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Scientific American, Vol. 9, No. 48 (August 1854) (1854)

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y a vertical shell; 6 is an adjustable screen between them, and the present engravings exhibit a great ways, each four feet wide, the former eleven shaft as in this one. through which the ground material must pass change and improvement in some of the de- feet and the latter seven feet. The top of… … mouth of the deaf person. If one end of this scending arrows. A is the cover or inverted extent to which the sale of Indian meal is car- B are the grinding balls; they run in the rod be made to rest firmly on the bridge, and ried on through the rural districts, seems really basin; it has lugs in it…

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