Volume 11 (1865) (424 pages)

144 The Mining and Scientific Lress, MINING AND SOIENTIFIO PRESS PATENT AGENCY. Wor the Pacifie Coast. Qrrice oF Tne Mining AND SciRNTIFIO Pruss—No. 505 Clay strect, corner of Sansome, San Franelsco. Information for Inventors! Inventors on this coast having their applications for patents made out through onr Agency can sign their papers at once, and thns secure their rights at least three montha sooner than by trusting the sanie to distant agencies, situated in New York or Washington. The Patent Law Amendment Act, of March 4th, 1861, and March 3d, 1463, now in foree, introduccs several important changes in our Patent System. The generat practice of the Patent Offiee, however, ln rezani to the examination and issue of Letters Patenttor new luyentious, remains nearly the-same as heretotore. a The amendment of 3d March, 1863, provides, In section 3, that every patent shall bo dated as of a day vot later than six Toonths after the tine at whieh It was passed and allowed, and untice thereof sent to the applicant or his agent, And if the tinal fee tor snch patent be not pald within the sald six months, the patent shallbe witheld,and the inventlon thereln described shall beecomo JD property as against the npplicant therefor: Provided, That in all cases whero patents haye been allowed previous ta the passage of thisact, thesaid six nionths shall be reckoned from the date of stich passage. BY The first question, therefore, that presents itself to the inventor, who desires to procure a patcut, ls: "Can Jobtain a patentee A positive auswer to this question ls only to be bad y presenting a formal apnlleation fora patent to the Government,embracing a petition, speciticntion, modcl, duplicate, drawings, and the payment of the prescribed official tecs. Aside from these steps, all the inventor can do is, to submit his plans to persons expcricneed in tho business of obtaining patents, and sollclt thesr opinion and ndvice. II the parties fionsulted are bonorable inen, the inventor may safely counde his ideas to them, and they will inform him whether or cot his invention is probably patentable. . Thoso who have made inventions and desire to consult with us respecting the same, arc cordially invited to do so. e shall be happy to see them in person at onr office, or to advise them by mail, or through the Mining anp Sc.entiric Press. In allecases they may expect Irom us an honest opinion. For these consultations, opinion and advice, we make no charge. A Demme noalne sketch, and description of the invention should be sent, together with a stamp tor return Gstnges Write plain ; donot usc peneil or pale ink; be rief. Remember that all business committed to our care, and all consultations, aro kopt by us sceret, and strictly confidenfl. Caveats. A Caveat is a confidential communication made to the Patent Office, and is therefore filed witliln its secret archives. The privllege secured under a caveat ls, that it entities the eaveator to receive notice, fer a period of ono year, of an application for a patent subsequently filed, and which is adjudged to be novel, and is likely to interfere-wlth the in‘ventlon described in the caveat, and the caveator Is then required to complete his appllentionfor a patent within three months from the date of sald notice. Caveat papers shonbl be very cab ull ieepateds Our fee for the service varies from $10 to $20. The Government fee under the new law is reduced to ten dollars; and this sum does not apply, as heretofore, as part of the fee on presenting an applicntlon for as patenInyeutors will ofttimes find it very importint to take advantuge of the caveat systein—tiie expense under tho law belng Bomnaratively small, To enable us to prepare caveat paper, we only require asketch and deseription of the invention; no model being necessary. Expense of Applying for a Patent, Rejections, sto. Under the new law, the Government fee, on fillng an application for a pateut, ls fifteen dollars ; aud if the patent is allowed, py eny dollars additional is required. If rejected, the first fee of fifteen dollars is all that is demanded. Engsh, French, Austrian, Prussian Spanish, and Inventors of every nationality, may now obtaln patents m the United States npon the same terms as our own citizens. The only diseriinination made is agalnst subjeetsof govermment tbat discriminate against the inhabitants of the United States. To the foregoing officlal fees inust be added the Attorney's fees for preparing the varlous doenments and drawlngs. Our eharge for preparing a ease, presenting Itto the Gov ernment, aud attending toall business counected with it, untlla deelsion is given, Isfrom $20 to$i0. If the patent is granited no further ageney expenses enauss. If the appllcatlon is rejected we a cnusecthorough Investigatlon to be made Into the reasons presented to the Commissioner for refnsing the patent. In ae this examination, we have excess to all the drawings, models, books and specifications cited in reference, and we report the result as early as possible to our client. . If the rejectlon proves to bo an unjust one—which somethnes happens—it ean generally be reversed, and the pateut obtained by coutestinstheease. Forthis prosecution we eharge a fee pruportionate to the extra labor involved, pan able euly on the Issue of the patent ; but our demand will be roasonable and satisfactory to our elfents, and will bo arraneed beforchand by special agrecinent. The system adopted by us works well, fives general satlsfaction and presents to nll applicants, rich or poor, an equal ce of having thelr patent cases prepared, conduet-ed and prosceuted in the best manner, by experienced attorney's, upou the most moderate terms. Inventors who have rejected cases, prepared either by themselves, or for them by other agents, and desire to asecrtain their prospects of success by furtlier efforts, are Invited to avail themaelves of our unequallod facilitles in securing favorable results. We have been suceesslul lu securlug Letters Patent in many cascs of sucha matter. Our terms for such cases are yery moderate. Models, Remittances, ots. The law requires that the inventor shall, in all cases, furnish a model, which must not exceed twelve inches in any ol lts dimentlons; it should be neatly made, of hard wood or metal, or both, varnished or palnted ; the name of the nventor should be engraved or painted on It cousplenously. Wheu the invention consists ot an improvement on some known machine, a full workiug model of the whole wlll not be necessary. It should be sufficiently perfect, however, to showy with clearness, the nature and operation of the invention. ‘As soon as tho model Is ready, It should becarcfully boxed ond shipped oy express or otherwiso, to our address, namoly: Dewry Co., Mining and Sclentific Press, No. 505 Clay Street, corner of Sansome, San Franelseo, Cal. Prepay expenses and send express rccelpt ta us by mall. Simultaneously with the model, the inventor should send ns the tirst Installment of the Govermnont tee, fifteen dol-. lars, The money muy be forwarded either by express With tbe model, or by mail. The safest way to remit is by dralt on San Franelseo, ee to our order. Always send a Ictiter w_th)the model,and also tho reiittance stating the name and address of the sender, e Afull description should also be sent with the model, embodying all the Ideas of tbe inventor respectlug the improvemen Ou the recite of the model and Government fee, the case is duly registered upou our books, mid tho ppplication proceeded With asias: as possible. When the documents areready we send them tothe inventor by mail, for hls oxamination, signature and affidavit, with a letter of Instruetlon, éte. Onrlee tor preparing the cnse isthen due and will be ealled for. The case will then be presented to the Patent O“{s2, and as soon as the patent Is ordered to be issued the Government fee, namely, twenty dulitars. Inventors who dv business with us will be notified of the atate of thelr application in the Patent ONice, when it ls poselble for usto do so. We do not require the personal attend: ance of the inventor, unless it is one of great complication; the business can be well done by correspondence. When the Invention consists of a new artlele of manufac: ture, or a new composition, simpios of the separate ingredients, sufficlent tomake the cxporiment, and also of the manufactnred artlele itself must be furnished. he average time required to procure a patent, when the case is condneted at our agency, ls three months. Wo fre: quontly get thei through iu Tess time; but iu other cases, owing to delay on the part of officlals, the perlod 1s sometimes extemled to four or five months, and oven more, We ee special polut to forward our cases as rapldly as posslblo, Patent Office Fees, and How Payable. Nearly all the fees payablo to the Patent Office are posltlvciy required hy law to be paid In advance. Yor thesake of uniformity and convenience, the remalning fees will be reqtlred to be pnid In the same manner; that is to say, before the labor lg performed ror which they are to bo recolyedla payment . The following ia the Government tarlif of fees established by law: Ou every ap for a desizn, for 3 y'rs and 6 mos. Bid On cyery an 15 plication for a design, for seven years. On every appheation for a design, for fourteen yew On every application for a patout, for seventeen yea On every cayeat. e On issuitg cach yr On fillng a disclaimer On every application for 1 On every additional patent grante On every application lor an exten On the grant of evcry extenslon. v appeal to the Cominissioner fro! 8s; On every appeal to the Judges of Circuit Court, D. €. 25 We have had successful experience in conducting these appeals and our services are rendered on moderate terms. DEWEY «& CO., Agents, Miulng and Scientific Press Office, No. 505 Clay street, cor er of Sansome, San Francisco. STILL PROGRESSING! THE OFFICE OF THE Mining and Scientific Press was removed, April 8, to the old printing stand lately known us Waters Bros. & Co.'s, snuthwest eoruer of Ciay and Sansome streets (oue block south of our former location), where we bayo consolidated with a One of the oldest aud best appointed estubiishments in the eity for CHEAP, RAPID AND FINE PRINTING. ‘We are well prepared to do good work, and as cheap as any prompt and reliable frm in Sau Frmicisco, and will guaranteo entire satisfaction to evory reasonabie individual who may be kind cnough to bestow upon us his patronage. . LAW ERIEFS, MINING CERTIFICATES, PETROLEUM CEETIFICATES, BLANK BOOKS, MINING BLANKS, BOOKS, PAMPHLETS, CARDS, CIECULARS, MINING REPORTS. Orders from the Interlor will receive prompt attention, We shall take earo to seeure corrcetuess iu all work exeeuted for partlesont of town. Small packuges will be forwarded by muil at our expense. City customers, or persons visiting San Francisco, are nvited to call and examine our specimens, when they will be politely informed of our prices by the Proprietors. E.D. WATERS, Jr, “ W. B. EWER. CW. M. SMITH, } Propriators. ee T. DEWEY, SALMON’S PROPELLOR AMALGAMATOR — AND — Challenge Settler Has beenin use and thoroughly tosted, both in Californla and Nevada, with entire satlsfactlon to all partles conecrned. These Machines are Mnde entirely diferent from nny others, And with the same power wilil grind. amalgamaie, scttle and separate, more gold and silver ore than any.othersnow in use. Mannfactured at the SAN FRANCISCO FOUNDRY, where Machlucs ean be seen In nperation. Address” gvli J. & W, C, SALMON, To Local affections no words. can’give a just idea of the comfort one of these plasters impart. 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144 The Mining and Scientific Lress, MINING AND SOIENTIFIO PRESS PATENT AGENCY. Wor the Pacifie Coast. Qrrice oF Tne Mining AND SciRNTIFIO Pruss—No. 505 Clay strect, corner of Sansome, San Franelsco. Information for Inventors! Inventors on this coast having their applications for patents made out through onr Agency can sign their papers at once, and thns secure their rights at least three montha sooner than by trusting the sanie to distant agencies, situated in New York or Washington. The Patent Law Amendment Act, of March 4th, 1861, and March 3d, 1463, now in foree, introduccs several important changes in our Patent System. The generat practice of the Patent Offiee, however, ln rezani to the examination and issue of Letters Patenttor new luyentious, remains nearly the-same as heretotore. a The amendment of 3d March, 1863, provides, In section 3, that every patent shall bo dated as of a day vot later than six Toonths after the tine at whieh It was passed and allowed, and untice thereof sent to the applicant or his agent, And if the tinal fee tor snch patent be not pald within the sald six months, the patent shallbe witheld,and the inventlon thereln described shall beecomo JD property as against the npplicant therefor: Provided, That in all cases whero patents haye been allowed previous ta the passage of thisact, thesaid six nionths shall be reckoned from the date of stich passage. BY The first question, therefore, that presents itself to the inventor, who desires to procure a patcut, ls: "Can Jobtain a patentee A positive auswer to this question ls only to be bad y presenting a formal apnlleation fora patent to the Government,embracing a petition, speciticntion, modcl, duplicate, drawings, and the payment of the prescribed official tecs. Aside from these steps, all the inventor can do is, to submit his plans to persons expcricneed in tho business of obtaining patents, and sollclt thesr opinion and ndvice. II the parties fionsulted are bonorable inen, the inventor may safely counde his ideas to them, and they will inform him whether or cot his invention is probably patentable. . Thoso who have made inventions and desire to consult with us respecting the same, arc cordially invited to do so. e shall be happy to see them in person at onr office, or to advise them by mail, or through the Mining anp Sc.entiric Press. In allecases they may expect Irom us an honest opinion. For these consultations, opinion and advice, we make no charge. A Demme noalne sketch, and description of the invention should be sent, together with a stamp tor return Gstnges Write plain ; donot usc peneil or pale ink; be rief. Remember that all business committed to our care, and all consultations, aro kopt by us sceret, and strictly confidenfl. Caveats. A Caveat is a confidential communication made to the Patent Office, and is therefore filed witliln its secret archives. The privllege secured under a caveat ls, that it entities the eaveator to receive notice, fer a period of ono year, of an application for a patent subsequently filed, and which is adjudged to be novel, and is likely to interfere-wlth the in‘ventlon described in the caveat, and the caveator Is then required to complete his appllentionfor a patent within three months from the date of sald notice. Caveat papers shonbl be very cab ull ieepateds Our fee for the service varies from $10 to $20. The Government fee under the new law is reduced to ten dollars; and this sum does not apply, as heretofore, as part of the fee on presenting an applicntlon for as patenInyeutors will ofttimes find it very importint to take advantuge of the caveat systein—tiie expense under tho law belng Bomnaratively small, To enable us to prepare caveat paper, we only require asketch and deseription of the invention; no model being necessary. Expense of Applying for a Patent, Rejections, sto. Under the new law, the Government fee, on fillng an application for a pateut, ls fifteen dollars ; aud if the patent is allowed, py eny dollars additional is required. If rejected, the first fee of fifteen dollars is all that is demanded. Engsh, French, Austrian, Prussian Spanish, and Inventors of every nationality, may now obtaln patents m the United States npon the same terms as our own citizens. The only diseriinination made is agalnst subjeetsof govermment tbat discriminate against the inhabitants of the United States. To the foregoing officlal fees inust be added the Attorney's fees for preparing the varlous doenments and drawlngs. Our eharge for preparing a ease, presenting Itto the Gov ernment, aud attending toall business counected with it, untlla deelsion is given, Isfrom $20 to$i0. If the patent is granited no further ageney expenses enauss. If the appllcatlon is rejected we a cnusecthorough Investigatlon to be made Into the reasons presented to the Commissioner for refnsing the patent. In ae this examination, we have excess to all the drawings, models, books and specifications cited in reference, and we report the result as early as possible to our client. . If the rejectlon proves to bo an unjust one—which somethnes happens—it ean generally be reversed, and the pateut obtained by coutestinstheease. Forthis prosecution we eharge a fee pruportionate to the extra labor involved, pan able euly on the Issue of the patent ; but our demand will be roasonable and satisfactory to our elfents, and will bo arraneed beforchand by special agrecinent. The system adopted by us works well, fives general satlsfaction and presents to nll applicants, rich or poor, an equal ce of having thelr patent cases prepared, conduet-ed and prosceuted in the best manner, by experienced attorney's, upou the most moderate terms. Inventors who have rejected cases, prepared either by themselves, or for them by other agents, and desire to asecrtain their prospects of success by furtlier efforts, are Invited to avail themaelves of our unequallod facilitles in securing favorable results. We have been suceesslul lu securlug Letters Patent in many cascs of sucha matter. Our terms for such cases are yery moderate. Models, Remittances, ots. The law requires that the inventor shall, in all cases, furnish a model, which must not exceed twelve inches in any ol lts dimentlons; it should be neatly made, of hard wood or metal, or both, varnished or palnted ; the name of the nventor should be engraved or painted on It cousplenously. Wheu the invention consists ot an improvement on some known machine, a full workiug model of the whole wlll not be necessary. It should be sufficiently perfect, however, to showy with clearness, the nature and operation of the invention. ‘As soon as tho model Is ready, It should becarcfully boxed ond shipped oy express or otherwiso, to our address, namoly: Dewry Co., Mining and Sclentific Press, No. 505 Clay Street, corner of Sansome, San Franelseo, Cal. Prepay expenses and send express rccelpt ta us by mall. Simultaneously with the model, the inventor should send ns the tirst Installment of the Govermnont tee, fifteen dol-. lars, The money muy be forwarded either by express With tbe model, or by mail. The safest way to remit is by dralt on San Franelseo, ee to our order. Always send a Ictiter w_th)the model,and also tho reiittance stating the name and address of the sender, e Afull description should also be sent with the model, embodying all the Ideas of tbe inventor respectlug the improvemen Ou the recite of the model and Government fee, the case is duly registered upou our books, mid tho ppplication proceeded With asias: as possible. When the documents areready we send them tothe inventor by mail, for hls oxamination, signature and affidavit, with a letter of Instruetlon, éte. Onrlee tor preparing the cnse isthen due and will be ealled for. The case will then be presented to the Patent O“{s2, and as soon as the patent Is ordered to be issued the Government fee, namely, twenty dulitars. Inventors who dv business with us will be notified of the atate of thelr application in the Patent ONice, when it ls poselble for usto do so. We do not require the personal attend: ance of the inventor, unless it is one of great complication; the business can be well done by correspondence. When the Invention consists of a new artlele of manufac: ture, or a new composition, simpios of the separate ingredients, sufficlent tomake the cxporiment, and also of the manufactnred artlele itself must be furnished. he average time required to procure a patent, when the case is condneted at our agency, ls three months. Wo fre: quontly get thei through iu Tess time; but iu other cases, owing to delay on the part of officlals, the perlod 1s sometimes extemled to four or five months, and oven more, We ee special polut to forward our cases as rapldly as posslblo, Patent Office Fees, and How Payable. Nearly all the fees payablo to the Patent Office are posltlvciy required hy law to be paid In advance. Yor thesake of uniformity and convenience, the remalning fees will be reqtlred to be pnid In the same manner; that is to say, before the labor lg performed ror which they are to bo recolyedla payment . The following ia the Government tarlif of fees established by law: Ou every ap for a desizn, for 3 y'rs and 6 mos. Bid On cyery an 15 plication for a design, for seven years. On every appheation for a design, for fourteen yew On every application for a patout, for seventeen yea On every cayeat. e On issuitg cach yr On fillng a disclaimer On every application for 1 On every additional patent grante On every application lor an exten On the grant of evcry extenslon. v appeal to the Cominissioner fro! 8s; On every appeal to the Judges of Circuit Court, D. €.. 25 We have had successful experience in conducting these appeals and our services are rendered on moderate terms. DEWEY «& CO., Agents, Miulng and Scientific Press Office, No. 505 Clay street, cor er of Sansome, San Francisco. STILL PROGRESSING! THE OFFICE OF THE Mining and Scientific Press was removed, April 8, to the old printing stand lately known us Waters Bros. & Co.'s, snuthwest eoruer of Ciay and Sansome streets (oue block south of our former location), where we bayo consolidated with a One of the oldest aud best appointed estubiishments in the eity for CHEAP, RAPID AND FINE PRINTING. ‘We are well prepared to do good work, and as cheap as any prompt and reliable frm in Sau Frmicisco, and will guaranteo entire satisfaction to evory reasonabie individual who may be kind cnough to bestow upon us his patronage. . LAW ERIEFS, MINING CERTIFICATES, PETROLEUM CEETIFICATES, BLANK BOOKS, MINING BLANKS, BOOKS, PAMPHLETS, CARDS, CIECULARS, MINING REPORTS. Orders from the Interlor will receive prompt attention, We shall take earo to seeure corrcetuess iu all work exeeuted for partlesont of town. Small packuges will be forwarded by muil at our expense. City customers, or persons visiting San Francisco, are nvited to call and examine our specimens, when they will be politely informed of our prices by the Proprietors. E.D. WATERS, Jr, “ W. B. EWER. CW. M. SMITH, } Propriators. ee T. DEWEY, SALMON’S PROPELLOR AMALGAMATOR — AND — Challenge Settler Has beenin use and thoroughly tosted, both in Californla and Nevada, with entire satlsfactlon to all partles conecrned. These Machines are Mnde entirely diferent from nny others, And with the same power wilil grind. amalgamaie, scttle and separate, more gold and silver ore than any.othersnow in use. Mannfactured at the SAN FRANCISCO FOUNDRY, where Machlucs ean be seen In nperation. Address” gvli J. & W, C, SALMON, To Local affections no words. can’give a just idea of the comfort one of these plasters impart. They are tbe plaster of the day, and a fit typo of our present advaucement ia science and art, Iu Asthma Cough .Kidney Affectiona, and local deep-seated pains ta ” pocmauent relief. TRY ONE, and be conriuce PRINCIPAL OFFICE T. ALLCUU o., 1 Erandreth’s Building, New York. > W. F. BRANDRETH, OFFICE AT Crane & Brigham’s. SAN FRANCISCO, a> FORSAL BY ALL . /DRUGGISTS. -cy 9y25q BACK VOLUMES. Back files of the Minmc axn Soienvirire Press, from Jannary Ist, 1864, to the present Ilme, wlll be furnlshed at 33 per volume of slx months, bound In cloth, $5, ee , HELMBOLD’S FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU Yor NonRetention or Incontinence of Urine, Inflammation or Ulceration of ie Bladder or Kiducys, Diseases ot the

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The above Extracts are prepared on aes selentlfie pee les—In Vneno—and embody the full strength of the ngredleuts aout Into their composition. A ready .and conclusive test wlll be a comparison of thelr properties with those set forth In the U.S @ ) HOW TO USE THE REMEDIES, . Dispensatory, Tn Diseases of the Blood, Humors on the Face, or any and every part of the body, use Extract of Sarsaparilla, applying _to Pimples and all external Mumors or Eruptions the Improved Rose Wash. Use the Extract Buchu for all disenses reqniring the ald of a dluretle, exeept those of the Urinary Urgans, such as Gonorrheea ang Gleet; in these use the Extract Buchn, and lnjeet with the Inproved Rose Wash. aca i@THESE EXTRACTS HAVE BEEN ADMITTED TO USE IN THE UNITED STATES ARMY, and also are in very general nse In all the STATE HOSPITALS AND PULINSTITUTIONS throughout the land, as well asin pri vate practice, and are considered as inyaluable remedies, MEDICINE DELIVERED TO ANY ADDRESS. 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Notlee to Creilltors—All persons are hereby notlfied, who have clalms agalnat the said deceased. or this estate, to present the same, wlth necessary vouchers, to the undersignel, at No. 504 Merchant street, San Francisco, within four months afier the first publication of this notice (a summary admin. istration ol this estate having been ordered), else the sanie wili be forever barred. J. A. WOODSON, Attorney for P. Wanner, Adm'r of sn{nl Estate, 604 Merchant sircet. fan Franelseo Aug. 26, E865. By lI4Aw OUNTY COURT, CITY AND COUNTY OF SAN FRAN. elsco.—In the matter of the appllenlion of the Palmyra Milland Milnolng Company for an order ot dissolution. Notlce Is hcrevy given to all persons Interested that ‘the Palmyra Mill and Mining Company have thls day filed thelr netitlon tn the Counly Clerk's office of sald Cliy and County, praylng for an order of dissolution, und in pursnfneo ot an order of the Hon. Samicl Cowles, this du made, ail persons interested arc hereby notifiod to be an appear before tho Hon. Samuel Cowles, Connty Jndgo of sald clty aud county, at hls chambers, in the Clty Hall, on IONDAY, the 2d day of October, 1865, at 9 o'clock, A. M., of that day, to show cause, If any they have, why the prayors of sald petitioners shonld not be granled. ~~ ltness my hand and seal of said Court, the { rare i 30th day of Auguat, 1865. E WM: LOEWY, Clerk, By Wa. Harnux, Dep. Clerk. —— TRY « wy ww ww SSSSSS Ss Ww ww W SsS SS. WwW iw W Ww 885 a weWw ww SSS www iw SSS ww Www . S88 ww wow = "sss ww ww Ss 58S ww ww SK SSS WwW Ww SSSSSS Ward’s Perféct Fitting Shirts. These Shirta are too well known to need any éemment, both for perleet fit and quallty. A large supply always on hand. Also, the largest stock of Gents’ Fine Furnishing Goods on the Paelfic Coast. Try one of his Shirts, and you will ncyer wear any others. Ss. W. H. WARD & SON, No. S28 Montgomery Sircet. 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