The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1859-03-02
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Lit 81 Patents iue from he Llca Slte, Prat 0es for Die
Ee't ending March l, 1859, each baung that dus
Abraham Andrews of Bernyille Pa; for Improvement
In rotary engines
Joel W. Andrews, Of Nonistown, Pa; for improvement
in brick moulds.
JONATHAN, NJ Allen, Of Worcester, Mass for Improved
John C. Baker, Of Meehaniesburgh Ohio; for improve
ment in seed planters.
Joseph Batto, of Newark, N. j.; for Improved ma
chine for s-cut saving.
j. G. Benthail of Oakland Texas; for lmproyement IN
seed planters.
s. Briggs, of Michigan Bluffs Cal; for improvement
in auialgamating rifles.
T. ID. Brown OF Montyille Ohio for improved harness
attachment for supporting driving lines
Thns. Brown, of Kenwood N. Y; for improvement In
tram-stafs for facing millstones
Chas. Brownieh, of Buffalo, N. VI for improvement
Ia harvesters
j. L Chapman, of Kinmundy, III for improvement
in haryesters
Geo. chenowoth, of Baltimore Md for improve
ment In harvesters
Geo. II Clarke, of East Washington, N. H.; for inn
VIM cenmons of Ncholasville Ky; for improve
ment in henmng guides f)r sewing machines
Henry H. DE Zeng, of Geneva, N r.. for improved
sausage suffer
L. A. Dole, of Salem Ohio for improved washing
machine.
ches. II. Edwards, of Suspension Bridge, N. Y; for
Improvement in spice and cofeemilis.
Wis., for Improvement in seeding machine.
Jonathan Griffin, Of Harpersied, N. Y; for machine
for blowing uniform currents OF air
Elias J. Hale and Charles II. Chandler of Foxcroft,
Me-; for improvement in lamps
Beverly Harris. OF New Orleans La; for Improvement
In applications for restoring the hair
William G, Haynes, of Melrose Texas for improve
meit in revolving firearms.
William w Husc, of Brooklyn N. Y; for improve
ment in manufacture of tin foil.
Peter kessler of Belevie, H.; for improvement in
apparatus for distilling.
David p Kinyon Of Raritan NJ j.; for improvement
In hayesters.
f, c. Kneeland of Hartford, Wis; for improvement
in horse rakes
Hazard Knowles of New York. N Y; for improve
ment in fastening bands on bales and packages
Joseph q. Il. Luned. of Brooklyn, N. y; for im-
proved boiler for generating steam.
Edwin Lawrence and Robert Sahey. ID, of Waterford,
N. " for improvement in pumps.
A. +, Ledbetter of Westminster N. c.; for improved
apple cutting and coring machine.
Lewis w Leeds, of New York, N. Y. for improve
ment in apparatus for heating buildings
Hiram Lttejohn, of Troy, N y; for improved
chine for crozng and chamfering barrels
VIM II. Long, of Lancaster Pa. for improvement in
horse lakes
Henry Lowe, of Beove, N. j.; for Improvement in
paper made from reeds.
john NJ, Lunguest, Of Griffin Ga; for improvement
in pumps.
Samuel Matfenan Strickland Kneass, of Philadelphia
Pa; for Improvement in crossing for railways
Edward Maynard, OF Brooklyn N. Y. for improve
ment in carriage spring
Morris Mattson Boston, Mass; for improvement in
trestn ent of caoutchouc.
John G. Mitchell Of Collington Md. for improvement
in motive power.
James Montgomery of New York, N Y; for improve
ment in the construction Of steam vessels,
Robert Nyen, of Gates, N r.; for improvement in po
tato dggers.
A. I'll Nordyke, of Richmond, Ind; for machine for
printing the address on newspapers &c.
Oscar S. Oaks, of South Rutland N. Y. for improve
ment in roofing cement.
Arson 0lcott, of Iakepor N. VI for improved rotary
single machine.
George I, Parry and Hampton w Evans, of Phladcl-
phia, Pa; for improvement in governor for steam
gines.
Andrew Patterson Of Birmingham Pa; for improved
chun
John X. Peters. of New York. N. Y, for improved
ships propeller.
Daniel Powers, of Philadelphia, Pa; for improved
lock.
Noah Pratt, Of Nicholson, Pa; for improved centre
board for vessels
Daniel Rinck of Intercourse, Pa for improvement in
haryesters.
Isaac Rulofson, of Penn YAM N. Y; for improvement
in ploughs
George Stafford, of New York, N. Y; for improved
screw propeller a
Emilius N scherr, of Philadelphia, Pa for automatic
ernger
d. P. Shaw and f. C. Brown, of Rochester, Ind for
Improvement in smut machines.
William N. Sason, of South Reading, Mass; for i'm
proved washing machine.
Jacob Stcar Of Smcksburgh, Pa; for improvement in
water wheels
Alexander Stephens, of Baltimore Nd; for improve
mcnt In constructing wharves
Robert l. Stewart and John Christopher of Lgonier
and Ross Forward of Somerset Pa; for improved hearth
for working and refining iron.
q. w. b. Stoy, Of Carlisle, Pa; for improvement in
apparatus for Strengthening hogs
N. G. Thorn, OF Dayton Ohio; for improvement in
MASKING.
Amos q. Thompson and Andrew j. Thompson, of
Bcllvlle, Ohio; for improvement in corn planters.
Joseph N. 1readwcll, of Reading Conn; for improve
mcnt IN machine for scouting and hung grain.
A. Van Trump, of Lancaster Ohio for Improvement
in suguf-ctne mills
Matthias yandrnburg of Newark N j.. assignor to
skates.
George vogt Of Philadelphia, Pa; for improvement in
piano fortes.
Allexey w. Won Schmidt, of San Francisco Cal. for
improved water meter.
Russell Warner, of Battleboro Vt; for improvement
in harvesters
William II. White, of Gainesville, N " for improve
ment in horse rakes.
John NJ. Whitney. of Bolton Mass; for improvement
in pougbs
John NJ. Whitney, of Bolton, Mass for improvement
in outvRtoB
John r. Wootten, of Philadelphia, Pa; for improved
guage cock
Albert A. Wood, Of New York, N. Y; for improve
ment ia valve gear
Joel R. Bassett of Cincinnati Ohio assgnor TO him
self and A. h hateman of said Cincinnati Ohio for i'm
provement in making bolts and rivets
Franz Anton Lohage of Unna Prussia assignor to Ed
mund Leopold Bcnzon of Boston, Mass for improves
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