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Scientific American, Vol. 5, No. 9 (November 17, 1849) (1849)

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ve- to cover the corn or seed with a greater or less other. This press will be the flying heavy der which it is passed several times. The re- ments in candles, those at least that are most artillery of the literary world. quantity of soil. This is a good idea. common in Néw York, consist in… … ing place. This isonly one-eighth of the en- ter no fewer than 2,600 biscuits in an hour, or This is an invention of Mr. William H. Cle- tire bridge, each tube having to be lifted 100 nearly a ton of ship biscuits every two hours. ment, of Philadelphia, who has patented the feet above high-water…

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