Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-04-05
EVENING STAR.
LIST OF PATRNrs

1sSNo1 !'o"s Ho CHtted States P6t6ut once
for the fioo t0ee&s ending April 3, 1856
each bearing that date
Henry w. Adams, of New York, N.
Y.-For improvement in fictitious oils.
James P. Arnold, of Louisville, Ky
For improvement in presses.
Richard Baker, of Newark, N. J,-For
improvement in the manufacture of white
lead, by precipitation.
Abel Barker, of Honesdale, Pa.-For
method Of lubricating pistons of air
pumps. :
Chester B. & Benz. s. Borden & Aaron
r. Mclean, of West Dresden, N. Y
For improvement in seed planters.
Louis Bollman, of New York, N. Y
For Improvements in condensers in steam
engines.
Thos. Brown, of London, England.
For improvement in Ships riding bits.
Levi M. Dehart, of Reading, Pa.-For
adjustable paddle wheel.
Richard V. DeGuinon, of Brooklyn,
N. Y.-For improvement in anchors.
Sam. w. Frost, of Boston, Mass.-For
improved safety port for coal holes.
Thos. Goodrun, of Providence, r. L.
For improvement in valves for steam en-.
gines.
RObt. B. Gorsuch, of New York, N.
Y.-For direct acting hydraulic steam
pumps.
Smith Groom, of Troy, N. Y.-For
improved hose coupling.
Thos. j. Hall, of Tawakana Hills,
Texas.-For improvement in ploughs.
Gustavus Hammer, of Cincinnati, O.
For improved valve for wind musical
instruments.
Luther Houghton, of Philadelphia, Pa.
For improved mode of loading rifled can
non.
Barton H. jerks, of Bridesburg, Pa
For improvement in looms. Ante-dated
Jan. 8, 1855.
BENZ. F. Joslyn, of Worcester, Mass.
For double acting pump.
VIM. j. Keeney and James r. Tarbox,
of Switzerland county, Ind--For i'm .
provement in rakes and hay elevators.
George Martz, of Pottsville, Pa.-For
improved apparatus for hoisting and
dumping coal cars.
Ebenezer Mathers & VIM. d. Seigfried,
of MorgantOwn, Va-For apparatus for
feeding paper to hand printing presses.
James B. Nell, of Riceboro', Ga.-For
improvement in cotton gins.
Henry Mellish, of Walpole, N. H-For
improvement in lancets.
+ Ii. Moore, of Boston, Mass.-For i'm
provement in coal hole covers.
ROllin White, of Hartford, Conn.,
For improvement in breech loading fire.
arms.
Thomas Moore, of FAIR Haven, VT
For improved stove pipe tube.
Andrew Murtaugh, Of New York, N.
Y.-For improvement in pulleys for dumb
walters.
Ives w. McGaffey, of Syracuse, N. Y.
For improved seed planter.
Fred. A. Peterson, Of New York, N. Y.
For fire proof ceiling.
Stephen r Roscoe, of Carlisle, N. Y
For fire escape ladder.
Alpheus D. Smith, of Meredith, N. Y.
For improvement in railroad car seats.
Arcalous Wyckoff, of Columbus, o.
Fer chain pumps.
Charles and Anna G. Welhelm, of
Philadelphia, Pa.-For improved protec-
tor in lamp shades.
O. Gustav Maeller, of Charleston, S.
C.--For improvement in bank locks,
Rollin White, of Hartford, Conn.-For
improvement in repeating firearms.
Rollin White, of Hartford, COnn.-For
rapoofinn Hroaryn
Noah Warlick, of Lafayette, Ala.-For
improvement in plOws.
@. Williams, of Jackson, Tenn. For
improved excavating machine.
Enos Woodruff, of ElizabethtoWn, n.
J.-For mechanism BY which approach
ing vehicles open and close gates.
Francis l.. Smithson, of Mecklenburgh
county, Va.-For improvement in culti-
vators.
Hiram Strait, of Covington, Ky.-For
improved arrangement of means for free
ing steam boilers from sediment.
Geo. II. Soule, of Jersey City, n. j.
For improved breech-loading firearm.
VIM. Stoddard, of bingham, Mass
For improvement in folding bedsteads.
Dcul. l.. 4TlIuIucT, Vi aTIna, N. l.
For improved grain cleaner.
Geo. w. Edgcomb, of Lima, Ind.-For
improvement in washing machines.
Charles Clareni, of New York, N. Y
assignor to himself and Geo. P. Field
For improvement in harrows.
Ozro A. Crane and Henry j. Lewis, of
Green Point, N. Y, assignors to Ozro j.
Crane, aforesaid.-For Improvement in
scrapcrs for removing dirt from boots and
shoes,
John Hartshorn and Dexter 81. Cham.
berlain, of Boston, Mass, assignors to
Jno. Hartshorn, aforesaid. improve
ment in fixtures for curtain rollers.
Re-issues.-Thaddeus Hyatt, of New
York, N. Y.-For improvement in vault
covers. Patented Nov. IL, 1855.
Abner Whitley, of Springfield, Ohio.
For improvement in grain and grass har-
vesters. Patented September I9, 1854.
Design.-Henry Biggins, of Mount
Vernon, N. Y, aSSignOr tn Michael 9Th.