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Scientific American, Vol. 14, No. 24 (1866) (1866)

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handle, E, and adjusted This improvement consists in forming with the hub fate, but it is believed they went down with the to any desired position by means of thimble or band or outer jaw of the wrench, and projecting at right enemy.” and set screw, J. At the outer end ot the shaft of angles from… … tion may be obtained by addressing Mr. Hennessey, No. 81 Beaver street, New York. Remarkable History of a Torpedo Boat, General Maury’s report of the defence of Mobile narrates the eventful history of a torpedo boat as followe:—‘‘ It was built of boiler iron, was about 35 The SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN is…

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