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Scientific American, Vol. 13, No. 31 (April 1858) (1858)

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us Cane. them both. E is the bale, and F is a bar that round in the same direction that pressed the is the casing or frame. B is a door, there Fig. 1 is a general view of the eane, a being bale rendering the press ready for the next. has a pendant from its end, which, when the being a similar one… … follower has pressed the bale to its full ex- ley, a', is wound round J. This pulley is so forces in the follower, and when the cotton or 1 hay is fully compressed, the screw stop on g, tent, releases D, and allows it to be bound arranged on an axle that by raising or lower- pushes F, the pendant…

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