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Scientific American, Vol. 2, No. 42 (July 1847) (1847)

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332 SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN. Fulton'* Water Steamer. NEW INVENTIONS. POTATOE DIGGING MACHINE. In respect to the question contained in your Hew and Important Hydraulic Invention … machine is said to be very simple in itsstruc- been heretofore made, consider the question tare and operation and costs no more than a of practicability settled in the negative. For The above is a vertical view of a machine , shaking of the rack by the cranks will clean common pump and can be fixed…

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