The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-07
New Patents Issued.

The following il the list of patents issued from the
United States Patent Office, for the week ending
Jan. 26, ls5s-each bearing that date:-
John r. Albertson, of Allegheny Pa, improve
ment in potato planters.
Joseph Banks, of Dadeville Ala, improvement in
plows.
John s. Barden, of New Haven, Conn.,, improve
Nicholas Bennett, of New Lebanon, N. Y, assignor
to David Parker, of Shaker village N. H., improved
washing machine.
Edmund Brown, of Lynn, Mass, air tight pepper
box.
Erastus T. Russell, of Shelbyville, Ind, improve
ment in machinery for obtaining and preserving
power from trains while passing railway stations.
Matthew Deany, of Clinton, Mass, improvement
in apparatus for dyeing yarn in the sken.
Patrick s. Devlan, of Camden. Nd, improved gas
heating apparatus.
George W. Doolitte, of Richaeld Springs, NY,
improvement in railroad car coupling.
Christian H. Eisenbrandt, of Baltimore Nd, i'm
provement in musical wind instruments
Z. L. Evans, of Providence, r. l., improvement in
currycombs
Joseph W. Fawkes, of Christiana, Pa, improve
mept in machines for blowing.
Thos. Floyd OF Chambersburg, Va, assgnor to
himself ID. X. Wunderlich and B. F. Mead, of the
same place. improvement in the art oil making
brooms.
W.. X. Foster, of Banker, Me-, improvement for
making blades tor pencil sbarpeners.
Samuel Gumaer. of Chicago ILL.,, improvement in
railroad car brakers.
W. d. Guseman of Morgantown, Va improved
device for shifting the bolt to effect the taper in
shingle machines.
Jas. A. Hamer, Of Reading, Pa, improvement in
T. W. Haywood. Of Baltimore, Nd, improvement
in machines for planning away ice in rivers.
Abel Hildreth, Of Thomaston, Me-, Improvement
in tidal alarms.
John C. Hoadley, of Lawrence, Mass, improve
ment in heaters and coolers.
p. c. Mosier, Of Horner, I'LL, Improvements in corn
planters.
Elijah Morgan, of Morgantown, Va, improved
single machine.
Jacob H. Mumma, of Harrisburg, Pa, improve
ment in straw cutters.
Butler G. Noble, of White Water, Wis, improve.
ment in tanning leather.
David G. 0lmstead, Of vicksburg, Miss, improve
ment in cotton press.
James Y, Osoc5oa. Of Columbus, Ohio, improve
hen! N steam throttle valves.
sohn Pearson, of Sterling, Iowa, improvement In
railroad car coupling
spur to prevent slipping on ice r-
w. Race and s. r. G. Matthews, of Seneca Falls,
N. Y, improvement in hydfants.
Jacob H. Reighard, of Birmingham, Pa, improve
ment In lanterns.
John Schneider, of Chicago, H., improved pad
lock.
Ebenezer seaver, Of Boston, Mass, improved
gavanic battery.
George seitz, Of Esston, Pa, improvement in pre-
pairing mash for distiaton.
G. A. shaw and Jas Clark, Of Biddeford, Me-, i'm.
provement in apparatus for tanning skins.
Alien Sherwood, of Auburn, N. Y, improved rak.
ing and binding devices for haryesters.
David W. Smith. Of Boston, Mass, Improvement in
nipple guard of firearms.
Frederick Smith, Of Buffalo, N. Y, improved water
wheel.
william stoddard, of Lowell, Mass, Improvement
in blowing machines.
Lorenzo Taggart, of Philadelphia, PENN improve
ment in canvass sheets connected with life preeerv-
ing RATS.
Joseph Tinney of westdeld, ~ Y, improved wea-
thcr strip for doors.
Samuel W. Tyler, Of Greenwich, NJ Y, improve.
ment in harvesters.
Henry Waterman, of Hudson, N. j.. improvement
In railroad car springs
Norman W. Wheeler. Of New York. N. Y, arrange
ment passages and valves for cushionng the piston
OF steam engines.
L. c. wilder, Of Lexington, N. c., improvement in
corn harvestcrs
I'D willoughby of Pleasant Hall, Penn, improve
ment in seed planters.
Geo. W. windsor of Allegheny, Penn, improve
ment in railroad car brakes.
James s. Gwynne, of New York, N. T., assignor
TO Samuel Nicholson, Of Boston, Mass. improved
hydraulic engine.
Donald Mclean, Of Boston, Mass, assignor TO him
self. Daniel Green and Nathan Ames, Of Saugus,
Mass. improvement in reefng topsails.
Charles &. Schleier, Of Brooklyn, N. v, assgnor
| TO John H. Bonn, OF weehawfen, NED. improve
mcnt in window shade fixtures.
T.. J. Worden, Of Utica N. Y, assgnor 10 himself
and Edwin L. Swartwout Of same place, improved
method a securing straps upon boot legs.
RzIssrE.-John McAdams, of Boston, Mass. i'm.
provement in machines for numbering the pages OF
account books. Patented August IL. 1851.
ADDITIONAL 1MrROvEMENTs.-JosephM VI. SmHh, OF
| Manchester, n. H.. Improvement in covering for
| drawing rolls. Patent dated July 7, 1857.
| Charles r. Barnes, of New nfk N. ", improved
mill stone dress for bulling rice. Patent dated Feb
| ruary 20, 1855.