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Scientific American, Vol. 23, No. 26 (December 1870) (1870)

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pulleys, which has been attended with great loss of power, the hight of the jets. This is closed by a disk of glass set in delay, and many other inconveniences. The mode adopted lent quality, not inferior to that extracted from Egyptian seed. a tight-fitting ring, fastened by a bayonet-joint. and… … portions, constituting the greater bulk of the product, can escape by the valve at the upper right hand cor- are reserved for exportation, or for home oil manu- SHAW'S COTTON SEED HULLEE. ner, and hot water from the proper reservoir flows in factories. by the valve at the lower left hand side. As…

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