The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-28
ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERI DAY,
SEE FIFTH, SIXTH AND SEVENTH PAens
GUTTA PRRCHA.

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patent only vuleanans India Rubber not quit.
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the inpsemsnts complained Of Until within two weeks
Perhaps Mr. Rider will not object to give the
some Of the most responsible of them.
But oil that the Company have done Except what they
have done as inrngers Goodyears Patent
India RUBBER to perfect the of vucanizd Gua
Percha and to render it profitable business which will
perfected the with vulcanzed India Rubber
10 for Mr.. Goodyear's benefit.
They building upon and improving his property At
the end Of about five he Of the PATENT
belong the public Ii Mr. Rider at the end Of that period
his title to the improvements for which
he has patent he will then be entitled to enjoy the
sive benefit Of them till his title expires.
But Mr. Goodyear does not to render himself
ncsous to the charge OF having silently stood by and
witnessed imp ovements made his property without
asserting his rights Mr. Rider cannot certainly complain
Of Mr. Goodyear silence, whatever innocent stockholders
with notice do for Rider has proed that
TO mako sales Of the stock Of the They
he cannot Their much of 1t Is not
in paying for this patent will suppose BIO in
defending prosecutions for infringement But il 1t should
at last be decided that what the had done
violation Of Goodyear atent ttookholder OF the
company OF the position which they will then
We leave this to their at least for the
sent At another time and another OCCASION tell
them shall close thii communication with single remark
that the company desire dispose sold" The company
place higher value the stock than it has
be s,ld for This have doubt will be gaatify
ing intelligence to the of the stock the
will not be regardless of its interests
to avail themselves of opportunity that DO offered
purchase the stock from such stockholders
ling part with their shares for less than they
them and much less than their actual value.
WILLIAM JUDSON, Attorney for Charles Goodyear.