Williams' Cincinnati (Hamilton County, Ohio) city directory, 1868, Part 24

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Conkling Richard B. elk. bds. 25 Barr

Conkling Wm. mach. li. 286 Broadway

Conklyn Jno. C. (Burrowes & C.) res. Brighton Station, C., H. & D. R. R

Conlan M. lab. h. High nr. Washington

Conlerton Ann, h. 47 E. 4th

Conlett A. C. carp. wks. 457 Freeman

Conley Mrs. Ann, h. 41 Race

Conley Mrs. Annie, h. 289 Elm

Conley Edward, bds. Hummel House

Conley Geo. W. clk. n. e. c. 5th and Vine

Conley Gregory, lab. h. 52 Race

Conley James, printer, h. 23 Harrison

Conley J. T. paper mkr. h. 108 Baum

Conley John, 60 W. 6th

Conley John, lab. h. 7 Lucy

Conley John, lab. h. 154 Lock

Conley John, lab. h. e. s. Vine nr. Corp. Line Conley Mrs. Margaret, h. R. R. nr. Vance

Conley Michael, finisher, wks. 165 W. 2d

Conley Michael, dray. h. w. s. Oregon nr. 3d Conley P. hinge mkr. wks. M. Greenwood's Conley Patrick, dray. h. w. s. Oregon nr. 3d Conley Patrick H. saloon, 139 E. 6th Conley Thos. bklayer, h. 228 E. 6th "See also "Connelly"

Conlin Michael, bklayer, h. 240 E. 6th

Conlogue J. W. general sup't O. & M. R. R. 353 W.4th

Conlogue Wm. bds. 43 Hathaway

Conlon Mrs. C. h. 308 Main Conlon Geo. cooper, h. 308 Main Conlon J. lab. h. 394 E. Front Coulon James, saloon, 567 W. 5th

Conlon Michael, cooper, wks. 109 E. 8th

Conlon Thos. cooper, wks. 109 E. 8th Conlon Win. lab. bds. 186 Race

Conly Mrs. Alice, h. n. w. c. Pearl and Pike Conly Edward, eik. 196 Main

Conly Mrs. Jane, h. n. w. c. Pearl and Pike

Conly Miss Mary, h. 14 Pike

Conly Michael, brass founder, bds. 63 Elm Conly Peter, lab. h. 213 E. Front Conly Thos. saloon, 14 Pike

Conn Carrie, teacher, h. 190 Betts

Conn John, fireman, wks. C., H. & D. R. R

INSURE WITH THE

PHOENIX.

Connaghan Patrick, lab. h. 365 W. 5th Connant Miss Carrie, h. 126 Dayton Connarton A. finisher, wks. M. Greenwood's Connarty Patrick, grocery, 170 W. Front Connaughty James, lab. h. 143 Commerce

CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO., 65 W. 3d, Evans & Lind- sey, Agents

CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO., 34 W. 3d, C. W. Ellis, Agent

Connell Anna, h. 9 Pine

Connell C. shoe mkr. bds. s. w. c. 5th and Smith

Connell Chas. lab. wks. 100 Sycamore

Connell Cornelius, molder, h. 54 Richmond

Connell D. F. (Chas. Taylor & Co.) res. New Cumberland, W. Va

Connell Damel, lab. h. 489 W. 6th

Connell Edward, polisher, wks. C. Rule & Cole- inan's

Connell Mrs. Hannah, h. 302 John

Connell Jas. lab. h. e. s. Montgomery Pike

Connell Jas. dray. bds. 542 W. 5th

Connell Jas. lab. h. 11 Ramsey

Connell Mary, trimmings, 47 E. 8th

Connell Mrs. Mary, h. s. w. c. Central Av. and Pearl

Connell Patrick, lab. wks. 146 W. 3d

Connelly Andrew, bds. 324 Baymiller

Connelly Anna, huckster, h. 333 W. Court

Connelly Anthony, saloon, 568 W. 6th

Connelly Barney, joiner, h. 50 Kossuth

Connelly Mrs. Bridget, h. 12 Race

Connelly Cornelius, lab. wks. Finnigan's Stone Works

Connelly Mrs. Ellen, h. 91 W. Front

Connelly Frank, h. 27 Webb

Connelly J. cooper, h. 230 Broadway

Connelly J. lab. h. 52 Butler

Connelly J. H. clk. 94 W. 4th, h. 137 W. 7th

Connelly James, lab. h. 246 E. 6th

Connelly James, printer, h. 23 Harrison Connelly John, eng. h. 61 Butler

Connelly John, carp. h. 324 Baymiller

Connelly John, lab. h. 249 W. Front

Connelly Jos. carp. h. 305 Freeman

Connelly Margaret, servt. 428 W. Court

Connelly Mrs. Mary, h. 87 Longworth Connelly Mrs. Mary, h. 234 E. Pearl

Connelly Martin. lab. h. 109 E. 2d

Connelly Michael, cooper, h. 6 Crippen al

Connelly Michael, porter, 21 E. 2d

Connelly P. sheet iron wkr. 136 E. 2d, res. Newport

Connelly Patrick, cook, h. 99 E. 2d

Connelly Patrick, lab. h. 97 Hopkins

Connelly Peter, baker, h. 568 W. 6th

Connelly Richard, dray. h. 220 Water

Connelly Richard, watchman, bds. 315 W. 2d

Connelly Thos. lab. wks. 746 Central Av

Connelly Thos. painter, bds. 87 Longworth ROSee also "Conley"

Conner Chas. mach. h. 585 W. 5th

Conner Edward, lab. bds. 305 W. 2d

Conner James, mach. h. 563 W. 3d

Conner John, sawyer, h. 151 Central Av

Conner John G. tel. operator, bds. 62 Barr

Conner John S. elk. City Solicitor's office, h. 313 Race

Conner Michael, blksmith, h. s. e. c. Court and Cutter

Conner Michael, hostler, wks. 17 E. 5th

Conner O. E. at 171 Vine, res. Wyoming, O Conner P. S. phys. 313 Race

Conner Wm. lab. h. 103 E. 2d

Connerton Margaret, servt. c. Auburn and Corp. Line Conners Mrs. - , h. 243 E. Pearl

Conn John A. clk. Custom House, li. 190 Betts | Conners Arthur, shoe mkr. h. 48 Carr

Connecticut Mutual Life Ins. Co. Over $17,670,000. EVANS & LINDSEY, Agents, 65 W. Third St.

Assets,

For PUMPS, go to

Dannenhold & White,

PLUMBERS, 99 W. Fifth St.

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Conners C. mach. wks. I., C. & L. R. R Conners Mrs. Delia, h. 43 Observatory Road Conners Dennis, lab. h. n. s. Court nr. Harriet Conners Edward, blksmith, h. 125 Water Conners Felix, expressman, h. s. e. c. 2d and Smith

Conners Jas. eng. h. G. Taylor al

Conners John, carp. h. 151 Central Av Conners John, lab. n. s. Augusta w. of John

Conners John, lab. bds. 113 Elm

Conners John, lab. h. n. e. c. Broadway and 7th

Conners John, lab. h. 605 W. Front

Conners Martin, wks. 493 E. Front

Conners Michael, eng. h. s.e.c. 6th and Baum

Conners Michael, lah. bds. 717 Central Av

Conners Michael, lab. h. 11 Mill

Conners Mrs. Nora. h. 48 Carr

Conners Patrick, lab. h. 6 Taylor al

Conners Patrick, lab. wks. C., H. & D. R. R Connersman Peter, cigar mkr. h. c. 13th and Walnut

Connersmann John M. blksmith, h. 450 Walnut Connerty Andrew, tanner, bds. 161 Lock

Connery Edward, dray. h. 177 Barr

Connery Mary, servt. 202 Richmond Connery Margaret E. teacher, h. 177 Barr Connery Mrs. Susan, h. 177 Barr

Conniper Stephen, painter, bds. 367 W. 5th Connolly James, cooper, 25 Commerce, h. 230 Broadway

Connolly Lawrence, porter, h. 28 Commerce Connoly Wm. stair builder, h. s. s. Franklin nr. Western Av Connoly Bartley, saloon, 116 W. Front Connomer Anthony, stone cutter, wks. n. w. c. Elm and 2d

Connor Benj. H. mach. h. 206 Barr

Connor Dennis, shoe mkr. h. 58 E. 7th

Connor Jacob, bkmolder, h. 92 Gest Connor James, horse shoer, wks. 90 Richmond Connor Jeremiah, dray. h. 133 Spring

Connor Mrs. Johanna, h. 175 Central Av

Connor John, lab. res. W. Walnut Hills

Connor John, lab. h. w. s. Pancoast al. b. 7th and 8th

Connor M. blksmith shop, 404 W. Court, h. s. e. c. Court and Cutter

Connor Michael, lab. h. 126 Central Av Connors Ben. lab. res. W. Walnut Hills

Connors Mrs. Ellen, h. 170 W. Front Connors Mrs. Ellen, h. 448 George Connors Jas. eng. C., H. & D. R. R

Connors Jas. painter, bds. 308 Central Av

Connors John, lab. wks. 746 to 702 Central Av Connors Michael, grocery, n. s. Channing nr. Price

Connors Michael, lab. wks. 746 Central Av

Connors Michael, lab. C., H. & D. R. R Connors Patrick, striker, C., H. & D. R. R

Connors Thomas lab. wks. 746 Central Av

Connors Wm. saloon, n. e. c. Front and Lud- low

Connorton A. lab. h. 44 E. 7th Connory John, wks. 493 E. Front Conover Con. lah. O. & M. elevator Conover George W. (White & C.) h. 7th nr. Cen- tral Av

Conrad -, boiler mkr. wks. 26 Pike Conrad Casper, lab. h. 113 Poplar Conrad Chas. lab. wks. 159 W. 3d Conrad Chas. porter, h. 592 Race Conrad Mrs. Elizabeth, h. 752 W. Front Conrad Geo. tanner, h. 32 Dunlap Conrad Geo. trunk mkr. h. 102 Ham. Road Conrad H. mach. wks. M. Greenwood's Conrad J. lab. h. 374 E. Front Conrad John C. saloon, 717 Central Av Conrad Joseph, grocer, 63 Elder Conrad Louis, brewer, bds. 606 Vine Conrad Mary, h. 752 W. Front Conrad Mrs. Mary, h 140 Everett Conrad N. lab. wk4. 48 Martin Conrad Peter, huekster, h. 59 W. Court Conrad Peter, shoe mkr. h. 553 Walnut Conrad Sanford, lab. h. 140 Everett Conrad Terrance, lab. h. R. R. nr. Hill

Conrad Valentine, shoe mkr. h. 32 Dunlap Conrad Wmn. painter, h. 9 Mulberry Conradi Chas. mach. h. 393 Vine

Conradi Chr. foreman Lafayette Brewery Conradi Fred. blksmith, h. n. e. c. Elm and 14th

Conradi Fred. brewer, h. 745 Vine

Conradi Fred. (C. & Steinwedel) h. 492 Race Conradi Henry, lab. h. 544 Main

Conradi Herman, lab. wks. 397 Vine

C YONRADI & STEINWEDEL, (Fred. C. & Chas. S.) Carriage and Wagon Manu- facturers, 80 12th

Conradi W. car. trimmer, h. 174 Wade

Conrath P. S. saloon, s. w. c. Pearl and Ludlow. Conrow Orin, eng. h. 60 W. 6th

Conroy Chas. h. n. e. c. 3d and Central Av

Conroy Dennis, lab. h. 192 Cutter

Conroy Gregory, shoe mkr. wks. 275 Central Av

Conroy Henry, tailor, bds. 186 Race Conroy Jas. dray. h. 144 Baymiller

Conroy Jas. hostler, wks. 73 Gano

Conroy John, lab. h. w. s. McLean nr. Hatch

Conroy John, lab. h. 9 Donnersberger

Conroy John, lab. bds. s. e. c. Pike and Pearl Conroy John, lab. h. 43 Race

Conroy John, tailor, 143 W. Front

Conroy O. shoe mkr. bds. 186 Race

Conroy Peter, clk. 121 Walnut, h. 410 Race

Conroy Thos. lab. wks. n. w. c. Freeman and Front

Conroy Thos. lab. h. s. w. e. 3d and Mill Conry Michael, lab. h. 68 W. Mulberry Consadine Patrick, mach. wks. 222 E. Front Consel Gust. tinner, h. 103 Ham. Road Consel Henry. tinner, h. Black nr. Moore Conselyea Andrew, lab. h. 205 Bank

Constable Alexander, contractor, bds. n. s. Channing nr. Price

Constable J. finisher, wks. 200 Vine Constant H. mer. h. 300 Walnut

Consul Nicholas, turner, h. n. s. Carney nr. Hatch

Contant J. K. blksmith, wks. 132 W. 6th Contenberger Lewis, lab. h. 298 Carr

CONTINENTAL INSURANCE CO. of New York, Evans & Lindsey, Agents, 65 W. 3d

CONTINENTAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW YORK, H. B. Moore, General Agent, 38 W. 3d

CONTINENTAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF HARTFORD, 141 Main, T. L. Harper, General Agent

Conver Christian, butcher, h. 214 Findlay Converse D. H. watchman, h. 181 W. 6th Conway -, carp. h. 1216 E. Front

Conway C. widow, h. 70 Laurel

Conway Mrs. Catherine, h. 28 Avery Conway Dennis, lab. h. 150 Water Conway Geo. porter, h. 121 Avery Conway J. lab. Mills, Loughead & Co.'s

Conway Jas. lab. bds. 31 E. 5th Conway John, eng. h. 459 E. 3d

Conway John, dray. h. 531 W. 5th

Conway John, driver, Harnden Ex. Co

Conway John, carp. h. 104 George Conway John, lab. h. 376 E. 3d

Conway John, lah. h. 79 Abigail Conway John, policeman, h. 243 Broadway Conway Kate, servt. 229 E. 5th

Conway Lawrence, blksmith, h. 376 E. 3d

Conway M. mach. wks. 137 W. 2d

Conway M. R. finisher, wks. 137 W. 2d Conway Michael, carp. h. 89 Avery

Conway Michael, dray. wks. 288 Broadway

Conway Michael, lab. h. 141 Abigail Conway Michael, lab. h. 285 W. Front Conway Patrick, lab. bds. e. s. Lebanon Pike, c. Liberty

Conway Patrick, shoe mkr. wks. 97 Walnut

Conway Patrick, shoe mkr. 1265 E. Front Conway Thos. canvasser, h. 14 Commerce Conway Thos. dray. h. 85 Spring Conway Win. porter, h. 79 Accommodation Conway Wm. saloon, 320 Plum

Home Insurance Co., of N. Y. Cash Assets, $3,623,896 78.

EVANS & LINDSEY, Agents, 65 West Third St.

Gibson & Ogden,

PLUMBERS, GAS AND STEAM FITTERS, Corner Fifth and Plum Sts.

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Cook -, chair mkr. h. 200 Clark

Cook - -, widow, h. 249 Everett Cook -, h. s. w. c. Central Av. and Eliza- beth

Cook Mrs. h. 456 W. Front

Cook A. (A. C. & Co.) h. 66 Betts

Cook A. & Co. (A. C. & Geo. Cook) cab. ware, 491 Central Av

Cook A. J. coal measurer, bds. 393 George

Cook Ambrose, letter carrier, h. 451 W. Court Cook Ann, cof. h. 494 W. Front

Cook Barney, carp. h. 219 Betts

Cook Barney, coppersmith, wks. 171 W. Court Cook Barney, huckster, h. 611 Plum

Cook Benj. coffin mkr. h. 135 Carr

Cook C. A. (C., Coburn & Mack) res. Chicago Cook C. C. mate, h. 119 Barr

Cook C. mach. wks. M. Greenwood's

YOOK CARTER, Stoves and Tinware, h. w. c. Central Av. and Richmond

Cook Mrs. Catherine, h. 50 E. 2d Cook Chas. h. 361 W. 4th

Cook Chas. baker, wks. 293 Main

Cook Chas. jewelry, 370 W. 5th Cook Chas. porter, 56 W. 2d

Cook Chas. W. car. trimmer, bds. 414 W. 5th Cook Christ. teamster, h. n. s. Poplar b. Ham. Road and Buckeye

Cook Christopher, waiter, Atlantic Restaurant YOOK, COBURN & MACK, (C. A. C., C. E. C., E. B. M. & J. H. Burrill) Newspa- per Advertising Agents, Room 11, Pike's Opera House

Cook Edward, painter, h. High nr. Washing- ton

Cook Edward. renderer, n. w. c. Central Av. and Poplar, res. Spring Grove

Cook Fred. grocer, n. w. c. Betts and Baymil- ler

Cook Fred. shoe mkr. h. 16 E. Mulberry Cook Geo. (A. Cook & Co.) h. 66 Betts

Cook Geo. clk. 84 and 86 E. Pearl

Cook Geo. lab. h. 470 W. Front

Cook Geo. shoe mkr. bds. 470 W. Front

Cook Geo. A. marble cutter, h. 680 Vine

Cook H. cab. mkr. wks. s. w. c. Plum and Wade

Cook H. L. box mkr. wks. 305 Plum

Cook H. P. b. k. 69 W. 3d, h. 137 W. 7th Cook Mrs. Harriet, h. 171 E. 8th

Cook Henry, box mkr. h. Ludlow Av. nr. Gest COOK J. S., Walnut Hills Nursery, 197 and 199 Walnut, res. Walnut Hills

Cook Jacob, butcher, h. 64 Dunlap

Cook Jacob, lab. h. 69 E. Pearl

Cook Jacob, lab. h. 119 Buckeye

Cook Jacob, trunk mkr. wks. n. e. c. 2d and Main

Cook Jas. W. dyer, h. 76 Gest Cook John, baker, wks. 179 Race

Cook John, (Leonard & C.) h. 233 Everett Cook John, chair mkr. h. 4 Noble Court Cook John, furniture, 627 Central Av Cook John, grinder, b. 495 Walnut Cook John, Jab. h. 770 Central Av Cook John, lab. l. e. s. Eming nr. Ravine Cook John, packer, h. 20 Stark Cook John, polisher, li. 87 Findlay Cook John, tailor, bds. 125 Ham. Road Cook John, sheet iron wkr. h. 430 E. Front Cook John D. blksmith, h. 874 W. 6th Cook John D. saddler, h. 537 Baymiller Cook John L. agt. h. 267 Walnut Cook Jonah, dray. h. 92 Avery

Cook Joseph, (Fell & C.) h. 24 Dudley Cook Joseph, huckster, h. 87 Providence Cook Mrs. Julia, clk. h. 658 E. Front

Cook Lee, clk. s. e. c. 5th and Walnut, h. 371 W.5th

Cook Leonidas B. b. k. n. w. c. Central Av. and Richmond

Cook Lewis, mach. wks. 116 W. 2d Cook Lonis, clk. bds. 57 Everett Cook Lizzie, servt. 147 Linn Cook M. H. (M. H. C. & Co.) 11. 361 W. 4th

Cook M. H. & Co. (M. HI. C.) planing mill, 22 Hannibal

INSURE WITH THE

PHOENIX.

Cook M. W. sexton 7th Presbyterian Church Cook Mrs. Margaret, h. 219 Betts

Cook Mary, laundress, h. 102 Water

Cook Mrs. Mary, h. s. e. c. Richmond and MeLain Av

Cook Martin, lab. h. rear 401 Vine

Cook Michael, blksmith shop, 243 W. Liberty, h. 627 Central Av

Cook Michael, boiler mkr. wks. 29 Lawrence Cook Michael, lab. h. 55 Mill

Cook Mollie E. bds. 214 Plum

Cook Pat. mach. h. 78 15th

Cook Peter, lab. bds. 74 E. Pearl

Cook Peter, tailor, h. 33 Hamer

Cook Robert W. b. k. 25 W. 2d, res. Carthage

Cook S. H. printer, h. 356 Plum

Cook Mrs. Sallie, h. 137 Clinton

Cook Sophia, bds. 17 Jordan al

Cook Theo. h. 427 W. 6th

Cook Thos. eng. res. W. Walnut Hills

Cook W. C. at 199 Walnut, res. Walnut Hills

Cook W. H. h. 351 W. 8th

Cook W. H. physician, 101 W. 6th, h. 157 George Cook Wm. h. 317 George

Cook Wm. wks. 493 E. Front

Cook Wm. clk. h. 464 W. 9th

Cook Wm. h. 119 Buckeye

Cook Wm. boiler mkr. h. 490 E. Front

Cook Wm. foreman, h. 195 Hopkins

Cook Wm. D. tinner, wks. 343 Central Av

Cook Wm. E. clk. h. 76 Gest

Cook Y. finisher, li. 76 Avery

Cooke E. S. pass. agt. s. e. c. Public Landing and Broadway, bds. Broadway Hotel

OOKE G. F. Assistant Superintendent Erie Transportation Co., 108 Walnut ; h. 263 Everett

Cooke John T. clk. 72 W. 4th, h. 77 Mound

Cooke Mary, clk. 102 W. 5th

Cooke Richard, carp. h. 90 Barr

Cookmeyer Fred. sawyer, lı. 408 Freeman

Cooks Wm. clk. bds. 324 Freeman

Cooley John fireman, h. 230 Sycamore

Coolidge Chas. H. cik. 244 W. 2d, bds. 174 Plum

Coolidge Mrs. E. T. h. 162 W. 8th

Coolidge Edwin C. (John K. Coolidge & Co.) bds. 174 Plum

Coolidge John K. (J. K. C. & Co.) res. Spring Grove Coolidge John K. & Co. (John K. C., Natlian H. Hill & E. C. Coolidge) furniture, 244 W. 2d

Cooling Frank, tailor, h. 365 W. 5th

Cooling John, fireman, h. 30 Sycamore

Coolman Phillip, lab. h. 293 Water

Coombe E. (Daniels & C.) h. 145 Barr

Coombs Henry, tailor, bds. 162 W. 5th

Coon David, peddler, h. 67 Elder

Coon George, lab. h. 926 Central Av

Coon Henry, eng. h. 20 Goodloe

Coon Henry, policeman, h. 441 W. 9th

Coon John, eng. h. Kemper Lane nr. Front

Coones Frank, hostler, h. E. Front nr. Corp. Line

Coones Garret, lab. h. E. Front nr. Corp. Line

Cooncy Daniel, lab. res. W. Walnut Hills

Cooney John, lab. C., H. & D. R. R

Cooney Mrs. Mary, h. 481 W.3d

Cooney Patrick, grocery, 842 E. Front

Cooney Patrick, lab. h. 303 W. 2d

Coons Mrs. C. h. 604 E. Front Coons Charles E. finisher, bds. 456 W. 5th

Coons E. finisher, wks. 290 E. Front Coons Mrs. Frances, h. 456 W. 5th

Coons Geo. cigar mkr. h. 621 Sycamore

Coons Harrison, belt mkr. h. 533 E. 3d

Coons J. F. h. 89 E. 4th

Coons Win. clk. 118 W. 3d, bds. 265 W. 3d

Connecticut Mutual Life Ins. Co. over $17,670,000. EVANS & LINDSEY, Agents, 65 W. Third St.

Assets,

139

For HYDRANTS, go to

Dannenhold & White,

PLUMBERS, 99 W. Fifth St.

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17. MERE COLORABLE DIFFER- ENCES, or slight improvements, can not shake the right of the original inventor .- 2 Gall. 54.

18. A COMBINATION CLAIM is not in- fringed by the use of any number of parts less than the whole .- 3 M'Lean, 454

19. LEGITIMATE COMBINATION, is where two or more parts act together, in a new way, with a useful result.

20. MECHANICAL EQUIVALENT means a substitute known to the art.

21. THE PRODUCT of a patented machine is not patent property,-3 M'Lean, 296-97.

22. LOCAL RIGHTS .- Patented articles pur- chased under a local right can not be sold or used out- side of the territory of the vendor.

23. PATENTEES are required to mark each article made or vended under their patent, (or where this is impracticable, to mark the package) with the word "patented," and the day and year; but in- fringers, who have been duly notified, are liable, not- withstanding the omission of such marking by the patentee. Aet 1861. Sec. 13.

24. PENALTY of not less than $100 and costs is incurred for each fraudulent marking of unpatented articles with the word "patent " or like phrase, or for unauthorized use of a patentee's mark. Act 1842, Sec. 5

25. THE INVENTION, if new, and useful to the public, may be the result either of long experiment and profound research, or of a sudden and lucky thought or mere accidental discovery. * ** * Luek, labor, or inspiration gives an equal right .- Tindal, C. J.

The first inventor has the prior right, if he had re- duced the invention to a practical form by drawing or otherwise, and has nsed reasonable diligence in adapting and perfecting it .- 1 Story, 590-596.

There is no doubt that he who has discovered some new element or property of matter, may secure to himself the ownership of his discovery, so soon as he lias been able to illustrate its practicability and to demonstrate its valuc. His patent, in such a case, will be commensurate with the principle it annonnces to the world, and may be as broad as the mental conception itself. But the mental conception must have been susceptible of embodiment, and must, in fact, have been ciubodicd in somne mechanical device, or in some process or art. The abstract must be re- solved into the concrete. The patent must be for a thing, not for an idea merely .- Kano, J., U. S. D. C. Pa.

26. SECRET USE .- The inventor, who, from selfishnoss, indifference, or eaprico, wishes to with- hold from the knowledge and enjoyment of his fellow- citizens a discovery which he has made, must see to it, that, in burying his "secret," he preserves proofs of its existence, ready to be produced whenever the action of another and more generous inventor shall summon him to the issue .- Holt, Commissioner of l'atents, Nov., 1858.

North American Ins. Co., of N. Y. Cash Assets, $702,162 32.

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Williams' Cincinnati (Hamilton County, Ohio) city directory, 1868, Part 24

Author: Publication date: 1868/69 Publisher: Taylor, Mich. : Williams Directory Co Number of Pages: 752

Author:
Publication date: 1868/69
Publisher: Taylor, Mich. : Williams Directory Co
Number of Pages: 752