olve, and the chain is unwound. On releasing the treadle, ken by hard or sudden pulls. a weight at its far end brings it again into position; and a Patents on the foregoing were obtained through the Scien- New Carriage mountings. weight attached to the drum reverses its motion and causes tific… … matter of price, we understand that the rubber rope through the Scientific American Pat- FOOT POWER BUZZ SAW. mountings are of about the same expense as ent Agency. Address H. A.. Miller, Presi- the best plated ones.— The Hub. dent, Room 9, 23 Dejwstreet, New York, or Charles B. Fithian, further…
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