The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-11
New Patents Issued.

List Of patents issued from the United States
Patent Office for the week ending June g. 1856
each bearing that date:-
William Alley, of Columbus, Ca, for improve
ment in uterine supporters.
Solomon Andrews, Of Perth Amboy, N. j., for i'm
provement in gas burning lamps.
Josiah Ashenfelder, Of Philadelphia, Pa, for i'm
provement in marble saving machines.
N. Aubin, of Albany, N. Y, for Improvement in
feeding apparatus for gas re.orts.
Jesse Battey, of Honeoye Falls. N. Y, for i'm
proved method OF regulating windmils.
Jos. Becker, Of New York, N Y, for improved pi-
anoforte action.
William Burden, of Brooklyn, N. Y. for improve
ment in relieving slide valves from the pressure Of
steam.
John Casey, Of New York, N. Y, for improvement
in window frames.
Richard H. Cole Of St. Louis, Mo-, for improve
ment in nut machines
Thomss Es,lock, Of Philadelphia, Pa. for i'm.
proved device and walls of building for preventing
damage to goods BY water in case Of fires.
ment in making nuts.
Richard H. and John Cole, of st. Louis, NO., for
improved machine for polishing metallic nuts
George Crangle, Of Philadelphia, Pa, for improve
ment in rotary brick machines.
Rufus Ellis, of Boston, Mass, for improvement In
needles for knitting machines.
Benjamin Fitzpatrick, Of Lowell, Mass, for i'm
proved saw set.
Sylvester II. Gray, Of Bridgeport, Conn.,, for i'm
prevement in machines for felting hat bodies.
Jacob Green, of Philadelphia, Pa for improve.
rnent in gas consuming furnaces.
John G. Hook, of Newark, N. j., for improvement
in the arrangement Of gas retort bench
Christian Knauer, Of Pittsburg, Pa, for copying
press.
saving machine.
Henry F. Mann, of Westville, Ind, for improve
ment in harvester frames.
VIM. N Manning, Of Rockport, Mass, for i'm
pl0vement in meiodeons.
Robert Myers, of Factory Point, Vt, for improved
marble saving machine.
Foster Novel;, Of Lowell, Mass, for improvement
| in wool carding machines.
r. H. Poverty, of Chelsea, Mass for improvement
in set-regulatlng ships compasses.
Samuel Richards. of Philadelphia, Pa, for i'm.
provement in glass furnaces.
Josiah A. Rollins, Of Buffalo, N. Y, for improve
ment in mel0deons.
Isaac NJ. Singer, of New York, N Y, for i'm
provement in sewing machines for binding hats
Lysander Spooner, Of Boston, Mass, for improve
ment in elastic bottoms for chairs and other ar
ticles.
VIM. samuels and Geo. L. stansbury, of jackson
Township, Ind, for improved boring machine.
VIM. b. Treadwell, Of Albany, N. " for improve
John A. Toll, of Sugar Bridge, o., for improved
marble saving machine.
Otis Tufts, Of Boston, Mass, for improvement in
operating valves OF steam engines.
Henry s.. Vrooman, of Lsgansport, Ind, for i'm
proved saving machine.
Chapman Warner, of Green Point, N. Y, for i'm
proved filter.
Marshal Wheeler, of Honesdale, Pa, for improve.
ment in gas regulators
Allen B. Wilson, Of Waterbury, Conn, for i'm
proyement in grain and grass harvesters.
Henry II. Worthington, of Brooklyn, N. Y, for
improved method OF attaching steam to a conical
waive.
Linus Yale, Jr., Of Newport, n Y, for improved
lock.
Frederick B. e. Beaumont, of Upper WoodbaII,
Eng for improvement in firearms
Scion Bishop, OF Homer, N. Y, for Improvement
In washing machines.
John T. Bever, of Haynesyille, Mo-, for improve
ment in washing machines.
Samuel L. Denney of Lancaster, Pa, for improve
ment in hand corn planters.
David l.. Davis, Of Dedham Mass, for improve
ment in elastic bearings for railroad chairs.
James w. Evans, of New York, N. Y, for improv-
cd amagamator
Mahlon s. Frost, of Detroit, Mich, for improve
me MT in railroad car brakes.
Cyrus Garrett and Thomas Cottman, of Cncin-
natl, o., for improvement in subsoil ploughs.
Horace L. Hetvey, o. Quincy, ILL.,, for improve
ment in paralactic instruments for measuring dis
George Kesling, Of Lebanon, o., for improvement
in firearms
servetus Longley, Of Cincinnati, o.. for improved
apparatus for rolling and handling barrels, &c.
John McChemey, Of Louisville, KY, for improve.
ment in washing machines.
Jacob J. Il II. F. Mann, of Westville Ind. for i'm
provement in resping machines.
Josiah Mumford, OF Clarksburg, o. for improve
ment in revolving last holders.
Joseph Smith, Of Condt, O., for improvement in
machines for rakng and loading hay.
Oren Stoddard, OF Busti, N. Y, for improvement
in machines for husking sorn.
Lucius +. Treadwel, OF Warren, Mass, for inn
prove ment in lattice bridges.
George w. N. Yost, of Pittsburg, Pa, for improved
driving wheels for Steam drags or propellers.
George w. N. Yost, of Pittsburg, Pa, for i'm.
proved steam land propeller.
Samuel Fahrney, of Boonsboro, Nd, assgnor to
Abraham Hufier and Benjamin Fahrney, OF WASH
ington county, Nd, for improved vice.
Cnllen Whpple, Of Providence, r. l., assignor 70
the New England Screw Company of same place,
for improvement in making screws.
VIM, p. Wood Of Washington ID. c., assignor TO
Samuel De Vaughn and VIM. p. Wood, OF same
place, for improved mitre box.
Daniel Dodge, Of Heeseville, N, T., for improve