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Scientific American, Vol. 5, No. 44 (July 1850) (1850)

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bout to be taken to secure it in this coun- result, in a greater quantity of butter, than " The boiler of the new Engine forms as it refined, and withdrawn for that purpose from try. many other churns. were a cylindrical hollow-square, open only the use of the depositor, or from the Treasury in… … is a good idea—all our steamboats should have the cost of the alterations and apparatus re- These two engravings represent a new and while it will completely turn over the land, it one. This engine is to be (or is now) with- quired." beautiful plow—constructed and invented by will do so by throwing…

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