The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-11
New Patents Issusti.

New Patents Issusd.
The following is the list of patents issued from
Sbe United States Patent Office for the week ending
July 6, ls5s-each bearing that date -
Robert p. Abernethy, of Cincinnati, O., assignor
20 Union Cork Manufacturing Company, of same
place for improved machine for cutting corks.
Robert P. Abernethy and Mahlon NJ. wambaugh,
Of Cincinnati, o. for improved machine for cutting
corks.
John B. Benton, John Frederick Behn and Gottlob
Bastian, of Buffalo, N. Y, for Improvement in ma
chimes for raking and loading hay.
Robert NJ. Berry, of New York, N. Y, for improve
ment in sewing machines.
George W. Bishop, of Brooklyn, NJ Y, for i'm
provement in machines for gathering stones.
Lyman r. Blake, OF South Abingdon Mass, for
improvement in sewing machines
Enoch Brooks and George Walker, of Philadel-
phia Pa, for Improvement in breech loading fire.
arms.
zenas Cobb, of Chicago, H., for improvement in
railroad car seats and berths
Munson C. Crouk, of Auburn, N. Y. for improve
nent in shoppers for bottles.
l.. A. Dole, of Salem, Ohio, for improved boring
machine.
Zina Doolittle, of Perry Ca, for improved ma
chine for upsetting carriage axles.
Warren Drummond, of Woodbridge, N. j., for i'm
provement in corn planters.
John Ericsson, of New York, N. T., for improve
ment in steam engines
Gilbert B. FarnhAm, of Meriden, Conn.,, for i'm
provement in pumps.
John j. Harrington, of Pittsburg c., for i'm
provements in mills for cutting, crushing and ex-
pressing the Juice from sugar cane.
John Fleming of Pittsburg, Pa, for improved
method of attaching lamps to lanterns.
Stanislas Fournier, of New Orleans, La, for i'm
proved registering attachment for clocks.
A. A. Genung, of Painsville, Ohio, for improve
ment in pumps
Henry Getty, of Brooklyn, ~, for improvement
Ira Griggs, of Utica N. Y, assignor to the Utica
Screw Manufacturing Company, of Utica aforesaid
for improved machine for turning the head and for
nicking screws.
]. P. Harris, of Byhalia, Miss, for improvement in
ploughs.
Robert H. Harrison, of Laurel, Nd, for improved
washing machines.
Samuel III. Hartman, of Pittsburg, Pa for i'm.
provement in machines for testing the strength of
springs.
william Hall, Of Springfield Mass, for improve.
nent in chairs for railways.
George Henderson and Jacob Steele, of Allegheny,
Pa, forimproved lathe for turning in metals.
Jonathan Hibbs, Of Tullytown, Pa, for improve
ment in the running gear of wagons.
Alanson =. Holly, Of Seneca Falls, N. " for i'm
proved rotary pump.
Luther Homes, Of New Orleans, La, for improved
method Of constructing iron ratings.
Duncan c. Hubbard, Of Okolona, Miss, for i'm
provement in cutiyators.
Gilbert Hubbard, of Montviue, Mass, for improved
measuring faucet
Simon ingersol, of Greenwich, CT, for improve
MeDt In rotating It's WITHOUT using u Criuk.
Austin Kelly, of New York, N. Y, for improve
ment in skirt hoops.
Alonzo R. Ketcham, of Buffalo, N Y, for i'm
provement in steam boilers.
in churns.
John P. Nanny, of Rockford, H., for improvement
in raking and binding attachments to harvesters.
John P. Nanny, of Rockford, Ill, for improvement
John P. Nanny, of Rockford, ILL.,, for improvement
N track cleaners for harvesters.
John p. Nanny, of Rockford, ILL.,, for improvement
In harvester fingers.
John p Nanny, of Rockford, ILL.,, for improved
mode of securing grain in bundles or sheaves.
John Matthewman, of New Haven, Conn.,, for i'm
proved burglars alarm clock.
Thomas f. Mcneil, of Philadelphia. Pa, for i'm
proved dust pan.
Modest Merk, of Rochester, N. Y, REINFORCEMENT
In hillside ploughs.
Jeremiah Mitchell, Of Gosport, N. Y for improve
j. j. Parker, of Marietta, Ohio, for improved ma
chine far pairing, slicing, and coring apples.
John G. Perry, of South Kingston, X. l., for i'm
proved sausage filler
Levi Plonk, of Newton, n. c., for improvement in
machines for stuffng horse collars.
j. II. Quackenbush, Of Ouasso Mich, for improve
nent in railroad car couplings.
L. Racine, OF Joliet, H., for Improvement In ven
tilating mill stones.
Jesse Reid. of Marshfeld, Mass, for machine for
Jeathering tacks.
Luther Otway Rice. of Berlin, Canada West, for
improvement in attaching carriage springs.
Charles l.. Russell, of Derby, Conn.,, for machine
for leathering tacks.
Ehphalet S: Scripture, of New Haven, Conn, for
improved sash holder.
Asbury Smith, of Ashville, Ala, for Improvement
in cotton cultivatOrs.
Hezekiah B. Smith, of Lowell, Mass, for improved
arrangement Of devices for planning m0uldngs.
George II. Soule, Of Jersey City, N. j., for i'm.
provement in breechloadng firearms.
w. r. STAGE, of Rochester, n. Y, for taiors'
measure.
Werner Staufen OF London England, for i'm.
provement in treatment of fibre Of rampieo hemp.
Cornelius A Stanef and James Mingis, of vii.
Transport, Pa, for Improvement In continuous chair
rails.
Hiram W. Taylor, Of Birmingham, Pa, for i'm.
proved nail machine.
John r. Taylor, Of Charleston, s. Co. for improve.
ment Ia rice hulling machines
paschal p. Taft, OF raftsyle, Vt, for improve
ment in corn shelters.
Robert NJ. Wade, of Vaudeville, va for trunk
protector.
Robert p. Walker, Of New York, N. Y, for i'm
provement in machines for hulling rice.
William p. Ware, Of Cincinnati, Ohio, for ear,
cheek and chin nun.
Sylvester W. Warren, Of Brooklyn N. Y, for steam
alarm and safety apparatus.
b. II. washington, Of Hannibal, No., for improve
ment 10 furnaces
Hiram E. West Of Norton, Mass, for improve.
ment in machines for pressing straw bonnets and
other articles Of varying thickness
Francis Wolfe, Of Bethlehem, Pa, for improve
ment In machines for making paper bags.
Edward S. Wright, Of Buffalo, N. Y, for improved
bedstead fastening.
Henry Yates, q Brantford, Canada, for improve
ment la furnaces OF steam boilers.
Amos Burnham. OF Taunton, Mass, assignor 10
himself and James NJ. Cook, of Taunton, aforesaid,
for Improvement ia railway bridge sigualizer.
w. Darker, Jr., Of Philadelphia, Pa, assignor to
J, b. Thompson Of Philadelphia, aforesaid, for i'm
proved water metre.
James Ewing. OF New York. v. Y, assignor to
Frederick V. Bashton, Of New York aforesaid, for
improved stopper for bottles.
John r. Faust, Of Lebanon, Ohio. assgnor 10 him
self and Richard NJ. Ross Of Philadelphia aforesaid
for improvement in horse hay rakes
William S. Gale Of New York, ". Y, assRnor to
himself Alfred A. Valentine and William II. Better,
Of New York aforesaid for improved valve yulator
w. J. Granger, Of Chicago, ILL.,, assignor q D. J.
lake and G. b. Brown, Of Chicago, ILL.,, Tor improved
punch for perforating metal
William q. Grmes. of PHILADELPHIA Pa. assigr1r