The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-11-03
OPERATIONS or THE pATENT OFFICE

Gerard Bancker and Andrew Campbell, of New York,
N. Y; for improvement in mechanism Tor transmitting
rotary motion
Nelson Barlow of New York, N. Y. for improved
saw GUNNER.
Levi Rissell of New York, N, y for Improvement in
trucks for locomotive engines.
james Bridgcr of Richland Iowa for tool for cham
ferng leather straps
j. H. Buchanan, of New Concord, o, for improve
ment in stoves
G. H. Burnham, of Blnghamton, N. Y for improved
w. W. Burson, of Yates City, H. , for improvement
In rakng attachment to harvesters.
0. l.. Castle, of Upper Alton Ill for improved
| arithnometer for addition.
VIM. Chadwick & S. j. b. Anderson Of Terre Haute,
Ind for improvement in railroad ditching machine
John w. Cochran, of New York, N X. for improve
Edward Conroy OF Boston, Mass for improved ria'
chine for cutting corks.
VIM r. Cox Of Delhi, Iowa for improvement in
| grain separators.
Lyman Derby, OF New York, N \. ior improvement
| in bank locks
Joseph Dixon, Of Jersey City, N. J for improvement
| in manufacturing steel
George DOYLE, of Provincetown Mass for improved
| harpoon.
John Ferrcr, of Charlestown, Mass for improvement
/ in tackle blocks
Joseph s. Ford, of Philadelphia, Pa for improvement
Perry G. Gardiner, of New York, N Y; for improve
ment in springs.
John Gehr, Of College of St. James Md; for improve
ment In ploughs.
Oliver G. Green, of Dublin, lnd.i for improvement IN
| straw cutters
Louis Grosholz of Philadelphia Pa; for improved
drinking cup.
| Piny IT, Hail. Of Troy, N. r.; for improvement IN
| railroad chairs.
VIM Harvey, of Albany, N. Y; for improvement
/ in Joint for L rails.
Aaron Hatfield, of Petersburg, NJ for Improvement
| in seeding machines.
W. " Henry of Monmouth, H.; for improvement in
seeding machines
! w. o. Hickol, of Harrisburg, Pa. for improved tap
/ for cutting wooden screws
Wo Hickok, of Harrisburg, Pa; for improved die for
cutting wooden screws
Joseph Hoaacker of New York, N. y; for improved
lock and key.
/ Abram Jackson, of Lebanon, Tenn. for Improvement
in threshing machines.
Iemuel r. Jonks Of Boston, Mass, and Francis Dra
per- of East Cambridge Mass; for improved fterlng
| cock @
r. " Jones' of Johnstown Pa; for improved sausage
Josee Johnson of New York, N "; for improvement
! in shield pins.
car seats.
1 Edward NJ Judd, of New Britain, Conn; for improved
sash-fastener.
! Hermann Kaller of Perry, Ill. for improvement in
| James Lashbrooks, of Rockport, Ind. for improve
ment in straw cutters.
Elias B. Lowman Of Bell Air, O.. for improvement in
Miners railroad turn circular switch.
| f. Manlcy, of Marion, N. Y. for improved machine
! for soldering.
Chas Matthews of New York, N y; for smoking
! tube.
Allen Albert McMahen, of Oxford, Miss for improve
ment in ploughs.
John Nagele, of Altoona Pa for improvement in
presses for ombossng and figuring velvet, &c.
Benz. M. Nyce, of Kingston, Ind for improved re-
| frgerator.
| Reuben L. Payne, of Halifax, va for trap for ami
mails
Chas Perley, of New York. N. "; for improved trip
! ping block for boats davits
JAS N. Phelps, of New York, n. r.; Tor improve
mcnt in hand printing presses.
Joseph B. Sargent of New Britain, Conn; for i'm
| provement in lifting handles
| Charles A SAKE, Of Philadelphia, Pa; for improved
method of adjusting the plumme without moving the
tripod, in surveying instruments
! VIM Shelby, of waycrly, Mo-; for improvement in
| hemp brakes.
| Forrest Shepherd, OF New Haven, Conn; Tor COM
| bined book and slate.
John W. Sibbet of Cincinnati, Ohio for improvement
| in car seats.
James H. Simmons Of Painted Post, N. Y; for i'm
| provcment in Il. II. chairs.
Samuel slocomb, of Cambridge, Mass; for improve
ment in candlescks, &C.
Waterman Smith, of Manchester, N. H.; for improve
ment in preparing wool and other bres for spinning
Adolph Stempel, Of oquaroka, H.; for machine for
creasing and backing leather for harness.
VIM. B. Stetson, Of Taylor N. r., for pedal attach
| ment for pianos.
Francis Stebbins of Hinsdale, N H.; for safety appa
ratus for steam boilers
| Dutton Steele VIM Lorenz of Pottstown Pa; for
speed indicator and recorder for railroad
Charles 4. Stctson of Amherst, Mass for improve
| ment in harvesters.
o. B. Thompson Of Hudson. o.; for improved lock.
JAS Walton, of Delavan, Wis; for Improvement in
seeding machines.
j. N. Ward of Brooklyn, N r.. for improvement in
car brakes
Daniel Zuern and T. L. Bevan, of sha1nokin, Pa for
scfinking hand press.
Henry Howson, of Philadelphia, Pa, assgnor TO Isaac
p Wendall and Jacob L. Wendall, of said Philadelphia;
for improvement in axle boxes
James w. Martin of Philadelphia Pa, assignor to
Lewis Rotheel of said Philadelphia for improvement
in weighing carts.
f. NJ Mix and J. f. Mix, Of Attica, N. Y, assignors
to themselves and c. D. Johnson of said Ithca for i'm
provement in padocks.
Daniel d. Winant of New York, N Y, assignor to
VIM r. Wnant of Brooklyn, N. Y for improved bill
lard table
Sas Yerkes jr of Philadelphia, Pa, assgnor to him
self and George Yerkes of said Philadelphia; for inn
proved ni1der for vessels.
Joseph II. Davis, of Wobun, Mass. for improvement
in mechanical movement.
Thomas r. Hartell of Philadelphia, Pa, assignee of
William Harell and Joseph Lancaster, Of said Philade
phia for improvement in the mode of generating heat
Patented November %, 1882; rcissued November 2,
1858.
Isaac M Singer and Edward Clark of New York, N.
Y assgnees of John Bacheder of Boston, Mass; for
improvement IN sewing machines. Patented May 8,
1s49 rcissued November 2, 1858
r. G. Mauck of Conrad's store Virginia. and W. r.
McGahcy of McGaheysyillc Va; for improvement in
corn harvestcrs Patented April % 1856 rcssucd No
nl,er2 1873