at it may be placed on the ordinary nient, and disfigures the appearance of any anvil and removed at pleasure. D, fig. 1 is upen the end of which bracket is secured 2} to show the spring and crank. Fig. 3 is a room; and more than all, it affords no oppor- tunity for the introduction of fresh air in… … ismuchmore favorably disposed for contact measures to secure a patent for a good im- | lar horizontal plate, E, cast thereto, and“pro- the inside of the case; this spring and crank with the air, than any arrangement of pipes provement in sleds, which consists in attach- | jecting on all sides from…
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