Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-01-21
LIST OF PArBNrs.-The following is the lis
of Patents issued from the United States Patent
Office, for the week ending Jan. 10, 1s5S-each


bearing that date:
John Amsterdam, Of Boston, Mass-For i'm
proved construction of telegraphic cables
Michael l.. Bauder, Of Elyria, Ohio For i'm
proved ehurn
]. w. Baltzly and VIM Hobson, of Pana, Ill
For improvement In hand reapers
Edward ID. Barrett, of Cincinnati, Ohio.-FoT
arrangement Of valves and passages in the cylin-
dPrs of steam engines.
Jean Felix Bapterosses, of Paris, France For
improvement In buttons. Patented in France
January 2, 1857.
Henry Barnes, of Wilson, n. C.-For improve
ment In lock Of double barrsled guns.
Samuel Baker, of Mount Pulaski, Ill.-For i'm.
proTement in seed planters
James z. Blake. of Waterbury, Conn-FoI
nails.
Jas Bishop, of 0swego, N. Y.-For improve
mcDt In railroad chair
Samuel r. Borum and VIM. McClean, of Nor
folk, Va-For improvement in plows.
John A. Brown, of Richmond, Ind i'm
provement in seed planters.
\. d. Brown. of Glasgow, North Britain.-For
improvement in construction of furniture
Edwin z. Cavett, of st. Louis, Mo.-For i'm
proved device for adjusting two circular saws to
the same plane in saving lumber.
David w. Clark, of Bridgeport, Conn.-FoT
Improvement in sewing machines
:. g. Crane, of Rochester, n. Y.-For i'm
proved crozing plane
John r.. Crane, Of Lowell, MasS-For i'm.
PFovemement in chain cable shoppers.
stephen ID. Carpenter. of Madison Wis-For
improved application of electro mag netic bate
lies To car brakes.
Willium Contie of Troy V Y-For improve
nent in rope machines.
Addison Crosby, of Fredonia, N. Y-For i'm
Prevement in variable cut-ofs for steam eng ines
NJ Dimock and ". Rixford, Mansfield Centre
Conn.-For improvement in sewing mac hines
Geo Darby and James r.. Young, of Augusta
Me-For improved shinglc machine.
Ezra Emmert, of Franklin Grove, Ill.-For i'm
Proyement in ba:vesters.
VIM. A. Fem, Of Brookfeld, Conn-Por i'm
hats ''''' VI ''i'
John Franz Of Boston, Mass-Por table rack
for steamers, ships, &c.
Ashman Hall, Of Danville, n. Y-For i'm
Provement in grain separators.
Daniel Harris, of Boston, Mass.-For impro ye-
menl in sewing machines.
j. ID Heaton and VIM. A. Clark, of Dixon, Ill
for corn husker
Joseph w. Houston, of West Meriden Conn
For improved file.
John Huston, of Ottawa, m.-For improve
ment in seeding machines.
John Mays, of Yazoo city, Miss.--For i'm
proved sewing machine.
John G.. Mather, of New York, N. Y.-For i'm
proved portable railroad switch.
II B. Masser, of Sunbury, Pa.-For improve
ment in ice cream freeZers.
=. w. Mills, Of Conneaut, O.-For improve
rnent In threshing machines.
Charles Moore, of Trenton, n. For i'm.
ilnseed or other serds preparatory to extracting
the oil from them.
Chas. Monson. of New Haven, Conn-For i'm
proved gas tube Joint
David Perham Of Tyngsborouyb Mass-For
improvement In cranberry separatOrs.
Luther r. Porter, Of Lake Mills, Wis.-For
improved double saving machines.
SndHes w Rice, OF Worcester, Mass, and
John Il. Harrington, of Millbury, Mass-For
Improved compound pendulum.
Augustin p. Samuel, of New York, N "
For improvement In cut off, for steam engines
James and Amos w sangster, of Buff,lo, n.
f-For improvement In sewing machines.
W1nser smith, Of Princeton, Iowa For i'm
provement In feeding mill stones
Thos. w Smith, OF Alexandria Va-For i'm
provement In railroad car brg Xrs
Thomas Shanks, of Baltimore, Md-For lamp
or candlestick and match box combined
VIM. ID. Sheldon, of Huron, n Y-For i'm
proved method OF connecting the panels of field
fences.
jeremiah p. Smith, Of Hummelstown, Pa
For improved corn shelter.
Wn W. SPafOTd, "t Peterborough ~ H
For Improvement in spinning machines
g. ii. Talbot, of Boston, ,Mass.-Forimprov I'd
ratchet movement for rcrew drivers
Thomas Thompson, OF Thompsonyille NC
For improvement In plows
Charles A Wakefield, Of Dalton, Mass For
improved carpet fastener
Charles A. Wakefield. of New Haven Conn -
For improvement In the joints Of railroad tracks
Hiram Welle, Of Florence, Mas--For iui-
proved arrangement Of devices TO feed and gig
back the carriage in circular snwin2 machines
Moses ID. and Alpheus Wells, of Moryantown.
Va.-For improved method OF butting and point
ing the bolt TO be sawed into shingles.
Ulysses b. Vidal, Of Philadelp lphia Pa-For
Improved scroll saving MACHINE
6. w. y. Yost, Of Cincinnati, Ohio.-For i'm
P'oyement In combined horse collar and hames
Asehel e. BitchsldeT. of Lowell Mass as
signor to Hiram r.. Pearson and A NJ Ru,trr
neld Of same Place.-For improvement in win
dow blind fixtures.
Amos II Boyd, Of saco, Ne, assisnor to Oliver
sewing machin-s
Hiram L. Hal, Of Beverly, Mass, assiynor to
the Beverly Rhbber Company.-For improve
WIN. +. Hortop, OF I.ockport, N v assiunor
10 Walter h. NSyin, of New York, ~ Y-For
improved pump bucket
Benjamin III. ShedakeT, OF Philadelphia Pa
assignor to Edwin Bender, OF same place For
Improvement in the construction Of marquetry
hoors
George +. Hoyt and Frederick Nishwitz, of
Brooklyn, ". \ assignors to George f. Hoyt
aforesaid-For improvement in coal screens
Lewis Troo.t, of Mobile, Ala asSignor to John
A NJ Battle, Of same place-For improved
method OF registering the speed baek or for
ward, and distances passed over by railroad
trains, by means of elsctrO-9dlvanic batteries
Patented in England June IS, 1857, in France
June II, 1857.
Moses NJ. Young, Of East Boston, Mass A.
signor to himself, Harvey r. Litchneld, and Jo-
seph O. ATmblin, Of same pace. For improve.
msnt In steam spring pressure guages.
DsisHS-GeOrge Bruce. Of New York, ~ Y.
For designs for types.
B. &. Bar.tow, OF Providence R. For de-
sign for stoves.
Rt-'sSHss-StePhen =. Ruggles, of Boston.
Mass-for improvement in printing presses
Patented January /, ISL, Te-issued January 10,
1852.
George Jackson, Of New York, Y.-For
Improvement IN vault covers. Patented April u,
Ie6. Rsissned Jan. 10, ls5s
William w. Hubbell, OF PhiladeIpbia Pa
For improvement In eccentric explosive shells
Patented Jan p, 1854. ReiSsned Jan. 10, 1855
Zephanlah Bosworh, Of Harmar, Ohio as
slznor 10 James NJ MeKinlay Of Dubuque lows
For improvement in air-tight stoves Patented
April 9Th, 1872. Extended for the term of seven
years from APHio 1850. Reissued Jan 10, 1858.
Additional improvement -B-njamin Macker-
lev, Of New PetersbUIgb, Ohio.-For improve
msnt in cider mills. Patent dated Nov a. 1885
Additional Improvement, dated Jan 10, 1853.
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