The national whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1847, 1847-08-06

and conrave furrowed bed, substantially as herein
described and set FORTH"
To Uriah Anterior Boyden, Of Boston, Mass. for
improvement in water-wheels. Patented June S.,
l847. Annotated December S, 1876
"What claim as my invention, and desire TO
secure by letters patent is firstly fastening conical
or bell-shaped rings to the circumference outer
edges OF the rings rims of turbine wheels
and reaciing water-wheels, which the floats are
attached to, or making the rings or rims which the
floats are attached to, of so large diameter to
extend outward beyond the outer extremties of
The floats or buckets, aud making the part of one
or both OF the rings or rims which are outside Of
the floats, curved, conical, bel-shaped of such
other form that the distance between them at their
exterior edg 5 or circumference shall be greater
than at their parts next the outer extremites Of
the floats, as described above. l do not limit my
claim exactly to the width or forms described
above, but extend il to all forms which are essen
TALLY the same as tho above described. do not
include in this claim placing bell-shaped rings
around the circumference Of wheels, detached and
separate from the wheels; a patent having been
issued to me for such, dated Nov'r !, 1916: but
claim these adjuncts, SO alta he'd 10 the wheels as
to revolye with the Wheels or SO made as to be
parts of the wheels. Secondly, making the parts
of the tops Of the leadiag curves at and near the
garniture, sopiDg, as descr bed above, though do
mentioned above, but extend IL 10 all slopes Of any
angle, inclination, curvature and extent, which
will in any degree answer the same purpose"
To Willis w. Cawling, of Richmond, Virginia, for
imp't in machinery for raising ice from ponds,
SC. Patented June 5.
"What claim as my invention, and d sire 10
secure by letters patent is, the method Of elesang
blocks of ice from the water, by means Of an end
less belt or chain, provided with sharp metallic
points, substantially as described"
To Edwin Wesson, of Marlborough, Mass, for
improvement in firearms. Patented June 5.
"What claim as my invention, is the afore-
described improved mode of combining aud con-
Meeting several guns barrels so as cause their
charges to be fired by the explosion Of the charge
in one Of them, substantially as herein before set
forth"
To Joseph Rowland, Of Hancock, Md, for impt
in Tenders for canal boats. Patented June S.
"What | claim as my invention, and desire to
secure BY letters patent is, the attaching to canal
boat and barge movable tenders, as herein describ
ed, in combination with the arms, levers, ropes
and uprights, as herein described"
To Henry B. Sommers, of Greenfield, Ind, for
improvement in turf ploughs. Patented June 5,
lS47. Antedated December 5, 1916
"What claim is, first, the above named toothed
j, j,
operating in the manner and for the purpose de-
scribed. | also claim the forward cutter (d), in
combination with the wheel ii) and shares CHI J,
for dwelling the bogs turf, i'll the manner de-
scrbed. also claim he vertical cutters mn in
| combination with the shares (hh), for separating
the furrow from the land border, as described"
To Richard Walker, Of Portsmouth, N. H., for
| improvement in machinery for cutting files. Pa
| tented June H.
"What claim as my invention therein, and de-
sire to secure by letters patent is, the combination
oil the weight, cam, slide, and dog, With the car
riage, toggle joint and cutter levers, fer the pur-
pose of cutting files by pressure, substantially in
the manner herein set forth"
To Jesse Leayns, OF Springfield, Mass, for impr
in sash machinery. Patented June L.
aWhal ] claim therein as new, and desire TO Sc
cure by letters patent is, first, the employment OF
small cutter heads, placed on separate shafts, "a
right angles to the stuff to be tenoned which ent
ables them to cut with the graft, and also to cut
under at the shoulder, apd be readily adjustable,
| the space between The cutters being left free for
the tenon to pass through set forth, so that by
passing the stuff once through, il is tcnoncd COPIED
and franked, at one operation, above specified.
Secondly, ] claim the combination Of the treadle
with tie rotary power of mortsing machine, to
gauge the depth to which the chisels cut, and 10
tighten the band gradually the chsels cut deep
er, SO tlatthe chscls can be gagged and driven at
| any elevation within the compass of the machine
by the band connected with the eccentric shaft as
herein set forth, and al the same time be east
y worked by manual power, if r. quired. Thirdly,
claim constructing the cutter irons in the man
ner set FORTH in two or more parts, having all the
cutting edg in the same plane, SO that they can
be readily separated and sharpened when made in
the most complex figure, and then recombined in
| a permanent manner, as set forth"
y
To Isaac II. Hershey, of Hage, s.own, Md for
improvement in compositions for eurrying leath-
| Ell. Patented June II.
"What ] claim as my invention or discovery,
and desire to secure by letters patent is, the Of
rosin, gum asHhaltum, and hard soap, mixed and
combined with oil and stale urine, as above stated,
and foe the purpose and use above stated"
To D. Tomlinson and H. S. Hopkins, of Brook
field, Conn. for Improvement in fi,e alarms.
| Patented June IL.
"What we claim as our invention and which
we desire to secure by letters patent is, FIRST the
| particular manner of combining and arranging the
lever (A) bar (B), sword (C), right-anglcd weight
ed lever (aaD, perforated plate (C), with the ue.
talc rod or wire (F), attached to the said right
angled weighted lever (aa') and fixed object az,
kept in state of tension by said weighted lever
(aa') and caused to operate the sword (c) by a
change of tempe ature, disengaging the bar (B)
from the lever CA add thus causing the verge (r)
to vibrate, and the hammer (r) 10 operate on the
bell a. by the action of the weight 90 and verge
wheel (P)."
To James R. Stafford, Of Cleveland, Ohio, for inn
4 provcmsnt in boilers for culinary purposes. Pa
! tented June l2.
"What | claim as my invention, and desire 10
secure by letters patent is, the applications of me-
tallic tube or tubes on either side of or within the
body Of pots, kettles, steamers or other culinary
vessels, when such tube or tubes shall be used OF
intended to be used, for the purpose OF conducting
oil the steam or gases generate within said cult
nary vessels, downward into the stove crate OF
range on which they may be placed"
| To J. w. Thatcher, of Danyile, Penn, for imp't
in cooking-stoves. Patented June 10.
"What claim as my invention, and desire 10
secure BY letters patent is, the employment in COM
bination with the fire chamber, of a chamber Of
sufficient capacity for baking, roasting, or other
culinary operation, through which the air to sup
the in fire oh r,har r,uut ,,.s