Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-12-10

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David Baldwin, Of Godwinville, N. J.-For
machine for feeding paper to printing presses.
Henry Nj Bonney, of New Bedford, Mass
For improvemsnt in sail hanks.
Timothy Brown, Of Georgetown, N. Y.-For
alloy composition.
Alfred s. B.ebe. of Fall River, Mass.-For
Improvement in valve gear for steam engines
Robert Brown, of Perry, Pa.-for i'm
proved yielding joint for portable FENCES.
Wm. S Blake, Of Boston, Mass.-for I'm
proyement in floats for steam boilers.
Martin Buck Jas III. Buck, and y. "A. Cush-
man, of Lebanon, n. H.-Por improved ma
chine for pressing hollow brick or building
blocks.
James W. Campbell, Of Brooklyn, N. T.
For improvement in elliptogrsphs
Job Cornell, Of Brooklyn, and Ba--
nett McDougall, of New York, N. Y.-For gas
VIM. B. Costes, of Philadelphia, Pa.-For
improyement in machines for cutting the stalks
Erastus W. Ellsworth, of East Windsor Hill,
| Conn-For improved arrangement Of valves,
&c in siphon rams.
Elic Joseph Hainsut, Of tho Kingdom OF
Belgium. m.-for process for mashing grain.
Horace L. Bsrvey, Of Quincy, Ill.-for i'm
provement in pocket lamps.
Thos. Hoge, of Waynesburg, Pa.-For por-
table prairie fence for stock pen
f. A Hoyt, Of Boston, Msss.-For improve
ment in water gauges for steam poilers;
NJ. q Hubbard, of Penn Yam, N. Y:-for
| improvement in teeth for reaping machines
Wm. Mussehl, of New York, n. f.--for
| improvement in potato diggers
Hudson 0sgood, Of Waterville, Me.-for
| improved planning machine.
SiIas S. Putnam, of Boston, Mass I'm
| provement in machines for forging iron.
| VIM. e. Philips, Of Newport, Del.-tor I'M
proved approsch-openiDg gate.
Charles Ratclif, of Cincinnati, O.-For I'm
| provement IN nut machines.
Obadiah Rich, of Cambridge, Mass.-for
process Of preparing tsnnate OF lime. Pat
ented in England, Dec Is, 1894
Isaac S Roland, of West Earl, Pa.-for
| Improvement in washing machines.
Hamilton <. Smith, of Philsdelphia, Pa
| For Improvement in corn shelters.
| Lemuel Smith, Of Plymouth, Conn For
! improyement in lathes for irregular forms.
Chas A. Shaw, of Biddeford, Me.-For i'm
1 provement in churns.
| Wm. Tinker, Of kelloggsvllle, U.-For I'M
| prOyement in harvesters.
Anson Thompson, of Glenn's Falls, N. y
For improvement in implements for rolling
| seeds in the earth.
Wm.H. Walton, of New York, n. Y.-For
improvement in cleaning the top hats OF card
ing engines
|
mouldings.
Henry wyant, of Knox county, Ind.-FOr
Improvement in seed planters
| Chas. Atwood, deceased, late of New York,
NY, per his administrators For improve
ment in machine for sticking pins
VIM. P. Surgey, Of Hackney Great Britain,
assignor to Chas A. Stanley, of New. York,
n. Y.-For improvement in cigars Patented
in England September %, 1854.
| John Taggart and Leonard A. Grover, OK
Hoxbury Mass, assignors 70 themselves and
Z. w. Banker, of Boston, Mass.-For improve
ment in machines for husking corn.
John Underwood, Of Lowell, hs@.-for
| improvement in the cylinder and piston OF
hydraulic and steam engines
VIM A. Vertrees, Of Winchester, Motor
improvement in cburns.
Robert Bryson, of schenectady, N. Y.-For
Improvement in machines for husking corn.
Frederick Berry, of Harrisburg, Pa.-for
improved machine for stamping leather COM
bined with a rolling machine.
Erastus w Ellsworth, of East Windsor Hill,
Conn-For improvement in feed-water pumps
for steam boilers.
4. L. Hawes, of W Worcester, Msss.-Por ma
chine for paging books, 30.
Willis II. johnson, of Springfield, Ill.-For
mode of incorporating bituminous liquids with
wet earths for cement.
James NJ. Kern, of Morgantown, Va.-For
improvement in seeding machines
Goodrich Lightfoot, Of Elgin, In.-For i'm
provement in churns.
c. a. McPhetridge, of St. Louis, MO.-For
ndledipping machine
Edwin Moore, of Avon, N. Y.-For i'm
prOvement in seed planters.
Joseph Mason, of New York, n. 1.-for i'm
proyement in connecting tubes
John Neville, Of New York, n. Y, assignof
through himself and Lemuel Curtis, of New
York, n. Y, to the Damascus Steel Manufso-
turing Company, of Croton, N. Y.-FOr i'm
provement in making cast steel.
James Reynolds, Of New York, N. H.-For
mode of making gutta percha cord.
Marshall Turley, Of Galesburg, lu.-for
improvement in prairie plows
Levi Van Hoesen, Of Westville, Conn.-For
} trap for catching fish, dc.
George Watt, of Richmond, Wafer i'm
proVement in plows.
Moses d. Wells, of Morgantovn, Ys.-For
} improvement in seeding machines.
Samuel Carson, of New York, N. T., az
signor to the American Railway Manufsctur-
ing Company, of New York, aforessid.-Por
! method of charging the receiver Of q locomo-
tive with compressed air from fixed stations.
Charles q. Sargent, Of Lowell, Mass, and
Abram Keach, Of Boston, Mass, sssignors 10
Abram Reach and Caleb M Marvel, Of Low
ell, sforesaid.-For improvement in printing
presses.
Reissues Beach, Of Philadelphia,
Pa-FOr improvement in curry combs Pat
ented March l3, 1S49. Reissued February
IL, 1850.
Jose Toll, of Locust Grove, Ohio.-FOr i'm
prOvement in marble saving machines Pat
ented September 3, 1855
Allen B. Wilson, of Waterbury, Conn
For improvement in sewing machines. Pat
entcd November II, 1850. Reissued January
%, 1856
Desig,.-Samuei w. Gibbs, Of Albany, N.
Y, assignor to A. Ii. Macarthur & Co., of Hud>
son, n. Y.-For design for cooking stoves
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