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Scientific American, Vol. 14, No. 11 (November 20, 1858) (1858)

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and which rotate with the shell. able. The lower ends of the legs are turned will discharge the meal in a vessel prepared outwards as at 6’, and on the projections thus and gare the detachable grinding surfaces. for it, ard hinder it from being blown away formed the stone rests, they are rounded at… … those of cylindrical sections. The inventor is terial the purchaser may like, and when in- There is an opening in the trough through convenient and strong, and is the invention Albin Worth, of Stapleton, N. Y., and a pat- flated it will sustain the wearer in the water which the meal falls into the…

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