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or towns that are. historically speaking. richer than the glorious Oil City of Chester. Alone. aiming all the .'thine cities and towns of Great Britain, it retains, in pelf." preservation, its celebrated ancient walls. These silent monuments of men and manser• that have passed a

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motion to the seed barrels in the ordinary turnip drill machine, two large wooden hoppers to contain the bone duet, which is dropped through the chambered coulters on the same principle as the turnip seed. Thi s i m pl emen t is in very little use, the sowing of the bone dust by

INDUSTRIAL MUSEUM. Raving noticed the ploughs and grubbers, we proceed to the HARROWS. A good many of the different descriptions of harrows are represented in the collection of models of that useful implement. In an implement so simple in its construction and operation as the ba