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Scientific American, Vol. 44, No. 8 (February 1881) (1881)

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of the vessel set- plows, harrows, and other agricultural implements. It may holding their patronage from shops in which the girls are tles at once upon the greased ways, and the result is exactly be readily adjusted to fit draw beams of various dimensions, not allowed to sit; and our daily… … under the beam, as may be found most con- simple, inexpensive, always at hand when venient. wanted, and able to take itself out of the way JENNINGS' PLOW CLEVIS. Further information in regard to this useful when it is not wanted. A step in this direction invention may be obtained by addressing Mr.…

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