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Scientific American, Vol. 10, No. 24 (1864) (1864)

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the with a machine as without it, there is certainly not which it has assumed since the breaking-out of the stench for a long time. The opinion of all who wit- much advantage in using one. This machine is very rebellion, in consequence of the greatly enhanced gentle in its treatment of tife clothes… … cause the boxes to ve around in A churn has been constructed on DENNEY’S SORGHUM MILL. their seats, whereby the cront and top this principle, with some variation as of the top roll to the discharge roll is also increased the belief that it would prove more effective for driv- it is an invaluable…

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