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Scientific American, Vol. 2, No. 1 (January 1860) (1860)

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ter the certificate has been refused will be made pun- carriage might run very well and economically, and it It consists essentially in making a deep, narrow chan- would be hailed as a general benefactor if the crowds of ishable by fine. The receipts from the $10 fees are to nel, or slit, in the… … -FtpS HASKELL'S IMPROVED SLIDE KEEL FOE SHIPS. be drawn in, in shallow water, and lowered down where fee were $3 it would give, in the aggregate, a sum ample were superseded by safe steam carriages, but until street for all the expenses, and if competent and honest men railroads are permitted to…

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