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Scientific American, Vol. 38, No. 11 (March 1878) (1878)

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ses all the advantages of a thorough brace and which make this invention radically different from other country of vegetation, so that the colonists have had to re- spring buckboard, owing to the springs front and rear. It processes of labeling plugs of tobacco are: is of light draught; there is… … mounted on the side bars over the rear axle. work, namely, it reduces the physical energy From the upper ends of both springs are by the very sense of relaxation which it im- hung by shackles the cross bars, to which, PHILLIPS' IMPROVED BUCKBOARD WAGON. parts; it often causes the smoker to stop…

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