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Scientific American, Vol. 29, No. 9 (1873) (1873)

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ly filled mold forward under the compressing piston, choppers are rotated. By pulling the handle, I, the front end rior to that done by the hoe in the first working of ‘cotton. it at the same time pushes forward the mold with the newly of the pawl is lifted out of and above the notch of the pul-… … last and sand are at command, bricks can be The clevis rod, J, is adjustable, so that the COTTON CHOPPER AND CULTIVATOR. made on the spot where the buildings are to horse may walk on one side of the plants with- be erected, and used, on an average, three or cotton at regular intervals, scrapes and…

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