IMPROVED COTTON GIN.

Joseph W. Thorn, Iuka, Miss., assignor to himself and M.W. Beardsley,

of same place.--In this machine there is a new construction of the

brush drum for simplifying the same, and facilitating the application

of the brush wings, so that they can be readily taken off and put on;

also, an arrangement of the ribs between the saws for facilitating the

separating of the seed from the cotton without breaking and injuring

the fiber. There are also ingenious devices for preventing the seed

from gathering and clogging at the ends of the saw drum.

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