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Scientific American, Vol. 14, No. 25 (February 26, 1859) (1859)

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f a series of rotating and stationary water. By the aid of our illustrations and the box, H, the smut and dirt being ejected passes off of plate F’’, and falls on the dish or conical scourers, placed within a proper case, description, the operation of the device will from the fan box through L. The… … melting of the ice. H are braces to hold the used if desired. These ledges may be formed scouring, and the grain being subjected to a passes successively through the several sinu- tank, A, in place. The inventor describes of concentric projections, having teeth cast continuous blast during the…

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