New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-01
SCIENCE INDUSTRY AND INVENTION

WM H. JOHNSON of Granville Mass, has invented
sewing machine in which stitch Of peculiar character is
employed. The seam is made Of q single thread with
needle hook and lever loop Of tie thread is first run
through the material to be sewed, second loop Is run
through The material and the first loop put through this
third loop is run through the material and the first loop
the fourth loop carried through tie material and the third
through IT. thus putting tie first through the second and
around the third the third through the fourth and around
the fifth and so FORTH thus forming the Delaying double
loop stitch.
WM WIcKrpsHAM Of Boston. Mass has invented an
other sewing machine the popularity of which consists in
forming parallel of stitches at the same time, by
the operation of two needles operated simultaneously by the
same ncodle-movng machinery.
SAMUEL LoyTLAND Of Astoria. y. Y, has invented a
sectional dry-dock in which is placed tank or water
chamber ransveycly to each section Of the DOCK forming
not only central water ballast in the float directly under
the keel Of the vessel to be raised but when empty dry
tank for tie purpose Of giving to the keel in making
repoirs These wat chambers combined with buoy
ant chambers or foa attached to the ends OF the tank
JL L. Morris Reading, Pa, has invented an i'm
proved oam-hammer the novelty Of which CONSISTS IN
admitting steam TO the cylinder above the piston and ex-
lausne the steam thcrefrom through parts which arc
opened and closed by annular valve working in the
cylinder itself or in a steam chest which is placed above,
and forms q continuation Of the cylinder. bell crank
atcheyer is also combined with trigger or eaten IN such
manner that wheI he ulcrum Of the said latchever Is
attached and stationary in relation to the hanneF-oocA,
and one end or arm is attached to the conneengou oi
the hammer-bock and receives the necessary movement
10 actuate the trigger ca:c - set free tile FaNeou u!
mems of continuous descent Of tie connec.ns-rod after
the hammer arrested by striking the blow lhe ham,
merbock instead of being connected rigdly TO the beam
as in the ordinary hammer is suspended from IT, and
works between slides. By this arrangement the hammer
Is strike with IFS face parable! to the anvil
whatever may be the thickness of the metal the shock
caused by the percussion of the hammer also prevented
from being communicated 10 the remainder OF the ma
chnery.
PL WrlNrR Is elso the inventor Of seam-hamner
e novelty of which consists in peculiar arrangement
devices By the operation Of which the valve for admitting
the steam into the cylinder is opened by the shock caused
bv the conclusion of the hammer more immediately by
the rccoil Of the anvil in consequence OF the blow Inc
admission of steam into tie cylinder by the rccoI Il not
new but only the peculiar arrangement by when ths Is
accomplished.
/ LEWIS FAGIy Of Cincinnati, o., has invented an i'm
moved smut machine which consists in the arrangement
of blowing apparatus in such manner that the upper or
sucop fan will take the air the center and discharge it
ot the uorrbcrv and in combination with u securing mill
CONSISTING of cones arranged in circular horizontal grooves
having perforated which thoroughly scours the
Grain after il has been separated from the cha anu sher
particles by tie fan The grain is fed to the mil by e!
indrcal hopper and feed pipe
JoyAruaS BrrRAcE of Roxbury, Mass. has invented an
;mroyed process for making vaishes. The virgin tur'
,cn,ne or that which in the natural liquid state IN which
vdcs from the tree is commonly employed by yarnish-
makers Mr. Burrace, however, employs the gum "hich
bos boon dried and thus in measure decoorzed anu u-
r6ed bv the evaporation OF It's essential OIL puh lHu
ond Gum Lass as they termed lCanada oasaih anu
ycnce ,urpontne in their dried state employed by him
in combination with the essential oil Of turpentne
! Axnnfw OyHRryD Of PHILADELPHIA Penn, has obtained
ua.ont on machine for wctting paper Tor the press
This invention consists of seli-achng eeu-oouiu' 0o
bped with fed rollers which saturated during TIE
intervals between the passage Of the paper and convey
,be wafer TO the upper wettng cylinder! There arc '"o VI
tLose which are connected with ny.
J.vr. BERRY Of Roxbury Mas, has recently obtained
paent for the formation OF tire mods IN when 70 eaS '''
blocks of calico printers, in sections o. pns Dy Inc CON-
bnatiou OF which great variety o. patterns ean oc pro-
duced at a ing expense. II Is proposed 70 eA''na ''
;n 70 the production Of cylinders as well az bloc Is
and aso TO set the types FOR the mods oy ha>A-' ''
which 4 c.rc at saving Of labor will result
cR FirLp of ST. Louis, No. has constructed ROAR!
I;o,o, or rloy which is formed in cyAndIlcai sAape
M cutting mates or spades between which are In'eF'sec
lrir boards for removing the earth adheI.As u 'H'
,l,tes Behind this cylinder IS arranged ro'ai! i.
;a obovc the ground and in the rear OF tie euitYa'
' vnar for the purpose OF breaking and VuiVe:izA=
=, 18th onor il has been lOosoncd by Tie pow
II C,RY1 of sandusky City, has inyen'e4 ma
,o % lrcss the tangled fax after having been Passe-
t~uab tbreshinc machine for the seed There are In
,n,.e quantities of such flax wasted every !e u o'.V
IT, MACHINE in operation costs $3.50, and WILL cieAn y
a,s ,er hour from well roed broken straw ana IL
i:I one 70 cost about s4Oo tina; viii breaA anu 0'.
,gn dav. The clean fiber of this tansea NAA = ~
S, of tow but clean enough or spinning an VIZ .
! very valuable for the paper maker .. =,
, Iyrrov,yISrIS ~ QUnrISG-FRANEs'-AAu W.: -. -. -
,ro,o oultinc.frauesl They need H. lAc V'' -
rhor, 81. awkward contrivancos as ever WIZ /
sro,s IN The way when in use, with their oi5 aN
81 over the room long after they had eeaSe1 -
- Wb,. man ever looked upon these neeesS'! mp =,
-. of household economy with any sa'-s.ao'''- -
- o,.orv time he comes into the house VIII Il" ,,
- :. ,bo ,,rocr,ss OF the work ' hoping INC e0
,;,1ra,,n oultinc. frames viii get oUi o. ''' 20!
.. Now for tie special benefit O. slc' Ne4'
some GOOD soul Oh, in Michigan las Il, me
e:,.;c ,oaobipo that has no arms 10 s'eA ~" - -.
~, ;s ,he mother of invention anu i -.
s,,rnosc lived il c log cabin only sA'evH - ~
We :. !, con.oiuod two beds and coo~'n5 =;
NN'oH room TO set up tie quiltincfrlme' On lou
10 ,i"-e .r;cd machine something like 'Al' d -.
- understand the description 'e ~, a. =
". ''.- H. tbc frame OF kitchen table WIN ,..t
s,t r, long, dropped inches below the Up ,,is %
iV'' -. 81 eeot long. Now take so'e "H''',-
or s 81 n,Lcs square aud rauad 'As' VIII '' ''4-A