Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-04-08


Isaac V. Adair. Of Varick y-Eor innroys
ment in corn harvesters
Adm Barthoif, OF New York n Y.-For i'm
provement In sewing machines
Eanlund Blgelow, Of Springfield, Mass.-For
improved syrup casters
John Ia. Brabyn. of New York NY-For i'm
proVement IN traps for animals
David Il Breinig, of Philadel phia, Pa-For
improvement In grinding mills
Robert Brown, Of Ashtabula, Ohio-For inn
provernent in apparatus for roasting coffee
Harvey Brown, OF New York, N. Y.-For i'm
prOvemeht in churns
Nicholas Glare and John Ouiolev of Maiden
N i-For improved method Of attaching ex-
panstble cutting lips TO augers etc
w. Ii Cloud, l.. Hatfield and C. II. Bur
dek, "i Fremont, Ohio.-For improvement in
John Cockburn, Of New York, N. Y-For i'm
pr0vtment In pen and pencil eases
oliver Cox, of Alexandria county, Va.-For
method OF securing pocket books. &c.
Daniel q COppin of Cincinnati, Oh;o.-For
Improvement In hand corn planters
william and Benz Douglas, of Middletown
ColH.-For improved portable pump
Nj. Ernsber2rT, of Bremen, Ohio-For i'm
proved saw GUNNER
Geo Jas. Farmer, of Birmingham, Eny.-For
Improvement in hardening iron and steel Pat
ented In England, Aug. %, 1856
VIM Ferris. Philip Garrett and James Neorat
zen, oil wilmington, w Del.-For improvement in
refrigeTatOrs.
WIN: Field, of Providence, r I.-For improve
Joseph Frey, of Battle Creek, Mich-For i'm
pTOvement in seeding mac hines
Geo; w and Jacob q. Geisendorff, of Cinc
natl, Ohio.-For improvement in box cases a nd
lubricators for railroad car axles
w \ Gill; of Henderson, Ky.-For improved
means for protecting tiller ropes of vessels from
fire.
Henry ii. Gilmore, of Boston, Mass-For i'm
prOveTnent in pipe tongs.
John Il. and John 6 rove, of Montour county,
Pa For Improvement in pudding furnaces.
aud burglars alarm combined.
A. IL Golden, Of La Fayette, Ind.-For iml-
proyPment in lanterns
T.. ID. Gould, of Darien, ~ Y-For improve
ment In horse collar blocks
John NJ Harvey. of Amsterdam, N. Y, and
n Becker, of Florida, n. Y.-For improve
ment IN railroad station ndiCator.
Forest III HarwoOd, of Rushville. N Y-For
improvement Tor converting TecipIocatino into
rotary motion.
Lewis w Harris, Of WatcrvilIe, ~ Y.-For
improvement in potato dggers
Lewis Higgins, nf Jersey CITY n aud
Alexander Brown, of New York N Y-For
improvement in Ieefno sails
james H hills, of Burlington, Vt For i'm
proved row. lock.
w. Hudgin, of Washington, ID. C.-For i'm
provement in coupling pipes
Abraham Hupp, of Lancaster Ohio.-For i'm
proved method Of holding and feeding the bolt
in stave machine
j. Nelson Jacobs, of Worcester, Mass-For
Improved machine for cutting files
Erhest hanhman, OF Philadelphia, Pa.-For
improved ice pitcher.
RhodOl phus Kinsley, of Springfield. Mass
For machine for crimping tobacco
Henry A Leaman, Of New York, N. Y.-For
improvement In pianOfOrte action
Morris Lcvett, OF New York n Y-For inn
provement in atmospheric pressure dental plates
Isaac Is Lutz, of La Fayette, d.-For i'm
provenent in seeding machines.
Samuel Il. Manning, of AHephany Pa-For
Improvement in smut machines
Sanford Mason and T.. NJ. Davis, of Michigan
clty, lnd.-For improved vice anvil for repairing
Trails.
Thos. w. McFarlan, of Salem, Ohio. and 7,
III. Davis, of West Chester, Pa-For improve
ment in corn shelters.
Renssaslaer Merrill, OF Elmira, N. Y.-For
improved fence post.
w. X. Miller, Of Canton O-For Improvement
in harvesters.
John X; Mofdt, of st. Louis, Mo.-For i'm
provement in threshing machines.
Edmund Morewood and George Rogers of
Enfield, Eng For improvement in coated metal
plates. Patented in England July n, 1855.
Franz Noette, of Brooklyn, n. T.--For i'm
proved machine for splitting wood
Henry :. North, of Middletown, Ct-For i'm
ProVeInent in removable rammer of revolving fire
arms.
Jesse w Pelletrean, Of East Moriches. N Y.
for Improvement III machine for planting pota-
Henry II. Potter, of Carthage, N. Y.-For i'm
proved cross-cut saving machine
Thomas A. Risher, Of Circleville, O.-For i'm
Benning Roweli., Of Ossian, n. Y.-For i'm
proved field fence.
James Ross, OF Midway, la.-For improve
ment in cotton seed planters
Jacob L. Sargent, of Carlinvile III For wal
let fastener
Elliot Savage, Of Berlin, Conn.-For improve.
meat In sewing machines.
Francis Schunko, OF York Pa For imnrovs-
ment in grain separators
Thaddens ). ScoyilIe, of Elmira N. Y.-For
improvement in plows.
r. NJ Shaw, of Baltimore, Md.--For improved
lock
Charles J. Smith, of North Prairie, Wis.-For
improvement in railroad station indicator
Benz h. stanton, Of New York, N. Y.-For
hand printing stamp.
Horace Thayer of Warsaw n Y-For i'm
proved carpet holder.
VIM Vandenburg, of New York, N. Y.-For
improved ironing table
Isaac Van Doren, of Somerville N J-For
improvement in harvesters
VIM W Wade. of Long Meadow, Mass and
Charles BurnhanI, Of Springfield, Mass.-For
Improved lamp attachment.
j. e.. W iiiiamsoB, oil Washington, Ga-For
improvement in plows.
Seth WilmaTth, of Charlestown, Samuel l..
Hay, OF Reading, and David n. B. Coffin. Jr.,
of Newton, Mass For improyemsnt i'm coup-
ling of shafting for propellrrs.
Ross Winans, of Baltimore, Md. For i'm
provement in pistons for steam engines.
Ross Winans, of Baltimore, Md-For i'm
provement in locomotive engines.
Ross Winans, of Baltimore Md-For i'm
pTovement in CRATES for steam engines
John Woolman, of Philadelphia, Pa.-For i'm
provrment in i0T bolts.
Joel w oodwaTd, Of Philadelphia, Pa-For
Improvement in machin cry for boting. dusiiny,
aud separating the ground material
John T.. Cline, of Philadelphia, Pa, assignsr
to himself aud Samuel Rhodes, OF same place
For improved method for guiding eciprocatiny
scroll saws
Thomas Harding. .OfSpHngfeld, Ohio assigDo or
TO WaTder Bfokaw and child, of same place
For improvement in cutting device for rea ping
and moving machines.
Joseph Il Okey, of indianapolis, iud aSsiunor
TO himself and w Y. Wiley, of Marion county,
Ind.--For improvement in straw cutters.
Jacob II. Reighard, of Birm.ngh ham, Pa, AS
signor to himself, John Bird and David Challi-
ner, of same place.-For improvement in lanterns.
Robert Strinman, of Boston, Mass , assig ignor
TO himself and n. 8. Wax, of same place.-For
improvement in lamps.
Josiah Turner, Of Sunapee, y. II assignor to
himself and Edmund Burke, of Newport, n.
IL For improvement in grain srparaiors.
Pascal Plant, of WaShingtorf. ID. C., aSsignor
to himself and Peter lIannay, Of same place
For improvement in lamps.
Davis w eatherhead and James Il. Henry. Of
Philadelphia, Pa, assignors to themselves, John
Nj. smith and Wm. 4. Campbell, Of same place