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Scientific American, Vol. 5, No. 41 (June 1850) (1850)

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dged that if there were good rail roads met us at every step of our progress through F are cone pulleys, on the lower ends of the perfect purification is effected. In some cases in the East Indies, the raising of cotton to the establishments. He is enlarging his oper- shafts, connected by a driving… … California. substance. The screen, F, is then made small- a small number are in operation. guides the extracted matters into the bag, as The shafts being now completed to the per. er, as denoted by the dotted lines, H H, and the centrifugal force, makes the said matters, feet level of the road, a…

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