Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-10-09
List Of Patents
Issued from he United lSfates Patent O6fes f.
the psek ending October o, 1865.

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Issued from tho United States Paiesf ONCE FIR
the cock ending October 9, 1850
O. ]. CowpsrthwAte, of Philadelphia, Pa-For
Improvement In sewing machines.
Larkin 7. Atkins, Of Page county, ya.--For
machine for ganging, measuring, ETC., slaves.
Philippe L. Bernard, Jr., Joseph Albrecht, OF
New Orleans. La-For Improvement in the manu-
facture of acid sulphate Of lime
Thomas Bell, Dr., Henry ScholeHeld, of soutp
Shields, England.-For improvement in the pam.
facture OF borax, from native borate ofIim. ns.sd
October 9, 1885; patented in Englar.d a july as
Charles Bishop, Of Norwalb ohio.-For ir,.
provement in corn-shellers.
John a. Bill, Of Troy, \. Y.-For improve
Jean Blanc, Of Nex Orleans La - or ;,nn,ove.
ment in preparing vegetable fibre.
Henry u. Garfield, Of New York NJ Y-For
Improvement In cutoff valves for oscilIating en-
gines. -
John g. DUNCAN, of Steubenville, O.,-For i'm
provement in churns.
Charles Davenport, Of Watertown, Mass.-Fora
improved apparatus for heating buildings by steam
Improvement in corn-shelIers.
H. H. Fuitz, Of Lexington, Miss For improve
ment In cotton gins
Daniel George, Of Nazareth, Pa.--For wind reg
ulator for organ pipes. s--
Eliwood Garrette Of Wilmington Del.--For Inn.
provement in vibrating pumps.
Peter Geiser, of Smithburg, Md.--For improves
ment In grain separators.
SamI Gardiner, jr, Of New York ~,
improved amalgamator. sssf.1
mos. Goodrum, Of Providence, r, For i'm.
provement in portable boring machines. 4 M
Il. w. GoOdale, Of Clinton. Mass. For m..,b,na
for making envelopes, &c.
SAINT I. Hay, Of Reading, Mass For improve
m men, in the variable exhaust Of locomotive en-
job johnson, Of Brooklyn, N. Y..-For improved
fsh-hook. 49,
julius a. JiIson, Of Poughkeepsie, N. u. and
Henry Whimfeld, Of New York, N. Y.--For i'm.
provement IN apparatus for washing and bleaching
hbrous and textile substances.
VIM. Lincoln. e. 0akham, Mass.--For machine
for making wire dish-covers.
George n. Longacre, Of New Orleans, La.--For
Improvement in economizing steam.
Harrison Norton, Of Pennington. Me.--For Inn
provement In plouehs - =
A. 3. FELTON,, of Clinton, Conn. For improve.
ment in radiators Of steam-heating apparatus.
Washington A. Peaslee, of indianapolis. Ind
For improvement in telegraphs
VIM. Patton, Of Towanda, Pa--For improved
sash fastener
Robert Rowland, Of st. Louis. Motor Inn
provement in the mutual arrangement Of vinegar
rooms and whitehead corrodng chambers.
Smith A. Skinner, Of Derby vt.-For improved
farm gate !.
John Smylie, of Philadelphia, Pa-For improve
,ment In register bottle fastenngs
VIM. Mt Storm, of New York, N. Y.--For i'm.
proyement in applying fire extingishing cartridges
Isaac M. Singer, of New York, N. Y.--For i'm
provement in sewing machines
Isaac M. Singer, Of New York, N. Y.-For i'm
provement in sewing machines.
Hezekiah B. Smith, Of Lowell, Mass--For NOR
Using machine.
d. r. Smith, of Asssena,, N. Y.-For IMPROVE
ment In seeding machines
David Shive, of Philadelphia, Pa.--For improy
ed Daguerreotype plate holders
WmfJ. Scott, OF Carthage. N. Y.-For improy-
ed method Of feeding tho single bolt to knives.
Elliott Savage and Noah G.. Smith, of East Ber-
lin, Conn-For improvement in machines for dou-
bic scanning cans
J. Q. Stoddard, of Worcester, Mass.-For appa-
ratus Tor producing music, by steam or compressed
air.
Samuel Vansyckel, Of Jersey City, N. J.-For
Improvement in interlocking crate bars.
George w. Worden, Of Fayetteyiil, N r
For gauge attachment for saving machines.
Daniel X. Winder, of Cincinnati. OlYo.-For
improved card printing press
Joseph Welton, Of Waterbury. Connecticut.-
For leading clasp for cattle.
john n Weber, OF Seneca Falls, N Y-For
improved method of operating farm gates.
John G. Webb, Of New York, N. Y.--For I'M
provement in argand lamps.
j. 5 Brown, Of Washington, d. c. assignor to
Joseph Kent, of Baltimore county, Md--For inn
proyement in lard lamps
DESIGNS.
Orrin Newton, of Pittsburgh, Pa.--For design
for metallic covers for jugs
Hiram w. Hayden. of Watarhurv Conn
design for ornamenting daguerreotype and other
mats
Martin II. Crane, Of Cincinnati, Ohio, assignor
to Crane, Breed 4 Co., of same place.--For de-
sign for burial cases. :