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Scientific American, Vol. 11, No. 49 (August 1856) (1856)

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radle spring," T, fig. 1, and in the rear on ly in the center of the body, in front, it must reason the horse cannot be driven along on this straining of the body, or any part therewith a half elliptic, supported by iron jacks near of course travel in the middle of the road, in central ridge or… … above improvement as a very valuable one. to run perfectly steady, and as there are but roughness than the front wheels of four wheeled and as the wheel is in the center of the body, m Address C. W. Saladee, Columbus, Ohio, for three wheels, the friction of course is less, and vehicles. On country…

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