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FOR THE WEEK ENDING OCT. 26, 1869. Reported Official for the Scientific American. SCHEDULE OF PATENT OFFICE FEES: On eacn caveat $16 On filing- each application for a Patent (seventeen years) K1E On issuing each original Patent S^l! On appeal to Commissioner ofPatents ,%2O On application for Reissue On application for Extension of Patent $50 i nsi Oq tiling a Disclaimer $10 On an application for Design (three and a half years) $10 On an application for Design (seven years) ... $1:;, On an application for Ilesign (fourteen years! ^30 In additionto which there aresomesmallrevenue-stamp taxes. Residents of Canada and Nova Scotia pay $5Ot( on application. For copy of Claim of any Patent issued within 30 years $1 A sketch from the model or drawing, relating to such portion of a machine as the Claim coversfrom $1 upward. but usually at the price above-named. Thefull Specification of any patent issued since Nov. 20,1866, at which time the Patent Office commenced printing them $1 -25 Official Copies of Drawingsof any patent issued since 1836, we can supply at a reasonable cost, the price depending upon the amount of labor involved and the number ofview8. Fidl information, as to vrice oj drawings. in each case, may be had by addressing MUNN CO•• Patent Solicitors, No. 37 Park Row, New York. 9 6,142.Centrifugal Machine for Extracting Honey from the Col'is.-H. O. Peabody, Boston, Mass . 96.143.Fire-Cracker HolderA. E. Peck, Brooklyn,- • N. Y. 96.144.Flower Pot.B. IV. Putnam, Boston, Mass. 96.145.Printers' Galley.William Quail, New York city. 96.146.Railway Car Coupling.Matthew Quinn, Wataga; in. 96.147.Gate Latch.F. M. Ranons, Little Shasta Valley , Cal. 96.148.Compound for Making Water-Proob' Paper. C. S. Rauh, Boston, Mass. 96.149.Shutter Worker.-E. W. Scott, Wauregan, Conn, Antedated Oct. 16, 1869. 96.150.Key Face for Concertina.L. A. Seward, New Orleans, La. 96.151.Apparatus for Teaching Music, etc.Louis A, Seward, New Orleans, La. 96.152.Shoe Last.-W. C. Shipherd, Willoughby, Ohio. 96.153.Potato Digger.J. J. Singley, Lafayette, Ind. 9 li,154.Washing Machine.R. H. Sipes, Bloody Run, Pa. 96,155,Machine for Bleaching Cane Juice.E. Skelly Plaquemine, La. C6,lo(j.-Saw iSET.-H. Sloat, Watertown, N. Y. 96.157.Condenser for Alcohol STILLS.Ed. Smeeth ) Chicago, Ill. 96.158.-Faucet.A. D. Smith, Grafton, Ohio. 90.159.Gopher Trap.-D. N. Smith, San Bernardino, Cal. ' 96.160.Sewing Machine.-E. H. Smith, Bergen, N. J. Antedated Oct. 13,1869. 96.161.Apparatus for Unloading Hay.George Smith, Providence, R. 1. assignor to himself and J. C. De Lang, Detroit Mich. ° 96.162.Hand Stamp.-R. H. Smith, Springfield, Mass. 96.163.Match SAfE.August Steinbok, New York city. 96.164.-Halter Clasp.-E. H. Stewart, Philadelphia, Pa. 96.165.Blacking BRUSH.-Augusta Thompson, Holyoke, Mass. 96.166.Thimble.T. R. Timby, Saratoga, N. Y. 96.167.Corn Cultiyatoh.-D. ''IF. Travis, Enfield, N. Y . Antedated Oct, 12,1869. 96,16S. Watkr Wheel.B. 'IV. Tuttle, Galena, Ill. 96.169.Sleigh Coupling.Wm. E. Van Scliaick, Delevan, Wis. 86.170.Harvester.J. P, Van Sickle, Geneva, N. Y. 96,171Blind Hinge.Adolph Velguth, Milwaukee, Wis. 96,172.Car Stat ter.M. N. Ward, Bangor, Me. 96,173:Horse HII.Y Fork.C. E. Warner, Syracuse, Y Antedated Oct. 16, 1869. 96.174.Chin Rest for Violin.A. W. White, Boston, and J. J. Watson, Gloucester, Mass. 96.175.Combined Latch and Look.T. Weaver (assignor to .T. W. Moffitt), Harrisbnrgh, Pa. 96.176.Weather Strip.-J. R. Webber, Chicago, Ill. 96.177.Cotton Seed Hulling Machine.F. A. Wells Memphis, Tenn. 96.178.Means of Attaching Tops to Jugs, Cruets, etc -Homer Wright (assignor to himself, H. H. Collins, and . Ii'. Col1in9) Pittsburgh, Pa. Antedated Oct. 9, lS69. 96.179.Apparatus for Preserving Fruit.C. C. Wil- liams,Brooklyn, N. Y. 96.180.Attachment for Sewing Machines.Enoch S. Yentzer, Ottawa, Ill. 96.181.Clothes Dryer.L. J. Adams (assignor to himself, Wm. Hyland, and A. B. Miller), Hoosick Falls,N. Y. 96.182.Water Wheel.J. S. Anderson, Oconomowoc, Wis. 96.183.Clothes-Line Supporter.Jolm Andrews, New Bedford, Mass. 96.184.Machine for Cutting Cork.Olney Arnold, Paw- tucket, R. I. 96, b5.Machine for Driving Rake Teeth.M.Barnes and A. T. Barnes (assignors to themselves and Tifiin Agricultural Works), Tiffin, Ohio. 96.186.Centrifugal Sugar-Draining Machine.H. W, Bq,rtol, Philadelphia, Pa. 96.187.Method of Transporting Letters and Parcels, -A. E. Beach, Stratford, Conn. 96.188.Show Counter.Aaron Beardsley, Mount Zion, Iowa. 96,189Vise.J. D. Beck. Liberty, Pa. 96,190.Steam GeneratorC. G. Beitel, Easton Pa. 96,191 .-Harrow.R. N. Bennett, Union Mills, Ind. 96.192.Horse Power.W. N. Berkeley, Cedar Rapida, Iowa. 96.193.Railway Cattle GATE.-Joel Bowman and J. B. Overmyer, Reading. Ohio. 86.194.Lightning Rod Point.J. F. Boynton, Syracuse, N. Y. 96.195.Boot and Shoe.Edmund Brown (assignor to him-. self and Artemus Prouty), Burlington, Vt. 96.196.Cabinet Budstead.S. S. Burr, Dedham, Mass. 98.197.-Mode of Cleaning Gas Retorts.C. A. Bush, New' London, assignor, for one quarter of llis right, to H. P. Ostrum, New Haven, Conn. 96,19".Insulator for Telegraph 'Wires.C. A Bush, New London, assignor. for two thirds of his right, to H. P. Ostrum and T. C. Bush, New Haven, Conn. 96.199.Galvanic Battery.J. A. Callaud, Nantes, France. Patented in France May 19, 1858. 96.200.Lamp Burner.G. H. Chinnock (assignor to New Lamp Chimney Company), New York city. 96.201.Distilling and Treating Alcoholic Spirits. George Clarlr, Buffalo, N, Y. 9(l,202.Machine for Cleaning Co” ton.L. T. Clement, Smyrna, Tenn. 96.203.Wrench.Loring Coes, Worcester, Mass. 96.204.Piano-Forte Action.B. E. Colley, Boston, Mass. 96.205.Snow Plow.--M. A. Cravath and I. M. Cravath, Bloomington,Ill. Antedated Oct. 16, 1369. 98,206 Rotary Puddling Furnace.Samuel Danks, Cincinnati. Ohio. 96.207.Lathe Chuck.H. M. Darling, Bridgeport, Conn. 96.208.Velocipede.C. E. Dayton, Meriden, Conn. 96.209.Extension Table.Jacob Dourson (assignor to himself and F. A. Comstock), Colnmbus, Ohio. 96.210.Shaft and Coupling Shikld.-M. L. Drake, Rock- ford, Ill. 93.211.Bucking Chair..T. E. Emerson, Trenton, N. J. 96.212.Tan Bark Leach.-L. C. England, Philadelphia, Pa. 96.213.Wagon Seat.W. R. English and Jason McCiure English Centre, Pa. * 96.214.XwEER.Samuel Epley, McGrawsville, Ind. 9)<),215. Medical Compound for the Cure of Fever and Ague.J. M. Ferguson, Summit, Miss. 98.216.Spring Perch for Carriages.E. R. Ferry (assignor to himself and P. Ferry, New Haven, Conn. 96.217.Mode of Plating, Coating, and Ornamenting Articles of Iron and STEEl.-Kasson Frazer, Syracuse, N. Y. 96.218.Lock-Nut.P. L. Gibbs, Dunleith, 1ll. 96.219.Scrubbing Brush.Samuel Gibson, Safe Harbor, Pa. 93220.Machine for Splitting Whalebone.Nathan Goddard (ass gnor to himself and D. B. Saunders), Boston, Mass. 98.221.Treadle Motion.E. A. Goodes (assignor to F. M. Wood. H. F. Hays, Samuel Allen, J. S.Brown, T.E. Wtidershiein, and T . S. Keyser), Philadelphia, Pa. 96.222.-Hat Tip.S. H. Greenbaum, New York city. 96.223.Air Blast Engine.John Grim, St. Louis, Mo. 96.224.-Method of Adjusting Circular Saws.J. P Grosvenor, Lowell, Mass. 96.225.Horse Power Connection.J. A. Hafner, Com merce, Mo. 96,223.Extension Scaffold.P. L. Hains, Freeburg, Pa. 96,227.Drilling Machine.John Hale, Scranton, Pa. 9 6,228.-Gas Flat IBON.-Albert Hallowell and A. T. Ather ton , Lowell, Mass. ,229Bag Fastener.C. A. Haring, Peoria, Ill. © 1869 SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, INC p.st of latms. Issued by the United States Patent Office. FOR THE WEEK ENDING OCT. 26, 1869. Reported Officially for the ScientWe Amerwan. 96.071.Heat RadiatorA. Albee, Worcester, Mass. 96.072.STiLT.M. C. Ames (assignor to himself and W. E. Simonds) , Hartford, Conn. 96.073.Machine for Carbureting Atmospheric Air. Arthur Barbarin, New Orleans, La. 96.074.Apparatus for Carbureting Air.Arthur Barbarin, New Orleans, La., and A. E. Dupas, Paris, France. 96.075.Propeller.Thos. Bell, Bellport, N. Y. 96.076.PIT!JHING Barrel.J. P. Benoit. Detroit, Mich. 96.077.Combined Sawset, Clamp, and Vise.B. Black- stone, Warren, Ill. 96.078.Machine for Sharpening Saws.L. N. Borem, Kennard, Ohio. 96,079.,,-S'£ALK Cutter.R. A. Boulware, Doniphan, Kansas. 96.080.Samples for Shoe Dealers.A. N. Breneman, Lancaster, Pa. 96.081.Apparatus for Evaporating Cane Juice.M. S. Bringier,Ascenslon parish, La. 96.082.Lantern.T. B. Burgert, Crestline, Ohio. 96.083.Buckle.D. S. Butler, Otterville, Mo. 96.084.Portable Fence.Jacob Closs, Dee atur, Ind. 96.085.Pallet and Brush for Graining.Fred'k Cole, Kankakee, Ill. 96.086.Ticket CLIP.Austin B. Culver, Westfield, N. Y. 96.087.Surge RelieverC. D. Cutting (assignor to himself and W. J. Keefe), Boston, Mass. 96.088.-Sugar-cane Mill. Anthony Demaree, Fairfield,§1.230.Look for Car Door.A. V. Hartwell, Chicago. 111. §o;2 >1.Manufacture of Putty.G. W. Hatfield, Dayton, Qhio. 96.212.Pruning Shears.-Virgil Hayes, Tekonsha, and Lewis Cuatt. Eckford ,Mich. 962233.Gutter for Door Sill.J. A. Hemberger, Read- .ng, Ohio. 96,234Plow clod Fender.James Higgins and J. W. Hig'gins,Orth. lnd. 98,235.Wind and TIDE Alarm.G. M. Hoffman and Peter Hermas, Jr., Rahwa,y, N. J. 96.23
