The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-12
New Patents Issuetl.

The following ia the list of patents iss,
the United States Patent Office for the wee,
January 6, 1867, each bearing that date
John Bronghton, of Chicago, for impros'
James Culbertson, of Covington, KY,
provement in grinding mill.
William Cady, Eaton, Ohio, for improy
| cut saving machine.
Tristan Campbell and Henry B. Poornf,
Louis. for improvement in bullet mould.
J. Peiley Derby, OF Boston, for impcov,
bosom studs.
John G. Ernst, Of Harrisburg. for fire ho,
James Fernald, OF Boston, for improved
Of attaching filters to supply pipes.
Russell w. Gates, Of Homer, Mich, for i
machine Tor upsetting tire.
Charles Green, OF Bethel, Ohio, for /
|. morticing machine.
Andrew &. Gray and Alexander II. 3.
Washington, ID. c., FOR Improvement in veto
Tor vessels.
Anson Hardy, of Dorchester, Mass, for
rotary shears.
G. Jillson, of Worcester, for manufa
nimal traps.
Henry Loewenbery, of New York, Tor
ment in travelling trunks.
j. j. Laubacb, OF Easton, for improve
forming joints for sheet metal.
Evan Morris, Of Philadelphia, for improy
hats.
Josiah B. Pomroy, of Chicago. for i
method of adjusting circular saws to any
dish.
*. Seldom, Of Haddam, Conn, for impr
in folding umbrellas.
James Smith, of Cleveland, for improved
strips for doors, windows. &c.
james II. Thompson, Of Newark, N. j.
proved mixing attachment for reapers.
Andrew Teal, of Aurora. H., for improv
metallic cross ties and chairs for railroads,
manufacture.
James Tuerlingx, Of New York, for imp,
in n ainfajning power FOR time pieces.
Seth Ward, OF Princeton, Ind, for improv
riding saddles.
Henry S. Wentworth, of Napoleon, VI
mills.
George p. Woodruff, of WATERFOWL, Conn
provenept in buckles.
Jsmss ID. Green and Edward Ivers, OF
phia, asslgnors 20 Joseph II. Greene, aiore
In provenent In air heating furnaces.
Daniel s. Besrdsley. Of New Haven
assignor TO John u. Umteriicld and |
Beardsley, Of ssme place, for Improvement
cooking stoves.
BENJAMIN Clarke, OF Orlskany Fall, a.
+. l.. Ferguson and c. d. Clark OF the sai
for improvement in extension tables,
Cornnll Bradley, Of Manchester, Va, FOR
neGt in valves for steam engines
A. y. Crossman, Of Hunt ngton, n.
proytment In rudders.
John W. Crannell, e Olivert, Mich.,f =
mebt in carriages.
Francois Dursnd, q Paris, France,fo
nent in looms.
Edwin Daniels, Of Lafay cite, Wis, To-
ment in tanning hides.
Thomas ID. Dalton, d New York, for imp
IN snchors.
Henry EDDY, of North Bridewater, =
proved mode of constructing stalls for hors
Robert II. Fletcher, Of Brooklyn, for impr
in operating slidc valves Of ssesm engines.
james Jones. Of Rochester, Tor improve
instruments for measuring boards.
BENJAMIN w. Jewett, o. Clifford, N. H.,
proysmept in artificial legs.
Orwell II. Needham, o. New YoIk, Tor
ment in milking shields.
Samuel Weatberill, Of Bethlehem, Pa,
movement in processes ter reducing zinc o.
Nathaniel Whiimore, cf Someiville, n
signor 10 G. W. Keene, Of Lynn, Mass,
Whitnorc, Of SUmerille, aforesaid, for
ment in cop tubes.
samuel II. Little, Of st. Louis, for inn
In hemp brakes.
G. W. b. Gidney, Of New York, for impi
James p. Cramer, Of Schuylerville, n.
sienor 10 Hiram Cramer, for Improvement
vator teeth.
DEsIeNs.-Abpor J. blanchard, OF Sou
ing, Mass, for design for upright stoves.
John ii. Knapp, Of New York, for design
pointed pencil cases.
Charles Chinook, Of New York, for d
clock case fronts
George Bruce, Of New York, for design
nQ types.