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Scientific American, Vol. 29, No. 20 (November 1873) (1873)

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also. that cut down the bank like grass before the scythe, and the : -..#.— LIGHTNING SHEEP SHEABS. mingled gravel and water find passage from tho mine This ingenious apparatus, according to the Ironmonger through a three foot flume. Really, more dirt is put through will shear six sheep in the time… … a single pound. work t)ian the most skillful shearer with the old fashion'd Hydraulic mining in this country, notwithstanding the in the single instrument represented in our engraving, the shears, and without danger of cutting the flesh. The handle progress made during the past two years, is yet in…

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