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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-14

Cspito and resouna throughout the Continent PsbS.
meetings should be everywhere held petitions slsal
be everywhere circulated Every hand should be ri.s
and every tongue should be loosened against this cou,
ing ipamy Let the united voices of the millions II IA,
Free States rise and swell like tho increasing rear II
the nearing cataract. until they shall drown ver,
caiti note of approval of this monster fraud, and I'll
every ear in Washington shall feel as though liver,
pierced BY the sound of an archangels trumpet
There is time. The bill will hardly get cut Of sas
Senate till March and in the House the delay viii h
endless OF the majority now assumed to exist thai
body in its favor there are enough that hate It, wAs
will give its opponents all the latitude in their oppos
tion that is required
Indeed the prospect is that the consideration Of The
bill will absorb half or twothirds of the session Once
in the House, it will be whrled as in maes.ron, ni
if il be ultimately saved from the engulhng sSye Il
defeat, it will only be brought to land after long al
weary efforts, amid storm and tempest and in the sat
darkness of midnight rendered urid by the fierce op
position it will encounter
But the opponents of the bill should not be forced
BY the apathy of the People to violent and unavaas
extremities. The monster can be slain. Let It bs
done. . ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-14

The debate on the Nebraska inquity was resumed
in the Senate yesterday. Mr.. WELLER, having the
floor, spoke in favor of the bill. RemOnstrances
against the repeal OF the Missouri Compromise were
presented By Senators SEWARD EVERETT, CLAYTON,
SUMNER CHASE, BRODHEAD and FOOTE. A resolu-
ton was adopted calling for the official correspond
ence of our late Minister to Brazil Mr.. FISH pre-
sented memorial of merchants and others of New
York for modification of that part Of the Revenue
laws which forfeits vessel for the Illegal landing of
goods valued over $500. Numerous reports upon va
rOus subjects were presented aud appropriately dis
posed OF.
In the House of Representatives Mr.. WAsHBURNE,
of Illinois refused permission to presents remon-
STRANGE against the repeal of the Missouri Compro-
mise, and two Intellectual attempts were made TO re-
vive the Deficiency bill, which about all that was
done by that body.
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,,r,u vopu pAuv TRIBUNE TUESDAY, FEBRUARY H. 1854.
h..1l. ~ .nu need Of the Fugitive Slave Law, which

hardly be any need of the Fugitive Slave LAW "alcn
has been found to work rather inconvenlenny' iO'
whenever before Federal Court or Commissioner an!
person is claimed property, there will be no 0o'hei
of habecs corpus, or fuss about personal r'gn's-
The cbsttel will rot consume the time or worry the
patience Of the Court by assuming or arguing on 10
persopalty. 1t will be restricted to proving maj
neither law, custom usage possession, in any Sn'e
or Territory can determine it to be property burden
If proof which it will seldom be competent to bear
The wretched logic which allows such weight to
the obvious fact of personality is what has made 1t 50
difficult to execute the Fugitive Slave law. The pro-
rosed amendment would cure it entirely. The same
miserable confusion of terms led to the unconstitutional
Missouri Compromise which the statesmen oil 1871
ought to be ashamed Of for they should have known
that il was inconsistent with the principles OF the Com
promise of 1880 as we'll the CassNichoson dcctrne
Very probably too. for causay as We now see WORKS
backward among politicians the same bad logic In 'He
Constitution is responsible for the unrePuohcan' I'M
democratic ordinance of l757. 1t will cost no more
to make the Constitution clear and unques:onabs now
than by and by It mustbe DONE and tae Little Gian'
car do ANYTHING.
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Failpot to VOTE, and vote early TOMORROW
MERCHANTS OF NETWORK:

meeting will convene at the Exchange this after
noon at "a o'clock to prepare for organizing and call
inc out an Overwhelming vote in favor OF the speedy
Tparrcr ent Of the Erie and Oswego, and completion
Of our States unfinished Canals. We earnestly en-
seat you to be present
The enlargement of our great artery OF Trade with
the West of paramount importance to this City Each
foot added to its width depth naturally adds mite
to tie builtup circumference of the Metropolis. The
completion of that noble work will bring the Wheat
and Corn of Wisconsin and Illinois practically as near
rs AS those of Ohio now are and enhance the value of
every acre of land between the Connecticut aud the
Rocky Mountains The Great West is not this day
twentieth part subdued to cultivation, aud already
our Grand Canal is chOked by the immense and
steadily increasing burden of Western Produce crowd
ing to avail itself of the unequaled cheapness of it's
TRANSFORMATION. Complete the enlargement, and the
cost of such transportation may be sgnay diminished
without further reduction of tolls. To reduce sens-
bly, the cost of Canal transportation is to increase
largely the aggregate of Produce sent forward. Nil
lions of bushels of Corn, which Europe would gladly
buy of US now fed out to stock because the expense
of forwarding is too heavy to justify its shipment to
this City To enlarge the Erie Canal is to increase the
Western sale of our Manufactures well as Imports
and so increase the business and population of
age within hundred miles of u.s. and quicken tue de-
nand for the Fruits Milk, &C. produced by subur
ban Farmers. Friends of Internal Improvements !
let there be generous turn out for the Meeting today
and the Election tomorrow
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-14

PENNSYLVANIA LEGIsLArIoS-The way things NC done
in our sister State Of Pennsy yana is certainly unique
They make railway charters and aferward unmake them
The Governor sympahizos with mobs and why should he
mott II isn't likely that he about being considered
superior TO the Legislature indeed he is not Oyerocked
with self respect as evident from the fact that he condo
scended 20 person Erie TO take formal possession Of
the Franklin Coppsny's Railroad. lie manifesty
looked upon as the only individual who could perform tho
job But there Is recent specimen Of Penny lvania
management which is perhaps worth passing notice
murder was committed in Allegheny County time
since man by the Of Jewell arrested As the
murderer and alter fair and impartial trial convicted
Then q motion made for trial which, after argu
ment by the ablest counsel at tho Pittsburgh bar dc
MED and pass upon the prisoner This was fol
lowed by application 10 the Supreme Court to have tho
record Of the case brough before them for revision which
was refused Subsequently the Governor having sent
his death warrant another application for ailOcaur
made and granted By Judge Lowry Upon this the records
Of the case were brought before the Supreme Court The
alleged errors were argued by counsel Of the first ability
but the Court found nothing in the proceedings that would
justify them in reversing the judgment Of the Court below
Again the Governor signed the death Of the prison
er fixing Friday Last the day of his execution But the
end is yet; the Legislature meets and in due time bill
ia introduced 10 20 Jewell trial It passes the
Senate but is los in the House, there being majority OF
one against it, Whereupoa the Governor dispatches mes
senger to Pittsburgh granting respite to the prisoner lie
does it, believe on the ground that the House may yet
reconsider its vote upon this question.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-14

ILLUoIs-The Message Of Gov MArrEsoS to the Leg
stature Of this State convened in Special Session ou"
IeEk document and contains facts which will be inter
esng only the citizens OF Illinois State but elua 50
to the country at large An extraordinary fact stated oy
the Governor which is that the returns in the once Of s
Auoor show the actual increase in the taxable properly
he State in sngle year 10 be fifty four per cent Inc
PRINCIPAL reason of this wonderful increase Is found IN the
fact which the Governor places prominently before the Leg
isature viz he astonishing increase OF railroads in9
State has over one thousand hundred niles OF railroad
eompeted and in running condition, and within another
wear one thousand mes more OF the iron road W." nave
beep finished she whole al an estimated cost per nile Of
10000 On The subject Of education, the Governor has
s,nOe excellent remarks accompanied by recommends
ton which we hope may be adopted BY the legislature
He soys:
Much reflection and observation have confirmed me IN
h made 10 you al the last session, waci
Nv cat taat the laws in relation 10 schools be re-
reaed and that in the place Of them simple ia. D;
sseed 50 Main ia iis provisions 10 be easily UNDERSTOOD
bveverv one BY which general system Of schools shsn
H. established and maintained entirely by eyies 80 af
as the school fund shall be insuicient upon properly
open and free TO every child within the borders Of mo
STATE This recommendation contemplates asyse!n Oh IN
s.ruoton Of character sufficiently elevated 20 ni eVi
child for every rank and station 10 life. an uy sasaeu
ths- this Recommendation be carried oat VIA o.
trfne If any additions to the present burdens o, so1
ard may be made Of vastly greater beneh' % me 'S
generation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-14

Mr. Henry Arcularius has resigned his Office Ap-
palled at the dreadful condition of the streets over
which he has presided for two years, annoyed on a
sides by the complaints of the people falling in every
effort to shift the responsibility of his neglect to other
shoulders, and smarting under the o6u of having
increased the expenses of his department nearly one
hundred per cent. over the prodigaty of his preie
cessOrs, with no corresponding improvement in the
streets he has at last turned his back upon duty Office
and emoluments, and ANONYMOUSLY fled the field. In
curt and businesslke note to the Msyor, YESTERDAY
he rendered his resignation to take effect on the 3st
oil March as soon as he has drawn his salary for the
quarter tie Mayor without note or comment laid
the document before the Aldermen. and they mani
mOusy accepted it, No man ever cana into oica
with isirer promises and larger expectations from his
friends ever went out OF Office under yvo-.a
auspices. In Broadway, the other day he was buried
in efgy. Sticking out Of characteristic mui.be,n
was PAIR Of boots toes up with decsyed hat at the
head Of the pie,snd an extemporised tOmb-bosrd in
forming the passersby that the Street Commissioner
lay there inferred This efigy wss prophetic He is
buried under load Of civic contempt Let the next
man who comes in his place do his duty or he VIII SUI
fer equal fate, without the consslat',n Of having
made large fortune while in office which Mr Ar-u.
larus is believed TO have done.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-14

The steamer Africa arrived from Liverpool last
night but owing to the heavy fog which prevailed was
obliged to anchor at the South West Spit. The i'm
portant points OF the she brings forwarded
to the City by the Sandy Hook Telegraph and appear
in our columns this morning So far as we can judge
from this brief report without the information fur
nished by our European correspondents Russia appre
ciates and fully enjoys the services rendered her by
England and France. There is, of course, the same
possibility of war ever, but indication that
il will be made by the two Western Powers. No new
event of any moment seems to have transpred in Eu
rope since our previous adyices. The markets remain
sgtaed by the fear of war; especially that of Cotton.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-14

The Board of Aldermen had a long discussion last
evening relative to their powers. This was occa
stoned by reports presented by the Law Committee
The new Charter declares that all papers involving
the expenditure of City money shall originate in the
Board OF Councilmen; but it is contended that the
Beard of Aldermen, by virtue of imperative State
laws prior to the Charter warrant them in originating
papers for appropriations and expenditures. The
Mayor sent in Message announcing the gratifying in
teIigence that Mr. Henry Arcularus, Commissioner
of Streets and Lamps, had rendered his resignation,
the same to take effect the Slst March next re-
port for the eectual cleaning Of streets or.
dered to be printed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-14
MECHANICS BOUcHT AND SOLD.

Cicero wondered how two sugurs could meet each
other in the streets without bursting into hearty
laugh 90 immense was the swndle of their trade. We
wonder how two sham. Democrats can meet each other
in the streets without bursting into hearty laugh so
immense is the swndle of Stste-craft While Douglas
is declanng about Nebraska the tolng dupes of the
North are sustaining him and Pierce and the whole
set, as Democrats. Has action lost its significance
Has language ceased to be the symbol of thought
Has chaos come again Or to what are we to attribute
the qualification of the freemen in the North this
question: Mechanics and working farmers of the
North hear US You, who vote the Democratic ticket
listen: Here is this Douglas who owns you in the per-
sons of black mechanics as he would hogs or
asses But has he physician, lawyer, or even an
artist No no. 1t is mechanics and working farmers
whom lie treats as hogs and asses Not one of the
learned professions is bred for the shambes 10 man
who has rubbed against college and imbbed the hui
msrities OF the lowest form, is 30 rated by Douglas
We appeal to the Workingmen Of the North to rouse
from their imbruted lettargy Look at the Nebraska
Slavery bill, as il claims to embody Democracy and
compare it with such moral ulcers on tbe face of the
Southern press as the New Orleans journals present
in slave advertisements in common with al the pa
pers of the South We copy these notices from news
papers wet IS just received through the mails
fresh, as the latest evidences of how Democracy
buys aud sells mechanics and lsbering farmers
the peers of the men whom it here swindes into the
beliefthat It respects
- FOR SALE-By JAMES WHITE, No %
Bsfolne west side between Gra7isr and Corr-non.s-
- likely let Il Slaves conEs,ius O. men, chill
~ whC vii se low cash. ely acceptance
all tuy IuH Der Of slaves that
ctiye hoard md se commission. Lave good h-us
lrfe ward healihv scaiion AIRY having IN nv
would Dc veil call before making
JAMES WHITE.
IS TWO HUNDRED and FIFTY NEGROES
" fcr SALE The Subscriber las on hsnd fJs.e 81 Nerrc.
"a erec, frr Virginia tie Carolina GeorrA KsuscfT sud
Miscuri corssling Ct fs hands, backmhs e.rpea-s
once one coErsEEmi h. s-ssre eo1t.
vtshers "a sns souse which 10 sod Oh w.
.ecor uoafrg low he AFFORDED IL ths or v
oltr southern utei Tie atenon Of mer-hauts planters M
purchasers reuers respectfully solicited s.oek he
Ia gs G1d equal u superior any cy TIE stok I'll
THOMAS FOSTER
No C. BAronre-st AID Ne. ISL Common a.
o. FOR SALE.-Just arrived and for sale az nv
N ods,rd No g ETia sde hlrdrd choice Aarv ard
81 Lc Virginia kea0es se.-clJa oil d@l
49, tles tc-s roufrs s,iuresses cocfs
rtL ta ctTrerfsss and cooper l O. whch he a.
c. se ies iecoEr1ceaiirs tT CASA city sccepl-ce
J 81 WILSON
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The great peculiaritY All I'M McC1 INrncKls ppc.

Inc great Pccuharit! OF DR.. MCCLINTOCK'S PFC
Tori sfhrr IS hss in Ill chronic diseases lungs
In biopchh aud Consumption all forms and ssses
he taken BY the delicate patsn with perfect Ger,
contains morphine opium eet one
OF both Of which Injurious sss, enters into the composition
the palate produces debility may be t.kn
IN sntiy with the certain result the som
renovatng the lille healing sips the
inflated and producing gradually perfect As tbs
tried prescription eminent physician IL rapidly
use place Of the with which tho country
flooded Price In pis 81 To be bad Of the principal Apothsea
and Of A. CrsHsAN Co, PropIeo No. IZ Futonst, up
stsfr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-14

GRAY HAIR.-Why permit the frosts of age to give
spepper and salt when
remedy 81 hand DEmoSEr MYESs OF No Is COart,nd-
are selling and applying their Liquid hair Dye which nf
hes Neye, snybD Of the Kind broueh, forward which
hall poposr They have been compelled appoint
different Parts Of the city, be bad No 30 Grana and
the french DRUG store, No. 81 North Nillamst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-14
OPINION OF DR. ]. p. LTTCnFIELD OF BROOKLYN

From HAvANA-Adviees from Havana to the 4th inst
rport that the Captain Genefa contemplated the ssnng
Of decree altering the value of dOubloons from seven
teen to sixteen dollars The ports OF Ceniuscs Cardinals
Sagua and Remeds would it was thought soon be closed
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Mem 2}ogI, palIn Or bnnt
rIrsnAY. FEBRuARY Il. ISL
IN COMPARTMENTS

TO CORRESPONDENTS
-, Il t,k,p 81 snousn Conn nnic sinnf Wh,cvcr
nspdta irs.zon mus be snth oa'od ~ An name sac
1890 M lie writer necessarily To- paDhea1n bas a.
guaranty o. HE eoos isl1h'
We undertake return rejected Communications
NEWS An, pctson .,pSng ,ifs lr ohcr By +aegrapA
Mail or uhcfSsc will 81 b,rsy paA pr,vdod n,t By ne
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SEWING MAcmNEs-CARp mo- NE PunIc.-The

SEWING MAcHSEs-CARD TO THE PyBLIC.-The
Hon Commissioner Of Patents Of the United sdudsd
my application for letters patent for Sewing Machine which
originally invented Constructed add Put operation BY early
the year 1884 nierIes with ali the patents and aPpncaoas for
patents Sewing Machines containing the combination Of tho
eyspOred needle and the thus making
Al be parties 70 this matter Of Interference called upon BY
ise from the PafeDtOce prove the dse OF heir inventions
Nuron and most respectable Witnesses who Sewing Ma
chine am already apped Of Bat desirable its COED
and successful BY possible persons
between the las and ls4o my sewing Machine,
seh machine in the possession Of late brother a f. Hunt
% WHOM vas exhibited specimens Of Is work shown BY Mr.
George Arowsnh viii confer great favor ana viii
forward righteous cause informing ter knowlsdge upon
tie subject powerful combustion s:ed in defeating my
Jas os1s but with the testimony the truth prevail
would with It to prevail overFhe lmingy Address
.rrrni TI-.-r NJ LLn4.nr -. Z Y
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The Tribune for Europe.

We shall Issue THIS MORNING IN Edition Of fHE
SAM WEEKLY TRIBUNE, for circulation in Europe IL "m
contain all the latest News UP to the time Of going 10 pres
Single copies in wrapper ready for mailing can DC ma
tho desk Price Six Cents The steamship Franklin havug
been detained sails from this por: for Southampton aad
u.vro To dsv and the Arabia from Boston Tomorrow
Tor Liverpool.
Subscriptions snd advertisements Tor me fV"- i"''
T'ri1uuo can b. efl with The following Agents
-. NV Thomas Nos 70 and 81 Catharne street.
Strand
Mr. F,ourneau. No 30 Rue s.. Marc
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HAIR DYE AND WlGS- BATCHELOR's Mandatory
for these articles removed No IS Broadway opposite to tbs
PAk accomodAo1s the world
sppeaoa Hair Dye and the sses OF his aewyn-
vented Wigs and Toupees Nine private al door.
OPINION OF DR.. J. Y. LTTCHFIELD, OF BROOKLYN,
Y. Feb s. ls6i-DR DoDS syrup ALvSSAl confident
" recommend this valuable psa0n Coughs
Cods Asthma Diseases OF tie especially Of
Henosihsge from the Luns-hsyus witnessed It's value
occurring ander observation.
Tie Medicine prepared prescription or Dr. DOES veil
krovn coailelco OF th
being pounded Of ingredients s.rEy scsnh
an accurate pTopoiops In chutc Ike
lle the present vha vcds Of Temperature prevail
have tbs nst.c W 1 aard r ts A. e.
4 ID SlSpS corner Of Fullou tul Wra Ens.tc1 lrS
CO. brosdwsy; DIugge Al ,-d by la fsoqtar Aalrs
Fsd.. No M fGlscn It, fcN Aoss
A LONG AND CURI0Us JOUREEyBOz thinks that
s baby put car soir the re % hsnirei miles hour
N baby would Gle before reachac h a IL
eod leave. Won koaIse acre throat & ~ box OF
PuInoxic WARES only IS S0li oy CLeXEStE 60,
No 81 Barclay ct General foE New York aud vicinity
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-. r,ro uIrNnRFn NEGROES for SALE

TWO HUNDRED
u has srriy ed with hundred Negroes
n th y. viii bic for essh or one or two
~ 49, rreS for paper lie will always keep han5
Of SeaOes his old sAnd No Nsrean.t sOr-
.site s1PF' W WA. Y. TALBOT
IL r has for selo hs fise det6t Ne I'd Com n0a st.
trly sAves eouss deli hands mechanics and
~ s,S erv.ufs also good bct al Of which he
---A&..1to ruIcbAsers o Accommodate terms
'Ne''" CHARLES LAMARoUs, ia, No. Isl ComnoaSt
All mechanics or farmers No Reverends, Doctors,
Uouorables Generals No titled shsns--Only men
mechanics snd tillers of the earth But though the
trade in industrial esh is so brisk as we perceive by
the shove advertisements its patrons and panders are
not satisfied. They ask new territory larger than
,pv European State Russia excepted where to ensave
more mechanics and more tlers Of the soil Mechsn-
les srdaborers of the North are you ready to submit
% this new outrage
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-14

Threatening ruiLors Terrible changes in the face of
society Empires falling the hair Of aud
Use BAkKEKs TONGUE price 5 sold everywhere Punc-
pal DEPOT BARKERs Ladies' Hair Dressing Ebhment No ~
Broedw
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pue,ue0s Notices.



NAV EeonS Ar NEr CASu fRlCrs Tho under
- ~, ,.,cs 70 ,p'eru thsh ncnA sca hoye generally
~, a., 80. ~ rfrrared sweet srU ,es sfas vita ve'S
-. 81 A,.a.Ne sosN It sesN eoorais'es
nv essa GNgNsNs
r,re,s (vSSs Sc,ers sScrtnew
<yss,,n ava e.Nt,n ts,eaN sasrtct 10 oions Nca'
vN,ss Iecss ,n1 Nraetesesses
uSss,ty Ard G'SveA ,.. ..,, AN.
psete ,t1A ,-.,.,. . ,...., =. 81.
a., ;. el cur Nurts, uroa the rrePle adopted ~ ~
.c> ssA Which h-s sSee saeh nnVefe' s"son'" vi,
a Wv .iisAt sa,sr,e nVa net oa'h s' Ne' "
- ,as,.s ,s,e,cy, kf the ct er'da stau'ed
w.. wr,,a ava SsegN sass's We 'aNe 'e'N'" ~
N =, .,.rsessp b, N,,n rcs,'edS ~ she OF So"
- ArN Ney go - ci rSsN'es heh e'Ss ""N r''aV'
-. a. .,.,A a. t eNeaplcs 10 SAysN Nn'nos'h M" "n'
~ ., rs,s,tsor ara sNrerse W' @eism aad Insurance
-, n ~, Asvet ,Nar ~ eny etAst Nus o. m'ae Newm sN'
- -. Alteration e. iAe tes q this ne'''r 80 p''NA' 70
N.,,. "a .s...sses vs. Oalallneat 10 IN lo''er
NcgtssN 4 rttNrroN
iugeltegs s.a lShec's
n, u Vesey ana No Hsrts1-si',
S,rvetly roat of tAe l'sor IIsa'e, N Y.
wopt,, HEvrMRrR,NG.--A new Clothing Empo-
-, - - ~. .rsrss ~ SnScrssvcd AZ Ne les Fal'on
.N ~ -T,i, No. 80 Handsomely made stock o elothng,
- - :. .,e. ard rinsaacd IN the ect styles and val be
49, i ~ sw F,SsAae Ysi'rs ~, -. ......-.,.a
NK-AnAss.es StsFs.sse& 10 - exactly steresonted
EpsAsp I NkcNGrr
Clothins Emporium.
N< 4 q kn
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NEW YORK CONSTITUTIONAL tLtCIlON'
TOMORROW, WEDNESDAY, FrD. Is.
FOR
THE AMENDMENT RELATING TO THE CANALS.
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SEWING MAcInNEs.-AI persons maklng selling or
using A ehnes having needle needles with
re p0nt hereby cautioned against inn sing ongiua
Patent granted Sept 10 s4n all nfngeTs will be held response
be secoTers 70 law TIE follow licensed 10
essre and e swns Machines under said patent viz Ac.Hs
Wheeler Wison Co Grover Baker Co t1e American Ma g
nee Se~ins Machine Co and Bahoh Of NewYork Nichols
blss and Lerow, Boson Messr. Woodbridge heene d
Moore, LyDn Mas; ard A B. Howe, OF New. YORK.
ELIAS HOWE yR Pstenee Of the Original Machine No.
SIS Broadway Sev-Y0k, and No s. HsnoveT-st Boston.