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Scientific American, Vol. 8, No. 26 (1863) (1863)

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e up and down, and is held in its the end, and is also provided with a nut, D, and each end, which the occupants can regulate at will. place with guides, and regulated to the proper depth washer, E. To the stemis riveted by an adjusting apparatus com- the springs, F; these serve to cen- posed of… … vessels, iron-clad and otherwise. It leaving the cultivator unincum- was patented by Edmund Lock- bered. By changing the frames any kind of garden tools adapted to the machine may be employed. The distance at which the are filled with double sashes, so as to keep out dust, ther information may be…

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