Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-09-17


OF Patents issued from the United States Pateu
ofhce' Tor the week ending Sept. Is, 1s57-eacl
bearing that date:
Timothy Alden, Of New York, NJ Y.-Fo
type setting and distributing machine -
wilson Ager, of Rhorsburg Pa-For improve
ment In machines for hulling rice
Aaron Arnold, of Troy, n. Y.-For improve
ment In grinding mill
N. Baumaun, of Elmore Ill For improyemen
In -four bolt
Hiram Berdan, of New York, N. Y.-For i'm.
Provementi in machines for kneading dough
Joseph Booth, Of Newark, NJ For i'm.
dies "a' w.
Edward T. Briggs, of Salem, Mass.-For inn.
proved mode of sustaining window sash.
VIM. Butcher and VIM. A Butcher of Phila-
deiPhia, Pa.-For Improvement in India rubber
paint.
John Butler, of Brooklyn, N. Y.-For improve.
he Butt, OF Lincolton, N.rC.-For improve
ment in excavators
William II. Carver, of Covington, Ky., and
beckiey, OF Cincinnati, OhiO.-For improvement
IN maStic roofing.
A, fl. Caryl, ofSandnsky, Ohio-For improve
ment In moving machines
A. IL. Caryl. of Sandusky, Ohio.-F or improved
aging G attachment @ men for renPing machines.
Improvement In invalid beds
Wm N Clark, of Chester, Ct.--For improve
ment IN making paper pulp from ivory.
n. o.
ment in hanging mill stones
Abraham Coates, of New York, N. V, and
Samuel Nj =. Perry, of Brooklyn, ". Y.-For i'm
Provement in ships pumps.
ii. w. Collrnder, of New. York N Y-For
improved Ocket for bolts
George ~ Cummings, of Hartford, Conn.-For
improved machine for ex panding spectacle bows
john Cltcherson, Of Boston, Mass.-For i'm
provement IN street sweeping machines
Chas. III. Earle, OF Green Bay Wis-For i'm.
Provement in bridges.
Robert III. Fletcher, of Brooklyn, n. Y.-For
Improvement in operating valves Of steam en-
gines.
Geo. Gillett, of Little York, Y-For i'm.
provement in painter easel's.
Edwin Gomez and William Mills of New
compositions.
John c. Grant, of Salem, Mass.-For improved
mode Of operating window sash. |..-
Adolph Hammer, of Reading, Pa-For i'm
proVeInent in cooler for breweries
Lewis F. Howard, of Smiths Mills Miss
For improvement in feathering paddle wheels.
Eben y. Horsford, of Cambridge Mass.-For
improvement In treat cotton and linen waste.
ullus Jillison, Of Poughkeepsie, ". V and
Henry Whimfeld, Of New York, n. Y.-For
improved method Of treating fbroUs and textile
substances i;n; in vacuum for cleasing purposes.
Unison, OF Worcester, Mass.-FOr improved
machine Tor pointing wire.
David A. ! Lawson, of Cherry Valley, Mass.
For improved belt tool
samuel Lord, Of Perry, Ga.-For improved
spoke machine.
George Matoon, Of Chicopee Falls. Mas.-For
improvement in harness for looms
Jesse h Park, of Marlborough, N. Y.-For
congestion PpncIl pdP fGI preparing tracing muslin
proved method OF regulating the velocity of wind
wheels
John C. Pennington, Of Paterson, N. J.-For
improvement in valve gear for oscillatng steam
engines.
Perry Putnam and John f. Crane, OF Lowell,
Mass.-For improved tenoning machine
Roswell d. 81 John, of Bellefontaine, O.-For
improvement in watchmaker's lathe.
George Thompson, of East Tarentum Pa-For
improvement in boxes for preserving alkaIies
John Turl, Of New York, N. Y.-For improve
ment in drip pots for sugar houses
Charles b. Warning. of Poughkeepsie NY
FOR improvement in Illuminating gas appara-
Lemuel Wells, Of Astoria, N.Y.-For improve.
ment In ball cartridge.
Robert Werner, Of New York, Y.-For
Improvement In diaPhTagnis for Photographic
cameras
Adam Wood, of Pittsburg, Pa-For improve
Christian Yost, Of Leacock Township Pa For
improved raking attachment for reaping ma
chimes
James f. Young, of Augusta. Me.-For i'm
proved method OF manufacturing shingles.
John McMurtz, of Lexington, Ky. assgnor to
Daniel Wiehl, Of Fayette county Ky-For i'm
proved mode Of controlling cog gear sash bal
ance.
Jasper J. Near, of Oneida, N. Y, as,ignor to
Eli Near and Levi Vandusen, Of Madison county
y. Y.-For improved saw iler.
Bdrnabas RubeTts and Alexander Crumbie Of
Brooklyn, N. Y, assignors to themselves 4 Jno
Benson, OF same pl 'ce.-FOr arrangement of pas
sages and means for working steam valves by the
direct action Of steam.
Grorge WashbuTn, Of Worcester, Mass, as
signor TO himself and Anson L. Hobart of same
place.-For improvement In brick machines
Parker Wells, Of Middletown, Mass assig nor
20 Samuel Mower, Of Boston, Mass,-For impro-
we'd boot and shoe sole cutter.
ii. W. Covert, Of Rochester, n. Y.-For i'm
prOvement In locks
Jonathan Call, Of Emira, " York-For i'm.
provement In coating water pipes.
George w. La Baw, OF Jersey City NJ J., as
signOr TO himself and Chas. A DuTyin OF New
York, y: Y.-For arrangement of means for reef
ing and furling sails.
ReissEes.-Chas. Winslow, of Lynn, Mass
For Improvement in elastic gore cloth Patented
August 4th, 1857.
Julia Nj. Milligan, OF New Albany d-For
improved abdominal supporter.
WIN: V. Gee, OF New Haven, Conn, assignor
by mediate transfer to the Nashawannock Manu-
featuring Co, of Easthampton, Mass-For i'm
proyement In looms. Patented Feb %, 1855
Gibbons Kelly and Dudley NJ Ferguson, OF
New ork, y. Y, assignees OF Daniel Lloyd or
same place For improvement in apparatus for
stenciling window shades Patented January 20.
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