Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-01-15
EVENING STAR.
List OF Patents.-Ths fol,ou;,, !. A.. :;

L
ont Office for the week ending January I3
1857-each bearing that date:
Ethan Allen, Of Worcester, Msss.-For i'm.
| proved FIRE arms.
VIM. Badger, of Memphis. Tenn.-For i'm
provement in cotton seed planters.
| Seneca H Bennett, of Bellevillc, Pa 70,
| improved field fence
Erastus b. Bigelow, of Boston, Mass-Fol
improvemcntin In looms for weaving pile fabric,
| double.
Samuel Boyd, of New York, N. Y.-Fo,
| Improvement in tho manufacture Of hoes
RObt Brayton Of Buffalo, N. Y.-FOr i'm
provement in dies
James s. Burnham, of Yorkville, N. Y
For improvement in pumps
VIM Cairns and Jasper Cairns, Of Jersey
City, N. Y.-For implement for holding black
| ing boxes.
Enoch Colvin, of Poultney, vt.-For i'm.
provement in knitting machines.
Joseph I. Davenport, of Augusta, Ga.-For
arrangement Of fixed rails as a substitute for
| railroad switches.
Horace E Dimick, of St. Louis, Mo.-For
improved mode Of riding ordnance.
Joseph Dunkley, of Carrollton, Mo.-For
improved automatic regulator for wind wheels
NJ. D. Dyott, of Philadelphia, Pa.-For i'm
provemsnt in burning auid lamps.
provement in stain cases
Thaddeus Fairbanks, of st. Johnsbury, VT.
For improvement in platform scales.
Milton Finkle, OF New York, n. Y.-For i'm
provement in sewing machines.
Sanford E Fitch and Theodore Sharp, Of
Greenbush, N. Y For improvement in -four
bolt, as applied to grinding mill.
Lewis A, Hamblen, Of Chicago, Ill.-For i'm
provement In locomotive lamps
jacob Hickman, of Mexico, Ind For i'm
provement in brick machines
Royal E. House, of Binghampton, n. Y
For improved device by which persons ap-
preaching may open gates.
A. <. johnson, of Boston, Mass.-For i'm
prOvement in sewing machines.
VIM. Jones, of SpeedsYille, n. Y.-FOr i'm
proyement in hay forks.
RodOlphus kiDsley, of Springfield, Mass
For Improvement in presses
Ii. Maranville, of Clinton. O.-For improve
ment in balance for detecting counterfeit coin
VIM. w. Marsh, of jacksonville, Ill.-For
improvement in oil press.
Stephen c. Mendenhall, of Richmond, Ind.
For improvement in hand looms.
Robert Morrison, of Richmond, Va For
improvement in the cutting apparatus for kar.
vcsting machines
James F. Orr, of Orrville, Ala.-For i'm.
provement in cotton gins.
VIM. 0strander, of New York, N. Y.-For
improved machine for rolling tspering tubes
James Parker, of Boston, Mass-For i'm
prOvement In nipple shields
Vim. provinces, Of Columbia, No For i'm
prOvement in excayatOrs.
David T. Randall, of Chicopee, Mass.-For
Improvement in the construction of burning
fluid lamps.
J. A. Reynolds of Eimira, N. Y.-For i'm.
proved tubular auger.
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proved method Of hanging farm gates.
Joseph Shaw, of Richland, Ga.-For i'm.
provemert in cotton cultivators.
John Sh@rer, Of Reading, Pa.-For i'm
proved hub borer.
Reuben W Sharp, of Montgomery, Ala
For improved machine for planning shingles, or
tapering pieces.
Alfred +. Smith, of Bronxville, N. Y.-For
improved mode Of constructing mail axles and
hubs.
Daniel w. SMELL and Stephen Bartlett, of
Woonsocket, r For improvement in looms.
Oded Spencer, of JacksUnburg, O.-For i'm
prove bore, or support, for posts of field fences.
Emerson G. Strange, of Taunton, Mass.-For
improved machine for saving hoops.
Augustus Stoner, of Mount Joy, Pa-For
improved mode of tightening felloes in wh heels.
Joseph Thompson, Of Durhamville, n. Y
For improvement in seed planters
prOvement in corn planters.
Alfred Tourks, of Boston, Mass.-For i'm
provement in locks of fire arms
Thomas j. Tohnan, of South Scituate, Mass
For improved method Of adjusting the size of
the mouth, in planes
Dauid Watson, of Newark, N. J-For i'm
provement in reaping and moving machines.
Caleb c. WalwOrth, of Boston, Mass.-For
improved screw feeding gear.
oil ,c
For improvement in power loom. Patented in
England, March z, 1855
Carlyle Whipple, Of Lewiston, Me.-For
improved method Of hanging and operating
reciprOcating saws.
d. Ii. Whittemore, Of Chicopee Falls, Mass
For improvement in machines for pairing and
slicing apples.
MI. WhitmOre, of Potsdam, n Y, assign
or to Frank Johnson, Of Brooklyn, n. Y :,
and ID j. WhitemOre, aforesaid.-For i'm
prOvement in calendar clocks.
John B. Wickersham, of New York, n. Y.
For improved method Of fastening the rails of
iron fences in the posts.
o d. Wilcox, of Easton, Pa.-For improve.
ment in artificial legs
A. Winter, of Pickens, S. C-For improved
"mulsy saws"
William WILDER, of New Orleans, La.-For
improvement In oll'preSSng machinery. Pat
ented in England June H. 1885.
Lofts Wood, of New York, N. Y.-For i'm
provement in stove thimbles, or deck irons
G. +. S. Wright, of Black Oak, S. C.-For
improved method of mounting and guiding
circular saws
John G Vsughan, of marlborough, Mass,
assignor (by mediate transfer) to Isaac NJ
Singer, of New York, N. Y.-For improved
mode of lathing and plastering
Ira Gill, of Walpole, Mass, assignor to Ira
Gill aforesaid and Elbridge Brown, of Maiden,
Mass.-For improvement in machines for FORM
ing hat bodies.
proved method of planning sashes
Reissues. Geo w. Geisendorf, of Indian
apolis, Ind, and Jacob c. Geisendorff, of Gin
cinrati, Ohio-For improvement in axle cox
rollers. Patented February 6, 1855
Whitten Kidd, of New York, n Y.-For
Improvement in modlds for pressing bonnet
fronts Patented November aS, 1854
VIM. Ii. Walton, of New York, N. Y.-For
improvement in cleaning the top fats Of card
ing engines. Patented December 9, 1855.