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[" Mcrony-] PATENTS OF pEPARTMENT OF MINISTER OF INVENTION.2321 AGRICULTURE AND STATISTICS.OTTAWA.Hon, Christopher Dunkin, minister of agriculture and | commissioner of patents.i J.C.Taché¢, M.D., deputy minister of agriculture and deputy commissioner of patents.AJ.Cambie, patent clerk and paymaster.N.Boissonnault, curator of patent models.J.F.Dionne, clerk.Rov.C.Tanguay, on special service.H.Casgrain, assistant §.Drapeau, statistical clerk.¥.1.Johnson, statistical clerk.E.Tétu, clerk, 5.8.Finden, correspondence.Wm.Routhier, clerk.(.C.Neville, statistical clerk, §, Ferland, trade marks, copyrights, and D.Lanigan, clerk.archives.J.B.Jackson, clerk.patent clerk.W.J.Lynch, copying clerk.J.W.O\u2019Brien, blue book and translator.J.E.Lemieux, office keeper and messenger.A.Fréchette, tradesman (models) J.Boily, messenger.J.E.D' Auteuil, clerk.B.Moreau, messenger.J.B.Lacroix, messenger.PATENTS OF INVENTION, COPYRIGHTS, TRADE MARKS; &c.On this Continent, where circumstances are novel and bor scarce, the multiplicity of inventions is great, and a wonderful amount of ingenuity is always at work to con- tive something of value to the various classes of society.Patent laws, both in Canada and the United States, protect fom uncompensated uge the inventions put on record as triginal, and for the advantage of Canadian inventors who my wish to know the routine in which such record is made, wesubjoin the rules and forms issued by the Canada Patent Office on the 2nd July, 1869, referring to the New Patent Act, of which an abstract is appended.These rules also cover registration under the Copyright Act of 1868, and lie Trade Mark and Design Act of 1868, of which a synopsis isalso given.GENERAL RULES, 1, There is no necessity for any personal appearance at tie Patent Office, unless specially called for by order of the Commissioner or the Deputy Commissioner, every transac- ion being carried on by writing.; % In every case the applicant or depositor of any paper isresponsible for the merits of his allegations and of the wlidity of the instruments furnished by him or his agent.3, The correspondence is carried on with the applicant, or with the agent who has remitted or transmitted the papers othe office, but with one person only.4 All papers are to be clearly and neatly written on fulscap paper, and every word of them is to be distinctly kgible, in order that no difficulty should be met with in the king cognizance of, and in registering and copying them.5.Ki communications are to be addressed in the following words \u2014\u201c To the Commissioner of Patents, Ottawa.\u201d i.As regards proceedings not specially provided for in tie following forms, any form being conformable to the létter and spirit of the laws will be accepted, and if not so wnformable will be returned for correction.COPYRIGHTS.1.An application for the registration of a copyrightshall te made after the following form, when the applicant is a resident of Canada : To the Minister of Agriculture, Ottawa :\u2014T, (name of per- 8.An application for the registration of a copyright shall be made after the following form when the applicant is a British subject, resident in Great Britain or Ireland.To the Minister of Agriculture, Ottawa :\u2014T, (name of person) being a British subject and a resident in the (city, town or other locality, as the case may be,) in (Great Britain or Ireland, us the case may be), hereby declare that I am the proprietor of the (book, map, chart, &c., §c., as the case may be,) called (title or name as the case may be,) and that the said (book, map, $c., as the case may be,) has been published in Canada by (name of the publisher thereof) in the (name of the locality where the publication has taken place) in the province of (Ontario, Quebec, Nova Scotia, or New Brunswick, as the case may be,) and hereby request the registration of the same, and for that purpose I herewith forward the fee required by the Copyright Act of 1868 ($1), together with two copies of the (book, map, chart, §c., as the case may be; if the object is a painting, a sculpture, or any other work of art, a written description of such work of art.) In testimony thereof, I have signed, in the presence of the two undersigned witnesses, at the place and date hereunder mentioned.(Place and date.) (Signature of the proprietor.) (Signature of the two witnesses.) TRADE MARKS AND INDUSTRIAL DESIGNS.9.An application for the registration of a trade mark shall be made after the following form : To the Minister of Agriculture, Ottawa :\u2014T, (name of person) of the (city, town or other locality, as the case may be,) in (name of county, province or stale, as the case may be,) hereby furnish a duplicate copy of a trade mark, which [ verily believe is mine, on account of having been the first to make use of the same, (or on account of having acquired st from, naming the person, whom I verily believe to be the ors- ginal proprietor thereof.) The said trade mark consists (here must be tnserted a description of the trade mark, recital of the motto or mottoes, &ec., tn order to explain the pattern furnished), and I hereby request the said trade mark to be registered in accordance with the law.Tn testimony thereof, I have signed, in the presence of the um) being a resident of Canada, and now residing in the ay, town, parish, township or locality,) in the province of Ontario, Quebec, Nova Scotia, or New Brunswick, as the case may be,) hereby declare that I am the proprietor of the (book, \u201cmap, chart, statuary, de, as the case may pe called (title of the book, map, ÿe., us the case may be, and hereby request the registration of the same, and for \u2018hat purpose | herewith forward the fee required by the opyright Act of 1868, together with two copies of the (book, map, chart, §e., as the case may be ; and if the object is Spiniing, a sculpture, or any other work of art, a written deription of such work of art.) | In testimony thereof, I have signed, in the presence of the Wo undersigned witnesses, at the place and date hereunder Rentipped, (Place and date.) ; (Signature of the proprietor.) two undersigned witnesses, at the place and date hereunder mentioned.(Place and date.) (Signature of the proprietor.) (Signature of the two witnesses.) 10.An application for the registration of an industrial design shall be made after the following form : To the Minister of Agriculture, Ottawa :\u2014I\"(nams of the person,) being a resident of Canada, and now residing in the (city, town or other locality, as the case may be) in the (name of the province, as the case may be,) hereby declare that T am the proprietor of the industrial design, of which duplicate copies are herewith forwarded, and which consist (here insert a description of the design and an explanation of its use,) and I hereby request that the said industrial design (Signature of the two witnesses.) be registered in accordance with the law.150 2322 PATENTS OF - INVENTION.[Dominion In testimony thereof, I have signed, in the presence of the two undersigned witnesses, at the place and date hereunder mentioned.(Place and date.) (Signature of the proprietor.) (Signature of the two wilnesses.) PATENTS OF INVENTION.11.The petition asking for the granting of a patent of invention shall be made after the following form : To the Commissioner of Patents, Ottawa :\u2014The petition of (christian name or names in full of inventor, inventors, assignee or other legal representative of inventor, of the (city, town or other localily, as the case may be,) in the province of (as the case may be,) (trade or profession.) SupwuTE, that your petitioner lias been a resident of Can- \u2018ada for at least one year next before the present application.(Mention to be made of place and changes of residence.) That he hath discovered (or \u201c énvented,\u201d as the case may be) à certain new and useful (art, \u201cmachine,\u201d \u201c manufacture,\u201d or \u201c composition of matter)\u201d as the case may be ; or à certain new and useful * improvement\u201d (or certain new and useful \u201cimprovements\u201d) or a certain (art, \u201cmachine,\u201d \u201c manufacture,\u201d or \u201c composition of matter,\u201d as the case may be), now in ordinary use for (stating the use or object of the art, &c., as the case may be,) to be called or known as (\u201cname of invention er improvement,\") and that such his discovery (or \u201c\u201c invention,\u201d as the case may be) was and is not known or used by others before his discovery (or \u201c invention,\" as the case may be) thereof, and was and is not at the time of this application in public use or for sale, with his consent or allowance ag such inventor, (or discoverer, as the case may be) and that the oath of affirmation, drawings, descriptions and specifications thereof, in duplicate, are transmitted herewith, pursuant to the Statute in such case made and provided; the said invention being (insert here à very short description of the invention and of its object.) Your petitioner being desirous of obtaining an exclusive property in the said invention or discovery (us the cuse may be) therefore prays that a patent may be granted to your petitioner therefor, for the term allowed by law: and, for the purposes of the Patent Act of 1869, your petitioner elects his domicile in the (city, town, or locality, as the case may be) in the county of (name of county] in the province of (name of province.) .(Signature of inventor.) (Place and date.) In cases of joint applications, in cases of applications from assignees, heirs, or other legal representatives, the petition should, otherwise being made after the above given form, De altered according to the circumstances of the case to meet the requirements of the Statute, particularly of clauses 8, 10, 11, and 12.12.The oath to be subscribed by an applicant for a patent of invention, shall be made after the following form : Canada, Province of Jounty of Tuucses of.in the county of.in the province of.male oath and solemnly swear, that I verily believe that | am the inventor (or discoverer) of the invention which I call (name of the invention, and for which I solicit a patent by my petition to the Commissioner of Patents, dated the (insert date of petition,) and I further make oath that I have been a resident of Canada for one year next before my application.Sworn and signed before me this (day of month and year,) at (Signature of deponent.) (Name of place.) (Signature of J.P.) Justice of the Peace.The same general form is to be adopted with such altera- iions ae may be necessitated by circumstances, where the application is made abroad or by joint inventors, by assi- gnees, heirs or other legal representatives, in conformity with the Patent Act, clause 11.13.The specification accompanying a patent of invention shall be made in duplicate, and after the following form : To ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN :\u2014Be it known that I, (name of inventor or discoverer, us the case may be,) of (place of residence and trade or profession ; if more than one inventor, add his or theïr names, place of residence, and trade or profession, and word the specificalion throughout according to cireum- stances,) have invented a new and useful {ort \u201c machine\" &ec., same as in petition) and I do hereby declare that the following is a full, clear, and exact description of the construction and operation of the same, (reference being had to the annexed drawings; where the nature of the case admits of drawings, describe the several drawings, and refer to the parts by letters.Here describe the principle-and the several modes in which the applicant contemplates the application of the principle or character by which the invention or discovery may be distinguished from other inventions or discoveries) What I claim as my invention is, (here expressthe nature and character of the invention in short, without reference lo its advantages, and identify the parts claimed separately or in combination If the specification is for an improvement or improvements, the original invention should be disclaimed, and the improvement or improvements clearly and separvalely enumerated as distinguished from the original object so improved.) (Place, date, and year.) Signed in the presence of (Signature of inventor.) (Signature of two witnesses, and to be the same as those who altest the drawings.) 14.The drawings illustrating the specification, filed with an application for a patent of invention, shall be made in accordance with the following directions and form, and furnished in duplicate : The drawings are to be made on tracing linen, each sheet to be of the size of a foolscap sheet of paper, and the said sheets as few in number as possible.The different figures of the drawings are to be marked thus :\u2014/ig.1, front view; Fig.2, side view, &c., &c., and the separate parts are to be marked with letters referred to in the specification, and on the drawing sheet itself; the drawing must bear the name of the invention, and be signed by the inventor and the two game witnesses who signed the specification, all after the following general form.The drawings are to be neatly executed, and without colors: TITLE OF INVENTION.Fig.1, front view : Drawing.Fig.2, side view: Drawing.Fig.3, cross section: RAWING.Reference for example : Fig.4, wheol: a.Shaft.DRAWING.b.Valve.c.Regulator.&c., &c., &c.i Certified that this is the drawing referred to in the specification hereunto annexed.(Signature of the applicant.) (Place and date.) (Signature of inventor.) Witnesses.15.An application to obtain the extension of à former patent to the whole of the Dominion must be accompanied with the former patent itself, with neat duplicate copies of the original specification and drawings, certified by tho inventor before the same two witnesses signing the petition, and the said petition shall be made after the following form : To the Commissioner of Putents, Ottawa: T, (name) of the (locality of residence) in the county of (nume of county) in the province of (or elsewhere us the case may be,) being & British subject (or à resident of Canada for upwards of @ yeur,) and being the discoverer (or invenlor) of the subject matter of a patent granted to me on (day, month und year,) in the province of (Nova Scotia, New Brunswick or former prove of Canada, or for the provinces of Ontario and Quebec, as ! A case may be,) which I now produce, and the snid subjec matter of my said invention and patent called (meme à invention) nol being, with my consent, known or uscc nor on sale in any of the other provinces of the Dominion, | hereby, therefore, pray, that a patent, under the \u201c Palen Act of 1869,\u201d be granted to me extending the privileges \" my former patent over the whole of the Dominion, for th remainder of the term mentioned in my former PS Dh DIRECTORY.] PATENTS OF INVENTION.2323 namely to the (insert day, month and year at which the former stent was Lo expire.) .In testimony thereof, I have signed, in the presence of the two undersigned witnesses, at the place and date here- under mentioned.(Place and date.) ; (Signature of applicant.) (Signature of the two witnesses.) CANADA PATENTS OF INVENTION.16.A patent of invention will be made after the fol lowing form : .; eal]\u2014Whereas, in accordance with an Act of the Parliament of Canada, called \u201c Tap PATENT Act oF 1869,\u201d (Name of patentee) f the (name of locality) in the province of (name of province) cing a resident of Canada, having elected his domicilo for the purposes of the present patent in (designation én full of domicile elected) having otherwise complied with the requirements of the said Act, to obtain a patent, and having furnished specification and drawings, one duplicate of each being hereunto annexed, as part essential of this present patent, the said specification and drawings being the description and iHustration of the said invention called (name of the invention or improvement) of which the said (names) declares himself to be the inventor.Top Present PATENT is granted to him, his heirs, assigns or other legal representatives for the period of five years from the date thereof, subject to extension of further periods, in accordance with the \u201c PATENT ACT OF 1869,\u201d to confer on the said patentee all the privileges intended to be conferred by tho said Act, or by the patentee complying with the further obligations required by the said Acr.ProviDED ALWAYS, that the validity of this present patent rests on tho truthfulness of the allegations, description and specification of the said Patentee.The present patent, however, shall cease and determine and be null and void at the end of three years from the date thereof, unless the patentee shall, within that period, have commenced, and after such commencement, ary on im Canada the construction or manufacture of the ssidinvention, and shall cease and determine and be null and void at the end of eighteen months from the granting thereof, if the patentee or his legal representatives import or cause to be imported into Gana a the invention for which this patent is granted.IN Testimony WHEREOF the present patent has been Signed, according to the said Act, sealed with the seal of the Patent Office, and countersigned in the Department of Agriculture on the (date, month and year written in Juil, and Prominently.) Countersigned Deputy Commissioner.Signature of the Commissioner of Patents or of a member of the Privy Council, The specification will be attached to the patent to form \u201c0 essential part thercof, and the first folio of the said edification will be sealed at one corner with the seal of the Patent Office.The present form, otherwise remaining the same, will be Allered in sore particulars to mect tho circumstances of the cage, when the patent is given to joint inventors, to an issigneo or assignees, to legal representatives, or when it is I patent extending a former patent to the whole of the Ominion, or is & re-issue, or in any other special case.IT.The models required by law must be neat and sub- stantia] working models, the dimensions of which are not © exceed, in any case, eighteen inches in their longest side, Uless otherwise allowed by special permission previously .Uined ; such models must be so constructed as to show act] every part of the invention and its modo of work- me 1 cases where samples of ingredients and samples of wh Composition made of such ingredients, (neither of lich being dangerous or explosive substances) are re- fired by law, they must be contained in glass bottles Property arranged.\u201cBoth models and bottles must bear the nie of the inventor, the title of tho invention and the Pate of the application; and they must be furnished to tho order Office free of overy charge and delivered in good an All fees required by law shall be transmitted with the a ation to which they appertain in values not subject to P y ¢ /Scount, and are better made, whenever practica le, in in registered letters.fice money orders, inclosed 19.All applications must be proceeded with and perfected within two years after the lodging of the petition, in default of which it will be regarded as abandoned, and all previous proceedings and payment of fees will be held at the expiration of that period as of no avail.20.Two or more separate inventions cannot be claimed in one application, nor Jatented in one patent, unless they are so dependent of and connected with each other as to Le necessarily taken together to obtain the end sought for by the inventor ; and in this latter case the Commissioner of Patents is the judge as to whether or not the pretensions of the applicant are founded in fact and reason.21.The filing of a protest against the issuing of a patent shall not be taken in itself asa sufficient reason to withhold the granting of such patent to an applicant.22.In cases of doubt, and in accordance with the letter and meaning of the law, patents may be issued for an invention already patented, a trial before a judicial tribunal being in such cages the only means of discovering who is the real or first inventor.23.A caveat must be composed of a specification, (and drawings,) and as long as it remains uninterfered with, and that the filer is not called upon to lodge his application, in due form, on account of an interfering application, the said proprietor thereof can lodge with it additional papers, provided these papers are relevant exclusively to the perfection of the same invention in progress of completion.24.All cases connected with the intricate and multifarious proceedings, issuing from the working of a law of patents of invention, which are not specially defined and provided for in these rules shall be decided, in accordance with the merits of each case, by authority of the Commissioner of Patents, and the decision shall be communicated to the interested parties, through the Departmental correspondent of the Patent Office.The correspondence with the Department is carried, through the Canadian mail, free of postage.The forwarding of any paper should a wars be accompanied by a letter, and a separate letter should be written in relation to each distinct subject.It is particularly recommended that reference should be made to the law before writing on any subject to the Department, in order to avoid unneccessary explanations and useless loss of time and labor; and it is also recommended, in every case, to have the papers and drawings prepared by a competent person, for the interest both of the Applicant and of the public service.À sufficient margin should be left on every paper, and specially on specifications and assignments, for the insertion of references or certificates, and for the affixing of the seal thereto.Although it is optional for the applicant to annex drawings to the specification of a caveat, or not, still it is impertant, in the interest of the party, always to attach drawings to the said specification.It must be remembered, that the better papers are executed, the sooner the work is despatched at the office, and the surer the regularity of the proceedings is guaranteed.It must be remembered, when drawing the petition for a patent of invention, that, if a change in the residences mentioned has taken place during the year next to the date of the petition, the change or changes should be mentioned, in accordance with the 12th section of the Patent Act of 1869.\u2014 ABSTRACT OF PATENT ACT OF 1869.The Canada Patent Act of 1869, 32-33 Vict.cap.11, sec.1, constitutes a Patent Office attached to the Department of Agriculture, the Minister of Agriculture being the Commissioner of Patents of Invention.2.The official seal is received in evidence by all Courts, Judges, &c.3.The Commissioner draws up the necessary rules and regulations subject to the approval of the Governor in Council, notice thereof being given in the Canada Gazette.4.The Deputy Minister of Agriculture is Deputy Commissioner of Patents.6.Proceedings under the Act are reported annually to Parliament, and list of patents granted is published from time to time in the Canada Gazette.6.Any person having been a resident of Canada for one year next before his application, and having invented or discovere ed any new and useful art, machine, manufacture or come position of matter, not known or used by others before his 2324 PATENTS OF INVENTION.[Dominion invention or discovery thereof, or not being in public use or on sale in any of the Provinces of the Dominion with the consent of the inventor, may, on petition to the Cemmission- er, obtain a patent granting to such person an exclusive property therein ; tho said patent shall be under seal and shall avail to the grantee, his heirs and assigns; but no atent shall issue for an invention or discovery having an illicit object in view, nor for any mere scientific principle or abstract theorem.7.A foreign patent taken out within six months before application hi re does not deprive the inventor of the right to ko out patent here.8.The heir or representative of the inventor, entitled to obtain a patent under sec.6, may obtain the patent.9.A resident of Canada for a ear may obtain a patent for an improvement on a patented invention, but this will not give him the right of vending or using the original invention, nor has the original patentee the right of vending or using the patented improvement.10.In cases of joint applications, the patent is granted in the names of all the applicants, and assignients from onc of the applicants to another must bo regis®.d.11.The applicant must make oath before a Justice of the Peace in anada, or before a Minister Plenipotentiary, consul or con- gular agent abroad, that he is the true inventor, and that he was a resident of Canada for a year before the application.12.The applicant must, in his petition, clect a domicile in Canada, and state where Le has resided during the year of residence required by the Act.13.The applicant must also insert in his petition the title of his invention, its object and a short descrip- ton; and must allege all facts necessary under the Act to entitle him to a patent, and with the petition must send a written specification in duplicate, describing his invention in such full, clear and cxact terms as to distinguish it from all contrivances or processes for similar purposes.14.The specification shall correctly and fully describe the mode of operating, the contrivances which he claims as new, name of place where it is made, &c., (as stated in the REGULATIONS).15.A working model of the invention, or specimens of the ingredients of the composition of matter, are to be delivered to the Commissioner.16.Patents granted under the Act contain the name of the invention and a short description, and grant to the patentee the exclusive right of making, using and vending the invention.17.Patents are valid for five years; but two extensions, of five years cach, may be obtained, in all, fifteen years.18.Every patent and instrument granting an extension of patent must be signed and certified by the Minister of Justice before it is signed by the Commissioner.19.In case of unintentional crror in the description or specification, the patent may be cancelled and a new one issued to the inventor.20.The inventor may fyle a disclaimer of anything included in the patent by mistake.This disclaimer being recorded, and a copy attached to the patent, forms part of it.Such disclaimer shall not affect any action pending, except in so far as may relate to the question of unreasonable delay or neglect in making it.21.The Government may use any patented invention on payment to the patentee of a reasonable compensation to be ed by the Commissioner.22.Patents are assignable in whole or part, but the transfers must be by written instrument, and must be registered in the Patent Office ; otherwise they are null against a subsequent assignee who hag registered.23.Persons infringing a patent are liable to the patentee in actions of damages.24.Action for infringement of patent is to be brought in a competent Court within the Province in which the infringement took place, and being the Court nearest to the defendant's residence or place of business; and the Court or Judge may make an order for an injunction restraining the defendant from using the invention ; but such order may be appealed from, as in ordinary cases.25.Though the plaintiff's specification may have embraced too much, yet, if defendant has used or infringed any part of the invention truly specified and claimed as new, the Court may discriminate and give judgment accordingly.26.Defendant may specially lead any fact which would render the patent void by law.27.The patent shall be void if any material allegation in the petition or declaration be untrue, or if there Bo any addition or omission in the specification or drawings wilfully made for the purpose of misleading.But if it appear that the error was involuntary, the judgment of the Court may declare the patent valid in part, and copies of such judgment must be registered in the Patent Office and attached to the putent to form part of it.28.A patent becomes void unless within three years the patentee carry on in Canada the construction and manufacture of the invention or discovery, It also becomes void if, after the expiration of cighteen months, the atentee imports into Canada the invention or discovery or which the patent is granted.29.Proceedings for jp.peachment of patent may bo taken in certain civil Courts of the Provinces, 30.À certificate of the judgment voiding a atent is to be entered on record in the Patent Office, 3) Such judgment is subject to appeal.32.Existing provincial patents remain in force for the terms for which they were issued.A patentee in any Province, qualified by residence may have his patent extended to the other Provinees of {hg Dominion, if the subject matter of the patent has not been known or used, or on sale with the consent of the patentee in the other Provinces; but no patent so issued shall extend beyond the remainder of the term mentioned in the provincial patent.33.The records of the Patent Offices of tho several Provinces shall be handed over to the Commissioner of patents under this Act.34.Tariff of Fees: \u2014On petition for a patent for five years, $20; on petition for extension from five to ten years, $20; on petition for extension from ten to fifteen years, $20.On lodging a caveat, $5.On asking to register o judgment pro tanto, $4.Registering assignment, $2.Attaching a disclaimer to a patent, $4.Copy of patent with specification, $4.On petition to reissue a patent after surrender, and on petition to cxtend a former patent to the Dominion, $4 for every unexpired year.Office copies of documents, 50 cents for cvery single or first folio, and for every subsequent hundred words, 26 cents.35.Tfor copies of drawings, a fair remuneration to be charged by Commissioner.39.An intending applicant for a patent who Las not perfected his invention may file a caveat, to prevent the issue of a patent to another, with a description of his invention; and the Commissioner will keep such caveat secret.But if another person apply for the patent the Commissioner must notify the party who fyled the caveat, and the latter is bound within three months to take proceedings for a patent, otherwise the caveat becomes of no effect.40.The Commissioner may object to grant a patent when he is of opinion that the alleged invention is not patentable in law ; or when it appears that the invention is already in use with the consent of the inventor; or when it Las been described in à book before the date of application ; or when it has already been patented, or the Commissioner doubts whether the applicant is the first inventor, 41.The Commissioner notifies the applicant and states the ground of his objection.42.Within six months after notice of refusal, the applicant may appeal to the Governor in Council.43.In case of interfering applications for any patent the matter is submitted to the arbitration of three skille persons, cne named by cach party and one by the Commissioner.\u2018The decision of the majority of the arbitrators is final.44.All specifications, drawings, models, &e,, shall be open to inspection at the Patent Office.46.Letters patent lost or destroyed may be replaced.47.À patent shall not prevent the use of an invention on a foreign ship, where it is not used for the manufacture of goods to be sol in, or exported from Canada.48.A person who, before the issuing of a patent, has purchased, constructed or acquired an invention, may continue to uso the imvention after the patent, issues; but this shall not invalidate the patent as regards other persons, unless the invention was so acquire! or used for a longer period than one year before the & pli- cation for a patent.49.All patented articles offere for sale must be stamped or engraved with the word \u201cpatented, and the year in which the patent issued, under penalty not execeding $100, or two months\u2019 imprisonment.50.Any person counterfeiting the name of a patentee, or marking any article sold by him as \u201cpatented,\u201d when ho bas J) patent, and without the patentce\u2019s consent, is guilty o : misdemeanor, and liable to a fine not exceeding $200, or three months\u2019 imprisonment.51.Making a falso entry, 0 copy, of any document is a misdemeanor.G2.C.34 > N 8.0\u2019, c.117 of Rev.Stat.of N.S., c.118 of Rev.Stat o oe B., and amending Acts, are repealed in 80 far as they inconsistent with this Act.ABSTRACT OF COPYRIGHT ACT OF 1868.31 Vict., cap.54, sec.1.The Minister of Agriculture must keep a «Register of Copyrights,\u201d in which proprietors © literary, scientific and artistical works may Lavo ho son registered.2.Tho Minister of Agriculture is to m © al necessary rules and regulations, subject to the cop in of the Governor in Council.3.Any person residen i. + DIRECTORY .] a, or any British subject resident in Great Britain and Gand may Take a copyright for any book, map, chart, or musical composition, of which ho is tho autlor, or for any original pointing, drawing, statuary, sculpture, or photograph, engraving or etching.Tlis copyright gives the exclugive right of printing, publishing and selling such works for 28 years.4.At the end of 28 years, the author, ' is widow or children, may obtain an extension of the Sriut for 14 ycars.In such case the title of the work must be à second time recorded, within one year from expiration of first period.5.The record or renewal must be ublished in tLe Canadu Gazette within two months from the dato of renewal.G.Two copies of tbe printed work, or à written description of the work of art, must be deposited with the Minister of Agriculture.l\u2019ee for registration, $1.7.One copy, of the publication is to be sent by the Minister of Agriculture to the library of Parliament.8.Notice of copyright must be printed in the work, or impressed on the face of the map, engraving, &c., as follows: \u201cEntered according to Act of the Parliament of Canada, in the year\u2014\u2014, by À.B., in the office of the Minister of Agriculture.\u201d But as regards paintings, drawings, statuary and sculptures, the signature of the artist shall be deemed a sulficient notice of such proprietorslip.- 9.The rinting and publication of the work must take place in Banda.10.The penalty of infringement of copyright is forfeiture of the books to the proprietor of the copyright, snd $2 for every copy found ia the possession of the person so infringing.11.In the case of paintings, &c., the penalty is forfeiture of the plate used for its reproduction, and $2 for each sheet published or exposed for sale.12.And in the caso of a map, chart, print, &c., the penalty is the same.13.Copyright may be secured for a work first published in ports in a newspaper or periodical, by temporary registration; to he followed by the usual registration when published in book form.14.A copyright does not affect the tight of other persons to represent the same scene or object.15.The copyright of a work executed by the author for, or sold to, another person, passes to the purchaser, unless specially reserved by the author.16.Any person printing, publishing or selling a work, without consent of the author or proprietor, such author or proprictor being a resident of Canada, or à British subject resident in Great Britain or Ireland, is liable to the author or proprietor in damages.17.The penalty for falsely pretending to have a copyright is$60.19.Cap.81, C.S.C., and cap.116 of Rev.Stat.of N.S, and all other Acts inconsistent with this Act, are tepealed.20.But unexpired copyrights, acquired under the Acts repealed, continue unimpaired.TRADE MARK AND DESIGN ACT OF 1868.31 Vict.cap.55, sec.1.The Minister of Agriculture is to Seep registers of trado marks, and of industrial designs, & which any proprietor of a trade mark or of a design Way have it registered by depositing a drawing and description of it in duplicate, with a declaration that the same was Dot in usc, to his knowledge, at the time he adopted it.The ter of Agriculture, after examination, registers it, and feturns one co y to the proprictor with certificate of registration, 2.The Minister of Agriculture may make all Ueeessary rules and regulations.3.Trapn Marks.\u2014All Darks, names, brands, labels, packages or other business devices, which may bo adopted for use by any person in his trade, business, occupation or calling, for the purpose of Btinguishing any manufacture, &e., shall be deemed trade Darks.4, Trade marks may be cancelled at proprietors Tequest.5, Trade marks arc assignable; transfers are to be recorded, 6.Conflicting claims to a trade mark are to be decided by the Minister of Agriculture after hearing the Parties and their witnesses.7.The use of another person\u2019s ade mark is a misdemeanor, punishable by a fine of $20 PATENTS OF INVENTION.2325 to $100.8.The registration by any person of another's trade mark, as his own, is also a misdemeanor, penalty game as in last sefion.9.Using the trade mark of a nonresident, with intent to deceive, though guch trade mark is not registered here, is punishable by fine of $10 to $50.11.The use of a close imitation of a trade mark is held to be a use of the mark.12.The proprietor of a trade mark has also an action of damages against any one using hig mark, or imitating it, or selling articles bearing his mark, 13.Degi6ns.\u2014The copyright acquired for an industrial design by registration is valid for five years.14.The design must be registered before publication, and the manufactured articles must bear the proprictors name or the letters \u201cRd,\u201d with the year of registration.15.The author of the design, or the person for whom it has been executed for valid consideration, is considered the proprietor entitled to register it.16.Designs are assignable ; transfers are to be recorded in office of Minister of Agriculture.17.A person using a registered design without license is liable to a penalty of $20 to $120.18.The penalty for marking an unregistered article as registered is from $4 to $30.19.The proprietor may bring an action of damages against a person ping a design without license.20.A person, who has fraudulently registered a design as his own, may be sued by the rightful owner, and his registration shall be cancelled, and the rightful owner declared such.The Court may stop the use while the proceedings are pending.21.The Minister of Agriculture, on being duly notified, shall alter the Register of designs accordingly.\u201c22.Proceedings must be take within twelve months from the commission of the offence.Only persons resident, and articles manufactured, in Canada arc protected.28.The fees payable are: \u2014On application to register design or trade mark, including certificate, $5; certificate of registration not otherwise provided for, $1; recording assignment, $2.29.Former Acts are repealed, but rights acquired under repealed Acts are saved.The business of the Patent Office is constantly increasing.The following table shows the business transacted during five years: \u2014 No.of Ap- |Assignm\u2019ts Patents Fees plications.registered.granted.received.170 \u201cT4 145 $3,267 184 TO 162 3,618 274 126 263 6,133 396 193 210 8,110 570 837 546 11,052 The total number of patents granted in Nova Scotia from the year 1834 to the end of the year 1868 was 213.The following are the numbers granted for each of the last five years :\u201418G4, sixteen ; 1865, ten; 1866, ten; 1867, twenty- three ; 1868, ten.The total number of patents issued in New Brunswick, from 1835 to 1868, was 235.For the last five ycars the number was :\u20141864, cleven ; 1865, ten ; 1866, six ; 1867, fifty-five, 1808, twenty-eight.The collection of models of inventions is now becoming of importance, and forms a very interesting museum, which is daily visited by numbers of persons.Of the 2,946 patents issued from 1824 to 1868, for the former Provinces of U.C., L.C., Canada, and Ontario and Quebec, 394 are without models, and 2,552 models of invention patented are kept in the model room.The total number of registrations of copyrights was 34, trade marks 32, industrial designs 7.tration of copyrights in the Agricultural Department began only on the 14th July, 1868.The total registrations of trade marks for the last five years have been : \u20141864, eleven; 1805, sixteen; 1866, sixty-thxge; 1867, fifty-four; 1868, seventy-three.\u2019 in 1868 The regis- PATENTS\u2014CANADA.PATENTS GRANTED BY THE BUREAU OF AGRICULTURE AND STATISTICS, Issued sn 1842 : G.Mley\u2014an improved method of browing July oes porter, and other malt liquors.stoves.Aug.81 D.Alexandor\u2014Improvement to the stoves cast in Scotland and Three Rivers in Canada, commonly called Canada box ing many use.Oct.8 H, Tripp\u2014New and useful method of constructing wheels to be driven by water.advantages over those now in Arms\u2014g i J.Baker\u2014An improvement in the construc- Deo.12, July 5 mut machine for clearing grain.\u2018tion of peustocks and water wheel.Sept.D.A.MoDonald\u2014Driiling machine, for tha ER .y purpose of boring and driling holes, &o., ¢langer\u2014 Machine hun Lahing and taking eels.Rug.2%.with nets, for J.Lamb\u2014A new ard useful description of 4 water wheel, on a now principle, possuves- , Purposes.Dec.in rock, canal, Quarries, or for any other RN od 9, 2326 PATENTS OF INVENTION.[Douroy = Issued in 1848; : a F.Nadean New and improved, {moda of HL Davison\u2014fmproved eck ring for fy, A oR Rey constructing windows.Sept.18.» 10 scythe the snath, Aprit 11, A onstroe oy auction \u2018pd reg oy A, Hébert\u2014New and improved sawing ma- H.H.Davison-Improved double Pi » Feb.20.W.Creighton\u2014Improvement in tho rotary steam cngino heretoforein\u2019use.March 81, J.Aamb-\u2014 ew and improved water wheel.ril 8.L.Lemoinc\u2014TFire engine.Juno 1.J.O.Brown\u2014Improved trusses.July 5.FJ Re Lamb\u2014Improved washing machine.uly 7.J.Montgomery\u2014Composition for preventing and extinguishing fires.Aug.9.I.G.Ogden\u2014Machine for propelling vessels or other floating bodies by the action of heated =air, gases, steam, or other expensive or explosive materials on tho quid In which they are intended to act.ug.14.E.Gingras\u2014A new and useful method of constructing springs for carringes.Sept.drying kiln for the H.Bigelow.-Rovolving ying itn for! eat or other grain.purpose of drying w e t.20.A.Carpenter\u2014New mode of applying heat in the process of cooking with stoves by means of a horizontal and perpendicular return flue.Oct.10.G.T.Meckellean\u2014New construction of Mangle for mangling cloths.Nov.24.G.Riley\u2014New modo of distilling and rectifying spirituous liquors.Deo.15.Issued in 1844 : A.Adams\u2014Machine for grinding clay.Jan.LA H.Bigolow\u2014New andimproved revolving dryingkiln.Jan.9.F.Stereo elling gate.Jan, 27.J.M.Holland\u2014Spike machine.March 6.W.McColl\u2014Mode by which power to be derived from the use of the wheel and screw may be applied to any kind of machinery.May 80.W.Langmead\u2014Improvement in the manufacture of cooking stoves.June 29.J.Henrle\u2014Engine pump or fire engine, June 29.W.Armstrong\u2014Portable fire extinguishing machine.Sept.8.T, Proudlock\u2014Method of pumping ships and other vesscis, called *\u201c The Seaman\u2019s Friend.\u201d Oct.14.G.Milligan\u2014New method of constructing piano-fortes.Nov.21, J.Smolinski\u2014A new cast iron cooking and caloriferous stove; and an alteration in the construction of the crockery or brick stove, being an improvement on the stove introduced by one John Vannerous.Nov.: Issued in 1846: C.Hoskys\u2014An improvement in the truss for the alleviation and cure of Hernia.an, 81.J.F.C.Ouellet\u2014New method of propelling vesgels, carriages, &c., by machinery, without tho agency of fuel.March 6.E.Nichols\u2014New method of constructing water wheels.April 4.E.E.Gilbert\u2014A new and useful method of constructing counter balance machines.May 21.N.H.Baird\u2014New method of constructin paddlo wheels, of tho description termed sweeping paddle wheels, for propelling steam and other vessels, May 30.EB.KE.Gilbert\u2014Counter balance machines.June 25.8.R.Warren\u2014Method \"of constructing harmonie attachments for piano-fortes, July 9.J.Grifilhe\u2014Improvement in ridingsaddle.uly 14.L Ives\u2014Improved capstan for loading or unloading merchandize or timber fo vessels, denominated capstan.\u201d July 16.L.Ives\u2014Improycd method of loading and unloading timber vessels.July 19.W.Watts\u2014Potato digger.July 19.J.Harris\u2014Revolving horse rake Aug, 4.J.Maitland\u2014New principle of distillation and rectification.Aug.Te A.Young\u2014Metallic coil spring tooth horse rake.Aug 18.A.Young\u2014New mothod of making rakes for making hay and grain, Aug.22.J.McKay\u2014New and improved steam à engine.Sept.10, -+\u2014- - ©.- -\u2014 \u2018Ives\u2019 connected 4M, Morin\u2014Now and improved nots for chine.Oot.10.taking seals and porpoises.Oct.16, B.F.Tibbetts\u2014New and improved steam engine, Nov.10.J.Cull, jun.and C.Cull\u2014New principle in the construction of a still.Nov.29, Issued in 1846: J.Ball\u2014New and improved churn, Jan, 7.J.Lloyd\u2014Cast iron plough.Jan, 17.A, Young\u2014House pump or fire engine.Feb.14, G.K.Burrows\u2014New method of making presses for the purpose of pressing clay and other ductile substances.Fob.27.W.McKinlay\u2014Horse threshing machines Feb.27.A.Trepiner\u2014Machine for working stone.March 4.F.G.Wilson\u2014Important improvements in tho tanning mill.March 13.G.Riley\u2014S8iill for distilling and rectifying spirituous liquors.March 18.H.A.Rockwell\u2014Yoke for oxen.March 24.L.Lemoine\u2014Apparatus for raising all kinds of nets or other instruments used in taking porpoises and other species of flsh.April 6; R.lI.Oates\u2014Improved method of making mill stones.April 25.D.J.Ellis\u2014Machine for making brick.April 26.BH.jiuttan\u2014Furnace by which houses and other buildings may De heated by hot air.ay 2.E.Ducll\u2014New and improved churn.May W.McLean\u2014Revolving battery.May 26.J.P.Lee\u2014Improvemeut in the method of constructing knitting looms.Juno 4.8.S.Jones\u2014Cooking stove.June 13, H.Colby\u2014Gas generator.\u2018June 22.J.Campbell\u2014Towing machine, for towing vessels up rapids, June 22.G.Warren Jolmson\u2014Hoisting machine.June 24.&.W.Jolinson\u2014Improved hoisting machine.Junc26.N.Shaw\u2014Portable grist mills.Aug.8.C.Midgley\u2014Planing machine.Aug.10.M.Ruttan\u2014Hot air generator.Aug.28.J.Mills\u2014Improved method of gonerating and distributing heated air.Sept.1.J.Paradee\u2014Revolviug joint tooth horse rake.Sept.24.A.Tyler\u2014Coupling machines for railroad cars, or self detachers.Sept.26.A, Tyler\u2014New method for constructing bee-hives.Sept.26.A.Tyler\u2014S8now excavator, for removing the snow from the track ofrails.Sept.26.A.Tyler\u2014Spark arrester and extinguisher.Sept.26.Lo G.Riley\u2014Stillsfor distilling and rectifying spirituous liquors.Oct.1.; J.Yaradce\u2014A new method of constructin rakes for making hay and grain, calle theimproved revolving joint-tooth spring lover horse rake.Oct.8.J.Mills\u2014Hot air furnaces.Oct.10.W.T.Barnes\u2014Improved description of tue irontobo used in blacksmiths forges.Oct.8.Mills\u2014Improvement in constructing wooden bridges, Nov.28.H.Colby\u2014New gas generator.Dec.12, J.Livingston\u2014New description of water wheel.Dce.14.H.Ruttan\u2014Inventor of a metal heater for Louses, &c.; a cooking range and Lot air, and vapour generator.Dee.16.W.McLean\u2014Steamboat regulator.Dec.17.Issued in 1847: J - MoLaren\u2014Improved stump extractor, an.11.D.Cleal\u2014New mode of setting boilers and arranging the flues for applying heat to thesame, for steam engines.Jan.23.L.Lemicux\u2014Machine for making wooden shavings, suitablo for tho fabrication of band-boxes for huts, matches, and cases of all descriptions.Jan.25.H.Ruttan\u2014Improved cooking range and hot-air vapour generator.Jan, 27.I.Carter\u2014Tot air cooking and heating stove.March 13.J.B.Massegy\u2014New and improved method generator and boiler for locom steumbonts, and other purpose Te 10.April iI, II.Davison\u2014Improved port 3 Pel ohn £ re » C.Gillett\u2014Machino for cuttin Ï y pataves, yencors, Be.Xie 1.gabingle .Arms{rong-\u2014Porlable fire extin machines.Many 81, gulshing J.Westman\u2014Machino usually named bel 8.itomin Nr th .À.Fleming\u2014Now method of Josomotives 2 ano i propelling i.McMicken\u2014Certain improvem the use and aplication of tho principe of tho electro-magnetic telegraph.June, P.Fraer\u2014New description of machine for churning.Juno 26.G.MeMielken\u2014Improvement in themethod of constructing electro-magnetic telegraph.Juno 29.P.R.Benupré\u2014Improvement in the map.\u2018 ner of making, using and working a lifting and floating marine dock, July 19, J.McGee\u2014Now and useful method of rotting hemp and flax, by artificial means, August 6.P, Deal\u2014Yroparation for all kinds of of), paints, for house painting and other kinds of painting, and especially to be used with lcad paints.Aug.7.M.T.Thomas\u2014Improved churn.Aug MA, Adams\u2014A.revolving brick receiver, Aug.14, J.McGee\u2014New method or process of rotting hemp and flux by artificial means Aug.14.E.8S.DcRottermund\u2014Improvement in constructing grist mills.Aug.21, ES.DeRottermund\u2014Ilour sitters, Aug.T.Brill\u2014A screw right and left reversed water-wheel.Sep.3.G.Fubes Prowse\u2014Hot-air furnace, Sept.W.Muir\u2014New mode of constructing the bed plates of end working fire engines, and in the method of placing tho supply and delivery valves of such engines, Oct.7.M.Dycr\u2014Shower baths.Nov.10.P.Bowen\u2014New coiled spring tooth revolr- ing horse-rake, Dec.18.Issued in 1848: \u2019 W.Walsh\u2014IIorse collar.Jan.8.; T.Brown\u2014Smut mill for cleaning graiu.March 2.; x J 1 Paillie\u2014Saw gates for saw mills.Aprit H.H.Davison\u2014Double revertible fluo stcam generators and boilers, Ap 119, W.l\u2019artridge\u2014Ditching machine, April 22.J.Butler\u2014fmproved machine for manufacturing bricks.May 2.tion t J.Mc ichael\u2014Improvement or addition 0 a stump oxtracting machine.May 26, A.M.Byron\u2014Hny rakes.Juno 19.a J.Ritchie\u2014Saw mills for elubing logs an sawing slabs, June 19.flogor H.Ruttan\u2014Digcoverer of the true philos ; phical prinaples upon which building may be ventilated, and also of mach ur by which tho ventilating air msy warmed.June 23.ou J.Helm\u2014Certain improvements in theco's struction of saw mils for tho manufac % of lumber with eircular saws.J un A.MeQuecn\u2014Economical power nae for or hyaraulic forco pump much nos raising buildings, stumps, &o.Juno Bh P.It.Lamb\u2014tmproved method of m facturing glue.June 26, .ET J once An improvement in the sort struction of four-wheeled carvings, of wit, a plan for facilitating tho 7 8 the samein a short space, .1, Ruttan\u2014TLe Canadian ventilator.Ju R.D.Cotton\u2014Improvement on Buck and Hathaway's patent cook stove.Aug, te.R.P.Colton-Improvod air-tight box Aug.1.N° Warton\u2014Now prosess for tomperlng and hardonivg tlo teeth of saws US milling and other purposes.Aug.= adale C.Midgley\u2014New and improve Ponts, \u2018wheel for stoam bouts and horse of constructing cisterns.April 8.| and for propelling vessels.Aug.19- DIR! 0roRY] PATENTS OF INVENTION.2327 on\u2014À useful method of con- ng tho apparatus for taking off the fietion of the axlo ofa bell, and for mak- jug tho tonguc of a bell strike the top when olevated.Aug.14.jo Newman\u2014Hydro-pneumatic water- vhecl, Sept.6.; We Washing machine for washing 3, &c.Bept.16.pee -Lenproved method of construct- \u201cag horse powor te be applied to threshing machines and other descriptions of machinery.Oct.14.0.LaGrange\u2014Carriage and waggon wheol., p'euiven\u2014Coiled spring tooth revolving horse-rake, Nov.14.i w.H, Wells\u2014Aeriform or atmospheric charn.Nov, 17.J.P.Bostwick\u2014Office sliding calendar.Nov.20.Issued in 1849: MeQuilkin and J.Henry\u2014Improvement ry a machinery of ship's windlass.Jan.Bttdgley\u2014Now and uscful paddle wheel for steam boats, horse boats, aud for propelling vessels.Jan.27.A, Bmith\u2014Air distributor or grate.Jan.30.¥.W.Rockwell\u2014A limited horse swing.Feb.6.; $.J.Soverance\u2014Thrashing machines.March 6.; ; J, Bgird\u2014Certain improvements in the arrangement and construction of the steam engine.May b.; E.J.Sevorance\u2014Improvement in the manufacture of thrashing and winnowing machines, May 5._.¢.M.Tate\u2014Improved method of raising snd lowering weights, May 11.C.Midgley\u2014Improved hinge.Aug.2.C.Midgley\u2014New and useful saw-mill.Aug.13.C.Midgley\u2014Improved accoucheur\u201ds assistant.og.13.P.R.Higloy\u2014Improved churn called the propeller churn.\u201d Aug.30.D.Mandigo\u2014Japan varnish called the chemical elastic jupan varnish.Aug.31.C.M.Tate\u2014New and improved method of raising and lowering weights.Sept.3.J.Angell Cull\u2014Certain important inventions\u201d and improvements in the art of starch making, whereby the process is greatly improved, and rendered more certain and effectual.Sept.24.RB.Tremain\u2014Improved straw cutter.Sept.J.Winger\u2014Pump surpassing all others Leretofore made, in utility.Sept, 28.J.Gilmour\u2014New method of constructing capstany, called and designated * Gil- mour's Patont Capstan.\u201d\u201d Dee.11.W.Arms\u2014New and useful machine for Ding laud, called the \u2018\u2018 Lion Plough.\u201d ec.28.Issued in 1850: | D.Mandigo\u2014Improved carriage spring.D.Mandigo\u2014Improved plough called i 'Mandigo\u2019s Improved Plougle\u201d Jan.30, ob acou\u2014Tmproved drilling machine, J.H, Sampson\u2014Now and useful machine or apparatus for cutting men\u2019s boots, and etermining with acouracy the situation of the spring in centre upon which the foot moves.March G.» Penney\u2014Improvement in the process of tanning leather, March 6, À.Carpenter\u2014A portable and stationary safe for holding ushes.March 13.- Carter\u2014Improved summer and winter rontilating air stove.Murch 18.» P, Bonnoll\u2014An improvement in the Process of prinding and manufacturing wheat and other grain into meal and Jour.March 20.» Wilbur\u2014A materially improved heater ou water and other liquids.March 20.orbert St.Ongo\u2014Machine callod \u201c Saint dng Stump Lxtractor.\u201d March 22.» Wilbur\u2014Improvement in cooking whores.March 27, : R.Seaver\u2014Seaver's improved stave yy esser, April 2, : & Senver\u2014Seaver's improved stave Joiner.\u201cApril 2, ; Meck\u2014l'leck'a new and improved + Plough, or subsoil grubber.May 2.J.C.Lloyd\u2014Obstetricalgupporter.May 27 L.Howick\u2014Improvemeht in fanning mills May 27.A, Ponnett\u2014Self-protecting Dee-Live.June J.Barnes\u2014An apparatus serviceable as a blast regulator, applicable to smiths\u2019 forges.June 13, J.\u2018Trehearne\u2014Portable saw-mills, for sawing timber.June 27.J.It.Armstrong\u2014Cooking stove.June 28.L, Houck\u2014Improvement iu fanning mills.uly 22, J.Counter\u2014Manufacture of stoves of a new pattern, and on a new priociple, discovered and invented in this Province by one Charles Tripp, a citizen of the United States of America.Aug.28.J.Maclaren\u2014Tile for covering houses and other buildings, Oct.5.H.Trout\u2014Improvement in the principle of propelling locomotives along inclined planes, and also in the wheels of locomotives, and rail for railroads, by means of which locomotives can be propelled along inclined planes, Oct.7.D.Kidd\u2014Portablo grist mill.Oct.14, S.Hurlbert\u2014Improvement in the agricul tural plough.Oct.17.0.Tiffany\u2014Certain improvements in apparatus for warming air for warming houses and ventilating houses and other inhabited apartments, for green-houses, grain, fruit, malt-drying and other kilns aud otheruses.Oct, 80.C.Midgley\u2014The spark killer and heat retainer.Nov.2.Ilhamar P.Smith\u2014New and improved combination of machinery for a cutting- box for cutting straw, hay, or stalks.ce.7.T.Hewson\u2014Tmproved method of making horse shoes.ec.9.J.Hamilton-\u2014An improved plough.Dec.13.By Dupont\u2014New and improved pump.Dec.7 D.Mathias Lamb\u2014Improved machine for making nuts and washers.Dec.Issued in 1851: G.Fabes Prowse\u2014The Prowsonian hot-air cooking range or furnace.Jan.7.G.Hooper Mead\u2014Improved method of constructing piano-fortes.Jan.8.W.Griflin\u2014A clover-seed gatherer.Jan.9.J.Watson\u2014An improvement on an old patent bedstead for the sick and wounded.Jan.31.; J.Hearle\u2014Improvements on engine pumps and fire engines.Jan.31.J.Darling\u2014A new and useful composition to be used as a soap for the saving of labor in washing clothes.Jan.31.H.Ruttan\u2014A machine which he calls a ventilating stove, and also of the means by which the ventilating air may be made to circulate under a floor and between the joists.Jan.31.J.Kent Grifin\u2014Several important improvements in cooking stoves, and in the method of applying and using heat for cooking purposes.arch 13.W.Horton\u2014New kind of plough.March 16.J.Angell Cull\u2014Certain machines which he calls à rouser and bran washer to be used in the manufacture of starch.March 17.J.Angell Cull\u2014Certain improvements in the method of making starch.March 17.J.Kiely\u2014New kind of suspension truss, to be applied in constructing bridges and roofs.\u201d March 22.A.J.Thompson\u2014DNew and useful improvement upon the plough.March 24, W.J.Holmes\u2014Now and useful improvement on tho method of applying the heat generated in stoves or fire places to the urpose of warming apartments or iouses.April 12, T.8.Fox\u2014A rabbetted complete revolving air and water-tight joint.April 12.J.Rogers Armstrong\u2014New and improved cooking stove, to be called * The Giant Cooking Stove.\u201d April 17.J.Rourke\u2014Selt-acting ribbed warp knitting looms.May 1.T.Howson MocLeau\u2014New shape of bar iron for horse shoes.Mar 1 D.Mandigo\u2014New and improved method of cutting hay, straw, chaff, or other vegetable food for cattle.May 2.C.Shattuok\u2014Cross-cuttiog machine.May J.H.MeKenzie\u2014New mode of constructing a cidermill and press.June 16.S.S.Jewett\u2014Improved iron stove for beat- ine rooms and for other purposes.June E.Jenney\u2014New and ugeful machine for cutting and sawing staves with unprecedented rapidity and correctness.June 16.R.T'ompking\u2014New and useful machine for separating and cleaning wheat and other grain.June 16.J.Fuller\u2014New and improved cooking stove, to be called \u201c The Sulamander Cooking Stove.\u201d June 18.C.Lemon\u2014New and improved plough, which he calls a double iron beam plough.June 24, C.Palmer\u2014Improved weighing machine.June 30.\u20ac Hawley\u2014Shingle-making machine.Joly T.H.Markle\u2014Certain improvements in the : gomstruction of the agricultural plough.uly 12, J.Trehearne\u2014New method of running the perpendicular saw for sawing timber.ug.21.I.Carter\u2014Cooking stove, the hot air from which is by him now for the first time successfully applied to heating purposes.ug.21, R.pe Colton\u2014New and improved method of constructing cooking stoves as exemplified in what he calls * The Brockville air-tight cook stove.\u201d Sept.8.B.Futler\u2014New and improved whirpool wheel or pressure water power.Nov.6.T.J.Fuller\u2014New and improved machine called the *\u2018 Excelsior cylindrical thrasher;\u201d also a new and useful machine called the \u2018Excelsior horse power.\u201d Nov.6.W.Coleman\u2014Circular and straight moulding, rabbetting, ploughing and architrave machine.Nr7.6.P.R.Lamb\u2014New and improved machine for the manufacture of laths.Nov.6.P.R.Higley\u2014New aud improved machine for cutting hay and straw.Nov.6.T.Mille \u2014New method of constructing carriages and other vehicles by which they are enabled to turn in much less space than formerly.Nov.25.Issued in 18562: J.Maclaren\u2014Improved mode of making bricks and architectural ornaments.Jan.roved furnace, Jan.8, P.Nicol and Thomas Nicol\u2014Improved threshing mill.Jan.14.N.Jones\u2014New and useful improvement in the construction of waggone, combining 8.J.Pagnuelo\u2014Im the springs and coupling.Jan.19.A.Anderson\u2014Certain improvements to à machine called a grain separator.Jan.19.J.Anderson\u2014New and useful plan of building houses.Jan.19.A.Willard\u2014Butter machine.Jan, 23.J.S.Jones\u2014New and improved method of constructing carriages.March 20.C.Dawson\u2014Improvements in the manner of working Mulay saws and the machinery attached thereto.March 20.C.Lemon\u2014New and improved method of constructing ploughs.\"March 31.S.Cutter\u2014Now and improved apparatus or lamp for Lurniug benzole or hydrocarbons, April 19.W, Perry\u2014 irect action fire engine.April H.À.Rockwell\u2014New and useful method of constructing yokes for oxen.May 8.C.Gregory\u2014Self-acting apparatus for disconnecting the carriages of a railway train from the tender upon the engine leaving the rails.May 28, P.Murdock\u2014Improvement in the composition and form of wheels for all kinds of carringes, May 28.L.Lemoine\u2014New aud useful improvement in the manufacture and construction of steam generating apparatus.Juue 9.B.Gumear\u2014Churn called the reciprocating churn.June 15.L.Hager\u2014New and useful improvement to the seed drill, &o.June 30.L.Hager\u2014Increasing twist and curvilinear mould board for Canadian ploughs, on: the principle of a continuous increasing: curvilinear twist from the point of shear\u201d to the back end and on sole of mould board.June 80. 2328 PATENTS OF INVENTION, [Domivion A.Longbottom\u2014New and useful mode of purifying illuminating gas.July 29.B.Might\u2014Portable, horizontal and self- acting sawing machine.Aug.10.8.Andres\u2014New and scientific node of constructing flues or chimneys.Aug.12.G.W.Lester\u2014Improved draft and damper box smoothing iron, Aug.24, J.Rourke\u2014MilIstone pickers, Aug.24.E Trenholm\u2014Trenholm\u2019s clevator.Aug.6.T.J.Fuller\u2014New and useful i in Mulay saw mills.Aug.81 DB.Lossing\u2014Washing and churning machine.Aug.31.J.K.Griffin\u2014Several new and useful improvements on cooking stoves.Sept.7.8.Hurlbert\u2014Improvement on the plough, for which hie hag already obtained a patent, dated 17th Oct.1850.Sept.20.A.Gifford\u2014New and useful improvement on a machine for cutting straw, patented to Richard Tremain on 24th Sept, 1849, and now owned by Lonson Butterfield, of the Village of Oshawa, County of Ontario.ept.Marritt\u2019s improved bag holder and barrow combined.\u201d Sep.8.C.Allen\u2014The poor man\u2019s stove.Sep.8.E.Lavigne\u2014Balangoire independante.Sep 11.W.R.Burrage\u2014Burrage's universal horse fork.Sep.11.Ws L.Kinmoud\u2014Kinmond's safety truck.ep.+ D.Ww Doan\u2014Doan's portable fire proof ash safe aud smoke house, combined.Sep.H.W.Ostrame\u2014Ostrame and Hall's im.roved cultivator and gang plough- ep.11.R.Mitchell\u2014Mitchell's improvements on stair steps.Sep.11.M.R.Meigs\u2014Meig\u2019s nonpareil invalid and fractured bed.Sep.11.G.Lucas\u2014The steam and chemical feather renovator.Sep.11.J.H.Osborne\u2014Osborne's screw regulating tension.Sep.11.B.PF.Hedden\u2014Hedden\u2019s improved low water alarm.Sep.Il.W.H.Aisthorp\u2014Aisthorp\u2019s combined horse and pea harvester and Lay-rake.Sep 11.J.Macdonald\u2014Macdonald's petroleum oi or petroleum tar burner.sep.11, T.W.Ritchie\u2014The patent boud protection system.Sep 13.J.Trout\u2014Trout\u2019s roller and suspension gates.Sep.13.W.G.Cordingley\u2014A ready sand heater, hot air aud\u201d ventilating\u201d dumb stove.Sep.18.W.Brandreth \u2014 Brandreth's scythe snaith.Sep.18.F.Chambers\u2014Chamber's improved beehive.Sep.18.J.H.Cameron\u2014Cameron\u2019s patent rubber packed pump sucker.Sep.13.N.8.Card\u2014Card\u2019s fruit drier.Sept 15.R.Lewis\u2014The Eastern township churn.improved Sep.16.W.Curtis\u2014The combination turbine wheel.Sep.16.T.Fogg\u2014The Fogg switch.Sept.15.A.J.Lemon\u2014Lemon and Clement's improved revolving plough coulter.Sep.5. 2350 PATENT3 OF INVENTION.] [Dommioy J.B.P.Stacy\u2014Stucy\u2019s excelsior clothes rubber.Sep.15.W.A.Leggo\u2014Leggo's improved photographic camera.Sep.15.R.Beedle\u2014Beedle\u2019s improved gate hinge.Sep.16.W.A.Leggo\u2014Leggo\u2019s granulated photography.Sep.16.T.Thomas\u2014Theeconomic oil can.Sep.18.D.8.Cornell\u2014Cornell\u2019s self-closing and adjustable gate hanging.Sep.18.R.Eston\u2014Eaton\u2019s art and apparatus for manufacturing lubricating oil from petroleum oil.Sep.18.J.B.Pike\u2014Imperial inserted saw tooth Sep.18.C.MeCallum\u2014The Dominion chopping mill.Sep.18.M.Gardner\u2014Gardner\u2019s steam generator and sawdust burner.Sep.18.H.Baines\u2014Bnines\u2019 process for restoring oarbon to deteriorated wrought iron.Sep.18.C.Hollunds\u2014 Hollands improved rotary stoam engine.Sep.27.1.Kinney\u2014Kinney\u2019s gravitating bolt head nuts and washer and compound washers.Sep.27.J.Woodley\u2014The Woodley's boot and shoe hoel.Sep.27.IZ, Price\u2014The Ontario feed cutter.Sep.27.C.Myers\u2014The dairy queon, Sept.27.F.Culham\u2014The Ontario thrashing machine.Sep.27._ J.Sailes\u2014Suiles\u2019 bending press.Sept.27.F.J, Gooding\u2014Gooding\u2019s art and picket for drying peat fuel.Sep.27, W.Milner\u2014Fhe malleuble cast waggon stake.Sep.27.; R.Brown\u2014Brown\u2019s elastic shafting to prevent back lash.Sep.27.W.Dyson\u2014Dyson's steam cheese vat, Sep.27.A.M, McKey\u2014Woodstock washing machine.Sep.27.PL.Butler\u2014The loose jointed spring butt hinge, Oct.1.A.A, McCallum\u2014The patent paper cheeso box, Oct.1, J.Grenville\u2014The Grenville door and gate fastener.Oct.1.1.Kinney\u2014Kinney's wooden buggy spring.generator and ct.1.G.Scott\u2014Scott\u2019s horizontal grinding machine.Oct.1, A.McArthur\u2014McArthur's self-raking regulator.Oct, 1.11.Carter\u2014Carter\u2019s improved ditching machine, Oct.1.C.H.Waterous\u2014Waterous\u2019 set guago.Oct.1.C.W.Mulgridge\u2014The Spanish grass broom, the Spanish grass scrubber and broom grass splitter.Oct.9.M.lrue Fruc's lwproved rotating harrow.Oct.9.\u2018W.Muir\u2014Muir\u2019s improved multiple sewing machine.Oct.15.J.Bonathan\u2014The economical bending apparatus.Oct.15.J.Bowes\u2014The universal cclipse churning power.Oct.15, S.Buschlen \u2014Buschlon\u2019s superior clothes dryer.Oc .B.w.Walton\u2014Walton\u2019s improved combined cultivator and grain drill.Oct.15.A.Douglas\u2014Douglas\u2019 relief bur.Oct.15.U.Phelps\u2014Phelps\u2019 horse-shoe clincher.Oct.15.J.Morningstar\u2014Morningstar\u2019s improved flexible cultivator.Oct.15.G.Groom\u2014The Canada farmer's churn.Oct.17.F.B.Sparkes\u2014Sylvester\u2019s deodorizer, decolorizer and extractor.Oct.17.F.B.Sparkes\u2014Sylvester\u2019s carbon burner and re-burner.Oct.17.F.B.Sparkes\u2014Sylvester\u2019s apparatus for extracting from aud cleansing any flter- ing or macerating medium of auy solublo matter remaining therein.Oct.17.A.St.Jucquos\u2014Le rdsolutif Canadien.Oct.17.Ww.Baker\u2014Bakor's brick press and setter.+ Oct, 19.S.Platt\u2014A salt evaporator.Oct.23.À.Sluthour\u2014The Euroka pump.Oct.15.C.Moo\u2014Mee\u2019s Dominion bag tie.Oct.21.«J.L.0.Vidal\u2014Charrue avec orellle à base élargie à même ou rapportée.Oct.21, B.P.Snider\u2014Snider's Dominion wood saw.Oct.21.J.IT.Osborne\u2014Osborne's flexible looping hook.Oct.21, J.H.Swenzoy \u2014Swenzoy\u2019s improved lay lifter.Oct.21.J.Muagon-\u2014Munson's Dominion bee hive.CL, .S.8.TPhillips\u2014Phillips\u2019 rapid climber.Oct.28 ct.28, Wa Dales\u2014Dales\u2019 hay or barley fork.Oct.PJ Pikey\u2014The Ontario hay rack.Oct.EL garivée\u2014Le régénérateur Indion.Oct.J.J.Warner\u2014Warner's universal self- acting whiffletroe snap.Oot.30.G.MeMicken\u2014McMicken\u2019s improved evaporator.Oct.80.D.B.Garton\u2014The Victoria clothes washer.Oct.80.J.Allen\u2014Tho matchless churn power.| ot.J.Foster\u2014Foster\u2019s snow clearer for rail- wuys.Oct.80.J.L.Morden\u2014Prince Arthur\u2019s Dominion pea reaper.Nov.1.A Sluthour\u2014The champion pump.Nov.P.Routledge\u2014Routledge\u2019s horse shoe punching machine.Nov.1.HG Abbott Abbott's double arch spring.Nov.1.D, L.Rey\u2014Rey\u2019s improved electric regulator and sympathetic clocks.Nov.1.C.Hougli\u2014Hougl\u2019s horse shovel.Nov.1.J.Vessot\u2014Semior et herse combinés de Jet 8.Vessot.Nov.1.G.W.Corbit\u2014Mendon\u2019s portable trendie adjustment.Nov.5.G.A.Masson-\u2014Masson\u201ds improved carriage.ov.àd.I.Kinney\u2014The Oxford washing machine.v.ov.5.G.Heal\u2014Heal\u2019s art or process for preparing sheep skins for onamelling or pateut- ing and giving to them the consistency of solid lenther.Nov.8.J.Flint\u2014An improved champion cross cut saw.Nov.8.Nov.J Flint-\u2014Au improved saw handle.J.H.Young\u2014The New Dominion churn.Nov.8.J.N.Beckwith\u2014The seventy-five to ninety per cent, wind wheel.Nov.8, J.Murphy\u2014[mprovement in the manufacture of scrubbing brushes.Nov.8, 8 W.I.Dart\u2014Dart'simproved haud stcering coaster.Nov.12, C.Troyor\u2014Troyer\u2019s improved cgr coupler.Nov.12, J.Wright\u2014The imperial clothes pin.Nov.C.Irwin\u2014lrwin\u2019s improved sewing mu- chine.Nov.12.8.F.Huthphry\u2014The Dominion sulky.Nov.12.- B.Huines\u2014Huines\u2019 improved spinning wheel.Nov.12.W.H.Goodalo\u2014The Canadian washing machine.\u2018Nov.18.W.Sykes\u2014Sykes\u2019 tunnelling artand shield.Nov.18.M, Howles\u2014Howles\u201d adjustable damper.Nov.18.J.W.King\u2014The Kingfishladder.Nov.18.S.MePherson\u2014MePherson\u2019s foot warmer and combined lautern.Nov.18.C.H.Guard\u2014The improved fifth wheol and spring Supporter.Nov, 18.IL.B.Casgrain\u2014The universal office fyle.: Nov.20.E.F.Austin\u2014The uujversal lifter, haramer, screw wrench and driver.Nov.22, A.W.Mullory\u2014Mallory\u2019s improved horse fork.Nov.22.E.¥.Austin\u2014The meat pounddr and beuf- steak breaker.Nov.22, S.D.Woodruif\u2014Cyrus Dean\u2019s rotary wash - er.Nov.25.' C.Dean\u2014Tho evening star lnmp and lantern.Nov.25.C.Barber\u2014Barber\u2019s Canadian turbine water wheel.Nov, 26.J.Dalgarno\u2014Dalgarno\u2019santi-friction metal.Nov.25.A.W.Mallory\u2014Mallory\u2019s improved car- riago brace.Nov.25.H.McInineh\u2014MelIninch\u2019s adjustable wintor horse shoe, Nov.25.L.Nightingalo\u2014Tho Dominion spring-bed bottom.Nov.26.safety We MeDonald\u2014The Dominion hay for, de ne pr nine ov .W., Wrigh right»impr 4, for carving.Nov.26.Proved machi, S.J.Lyman\u2014Lyman\u2019s steam railway gq Nov.26.Way.Boecher\u2014The Argand con burner, ov.26, A.Neville\u2014Noville\u2019s oil or greasp extractor, J blind holder, | A.Dunbar\u2014Dunbar\u2019s horse coll at.Note, or and .Dunbar\u2014Tho elastic insolo or ; benutitler.Nov.27.instep G.Seger\u2014Seger\u2019s corn husker, Dec.6, J.Dilworth\u2014Dilworth and lodgin's on | densing and heating apparatus for high WP rore steam engines.Dec.6.: D Welch\u2014Weleh\u2019s vapor fumigator, e Nov.28.EB.J.Tobinson\u2014Robinson's c.6.J.F.Shoemaker\u2014Shoemaker's im seat hay rake.Dec, 12, Proved Woo Wright\u2014Wright's union bob-sleigy, ec, 12.C.J.Mugridge\u2014The grass broom, De, J.F.Mossiman\u2014The scuttle.Dec.12.W.Craig\u2014Craig's enamelling Process, Dec.12.Extension of a Nova Scotia patent.E, Lawson\u2014Improved method of making} and adjusting and fastening skates, Dec.j New Dominion col S.Cleveland, jun.\u2014Cleveland's combined] manipulator and punch.Dee.12, T.Seatchard\u2014The syphon water vacuum and steam engine condenser.Dec, 12, J.Tomilson\u2014The extension of a steam coiled hoop for all kinds of coopers\u2019 work.Dee.12.J.D, Lawlor\u2014The extension of certain improvements on sewing machines.Dec.12.S.Kinnoy\u2014Kinney\u2019s saw swage, Dec, 16.G.Ansley\u2014The Wellington washer.Deo.17 i.J.B.Armstrong\u2014Armstrong's excelsior cutter.Dee.17.R.Sinclair\u2014Circulatorattachmenttosteam boilers.Deco.17, F.A.Humpidge\u2014The little giant saw-mill, Dee, 17.B.R.Dencon\u2014Deacon\u2019s anthracite coal safe.Dee, 17.; A.Climenhegg\u2014Climenhezg's folding gate.Dec.17._ H.Waters\u2014Tho railway chair and couch - combined.Dec.20.G.Huntingdon\u2014 lluntingdon's clothes washer, Due, 20.R.G.Nasu\u2014Nash's pulp producer.Dee 20 W.M.Somorvillle\u2014The New Dominion improved stumping machine.Dec, 2.R.Standing\u2014Tho Hercules stable fork.Dec.20.J.Brokenshire\u2014Brokenshire's improved double acting suction and force pump: Dec, 28, L.Bright\u2014Bright and Mullin\u2019sself-connect: ing spring car coupler.Dec.28.| J J.Lawrence\u2014Joseph Luwrencu's combine fork and bund cutter, Dee.23.volt J.R.Curry\u2014Curry\u2019s improved flour bo knocker.Dec.28, : quous J.Foster\u2014Fostor\u2019s improved continuo woodou ruil.Duo.23, 3 E.8.Rupert\u2014Tha Alpine heater.Dec.= P.W.8.Havill\u2014I1avill\u2019s combined fur and heater.Dec.23.; ; W.Fraser\u2014Fraser\u2019s improved machine oo raising and conveying hay or mere dise.Dee, 27.\u2014 T.Greenloos\u2014The Canadian pruning ! Dec.27.Issued in 1870.J.Marr\u2014Marr\u2019s stove pipe shell.J.MoHafie\u2014MoHaflio's stove preventer and ventilator, Jan.3 pa I.G.Pokorny and D.Moore-Pokrt 3.slate and tile squariug maohiuo.Jan.M.I.Wilkins\u2014The acromotric tap.3 IR.Soarlett\u2014Scarlett\u2019s sleigh knee.Fe .A.8.Gustin\u2014Gustin\u2019s improved ral Jan.3.' G.Ott\u2014Ott's Lec hive.Jan.3.Jan, 3.pire dire DIRECTORY.] PATENTS OF INVENTION.2351 J.Gurne and C.Gurney\u2014The science \u201cdove.Jan.B.San 5 Kinney\u2014Kinnoy\u2019s saw, Jan, 5.8 yoster\u2014Irostor\u2019s new and useful improv- tout on permanent ways for wooden i 8, Jan.à.niituor-\u2014Minorré improved cutter bar.rd Ward's heat regulator, Jan.1 Henwood\u2014Henwood\u2019s fire grate.Jan.5.¢.Wiggins\u2014 Wiggins\u2019 excelsior dovetail utter or chisel.Jun.12, ; W.Brown\u2014Brown\u2019s swing and rotary gate er, Jan, 12.; pli Wass improved pumping en- ino, Jnn.12.| 7.Dewitt\u2014Dewitt's pumps.Jan.12._, PC.lanbrocklin\u2014Vanbroeklin 8 expansive tubular heater.Jan, 12.J, Baker\u2014Baker\u2019s combined hand scoop and lifter.Jan, 12.; .A.Auderson\u2014EFlie champion cultivator.,12.A siggs\u2014The excelsior reaping and mow- improvement on ing knife.Jan.12.F.Coleman\u2014Coleman\u2019s improved iron cutter.Jan.19.1.Merrill\u2014Merrill\u2019s saw.Jan.19.1 L Wilson\u2014Wilson\u2019s improved stoves and furnace.Jan.19.i.VW.J.Purcell\u2014The copying press auxiliary.Jan, 19._, ; R.J, Keid\u2014The Dominion steam washing machine.Jan.20, PE Jay\u2014Procédé Jay ct Rafter.Jan.22.Rk Wall\u2014The united canvas hore.Jan.22.J.Brown\u2014Brown\u2019s improved Cumming\u2019s straw cutting machine.Jan.22.0.Cornell\u2014Cornell\u2019s pruner.Jan.22, Ii.Bustin\u2014Bustin\u2019s railway portable snow plough.Jan.22.; I.Reith\u2014The combined hot air furnace.Jan, 25.IL Howard\u2014Ioward's Jan.26.; J Gross\u2014Gross\u2019 heat.cconomizing drum.Jan.25.I Totton\u2014The Dominion gas generator.an, 25.EV, Ransford\u2014Ransford\u2019s hitching post and carringe steps.Jan.25.B.Duffy\u2014The open steum joint and non- locking stove pipe.Jan.25.F Hill and J.Gould\u2014The vertical square gravitation action piancforte.Jan.25.Y.S.Hough\u2014The eureka fumigntor.Feb.butter worker.I Wadleigh\u2014The Dominion mop wringer.eh.9, Feb.9.reciprocating car 1.Crowe\u2014Crowe\u2019s thread cutter.E Hipkins\u2014Hipkins\u2019 truck.Leb, 9.k Brown\u2014Brown\u2019s improved elastic shafting to prevent backlash.Feb.9.B.Pinkerton\u2014Pinkerton\u2019s improvements In carriages and waggons, Feb.9.A.Gray\u2014The expansion indicator.Fob.9.& Seott\u2014Scotts combined mop-head and Serubbiug brush holder, Feb.9.- Fisher\u2014Fishers improved brine cva- per and combination smoke stack.\"4.Stevenson\u2014Steveuson's horse hay fork.Fob.14.: M Jumes\u2014The New Dominion double Jeting fining mill.Feb.14.\u201c4 Jny\u2014Malleable cast iron, Juy and ler processs, Fob.Id.Bartley\u2014Bartley's improved steam phim lug engines and pumps.Feb.18.+ Bu vin Sullivan's tire upsotting ma- Wine Feb.28, SE Williams\u2014 Williams\u2019 boot and shve pAfchet-loop contrivance.Feb.23.Fp yd Leonard\u2019s mop and serubber.excolsior I Bolton , A dark Bolton\u2019s patent dog power.Shaw Murch i! oduke\u2014-Moore\u2019s tubular and hot air Brate, March 6.mas Lhe Now Dominion hollow walls, Try 8 frame beehive.March 5.Ap o~Tane's cork preserver.Maroh b.Mire, Srey \u2014The Napier quilting frame.lo housekeoper's pastry table.ul \" Willams\u2014 Williams\u2019 platform re- Pate for raising and lowering the ri of reaping machines, March 6.G.C.Wood\u2014Wood\u2019s bean Murch 5.C.C.Jordeson\u2014The revolving screw wind- lags.March b, W.Pearson\u2014The double dash March 5.J.Lamb\u2014Lamb\u2019srevolving groat separator.March 5.G.Whitby \u2014Whitby\u2019s saw-mill log turner.March 5.E.8.Rupert\u2014Rupert\u2019s furnace.March 5.5.Jewell\u2014Jewell\u2019s improved plough point.March 5.J.Campbell\u2014Guard and Campbell\u2019s wheel machine.March 5.H, Caleutt\u2014Calcutt\u2019's tubular air drum heater.March 10.E.A.Brimson\u2014Improvement in cork eut- ting machines.March 15.' R.Young\u2014Improved machine for dressing millstones.March 15.J.B.Wills\u2014Will\u2019s improved horse shoe nail machinery.March 15.H.Folliott\u2014Folliott\u2019s self-adjusting roller.March 15.J.E.Anderson\u2014Anderson\u2019s improved wheel hub.March 15.J.Marr\u2014Marr\u2019s single geared reaper.March 15.J.x.Temple\u2014The farmer\u2019s delight.March 1 harvester.churn, W.W.Mason\u2014Mason\u2019s reciprocal churn.March 15.T.[parnes\u2014Barnes\u2019 laborless churn.March F.Greene\u2014Greene\u2019s hot water heater.March 15.G.H.Mecakins\u2014 The dairy pet churn, March 15.G.Blake\u2014Blake\u2019s excelsior chuck for cutting round iron, pipes, ete.March 15.C.I.Corbin\u2014The Corbin rake.March 15.E.Slevin\u2014Slevin\u2019s combined process and furnace for reducing refractory iron ores.March 18.J.F.Williams\u2014Williams\u2019 united lever buckle.March 18.R.Hogg\u2014The self-adjusting water bag or cup packing.March 18.D.Melntosh\u2014 The combined tile and brick machine.March 18.G.A.Mulholland\u2014Mulholland's rocking power churning machine.March 18.T.Milne\u2014A sufety flange for upright chimneys.March 1 N.Leech\u2014Lecch's combined heater.March 18.I.W.Myers\u2014Myer's combined boot stretcher.March 18.J.G.Covey\u2014Covey\u2019s chemical composition for re-cutting files.March 18.T.Switzer\u2014Switzer\u2019s combined countersink and bit.March 18.A.Forsyth\u2014Forsyth\u2019s anti-friction adjustable running gear for buggies.March 18.F.M.Adams\u2014Adants\u2019 tallying machine.March 18.Rev.J.A.Wilkinson\u2014 Wilkinson's patent sickle grinder.March 22.| H.Elliott\u2014The Elliott barrel March 22.D.D.Slade assignee of E.Miall, jun.,\u2014 Miall\u2019s improved dovetailer.March 22, H.D.Lundy\u2014lundy's improved raker.March 22.H, Kimball\u2014Kimball'simproved low water indieator.Maroh 22.R.S.Jarvis\u2014Tho Dominion Quilting and machine.Fusping frame.March 22.FB ent\u2014Lent\u2019s improved spinning wheel.March 22.P.Dupuis\u2014L'Epurateur de grain Dupuis.March 22.E.F.Austin\u2014Austin's revolving stove pipe shelf, Dlarch 22.A.Robinson\u2014The excelsior March 22.J.H.Orchard\u2014The excelslor lock bolt.March 22.A.W.Lake\u2014Lnke\u2019s apparatus for regulating the fermentation of ale, beer, and other liquors.March 22, J.Shields\u2014shields\u2019 improved lamp chimney and burner, Maroh 22, D.À Potter and J.Knetohel\u2014The Elora champion thresher.March 22.J.R.Huggart aud I.Clarke, assignees of F.M, Carroll\u2014Carroll\u2019s patent bracket.March 22.H.B.Rathbun and E.W.Rathbun, assign- ees of J.W.Herington\u2014The heading cutter.March 22, mop pail.8.McPherson\u2014McPherson\u2019s waggon jack.March 29.T.Hodgson ~H pdgson\u2019s patent circolar saw guard.March 29, J.M.Farwell\u2014Farwell's denticulated reactionary churn.March 29, S.N.Church\u2014The Canada clothes pin.March 29, B.Armatrong\u2014The Armstrong churn.March 29, C.A.Gregory\u2014Gregory\u2019s measurement and guage bottlingapparatue.March 29.G.Howson\u2014The nonpareil clothes washer.March 29.G.W.Scribner\u2019s qualifying tubes for reed organs.March 29.J.Smith\u2014Smith\u2019s economic heating system.March 29.Wo oGarvey\u2014The washing assistant.March J.Smith\u2014Smitl\u2019s oven drum.March 29.J.8.Martin and J.Martin Martin's improved upright boiler.March 29.5.Ditson-\u2014Ditson'sking of churns.March B, Fo Dorsey\u2014~ Dorsey's fruit gatherer.rit 1.C.Young\u2014Young\u2019s portable soldering furnace.April 1.F, R.Elliott end W.D.Webster\u2014The Dominion clothes dryer and quilting frame.April 1.H.L.Weagant\u2014Weagant\u2019s patent spring bed.April 1.J.Borer\u2014Borcr\u2019s improved cultivator or gang plough.April 1.G.Carpenter \u2014Carpenter\u2019s improved hot- air stove.April 1.J.Ferguson\u2014Ferguson\u2019s monitor roof framing, for first class passenger cars 75 rit 1.puni 1 .Dunlo unlop\u2019s self-acting waggon brake.\u201cApril 1.8 vas E.Fitch\u2014An improved flexible gate.April J.H.Johmson\u2014Johnson\u2019s improved grain separator.April 1.H.L.Weagant\u2014Weagant\u2019s potato washer.April 1.J.Smith\u2014Smith\u2019s economic stove and grate heater.April 1, E.Beanes\u2014Improvements April 1.L.Couadeau\u2014Ratiere à double porte.April 1.T.Richardson\u2014The Dominion elbow and in brewing.brush.April 5.D.F.Smith\u2014The excelsior washing machine.April 5.J.Trott\u2014Trott\u2019s tea and coffee pot.Aprils.C.Lockman\u2014Lockman's improved adjustable hammer.April 5.R.Lounsbury\u2014Lounsbury\u2019s press washer.April 5.C.G.Fox\u2014The Mica lamp-shade.April 5.R.C.Beckett\u2014Beckett\u2019simproved Victoria combined reel and swiffs.April 5.W.S.Torrie\u2014Saponified soap.April 5.W.McPherson, assignee of J.C.MePher- son \u2014 McPherson's burglars alarm.April 5.E.Cook\u2014Cook\u2019s patent sucker, or pump rods for artesian wells, April 5.J.Mack\u2014A steam water heating pipe- nozzle.April 5.E.Horsey\u2014The improved Eureka pump.April 8.J.F.Switzer\u2014Switzer and Cheyne's improved hay and grain elevator.\u201d April $.P.Nicolle\u2014The economic beehive.Aprils.T.Holladay and C.Holladay\u2014Holladay's improved meat cutter.April 8.P.Ceredo\u2014Grand Duchess patent curling pins.April 18.N.pgnow\u2014Tho Canada coffee pot.April J.Vannetter\u2014Vanetter's king of churns.April 18.S.Barnett\u2014The Walland butter mould press.April 13.J.French\u2014The Dominion cross cutting machine.April 13.I.Mills\u2014Improvements on Israel Kinney\u2019s weather leaf to be called Mills\u2019 improved weather leaf and door valve.April 13.\u20ac, M.Bradford\u2014Bradford\u2019s whips.April A.Kerby\u2014Kerby's combined horse rake, pea cutter and clover seed gatherer.April 13.J.E, Crane\u2014Crane\u2019s lever improved washing machine.April 18. 2352 PATENTS OF INVENTION.[Douision J.H.Way\u2014The family clothes mangle.April 18.; P.Merrill\u2014Merrill\u2019s saw clamp.April 13.S.Morningstar\u2014Tho excelsior loom.April I.Thomas\u2014Thomas\u2019 crankless vibrator for reapers and mowers.April 28.\u2018I.Yeandle\u2014Yeandle\u2019s plough.April 23.{;.Sparting\u2014Sparting\u2019s wine cooler.April JE.Hollingshead\u2014Hollingshead\u2019s atmospheric funnel, April 23.J.Carr\u2014Carr\u2019s improved snow plough.April 23.T.Robertson\u2014Robertson\u2019s patent biscuit box, April 23.G.Jones\u2014The excelsior churn.April 25, J.Waddell\u2014Waddell\u2019s improved elastic firo and water proof roofing.April 25.H.B.Crosby\u2014Crosby\u2019s patent kilus, April fn R.Kemp\u2014Kemp\u2019s patentseum pipe.April T.Barnes\u2014Barnes\u2019 centre suspension gate.April 25.E.Barrett\u2014Barrett\u2019s improved potatoe- digger.April 25.J.P.Rowse\u2014Winckel\u2019s horse hay fork car.April 25.B.S.Brownell\u2014Brownell\u2019's method of making a liquid-tight joint in wood.April 25.C, G.Hampton\u2014The combined sad and fluting iron, with new heating handle.April 25.J.Findlay\u2014Findlay\u2019s air-escape pipe.April 25.G, Ô.Freeman\u2014Freemau's steam cooking apparatüs.April 25 T.and R.Abbott\u2014Abbotts\u2019 self setting mouse trap and spring dead fall.April 25.W.Fraser\u2014The self-sustaining clothes airer.May 2, - R.L.Haighton\u2014Haighton\u2019s improved instep spring supporter.May 3.('.B.Parker\u2014Parker\u2019s self-unloading waggon box.May 3.C.Hackett\u2014Hackett\u2019s art of castin waggon pipes and plough-shares in cas iron\u201d moulds without the use of sand.May 4.J.G.Bailey\u2014Bailey's silver harpoon horse hay-fork, May 4.1.Cole\u2014Cole\u2019s\u201d improved patent fence, May 4.N.and H.Totten\u2014The eclipse burner.May 4 J.Abell\u2014Abell\u2019s improved treble coupling for thrashing machine gearing, May 4.D.J.Waggoner\u2014The self-attaching grap, ple.May 4.H.F.Howell\u2014Howells debengolizing continuous safety oil still and evaporator.May 4.J.R.'Gill-\u2014Gill\u2019s self-adjusting door knob, May 4.J.Ww Elliott\u2014Elliott\u2019s compound revolving snow shovel.May 4.G.Commander\u2014Commander\u2019s patent bent tub hundle.May 4.J.J.Murphy\u2014Murphy\u2019s portable petroleum gas light May 4.L.COté\u2014CO0té\u2019ssole-trimming and finishing machine.May 4° S.Inmau\u2014Inman\u2019s iron horse-rake.May 4.E.B.Gerow\u2014The Gerow and Wilcox double-acting saw and feeding works, May 4.J.C.Baker\u2014The lifc-preserver self car coupling, May 4.C.Bawtinhimer\u2014Bawtinhimer\u2019s bolt and rivet cutter, May 4.C.Gooden\u2014A churn or machine for the manufacture of butter.ay 4.J.Cove\u2014Cove\u2019s patent clothes May 4.E.Krieghoff\u2014A Canadian suspension spring mattrass.May 17.- J.Neil\u2014The Soho set works friction gear.horse.May 17.; R.D.Chatterton\u2014The Cobourg coupler.ay 17, W.T.Fane\u2014William Fane's scroll saw.May 17.C.Kllsworth\u2014Ellswortlh\u2019s scroll spring and jack, May 17.J.Lough\u2014Lough\u2019s improved saw-tooth press.May 17.I.G.Scovil\u2014The buggy peel.May 17.W.8.Childe\u2014Child\u2019s improvement in the art or method of Jaying slates for building aud roofing purposes.May 17.E.8S.Moore\u2014Mocore\u2019s husk mat.May 17.8S.Hall\u2014Samuel Hall's concavo-concuve couvex churn dash, and handle.May 17, C.Duquet\u2014Guard\u2019s indicator.May 20.J.Milne\u2014The Milne excelsior hay-fork pulley.May 27.D.A.McDonell\u2014McDonell\u2019s patent bob sleighs.May 27.J.W.Madding\u2014Madding\u2019s portable combination soulfold brackett.May 27.J.Findlay\u2014Findlay\u2019s improved cooking stove.ay 27.H.B.Bulmer\u2014 Improved clothes dyer.Muay 27.J.B.Werner\u2014Werner\u2019s magic combined hay and grain elevator.May 27.A.eir\u2014Portable straight board fence.May 27.J.Bennett\u2014Shaking rake for tureshing machines.Muy 21.J.Sparks\u2014Shifting adjustable balance lever gate.May 27.Ba Brimsou\u2014Turning apparatus.May US J.Lde\u2014Draught equalizer and indicator.May 27.Ii, Chambers\u2014Safety lamp burner.May 27.J.Thomas \u2014Labour saving soap.May 27.J.Balthasar\u2014De Guise crimping machine called Fer & tuygauter.May 27.R, Seott\u2014Llevating truck and grab.May J.Fenton\u2014Improved letter press.May 31.J.O\u2019Mallery\u2014 Warming and drying stove pipe grate.May 31.F.Roberts\u2014Improved fruit puller.May 81.E.R.MeCall\u2014Improved harvester rake.May 31.ky & Leckie\u2014Iron and steel process.May CE.Clancey\u2014Butter worker, May 31.J.D.Muyer\u2014assignee of J.W.Wright\u2014 Improved wood saw.May 31.C.Powell\u2014Haudy safety shaft couplings for carringes.May 81.\u2019 H.Wogdward\u2014Improved self supplying safety carbonizer.May 81, LL.White\u2014Cutting bar grinding guide.May 81.H.W.Ostrom\u2014Improved revolving adjustable mould board plough.May 81.J.KK.Boswell\u2014Sclf acting and \u201cmoveable fermenting apparatus.ay 81.I.McCali\u2014Improved gate.\u2018May 81.F.A.Gardner\u2014lmproved sewing machine.May 31.8.Truax\u2014Horse power fastener.May 31.C.Mee\u2014Improved chair.June 7.F.B, Sparks-\u2014J'arafiine process machinery.June 7.W.Goodwin\u2014Movable railway.June 7.W.L.Ponkand John Rott\u2014Improved section burs and sections and fastening the sections in the bars for reaping or mowing wauchines.June 7.A.Kirkwood\u2014Soup biscuits.June\u201d.H.E.Dancer\u2014Solf detaching loldback.June 7, J.Kinney\u2014Improved coulter attachment.June 17, L.Wasner\u2014Improved method of heating buildings.June 17.F.Elliott and Daniel Snider\u2014Improved clothes washer.June 17.O.8, Fergusonand F.A.Gunn\u2014Improved damper or heat retainer.June 17.D.D.Marr\u2014D.Marr\u201ds pruner.June 17.D.M.Lamb\u2014Lamb\u2019s self-acting and revol- vis g coulter cleaner.Junel?, G.R.Prowse\u2014Prowse\u2019s steam mangle.June 17.J.Blasdell\u2014Improvement on a machine called the \u2018 revolving plough coulter,\u201d wow in ordinary use for ploughing land to be called Blusdell\u2019s improved guage.June 17.E.Hutson\u2014Hutson\u2019s Inth mill.June 17.J.Barrett\u2014Barrett\u2019s sewing machine, June 17.C.Clendinning\u2014The Dominion loom.June 17.I\u2019.Culham\u2014The Dominion gate.June 17, R.Williamson\u2014Willlamson's bag holder and weighing stand.Junel7.D.D.Van Norman\u2014Van Norman\u2019s seythe and sickle sharpener, June 17.W.8, Arnold\u2014The 0.G.plough.June 17.D.Lister\u2014 Lister's new and useful improvements on the art or process of welding iron and steel, and for purifying the same PH smelting and puddiing furnaces.une 23.mess I.G, Pokorny\u2014Pokorny\u2019s ing whosd marblelror, June 2, (antancous .H.Hendershot\u2014Ilendershol\u2019s cop site pavement and machiner ; 0 No the samo.Sune 29.For produc- .H, Shaw\u2014Improvement in plou ters called Shaw\u2019s combnen® eau table coulter and guage and drau ht regulating attachment.June 30.\u20ac J.Fletchor\u2014Fleteher's superior risin swing gate.June 80.g G.Iilms\u2014The champion shingle machine June 30.: R.Oliver\u2014The farmer's ficld gate.June 89 P.J.Pilkey\u2014l\u2019ilkoy's straw carrier for threshing machines.June 80, G.L.Mnckelcun\u2014A cireulator attachment to portable and mnrino boiler.June 3 J.L.Taylor\u2014Taylor's improved cutter, bar, and knife for reaping und mowing machines.June 30.P.Brodie and W.Wilson\u2014Improvements ou machines for pulverizing or grindin metallic ores to be called Brodie an Wilson\u2019s pulverizer, June 80.J.A.Cull\u2014The Angell indestructible paint, June 30.D.Arnvt\u2014Improvements in derricks now in ordinary use, to be called Arnot\u2019s im.roved dorrick.June 30.W.Farmer\u2014The hydraulic oil elevator and accident preventor.July 6.W.C.Shorey\u2014Improvements in horse, hay knives and forks, July 6.J.Gray\u2014Improvements in the making of springs for doors of vehicles, to be called, Gray\u2019s improved torsion spring, July 6, J.Lockwood\u2014The combined safety crossbar and whiftetree.July 6.D.Philipps\u2014Philipps\u2019 milk pan.July 6.Mrs.M.A.Broadwell\u2014Lucina cordial, July 6.W.Stafford\u2014Stafford\u2019s furnace grate-bar.uly 6.P.5.3 ay and J.A.Rafter, a new and useful machine for letting passengers ow Loard of the railway cars know the nnme of the next approaching station, together with the distance between stations, and sundry other general information as ma be useful to passengers, to be called, railroad station indicator.July 6.T.Cunningham, jun, and J.\" Doran\u2014The champion horse hay-fork.July 11.W.Decater\u2014Decator\u2019s patent artor process for distilling and machinery for currylug out the same.July 11.J.Bates\u2014Bate\u2019s churn power.July 11.F.McCauley\u2014The automne carriage coupling and spring-bar, July 11.; D.D.Schragg\u2014Schragg\u2019s improved sebder, July 11, HR cRac\u2014McRae\u2019s churn flange.July A, D: u : F.Ln Sanborn\u2014Sanborn\u2019s combined pla ning and splitting or ripping cireular saw.July 12.G.& C, R.Scoit\u2014Improved metal type.July 12._, I J.Law\u2014Patent oil and spirit can.July 12 J.Filion\u2014Stump extractor.July 12.bed.W.W.Turver\u2014lwproved spring wi 3 ekson\u2014 Combined engine carringe PT PE Machine for discharging July 13.Cole\u2014Samson turbine water wheel.12.earth into closets, July 18.D.D.Schragg\u2014Root cutter.Yay 16 Ii.L.Root\u2014Rovolving harrow.ok.R.Standing\u2014 Self relieving tackle July 16.D.A: Jones\u2014Bechive.July 16.July C.W.Saladec\u2014Tarm nnd yard gate.16.J.Hunter\u2014Fenco post.July 16.Jing: J.C.Cooper\u2014Shaft and pole cou} July 16.d Ww.Matliewson\u2014Oscillnting washing au wringing machine, July 16.shurn.R.Flélse-Straight nandle lever churn July 16.el.M.Yrurphy\u2014Stoneware pump barré July 16, ; H.C Palmer and D, Noble\u2014Woo! pulling machine.July 19.19 N.W.McRim\u2014Horse rake.July 1.G.F.Thompson\u2014Ferry boat.Ju re D.Mounstesse and H.Desmar oved churn, July W.Im- | DIRECTORY.] PATENTS OF INVENTION: 2353 © Bunburny\u2014Vapour burner.July 19, HT de Combined waggôu and sleigh.July 27.; | smlay\u2014Improved jaws, July 27, & fn D ooks-\u2014 Model baker.July 27.I, Tambe\u2014Art of treating and purifying potroleums, coal and shale oils, July 27.J.Wanes\u2014huprovements\u2019 in the fire cham- \u201cpers of steam boilers and other furnaces.2.« ES Trimming aud finishing machine.27.cr Tnard\u2014Vertieu and horizontal 3 rings and double bent reach.July 27.J.R.Anuctt\u2014Convertible slerping carly 27.J Wlson\u2014Two pulley liay fork.July 27.T Smart, jun \u2014Self-oiling scamlezs ekein box, Aug.l.J, MecKelvey\u2014Cream still or portable cream gatherer.Aug.1.J.A, Way\u2014Shelving rack.Aug.1.L.L.Viger\u2014Direct process of making cast steel from iron ore.Aug.1.Il.Martin\u2014Self-fustening wheel gate.Aug.J.Smart\u2014Central guide horse hay fork.Aug, 1.E.Ho Carven and J.Moore\u2014Corn husker.Aug.3.C.6 Chappell \u2014Railway car wheel.Aug.3.H.G6.Pool\u2014Safety breech hook, Ang.3.T, R.Johnson\u2014Ventilating hat.Aug.3.W.Farmer\u2014Smoke shield and trade adver- tizer.Aug, 8.D.A.Ross\u2014Car couplers.Aug, 3.J.F.Latsman\u2014 Water elevator.Aug.3.7.L.Steele\u2014Side-walk pavement.Aug.3.T.L.Steele\u2014Patent foundations for wood aving., Aug.3.W.Harvey\u2014LEureka slate and clay paint.Aug.3, J, Findlay\u2014Steam boiler.Aug.3.J.H, Howse\u2014Combination sash lock and supporter.Aug.10.A.Robertson\u2014Petroleum oil injector.ug.10.C.o Lrendwell\u2014 Articulated beam railway.Aug.11, I.Kinney\u2014 Wire rope wheel, Aug.11.T.Irwin\u2014Combined reserver, drum and damper.Aug, 11.L.Pinkerton\u2014Diminished friction gear.Aug.11 C.Carpenter\u2014Door knob, Aug.11.! J.Moody\u2014Glass cylinder lifting pump.Aug.11, ro van Brocklin\u2014Improved bag holder.Sep 6.H.Crandon\u2014Spring and lever power W.James\u2014Fanning mill castors and hold- churn dash for common churn, Sep.5.ers.Aug.11.D.Van Allan\u2014Improved churn and T.L.Steele\u2014Roofing and paving concrete.washer.Sep.5.Aug.11 g.11.A.J.Gustin\u2014Improved rail joint.Sep.5.G, B.Pattee\u2014Saw swage.Aug.12.W.Vollar\u2014Mosaic flooring.Sep.5.E.D.Ashe\u2014Composite lamp chimney.If.Walford\u2014Compound track for separa- Aug.12.ting cars.Sep.5.C.Levev\u2014Improvements on wood working R.C.Harris\u2014Railway screw show elevator.machinery.Aug.12, | de 5 R.Manuing and'D.Jolme\u2014Muk cooler.J, Wo Nutt\u2014Improved combined spinning, Aug.18.\u2019 reeling and drilling machine.Sep.5.Wig Lilner\u2014lmproved sleigh knee.Aug.E.\u2019L.Byron\u2014Improved horse rake.Sep.W.James and W.James, jun.-Economizing C.Hough\u2014Elastic apring horse shoe.Sept.radiating furnace, Aux.18.W.H.Short\u2014Fire proof iron safe.Aug., S.Pating\u2014Balanced window blinds.25.I.0.Cooper\u2014Composition for stuffing J.BE.Lemon\u2014Improved portable fence.| leather.Sep.14.Aug.25.! A.A.Wood\u2014Reversible gridiron.Sep.14, D.G.Urquhart\u2014Improved hay, grain and ! 4.A.Stringer\u2014Improved harvester's rake, straw elevator.Aug.25.Sep.14.W.H.Barker\u2014Improved skate.Aug.25.J.J.Lappin\u2014Improved threshing machine W.Milner\u2014 Waggon and sleigh box strap.gearing.Sep.14.Aug.25, H.Wandby\u2014Improved stovepipe stone J.Keudrick, ren.\u2014Double motion churn! moulds.Sep.14.gear.Aug.2p i D.S.Mills\u2014Improved fruit picker.Sep.J.A.Wilkinson\u2014Apple gatherer.August 14.26.S.Dunseith\u2014Improved tanning composi- 8.C.Hall and A.L.Bisonett\u2014Improved tion.Sep.14.animal poke, Aug.26.G Groom\u2014Improved churn dasher.Sep.14 J.Wright\u2014shingle mill.Aug.26.Ww.Stephenson\u2014Improved lever piston.J.Armstrong and J.Thompson\u2014Horse, hay Aug.26.and straw fork.Sep.14.J.Wright\u2014Double acting shingle machine.J.Dennis\u2014Improved framing machinery, ug.26.7 Sep.15.w\u201d, H.parker\u2014Marine cat-head stopper.J.H.Dickson\u2014Improved fruit preserver.ug.Sep.15.J.Shopland\u2014Improved steam washer.Sep.15.T.Forfar\u2014Improved churn, Sep.15.L.Payette\u2014Improved pontoon for raising ca Parker\u2014Improved gate hinge.Aug.Zz.Rogers\u2014 Adjustable farm gate.Aug.31, W.W.Kitchen\u2014Improvements in fences.Aug.81.sunken vessels.Sep.15.G.Bentty\u2014Cast and metallie boot and |J.Berkenshire\u2014Improved ship pump.shoe heel, Aug.31.Sep.22.A.Dion\u2014Improved reverberating lantern, A.Lawe\u2014Improved art of electro plating.Sep.5.Sep.22.T.Crevier\u2014Improved refrigerator.Sep.5.G.Pedler\u2014Elevated reed board.Sep.5.M.Charlesworth\u2014Self-middlings feeder.C.Baillie\u2014Improved water closet basin, sluice, &c.Sep.22.W.H.Nodden\u2014Tool manufacturer.Sep.22 Sep.b.J.Downing\u2014Regulating horizontal dam- S.Hall\u2014Agricultural implement maker.Sep.22.n M.Farr\u2014Oscillating card screens.per.Sep.p Aug.11, B.B.Foye\u2014Low resistance relay.Sep.5.R.J.Tefit\u2014Improved fence.Sep.22.T, Northery\u2014Direct acting low water J.G.Covey\u2014Utilized cooking apparatus.| J.N.Tarbox\u2014Improved sewing machine.Alaims.Aug.11.Sep.5.[ Sep.26.PATENTS ISSUED DURING THE YEARS 1849/1843 1844) 1845/1846 |1847|1848| 1849] 1850] 1851 1852/1858 1854/1855 1856 1857/1868 '1859|1860 18611862 |1868|1864|1866 1866 18671868 1869 8/18 11 21 30 29 [27 [19 [88 [88 [41 (52 64 [98 [107 | 115 9 [113] 162/ 189| 160| 189/ 145/ 162/ 268| 210] 546| 682 In the nine months of 1870, 414 patents were issued.PATENTS OF INVENTION ISSUED IN NOVA SCOTIA.Issued in 1834 Issued in 1845: Issued in 1853 : Levi Rice\u2014Machine for manufacturing lathes, shingles, elnpboards.Oct.16.Issued in 1885: T.Fisk\u2014Churning machine.Aug.20.J.Brown\u2014W ashing machine.Aug.20.Issued in 1836: J.Cleveland\u2014Machine for making bricks.arch 3.Issued in 1877: Z.Lane\u2014Muchine for washing aud winnowing grain, Feb.26.Issued in 1838: Dickey instrument for drawing April 9.Issued in 1839: LIL Smith & Thos, Smith\u2014Machine for lowing blnoksmiths\u2019 bellows by water bower.Jung 18.Issued in 1840: R, Corbet\u2014Mothod of preventing chimneys tum smoking.Jan.2.Du, teoth, J.Cleveland\u2014Patent windlass, Issued in 1850: March 18.J.B.Thilips\u2014New mode of manufacturing pinrno-fortes.April 13.A.Williard\u2014Machine for manufacturing Abraham Gesner\u2014INuminating gas from butter.Sept.9.bitumen, &e.Feb.20.Issued in 1851: J.Ross\u2014For the manufacture or composi- |, \u2026 > ; ; .tion of artificial slate.March 1.R.G.Fraser\u2014Process for extracting oil trom whales, &c.Aug.4.J.Waddell\u2014A ships\u2019 windlass.Oct.13.Issued in 1855: C.@hatfield\u2014Improvements in manufacture of piano-fortes.Nov.20.Issued in 1866: J.Adamsou\u2014New kind of shutter for shop windows.April 15.; J.B.Philips\u2014Upright east or wrought iron skeleton back for à piano-forte.April 16.A, Anderson\u2014Method of digging potatocs.Oct.17.G.G.Hill\u2014Saw mill.Aug.7.Issued in 1857: G.W.Freeman\u2014Reversed screw.Feb.4.G.W.Freeman\u2014Mowing, reaping and raking machine.Feb.14.Issued in 1851: A.Gesuer\u2014Illuminating gas from all animal and vegetable oils, &e., &c.Feb.8.A.Chisholm\u2014Mathematical scale, July 12.A.Chisholm\u2014An improved spirit level, July 12, mechanical Issued in 1852: R.N.B.McLellan\u2014Ready guide for placing lumber to besawn with circular saws, April 7.T, Robson\u2014For giving notice of danger to vessels approaching rocks.June 22.T.Robson\u2014limprovements in a horizontal windmill, or pneumatic machine for im.polling a hammer or tongue, &e¢.June 152 2354 PATENTS OF INVENTION.[ Dominion: E.Tupper\u2014Shingle machine.May 2.A.Amire\u2014Ships\u2019 wheel.July 11, J.H.teadley\u2014Ar ificinl granite.Junes0.H.Bessimer\u2014Manufacture of iron.Aug.20.G.Matthews\u2014Indelible ink.Aug.81.J.M.Forrest\u2014Wenther strip for doors.Oct.22.J.M.Forrest\u2014Waggon brake, Oct.22.6.6.Hill\u2014Cylindrical revolving kiln, Oct.b Issued in 1858: D.M.Dickie\u2014l\u2019ortablefurnace.April 10.H.Mnrgesôn\u2014Securing tires on wheels.April 10.J.L Studley\u2014Illuminated glass sign.May H.J, Gesner\u2014Making or moulding ship timbers.May 20.J.W.D.Aiken\u2014Carrisgebrake.Aug.10 D.M.Dickie\u2014Potato digger.Aug.10.Hon.M, J.Wilkins\u2014Cartiage brake.Aug.10.B.Robbins\u2014Improved pumps.Oct.12, Issued in.1859 : J.Blackie\u2014Ilandrail for staircase.March 7.F.McKay\u2014Stone drill and dresser.April 2.W.Wheclock\u2014 Washing machine.April 29.W.D.Wheelock\u2014Water wheel.April 29.E.Hunt & H.Davis\u2014Treatment of resinous substances.June 22.W.King\u2014oops for ladies\u2019 dresses.July 12.R.C.Colton\u2014Cooking stove.Aug.10, R.Findlay\u2014Furling sails.Oct.21, R.Foster\u2014Hcating apparatus.Dce.16.Issued in 1860 : J.Still\u2014Distilling coaloil.Jan.28.A.N.Cole\u2014Gravitating plumb and level, Jan.28.1.Potter\u2014[mprovements in shingling machine.April ll.1.Potter\u2014Improvements in cylinder water wheel.April 20.D.L.Allan\u20143steering apparatus.May 12.E.M.Dickie\u2014Revolving harrow.May 14, PT.Denae\u2014Dotato digger.May 11.C.W.Clements\u2014Dow\u2019s lever pumping gear.June 4.A, P.Ross\u2014Seine or marine trap.Oct.26, Issued in 1861 : P.Q.Boris\u2014Revolving grate.Jan.24.J.KE.Ritchie\u2014Leak indicator.Feb, 6.E.Patten\u2014Sewing rope.Feb.26.XE.Patten\u2014Ship rudder.Feb.26.F.R.Dewol{\u2014Floating wharf.March 23.W.M.Kay\u2014Threshing and winnowing.ril 10.W.Q.Barrey\u2014Manufacture of steel.April 25 W.Rode\u2014Wringing clothes.May 81, w, Hainsworth-\u2014Fastening railway rails, uly 15.W.Forbes\u2014Emerson\u2019s windlass.Aug, 21.J Thorne\u2014Plan ofships' wiudlass.Aug.D.J.B.Fraser\u2014Cutting garments.Nov.6.J.8.Rogers\u2014Gold washer.Nov.11.A MeKenzie\u2014Lropeller crushing machine.ec.21.Issued in 1862: A, Sesner\u2014Manure from fish oftul.Jan.J.SW oodwarä\u2014Gold soparator and amal- gamator.Jan.15.A.L.Grey\u2014Ship pumps.Jan.21.J.L.Woodill\u2014Worm lozenges.Jan.24.D.C.Weston\u2014Drill machine.Jun.30.D.C.Wostou\u2014Drill machine.Feb.10.W.G.Simpson\u2014Amalgamativg machine, Fob.11.J.8.Rogers\u2014Eureka gold amalgamator.March 26.J.E.Reiley\u2014Drill machine.March 27.J.E.Sayne\u2014Improved windlass.May 81.L.Tiley\u2014Water proof boots and shoes.May 30.P.J, Boris \u2014Windmill pump.April 19.P.J.Boris\u2014Drilling muchine.May 7.W.S.Fraser\u2014New mode of stringing piano-tortes.\u2018July 19.J.F.l\u2019atten\u2014Telegraplhinsulator.July 81, A.Gesner\u2014Amalgamator, Aug.4, J.Middlemas\u2014Vegetuble cutter.Sept.16.B.Cleveiand \u2014The facilitator.Nov.6.H.J, Russ\u2014Amalgamator.Dec.8, N.Brown\u2014For tighfening bedstead cords.Dec.28.J.McLeod-Raising sunken vessels.Dec.31.Issued in 1868: A.McDonald\u2014Amalgamator.Jan.22.J.E.Barss\u2014Amalgamutor.Feb.24, J.Vanhorn\u2014Nonpareil churn.Feb.27.T.Blaikce\u2014Crusher.March 4.J.U.Hodson\u2014Preparing ice.March 24.A.N.Bennett\u2014Making ships\u2019 trecnails.April 25.J.Melling\u2014Making bricks.May 28.R.B.Sibley\u2014Amalgamator.June 2.A.Gesner\u2014kerosene oil.March 80.H.Gesner, Chas.Taylor\u2014Amalgamator.June 30.R.Murray\u2014 Washing machine.July 8.J.C.Kempton\u2014Vegetable cutter.July 20.AN.Bennett\u2014For making shingles.Aug.31 J.Batley\u2014Amalgamator.Aug.26, J.M.Forrest\u2014Drill machine.Oct.1 R.B.Bryden\u2014Cork head eutter,&c.Oct.16 J.Forbes \u2014Improved skates, Oct.23.E.E.Tupper\u2014[mprovement in construction of wheel carriages.Nov.18.J.B.Wyman\u2014Improved churn.Nov.24.J.Tait\u2014Improved motive power.Dee.5.J.Keen\u2014A new ship anchor.Dec.8.J.W.D.Aitken\u2014Wedge machine.17, Dec.Issued in 1864.E.E.Pratt\u2014l'ratt\u2019simproved pressure rolls Jan, 22, J.Tate\u2014Durchaselever.Jan.29, J.Salter\u2014Mercury strainer.Feb.9.J.Pearce\u2014Wooden borer.March 23.J.B.Weddleton\u2014Attaching head earings of topsails, &e.March 19.C.E.Marshall\u2014Marshall\u2019s patent anchor.March 25.E.Patten\u2014New mode of propelling steam vessels.April 4 J.Tait\u2014lmprovement in the working of vessels.April 28, J.Keen\u2014Keen\u2019s patent fishing rail.J.Rose\u2014Improved churn.May 25.For the manufacture of Treenails.July 6.R.Christie\u2014Horse shovel, Aug.18.J.Alexander\u2014 Wind power.Oct.3.M.Archibald\u2014Vegetable pain balsam.Oct.May?7.14.W.C.Donnelly\u2014Safety carriage spring.Nov.2.Issued in 1865.R.Bayers\u2014Patent skate.Jan.80.W.C.Munro\u2014Submerged rudder.TT.Forhan\u2014Yatent sliding connett.Feb.28.March 15.A.Robinson\u2014Clew and thimble.March2l.J.C.Burton\u2014Tub for topsail yards, &c.March 2b.J.C.Burton\u2014Fisbing lead.March 28.B.Hardinge\u2014Vaporating processes, April B.Hardinge\u2014Extracting oils, &e.April 25.B.Hardinge\u2014LExtracting metals, &c.April 25.W, Savage\u2014Knife and fork scourer.April fe J.Tait\u2014Exhaustive pressure wheel.April 27.L.Berry\u2014Cooking stove.June 24.F.B.Nichols\u2014Chemical treatineut of metals.Nov.2.J.Alexander\u2014 Wind power.Oct.26.E.Hebb\u2014Washing machine.Sept.2.J.Vanhorn\u2014Churn, Sept.21.E.T.Brook\u2014Oblique parallel gage or seri- ber.Oct.5.P.J.Doran\u2014Ointment for wounds, &c.Oct.18.ue Crookes\u2014Extracting precious metals.Ov.24, .H.Mayo\u2014Machine for scale brands.Nov.24.W.8.Symonds\u2014Cooking stove.Dec.6.Issued in 1866.L.Estano\u2014Tishing lead.Iveb.9.A.Robertson\u2014=Stench trap, Feb.16.M.J.Wilkins\u2014 Hydraulic tunuel.Feb.22.R.G.Fraser\u2014Exiracting ores.T'eb.28.J.Johnson\u2014Cordial rhubarb, Mareh 10.W.8 Boone\u2014Maguesian lamp.Mareh 13 W.8.Boone\u2014Contrifugal force, Mmchi3 S.H,& J, Mitchell\u2014Process ot amalzama- tion.April 14.J.K.Mayo\u2014Scale boards for i B.C.Tbboton\u2014a malgamafion.Pine J.Porbes\u2014Platent skafes.June 1] yal 0.McDimock\u2014Lanalphabetic index, \u2018Dec gs, ab.J.Cuffrey\u2014Railway chair.J 5.lliort\u2014 Castor or Turniture.Nines W.Crookes\u2014Amalgamation ores.Jan 18 A.P.Ross\u2014Preserving timber, &c.Ang 16 Joh.Woolrich\u2014l'iek-me-up bitters, Ku G.Cook\u2014Gold amalgamator.Oct.8 R.Litster\u2014Gold amalgamator.Aug.26 J.Patterson\u2014Copying machine.Nov.9.Crraylor-\u2014Machino for sharpening saws.T.R.Dewolf\u2014Process to combine els and runners.Nov, 22.ne Wheels Issued in 1467, x Wi Bateman Skate.Jan.14.-_ Clevelund\u2014Winnowin i VON.g machine, W.B.Dustan\u2014 Attachment for tightening wood saws, Leb.26.J.B.Weddleton\u2014Aftaching the bonnets to gibs and other sails.March 18,\" J.W.Cleveland\u2014Churs.March 28, H.T.Hind\u2014Process for the separation and amalgamation of gold.March 26, B.C.Wilson\u2014Metliod for raising and suspending the stamps of quartz crosbing mills, &e.April 17.se Rose and J.Stewart\u2014Plough.April J.Tait\u2014Purchase block.April 6.C.Langille\u2014Steering apparatus for ships April 27, J.Vanhorne \u2014 Lever churn.May 31, J.¥.Patten\u2014Washing machine.May 30.\u2018K.Hodgson\u2014Machine for cutting punching &c., boiler plate, carriage springs, &e.June 28.T.Hodgson\u2014Saw gummer, June 28.T, Hodgson\u2014Photograph cumera stand.June 28.J.W.Soley\u2014Churn.June 28.John Batley and Joseph Batley\u2014Steering apparatus.June 29.C.W.Seeley\u2014Brambee knife.July 30.W.P.l\u2019arrott\u2014Crusher for pulverizing gold.Aug, 11.W.P.Parrott\u2014Machine for amalgamating and collecting gold, Aug.81.J.W.Shaw\u2014Washing mychine.Oct: 10.C.H, Dunn\u2014Box for wuggon wheels Sept.9.Issued in 1868.W.E, Evcritt\u2014 Washing machine, May 14, C.Fiteh\u2014Horse hay fork.May 20.Chus.Gooden\u2014Churn.Aug.20.R.J.Fraser\u2014Method of making sour flour sweet.Aug 20.J.Leedham\u2014 Combined oil feeder and lamp.Sept.24, J .Shaw\u2014Rotary extension clothe: dryer.Sept.21.J.H.Hodgson\u2014 Safety skate.Oct.7 F.H.Burgess\u2014Spinning wheel.Oct.21.Rov.Jus.Burns\u2014Wood carriage spring Oct.21.J.Shirreff\u2014Freezing apparatus.Oct.24.Issued in 1869.J.Cove\u2014Clothes horse.Icb, 8.1.Hodgson\u2014Circular saw guard.Feb.u W.Fruser\u2014Ship\u2019s windlass.Feb.26.G.W.Freeman\u2014 Horse tie or halter.D.W.Pulsifer\u2014 W ashing machine, March 2.F, Ellershausen\u2014Improvement in manufae ture of iron.March 8, D, Huattie\u2014Improvement in gold amalgamê- ting.March 9.J.Cove\u2014Potatue digger.March 24.Ii.L.Fenerty\u2014Skate.March 3L .J.18.Middloton\u2014 Hook and eye roving for ships sails.April 6.i Geo.Grant-\u2014Ve oci cde, A +, 16.A.Sime\u2014Ship magts.ril 19.R.P.Mitchell - Ty rovements in method of assing sh enms through or under the yuad (d'or embunkment of u railway.Apr 23.| J.Alexander\u2014 Water wheel for mill.April 28.J.Il.Anderson\u2014Fish ladder.May 10.J.urker\u2014aevel lath.May 12.S.T, l'earce\u2014For sepurating gold and other metal trom rock, &e.July 2. DIRECYORY.] PATENTS OF INVENTION, 2355 PATENTS OF INVENTION ISSUED IN NEW BRUNSWICK.Issued in 1835.E.B.Rich\u2014Sugar box shook finisher 1.C.Clark\u2014 Water wheel.April 5, L.Rice\u2014Shingle machine, June 6.JW.Frager\u2014Hydrophoric machine.July 6, Issued in 1836, wW.S.Cleveland\u2014Brick machine.April 6.1.C.Whyte\u2014Water whee).Issued in 1837.© Austin\u2014Planing and framing machine.Aug.26.April.Issued in 1889.Ww.Furbish\u2014Improved horse power.March 8, Issued in 1841.4, Lane\u2014Vhreshing and winnowine machine.June 21.Issued in 1843.J.C.Turnbull\u2014Washing and mangling machine.July 10.Issued in 1845.W, Watts\u2014l\u2019otato Digger.May 6.Bb.¥.Tibbits\u2014Steuin engine.May 7.Issued in 1851.J, Lake\u2014Bran duster.Feb, 21.F.J.Ayers\u2014Improved nail machine feeding apparatus.June 11.A Willard\u2014Churn.Nov.1.G, Abraham\u2014Mastic pavement.Nov.4.6.Hawley\u2014Shingle machine.Nov.10.J.Ross\u2014 Artificial slate (Paint).Dec, 1.Issued in 1852, R.Toulis\u2014 Apparatus for decomposing coal, ke, for gas.Aug.16.Issued in 1858.W.Cairns-Revolving brick press.March W.Brown\u2014Improyement in treating coal and other bituminous substances, and Jolutiie substances resulting therefrom.uly 1.R.N.B.McLellan\u2014Ready guide for placing timber to be sawed.Aug.1.Issued in 1854.I.Blanchard\u2014Mode of bending wood.arch 4.&.Abrahum-Kerosene &c., from coal., March 6 T.Brown\u2014Improvement in capstans and windlasses.Juno 28.H.Clayton\u2014Brick machine.July 4.J.Undurhill\u2014Saw filing machine.Aug.7.> ofiples-SelÉholding planking screw.pt.16.J.De Wolf Spurr\u2014Distilling in vacuo coul, &c.Dee.26.Issued in 1865.b, Nagy\u2014New form of tur cap.Feb.26.VW.PSmith\u2014Threshing and sawing ma- Shine (horse power).ay 28, G.Cds\u201d Saving wood in bevelled form, J.Brown\u2014Shingl i gle machine.July 10.À, Adums\u2014Improved pug mil, Aug.11.dssued sn 1856, & Pitt\u2014Improved Rudder.Feb.15.jg Deering\u2014Huy and cotton press.May A Trapp\u2014Machinery for manufacturing J res.Aug.26.ï Cup Reoting and furling sails.Dee.4.; G.Farmer aud Asa I.Woodman\u2014Elec- Telegraph.Dee.9.Issued in 1867, PE suppar==Shingle\u201d machine\u2014May 5.ü idk \u2014 Pump borer.May 14.i Imor\u2014Improved 2nd anchor shackle.0 w 22, vu: Disc aw Clenkard\u2014Improved second anchor nekle.May 2, wo mor\u2014Improved messenger shackle T block.Muy 26.nd in (2)\u2014Improvemont in Windlasses, Muy und June .iro) emer (23\u2014Mode of manufacturing Na ay and Nov.: Kaltlews\u2014Printing ink.June 10.trie capstans D.L.Davis\u2014Elastic railway bearings.July 22 J.& 8.Sawer\u2014Hoop splitter and shaver.Aug, 11.A.A.B.Smith\u2014Reversible cap.Aug.11.J.E, Simpson\u2014Dry dock.Aug.18.J.A.Mace\u2014Amrotype-\u2014Sept.4.Cato Miller & Co\u2014Improved ships\u2019 knees.Sept.7, Issued in 1858.W.Hall\u2014Stump extractor.June29.\u2018B.Rtobbing\u2014Pump for ships.June 80.W.W.Stevens\u2014Design for stuves.July 5 J.Thompson\u2014Railway tell tale ticket box.July 20.J.A.Kennedy\u2014Improved Lydrant.Oct.4.Ww; Beurd-Coatiug for water pipes.Nov.5.Issued in 1859.I\u2019.Stubs\u2014Ventilator for rooms.March 17.H.P.Guilford\u2014Improved horse hay rake.April 20.J.Quinton\u2014Apparatus for warming buildings.May 10.A.G.Gray\u2014Supporting and working ships\u2019 yards.July 20.R.P.Colton\u2014Air-tight cook stoves.July 2 22.T.Robson (2)\u2014Fog bell.Jan.1851 and Aug.; J.Wilkinson\u2014Differential power train.Sept.15.J.M.Armstrong\u2014Washing machine.Oct.6.E.Hunt & H.D.Pochin\u2014Improvement in treating resins.Oct.13.J.Coleman\u2014Iheumatic and horse liniment.Oct, 19, - T.T.Trites\u2014Self working churn.Nov.4, F.W.Willard\u2014Improvement in manufacturing coul vil.Nov.15 J.Wilkinson\u2014Prismoidal engine.Dec.27.Issued in 1860.F.Davis\u2014Planing circularsaw.Feb.23- A.Cushing\u2014Hooks for gang saws.May 11.D.C.McCallum\u2014Improvement in bridges.May 28.D.L.Allau\u2014Steering gear.June 26.A.N.Cole\u2014Plumb and level.Nov.5.Issued in 1861.A.Cushing\u2014Saw table.March 23.Flewelling & Fairweather\u2014\u2014torse hay rake.April 8.D.Kuowlton\u2014Improved capstan.April 19.D.M.Dickie-Rotary harrow.May 17.J.Tomlinson\u2014Improvement in suspension bridges.June 23.J.Price\u2014Design for shirt bosom.Aug.8.A.G.Gray\u2014Spiral and lever gear for working ships\u2019 pumps.Nov.25.J.Betterby\u2014Iron knees for ships.Nov.28.Issued in 1862.W.Hainsworth & W.B.Robinson (2}\u2014im- provement iu ship\u2019s windlasses.Aug.1861, and Feb, J.H.Hyslop\u2014Washing machine.Feb.5.W.H.Racey\u2014Improved lamps.July 12.Ww.H.Scovil_Hy raulic machine for taper iron.July 80.W.& John Sellars\u2014Improved feed water apparatus.Oct.80.Issued in 1868.T.Lamb\u2014Snow plough.Feb.25.W.Sellars\u2014Improvement on Gifford\u2019s injector.March 18.J.E.Sayre\u2014Improved plough.April 4.J.Holt\u2014Circular saw gang.April 6.R.Wright\u2014Improvement in manufacturing sugar.May 4.; M.fleAleer\u2014Improvement in steam boil- cer.May 20.W.H.Scovil\u2014Improvement in applying lent to boilers.Sept.6.Issued in 1863.E.Piper\u2014Preservation of animal, &c., substances.Oct.T.A.P.Jordan\u2014Machine for forging hot metals.Nov.8.J.Robinson\u2014New mode in construction of vessels, Nov.8.ov, .Drake\u2014 Automatic gas machine.Nov.24.J.McA.Gallacher\u2014Fertilizer.Nov.25.dasued in 1864.W.Pendrigh, jun \u2014Steering apparatus.Jan.2.J.Keen\u2014Double fluked anchor.Feb.1.8.Hulbert\u2014Agricultural plough.June 16, H, Besscmer\u2014Manufacture of iron.June T.White, jun.\u2014Production of turpentine, &e.July 4.J.Waring\u2014Nut making machine.Aug.W.C.Donnelly\u2014Safety carriage detachment.Sep.28.L.P.Blake and G.McKay\u2014Sewing soles to the upper.Oct.5, W.B.Davis\u2014Composition for preventing fouling of ships.Oct.27.D.Lister\u2014Fire grates, &c.Nov.18.Issued in 1865.A.L.Dennison\u2014Hay press.Jan.24, E.B.Rich\u2014Machine for sawing lumber.May 10.A.A.Thomas\u2014Improvement in tanning.June 19.R.Nugent\u2014Machine for punching metal, July 1.A.G.Gray\u2014Punching and shearing sheet iron, &c.Sep.22.C.Taylor\u2014Deepeuing saws.Sep.22.T.McKelvie and J.G.Smith\u2014Fastening skates to boots and shoes.Sep.23.J.Tyznick\u2014Churn.Sep.23.N.Evans\u2014Cutting and folding paper collars, &c.Sep.25.AL Dennisou\u2014Beaters hay press.Oct.and sharpening E.Tuttle\u2014 Water wheel.Nov.6.J.Howarth\u2014Improvement in the process and apparatus for manufacturing gas and oils from coal.Nov.6.J.Magee\u2014Cooking stoves.Nov.6.E.B.Rich\u2014Saw sharpener and finisher.Dec.28.T.op Monds\u2014Improved heel calks.Dec.Issued in 1866.J.W.Gray\u2014Design ot art or drawing of city of St John.Jan.5.W.H.Towers\u2014Curing hides.April 23.W.Reid\u2014Seamless cask.June 11.H.Wood\u2014Manufacturing extract of oak bark,& ¢.June 11.A.Havford aud A.Strout\u2014Hay press.Qct.80.J.C.Stiles\u2014Spinning wheel.Nov.5.J.Miller\u2014Manufacturing extract of tan bark.Nov.21.Issued in 1867.W.Goodman\u2014Ship windlass.Feb.4.K.Reynolds\u2014Strect locomotives Feb.b.H.Wood\u2014Manufacture of fibre and paper stock.Feb.6.C.G.Berryman and B.Callagher\u2014Im- proved skate, Feb.8, C.C.Gregory\u2014Paddle wheels.Feb, 8, G.Jacob\u2014Preventing cattle breaking into fields.Feb.27.C.Hale\u2014Obtaining extractof bark.March C.Hale\u2014Concentrating extract of bark for tanning.March 12.H.Allen\u2014Leaching tan bark, &o.April 18.J.A.Wakeficld\u2014Friction feed rollers for circular saws, April 24.C.Drurv\u2014Roller hay press, May 18, wat Miller\u2014Improved saw tooth.May P s.Devlan\u2014Improved journal or axle boxes.May 27.8.T.Fields\u2014Wooden eaves, troughs, &o.ay 28.A.Mclienney\u2014Facilitate the lacing of boots.May 81.H, Pniott Manufacturing barrels.June à I.Marlow Saws.June 24, .pleby\u2014Preparing bark for tran tation, June 24, 5 spor 2356 PATENTS OF INVENTION.[ Dommion _ om mmm me ess J.V.Cummins and R.London\u2014Vapour J.S.Sharp\u2014Replacing railway cars.B.Irvine\u2014Crushing bark, Jan.26, generator and burner for heating pur- Nov.21.D.I.8prag aud J.I, Holden~Spinning poses.June 25.L.W.Boynton\u2014Pointing and counting wheel, Jan, 26.B.C, Tilghman\u2014Sulphurous acid solution skewers.Nov, 21.I.C.B.Taylor\u2014Spinning wheel, for the manufacture of paper, &¢.June 25, N.Brand\u2014Hoes.Juae 27.H.B.Kinney\u2014Forks.June 27, MH.McLean\u2014Dash churn.June 28.R.8.Merrill\u2014Lamps.June 28.3 une N.Evans, jun.\u2014Lacing boots, &c.2 H.Hannan\u2014Manufacture of white lead.June 28.G.E.Vanderburg\u2014Artificial stone.J une 29.A, W.Boynton\u2014Fitting garments.June 29, L.Liscom\u2014Construction of bridges.July 1.J.Hivkley\u2014Knitting machine.July 1.UP.\u2019 arber\u2014Sawing machine.July 27, J.B.Wilson\u2014Veneer cutting.July 80.W.Clark\u2014SelfFadjusting check aud reins.July 31.E Von Teinson\u2014Nelf-detaching car couplings.July 31.T.37 Chubb\u2014Manufacturing steel direct from the ore.Aug.12.A, Angell\u2014Improvements in machines for hulling, cleaning, &c., coffee, rice, &c.Aug.18.C.Blacktin\u2014Animal traps.Aug.13.W.Sargeant\u2014sLingle machines.Aug.13.J.P.Jameson\u2014Crimping machines.Aug.13 J.B.Taylor\u2014Spinning machines.Aug.17.C.Blacktin\u2014Animal traps.Aug.17.A.P, Tyler\u2014Non-explosive lamp.Sep.9.C.H, Hardy\u2014Apparatus for manufacturing soap.Sep.14, L.3.G.Ehrhardt\u2014Manufacture of explosive compounds.Sep, .J.Merrill\u2014Barrels and kegs.Sep.14.D.R.Bowker and W.P.Bensel\u2014Machine for chaining and jointing staves.Sep.16.L.Dow and J.IH.Tucker\u2014Well tubes.Sep.18.W.H.Holland\u2014Paddle wheel.Sep.18.J.W.Gosling\u2014Step cover and wheel fender.Sep.18.S.S.Putnam\u2014Machine for making horse shoe nails.Scp.19.J.F.Powell, W.Hayword and J.Ridge- way.\u2014Brick macnine.Sep.24, W.H.Towers\u2014Manufacture of raw hide into various articles.Oct, 21.W.F.Davis\u2014Centre boards.Oct.21, C.T.Harvey\u2014Elevated and other railways.Oct.22.H.H.Evarts and C.D.Meigs\u2014Shingle machine.Oct.22.S.Nicholson\u2014Wooden pavement.Oct.23, W.G.Brownson\u2014Telegraphic instruments, Oct, 23.W.G.Brownson\u2014Telegraphic commuta- | tors.Oct, 23.J.Firmenich\u2014Manufacture of vinegar.Oct.26.N.R.Shatters and 8.Ray\u2014Hauno fastener for horses\u2019 harness, Nov, 22.G.L.Lucus\u2014l\u2019ermulation plock.Dec, 10.Issued in 1868.B.I Sparrow\u2014Lips for boots und shoes.Jan.8.BE, Fitzhenry\u2014 Machine for finishing leather, &e.Jan.14.C.Kingsland\u2014-Casting car wheels, Jan.17.G.Lautenschlager\u2014T'abacco pipe.Jan.20.B, L.Cowling\u2014Preservation of wood au D.H.Spragge and I.W.Holder\u2014Spin-.ning machines, Feb.5.M.Hi.Collins\u2014Lamp.Feb.25.W.Leonard\u2014Horse collar.March 10, M.Bishop\u2014Canal locks, March 26.J.D.Leach\u2014Vesscls warping, chocks, &c.March 80.W.Brown\u2014Carpet stretcher.March 30.5.H.Hall\u2014Bedstead fastener.March 30.T.W.Longstafi\u2014Stavo machine.April 7.G.Byram\u2014Spinnivg wheel.April 20.W.k.Everitt\u2014Steam washing machine.April 21, S.J.Pelt\u2014Valves for steam.April 21, E.Moore\u2014Pavy.April 21.A.J- Reynolds\u2014Marine propulsion, April J.E.Emerson\u2014Saws and tools for punching same.April 22.A.Babcock\u2014Machine for cleaning grain.April 22.J, H.Smith and E.G.Benediet\u2014Ships for transporting oils, &c.April 22.J.Cooper\u2014Hay lifter.April 24, A.J.Reynolds\u2014Water wheel.April 24.P.Besnard, jun.\u2014Ice or snow case, &c, June 18.; A C.Vanwart\u2014Spinning wheel.July J.Sherriff\u2014Machine for preserving fresh water, &c.July 12.B.Irving\u2014 Manufacturing fuel.July 13.J.Can\u2014Can\u2019s dog or locked bevilled clasp.July 14.J.Hamilton\u2014Ship masts.July 16.Issued in 1869.Ss.poly -Cutting and dressing mill stones, Jan.18.L.Liscom\u2014Construction of bridges.J.Lough\u2014Saw teeth.Tan.18.H.Brown and A.Smith\u2014Improved rake Jau.18, W J.Lusk\u2014Advertising frame, J, Kitchen\u2014Churn.Jan.19.J, B.Williams\u2014Metal corrugating machines, Jan.25.J.B.Willlams\u2014Manufacture of evaporating pans.Jan, 26.Jan.Jan, 18.Jan.28, Ww.C.Burpee and D.N.B.Coffin, jun \u2014Dash for churn, Jan.28, \u2018 T.H.Jolinstone and B, Woodward\u2014 stans and windlasses, Feb.1, HH.Burgess\u2014Manufacture of papor, G, BE, Tatin\u2014Grain and seed drill, May 6 W.Clark\u2014Hammock chair, May 6, A.Angell\u2014Machine for bulling, &e., coffee &c.Muy 6.\u2019 D.lleflernon \u2014Mosaic May 21.J.Absterdam\u2014Refining iron steel, June 8.A, Warth\u2014Improvements in sewing machines, June 22, W.Fairweather\u2014Arm chair, A.Peteler\u2014 Portable railronds.June 29, J, Goode and J.W.Brookwalter\u2014Im- provements iu turbine water wheels, Jung Cap- Mays paper hangings, and making June 22, W.A.Wood\u2014Harvesting machine.June Wo A.Wood\u2014Mowing machine, June L, A.Gough\u2014Fluid gas burner.June 28, J.B.Whithoy\u2014Ruuning gear for waggons, June 29, A, B.lolmes\u2014Improvement in sewing .machines.June 2b.H.Davis and D, W, Davis\u2014Freezing and reserving apparatus for presorving fish Xo.June 54 P P § Hel G.W.Francis\u2014Manufacture of steel, iron &c.June 30.A 95 oodyear\u2014Hub making machine.June !, Smith\u2014Pavement for streets.June 29.J.Vale\u2014Bake ovens, June 29, R.Bustin\u2014Sunow ploughs.May 7.J paume W ooden spring for carriages, ay 7, C.WW Seemens\u2014Manufacture of steel and iron.May 8.R.Young\u201423Machines for dressing millstones | ay 8.T.Aspden and W, J.Morris\u2014Machine for obtaining tanning liquor from the bark of hemlock, oak, &c.May 8.J.Adams\u2014Cleaning cotton and woollen waste.May 8.'W.Maynard\u2014A pparatus for extracting and evaporating the juice of hemlock bark, &e.May 10., T.Aspden\u2014Machine for obtaining tanning liquor from the bark of hemlock, oak, &c.Ma .E.Beaus\u2014Improvement in brewing.May J.Absterdam\u2014Cupola and other melting and smelting furnaces for treating iron &c.May 21.Lo L.8.Hunfingtou\u2014Making sulphuric caid, &c, June 28.* "]