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Scientific American, Vol. 13, No. 42 (1858) (1858)

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e same movement as PUBLISHED WEEKLY moves the bar, H, which with its arms, g, col- of Mercersburg, Pa.—has found that they the cutters, E, pass the stalks on to the plat- At No. 128 Fulton street, (Sun Buildings,) New York, strip the sorghum cane beautifully; and as lects them, and by means of this… … These recesses are not parallel with each {nnocens, in Paris. The place had been ysed swinging gate they are compressed and number of stalks to form another bundle. other—their inner ends being nearer together as a cemetery for centuries. The whole area, The inventor is I. V. Adair, of Romulus, N.…

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