between them ; leaves, A and B, and after the the whole beirfg held in place by latter have been turned up as EDWARDS’ IMPROVED WOOL-FOLDER. the nut, m. The cutter-head described, and fastened together itself is loose on the shaft, and is carried by the pressure of the washer, 0, against it, which… … perhaps form some idea of its great value. It is the in- ing is done by a kind of plow (drawn by a horse or the fold which has been turned upon it by the leaf, c. vention of a Southern man, a practical cotton grower, mule) which is passed on each side of the row, thus go- The fleece being thus…
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