The national Republican., 1861-03-21
LIST OF PATENTS

LIST OF PATENTS
Issued from the United States Patent Office for
the iceek ending March 10, 1861, each bear.
ing that date.
Ethan Allen, Of Worcester, Mass. for i'm
proved machine for manufacture OF metallic
cartridges.
William Blake, Of Boston, Mass. for i'm
proved furnace for galvanizng iron.
Joseph Brakeley, Of New York, n. Y. for
improvement in machine for planning bark.
Thomas l.. Braynard Of New York, n. Y. !;
for improved rein holder.
Hiram Clark, of Rochester, N. y; for i'm.
provement in skates.
John Cooley, of Tafton, Wis. for improve
ment in corn. planters.
Nathan Cope and William Hodgson, of Gin.
cnuati, o.. for improved valve.
John Cox and John A. Throp, of Three
Rivers, Mich. for improvement in culivators.
NJ. c. Cronk, ofAuburn, N. Y; for improve
ment in bottle.stoppers.
John Durham, Of Detroit, Mich. for i'm
provement in steam boilers.
Rufus Dutton OF Dayton, O.; for improve.
ment in moving machines.
Bernard Pagan, of New Britain, Conn. for
improved quilting frame, table, and clothes
dryer, combined
Leonard o. Fairbanks, of Nashua, n. II. ;
for improved bevel attachment for bench.planes.
Thaddeus Fowler, Of Seymour, Conn.,; for
improved device FOR coating pins.
Lawrence +. Frazee, Of Tottenville, N. Y. {;
for improvement in ash.sfters.
Charles Gardner, Of Hoosick, N. y. for i'm
provement in cutivators.
William L. Gaunt and Botsford B. Hinman,
Of keokuk, Iowa for improvement in grain
separators.
Loure Green, of Great Bend, Pa. for i'm.
provement in ploughs.
Elias J. Hale, of Foxcroft, Me-. for i'm
provement in lanterns.
James Hale and j. S. Atterbury, of Pitts.
burgh, Pa. for improvement in lanterns.
William Hamilton, Of S.. Catherine, Mo.
for improved churn.
Samuel Thomas Harvey, of Baltimore, Nd.
for improvement in stoves.
Alexander Hay, of Philadelphia, Pa. for
improvement in railroads.
Luther Humistor4, of New Haven, Conn.,
for improved mode Of attaching traces TO
whifiletrees.
Elsberry L Jinnett, of Vermillion county,
ILL.,. improvement in bcehivcs.
E. D.ight Kendall, Of New York, n. Y.
for improvement in apparatus for naphthalizing
gas.
John Leavens, of Brooklyn, N. Y. for i'm
proved pressure gauge.
Jean Joseph Etienne Lenoir, of Paris,
France for improved air engine.
Jacob Lighter, Of Clay Village, Ky. for i'm
provement in medical compounds to cure hog
cholera.
Samuel II. Lyon and William Z. Doubleday,
Of Brooklyn, n. Y; for improvement in bon
nets.
John Market, of Monticello, Ill. for improve
meut in cultlvators.
Ferdinand Martin, of Marseiles, France
for improved anchor, patented in England
August u, 1888.
John +. Mcclure, Of Boston, Mass; for i'm
proved hair brush.
Merritt, of Chelsea, Mass. Tor improvement in
brick elevators.
Christopher Meyer, Of New Brunswick, N
j.; for improvement in methods Of applying
caOutchouc to cloth, DC.
Christopher Meyer, Of New Brunswick, n
D.. for improvement in India rubber shoes.
Samuel Miller, OF Winchester Ohio for i'm
provement in harrows
Roswell Northrop, of New Milford, Conn.
for improvement in machines for felting ha,
bodies.
Josiah H. Noycs, of Abingdon, Mass. foI
improved last for boots and shoes.
Ben amin NJ. Nyce, OF Kingston, Ind. fol
improvement in buildings for preserving fruits
John S. Palmer, of Providence, r. l.; fol
improvement in constructing bracelets, &c.
Enoch Piper, Of Camden, Me-; for improve
ment in method of preserving fish.
Daniel Pohmann, of Baltimore, Nd. fol
improvement in railroad safety brake.
W. F. Quuby, of Stanton, Del ! for improve
ment in cultivators.
James Reed, of Newville, Ohio; for improve
ment in water wheels.
George W. Relyea of Veteran, and Johr
Relyea, Of Horse Heads, N. y; for improve
ment in straw cutters.
William C. Rcntgen, Of Keokuk, Iowa; foi
improvement in hand trucks.
William S. Riggs of Hightstown, N. j.; fol
improvement in cultvators.
J. r. Robinson, Of Boston, Mass, for i'm
provement in steam boiler furnaces.
j. R. Robinson, of Boston, Mass for i'm
provement in damper for multtubular steam
boilers.
L. P. Russell, of Manius, N. Y; for i'm
provement in fingers for harvesters.
J. A. Stafford, of Boston, Mass, antedatet