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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-03

Tie Toronto CoioniA laughs at the notion Of al nya-
sion Of Canada by Irish army from this side of the
line led by JOHN Mitchell, and promises that their
dread onset shall be repealed by an equal force Of fd
gtiyes from Slavery, now living in the province No
doubt the negroes would fight desperately for If Mitchell
Should conquer, they would Of course at once be re-
stored TO that Mosaic condition Of which be ia so great
sn amateur. But the Canadians need not be much
alarmed tie invading army will not be SO large or so
formidable to require any grea. military resistance
On the general question Of annexation and slavery
Tie COlOnst has the following judiciou, remarks:
We have nothing to rebel for. We have as much DO.
hdesl freedom a. We can desire If such an invasion
the proposed attempted. would be xnder tn
painful necessity Of teaching the invaders
aluaIy lesson that would induce them fudre to attend
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-03

before the public IN order to screen himself from the
;r5srept iny. ked by his public acts. When be doe.
tia. they becon legitimate subjects Of scrutiny AMI
cor,ert We are bound to say, then that during the
twenty ,esrs struggle in this State against the evils Of
i,,e,,nersuce we have never beea made of any
active sympathy with thOsc engaged therein on the
ns-, Of Horstio SEYMOUR II his sympathy with
Tempernrce efforts had led him to abstain person
sIlv FROM the use OF IntO1i, sting Liquors, or to
give his time his money and his influence the pro-
motion Of the Temperance cause, then he might less
theoretically parade his pirate views in yiudicaon
Of bis public acts; but while Lis lifelong habits
and pr4ctces are al Oo the side of that gen.eel
wine drinking which lead, smoothly and EASILY down
to greg Lop tippog snd ruinous drunkenness. ap-
pretend that those who i've and labor for Mans saliva
ton from the curse of Alcoholic madness will prefer
to meet his ;reacherous and deadly hostility as best
they may without being slayerei over With his SYM
patty"
Fellow soldiers ia The Temperance army our hopes,
70 far as this State are concerned, are rGthlessly
stricken down for the present session We must s.rug-
gle On with the Law ard its leading executor against
US through the residue of this political year But shall
this rebuff dishesrten Us NO-Dever, We have the
Senate secure for the session and both Governor
a. i Assembly are to be chosen next November. We
can ,urely elect an Assembly we did last Fall we
con corr, Governor alsO-and WE WILL Letus take
care that some man be nOmnatei-by each party, if
possitle-by one party if no mOre-by OURSELVES
il 10 party will DO it-who s oPenl! PLEDGED by his
pas, life or otherwise TO concur with the Legislature
in eIactDg law to arrest the ravages Of lntempe-
rance. We may be beaten-ye must not be betrayed.
Let this gear witness the putting forth If our mightest
efforts IN the firm conviction that with the blessing of
God we can rid our state Of the OF legslized
rum selling by this one gigantic struggle Forward
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-03

.;, And DOW If instead OF having his costs passed
the Clerk OF the Supreme Court q" as hereto
~ - 4 and allowed be will submit himself to
the rules and practice Of the Court Itself Sad receive
for his services - much as It ma! CONCEIVE them 10 %
reasonably worth, j'st az other iAwyess do ae may
be sure that the public will gladly award TO hs Official
career no. only the credit be has already e,rncd,-
which was very easy to earn-Of honoraby SURPRISING
many OF his predecessors but the higher and nober
need of having applied the golden rule ia the labor'
of an Office from which il had been long and vigorously
eycluded
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-03
NEW CHAPEL.

Mission Chapel, instituted under the supervision Of
the City Mission Society. and rlaced mainly under the
pastoral charge of the Rev Amsi Camp was yesterday
opened for Divine worship the second floor OF No 100
Center ST. in plain apartment furnished with seats for
go adults This Chspeis meant to be free place oi
worship for all who wish hear The Gospel preached and
It's influence s more particularly designed TO reach the de-
based population OF the neighborhood
The expenses TO be borne by voluntary conribu-
ton IL Is designed be ground 10 all eyangeli
cal tecs three clergymen Of different denominations Off
caed in yesterday and the pastor expects to have his
duties shared from time o. time by ministers of all
eelca bodies Sunday School has Also been opened in
tie apartment. which attended yesterday by % pupils
and 30 teachers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-03

=, ~ " own asairs The PEOPLE Of Csu,ls woa,i rise sp
OIno -. 10 man. thus giving them an o. ,ytu ni,g
sgulst unanimity. We are quite satisfied with oar
=. sSo'.e i,. y nor have desire at present to
Pt =, 49, M, Ii in time 10 coma oh,n,e ~ If
10 dsrId 80 AZ, H. vii not be annexa,ion Wa ara
a. csslv onns,o politically with the United s,,es a,
We evCr hail bS arc nearly a. closely connected
with ihem in commerci point of view. s. the State Of
New York is with Ohio NoeP. com;;"fc'A oonnsc-
lion. Se will have no other We VIII make no conntehos
with them .hst viii empower the savedr:ver - m,<s
Cansda hunting grounc. Human fe'o AMI ooot shall
be battered in Canada Ike the bests Of The nst
The baying Of the blood hounds all echo through
woods II Mitchell plantation Of at MI GERS
fog he will have seek il ia other place thsn
Canada II Canada ever becomes SSte Of the nion.
it nil be until It's soil l. soaked with blood II is o.
well that our would be invaders should know this
plcitly. oIce for all When will change present.
form Of government. viii set mp acsoanI.
Al all times will be glad 20 live terms OF frient
ship with the Government and people OF the United States.
If possible and if will DO the best {, take
care of ourselves which have doubt Of being well
able to do
These are true words. As long as the socaod FREQ
States he desecrated by man-hunters Csnsds may
well shrink from becoming one of them. But please
God. Tie time will come when tina. obstacle will no
longer exist, and when all the free communities
of North America, alike in language, literature laws
traditions social usages and spirit, may become mem
bers of the same political system That good time Mr..
John Mitchell with bis u,t for and women to own
and fog is not likely very much TO advance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-03
THE vOTE on THE STEAM FRIGATES

HoUsE OF REPREsENTATyEs, WAISGToS, MARCH a.
Yeas and Nays the passage Of the bill constructing Six
New Steam Frgetes
YEAS Mes's Aiken W Allen. Appleton, Ashs, II B,yly,
Bank Jr Barry Belcher Bell Benson BSs Bocock BggG Car
psut Cse ChsmberlsiD Chandler Chssaln Clnsn,n Cook,
hede Eyer5sr Farley Faulkner Florence Fuller doodle,
Goodrich Grey, Harris HARRISON Hastings Haven Hbbsrd
Houston howe BuEt ingeTso J. Jsn.s n Jones' Kerr KID
well kiredge Latham Lilly Lyon hcCalloch Macdonald MAJ
we'll MAY Nison Morrison Murray Packer Peck Peskhan
Pennington Psrkins j. Perkins j, Phillips Pc cell Pratt
Preston. PTinre Puryesr Riddle Richie Robbins Jr Run
Russell, sabD Seward seymour shaw, Singleton, A. Smith,
VIM sr IL W r Smith q W smyth, r p Stanton II ssn-
too L. Stevens s,rsub d. Stuart, j. Taylor Taylor N
Taylor Ihnrson Trey Trol T.ed upbin Vail yaasant,
walker Walsh, Wtshburu Jr, T. Wentworth, Wsstbrooh,
Wheeler D b Wright, II Wright ZOllicoser ll3
NAYS Ne.s Acercrombe jGues c. Allen Bennett Benton,
Royce pbe Cemhe Chris,man Cobb Cox Curtis Johu
DGvh Thcm4s Davis DsN.on. Eastman Edgerton fenton,
kslsr Aaron Harlan Hendcs, Bsnn Hal d. Jones George
W Jors Krox Lane Lpdl.y EcNlen, Macy John Miller.
snth Aier Sicols Old. Oliver Or Parker Ready Thomas
Rtchey Wade. Fl hu h. Washbgrue. Wels IS
ABSENT Oh NOT VOTING-hesrs David j Bailey Ball,
BsIkdsle Be Breckenrsse Bridge, Brooke Chase Church
well Clars Co!9u Crsge. Crocle CuNom Cutting De VIII,
Dcknon Disney Drum D1nham EdnAnds Edmun1son Elliott,
Hrgh Ewing Franklin, Gamble GddEgs Greon Green wood,
Hamilton Andrew Harlan W Harris Hiyer Hughes.
johnson Ke Kurt Lamb Letcsr, W D. Lladssy M.Doassl.
Mes.r NcQaeen, Mace Mse.on M,ahee, NAVAL, M.ssh.m,
Mldde.ssrth Moran Noble Norton Andew Oliver Phelps
Shelton Gerrt Smith sasigrass Sellers Sephea saon
stuart, WsGricse Nsey Warren, J. Wentworth, Vire,
istes-57.
One vacancy. and Speaker Boyd rot voting
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-03
TIE CRYSTAL PALACE.

We rejoice 10 learn that the movement intended 70
relieve the management of the Crystal Palace OF
all embarrassments and place the enterprise foot.
ing of perfect ability to fulfill its benefcent purposes
goes successfully Though the suggestion has barely
been presented, tickets of admission to tie Palace
have already been subscribed for to the amount of
$50, CO0-es follows;
SIKH Az Railroad $1,000 ST. Nicholas Hotel Oco
American $500 METROPOLITAN Hotel 300
Dones5 shsrm.l. 6So Joh1 Gsnn 1000
We trust our other Hotels, Railroads, aud Mer-
chants with lines of Steamboats, places of Amuse
ment, and public spirited citizens will follow the lead
already given and assure the country forthwith that
the Worlds Exhibition Of Art and Industry is not to
be abandoned Though il has proved unfortunate to ts
stockholders, that Exhibition Las already been worth
20 the business OF City three times it's cost The
main defect las been that hitherto fe have borne
tie cOst while many have reaped the benefit. Let
wise lberality be now eyinced, and al may be sig
naly benefited. Bear in mind that the London Crys-
tal Palace which is regarded so signal triumph,
bed the benefit Of preliminary subscription OF several
hundred Thousands of dollars given outright to START
il by tie manufacturers, merchants and capitalists of
Great Briainthat it bad the powerful support Of the
Queen and Court throughout. with the Ari.tocracy,
Army Navy and Police devoted to irs service and ts
success is fully accounted for.
The value to our city OF Worlds Exhibition per
msnen'ly established here cannot be overestimated
The Real Estate Of City could afford to pay for it
thrice over. Consider what edo has been made here
about Mint when this Exhibition h worth 70 our City
more than forty Mints Men Of wealth, Of business
and enterprise consider that you are not asked TO
give any thing but merely to take transferable admis
sions az the current price in order 10 clear of the n
cubus OF debt end enable the Directors to proceed 10
making the Exhibition more valuable and attractive
than ever. Let US do il &. once.
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ofh- Gs-s R-sit.dve HoogisS5s GtRsir BTIE'' p-
pessd bg Dt G JACgIoE phISe?Aa -.
Tb,y uzyrr.ay searer.seri 90 be '1p1- - - i-j'
t~,r- psbc for tee core Of LIVER o1-'.
DIV s ItynLrs Diy Dis sc " ins All2i1' All
Al t.sr,, asirs ron 5.so. 6rai LIVER SOD stemsh
IoyeD Eerr Z ~ Js1e.viHe WIS sept l57i - i'i'
&c utr Lfse-sscF po31lsr bore en- Ano' - -
9ssd ts .es on cur y nave W to!e Ficn tis
he ssfafffita o. E-cgltss Conan Bie" yns "a -
nd We recommend them O. iefsiasS' spfns sa' '
mf6hbt" a.. ~. , 1881 aid
c2ey % y0l ifoH Ds1.1.
s,@ orr. - yCyr D.rs uhc1 Used ana i'olu -
-si,sf s,, Nv hss improved 20 such 8 9ca
..Ir = 20 ,t..ad - nv is't@ lunoef O. a.
= ~. lboo4 10 seDd 20 Nl~s1Eeo or g. =.
~ A. sz.rcy here could sci 4ssHes - t''"
azure re- acgoypoy lad FEB 10. 1888
ID, gfysows P'ess scad ne TIE o,ee 20 .yec.
G.rr-aa Bitsn prepared BY d. b JAetson
lie 20 cuf asrgemtLt sate rtcfit@o io. - h{c5 nav,
- for .st tbss from .uo 81 oAef neS'HV'
, bA'e i@A'i' f-'' NI8Roo fEYs)L0s :
r., l. -. yo,. bv 4 r D SANDS 40 To- N ton cor
an ,nd c " RING Of joins and Brosd way
and by deaers IL medicine eyt y ----------
not rail against az lair dyes because most OF them
are obprnsg auds" CTnrADoRos ExeEL5ioR s e.sn.y
ey,Gte Psasug and through the Ibes oithe hs
Ie The lbIe ursTs 20 them the moe SUPERB
brovu black sold and psteiy spped sCssrAD'k"' '
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-03

HoRArIo KING, Esq, who has been appointed Assistant
Postmaster General in The place Of Mr. lobbe deceased.
is native of Maine scholar and good writer. lie iss
printer by trade and st time the editor Of Tie
j tr,oEicn, published in Portland. Daring the sini,
isiraon Of Mr. Fillmore, he PLACED in the bureau OF
he Post Office Department which bad to do with neras
iope postal c, nce,us The selection is considered good
one Ly those WI, know him.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-03

LIrr1E FAILS " Y-At the charter election the Wings
succeeded in elecng by average majority Of about :"
their President Collector Treasurer Assessor Chief IA
gineer, and all the Village Trvstyes save ons.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-03

Among the Journals of Turin the Uone wa'th frstt,
copy Mr. John " Daniel pesssn, letter touching the
pecula ties of society and manners in tbs. place
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-03
Buelnees Notices

PRINTS We are opening twenty five new styles Of
Prints yery pic. particularly nvts The aoaon OF
close buyers them the best bargain In Pra offered th sea-
HorLros PLIsrTos,
Importers md JobhsuL
No IL ye.ey saa 80. Barclays Sc
directly Of ;as AstOr Hou,s.
ST. arms. HUTCHINSON & Co. wholesale dealers ia
vsLs, RtaroNs DPYss Linens EnEsoDEKIs' LAczs.
t,xrLss HozEsY MLLNTsT Go0os &c. Merchants from
Ut invited eSaine stock ref PURCHASING.
Eos II and a w~rsn--t- fOur door belor BroadEsy.
LOTT TO LEr.-Ibe first Loft OF our store to
depth 6se nonh ,bt ioa ADJ 'syss~
veil adapted for an Importer or Jotber
MovLrov PtiY2roS
I2ves.y. and Baesy directly rear Of Astora9o.s
SPLENDID NEW SPIaNG GOODS JCsr OPESED.-jD'
SsIos It z BOB MS No. 81 Grssss q ofshs,d
:.Ss Pen md sips sI cecSc casnSfs Grape sssT
de-. b,s. SSss rrsseS Cir sf.s De Bs PoP ch;
B.ss' P,d. Prined J'oats teS s h'S1s os pres
R.MovAi.-smnB s. LOUSsBERY would rcspecy5
PLY norm tbe friends spd ths Pqsne q" ny S srosiasr
sss,' 1910 SiSSn ' Ths 80 s .h ,heF
s.w s,ns Ssyls. eo,ns Of Mosaic Ve's' I'pe'' h'D'"
Tbre-ps AID Inpsis ,,,.e,
Hnslh nd America. FLOOR o. Cloth ar a. 's' GOODS a
FowIKgs AND " Fills, Phrenologists aud Publish
o.. c,neon Hsn No lsl ts>.so-ir new ! Or.
TUY ORIENT MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY VIII
be on the let March 1854 to receive sppc.oH
b 90 Marine toe I.aaspo s ~ On $40
on e No. 2 Kerehsoi. - ehsngs
Trustees
John hncLincoss Alex .'Frenca.
n 3 c sISsn a Mott I,os.ioa
9sorss C Ch,,ss., gs.5er 1--WE w Read
Eugene Duiilh 2 N Reoto'd'
y,edsfel O fo,ter. G. n sand,
, ,ssssGn Ys daaS.S - Y saarn.cber,
%.ssT ;,aa Haven coi fs ks sutton
Joss 3 kxehins S Ionpt' WiiIsns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-03

The price for sdversns 10 the WEEKLY TPtvsE E hscis,'
be PiFTY CENTS line each insertion
The ecusoa Of The Weekly alone sa' r7achsd tbs 11pe
..5sp,ed number Of 1893 Csc copies
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MGm2)ora Daily gritnHa.
MGNnAY APRIL 8. -
IN cnRpFSpnNEtHT,2.


Communication Nhsrg,f
" te,dJ ~ Insertion be suthen casc ~ 80 rile ane
s5e.. ~ IN writer nscesssIlT for ptbton o9i
r.srsuty Of his rood isitb
No. ynSertsse y rejected Copn,n;ca1so
Cy FsNps seDdiog rsusnces re oeuty
mi 10 " ertion the the PostOcs Ind tr-guenty
The of the which her PAPER IS 20 be seotas
a1.,,ion N 7, me o. fhe Pat (klrc and stgts
the droc Il of THE TRIBUNE changed
rpust state ls Ola address os wei O. the be3
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-03

w. & {. T. ROVE : CARPET AND out CLOTH WARE
No 219 HUpsossr, Canal USDvR Union
large and beautiful STYLES Velvet
Busse Three Insiso aud lower rhcsd Carpets OIL
Cloths Rug Window sbsdes SC. Moderate
% se ~ The IoMtAt pIices.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-03

ALRiRT III. NCOLAS holds his regular semi weekly
sale OF Stocks and Bonds rHs DAY O'clock thu Nsrh,p
IN snntl er column :.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-03

PIANOS An assortment OF Pianos may be found az
biuc and Pisno Depot No $50 Broadway. which
r variety and excellence Of style purity aud richness Of
perfection Of cannot be exceed in NewYok any
other in the Union, prisns Gber Cos Worlds Fair
Pianos with ihou; the f0isn and With
and circular scales Glbers Bcudo Pisnos Hslet Cfnon's
Pianos (of the old sssbshei sm Hso Co Horace Vatsss
Pianos others prices hoae AM retail 10 the fsco-
Iles and than Of other seller in che country
HoRACE Waters sole 10 CAV.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-03

NAHkET REM0N M.-1he subscriber desires most
respectfully to thsk his friends customer. for eir
past vo AID hopes 10 us continuance Of by sct
attention 10 the selection Of al the sood thing, nssd
before then at his marse No S4 Brcdwav where he
to April m lh ct, 4hsv opposite Union.
Fixv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-03

Buyers of Carpetngs, &c, will find il to their inter
examine the stock Of Foreign snd Domestic
eture the Warehouse OF Young JAYsE No AZ Pearls.
Madison md De aler In CARPETS Cloths &C.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-03

STOP THIEF 10 the cry of the culprit to divert the
pbc ndoeds which hust s'ed In TIE I'D etise.
d. Mocy johnson pat We have suits - in the move
method Of slencug Importers 20
me, he In court they dare cite appear II
certified copy Of the My Johnson
ali thx can do 40 by calling al our Office No Broadway
! 49, 80 GR0vrp BAKER %.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-03

CAkPETING AT GREAT BARGAINS. JEFFERSON *
Nos S7 aud $40 Broadway
late auction sales large lot Of Velvet and Tapestry Carpes
which they ode the following ow prices Velvet CArpeng
~ y yd Tspoey DO 10 variety, 10 2 ard all other
goods equally low for cash PETERSON HUNWREY,
kos nd Eroa1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-03

hEIODEoNs.--1hc dOuble-keycd MelodeOns of Good
baldwin and those Of 3 ID. n w Smith, for which
No. SIS Broadway is Solo Agent, acknowl
edged the best they the only tuned in the
For ~ NJ low prices.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-03

AUCTION NOTICE. The sale of Furniture adyer.
tses h o'sse place the h April residence OF Cha.
A Bssdouine FED No p Wet G.h withdraw AZ the
sue" Of MI he hsvos disposed Of his house the pnc,
psrt OF his fprriture b. private sale.
IRrD 1 r. e
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-03

OFFICE OF The RELIANCE MUTUAL INSURANCE
Cosp.sy No 65 Wala York-Ngw YORK, March Is 1874
meeting Of the Board Of TTuftee OF this cInp,o ihoa
~ fFes now temporarily occupied by them No 30 WsI)
~ oecsred per Tor the les, months
ne Of said Company payable 70 the OF
tbe ser the IL csy OF April next
WIZ 49, JAMES IA. PIsKHEr. Secretary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-03

CATER BOOTs-SrRISG STYLE. --CANTRELL, Of
No $50 Bowery superior sssormpt OF ladies' CARER
b mas ther feet very elegant should foil 70
paouize his es,absbon His ehAss ow those for
Yer, durable gse being only twelve and fourteen sh
lsss per pair Call and make inspection Of CATERS 'Ppor'
ties buakIa &c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-03

A GREAT CHANCE FOR SEWING WOMEN.-IO
Tsors Goer Filters SHIT Malsrs AID Sewing Wo
All who capable OF procuring good
no ish 10 obtain the edvan yea Of b' Tss i.
for the he p'ot Of the machine,
by which retaining Tor their support
ne f shouu Of their earnings they eau In short time
become owner Machine Apple be mide 70
H., in VI Co No. 325 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-03

A CARD-SPRING CLOTnING-Now ready an extern
sVs OF entirely and welmade Clothing adapted
TO the cut and trimmed the best STYLES will be sold
the Loo est possible uIices
NBA articles guaranteed be exsctly as represented
FpwsRD r. HACKETr. Clothing Emporium No loo Fnton-,t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-03

fA'SaaNk's PLATFORM SCALEs-Long known Sc.
vereIv tested always right the soknov
fNEsASXs 4 Co, No. 50 Water-st
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UARMONIuMs ron CinRCUrs. LECTTRE RooIS

kc-Thee inumon.s hsyc from 20 Is ard prizes
nom ss 70 1913 They have equal power and vary Organ
costing al 500 They 10 beautiful rosewood
Organ
Nm HALL Son. No. $50 Broadway, opposite the Park
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-03

Office prove that the fret patent Sewing Machine
granted to JoRN GREKN1UGH ESQ In 1879 That Patent hss
ben to us the peculiar Needle used In all Sew
is Machines Websvc prosecuted Elias Howe Jr in he Cir
cut Court infringement of that Patent The whole combination
Of HOwes Licenses infringing vbors Patented
sood Sc Mscbne be without violating
psteus We have commenced proceeding al innger LIT
the Iuc beware touching the spurious Bot Machines About
the eh 10 the aud admirable AIDED Machines sold
by there SINGER Co. 3lj Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-03

CnAaLgs IRvIEe, Secretsry.
A., sor. Eeb n 1854
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-03

Secondhand Pianos at great bargains from S35 TO
t15 made by Ngnps CLARK OctAye cost been in
but few months for $50; Foan made by r. Gilbert COS.
f4S nearly s25 Square aud Boudoir Pianos Melo
kons sns Reed Organs The largest In the city
price whotsss retail Prices fiS SIS 500 as sloo
6lo Hallet. Davis Co unriv aed
foan Attachment constantly for sale al the Lowest
ts-s Dealers supplied at factory prices
BERRYS GORDON No 297 Broadway
~
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III "
All p using selling OF Making sewing N. hhes
forbidden infringing patent Of september ~
1876 penalties Of tho law Sec let OF ny licences
made hs recent dec sion oil the United states
the tie Singer machines Va Nss'ac me
Acts humbug No alias the Greenoush patent aud the slVp
pyud -, -, ,. H.,
shove csu,ion ppCs TO the zone Thread" machine ('o
called infringement % patent am wiz be prosecuted
ngy Copies decision Of the United states Court
stnpprs Singer machines In Mschusete ere ready
for free distribution a. ny Office. 80 -,
The industrious oi1tus Of NowYofP VIII do well 10 reid
All PERSONS MACHINES ARE LIABLE
TO Law "Ths Boston cOnspraors' Of whom " singer
those who ku0H snd respect Law AID
jusice by al OUTLAWS
HOwE, Jr 10. 81 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-03

RARE INVENTION, INDEED C ooh. Stoves that
beat themselves aud keep hot; bu, REppSe Russ Ss
hoket for buns scGds &c IA,
SOLD by C. II RIse No 1872 Brosdway a. SANDS Whole.
sale Asent' T. T. CLIeSENkS Csi EEp0sS Co Boston Pro
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-03

CcNrLAISrs OLD CoUoBs AND AFFECTIONS CHEsr-Th,
extraordinary efficacy Of these Invaluable Pills the Of
plants afeo,i the Chest whether Asthma
Colds well per,5o
both home and abroad tst have been
HoLIowa1s Pills have become the
disess few doses win remove the Phes relieve tie orps.,
son Of The Chest aud thereby produce heshy Of
Lungs TO ssst In pert citing the HoLLow,ys Ointment
should he rubbed into the chest every night
Sold by all the vendors Of medicine United
and soH 81 cents t cents snd 50 each and wholesale by
the principal drng stores IN the United States and by
d SANDS New'Yors and by the Proprietor No 2I strand