Decision of the examiner of interferences, in the matter of the interferences between the application of S. M. Stevens, filed Dec. 8th, 1877, and the letters patent granted to Henry W. Putnam, Feb. 27, 1877, No. 1877,776, and Henry W. Putnam, Feb. 15th, 1876, and the letters patent granted to D. C. Stover, March 13th, 1877United States. Patent Office · First published 1879Open the Tome
Argument of Cox and Cox, on behalf of remonstrants (Pope and Baldwin), in the matter of the application for an extension of letters patent, granted Nov. 20, 1855, to D.W. Hughes, for an improved corn planterSamuel Hubbel Treat · First published 1870Open the Tome
Report of an expedition up the Yellowstone River, made in 1875, by James W. Forsyth, Lieutenant-Colonel and Military Secretary, and F.D. Grant, Lieutenant-Colonel and Aide-de-Camp, under the orders of Lietuenant-General P.H. Sheridan, Commanding Military Division of the MissouriUnited States War Department · First published 1875Open the Tome
An abstract of the patent granted by His most excellent Majesty King George, to B. Okell, the inventor of a medicine, call'd, Dr. Bateman's pectoral drops, and to J. Cluer, R. Raikes, and W. Dicey, the persons concern'd with him, that they may enjoy the sole benefit of making and vending the said medicineBenjamin Okell · First published 1728Open the Tome
In the matter of the interference of the application of F.W. Willard, assignor to E.G. Allen, for a patent for improvement in process of making coal oil, with a patent granted to D. Alter and S.A. Hill, and their assignees, April 27, 1858, as reissued February 8, 1859Franklin W. Willard · First published 1859Open the Tome
An abstract of the patent granted by His Majesty King George, to Benj. Okell, the inventor of a medicine, call'd, Dr. Bateman's pectoral drops, and to J. Cluer, R. Raikes and W. Dicey, the persons concerned with the said inventor, that they may enjoy the sole benefit of the said medicineBenjamin Okell · First published 1726Open the Tome
