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DHALANX MILLS-HOMINY, SAMP, era
a HAM FLOUR. WdEATEN GRtTS, OATMEAL,
CORN MEAL other varieties Of 6,st quality mill stats,
Just received at the PhALANX DEPOT No IS Barclay 81
YEAST POWDER.-B. Z. BABBITT 10 ths
II original inventor Of the CHEMICAL YEAST POWDER,
which prepared and sod by him at Nos SO ant Wssh.ns
10 tin Those who purchase should see
that they get ths. with tee above name on.
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CHARLES r. MILLER g. Co, Auctisuesrs
EARITON-AX. HOUSES and LOfS.-Wi

II
~ be sold public sacf OF the Merchsot Ex;hsss
TUESDAY April II O'Clock two three story
brick hou,,s Carlton av. betseeo Fulton and Asnds
ava. With all modern improvements Houses nee, @rH
feet; Los 2ox97
Aso VANDERBILT. Az. HOUSE Three story bsssmeot
spd subcells Vanf ebilt @yrls Houe brick.
2xsi Lot 25s8O, finished OF In best manner with eli modern
Improvements For fa particulars apply at the oss OF The
AucIiontor No 1875 B. oad~sy cor. Del. ct
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III E c X R. r A,
delicate and appropriate food for all and Of the
economical nuious wholesome preparations
brou gbt the combining the Qualification Of
pssts with ample ard heahfu susteasncs OF the body.
R.tsied BY socers generally and wholesale By HEcKER
BROTHER Crotou Mills No. 2O Cherry-st.. New York.
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bales bQ AucnCa.
d. 3 BoveH, Aae,io,c.r
NJ RTG AG Il SALE Of VALIIApr

N HOUSEHOLD YUasrrUas .aA EassLlyss
hEsrs-Elessnt covered rosewood Psu,r Su,siTrr. a.
SUITE heavily carved mosaic sylia<ss Secretary Bose.s
aud BTusse, Csspetrg Cos ly China silver aud nt ~.
ware. ~ifhoat reserve TO MORROW (rsesd.yl MDxviyG
str psfisey foul the ave stor, hoa = ia War;
pote the hueop Rivey eslrosd Depot the cOat,st h
partly follows Epssh Olelths sysrp atsd str ssis
&c rosewood Pnlor sutes siesanuy uph,,ersd ssd
In nsrcoD crimson and green French satin ss-ass, a.,
antique MEDALLION Set h,svuy carved Ia SOLD ana sr..,.
Is.u "a'usy m.Ieeioe Table, Of the usai sessnes.s
found In veil furnished heavily full
sbe action Psnofrte made By Bsrmore of,ss c,
warranted thi. instrument for 6nenss s,l oa.
OF tore, unsurpsssec s.o foe ~ooi Ria a.
finished IN plate sl.s and isa msbe, sreass
Won tables srey Rec.ptionehsirs Ectoires l.ss 81
spl pcid French plate Pier Gsses IN co,v frames. rs
hsvy lsce sad bocselle Curt,as; original OH Pautar, ~
eminent modern srt.s. Gothic inlsid ,nd sod us.u,y
marble Cceks costly Drsen China rsre ne Vac Of 5syo<
Pr1celsp PN.n .role s'saes and Classic Re essa,soss,
ok Extsncp t,be ih snaa. esriss Tsblens PreacS
China silver easeivees csts BASKETS Folks spoons ivory
Cutlery heavy cut Glassware. Wines, Cksupsgs M.ieirs
L'qu,esses Deearters &c rosewood and mshossny ga.
steds Of antique ana modern ys; rosewood marble
oresirs Bufeaus Wsshstscss Corner and Towel sAods;
Pslsats tne carried hair hzt;is.es CouGts psas Soea
ard fhlows China Toilet Sets oval and square st 6sns
Minors &c Sale positive
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ANTHONY J. BLEEcKER. Auctioneer
COUNTRY SEAT near Scarsdale Westchester
~ County containing 80 of chocs AND, with ice
large HOUSE aud sutste bulldogs to be sold BY A.
J. BLEEC KER, at auction, the 7tb Of April at IL
O'clock at the Merchant Exchange Fs fall pscalss
Div At the office Of the Aucioses Boadt where h-
ogsphlc maps of the property can be bad
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f)ianc- Jortes ano lflusie.

CAFFORD e. BROTHER, Ne. 800 Broadway.
~ PIANOS for Sale, Hire Exchange. Psrtcula, e.
tsatics given TO Renting and Tuning Of PtsaosL
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Tor SALE-The twO.story and attic BRICK
IL HOUSE No. I0S Attorneyst. Price, $3.50 Part can
remain mortgage. Apply to Z w. DE GROVE, ResS
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IosEPa SMITH. Aaetioneer
A UCTlON NOTICE.-JOSEPH L. SMITH

AZ UCIfVN NVIINL.-JOoEIH Il. SMITH
Frsrblin It APPENDED assortment Of FUhNlTURs consist
irg OF Rosewood PaIlcr AID Bedroom es tso
Suites IA Satin Broesde. two splendid Ro.sso As.so,
sues; TIRES painted Cottage Suites; xshos,py sId Slack
Walnut B,dsests Sofas, Bureaus ROCKING chs &c some
BIua. atd Carpets 10 excellent order, OIL cletb
OPsinp excellent scenes by some Of the frst ss
Rrocstele and Lace Curtains; Rich Psor Shs
Cloci vs.- Tea Dni1s and Extension Tables, R,ss-
wood Center. hide and Card Tables. crctesy, Gsrsrs;
cy China Te. snd Dner Sets; Silver stsd Csuor. Csss
Baskets; Spoons Fork. Tes Serve sve all heavy pst-df
Ivory Cutlery &c; beet H,ir Mat ressss Pillow. Bsat-t
heavy Ferch rlstes; excellent sssor nsnt Of kchsa
Furniture; Coosirg Stove. In good order As, at 10
oecet superior Rosewood PipoFOrte city made aud fully
warranted.
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nor SALE and to LET.-Seyeral HOUSES in
Wt.cheser Co. Of different sizes aud nodstons,
for sale ard others let Inquire Of A FISDLAY No. IL
Spring IT. N Y.
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NREAT BARGAIN at WILLIAMSBURG L.
" story brick HOUSE No los 2dst only t~o blocks
from PECK slip Feny VIII fixtures and carpets Price
as zoo s COCKCROfT. No ~ south 7th.st.
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DY JORDAN & MOTION, Auctoneeu and
- Commission Merchants no ass Broadway (us stAna
between Franklin aud Leonsre SITS
WEDNESDAY MoRNING April 4, 1855
AUCTION SALE OF FANCY GOODS and TOYS, belog
the entire stock offs desler retiring from the busue and esn
prns pee Of the best class Of goods incuf
ips Porte sonnses sstehel BASKETS Fancy 0rusment Of
various k De- Toys Perfumesy 40 Ih. sale 10 we'll word
the attention OF even dealer the goods beiog nesry al
and in the best order Ter@s casha Sale {, eonmen,s i
O'Clock. - M -.
AUCTION SALE OF . LARGE ASSORTMENT OF MIS-
CELLANEoUs SyoRS sad srATIossRYs Also. dns
collection Of Phil iophics and Scientific Ag2sa,us
viev. ssle TO comm nee att O'clock ~ = ~
WIN W. wsEKs AncHonesr N
DAEER & WEEKS will seliaat .Auction on
I'D wEDHEsDAY,Apsu 1T " n, At thr M-rh.nty Ex.
change three ssnss t.ssyt nnsHsh ts.e NEST dcss
10 West 25th Nos Ss IoVsnd 1917 east OF AID The
It'll sv eoutainog the pedera 10 ercvsn,suts cns ssy
essy. For maps. 60. spplJs to BAKEa wExkS. No. L
Pine Of cor Of BrotdapI ~ ~ q p W. ia ~ p I
w. q. MELLoR tuttioneer. '''s s'-7'7s-'''
DY HOUGHT0N & MELLOR.-T0-M0R-
ID ROW (ruesdsy stpt o'c'ock vt 10, lis Nst5a r..
Special Sale of superior Rosewood and MshoSthy yURV-
TURF PanoForte Ovsl end Pier Classes chias DhpF al
Tes Sets on Paintogs &c Tbs stock e,uptisr . irp
variety have offered this spring, and u well wosfv
n att. Itop If the trade. 81. ~. - f,s( -
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E'OR SALE or to LET-A substantial BRICK
IL HOUSE with shout one.h.lf al of Ground well
sock ed with choice Fruit situs.ed at Cssteop near the
Ferry Apply to A. ,. BLEE cKER. No. 2 Brosdst.
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HOMES for ALL.-HOIJSES, LOTS, COT
TAGEs with Gardens t. Rent and for Bale cheap Lots
on seets paved aaessmt paid from Sl5 TO $50 so
ceot cash w g. HAYNES, cor Plsnkrosd and Sd sv.,
Br(oklyn Office b, urs from p NJ Rents collected.
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TOR SALE or to RENT-TwO FARMS Of "A
and II .cres At Bru,hvile Station on Long Island Rail-
ro.d IA miles from the city suitable for MIR Garden farms
Also fpe BUILDING Sites l. SHERWOOD a John at N \.
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= h.swU Aacifonesr
10y BANGS, BROTHER IL Co.-Trsds-Sae--

UY BANGS, BROTHER IL Co.-Trsds-sse---
- Rooms 40. 10 PNkrow.
MOSDAY, April Is, and FIVE following d.ys
At4 O'clock P NJ. at the Auction room.
AN EXTENSIVE AND VALUABLE LISaARY or
RARE AND CURIOUS OLD BOOKS fine library editions
of .ndsrd author rich bIdilss &c includss lot, q
toots The history and Antiquities OF Amsresshs
United States exco Spsni,h America &c comprns the
old travellers spanish Hi.toscs Tracts Boots
Revolution and Wsr Of Independence America Politics. Arc
tic Vo ages Ccuu nasssons &c old Eogb Literature ssi
Poetry curious old Quarto Psys R0nsnees Historical and 81
osraphic.l Works, Books Of Plates &c.
Catalogues ready April lst aud VIII DO forwarded to any 3D.
dress n application TO the auc'ioaeefr.
AT PRIVATE SALE-Couplets Sots OF Dickens HoaseioN
Hor6s In 10 volumes
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Tusfs MoRRfLL, Auctlobtcr.
LECTION NOTICE.-MONDAY, l0I O'Clock,
N at No 81 Nassau ct, by catalogue. LARGE srOCk al
up and sod to Psy-Ro,ewocS P.nSs eSss ss!
Mir or cost So suites superior Ensmeee rurafais.
ccst ls5 and less; elegant Oil Paintings Gold 'ewery
Alto, invoice Cigars SEQ lots In all
4 UCTION SALE Of STANDARD ROSES
N and other CHOICE PLANTS IT L. yANDE yArER,
Auctobeer No "a Msidensns will sell TUESDAY Ap1
s. superior seeston Of Ros ppn,ng all ID, 6ns sal
nsrest v,iete selected ~h great e.e without resd 10
cost BY d. BOIL Flost corner Of Broadway snd 5shst
Tn. psnts ali 10 superior order.
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EOR SALE-At a bargain, HOUSE and
Il GARDEN IL Pohsmvils. about two INMATES from tbe
DEPOT Price . 6o0-term. easy Also sh.ndsome oUILo
ING OF near the Dep6 0ox00; price lbs For psrtcd
lars spply 10 JACOB MESDEL No s. Cspalst stsrs
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mo LET-HOUSE No. 1853 West 50th. st., with
IL modern improvements Rent, $780, Inquire Of McFAR-
LAM MERRlTT No 40 Sd
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Tor SALE or observation-disclosures two
Il story FRAME HOUSES situ,ted on 2i.t ct bet ween
9Th 9Th South Brootyn; AXE l8s2, lot 100 10 per-
feet order; in sell separately together Apply to
ROSWELL @ PIERCE, Pinest cor Broadwiy.
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Real Gstafe for Sale.

EOR SALE-SOme choice BROOKLYN LOTS,
Il will be exchanged for sood fnt second Mortgages
STOCKS. Bcnds &c If improved without anything being
paid them. Inquire of r. MecRAKEN, No 74WAnst In
a.. he bssement
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1NO LET-Two genteel COTTAGES at RAJ
VENsWOOD L. L. with Grounds and stables ststached,
directly 10 front of the landing at Lower Ravens
wood Stages pass the doos every hour to Geenpoin VIII
lsmsbureh and Brooklyn -
Also far sale two desirable BUILDING LOTS. each 100
feet River and about $50 feet length next
TO steamboat landing Apply to HARRIS Co., No. 70 Peck
slipi to ]. g. HARRIS. near the premisea
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NOR SALE-A very neat FRAME HOUSE
Il and LOT situated within five minute wax Of the ca
Cove stesmbo.t Landing The House !, built n odsrn
,tye b, ing ony old The Lot rs feet front snd
rear about 49 deep The above property will be sold very
raonste DESTROYS Of purchasing nice place Ia the
country will do well to inquire of
' John DAVIS ia No. SO Fit5 st., Y.
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ITO LET-A three-stOry brick HOUSE in Skill
81. ness PARK East Broekyn Rent. 500. The
Myrtle Rsroad within block Of the misses
locality convenient those doins business Ia the
CITY. Apply TO c. KNOX, No 128 Fulton ST. New York
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NNO RENT-The three-stOry brick HOUSE No.
l79 East 2lsts second from ID repete with .l
the modern improvements Psrlor handsom,y furnished
with velvet carpets mirrors sofas, chairs &c Re Carpets
and floor cloth throughout Also part chamber furoiturs
Rent. 81 900. Applyto DANIEL O. PESrl.
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Gntlcrn ano Garoware.

CUTLERY. RAZORS, SCISSORS, PENS,
~ ke., WHOLESALE and RETAIL HEATH SIM
SON No SA Br6s6wsy next Brosdwsy Tnester respect
fully call the senton Of Sou hern asd "esern MeIeh,nts
and othe the stock Of Poke and Table Gallery
Scissors kr-sslDg ct about )st for cash.
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-28

A curious case Of the savage barbarian Of
army regulations is given in our City columns.
1t seems that man named Harris, who is sab
ject to fits Of insanity had enlisted as soldier,
(Which fact alone ought TO be presumptive Of
lunscy,) and subsequently ran away. Last
June, while again in &. of insanity, he offered
TO enlist again, but was arrested or kidnapped
in some msnner and kept in cell with bau
and chain to his leg for two months. He was
then court nartaled, and sentenced to fifty
lashes and to be branded with a letter d on his
hip. On account Of being positively unable to
bear such an inlictioD, the Court-perhaps
thinking of the killing Of a soldier about that
time at Southern post-remitted the hoggiug.
writ of babeas corpus reached the man before
the branding was done, and he is now in the
hands Of The civil authorities, closely pursued,
however, by the army authorities, who seem
very impatient to do the burning. They will
probably be disappointed.
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-28

A sop TO CERBERUS.

The last European mail brought us the It'd
ines, we had for some time anticipated, Of the
appointment of Mr. Lowe TO the office Of Vice.
President of the Board of Trade, the President
Of which Department is Lord Stanley Of Alder
ley 30 long known in the fierce warfare for
power between the Tories and Wings from
1884 to lS41 as Mr. Stanley, the whipper-
in of the Melbourne Administration. Tbs
Office Of Vice-Presdent of the Board Of Trade
is one of considerable distinction, being usually
esteemed the next stepping stone to the Cabinet,
and has been filled within recent years by Mr..
She'll, Mr.. Miner Gibson, Mr.. Gladstone, Lord
Dalhousie and others who have since set their
mark upon the time. Mr.. Lowe, who has just
been appointed, wears the blossom of equal dis
tinction.
His history has more of romance than usually
belongs to those who attain high Office in En-
gland and nearly resembles, in the arduousness
of its early struggles and sole dependence on
unaided merit that of most Of the great states
men Of this country. In one Of those pleasant
parsonakes of England, near the brave old
forest of Sherwo0d, Mr.. Lowe was born, and
growing with gentle culture from childhood into
youth was sent TO the school of Winchester,
where he was cotemporary with Mr.. Card
well, Mr.. Rounded Palmer and Others
destined to I'll high places in Engand's future.
From Winchester he carried to Oxford
a brilliant reputation, which he more
than maintained, having closed his university
career with the duplex crown of first class in
Classics and second in Science-a win glory sell
dom or never won. While at the university the
allowance which poor parish clergyman cOald
afford him being but scanty, he devoted, as is
the custom at the English universities with
thofe of limited circumstances, portion of his
time to the cIammiDg for examination of more
this pursuit not alone realized considerable
amount but formed msny friendships which
have been OF considerable value to him since
As a matter Of form he was called 10 the En-
glish bar, but without ever attempting practice
proceeded 10 the colony Of Australia, where he
conceived his capital OF money and of brain
would realize the best and speediest return.
There he rose with rapid stride In competence
and reputation, was distinguished member for
some years OF the Colonial Legislature, and re-
turned with the promise he had carried away
from Oxford, richly matured. He was immedi-
ately seized on by that leviathan organ of public
opinion, Tie London Times, which owes much of
its fame TO the ever yigilant eye and generous
hand with which it watches for and gathers into
its service every light which appears upon
the newspaper horizon. Oae of the ablest
writers who ever worked in its great smithy
was discovered in the humble columns Of Pro-
vincial paper by the editor, Mr.. Delane, who at
once posted to Bath and engaged him. Dizziness
or even mediocrity, finds no dwelling in Print
ing. House square. Their principle is to pay
he best and have tho beet article in the mar
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-28
IMPEACHMENT OF JUDGE KANE.

The late outrage committed by this officer ex-
cites great indignation. So far, well; but passive
indignation will not prevent similar outrages in
future The Federal Judges are selected, espe-
cially from the North, with direct view to the
protection and advancement of the Slave interest.
No Northern man openly opposed to Slavery and
its extension can be elevated TO the bench. To
make assurance doubly sure majority of the
judges are Shareholders. But the care taken to
maintain such a majority on the bench of the Su-
preme Court is an excess of caution On any
question of liberty and humanity connected with
Slavery, the Southern Judges are more trustwOr-
thy, honest and independent than their Northern
associates. These last are appointed in conse
quence of their Pro Slavery proclivties, and must
fulfil the conditions of their appointment. They
are watched with jealous suspicion by the PreSi-
dent, the Senate, and by cotton politicians of every
name. Servility to the Slave Power is the only
basis on which their hopes of political advance
ment can rest. Hence it is far more difficult for
them than for Southern Judges to keep con-
science where Slavery is concerned. The latter,
being unsuspected, may without reprOach fear
lessly discharge their duty Hence we haze no
instance among the Southern Judges Of such base,
vulgar abuse OF Anti Slavery men, and such fragrant
violations of law in behalf of Slavery as have dis
eraced some OF our Northern Judges. ltmust also
be recollected moreover, that our Judges for such
conduct, however much it may be despised BY
honorable men at the South, applauded BY all the
various tribes of Union-sayers, sham Democrats,
Silver Grays, &c, at the North for these gentle
men seem to think nothing can be teO gross or too
wicked to atter the Shareholders and secure their
votes and their trade.
For these reasons, it is obvious that the usurp-
ations of our Federal Judges are not to be ar
rested by indignant ordinations. The evil
must be corrected by authority, or it will enly
augment in audacity and maliguity. Every
Judge should feel that there is power mightier
than himself and that ho is amelable to = tyi'
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-28

The Broadway House Judiciary Convention
last night nominated most of the Know Nothing
candidates for Judges Of the City Courts.
Edward 2. Cowles, recently Judge in the Ma
rine Court, was nominated to the bench of the
Supreme Court. judges Murray Hoffman aud
Lewis p. Woodruf-the former in the Superior
Court and the latter in the Common Pleas
were nsmed for the Superior Court. Judge
Charles Z. BirdsaH, now one of the Marine
Court Justices, was named for his present
place. Cambridge Livingston, lawyer not
particularly known to fame, was selected as a
candidate for the Common Pleas. Except Mr..
Livingston, all the above candidates have been
tried in responsible judicial stations and have
acquitted themselves so as to give very general
satisfaction.
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-28
FAIR PLAY.

in another column will be found cOnmunica-
tion signed Fair Play" having for It's subject
comparisons between the North and Sac South,
and their respective progress in pOpuleson. Upon
that communication we desire to MAKE few OBJ
seryatSons.
Ou, correspondent thinks it unfair to compare
Virginia and New-York, because I'VE all know
"that yirginis was an old settlsa country daring
"the Revolution, while New York was coDaned to
"a few COUNTIES on either side of the Hudson
River and part of Long Island, and great
proportion Of the State was in the hands of the
Indians when the first census wss taken We
all know also that when the Erst census was taken
Virginia still had, to say the least quite as many
New-YOrk of square miles of virgin land still Gov
cred by the primevsl forest and into which the
hoe Of the waite man hal osvsr yet been struck.
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-28
IMPORTANT NEWS.
VALUE OF RIcH's IMPROVED
" WILpyR's sALAMAnDER SAFES ~


a the FIRE OF the Sd inst which ned the brick build
Ing occupied By Mr. hn Thomss opposite the Gas Works
r this city SAFE Of the above description containing the
Books Papers and Money OF Mr. Thomas and although the
building deoyed opening the Safe the contents
found undurbed and Ia the order and condition when
aced there except slight to the projecting ends
papers the backs OF books caused by
the In the Safe while at the greatest heat
Aug 6, 165l G. III. CAMPFIELD, Agent Savannah, Geo.
pleasure cooborsrg tie foregoing statement and
"a addition would add, that the books now in
Acc. .lea6 J. I. THOMAS, Savannah, Geo.
assortment with powaerpro0f Locks for sale by the
subscribers who sole popetors Of the recently patented
Ia Belle Lick and only makers Of Safes combining KicHs
and WILDLKs PATESI STEARsS MARVIN.
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-28
SrMlN0 MACHINES ANp SuIrs FoR INFRINGE-


always ready for any controversy either In the
newspapers the to maintain rights
AM establish the truth We have numerous suits pending
axsnst Sewing Machines Of the Wheeler Wilson Nanu
featuring Co.. and those made BY Grover Baker Co Those
machines infringe four distinct patents belonging TO and
BY the dn,insu1hed legal scientific, and
hAuca the United States that there doubt Of
sos ~ In suits sgainst then.
Natharol heelsr and o. B. Potter. two wise from the
Esst trying make the public believe that ent issued
10 January last TO j. 5. Conant the device Of feed
wheel used la sc wing Machines not so. We
prepared TO establish by proof he folowi.l points:
That the rofIrg elah feeder Of Consny not feed wheel
bv simply metallic hoop with b.stry pins upon edge
Thstth baseI plate patented BY Elias Howe Ir Septe-
her TO- 49, precisely the came device nov claimed by
Conau That bssterpaie the segment Of hoop with
pins t. and only required % be made longer to be complete
circle ANY pcan examine the original msehne
at the oec of Mr Howe In New FORK and satisfy himself Of
the perfect Identity ci Howes bss;erpste with Consn.s
feeder.
That Consnt IN March 1881 voluntarily withdrew his
peaton for Patent aeT two reecons OF his claim wtou
sppeelns according law. That the device In question
MO rub use wi'h bis and allowance and that
Yeas psed before be made any farther semPt to
Obtain fasn -
Either Of these a objections land there o;her) viii
he fatal 10 COnan Patent, which 10 fact ior device out OF
date and wholly superoeded
Finally. We cay that ready 20 guarantee every
obine ss seanst Wheeler Potter and 81 the the
veudeTs OF inferior Sewing Machines
l. NJ SINGER Co. No. 81 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-28

The official result of the Kentucky Election
reaches us by telegraph. Morehead, the Whig
and Know-Nothing candidate, has 4,4O3 ma
jority. Gen. Scott, with all the Know-No.hipgs
against him, had 3,262 majority Taylor had
17,42l, and Clay in 1914, 9,267. Verify, the
Know. Nothings have won tremendous victory.
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-28

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OF the following celebrated makers whose Ps;
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