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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-27
WHAT Is 4 COLLECTOR!

This question presses upon us every time we read
Soft exutation over the removal OF Judge Bronson
What is said is bad enough but what is tacity assumed
or quietly implied is far worse.
Can any man imagine George Washington presiding
over Cabinet Council called to consider tie expedi
ency Of removing such a Collector Judge Bronson
on such pretexts as are set up the Guthrie letters
Has any body from the DAY OF his appointment till
now, even limited that he was either incompetent I'M
Trustworthy or unlaithful Has any one man of our
twenty-five Millions ever harbored for moment a
fear that Judge would ably discharge the duties
of Collector and promptly account for every dollar
that should come into his hands Has his removal
been demanded for a single reason which, however
urgent at the Pewter Mug could with deeency be
toned in Court of Justice
No; the man chosen by the President to supervise
the collection Of two-thirds of the National Revenue
now amounting to than fifty millions per annum,
is turned out of the place which he sought and
mos reluctantly accepted. not for any reason affecting
bis capacity OF official worth but on barrOOm prete1ts
that imply despotic power and groyeng purposes in
the bestower with degradation and serylit the recp
lent, of Presidential patronage. Pierce appointed and
Guthrie was the immediate superior of the Collector
therefore the latter is their tool their puppet their
slave He is to see through their eyes, and jump AZ
their nod, aud study to anticipate their bidding lie
is not charged with selecting unfit undeserying
for Office but with not parceling out bis patronage
in the way to effect certain partisan purpose. He
Las dared to cherish convictions and 10 act upon them
instead keeping his eye upon the weAthecOck to see
how the wind blew at Washington He is not charged
with any heresy as TO the Platform on which Pierce
was elected but of being too earnest and thorough in
his devotion to il He imposed too long probation on
baeksders protesting to have returned to the bosom
Of the church In short he has dared to be the
Collector, when the role set down for him was that OF
the Aga of the Janzaries And so bis official head is
of his shoulders Well: there are stations less honor.
able and dignifed than that of private citizen
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-27

The Satanic Press has an article against The Rich
@oHd Inquirer for watering on the Slavery question.
II would seem that the pure exponent OF dabolism in
this City not satisfied with the course of The Eaqz-
rr. If" says the Satanic organ, The life of The
Enquirer depended upon his power TO vindicate him
sell before the Democracy OF Virginia, We should
count upon bis execution certain and bis fate would
q" be just" The sentence, though abundantly foggy.
means that the Editor of that paper should be hanged
The Satanic further diseourses as follows:
The RieAm0Ad Enquirer has power 10 speak for the
South only when sustains the South The aStonal De
moerscy Of the North who fought through the Fug
tive law rh0 N SLarery tlmeAt Of latena rezi
and national sfrRgh rkO look to s early ezteasOa into
Marco Gsd Cuba who would defeat the maehnatons of
England and France by carrying to those points where
can be most successfully and probably employed who
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FROM TEXAS. &c.

BALTIMORE, NCdnesday Ut. 3, lsll.
The southern mail is through from Mobile. Two New.
Orleans mails now due
The British steamer Conway arrived at savannah not
Charleston. SIZE disabled that was with difficulty
she wa, kept afoat.
The Charleston and Savannah papers state that the late
gale was very the cOas doing immense damage
TO the shipping Among the disasters eltoned Is that 10
the - hooner Advent of Portsmouth. n which was
abandoned at sea the schooner Haowe from Savannah
for Rockland. was also abandoned at sea- complete
wreck large number Of coasting vessels are ashore az
different points
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-27
THE FIRE AT CINCINNATI THE MARTHA
WASHINGTON TRIAL
CEcINNArL Wednesday, Oct

IINCINNATI Y ednesdaY, OCT. 20, 800.
The loss by the fire here Saturday night amounted to
s5OOO Ii is covered by insurance in local and foreign
offices
Tho press and public are quite indignant Judge Nc
Leans order forbdding the publication of the Martha
Washington trial during it, progress The CIaciaHaf'
Commercial published report Of Fridays proceedings
when Thomas Ewing the attorney for the defense made
motion for the arrest of the publishers but Judge NJ Lean
refused 10 entertain it, the ground that the testimony
was the same az given on a former occasion.
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WUJc NoNTNATTONS

With Judicial pi-trct-Moses Taggart who
toned Independent Candidate has refused the Of
biz name for such q purpose.
Gcnesee Co.-District Attorney Seth Wakeman
Orange Co.-Assembly-l Franklin Mulliner p Hez
ekieh II. Mofiat 3. Morgan Shut.
AHahy C0.-Assembly I. Archibald Dunlap Of West
Troy
Niagara Co.-Assembly . Reuben Wilson Hard
and j. ID Cooper Soft Mr. Cooperwas removed from the
Pos, Once at Olcott in lsls for his Free Solism.
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CIscNSATI. Thursday, Oct. 20 1888.
Judge Mclean ordes prohibiting the publication Of the
Martha Washington trial continues TO excite much aen
ton The DALI Sun set the order defiance aud pub
l,hed full report this morning To day Judge Mclean
ordered Tie Sun reporter out Of Court and the proprietor
of that Journal threatens to bring civil suit against the
Judge The reporter had taken hs notes outside the bar
The Press here contend that the order is unconstitutional
and slnacks Of despOtism
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FROM NFXICO

NV ORLEANs, " ednesday U't. 70, Is3J.
By the steamer Texas, from Vera Cruz we learn that
the revolution in Yucatan had been suppressed after loss
Of 500 men
The Spanish Minister has suspended his relations with
tie Mexican Government and lett the Capitol The cause
Is unknown.
The rayages of the Indians continued in Durango and
New Leon
CholeIa was still raging at Oaxaca.
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CITY REFORM.

The Reform Committee appointed at Metropolitan Hall at the
greet meeting on the 9Th March invite their fellow czsns
hiendlv 70 Reform to attend public meeting Metropolitan Hail.
on MONDAY MKT the 3s inst u O'Clock NJ to take such
deemed Hpedeni with reference the approach
ing election
All persons who desire the election Of Ocers within the
Cy iucsIcoiyc Of party Sly requested to attend
ry order Of the Committee.
PETER COOPER Chlrman
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FATAL RAILROAD AUGMENTATION AS
CENSIO\

LANcAsrER, Pa, Wednesday. OFT 90. ls53.
man named Daniel Peters from Marietta. attempted
10 get on the omicrant train while in notion fell and
Instantly killed
Elliott the aronaut who made ascension az Balt
more TO day landed near Chstana in this County max
Ing distance Of miles in hour and ten minutes The
last 80 miles was done in the almost incredible time Of
twcnsy minutes He saws he reached altitude of four
miles and was hurried along by heavy gale nearly the
whole distance
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-27

l5 orr-,~a the schenes Of European despos for IL
sboifiou bv projects for Il practical fortichtln within
"a without our present territorial limits
Tie great horsewhipped il appropriately the ai7o-
cate Of such Democracy as IN Slavery an ele-
aert Of strength which looks to it, early extension
- into Mexico and Cuba 1t is natural and proper
that lie should be the mouth piece Of such doctrines
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-27
ROBBERY OF CALIFORNIANS AT NORFOLK

NORTON, NednesdaY, UCt- 30, I'lJ.
Tie bark Harvard from Newport, Wales, bound 10 this
port with railroad ronyent ashore the ed onW aicha
Jrigne Shoe and the vessel sunk to her deck in sand
Tie crew were safe .
The schooner Benjamin Browning, from Fort Wathan
or Philadelphia, ashore the gath in Linn Haven
Bay The cargo proved total loss but the vessel would
probably be saved
Last night Californian arrived here by the Northern
Light was robbed of 300 and another missing with
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-27
IRISH RIOT

PIIrsBURGH, Wednesday, Oct %, 1883
Last night bloody riot took place about dusk three
miles Of Washington, between party Of Irish rail
road labOrers-- Cork oDians and COnnaught men Two
men had their skulls broken and otherwise seriously
injured of them is not expected 10 live The Ill
tGry and Pice called out TO day and fifty arrests
were made but numbers escaped. The prisoners are
undergoing examination and great excitement pre-
wills
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-27

The Boston journals unanimous in their paudts OF
julien leader and Of his company They agree that
such leader and such company Of insrumentasts were
before heard there and great their expecta
tons they have been than realized by the perform
arces rivon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-27

The Mayor last night vetoed the recent resolution
adopted by the Common Council to increase the pay
Of Policemen 1t is doubtful if the measure will pass
by the necessary majority to overcome the veto.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-27

The American Institute Fair closed yesterday
evening, with the usual award of Premiums We
understand that the Fair did not pay expenses in
sequence of the greater attraction up town
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-27
MAINE LAW NOMINATIONS

TOmpkiAs C0.-Assembly, ? Eli Beers District A,tor.
ney jerome Rowe
BroOne CO.-Distrct Attorney, solomon Judd, a self
nominated Temperance Wig
XIX OHeida-senator Daniel G. Dorrance the Wing
nominee resolution adopted calling upon DR. Loo
mis-, the Free Soil nominee 10 withdraw
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MARINE DISASTERS

BosToS, Wednesday, Oct. g. 1883.
The chip William sturgis Capt Bradford from ST John
b. for Liverpool ashore the night OF the oath
inst, "A miles west Of Quoddy Head
Ship Lapland Of Boston, from St John, n b, for Lfy
erpoOl went ashore at Prescott Medate given The
masts were gone and her bottom out. The towbOa
X Forbes Is to proceed to the assistance Of the VII
liam Sturgis
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WRECK OF THE SHIP PRESIDENT

81. JOHN n. b, Iuesday Oct 2j, 1913.
The ship President, lof Boston, Coffin for Liverpool
with deals was driven from her anchorage eastward Of
Partridge Island in gale, and grounded off Red Head
in heavy surf No communication be had with the
shore and it is feared she has bged The is making
a complete breach over her.
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DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS

ALBASY Wednesday Oct 70. 1852
samuel L. Ansbe is nominated IS the bunker candidate
for Assembly in the Albany District
There was good sleighing this morning a, Sand Lake
Rensselaer, County.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-27

Tie Triennial Convention of the Episcopal Church
closed its labOrs yesterday We give elsewhere brief
review OF its proceedings, and the Pastoral Letter.
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DEATH OF AN EDITOR

NEw BEDFORD, Wednesday, Oct. 90, 1853.
Henry Lindsey, Editor Of TIE Wkakmqas slipping
Li and proprietor Of the Exchange News Room died at
his residence in this city, to-day, aged IS years.
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Nfo'l York DAILY 0riDu,ge,
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 81, 1853.

notice be taken Of Communication whatever
insertion be authenticated By the and
address the necessarily for publication, but
Of his good nth.
We cannot undertake % rejected Communications
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-27
THANKSGIVING IN MARYLAND.

BAITIMOkE, Weuntsdayl UCt %, I-JJ.
The Governor Of Maryland has appointed the oath No
yember as nksgiging Day.
M Elliott made Balloon Ascension from this City this
morning and landed safely at Lancaster this evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-27
DEPARTURE OF THE CANADA

HUsTON, v edntsuay Utt 20 100.
The r. NJ. steamship Canada Capt Stone sailed al
day with 81 passengers for Liverpool and IA for
Halifax
The Canada took out s.sOOoO mostly in American gold
coin and ingots.
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FIRE AT PROVIDENCE.

PROVIDENCE, X. l., thursday, Oct. H-2 A. VI
The Howard block Westminster S., n this city, is al
in fsnes-lpsrticulars in the morning.
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FROM WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON Wednesday. Oct %. 1883 y
The Hon + NJ McLane Commissioner TO China Is in
W hinctOu receiving instructions.
The Star % this evening cnntrsdcts the reported dan
eerous illness Of Assistant Postmaster Hobbie Hewss al
lis post today
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WING NOMINATIONS.
Troy. Wednesday. o

Troy. Wednesday. Oct. 90 lss3.
The following nominations were made by the Wig
County Convention 10 day For Senator, L Pratt for
County Clerk A H. sheldon for District Attorney, A.
Bingham
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THE LATEST NEWS,
RECEIVED By
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
AFFAIRS AT THE CAPITOL.

WASHINGTON, Wednesday Oct $, l'5'
TIE Jsi0n viii blaze away sgain tomorrow on the
ASrcanizsfon Of Cuba II Is al Distant fetch to dre'
public att nion from the intestine in the Democranc
Camp There never was more ooltless mares nest B.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-27
EDITORIAL CHANGE.

WAsBISGTOS, Wednesday, October %, 1888.
Charles Eames has ceased all connection with TIE
Warrington Union.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-27

D.r~by re- u AL --r-"-
ry HEoEER & BROTBER, finding, from complsints
With reach them frsquszy tbs certain parties s0ns Of ZION
.vsd rselrs Their parees they PAT u7 Initiate
tie Crctr M and q Fov. closely ~ % sees's
the urotsr cs1g1s oeesonAF Until D. n's
ttey 6eovcr TIE osersncs between The ssd n is7n
would therefore fbs; thsr sn4 ,a1r " are
prn,3 psckaFe which b TIE only
tie r8slo-for Examining lumber Of comp =.
moved % be The limitations Thy have IseS1y
snsw eopyr.ehted lstel printed in red on ne p
49, p, seR.u. Fosr 70 Distinguish them from the iiaiia-
ticIs ,..,. r..
v. ,s do rot Keep the articles an5fae'ued At iss Gro
NILS fuiie. By sending through any "a y
- - s,., =, .isze rsetsse. HEcEEE BEorHEH
Cotton MN. No. ~ cherry- near fits-.ap--
-TyTTNSTVP SALE or CHOICE NEW-bIGHIOS
r,. =, ACTION With call attention 70 tae large and
- 70, he.,if,l BudsE Lots and Cottage Sites At the
ill.,. Of New Brighton. staten Island 70 be made THIS
D,y , II ocloek n On the ground By ALsEsr H. Nie'tF
Tt dssIats valuable Lot ore situated IL Fort H WITHIN
x, iuues either the Newbrgh.on or Quasn me FER
e su5Ds en- and elegant view Of the whole Of
EwYort Bay Sandy Hook the Atlantic Ocean the Long Island
bore For, Brookyn WsobUrgh' the East and North
Bve the City the Newark Bay IN fact the scene
" uDsursssed being perfectly surrounded By wser AID po'
be the properly susted on the no
ct point Of elevation conmsndng without exception the has
,osee in the world the time from portion Of
lss lou, BY stesn Boa wss about 20 minutes
A Il vslsLle Lots north Quarantine fronDs the Bay
formng block BY stuyvesnt Jay De ksb AID Wa
the latter the street AZ the foot OF winch the Contemplated
Ferry will probably be ersbished
T boat sudg At Quaraniine leave hour from o'clock
NJ until O'Clock p NJ the last boat leaves Whitehall New
York NJ which Fves every facility Necessary persons
ors business IN the City olEewYofk desous Of making this bean
,f and romantic place their private residence The streets and
syenues ae now bpg handsomely graded a. the Hpen Of the
resent cwnes the oomutaton BY boats only rs per an
nun which railroad stage route IN the City Of
York Tbs think chance rarely 70 b. met viii snd
worthy the ali persons that seeking TO obtain healthy
iocus settlement well csplhs 60 per cent can re-
fiu On bond and mortgage and the title ndbPus
be
For horraph maps further particulars refer to the Auc
toneer. No a. Walsf.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-27
DEATH OF AN OLD PHYSICIAN.

LOUIsYILLE wednesday, Oct 20, 800.
DR. C. Gaul' the Oldest physician In this State died
at bis residence this city ON Saturday night.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-27

APPoIsTNEyTs By TIE PREsIDEST-A Van Camp. Of
California be Commercial Agent Of the United States
for the Nsvgsiors Samoan ISLANDS aud the Friendly
or Tonga Islands, in the Pacific Ocean
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HorrpY.-we are determined to reduce our Stock

HOSIERY We are determined 70 reduce our o'ocA
otsee Thy al ffesh aid oefAssor o~s 1S'fA
fio this .n and invite obbss and retailers 70 Hs7sei ss
,ok We ars prepared zb . heavy 10 Inquire TT no
siery Depsrnsnf, see0nd story
MoULTos PLffpTOS. WILLiaEs Co,
~ 2vsssy All Bs-slsJ-cG
DrectIy d Astgr H9sss.
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NOMINATIONS FOR GOVERNOR.
Elections Take Place In November.

State BAig D,n and Pre-, Soil
U-fsroxS1s UyyRys RAIN WILLIAM A BARSTOW
-. :. - EDW HOLTOS. r. 8
NEw-JERsEY. JOEL HAYWOOD RODMAS NJ PRICE
MAINLAND ...... hlSh ) bONIE + WILKINS LIGON
MISSISSIPPI. FRScs NJ ROGERS JOHN J. MAcRAE
HENRY W. BISHOP.
hAssAcHrsErrs-EA "AshbURSt BRADFORD l. WALES.
tHESRY WILSON, r 5
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CAUTION no MANUFACTURERS OF INpIA RvRRrR


Gvrrs fKRoRA ke-Whereas John Rider Of City New
Nofk has procured patent OF the United States for alleged
fosemeni the OF manufacturing PehA being for
hsscns httfe vuanon and where the subscriber
that The said John Rider and his brother VIM Rider
vihe North American GUta PerchS organized
ec aes patent endeSvorns make sales OF the stock
company and OF interests Of ghts said alleged
ptnis y mas nations that puha
een{ey sha licenses under said Riders will acquire BY said
Rurehese aen the right patented process
sese should Be construed admission bv me Of ,ach r
tended shfs 20 OF valeSurafon without special
eense nom me- Ane unless innocent induced hV
such nfaOns purchase Interests
tout "a make heuse parties anon nv p,ni
Ss Do vaanaon Of caoutehouc granted IS 1874 ana
sued Dec IS lSS hereby caution al notice thar
abe purchasers Of the seek Of sad North American Guta PerehA
Company and licenses under said Riders patent .l val
canning the manufacture Of PeEcAA special
heens nom render themselves personally and individually
Die 10 inffnse Of patent and viii be prosecuted such
CHas GooDYEAR
FoR SME-Eight power knitting Looms, Cranes
fsaten. With valuable improvement stached Hand
Icons Wineer; Cotton Cafds s. inches wide Cotton LspPe
pattern inches wide; all running AID good order
'as inc uIe Of the Subscribers a. their mill
rssSest IL od ~ 1855 MAILING HOPKINS
FAIRBANKS PLATFORM SCALES-Long known, Sc
sereS tested, 49, irsht-sAs acknow sedstandsrd
FnSKASKs 4 Co. No 50 Ws,erst-
R shorn of its locks the beauty Of the human head
s9se ~ eftsne has made bala fortune fie nav
ke disappointed By the oftAa Az pnrrc
SAkkkks CHEvEgxroSioCE Price y ceafS sola evcbs-~
ne. - Brpsswsy -s -'s''s--"'-''
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Sampson slsuqh,ersd, with 6cat
Thousands with donkey jaw
LYoS with bis Powder kills
Mious-thousauds with bic Pills.
Eed-bues rotches heas are slain,
b that L magnetic rains
Rats aud nice, though cute ~ foxes,
Fat their death from bis pill toxes
~ Central Depot for LYONS Magnet Powder and
Pills No. ~ Broadway
HAIR DYE AND WIGs.-BATCHELOR's Mandatory
No l Broadway opposite the PARK
he has the best accumulation Ia the world for the appca
Hair Dye and the sale Of bis newly invented
Wigs and Toupees Nine private rooms all on one floor
IL CRIsTADORO'S EXCELSIOR LIQUID HAIR DYE
applied daily the factory No. AsOr House An objsc
tonse head Of hair psr Of wkrs be trsnsrned "a
beautiful and natural color The certainty
with which wonderful indeed sold whoale AID
retail at CRisTADoROs.
WHAT CAN BE OBTAINED FOR 4 DOLLAR
splendid Farm, worth. 3%lHD
Horse that mile in 2 80 wOrth..... 100
Piano worth from. SJ0j u Wv
Or any Of
PERHAMs ZOO Gifs.
And four admissions 10 the Exhibitions Of the
Seven Mile Mirror
BY purchasing Gin Tickets At Nos $50 5}j Broadway
~ The Gold Medal given by the American Institute
this the best Dguerreoyp exhibited has been
srded MEADE BROTHERs No % Broadway " Y AMI VIII
liar sburgh l.. l.
HUTCHINSON FAMILY CONCERTs--Reseryed Tick
had these pleasing singers Concerts this evening and all
their fuvoIie sons including Little 1Opsy, At
HORACE WbTERss, No. SBj Broadway,
The Great Piano and Music Establishment.
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" FOwLERs Il WELLS, PhrenOlogists and Publish
Clinton Hall No. 49, Nasssust- New-lOrk.
SECONDHAND PIANos.-A great variety, from the
beet makers bargains from so 1850 nearly equal
hoRaUr WArERs's great Piano and Music Establishment
M " ANr,.d
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usns having needle needles with
eve ne en- the point hereby infringing ORR
sinai Patent granted 10 1896 all nfrnger will be hid
law The following licensed to
manufacture sell Sewing Machines unde said Patent viz
Hesrs Wheeler Wilson Co. Grover Baker Co tho American
Magnetic Sewing Machine Co and Bahof Of York; Mich
Bliss aud A. BerOw. of Boston, Ne Woodbridge, keeue
a Moore Lynn, Miss; and A. h. Howe, OfN. Y
HOWE. JR- fatonee Of the Original Sewing Machine,
No BroAdwe IiewiOik and No. 81 Hanover Boston.
ScYte
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u Housekeepers and all others in want of Bedding
pesfeads kc would do well call NJ WLLAsDs old
EshSd No $50 Chatham Of Mubo where
be found the largest Of articles In his line
10 the public.
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SEWING MAcHNEs-ANo1HER WONDERFUL M
ppovrMENT-I NJ SINGER Co. have exhibition
and original machine winch takes entirely stitch IN
Uay designed for stitching linen and other fine goods and
deped 10 complete revolution hat depGm mt OF
cture perfect Obvaos all objections hitherto
made TO All manufacturers Of aud
call these machines Also tn
proved machines for quilting Innings Of every kind
SEWING MACHINEs-CAkD TO THE PUBIIC.-l per-
eeye that advertising himself paentee OF he
Original Sowing Machine and claiming that all who machines
kAying needa with The point RESPONSE
be contradict Howe me
original paienoe John j. GTeenOugh aud George r. COss each
had Sewing Machine before Howe obtained his
the Office show Howe the gnal aud
machine which he OBJ ued his patent tie
needle with the the point lie
the pointed Noodle
and the shte making inteIOcked stitch with threads
IN Th tbnss which form the essential bass Of all
Sewing first invented by aud c0nbnedn
Sewing Machines which used and extensively
Sork aud Baltimore than 10 be-
hre How - patent granted.
By myself could havea valid
patent uIOn eyeOinttd needle and shuttle combination
Of these facts II abundant conclusive
adyene circun would permit
enforce my rights by applying fora patent for original nyen
by law entitled IT, and in due doubt will get
case HOwos license Will be protection against
claims shall the and INSIST just
kOn all who non All who feel Interest Ia this sub
by calling the satisfactory evidence that
was original of Sewing Machine.
No