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Scientific American, Vol. 28, No. 9 (March 1873) (1873)

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of a shaft, and driven by the apparatus, are shown at C and D. Any required number well suited for high and low pressure, stationary, portable, one belt or gear, the power being applied directly to the of sections may be thus located. The chamber, F, and tubes, and marine engines. It is also… … mills, will occupy only ficient thickness to hold the space usually taken the sections apart and THE ECLIPSE SECTIONAL STEAM BOILEB, by one mill, and that to allow the smoka to the four have only two bearings to care for, while the step We see by the Pittsburgh papers that Messrs. Jones & pass,…

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