Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-15


each bearing that date: r.'s ...
John Alien, of Gaiena, Md.-For tmproyemen,
In washing machines.
w. 4. Armstrong, of Sandwich, Ill-For i'm
proved washing machine -
Fordyee Reals, OF New Haven, Conn.-For i'm
provement in revolving FIRE arm
Samuel BebeTdy, of PHILADELPHIA, Pa.-For
Improvement in ladies' hoop skirts.
T.. Y Benedict, of Horizon, wis-For i'm.
provement In joints for r rails
Ernest Bredt, OF New York, N. Y.-For i'm.
proved manufacture OF skirtins material
Harvey Brown, Of New York, N Y-For i'm.
proved endless sectional saving machine
"A. ii Bnrdine, OF Chulahoma, Miss.-For i'm
proved saw fler
James A. Campbell, of New Orleans, La-For
Improvement in printing presses.
Joseph Z. Cary, Of New York, N. Y.-For i'm
proved lantern attainment to caps
Jason w. Corey, Of Charlottesville, Ind. For
Improvement In rail road car coupling
Alfred b Corey, Of Franklin, conn-For i'm
provement In moulds for making warp dresser
gnides OF glass, or other plastic anti-corrosive
Alfred B Corey, Of Franklin, Conn For i'm
proVtnent In warp dressing guides.
Patrick Danvers, of New York, N. Y.-For i'm
proved steam hammer.
Augustus Day, OF Detroit, ,Mich-For improved
shincle machine.
Adam Defrnbaugh, of walnut Run, Ohio-For
Improvement in mole plow.
Moses &. Farmer, Of Salem Mass and Jobn
Nj. ButcheldOn, OF Cambridge Mass.-For i'm
provement in telegraph insnlators
Richard Gornall, OF Baltimore, Md-For i'm
proved combination of governor with slide
valve. -
John HartLan and Ezra Hartban, OF Timbers.
brook, Eng For improved rotary steam engine
Patented selasi ia NJ England January aoth 1883.
provenent in horse powers
proved gate hinge.
Lucian E. Hicks. of New York, N. Y.-For
IN in hur
william ii Horshmann, OF New York, N. Y
For method Of building walls under water.
Charles Howell, OF Cleveland, Ohio o-For i'm
provement in cutting appaI atus for harvesters
Jacob Jenkins, of Charlestown, Mass For
improved heating apparatus for the manufacture
OF cemented sole shoes
Daniel Johnson, of New York, n. Y.-For i'm
proved churn.
Charles p. Kenyon, of Wilson, n. C.-Por i'm
provement in railroad car couplings
+ f. King Alexander King and Edwin King,
Oh Cherry valley, Ohio.-For improved machine
Jacob Kinzer, Of Pittsburg, Pa-For improved
door lock
John Aris knight. of st. Louis, Mo.-For i'm
pToyement In bullet machine.
Henry I.eguay, of st. Louis Mo.-For i'm
provement in machines for working clay
SANFORD Littleheld, of West Troy, N. Y.-For
improved machines for notching and trimming
hoops.
Hiram Litteljohn, of Troy, N Y.-For i'm
proved machine for cutting and finishing the
locks of wooden hoops
Henry Lovejoy 4 Robert Wheeler, Of Brook
moulds.
J c. Macdonald, Of Cincinnati, Ohio.-For
improved valve cock.
lsaac NJ May, of Anderson, Ind.-For i'm
proved bedstead fastening.
John McCreary, of Delaware, Ohio.-For i'm
proved tenOning machine
ii. ID. McGeOrge, of Morgantown, ya-For
improvement in hemp breaks.
Nj. Newman.
proved meat cutter.
Robert Piison. Of Laurel, Md-For improve.
ment In temples for looms
Isaac Reamer Il Henry Miller, OF Conrad's
Store, Va.-FOr improvement in corn haryesters
Albert Z. Richard, OF Newtown, Conn For
improvement In clasps for cotton bale hoops.
APollos Richmond, OF Brooklyn, COnn.-For
improvement In cooking stoves
Franklin Russell, of Otselic, N Y-For i'm
proved bed bottom
Geo. II Smith, OF Glenwood, Iowa For i'm
provement In spring balances in combination
with knife.
StiIlman e. spaulding, of Rutland, vt-For
improvement In lanterns
N. t. Spear, Of Boston, Mass-For improve
ment In corn huskeTs.
r.. L Starr, of New York, N. Y-For i'm
pr0vement In brcech loading tre arm.
Robert Stewart, Of Elmira, n. Y.-For combi-
nation steam valve
Chester W Sykes OF New York n V-Por
Improvement in making pliers.
gate.
VIM. $. Todd, Of Mechanicsville, Iowa For
Erwin b. Trip, of New York, N. Y.-For
printing press.
Archibald r. Vandermark and Madison Van
denmark, ofPhelPs, n. Y.-For improved porta-
Charles Weed, OF MilledgeviIIs, Ill.-For i'm.
Provement in mode for filling water tanks at
railway stations.
Thomas Whitaker, OF Cincinnati Ohio-For
improved screw cutter.
Aldridge Minham, of New York, N. Y.-For
Improvement ia apparatus for raising sunken
vessels.
John w. Brokaw, Of Springfield, Ohio, as
signOr to Warder Brokaw and child, of said
Springfield improvement in guard fingers
for harvesters.
signor TO w. T. Conkling, Of said Conklng-
vile For improvement in mode Of launching
vessels.
VIM Hardy and John Pa; kinson, of Philadel.
phia, Pa, assignor TO themselves and Aaron
Bates, of said Philadelphia. For improved
pressure and vacuum valve
Alexander Nj. Holmes, of Eaton, N Y, as
signor TO himself and Albert 6. Purdy, of said
Eaton. For Improvement In car seats and
cOuches
Geo. w. Hubbard, Of Meriden, Conn, assignor
to himself. Walter Hubbard, w. L. Bradley and
n l.. Bradley, Of said Meriden.-For improve.
IN mt In sewing machines.
John w. Kennedy and John T. Plummpr Of
Plainheld, Conn, assignors to themselves and
John Batchrlder, Of Lisbon, Conn.-For improve
ment in machinery for drawing and twisting
wool.
Eleazer q Knight, Of Maiden, ". Y. assignor
to hi mself and Nathan Kellogg, OF said Maiden.
For improvement in stone holding machines
Alien Sherwood, Of Auburn, ". Y assignor 10
T. + Senter. Albert Goss, and Daniel w ood
worth For improved raking and binding appa-
ratus for harvesters
Cornelius w Van Welt, of winstead, Conn
as.ignor to the New England Pin Company OF
said Winstead.-For improved pin sticking ma
chine.
Samuel White, Of PenfeId, Ohio, assignor TO
Harlow Herrick, of La Grange, Ohio For i'm
prOvement in harrOws
RsiysHeSy-GiibertS smith Of Buttermilk Fail.
N. Y-For improvement In cartridges. Dated
June 30, 1857.
II. W. Robertson, OF New York, Y-Fo,
improvement In sewing machines. Dated Nav
22, 1885
James Harrison, Jr., Of New York, ". Y-Fo,
improvement In sewing machines. Dated April
n, 1854.
DsHgRs Francis Kern, OF Sandwich, Mass -
For design for nursing bottles
PHILIP rabb, OF New York, " Y.-FOr desigI
for cast iron bedsteads.
Eg4A clergyman catechising the youth of hi
parish, put the first question in Heidelberg
catechism To girl.