Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-02-25

bearing that date:
,.Aia1 Aha1 n; Alcott, of GOwanda, N. Y-For i'm.
VIM: H. Bridge, of Boston, Mas. For i'm
L. Butts, of Cuba, N. Y.-For imnrovsmen,
in seed planters. =
John H Better, of New York, N. Y.-For i'm.
PiUveinent Mt IN n the method of manufacturing fur
G. W. Billings, of Cleveland, Ohio. For i'm
proved dovetailing tool
Elijah Brady, Of New York, N Y.-For stone
dressing machine.
George Burt and George F. Wright, of Har-
vard, Mass-For Improvement in the wheel and
axle attachment n Of horse s.Yers, &c.
David w Clark, Of Bffd4e Ct-For i'm
Provement in sewing machines.
Jacob Coover, Of Chambersburg, Pa-For i'm
Provement in spring bed bottoms.
Geofge 5: Curtis, of Chicago, Ill i'm
Paul Dennis, of Bemis Heights, n Y-For
improvement in shovel plows
Eugene DuchamP, Of St Martinsville, La
For Improvement in cotton presses
proved water meter
t e. darlington, of La Fayette, Ala-For i'm
proVement In cotton gins.
James GrerDbalgh, jr, of Buryille. r I-For
improved expanding tool
BENJAMIN ID: Gullett, of Aberdeen, Miss.-For
improvement In cotton gins
j. H. Hall, of Kittanninp. Pa.-For substitute
for Infants diapers
Joseph G. Haines, of Dublin, Ind-For i'm
proved culinary ladle.
VIM. Horning, Of New Lebanon Ohio For
Improvement In horse rakes
NJ. w. Helton, of Bloomington Ind For i'm
prOvement in cider mills
Charles Howell, Of Cleve land Ohio-For i'm.
provement in harvesters
q. w. Hid daeth, Of Lockport, N. Y-For i'm
provement in seeding machines
David A. Hopkins, Of Paterson, N. J-Por
Improvement in Journal boxes
w. o. Hickok, of Harrisburg Pa-For i'm
provement in straw-cutters.
franklin l.. Knapp of Gosport, n. Y.-For
improvement in snow plows.
Peirce Klingle, of Linnaen Hill, d C-For
Improvement in steam plows
IEouion Lyford, Of Lowell, Mass.-For i'm
provement in pickers for looms
John IL. Lyon, of Baltimore Md For i'm
provenent in machines for splitting coal
James ii. Maydole, of Eaton, NY-For i'm
proyemrnt IN machines for gathering stones
m. II May, Of Alexandria, Va. and Charles
w. Coontz, Of Winchester, va-For Improve
ment in machines for sowing fertilizers
Charles A. McEvoy, of Richmond, va-For
improvements in table refrigeI ators
Jas. Edward Mcconnell, OF Wolverton, Eng
and William SeatOn, of Chester Place, Regents
Park, Eng For improvement in the construc-
tion OF the permanent way of railroads. Patented
in England June ~, 1852
Rensselaer, Merrill, of Elmira N Y-For i'm
proved device for connecting the panels Of field
fences.
Provement in railroad car springs.
Daniel Moore, Of Brooklyn, n. Y-For I'm
proved fire tongs.
John McMurtry, Of Lexington, Ky-For i'm
pTovement in cotton bale hoops
Daniel b. Neal, Of Mount Gilead, Ohio-For
improvement In cotton seed planters
Abner N. Newtsn, Of Richmond, Ind For
Improvement In sewing mach hines
Pelatiah Osgood, Of Waterville, Me-For i'm
provement In railroad track clearers
Phiiander Perry, Of Troy. N. Y.-For improve
ment in grain mills.
Hamilton A. Parkhurst, of Fairfield N Y
For improvements in harvssters
Thomas Richards, Of Plattsburgh, N. Y For
improved rotary valve
William Robinson, of Au4usta Ga-For i'm
proved stave machine.
Seymour Rogers, Of Pittsburgh, Pa-For i'm
Provement in railroad car wheels
James Rogers, Of New York, ". Y-For I'M
Provement In boxes for receiving money in car
rages, &c.
Charles Roberts, of Livonia. n. Y-For i'm.
provement in harvesters
David b. Rogers, of Pittsburgh Pa-For i'm
Proyement in abroad car springs.
Chandler Robbins, of Chicago, Ili-For i'm
proyement in wardrobe bedsteads
Daniel q. Rollin, Of New York N Y-For
Improvement iu volute springs.
A Z. Simple, of New York, n. Y.-For i'm
provement in the fastening Of cast-iron bed
steads.
Lsander Shearer, of Duncannon, Pa For i'm
proved spike machine
CHARLES Strong, Of Hartford, Vt-For improve
ment in saw mills
Turney sanford, of Redding Bridge, Conn.,
For improvement in plows.
Daniel L.: Tfiton, OF Mt. Carmel, Ill.-For i'm
provement in seed planters
Hartwick Won UnweTth, Of Salem, Mass For
Improvement in garden tools.
l.. F: Ward, Of Marathon, N.Y.-For improve
ments in corn huskeTs.
Charles williams, of PHILADELPHIA, Pa.-For
improvement in whitewash-bTush blocks
Archelaus Wilson, OF Boston, Mass-For i'm
proved method Of liz hting gas by electro galvanic
batteries.
Abijah Woodward, Of Keene, N H.-For i'm
Thomas n. and Daniel +. Wilson, of Harris
burg, Pa-for Improvement in straw cutters
Benjamin Tea el, Of Allentown Pa-For i'm
provement in harvesters.
John >. Barden, Of New Haven, Conn assiynor
TO himself and Aaron w. lockwood, Of Boston,
Mass For improved oscillating steam enyine
Joseph Harris, jr., Of Roxbury, Mass, and
Daniel Holmes, Of Chelsea, Mass, assiynors to
said Daniel Holmes.-For improved carpet-beat.
ing mac bine.
John Hartman, jr., Of PHILADELPHIA Pa. as
signor to John Ha tmdn, sr., Of same place-For
improvement In the construction and arrange
ment OF the weighing mechanism applied to the
carts Of coal dealers and others.
George Hinman, OF New Haven, CT, assipnor
to himself and John II. PuTdee, of same place
For improved scissors sharpener
solomon q Hoge, Of Bellefontaine, o assign
or 10 himself, X. II st. John, of same place and
Leas, Of Dayton, O.-For improvement in
the manner of attaching legs to walking loco
motives.
John O. ID Lilly, James L. vauclain. and las.
rangement for carrying off smoke from locomo-
tives in engine houses.
Daniel Lombard, of Boston, Mass assignor to
himself and George F. Rcha' dSon, Of the same
place FOR improvement in brick machines.
Israel : Reeves, Of New Orleans, L., assignor
to b Slawson, OF same Piace-For improved
omnibus fare box
Russell Peck, Of Bristol, CT, assiynor to him.
self and &. II. Wooster, of New York, N. y
For improved lathe for cutting lemons for clock
movements.
Charles schroeder, of New York, N. as.
signor to himself and p. ii. Tuska, OF the same
place-For improvement In spring bed bottoms
Benjamin r Smith, Of East WhiteIand, Pa .,
assignor to John Hellings, of West Whiteland
Pa-For improved washing machine.
Reissues Walter X Foster, of Bangor, Me-
For improvement In moulds for casting pencil
sbarpeners. Patented April II, 1855.
George p. Gordon, of New Yor Y. Y-For
improvements in printing press. Patented Au-
gust 81, 1852
Lucius j Knowles, Of Warren Mass.-For i'm
provement in salty indicators for steam boilers.
Patented Feb 10, 1857.
Conrad Leicht, Of New York, N. Y.-For i'm
fssS RfsSse"en' In billiard cues Patented May H.
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