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Scientific American, Vol. 13, No. 10 (1865) (1865)

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ve force was not equal to the re- from the steam chest by an internal valve, not liable sistance, and the steam was condensed. A second to wear; it will blow the steam out of the reservoir It is important that the valves and cylinders of experiment was made, substituting for the boring in without… … Their total capital was $1,183,280, yielding $2, 804,322 experiments was neither uniform in tint nor of a friction is not only lessened thereby at the time, but annually in products. Raw material to the amount good color. Others, however, still persist in a con- the expense of repair is much…

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