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Scientific American, Vol. 3, No. 39 (June 1848) (1848)

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down in Boston town, by having a hook rod that catches the upper to lift the ore from the dross, and deposit it in Northern Railroad. A month ago or more, edge of C, and is made, from the shape of the the receiving trough. The fare on the northern railroad, isreda- I saw a very sing'lar thing cam,… … Of any in the swarm— hope to see them no longer wasted in the shaft of D, the magnet cylinder. E, repre- This is a side view of the machine. As the Said " twas'nt glass of fashion, but streets. sents the copper wires that are wound around same letters indicate like parts on all the fig- It was the…

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