The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-10

improved machine for measuring superdces OF
boards.
John Hyde, of New York, Y. improvement ia
hydiants.
James Ingram, of New York, NY, grab for clean
ing conduita,.
Robert INV, Of Portage City, Wis, improved
single machine.
Silas F. Letter Of Racine, Wis, improved charm.
g. IL. Mallary, of New York, N. Y, improved me-
thod of doyetailing rotary cutters in their heads.
Nicholas Mary Aine, of Philadelphia, Pa, i'm
provement in the process of dyeing silk. &c.
Samuel p. Mecay, of killbourn, Ohio, improved
washing machine.
George w. Merk, of Leayenworth, X. T., improved
machine for bending tin.
Ahner Mitchell, Of Eaton Pa, improvement in the
construction Of brOomH.
George A. Mitchell, of Turner, Me-, metal tips Of
toes of boots and shoes
Jas +. Orr of Orville, Ala, improvement in cot
ton gins.
George NJ. Phelps, of Troy n. Y, improvement in
electro magnetic speed governor.
John Reeves, OF Brooklyn, N. Y, Improvement IN
construction Of ships.
Albert C.. Richard, Newtown, Conn, improved at
tachment for lighting lanterns.
Stephen Rossman, of Stuyvesant, N. Y, improve
ment in machinery for manufacturing paper.
Stephen p. Ruggles, of Boston, Mass, improve
ment in shears for cutting bank notes, &c.
John z, +. Shannon and George W. Morris, Of Bal
| timore Md Improvement in sea going going vessels.
Henry Sanders, of Utica, N. Y, improvement in
John Schneider, of Chicago H., improvement in
railroad car coupling.
John Seipert and William Rupp, Of Washington,
ID. G., improvement in oyster opener
Vim. d. Sloan, Of New York n. Y Improvement
n turning lathes
George w? Trip, of Auburn, " z. Improvement
in dentists operating chairs
Levi b. Tying, of Jersey City N. j., improvement
in rails for railroads.
H. wainwright and S. T. Williams, of Farmingdaie,
N. j., improvement in potato planters.
Jesse Whitehead, Of Manchester Va, improve
ment in harvesters.
Amander N. Wilcox, of watervliet, N. w. i'm
proved lathe for turning wood.
Adam Wood. of Pittsburg, Pa, improvement in
oscillating steamengipes.
John Z. Earle, of Leicester, Mass, assignor 10 him
self and Samuel Shepherd of Nashua, " H., i'm
proved mathematical dividers
George Fetter. Of Philadelphia, Pa assignor 10
himself and Edward Jones, Of same place, improve
ment in sewing machines.
Ezra Fahrney of Deep River Iowa. assignor to
John Donaldson Of Mount Morris, H., Improvement
in hominy mills.
James Kelly of Sag Harbor, ". Y, assignor N
himself and John Sherry, Of same place, improve
ment in platform scales.
James c. Lane, of Brooklyn, N Y, sssignor 10 him
self and L. II. Barnes, of New York ". Y, improved
sthod Of determining the artificial horizon ioT
quadrants, ace
himsc elf William II. Warner andfRnfus Il. Hitchcock,
Of same place, instrument for opening cans.
DEsIGNs.-H. s. Vedder, of Troy, N. Y, assignor
TO w. Eddy, of Waterford N. Y, design for stoves
Garrettson Smith Henry Brown, and Samuel II.
Sailor, Of Philadelphia Pa, assgnors TO Alexander
Smalt and f. q. Smyser, of York, Pa, design for
cook stove.
Charles j. Shepherd, of Brooklyn, N. Y, design
for stoves.
ADDITIONAL INPRovEdENTs.-BeriahC G. Hoyt,
of Port Washington Wis, improvement in ploughs.
Patent dated September &, 1866.