s caused to advance over the ‘fixed fabric by means of the rope and windlass, I. The hopper is confined to a rectilinear path by the cleat, J, which enters a longitudinal groove, the fabric being kept straight by a pressure roller, K, while the trowelis secured by the wedges, L, and the canvas is… … DIXON & CLOSE’S CARRIAGE GATE. twenty or thirty hands. Patented Sept. 4, 1866. For further resting upon the two forward rollers and the hind bolster. zontal shaft turning in suitable bearings, having on one information address J. H. Pulte, No. 298 Walnut street, Cin. The chains, C C, in connection…
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