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ge is withdrawn. The withdrawal of the charge is the converse of the former action; the carriage being run beneath the bed-piece of the box, the winch is turned so that the posts elevate the bed-plate from the walls, and the carriage is then withdrawn with its load. Worcester's annealing oven. In wood's patent, July 9, 1867, the sheets are compressed between the top and bottom of the box, which are temporarily clamped together. The object is to prevent warping and discoloration. Malone, May 22, 1866. The furnace is at one end of the annealing chamber; the caloric passes along the upper flue, dives down side flues to the lower flue, and thence passes by apertures and cross flues to the chimney. The object is an even heat at all parts. Malone's annealing furnace. Reynolds, February 13, 1866. This is an oven for decarbonizing and annealing iron. The caloric current from the furnace passes by the flues M M, beneath the arches K K, in the chambers, and thence by the