Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-08-27
EVENING STAR.

states Patent Office for the week ending Au.
gust 20, 1856-each bearing that date
Charles }. P. Ariail, Roxbury, Conn
improved method of applying one stream Of
water in raising another.
Wm L. Clough, of Newark, N. For i'm.
pr0vement in apparatus for evaporating salt.
William Chambers and Thomas s Har-
graves, of Brooklyn, N. Y.-For improved
wind wheel.
Lcgrand Crofoot, of Syracuse, N. Y.-For
Improvement for laying ont rafters.
Chas +. Carpenter, of st. Johnsbury, VT -
For Improvement in hay rakes.
hnoch A Crandall, Of Friendship, N Y
For improved instrument for measuring dis
tances from a single station.
Charles r. Carter, of Ware, Mass.-For an.
pie parer. "P
John L. Denneston, Of Lyons, n. Y.-For
Improvement in condensers of steam engines
nenry L.: OeAeng, of Geneva, N. Y.-For
self adjusting fog bell.
Henry d. Ganse, of Freehold, N. J.-For
improved cutivator
William Goddard, of New York, N. Y
for improvement in manufacturing seamless
hosiery.
GEORGE Gibbs and John w. Gibbs. of Can.
ION, For Improvement in dynamometers
improved bedstead.
III.
pr0Vement in hand seed planters
Judson Knight, of Newark, n J-For i'm
proved ball caster for trunks and furpiturc
John Liddle, of New York, N. Y.-Fo- inn
rroVement in air-heating furnaces.
Augustus X Marshall, Of Stratford, Conn -
For automatic attachment to gas burners.
Punches Miles, of Hartford, Conn cur.
tain fixtures
Cornelius Martratt of Albany, N. Y.-For
Improvement in hand corn-planters
Luclus Page, Of CaveDdish, Vt.-For i'm
prUVement IN water gauges for steam boilers.
Henry u. Ramsey, of indianapolis, Ind
For improvement in brick machines
:, ava NJ StetsOn, of San Francisco, CAL
For improved amalgamator.
John Robertson, of BROOKLYN. N. Y-Fo-
Improvement in making lead pipes
~ Jacob j. Smith and Jonathan Ii. Pugh. of
Philadelphia, Pa For bedsteads
Nelson b. Slayton, Of Madison, Ind For
fountain pen.
Simon T. Stanton, of Manchester, N. H
For Improvement in machine for filling seine
Reuben Shaler, of Madison. Conn-For
improvement in bilge and leakage water iudi-
Gators for ships and other vessels
Marvin Smith, of New Haven, Conn.-For
apple parers.
Loyal Tillotson, of Thompson, O.-For i'm
provement in cupping
Jos. Thomas, of Brooklyn, N. Y-For i'm
provement IN machinery for felting b at bodies.
ollas Woolson, of Moodna, N Y.-For im-
provement in potato diggers
VIM. Ii. Whitman, OF Bailey Hollow. Pa
For improved implement for milking cows
Rich d Ward, of Edinburg, Ind-Fcr grain
cleaner and separator
Caleb Vinegar, Of Union Springs, n. Y
For improved method Of operating farm gate.
Daniel n. Baird, Of WarrensviIle, o, as.
slgnor to Nathaniel Potter, Of Erie county,
For improved brace
John Liblong, of Waterbury, Conn as
sigaor to Edw'd Brown and James r. Case, of
same place For improved device for prevent
ing liquids from boiling over the sides of ves-
VIM Fosket and Benz S Stedman, of Meri.
den, Conn assignor to Julius Pratt & Co, of
same place.-FOr machine for sizing comb
blanks.
A. r. johnson, of Boston, Mass, assignor to
himself and +. A. Houghton, of same place.
For improvement in sewing machines.
Peter Z. Guion and Paul X Wombaugh, Of
cincinnati, O., assignors to Paul K. Wom-
baugh, a!oresaid.-FOr improvement in lamps
Retssus-Christophe c. Brand, of Nor.
wich, Conn For improved bomb lance for
killing whales. Patented June %, 1852
Designs N. S. Vedder and Ezra Ripley,
Of Troy, N Y assignors to Swetland 4 Lit
tie, Of Crescent, 4. Y.-For design for six
plate stoves.
N. S. Vedder and VIM. l.. Sanderson, of
Troy, N. Y, assigrors to SHETLAND & Little,
of Crescent, n. Y.-FOr design for cooking
stoves.
ley, Of Sheldrake, n. Y.-For improved ap-
paratus for raising and lowering carriage tops
Patented April %, 1856.