The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-11-10
OPERATIONS OF THE PATENT OFFICE.


Me poek ending Noraabsr g. 1858, each bearing thai &e
knitting machines.
Ethan Allen, Of Worcester, Mass, for Improvement in
revolving fire arms
Horace B Allis, of Little Rock, Ark for improvement
Otis Avery and Zeotes w. Avery, of Bethany Pa for
improvement in sewing machines.
Daniel. w. Barr, of Lancaster Pa; for improvement
in hoisting machines.
Moses S Beach, of Brooklyn, N. Y for apparatus for
wetting paper
Moses s. Beach, OF Brooklyn, N. " for improvement
in printing presses.
Moses S. Beach, of Brooklyn N Y for Improvement
in feeding out paper from printing presses.
Harvey g. Berry, of Rutland, VT; for improved black
smith tuyere.
John M Burke, of Dansville N. "; for improvement
In ploughs.
William Cameron, of Petersburg, Va; for improve
ment in machinery for pressing tobacco
Thomas G.. Chase, of Philadelphia. Pa; for improve
ment In rendering paper and other fabrics incorrodble
George r. Comstock, of Little Falls, N Y.; for inn
proved propeller.
John s. Cults, of Philadelphia, Pa; for pen foun-
tain.
Charles H. Davidson, of Charlestown, Mass; for i'm
provenent in lacteal instrum
Elijah d. Davis, of Brooklyn N. Y; for improvement
in aquaria
Levi Decker of Bergen, N j.; for improved cushions
for billiard tables
IT, A. Delano, Of New York, NJ Y; for improved life
Joseph Forsyth, of Wheeling, va for Improvement in
operating churns
William G. Hermance, of Geneva N. Y. for improved
method of opening and closing farm gates.
N Jensen. of Washington, ID. c.; for burglars
alarm.
d. M Lawrence, of Cincinnati Ohio; for improvement
in sleeping berths for railroad cars
William II. Main, of Liverpool, Ohio for improve
ment In rotary harrows.
Charles Montague of Hartford, Conn. for improve
ment in printing presses.
Daniel Newton of southington. Conn for improved
shears for cutting sheet metal
Joseph r. Palmenberg of New York, N Y; for inn
proved galvano- electric machine.
Ebenezcr w Phelps of Elizabeth, N. j.; for improve
ment in bee hives
Augustus Plinta, of Albany N Y; for improvement
in securing the ends of railway bars.
Hosea w. Read, of West Windsor, VT. for improve
ment in harvesters.
Frederick Reichhold, of New York. N. VI for i'm
provement in frames for umbrellas and parasols.
L. X. Root of Hartford, Conn; for improved dross
for forging metals
sias 7. Savage Of Albany, N. Y; for improvement in
connecting metallic tiles, plates, beams, &C.
Benjamin +. Smith, of New York. N. Y. for improve
ment in manufacture Of white lead.
| Thomas Briggs Smith, of Marietta Ohia for improved
elastic material for mattresses and cushions
Richard Soils, of New Brunswick N. j.; for improve
ment In machinery for manufacturing shrred goods
John Stephens, of New York, N. Y; for improve
ment in shirt bosom folders.
Calvin Tabor and Byron d. Tabor, of Ischua, N. Y;
for improved machine for filing saws
Joseph Thomas, of New York, N. Y; for improved
furnace for tempering steel.
Samuel Walker, of Roxbury Mass. for improvement in
fringe looms '...
Albin Warth, of Stapleton, N. " for improved lathe
for turning wood.
Peter L. Wener, of Lebanon, Pa for improved ma
chine for coing metal pipe. .
Calvin ID. Wheeler of New York N Y for improve
ment in sewing machines.
Lyman White and j. T. Bumgaryer of Davenport
Iowa; for improvement in rock drills.
Timothy c. Wood, Of Charleston, Michigan; for i'm
provement in grubbng machine. r "a "a'
Linus YALE jr., of Philadelphia, Pa for improvement
in locks
Thomas c. Ball, of Keene, N. H., assignor to him
self, l.. Disco, A. s. Davis, X. Crossfeld, Edward
Edwards and Jacob Green OF said Keene; for improve
mcnt in railroad car wheels
Samuel Comfort jr, of Morrsville Pa, assignor to
himself and Francis H. Jackson of Philadelphia Pa for
Improvement in sewing machines.
Robert j. Mann of Brooklyn, NJ Y, assignor to L. A.
Osborn and j. Vincent, of said BROOKLYN for improve
ment in skeleton hoop skirts
George Wood and John King, of Philadelphia Pa. as
signors to themselves and VIM Lawrence Of said Phla
delphia; for improvement in dredging crane.
REISSUES.
Elizabeth Ann Harris, aate Stiman of New York, N
Y. administrative Of Alfred Stman deceased; for i'm
proved furnace for burning bagasse patented May l.
1855; reissued Nov 9, 1858.
Austin G. Day. of Seymour Conn; for improvement
In treatment of ciouchouc patented Aug l6 1858; re-
issued Nov Q, 1858. ~
James Harrison r., of New York, N Y, formerly of
Milwaukee Wis; for improvement in automatic steam
whistles in locomotives patented April 1856; ressucd
Nov. 0, 1858.
Joseph c. Henderson. of Albany, N. Y; for improve
ment in stoves; patented May 49, 1885, reissucd Nov
1858.
DESIGNS.
T. Ball. of Boston, Mass, assignor to Geo w Nichols
of New York, N VI for design for statuettes of Henry
Clay.
Lyman l.. Thomas of North Dighton, Mass, assignor
to the Dghton Furnace Company Of said North Dighton
for design for stoves
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