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Scientific American, Vol. 14, No. 41 (1859) (1859)

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long, so that seed can be planted ofcolors. They dance and waver in the out- during a journey. while the ground is being harrowed. A line of the*perforated black card in a manner The inventor is W. L. seen of aie supplemental harrow, C’, is secured to the that appears magical. These effects are due… … owning mineral lands, and those whe wish to a slot in the piece, D. This piece, D, is at- The principle of combination, which can do beings; and, indeed, as we have had occasion become acquainted with mining engineering. tached to the pivot that hinges A and B frequently to remark, combination is a…

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