The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-21
New Patents Issues d.

List of patents issued from the United States
Patent Office, for the week ending Jan. Is, 1866,
each bearing that date:-
John Beatty Of Liverpool, England, for improve.
ment in means for supporting the propeller shaft,
and receiving the rudder of stern propeers. Pa
tented in England Sept. s, 1850.
VIM H. Brown, of Worcester, Mass, for variable
dial for dividing engines.
Jos. S. Brown, of Lowell, Mass, for improvement
in extension railroad car.
Samuel J. Chapman of Charleston, S. c., for ma
chine for feeding sheets Of paper to printing presses
Jos. Cheever, OF Boston, Mass. tor Improvement
in apparatus for curing varicocele, sterilty, mpo-
tency, and other diseases of the genital organs.
II. NJ. Clark, of New Britain, Conn, tor improve
ment in machines for heading bolts.
!. Hezekiah Crout, of Baltimore, Md, for improve
ment in removable fanck bar for securing the
glasses OF lanterns.
Elisha H. Collier, OF Sctuate, Mass, for improve
ment in heading spikes
John p. Phlio al1 Geo. COwing, of Seneca Falls,
N. " for improves method Of operating fire engines.
CD: Cowperthwaite, of Philadelphia, Pa, for i'm
Charles A. Cummings and Cortland Douglass, of
New London Conn.,, for improvement in gas burners.
Dewitt G. Cummings. of Fulton, N. Y, for improve
ment in lock gate valves.
Edward A. Curley, of Westport, Conn.,, for i'm
pr0vement in extension tables.
Henry D. P. Cunningham, of Bury Hants, Eng
land, for improvement in reefng sails Patented in
England November 80, 1850
joseph c. Day, of Hackettstown, N. j., for i'm
provement in firearms.
Allen Greene, of Providence, R. l., for improved
mode of attaching thills to axles
WV. Harvey, of Satville, Va, for improvement
in implements for pruning trees.
Caleb S. Hunt of Bridgewater, Mass, for improve
ment in cotton presses
Frank G. Johnson of Brooklyn N. Y, for i'm
proved method of regulating speed of wind mills.
Richard W. jones, of Greencastle, Ind, for i'm
provement in brick machines.
A. Kendall, of Cleveland, Ohio, for single
machine.
VIM. +. Ketchum, Of Buffalo, N. u, for improve
ment in grain and grass harvesters.
Samuel NJ. King, of Lancaster, Pa, for single
machine.
VIM. r. Lavender and Atkins Smith, of Pro-
vincetown, Mass, for improved steering wheel
stopper.
Horatio McGrath, Of Meig's Creek, Ohio, for inn
proved bits for boring felloes and tenonng spokes.
J. A. Malman, OF hnsdale, Mass, for mortising
machine.
F. H. Moore, Of Boston, Mass, for improvement in
safety coal hole covers
JAS. McNab and Adam Carr, of New York N. Y,
for Improvement in steam stop valves.
r. D. Nesmith, Of Lake Village, N. H., for i'm
proyement IN machines for dressing mill stones.
Ephraim Parker, of Burlington Iowa, for machine
for making clothes pins.
Ira s. Parker, Of Sharon, VT, for improvement in
wash boards.
Reed Peck. of Cortlandville, N. Y, for improve
ment in door fasenings
Charles Perley, of New York N. Y. for improve
ment in cargo-ports for ships and other vessels
Abiel Peyey, of Lowell, Mass, for improvement in
remeltipg iron scraps.
Ezra Ripley, of Troy, N. Y, for Improvement in
Samuel 7. Sharp of Danvile, NO., for improve
ment in straw cutters
Thomas J. Stratton, of Waterloo, N. Y, for i'm.
provement in ditching machines.
Eben T. Starr, of New York, N. T., for improve.
ment in revolving fire arms.
FRncis M. Strong and Thomas Ross of vergennes,
VT, for improvement in platform scales.
Amer j. Sutherland, of Lowell, Mass, for i'm
IN IN
James s. Taylor, of Danbury Conn, for improve
ment in yarn dressing frames. .
James S. Taylor, Of Danbury, Conn., for improve
ment In machinery for feting hats.
Joseph II. Tompkins, of Buffalo, N. Y. for i'm
proved box for coating daguerreotype plates
Lewis White, of Hartford, Conn.,, for improve
ment in curtain fixtures.
Hugh Wghtman and VIM Warden, of Allegheny,
Penn, for Improvement In osciatng engines.
Charles II. Brown and Charles Bureigh, OF Fitch
burg Mass, assignors to the Putnam Machine Com
paDy, Of same place, for Improvement in means for
regulating and working steam valves as cutoffs.
John L. Brown, Of Indianapolis, Ind, assignor to
himself and Chas. Learned, OF same place, for lath
machine.
Gelston Sanford and Thomas and Stephen Hull,
OF Poughkeepsie, N. T., for improvement in grain
and grass haryesters
David Marsh of Bridgeport, Conn.,, assignor to
Thomas b. Stout of New Jersey, Joseph A. Cody,
of Ohio and David Marsh, Of Conn.,, for improve
ment in hanging mill stones.
Ariand Asahel Davis, Of Lowell, Mass, and Chas
Cunnin CHAM, of Nashua N. H., assignors to Alfred
w. Adams, Of Lowell, Mass, Josiah B. Richardson
and George w. Pettes, Of Boston, Mass, and Sher
burne T. Sanborn, of winchester, Mass, for i'm
Provement in hydro carbon vap0r apparatus
Observation-Disclosures Ralston, Of Middletown, Pa,
for improvement in machines for threshing and
winnowing grain. Patented February 81. lS42.
Thomas ]. w. Robertson, OF New York, N. r., as-
signor to himself and Alfred G. Beach, OF same
place, for improvement in sewing machines. Pa.
tented March 20, 1866.
On the 11th inst, old colored man named Peter