Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-08-07
List Of Patents

Issued from the United States Patent Office for
the neck ending Augast Z, 1885.
James Melville, Of Roebank Works, Great Bri.
tain, and Jos. Burch of Crsg Hall, Great Britain.
For machine for printing textile fabrics.
Samuel w. Brown, Of Lowell, Mass-For i'm
proyement In gas regulators.
Jacob Busser, Of Philadelphia, Pa.--For improve
ment in railroad signals.
D. d. Badger Of New York, N. f.-For i'm
provement In iron houses.
Leander W. Boynton, of Worcester, Mass.-For
Improvement in machines for preparing focks.
Leonard Bailey, of Winchester, Mass. For plane
scraper
John Broadbent, of Oak Grove, Ky.-For i'm
proyement in looms.
James Conner and Thos Newly, of Richmond,
Ind-For improvement in machine drills.
Robert Cochran, Of Cincinnati, 0hio.-For inn
proved method of hanging mill stones.
Dewitt @. Cummings, OF Fulton, New York
For Improvement in straw-cutters.
Daniel Dunlap, of Concord, New Hampshire
For improved cutter-head for irregular forms.
Robert w. Fenwick, of Brooklyn, New York,
and Rainhold Bocklen, of Jersey City, New Jer-
sey-For Improvement in corn planters
Alden Graham, of Roxbury, Massachusetts,
For improved wrench.
JohnN. Gamewell, Of Camden, South Carolina
For improvement in apparatus for dischargng at
mospheric electricity from telegraph wires. Au-
gust 7, 1855. Patented in England, September,
10, 1854.
A. f. Gray and J. G. Fincher, of Thibodeaux,
Louisiana.-For gauge attachment for hand saws
Liveras Hull Of Charlestown, Massachusetts,
For Improvement in braiding machines.
John L. Irwin, of Franklin, Aabama.--For i'm
proved mode of securing tyres upon wheels.
Peter II. jackson, Of New York, N. Y.-For
Improvement in ships winches.
William J. McIntire, of New York, N. Y.-For
Improvement in propeling vessels by the direct
action of steam on the water
John G. McNair, Of West Farms New York.
For Improvement in manufacturing carpets
D. w. Perkins, of Rome, New York.-For i'm
provement in dental chairs.
Charles A. Postley, of Philadelphia, Pennsyl-
yania--For improved machine for measuring and
weighing grain.
Charles E. Parker, of Boston, Massachusetts,,
and John Sanger, of Watertown, Massachusetts,
For improved mode of adjusting blinds to win
tdows, &c.
B. f. Parkhurst, of Brunswick, Maine.-For ma
chine for saving lumber.
Edward Page, of Worcester, Massachusetts. -
For Improvement in molasses pitchers.
\ Silas G. Randall, and James ii. Jones, Of Rock
ton, Ill.-For Improvement in seed planters.
Amasa Stone, of Philadelphia, Pa-Eor improve
ment in forming screw threads in the necks OF glass
bottles and similar articles.
ass.-W. Smith Of Nanticoke, N. Y.--For i'm
provement in tanning apparatus.
Addison Spaulding, of Lowell, Mass.--For i'm
provement in the construction Of artificial legs
VIM. j. Temple, of Princeton, Mass.--For i'm
proved selfadjusting tongue iron.
James NJ Thompson, of Holyoke, Mass.-For
Improvement in oil drippers.
John B. Tay, of North Woburn Mass.-For i'm
provement in the bed spring Of leather splitting
machines.
VIM. Van Anden, Of Poughkeepsie, N. Y.-For
spoke machine.
Addison Capron, of Attleboro', Mass, and John
9. Dennis, of Somerville, Mass assignors to them
selves and Henry NJ, Richards, Of Attleboro, afore
said.-For improved machine for attaching hooks
and eyes TO cards,
Halvor Halvorson, of Cambridge, Massachu-
sets, assignor to Horace Barnes, of Boston, Mas
sachusetts,-For improvement in the manufacture
Of daguerreotype cases.
Philippe StengeB of Philadelphia, Pennsylva-
MIA assgnor to Pascal Yearsley, of the place.
For Improvement in the manufacture of plate
glass.
Louis Koch, Of New York, New York, -assignor
to Peter B. Sweeney and Michael Lacour, of the
same place-For Improvement in machinery for
making paper pulp.
James Smith, of Laurel, Maryland, assignor to
himself and VIM. Botteril of Howard county,
Maryand.-For Improvement in temples for looms.
DESIGN.
VIM. A. Rogers, of Decatur Alabama.-For
design labels on bottles and lars.