The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-12-02
OPERATIONS or TIE pA1ENr OFFICE,

]. l.. Alberger, OF Bunllo N. " for Improvement in
kettles for trying oils
Thos. G.. Baldwin OF Newton Mass for improved
tain fixtures.
VIM, D, Barnard, OF Waterbury, Conn. for improved
tackle block.
james Barton, of Cleveland O. for improved tool fJr
cutting key seats in wheels and pulleys
j. +, Beckwith & A. G. Gage, of Alabama, ~ Y. for
Improvement in seed planters.
James r. Brown, OF Boston. Mass; for improved pipe
tongs
Henry Bryant r. d. o. Smith, OF Washington, d.
CT for Photographic plate shield
Joel Bryant, Of brooklyn, N II for Improvement in
scissors.
servington s. Burnet & VIM Broierick, of Chicago
Ill for improvement in sewing machines,
Henry Burt, of Newark, N j.; for improved apparatus
for asserting eggs.
Lysander Button s Robt Blake, OF Waterford, N. Y ;
for improvement in fire engines
Nicholas Clute, of Dnnnsville, N Y for improve
ment in haryesters.
J. NJ, Coleman, of Milwaukee, Wis. for improvement
in cutoff valves of steam engines
As,he Cooley, of Springfield, ILL., for improvement in
pumps.
james c Cooke, of NIiddetown Conn; for improved
hose coupling.
Geo Cooper, Of Berlin, Wis for improved arrange
ment OF cutters for turning hubs
Christian f. Detmold, of Orange N. j.: for improve
ment in the mode of securing the ends of railway bars
f. p Dimpfel, of Philadelphia Pa; for improvement
in the furnaces OF steam boilers patented in England
May 2ith, 1856.
Frank Douglass of East Liverpool Ohio; for improved
steam trap
Warren Drummond, OF Woodbridge, N j. for i'm
provenent in seeding machines.
l.. N Fay and VIM. Mason OF West Warren Mass;
for improved blind operated.
John H. Ferguson, of Brooklyn, N. Y. for improve
ment In hot-air furnaces
David Bncklin Fits of Holliston Mass; for improved
device to prevent injury from rupture Of tho handspring
of watches.
Calvin Fuobush of Kittery Me-; for improved extern
sible life raft
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safe.
Isaac w. Gere, of South CRANKY, N Y; for improved
machine for making window-blnd Stats.
Hiram II. Hayens of New York, N. Y. for improved
sediment collector for steam boilers,
Albert IL Hook, of New York, N. Y; for improve
ment in sewing machine
Il. w. Hunt & NJ Kennedy, OF Galcsburgh, H.; for
improvement in seeding machines.
David T.. James, Of Utica, N. Y. for printing press.
A. L. Keeports & Geo. Palmer of Lttlestown, Pa for
improvement in pumps.
Daniel Ladd, Of Dearborn, Mich; for improvement in
corn planters.
Daniel Markham, Austin s. Markham & David FL
dred, of Monmouth ILL., for Improvement in seeding
machines
Nathan b. Marsh, of Cincinnati, o. for Improvement
in preservation of flesh for food.
John L. Mason of New York. N. Y, for Improve
ment in neck bottles
John McGerah, of Philadelphia, Pa for improved
shutter fastener.
N N. Mcleod, of ST Louis, Mo for improved sup
porting insuator for lightning rods
Richard l.. Mills, OF Lancaster Ohio; for improved
gauge cock.
$. Minnich, of HopewelI Ohio for improvement in
apparatus for holding sheep &s
Edward Moran, OF New York, N. Y. for improvement
in the valve gear of steam engines.
Alden r. Morrill,, OF Northield vt. for improvement
in valves OF steam engines.
Geo Muller, Of Sacramento Cal !; for improved ma
chine for cutting cur,near surfaces angular pieces of
wood. ..,. ......
James Neyison and Edward Nevison Of Morgan, Ohio;
for improvement in under drain ploughs.
Martin Norris, of Broad Brook Conn for improved
auger for wood
John 4. Peabody, Of Salem, Mass for improvement
in securing the ends Of railway bars
Samuel Pebefdy of Philadelphia Pa. for improve
ment in ladies' hoop skirts.
Chas j. G. Peterson OF Davenport, Iowa; for improve
ment in the valve gear of locomotive engines
s. h. Pettee OF Mansfield, Mass for FASTING appara-
tus for bag machines &c. "'.
Rufus Porter of Washington, d. c.; for improvement
in steam engines. ,.t .-.e ss.a, t-.g.q
Oliver W. Preston, jr., of Corning NJ Y; for improve
ment in pumps.
Cornelius Quackenbush, of Huron, N. Y; for mprov-
ed brace post for field fences.
VIM. Schnebley and Ihos Schncbley, Of Hackensack,
n. j.; for Improvement in harvesters. as. ts.
Joseph w. Sprague Of Rochester, N Y; for improve
ment in stop gate for canals &c.
Bradford Stevens and Lorenzo Stevens, of Stoughton
Mass for Improvement in crimping boot soles.
Geo. w. Iohust, of Liverpool, O.; for improvement
in corn Smelling machines.
Peter Vandesande of Rochester NJ Y assgnor to
himself and Martin Vanderwerf of said Rochester for
improvement in straw cutters
John w. Vandver, of Shelbyville, Mo- for improve
ment in seeding machines ,e l...eG......
Washington Van Dusen, of Philadelphia, Pa; for i'm
proved propeller " e eaa
Hiraxl Van Steenburgh and Joel Egnor of Catskill,
n " REINFORCEMENT in apparatus for hosting and sor
ing ice. pa"
VIM. II. Van Gieson of Newark N j.; for improved
machine for plating nail heads a
Elijah Wagner, Westminster, Md, for Improvement
in machines for distributing guano and other fertilizers
Asa L. Whippe, of Elmra, N r.. for improvement
in railroad car brakes .t
Thomas Il. Williams of Washington, ID G. for inn
proved hinge for window blinds.
William Wimot, of Wilmington Del for improve
mcnt in cultiyators. ar@
Henry Barnes, of Blairsvie, Pa assgnor to himself
and N q. Macrum, of Pittsburg, Pa for Improvement
in hay and cotton press.
Hiram l.. Hall, of Beverly, Mass assgnor to the
waste vulcanzed rubber
Thomas j. Mayall of Roxbury, Mass, assignor to him
self and George N Davis of Boston. Mass Tor improve
ment in the manufacture Of hard rubber
Henry NJ Paine, Of Worcester, Mass. for improve
ment in air engines
Charles Raymond, of marlborough, VT assgnor to
MILFORD I'll. Neteton, of Bristol, Conn. for improve
ment in sewing machines.
Newell j. Willis of Lawrence, Mass assignor to Side
Chase of brooklyn, N ", and Geo. A. Fuller Of said
Lawrence; for improvement in the manufacture OF
weavers shuttles.
Solander Wilmington, of st. Louis, Mo- for improved
machine for cutting dove-ta mouldngs.
REISSUES.
Hazard Knowles, Of New York. ~ Y; for improve
ment in saw-mills. Patented September 70, 1852 Re
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