Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-02-04
LIST OF PArENrs.-The following is the list
OF Patents issued from the United States Patent
Ofics, for the week ending Feb 2, 1s5S-each
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LIST OF PArENrs.-The following is the Lis
of ofPatents issued from the United States Paten
Ohcs, for the week ending Feb. 2, Is5S-eacl
bearing that date:
Francis Arnold, Of Middle Haddam, Conn.,
For Improvement In clamps for holding ladies
hair in curl.
Artemas Baker, of Templeton, Mass s-For i'm
proved TOOL for manufacturing splint baskets.
Hermann BlaH, of Washington, d. C-Fo
improved carpet stretcher
Sewali IL. Bowker, of Worcester, Mass-Fo
Improvement in machines for forming bonne
frames.
Joseph w. Bocage, of Pine Bluff, Ark-Fo
improvement in jsck-screw presses
David Nj Boyd, of indianapolis, Ipd.-For i'm
proved shingle machine.
Moses Bucklin, of Grafton, ~ H-yor i'm
provement in cultivator teeth
Thos. b. Butler, of Norwalk. Conn.-For i'm
Proyement in the mode of forming the bat fo
making felt cloth.
Charles Carnell, of Philadelphia, Pa-For i'm
provement in brick machines
L. j. L. DE Mirimonde, Of Paris, France -Fol
improvement in reducing the friction Of journal,
OF a1les on railways. Patented in France Aug
%, 1856.
Matthew Chapman, of Greenfield, Mass-Fol
improved bread cutter
George Darby, of Augusta, Me.-For improve
mcnt IN hot air furnaces.
Rufus Dawes, of Washinpton d. G. For inn
prOvcment in stoves
Fred'k P. Dimpfel, of Philadelphia, Pa-Fo,
improvement in mode of laying railroad tracks
Patented In France Oct. ,27, 1856
Nathaniel Drake, of Newton, n. J-For i'm.
prevement In corn planters
Nathaniel L. Edison, Of New Orleans La
For improved wheelwTight's machine.
Hosea o. Elmer, Of Mexico N Y-For i'm
Provement In cumming and join,ing saws.
Joseph Elmendorf, of Penn Yam, ~ Y-For
improved method of attaching the elects odes TO
the poles Of 9alvanic batteries
Joseph III. Fisher, OF Placerville Cal-For
Improved gold amalgamator.
Levi r Gaben, Of Spring Hill, Mo.--For inl-
provenent IN rotary steam engines.
James Houk, OF Clinton, Ind.-For improve
ment in Cultivators
James How and Charles w COPELAND. of
Brooklyn, N. f.-For improvement in damper
regulators.
Augustus Hunt, of Philadelp phia, Pa.-For
Improvement In apparatus for hoisting ice
James j. Johnston, of ALLEGHENY. Pa.-For
improvement in grain mills.
VIM. and VIM III. Lewis, of New York. N
For Improvement in plate frames for photo
Joseph r. Lindner, of Cincinnati, Ohio.-For
improved corn shelter
George Miller, of Fremont. Ohio-For i'm
proved invalid bedstead
Solomon p. Moore, of Arrow Rock Mo-For
improvement in hemp brakes
VIM X Musser, of Baltimore, Md, and John
Coleman, OF Lynchburg, Va For improve
ment In tobacco presses
w. w. Neal, of Yellow Springs Ohio For
improved washing machine.
r. Nishwifz, of Brooklyn, N. Y-For i'm
Provement In TASKS for casting wheels
= Samuel ); Orange, Of GRANVILLE, Ill.-For i'm
Nath1 Potter, Of Hillsdale Mich.-For i'm.
provement In railroad car brakes
Thos r.. Purchase, of Reading. Pa-For i'm
provement in making railway bars
Joseph o. Ramage, of La Fayette Ala-For
improvement in plows
VIM. Riker, of Penn Van, n NY.-Forimprove-
ment in safety winch
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Provement In adjustable axle brace for carriages
n. +. Stone and w. c Ward, Of Menard Co
ln-for improved saw gunner
John Stuber and Richard Hughes, of Utica, N
1.-For improvement In lamps
Francis Thrasher and Henry b. Horton Of Ak
ron, Ohlo-For improvement in fastening for
window sashes.
VIM H. Ward, of Auburn, N. Y.-For i'm
provement in turning tables for railways
mos T.. Wales, of Dorchester Mass-For
shoes
Elisha Waters, of Troy, n Y-For improve.
mrht In manufacturing angular paper boxes
JAS. Nj. Weston, of Chesterfield, ~ Y.-For
Improvement in machines for rafting garments.
Morris Wells, of Brooklyn, N. Y.-For i'm
proyement for shifting belts
Isaac Whisson, of Mount Jackson. Va-For
Improvement in dressing mill stones
Joseph II. Wiggin, Of Boston, Mass-For i'm
provement In seed planters.
Twentyman Wood, Of Greenwich, Conn.-For
improve method Of feeding the bolt In shingle
machines
Simeon Wood, of Worcester. Ma.-For i'm
pumps
o. w. Bayley, OF Boston, Mass assipnor to
the Boston Locomotive Works.-For improve
ment in furnaces for locomotives
Louis Brauer, of Washington, D. c. assiqnor
to himself, Louis Bromdenburg and Joseph b
stewart, Of same place.-For improved appa-
ratus for paying out teleg phic cables
James A Disbrow and James f. Cronk OF
Pong Shkeepsie, n. Y, assignors to Jas A. Dis
brow aforesaid.-For Improvement In cotton
presses.
John q. kliDger, of Jersey City, n. J.. assign
or 10 lgnatius Sturn, of New York, ~ Y-For
improvement in diaper or shawl pins.
Jabez Robins, of Leomnster. Mass, assipnor
TO himself, Daniel X Taines, and D. Richard
son. of same place.-For Improvement in har-
B. l.. Sturtevant, OF Boston, Mass assignor tc
himSelfand Elener Townsend, of Boston, Mass
For improved method of preparing blanks fol
shoe pegs.
Ha,old kclsea, of Antrim. n
ii assi2nOr to himself and Henry Dunk e. as
signOrs 10 ID. b. and ] c. Fuller, of New York
\. I.-for improvement in manufacturing sew
ing silk.
E1t,nSton. .-Cornelia Waterman, administra
trix Of stephen Waterman, deceased, and Isaac
ID Russo Of New York. ~ Y-For improve
ment in ships blocks. Patented January 3ist
1914. Reissued June 9th, 1857.
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