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Scientific American, Vol. 10, No. 44 (1855) (1855)

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however, The nature of the invention consists in the abundance in some parts of the Ohio coal bas- its capacity of accommodating the crew and construction of deck or saloon cabins of staam in; ifso, as good pig iron for smooth castings passengers in case of emergency. The floor or other vessels in… … tire fluid state. This may be, but certainly hitched, the calfin can be launched or moved ends are secured in the inner side of the rim. the ordinary deck of the hull, and is com- it is no argument for the earth having been back and forth, like the feed bed of a saw posed of strong timbers…

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