The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-06

New Patents Issued.
List Of patents Issued from the United Sts3ss Pa.
tent ONCE. Tor The weak ending August ], 1854,
Elkan Adler, Of New York. N. T., for improve
me- II ID machinery for making matches.
William Little, Of the Strand. In the county Of
Midd'esex. England, for improvement In lubncsting
Cbss. F. BauerAneld. Of Cincinnati. Ohio, esr In
proved bits for carving machines.
Collins B. Baker, Of Troy, N. T., Tor Improvement
Richard 6. Bristol, Of China, Mich, for improve.
ment in steam boiler tubes.
Geo W. Cherry. Of New York, N. Y. for improve.
nent in ttone SAWS.
Epblsim Cushman and John r. Cushman, Of Am
berss, Mass, for Improvement in drying thick pa.
VIM. Csyce. Of Franklin, Tenn, for Improvement
in door lo-ks. B-
jeremiah Csshart. Of New York. N. Y. for I'm
proved machinery for uniting plates Of metal Of un-
equal thickness.
John Carton and Joseph Briggs, Of Utica, N. z,
for in provement in hot air furnace.
All Davis, Of New York. N. T., for improvement
in magnetic electric machines.
Henry c. Deputy, Of Mi:higsn City, Ind, for i'm
prove mehts In draughting and modelling vessels.
jean p. Ederenn, Of Springfield, Ill, for improved
machine tor saving fiewood.
Phiness Emmons, Of New York, N. Y, for improve
meat in machine for moulding crackers.
< Josiah Ellis, OF Pittsburg, Pa, Tor improEemsnta
in (revnvinG breech) fle arms.
John e Earle, Of Leicester, Mass, for improve
melt IN compasses and caIGpers.
W. r. Glover, Of Glasgow, KY, for improved
pens ~
Isaac Gregg. of Pittsburg. Pa, for improvement
F. Cold. Of New Haven Conn, for improve
menss in lat hing buildings.
Alb am j. Gibson Of Clinton, Mass, for Improve
meLt IN modes of attaching thills and poles to
vehicles.
Ainm j. Gibson Of Clinton, Mass.. for improved
mode Of attaching whifae- trees to vehicles.
Joseph Hyce. Of New York, N. T., for improve
ment in wasnboards.
Johp NJ. Hathaway, Of New York, Y, for i'm:
pIoven1eDt in shot pouches.
David A. Hopkins, OF Elnira, N. Y, for improve
inert in railroad car couplings.
william F. Ketchum, or Buffalo, N. T., for i'm
prnyemsnt in Submerged paddle wheels.
Wn,. Henry Morrison and NJ. W. Il. Doran, Of In
Ji,rapnlis. Ind for improved mortisjng machine.
Willis Mansfield, OF New Haven, Conn.,, for i'm
provenent in houses for switch fenders.
William Watson, OF New York, N. Y, for i'm
provements in stone and marble ssws.
Benjamin Z. Zee, OF Harwich, Mass, for improve
ments in feed water apparatus TO steam boilers.
George w. Goats and James RUSSELL OF Spring
field, Mass. for Improvements in machines for stitch
ing ard teeth.
Ralvor Haiyorson, Of Boston, Mass, aasignor to
himsef and Horace Barnes, OF Boston Aforesaid,
for improvement in mechanism fer measuring cloth
on looms
Samuel T. Thomas, Of Lawrence, Mass. and Eliza
Ann Everett, Administrative of Ed 6ard Everett. de-
ceased late Of Lawrence Aforesaid for improve ment
in warpiDR and dressing yaras.
Charles NoDnier and William n. Booth, Of Buffalo,
N. Y, for improvement in fastening lanterns.
William s. Mclean of Pittsburg, Pa, for i'm
prtvemern in car wheels, with independent fange
md tread.
william NJ. Palmer, Of Palmyra, Me-, for thrash
ing machine.
Bradford 8. Pierce apd Charles n. Pierce, Of New
Bedford, Mass, for Improvement in mouths for &C.
ment or earthen tubes rt s.
Alexander II Petsch, of Charleston, s. c., for
improved dumping car.
Sanford Stone, of KiriieTsyille, Ohio, for SELF
loading and dumping cart.
Simeon SoearInan, Of Goshen, Ind, fM method Of
John Stull Of Philadelphia Pa, for improvem ents
in saw mills. The improvements consist in running
the leg under the saw, and cutting down with the
grain Of the wood. The saw Is hung In q swinging
lower 60 suit any crook in the log and thus the saw
will cut it's full depth in crooked log as we'll as
straight desidcratum go useful In circular mills
Louis Schwingrouber, Of New York, N. T., for i'm
pr0venent IN shCc horns.
George Souther, Of South Boston, Mass for inn
proved tires for carriage wheels.
Eli Whitney, OF Wbitnoyyillc, Conn.,, for improve
nept Ia fire arms.
ment 10 cleaning top cards ofcardng machines.
Simeon Willard. Of Cincinnati, Ohio, for improve
neIt in b. dsteads.
Albin Wsrth, Of New York; N. T., for improve
ment in fire engines.
Wn. Il. Walker, Of Bennington, N. H., for i'm
provemcnt in The manufacture Of brooms.
WI. A2degsop, Of Jacksonville, N. Y, for Ina
proveineht Ia harrow.
Thonas Doughof.y, Of Erie, Pa, for improvement
in lasting instruments.
Chez. X. FAIR, OF Auburn, Mas, for Improvement
in cu,tivatOr. .
Rcbt: Grant, Of New York, N. Y, Cor improved
hydraulic press.
John s. Hall, Ct Manchester, Pa, Tor improvement
In f,ougbs.
proveinent In horse power hosting machinery.
Horatio N. Black Of Philadelphia, Pa, fSr i'm
p,ovement in machine for cleaning and drying grain.
Martin Fl. Mansfield, Of Ashland, o., for improve
ment in screens for hung clover seed and cleaning
graip.
DaDiel W. Shares, Of Hsmden, Conn.,, for improve
mcnt in cultivator.
James W. 6ikes, of Plymouth, NJ Co. for improve
ment in the cop or witho for the mate of vessels.
John W. Wiitial and William W. Pendleton, Of
Greenwich, Conn.,, for improvement in felt hats.
Dustin i. Meiten, Of Wentworth, N. H., assignor
TO ID. +. Mclen aforesaid, John f. Augustus, of
Somerviile, Mass and Samuel A. Eaton, Of Boston,
Mass, for Improvement in achinc for planning me
tale.
William Bullock, Of Red Falls. Y, assignor to
Barton G. Morse, Of the same place, for Improve
ment in seed planters.
RE-rssuE.
Samuel l.. Croker, OF Taunton, Mass., FOR cnt
melt frcm muntzs metal; original patent dated
April IL, ls49.
ADDITIONAL IMPROVEMENT.
Thomas Mardock and William G. Keller, Of Cincin-
nati Ohio for improvement in harness saddle trees;
additional TO original letters patent No. $685. dated
lot, 1,nr