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Scientific American, Vol. 9, No. 18 (October 1863) (1863)

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rge PACKING THE ENDS OF CONDENSES TUBES. cog-wheels, E F G, which are hung on three arms se- quantities at Providence, B. I., and at Troy, N. Y., cured on one standard, and these derive their motion It is well known to engineers and tho scientific the machines, however, being entirely different in… … dressing the inventor and patentee, J. W. Town, perienced in keeping the tubes of surface condensers 200 tuns per month for Government use. South Woodbury, Vt. tight where they enter the end plates. Ingenious Thi Union Pacific Railway.—The sum of $2,430,- men have expended a great deal of time and…

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