Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-06-11

body but ltseI. Inc SOutn QlQ not desert
him. Taking out Virginia, where too many
seem content to live on the memories of its
States Right devotion in the past, and
Louisiana, which is no exemplar of Southern
principles, the South stood firm as a rock for
Pierce, and only yielded the struggle of graft
tude and reverence when New Hampshire
withdrew him from the field
Appointed.-Eliah Pendleton, Esq, of
Norfolk, Va, has been appointed Pension
Agent at that point.
List Of Patents issued from the United
States Patent Office for the week ending June
10, 1S56-each bearing that date:
William W. Batchelder, of New York, N
Y-For improvement in hand pegging ma
chimes.
William Baxter, of Newark, N. J.-For i'm
proved hydro steam engine.
Charles K Bradford, of Lynn, Mass.-For
improvement in harness trace coupling.
Samuel w. Brown, Of Lowell. Mass.-For
improvement in steam pressure gauges.
John Brougton, Of Chicago, Ill For i'm
provement in rotary pumps.
Jonathan Burdge, of Cincinnati, O.-For
improvement in cutting -four mill.
jeremiah Carhart, of New York, N. Y
For improved machine for manufacturing reed
boards for melodeOns
John M. Carlisle, of Williamson Springs,
5. C.-For improved method of operating he lad
blocks Of saw mills
James Chattaway, of the County Of Ham
den, Mass.-For improved water proof percus-
sion caps.
Hiram Collins of Salisbury, Mass.-For i'm
proved shutter operator.
Daniel Cushing, of Wheeling Va.-For ma
chine for coating cloth with paint.
Daniel Cushing, Of Wheeling, Va.-For ma
chine for rubbing and polishing painted cloth.
Austin Day, Of Seymour. Conn.-For
Improvement in cleaning india rubber.
j. G. Dickinson and Robert Bate, of Hud-
son, Mich.-FOr improved pocket book.
Henry c. Dole, of Adrian, Mich-For i'm.
proved shears for sheet metal
Robert b Gorsuch, of New York, N. Y
For improved method of effecting uniform
pressure upon the pumping piston Of double
acting steam pumps.
John Ii. Gould, of New York, N. Y.-For
Improvement in three-wheeled carriages for
children.
Henry Gross, of the county Of Seneca, Ohio.
For improved breech-loadiDg fire arm.
William Hart, of Maysville, Wis-For inn
proved tool for watchmakers
William Holmes, of Brooklyn, N. Yer
improvement in thrashing machines
William w. Hubbell, of Philadelphia, Pa.
For improved sabot for rotating shot or she'll.
William Huntress, Of South Berwick, Me-
For improvement in bedsteads.
James Ives, Of Mount Carmel, Conn.-For
improved mode of attaching pads to saddle
trees.
Joseph Kurtzeman, of Lancaster, Ohio -
For improved method of Operating head blocks
OF saving mills.
A. S. Macomber, of Bennington, Vt.-For
improvement in wheelwrights machinery.
Patrick McGlew, of w Waterford, N. For
improved die stock for cutting screws.
Jason Painter, of jamestown, N. Y.-For
improved rotary single machine
N. l.. Parry, Of Galveston, Texas.-For
improved method Of repairing circular saw
teeth.
Joseph Parisette, of indianapolis, Ind
For improvement in ice-cream freezers
j c. Pluche and L. C. Pluche, of Cape
Vincent, N. Y.-For improvement in attach
ing teeth to sickle bars Of harvesters
Rufus Porter, Of Washington, D. C-For
mode of sounding whistles for fog signals
James Reynolds, of New York, N Y.-For
improvement in mandrels, for making gutta
percha tubing
James Reynolds, of New York, N. Y.-For
improvement in feed apparatus for working
gutta percha.
Charles Z. Russell, of ST Louis, Mo.-For
improvement in hermetically sealing preserve
cans.
David Russell, of Lockport, N. Y.-For i'm.
proved method of applying horse power t.
FIRE engines.
William Mont Storm, of New York, N. "
For improvement in safes for ships and other
vessels
j. B. Ferry, of Hartford, Conn.-For i'm
proved machine for sticking pins.
WIZ r. Thomson, of Cleveland, O.-For
improvement in constructing r. ilroad car
wheels
Edward A futile, of Williamsburgh, Ny.
For Improvement in registers and ventilators.
Philip Warner, of Lancaster, Pa.-For i'm
proved bolt for shutters.
Marshal Wheeler, of Honesdale, Pa.-For
Improvement in governor for steam engines
GEORGE w. N. Yost, of Pittsburgh, Pa.-For
Improvement in reaping and powing ma
chimes.
Reuben w. Benedict, of Brant, Y.-For
Improvement in carriages
deorge Blanchard, of New York, N. Y
For improved apparatus for cutting the strings
that secure corks in bottles.
Charles +. Flagg, of Sherburne, Mass.-For
Improvement in platform supporters.
Amos L. Grinnell and John L. Williams, of
"lliet, Wis For improvement in potato dig. |
gers
NlccLi VI NutcHSO, ILL.,, anu Ed |
ward A Kennedy, Of Newark, Il.-For inn.
pr0vement in seed planters
Daniel Judd, of Hinsdale, N. Y.-For i'm
proved rotary eXcavator.
Geo b. ksighD, of Lamberton, N. J.-For
improvement in the mode of attaching horses
TO shafts Of vehicles.
c. Luce, of Freeport, Ill.-For improve.
nent in seeding machines.
Ebenezer Morrison, of franklin, N. HI
For improvement in corn shelters.
,, George A. Meacham. of New York, NY
For Improvement in seed planters
III Z Robertson, Of Greenville, Tenn.-For
collars
Lucien II Allen, Of Tamaqua Pa, assiynor
70 himself and Edmund NJ Ivens, Of Tamaoua
wheels. ~"
Alexander Hall, of Now York. N. Y.
assignOr to himself and James g. Caldwell Of
New York aforesaid improvement in
repeating fire arms
=, John j. Howe and Truman Piper, of Derby,
Conn, asel0DOrs In Nj