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

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is is 7 is an end view (elevation) of the base or be pressed hard against the large wheel, M, the the sides of this bulkhead are vertical and pa- on the highway from the Atlantic to San Fran- after-part of the Prow, with its bulkhead, and rallel. The Prow is a double plowshare, axis-barrel, L, will… … compared with the traffic—must necessarily ed into the bottom end of the cut-water. A into the base of the prow, must be fastened to piercing the water with its point, P, far,*head occur. There is nothing without risk; " if it by iron pins, which can easily be drawn but of the bows, and putting it…

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