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Scientific American, Vol. 55, No. 14 (October 1886) (1886)

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ing, or twelve rounds taking aim, can be ed by the workmen, and the machine ejects the bale immense loads, and business receives a great impetus. maintained for some time ; consequently, unarmored automatically, in order to receive another. The steamboats, like fioating fortresse.s with walls or… … Resistance was anchored in St. Helen's Roads, in 5J^ fathoms of water, with 300.tons of ballast to give her A MISSISSIPPI EIVER STEAMBOAT. a list to starboard. The India rubber sheets, of va- deluge the wharves and storehouses with the harvestedk rious thicknesses, were fixed inside the vessel, di-…

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