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Scientific American, Vol. 32, No. 12 (March 1875) (1875)

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dapted it held the post of Captain- of the Camden and Atlantic Life is to its purpose.—Hunt's Yachting Magazine. A NEW 8TEAH LAtmCH. Guards, a corps of gallant men whose business it is' to save Mr. George Baird, an engineer residing at St. Petersburgh, life at dangerous sea-bathing places. A… … must prove a material economy; the tri- depth of hold, while her mean draft THE STE&M LAUNCH MAB. adic bearing of the wheels on the is 1 foot 9 inches. She is fitted made in five distinct airtight compartments, namely, one for ground would favor the draft. The bulk of the weight, be- with a…

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