Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-10-15

LIST OF PArESrs.-The following is the lis
of Patents issued from the United States Patent
Office, for the week ending Oct I3, l857-eact
bearing that date:
Edward r. Addison, of Baltimore Md-For
rotary exhaust regulators for locomotives
VIM. Ager, of Rohrsburg. Pa-For improved
machine for cleaning rice
Charles p. Bailey, of GAINESVILLE, O-For i'm.
provement in railroad car seats
Nathaniel F. Baker, of Holyoke, Mass-For
improved sash supporter.
Moses ). Beach, of Brooklyn, n. .Y.-For fold
A. NJ. Beardslev of White Pigeon Mich 70,
improved saw-filer
Charles F. Beverly, Of Lancaster, O.-For i'm.
proved machine for bending wood.
Eugene Borda and David Glover, of Wood side
Pd.-For improved machine for separat ing slate
and other foreign substances from coal
Morgan w. Brown. Of Buffalo, N. Y-For i'm.
provement in preparing fats for candle making
ment in churn dashers.
Ze Butt, of Linc6inton, N. C.-For improved
arrangement for self-dumpinC trucks
Moses Byard, Of INLAND, Ind.-For improve
ment in churns
Robert Bryson, of Schenectady, Y.-For i'm
provement in corn huskers
Melvin c. Chamberlin, OF Johnsonsburgh "
N.-For improved wagon brake
Il. r. Carpie. Of Mt. Vernon O.-For innroye
ment in hair trigger for firearms
Thos. j. Chubb, Of New York n. Y-For i'm.
proved ore separator.
P["vement In preparing paper pulp from beet and
other refuse
Reuben Daniels, Of Woodstock. Vt.-For im-
provement IN harvesters
;. f.. Davis, Of Waterbury, Conn For i'm.
pFOvement in twiEe reels
Timothy Deming, Of East Hartford, Conn
For improvement III the manufacture OF artificial
homes
Joseph Hall, of Honeycut, Ala.-For improve
nent In seed planters.
Wooster A. Flanders, Of Troy, n. Y, Jas. b.
Drake, Of WilliaInsport, Pa, and A. w Fox, of
Elmlra, ". N.-For improved saw mill
Joshua E Hall, of Cleveland, O.-Forimproved
apparatus Tor barns, stables, &C. for securing
horses and other stock from fire -.
John Is. Heich, Of Cincinnati, O.-For corn
George W Hildreth, of I.ockpou. N Y-For
improvement in gang plows
Edward and Britain Holmes, of Buffalo, ". Y.
For Improvement in ditching machines
stanley "A Jewett, of Cleveland, O-For i'm
provement In melodeons
F. w. A. Krause, of Baltimore. Md-For i'm
Tiement for sealing railroad cars, &c
James III Merrill, OF Baltimore, Md.--For I'M
pLOvenient IN ProJtctiles for rified ordnance
Thomas Miles, of Greenbush, ~ Y-Fsr i'm
proved device for guiding the logs in saving
. lven CUTvdrlIres. p
f"r improved mode of fastening shafts and poles
to carriages.
James Mitchell, Of OsceOla, Iowa-For i'm
proved digging machine
N A. Patterson, OF Kingston Tenn -Tor inn
prOyement i'm harvesters
Joseph PAUL., of Clifton, Mich-For improved
BENZ Pearson and Dan1 b. Neal, of Mount
Gilead, O.-For Improvement in w,shing ma.
chimes. ~
Russell b. Perkins, Of Meriden, Conn.-For
improved machine for making hammers
iron
JededIah Prescott, OF Roc kford IIl-For i'm
pavement In cotton gin feeders -. =
John Quigley, OF Saugerties, n Y.-Fer iu-
provemeAt in means for flooding vessels
VIM. 3. Reeder, of St Louis, MO-Por i'm
ProVeInent In elastic coupling for mill shaftng,
Peter Siemers, Of st. Louis, Mo.-For improve
hient IN hominy mac hines.
Salmon Skinner, Of Yonkers, N Y-For i'm
pToyeTnent in gas generators
Jonathan Smith, OF Agawam Mass.--For i'm
proved saw fler.
M. W. st. John and Isaac Brown. os Leon
sweepers. ~ T.'''"'
5 fl Titus and o. Des Oranges, of st. Louis,
Mo - or improved crllular iron pavement
Michael TrOmly, of Mount Vernon Ill For
improved lock for firearms
Jas A Watrous, OF Green Spring, Ohio For
improvement In string fastening for sacks, &c.
f.uward w httPley, OF Boston, Mass For i'm
PTOVtment In water gauges for steam boilers
J0hn w Wiler, Stephen b StuTges and Cav
loid Mcf all, oil Mansfield, Ohio.-For improved
hose carriage.
Nathan Ames, Of saugers, Mass, as.ignor to
himself and Edmund Brown, OF Lynn, Mass.
OF Improvement in grateTs
Joseph Davis, of East Wilton, " IT assipuor
70 himself and Royal Southwick of IoNeu
AlaSs-For improvement in carding machines
samuel Driver, Of Philadelphia, Pa assignor
TO himself. Isaac V Culin, and Joel b. Suther-
land of same place.-For improved bomb shell
r b. Fournier ard David Hinman of Bsrea
Ohio, assignoES to themselves and . Munroe of
same Place-For Improvement, in water indica-
tors Of steam boilers. . =
W d. Mayfeld, of Bloomington, I'll. ,assignor
10 70 hlh'eii ana >. ID Porter, OF Clarksville, Tenn
or improved mode OF detachng horses from
vehicles
b: F. Sturtevant, of Skowhegan Me-, assienor
10 Elmer Townsend, of Boston, Mass-Fof i'm
proved lasting pincers D.. .rH
Cornelius and Zachariah Walsh, of Newark,
y q, aSsignors to Cornelius Walsh, aforesaid =
FOR improved machine for polishing the heads of
trunk nails
additional IDipyOrsmsrt.-Loren j. wicks Of
Boston, Mass.-FOr improvement in straw cut
tiers Patented Nov. 13, 1855. :. -.
DeStgns:-lra Chase, jr., ofBoston, Mass-For
desig IN for shelf brackets
Nicholas Muller, OF New York. N Y-For
design for clock fronts = ~. -
Z. H. REIN and II. Everett, OF PHILADELPHIA,
PI.-For design for metal kegs
y. l.. Richardson and WIN. w Stevens of
Po, tiand, Me.-For design for six plate stoves
= y. y: Richardson and VIM. W Stevens Of
Me:-For design for stoves
g. Smith, II. Brown and j. A. Read, of Phila-
ie phia, asaiynors to l.. Mcdowell d Co, OF same
place For design for stoves
Ii smith, III. Brown and J. A Read Of Phila-
uti phIa, Pa, assignOrs to X. Mcdowell d Co,
of same place,-For design for cooking stoves