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Scientific American, Vol. 7, No. 3 (1862) (1862)

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e of securing plates without river, with a branch to Puget’s Sound. Provision is the smoke hatches without endangering the boilers. piercing them through with these weakening holes. made for asuitable connection with other roads is This would suggest the expediency of having but one The annexed… … than Grand Rapids, and thence to guides the molten metal into its the valley of Fox River, on con. place. It is claimed that this mode of securing armor plates, besides its great strength, cheapness and ease _ OO Oo 5°. of fashioning to the vessel’s form, renders the vessel Hydrophobia and Muzzling…

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