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Scientific American, Vol. 9, No. 19 (1863) (1863)

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e. Scarcely was the idea broached, however, made unusually large, and has a series of ratchet traneported to or from the field. There is also a than the patient inventorsset their wits to work, and reel shaft and fixtures accompanying this machine, teeth cast inside, in which the palls set. By this… … forming a special feature of the invention. The elaimed some special excellence. The croakers find when the machine advances; immediately upon large traction wheels on this machine give it very their prophesies falsified, and themselves laughing- backing, the palls slip over the teeth and the…

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