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

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ld. dreth, at Lockport from whom more infor- sulphur in some form, could be detected up- work hard land that cannot be worked with The Cleveland Plaindealer gives an ac- on the leaves of trees treated in the manner a cultivator. The shears cut the whole sur- mation may be obtained by letter. count… … The annexed engraving represents a gang he must apply for it as the legal adminis- plow, invented by G. W. Hildreth, of Lock- ling pin locked in the link and out of the The annexed engravings represent an im- trator of the deceased inventors. If this port, N. Y., who has taken measures to se- link.…

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