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Scientific American, Vol. 5, No. 14 (October 1861) (1861)

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, packed with lead. Within the ■of the invention consists in propelling a train of car- tube, and at the lower angles on either side, are cast of the district poet offices, and ultimately to extend riages through a tube by the creation of a vacuum raised ledges, two inches wide on the top, and one… … EXTENSION OF THE NEW MODE OF SENDING PARCELS. wheels of the despatch trucks to run upon. The latter and the carriages the piston. A piece of ground Some successful experiments were made on Tuesday. are made of a framing seven or eight feet long, in- One trip was made in sixty seconds, and a second…

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