Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-12-17
List OF Patents.-The following is the Ii.

List OF Patents.-The following is the liss
of Patents issued from the United States Pat
ent Office for the week ending December Is,
IS56-each bearing that date:
Mark AlIceett, of Hancock, N H.-For i'm,
prOvement in adjustable cant hook for moving
logs, &c.
Emanuel Andrews, of Elmirs, n. Y.-For
improved machine for grinding saws.
Solomon Andrews, Of Perth Amboy, N. j.
For improved case for paddock.
Clark Ii Brown, of Forest Port, N. Y.-Por
improved method of planning and tsperinf
wooden hoops
provement in rake pans.
John Butler, Of Dunmore, Pa.-For improve
ment in valve motions for steam engines.
Fm. Z. Copeland, Of Fall River, Mass
Fer improved spring bolt.
Jabez Coney, of Boston, Mass.-For I'm
provement in pumps.
Chas. Flanders, Of Charlestown, Mass
For improvement in railroad car coupling.
John Edwin Sorbes, Of Hoboken, N. j.
For improvement II skate runners.
George II. Fox, Of Boston, Mass, and Hen
~ J. Siller, of East Cambridge, Msss.-For
improved fltering faucet.
Harvey Gray. of Bristol, Conn.-Por i'm
provement in lifting jack.
James T. A Gibbs, Of Mill Point, Va.-For
| improvement II sewing MACHINES.
John Heller, Of East Lampeter, Ps.-For
improved portable water mill.
James q. Hunt, of Reading, O.-For i'm.
proved portable field fence.
Lewis Jennings, of New York, n. Y.-for
improvement in sewing machines.
Peter IL. jackson, Of New York, N. Y.-For
Improvement: in ships vindlass.
Joseph kinglsnd, Jr., of Franklin, N. j.
For improvement in machine for grinding pa
per pulp
Horatlc Keyes, Of Leominster, Mass.-For
improvement IN machines for pairing apples.
Sam'l Klahr, o, Rea.nstown, Pa -For i'm
proved boring machfss.
VIM. Lewis and VIM. IL. Lewis, Of New
York, n. Y.-For improvement in photograph
ic baths.
Joseph Thoms, Mcintyre, Of MiddletOwn,
Del.-For improvement in railroSd gate for
cattle guard.
Robt J Morrison, Of Richmond, Va.-For
improvement in harvesting machines.
William Moultrie, Of New York, n. Y.-'for
press for printing hat Innings.
Patrick Milan, of Boston, Mass.-For i'm
proved chimney cowls.
jeremiah w. Mulley, Of Amsterdam, N. Y.
For improved moving and resping machine.
Thomas Nelson, Of Troy, N Y.-For i'm
Frovement in machinery for weaving shade
cord.
Thomas B. Stout, of Keyport, n. J.-Por
improvement IN grinding mill.
John 5. Samson and William p. Fsrrand, OF
Philadelphia, Pa.-For improved machine for
making metallic Stats for blinds.
Daniel c. Smith, of Tecumseh, Mich For
Improvement in reaping and moving machines.
Thsddeus z St John, of LIE Roy, \ Y
For improved machine for wiring blind rods.
VIM III Seymour, Of BrockpOrt, n. f.-for
improved finger bar for harvesting machines
Wendell Wright, Of New York, N Y.-For
mode Of securing springs in upholstery.
Rich'd SHREDDER of Darlington, Pa, assignor
to John 5 Russell, Of Pittsburgh, Pa, and
Rich d SHREDDER and Alex r Anderson, Of Bes-
yer co, Pd.-For improvement in apparatus
for coal oil
Chas. Moore, of Hartford, Conn.,, sssignor 70
William Sheldon, of New York, Y z, and
Lorenzo b. Chandler and Charles Moore, Of
Hartford, aforesaid For machine for cutting
and folding paper.
Solomon W. Ruggles, of Fitchburgh, Mass,
sssignOr to Silas Ruggles, of same place s-For
Improvement in wind mills.
Thomas ID. Burial, of Geneva, n. Y.-For
Improvement in reaping and moving ma
chimes.
John c. Pedrick, of Washington, d. C.-For
improved apparatus for drying grain in the
mass.
AdGttIOnaE improvement. Joseph, Smith,
of Delaware, 0.-FOr Improvement N hubs
for carriages. Paten ed Feb. 10, 1856.