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Scientific American, Vol. 1, No. 26 (December 1859) (1859)

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ich this invention is protected IMPROVED BUCKLE FOR TRACES. this topic, in which hollow walls are advocated with zeal were issued to Peter Reynard and Victor Varin ; one on The accompanying cuts illustrate an improved buckle and a true sense of their utility. The non-conducting the 20th of… … ant. Rhubarb and blue pill, followed by seidlitz powder- were administered for the affectation of the liver, under ROESLER'S IMPROVED BUCKLE FOR TRACES. which treatment he got gradually better. On the Cth, A, represents a portion of the harness, to which the hook, some symptoms of suppression of…

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