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Scientific American, Vol. 13, No. 48 (1858) (1858)

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he buckets by being attached by arms to the bucket, and Fig. 3 is a section of the same. capable of adjustment by a set screw, and the A represents a circular cast-iron plate, other incline, s, allowing the cockle that falls whic is fitted loosely on a vertical shaft, B, through r to pass into the… … annual exhibition at Toronto on thefour days such foreign material that will not pass off is bolted to its arm by bolts, a. The plate, included between Sept. 28 and, Oct. 1. On hy the blast; depriving the grain of all smut A, and buckets, C, are covered by a plate. D the list of prizes which we…

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