Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-07-30
EVENING STAR,

provement in portable folding tables.
John w. Batson, Of Triadelphia, Md, as.
| signor to himself and Martin H. Batson, @,
Md.-Eor improvement in raking apparatus
| Of corn and cane harvesters.
John w. Batson, of Triadelpbia, Me, as.
signor 10 himself and Martin III. Batson, Of
Md.-For improvement in the cutting appara
tus of corn and cane harvesters.
Henry j. Behrens, of New York N -
For improvement in machine for saving stone
in taper form.
John f. Doynton, of Syracuse, N. Y-For
| improvement in apparatus for solar salt evap-
grafton
VIM Ii. Burnham and b. Hibbard, of Cort-
land Village, N. Y.-For improvement in
churns.
E. C. Cleveland, of Worcester, Mass.-For
improvement in metal planers.
A. S. I. Copeland, PIttsburg, Ps.-For i'm
provement In saving machinery,
Algernon L. Cole, of Windham, Me.-For
improvement in harness for weaving seamless
bags.
James r. Creighton, of Boston, Mass.-For
improve shutter operator.
Austin G. Day, of Seymour, COnn.-For
i'm proved fountain pen.
Samuel Downer and Joshua Merrill, of Bos-
tom Mass.-For improvement in pyrogenous
lubricating oils.
Lewis S Fisher, of Waynesboro', Pa.-For
improvement in machines for saving marble
Geo. W. Gerau, of Brooklyn, N. Y.-For
improvement in fore and aft rig of vessels.
Samuel Ii. Gilman, of New Orleans, La
For improvement in sugar evaporators.
John p. Hays, of Philadelphia, Pa-For
improvement in bake ovens.
Charles Hoyt, Of West Aurora, Ill.-For
improved devices In stave machinery
Z. I. Ingalls,, Of Haverfeld, Mass.-For
Improvement in steam boiler furnace.
Ralph Henry Isham, of Greenwich, Conn -
For improved mode of patching rifle shot
James d. Jefers, Joseph Sparks, ard John
IL. Jeffers, of Philadelphia, Pa-For improve
| ment in corn planters
+. R Langwith, of New York, n. Y.-For
| improved clamp for plumbers.
Samuel w. Lowe, of Philadelphia, Pa
| For portable printing press.
John McMurtry, of Fayette county, Ky
For improved stave machine.
Patrick Mihan, of Boston, Mass For i'm
proved uethod of inserting faucets into fluids
under pressure.
A. C. Miller, of Morgantown, Va.-For i'm
prOvement in hand seed planters.
Campbell Morft, of Baltimore, Md.-For
improvement in soap boiling apparatus.
John Moore, of Quincy Point, Mass.-For
improvement in potatoe planters.
James Myers, jr., of New York, N. Y.-For
improvement in coal scuttles.
prOvement in knitting machines.
Washington +. Pagett, Of Stone Bridge, Va
For improvement in machines for binding
grain, DC.
Thomas Par kes and Alfred Parkes, of Brook
lyn, N. Y.-For improved printing press.
L. L. Prosser, of 0conomowock, Wis.-For
improved sewing machine
James Reynolds, of New York, N. Y.-For
improvement in gutta percha apparatus for
covering wire
Solomon W. Ruggles, of Fitchburgh. Mass.
For pick pocket detector.
Nelson Ruger, of West Farms, N. Y.-For
improved devices in carving wood
It. II. Starbuck d l.. d. Gilman, OF Troy,
N. Y.-For improvement in smut machines.
Alva B. Taylor, of Newark, N. J.-For i'm.
provement in machinery for forming hat
| bodies.
Miron Smith, of Sandisfeld, Mass i'm
provement in OK yokes.
u. w. Walton d Ii. Edgarton, Of Whining
ton, Del.-For improved method of turning
ellipsoidal forms.
Augustin D. Waymotb, of Titchburgh, Mass
For improved machine for manufacturing
spools.
Cromwell P. Weaver, of Philadelphia, Pa.
For improved mode of hanging window sash.
Josepn Wharton, of Philadelphia, Pa.-For
Improvement IN apparatus for purifying white
oxide of zinc.
c. B. Wheeler & Austin Bascom, of Steu-
ben, O.-For improvement in clover seed har-
vesters.
Benjamin Wheelock, of Mayville, Wis.
For improvement in sad iron heaters.
James Wilder, of Boston, Mass For i'm
provement in machines for cutting out soles Of
boots and shoes.
John Wright, Of Wilmington, Del.-FOr i'm
prOvement in apparatus for smoking meats.
Jacob Zimerman, of Oswego, Ill.-For im-
provement in cultiyators.
Ethan Allen, of Worcester, Mass s-For i'm
provement in moulds for hollow projectiles.
B. G. Mendenhall j. Conner, of Rich
| mOnd, Ind.-FOr improvement in -four bolts.
ThOs B. Atterbury and VIM. Warwick, of
Pittsburg, Pa assignor to Warwick, After
bury d Co., of same place.-For improved
| face plate for locks.
j. S. Brown, of Washington, d. c., assignor
to Joseph Kent, of Baltimore, Md.-For i'm
prOvement in bee hives.
Theodore +. Engslbrecht, of New York, n.
Y, assignor to himself and Thomas c. Nye,
of same plsce.-For improvement in chimney
dampors.
Joseph Goodridge, of Boston, Mass, as
signOr to Boston Faucet Company, of same
place For improved faucet.
Geo Kenny, of Milford, N. H., assignor to
! Geo Kenny and George N. Davis, of Boston,
Mass.-For improvement in whifie trees
Alfred Swingle, of Boston, Mass, assignor
| to Elmer Townsend, of same place.-For i'm
provement in pegging jacks.
John c. Shorey, of Rochester, n H., as
signor to Augustus j. Webster, of same place
For improved method of operating gates for
water wheels
Re-issue.-Wm. Ii. Guild and VIM F. Gar.
rison, of Brooklyn, II. Y.-For Improvement
| in operating valves in direct acting steam en-
gines. Patented March q, 1856.
DeSigns.-Joseph Hackett, of Louisville,
ky.-For design for cooking stoves
j Shepherd r. Shepherd, of New York,
N. Y For design for clock fronts
Benjamin Wardwell, of Fall River, Mass +,
and Ephraim Il. Barstow, of Providence, X.
I,-FOr design for cooking stoves.
MAN KILLED BY HIS OWN COFFIN On Sat-
urday night last, man who resided in Twen-
ty otraat was tilla1 in most SIS