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Scientific American, Vol. 13, No. 42 (June 1858) (1858)

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everal feet above the natural level. On open- 6th, 1858. brought back until there shall be a sufficient scythe-shaped cutter, F, works. The cutters, ing the ground, the dead bodies were found, F, are attached each to the lower ends of two while retaining their shape, to have been trans- vertical… … swing freely, the arms, q q, being over the 313 of the present volume nf the Scientific rollers to grasp it, and so draw the cane Before the sugar cane can be crushed in American. He has made quite a number of platform, A. I represents a swinging gate, through the stripper, leaving the leaves out-…

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