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Scientific American, Vol. 10, No. 41 (June 1855) (1855)

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u express a doubt as to the potency sal satisfaction. It iB well adapted to the box, and push back the serrated head, F, of cility for changing the depth of the plows, of sulphur applied, as stated, in causing ca- the spring bolt in the open space of the box, terpillars or worms to leave trees. I… … though the hole had nearly closed up. Sil- More information may be obtained by let- and changing the quantity of land ; it re- face of the ground aad turn it over ;it isvery ver coin carried in the pockets of individu- ter addressed to Mr. Hopkins, at Messrs. convenient for carrying off loose stone…

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