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Scientific American, Vol. 10, No. 32 (April 1855) (1855)

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depression the following means are used. scatterer, D, upon the extreme end of which inventor at Winchester. quired. It is evident that other means may The shafts are pivoted to the body of the is the sieve, H, through which it is allowed ter addressed to the patentee, Mr. Strait, at to pass. In… … ed over a much wider space than would the line is to be wound, and a sweep which a hand lever; C D is a curved sectional tube, The accompanying figures represent the otherwise be the case. In addition to this is capable of rotating round these hooks.— with an opening, c, under the partition, b,…

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