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Scientific American, Vol. 20, No. 4 (January 1869) (1869)

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p it from resting on the horse's spine, farmer, is terribly destructive to the romance with which poets and has at its ends square mortises for the reception of the the metal is too rigid —not sufficiently elastic—even when lugs of the pad and the tenons of the terrets', B. Both the • covered with… … We have had some expe- DICKINSON'S COMBINED CORN HTJSKER AND SHELLER. A SEW VELOCIPEDE. rience in polishing hardware, A man upon a new sort of velocipede attracted a number of have invested the pursuit of the agriculturist. The hum and plane irons,.chisels, compasses, calipers, etc., and have found…

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