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Scientific American, Vol. 13, No. 43 (1858) (1858)

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is a revolving cylinder upon At No. 128 Fulton street, (Sun Buildings,) New York, ing teeth, and carried by them to the crushing which are fixed the knives or strikes, C, and corn. BY MUNN & CO. The operation of the machine is simple and rollers, J, which break and crush the stalk. a number of… … become a reality, and one of the most useful introduces into a crucible lined with charcoal They move in journals, L, and are operated rollers, J, it remains outside them until it is acquisitions which our age has made, and has equal weights of alum and sulphate of potash, by cog-wheels, K, from…

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