THE ADVOCATE OF INDUSTRY, AND JOURNAL OF SCIENriFIO, MECHANICAL AND OTHER IMPROVEMENTS. VOLUME 5.] [NUMBER 33. NEW YORK MAY 4, 1850. ing for that purpose, and into the threads of THE Scientific American, the collars of the knobs, B B. FJ are the SNEAD7S IMPROVED GRAIN DRYER. CIRCULATION 14,000.… … regular trains. not more than twenty ; then immerse it in dis- If the train in which you travel meet with This apparatus is the invention of Mr. Chas. cular pipe contains the grain, and forms the tilled water for some minutes, and afterwards S. Snead, of Louisville, Ky., briefly noticed by an…
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