The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-11
New Patents Issued.

Psfsed houee Of Representatives, June IL, 1904.
Approved July %, 1854.
New Patents Issued.
List OF patents Issued from the United States Pa
tent Office FOR the week ending August ., leo4-
R D. Bartlett, Of Bangor, Me-, for improved ma
chine for making brick.
VIM. 6. Bsbcock, Of StonDgton, Conn, for i'm
p'Sf Ssn e a. sia~inp e. Hmirs N T. for improve
william Bonnsy, Of New York, N. T., for i'm
proved process Of initiating marble and other sub
stances.
NaibaIiel A. Boynton, Of New York, N. Y, for
Improvement in air heating stoves.
Isaac W. Brown, of West Springfield, Mass, for
fire arms.
brovemeut in preventing rafting in carriages
Nathan Chapman, Of Mystic river, Conn, for I'M
proveme ut in cotton presses.
Daniel Close, Of HammOndsburg, Pa, for improve
ments In saving and planning machines.
silas Constant, Brooklyn, N. T., for Improvement
in rosin oil lamps.
Lewis Cutting, ofLowell, Mass, for Improvement
in stop motion for speeders.
Joseph II. Davis, of Morristown, N. j. for I'm.
provement in manufacturing pigments from iron
ore.
Joseph @. Day, Of Hacketts.own, N J., FOR i'm
George C. Fisk, Of Dsnsville, ". Y, for improved
device for growing boar ds.
Orange N. Frary, of Ansonis, Conn., for improve
ment In mel00eOne.
John g. Fulton, Of MidGieport Ohio, TO- improve
ment in salt packing machines.
JDo. Gemmi, of Meicer Pa, for Improvement in
radiators
Josee johnson, of Font Smith, Ark, for improve
mebts In brick presses.
Dankl knight, OF salem, Ind, for Improvement
in firearms.
William H. Meriwether, Of New B-aunfels, Corral
county, Texas, for improvement in spring bed bot
tons
Joshua Merrill and George Patten, Of Boston,
Mass, for improvement IN refrigeratOrs for marine
engines
Jas S. McCer and, of jefferson, Ind, for improve
mt nj in buggies.
John McMurty of Lexington, KY, for improve.
mept in mach,ne for making bricks.
Stanisaua Millet, of New York, N. T., for i'm
provsment in sofa beadsteads.
N.Mllington, and ID. j. George, of Shaftsbury, VT,
for Improvement In machines for graduating car
peDters squares.
Alex. Motif, Of Brownville, Pa, for improved
samuel Nicolson, Of Boston, Mass. for improved
WOODEN pavement.
Charles Porter, Of New York, N. y, for improve.
uent In stone dressing machines.
Christian Reif OF Hartleton, Pa, for Improvement
in clover separator.
Cherry Reed and Brooks K. Mould, Of Chicago,
H. for improvement in ventilating railroad cars.
Luther Ross and Potter g. Ross, of Worcester,
Mass, for Improvement IN machines for cutting boot
and .hoe soles
Horace Smith and Daniel B. Wesson, OF Norwich,
Ira Smith and John Stonesifey, Of Bo0nsboro Nd,
for Improvement In lard lamps.
Thomas B. Stont, Of Keyport, Nj, for improve
meDt in car coupling.
Albert s. Stafford, Of Boston, Mass for improve
ment in applying springs to window sashes
John Thompson, Of Marblehead, Mass, and A. s,
Moore, Of lynn Mass, for improvement In machines
for cutting boot and shoe sol }.
Edward Turner, Of Baltimore, Nd, for improve
ment in bame fasteniDgH.
Philos b. Tyler and BENJAMIN Lathrop, of Spring.
field, Mass. for improvement in furniture casters.
William WickeIsham, of Boston, Mass, for i'm.
provemept ia sef.heatirg smoothing irons.
Henry E: Woodbury., Of Washington, d. G., for
improved document iile or holder.
Peter Nugget, Of Hoosc Falls, N. Y, for improve
ment in shuttle guards for power looms.
Levy 6. White, Of Chicopee, Mass, assignor to
Benjamin Lathrop and Phflos B. Tyler, Of Spring.
field, Mass for Improvement in rohers Of furniture
cast RI.
Albert Swingle Of Boston, Mass, assignor to E.
nd, Of Boston Aforesaid, for improvement in
sewing machines.
John Norton, Of Cork, Ireland, for Improvement
In blasting rock, timber, &c.
Amos j. Saxton, Of Brooklyn, N. Y, for improved
mode OF constructing iron buildings
Weatherell Taylor, Of Camptown, N. j.. Tor I'm
provsment in building sheayes for ship blocks.
nor to &. w. Ruggies and A. r. Smith, of Fitchburg
aforesaid, for improved fan blower.
James A. Bazin, Of Canton, Mass, assignor to Al
fred 3. Ely, Of Boston, Mass, for Improvement In
William N. Snow, Of Providence, r. l., for design
for cooking stoves.
Samuel II. SAILOR, Of Philadelphia, Pa, assignor
to Abbot Lawrence, Of Philadelphia aforesaid Tor
design for cooking stoves.
John F. Allen and Joseph Stewart, Of Philsdel.
pha, Pa, assignor to Sames G. Abbott and A. Law
renee, Of Philadelphia aforeaaid, for design for
R.rssuE.-William Bah, Of Chicopee, Mass, for
cold amalgamator. Original letters patent dated
SCI Q, 1851.