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Scientific American, Vol. 1, No. 4 (July 1859) (1859)

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g the suspending rods, L L. All these parts are seen in Fig. • The lint causes the seed to adhere together and prevents interior. A, represents a rectangular frame, to the back 1, which represents the wheel entirely ready for use. a free discharge of it; but by this invention this diffi- part of… … from it in a sojnewhat tan- who are using it:—"The gential position. The axis, wheel is six feet in di- GARRETT'S COTTON SEED-PLANTER. /', of this wheel extends ameter under a six-foot through one side of the seed -box, and it has a pinion, The invention is by Charles C. Garrett, of Spring head and…

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