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Scientific American, Vol. 13, No. 25 (February 27, 1858) (1858)

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follower then acts on the cotton, Courier, a few days ago, that the deepest well pressing it vertically, and when the cotton is in the world was the artesian well of Messrs. sufficiently compressed in this direction, the Dupont, in that city —1,00 feet indepth. We bale is bound as usual, and the… … et Be Pump Valve. this shaft has its bearings in a lever, h, by tions, g, which always extend over the edges This press can be operated by any conve- A new and valuable modification of pump which it may be raised or lowered, and, by nient power, and is intended to compress the or ends of the…

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