The national Republican., 1861-04-24
LIST OF PATENTS

Issued from the United States Patent Office for
the tceek ending april %, 1861, each bear.
ing that date.
Joshua E. Ambrose, of Lena, ILL.,. for i'm.
provement in lamps.
David s. Anderson, Of Trenton, N. j.; for
improved apparatus for making roofing cloth.
Charles Bailey, of Batavia, ILL.,; for improved
arrangement Of threshing cylinder, corn shelter,
and grinding mill.
Henry Bailey, of Columbia, Maine; for i'm.
proved washing machine.
Edmund +. Barnes, of Brooklyn, New York !;
for improvement in railroad chair and splice.
John A. Brock, Of Chicago, ILL.,; for i'm.
proved mining pan.
J. F. Brown, of Columbus, Ga. for improve
ment in cotton gins.
Daniel Broy, of Canton, Missouri, for i'm.
provement in seed planters.
Mills L. Calender, of New York, N. Y; for
improvement in lamps.
Z. F. Chickering, of New York, N. Y; for
improvement in square piano fortes.
James l.. Clough, Of Suffield, Conn. for i'm.
proved floor clamp.
Francis Contesse, of New York, N. Y; for
improved device for protecting the hulls of yes.
sells from cannon balls.
Albert o. Crane, of Hoboken, N. j.; for i'm.
George Crompton, of Worcester, Mass. for
improvement in looms.
John Danks, Of Troy, N. y; for improve.
ment in burners for purifying gas.
Eli P. Drake, of Greenbush, N. Y; for i'm.
proved boring machine.
Steward Elder, Of Buffalo, N. Y; for i'm.
proved spring bed
John A. Emerick of Philadelphia, Pa. for
improvement in stopping and starting railroad
cars.
Chauncey W. Emer'on, Of Albany, N. Y;
for improvement in cultivators.
Edwin J. Fraser, of Kansas NO. for i'm.
provement in ploughs.
George P. Gordon, of Brooklyn, N. Y; for
improvement IN printing presses.
Charles Greenawalt, Of Seiberlingville, Pa !;
for improvement in water wheels.
John Gum, of Worcester, Mass; for i'm
proved steam trap.
Francis B. Hail, of Hartford, Conn. for i'm.
proved ins rument for registering reciprocating
and rotary motion.
John R. Harrington, of New York, N. Y;
for improvement in carpet Innings.
Alfred G. Jones, of Philadelphia, Pa. for
improved pipe joint.
W. Kuhlenschmdt, of New York, N. Y;
for improvement in button fastenings.
Donald Mann, Of Rochester, N. Y. for i'm
provement in rotary spading machines.
Il. B. Masser, Of Sunbury, Pa. for improve.
ment in icecream freezers.
James McCollum, OF Brownsville, Ala. for
improvement in subsoil poughs.
I. s. Mills, of Iberia, o. for improvement
in seeding machines.
H. W. Mosher, of Warren, ILL.,; for improve.
ment in coffee pots.
John Paterson, Of indianapolis, Ind. for
improvement in cheese presses.
Edwardo Juanes y Patrullo, of Merida, Yu.
catan, Mexico; for improvement in machines
for dressing the leaves Of agsve Americana.
j. C. Ptel, of Meriden, Conn. for improved
clock escapement.
John Ramsey and A. B. Smith, of Clinton,
Pa.; for improvement in guides for cutting out
pantaloons.
Samuel Reynolds, of Dug uesne Borough,
Pa; for improved handle for hoes.
Charles Robinson, of Cambridgeport, Mass. /;
for improved clothes dryer.
John Rogowski, of New York, N. Y; for
improved night reading desk.
r. E. Rogers and James Black, of Philadel.
phia, Pa; for improvement in the method Of
combining and utilizing steam and air.
E. T. Shepard, Of Gallipolis, O.; for i'm.
proved washing machine.
Calvin Shepherd, of Chenango, N. Y; for
improvement in water elevators.
John E. Smith, of Waterbury, Conn. for
improvement in buckles.
John K. Smith, of Trenton, N. j.; for i'm.
provement in steam ploughs.
William W. Snow, OF Jersey City, N. J. .; for
improvement in tires for locomotive wheels.
Jacob Stuber and Frederick Frank, of Utica,
N. Y; for improvement in lamps.
Joseph Thomas, of New York. N Y. for
improvement in lamps.
Hamilton Z. Towle, of Exeter, New Hamn.
shire for improved apparatus for ascertaining
the curvature of the keels or bottoms of YEA.
sells.
John G. Treadwell, of Albany, N, Y; for
improved coal scuttle.
Daniel B. Waite, Of Providence, R. l.; for
improvement in making watch and iocket rims.
Chester Bullock, of jamestown, N. Y, as.
signor to himself and De Forest Weld, of same
place; for improvement in rakes for harvesters.
E. B. Coffin, Of Johnston, r. l., assgnor to
himself and A. II. Sylvester, of same place !;
for improvement in lanterns.
George S. Curtis, of Chicago, ILL.,, assignor
to himself and Thomas B. Bryan, of same
place, for improvement in skate fastenings.
Joseph o. Farrell, Of Boston, Mass, assignor
to himself, and w. S. Hills, and J. FL. Hills, of
same place; for improvement in the tailboards
of wagons.
John Magee, of Lawrence, Mass, assgnor
to himself and William J. Town, of Newton,
Mass; for improvement in stoves.
Joseph Stevens, of Lowell, Mass, assgnor
to himself and H. M. Currier, of same place
for improved spring bed bottom.
F. ). Stoddard, of Litchfeld, Conn., assignor