2. _American Railroad Journal_, 1853, vol. 9, p. 427.

3. Connecting both truck axles with an equalizing lever so that they

acted in sympathy with each other also did much to prevent

derailments on rough trackage.

4. Bissell states in the patent specification that inclined planes

had been previously applied to railroad car trucks. His claim

rested on the application of this device to locomotive trucks.

5. From a sworn statement of G. M. Milligan dated July 2, 1857. This

along with letters, petitions, receipts, and other such material

quoted in this discussion are from the Patent Office papers housed

in the National Archives, Washington, D.C. (hereafter referred to

as Patent Office papers).

6. The _Lebanon_ was a 4-4-0, used in freight service, that had been

built by the New Jersey Locomotive and Machine Company in December

1855.

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