Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-09-02

LIST OF PATENTs.-The following is the list
of Patents issued from the United States Patent
Office, for the week ending Sept /, lS57-each
bearing that date:
Jno: Augspurger, of Trenton, O For improve
ment in machines for cutting corn stubble, &c,
on ground preparatory TO blowing.
PHILIPPE Baillau, OF New York, ". Y.-For i'm
provenent in thills for two wheeled vehicles
Edwin Bennett, of Baltimore Md-For i'm.
provennent in sealing cans
Andrew J. Blodgett, Of Newport, N. H.-For
improvement in rakes.
Byron Boardman, of Norwich COnn-For i'm
proved machine for wiring blind rods.
Charles X. Bradford, Of Lynn, Mass i'm
proved TTSt, machine for spooling thread. -
william ID Brown, OF Weymouth, Mass.-For
improvement in coal sitter
Charles w. Cahoon, of Brooklyn, ~ Y-For
improvement in seeding machines.
Aury u. Goes, of Worcester, Mass-For i'm.
provement in straw cutters.
Thomas } Chubb, of New York, N. Y.-For
improved ore separator
Henry N: Deg raw, Of watervliet, ,Y.-For
improvements in machines for washing bottles
Levi Dodge, Of Cohoes, n. Y.-For improved
machine for swedging Ratchet heads.
Peter Deal, OF Amsterdam, New York, and
James Greennan, of Northampton, N. Y-For
improved machine for saving slaves
Leonard o. Fairbanks, Of Bridgeton, Me.-For
improved saw clamp.
provement in life preserving berths for steam and
other vessels
Henry Getty, of Brooklyn, NY For improved
device for locking faucets
Geo Hart, OF Granger, O-For Improvement i'm
James Haviland, Of Milton, N. Y.-For i'm
proved method of operating the cutters of har-
vestng machines.
Edw'd Herring, of Walton on Thames, Eng
land For improvement in spirit stills.
Richard c. Holmes, Of Cape May, N. J.-For
improvement i'm surf and life boats.
stephen X. Hunter, of COrtlandt, N. Y-For
improved Tdking device for harvesters
James w. Jackson and Luther w. Burchinal,
Of Smithfeld, Pa.-FOr improved hub for carriage
wheels
George ID. Lund, of Yonkers, N Y-For i'm
proved feed and gigging movement for saving
mills.
VIM. p. Maxson and jacob f.. b. Maxson. Of
Albion, Wis.-For improvement in sack fastener
Ira Mayhem, OF Albion, Mich.-FOr improve
ment In chimney caps
Wan. Meyer, OF Progress, N. For improve
ment in shower bath apparatus.
Orson T.. Phelps, OF Rochester, N. Y.-FOr i'm
pr0vement in sewing machines.
John II Powers, of Newark, N. For i'm
prOvenent in gas regulators
Thomas j. Rogers, of Cassville, Ga.-For i'm
provement in cotton seed planters.
Joseph ii. Rohrman, of Philadelphia, Pa.-For
Improvement in lanterns.
g. w. Saladee, of Columbus Ohio For i'm.
proved mode of adjusting carriage tops,
Andrew Seaman, Of Amsterdam, n. Y.-For
improvement in means for attaching whifie- trees
| to the tow lines of canal boats
William +. Shaw, of Boston, Mass-For i'm
prOvement in smoothing irons.
Warren A. Simonds, Of Boston, Mass-For
improvement in portable gas generators
George -. Stewart, OF Meadville, Pa-For i'm
provement in instruments for drawing the curve
OF circular stair ratings
Charles Taylor, Of Little Falls, N. Y For i'm
provement in casting bearings in iron wheels
George N. Trowbridge, of Lowell, Alass-For
| improved socket-coupling for lathes.
James A. Watrous, of Green Spring, o For
improved apparatus for suspending caves trouyhs
Jno. n. wilkins, Of Waukegan, Ill For i'm
proved machine for planning saw teeth
Eibridge Wheeler, Of Feltonville Mass-For
improved machine for forging metals.
Eliznr Wright, Of Boston, Mass -For improve
ment In pipe coupling.
George w. Baker, Of Burlington, Vt-For i'm
provement I'm percussion cap primers
Asa Blood, sen, OF Norfolk, Va and Robert
w. Brown, Of Washington, ID. C.-For improved
mode OF moving stores, &c, In case Of fire
oliver Clark, OF Henrietta, Ohio, assignor to
Aaron ii Pinney, Of Columbus, O-For improve
inent in mode Of attaching scythes to snaths
Eieazer y. Gardner, Of Philadelphia, Pa, as
signo. to Smith, Gould 4 Co., of same place
For improved sliding rest for lathes
VIM. Madison, Of Northbridge, Mass, assignor
10 John Z. w hitin, Of same place For improve
ment In condensers for list speeders
WIN. nj: MeCauley, Of Washington, d. c., as.
signor to J. N. Mclntire, Of same place For i'm
pTovement In head rests for railroad ear seats
Henry l.. McNish, OF Lowell, Mass. assipnor
to David c. Butler and H. l.. McNish, aforesaid