72,046.--HARVESTER.--George M. Jackson, North Hector, N.Y.
I claim the arrangement and combination of the toothed wheels, S and T, crank, U, box, W, of the hinged frame, V, adjustable finger bar, J, hoisting rope or chain, Y, and lever, Z, when constructed and operated as herein described and for the purposes set forth.
72,047.--REVERSIBLE SADIRON.--S.M. Johnson, Lockport, N.Y.
I claim, 1st, The combination, with a reversible sadiron, A, of the hollow handle, C, forming a reservoir, i, the pipe, D, leg, l, and set screw, H, or equivalent, arrranged and operating substantially in the manner and for the purpose set forth.
2d, Also, in combination therewith, the pipe, E, provided with burner, e, cone, G, and stop-cock, F, arranged and operating substantially as specified.
72,048.--BOOT AND SHOE.--William Keats, and John Keats, Street, England.
We claim the construction of coverings for the feet, substantially hereinbefore set forth, that is so say, with the sole cut at the edge, and sewed to the edge of the upper while turned outward, substantially as described.
72,049.--MUFF.--M.A. King, New York city.
I claim a muff provided with the skeleton spring frame B, made in sections, for the purpose of sustaining its cylindrical form, and adapting it for use as a reticule or pocket, substantially as shown and described.
72,050.--HORSE HAY FORK.--Alfred Knapp, North Fairfield, Ohio.