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Scientific American, Vol. 12, No. 34 (1857) (1857)

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rmation respecting it may be ob- qT o-o—___. of strength sufficient for this purpose might Patent Mortar Mixer. tained by letter, addressed either to Mr. Hunt, Messrs. Henry W. Hunt and John Sands on This figure is a perspective view of a be afforded by some practicable means. In Peekskill. N. Y.,… … in the back end of the drag; it is raised and cient—secured at its outer end by a heavy an- ‘a lowered by a lever L; K is a water tank on chor, would be exposed to no wear of import- the drag; it has a spout and faucet in it to ance, and might be galvanized so as to quite Few devices in so common…

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