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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-11-01
DlCUERREOTYPES.

4 STEWART. daguerrean Artist, respects
~ fully informs the citizens of Martinsbnrg,
and vicinity that he has taken room one door
east Of the Post Office, up stairs, where he pre-
pared 10 execute
DAGUERREAN LIKESEssES
in superior style pagpcrreotypcs inserted in
Lockets Breast Pins ana Finger Rings
Hours Of operation from s Is A. u. til s 7. NJ.
Angnst 23. aSl ON
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MILLINERY,

MRS. S. A SGHL0SS,
Two doors South Of }. Harrison's Drug store.
VXTOUID inform the ladies of Notwithstanding
w vicinity that she has just opened choice
and fashionable assortment Of
FALL AND WINTER MILLINERY.
comprising every article usually kept IN her line
She respectfully invites all in want Of good and
fashionable goods, work in any dedcpartment
of the Millinery business, 90 call before purchas-
ing elsewhere. She iatters herself that she win
be able to please all fSept. 4, 1854
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GIAYA0rIL CONFEE

GtUAYAQUlL Coffee a new and very superior
I i article seldom found in this market, just re-
eeivei and for sale by
July 26, 1854, RIDDLE y BRO.
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GROCERIES
NEW ANss FRESH.

FssHE undersigned has Sust received a large
\ supply Of FRFsH GaocFaIns consisting in
part OF sugars Of all kinds Molasses, Syrups
Coffee, Teas, Spices, Chocolate &c, &c, also
fruits Of every description, Lemons, Oranges
Almonds, Filberts, Figs, Raisns, Wainuts, &c
Nrackers pieAles preseryes. BranlN Paacles
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-28
(,pIsTsDoRois BACHELOR Ham DYE.-Ihi: Is lne
WING ALMANAC FOR 1884.

The Fourth Edition is now ready. In sddsco to the
usual Astronomical CsJcua atoms and CReodar paw w"
Almanac for this year contains
Tar GosERsuYxT % THE CSITKn STATES, htecuu's Alt
Jdcn.ue. fthe Cabinet osoes sapTsne ColfE aase'
III. of The Msnbe<s the United States sense ssa '-ei
tim, Of oess hs, Of the Member Of the H0a's o. Repre-
seBtafives &c.
Austria AKD THI USITID STATS
ppou,tic Cor-espOndebee between Chew Huhsaann As'
En- Charss. WA pstoD sad Secretary k1sy IN regard %
the Koszfs sf.ir at Smyrna
CUg. AsD TIE UNITED Stalls
Tn. uropo.cd Tripsre and ppsnsie Correspondence
ofmeNr WEBSTER Everett Crauptoa, Lord John R''ss &c
Tar JAPANESE EXPEDITION
tf .eoount Expedition 70 Japan under command OF
Commodore Perry By BsyArd Taylor who accompanied tbs
Expedition
LIBERTY ~ EUROPE
A powerful and brilliant orstion BY Victor Hugo
Tgg I.AUGURAL Address OF President PIERCE.
FIXED FACTS IN AGEIccLTUKL- ,,...,.,
pge Containing valuable tses and ninu M TIE eoso
GRAFTON Of meH
EATIONAL FRANCIS
re s,es ysr ehen, June 50 1888 aud the e.tod receipts
snd eIpesditares for the year ending jane %, 1854
R.ILwAYs ~ TIE UNITED STATS
Tho leugh capital cost Of esnsrnetich sfos ana ns
esInnss Of All toe sAirOsds N the United states
TIE CPIsTAL PALACE 49,,
Nation.
Az Hoorts Arcs on the War existing between these
two POWeD
GoyFRyxEsrs OF rHf SEVERAL STATES FOR 1857
Table containing let Of the States Capitsl' Governor,
Time o meeting OF Lfsi''t0I'' Time Of n'''s nA 1''
PoruLAK vo1r FOR President in 1852, 1919, and 1914
AO tie Population United states BY States according TO
ELIcrios RITrRss from every State in the Union.
fully compiled and compared With former Elections expressly
sse copies i2 81 dozen 81 hundred PS"m.S
s renting will receive IS copies Orders r' octfoiy soil
'''' GREELEY McELRATH
TrbJLe Olice, New Ysrk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-28
NOT ONE REASON.

The Nebraska measure affords the most conclusive
evidence of the utter rottenness of the politicians who
bear sway at Washington and furnishes the most mean
ehoy proof of the deterorated and sinking character
Of party politics. Here is a measure of utter
insmy whose far reaching consequences of evil no eye
can scan and no Imagination can depict, originated,
matured and supported by leading members of the
great political parties at Washington.
Northern Wings, we rejoice to say have had no part
or lot in the great niquy there being not one of the
entire body but what condemns it with loatsing. With
them stand very large number of Northern Demo
Gratis equally earnest equally determined in their op
position to the measure. Yet Notwithstanding its char
acer and notwithstanding this opposition the senste
is for it, the President is for it, and the House bids fair
TO be seduced into its support.
The fact that such fagitious proposition TO
convert territory which is secured by existing law 10
FREEDOM FOREVER into dismal region to be filled with
the woes Of human slavery, has been proposed by
leading northern Senator and indorsed by northern
President, is enough to ill every patriot with alarm
and grief 1t looks as though to every boundless ex
papse of wrong there further vista and to every
depth Of infamy, lower deep. And when we reflect
thar for this not can be assigned
which should have the weight Of feather with any
northern man. or indeed any man who does not prefer
Wrong to Right Error to Truth, who does not worship
Evil in place OF Good; we say when we reflect upon
this fact We stand COMPOUNDED at the audscous faulty
Of its authors and Involuntary turn to THE PEOPLE TO
know il so mighty crime shall be perpetrated in their
pane without being visited by their unanimous and
burning reprObation.
This huge and unmit'ga'd wrong rests its sole Ella
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-28
their graves.

Tie frsi qualification for an American politician . %
Envoy 10 France or whatever other European s'ss
is bis utter ignorance Of French Accordingly MI "l'ot
was sent TO France though he cannot speak "o'a %
French and must make himself ridiculous The other
At .oire in PAR, he discovered that he had fOrso'ea MS
rocket handkerchief be held ave franc piece 70
servant saying. Handkerchief That worl no. oS"s
French though the coin the servant took the Tee a1d
went 10 an English lady room for translation The sdy
understanding the difficulty sent handkerchief 10 cur
Minister who declined to telling the servant IN In
dian liks monosysbles To buy one The servant aSan
soueb, the acute English lady who in French told the ser
vsnt 10 purchase handkerchief which he did for Mr.
Mason with the FIVE franc piece.
Now We appeal to the mers brawer in Tsmnasy Han
what would be think of Frenehmen sent out % ta' eo1n
try 10 negotiate treaties and confer with Presidents ana
Senator's and not able to say handkerchief out "oa'd
b riroee ssy snopcoir1 Is not time that this parry
olv was Tut on end TO- and great men from Nrsni' Dc
obliged take quarters lessons IN french Oe'Ors SIS
.h.d s. Epvoys Extraordinary and Ministers heaipo-
Tertiary T.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-28
THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED by
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
FROM WASHINGTON.

From o., Own Correspondent
'''' W,sHIscroS. Monday. FEB p. 1856
pov aid ,hs: Senator CL,Tr0S sad several S,sth.,
Repr,senstyes viii oppose the PassaSs OF the Ssb'a,
bill
The Democratic Representatives. are "a qisairy
.bout Printer to the House. FoRSEY VII h sraSy
,prpor.eS and IL Is raid the President avoTs ks s,u
NICHOLS is supposed TO be the f'vodts OF nssgx
the psry but il i. rumored that Mr. HAIRS Gen iss
,rzoss SOD in law, and BEyERLr EucKEH Of T~ SSs,S
WI une and secure the prize The resaH IS uacerssa
Democratic Caucus = 70 BE- held tonorroF svssas
70 nominate the Public Printer OF tho House Col Pony
Is prominent candidate.
The Senate has confirmed the following "a eh'ed Ssss
Consul: s C. Peknton Of Ky, 70 rehusnHepee Fsass
N Ellis. of Ohio, TO Buenos Ayres, and = D. wslAx
New York, 10 BERMUDA
The Supreme Court day sustained the inn oosai ~
Donough will. in al its parts
The heavy rain yesterday did much damage he'e sads
GEORGETOWN The river is still high, but al danss'sass
over.
The spi,ituaiss have he'd Convention here at With
AZ Senator Tslmadge presided The session was privA
Seventeen Senators from non sllyeholdns States snh
favor Of the Nebraska bill
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-28

x,,s IN s., Camden nd Amboy Legislature men wno
on5 cell Il. dearest rights and interests Of 'aef i'
o,r and he honor of their State. for mess
Of pOttsge for tsp'elve'' we have desired to nave
~ o,.,,de lo,srans b. admitting that We did nos De-
Teve there wa. one Of them tha would DO IN. dir'y
work so cespy and We trust that the "olaiel 'en''
bitie. of these honorable legislators have been tau' as
,u.qed The slightest reflection woaii indee'' h,''
,uaiced TO satisfy US of error In al age" vac
world treason has been literally pad Juias i'st''
had thirty piece. for his act Judas Arnold sold nA
services at much higher price than this "ha' W"
tie sum needed for procuring the services OF the Jul
dsse, of Camden and Amboy we will no. venture +"
conjecture but will leave it fox our renders to guess
how large ms, have been the amount to induce tne'e
Senator's to buckle to their backs the enormous oad OIL
imam, they are now destined to carry with them !"
their graves
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-28
TEE TRAITORS IN cAnDEx AND AMnoY.

We stated the other day that far depends upon
the action Of the Senate, the sale OF the Sta'e Of
Camden and Amboy to the railroad kings who have so
long tyrGnnzed over its people has been completed.
We have since received report of the proceedings OF
that lustrious and most honest body, 10 extract
from which we ask the attention of our readers as
afordpg additional evidence of the gross iniamy Of
this transaction:
The bill to s1tsrd charter Of the Camden and AmbOy Rail-
nr ccns. SD the Burlington not IN his
hsnt bed 70 &c home Necessary business and be desired
re s h ouIa .Iei1.fvy Hehsl no ds delay
setisn q tie sss.s on the b fsra had Bon L
eCs oHd Re esga d oTa'ioH and '10iaai'1 Of ne
Nj Aver VISA Let opposed granting Of hi. eh,T..
ter bSt tbs measure hsd zen 80 .109gss @ 10
',y lw.s the Pnns Of The m bad been
way which would probably Known and hi absence
much consequence he present and voted IN
tn. motion was lost stol"
But & few weeks since the vote OF nearly 0ne-hali
Of the people of the State recorded in opposition
10 tie maintenance of the existing monopoly; and,
RAD it been possible obtain their vote on that ques
ton alone di connected from all Others, the probs
by is that four fths Of the whole would have been
found opposed 10 the order of things that these Sen
ators desire 10 perpeuate But about four weeks
since if we reccllect rightly, this Mr. Milford
introduced a resolution of inquiry as to the terms
upon which the joint companies would sell out 10 the
State and sresdy the State has far as lies with the
Senate been sold out TO the companies. So great
was the haste that not even day could be allowed
for the examination Of the most important bill ever
introduced into the leglave halls of that Common
wealth It's printing had, it was true, been most
unsccouniably delayed but time pressed and the
work Of treason to be accomplished before further
renOnstTsnces could be presented. Delay was dan
geIous and tie fees payable on execution Of the deed
Of sale were probably large enough to warrant extra
eIertor On the part of those by whom they were 70
be received
The men who participated in this act of treason are
gibbeied BY The Ne'rark Mercury which says Of them
most truly that they viii receive the just and erited
con supt of every honest Jerseymau and that their
names will be remembered only to be despised and
"eXecTsted." They are as follows:
"YIts-Als1sneer Bonnell l. Bonnen Burke Dsyis De
pew hexseyi hatodi Robeon Stgssves SosIs Sraia Wal
I lace 49,
Faithful among the faithlen found" were the FOL
loving, all Of whom, except one as the reader will OBJ
serve BY the italics, were Wings:
EAYs-BrtnAAl- couear, Corpa2ssiie H.srsl Sizl,s
Htyirg been 20 incautous as 10 assert that Their
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-28

FROM BuEsos ATRIs AND MoSrEvIDEo.-By the ar.
rival Of the bark Swan Boston Sunday last adyices
from Buenos Ayres to Jan have been received There
rews Of interest Exchange the United States
per cent Discount and douboons were quoted at 2s3
eeti
The h;est sdviees from MOnevdeo represen. that the
advantage obtained by Moreno was but short lived His
forces were completely routed and dispersed by Col Fores
Moreno and BeAtes eonyng to escape by water Entire
Rios where warm reception awaits them If the threat of
the Provisional Director may be relied upor who declared
10 the Commission of 0en.as that they should be shot in
the act as anarchists and demsgogues who had compro
nifsd tie strict neutrality he determined to maintain,
with respect to the Oriental question. Meantime the in
surreton appears to be almost extnguhed OF the I'm
pesl movements nothing known with any degree Of
certainty.
General Urquza has been elected President OF the Ar
genuine Confederation, only two States having voted agan
him BuenOs Ayres took part in the matter intending
to so ahead on her own aos cunt
lrcducs Of al kind sa' fearce add very high
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-28

Dram OF A MExBER OF THE LEGIsLArURE-The Hon
Peter Noncrt member of the Assembly from Dutch 'ss
died a, hi. residence in Fishki Sunday Mr. honiort
left his seat but few days since in bis usual health ln
tgence OF his illness therefore, barely preceded me an
poupcement of his death He was native OF the county
which he represented and in which his family have resided
for nearly or quite a century.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-28

KEsrucKr-Gov Powell DEM has vetoed the bill ap
poronng the State into Congressional Districts recently
adopted b. the Legislature. After the message Lad been
read the Senate again voted spon the BILL and passed it
over the veto by the constitutional majority Of all the sena
tors elect viz 81 Yeas - Nays Five absent Wings
Democrats We learn by telegraph that the House has
ao passed the bill the Governors head by vote Of
so.,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-28

OB1o-On the 23d inst the Democratic Legislative eau
Gus ballsed 10 times for candidate for the 3 Senate
tu, their efforts were entirely ftue'S The vote on the
last ballot stood Allen, sc Barley 81 Pagh ID Cor
win g. -Four of the Allen members were absent
The Columbus Slate Democrat says that twenty TWO oil
TIE interior Democratic papers have expressed themselves
for Col Allen three fer Manypenny two for Medary Two
for Pueb and one for Gov Medl Three have expressed
tbemseve, in opposition to Col Allen but have indicated
% psr1culgr choice.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-28

In the Serate yesterday, petitions against the pas
ssee of the Nebraska bill presented from the States
of New York, Massachusetts, Pennsylvania Ohio, Hi
Iois, New.Hsmpshire and New Jersey. Mr.. CHASE
presented petitions from NewYork and Ohio for
peal of the Fugitive Slave Law and the abolition of
Slavery in tie District of Columbia and the repeal of
all laws taking slaves in payment of debts due in the
United States. The bills granting lands for the con-
structioD Of railroads in Louisiana Wisconsin, Iowa,
Alabama California, Florida Mississippi and Arkansas,
were taken up and passed. After the transaction of
some unimPOrant business, the consideration of the
Nebraska bill was resumed, when Mr. CAss made
lengthy speech in favor of the bill. Mr.. COOPER of
Pennsy lyapa, followed in opposition to the bill. Mr.
BRCDnEAD of Penn got the floor, aud the Senate adj
joulned.
In the House of Representatives, Mr.. BoCoCK moved
suspension of the rules for the purpose of taking up
the Senates bill authorizing the construction of six
steam frigates for the Navy which disagreed to-
The Secretary of the Navy was requested to cOmnun
cate to the House whether, in his opinion, the st an
ships employed in the mail service Of the United
States Of proper construction to be converted into
vessels of war in the event of emergency requiring
their for such purposes, and if so how many and
which of them. Other business of general interest
was transacted, and the House adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-28

We give, this morning, brief synopsis of some of
the points of the speech delivered by Mr. CAss in the
Senate yesterday, on the Nebraska question Mr. C.
does not like the bill as amended, because it repeats
the Missouri Compromise, although he believes the
Missouri prohibition unconstitutional Nevertheless
he will vote for the bill.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-28

70 suppot in the North On TIE ground that it his been
made tl-ty measure, al Ada nistraIion measure,
p,u.lss ueafure. Pierce measure. Inst /. 70 ssy,
certain zen learuing with notorious Disuaioriss have
committed the1usel % 70 mO1strOus scheme winch
they exVect q rice 20 the Presidency. And having
done this, uey u.olestls turn 70 their OIL followers
and .,,oeistes and declare inst they must support
them Lccrse they have embarked init Wessy there
/. 70 otLer reason but this that can be given 70
Northern nan 70 enlist bis support for this s-roc.y.
II there a. let il be named i II said the Missouri
Coupro1rise is Inconsistent with the Co Apr9mse Of
ls5Cl For the sake Of the srgument grant il bit is
Ills Any reason for leesiang Savery into Nebraska
Is II laid that every people should have the liberty %
eftsisb their Cvp intii'utiOIsl Granted though we
have again az again shown how hOilo is This prstense
tuts tbs any reason Why Northern man should Vo.e
Slavery into Nebraska Is it said there are doubts
shout lie constitutional power OF Congress 70
ceogrtpLical line limiting Slavery Granting this
consdeIaon IFS full force s il worth While 10 disturb
a restriction Of that sort which has been prensunced
valid BY Pntney and LOwndes and Writ AMI J. @
Adams, and Calhoun for the purpose Of Introducing
Slavery into Nebraska Is it said the North has nos
slway. and unanimously sustained the Missouri Com
promise Welsye already shown the North could not
violate il. But If it otherwise is il any reason
for leeissting Slavery into Nebraska Is there then
anu on, worthy the name, Why Northern man who
prefers Justice 70 Injustice Virtue to Vice. Truth to
Talfelood should vote Slavery into Nebraska
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NIemllork Dailu 0rlbnnf.
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY %, 1854.
TO CORRESPONDENTS.

taken Of Communications Whatever
intended insertion be authenticated BY the nsme sns
sddress Of the pscesany for publication, But
guaranty Of his GOOD faith.
We carnot undertake repurn rejected Communications
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The price for advertising In the WxEKLy TRsUsE will hssshe
be FIFTY CENTS line, each insertion.
The cusOn of the We ky alone has reached the unprc
esdented number Of 1GO, 900 copies
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LrARY & Co.'S QUARTERLY, lS54Make :, o. OF. sne
ea1rtsTy pfftsrns OF s'r,'
best h't an9 Ca HsteEA AAlOr Hoo-e, 3soNi~iJ
Mo,ic de,Iess wishing to purchase Music, or make
--.-s,,. n ninsff imply o ~ . ~. ~,
ara. ~ - 70 cal aosscs waTsEA 70 50 broi-
n P.suos Msoceonssnf a. 800 H-''''' -
s."ytoi..sle Lsrse discount macs % the rsie'
$500, 1,p,vy O. Dssex No ess Broadway, Peb ~ e5t
Ipeorssqpenee Of the sale q tnr gopl ~ a.
70 p - .r,.r ss the 21h annual szilit0u
.,kifu vii te opened for one nto "a = ossli-B '1
- 20 81 prrh spd closins OF The Lth a. Aprl
~ ,oprs are rFsfy FOR he rec Ion o. pc r.
h.t. yer work BE- admitted aissr t9s i'a
Of March ,by T Irrr ~ srcJ t9Ds Cor Sec v A
CpIsTsDoRo's ExCELsIoR HAIR DYE.-Ihis is the
oueou those 10 Vih 70 change tn color q =
bsvei burnso tsk Si by r.e prsP &c..
fuds nd porrsbes the foof snl
Il IL 49,.
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PARIs-Mr. Etourneau. No. 80 Rue St. Marc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-28

SEWING MACluNES.-With a Manufacturing Estab-
lshmsn Of extent containing
sfreIsa expressly for the Nj Co are pro-
ducig sewing Machines OF variety and
bies ior various work uslnG and two making
stitches the whole in such
sye Of workmanship cannot shwhere be eQualed Once
No SIS Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-28

MELODEoNs.-The largest assortment of and most
improved Meodeor, In the City for sale at HoRAcE WArERss
No 3S Broadway. Y Usual aseouni made % the t.ae
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-28

HORACE WATERS, sole agent for T. Gilbert & Co,
PREMIUM oan superior which
them world. reputation Also Gilbert Co.'S B0l1or Pr
amos 70 hu had factory large
seent Pianos OF other celebrated make prices which defy
eofnpcti ion No SIS Broadway N Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-28
kEwING MACnNEs-CARD TO TnE PUBuC-Th


doa Commissioner OF Patents the United States has ddsed that
~ application Tor letters patent for Sewing Machine which
Originally Invented and 10 operation by early
the 1884 nierfers with Al e patents and applications for
patents Sewing Machines containing the combination Of tha
eyepnied needle and the shuttle making the stitch
Al The esrtes this matter OF interference called BY
tee from the PsfentOce prove the date Of their nveaous
Numerous and respectable witnesses who Sewing Ma
chine already apprzed Of But H Is desirable TO It's god
sse successful operation By many possible Any persons who
between the l and 1870 sewing Machine
sseh machine in the late brother taat
% whom exhibited specimens of It's work shown by Mr.
George Aowsuih, will confer favor upon and sill
erss,A Isheoe cause e Informing Of hei snowledge upon
frtJcct powerful
tas e IA bot With the testimony have the prevail
would wsh Il to prevail overwhelmingly. Address
MALrEk HUM, No. y Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-28

CApRETs FOR THE SPRING TRADE.-GEo. f.. l.
HyAIr Nca "a and as Peats Chatham prepared to
show extensive Of Ensh and American Carpets
compiling and beautiful desisns from rich Velvet she
well Of OCos and
the lire. Buy give him
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-28

All who are Bald Grey viii find an ntallible RENE
Prof woopss Hair Resostves the skeptosl will be
ssnvhess BY Perua OF the certificates heuaz the depS
M rod n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-28

SEWING MACHiNfs-C AUIION.-AI persons maAlng,
Yelling Machines needle
the the point without license from hidden
hgng patent Sept 10 ls45 under penalty of the
See h Of lcers the machinery column inside the
decision the u. Court stopping ths the Singer
nshiuts In Massachusetts HowE Jr No sos Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-28
HOSIERY FOR 1854.

Oft Gberi Co little used 81 at $3.50 one do with
Eolesn C otsys tut tle $500 Bafrd Husks
At no retail price $500 se ss do at $50 d. at
D1b DO Al Se6 do At WATERS No 3S3 Broadway