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Scientific American, Vol. 7, No. 20 (November 1862) (1862)

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the furrows are then thrown ner may have its special apparatus. Annexed is an drawn, the helves themselves reversed and the culti- up against the cane, cotton or other plants by their invention designed for cultivating crops or grain vator (seen projecting upward) used ; the difference action.… … CORNICE'S PATENT CULTIVATOR. center being regulated by lowering the frame, A, by the minor details of the cultivator, and the mode other, should be in favor with agriculturists. The means of the lever, b. The whole apparatus seems of attaching the chains to the axle, by means of the following…

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