The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1859-01-21
TWO CENTS,
OPERATIONS OF THE PATENT OFFICE.


R. L. Allen, Of New York N. Y; for Improvement in
potato diggers.
VIM j. Aston of Williamson county Tenn; for i'm
proved ring lock.
stephen r. Andres. Of Troy, n Y, and Samuel An
dres and AlcDonough Buckn, Of New York N. Y; foT
improvement in apparatus for drying grain malt &c
Ernst Bagnicd, OF New York, n. " for Improvements
in Swinging apparatus.
John Barker and Edw a ". Barker OF Baltimore Md.
for improved amaleamator.
James " Beclxwifh and Adm q. Gage Of South Ala
bama N "; for Improvement in seed planters.
VIM. H. Bell, of Washington, ID. c.; for Improvement
in self-primers for firearms.
Peter Born, of New York, n "; for improved sofa
frame.
jules Joseph Henri Brianchon of Paris, France; for
Improvement in composition for ornamenting glass.
Reuben h Brown, of Buffalo, ~ y; for improvement
ia lubTicating compounds.
W. c. Bugin, of West Jersey, ILL., for improve
mcnt ia aeeding lnacbine~
Abner j. Battlefield, of West Durnmerston, W. for
improved wind wheel
George Churchill of Hartford, Conn for Improve
ment Ia belt clasps.
John Clark, OF Williamsburgh, \. Y. for improved
mode of operating window blinds.
Samuel Colt of Hartford, Conn for improved mode
of coupling gun-stocks with pistols.
Samuel Colt, of Hartford, Conn for canteen gun
stock
j. NJ ConneI Of Newark Ohio for improved boot
backing apparatus.
g. ID. Cotton, OF Galegburgh, Ill for improvement
in ploughs.
mept in cultivators
VIM NJ C. Cushman, of Albany, N. r. for improve
Levi S. Dcming, Of Newington, Conn. for improve
ment in horse rakcs.
L. J. Dickson and John Frazee, of Georgetown, o. !;
for improved spoke machine
Richard Doble and Nj. Angelo Starr, of Richmond,
Ind for improved machine for making printers rules.
VIM W. Draper, of Greenfield, Mass; for improve
ment in file handles.
Chas Escudier, of Jacksonville, La for improvement
in bathing apparatus
James d. Foster, of Montgomery, Ala; for improve
ment in ox-yokes.
Ambrose Foster and Harvey Brown, of New York, N.
Y; for improvement in machinery for moving railroad
cars railways
j. Fraser, Of Rochester, N. " for improved vegeta
BILE cutter
Hugh Geued, of Sparta, H.; for improved cattle
Henry Gouldng, of San Francisco, Cal; for improved
steam valve.
Rensselaer, ID. Granger, of Philadelphia, Pa; for i'm
povement in heating apparatus, Ane-dated November
"a, 1858.
Rensselaer, d. Granger of Philadelphia, ,sPa; for inn
provement in coalstoves. Ante-dated Nov "a, 1855.
Robt Gray, OF Anson Me-; for fish trap.
Benjamin r. Grinnell, of New York, N H.; for fast
ening for breastpins, &c.
John H Griscom, of New York. N. Y; forimprovement
in house ventilation.
John M Hall, of warrenton, Geo.; for improvement
in cotton cultiyators.
Lyman p Harris of Mansfield o.; for improvement in
apparatus for evsporating saccharine juices
Theodore Heermans ofsumner, Tenn for Improvement
in coffee -roastcrs.
John l.. Hoag, of Genoa, H.; for improvement in
corn planters
Mark w House, of Cleveland o.. for Improvement in
revolving harrows
James Hughes & Nathan Stonecipher of Cambridge
Ind. for improvement in corn-planters.
John II. Irwin, of Carlinville Hl for improved cat
tie pump -
improvement in composition for lining metal pipes.
m N. ".
in harvesteTs.
Henry A. Landry, of Camden, N. j., assgnor to f. G.
Ransord of Troy, n. ". for Improvement in railroad
chairs.
VIM Iayland, Of slixcrviIle Ind. for Improvement in
car couplings.
Joseph Leeds, of Philadelphia, Pa; for Improvement
in ventating registers,
Ferdinand Lehr, of Hoboken, n o.. for improved ma
chine for bending umbrella ribs
Joseph Mansfield, of jefferson, Wis; for improvement
in milk coolers
Richard Mansey of Philadelphia, Pa; for improve
ment in hemp brakes
Richard Mansley of Philadelphia, Pa; for improve
ment in machinery for tarring oakum.
Benjamin A. Mason, of Newport, II. l.; for improved
horse e-shoe nail machine.
Chas Monson, of New Haven, Conn; for improve
ment in holders for lamps.
Richard Montgomery, of New York, n. Y; for i'm
proved mode of constructing combined street pavement
and railroad track
Henry s. North of Niddletown, & Edward Savage, OF
Cromwell Conn; for improvement in revolving FIRE
arms.
John X oNel of Kingston, N. Y; for improved
wash board
benjamin Payn, of Albany, N Y; for improvement in
oolorng ard curing tobacco stems.
Thomas Payne, of Ridgefeld, Conn. for improved
clothes sprinkler
Samuel Pierce, of Troy, N. Y. for improvement in
furnaces,
Samuel F. Pratt, of Roxbury Mass; for improved car
pet sweeper
h. D. Prindle, of Coventry, n Y; for improved mode
of attaching thills to vehicles.
VIM. w. Purdy, of Liverpool, Ohio for improvement
in rolling and pressing wool
John W. Riggs, of New York, n Y; for improvement
| in truss springs.
f. X. Root, OF Hartford Conn; for improved method
of packing cartridges.
John +. Seaman, of Clyde, n. y. for improvement in
seeding machines
solomon Shelter, of Allegheny Pa; for. improved
horse shoe machine
Stephen Wm Smith Of Brooklyn, n. Y; for improved
| sweeping machine.
Benjamin f. Smith, of New York, n Y; for improve
ment In manufacture of whitehead
Ferdinand NJ Soge of Columbus, Geo. for i'm
provement in horsepower
P. Z Stewart of Troy, N. Y. for Improvement in
cooking stoves.
w M. Waggoner, of Middletown, Ind. for improve
mcnt in devices for gathering grain into gavels
louis B. Wakeman, of Baltimore, Md. for improve
ment in devices for recfng sails.
VIM. ~ WhiteIey and Andrew Whiteley, Of Spring
field, Ohio for improvement in harvesters.
John Young, of West Galway, y. Y; for improve
ment in railroad chairs.
Rogers of said Philadelphia for improvement in umbrella
frames.
Franz Anton Lohage, of Unna, Prussia, assgnor to
Edmund Leopold Benzon, of Boston, Mass for inn