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Scientific American, Vol. 9, No. 50 (August 1854) (1854)

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r is formed of sec- the breaking rollers, a, and the ones, 6, there the patent was granted. snake. This being accomplished, the bird is placed a small revolving table which carries tion cards, c c, with their teeth inside. The A is a stout frame, and B a feed table for gathers with its feet and… … clear to any person. One of these machines is arrow and draws hi the flax through the feed over by the picker, C, this edge holds it to the Cannelton Cotton Factory. action of the brush roller, D, which thereby now in operation at Little Falls, N. Y., and card rolls, b b, and scrapes off most of…

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