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Scientific American, Vol. 14, No. 2 (September 18, 1858) (1858)

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hat may to with some of the principal railroad man- be loose among it to fall down on to the con- agers to introduce these cars as soon as possible ducting board, I, so that it does not pass on their roads, Among other testimonials, we through the threshing machine. J is a foot- have seen a very… … empties, and below K are inclined boards to constructed on these principles by Gideon conduct seed passing through K to a receiv- Bantz, of Frederick City, Md. Our engrav- ing box, Q. The wind board, P, of the fan ings fully illustrate the invention, Fig. 1 being is hinged at its lower back edge,…

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