The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-25


Leonard Bailey. Of Winchester, Mass, improved
spoke shave =.
John ]. Bate, of Brooklyn, N. y, improvement in
kettles for rendering lard.
Dana BicRford. Of Westerly. r. l., improvement
in spring pulley for window sashes
Milton Ii. Bgelow, OF Boston, MASS Improvement
in machines for cutting paper.
Jeremy w Bliss, OF Hartford, Conn.,, improve
ment in door plates. 80
Joseph s. Bossard OF Sumpterville, s. c., mpro ge-
ment in machines for hullng rice.
John r. Bumgarner and Lyman White, of Daven
mort Iowa machines for dressing hides and leather
Abner Burbank, of Buffalo, N. Y, improved pro-
Isaac p Carrier, of South Glastonbury, Conn, i'm
proved rocking chairs.
! A. II. Crozier, OF Oswego NY improved ma
chine for cutting barrel heads.
Handel N. Daggett of Attleboro', Mass, improve
ment in bust]es and skirts.
George Davies, of Duquesne, Pa. improved tool
for cutting cylindrical or tapering sticks.
John n. Dennisson, of Newark, N. j.. improve
ment in force pumps for fire engines.
Oionzo r. Dinsmoor, of Auburn N. H., improved
clothes drying apparatus.
Nathaniel z. Edison, of New Orleans, Improvement
| in metallic hub for carriage wheels
| Henry Fratherstone and Peter Engmann, Of New
| Orleans, la, improved saving machine.
Jacob G. Grisendorf of Cincinnati Ohio, i'm
provemept in railroad car box cases and pedestais
| B. +. GhoImley, of New Frankfort, Ind, improved
washing machine.
Samuel Gibson of Martice township, Ind, i'm.
provement in traps for animals.
George P. Gordon. of New York, n. Y, improve
ment in printing presses.
Jos. II. Grimsey, of New Lexington, Ohio, i'm.
prOvement in fire escape ladders
Erastus Hall and Joel +. Stewart. of East Ran.
! doph N. Y, improved shingle machine
Roswell W. Haskins, of Buffalo n. Y, improved
method of coprerng the interior of ships TO protect
| them FROM lightning.
James Hatfield OF Falmouth Ind, and Henry N
Goldsmith, of Burlington, Iowa, improvement in
| churns.
Rochus Heinrich, of Newark, Nj, Improvement
/ in tailors' shears.
George Hibsch, of Buffalo, N. Y, improved pump
Caleb S. Hunt, of Bridgewater, Mass, improvement
in machine pueys.
Freeman kiIbrtb, of Pembroke, Mass, improve.
ment in shoemakers' edge planes.
Tunis W. Loveless, of Corning, N Y, improve
Henry Lowe, of baltimore, Nd, improvement in
| paper stock from reeds.
John Il. Lyon, of Baltimore, Nd, improvement in
machines for drilling and splitting stone.
| A. c. Miller, of Morgantown, Va, improved car
| rage for saving machines.
c. Moul, of Hanover, Pa, improvement in reapng
| and moving machines.
Jacob Muma of Hanover, Pa, Improvement in the
escapement Of watches.
Mortimer Nelson, of New York, n. Y, improved
boat propeller.
George NJ. Newell, Of Lexington, No, improve
| ment in hemp brakes.
William Newell, of Philadelphia, Pa, improved
| apparatus for cleaning and polishing coffee.
! job f. Owens, Clark Lane and Elbridge G. Dyer,
/ of Hamilton, Ohio, improvement in endless chains
! for threshing machines
James Pratfeld. of Ipswich Mass, improvement
! in manufacturing knit gloves.
| Charles T. Porter, of New York, N. T. improve
! ment in governor for steam engine.
Henry Reclaim, Of New York, n. T., improved re-
frigcratOr.
Alexander F. Rose, of Brooklyn, N. Y, improve
ment in medicated vapor apparatus
George w. r. Seal, of Winchester, Va, Improve.
ment in gas generators.
N. II. Sherburne, of Campton, H. improved
churn.
N. H. sherburne, of Campton, IL, improvement
in grain cleaning machines.
F. STREET, Jr., of Buffalo, N. Y, improved scroll
saving machiDey.
John II. Snyder, Of Troy, N. Y, improvement. in
rolling railway chairs.
James II. Simpson, Of Baltimore, Nd, improved
| butter cooler.
VIM; w. ST. John. of Lima, N. Y, improvement in
attaching sleigh runners.
Joshua Fellow, Of Taunton, Mass, improvement
| in cotton gins.
Charles c. Thomas, Of Natchez, Miss, improve.
ment in apparatus as aids in extracting teeth.
Alison Vail and Tracy Vail, OF Berlin, Wis, i'm
proved earthen ware dishes.
Nathaniel Waterman, of Boston, Mass, improved
refrigerator.
I'M. wampler, of Baltimore, Md, improved auto
matte mechanism for operating the surveyors gra-
phodometer.
William Webster, of jefferson county, Washing.
ton Territory, improved smoke stack for steam yes
! sells.
Hiram Wells, Of Florence, Mass, improved saw
/ mill block.
John B. Wentworth, Of Lynn, Mass, improved
/ leather shaving knife.
John Wust Philadelphia, Pa, improvement in
self dumping coal buckets.
Hiram c. Wight, of Worcester, Mass, improved
floor clamp.
A. J. wisner, of Homer, ". Y, improvement in
boot trees.
WI, Young, Of Philadelphia, Pa, improved tr
pod-head for surveyors
Victor Schrage, Of CINCINNATI, o., improved device
\ for securing lightning rods.
| j. H. Chester, OF Cincinnati Ohio, aEsignor n
| Vim A. Chester, Of Cincinnati aforesaid, improved
radiator for heating buildings, etc., by combustion
| of gas or alcohol.
Samuel Z. Foster of Fitchburg Mass, assignor TO
Walter Haywood Chair Company, improved machine
| for manufacturing chair backs.
Brdsil Holly, Of Seneca Falls, n. Y, assignor 10
himself and John 5. Edwards, ~ Seneca Falls afore
said improved atmosphere regulator for stoves fur
naces, &c.
Amasa Houghton. of Putnam, Ct assignor TO
| himself, EbeDezer D. Draper and Geo. Draper, OF
| Milford, Mas Improvement in spinning frames
David X. Krastz, Of Ephrats, Pa. assgnor to him
self and Isaac s. Roland, Of Barrevle, Pa, improve
ment in water wheels.
William Morse and John Hughes, Of Boston, Mass,
assignor N George II. Devereux A. r. Devereux o.
W. Barrett and +. Z. Barrett of Salem, Mass, i'm
provement in hand stamps
William II. Or, Of Martins Ferry, Ohio, assignor
70 William NJ. Grifiths, Of Martins Ferry aforesaid
4 IN macmnt ioi cieonioR frafn.
| Robert Poole, Of Baltimore, Nd assgnor TO him,
| self and German II. Hunt, Of Baltimore aforesaid
| improvement in cooling car wheels
Britton Richardson, Of Haydensville, Mass, as
signor TO himself and the Hayden Manufacturing
| Company, OF Haydensve aforesaid, improvement
/ in machinery for polishing thread
Joseph Wharton, Of Philadelphia, and Nathan
Bartlett, OF Bethlehem. Penn, assgnors TO Joseph
Wharton, Of Philadelphia aforesaid improvement in
| furnaces for manufacturing oxide zinc.
| RE lssUE.-John A. Bucknan, Of Millpoint Va,
| assignee of James T.. A. Gibbs, Of Millpoint afore
said improvement in sewing machines Dated June
| 2, 1867. Reissued July l3 1865.
| DEsrGSs.-Heinrich Needing, OF New York, NY,
design for bedSteads.
Edward J. Delany, of Philadelphia, Penn, assign.
or 10 Henry +. March and Joseph johnson, OF Law
rencevine Penn, design for cooks stoves.
Y. :. Vedder, Of Troy. N. w. assignor TO q. w.
Eddy of Maferfnrd n Y. design for stnyes