Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-05-14
VOL. XII.

LIST OF PATENrs.-The following is the list
of Patents issued from the United States Paten,
Office, for the week ending May IL, IS5s-eacb
bearing that date:
George w Atkins, Of Milton, el-For i'm
provement In self regulating grain measurer.
Jesse BaTtoo, OF East Aurora, N. Y-For i'm
proved water wheel
William Brown, Of Duncannon pa For inn
proved churn "
William Bradley, of Manchester, Va-For i'm
pfOVement In dressing and sizing warps.
in harvesteTs
VIM. A. Clark, Of Bethany, Conn.-For i'm
proved method of seating the movable cutter in
expansive bits
Robert j Clay, of St Louis, Mo.-For i'm
provement in corn planters.
Henry Cogswell, of Providence, r. I-For
fasteners for sleeve buttons.
Jonas G. Conkey, of Washington, Ohio For
improvement in harrows
John DE Rush, of st. Mary's, Ohio-For i'm.
proVement In grain cleaning machines.
Lovett Eames, of Kalamazoo: Mich-For i'm
proved hub machine
Augustus hliaers, of Boston, Mass.-For i'm
proved reclining chair.
James w. Evans. of New York. ". Y-For
improvement in pipes FOR smoking tobacco
J. II. Fsirrhild, of Jericho, V.-For improve
inent In water wheels
Hory &. Fay, OF Troy, N. Y-For improve
ment in time keepetS
Edward L. French Of Nashua N U-Fsr
improvement in bee hives.
Il. w. Gilmore, Of North Easton Mass-For
Improvement in preserve cans
Geo. l. Gordon, and r. O. Degener Of New
presses
VIM. u. Huyett, of Williamsburgh, Pa-For
Improvement In paint compounds.
John irwin, of Philadelphia, Pa.-For i'm
proved sofa bedstcad.
L. w. Kelley, of Brunswick. Ohio-For i'm
Proyenent in cultvators.
Charles I.eavitt, of Cleveland, Ohio.-For I'm
pTovement In corn mills.
n. -. Lyman, OF New York NJ Y-For i'm
ProVeincnt in cans for preserving food.
James Mckenzie, Of Green Island, ". Y.-For
improved wrench
l.. j., VIM. =. and Cyrus H. Mccormick. of
Chicago Ill--FOr Improvement i'm reaDinu and
moving machines
Thos. Miltenbesger, of Bellefontaine, Ohio
+ OF Improvement in compound photographs
Geo. w. Morse, of Baton Rouge La.-For i'm.
proved cartridge case
George Nolman, of Deerfeld, Ohio.-For i'm
proved binding device for harvesters
ment in cotton gins
:. T.. Pettee, of Mansfield, Mass and Elias G.
Cobb, OF FoxborOugh, MaSs.-For Improvement
in self,inking hand stamps.
stephen Section, of Richmond, Ind. For i'm
Provement in implement for shooting missiles at
cows, DC, on railroads
Gerard Sckels, Of Brooklyn, N. Y-For in
strument Tor sharpening slate pencils.
provement In cider mills
Oren stoddard, of Busti, n. Y.-For improve
men, in harvesters.
William Straw and Ransom H. Armstrong, of
hudson, Mlehl1an.-FoT improved harness tug
buckle.
Daniel c. Smith, of Tecumseh, Mich-For
Improvement in corn huskers.
solomon Il. Smith, of Crescent, N Y-For
Improvement In straw cutters.
Henry c. Smith, Of Cleveland, Ohio For i'm
proEement in haTvesters.
Joel II Tatum, of New York, N. Y.-For i'm
proved brush
John :. Troxel, Of Mount Pleasant Pa-For
improvement in harveSters
sidney :. Turner, of w Westborough, Mass For
Improvement in lasts.
Grey Utley. of Lpuisburp, n C-For improve-
ment IN repeating ordnance
Miner Van Auken, of Chazy, N. Y-For i'm
proved washing machine
william Wand. nbury of New York " v
For improved ironing table
Thomas Narney, of San Francisco Cal.-For
Improvement IN burners for vapor lamps.
samuel Very, Jr., Of Salem, Mass.-For inn
pToVefnent In working sh lower ails i'm course,
AlOnzo Warren and Elijah Damon. Jr', Of
Warehsm, Mass.-FOr improvement in water
wheels
Robert Wilson, of Milton, Pa.-For improve
mcnt in fly nets.
VIM. f.. Worthen, of New York, n. Y.-For
improvement in metallic rolling shutters
Geo w Ieigler, of Tifin, Ohio For i'm
proVemeut in railroad car brakes
Fred,k w Brocksieper and Joseph B Sar-
gent, of New Britain, Conn, ASST gnors to Joseph
B. Sargent, aforesaid.-For improved sash fas
tener.
Stephen Cram and Chas. Weed, OF Boston.
Mass dsSlgnors to stephen Il. Cram, aforesaid
For improved steering apparatus
deo. k. harrington and Samuel Brown, IT, of
Aenin, Ohio, assgnOrs to themselves and David
Il. Tiffany. of same place For Improvement in
candy machines.
Chas. f.. and Joseph ~ Gladding. of Troy.
Ia, assignors to Charles r.. Gladdiny, aforesaid
For im1roy-ment in forks for elevating hay.
Hiram l.. Hall, of Beverly, Mass assignor to
the Beverly Rubber Company improve
ment in utilizing waste vulcanzed rubber
LTwis Miller, of Canton. Ohio. assignor to c.
Aul;man Co, Of SANE piace.-FOr improved
finger or guard for harvesters
David j. Phor, Of CharlrStown. Va, assignor
to himself and Thomas " Davis OF same place
For improved washing machine
Lemuel w. Serrel, of BROOKLYN, n Y assign
or to John Harold, of H-mstead, ~ Y-For i'm
PTovement in guides for sewing machines
RtI'SHtS.-O l.. Castle, Of Upper Alton, Ill
For improved AGithmometer for adding. Pat
ented Nov. u, 1857
VIM Hawkins and VIM. C. Clary, Of Milwau-
kie, Wis.-For improved saving mill Patented
March 30, 1858.
B Kuhn-, of Dayton, o and NJ. J. Haines. Of
planters; Patented Sept %, 1856.
Chas. w. Cahoon, Of Portland, Me, assignor
to j. B. CahOon and ID. II. Furbish, OF same
place For improvement in seeding machines
Patented Sept. I, 1857.
lssachar Frost and James Monroe, of Albion,
Mich assignors TO Henry A. Burr, Israel d. Con-
dit, Alexander Swift, Daniel Barnurn and John
vi Carr, ofNew York, n Y.-For improvement
In machinery for separating flour from bran
Patented February -, 1919. Reissued March H.
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D"signs.-Herrick Aiken, of franklin. n. Fl.
For design for tool boxes
Thos. ii Wood and John T.. Roberts, OF Utica
\. :, and Henry : Hubbell, Of Buffalo, N. Y.
For design for cook stoves.
3 w. Gibbs, Of Albany, N. Y, assignor to
Kathoone * Co, of same place.-FOr design for
cook stoves
B. w Gibbs, Of Albany, N. Y, assignor to
parlOr stoves.
Jacob Beesley, of Philadelphia, Pa, assQnor
to John :. Clark aud Washington Harris Of the
same Place.-FOr design for stove doors
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