The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1859-02-17
oPERAnoNs or THE pATENT oFFIcE.


in bee-hiyes.
Joseph Armstrong OF Woburn. Mass. or improve
,uent in treatment Of hides and skins.
H. H. Baker, Of Anew Market N. j for improved
arrangement OF the feed roller in wood planning machines
Frederick II. Bartholomew, Of New York N. Y for
Improvement in hydants
Moses Bales, Of Bis Plain o for Improvements in
mole plough.
Charles E Bishop. of Brooklyn, n. y; or improve
,nent Ia reehng and farliug sails
Isaac W. Bragg Of Cincinnati, o. for improved car
pet stretcher
method of opertng yielding feed-rolels.
Thomas w. Brown OF Boston, Mass for improvement
in skates.
james D. Bruner, Of Alton, III for improvement ia
stoves.
in instruments for threading needles.
Adam Scott Cameron, of New York, N. y. for ina
proved cutoff valves for steam engines,
Daniel Glow, Of Janessille, Wis., for Improvement in
hayesteIs.
Henry Cogswell of Greenwich N, II for improve
nent in names
Benz. Cole of Brooklyn, N y; or pen. holder
John b. Cornell, OF New York, n. y; for improve
ment in fre-proof floors
Frederick Curtis, OF Saugus Centre, Mass. for im-
proyement in brecch-l loading fire
Augustus b. Davis of Philadelphia, Pa for improve
nent in railroad car springs
John c. +. DeecSen, OF New York. N. X; for i'm
proyenent in shoe-lasts.
chas De Sake Of New York, N " for improve
ment in umbrella fastenings
Martin d. Elsom, Of Howardsve, Va; for improve
nent in the mode of squeezing and Strengthening to-
aatco
John W. Fester of Winchester Ohio; for improved
churn.
VIM P. Ford and Theodore II. Ford Of Concord, N
H.; for improvement in cultivator teeth,
Daniel T, Foster Of shelburn4 Falls, Mass. for inn
proved wrench
Geo Gilmour of Chelsea Mass; for Improvement in
shackie of telegraph cables, &c.
Geo Hammer Of Philadelphia, Pa; for improved
tk-euttng machine.
Georges Hcly of Laporte, Ind; for improvement in
horse power equalizer.
w w Hopkins of Amelia Ohio; for improved method
OF lighting gas, by gavanic electricity
Moses o. Hubbard of Penn Yun, N. r.; for improve
ment in harveSters.
VIM. Huey, OF Christiana Pa for Improvement in
elevator for window sashcs.
Slm'l Huse, Of Chicago, III; for improved rotary en-
CINE.
John jameson, Of TO- catharne Terrace, Gateshead
county Of Durham, England for improved apparatus for
COMPRISING elastic fluids Patented in England March
10, 1853.
Theodore T. s. Iaidlcy Of u. s. army; for improve,
ment in primer for firearms.
RicInrd s. Lawrence, of Hartford Conn. for improve
ment ia adjustable sight for fire arms.
G. A. Lillicndahl Of New York. N. r.; for burglar
alarm
s. N. Lennon, Of Deposit N. VI for improvement in
railroad signal lanterns.
CLARK Marsh, of New Milford, Conn. for improvement
in sewing machines
James f. Martin and Henry G. Nicholson, OF Mount
Washington Ohio; for improvement in preserve cans.
In stoves
John NJ May, of GAINESVILLE, Wis; for improvement in
wind mills.
John NJ May, Of GAINESVILLE Wis. for improvement in
wind mills.
John Mecollum, Of New York. N Y; for improved
cracker machine
w, A. Mcdonald, of Mott Haven, n Y; FOR improved
dovetailng machine.
Gordon Mckay, Of Boston, Mass for Improvement in
printing presses.
Heary IT. Mckinney and Frederic Goth Of Bddeford,
BE; for Improvement in repeating tre-arm.
John O. Mead, of Philadelphia Pa; for improved cruets
or bottles for castors.
Theodore s. Mnniss and Thomas s Ninniss, OF Mead
VILE, Pa; for improvement in preventing friction ON
axles.
A. Il, Morrill,, Of Mortified, Vt; for Improvement in
wheels for railroad carriages
John Nicholson, of Allegheny, Pa; for improvement
In retorts for dstng oils from coal.
Edward Nugcnt, of Brooklyn, N. "; for improve
ment in machine for making bullets, &c.
N b. Pratt, of Deep River, Conn; for improved car
pet sweeper
CLARK s. Putnam, of New York N. r.; for apparatus
for vulcanzng caoutchouc
b. +. lay, Of B,ltimore. Md; for improvement in
harvesers.
Jesse Reed of N1arshfeld Mass; for improved wind
lass.
Adolphc Roesler and Charles Frey, Of Warsaw, III;
Cor pocket match box
Amos A. Richards, of Urbana, Ohio for improve
ment in locks.
Gek,on s.ndord of roughkccpsie, N. X, for inn
proved steam engine.
Joseph Saxton, Of Washington, ID. c.; for mode OF
scaling letters, SC
Geo. Shone, Of st. Louis, Mo- for improved machine
for punching railway bars.
II. A. Smcal, of 1ioga Pa; for Improvement in CON
ycftng reciprocaiing into rotary motion.
4 Briggs Smith, OF New York N. Y. for improved
method Of burning the threads wooden screws Pat
ented in England January |, 1889
Stephen Wm. Smith Of Brooklyn, and Hubbard Bige-
low of New York, N, "; for fy-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 saccharne juices.
Orei stodlard, of Busii, ~ "; for improved churn.
LIKE Taylor of North Springfield, Vt 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 -. Waterman, of Chicago, III for improved
cothes-f frame
Elisha West OF Ogden, N. Y, for improved method
Of locking and supporting the panels of field 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 20 hooks.
John De Frain of Philadelphia Pa, assg,ior 30 VIM.
Callahan, & Vim. Grant, of said Phiadelphia for ss'
provcnent in corn and cob mill
Thos A. Dugdale, of Richmond, Ird., asignor TO
VIM. NJ. Reed Of Newcastle, Ind for Improved wash
ing machine.
Josiah J. butcher, OF Brooklyn, N. y, assigpor to
Noah Mosher of Norwak, Conn for improved pail
Ezra Pollard of Albany, ~ Y, assgnor TO himself 4
Joshua Gray of Westfed Mass for Improvement III Sc