The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1859-03-16
oPERATIoNs oF 1NE PATENr oFFIcE.
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La g Patents issued from dc United States Pahnt Office, for
he WeA ending March 10, ls59-enA barring hat dak.
Geo. @. Baldwin, of East Meriden, Conn. for improve
meDt In adjustable wormer for ramrods.
Joseph Barber q z. q. Reinhied, OF Bridesburph, Pa;
for improvement in breech- loading ffe-am.
Zebulon Is. Bellows, Of Cortlandville, N. Y; for i'm
proved chair bottoms.
Paul Boynton, OF Canton, N. Y. for Improvement In
magazine fre-arm.
Geo. A. Brown, of Newfane, N. VI for improved ma
chine for bending wood for fellOes.
Samuel s, Campbell, of Montreal, Canada for Inn
proved machine for grinding and polishing saws.
l. L. Colman, of Vincennes, Ind. for improved appa-
ratls for regulating the supply of water to steam boilers.
samuel Colt, OF Hartford, Conn., for improvement in
packing cartridges.
Alexander Dean, of Jerusalem, N, Y; for improve
ment in grinding apples.
Abram Debut, OF York, Pa for improvement in pre-
venting collisions ON railroads.
Samuel Il. Dexter, of Paris, N. Y; for improvement
In hanging we'll
Randolph ID. NJ. Edwards, of Franklin, Mich. for Inn
provement in machines for folding wool.
Stephen Elliott, of Washington, Ind. for improve
ment ia corn planters.
VIM. H. Elliott, of Plattsburgh, N. Y. for improved
mode of obtaining curved printing surfaces.
Ralph Emerson, jr, of Rockford, Ill. for improvement
in sugar mills.
Ralph Emerson, jr., of Rockford, Ill. for Improvement
in process for extracting and asserting vegetable juices by
pressure.
in watch chains, Sc.
Benaiah Fits, of Worcester, Mass. for improved
method of operating feed rollers for planning machines.
g. w. b Gedney, of New York, N. ". for improve
ment in self printing fre-arm.
Elias B. Gleason, of Boston, Mass. for combined let
ter and envelope.
VIM. II. Glasgow, of New York. N. Y. for improve
ment in barrel packer.
Jacob Guhmann, Of Rochester, N. ". for improved
apparatus for heating and purifying the feed water Of
steam boilers.
Horatio Guild and Luther Hall, of Boston, Mass. for
improvement in machines for dressing heels of boots and
shoes.
Albert w. Hale, of New Britain, Conn. for improved
meat mincer.
Enoch Hidden, of New York, N. Y; for improved
ships lights.
John H~obrecker, Of Quincy, Ill. for improvement in
compositions for roofing.
T. G. Ingersoil, of Green Point, N. Y; for improve.
ment in hoop lock, for securing the ends of metallic
bands.
IL. c. ~Ingraham, of Guilford, and II. S, ~Ingraham, of
Granger, o.; for improved rotary planning machine.
Douglas b. Jordan, of Woonsocket, R. l. for improve
ment in mode of oiling journals.
James Remission, of Cincinnati, o.; for improved spark
extinguisher.
W. NJ. Kimball and X. Hartmann, of Cleveland, o.;
for Improvement in lanterns.
VIM. S. Kirkham, of Branford, Conn for improvement
in locks and latches,
John G. Kuhn, of Boonville, Ark for improvement in
peach cutting and stoning apparatus.
Shields Iiggett, of Staur ton, Va; for improvement in
railroad gates.
VIM. Lloyd, of Philadelphia, Pa. for improvement in
microscopes.
Willis e. Moore, of Charlottesville, IND. for improve
ment in loading ordnance.
Willis L. Moore, of Charlottesville Ind for improve
ment in car brakes.
George w. Morgan, of Prattsburgh, N. Y; for i'm.
p%rovement in mode of applying springs, as a motive
power
David 8. Neal, of Lynn, Mass. for improved speaking
tube for ships.
John G. Perry, of Kingston, r. l.; for improved meat
cutter.
Henry w. Putnam, OF Cleveland, Ohio; for improve
ment in bottlestopper fastenings.
Il H. RoDeifs, OF brooklyn, N. "; for improved fas-
tening for folding doors.
Geo. w. Robinson, of Boston, Mass. for improved
steering apparatus.
Archelaus $. Rollins, of Albany, N. "; for improve
ment in preparing hop liquor for brewers.
7. II. Roots, of Connersville, Ind; for improved water
wheel.
james l., Rowley, Of Angola, Ind for improved wash
ing machine.
James L. Russell, OF Brooklyn, N. Y; for improvement
in cast iron rails for railways.
James Smart, of Mansfield, Ohio for improvement in
apparatus for evaporating sugar juices.
Stephen VIM. Smith, of Brooklyn, N. " for inn
provement in machines for freezing cream, &c.
Heinrich Soltmann, of New York, N. Y. for improved
electro magnetic medical apparatus.
Frederick Stamm, of Iampter, Pa. for improvement
in lever jacks.
George Starkweather, of Hartford, Conn. for improved
rotary-stave machine.
Daniel L. Teal, of Norwich, N. Y. for improvement
In devices for raising water.
George w Tolhurst, of Liverpool, o. for improved
washing machine.
VIM. Thomas, of Benton county, Ark. for improve
ment in sail wagon.
VIM. R. Thomas, of Catasauqua, Pa. for improve
ment in locomotive fre-boxes.
Philip Umholtz, of fremont, Pa. for Improvement
in railroad car journal boxes.
james, s. Upton, of Battle Creek, Mich. for improve
ment In horse power.
Chapman Warner, of New York, N. Y. for improve
ment in clasps for the ends of bands of iron.
Noah ii. Wentworth and Martin L. Ames, of Somers-
worth, N. II. for improvement in railroad car coupling.
VIM. X. Wyokof, of Ripon, Wis. for improved bread
making table.
~assignors to Peter A. Bishop, aforesaid for improved
steering wheel.
Edward S. Boynton, of New York, N. Y, assignor to
Peter r. Roach, Of Elizabeth City, N. j.. for improve
ment in sewing machines.
Addison Crosby, of Fredonia, N. Y, assignor to II. S.
Stephens, of said Fredonia for improved method of
hanging reciprocatng saws.
Thomas T.. Hunt, of indianapolis, Ind, assignor to
himself and Nathan I. Hunt, of said Indianapolis for
improvement in sugar mills.
REISSUES.
VIM. Gardner, of New York, n. Y. for improvement
in machinery for preparing oval picture frames. Patent
ed August IL, 1858 reissued March Is, 1859.
VIM. A. Kirby, of Buffalo, N. Y. for improvement
In harvesting machines. Patented September 2, 1856
reissued March Is, 1859.
Robert Maicher, of New York, N. Y, formerly of Corn
wall, n. ". for improvement in machinery for enaip
cling m~ouldings, SC. Patented October II, 1851 re-
issued March Is, 1859.
Lewis Solomon, of New York, N. Y; for improved
a~malgamator. Patented December 7, 1863 reissued
March Is, 1859.
Thomas StubbIefeld, OF Columbus, Geo. for improve
ment in steam gauges. Patented July ID, 1854 reissued