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Scientific American, Vol. 13, No. 35 (May 1858) (1858)

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ator has picked hollow wheel, G. Inside this wheel there is as published in the Jowrnal, Messrs. Z. have their ends flush with the ends of A. To the cotton from one pod, in the act of raising a ratchet wheel, H, and pawl, lc, all moving Colburn and Holly made some interesting re- the outer end of… … the apparatus to the next, while holding it as used. and the endless chain of pickers working the Mr. Colburn was of opinion, after a shown in Fig. 1 ; by means of the bar, K, moment it is at rest, so that it is perfectly INVENTORS, MANUFACTURERS, thorough examination of all the facts, that…

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