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Scientific American, Vol. 14, No. 10 (November 13, 1858) (1858)

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rap but tion, and cutter stops in its fussy motion, and of Easton, Pa., either of whom may be ad- very often become loose, its effect is very we find that their joint motions were a con- dressed for further particulars. It was pat- slight. spiracy to form the different shapes at the end ented… … England, and with a decided improvement in New Seeding Machine. The railroad companies are, we are happy back be placed, as to give the most comforta- speed. The engines of 500 horse power built This machine is designed to plant either to say, learning common sense gradually, al- ble seat. When…

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