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

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4 lbs.; builds the best and most efficient vessels of war of any index, f, at its upper end above the dial plate, b. J, j, the transverse strength of the former oak is 1699 lbs. naval station in the country. The Wabash is a splendid are holes for the admission of air to the box, and h, is that of… … in relation to it may be obtained that American-built ships are not so Fi-a.2 by addressing the inventor, Louis strong as the British. This is very S. Ullman, at Columbia, Tenn. erroneous and should be corrected. Our ships are in general very much stronger than the English timber IMPROVED CATCH…

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