p of each pier, and each or otherwise, to the spring, and the opposite end sliding in to be worked easily by hand with the ladle, the heat of the one holding in its embrace one of the cables. The pulleys the slot, 2’, in the outer end of the spring. I is a bar notched water bath producing thus… … the arms, T, on the large end of the scale beam, extending edge of the slot. To the opposite end of the bar, I, is piv- back under the hopper, from which it is filled, and when the through the Scientific American Patent Agency, May 22, 1877, the novel plow illustrated herewith. The rear parts of ,…
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