The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-10-13
OPERATIONS or THE PATENT OFFICE.

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Joseph Babcock Of Albany N. r.. for improved
hotair cook stove
w. II. Babcock, of Homer, NJ "; for Improvement
in method OF adjusting window blinds.
Ysrnail Bailey, Of Philadelphia Pa; for Improvement
IN gas burners
Frederick H. Bartholomew, Of New York. N Y; for
improved water closet
Matthias Bettinger and August Boos of Cincinnati
Ohio; for improved hinge.
Samuel Bnkley, Of Dublin, Ind; for Improvement in
grain drills
George $. Bishop, of Washington D. c.; for improve
Josiah Bishop Of Austin Texas for improved escape
ment for time Keepers.
( O. II Darlington and s. L. Carrington, Of Weymouth
0hio for improvement in cultivators.
George j. Colby, Of Waterbury, Vt; for machine for
peeling willow.
George L. Cooper, Of Baltimore, MI for Improvement
sn hasyesters
William Cooper, of Mount Geal, o.; for Improvement
In machines for dressing stone.
Anzi Crane, of Newark, N j.. for machine for sweep
ing streets. %
Jonathan Creager of Cincinnati o.; for improved cir
cuar-sawing shingle machine a
Chauncey o. Crosby, of New Haven, Conn; for IN
provement IN sewing machines. e #.yE rs
james Dodge, Of Waterford, N Y; for improvement
in grinding and polishing knives. &
Alexander Douglas and Samuel s. Sherwood, of Now
York. ~ Y. for improvement in fastenings for skirt
hoops. ..t5.su sre 4rr ua.....
Adolphe Dreysprng, of Montgomery, Ala; for i'm
provement in portable boxes. ...... ....... ..r-
Lucien Fay, of Cincinnati o.; for improved machine
for cross scanning sheet metal.
William s. Fuller of Millbury, Mass; for improved
construction of iron rangs. . .a 1v s. m Z,
James L. A. Gibbs, of Mill Point, Va; for improve
ment in sewing machines ##F
William O. Grover, of Boston, Mass; for Improvement
in sewing machines. u.u ...
W. II. Harbaugh, of Piqua, Ohio; for improved water
wheel. 49,.
John C. narkncss, of Washington, D. c.; for improve
ment in sefclosng door.
Barzlla Harrington and Nelson RUSSELL of China, Me-.
for Improvement in tanning.
William c. Hubbard, of West Roxbury, Mass.; for i'm
provement in centrifugal pumps
John p. Hoyt and David w. Hoyt, of Lumber City,
Pa; for improved water-wheel.
Josee johnson, of New York, N Y; for pen-holder
Josec johnson, of New York. N. Y; for index or book
marker. ,t.
William johnson, of Hampstead, N. H.; for improved
tool for chamfering soles for boots and shoes.
John Keane of New York, N. Y; for improvement
in apparatus for preserving malt liquors. ,
Joseph *. Kiboun and Edward II. Klboum, of Nor
folk, Conn; for improvement in knitting machines
Thomas NJ Lee, Of Broad Ford, Va. for Improvement
In cultivators. ~..#..u..
John Loudon and Hans Iversen of New York, N. Y;
for Improvement in stirrups
William Mallerd, of Bridgeport, Conn; for improve
ment in gas regulators.
r. w. McClelland, of Pekn, ILL.,; for improvement in
box for carriage wheels #
Lazarus McLain, ST., of New Lisbon, Ohio for Inn
provemcnt in truss pads
John McMunay and Robert McMurray, OF New York,
N r.; for Improvement in copstr2a.e frames for wire
cloth papermakng cylinders
James H. Mattson, of Serbia N. Y; for improved
machine for chamfering and crozing barrels
Platt Merrill Of Port Sainlac, Mich; for improved
portable and water proof friction match safe.
S. S. Mills of Charleston S. c.. for improvement In
machines for separating the fibre from tho pulp in hemp
leaves
David A. Morris, of Pitsburg, Pa; for improvement
in manufacture of sheet-iron.
Lorenzo b. Omsted of Bngbnmton, N Y. for i'm
provement in compound shell for ordnance.
James Ostrander and Jonas s Heartt, Of Troy, NJ Y;
for improvement in manufacture of fire bricks
Arnold Palmer, of Lee, Mass. for improvement in
paper clamps.
Hiram Palmer, of Augusta, Mich. for improved life
preserver.
Fisk RUSSELL of South Boston, Mass for Improvement
In moving machines.
N. G. Raymond of Austin, Texas for improvement
In compositions used as building materials.
T. Ii. Russell, of Northied, VT, and Amos Morrill,,
Of Strafford vt. for improved horseshoe machine.
Andrew Simmons, of Nora Ill. for Improvement In
seeding machines @
Charles w. Smith, Of Evnns, N Y. for improved
method of lighting street lamps by electricity.
John Sperry, of New York, N. Y. for improved ro-
tary planning cutter rrs q. .....
Frederick Stamm, Of Lancaster, Pa. for improved
mode of reversing the chisel in mortsing machines
Mcrwether jeff Thompson of st. Joseph, Mo. for
improved rule for describing poygonal forms. u
Joseph A. Treat, of Talmadge, o.; for improved farm
gate.
j. G. Tucker & L. Lanzweert of San Francisco Cal.
for improvement in the manufacture of sugar.
VIM. Tucker, Of Blackstone, Mass. for improvement
in cultivators.
Ferdinand Charles Warlich, of Kentsh Town, Eng;
for improved steam generator Patented In England
March 9, 1853 @~
Wallace Wells of New York, N Y; for improved
construction of cylinders and pstons orpmps and steam
engines. ,a
Corydon Wheat, Of Geneva, N, Y; for improvement
In eradicators, ...I
Alden Whitman, of Auburn, Me- for improved water
wheel and chute.
John Woody, OF Mount Vernon, Ind; for improve
men, in harycsters.
Samuel B. Chafieo of Providence r. L. for himself
and administrator of the estate of Samuel NJ Chat
fee deceased late of said Providence for Improvement
In looms for weaving hair cloth.
f. e. Byam, of Boston, Mass, and D. Il. Parkhurst, Of
Brunswick Me-, assgnors to Ezekiel Byam, of Charles
town, Mass., and s A. Carlton and e. q. Byam of Bos
ton Mass; for improved rack for holding comb match
cards
Lewis s. Chichester, Of New York. N. r. assgnor to
Henry G. Evans Of said New York for improvement in
cotton gins
Edward Clark, of NcW York, N. Y assignor TO Will
liam H. Dolson, Of said New York for improvement in
cans for preserving paint.
Scah Hiler of Haverstraw N. Y, asslgnor to John M
Berrian and Cornelius A. Berran, Of New York, N r.;
for improvement in coating metals
bert Palmer and A. Sidney Doane of said New York for
spelling block.
Thomas j. Mayal, of Roxbury, Mass, assignor to him
self and Benjamin Cooke, OF Boston, Mass; for inn
proved elastic stair pad.
Warren Miller, of Chicago, ILL.,, assgnor to himself
and John Mutt Of said Chicago for Improvement In sew
ing machines.