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Scientific American, Vol. 7, No. 40 (June 1852) (1852)

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[NUMBER 40. NEW-YORK, JUNE 19,1852. VOLUME VII.] strongly braced, forming part of the supports THE PLOWSHARE PROW.—Fig. 1. Scientific American, for the pilot-house, the floor of which is seen CIRCULATION 16,000. at W, fig. 3. In front of this bulkhead the PUBLISHED WEEKLY • … hull-post, and around another pulley toward its now held above par. • The benefits which rail- bottom, is fastened to the end ot the brace, J, roads comer upon land-holders, perhaps above fig. 8, which projects backwards from the bulk- all others, have been exemplified in a most head of the Prow,…

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