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Scientific American, Vol. 47, No. 25 (1882) (1882)

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the back piece of the bow] for the purpose battery could be accommodated on board a boat, it might be As it appeared from the powerful antiseptic properties of of imparting additional strength. All of the nails are ma- possible to propel a vessel with electro-magnetic engines chine made, with the… … vaporizations, and internally. THE ENGINE OF JACOBI’S ELECTR{C BOAT, 1838. hod elevators. The introduction of hod elevators, oddly 3. The results obtained, even in the case of the largest enough, met with no opposition from individual proprietors operations, are, up to the present, in the highest…

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