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Scientific American, Vol. 10, No. 3 (September 30, 1854) (1854)

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nd to Will some of our readers give us their ex- Heo Inbentions. the gauge board, m, as to transmit the desired amount of grain to the aperture. This bar smallimportance to our agriculturists. is rotated by a band connected to a pulley on thus keeping it fresh and dry ? the wheel shaft. s is a… … The annexed engravings are views of an @ e are the spur teeth on the rollers, the one line of shafting can be adjusted and set with improvement in Cider Mills, for which a pat- Improved School Desk. row being double the size of the others. The great ease and correctness. This isa very ent was…

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