The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-12
New Pntents Issuetl.

List of patents issued from the United States Patent
Office for the week ending August T. l855-each bearing
that date:
James Melville of Roebank Works Great Britain, and
Jos Burch, OF Craig Hill Great Britain, for machine for
printing textile fabrics.
Samuel W. Brown, Of Lowell, Mass for improvements
Jacob Busser philadelphia, Pa for improvement in
railroad signals.
D. D. Badger, ofNew York, N. " for improvement in
Leander ". Boynon, of Worcester Mass, for improve
m9nt in machines ss for f, wRreparng Seks
John Broadbent Of Oak Grove, NY, for Improvement
in looms.
james Conner and Thos. Newly, Of Richmond lnd for
Improvement in machine drills.
Robert Cochran, of CINCINNATI o. for improved method
of hanging mill stones.
Dewitt G Cummings, ofFulton, N. r. for improvement
Daniel Dunlap, Of Concord n. H., for improved cutter
Robt. W. Fenwidk, of Brooklyn N. Y, and RcinboId
peokien, Of Jersey City, n. j. for improvement in
Alden Graham of Roxbury Mass for improved wrench.
John N. Gamewcl, Of camden, SC, tor improvement
telegraph wires Patented in England, September 10
1864.
A. +. Crap and j. C. Fincher of Thibodeaux, Ia, for
guage attachment for hand saws.
Iiveras Hull Of Charlcstown, Mass, for Improvement
in braidirg machines.
John L. Irwin oil Franklin, Ala, for improved mode OF
securing tyres upon wheels
letter H. Jackson, Of New York, N Y, for improvement
William J. McIntire of New York. N Y, for improve
ment in propeng vessels by the direct action Of steam
the water.
John G. McNair of West Farms, n. Y, fer improve
ment in manufacturing carpets
u. W. lcrkins of Komc N. Y, for improvement in
denttl chairs.
Charles A. Posey, of Philadelphia, Pa, for improved
machine for measuring and weighing grain
Charles Il. Parker, OF Boston, Mass and Joseph Sau-
ger of Waterown, Mass, for improved mode u lust
ing blinds to windows, &c.
b. L. Barkhurss Of Brunswick, Me- for machine for
saving lumber.
Edward agc of Worcester Mass, for Improvement in
molasses pitchers.
Silas g. Randel and James H. Jones' of Rockton, ILL.,,
for improvement In seed planters
Amasa Stone of Philadelphia Pa, for Improvement in
forming threads &c in the necks Of glass bottles
and similar articles.
Geo. W. Smith, Of Nanticoke, n. y, for improvement
in tanning apparatus.
Addison spaudipg, Of Lowell, Mass for improvement
in the construction Of artificial legs.
VIM. j. Temple, OF Princeton Mass, for improved
sefadjusting tongue iron.
James NJ. Thompson Of Holyoke, Mass, for improve
ment in oil drppers
John B. Tay, of North woburn, Mass, for improve
in the bed spring OF leather splitting machines
Vim. Van Anden Of Poughkeepse, N. Y, for spoke
machine.
Dennis, OF Somervlc Mass assgnors to themselves and
Henry NJ Richards OF Atleboro aforesaid for improved
| machine for attaching hooks and eyes to cards.
Halvor Halvorson, Of Cambridge, Mass, assignor to
Horace Barnes, of Boston, Miss, for improvement In
nrfacture Of daguerreotype cases. .
PHILIPPE Stenger of Philadelphia Pa assgnor to Pas
cal Yearsley, OF place. for Improvement In the
! nufactuIe OF plate glass.
Louis Koch Of New York, N. w. assiguor to Peter B.
Sweeney and Michael Iacour of place, for improve
| ment in machinery for making paper pulp.
James smith, OF laurel Md, assgnor to himself and
VIM Boterill, Of Howard county, Md, for improvement
| in temples for looms.
Dcsign.-Wm. A. Rogers, Of Decatur, Ala, for design
| for labels on bottles and jars