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Scientific American, Vol. 11, No. 9 (August 1864) (1864)

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are the best machines that have here- over it is in cars on this very pian that so many arator receives a combined reciprocal, horizontal, tofore been in use. The former becomes packed with robberies and murders have occurred on English rotary and shaking motion, which settles the gold in black… … VOLUME ELEVEN, HICKS'S GOLD-WASHER AND SEPARATOR. NEW SERIES. cept to save coarse gold, while the latter process will the outward depression or pan. The idea is to settle The publisher* of the SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN respectfully give not save rusty gold nor that which does not come in the gold into…

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