Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1877-02-09
Patents Issued TO vermonters In November and
December, 1875.

The following list is furnished to this pa
per by Charles E. Allen, Esq, of this city,
Solicitor of American and Foreign Patents
No. Is4O3s. swIvEL-SSAPs FOR HARNESS James
Fisk, brattleboro. Filled Sept, IL, 1876. Briet.
The swivel. snap made Of a tubular body, shank
and fiange with an exterior body and shank in com
bination with spring latch and stud Tor the
purpose set forth.
Isi.O62. MILK-PAss. VIM. Cooley. Waterbury
Centre, asssnor TO himself and c. G. Warren, Water
bury; Filed June II. 1870. Brief. pan pro-
charge tube, hange and packing. with a cover air
pump and outer pan. all arranged as described.
lsiI92- ScREw-PRoPELLERs. Frank Maynard,
North Dorset, Filed Sept 30, 1850 Brief. wheel
the same pitch together with an exterior band SUBJ
stantially rs described
lSi.i29. UMBRELLA-SuPPoRT AND RoBE-HoLDER.
William Rounds, Chester. oiled Oct. 7, 1870
Claim. |. The I shaped foot in combination with
the cam lever and dOvetailed Stat for holding the
standard. = The shaped loop in the standard
and the clampinS dog. 3. The combination OF the
tooth sector adjustable arm, standard series Of
teeth and keys. l. The cam lever, adjustable hooks
in combination with an arm tor elampins the stock
Of an umbrella.
lsi.4s3. CIRCULAR KNITTING MACHINES. Ell Tiff
fanny, Bennington. oiled May |, lS75.) Brief. The
needles are removed and inserted separately, when
the upper end OF the cam groove and the open por-
ton OF the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS needle-retaining
are all in line with each other, without necessi-
tating the removal OF any portion of the machine.
The cam-cylinder is retained in Its proper working
position on the needle cylinder, IN opposition TO
the pull OF the needles in knitting, by means Of
removable guard, one end the middle portion Of
which are secured, respectively in a perforation
and groove in the needle cylinder, while the low
er end is extended over the even upper end of the
cam-cylnder. and the whole is kept in place by
the needle retaining ring above referred to- the said
guard being removable, so as to permit the free
endvise movement and removal of the csm-cylin-
der, fer convenience in Cleaning, without disturb
ing any other portion OF the machine.
ISi 3d. FORCE PUMPS, Orvis W. Grover, Mid
dlebury, CFiled Dec. 10, ISIS. Brref. The conbi-
nation with the main pump-stock of cylinder
open at both ends, and provided near the top with
valye-seat, the valve loosely surrounding and
moving up and down on the rod
lsi-7Oi. MITRE MACHINES. Vim. E. Eastman,
Derby, assignor TO MyronIL. Baxter Aurora, Iii.
(Filed Aug. IA, lsT6) Brief. The several parts of
picture-frames while being joined together and
holdings OF various widths while being cut to The
desired angle, are rigidly held by two anguls-ly-
adjustable clamps, pivoted to n slotted and lonsi-
tudinally reciprocating table top. Exact measure
Ilents Of the frames obtained by means of a
rule attached to the base Of o: the clamps and
having diagonal lines parallel to the plane OF the
saw, and an adjustable stop, working upon u bar
attached to the movable jaw OF the clamp, to
which the rule Is secured.
Isl Sio. CLOTHEs-PIys. Albert Il. Cummings
Chicago, H. asslsnor Of one hat his right to Jons-
than X. Talcott, North Wlliston. Filed April ~,
ls'6) Ciaim. l. clothes-pin provided with =
reception OF different clothes lines = The pin
provided with series OF beveled notches on the
Inside of the prongs having both sharp and blunt
angles.
lSi.s50. LIFrISG-JAcKs- o. A. Edgerton, Nor
risyile. Oiled Oct. =, IS76.) Brief. supporting
slide piece in vertical box is operated by lever,
through rod. bent at the top. at the point Of con-
nection, in order that such point snail be behind
the pivot when the slide is raised.
lsi.9Oo. BOTTLE SHOPPERS. W. A. Root. Ben
nnxton (Filed April i,ls76- lBrie. To pour the
contents OF the bottle the glObular stopper is first
rotated upon Its pintles until the orIhce in the
stopper is in line with the mouth OF the bottle.
1890 MACHINES FOR Dressing AND ConBING
TAAPIco AND BRIsrLEs. E. b. whiting, st. Adams.
(fl!ed Aug H. lS75) Brief. The periinerles OF tho
holding wheels are IN hinged sections, operated by
springs beneath them. Side buffers even the ma
terial after which II is combed upon each side, and
returned 10 point when led to the machine by end
less bands.
lSi.si3- TANP.co COMBINE AND DRESSING MA
CHIMES. George willett, Burlington, asslsnor to T.
b. whiting, ct Adams. Filled June l6, ls74)
Brip. The material is carried under the holders by
endless belts. where one end is combed. 1t Is then
reversed BY an endless horizontally turning belt,
when the opposite end OF the material 10 combed
II IS then delivered TO the commencing end by end
less belts
i.232; REMEDY FOR TIE CURE OF ASTHMA Trade
mark JOSEF phi Ii. Guild Rupert, W., Oiled Dec IT,,
ls76) The ianc-ul words Green Mountaia.'"