The national Republican., 1861-03-27
LIST OF PATENTS

| the UC6G chdHy Nu'cH ~, 1871, edch OedT-
ing that date.
c. 4. Anderson and Sylvester Davis, Of
Caremont, N. II. for improvement in water
| elevators.
A. Merritt Assay and j. Lambert Assay, Of
Philadelphia, Pa; for improvement in artif'
cial teeth.
Harlow II. Ballard and Hugh Mcclure, Of
Mount Pleasant, Iowa; for improved mole
plough.
Leon Pierre Barre, of Paris, France for
improvement in steam boilers.
| a. II. Black and G. r. Black, of Indianap.
oils, Ind. for improvement in hygrometers.
John Blue, of Covert, N. Y. for improve.
ment in harvesters.
Martin Eli Bollinger, of Lttlestown, Pa. /;
for improvement in oscilIating engines.
Samuel Boorn, of Lowell, Mass. for i'm.
provement in pickers for looms.
Elijah 5. Boynton, of Alexandria, Va. for
improvement in iron masts, steeples, &c.
Felix Brunon, of Philadelphia, Pa. for i'm.
proved register for omnibus, &C.
o. H. Burdett, of Moorefeld, o.; for improve.
ment in removing saw.dust as it is formed.
Eb.nezer Cate, Of Franklin, N. Fl. for i'm.
proved device for forming horse.shoes.
| Ebenezer Cate, of Franklin, N. II. for i'm
provement in formation of horseshoe iron.
Thomas W. Chatfeld, of Utica, N. Y. for
improved refrigerator.
Enoch Conger, of Milmore, O.; for improved
machine for saving curved pieces.
George NJ. Cooper, Of Litchfeld, Mich. for
improvement in press for packing wool.
b. p. Cowan, of Memphis, Tenn; for i'm.
provement in fire places.
Rowland Cromelien, of New York, N. Y. !;
for improvement in railroads.
G. N. Cummings, of Meriden, Conn. for
improvement in stills.
Edward s. Dawson and Arnel Weeks, of Sy.
racuse, N. Y. for improved omnibus register
Alexander Dick, Of Buffalo, N. Y. for i'm.
proved bread.slicer.
Milton Dits, Of Columbia City, Ind; for
improvement in water wheels.
John s. Elliott, of Philadelphia, Pa. for
improvement in gearing for gas meters.
James W. Evans, Of New York, N. Y. for
improvement in railroad carsprngs.
James W. Evans, of New York, N. Y. for
improvement in cushion springs.
Thomas Evans, of Watkins N. y; for i'm.
provement in valves.
T. Feagan, of Palmyra, No.. for improve.
ment in hemp carts.
Perry G. Gardiner, of New York, N. Y;
for improvement in cotton presses.
A. }. Gibson, of Worcester, Mass. for i'm.
provement in skates.
A. Graudat, of New York, N. Y; for i'm.
provement in windmills.
Ralph Graham, of Brooklyn, N. Y; for i'm.
provement in faucets.
Horace Gray and William A. Bury, of Crosse
Isle, Mich. ; for improvement in farm gates.
Joseph Gray, of Raymond, Miss. for i'm.
provement in envelopes.
j. A. Gridley, of Southampton, Mass. for
improvement in aeromatic balance.
Henry r. Hart, OF Brooklyn, N. Y; for i'm
proved apparatus for indicating the position Of
the water in steam boilers.
Dennis Hayes, of New York, N. Y; for
improvement in pumps.
William Cleveland Hicks, of Boston, Mass.
for improvement in sewing machines.
William Bently Hopkins, Of OakGeld, N. Y;
for improved churn.
T. Dwight Ingersol of Monroe, Mich. for
improved culinary boiler.
Michael Johnston, of South Boston, Mass.
for improvement in cigar holders.
Eugene Lelaucheux, of Paris, France for
improvement in firearms.
William II. Locke, of Canton, Pa. for i'm.
provelnent in scrolls of water.wheels.
Stephen Ii. Long, U. 5. A., of Alton, Ill.
for improved dredging machine.
James b. Lyons, of Baltimore, Md. for i'm.
proved stump extractor, &c.
William H. Main, of Liverpool, O.; for i'm.
provement in rotary harrows.
James L. Mallory, of New York, N. Y; for
improvement in the preparation of fibre for the
manufacture of paper.
G. A. McEvoy, Of Richmond, Va; for i'm.
provement in the mode of loading fire arms.
Archibald McGutlie, of Rochester, N. Y;
for improvement in railroad chairs.
j. l.. Mcpherson and ]. S. HARRISON, of
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wheels.
Robert McNe, of New York, N. Y. for i'm.
provement in lithographic press.
Hiram Moore, Of Fond du Lac, Wis.,; for
improvement in seed drills.
John Murdock, of New York, N. Y. for
improvement in bank notes.
Asahel Osborn, Of Morris, N. Y; for i'm.
proved quilting frame.
James II. Patterson, of Scaghticoke, NY;
for improvement in drying pasteboard.
Thomas Phillips, of Ann Arbor, Mich. for
improved arrangement of carriage springs.
William G. Reed, of Chelsea, Mass; for
improvement in metallic roofing.
". G. Rentgen and p. Ii. Humes, of Keo.
kuk, Iowa; for improved fan attachment to
threshing machines.
Charles H. Reynolds, of New York, N. Y;
for improved wrench.
George Z. RobinsOn, of Boston, Mass. for
Improvement IN apparatus for drying salt.
Ante'dated October 8, 1860.
Martin Rowe, Of Townsend, o.; for improve
mcnt in sugar mills.
Noble g. Ross, of Cincinnati, o.; for i'm.
provement in sewing machines
Julius 5. Smaller and George F. Folsom, of
Roxbury, Mass. for improvement in water
meters.
Minard Smell, of Medina, N. Y; for i'm.
provement in stave machine.
Richard Soils, of New Brunswick, N. j.;