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Scientific American, Vol. 9, No. 23 (December 1863) (1863)

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l occupants of theroom, as is the case sometimes with spring locks.These catches are made in all styles, either silver-plated, brass, or in lacquered iron. This patent was obtained through the ScientificAmerican Patent Agency, on Feb. 3, 1863, by J. F.Tozer, of Binghamton, N. Y. State, county,… … TOZERS LOCK CATCH. and sweep out the troughs through the door, E,without being hindered or delayed by the crowdingor desire of the sheep to get at the feed. The feed-ing boards can also be turned up in a horizontalposition, so that by merely placing a bar underneaththe two leaves, when so turned…

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