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Scientific American, Vol. 9, No. 48 (1854) (1854)

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wide, the former eleven shaft as in this one. through which the ground material must pass feet and the latter seven feet. The top of the The patent has been purchased by a compa- to be discharged through the spouts, H H; C tails of this machine. tunnel to be not less than twelve feet below ny, and… … scending arrows. A is the cover or inverted extent to which the sale of Indian meal is car- basin; it has lugs in it for the reception of ried on through the rural districts, seems really the arms, F, of the driving shaft which has a wonderful, At one steam mill the average The quartz is fed into…

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