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Scientific American, Vol. 3, No. 15 (October 1860) (1860)

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he leaf, c. vention of a Southern man, a practical cotton grower, mule) which is passed on each side of the row, thus go- The fleece being thus compressed between the four who has no doubt that it will accomplish its work in an ing twice between every two rows. The thinning is per- leaves, A, B, e,… … I. and II. (bound or un- k k, which are connected bound) may be had at this GATLING'S IMPROVED COTTON CULTIVATOR. with the rod, I, so that by office, and from all periodi- pressing this rod inward cal dealers. Price, bound, towards the taWe, the catches, j j, are forced from $1 50 per volume ; by…

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