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Scientific American, Vol. 6, No. 8 (February 1862) (1862)

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been lows :— ing bomb shells. It is usually set at an angle of constantly increasing, and we have lately had Mr. Flag Ship—Side wheel gunboat Octorara, Comman- 45° and throws its missile into the air, and when it Fairbairn's declaration of his confidence in the ulti- reaches the proper distance and… … -D, Oak floor timbers—E, Pine cross-timbers.— A, Keelson.—6, Keel.—C, Oak filling F, Lockers.—G, Hummock lockers.—1 , water tanks.—I, Mortar bed.—J, Main deck. SECTION OF SCHOONERS. SECTION OF MORTARS. ding)—Schooners Norfolk Packet (flag vessel), Oliver always reached by the quantity of powder put…

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