The national Republican., 1861-04-18
LIST OF PATENTS

ing that date.
Joseph D. Alvord, Of Bridgeport Conn. for
improvement in binder guides for sewing ma.
chimes.
James Armstrong, of Dobbipsvlle, N. c.;
for improvement in operating pumps.
John r. Armstrong, Of Kendallville, Ind.
for improvement in steam engines.
r. N. Bacon, Of Ripon, and Joseph Fowler,
of Hartland, Wis for improvement in seeding
machines.
James Bacon and Samuel G. Brown, Of Rich.
mond, Ind; for improved tenoning machine.
G. N. Bronson, Of New Milford, Conn. for
improvement in felting machines.
James c. Butterworth, Of Providence, r. l.;
for improved sash fastener.
Samuel Caldwell and R. W. Caldwell, Of
Chilicothe, o.; for improvement in cider
mills.
Adam Carr, Of Paterson, N. j.. for improved
low.water alarm for steam boilers.
John Caswell, of Syracuse, N. Y; for i'm.
provement in brick machines.
John Csswell, of Syracuse, N. T.; for i'm.
provement in brick machines.
Z. A. Clark, Of Pulaski, Iowa; for improve.
ment in valves for pumps.
Samuel Clegg, Of Putney, county Of Surrey,
England; for improvement in gas metres.
Patented in England 22d April, 1858.
Henry A. Clum. of Auburn, N. Y. for i'm.
proved barometer.
Loughin Conroy, of New York, N. Y; for
Improvement in streetsweeping machines.
Geo ge W. Cooper, Of Palmyra, N. T.; for
improvement in ploughs.
John s. Dawson, of Cranberry, N. j.; for
improvement in faucets.
William Deckman, of Canton, O.. for i'm.
provement in hay rakes.
Lewis Eikenberry, of Philadelphia, Pa. for
improved valve arrangement.
James NJ Foy, Of Fountain Green, ILL.,; for
improvement in corn planters.
Raymond French, Of Seymour, Conn; for
improvement in joints for railroad rails.
Samuel Fulton, of Conshohocken, Pa. for
improvement in moulds for casting pipe.
George Goulding, of Watertown, N. T.; for
improvement in spinning machinery.
Samuel Fulton, Of Conshohocken, Pa. for
improvement in core carriages.
Louis x. Gargau, Of Paris, France; for i'm.
proved feed.water apparatus for steam boilers.
George Gatty, Of New York, N. Y; for i'm.
proved curtain fixture.
Joel Haag and T. G. Smith, of Bernville,
Pa. for improvement in water wheels.
William Cleveland Hicks, of Boston, Mass;
for improvement in sewing machines.
David Humphreys, of Cincinnati, O.; for
improvement in corn planters.
Rensalier Jadwin, of Grafton, O.; for i'm.
proved apparatus for supplying steam boilers
with water.
G. Johnston, of Clarksville, NO.; for i'm.
provement in shot pouches.
Thomas King, Of West Farms, N. Y; for
improvement in power looms.
Anthony Lamb, Of Cambridge, Mass. for
improved bookcase.
Thomas J. Lowry, of Conneautvile, Pa; for
improvement in transmit ng power.
George Lull, OF Hardin, Iowa for improve.
ment in grain separaors.
Curtiss Luther, of Newbury, O.; for improv.
ed wheelwrights' machine.
Henry F. Mann, of Lsporte, Ind; for i'm.
provement in ploughs.
Benjamin A. Mason, Of Newport, R. I. for
improvement in splicing rails for railroads.
Alexander Millar, of New York, N. Y; for
improvement in cork machines.
James Millholland, of Reading, Pa for i'm.
provement in furnaces for steam boilers.
William Morrison, of Chadd's Ford, Pa;
for improvement in cultivator teeth.
George W. Nevill, of Bath, ILL.,. !; for improve.
ment 10 seed drills.
Adam Newkumet, of Philadelphia, Pa; for
improvement ia drain tiles.
Adam Prtz, OF Dayton, O.; for improve:
ment in harvesters.
William Resor, of Cincinnati, O.; for i'm.
provement in cooking stoves.
George W. Rice, Of Demopolis, Ala. for i'm.
provement in cotton culivators.
Edward ]. Richmond and Thomas Wright,
of New York, N. Y; for improved stable
broom.
Powers Ritchey, Of Hamilton, ILL.,; for im.
provement in corn planters.
Cyrus Roberts, Of Belleville, Ill.,; for i'm.
provement in machines for threshing and sepa.
rating grain.
Thomas Service, of Utica, Pa. for improve.
ment in wagon locks.
Edward smith, OF Naugatuck, Conn. for
Improvement in suspender buttons.
Samuel j. Smith, Of New York, N. Y; for
improvement in eyelet machines.
NJ. D. Snyder and S. A. Snyder, of Claren.
don, N. Y; for improved carpet fastener,
Ezariah Spaulding, of Morrisville, Vt. for
improved clothes wringer.
Joseph Stone and James T. Archibald, of
Wapello, Iowa; for improvement in corn plant.
ers.
Isaac Trout, Of fremont ILL.,. for improve.
ment in cultvators.
Louis Tilliers, Of Mott Haven, N. Y; for
improved vice.
Franklin Traxler, Of Salem, Mich. for i'm.
provement in ploughs.
William P. Trowbridge, of Washington, D. c;
for improved specimen cup for deep.sea sound.
ing.
Olis B. Wattles, of Mooresboro', NC; forim.
provement in straw cutters.
John Wenisch, of Tompkinsvile, N. Y, and
Reese B. Berky, of New York, N. Y; for i'm.
provement in tablets.
Thomas W. White, of Miedgeville, Ga. for
improvement in seed planters.
8. M. Wirtz and F. Swift, of Hudson, N. Y;
for improvement in grain separators.
Arcalous Wyckof, of Elmira, N. Y; for i'm
provement in water pipes.
Alexander Glow, Of Waterford, Pa, assignor
to himself and II. S. Campbell, Of same place;
for improvement in bee hives.
James Dodge, of Wa erlord, N. Y, assignor