The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1859-02-17
OPERATIONS OF THE PATENT OFFICE.
prepared for the Washington Daily uulon, J

o,ent In treatment Of hides and skins
m H. Baker of New Market, N J for improved
Arrangement of the feed roller in wood planning maehnes
Fyederick H. Bartholomew, OF New York n. Y for
Improvement ia hydfants
Moses Bales, OF Big Plain, o for improvement IN
mole plough
nent In reedng and furng sails
Isaac w Bragg, Of Cincinnati, o. for improved car
pet stretcher
method Of operating yielding feed sellers.
Thomas w Brown, Of Boston, Mass for improvement
in skates.
stoves.
ia instruments for threading needles.
Adam Scott Cameron, Of New York, N. W for i'm
proved cutoff valves for steam engines
Daniel Glow Of Janesville Wis for improvement in
haryesters.
Henry Cogswell, OF dteehwieh, ~ - LOT improve
Benz Cole, Of Brooklyn, n. y. for pen holder.
John B. Cornell of New York, N Y; for improve
rnent In feproof floors
Frederick Curtis of Saugus Centre Mass; for Inn
movement in breech- loading fire
Augustus b. Davis, Of Philadelphia, Pa; for improve
ment in raiiroad-car springs.
John c. +. Deecken OF New York, N r.; Tor I'M
proyement in shoc-lasts.
Chas DE Sake OF New York, N. u; for improve
ment in umbrella fastenngs.
Martin d. Elsom of Howardsville, Va; for improve
bacco.
John w Fiester, of Winchester, Ohio for improved
churn
VIM p. Ford and Theodore H. Ford, of Concord, N
H.; for improvement in cultivator teeth.
Daniel z. Foster of Shelburne Falls, Mass. for i'm
proved wrench.
Geo. Gilmour, of Chelsea, Mass for improvement in
shacklc of telegraph cables, sc.
Geo, Hammer, of Philadelphia Pa; for improved
corlcutting machine
Georges Tely, of Laporte Ind. for improvement in
horse power equalizer.
W. w. Hopkins of Amelia, Ohio; for improved method
Of lighting gas, by gavanc electricity.
Moses c. Hubbard of Penn Yam, N. Y. for improve
n,ent in harvestcrs.
Vim. Huey, Of Chfistiana, Pa for improvement In
sievator for window sashes
Sam Iluse of Chicago, ILL.,; for improved rotary
CINE.
John jameson, of TO- catharine Terrace, Gateshead,
county of Durham, England for improved apparatus for
COMPRISING elastic fluids Patented in England March
Is, 1858.
Theodore T. S. Laidley, OF U. S. army; for improve
ment in tape primer for firearms
Richard s. Lawrence, of Hartford, Conn; for improve
ment in adjustable sight for fire arms
G. A. Lilliendal Of New York, N "; for burglar
alarm.
S. N Lennon Of Deposit, N r.; for improvement in
railroad signal lanterns
CLARK Marsh, of New Milford Conn. for improvement
in sewing machines
James f. Martin and Henry c. Nicholson, of Mount
Washington, Ohio; for improvement in preserve cans.
David N Martin, Of Lawrence; Mass for improvement
In stoves.
John NJ. May Of Evansville, Wis., for improvement in
wind mills
John NJ. May of GAINESVILLE, Wis. for improvement in
wind mills.
John McCoum, OF New York, n VI for improved
cracker machine
W. A. Mcdonald, of Mott Haven, N. " for improved
dovetailing machine.
Gordon Mckay, of Boston, Mass for improvement in
printing presses
Henry III Mckinney and frederic Goth, of Diddeford,
Me-; for Improvement in repeating tireurm.
John o. Mead of Philadelphia, Pa for improved cructs
or bottles for casters.
Theodore S Alinniss aud Thomas S. Minniss of Mead
Vile, Pa for Improvement in preventing friction on
axes.
A. r. Morrill, of Northdeld Vt; for improvement in
wheels for railroad carriages.
John Nicholson of Allegheny, Pa for Improvement
in rctorts for distling oils from coal
Edward Nugcnt, of Brooklyn, N. Y; for improve
mont in machine for making bullets, SC.
N. Is. Pratt, of Deep River Conn; for improved
pet sweeper.
Clark s. Putnam, of New York. N. r.; for apparatus
lor vulcynizing caoutchouc
b. L. Ray, Of Baltimore. Md; for improvement in
harvestcrs.
Jesse Reed of Marshfcld, Mass; for improved wind
lass
Adolphe Rcesler and Charles Frey, of Warsaw, ILL.,;
for pocket match box.
Amos A. Richards, of Urbana Ohio for improve
ment in locks
Gelston sandford of Poughkeepsic N. Y; for inn
proved steam engine.
Joseph Saxton of Washington, d. c.; for mode of
scaling letters, &c.
Geo shonc OF st. Louis, Mo- for improved machine
for punching railway bars.
+ A. Smcad, of ,ioga Pa; for improvement in
vcrting reciprocating into rotary motion.
l. Briggs Smith, of New York, N. Y; for improved
method OF burning the threads wooden Pat
ented in England, January l, 1859.
Stephen VIM Smith of Brooklyn, and Hubbard Bige-
low of New York, N. Y. for fl trap
Watson Snyder of Newark N. j.; for Improvement in
sewing machines
John Spangenbcrg, of New York N. Y for improve
mcnt In defeating and clarifying saccharine juices
Oren Soddard of Busti, N ". for improved churn.
Lake Taylor, of North Springfield, VI; for improved
mop-head
John Tyler, of Providence H. L.; for improved ice
tongs.
John l. Wager, Of Deposit, N Y; for improvement
in railroad signal lanterns
Lawrence b. Waterman, of Chicago, H.; for improved
clothes frame.
Elisha West of Ogden, N. Y; for improved method
of locking and supporting the panels of fell fences
Carl Winzen, of Albany N. y, for improvement in
coating metals with tin
Gilman Woodward, Franklin s. Hathaway Of Keene,
N II for Improvement in securing garments to hooks
John DE frnin, of Philadelphia Pa, assignor to VIM
Callahan, 4 VIM Grant, of said Philadelphia for inn
provement in and cob mill
lhos. A. Dugdae, of Richmond Ind assignor to
VIM. NJ Reed, of Newcastle, Ind for improved wash
ing machine.
Josiah J butcher, Of Brooklyn, N y, assignor to
Noah Morher, of Norwalk, Conn for improved pail
Ezra Pollard. Of Albany, N " assgnor to himself &
Joshua Gray, of Westhcd, Mass for improvement Sc
curing sheet metal roof
Lucns l. Porter, of New York, ~ Y assgnor TO the
New York Rubber Company of said New York for