The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-21

N~vv Rmveuts Isswed.
The Following is the list q patents issued from the
United States Patent 01oe for the week ending
Feb. rs, 1855, each bearing that dates
T. r. Aka, of Dycrsville Iowa, Improvement IN 4
the mode Of connecti1g the trucks of railway
Daniel Ammen, Of the United States Navy, i'm
proved signal Lantern,
Chester Barton, of Savoy, Mass, improvement in
ii. u. Baker Of Pittstown Corners, NY, Improved
churn
Charles Rsssrd, of Worcester Mass, improve
rrents in iilbegiug apparstus.
5acob r. Bailey, OF New York, n. y, improvement
WI rollers toT window shades
Henry Ssrnard, of MoiTistown, N. " improved
washer.
Henry Barnard, Of NuTstowR, n. y, improved
gold wssSler.
Jabea n Babcock, of Honeoye Falls, n. Y, i'm.
proyement in railroad STOW ploughs.
william B. Benent, CT Philadelphia Pa, improve
ment in hangers for ssafting.
Louis Beanche of Paris France, machine for
making segars. Patented in France May -, 1856.
J. H. breckenridge, of Meriden, Conn.,, improve
ment in powder TASKS
Leopold r. Breisach, Of New York, N Y, i'm
proved rotary blast producing chair.
Albert ID. Briggs, of Springfield Mass, improve
ment in harvessers-
Der,sin E. Butler, OF Chesterfield Ohio ma
chine for cutting key boards for musical instru-
ments.
Herman Camp, Of Bankirk, N. " improvements
IN propelllDg canal boats.
Edwin NJ. Chafee, eff Providence, Rhode Island, for
India rubber door mat.
John B. Cornell, of New York, n, Y. improve
ment in metallic window shutters.
George CRANE, OF Fairfield, Iowa improved
shinge machine
C.P. Crossmanend +. NJ Quimby, of Warren, Mass,
improved life preserving mattrass.
Aaron ID. Crane, OF Boston, Mass. improved pataic
clock.
Thomas W. Currer of Lawrence, Mass improve
ment in rocking chairs
John Drown, of Huron, N. Y. improved field
fence.
j. A.& F. Dunworth, of Dobb's Ferry n. Y, de.
vice for holding horse reins.
Earl d. Fink, of Columbus, Ohio, trap for catching
rats and other animals.
John A. Finn, of Simpson county, KY, improved
Surveyors protractor.
Josiah Foster Of Sandwich, Mass, Improvement
in tree protectors.
jacob J. Foltz, of Buffalo, n. T., improved fire box
and CRATE.
"A. Gladwin, of Boston, Mass, improved method
OF securing the plain iron to its stock.
John Goro, OF Fredonis, n. Y, improvement in
cutters for harvesters.
Henry T. Hartman, of Lexington, Va, improve
ment in railroad snow ploughs.
Sebastian Haas, of Buffalo N. T., improvement in
window frames.
H.w. Hardness of Bristol Conn, improved har-
poon and lance.
Darius j. Hendrickson, of Otsego, ". V, improve
ment in tools for cenching nails.
w. A. Horrall and r. G. Sirwell, Of GRANVILLE, H.,
improvement in revolving harrows
George O. Houck and Henry Gore, Of Springfield
O.. improvement in brick machines.
Charles Howell, of Cleveland, o., improvement in
reaping and moving machines.
James Ingram, OF New York, n. Y, improvement
in water backs for ranges.
Jacob kinzer, of Pittsburg, Pa, improved caster
Scr furniture.
Joseph X. and Edward f. Kibourn, of Norfolk
Conn.,, Improvement in knitting machines
F. B. Ruehnhold and D. b. Sturges, of Newark,
N. j. improvement in harness trees
j. W. Langdon, of Marengo, H., improvement in
extension reach for wagons.
VIM. p. Ludlow, of New York, n. T., improve
ment in refrgerators
John c. Mason, of New Hartford Centre, Conn,
improved hinge.
Francis Mcthan, Of Washington, d. c., improve
ment in water closets.
Charles Monnin, of Buffalo, n. Y, improved ice
spur.
Frederick Nishwitz, of Brooklyn, n. Y, improve |
ment in haryesters.
James W. Patterson of Philadelphia Pa, raking |
attachment for harvesters.
Nathaniel Parks of Rome, n. Y, improved re- |
ceiving magnet.
Stephen Z. Parrish, of Nashville Tenn. improve.
ment in railroad car wheels.
II. w. RaDdle, of GAINESVILLE, Ala, improvement |
in cotton presses.
Thos. NJ Scott, of La Grange Ca, fly trap.
Geo. W. Shaw, Of Thompson, Conn, improved
method Of furling the sails OF wind wheels
VIM. NJ. Simpson, OF Newark, n. j., bank check
csnceller.
VIM. X Stevens of Alexandria La, Improvement
in lubricators.
George Strause, of Boonstorough, Md. improve
nent ia mill bushes.
Charles c. Terrell, of shullsburg, Wis. improve
ment in repeating fire arm
Marshall Turley, of Galesburg ILL.,, improvement /
in ploughs.
Charles NJ Vail, Of susquehannah Depot Penn,
improved churn.
Vim. vandeuburg and James Harvey, of New York,
". Y, improved ironing table.
william W. Van Loan, of CatskiIl, n. Y, improve
ment in ploughs.
J. W. Wetmore, Of Erie, Penn. improved gravimo- /
tometer.
Jacob V. A. and Andrew wemple. Of Chicago. ILL.,. |
improvement In rking attachments for harvesters.
Cullen Whipple, OF Providence, r. l., Improvement
in drawing cotton.
Daniel White, Jr. of Lowell, Mass. improved rest
Thomas winans, OF Baltimore, Md, improved car.
rage spring guard
Joseph Wood, Of jersey City, n. j., improvement |
in railroad safety switches
Calvin and George NJ. Woodward, Of New York, /
n. Y, improved hydraulic valve
F.w Whiting. Of Yorktown, Texas, improvement |
in cotton presses.
William Burnett Of Boston. Mass as-ignor 20 |
Seth Adams, Of same place, improved steam pres
sure gauge.
Elijah n. Bloodworth. Of Thomaston, Ca, i'm.
proyement in ploughs.
RE-IssrEs-George W. Brown of Gaesburg. ILL.,.
improvement in seed planters. Patented Feb 2 1858.
Ira BuCkman, Jr., Of New York, y. u, walking 4
stick gun. Patented Aug. 4. ls5T.
DEslGNs.-Edward J. Delany and John MARITIME, |
Of PHILADELPHIA Pa assignOrs 10 CressOn. Stuart i
Peterson Of same place design for stove plates
Henry Hebbard and John POlhamus Of New YORK,
N Y, design for the handles Of spoons. forks, &c
= +. Pratt, Of BoXbury Mass, design for tables
for sewing machines.
ADDITIONAL fNPEovTNESrs-Improved bullet
mould. Patented March 81, ls57.
Elbridge Foster. Of Hartford. Conn, improvement
in life preserving berths for steam and other vessels
Patented Sept ]. 1857.
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