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Scientific American, Vol. 10, No. 24 (June 1864) (1864)

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DENNEYS SORGHUM MILL. other officers of rank who were present, expressedthe belief that it would prove more effective for driv-ing off besiegers than anything ever invented. Bethis as it may, if Richmond is ever threatened by asiege, the sneezers, as the inventor facetiouslycalls his balls, will… … and the number of them is constantly increasing.Different persons will, of course, have predilectionsin favor of particular machines. For family use the simplicity of this machine will commend it to allwhile the ease with which it is operated is also ogreat additional value; for if it is as hard…

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