The national Republican., 1861-03-21

Nov. 10, 1860; for improved dmachines for split
ting leather.
Samuel J. Seely, of Brooklyn, N. Y. for
improvement in the construction OF iron navi.
gable vessels.
j. Ii. Simonds, of New York, n. Y; for
improved hot air register.
Daniel W. Smith, OF Dooly county, Geo for
improvement in ploughs.
Richard Soils, of New Brunswick, N. j.. for
improved fastening for gaiter shoes.
NJ B. Stafford, Of New York, Y. for i'm
provement in stoves.
Ira A. Stafford. of Essex, n. T.; for i'm.
provement in seeding machiues.
Frederick S;amm Of Lancaster, Pa. for i'm
provement in culiyators.
Clemson W. Taylor, of Pittsburg, Pa. for
improvement in alarm trunks.
Horace Upper, Of Buffalo, N. Y. for i'm.
provement in lnre boxes for railroad cars, &c.
Moses D. Wells, of Morgantown, Va; for
improved churn dasher.
Charles II. Wilcox, Of New York, N. Y. for
Improvement in sewing machine needles.
P. G. Woodward, Of Waterford, Pa ; for i'm.
proved butter worker.
William Woodbury., of Gloucester, Mass. {;
for improved spring TICKLE for the sheets Of fore
and aft rigged vessels.
AlDeTt huhuis, vi SnclSCh, hdos', usSlgnOr
to himself and Joseph Watson, OF Brooklyn, N.
Y. for Improvement in printing presses.
George ". Depew, of PeekSklli n. Y, as.
signor to Horton, Depew, & Sons, OF same
place; for improvement in plouRhs.
William H. Hope, of Washington, y. G., as.
signor to Thomas b. Florence, OF Philadelphia,
Pa. for improvement in machines for sweep.
ing streets.
Francis Huckins and Il. c. r. Walker, OF
Roxbury, Mass, assignors to Francis Huckins
aforesaid for improvement in apparatus for
desiccating and torrefyng tarinaceous sub.
stances.
Lewis Miller, Of Canton, Ohio, assignor to
c. Aultman Co., of same place; for improved
gearing for threshing machines.
Adophe NJ. Millorhau, of New York, n. T.,
assignor to Henry Levrat for improvement in
method Of extracting oil from fish.
John L. Rowe, of New York, n. Y, assignor
to himself and T. Rudderiorth, of same place {;
for improved ice crusher
Albion Ransom aud r. D. Granger, of AL.
bany, N. T., assignor to s. H. Ransom & Co.,
of same place; for improvement in tea kettles.
W. II. Sulenberger, of Chambersburg, Pa,
assignor to himself, Henry Sierer, and John
Tolbert, Of same place. for improved method
of hanging band saws.
REISSUES.
Henry Hewitt, of San Francisco, Cal, rs
signor to W. A. Sanford, of Potsdam, n. y.
for improvement in seeding harrows. Patent
ed March 27, 1860.
Bernard Huinagel, of New York, N. Y; for
improvement in Photographic baths. Patented
October 5, 1853. Reissued November l3,
1860.
DESIGNS.
E. c. Brewster, Of Bristol, Conn.,. for design
for clock case
James Horton and John Martino of Phila.
delphia, Pa, assignors to D. Stuart and II. Pc.
terson, of same place; for design for stove.
Elias Ingraham, Of Bristol, Conn. for de.
sign for clock case 'front.'
Three cases, Z. J. Ney, of Lowell, Mass rs.
signor to the Lowell Manufacturing Company
for design for carpet.
EXTENSIONS.
Charles Wilson, of Springfield, Mass. for
improvement in cutting stone. Patented March
l3, lS47. Reissued March 4, 1851.
Charles c. Lloyd, Of Philadelphia, Pa. for
improvement in gas meters. Patented June
20, 1854.
Elias Howe, jun, of Brooklyn, N. Y. for
improvement in sewing machines. Patented
September 10, 1876, aud extended.
Caesar Newman, of New York, N. Y; for
improved machine for making hooped skirts.
Patented August lG, 1859.