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Scientific American, Vol. 17, No. 15 (October 1867) (1867)

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rs, on sand pumps, the seed bag, the casing, the rods which clear the clasp, and allow its two sides to spring apart; of course, the outside, is attached a mold board, or share of cast iron, out the tube, the gas furnaces—the whole very interesting, if the barbs are in the fish's mouth, this action… … make Jerusalem his head quar- PLUMB'S PATENT FURROWING SLED. inst., which perhaps you may ters, and to excavate, and in- think it useful to lay before your readers, and meanwhile vestigate about the city as much as possible, especially in the a letter. Hardly any wood is consumed now for fuel. Some…

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