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Scientific American, Vol. 10, No. 24 (February 24, 1855) (1855)

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s, to Jobn Dick, of this city, for a meth. load is being moved, es shown in figure 1, but of scales to be weighed, or raising it up a blasts proceed from a single fan, said blasts od of supporting articles of dress, is at once when the load is to be lifted, it is brought crossing each other and so… … per blast passes over the top of the screen, upon it as shown in figure 2. The crank is close to where it is to be deposited, and the an ordinary bit when the horse moves gent- and carries off the chaff and other light parti- then prevented turning by a pin, g, inserted handles are then raised to…

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