Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-05-29
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UNITED STATES AND FOREIGN
Pattern Agency.
SAMUEL COOPER,

SAMUEL COOPER,
Late Chief Examiner in the u. ;. Patent oihee'
liza. removed hi. office TO
W1aer Bank building, Exchange Nrfd,
BOSTON,
Where he ooniinuss 10 procure patents IN this, and
10 fafeigu countries, giving his personal alien
ton thereto.
TITS long official connection With the Potent
od.c has rcniefrd him familiar with h'
rule. and practice, and With the history OF 'n'en'
ton IN this AMI other counuiesi aud hi' cNp.n'
encr, With he Grqusnt VISITS he makes IN ihr va
isnt ot,r. ju,ti6cs him ia saying that hes AGENCY
oilers u inventors al the advantage Of one lnca-
ted ~ Washington, and, "a add,i,un, tho'e When
result from q residence IN the midst ol mechanical
add manufacturing industry.
Advice gJen upon all matters relating io the va
lidity, &c, 1T patents, the novelty and paicnt''
bility II invention. Specifications snd Du logs
pfep,r,d-Cayeai. 6lsd-Rscon.idcustons pro.
cured of applications that have bcen rejected upon
impeticctY prepared papers-Cases Of interference
and application fir extension anil reissue prose.
cuted-and ~ general. al businc,s conuectet with
the Patent Once transacted with care and PROMPT
ncss.
British and oths- iorsiga Paisnts procure q,
through prompt aud confidential agents "a London
ani Fans
Person. residing At a distance may obtain all
nsce'.ary Information. AMI have their bu'ine's
transacted. by 'st,tug a. the subscriber, (p1st
psid,) without the iroublc and expense Of a visit
10 Washington.
lie i~g, 10 refer those unaoluin,sd Si,h him to
the iollow,rg te,tim aials'--
From the lIon Charlc, Mhson. Commis''oner o
Patents.
4 SP,rySr OyTtcT)
Feb. -, 1855.
take gtc,t plasute IN siatrg ihai during The
time have ben acting q. Commissi"n't 81 Va
tents. S,muel Cooper, E.q., oi Bp'lon. ha. l""u
engaged a. Solicitor. and h,s lren ~ that capse-
it,, IN constant correspondence and iu'rrruursc
With The Office; be- has ry,ncsd q thorough ac-
q,nint,ace With the Patent Law, and Nth the
rule aud practice ~ the Office, close attention
a. the interests II hi. clients ADD marked can
Dor and courtesy that has fendercd the transac.
ton II busincss With him pleasure. have M
hesitation IN stating that ! regard him ~ one oi
the ysN le.i agent. Coz The Transaction OF hnsines'
With ihi, office With whom am acquainted
CIIAS. MASON, Comm'.s,onsr.
From the ESam,oe,s IN the rslsnt O6icc.
Tho undsr.ign~,. Principal and Assistant Ia.
aminsrs IN the Jnitri States falent Ohce, have
fir several YEAR, ic~- well acquainted with NJ
SAMUEL C.,ops,. htel, Principal Etamioer m
this Office. anl take pleasure ~ stating he - "a
grntlman Il the highest morl character, ct un-
Ips.toas,l kpoSl.dgr IN the lusin"s. and pTac''oe
of the Office. and that hs 'c,enuho atilom'ni'
an, ,ueh q. rmiusuuy ~ hem bS the business IN
which BE- u sl-lut 90 engage.
pra1pil ESsanrs. P1zdpli EIf@,auS.
Ilrnu u. Bsnwick, i. X. rsiIlc.
l.. u. Galr, lhns. J. Everett
J. II. Lane, Soa'ghi' rm"h,
Nm IN tunr, tangdnn.
From long acquaintance and intimaie oihc'al fe-
at,nn With Viz. Cooper. I tall, and heartily con-
coz ~ the fprcgo,ng recommendation made by my
late collsagurs.
wN.P.N. FITZGERALD,
Late Puus,pal Examiner u Patents.