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Scientific American, Vol. 4, No. 24 (1861) (1861)

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f the wagon, is connected by specimen of this plant to Dr. Torry, of this city, burnt on the very first movement of troops South- the rod, c, with the crank-shaft, d, which is rocked in who pronounced it to be euphorbia prostrata. Its ward. Through the energy of the managers, they stem is delicate,… … may be obtained by ad- LETTS’ IMPROVED WAGON BRAKE. theiroperationshave been dressing the inventor, its parts. Dr. Irwin made quite a number of experi- destroyed for several miles by the Virginia troops, to John A. Letts, at Trumansburg, N. Y. ments with this plant to test its virtues on dogs that…

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