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Animal Poison.

| The most superficial examinations Of this sub
Jec. cannot fail 70 convince any person that the
mere mechanical apparatus Is insufficient To ac
count either 'or the pain or the eytc,uII nuniius
tatIons from the bIse Of au insect. Fer we know
that Il pin; though made Of a de,eteriuus metal
and though 1t inhcts larger wound, will not pain
Ike the ute of II mosquito OF any other n-ect
/ We mnst lou, lor the cause IN the saliva.
| 1t is 4 principle in animal economy that 10 or.
goulc matter ondued with vitality can be received
into the stomach. The saliva Of all animal, DOS.
sesscs poisonous quality which depryes every
living organism, with which II is brought in con
tact, oi vitality. After making the puncturc, tie
mesquite iuetts the saliva, and thu, render, the
/ blood Of the human subject fit nutrimcut. But
| Why the PAIN For this reason, that a quantity
of the saliva is injected into the wound l1r the
/ double purpose OF Gi,uilng, and destroying the
vitality, Of the blood in animal or the rap in a
[ plant II than proceeds to feed on thia diluted
bl. .od un'IIit has enough leaving behind 81 diluted
. portion which causes irritation
To prove tuI- take the caterpillar ola .ii, ~,o-m
Immediately after feeding Kill aud open il, exam.
INC lhe a,meu,ury canal, aui YOU wli uud that
the lettuce leaf just passed through thc short o..
ophIgu- nir the crop. ha. completely changed
IT. appearance, and more nearly resemble, boiled
spinach than anything am acquainted with
The saliva Of all animal, never fails To produce
the same effect. The boa constructor ha. no poi
aDnrn- h.nr- and only ob-ys natural instinct in
s'ic.tur Co., prev 10y licking it all over before
s"Iul .w.u' o.. True, lbi, drpriye- it of vitality
bat ~ 0, n'l tor rh,, purpose the animal gues To
W"fE--'i merely wl>hr, prepare the ioo. for
ITS stomach. HumJpIt saw goat seized hv q
orl. which 1t did NOT crush ~ ut-,i:ts bu. lick
ed IL all over head body and limbs aud b. the
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itation tie wo'd-. names and figures. a. fast A.
they were written whether Greek latin. French
LugIIsh. Spanish &C Gerrunn Alr Guulrnal.,
ptonounced all distinctly aud t-a'-!atr,! lhp,u a.
the same t!ut.
I'VE had ju,tIec,ived orr Enrcpca, journals.
One Of ~ took one Of these uu. ard pointed with
the finger at particular line, which, ~ suon rs
hr. G"nion sSV i, the nrplcw read aloud Thus,
the date, the state Of the money market he fur.
cgn intelligence, were all given with IN. same
wonderful facility. We were utterly conlouuded.
NJ. Ganjon looked at oar watch, when N. Gauha.
naut told the time 10 a second We opened Vir.
gil and Homer, with the original text when the
young mnn instantly rend the lines we pointed
ont, All that was necessary WAS that the uncle
SHOULD see them. IT, in writing "a wurd. the least
mistake was made, the young lnau corrected it at
once, and this without any coutortion or grimqncc
The two gentlemen seemed to be bat one ninu
IN two paris What the master sc,s, the pupil
sees, what the uncle knoxs the nephew knows
what the one theuks, the other expresses. What
renders the results s.,ii more remarkable Is that
they are wrought without the slightest hesitation
or bunglinS The question Is 40 sooner stated
than it i, solved
These are the facts. saws the Courier. and then
It proceeds to remark tina, the process is Dot a
mysterious one. though it las cost MANY wear. OF
trouble in the discovery.
The Nork York Day Book gives an account Of
similar most successful experiments, which tie
editor made with u. Gand1n and h's re.JAug in
the office Of that paper on Tuesday last, The
nephew is only seventeen years Of age, aud Is con
vor-ant only with tie French language IN the or.
binary way.
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OTTAWA, ILL, SAl URDAY, APRIL &C. 1851.

effected, it would be very foolish in me to refuse
your request she kissed the Young man
publicly IN the open square.
| Next daay the young student was sent for by
the Governor He wanted to see the man who
had dared 10 ask kiss Of his daughter IA th1t
way and whom She had consented tnhi-, 70 He
received him with u severe and scrutuizrg brow.
but, after an hours conversation, WAS 50 pleased
with him that he offered him to dine ct Ia, table
during the course Of his studies in Up,ala
Our young friend had pursued his studies in Il
manner which soon made him regarded as the
most promising scholar IN the Uniyers.ty Three
years were not passed after the day OF the
ilrst Kiss, when the young man was allowed to
give second one tU tie lovely daughter Of the
Governor.
He became, latar, one of the greatest scholars
in Sweden, as much respected for his learning as
for his character. His works will endure forever
among the works Of Science, and from hi. happy
union sprung family well known in Sweden at
the present day, and whose wealth of fortune and
high position in society are regarded - small
things compared with It's wealth Of goo lnssg and
! love
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SN.g NJ PR"rLss.s = WFBsTnU's LAHoRAronY--
The various appha,pc. o.! the late psoirs.O, W~b.
strr's lalrdtury were sold at nciu,, "A Short tim.
since by Mr.. Leouud. Among iii. extensive Ia.
sornacut were u"IqJr g!as, Y are. r!e,irical una
chimes, a.r pump, batteries, ard The thousand and
one things as,n.ly l..ud IN chemists urpar,.
men. 4 great innn' ul the things were L,r!e,,
having been manufactured ior eNpcgn,uts. The
sale lasted two hom-. aud the proceed. OF which
nmoun'ri'o something over S2O0-- being aLuu,
one tl,irJ their true value.
hemust notable article in the collection We,
amng"o once owned by the distinguished Fren,k.
chemist -ug"I-cr who ii J., vcll known was he.
hrhtodei dang the great French reyolutpun.
After various fttunes Il came iuto the possession
II Professor webster, iy whom il WAS hylls
pz,l
The magnet was purchased uy Mr. Franci. Al
ger Of South Boston Tor tie trihins SUM o! $9.s
We understand Nh Aigcr would not dispose Of
1t Tor 600 lis iare history gives it II value en-.
iHey beyond any iu;iiu,ie value.
ia tbs conn ctluu We may state tta, At tho
auction Of Professor "ch,ttr- library last week
las uaine was erased from all the books except one
aud which book S now IN the possession Of a we'll
known literary gentleman af this ci,y " no has
one oi Toe largest collections q autographs oiuny
person in this country. This book contains the
Professors siElatGla, written Ia bold and dash
lng manner Il escaped the detection of the fam.
ny 10y Que OF the leaves abheying TO the cover.
We believe these are the las, remains Of the
unfortunate man whch will come before the pub
lie through sa'e Boston Bee.
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OTTAWA BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Itturnrn 8.

It's. Scyboid, Attorney aud Counsellor at Law
and Solicltorin Chancery, Ottawa, La Salic c"uh-
", ILLINOIS. e~s-N Volunteer Advocate Ioi 'us,u'e
Slaves. '
John H. Murphy. attorney and toHHSrHoI I'll
LIlo, Ottawa, Illinois. "uS l'''0''
OH e IN tue court house.
Ihamplin n Wallace, d. {. Champhn-W VI
f. Wallace attorneys and COuHSeiiofSdt al Ldn
Ot6ce up stairs in the next building north ct the
d., ,T,e nov 20, 40.
e.. Leland, Attorney and C0unssiior at Lar,
H,aremoycd hIs office from Rrddicks block I"
thcroom formerly occupied by the sherig, IN thc
court house now occupcdln partly Lorenzo i.e 70
land mov i'i9
Norris n Fisher, Geo II Norrls-ico 5 Fish
rrO Attorneys at Lar and LdHd AGENTS, Otta-
wa H. VIA pay particular attcntlonIo the pay .
ment OttaNcs in any part oi limos, purchasing
and selling real estate investigating titles, collect
ting demands, buying and selling military land
warrants, aud locating them on The best lands TOR
soldiers or others ,1ecurugprnsions and all claims
aIniustthc government. Once on the ooalE west
corner OF the court house square.
NJ. q. upi'iStcr, IitorHsy amt Connection at
Llr, ani SIicifor an CtIHcsTy--O -Ouawa, III.
q lice over the store, OF l., ID. Smith, opposite
the Mansion house. Jan. 20
Glover X Cook, u o GIoycr-B &. Cook If-
turner's ana CpunsriiorS al Ldn-Ou0wa. OF
f'rin RrJdlck's Block, east side ut the public
square. Jun iS-t
Henry G.. Cotton. Anoracu and CouHSsil3 " AZ
Lr,r mad SD'irif5r m CLlnccry- OtFwH, MS
Olicc u the Cour, hon-e. jun a
\. s.. Randall. ittJracVgt L4U- OSTcgo, Ken
EsaArli Ca. Niy AuI 10, lS|9--u
grecr u Ingalls,. H.. c T. TRErs, G. 4 l-5Art.l
attorneys and Sllcitore, Chicago, H.. mrI'.
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Cumous ESrrpmr>1, ANIMAL MAGNETISM

CuEous ENrrBnrNTs ~ ANIMAL MAGNErlSM--
The journals ot Paris aud Hayrc have, fur some
time past contained account, Of certain singular
experiments made by Mr. Gandon, upon bis
nephew Mr. GuUhcUau' Thichthcy termed some
time, electric communication. and sometime, mat.
pral second sight. II would seem from these
statements, that =. Ganlon has established
such u relation between his own mini and tha, oi
his nephew but every thought Of the former i,
immediately perceived By the latter These gen.
tlcmcn have arrived by the latter These gen
tlcmen have arrived IN New York city, and the
Courier des Emts UnI., whose Cdtur has repeat.
edy winusscdthclr exhibitions, confirm the state.
mcnls Of the foreign papers. 1t says ,ha, tho rc.
suits are 50 rapid, So surprising and 20 uttuly
free from all completely that the mos, shcpucai
must he convinced, and those he.t acquainted
with the ordinary phenomena utterly astuni,hcd
The peculiarly Of the case H. that no preparation,
no somnambulism or magnetic pss.scs, or ueces
saly to establish the relation, but that both ppr
ties are always ready To cNhibit ut once, aud III
any place. WctrNnslatc from the Courier:
"Mr. Gandon and his nephew prcsent,d them
selves in Onr cditoria, hurcau After The lir,t .al
utaton. had passed he asked a person present to
write down auy name, lgurc or word, whatever
b lie kept locking at the paper ON which the word.
were traced While his nephew, who saw ut the far,
thcr end vi the toom, with his back turnod mmc
dmlely uttered IN loud voice ard wi,'ou, hes
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.t'a lady yNhn unfortunately knows them too we'll
That women ue only b1r to be- their slaves.
ihat dinner Is (" te ready for them the moment
they got into tie house.
lhat lady : bonnet can be put Ga IA quithly
is a geutlemaus hat
That we can lro.s in aminutc. and that ringing
She bell violently has the effect OF making US dress
one minute the quicker.
That they can do every thing SO much better
ter than We can from uurSiug the baby doWu to
puhiny the FIRE
Taat they are the lord. Of creation, (pretty
lords, inGced)
That nothing can lac too good for them 'or am
sure ii You were 'n put u bot Joint before them,
every day stlll they NuIld be dissatisfied and
grumblng because You never gave them cold
meat
That thcr know our age so much better tlan
wc do ourselves. tIt', So dirty0
That they may invite whom, anl as mary "a
they please bat If We ouly invite uur mamma
to come and stop with w. ur a month, that thsres
- he no peace or US 5, long asihey remain III the
house
That music can be learnt without practicue >
and that II is Necessary fer them to rush out ano
slam tho door Violently the very moment we be-
g,n 10 open our voices to run over the last new
polka. ..u
Tha, sleeping after dinner prorialcs S0nversa,
ton
That they know what dress and bonnet be-
comes Us 50 lp'lch better than VIC do.
That 1t is necessary to make poor woman
crv, because stupid shittbu,,on happens 10 bo
MI declare Some men mnst believe iLd their
wives cut of their bnt,ons purposely from. tho
savage pleasure they take IN abusing them for ~
That we are not allowed 10 faint. or to hrvd
the smaes, f, of hv,er,cs without bring told
mot to make u fool vi ouoselves.'
That poor lone wornan Is never 10 have nny
pleasure. But aiways To- stup at hoA'c and "iniuo|
her children iul Just sired oft ~ Psssk
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SPIRIT RAPPIMGS.

Have you ever heard the rappings,
Have YOU listened to the tapplngs,
To the strange, mysterious clsppnga,
That are going on IN town.
How the deuce 1t is they do 1t,
Or what the clue Is TO it,
No one knows, or can see through il.
But It's done, and dome up brown"
Soon, suddenly yon hear EN-,
And you seem to be quite near 'em,
But shudder not, nor fear EN-
They are pleasant kind Of chaps;
There's nothing about them shocking,
Who these secrets are unlocking,
SO you ask EN-, "who dat knockingH
And are answered by some taps
And although they are our bctters,
Their ideas move in fetters,
And are all spelt out with letters
A process long and slow;
But ask 'em how they flourish.
Or what politics they nourish,
Their answers never curisi
But Just what you wish 20 know,
1he spirits a'e all haPpy,
That is, all those who're tappy,
Though come It's said, are nappy,
Not knowing all they might;
Hence, there's now nnd then question
Too hard for the digestion.
Ofsome adile headed blcst one,
Which is to be expected, quite
lisa mystery to us sinners,
How things that don't eat dinners,
And whose stomach never winners
For want Of proper food,
Or feels hunger, pointed rowcls,
Should with consouants and NOwels,
Spell the action Of our bowels,
Prescribing for their good
Bot tho business is a new one
Perhap, their modes the true one,
Ofputting notion, through one!
So, make it widely known
Aud we bear there's preparation,
Tosxtcnd It's operation
Till each person in the nation,
Has rapper ofhs own.
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11hngiGiong s. Turocons.


WIN. W. CavDriy. Phgsicj1r s "grg"ou-Oi-
iurI, W-D.l,r 10, ilr drr, store Oi. .rshlsp pro-
n-ourl ,'Ier, 90 thr c,,I2cu- ct ihi, Ncmi'y.
aui h1p. by attention TO business, 10 merit
asllfr o.EtpIr gItTuuagc. J-JUlt
IL. ". 10 ohinN, PhySic,Gr and SargsOH--Ot-
t10H, Ill., r- .i,- Pr,'.s.rott c-yic.s 10 the c-
tl'n- of Duryl, aud vicinity. Office over the
store OF II. " Chaeyrr, ,ncxto Walker y !ick-
log fr,. ispn' DL t.s north side OF the nrw public
sllIo,, where hr may hc found ~ GI' time, except
wAen a1,rnt on professional huln"s,. n"g i -
Dr. ! Pearson. PAgviclln, Surgc0H. anil Dem
bti-JliiwJ. LI, CO.,. f. hi~ p,ui'--l0u,i-er,Irr-
10 the nlob.pn,, oi Ouuwa aud vicinity Of
dice no Hs' s.-IrHcr up Columbus street.
T. --Dr + sri.I continues ,u perform ulrmNlnsIn
al. tI- yirpus branches ot Dcn'isty. tuargr-t0
cDrrssDpHL ruth ths tunes! mar -, &
-, ID. ripm ps1n. VI ID otir,s hls profess uuli
services 20 IN" citizens ot Ottawa aud vicinity
Oii'c, u the rorm 1ru'"g.y 0ccupicdby Dr. Gu-
bert, olppnrr the telegraph o.l,cr, o." s'ni= ia
RtilIchs block apl 80
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Shaving and Hair Dressing.

TitlE -ubscrlbcTs,onr this method their
! thut- tc the public for the liberal patronage
itry I'tyr received, and hope ny Increased attention
Dp hl,iuc- TO merit and receive still urlhcrpauon-
ngr. Their door j. kept open early and late, aud
ihclrpucr- are suited ~ hard trrrs
Shnpkrpt open late on Saturday night but closed
az precisely 10 o'clock, A NJ on Sunday
Rulors, brushes, CrDby, &c. for sale
Shop on Madison rear Columbus 81, northeast
OF the court house RETX & GREBEL.
Ottawa Dec u 1850 3m
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(or manufacturers, may call ,hrmJ aud who Of
ten also carry un retail bu>ines. tat who take
care to sell good articles Themselves. and serve
other shops with goods which they will not sell.
lhus they mouopo.Izc the r~ady.maney trade to
themselves, and get nam" f1r fair dealing. We
hear much talk at times about sanitary reform
bat think tbAt little good can be cTfected as long
as the people's food is pu,ou-d By such d,iug,
have no doubt whatever, but cvciy branch Of
the provision trad" i, subject to the same com
plaiuts--L Lonloa Lcad,r.
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Dru u 4 ist

Walker = HicS!ins, p-oic,s IN P,rrs N.di-
c.ass, Pants. Ois. FURNISHES, FIttni .l.eGi.
r!nes, 6hy,y, &c, Ottawa, III.
i!nntrrH tay0rly .D.glrs an prvcs. Neiiri1rs
Pna'o. O.k. Pn'snt lieDhriHcS Tdrnjsbjs. Dye-
StgrsNr second store north otth Na0sjonhoUsc
Ottawa, Ill.
q H. ThpmpSon. Esa'erm EuirS Idt,Ht Neji.
cias,, PiH',. ats, IHra,SIcS Dgg-s'ggS, Sc
Between CIy iIotriluI Rrdlich' block
\. y. Smith. Drl'rr in N,rcs )isdiciaes, Paints
OAs. Dge -Niu7,. Sc. Sc, Newark, Kendall cOun.
t,,llInuIs.
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1'he Best Coal

pROIGll'rmol the Ottawa market isnow raised
- 10y Mr.. MARKS MORIARTY. who may d,
all times be found 1T his residence nsnr the canal
bridge nt the head Of Buffalo Rock His bed is in
the same region where the lamous" Srrnwn Coal" is
rgiscd, and Mr.. VI. challenges n comparison with
mat coai knowing his own, taken together to be
better article. As the coal from most OF the beds
aroHuo Ottawa, It l. positively not to be compared
with his and yet Mr. MorIarly engages to sell his
Goa ascheap as, In eacaper than, any the coal
dcnlcrsn this region.
Teams always kept nreadincss to deliver coal to
orders or any number ottenms loaded at short 10.
ucc on0ppIying at the residence ofthc subscriber
The attention Of BlackSmnhSis pariculnrlycnllcd
to this coal MARKS MORIARTY
Buffalo Rock q ms below Ottawa : Dec II lSin
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Ottawa Seminary.

ri RS Nrs NUurumh having opened a.miu.
VI any ou TUESDAY, ApIi ii, at Mr Holland
stone building. La Sale street, Ottawa. w.i teach
Reading, WruuG. Arithmetic, Grammar, Gcog-
mply, Philosophy, Chemistry, Botany, Astronomy
Algebra. Geometry, Tugouomrlry surveying, and
the Trs principles .. l,ailn Ian aEr.
Also Music, Piano Fore Dmwur Embroidery
OIL and Water pamuuE.by Mrs. Nmlcomh Ia,
Principal OF lhe Female Departmental The Mt Pal,
atue Acadcmv
REFERESCEs:
Rev. NJ lllGny, Rev. NJ THOMPSON,
Kelly, NWIrLE,Y,
IlHyU
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Bowling Saloon!

ANES O'Connor respectfully informs the ci.
- zrns OF Ottawa, that he has recently rc-fttcd
and materially improved the Bowling Alley ON
Court House square, originally established by him,
and that he Is now prepared 10 accommodate parties
dcstmg henIthtnI exercise, with the best game often
pins to be found this side ot Chicago.
His Alley has been lately constructed ofthc hes,
Cherry, and cannot fail to give the utmost sasiac-
ton. Ian Is
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ES - g N-> VA g.: - C. lVsA a
Brunker's Rife Mandatory.

z = HE subscriber having returned from the east
( after visiting ,hc principal manufactures, he
u is Iow prepared 10 manufacture the ccicbra-
;cd Increase or Gaming Twist Rifle, which he war
rants 10 toe equal to any made in this state or csc-
whrir. he Wu! also keep constantly Oh hand and
for -lir,a good assortment oduubr and single bur
relied towHng pieces. Powder Fosks Game Bag
Shot Pouches i'rrtus-on Gaps and asupcuoI anu
Gle ol Sporting Powder
ANkuds Of lohhmg the guusluIlhincdon with
nca,nes, aui despatch.
Shopou the east side Of Cu.umbus 81, one door
-outhut the Union liuu-e June 22H
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Horse ShOeing

nONE al u. Banards shop, superuended by
IL JonN HoorER.
No tpo Prices at this shop. Horses shod new
IN the best manner, at 81, %. Wagon making con.
tinued At the same place, as usual. Old friends and
customers, and new, nrc invited TO call and leave
their orders decf u. BARNARD.
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CrGr ron LlsplSE--A British provincial paper
saws thut rapid and emphatic recital of the To-
lowing pathetlt narrative Is AN inAllbe cure for
lHpng Hobbs meets 'Snobs; Ilobb, hobs To
snohs and Nobb5; Hobbs nobs with SnohS and
robs Mobbs frbS. This il. saws NobJ., the verse
for Nobbs' iob. aud Snob. ,nha
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FOX River House, by l.. DELANo, oil the cauGl
uear the aluntct. Canal packets stop regularly
ntthl,hou,c.
American House, ncarthe confluence of the Il
liuois and Fox Rivers, and near the bridge.
Mansion House, Ottawa, III. by THorN. Pas
sen gers carried tree to aud from the canal pack
cts. Stages arrive aud depart daily.
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who ,tolc blinl.bdJlo out or or .l,b'ol
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WANTS. &C.

S CHAMBERMAID, OF to assist III waiting
M areSpcct.llc Protestant Nogns Woman Who per
ioci, understands her business Good ciy reference lo
~, a, t'~'' ~'i''' ~ ms5Olt+
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EURNITURE.-P ForteS, Carpets,
Il Mirrors. &C, Tomorrow. SATURDAY. a, 10 O'clock
AZ 50 Nassau-S; between Joha AMI Futon-~s r. c.
KEMP Will sell Auction. above. without reserve
aTre assortment Of rssN and maaogany funt both
new ard second hand one ruSeNooJ oytasc piAno
forte 6rS rate instrument LANCE French-plate miTrorS.
rl>sc's three-py sud ingram carpets CANA and cut
glassware French clocks rso~g parlof iafatare ca
tension dining tables. tos1N o~oNoasss Nui's sss-
cral oil panrnss carved mahogany SOFAS. easy char
-scaf paEor chars tetc atctcs SOFAS GlNAS pa
,or caer md icr tatleS dressing reaS with marble
toys and glasses. marble TOP washStancs nahosNN
Fcrch tostcadS coitlse Iinted CHAMBER t1ruii1rc
IN srt- cane seat chars par mattresses hrosfe roa
haf-stands toilet-Ware .rioV shades, &c,
Also, second-hand piauo-orie
Also SUPERIOR rosCv,s ID o,lye piano ofts aiaat y
VIM IInlmSn beautiful INSTRUMENT. and fully warranted
Catalogue On the morning 81 sale. myN "
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A NJ MgRwtS AucIoueer
DY BANGS, BROTHER x CO, Trade
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MONDAY EVENING. June ., a u O'clock
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