Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-05-23
STAR,
LIST OF PATRNrs

LlST Of PATIENTS
Issned from tho United States Patsnt Office
for the ,1Sf ending May %, lssS-saeA
Geo. B. Amber, of Trumbull, Conn.,
For improvement in wooden saddle.trees.
Lucius B. Bradley, of Watertown,
Conn. For improved rat.trap.
Thomas G. Boone, of Brooklyn, N. Y.
For improvement in steam boilers,
Leonard Campbell, of Columbus, Miss.
For improvement in cotton gins.
Lewis w. Colver, of Louisville, KY
For improvement in seed planters.
Robert Cushman, of Pawtucket, r. 1.
For improvement in stop motion of knit
ting machines.
D. W. Clark 4 Il. Gray, of Bridge
port, Conn.-For improvement in car.
riage wheels.
John Chase, jr., of Pequonock, Conn.
For improvement in brick presses.
Rufus K. Chandler, of Richmond, Va.
For improvement in wristbands of shirts.
Daniel Drawbaugh, of Eberly's Mills,
Pa.-For stave machine.
Michael B. Dyott, of Philadelphia, Pa.
For improved warm air furnace.
Charles A. Durgin, of New York. N. Y.
For improvement in sewing machines.
Wright Duryea, Of New York, N. Y.
For improvement in umbrellas.
Marcus ID. Du Bois, of Newburg, N.
Y.-For improvements in valve gear for
oscillating engines.
Henry Gross, Of Tif1n, Ohio.-For
machine for cutting screws on bedstead
rails.
Henry Gross, of Tifin, Ohio.-For
improvement in firearms.
jonathan Haines, of Pekin, Ill.-For
improvement in grain harvesters.
Chase B. Horton, OF Elmira, N. Y
For improvement of hullers of buck
wheat.
j. W. Hoogland, of Jersey City, N. j.
For tree-nail machine.
NJ. G. Hubbard, of New York, N. Y.
For improvement in carriage springs.
Isaac krebs, Of Winchester, Va.-For
improvement in whiff1e-trees.
A. B. Latta, Of Cincinnati, Ohio. o.-For
improved carriage for steam fire engines.
Charles B. LDveless, of Boston, Mass.
For improved air heating cook stove.
Henry B. Lum, of Sandusky, Ohio
For improvement in farm gates.
David Matthew, of Philadelphia, Pa
For Improvements in spark arresters.
Robert j. Marcher, Of Salisbury Mills,
n. Y.-For tool for growing mouldings.
Jacob Marshall, of Reading, Pa.-For
improvement in lubricating compounds.
Jason O. Osgood, of Troy, N. Y.-For
improvement in submarine eIcayating
machines.
Henry Pearce, of Cincinnati, Ohio.
For improvement in cordage machinery.
j. b. Reyman. of Dubuque, Iowa.
For improvement in fences.
Thomas F. Rowland, Jas. Stephens.
and VIM. II. Mason, of Brooklyn, N. Y.
For improved apparatus for drying
grain.
T. j. w. Robertson, of New York, N.
Y.-For improvement in sewing ma
chimes.
Edgar M. Stevens and Jos. B. Crosby,
of Boston, Mass, and Jos. w. Pearson,
of Winchester, Mass.-For improvement
in seed planters.
John Tucker, of Norway, Me.-For
improvement in ox-yokes.
George Turner, of Edinborough, Pa.
For mandrel for cutting tapering sticks.
John Tyler, Of West Lebanon, n. ii.
For curbs for water wheels.
Jonathan Whipple, jr., of Milford,
Mass.-For improved self.acting nipper
Leroy s. White, of Chicopee, Mass,
and Lewis White, of HartfJrd, Conn.
For improvement in telegraphic key ap.
paratus.
Caleb Vinegar, of Union Springs, N.
Y.-For method of closing and opening
gates, &c.
John Henry Wygsnt, of Hackensack,
n. J.-For Improvement in spikes.
Linus Yale, of Newport, N. Y.-Fol
improvement in bank locks.
Jonas B. Aiken, Of Franklin, N. FL.
assignor to Jonas B. Aiken and Herricl
Aiken, of Franklin, aforesaid.-For i'm.
provement in knitting machines.
j. 5. Barden, of New Haven, Conn.
asSignor to Olive Snow and G. B. Far.
nam, Of Menden, Conn.-For water me.
tre.
Francis S. Coburn of Ipswich, Mass.
assignor to Ruggles, Nourse, Mason &
Co., of Worcester, Mass.-For improve
ment in screw wrencheS.
Abraham Gesner, of Williamsburgh,
N. Y, aSsignor, through others, to the
" North American Kerosene Gas Light
Company."-For improvement in burn
ing fluids.
Lucicn e. Hicks, of Boston, Mass,
asslgnor to himself and Geo. N. Davis,
OF Boston, aforesaid.-For improvement
in hose couplings.
Thos. Foster Thornton, of Buffalo, N.
T., assignor to Geo. A. Prince and Thos.
Stephenson, of Buffalo, aforesaid.-For
improved swell for melodeons.
Joseph Bond, Jr., of Philadelphia, Pa.
For improvement in sewing machines.
Additional ImprOvements.-Jas. Ham,
ilton, of New York.-For improvement
in quartz crushing machines. Addi-
tiOnal to letters patent No. 10 365 datad