Joseph M. Glover, of Skegg's Creek, Ky., has patented an improvement in the above, which consists in having a box placed at the bow or bend of the bail, and a block secured in it; the block resting on the point of the spindle, and rendered capable of being adjusted by means of set screws, so that the stone may be balanced with great facility; also, when the hole in the block becomes worn, the block may be readily removed and a new one fixed in its place.
This article was originally published with the title "Bail for Millstones" in Scientific American 13, 14, 107 (December 1857)
doi:10.1038/scientificamerican12121857-107g