its William H. Silsby, of Martin’s Ferry, Cal. Beneath member being also concaved on its inner bearing sur- face. The means for binding the fish plate to the rail rest and allowed to drop to its lowest position. The the ends of each paddle the belt is bent to the curve of and to the chain will be… … be made of any suitable material, but iron is preferred. then the vessel, propelled by her own engines, was otherwise secured rigid plates, in the shape of cylindri- 0 ee quickly out of sight. On arriving at Sheerness, she cal segments conforming to the pulleys, these plates AN IMPROVED FRUIT JAR.…
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