The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1859-02-11
OPERATIONS or THE PATENT OFFICE.

bs ,eeek ending February g. 1859 zach barring that date
ohas b Alien, Of Philadelphia, Pa. Cor improved
chine for making rivets, bullets &c, &c.
Giles s Appleton, Of Burlington, W. Tor improved
railroad safety switch.
}, A Ayres of Hartford Conn; for improved method
of opening aud closing gates by weight of the carriage
benjamin Barker Of Ellsworth Me; for improved sew
Joseph P Barker of Wayne, Ohio for Improvement in
earth excavatofs.
Samuel X Bassett of Galesburgh, H. for improve
ment in steam ploughs,
Henry i Behrens, d New York, N y; for improved
billiard register
Jacob Bergstresser Of Berrysburgh, Pa for improve
ment ia monumental daguerreotype
VIVA. q. A. Bonwlil, OF Dover, Del foE Improvement
in application OF electricity in dental operations.
Chas b. Boyle, of Albany, N. Y for Improvement In
photography on wood Patented in England January Z,
1859
John L. Brown, of Indianapolis, Ind for improved
machine for irving laths from the block.
Jno. H. Chever, of Boston, Mass for improvement in
manufacture of rubber hose pipes.
George f. Chenoweth of BALTIMORE, Md for inn
provement in haryesters.
L. Hall Covel, of New York n. Y for Improvement
In coffee pots.
Florian Dahis, of Williamsburg NJ Y for improved
Beriah Douglas, OF Appleton, Wis, for improved
washing machine
James Dundas Of Little Rock, III ; for Improvement
George Essington, Of PlainHed, ILL.,. for improvement
in cutvators
Squire Nj Fales, of Baltimore, Md for improved fur
mace for smelling iron.
Daniel Il. karnham of Jamestown Centre, Wis. for
Improvement in cattle pumps,
]. .. Fisher, of Beaver Dam Wis for improved NOR
Using chsel,
Perry G. Gardiner, of New York N. Y. for improve
Ineat in manufacture of cast-steel -r
Perry g. Gardiner, OF New York N. Y for improve
ment in manufacturing tools from caststeel.
John O. Garland, of Chicago, Ill for improvement in
mail bag fastening
Geo " b. Gelney, of New York, N. Y; for improve
ment In rotary -spading machines.
James c. Gilbert, of Winthrop, Me. for Improvement
in sli,t hoops
John A. Goewey, of Albany, N. Y. for improvement
in padlocLs.
Henry T. Hale, of Indianapolis, Ind for improvement
In tho arms of broadcast seeding machines
Samuel Hickok, of Buffalo, NJ y; for improved re.
frigerator
Joseph s Hoard and valorous o Spencer, of Mans
field Pa. for improved door-lock
Albion Z. Howard and Allen Rowe, jr of Stoneham,
Mass; for improvement in sole cutting machines.
Gilbert L. Hudson of Conneaut, O.; for Improvement
in door-springs
Frederick HULL of Derby, Conn.i for improvement in
ladies hoop-skrts
Marshall IngersolI, of Grafton O.; for improved sur
veyng instrument for determining inaccessible heights
and distances
Augustus Jouan of San Francisco, Cal; for improved
deep-s sounding apparatus.
Frederic kiehlmann, of Paris, France for improve
ments in methods of vanishing and protecting surfaces
Rufus Laphan \ Riley T. Wilson, of New York, N
"; for improved churn.
G. v. Littlepage OF Austin, Texas for improved water
wheel
James A. Lowe, Of New York, N. " for improvement
in gun-lock.
Lusius Lyman, James p Hodgkins & Edmund Raw
son, of Carthage " for improved machine for irving
slaves from the block.
John f. Mascher, of Philadelphia, Pa; for improve
ment in alarm clocks.
John May, of Columbus, Ga; for improved paddle
wheel
VIM X Miller, of Canton, Ohio for improvement in
Nelson w. Northrup of Greene N. Y. for improve
ment in stoves.
Washington AbIam Pcaslec of Indianapolis Ind. for
improved SCOT and spark arrester.
Henry Pemberton, of East 1arentum Pa. for i'm
provement in the process OF manufacturing caustic oil
kalies.
Joseph A. Perey of Lynn, Mass for improvement
in heel and spoke shaves.
N. B Pratt, of Deep River, Conn; for improved
pet sweeper,
L. A. Redington and George McCluer of Frcdona, N.
". for improvement in the manufacture of cheese.
David Reynolds, of Ogden Ind for improved device
for preventing tremulous vibration of saw gates
Albert w Roberts, of Hartford Conn. ; for improve
ments in machines for stretching leather.
VIM N. Roe, Of Sharpesburgh Md. for improvement
in corn huskers.
N G. Sanford, of Meriden Conn for improvement In
skates.
silas T. Savage, Of Albany, N Y for improvement
in cast-iron pavement.
VIM. Sims, of Dayton, 0. for improved refrigerator
jeremiah p. Smith of HummeIstown, Pa. for i'm.
proVeneht IN Corn-shellers.
Joel Smith, of Northbridge, Mass. for improvement
ia regulating the twist in thloste frames.
John b. Stoner, of Bennington, III; for improvement
in grain weighers.
John Temple of Middetown Ohio; assignor to TEN
pie, Mills & Stout of said Mddletown for improved
sluice for water wheels.
John Temple Of AIiddletown Ohio; assignor to Tenn
pie, Mills Stout, of said Mddetown for improvement
in water-wheels.
Webster Thomas, of Oxford, Ohio; for improved ma
chine for tenoning spokes.
Daniel H. True, Of Rockand, Me-; for improvement in
lasts.
John Walch of New York, N X; for Improvement in
revolving ire-arm.
Augustus Watson, of Walnut Run Ohio; for improve
ment in underground drain ploughs.
A. III. Webster, of Hudson, N "; for improvement
in apparatus for supplying hydro carbons with oxygen
VIM L. West, of Elmra, N Y; for Improvement in
bee-hives.
Sylvanus A. Wheat, of Franklin N. Y; for improved
apparatus for drawing water
Thos Williams aud VIM. @. Josiyn, of Fishenyille
Conn; for improved Elipsograph.
John T. Wilson, of Frankfort and John r. Thomas
Of Ion N. Y; for improvement in burglars alarms.
Thos. X. Work, Of Hartford, Conn. for improved
odometer.
Frederick Yeiser, of Lexington, KY. for improved in
strument for taking attitudes of the
John X. Bigclow of Waltham, Mass, assgnor TO APP
pleton, Tracy, & Co, of said Waltham for improved
mechanism for stopping watches
Michael Boyer, of Germantown, Ohio, assgnor to Cbas
s. Rohncr s. VIM. Gunokel of said Germantown for inn
provement in seed drills.
John N. Dennisson, of Newark, ". j., assgnor TO
himself Joseph Dennisson and David Raker Of said New