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N. PETERS, PHOTO-LITHOGRAPHER, WASHINGTON, L 0.

WILLIAM Η. H. JONES AND EDWARD S. HARRIS, OF MORRISON, ILLINOIS.

Letters Patent No., 80,745, dated August 4, 1868,

IMPROVEMENT IN TERRETS, rttato ta iii t|tst latent ante malting jsart Μ φ same.

TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:

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Figure 1 is a slide elevation and section.

Figure 2 is a vertical section.

The same letters are employed in-both figures in the indication of the same parts. .

Our improvement relates to the arrangement of the spring and hinged section of a terret wherebv the of thXe* ^lnt° ‘θ⁰⁶’ θ'* ^{the Sid}° ^there'°^f’ ^inSt°^{ad Of being} into the terret from the end.

In the annexed drawings A is the base of the terret, which is screwed into the saddle in the ordinary man Zcir^ The former extends from the base about i^ZrtZ may b ZZZIh It S * ^{tbe ba}« the bottom, in such manner thati

Λ / ° J ^{Tt 1S pressocl} °“twardly by a spring, D, which is countersunk in the terret yieldins

Innm? ^{thC SCCti}°ⁿ ° ‘° ^{resist tllc strain a}S^ai'ist it sideways, or in the direction of the the°end of the'permanent sectionB™⁰'^ ^int® ^a ^responding groove in