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Scientific American, Vol. 12, No. 18 (1865) (1865)

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at the work is performed hy London, in 1851, the receipts were $2,500,000, and means of different sizes or degrees of fineness in the profits were $1,000,000. The receipts of thesec- the meshes of the screens, one of which is shown at ond exhibition in London, in 1862, were $300,000; -A. The grain… … any importance with respect to subdue an old sod, to kill to metallic titanium, and he weeds and insecsts of all has obtained the metal only kinds, leaving the ground BODGE’S GRAIN AND SEED SEPARATOR. as an amorphous gray pow- clean and in fine condition der, resembling iron reduced by hydrogen at…

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