Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-04-01
STAR.

List OF Patents.-The following is the list
of Patents issued from the United States Pat.
ent Office for the week ending March 81, 1857;
each bearing that date:
! Elliot Andrus, Of Geneva, n. Y.-For i'm
| prOyement in plows.
| Geo r. Clark and Sam Adams, of Antioch,
Cal.-For improvement in grade delineators
Geo. s. Bradford, of Sandiake, n. Y.-For
Improvement in manufacturing yarns from
mixed cotton wool.
RObt. G Buchanan, Of Baltimore, Md.-FOr
| portable boats
John Booth, Of Pswtucket, Il. For i'm
| provement in steam drying cylinders.
| John B Barker, Of Onandaga, n. Y.-For
| improvement in corn cultivators.
| James A. Dorr, Ira Hersey, and Edw'd e.
| Oldfeld, of New York, N. Y.-For improve
| ment in brick machines.
| V.R. David, Of Newark, Ill.-For improved
lock.
John P. Derby, of Boston, Mass-For i'm
provement in sleeve buttons.
| Henry L. De Zsng, of Geneva, n. Y.-For
improved bullet mould.
! Edwin Edwards, Of Oneida Lake, n. Y
| For improved rotary shingle machine.
| Jesse Frye, of Springfield, Iu.-For i'm
| proVement in gang plows.
Jesse Frye, of Springfield, Ill.-FOr i'm
| provcment in prairie plows.
| James E. Gibbs, of Millpoint, Va For i'm
provement in sewing machines.
| Perry G.. Gardiner, Of New York, n Y
For machine for creasing plates for railway
car springs.
| Perry G. Gardiner, of New York, N. "
| For machine for disengaging railway car
| springs from mandrel.
Alanson Haskell and VIM. P. Haskell, of
North Brookfeld, Mass.-For improved ma
chine for manufacturing shoe lasts.
| JOS W. Harmon, of Brooklyn, II. Y.-For
| improved composition for foor cloths.
| John s. Hall, of Pittsburgh, Pa For i'm
proved steam carriage.
| R. Hart, of Marietta, Ohio.-For improved
| hinge.
Abram HewliDgs, of Philadelphia, Pa.-For
| Improvement in corn harvesters.
Hyam Jacob Hyams, of Starrhope street,
Hampstead road, England.-For improvement
in dry gas meters Patented in England, Feb.
| Is, 1856.
| John Humphrey, of Keene, N. Y-For i'm
proved machinery for cutting slots in clothes
pins.
A. R. Hurst of New Cumberland, Pa.-FOr
improvement in mac hine for husking corn.
Il. S. Jennings, of Waterbury, Conn.-For
| improvement in carriage tops.
Albert Kelsey, of Westport, Ne For i'm
| provement in bee hives.
| Louis Koch, of New York, N. Y.-For i'm
provement in machines for making paste
board.
Louis Koch, of New York, N Y.-For i'm.
provement in machinery for pressing water
George A. Meacham, of New York, NY
For Improvement in seed planters.
| John Miller, of Bucyrus, O.-For improve
| ment in corn planters.
A. c. Moore, of Wilmington, Vt.-For i'm.
proved mode Of securing bits in their stocks
| Albert Moore, of Hanover Falls, N. Y.-For
improved method of centering and holding
hubs while being bored.
John E. Morgan, OF Deerfeld, N. Y.-For
improvement in harrows.
Lucien E. Pratt, of South Kingston, K. l.
For Improvement in preparing yarn, for dye
| ing and securing.
John schaffeF, of West Manchester, Pa
For improvement in steamboat capstans
VIM. D. Sloan, Of New York, n. Y.-For
! improved automatic lathe for turning irregu.
| lar forms.
David Z. Spencer, of Parkersburg, Va
For Improvement in steam plows.
| Abel W. Streeter, of Shelburne Falls, Mass
For improved method Of constructing bit
| stocks.
| George w. Thompson, of Bordentovn, n. J.
| For improvement in stoves for railway cars
Sylvanus Jas. Wethrell and Eustis p Nor
| gan, of Biddeford, Me.-For improvement in
| shaping engines.
Jesse Urmy, of Wilmington, Del For i'm
| proved raking apparatus for harvesters.
Marion j. Weilman. of New York, Y. Y
| For improvement in baby jumpers
| J. c Wilson and I. q. Wilson, of Cedar
Hill, Texas.-For improved method of feath-
| ering the sails or vanes of wind mills.
James Wilson, Chas Green, and Wm. Will
son, jr, Of Brandywine, Del.-FOr improved
gun powder keg.
James Cochrane, of New York, N. Y.-For
| improved fluid meter
| John T. Garlick, of New York, N. Y.-For
improvement in life preserving bedsteads and
| sofas.
| VIM Ii. Houston, of Belfast, Me-For ma
chine for composing and distributing type.
| Sam'l S Lewis, Of San Juan, Cal.-For i'm
| proved machine for washing gold.
| Columbus +. Sturgis of Dallas county, Ala,
For improvement in the manufacture Of paper
pulp.
James T. Steer, of New York, Y. Y.-For
| Improvement in the manufacture Of paint
| brushes.
Chas. J. Halsted and Jno. Coeyman, of New
York, n. Y, assignors to Chas n. Decker,
| Francis Godine, ard Chas. j. Halsted, Of New
York. aforesaid.-For improved gas regulator.
Linus Stewart and John McClelland, of
| Washington, c., assignors to David Nc
Clelland and John McClelland. aforesaid -
| For machine for printing from engraved
plates
Joel A. IL. Ellis of Springfield, Vt, assign.
| or to Joel W Oodbury, Of Springfield, aforesaid,
trustee, &c.-For improved form, or mould
on which wooded slatF, ETC., are made into bas.
| kets.
| Henry S. Dcwery, Of Bethel, VT, assignor
| to himself, and Levi w. Newton, Of Dorcnes-
| ter, Mass For improved machine for cutting
the throats of carpenters plane stocks.
| Conrad Poppennhusen, and C Z. +. Simon,
| Of College Point, N. Y, assignors to Conrad
| Poppenhusen, aforesaid-FOr Improvement in
making table knives.
| Charles Ii. Davidson, Of Charlestown, Mass,
and Herman L Davidson, of Gloucester, Mass.
assignors to Charles II Davidson, aforesaid
| For improved enema syringe.
| Rs,ysues.-Silas S. Putnam, Of Boston,
Mass.-for improvement in window curtain
fixtures. Patented April is, 1851.
| James A. Woodbury., Of Winchester, Mass.
For Improvement in planning machines. Pat