Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-02-05
List of Patents.
Lssssed from he<Jfifed States Patent Office, TO,
the neck ending February 5, 1856:


the meek ending February 5, 1855:
Charles H. Isush of Fall River Mass.--For I'm
provement in the bell stencil trap.
Solomon Bernheisel, of Tyrone township, Pa
For Improvement in corn dryers.
VIM. Ball, of Chicopee, Mass.-For improved
ore washer.
A. H. Caryl, Of sandusky, o.-For improved
raking attachment to harvesters.
Levi Chapman, OF New York, N. Y.--For inn
proved Photographic plate wise.
John Cook, Of Westmoreland, N. Y.-For inn
provement in Tugs for cast iron shingles.
Edward N. Dickerson, Of New York, n. Y, and
Elisha K. Root, Of Hartford, Conn-For improve
ment In pumps
Peter s. Ebert, of Chicago, nl--For improve
ment in heating feed water apparatus for locomo-
tiyss.
John G. Ernst, of York. Pa.-For improved
saw set
Major II. Fisher, of Sing Sing, N. Y, assignor to
Jos. A. Hyde, OF Bridgewater, Mass. For improve
ment in cutting files. m
Elisha s. French, of Binghamton, n. Y.-For
improvement in three-wheeed vehicles
Thesl Firth, of Cincinnati, Ohio.--For improved
feed-water apparatus to steam-boilers!
Thos. Gssinger, of Allegheny, Pa.--For inn
proved bench-vise
Elisha Harris, of Providence, r. For inn
provement in machines for bending ships hooks.
Oliver s. Hazard and Isaac Peck, of Coventry,
n. For Improvement in machinery for making
ropes.
Henry J. Hughes, of Davenport, Iowa.--For Inn
provement in brick-presses.
Samuel Macferran, of Philadelphia, Pa.--For i'm
provement lip hot dir furnaces.
Richard Montgomery Of New York, N. y
For improvement in carriage springs.
s. s. Mills, and NJ. Bissell, Of Charleston, S. c.
For improvement in weighing scales.
Stenhen O. Mpndenhall of Richmond. Indiana
For improvement in iour-bolts.
George r. Moore, of Mount Joy, Pa.--For inn
proyement in fre-pokers.
Francis Morandl, of Boston, Mass.--For i'm
provement in lanterns.
Samuel Peck, of New Haven, Conn.-For inn
proved. fastening for the hinges of daguerrotype-
cases.
Myer Phineas, of New York, N. Y.-For i'm
proved metallic-pens.
Juan Pattison of Brooklyn, N. Y.--For i'm
provement in oscilatng steam engines.
B. +. Ray of Baltimore, -Md.--For Improvement
In harvesters.
John j. Snider, of Lancaster, 0.--For improve
ment in saw mills.
Alfred Swingle, Of Boston, Mass, assignor to Ell
mer Townsend, of same place.-For improvement
in sewing machines
Harriet v. Terry, of Boston, Mass, adm'x of
VIM. D. Terry, dec'd.-For improved mode of
constructing cast iron buildings. .
s. /. Trask, Of Clifford Centre, N. Y.-For i'm
proved alarm lock.
Otis Tufts Of Boston, Mass.-For improvement
in making wrought iron shafts.
John 3. Wentworth, of Lynn, Mass.--For i'm
provement in machines for softening leather
Abner Wbitelcy, of Springfield, O.-For inn
provement in grain and grass harvesters.
Abner Whiteley, of Springfield, O.-For i'm
provement in belt fastenings
John Standing of Fall River Mass, assignor to
himself and James Baxendale, of Providence, r. l.
For improved movement for the doctors of cali
co printing machines.
Chas. g. Terrill, of Shullsburgh, Wis., assignor
to himself and Samuel Crawford, of Mineral Point,
Wis., Improvement in many -chambered breech
loading cannon.
John NJ. Wimley Of Philadelphia, Pa assignor
to himself and Washington H. Penrose, of same
place.--For improvement in the mode of attaching
composition coles to boots and shoes.
Chas. II. Bergman, of New York, n. Y.--For
Improvement in writing desks.
REISSUE.
Chas. w. Brown, of Boston, Mass--For inn
proved tonguing and growing machine. Patented
August IA, 1874. Reissued Feb s. 1855. Fl.
ADDITIONAL IMPROVEMENTS.
Abner Whiteley, of Springfield, O.--For inn
provement in candesticks. Patented January 5,
1856. Additional Improvement dated February 8,
1856. .
p. Tomlinson, of Athens, Pa.--For improve
ment in the manufacture of ornamental felt cloth.
Patented June 3, 1855. Additional improvement
dated February 5, 1885,
Lewis w. Leeds and r. Morris Smith, of Phila-
delphia Pa.-For improvement in hydraulic heat
ers Patented May 16, 1854. Additional improve
ment dated February s, 1855.
DESIGN.
Hermann L. Wesche, of Philadelphia, Pa, as
signor to Robert Wood, of same place.-For de-
sign for gates.
THIRT Y-FOURTH CONGR ES s.