Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-02-11
EVENING STAR.
List OF Pa,ents-Tbs fo,,ov;nu :. ~. II.

ent Office for the week ending February 10,
! lS57-each bearing that date:
Jos. Armstrong, of Woburn Center, Mass -
For improvement in stufing leather
j. c. Briggs of Woodbury., Conn For i'm
provement in melodeons.
Francis Bretteli and Joseph b. Frsbie,
of Allegheny city, Pa.-For improvement in
firearms.
Theodore Bergucr, of Philndelphia, Pa
For machine for making envelopes.
NJ Bachelor, Of FOxcroft, Ne For i'm
proved mode Of attaching thills TO sleighs.
John Bean, of Hudson, Mich.-For i'm
provement in extension hOppers for sepsrators,
grain mills, &c.
Reubin COmiDs, Of Troy, Y. Y.-For i'm.
pr0vement in shoes for russ frames
Elisha Dodson, Of Reading, Pa.-For i'm
proved gun powder.
VIM H Elliot, of Plattsburgh, N Y.-For
printing stamp
Peter Hsrnist, Of Marinetown, Ill-FOr i'm
proved rsking attachment for reapers
Edw'd X Godfrey, Of New York, N. Y
For Improvement in razor strops.
Henry Havell, Of Newark. N. J.-For i'm
provement in the mode of attaching the eyes
to the blades of hoes.
Thos B Houghton, of Bloomington, Ill
| For improvement in seed planters
Addison Hull, of Brooklyn, \. Y.-For i'm
provement in guides for sewing machines
Charles Hicks, of Haverstraw, N. Y-For
improved machine for ramming percussion
| caps.
Alvin HuId, OF Daubury. Conn.-For i'm.
| proved method of Surfacing felt hats.
Lewis I. Howard, of Smith Mills, Miss -
For improvement in feathcring paddle wheels.
| John llildebrand, OF East Berlin, Pa-Fnr
| Improvement in seed planters.
James Hanson, Of the Wandsworth Road
Eug -fOr gas making process. Patented in
/ England April 2l, 1855.
| Reinhold Boeklen, of Jersey city, n. j.
| For improvement in seed planters
Vim Ill Elliot, Of Piattsburgh, N. Y.-For
| arrangement of means for controlling the
| throttle valve Of marine engines.
Joseph &, Kent, of Cooper Iron Works, n
J For process cf smelling zinc, iron ore
VIM w. Kellogg, Of lynn, Mass.-For i'm
| proved sash fastener.
4 Lucius Knowles, Of Warren, Mass For
improvement in safety indicators for steam
boilers
Jacob Landcs, Of Selma, O.-For improve
| ment in seed planters.
q f. McIlToy, of COvington, Ky-For in.
proved fence, adaptable to uneven ground.
jeremiah w. Mulley, of Amsterdam, N Y.
! For Improvement in reaping and moving ma
| chimes.
John i. Mascher, Of Philadelphia, Pa.-For
process of ornamsnting daguerreOtyre cases,
| &c.
| GuIielmus 3 Millerd, Of Colchester, Conn -
For improvement in preparing India rubber
| cloth.
| Julia M Milligan, of New Albany, Ind -
| Fo: improved abdominal supporter.
| Edmund Morris, Of Burlington, n. J-For
| improvement in chain pumps
| Mighill Nuttipg, Of Portland, Me For i'm
| provement in gauges and water regulators for
| steam boilers.
| Samuel NicolsOn, Of Boston, Mass For iu-
provement in rail for street railroads.
Ezekiel Page, of Platea, Pa.-For improved
| Arrangement of devices for suspending and
| adjusting sticks in saving machines
Luther NJ Parsons. of Wauhau, Wis-For
| improvement in ventilating stoves
Perley A. Ramsay, of Boston, Mass.-For
hand stamp.
Thos j. w. Robertson, Of New York, y Y.
| For improvement in sewing machines
Silas u Randall, of Rockford, Ill.-FOr in
| provement in seed planters.
Martin Robbins, of Cincinnati, O.-FOr i'm.
| prOveueut in corn planters
Cyrus Roberts, of BelleVille, Ill FOR i'm
provement in attaching the arms of horse
| powers.
john Root, Of Buffalo, n Y.-For i'm.
| proyement in rotary steam engines
| BeTj Ross and John c. Campbell, Of Syra.
cuse, \. \ For improved metallic roofing
Benin ID Sanders, of Holidays Cove, Va.
| For improvement in instruments for facilita.
| ting the facing of mill stones
EIw'd A Tuttle, Of Brooklyn, n Y.-For
| improved self adjusting wind wheel.
| IL ThOnlason. Of Lafayette, Ind.-For i'm,
| provement in seed planters
| Walter A Wood, of Hoosick Falls, n Y
| For improvement in harvesting machines.
| VIM. r Warden, of Boston, Mass For i'm
| prOvement in apparatus for indicating the
| height Of water in the holds of vessels
Wm Ii WatrouE, of Brooklyn, n. Y.-For
| improvement in wool cleaning machines.
Joel Wisner of Aurora y Y-For i'm.
| proveme in locomotive cow catchers for rail-
| roads.
| Simon z. Winnie, Of Albany, N. Y.-For
| improved machine for re-sawing lumber
| Darius Babcock, OF Homer, Y, assignor
| to Thomas HarrOp and Darius Babcock afore-
said.-FOr improved arrangement Of springs
| for vehicles
Lawrence Deacon, of Brooklyn, n Y, as
| signor to John Wavun, of New York, N. Y
For improvement in fishing rod reels.
Elbridge Il. Matthews, OF Clear W ater, Min
| nesota Territory, assignor TO Harvey Church,
| Of Troy, N Y-For improved machine for
| cutting dove tails and their groves
Edwin P. Monroe, of Albany, N. Y , as
signor to Gilbert II. Scribner, Of New York,
n. For improvement in calendar clocks
Fred'k ID Newbury, of Albany, n. Y as
| signor to Richard and Varick De Witt, ir of
same place.-FOr improved mode of patching
ullets.
VIM. S Plat, of Waterbury, Conn, as
signor to VIM. S Alfred and Clark NJ. Flatt.
For improvement in making seamless tubes
John r. Wendt, of Boston, Mass assignor
to himself and Augustus Rodgers, of same
place For Improvement in manufacturing
metallic beads.
Daniel Kelly and VIM. Livingston, of Grand
Rapids, Mich.-For improved window blinds
Ezra Sprague Holmes, Of LOckpOrt, N. Y -
For improvement in machines for husking
corn.
Dssagns.-Thos. J. Shepard, of Brooklyn,
N. Y.-FOr design for cooking ranges.
James L. Stevenson, of Albany, n. Y.-For
| design tor cooking stoves.
Dan'l Wilson, of Nashua, N. IL f., assignor to
the Union Stove Company Of same place For
| design for parlor cooking stoves
The BETTER MAN OF Two -"A. r. :"
writing from Fort DesmoineS, (where young
Oath IN