The Cultivator: A Monthly Publication, Devoted to Agriculture, Volúmenes5-6L. Tucker, 1838 |
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... operations ? Certainly , by many particularly by means of every living vegetable ; all vegetables having the power of decomposing water , by a secret operation peculiar to themselves . Fish , in general , and all cold - blooded ( a ) ...
... operations ? Certainly , by many particularly by means of every living vegetable ; all vegetables having the power of decomposing water , by a secret operation peculiar to themselves . Fish , in general , and all cold - blooded ( a ) ...
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... operation . It may be constructed for the power of one horse or more , though usually ad- apted for two horses , attached to an endless chain pow- ling power ; and the whole is so portable , that it may er , though it may be attached to ...
... operation . It may be constructed for the power of one horse or more , though usually ad- apted for two horses , attached to an endless chain pow- ling power ; and the whole is so portable , that it may er , though it may be attached to ...
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... operation some days , on our premises , year ; and to enable us to do so , we respectfully solicited extent amongst us . In view of directing more we are prepared to give it our unqualified approbation , information , in time for our ...
... operation some days , on our premises , year ; and to enable us to do so , we respectfully solicited extent amongst us . In view of directing more we are prepared to give it our unqualified approbation , information , in time for our ...
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