Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-01-08
EVENING STAR.

AAss Va hotonts'-An ne toHoWlng IL inc ilst
of Patents issued from the United States Pat.
snt Office for the week ending January 6,
ls57-each bearing that date:
John Broughton, of Chicago, II.-Por i'm
provement in door springs.
James Culbertson, Of Covington, ky.-For
| improvement in grinding mill.
VIM. Cady, Eaton, 0.-For improved cross
cut saving machine.
Tristram Campbell and Henry u. Poormsn,
of st. Louis, Mo.-For improvement in bullet
moulds.
j. Perley Derby, of Boston, Msss.-For i'm
pr0vement in bosom studs
John G. Ernst, of Harrisburg, Pa.-For FIRE
hook.
James Fernald. of Boston, Mass-For i'm.
proved method Of attaching filters to supply
pipes. p a. s.-.--.. . - ......0-.
improved machine for upsetting tire.
Charles Green, Of Bethel, O.-For improved
mortising machine.
Andrew B. Gray and Alex. II. Brown, Of
Washington, D C.-For improvement in ve-
locimeters for vessels.
Anson Hardy, Of Dorchester, Mass.-For
in proved rotary shears.
c. JillsOn, Of Worcester, Mass For manu-
faeture Of animal traps.
Henry Loewenberg, Of New York, n. Y
For improvement in travelling trunks
j. ]. Laubsch, Of Easton, Pa.-For i'm
prcvement in forming joints for sheet metal.
Evan Morris, of Philadelphia, Pa.-For i'm
provement in hats.
Josiah Z. PomrOy, Of Chicago, Ill.-For i'm
proved method of adjusting circular saws to
any required dish.
l. h Selden, of Haddam, Conn.-For i'm
provement in folding umbrellas.
James Smith, Of Cleveland, o For I'm
proved weather strips for doors, windows 30
James II. Thompson. Of Newark, n. j.
For improved raking attachment for reapers
Andrew Teal, OF Aurora, Ili.-For improve
mcnt in metallic cross ties and chairs for rail
roads, as a new manufacture.
James TueTlingx, of New York, n. Y.-For
Improvement in maintaining power tor time
pieces.
Seth Ward, Of Princeton, Ind.-For i'm.
provement in riding saddles.
Henry S Wentworth. Of Napoleon, Mich
For improved self-regulating wind director for
wind mills.
George p. Woodruff, of W Watertosn, Conn
For Improvement in buckles
Jos. d. Greene and Edward Ivers, Of Phila-
delphia Pa, assignOrs 10 JOS. ID. Greene,
aforesaid.--FOr improvement in air heating
furnaces.
Daniel S. Beardsley, Of New Haven, Conn,
assignor to John D. Umberfeld and Daniel S.
Ot PIdCo-E 4 VI Improvement
in ships cooking stoves.
Benjamin Clarke, of 0riskany Falls, N. Y,
assignor 10 l.. Ferguson and G. b. Clark,
of same place For Improvement in extension
tables.
Cornall Bradley, of Manchester, Va-For
improvement in valves for steam engines.
A. B Crossman, of Huntington, N. Y-For
improvement in rudders.
John w. Crannell, of Olivet, Mich-For
INN 1art IN n
Francois Durand Of Paris, France-For
improvement in looms.
Edwin Daniels, of Lafayette, Wis.-For
improvement in tanning hides
Thomas d. Dalton. of New York, N. Y
For improvement in anchors.
Henry Eddy, of North Bridgewater, Mass
For improved mode Of constructing stalls for
horses.
Robert Ii. Fletcher, Of Brooklyn, NY
For improvement in operating slide-valves of
steam engines
James Jones, of Rochester, n Y.-For i'm
provement in instruments for measuring
boards.
Benjamin W. Jewett, of Clifford, N. H
For improvement in artificial legs.
Orwell Ii Needhau, of New York, N. Y
For Improvement in milking shields
Samuel WetherilI, of Bethlehem, Pa.-For
improvement in processes for reducing zinc
ores.
Nathaniel Whitmore, Of Somerville, Mass,
assignOr to G. w Keens, of Lynn, Mass, and
N. Whitmore, Of Somerville, aforesaid For
improvement in cop tubes
Samuel III. Little, of st. Louis, Mo-For
improvement in hemp brakes
@. w. B. Gedney, of New York, N. Y.-For
improvement in pumps.
James P. Cramer, of SchuylerviIle, N. Y
assignor to Hiram Cramer.-For improvement
in cultivator teeth.
Designs -Abner ]. Blanchard, of South
Reading, Mass For design for upright stoves
John Ii. Knapp, of New York, n. Y.-For
design for ever-pointed pencil cases
Charles Chinook, Of New York, N. Y.-For
design for clock case fronts.
George Bruce, Of New York, n. Y.-Eor