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Scientific American, Vol. 10, No. 50 (1855) (1855)

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eason for this ; is it the fault of the track? We find in the particular tables, giv- ing an account of the performance of each en- gine, that there is also a great difference in use of oil, by different engines. Thus, onthe Al- | bany and Utica division, the engine Mechanic | only run 6 4-7 miles… … consumed one pint of oil for every 3 2-3 miles D ; SSS SSS SE... i $e run, while the engine W. W. Corcoran run 26 miles with one pint of oil—eight times the dis- tance. We have takenthe minimum and max- spect differs from the marine chain and lifting water out at her bottom, thereby avoiding the…

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