Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-04-13
TO RAILROAD COMPANIES.

A PAMPHLET is being circulated by Henry B.
"A GQoiyear purpotihg 10 be history OF an inter
ereace declared btwecn the administrator of Nelson
Goodyear, assignee OF Edward Hamilton, and the as
signee OF Henry Pare in of priority of in
venon Tor detecting Windocs for railroad cars The
object OF this notice is 10 declare the said pamphlet
gross fraud and dccepton such interference ma
boen declared. The question Of interference between
Henry M ane and the assignees OF Edward IIamt on
was raised upon an application for patent made by
me May 24th, 1852, Tor the Use OF uds shutters q c.
and had no reference whatever my patent of January
9Th, 1882 foI detecting window, OF window having
defective properties now owned by the Railroad Car
NenulaitDg Company and which has never be n uues-
toned or made the subject Of itgalion the suboiued
letter from the Commissioner of Patents will certify
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE
January 3lst, 1853
sIR Your letter of the 29th instant, was duly re-
ceived. The office letter of the 2gth instant on the
last application, is believed contain an answer 10 IN.
questions OF your letter OF the 18th inst. which are
tions 10 sate that there ference declared
bsttceen The patent Of r. Hamilton, Of the 27sh of
May' lS5' and ne Paine patent Of 6h January, 1852
course have been made before the issue Of the letter
patent.
The decision in your appZication of Man 24th.
1852 had relation TO your patent Of 6h Of Jnuarv
and OF course fefersnce made to it, or deemed
necessary.
"B" Yours, respectfully
II. M. PAINE. 8. ii. HODGES
Care of j. J Greenough, Esq No. 6 Wall ST. New
York"
twill be seen by the above letter that the patent
owned by the Railroad Gar Ventilsiiag Company. re.
mains intnct-it being the issued jim 9Th 1862 |
have only TO add, that Mr. Nelson Goodyear offered me
twenty thousand dollars for my patent and when re-
fused TO accept it, he declared that he would do every
thing in his power doubt about its vadity
go az to destroy its value The false and malicious
pamphlet alluded TO above proves that his successor
Al B. Gnodyear, is worthy of his trust
NEW YoRK, April, 1852 HENRY NJ. PAINE
The Railroad Car Ventilating Company will soon is
sue pamphlet containing copies of both patents and
drawings, showing up this fraudulent matter detail,
ap9 div
Young Hens Library Association.
THE members of the Young Mems Lib ary Associa-
tIor, are requested meet their Room, in Wor-
eester Bank Block, on SATURDAY evening" April
18th, at u O'clock
1st To if they will arcept the Act of Tncorpora
tion recently granted to F. II. Dewey and Others.
necessary officers
Sd. TO II the Corporation wittake the propertv
and assume all the liabilities Of the present Association
4th. To make such Bye-Laws as may be deemed ex-
pedient.
5Ih. To transact any Other Business that may come
before them.
GEO. w. BENTLEY named IN
GEO, +. fiOAR, The Act
NATHAN'L PAINE, Of lneor.
HENRY WOODWARD, potaton
app dlaplG
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Worcester, April !, 1853. ap2 DIFF