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Scientific American, Vol. 10, No. 29 (1855) (1855)

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e corn and cobs passing from the largest The casing, e, which incloses the grinder, c, More information may be obtained by let- to the smallest end of the grinder, 4, and is secured to the platform, k, by ears and set ter addressed to the patentee, Mr. Weigle. screws. The casings, d and e, are… … the people, it is reported, have pulled down the hopper, h, into the receiving aperture, f, The accompanying engravings represent an of achilled driving wheel having the im- anumber of miles of telegraph wires, be- which opens into the casing, d, above the improvement in casting a counterbalance on…

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