The national Republican., 1861-06-07
LIST OF PATENTS

CHARLES B. CALVERT.
LIST OF PATENTS
Issued from the United States Patent Office
for the ,ceek ending June 4, 1861, each
bearing that date.
L. H. Allen, of Amherst, Mass. for i'm.
provement in forming wre.cloth dish.covers.
William G. Baker, of New York, N. Y; for
improved steam heating apparatus.
Zadok M. Beall, of Russellville, Ky. for i'm.
provement in ploughs.
Henry T. Belts, of Springfield, Mass. for
improvement in carriage steps.
Louis Bonard, of New York, N. Y; for i'm.
provement in circular looms for weaving hats.
Moses Bucklin, of Grafton, N. H. i; for i'm.
provement in harrows.
Ransom Bullard, of Litch6eld, Mich. for
improvement in bee hives.
l.. 8. Brunnell, of Troy, N. Y; for improve
ment in pipe butts.
NJ. c. Burleigh, of Somersworth, N. H.; for
improvement in moulding stove griddles.
Samuel Cameron, of Pittsburg, Pa. for i'm.
proved spike machine.
A. Fl. Clark, of Fond du Lac, Wis.,; for i'm.
provement in shingle machines.
S. M. Cain and William Stelfox, of Austin,
Texas; for improvement in cultivators.
H. M. Collier, of Bnghamton, N. Y; for
improved washing machine.
Francis E. Cook, of Guilford, Ohio; for i'm.
provement in machines for hulling and clean.
ing clover seed.
Robert Cornelius, of Philadelphia, Pa. for
improved method Of lighting gas by electricity.
George Dare, of Auburn, N. Y; for i'm.
proved mode of hanging window sash.
A. M. George, of Nashua, N. H., and ]. W.
Carter, of Brooklyn, N. Y; for improved car.
pet cleaner.
Ezekiel Cove, of Belvidere, ILL.,; for improved
washing machine.
proved clothes wringer.
NJ. Groat and c. Lawton, of Oak Grove, Wis. !;
for improvement in seeding machines.
Jonathan H. Havens, of Troy, Ohio for i'm.
provement in the frames of buggy tops.
Alfred G.. Holcomb, of New York, N. Y; for
improved electro magnet.
Richard F. JoyAes of Bristol, R. l.. for i'm
provement in cultivators.
John II. Junkins, of Upper Sandusky Ohio :;
for improvement in the trusses of bridges.
John H. Landell, of Newark, N. j.; for i'm
provement in tent fixtures.
Conrad NJ. Lane, of Cincinnati, Ohio for i'm.
provement in hinges.
Horace Maxson, of Hopkinton, R. l.; for i'm.
provement in rope walks.
Oliver Reynolds, of Webster, N. Y; for i'm.
provement in bee hives.
WV. Robinson, of Rpon, Wis. for improve.
ment in pumps.
Decatur Pittman, of Fort Madison, Iowa for
Improvement in animal traps.
John c. Plumer, Of Portland, Me. for i'm.
provement in boots and shoes.
Van Buren, Ryerson, of New York, N. Y; for
improvement in modes of condensing mercury
in amagamating vessels.
l.. M. Stearns, of Cardiff, N. Y. for improve.
ment in ploughs.
William H. Towers, of New York, N. Y; for
improved bootjack.
Isaac Tyson, jun, of Baltimore, Nd; for i'm.
proved article Of paint.
George B. Wiggin and John W. Hoard, of
Providence, r. l.. for improved steam trap.
W. s. Wimot, Of New York. N. Y; for i'm.
provement in rakes for harvesters.
Jesse Barton, of East Aurora, N. Y, assignor
to himself and Zina A. Hemstreth, of same
place for Improvement in excavators.
). A. DE Brame of New York, N. Y, as
sgnor to himself and Benjamin Gurney, of
same place; for improvement in skates.
Willard M. Fuller, of Chicago, Ill.,, assignor
to himself and George W. Chandler, of same
place; for Improvement in sewing machines.
Isaac Goodspeed, of Norwich, Conn, assign.
or to A. A. Goodspeed, of Putnam, Conn, and
E. G. Stebbens, OF Worcester Mass. for i'm .
provement in cork machines.
Thomas S. Hudson, of East Cambridge,
Mass, assignor to himself and Thomas Leigh
ton, of same place; for improvement in baron.
eter inkstands.
Eliphalet S. Scripture, of New York, N, Y.
assignor to himself and Edward White, of same
place; Tor Improvement in axle collars.
Rnssel Smith, Of Danbury, Conn, assignor
to Sidney 5. Wheeler, of same place for i'm.
provement in machines for feltng hat bodies.
Caspar Zwicki, Of Pittsburg, Pa, assignor to
John Mason, Anthony Snyder, and Nicholas
Snyder, of same place; for improvement in
looms,
REISSUES.
George D. Baldwin, of New York, N Y, as.
signee of Joshua H. Butterworth, of Dover, N.
D.; Tor Improvement in door locks. Patented
llth April, 1885, and extended.
Richard Vose, Of New York, N. Y; for i'm
proved car spring. Patented Sd January, 1860.
The Richmond Enquirer of Saturday denies
that the Maryland Commissioners were success.
ful in their mission, and states that had the
State moved in January, the object might have
been accomplished.
lhe Enquirer announces the arrival in Rich
mond on Friday of General Beauregard and a
number OF other officers of the Confederate
army. Mrs. Jefferson Davis and family were
expected on Sunday.-BaH. Patriot, June 6.
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