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Scientific American, New Series, Vol. 4, No. 12 (March 23, 1861) (1861)

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r and Pulverizer. of the plates, E E, are firmly fastened the cam plates, Accorrespondent of the Homestead, in an article on The object of the invention here illustrated is to in- DD, which come in contact, as the spades leave the fattening hogs, gives the following advic ground, with the friction… … ries the spades. ‘The axis animals, to be sleek-look- of the drum, G, has its ing, fat, clean or quiet. I bearings in a toothed have secn many a pen where the mud and offal was two ing come into general use. ‘The principal feature of segment, which is concentric with the gear wheel, H, or three…

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