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Scientific American, Vol. 14, No. 5 (1866) (1866)

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atmosphere neither causes it to emit the nauseat- work, preventing them from raising partially, and county. The mine is claimed by seven different com- ing odor of benzine, so often arising from newly panies. A local paper describes it thus:— — scattering loose uneven winrows. At the same time:… … HARDGROVE’S HORSE RAKE. the teeth are free to conform to undulating ground ‘¢This vein, varying in thickness from four to indorsement of that opinion, a medal and diploma by the springing of the teeth. eight inches, contains a rather large quantity of the were granted its manufacturers.—Commercial…

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