The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-15

each bearing that date -
George B. Harrison, OF New York, N. Y, for
improvement In making wrought iron car wheels.
Charles N. Guild, Of Brooklyn, n. T., for gas
heating apparatus. r.,
sitter.
improved slide valve motion Of steam engines
G. w. Crozier, of Knoxville, Tenn, Tor improve
ment In camphor wash mixtures.
John w. Brewer, of Cincinnati, Ohio for improv-
ed arrangement for mooring and managing oA-
Collins B. Brown. Of Upper Alton, H., for i'm
provemeEt In harvester rakes.
c. F. Brown, Of Warren, R. l., for improved i'm
pie ment for blasting rocks.
John B. Wickerham. OF New York, N. Y, for i'm
proyement in foundation for pavemepts.
John NJ. Thompson, of Taunton, Mass, for i'm
provement in parallel IN 'tion for beam engines.
J. B. Smith, Of Milwaukee, WIS.,, Tor machine
for morticing sash stiles.
Gustavus Runge, Philadelphia, Pa, for improve
ment in trap doors.
David Rankin, OF Augusta county, Va, for me-
thod Of applying water to compound buckets Of
futter wheels.
Robert G. Pine, of Newark, N. j., for improve
ments In plating metals.
Ohas. II. packan, of Greenwich, Ct, for improved
VIM. McCord, of Sing Sing, N. Y, for improve
ment in horse powers.
Andrew Mayer. Of Philadelphia, Pa, for improve
ment in gas stoves.
LYMAN L. Lipman, of Philadelphia, Pa, for i'm
provement In eyelet machines.
Amos Lyon, OF Worcester, Mass, for improvement
in lightning RODS.
Samuel HUT of Baltimore, Nd, for Improvement
in apparatus far detacoing harness from horses.
Hiram w. Haden, OF Waterbury, Ct, for improve
ments in ornamentiag metallic buttons.
Jonathan. Ball, Of New York, N. Y, for improved
mode f connecting water pipes.
II. Crosby and Seth Il. Crosby, of Gustavus, Ohio,
for improved mode Of Arranging arch boards for
cistern arches.
Jas. 4. Cutting, of Boston, Mass, for improve
ment in compositions for making photographic pic
lures.
Jas. A. Cutting, of Boston, Mass., for improve
ment in Photographic pictures on glass.
Geo. +. Foote of Buffalo, N. T., for improvement
in ventilating railr0ac cars.
HIP. Genzember of Allegheny city Pa for n
proved cement Of boiled coal, tar and earths.
Robt. T. Fry, of Spring Garden, Pa, for improve
nent in the construction OF inkstands.
Rufus Porter, of Washington, d. c., for chair
cane
J. Rabbeth, of East Hartford, Conn.,, for improve
ment in diaper pins.
Thos. B. smith, of Truine, Tenn, for improve
Franklin G. Smith, of Columbia, Tenn, for i'm
provement in condensers for steam engines.
Josiah NJ. Smith, of New York, N. T., for i'm
provcment in machine for planning stone and metals.
Wilet Thompson, of New Haven, Conn.,, for ship
William H. Fullerton, of Louisville, KY, for i'm
provemeAt in machine for hacking corn husks
Peter Sweeney, Of Buffalo, N. Y, for hot air fur
mace.
George Wright of New England Village, Mass,
for improvement in selfacting mules for spinning
Washington Spander, of Harpers Ferry, Va, as
signer himself, Edmund Fl. Chambers, and VIM. s.
Wilson, of same place, for Improvement in augers,
Thomas w. Gillett, Of New Haven, Conn.,, as
signor to John Mathews of New York, n Y, for
Improvement in apparatus for corklng bottles
Ann G. v. McKinstry, of Washington, d. c., ad-
adm'x and execx of VIM. Mckinstry, deceased late
of same place, for improved adjustable bearings for
circular saws.
estate Of Eden Baldwin, deceased, late Of Temple
ton, Mass, for Improvement in fire arms.
George A. Leighton, OF Boston, Mass, assignor to
Nehemiah Hunt, OF same place, for improvement in
sewing machines.
Thomas Clegg, of Andover, Mass assignor to
himself and Nathaniel Stevens of same place, for
improvement in machines for making wire heddle
eyes.
siguor to Elias A. Swan, of New York, N. T., for
improvement in machines for carving marble,
stone, &c.
4. c. Gallahue, of New York, N Y, for improve
ment in machines for pegging boots and shoes.
Russell y. Bartlett, of Bangor, Me-, for machines
for making the heads of shovel handles.
Andrew I.anergan, of Boston, Mass, for improve
melt III lajterEs'
Chas Mettam, Of New York. ". Y, for improve
ment in the construction Of iron houses.
Joseph I. Marteii, OF New York, N.Y., for improv
ed graphic for raising sunken vessels.
Henry Outcalt of Wilmington, o.. for improved
method of constructing metallic roofing.
William Longbriege, of Weverson, Nd, for inn
proved arrangement OF means for freeing canal boats
from water.
WIN. Lowe, of Hartford, CT, for improvement in
operating cutoff valves of steam engines.
James {. Kennedy, Of Albany N. Y, for elevated
over.
Abel Greenleaf, Of Kingston Pa, for improved
impact water wheel.
ioel C,een of Cincinnati Ohio for innrnvennent
in apparatus for sealing cases.
pn.at W. Gennug, Of Blooming Grove, y. Y, for
I'M lOyement in sitting sacks.
Nln. Z. Chadwick, of Edgartown, Mass, for i'm
provement in oil or blubber process.
Sfillman A. Clemens, OF Springfield, Mass, for
improved valvuar arrangement for diaphragm
pumps
Allied Burwell, of Rochester, ". Y, for improve
ment in machines for stretching shoes, &c.
Adolph Brown, and Felix Brown, OF New York.
N. y. for improvement in hat shapers.
F:B Smith, OF Craigsyille, N. Y, for improvement
in lifting jacks.
Albert S. Southworth and Josiah j. Hawes of
Boston, Mass, for improvement in taking dayuer-
reotypcs for stereoscopes.
r. II. st. John, of Columbus, Ohio, for improve
ment in bedstead fasienings.
Willis Straw, OF Dalton, y. H., for improved chain
hook.
George D. Snow, of Buffalo, n. Y, for improved
mode Of ringing bells by steam.
Jabez G. Terry, Of Springfield, Mass, for i'm
provement in screw wrenches.
Thos. B. Woodward, Of kensington, Pa tor i'm
provcment in mills for grinding.
Moses ID. Wells, Of Morgantown, Va, for improve.
ment in brakes for light vehicles,
VIM. E. Ward, Of Port Chester, n. Y, for improves
mode OF manufacturing iron stats for window blinds.
John Stoufler Peter Brough and John w. Barr,
Chambersburg, Pa, for Improvement in Touring
and boiling.
Orin w. Fiske, Of Dedham, Mass, for improve
ment in machinery for making pastebosrd.
Jacob J. Hatcher, OF Philadelphia, Pa, for i'm
proved pen and pencil case
Matthew Walker, Sr. OF Philadelphia, Pa. assgnor
to NJ. Walker Sons, Of same place, for inproyod
iron picket fence.
DysNes.-John c. Smith, of Philadelphia, Pa,
assienor to y. w. Warwick, and A. L. Sis5raadt
Of same place, for design for a cooking stove.
Samuel II. Sailor, and John G. smith, OF Philade-
phia Pa, assignors TO G. W. Warwick, and r. Sic
brandt, Of same place, for design for radiator
stove.
Harrison Eaton, of Nashua, N. H., assignor TO
Ian,cs Hart znnne & Mindsor Aunea Of nlacn