Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-04
IFrom the Ohio cultivstor.l
List Of New Patents.

Relating TO agriculture and Domestic Arts up 10 July
10, 1851 ~
To David aud Herman WOLF OF Lebanon Pa for Improvement
in Seed Distributors Of Seed Planters. l t-iN
We claim combination with the notched transverse
bar, the employment Of the onted ceavers projecting
from the reeesses Of said bar into the aperures OF slide
bars for preventing the choking eff tie apertures-
To j. W. Briggs Of Cleveland o. for Improvement in Collars
tal for Harness. t tstD
claim the U-shaped metallic breast-pate suitably
padded and made 10 t around the neck OF the horse
the same being so limited in length as not 10 reach the
shoulder blades of the ANIMAL and being suspended from
the neck by neck strap sCa 80 el i'se 87iiffs-l
To J. Hunt Rising SUM- Nd for Improvement the
sflf irliIel.lf Gearing OF Seed Planter.
claim the arrangement and combination Of the dou.
BILE bolt with its slotted arm, ck-shait with its
(two) and Pman, for the double purpose of giving
ton to the feeding apparatus, and also regulating the
quantity Of seed be sown when said pitman is
ted by long crank upon which it travels, shown
To c. Dickcy OF Washington d. c. Tor improvement in Re
voving Frames for Drying Fruit and other articles.
clair the centre with three arms. to sup
port cord netting CLOTH for the purpose Of exposing
cloths, clothes glue fruits Seeds etc., with facility TO
and brought together expedite the collection of the
the articles dried and that it may be conveniently re-
moved when not in use. substantially described.
Churns. Ante-dated Feb. Is, 1851
claim the continuation and arrangement of the arms
(two) with the rollers (two), which controlled by
the crank and the swinging arms (two) with their floats
wo) kept in proper place, both 10 churning and gath
ering and working the butter by the of the
cream, as herein described and shown
To s. Richardson, Of Boston, Mass for Improvement in
~ . Churns ~" : t-sttl
claim the combination Of the rock shaft, levers con-
Meeting rod and swing for the churn for the purpose OF
producing the perpcnlicuIar movement of the dasber
substantially 10 the herein described be demo-
minated the Oscilating Perpendicular Dash Churn.
To oNcil, xenia o. Improvement in washing
claim the tripped and concentrated action Of press
blocks upon the cloihes being ore-
rated substantially in the manner described.
To MT Allen Of Ludlowve " " for Improvement in Grain
Ilatl'.I ~ Harvesters. III. .0-l Il3
claim gearing the operating parts of the machine
from both the wheels in combination with the arrange
by which portions may he driven by either so as
equalisc the driving power upon EACH and thus to
allow the machine to be much more easily guided and
controlled. Istia sa
To William T. Barnes Of Buffalo N.Y. for Improvement
First claim fastening CLOTH or its equivalent on the
board to prevent fine fabrics from Slipping and from be-
ing torn rubbed too much; but do not claim lining
the grooyed wasboard with India rubber, other equ
valent material.
Second claim Ringing the dashboard to the frame
for the purpose Of holding the clothes while being
ed and the time allowing the board to be turned
over, substantially set forth.
Cooper administrator OF benjamin Gigcr deccased
Sangamon county, ILL.,, for Improvement in Plows.
What is claimed the invention Of Benjamin Giger
is the peculiar form and construction of the standard
witthe sockets at the upper extremity and fanges
the lower and the method of uniting them so as TO form
double machine, capable also, of being used for cnlt-
walton in its separate parts, set forth. The whole
machine, above described constitutes Gger's Corn
Planter.
To William H. Start Of smyrna, H. for Improvement in Grain
Harvcsters
claim 6rst the standard to which the steering wheel
IS attached constructed as herein described TO per-
form its office proper and also to adjust the cutter
at the required height above the surface Of the ground
Second, the dischargiug rakc which is moved de-
scrbed, in combination with the endless apron for col
lecting and dscharging the cut grain set forth. 80
To A. Palmer Williams okport, n
al proyement in Grain Harvesters.
We claim d;scharging the stalks and heads of
grain from the platform by means Of the combination of
the rake with the lever and the cooperation Herewith
of the series Of teeth the face of the Wheel and the
inclined rail rising above the curved guard of the plat
form, substantially in the manner set forth. I'M