Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-02-12

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Vim. Adamson, Of Philadelphia county, Pa
For improvement in machinery for cutting sand
paper. Dated February IL, 1856; ante-dated
August - 1855.
Jno. Allender, of New London, Conn For i'm
provement In scissors.
b. ]. Barber, Of Ballston Spa, NJ Y.--For Inn
proved method of tongueng and growing taper
ing boards.
WIN. Baxter of Newark, N. J.--For improved
wrench
Erastus b. Bigelow, Of Boston, Mass.-For inn
provement in power-looms.
Felix Brown and Adolph Brown, of New York,
n Y.--For machine for boring and turning wood.
Jno. Clark, Of Washington, D. O., and Geo. w.
n Yost, of Pittsburg, Pa.--For improvement in
ploughs
Chas W. Copeland, of New York, N. Y.-For
Improvement in valves and exhaust passages of
steam-engines.
Waldo p Craig and VIM. r. Rightor, of New
port, Ky.--For Improvement in signals for vessels.
Clement Dare, OF Cincinnati, Ohio-For inn
proved method of regulating feed-gates for mills,
etc
G. II. Denison, of Green River, vt.--For rotary
planer for feoes.
Levi s. Enos, of Clean, N. Y.-For improve
| ment in oil cans.
VIM. E. Everett and NJ. NJ. Thompson, of New
York, n Y.--For improvement in devices for
moving incrustations of boilers.
David N. Flanders, Of South Royalton, Vt--For
improved adjustable carriage seat.
P. g. Gardiner, of New York, N. Y.-For Inn
provement in railroad car axle.
Jno. S. Galaher, Jr, Of Washington, d. c.
For Improvement in gas and steam cooking appa-
ratus
Thaddeus Fowler, of Waterbury, Conn.-For
improvement in sticking pins in paper.
Rob't and VIM. L. Gebby, of New Rchland, o.
For Improvement in seed planters.
VIM. Gee, of New York, N. Y.-For ubicrator.
Elijah Hall, of Rochester, n. Y.-For improve
ment in power looms.
Arson Hatch, of Forestville, Conn.-For Inn
proved hand press for stamping letters, sc.
Birdsl Holly, of Seneca Falls, N. Y.-For inn
provement in condensing steam engines which are
used for pumping.
J. L. Horn, Of Edgecombe county, N. C.-For
Improvement in cotton seed planters.
Westel w. Hurlbut, Of Utica, N. Y.-For inn
proved method of hanging and adjusting circular
saws
Scion s. Jackman, of Lock Haven, Pa-For inn
proved elevator for puddlers' balls
Ferdinand Keehnold, of Bridgeport, Conn! Iedl
improved wrench.
James T, King, of New York, N. Y.-Fy inn
provement in steam condensers.
r. w. Lewis, Of Honesdale, Pa-For improve
ment in sealing preserve cans.
Edward Lindner and Conrad Hoffman, of New
naies.
John L. Mcpherson, of New Vienna, Ohio, and
Jacob o. Joyce, of Cincinnati, O.-For improve
ment in diaphragm pump.
Christian Moeler, of Newark, N. J.-For inn
provement in wick-holders for argand lamps.
Elisha P. Newton, of Green Island, N. Y.-For
improved wrench.
Job Phillips, Of Harrisburg, Pa--For improve
ment in grain harvesters.
John Prince, of Washington, ID. C.--For inn
provement in ships compasses.
Lea Pussy, of Philadelphia, Pa.--For improved
method of extinguishing fires.
VIM. III. Robertson and George w. Simpson, of
Hartford, Conn.-For improvement in breech-
loading fire arms.
Charles II. Sayre and George Klnck, of Utica,
N. Y.--For Improvement in cultivator teeth.
John Seithen, of Coblenz, Prussia.--For i'm
proved envelopes for bottles. Dated February IL,
1856. Patented in England August 20, 1854
Edwin F. Shoenberger, OF Marietta, Pa.-For
improved safeguarding coupling
Christian Skunk, of Armstrong county, Pa
For improvement in f1uxing blast furnaces.
Timothy +. Taft, of Ftchburg, Mass.-For i'm
proved bolt machine.
Benjamin Taylor of Philadelphia, Pa.--For in
strument for grating green corn.
Thomas Thompson, of Niversville, N Y.-For
improved machine for folding paper; &c
VIM. ID. Titus, of Brooklyn N. Y.-For improve
ment in oil box for axles with conical journals
VIM. H. Towers, of Philadelphia, Pa.-For inn
provement in clothes clamps
Lorison d. Towne, of Worcester, Mass.-For
cutter-heads for planning machines. Fl
James Whitcomb, of Detroit, .Mich--For i'm
provement in railroad switch
s. w. Wood, of Washington, ID. C.--For i'm
provement in railroad car couplings.
Geo. w. N. Yost of Pittsburgh, Pa.-For inn
proven ent in grain and grass haryesters.
G. G. Hoff, of Albany, N. Y, assignor to E. p.
Russell, of Manlius, N Y.--For improvement in
the construction Of mastic roofing
James NJ Kern, of Morgantown, Va, assignor to
En- och P. Fitch and Isaac Scott, OF same place
For improved method of concaving circular saws.
Alfred Swingle, of Boston, Mass, assignor to
Elmer Townsend, Of same place.-For improve
ment in pegging boots and shoes
Chas. Morgan of Philadelphia, Pa, assignor to
Samuel Emlen, of same place.-For Improvement
in potato planters
Henry Newsham, of Baltimore, Md.-For i'm
provement in cauldrons.
Charles Burleigh, Of Fitchburg, Mass, assignor
to the Putnam Machine Company, of same place
FOR improved gearing for feed rollers of planning
machines.
REISSUES. #.
Albert Broughton, of Malone, N. Y.-For inn
provement in polishing stone, metals, &c Patent
ed November 4, 1854; ante-dated October "a,
1854 ressued February IL, 1855.
Ammi M. George, of Nashua, N. H,-For inn
provement in spike machines. Patented Decem-
Der ls, 1856; re issued February IL, 1856.
Isaac M Singer and Edward Clark, of New York,
N Y, assignees Of J. James Greenough.-For inn
provement in machines for sewing or stitching
straight seams. Patented February 81, 1912 re.
issued February IL, 1856.
DESIGNS.
Lawrence johnson, of Philadelphia, Ps.-For
design for printing type. aa
James M. Thompson, of Philadelphia, Pa.-For
design for moulded bricks