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

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or all kinds of wheel work, A, at the end, just as a clock 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… … formation. EssENCE oF CorreEE.—The Cincinnati Gazette an- nounces that ‘‘ pure essence of coffee” is now made in that city out of the ‘‘ cheapest, dirtiest molasses,” This molasses is boiled, cooled, and when hard, is broken and pulverized. Ground rye is then mixed with it, and a small box of the…

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