The national Republican., 1861-07-27

Csspar d. Schubarth, Of Providence, r. l.;
for improvement in breech. loading firearms.
Jacob Seebold, Of Now Berlin, Pa. for i'm
provement in grainthreshing and separating
machines.
S.B. Sexton, of Baltimore, Nd; for improved
hot.air register.
George Seymour, of Cedar Rapids, Iowa; for
improvement in Smelling and grinding corn
machine.
Christian Sharps, of Philadelphia, Pa; for
improvement in adjustable back sight for fire.
arms.
Newman Slverthorn, of Prescott, Wis. for
improvement in stoves.
Frederick Simon, Of New York, N. T.; for
improvement in methods Of giving smooth sur.
faces to hard rubber in the mould.
Geo. Smith, of New York, N. Y; for i'm.
proved knife cleaner.
Charles F. spauldng, of St. Johnsburg, VT;
for improved milk pan.
Hiram Stanhope, of Philadelphia, Pa. for
improvement in breech.l loading ordnance.
Henry D. Slower, Of New York, N. Y; for
improvement in planning machines.
Daniel B. Waite, Of Providence, r. l.; for
improvement in making watch and locket
rims. r..~.
Joseph Thomas, of New York, N. Y; for
improvement in lamps.
G. D. Van Allen, of Syracuse, N. Y; for
improvement in churns.
tno. De l.. Watkins and R. Bryson, Of Sche.
nectady, N. Y; for improvement in moving ma
chimes.
NJ. F. Williamson and ]. J. Swigert, Of by.
attsville, Ohio; for improvement in corn shell.
ers and cleaners.
Francis c. Coppsge, of Terre Haute, Ind,
assignor to Judson X. Osgood, Samuel F.
Smith, and Samuel Allamon, of Indianapolis,
Ind; for improved machine for turning plough
handles. .r -...' } ...-.- o. :
Horace T. Crocker, New London, Conn.,; a..
signor to himself and W. q. Barnes, of same
place; for improved stsam.pressure gauge.
John Fowler, jun, Of Cornhill, county Of
Middlesex, Robert Burton, of Kingslsnd, county
Of Middlesex, David Greig, Of Neweross, county
Of Kent, and jeremiah Head, Of New Castle,
on Tyne, England, assignors to William Penn
latham, Of Philadelphia, Pa; for Improvements
in drums or polleys to prevent ropes from slip.
ping in machinery for ploughing and tilling
land BY steam. Patented in England, January
"a, 1859.
B. Haworth, of Ridge Farm, ILL.,, assignor to
himself, and B. F. Canadsy, of same place; for
improved joinefs' bench wise.
q. Ormesby and F. R. Sumner, of Reloit,
Wis, assignors to themselves, and James A..
Carpenter, Of same place; for improvement in
cob and feed mills. q
George s. Reynolds, of Tunbridge, VT,
sssignor to himself, James Brown, and J. M.
Whitney, of same place for Improvement in
harvesters. .s
William H. Richards, of Newton, Mass, as.
signor to Charles T. Bsbcock, of Boston, Mass. /;
for improved combined knife, fork, and spoon
William J. Stevens, of New York, N. T.,
assignor to himself, and Nathan W. Condict,
jun, Of Jersey City, N. j.. for improvement in
the means Of operating valves Of steam en-.
gines.
L. J. Worden, and A. Leach, of Utica, N. Y,
sssignors to themselves, and d. 8. Hefron, Of
same place; for improvement in lamps.
VIM. Wells, of Hsrrisburgh, Pa, sssignor
to himself Thomas G. Mcdowell, of same place,
and A. B. Little, of Washington, D. c.; for
improved cot or beadstead.
John Wyberd, of New York, N. Y, assignor
to Frederick s. Littlejohn, of same place for
improved mode Of Operating stats or blinds.
Jefferson Nash, of GAINESVILLE, Wis, assignor
to himself, and Alonzo X. Cults, of same place /;
for improvement in grain separators. Patented
DESIGNS,
Andrew Dougherty, Of Brooklyn, N. Y; for
design for cards.
Daniel M. scypes, and s. Smith, of Spring.
vile, Pa, assignors to Smith, Francis and
Wells, of same place; for design for cooks s
stove.
Daniel M. Scypes, and Samuel Smith, Of
Springville, Pa, assignors to Smith, Francis
and Wells, of same place for desi gn for a
summer range.