taking strain off from the ropes, or revolved by the spring gearing, the fliers are revolved on of removing them altogether, as occasion may require. might be expected to be important and troublesome, viz., the swivels, giving the apparatus a very curious appearance. making the plane of the disk… … allude to the letters patent granted on May 4, 1796, to Peter COFER'S AUTOMATIC FLY FAN. APPARATUS FOR PROTECTING BUILDINGS. Zacharie, of Maryland, for a new and useful mode of mak- ing nails and brads from cold iron. A good description of The fan is compact, ornamental, and inexpensive, and the…
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