Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-03-31


Jos. Banks, Of Dadeville, Ala.-For improve
Z. IL Bertrand, Of Williamsburg, N. Y.-For
improvement IN sugar mould carriages.
Dana Bickford, of Westerly, RI-For i'm
proved regulator for time keepers
|. Blackwell, Of gid y, Y.-For improve
nlsnt men IN machines for hulling and cleaning clover
Thomas Blanchard, of Boston, Mass.-For i'm
provemrnt in cigars
Byron Roa ardman OF Norwich Conn For inn
provement in staples for blind Stats
w ID. w. Chapman, OF New York, N. V
r OF Improvement in paper files
GEORGE L.. Chenoweth, Of Baltimore, Md For
Improvement in harveStrfs
VIM. Clough, Of Madison, Ind For improve
ment In lubricator for railroad axles
John f. Clokey, of Washington, ID. C.-For
blinds
Richard IT. Cole, OF ST. Louis, Mo.-For i'm
proved screw-cuttiug machine.
Asahel Cowley, of Horpersneld, N. Y-For
improvement in horse nay rakes.
Dairy nple Crawford, Of Toronto, Canada
improvement in manufacture of soap.
Chas Cfotey; OF Cincinnati, Ohio.-For fold
Clinton Daniels, Of Elk Horn, wis-For i'm
proyement In compositions for tanning leather.
WIN Nj Davis, of Philadelphia, Pa.-For bal
anc. steantap
q. w. Davis, OF Seneca Falls, ~ Y.-For i'm
proyement in printing presses.
GeoTge Doyle, Of Ottawa, fl For improved
device for preventing cOrrosion Of the binding
screws in galVa tic batteries.
VIM. b. Dunning, Of Geneva, N. Y.-For i'm
slaves.
John J Eshleman, of Lancaster, Pa-For self
loosening hose and cattle tie.
VIM. B FahneStock, of Lancaster, Pa-For
improvement in axle boxes
VIM. Fahne>tock, OF Lancaster, Pa-For
improvement ih car wheels.
VIM. X Fee, Of Cincinnati, Ohio-For i'm
proVeInent in pneumatic springs
Samuel w. Francis, OF New York, n Y.-For
cane for paying omnibus fares.
samuel Gardiner, jr., of New York, N y
For improved method Of lighting gas by clcc.
tricity.
Perry G Gardner, of New York, N Y-For
improvement in machine for testing and measure
ing the strength Of car springs
Il. GarretsOn, of Pottsville, Pa-For improye-
ment In machines for stating coal
James Grant, Of Rochester N Y-For i'm
provcncnt in horse-pow machines
Ludwig Greiner, Of Philadelphia, Pa-For
imp Ovsment in constructing dolls heads
Henry Hammer, of Dubuque, Iowa.-For i'm.
Proyement In apparatus for manufacturing white
James J. Hamilton, Of New Castle. Iud.-For
improved clothe. driver
George w. Hagey, OF Smithland XIV For i'm.
proved self waiting table.
VIM Hawkins and VIM. C. Clary, Of Milwau-
kie, Wis For improved saving mill
Francis l.. Heidelberg, of New York, n. y
For improved heating apparatus.
IN w Hubbell, of Philadelphia, Pa. and
Richard IL. IIubbell, of Delaware county, Pa
For improvement in railroad car wheels
John 6. Hook, of Newark, n. For i'm
provements in gas generators
j. Is. Hyde, of New York, n. Y-For i'm
provements in composition for coating telegraph
wires.
w w IIollm,n, of Eddyville, Ky-For i'm
provement in straw cutters
James NJ Ingraham, of New York, N Y.-For
Improvement in coffee and tea pots
l.. ID. lnyPTSOl, of Monroe Mich For
provenent in air-heating furnaces
John A. Jordan, of Shelbyville, Tenn.-For
improved chuTn.
Hymen l.. Lipman, of Philadelphia, Pa.-For
combination of lead pencil and eraser
John c Loveland, Of Springfield, Vt-For
improved scissors sharpenef.
Benz. Maillefert, OF Astoria, n Y-For i'm
Provenent in diving bells
John l.. Mason, Of New York, n. Y-For i'm
proved lathe chuck
Joseph p Manton, of Providence, r. I.-For
improvement in windasSes.
James McVicker, of Green Co. Pa.-For i'm
proved washing mach hine
Mr. l.. Mickles X l.. ). Omstead, of Aurora,
lil.--For Improvement in ticket holders for rail
cGlblld Murray, of Troy, N. Y.-For i'm
proved w enCh.
Charles Perley, Of New York, n. Y.-For i'm
proved desk seats for schools
j. l.. Romsom, of Charleston, Z C-For i'm
proved brick machine
O Il. Reynolds, Of Dover, n. H-For i'm
provement in sewing machines.
John w Rice, Of Springfield, Mass.-For
improvement In railroad car couplings.
John e r Salomon, of Baltimore, Md-For
improvement in railroad brakes
Silas savage, OF Albany, N. Y.-For i'm
pTOvtmSnt in stoves
George Schaub, of Hamburg-For improve
nent In casting types for printing.
Andrew Selvin, Of Ann Arbor, Mich For
imPToyemen, H in applying pendulum power:
yington ky-FOr improvement in the manufac-
tuTe OF tubular wrought iron shafts
VIM Stevenson, OF New York, ". Y-For
machine for shelling peas
George Telford, of Pike, N Y.-For improved
cTOss-cut saving machine
Joseph Thompson, of North w rentham, Mass
For improvement in mastic composition
WIN Van Anden, of Poughkeepsic, y. .Y-For
improvement ia harvesters
i1o' ace Waugh, of Providence, II. / For I'm
prOvement in tenpering and hardening steel and
iron. Patented in England Dec 20, 1856
James III Whiting, OF New Bedford Mass .
and George F. Wilson, Of Providence, r. I-For
improvement in wood screws
James A. Woodbury., of Winchestes, Mas
For improved rotary cutters for tonguing and
growing.
Joel Woodward, of Philadelphia, Pa-For i'm
provement in mills
George s. Ball, Of Dayton. Ohio. as.ignor to
benjamin hnhns, OF same Place.-For improve
Peter Bergen, Of New York, ". Y, assignor to
Jane Ann Bergen, of same place-FOr improve
utrnl IN corn SntllcTS.
Henry &. Bulklry, of Springfield Mass as
Slgnor TO James NJ Ross, Of same pIace-For
Improvement in railroad car wheels
Simon lngersOl, Of BROOKLYN ~ Y assignor
TO himself. = IL Turner and Geo w KimbaIl
of same place For improvement ia presses
Judson Knight, Of Newark, ". J assignor to
X w Booth, Of Providence r. For improve
Inent IN the manufacture of hoes
Isaac Moore; Of BROOKLYN, n. Y, assignor to
himself and Francis n. Cove, Of same place -
For improvement in steering apparatus
Jules Mone.tier, OF -. Denis near Paris
France, assignOr TO r Spangenberg of Brook
lyn. n. Y-FOr hand exerciser for musicians
Patented in + ance January IL, 1851.
John n Morse, of Peoria, III assignor to
himself and Leester Pdtee, Of same place-For
improved FORMULATION lock.
Thomas MusgTave, OF Leeds, Mass. aSsignor
to Anna Musgrave, Of Northampton, Mass.-Fo,
i'm movement in machines for bHrTing wool.
John l. Rowe, of New York, n. Y, assignor
To Frederick Stevens, OF same place-FOr i'm
proved method of attaching the plumb line to d
plumb and level indicator.
Samuel Thompson, of Hopedale, Ohio, as
signos To himself and A. w. Taggart, OF same
place For improvement in seed planters.
oren White, Of Racine, Wis. asSignor to
Henry Z. James, Of same p ace For improve
mint in lightning conductors
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