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Scientific American, Vol. 2, No. 4 (January 1860) (1860)

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his invention is to give a vibratory mo- this matter in time and provide for the possible contin- bees to make their comb in a straight line, a plan which gency of loss of their property by fire. What if your tion to the teeth of a harrow, and thus pulverize the soil was discovered by accident, and… … T. S. Underbill, at St. Johns- PATTERSON'S IMPROVED VIBRATING HARROW. Counsel to Investors.—Inven- ville, N. Y. tors, patentees, and those interested ■—>-.♦, — The two side-pieces, D D, shown in the cut, are pivot- in patents and desire counsel upon any questions relating LIGHTNING ACCIDENTS IN…

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