The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1859-03-31
OPERATIONS or THE PATENT OFFICE
lconpaed for the washtngion Daily Union

lnent in hop frames.
Geo. W. Baker. Of Neponset, Ill for improved farm
gate. Wv
Abraham Bassiord, of New York, N. Y. for improved
cushion for billiard tables.
Abraham Bassford, Of New York, N. Y. for improved
cushion rail cor billiard tables. t e sai
Allen Beokers, OF New York, N. Y for hinge for the
rehectors Of stereoscopcs, SC. m
Hubbard Beebe, of New Haven, Conn for mode of
preparing and mounting states.
Edward Behr, of New York, N. X for mode OF iasten
ing skates.
Frederic b. Belts, of Brownhelm, O for improved
method of opening and closing gates by weight of We
hicle.
Lyman w. Blanchard, Of Nottingham, VT fr inn
proved construction Of mallets.
Pardon Boyden, of Sandy Creek, N. Y; for improve
ment in carriage tops.
Joel Darlington, Of Avoca, n, Y for Improvement in
mole plough,
John Charlton, of Newark, Nj; for mode of fasten-
ing skates, n..
Hugh w. Collender, of New York, N. Y; for inn
proyement in bnliard-table cushions.
james M. Connel, of Newark, Ohio for improved
submarine telegraph cable.
Samuel Cope, of Enterprise, ILL., for improvement in
cheese presses.
Joseph Corduan, of Brooklyn, N. Y; for improved
apparatus for sounding house bells, &c.
Waldo 7, Craig, Of Newport, Ky for Improvement in
pile driver.
VIM. II. Crittenden, of Grafton, Ohio for improved
saving machine.
A. II. Crozier and Cyrus Carrier, Of oswego, N. Y;
for improved ~chopping- block for stave machines.
f. NJ, Davis, of Footyillc, Wis. for improvement in
seeding machines.
James II. Emerson, OF sacramento, Cal; for improved
pick handle.
Elisha i. Everitt, Of Philadelphia, Pa for improved
bedstead fastening.
Tbos. 4. Furgusson, of New York, N. Y; for improve
10th August, 1858.
Alpheus Q. Gallahue, of North East Centre, NJ. Y; for
Improvement in machines for pegging boots and shoes.
James Gillespie, of Freeport, Pa; for improvement in
revolving retorts for distiIling coal oil.
Francis Gilliland, of Port jackson, N. "; for improve
ment In stoves.
L. 7. Goodyear, Of New Haven, Conn; for improved
tool for cutting metal.
Chas. Gordon, of Washington, D. C; for improved
protractor.
Albert Granger, of New York, N. X; for metallic pen
holder.
VIM. A. Greene and John G. Ifeadwcll, of Albany, N.
Y; for Improvement in gridirons.
Smith Groom, Of Troy, N. Y; for improved hose coup
VIM. j. Critics, of Marietta, Geo; for improvement in
ploughs,
Elijah Harris, of Princeton, H. for Improvement in
watchmakers' lathes. ~
Jacob Haynes, of Cameron, III for improvement in
corn planters.
Francis M. Hemphill, of Newport, KY; for improves
ment in grinding mills.
Russell Hiokok, of Fort Edward, N. y: for improved
insulator for lightning rods.
Gardner p. Hopkins, OF Cabot, vt for improved
churn.
Robert Jobson, of WardsIey, England for improve
ment in making moulds for casting. Patented in Eng
land May 81, 1856.
Henry r. Reese, of Bridport, Vt; for improvement in
harvestcrs. F g. III
Rufus s lee and VIM. ID Ieayitt. of Cincinnati. O.: for
involvement IN rocker boxes for saw shafts.
edward Iindner of New York N ": for improve-
ment in breech- loading firearms.
VIM n. Iocllman. of York. Pa: for improved porta-
bic writing desks,
Matthias Ludlum. of Fair Haven. VT; for improved
life .boat,
Cbas. Never. of Fon du Lac, Wis; for improved ex-
banding anger.
John G. Mitchell, OF Collington, Md. for improve
ment in corn planters. a.I
J. A.. Moore and A. III. Patch, of Louisville, Ky; for
Improvement in harvester.
Samuel Morrett. of West Pennsboro' Pa. for inn
proycmentH in preserve cans.
Henry w. Mosher and Joseph A. Conboie. of New
York. N. Y. for improved apparatus for cleansing
bristies.
Jobn Packer. OF Philadelphia, Pa. for Improvement
in hay managers.
John Patrick. of New York. N. Y. for Improvement
in yentilating vault cover.
William Patterson, of Constantine, Mich. for inn
proved machine for bending tire.
Henry q, Person. of Philadelphia. Pa for improved
hoop machine.
Ransom S. Potter. of Chicago. ILL.,. for Improvement
in railroad coupling chair.
Daniel r. prindle. of Bethany. N. "; for improve
ment in seed planters.
Daniel Read, of Hamilton, N. " for improved
clothes frame.
Lewis /. REYNOLDS. of Manchester. NJ. III. for i'm
p%rovement in machinery for filling loom harness needles.
L. Simpson REYNOLDS, OF indianapolis, Ind. for inn
provement in friction bolt for flour mills.
Thos. A. Robertson, of Washington, d. c.. for i'm
provement in culdvators.