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Scientific American, Vol. 40, No. 26 (June 1879) (1879)

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0T7NSEB. and favorite vessel on the line between Liverpool and New A cultivator that is constructed so that its teeth may be York. The Scotia was built in 1S63, when, with the excep The accompanying illustration represents a sounder for elevated or depressed at will, so that it may be hauled or… … pound system, with inverted cylinders, 38 rakes, which consists in a yielding or flexible inches, and 66 Inches diameter, and 3 feet 9 A NEW FORM OF SOTJNDEB. lever, which may be held by the hand of the inches stroke, supplied with steam at 75 lb. driver, and which may be readily changed to…

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