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Scientific American, Vol. 16, No. 5 (1867) (1867)

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um- extending on each side the ber of kernels as the plunger is raised, and discharge them runner and working vertical- at D, where they are divided by the beveled center piece, E, ly in a simple guide. and distributed. The operation is understood by the engrav- When the horses are back- ing. The… … is announced. The route proposed is from some con- furrows. A light pull on the handle discharges the seed as venient point on the Gulf of Mexico, by an air-line route ; shown. The number of kernels, or the amount of seed, can 1,268 miles long to the Pacific Ocean. The aid of Con- |be regulated by…

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