by hand Cast Nickel Plates. row, molds thereon a uniform ridge of earth. Our illustra- labor, this it is now possible to do by the aid of ingenious For some years back much attention has been drawn to tion represents the device as adapted for cutting the furrows, machinery ; and a novel apparatus… … for as soon as the fire cured the knife, C, drops a littie, the nick- and which enters the el is liable to solid- sliding block, D, as a fulcrum. Block, D, travels in the ways, F, and is actuated in the same furnace is impossible.—C, 4. Borchert. A, which are suitably shod on their forward ends.…
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