Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-01-14

LIST OF PArENTS.-The following is the lis
of Patents issued from the United States Paten
Office, for the week ending Jan. IL, I85S-eacl
bearing that date:
Leonard b. Averill, of Barre, vt.-For i'm
proved stave mac hine.
Newton Benedict, of Aurelius, N. Y.-For i'm
proyeinent in carriage tops.
WIN Cevard, of Muscatine, Iowa.-For i'm
proved method of connecting the bevelns
knives In circular-cutting barrel-head machf.
merry.
Joseph Boyd, Of Charlestown, Mass-Fol
Improvement In reefing sails.
VIM. Burghart, of Lawrence, Mass.-For i'm
provement in needle guns.
j. ID. Burton, of Boston, Mass-For improve
rnent in the construction of bureaus and wash
stands
b. p. Castle, of Urbana, O-For improvement
in stump extractors
Nathan Chapman, of Mystic River, Ct-Fo
Improvement in cotton press.
David w. Clark, Of Bridgeport, Ct.-For i'm
provement in sewing machines
Stephen o. Colvin, of Coventry r. For i'm
provement OF the let-of motion of power looms
ii. w. Collender, of New York, N. Y.-FoI
Improvement in cushions for billiard tables.
James Nj. COnnel and John Connel of New
ark, Ohio.-For machine for blackng boots
shoes, &c.
John b. Cornell, of New York, N. Y.-For
improved hinge eye for shutters.
Myrtillus A. Cravath, Of Loda, Ill-For i'm
proyement in gang pows.
Thomas Dempsey, of Newark, ~ For i'm
provement in harness trees
Jacob 5. Cenman, of Brooklyn, ~. Y-Fol
Improvement in railroad car seats
Alexander Douglass, of New York, N. Y.-For
Improvement in sewing machines.
Spencer b. briggs, Of New York, N. Y-For
improvement in piano fortes.
NeyingsOn g Du Bois of Brooklyn NJ V
For improvement in bell hanging.
Henry Fisher, Of Canton, O.-For improve
ment in moving machines.
Josiah Foster, of Sandwich Mass-For i'm
prOvement in marine safes
James l.. Fountain, of Rockford, Hl.-For i'm
proved raklng attachment for haryesters.
ALBEIT Gemunder, Of Springfield, Mass.-For
James II. Gill, of Mount Pleasant, Ohio.-For
improvement in hay and straw elevators
John Huden, of New York, NY-For i'm.
provement in wheel vehicles.
James p. Heron, Of Huntsville, Ohio
apparatus for ventilating pulpts.
David Howell, of Louisville, Ky-For i'm
proved machine for bending metal plates
Chas. Hin, of Falmouth, Ky.-For improved
plotting instrument.
Louis Kellner, of Brooklyn, N Y.-For i'm
provement in velocipedes
Fas Burton w; IL, Leonard Of Bridgeport, Conn.,.
VIM. J. Lewis, Of Pitts6urg, Pa.-For i'm.
proved chain making machine.
David Matthew, of Philadelphia, Pa-For im-
provement in railroad car boxes
VIM. r. Michener, Of Marlborough, Ohio.
For improved steam valve
David 6. Olmstead, of Vicksburg, Miss.-For
Improvement in cotton gins.
Nahum ;. c. Perkins, Of Norwalk, Ohio-For
valve arrangement for steam engines
Ezra and John II. Perrin, Of COnnorsville Ind
For improved horse power machine for cross-cut
saving.
Lewis Peter, Of Gnadenbutten. Obio For inn
provement in rotary steam engines
Michael Phelan, of New York, N. Y. assignor
70 n. w: Collender, Of same place.-Fo i'm
provement in cushions for billiard tables
Daniel 6. Rollin, of New York. Y-For
Improvement for equalizing carriage springs
Justin Nj. Smith, Of Lyme, Conn.-For i'm.
proved butter worker
j. d. Smith, Of Panton, Vt-For Improvement
in excavators
L. c. Stephens, Of Pine Meadow, Conn.-For
improved carpenters rule.
Andrew Stevelv, of New Haven, Conn.-For
improved scissors sharp pener.
proved clothes-rack "
John B. Tom and Stephen D. Tucker, of New
YORK, n. Y.-For improved method Of lubri-
eating journals, &c, by pendulum valve ar
rangement.
Leonhardt Whiting, of Philadelphia, Pa.-For
Improved creeper.
George :. Colburn, of South Reading, Mass
asslgnor to Cyrus Wakefield Of some place-For
improved device for retaining In proper position
the splitting knife In rattan machines.
John b. Creemer, of New York, ~ Y assign
or to himself and 5. Dwight Humphrey, of saline
place For improved match safe
sylvester A: Hough, of Oxford, Ga, assicnor
70 himself and A. s. Hough, of Madison, Ga
" N. Mitchell, of Concord, y c. assipnor to
himself, ii A. Area and c. N. White, of same
Pldcc.-For improvement in attaching shafts and
poles to carriages.
Patrick Milan, of Boston Mass, assipnor to
himself and Gilman Davis, of same place.-For
Improvement in gas stoves
Channcy b. Whitney, OF Ithica NJ ". ASSIGN
or to Philip Case, of same place.-For improved
Chute for water wheels
Re-IsSnss-y. NJ. Singer and Edward Clark,
of New York, N. Y, assignees of Charles Mo-
rey and Joseph B. Johnson, Of Boston, Mass
For improvements in sewing machines Patent
dated February 9th, 1919 Reissued June nth,
lo3l Divided and again ressued on two amend,
ed specifications January l2th, 1855.
DesigHs.-David Hathaway, Of Troy. N "
assignOr to Fuller, Warren d Morrison. of same
place ce.-For design for stoves.
Peter A. Palmer, Of Troy, N. Y.-For design
for stoves
Henry 6. Reed, Of Taunton, Mass. assignor TO
himself and Charles T.. Burton, of sam. place
For design for tea service
n ;. Vedder and Ezra Ripley, Of Troy, N. Y,
asslgnors To L. Potter & Co, Of same place. or
design for stoves
N 8. Vedder and w IN. L. Sanderson, of Troy,
\ assignors to l.. Potter Co., Of same place
For design for stoves
Y. ). Vedder and VIM. l.. Sanderson, of Troy.
n. assignors to George Warren, Of Mechan-
icsville, N Y.-For design for stoves
Additional Improvements Isaac H Collier of
Poughkcepsie, N Y.-For tile cutting machine
Patent dated Feb. "a, 1857
Baxter ID. Whitney, of Winchendon, Mass
For improved machine for smoothing planed
wooden surfaces. Patent dated Aug. IL, 1857