Scientific American Volume Xxiv., No. 12, March 18, 1871 Part 21

MODE OF CASTING SEAMLESS SKEINS FOR WAGONS.--John Benedict, Kenosha, Wis., administrator of Andrew Leonard, deceased. Letters Patent No.

16,688, dated February 24, 1857; reissue No. 575, dated July 27, 1858; reissue No. 1,228, dated October 8, 1861.

BREECH-LOADING FIREARMS.--William Cleveland Hicks, Summit, N. J.

Letters Patent No. 16,797, dated March 10, 1857; reissue No. 1,952, dated May 9, 1865; reissue No. 3,798, dated January 18, 1870; reissue No. 3,860, dated March 1, 1870.

SEEDING MACHINE.--Lewis B. Myers and Henry A. Myers, Elmore, Ohio.

Letters Patent No. 16,772, dated March 3, 1857.

DISCLAIMER.

SOLAR CAMERA.--David A. Woodward, Baltimore, Md. Letters Patent No.

16,700, dated February 24, 1857; reissue No. 2,311, dated July 10, 1866. Filed February 23, 1871.

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