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Scientific American, Vol. 28, No. 14 (1873) (1873)

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ears to be likely to give ces are not in contact, and are therefore not exposed to grind- satisfactory results, says the Hngineer. It consists of a row support any weight, and at the same time leaves the plows ing and consequent leakage. The machine is designed to be of modified horseshoe… … magnets by means of the induced tor while guiding the plows to walk at the side of the row of current, as above described, and MEIXELL’S CORN PLOW AND MARKER. the other two were sufficient to plants being cultivated. the expense of the pipes, etc., attendant upon the use of a K is a long bar…

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