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Scientific American, Vol. 12, No. 33 (April 1857) (1857)

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ke this ship an and are to be provided each with twenty- taken in hand by her proprietors themselves, /"N extraordinary vessel for speed, the power will eight paddles, thirteen feet in length and and she is now rapidly progressing. It is be quite moderate in proportion to her tun- three in depth.… … turers, Agriculturists.and People of every Profession in strictly speaking, no ribs. The shell does not Life, will find the SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN to be f diminish in thickness or strength from the great value in their respective callings. bottom upwards, like other vessels, but is of REPORTS OF U. S.…

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