rs, F, which are adjusted by much time and labor, and the nap, after dry- through which it passes. It carries a belt Frederick Nishwitz, of Williamsburgh, N. the pinions, c, and racks. After leaving the pulley, H, which gives motion by a belt ing, is left smooth. Y., has taken measures to secure a… … The New York and Erie Railroad. having been previously sawn into planks, Benjamin Loder, Esq., President of the pulley, S, which gives motion by a belt, i, to to a nap-laying card cylinder, I, also to a thus economising an important item of ex- above railroad, has written a letter in answer a brush…
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