Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-10-28

LIST OF PArESrs.-The following is the lis
of Patents issued from the United States Patent
Otice, for the week ending Oct. q, 1S57-eact
bearing that date:
Thomas and John Aldridge, Of Hudson, N. J
For improvement in furnaces
Horace r.. Allen, of Nesonville o For i'm
prOvement in seeding machines
Amon Bailey Of East Poultney, Vt.-For i'm.
proved feather dressing machine.
Sidney A. Beers, of BROOKLYN, " Y--For i'm
prOvement in the construction of railways.
Jacob Boyers and David 5. Greer, of Granville,
Na-FoT Improvement in machines for sowing
seed broadcast.
Oliver J Butts, of Georgetown S C.-For i'm.
provement in machines for brushing rice
Ebenezer Butter, of Pompev, ". Y, and Geo
NJ Peek, of Arlington, Pa.-For improvement in
butter workers.
John X. Chase, of New York, NJ Y.-For i'm.
proved metallic screw cap for jars &c
Richard III. Cole, OF st. Louis, Mo.-For i'm
proved nut machine.
HcHian Crosby. ir.. of Waterbury, Conn For
improvement in cane umbrellas.
John r. Deihm and Jasper Shell, of Pottsville
-Forimp:ovement in machines for breaking
coal.
T. J. de Yampert Of Mobile, AIa-For i'm
proveInent in steam cotton press
VIM Doty, of South Hartford, ~ Y.-For i'm
pTovement in fruit gatherers.
Samuel w. F rancis, of New York, ~ For
printing machine.
A. ]. French and J. A. French, of Franklin,
Vt.-For improvement in machine for seveTing
ears OF corn f.om the stalks.
AnsOa Hardy, of Boston, and Geo A Rollins,
of Nashua, y. H.-FOr improvement in rotary
shears.
VIM Henley, of New Salem, n. C.-For i'm
proved water wheel
Hanford Ingraham, of Naples N Y-For i'm
prOvement in corn planters.
Daniel Lovejoy and George F. Butterield of
Lowell, Mass.-For improved GRADING and poll
ishing machine.
John P. Nanny, of Rockford, llI-For i'm
pTovement in moving mach ines.
John w. Marsh, Of Oxford, Mass-Por i'm
pTovement i'm sewing mach ines
Simeon Marshall, of Philadelphia, Pa-For
improved shingle machine
q. J. Mix, of Wallingford, Ct-For improve
ment in making iron spoons.
WIN. Minor, of Houma Ea.-For improvement
in fastening for metallic bands for cotton bales,
&c.
Henry NJ. Poine, of Worcester, Mass.-For i'm
pTOvement in railroad car springs
Phildnder Perry, of Troy, " Y.-FoT i'm prove
ment IN operating railroad brake.
Russell b. Pc. kins, Of Meriden, Ct.-For i'm
Provement in making iron spoons
Thos. J. Price, oflndustry, Ill.-Fo! improved
washing mschine.
John Robinson, Levi Herendeen, and Geo
sheldon, of Canandaigua, n. Y.-For improve
ment in railroad chair
ThnS. A. Robertson, of Friendship, Md-For
improvement in cultivators.
Caleb B. Rogers. OF Norwich, Ct.-For i'm
proved device for reversing the chisel in mortis
ln0 mac LlneS
sylvester II. Roper, of Roxbury, Mass-FCr
improvement in sewing machines
IL. ID. Sanders, of Holidays Cove, Va.-For
improvement in bee hives
Joseph ID. Smith, of Lancaster, O.-For i'm
prOvement in seed planters
Jacob q. Winger, of vicksburg, Miss.-For
Improvement in cotton scrapers
f.. u Allen, of Boston. Mass, assgnor to Hen
ry O. Allen, of Maiden, Mass.-F or improvement
in steam pressure gauges
Jedediah Morse, OF Canton, Mass, assiynor TO
.'The =. p Ruggles Power Press Manuf ficturIn.
Company" of Boston, Mass For improvement
in hand printing presses
l.eemon TdpP of New York, " Y, assign
or TO Lewis c. Platt, of WeStchester county, n
G.-For machine for making brushes
Milton u. Whipple, OF CharleStuwn, Mass as
signo: To Alfred Il. Ely, OF Newton, MasS-For
Improvement in machinery for spinning fax and
hemp.
Nicholas Whitehall, of Rob r ov, Ind assign
or 10 himself and A. l.. Whitehall of same pla e
For improvement in cutivatOrs
R,iSSKz Irwin A. Williams, of Utica ~ Y
For improved locomotive lamp. Patented Octo-
ber 10, 1Sji.