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Scientific American, Vol. 19, No. 4 (July 1868) (1868)

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of which are curved and perforated, revolves in the trough, Fellies. The object of the machine shown in the engraving is to Gt, about midway between the ends, and on a shaft in line combustion of the sulphur. The pendant partitions prevent and connected with the hollow shaft on which the wheel, C,… … Paget inspected the works in 1867, and BEIDLER'S AUTOMATIC FELLY SAWING ALA CHINE munications should be addressed to the invent- was of opinion that they would succeed. or, Peter S. Beidler, South Easton, Pa. is fixed. At the rear of this wheel is a pendant valve, I Fig. In France the capitalists…

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