The national Republican., 1861-04-10
LIST OF PATENTS

We ceeh ch1iny Ap1h y, 1861, each bear
ing thai date.
L. H. Bailey, OF Philadelphia, Penn. for
improved key fastener.
Calvin Aubom, Of Watertown, n. y; for i'm
provement in cheese presses.
d. N. Allard, Of McConnelsville, o.; for i'm
proved horseshoe machiue.
Ransom Bartle, Of Independence, Iowa; for
improvement in water elevators.
j. B. Bausman, of Rochester, Penn. for inn
proved car ventiator.
A. L. Bayley, Of Amesbury, Mass. for i'm.
provement in shaping and embossing hats and
caps.
James A. Bazin, of Canton, Mass. for i'm.
provement in bobbins for spinning machines.
Henry Beagle, jun, Of Philadelphia, Penn. I;
for improved safety hook for harness.
Joseph Bell, of Belleville, Ill. for improve.
ment in boiling chests.
Samuel Boorn, of Lowell, Mass. for i'm.
provement in pickers for looms.
Edward Brown, of Waterbury, Conn, and
William H. Van Gieson, of Paterson, N. j. +;
for improved machine for making butt hinges.
George W. Brush, of Brooklyn, N. y; for
improvement in floating derricks.
A. A. Burlingame, Of New York, N. Y. for
improvement in apparatus for making extracts
under pressure.
c. W. Cahoon, of Portland, Maine; for i'm.
provement in seeding machines.
Caroline H. Carnes, of New York, N. Y;
for improvement in reels
George 4. Chenowith, of Baltimore, Md. ;
for improvement in raking attachments to har
vesters.
Joseph B. Cooper, of Brooklyn, N. Y; for
improvement 10 ploughs.
George Copeland, of North Gray, Maine;
for improvement in looms.
Herbert Curtis and Albert Tufts, Of Charles.
town, Mass; for improvement in door alarm.
Ezekiel Daniels, of Oswego, n. T.; for
improvement in fracture bedsteads.
William L. Dawson, Of Lynchburg, Va;
for improvement in soaps.
Thomas B. De Forest, Of Birmingham, Conn.,; /;
for improvement in thread.winding guides.
William Dripps, Of Coatsville, Pa; for i'm.
provement in water wheels.
Henry W. Eastman, of Baltimore, Md. for
improved portable folding bedstead.
Willard T. Farrar, Of Concord, Mass. for
improvement in adjustable ladder hook.
Peter Faver, of New York, N. Y; for i'm.
provement in mill picks.
George c. Flagg, Of Tanktown, O.. for i'm
provement in gates.
William c. Ford, of West Salem, o.. for i'm.
provement in corn planters.
Tilmon Gilbert, Of Natchez, Miss. for i'm.
provement in cotton presses.
Anderson Cooley, Of Ithaca, N. Y. for i'm.
proved refrigerator and water cooler.
William Il. Gray, of Dover, N. H.. for i'm.
provement in let.off for looms.
Henry II. Grove, of Baltimore, Nd; for i'm.
provement in machines for making paper
boxes.
James o. Haight, of Albany, N. Y; for i'm.
provement in the pistons of steam engines.
Charles Hardy, of Bddeford, Maine for i'm
provement in lubricators for spinning ma
chinery.
Ephraim F. Harrington and Josiah Herring
ton, of West Hoosick, N. Y; for improvement
in moving machines.
Charles Hoffman and William Graichen, of
Clinton, Mass; for improvement in temples.
Benjamin W. Hood, Of Pawtucket, Mass. ;
for improvement in thimbles.
Edward Horalek, of New York, N. Y; for
improvement in boilers for hotwater apparatus.
Jonathan Howard, of West Brdgewater,
Mass. for improved garden hoe.
J. W. Hewlett, Of Greensboro, N. c.; for
improvement in transmitting motion.
Eli Huddleston, of Lawrence, Kansas, and
provement in presses.
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proved clothes dryer.
Andrew Hunter, of Solano county, Cal for
improvement in grain separators.
James J. Johnston, of Allegheny, Pa; for
improvement in the distillation of by ydro carbon
oils.
Anson Judson of Brooklyn, N. Y; for i'm
provement in lamps.
Joseph X. Kilbourn and Edward E. Kilbourn,
of Norfolk, Conn. for improvement in knitting
machines.
John Laing of Hoboken, N. j.. for i'm
proved gas-generating steam boiler.
Mark Levy, Of New York, N. Y. for i'm.
provement in retorts for the manufacture of gas
from wood.
Richard B. Light, of Dunkirk N. Y. -; for i'm.
proved machnists' instrument for determining
geometrical lines centres, &c.
William A. Lighthall, OF New York, N. Y. !;
for improvement in feed water apparatus for
steam boilers.
Linus Merrill, of Janesvile Wis. for i'm.
provement in grain separators.
Alexander Millar. of New York, N. Y; for
improved cork.cuttng machine.
Henry Napier, of Brooklyn, N. Y; for i'm.
provement in apparatus for manufacturing tur-
pentne and rosin.
John NoLlit Of Philadelphia, Pa. for i'm.
provement in hair,cloth looms.
Samuel Orr, of East Springfield, O. for i'm.
provement in apparatus for dressing feathers.
Henry Penne, of Brooklyn, N. Y. for i'm.
provement in roller skates.
Charles H. Perkins, of Providence, r. /. for
improved toe calkin for horse.shoes.
Alois Peteler, of New Brighton, N. Y; for
improved apparatus for disintecting foul air in
vessels.
Thomas Phillips, of Ann Arbor, Mich; for
improved handle for hammers, &c.
Abraham Quinn, Of New York, N. Y; for
improvement in apparatus for dstiing oils.
George P. Reed, of Roxbury, Mass. for i'm
proved watch escapement.
Moses T. Ridout, of Milwaukee, Wis. for
improved railroad indicator.
Horatio Rodd, ofChestnut Hill, Pa. for i'm
proved linen smoother.