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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-03
Advertisement.
" COCOAINE-FrOm the high respectabllity and

great skill Of Mr. BURNETT a chemist, herald with pess
introduction Of anything coming from hi, hands His
celebrated toilet preparations have already extended his popu
rty from part Union the Others and result Of
their excellence that those who them always
TO give pre standard articles for the toilet
from their elegance they believed TO be positive
cfc, for purposes for which they
boro Gaxette
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Advertisement
ADVERTISEMENT
"BURNETT's COCAINE. - Messrs. JOSEF

BURNETT Co.. Boston, the well known manufacturers Of
this celebrated article the hair which fully established
in its popularity and recommended by physicians and chemists
through the United States Mr. BuRSgTTs abilities chem
il; have enabled him produce compound combining the
properties Oil with peculiar egetabe tonic
sufficiently preserve and promote the healthy growth Of the
hnir at the time that i; is aed article ior the
toilet. "-Tsunton Gazette.
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E1uors on credit OF from three 10 III months takay
their notee. but oftener taking mortgages upon their
property for the security Of their money. Where
mortgages are taken, credit generally given for one
wear. Recently several suits have been commenced
for the purpose of enforcing payment for liquor OBJ
tanned under these circumstances but some legal
gentlemen have interfered ssd inspired the large
crowd OF rumseers with the belief that the law de-
cares that it is positively against good morals to pay
for bad liquor in every case whore the creditor has
no. obtained license under the Excise law; hence
the debtors refuse TO pay.
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LAW LNTELLIGENCE.

COURT OF OYER AND TERMINER-M,Y a-BeS-s
Judge DAVIES.
Az the meeting Of the Court Dir. Waterbury moved
OF the trial of VIM Drake Patrick Duffy npesd,
Joseph Cobsu assault and battery samuel Da,isos
hceman h..
ExJudsc Phillip counsellor tn prisoners. spilled for p
ponemeni the a be did lot know the ss
down for trial to-day.
The Dsric Attorney consented pos,ponemeat I'll T,ss
day morning % which time The Court sdjoSruei.
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:, 10 as to include vendors of brooms and wooden
rsre. -. IL -, IT, oo. :; F. r -
pointing select Conmltce Of three from each Board
20 convenient election districts concmred in
Adjourned to Thursday at 6p. N.
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The SrOcKBRIDGE IsDIASs CLAIM.-A party of
FIVE Stoekbridge Indians, three squsws and a half
breed, have made their appearance in Columbia
County, and claimed certain lands in that county,
which has already led to no little trouble to the
present of the lands and promises TO continue
TO do 50.
They took possession of farm belonging to Mr..
Hiver about 200 acres aud were compelled by legal
process the result Of three days examination to
leave. Not satisfied with this decision of Judge
Peeks. before whom the suit tried, the Indians
commenced to break and destroy the trees and again
appeared before Justice in Taghkanic, to answer
the charge of trespass but bringing in claim to the
lands the Justice was unable try the case, aud it
will be brought before the Supreme Court.
Considerable excitement has been caused by this
movement the part Of the Indians in that part OF
the county and the result is looked forward to with
deep interest.
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Internationally
On THURSDAY. May 5, the steamship CRCAs

will again .a for GALWAY via ST. Johns having just com
pletsd voysge Galway and back in mouth Tickets ou,
including cooked provisions served tables and free
Railroad any part Ireland Apply AsEaIcAs TX
PRESS Co., No. 81 Had.on-s,., corner Of Jay.
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COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS. MAY a-Befors Juds.


The following Grand Jury were impanneled for ths
May Term Immediately AZ the opening o the Court this morning.
JAMES Il. NICHOLSON, Foreman.
John Jacob AsOr, IT,, Edward Is. Feilows
Frsnoi. NJ Amidon Andrew Foster.
fred 7. Arnold, STenoer X. Green.
Andrew Anderson, James Hunter
Edward A. Boyd, William H. Knapp
James Bossrdus, John II. Redfcld,
Eben b Croker, Robert T. Randolph.
Samuel n. Dodge, Burtis Skidmore
Francis Endicott, Samuel T. Skidmore.
Daniel II. Tompkns, Elnsthsn Thorn
Evans J. Walker
Judge RUSSELL charged the Grand Jury very briefly INSTRUCT
ing the matters connected with the dschass
Of their duties and the provisions Of the statute
Several petit fined IS each for attendance
Patrick Brady who pleaded guilty long time OF assault
wh intent do bodily harm, aragned for sentence he
had been in prison since January % aud wifi and
large family Ia consideration Of these circumstances and others
Judge Russell suspended the sentence.
George Reye IL years Of who pleaded guilty OF an a.
tempt at grand larceny sent 10 the House OF Refuge
Thomas Bo~en csnAbost captain, indicted fof passing
cotnterfeits tried and acquitted the ground of
between the indictment and the proof" and
ton Of the District Attorney the prisoner was reInsnded
George Taylor arrested and tried for carrying
on the 18th March, which Officer Stanley found concealed
his pocket 10 violation Of the law Of this State Taylor
acquitted because shown that he he'd the sunshot
with the intent 70 use II.
Daniel Hurley tried charged with burglary snd larceny
The burglary not suey proved 70 convict and the Jury
charged pronounce verdict ~ guy not guilty 81
ptty larceny Aer considerable elaboration and discussion
hey disagreed and DISCHARGED and the pssoner
manded.
The Court sdjourned 70 II Tuesday.
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Advertisement
BAYARD TAYLOR AND FELIX o. c. BARLEY

THF NEw-IoRK MERCURY
with
BAYARD TAyLOR's NEW TRAVEL .SKErcHES
and
DARLEy's LAMENTATIONS
Low ready at all News Depots and Bookstores.
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TAdyertisementI
{

CoucEsl CoLpsl! CoxsuspTIoSi., CURED!ii!
py he timely Of Mira ~ ~ GARDSEa's 1sDiaS bALsAh
az LvERwosT the best and most ef-cuay remedial as-n
offered all Pulmonary complaints For sale e'er mere
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Advertisement
y II
We have been notified that on WEDNESDAY,


May4 BLeEcxERG Co.. will sell at auction the Mer.
chants Exchange ~ magnificent building lots situate on S'h
and 59hss and the 10Th and lthavs Earn OF these lots
from its proximity to the Central Park viii be fortune IN
yeaIs.
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GURNEY'S NEW PHOTOGRAPHIC AND FINE ART
GALLERY No 7 Broadway first block below the New York
1ei Photographs, DagueTeOtypes Miniatures in Oil aud
Ivoytypes.
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Advertisement.
LAST WEEK OF TIE SEAsON.=Dr KENNEDY

will be his office under the Smithsonian House
May. All his patients who
under treatment for Scrofa Ssltrheum Eyspess King
worm Scad Head Running Of the Ears Pmples the face
Sores Uer4d Legs disease OF the skin are
requested this and medicine enough 10 complete
their
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fAdvsrtisement.l
CTS. ELASTIC STOCK

NGs INSTRUMENTS for BowLegs Club Feet aGd al deformies
Of the body Also DR.. GLoyERs LEVER TRUssEs-the
best now In USE No. 1 Annst near Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-03

VISIT OF THE MILWAUKEE, LIGHT Guard TO THE
CITY.-The MHrdukee Wisconsin of the 9th inst,
says that the Milwaukee Light Guard, Capt. John
{. Stackweather, will leave that city for NewYork
on Monday, the 9th of June, by way OF the Detroit
and Milwaukee Railroad. They will pay visits on
the way at Detroit, Buffalo and Albany, and will
main four days in New-York, one day under arms and
the remainder az citizens. On their return they will
stop at Utica Syracuse Rochester and Niagara Falls.
They purpose. also visit to Boston. The Wisconsin
saws that the Guard will turn out for the trip about
fifty men, and will be accompanied, we understand,
By Gov. Randall, Commsndern-C hief of the Wiscon-
sin State Militia Aid and staff, Colonels Hans Crock
er. Alexander Mitchell, ETC., and Company Staff
composed Of Mayor Page L. $. Marshal Thomas,
Judge Larrabee, Col. Dousman Col Nazro etc., and
BY number of the Honorary members of the Com
pany. Capt. SCOTS American COrnet Band with
twenty pieces OF music, has been engaged for the
trip.
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lAdveEtlscnegt
Now is the time
To buy your CsRPyrs!!,
English Ielvets, o. to y. per yard.
Real English Brussels, g. TO lOi per yard.
Floor Oucloths d TO o. per yard.
HIRAM ANDERSON, No. % B0wefy.
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TINE GENERAL ADMIRAL.

ARREs1 FOR MAIL RoBBTRr.-The Postmaster az
Doisonville Highland Co, Ohio, has been arrcSlcu
for openinC tiers and abstracting money. HIS name
= Adam Orebsugh. The stolen money was touna III
his pockets.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-03

LIeUOR DEALERS rs. RUxsELLERs.-t Is well
known that the large liquor dealers in this city have
been in the habit Of selling to small groggeTes their
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Strangers attending the Annlyersar


Pheroosca Denea,ion OF Character at
FOWLER WELLS, No. 500 Broadway.
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tbs CoRoyrRs' OTFIcE.-Yesterday the Coroners,
following the general example, removed their office
to No. Centre street where commodious rooms have
been provided for them by the Supervisors. DIR.
Phillip OHanlon, Deputy to Coroner Jackman, has
resigned; DIR. John Beach succeeds him.
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ADVERTISEMENT
GENUINE COCAINE,

FoR DRESSING THE HAIR.
Prepared only BY JOSEPH BURNETT Co.. Boston. For sale
by HEGEMAs Co. Nos. Is1 &c., 5ll and 80 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-03

Gas, GAS.-GAs FIXTURES, Of new aad beAu6-
fl designs will b. fnnd e. Manufacturing ID, No.
STe Bgvsdwsy. Whose.se trade especially invited.
wsRSas PFcK 4 Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-03

The Rev George b. Cheever. d. d., will delivers
discourse upon the subject Of " The Life ind Char
acter of the late lameuted William Jay, IN The
Church of the Purtans next Sunday evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-03

FOR EUROPE.
The Hamburg mail steamer Ssxonia, Capt Ehlers,
left Yesterday afternoon for southampton Havre, and
Hamburg with &27 passengers and sl2j 600 in specie.
The COLONIZATION PACKET.
The Mary Caroline Stevens, from Liberia, about
whose safety fears were entertained, arrived at Bati-
more on Saturday, having been since February "a on
the passage.
TINE GENERAL ADMIRAL.
The Rus,ilI steam-frigate General Admiral VIII
will leave the Novelty Iron Works foot OF Tenth
street, f. H.. tomorrow morning sd in'il al
o'clock on al engineers trial trip, and on her return
will 90 10 the Collins Dock. foot Of Cana street. n H.
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SUPREME COURT.-GS>EsAL TERN-MAy 2-BeSrs
Judges ROOSEVELT. l>GRAHAN aud PRarr.


Judges ROOSEVELT, l>GRAHsN aud PRATT
APPOINTMENT o. gNAAfNEss
The Court appointed John T.. Burrill, Henry MECH.
ard Waldo Hu,cs csq examiners examine applicants Tor
admission to prscre. Tho examination wall take place
Wednesday, fh inst. at o'clock o m
Before Judges RoossyELr. DAVIES and CLssKE
DECISIONS.
Geo. L. Jackson AFT. Obadiah l.. Sheldon.-Ordr
reversed without oosts-Clerke, J., dissenting
IsadOrc Lansberger agt. The Magnetic Telegraph
Company.-Order Affirmed with costs.
Peunsylv ania Coal Company agt The President.
and Company of thu Delaware aud Hudson Canal Com
panyJudgmeut Special Tenn reversed without eosts Of
pea and Judgmeu, TO b. enterfd for PLAINTIFF who<
costs form be settled by Judge Clerke, nOce-Dsvie j..
dissenting.
Aanson Robinson sgt. Frederick NJ. Kelley, &c. !;
Ebenezer Kelley AIT Same james f. Kelley AZ. Same Ebs-
Kelley, President sc, sat SameJudsmen,s rever.ed
Henry Mixer agt. Chas. Ely; Turner agt. Edgar.
People Eranci, Older Sss Brown sgi Osborn BirdsA
Rooney AyeryDeci,iOns rendered April All the Judses
In re North American Gutta-Percha Company
Order sppeiled from affirmed with costs.
Geo. h. Roberts at. John ". Carter; Edmund Ter
~ a Geo. n Robers-0de Of Special Term reversed with
out costs.
Stephen Moers agt Augustus Moro, &c.-Order re-
fIsus TO yscate arrest affirmed. with costs,
Oren NJ. Beach ACT. Norman nj. Wa shburn.-OrtS
affirmed, without
David Winebienuer agt. Abel I. Edgarton.-Order
holding confession Of judgment 10 be sufficient
IN Cs,Ms.ss-Before Judge DAVIES.
CA>ES SETTLED.
Ezra T. Davis Receiver agt Francis Morris ct al. I:
Abne H. Richmond agt. George II. Power; Pierre Vss ss
Robert BaIstow Robert Shells sgt William n. Brady
DECISIONS.
Nicholas Wernert agt. Margaret Werner.-Judg
ueut of divorce granted.
Before Judge I>GRAuAs.
In re.Assessment for Filling Lots on Forty.irst
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IAycSaer,enLI
METALLIC TABLET RAZOR STROP.-Ti
fAsSerti.efnent !

sb- article Be oo.sinrd Of the sois msnsfsss-oA
SausDss No Asor Hocss and Of The vsrs &ssno hf'a
the city.
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ILLUMINATION AT QUARAsTISF.-Acting-Ge
Superintendent Carpenter yesterday morning received
letter from one of the Committee OF Arrangements
Quarantine, stating that the residents OF that place
were about having public rejoicing in consequence OF
the late legislative action for the removal of the hos
pitas and asking that police force be sent there to
prevent any oyereIcted persons from firing the build
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-03

FATAL ACCIDESTs.-Joseph Heitee, child of
fell from the third story piazza Of the rear house No oil
Crosby Sunday evening" receiving injuries winch re-
suited in its death
little gr OF years named Margaret Lee whose parents
in Sixth avenue, between Fifty and Fnty second
streets the Sxhsveuue Railroad track Sunday
evening passing and Knocked down and tram
pied upon by the horses and injured by the brake seriously
that she died during the night The inquest held YESTERDAY eN
onerated the driver from all blame.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-03

PIcKPoCKErs.-The cornerstone of the German
Lutheran laid on sunday
John James VIM Jones' well known took
advantage opportunity relieve the pockets of the
CATION in ATTENDING being caught in the set sen, 70
Blackwelrs Island for Say days each
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-03

Al IMPIoUs PICKPOCKET.-Three young net
named Godfrey Goggles and ST. Claire arrested during Tia
ceremonies connected with the laying of the stone OF tn
German Catholic Church. OF FOIy-nnth street am
Tenth avenue Sunday Officer wilson the party VIII
made the abb to retain only the latter Thomas 81
Claire he being ouy upon By the rowdy associates of ID
light gentry before assistance could BE- obtained Tn
devou minded participants in the ceremonies were exceeding
gnat aston the thieves into the immediate pres
nce of the Archbishop requested the custody Of Claire
threatening lynch him. He taken before Justice Wells
Yesterday and committed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-03

FATAL AccrDENr on THE HUDsoS RIVER RAIL
RoAD.-The remains Of named Michael Flaher-
ty were picked up on the Hudson River Railroad on
Saturday morning last short distance below Hudson.
train of cars had passed over the unfortunate man,
tearing and maDgling the body in horrible manner,
leaving pieces along the track for the distance of 200
feet He is supposed to have been lying upon the
track either intoxicated asleep, the engineer did
not see him. His remains were carefully picked up
and conveyed to Hudson where inquest was held on
the body by Coroner Nichols. On the examination it
was proved that the deceased was fisherman in the
employ of Mr. Lawton In the afternoon he asked his
employer for money, as he wished to go town
(meaning Hudson.) Mr.. Lawton states that he gave
him money and told him to keep fromthe track on his
way home. This sdmOntion UNDECIDED however,
and there doubt but that he had drank too freely
and lay down upon the track, when the train overlook
and passed over him. The Company were cleared
from all blame. Flahery formerly resided in Psteld,
was about IS years of age and unmarried.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-03

BrRGLARY.-Francis o Bren, having been found in
Prince Sunday with quantity Of swords and muskes
In his possession was appehended by Officer Webb. for bur.
garionsy entering Concert Hall of Richard w Williams. No
Prince and stealing said herefrou Justice Bren.
uau itteih i'm trial.
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Commercial Restaurant.

The undersigned the legitimate of MESsoNNIER
Propreos of the long established and highly popular Res
taursnt the COMMERCIAL between Charities and Royal
Cuspmhonse would respectfully inform their
gone thorough renovation inside and both retain their
old and well satisfied customers the expectations
and they able both that their WINES
and COOKERY be exceed by any other house. while
their charges Will be heretofore reasonable and satisfactory
They have established their reputation Reauaners and
they determined maintain their high character
L. CAM0RS Il BRO,
p2S 2nst Commereinl Restaurant
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Samuel II. Moore,
HoUsE-FURNIs STORE,
No. 40 Camp Street,

oUsE-FURNIsHING STORE,
No. 40 Camp Street,
HAS ron sALE- s.5e
WHITE CHINA DINNER SETS,
FIR. CHINA TEA SETS,
PAINTED CHINA TOILET SETS,
WHITE STONE DINNER SETS,
CUT AND MOULDED GLASSWARE,
SILVER PLATED CAsToRs,
SILVER PLATED WINE STANDS,
SILVER PLATED PITCHERS,
SILVER PLATED SPOONS AND FORKS,
SILVER PLATED CUPS AND GoBLETs,
SILVER PLATED NUT-CRACKS,
SILVER PLATED COMMUNION SETS,
IVORY HANDLED KNIVES,
IVORY NAPKIN RINGS,
PLANLsHEn TIN COFFEE POTS,
PLANIsHED TIN COFFEE uRNs,
PLAN1SHED TIN EGG BOILERS,
PLANISHED TIN SOUP TuREENS,
PLANIsHED TIN TEA KETTLES
PLAN1sHED TIN OYSTER DISHES,
BRoNZED SOLAR LAMPS,
GILT AND DAMAsK SOLAR LAMPS,
KEROSENE OIL LAMPS
BRITANNIA METAL LAMPS.
BRITANNIA METAL CAsToRs.
BRITANNIA METAL TEAPOTs,
BRITANNIA METAL SPOONS,
BRITANNIA METAL CANDLEsTIcKs
OVAL AND SQUARE JAPAN TRAYS,
JAfANNED TEA TRAYS IN SETS,
JAPANNED BREAD-BAsKETs,
JAPANNED KNIFE TRAYS,
JAPANNED PLATE WARMERS,
JAPANNED COAL VASES, ~m
JAPANNED TOILET SETS
HEARTH BRUSHES.
SHOE BRUSHES,
FLOOR BRUSHES,
CRUMB BRUSHES,
SCRUBBING BRUSHES,
BUSTING BRUSHES,
wHITEwAsH BRUSHES,
CARPET BRUSHES,
STOVE BRUSHES,
CHIMNEY BRUSHES ...-
PLATE BRUSHES,
FEATHER BUSTERS,
MARKET BASKETS
CLOTHES BASKETS,
KNIFE BASKETS,
PLATE BASKETS,
WASTE PAPER BASKETS,
WIRE NURSERY RENDERS,
WIRE DISH COVERS,
WIRE NEAT SAFES,
WIRE EGG-BEATERS,
WIRE OYSTER BROILERS,
HALL LAMPS,
STEAMBOAT LANTERNS,
CONDUCTOR LANTERNS,
COAL SCUTTLES, .
FIRE IRON STANDS,
sHOrEIs AND ToNGs,
DOOR MATS.
DECANTER MATS,
KITCHEN TIN WARE,
PORCELAIN-IISED SAUGEPAES
PoRCELA1N-LINED PRESERVE KETTLES.
TIMED IRON MILK BOILERS
TIMED IRON SAUCEPANS, 0.a.
TIMED IRON FLESH FORKS
TIMED IRON BASTING SPOONS,
TIMED IRON SWIMMERS AND LADIES,
STEEL NUT CRACKS,
steel. CORK SCREWS.
DINNER AND TEA BELLS,
WOODEN WARE OF ALI. KINDS.
And many other scles-a of which will be delivered in any
1T Of the city. 90 2pMoTh&Satf
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Roots, Shoes and Hats,

We have In store and landing from ships Harriet. j.
Montgomery, Samuel Fales Lady Blessnton and the stea
ships DeSoto and Granada.
AN EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT
Boots, Shoes and Hats,
NAMING
ONE OF THE LARGEST STOCKS
EVER OFFERED IN THIS MARKET
To which We call attention of buyers
Our stock is, in part, comprised of the following
10000 pairs Russet Brogans, for Plantation use
10000 Kip, Calf and Seal Brogans.
10000 Kip, Calf and Thick Mud Boots
5000 Grain, Hunter and Planters Boots
So,eO Ladies', Chldrens and Misses Shoes Of
every variety
nJeFor sale on liberal TERMS by
JOHN M. GOULD & CO.,
sel9 2pu Magazine street.
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The Question Settled.

WHAT SEWING MACHINES
RECEIVED THE FIRST PREMIUMS
At the
Late New Jersey State Fair, 1859,
And the Fair of the
American Institute of New York, 1859:
First with regard the First Premium
New Jersey State Fair:
There already parties who Of
that award and consequently there be mistake
where. Each party be partially right, and both equally
wrong
The facts Of the case if we have been rightly informed are as
follows;
of the parties did receive premium for his machine
being superior the of heavy
merits do light work only And each party unqueson
ably received premium But
THERE WAS ANOTHER SEWING MACHINE
exhibited that Fair any notice which appears be
fully ignored by the parties in dispute 1t certainly APP
pear desirable if Sewing Machine could be which
would combine the of The machines alluded
just such a machine exhibited
THE LATENEw JERSEY sTATEFAIR
To the
FINKLE SEWING MACHINE.
Manufactured by FINKIE 4 LYON, of New York. was
AWARDED THE HIGHEST PREMIUM!
COMBINING IN ONE MACHINE
The ability
DO ALI. KINDS OF WORK HEAVY, MEDIUM AND
LIGHT
Thereby pronouncing it THE BEST MACHINE for Family
and for general manufacturing purposes
And with regard to the FAIR OF THE AMERICAN
INSTITUTE Of New York. just closed
In the Scientific American of November may found IN
Official List of the higher premiums awarded Fair
communicated to that paper by W H. Leonard ESQ., the
responding Secretary of the American Institute 1t there
be that Messrs Finkle Lyon received
The Highest Premium,
A LARGE SILVER MEDAL
for Shuttle Lock Stitch Sewing Machines Family use and
Light Manufacturing purposes. Also, ANOTHER SILVER
MEDAL for heavy and general manufacturing purposes
But do not much for the awards of premiums
Fairs for know full web that in many instances there
fuenceS brought to bear the minds of
dound little the credit of receiving
therefore prefer the verdict of careful thorough examna
for such examination the
FINKLE LYON SEWING MACHINES
do with the fullest confidence that they will be
superior to any other Sewing Machines in the market
Prices from S55 to $I25.
N. BShouI the Finke Machine perfect saiisfac-
ton, full and fair trial. may returned money
will be cheerfuly refunded
ALFRED MUNROE & CO.,
Sales Room Clothing Establishment
STORY BUILDING,
corner of Camp and Common streets.
n
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Conas'tnersysip Notice.

The undersigned having associated themselves together under
the name and style of F. L. PIFFET design entering the
Ribbon Trimming and General Fancy Goods business
lS Canal street share of the patronage of their old friends
and the public generally is respectfully solicited.
FRANK PIFFET,
ms 2pa LOUIS PiFFET.