The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-12-23
WEEKLY REPORT or PATENTS.
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Ino R.dger OF Baileyyille M for Improvement in
S gIas d Bailey, Of Lowell Mass for improvement in
harrington, Of Fre,Iercktown, Ohio for i'm
movement in harvester
in stoves. e.. ,.,,,.o,on,ont IN
cOmpusition for rooilng. -
Jno Bfoughton, OF Now YORK, N II 'oi '"'pioN"N'
"A 1,ar for steam engines
Chester Bullock, OF jamestown, n T.; Tor improve
ment IN haryesieis 80 g.. -
proye,l propeller for life boats
n q Chormann, Of Philadelphia, Pa; for improved
ellpsogmph - -, ,,,,,,,o,,,.,,, IN
breecl,. loading revolving firearms
Henry n Ciawson OF Newbern, N. G.; Tor improved
Henry 4 clay, of Gardiner, Me- for Improvement In
shingles
,iahn Cumberland, Of Mobile, Ala and James R. Nc
ClIntock Of New York, N. "; for Improvement in
buckles
Icarl Decharn,s, Of Philadelphia, Pa for improved
carpet fastener
yoA y for Improved slide and fastening for skirt
hoops
IN balancing mill stones.
Samuel T. Francisco and VIM. r. Dickinson, OF Reading,
IA for Improvement Ia iydraIts.
samuel Friend aud George Seller Of New York, N. VI
for extension finger ring.
Philip o Fritz Of Barrytown, n r.; for Improvement
in m chino5 for separating garlic from grain.
Edward NJ Fuller. of Salisbaiy N. r.; for improve
ment in horse power for driving ,eciprocaiing
P w Gates d. Il. Fraser, and 1humas Chalmers, Of
Chicago H.; for Improvement in cut OIL gear for steam
engines
Henry GIynn of Baltimore, Md; for improvement in
medcated fabrics
Edward K eiodfrcy, of New York, N. r.; for inn
provemcnt in paper files.
PIyuon B. Green, of Chicago, ILL., for improvement in
seats and sleeping -couchcs for railroad cars.
Theodore r. Hail. OF Marietta, Ohio, for Improvement
in hanging window sash.
John G. Hall, of Fayettc Miss; for improved manu-
fcture OF portable ians
Henry Ilavell, OF Newark, N. j.; for improvement in
the manufacture OF scissors
obed IIussey Of Baltimore Md; for improved method
of gathering grain upon, and dischargng IL from the
platform OF harvcsters.
Edwin A. Jchery OF Corning, n. "; for Improvement
in hoop lock
rhos Lewis, Of Maiden, Mass for Improvement in
bOttle-stoppers
Trstram s Lewis, of Kendalrs Mills, Me. for i'm
proved folding bench,
James G. Mctirew of Smithheld Ohio FOR improve
ment in machines for elcvatnl hay.
James Montgomery, of New York, N. r.. for i'm
proved buoyant propeller.
Albert W Morse, Of Eaton, NJ r.; for improvement
in seeding machines.
Juo. PeciShan, of New Haven, Conn. for improve
ment in draughting shirts
Augustus plinta Of New York, N. Y. for improve
ment in railroad rails.
David ID. Porter of IT, 3. Navy for improvement in
quoins for gun carriages.
Joseph Re.held, OF Woodville Miss for improved
self Unstable dwelling instrument
Geo. +, Rice, Of Worcester, Mass for improved ma
chine for boring wood.
H. G. Sergeant, of Columbus Ohio for improved gov
for steam engines. @
Reuben Shaler, of Madison Conn. for improved
brush
boiler furnaces
orin B. smith, OF Monticello, N. Y for Improvement
in harness buckles.
Ira spcight Of Woodville Miss for improvement in
hominy mills.
John Stevens and James Ialey of New York, N. ";
for Improvement ia buckles for skirt hoops.
Asa f. Tarr, of Rookport, Mass; for improved mtre
box.
Enoch Thomas, Of Beverly, Va; for improvement in
corn press.
VIM. Tucker of blackstone, Mass; for improved dy-
namometer.
Reed Vincent, Of Rockton, H.; for improvement in
ploughs.
VIM. w. Vale and Francis T. Cords, of Long Mead
ow, Mass; for labels for trees, &C.
Andrew Walker, OF Claremont N. H.; for improve
ment in apparatus for purifying gas.
David Wells OF Lowell, Mass for Improvement in
stoves
Ezra Wells, Of Covington, Pa; for improvement in
manufacture of glass furnaces and pots.
Norman s. White and Aaron DEMO, of Salisbury
vt for improved method of attaching cutting lips to
anger shanks.
IA. Woodward. Of Burlington, Iowa for improve
ment in smut machines
Geo. G. Ayng Of Boston, Mass, assignor to himself
and Henry A. Ayng, of said Boston for improved in
strunent for measuring attitudes etc
Samuel Baldwin, of Newark, NJ j., assianor to Bald
win Co, of said Newark for Improvement in watch
faces.
VIM Hathaway, OF Worcester, Mass. assignor to VIM.
G. Maynard, Of said Worcester for improved clothes
frame.
Robert IIeneage of Buffalo, ~ Y: assignor to himself
and Edward O. Ball. Of said Buffalo for Improvement in
hemp brakes.
Reuben X Huntoon Of Concord, N H., assgnor to
himself and Jacob b. Rand of said Concord for improved
machine for turning tapering twists on wood.
Charles Mrzon Of New York, N. Y, assignor TO J.
Gandolio, OF said New York for improvement in the
manufactures OF paper pulp from wood
Martin Robbins and James Powell of Cincinnati Ohio
agnors to James Powell aforesaid for improvement
faucets
Jno l. Rowe, Of New York, N ", assignor to Frcie,
rick Stevens, of said New York for improved ice pick
REISSUE.
Cyrus II. Mccormick of Chicago H.. Cor improve
meut in reaping machines. Patented Oct. %, 1917
ressued May II, 1858 re-ressue, Dec 81, 1853
ADDITIONAL IMPRovE dENTs.
VIM. Bradley of Manchester Va; for improvement
n machinery for dressing and sizing warps Patented
May III, 1853 additional improvement dated Dec. 81
1883
Alexander NJ Holmes OF Morrisyle N " assignor
himself and Albert c. Purdy of said Morrissille FOR
Improvement in seats and couches. Patented Dee
D., 1858. additional inn cd