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Scientific American, Vol. 14, No. 19 (1866) (1866)

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lock is wound. BUGBEE’S CRUTCH, When this is done the wheels give motion to a vibrat- cultivators, mowers and reapers, as well as wheeled Common crutches are very insecure. In slippery arm, B, which is driven by a small crank in the works vehicles, inasmuch as it prevents the cultivators, weather… … with it, and a small box of the mixture, labelled ‘pure essence of coffee,” is sold for eighty cents. —" Various parties who have tried it pronounce this The wheel work will run a long time, and after start- arrangement to be very satisfictory. State, county ing requires no attention. It was…

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