The national Republican., 1861-03-13
LIST OF PATENTS

chine.
Lyman d. Burch, Of Sherburne, N. Y. for
improvement in ploughs.
Joseph Corduan. Of Brooklyn, N. Y; for
improvement in lining journal boxes.
Jonathan Creager, of Cincinnati, Ohio; for
improvement in machines for turning irregular
forms.
J. A. Cutting, of Boston, Mass. for i'm.
provement in aquarums.
Reuben Daniels and g. P. Cobb, of Wood.
stock, Vt. for improvement in bee hives.
F. p. Dimptel, of Philadelphia, Pa. for i'm.
provement in friction gearing for machinery.
Levi Dodge Of Waterford, N. Y; for i'm
provement in forming and punching articles Of
irregular form.
A. s. Eastman, of Wharton, Texas; for i'm.
proveRent in cotton cleaners.
w. B. Goodrich, of Ashley, Ohio; for i'm.
provement in apparatus for evaporating sugar
solutions.
Walter Hart, Of Philadelphia, Pa. for i'm.
proved egg heater.
Levi W. Hayden, of Wilkesbarre, Pa. for
improved machine for crimping boots.
G. W.. 8 Heaton, of Salem, iii. for improve
ment in cultivators.
Charles H. Helms, of Poughkeepsie, N. Y. /;
for improved machine for trimming heels Of
boots and shoes.
lsaihh W. lusheep, VI West MluuleDurBn,
Ohio; for improvement in field fences.
George W. Jennings, Of Boston, Mass. for
improvement in moving machines.
Jacob II. Lands, Of Eden, Pa; for improved
meat chopper.
Herman J. Lombaert, Of Philadelphia, Pa |;
for improvement in draught bars for railroad
cars.
NJ. B. Lord and 8. J. Lord, of Ellsworth,
Me-; for improvement in brakes for sleighs.
John Loudon and Ham Iversen, of New
York, N. Y; for improvement in ventilators
for windows.
George A. Mitchell, of Turner, Me. for i'm.
proved tips for boots and shoes.
P. G. Perkins, of Waterford, N. Y; for i'm.
proved punching and shearing machine.
Byron Rice, Of Schuyler, N. T.; for improve.
ment in grain separators.
Marcus NJ. Rounds, of New Haven, Conn. !;
for improvement in furnace CRATES.
Isaac Rulofson and Daniel De Garmo, Of
Rochester, N. T.; for improvement in ploughs.
Alfred T. Serre, of New York, N. Y. for
improved feeding rollers for rotary planers.
Jonathan P. Simmons, of Fulton, N. Y. I;
for improvement in packing for barometers.
James s. Smith, of Brooklyn, N. Y. for
improvement in cartridge boxes.
David Sprague, of Elizabethport N. j.. for
improved punching machine.
j. B. Turner, Of Jacksonville, III. ; for i'm.
provement in cultvators.
William Strictly, Of Wagontown, Pa; for
improvement in cultivators.
George A. Walker, of Annville, Pa. for i'm.
provement in ploughs.
P. P. Warmer, of Holland Patent, N. Y;
for improved table.
Cyrenus Wheeler, jun, of Poplar Ridge, N.
T.; for improvement in reaping and moving
machines.
Ethan s. Wilson, of Saratoga Springs, N.
T.; for improvement in safety ships.
Stephen W. Brown, Of Syracuse, N. Y, as.
signor to himself and Joel McComber, of Water.
town, N. Y. for improvement in the method
Of locking type galleys.
Ezra Sprague Holmes, of Wilson, N. Y, as
signor to o. E. Holmes and William Perrigo,
of same place for improvement in machine
for pressing fruit in barrels, &c.
Jacob Jenkins, OF Lynn, Mass, assignor to
J. G. Simpson, W. b. Waters, and M. W.
Sheperd, of Salem, Mass, and G. W. Keene,
of said Lynn for improved machine for ap.
plying heels to boots and shoes.
George Juengst, Of New York, N. " as.
signor to j. MeCrossan and 7. J. Macarthur, of
same place; for improvement in sewing ma.
chimes.
Edwin R. Pease, of Poughkeepsie, N. Y, as.
signor to Richard P. Peasc, OF Brooklyn, N.
VI for improvement in moving machines.
George b. Phillips, of Newark, N. j., as.
signor to ]. s. Littell, Of same place for i'm.
proved wagon wrench.
Arcalous Wyckoff and Lafayette Stevens, of
Elmira, N. T., assignor TO Arcalous Wyckoff,
aforesaid for improvement in hollow augers.
REISSUE
Daniel W. Shares, of Hamden, Conn. for
improvement in harrows. Patented January
27, 1857.
ADDITIONAL IMPROVEMENTS.
Douglas BLY,, OF Rochester, N. Y; for i'm.
provement in attaching thills to vehicles.
Patented April II, 1859.
Samuel b. H. Vance, of New York, N. Y;
for improved electrical apparatus for ligh ting
gas. Patented February s, 1861.
EXTENSION.
E. B. Bigelow, of Boston, Mass. for i'm.
provement in Brussel looms. Patented March
20, ls47. Reissued September IL, ls49.
The New Haven Clock Company makes Gs6
clocks per day-250, 900 per year. The paint.
ing of the glass doors is secret.
The Richmond Wing says that the stars and
stripes, raised by the Bell and Everett men, in
Jefferson ward, last October were hauled down
on Friday from the lofty pole erected by them,
and "a white flag, upon which was painted
Palmetto tree, encircled by q rattesnake,"
raised instead. Several speeches were delivered
to the crowd which had assembled on the occa.
sion.
HIGH CoMPLIMEYT.-An English writer
in Blackwoods Magazine, on iron clad ships of
war, says to the British Government: "Call
in the mechanical and engineering skill of
Great Britain and America openly in the face
OF all nations, and let others match US if they
can"
The Anti. Slavery Standard denounces the
Presidents Inaugural with degree of vigor.
Gus vehemence which will be eminenty con.
soling to those who have feared its radical