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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-03

SEWING MAcHNEs-An persons making, selling
Using sewrs Msehnes having needle needles with an
hereby cautioned against infringing ORR
sas fsent granted Sept 10 iss all innsen win be held
saacprs and M Sewing Mschnes under saia Patent Wa
Ners Wheeled Wilson Co Baker Co. tbs American
Msxnsc sewirs Machine Co. Bartho Of NexYork Nch
Bis and A Lerew Of Bosom Mesrs Woodbridge keene
d Moore, Lynn. Mss; and A. b. Howe ofH.Y Y.
ELIAS Howx JR- fstsntee Of the Original Scwnt Machine,
ae,se
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HOLIDAY GooDs.-J, & c. BERRlAS, No. col
Broadway would Invite the entsn Of tAsr customers and the
sse articles whsh have Seen selected on the
EnElsnd France Germany and the United
addition the
thai have furnished BY As regular sgeafs abroad this
other Parties variety desirable
seldom ever to be found locality To those
their stock they would that
sddios above. embraces everything dssirahein
SilserPis,ed Ware,
Cutlery,
Housekeeping Hardware,
JspanDery,
oernsn Silver AIhats and Bris~nnis Ware
Composifion Epszneled and Iron Hollow Ware.
Bronred Copper and Brsss Goods,
Tn, Willow and Wood Wares
BATHING Apparatus
Rrurhes Nsts Baskee Meats ss4 Refdsealers.
Rustic Frrpiture Broazed and Painted Iron fsrHare ke
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SEWING MACHINEs-CARD TO THE PUBLIC.-The
the United States has udged that
my application for Letters patent for Sewing Machine which was
originally and IN operation by early
the 1854 niers with all the patents and applications for
Machines the combination Of the
needle and shuttle making inerocked stitch
All he parties th of interference called upon by
the PsientOce 60 the date OF ho Inventions
Eunou and respectable Witnesses who sewing Ma
already appcd Of But desirable COED
and sneees.fa possible pcsen who
between years Sewtns Machine
Of late brother, r.
% whom ssAibised specimens Of It's WORK shown BY NJ
forward righteous Informing Of their knowledge upon
the subject powerful combination interested In defeating
f,s eaips with the testimony have the truth prevail
would wish TO prevail overwhelmingly. Address
wsLrgg HuNT, No. $50 dudsonst- N. Y.
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SEWING MACHINEs.-l Nj. SINGER n CO., No $50
Broadway are exhibiting selling variety Of Sewing
Mchin for various purposes each perfect Of ia kind Needle
ersay the machines to
with thread designed for sewing linen and other sood
auiinez innes &c. be operation at all times
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AND
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