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Scientific American, Vol. 6, No. 34 (May 1851) (1851)

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fire," it will soon see of the railing are secured on the under side of that he can set the atmosphere on fire also, for one of the trap folds near the hinges, so that GAPT. BROWN'S STEERING APPARATUS FOR SHIPS. his luminosity has recently broken out in a when one fold is raised up, the railing… … with about 15 parts of chloride of zinc are of catalyzing the oxygen of the atmosphere, helm is hard a-starboard. The inside face of This improvement in Rudders is the inven- heated up to 200°, and the ore, in a state of and rendering it luminiferous at a mere nomi- tion of Capt. Charles F. Brown,…

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