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Scientific American, Vol. 23, No. 17 (1870) (1870)

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as already received a large number of orders for this planter Company : that, each morning when the naturalist came to visit the im- from Western men. The plaintiff, a passenger in the cars of the company, sur- prisoned plant he observed that even during the dryest nights The machine has recently… … every possible source of danger; but he is bound to the Douglas Co., N. C., Fair, the only one at which it has yet use all such reasonable precautions as human judgment and been exhibited. foresight are capable of to make his passenger’s journey safe In old ground it covers the seed itself, so that…

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