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

cember %, tS57-each bearing that date:-
VIM. Barrett of Stsphentown N. Y, improvement
in straw cutters.
f. f. Barrett, of Salem, Mass improvement in
hand stamps.
ID. b. Bartholomew, of Lancaster, Pa, improved
gearing for feed rollers in re-sawing machines.
Joseph Francis Berendorf of Paris, France, i'm
provenent in oil Patented in France, May Il,
1856.
John C. Blair of Pittsburg, Pa, improvement in
! springs for railroad cars.
Benz. +. Blood, of Port Jackson, N. T., improve
ment in furnaces.
Jno. II. Bruen, of Elmra N. Y, improved method
of connecting the panels of portable field fences
VIM. III. Bullock, of Boston, Mass, arrangement OF
rejecting plates and spark receivers in locomotives
Isaac s. Bunncli, of Montrose, Pa improvement in
| potato diggers.
John Callaghan, Of Stroud Glades, Va, improve
ment in lifting jacks.
| Thomas c. Churchman. o Sacramento, Cal, i'm
proved washing machine.
| Cyrus f. Cook, Of Cambridge, Ohio, improved
| canHp for setting saws.
Simeon C0rley OF Lexington, 5. c., Improvement
| in instruments for drafting coats.
| William Coggesha of Masllon. Ohio, and B. B..
| Warner, of Wadsworth, Ohio, improvement in seed
| ing machines. d.
John Davis, of Cincinnati, Ohio improved ma
| chine for saving hand rails or stair wreaths.
George Douglass, of Scranton Pa, Improvement in
| railroad car or carriage springs.
Leopold EidlitZ, OF New York, y. :, imprly ement
! in burglar proof safes.
J. b. Elliott, of Philadelphia, Pa improved device
for attaching lightning rods.
| VIM Gage and Richard Is. Felthouscn, of Buffalo,
| N. Y, improvement in dry sand cores.
| VIM NJ. Galusha and Benz w. Stafford, Of Airing
ton, VT, improved washboard
George S Griggs, of Roxbury, Mass, Improvement
| in locomotive engine wheels.
! George Hall, Of Morgantown, Va, improved ma
chine for saving shingles.
Royal Hatch. of straford, VT, improved spring
bottoms for bedsteads.
Armigel W. Handbook, of Alegan Co., Mich, i'm
prOvement in moOring vessels.
James Hall, Of New Haven, Conn.,, improved tool
for turning journals.
William fart, Of Mayvile, Wis. improvement in
James I. Henry and William p. Campbell, of
Philadelphia, Pa, Improvement in water closets.
Ferdinand j. Herpers, Of Newark N. j., improve
Jacob Hoke, Of Grand Detour, ILL.,, improved
guide-gauge for saving timber.
Silas 4. and Morgan T. jackson, OF Bonneville n.
Y. improvement In moving machipes.
Levi Kittnger, of East Greenville. o., improved
device for throwing into and out of gear the tool of
mortising machines.
James lawson, of Lawrence, Mass, improvement
in seeding machines.
Horace A. Lothrop, of Sharon, Mass. improve
ment i'm hoes
Jas. NJ. Legare, Of Aiken. S. c., improvement in
plastic cotton for moulding purposes.
John Long Of Masillon, ONO, improvement In
harvestera.
Jacob Mumma, of Harrisburg, Pa, improvement
in seed drills.
provement in track clearers for moving machines.
Jas. A. Norris Of Philadelphia, Pa, Improvement
in journal boxes for railroad cirs, &c.
Franklin Olds, of Providence, II. l., improvement
in grinding mills
Oliver Palmer, of Buffalo, " Y, improvement in
rotary pumps.
Chas Al. Peck. of New York, improved door
spring
Lodner D. Phillips, of Chicago, H., improvements
in machines for binding grain.
John Il. Root, Of Youngstown, n. Y, improvement
in rotary steam engines
John T. Rague of Dubuque, Iowa, improvement
Daniel @. Rollin, Of New York, ". v, improved
machine for making volute springs.
A. e. Shelton and Byron futile, Of Plymouth,
Copn., improvement in joints for carriage tops.
H. o. sheidley, Of Republic, Ohio, Improvement
in cider mills.
Henry T. sisson, of Providence, r. l., improve.
ment in portfolios.
Riley Smith, of Towanda, Pa, Improvement in
cotton presses.
Richard Swift, of New Haven, Conn. improve
ment in harness saddles.
N. N. Throop, 81 Putneyvile, y. L., improvement
In steam engines.
Elisha Waters, of Troy. N. Y, improvement in
head rests.
l.. r. Ward, of Marathon, Wy, improvement in
seed planters.
Franz windhausen, Of Duderstadt, Hanover. i'm.
provement in locomotive engines for producing In
creased adhesion 20 the rails when required.
Walter A. Wood, of Hoosick Falls. N. T.. i'm
Francis q. Wynkoop. Of Corning, ". Y, improve.
ment in pumps.
4. II. Dewitt. Of Xenia. Ohio. assignor to himself
and Butler N. Strong, of same place, improved cir.
cular saving machine.
John NJ Merrymon, Of Loganyprt, Ind. assignor
to himself and J. H. Jordan, of Attica ind'' paint
compound
William A. Van Giesos. Of Waterbury, Ccun., "a
signor 20 himself, :. VI. Buckingham and r. Brown
OF same place Improvement in covering the heads OF
nails.
Chas. T. Young. of North Chelmsford, Mass, as
signor to himself and Henry Crowther, OF Lowell,
Mass steam spring bedstead
Alexander Anderson, of Markham, Canada, i'm.
provement in potato dggers'
ADDITIONAL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS s,oner Of
Mount joy, Pa, Improvement in seliadjusting sack
holder Patented April y. 1851.
The following is the hist OF patents issued from the
United States Patent Office, for the week ending
Jan. s, 1s57-cach bearing that date:-
Henry r. Baker, of Centreville, Ind, Improvement
smith Baldwin, q st. Louis, No. improvement in
spinning oakum.
John L. Branch, Isaac Branch and Daniel W.
Branch Of Charleston, s. Co. Improvement in railroad
car brakes.
VIM. $. Carr, of New York, N Y, improvement in
supply cocks.
4. Z. Church, Of Union City, Mich, Improvement
David w. Clark, of Bridgeport, Conn, improve
ment in sewing machines.
Edwin Clark, Of Lancaster Pa, Improvement in
Touring mills
Orestes Cleveland, Of New York, N. Y, improved
bolster for plated table knives.
Emil Cohen, Of Washington, ID. c., husking sud
Smelling glove.
Samuel Comfort, jr., of Morrisvillc, Pa, improve
ment in rakes for barvesters.
Isaac II. Conklin, Of Rockford H., improvement
in seeding machines.
James NJ. Council, of Newark, Ohio, improvement
in railroad car coupling
Rich'd De Charms OF Philadelphia, Pa, improved
hydrant.
II. X. Fell, Of Texas, Nd, improvement in lime
kilns
-four boiling
John Gruol, Of New York, u, attachment Of
adjustable foot boards TO splints.
Marshall Hunt and Jos II. Iaines, of Rising Ssn,
Md, improvement in seed planters.
John J. HAYDEN. of Rising Sun Ind improyel