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following new and nPF"N- 81 patterns OF
Cook Dd PariOr stoves.
Black Prince Cook stove, for Coal
Black Hawk Cook Stove, fer Coal,
City Air Tight Cook Stove. for Coal.
Fulton Air Tight Cook Stove, Tor Coal Or wood.
Black hnight Cook Stove. for Wood,
King of a.. West Cook stove, elevated oven. Wood,
Forrest Belle Cook Stove, elevated Oven, wood,
Brilliant Parior stove, for Coal,
Oriental Parior Stove, fer Coal,
Etna P.rior Stove, for Coal.
Young Lien Parlor Cooking Stove. for Coal,
Fanny Fern PariOT Cooking stove, FOR Coal
Our coal Stoves made expressly for burning vest
coal and warranted TO operate equal 10 any in
the market II you Wis good stove at reasonable
price, call . Dd examine pur I4Tgestock- -
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Me0irines.
Ayers Cathartic Pills.

THE sciences Of Chemistry and Medi-
i cine have been taxed their utmost
to produce this best, most perfect purga-
tive which is known to man. Innumera-
bic proofs are shown that these PILLS
Fave virtues which surpass in excellence
TIE ordinary medicines, and that they
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HAVING purchased the entire stock Of Drugs, Medi-
cines, Oils. Paints. &c, formerly owned by Hunter
Toombe-, would say his friends and the public ge-
Morally, THAT he will continue the drug business the
old stand. on La Sale ST. two doors north Of NJ. n.
Switt's law office, where he will be happy
date al those who may favor him with "A call. An per
wishing obtain a pure article in the drug line.
will always be to find il at MCAKTHUKs, he in
tends 10 keep other kind. He would invite the
ion % the ladies in particular hS stock OF Perfume
which is the best and most extensive offered in
Ottawa. price aud quality suit purchasers
He has also large and beautiful assortment az Lamps,
Lanterns, Chandeliers Of all sizes, from twenty five
up fifty dollars each.
Also. Hat Tooth, Pail Cloth. and Paint Brushes. Of
all descriptions: besides Soaps, Shaving creams Poma
tum., Hair OIL, Combs, Pens Ink. Paper, Envelopes,
aud host Of fancy articles, mention
He vii! keep constantly hand Sash aud Glass of all
sizes glazed ready for at manufacturers prices
DR.. MSARrBUs viii continue the practice Of medicine
as heretofore and always be found his Store,
when not absent on professional business. feb3
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Eru,t Tree Borers.

These like the wheat nudge, seem to be
an the increase in the older regions of coun-
trv. and to be making their way westward
into the more recently settled states. In
Ohio, Indiana, and other comparatively new
states. we see notices of their presence ana
ravages. =,
The me hods heretofore employed to de-
.,,o, ,b.s. c;,n,et arm insects, seem to prove
not frequently utterly Inefficient we meet
9TH CONN ANTS of continuing their destruc-
,;r. c;mIe,;ncs. notwithstanding all the ei-
forts made TO extirpate them oy punching
than with wire and whalebone, cutting anu
dieeiug them out, plugging thein III, a',u
usinc various kinds Of washes frooaoiy
these methods are all successful 10 certain
extent. and would be more completely so II
ttey were more generally or universally en-
nloved But /, is " IN these pests as 1t is
Tith some kinds Of weeds: There are al
w.ys some in every neighborhood who are
too law or negligent to use means for Their
determination, and thus they get chance
to spread, causing trouble and loss to the
innocent as we'll as to the guilty.
What IL most wanted and NEST Likely to
he effectual. therefore, is some method which
will be so easy Of application as not 10 aP
near to the diseased Imagination or Tears OF
Mr. I,zybones or Mr. PuttoH as "a great
ehore ~ or too big trouble
In previous volume Of this journal DIR.
Fitch recommend method which, we doubt
not, would be effectually as preventiv",
and perhaps as a cure, and one which need
not alarm even the LATEST, viz: to wash the
bark of fruit trees with solution OF soda
or potash, or common soft soap. To save
the time of the busy, or the work OF those
who have a dread of work, Dr. Fitch sug-
gest that putting goodly coating OF soft
soap into the larger and lower crotches
might answer this purpose. by being washed
down by the rains He thinks this applica-
ton of alkaline or soapy solutions, or soap
itself to the bark, would render it SO dis-
tasteful to the insect mother that she would
not Law her eggs in it. The addition Of a
little aloes or quassia to these solutions
would be likely to make them still more eff
fectual.
Another method which seems not very
troublesome, and which has in view the kill
ing of the borer as well as the prevention of
the LAYING of more eggs, consists in raising
a little concave mound of earth around the
base Of the tree, and pouring upon the tree
or washing it with some offensive or de-
tructive LIQUID Solutions of salt, brine,
urine, and boiling water have been proposed
for this purpose OF these the appl cation
of boiling water is said to be certainly ell
cient, while at the same time it is affirmed
by several to be quite safe. Brine and So
lutions of salt would hardly be safe.
ANY of these methods are easy of applica-
ton, more so than punching. If employed
bv a whole neighborhood in June and again
in September or October, these pests would
be greatly abated if not wholly extermina-
ted.-Country Gent.
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~ h Invented.

R5HE very thing ina. have long vanted-a sE
4 ,RAKATlNG O0RS sHRLIER, With one horse pow
which Is SUPERIOR ying OF the kind in rse. for
Its neatness durability perfection Of It's work. and its
usefulness To farmers In general. The whole machine
weighs go lbs and Is capable Of Smelling and preparing
Tor market or milling - bushels per hour under
other purposes. For sale hy NANLEY 4 DOW
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GRAVEL IN HIS Doors" wonder what
has become OF the snuf!ers," said Mr.. John
son, have been looking for them all the
evening. and can't 6nd them high or low
Nobody could give any information. AZ
ter q while the hired Dutehman, getting
sleepy, commenced going to bed.
IAN dis day" said he, II tink got
some little grsbbie stones in my poot /
tink git him out now"
He turned up his boot and poured out the
snuffers.
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't@s "' 49, NJ sbta VI hitt
Whit Lead d ZiHc Paint.
Pure White Lead in oil,
do do iry
French Zinc Paint, ~ oil.
do do dry.
American do
Silver White,
Flake White,
ChremDitz White,
China White.
Paint OfIs, dc.
Einsesd,
Boiled,
Nut,
Turpentise.
Furnishes.
Coach, Elastic,
do Picture,
do No. ],
Furniture, No. !, .-t.4t
DO No. 2,
Demar,
AsphaItuw,
Japan.
White Copal,
hastic,
Leather.
Green Paint, ground.
Paris Green, Extra,
Emerald Green,
Chrome Green, No. /,
Imperial,
Permanent.
Green Paint, dry.
Paris Green, Extra,
/ do No. I,
Chrome Green, No. !, d,
Berlin,
Marine,
Emerald.
Yeilo,o Paint, Ground.
Chrome Yellow,
Yellow OchTe, Fine English
do American.
Stone 0chre,
Roman 0chre.
Naples Yellow.
Cadmium Yellow.
leliOso Paint, Dry.
Chrome yellow, No. !,
do No. .,
Stone Ochre,
French Yellow,
Yellow Ochre,
Dutch Pink.
Red Paint, Dry.
English VerDilion,
Trieste do
Chinese do
American do No -, Ex
do do No. !,
do do No. 2,
Iudian Red,
Red Lead, English,
Red Lead, American,
Venetian Red, English,
Orange Mineral,
Rose Pink, English,
Drop Lake,
Chatemuc Lake.
French Lakes,
CarInine do .
Munich do
Nader do
Scarlet do
Purple do
Crimson do
B1ue Paint, de-
Chinese Blne,
Paris do
Prus=ian do No. !,
do do No. 2,
Atwerp do
Ultranlarine, No. ],
do No. 2,
E2He Paint, ground.
Paris irlue.
Prussian Blue.
Permanent do
Cobalt DO
{ Br01cn PANT, dry.
Purple Brown,
Burnt TIMBER,
Raw do
Burn, Sienna,
Raw do
Spanish Brown.
yandyke do
Cassei earth do
Br0srH Paint, iH OIL.
Burnt TIMBER,
Raw do
Burnt Sienna,
Raw do
BACK Paint, dry.
Drop Black,
kiiis' Refined,
Martin. DO No. !,
Paper N1HgiHg-Plair
fire-boaTd Prints, OF and
Trimmings, &c.
IT.r. as -.-. - : 1
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Rail Rca0s.
- ~~~~--,
Chicago l. Il. Island Railroad.
lik e = 1880! ss.-ssEs
4 II 4 S.I- I-LLl n
Michigan Central Railroad.
To- - zS.zzz5 -

Joliet Division Opened.
TWO TRAINS EACH WAYDAILY.
ssOinS East.
DAssENGER Trains leave Joliet for Detroit at 6.S5 A.
NJ. and $50 p. ". arrival OF Chicago, Alton
& St. Louis trains from the South.
Going West.
Leave Lake Junction 6a55 A. " and si5 p. NJ or on
arrival OF trains from Detroit and Cincinnati.
Passengers from the South and West via the Chicago
Alton st, Louis and Chicago Rock Island Railroads
will find this the direct route &c the East and South
last may be Of making prompt connections at
Detroit, Suspension Bridge Buffalo, ard Cleveland with
all the main lines Of travel, and at Michigan City with
New Albany and Salem trains Cincinnati, Lafayette
Louisville. and the South.
Through tickets be purchased at the Office JOLT
e. for ali the PRINCIPAL cities and the East
- FL T. c. RICE. Superintendent.
Gso n N.cCnE.oa Ea0iaeer Toilet Dirision iul21
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Fifty Dollars Reward.

ON Monday, the 9th inst, between IL and o'clock
~ p. NJ while the subscriber waiting at the
Railroad depot in Ottawa, for the arrival the train
from the East, and had hitched his horse attached
one-horse wagon near c. IRONS Bakery
drel cut the harness in various places in such
to destroy and endanger the life any person
tempting to drive the vehicle Any person giving nfor
nation that will lead the detection perpetrator
Of the outrage, will receive the above reward
my2-1m -'-' HENRY BENSON
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GREEN'S MILL!
THE ABOVE MILL, -F.
Successor to the Old Pioneer.
been rebuilt during the last year. most du-
rabe, substantial, and workmanlike manner, and
almost without reference to cost their motto has been
and is Excelsior" They have now
-ttE o. Three Run of TsurrS
In operation which have been arranged expressly
Custom Work, with everything entirely new and will
have the fourth run, for Merchant Custom Work
dy in short time and when completed will be superior
TO Custom and Merchant Mill in the State All that
they ask is fair trial. they feel confident that with
their mill and long experience Us years. in the mill.
ing business. fully variants them i'm dtfyin9 al honora
bLs coHPetnfon None but the most experienced and
commodating miers employer
Cash paid FOR the best article of Winter Wheat. -7
Dayton, Aps:!. 1874 81 D. GREEN
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SoReHs MoLAssEs-A gentleman writes
from St. Clair county:
I have been busily engaged Of late in put
ting up my Chinese Sugar Cane Crusher and
Kettles. I have one kettle that will hold
one hundred gallons. Ihave just succeeded
in making twenty -four gallons Of syrup, su-
perior to the \. o. Golden Syrup. Next
week think shall be able to make twenty
gallons per day with my rude and imperfect
machinery. | think your cane will yield
$50 gallons per acre Your cane is all ripe
and have succeeded in gathering the seed
in the upper field, and next week will ga
Their that in the lower field. 1t is difficult
to dry the seed in wet or damp weather
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A Coop NAME.-Some time in 1877 or '3S
. gentleman in Tennessee became involved
and wanted money; he had property and
he owed debts. His property was not avail
able then. and off he posted to Boston, back
ed by the names of some of the best men
in Tennessee Money was tight, and Boston
bankers looked closely at the names.
very good" said thew. "but, but-do
you know General Jackson."
Certainly"
"Could you get his endorsement
"Yes, but he is not worth one tenth as
much as either Of these men whose names
offer you"
"No matter; General Jackson has ALWAYS
protected himself and his pap r. and wen
let you have the money upon the strength
Of his name"
in . few days the papers with his sigma
ture arrived. The moUent these Boston
gentleman bankers saw the tall 4 and long
j Of Andrew jackson, our Tennesseean says
he could have raised a hundred thousand
dollars upon the signature without the
slightest trouble.
So much for an established character for
honesty. However men NAV have differed
with Andrew Jackson politically, no man
could deny him the merit Of being an honest
man.--EreaiAg Gd-Stte
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Az ExACTISG HU>BAND.-W ycherly, the
commedian, married a girl of eighteen when
he was verGiny on eighty. Shortly after,
Providence was pleased. in his mercy TO the
young woman to call the old man to another
and better world. Put ere he took his f.
nal departure from this. ne summoned his
yeung wife to his bedside and announced to
her that he was dying; whereupon she
wept bitterly. WycherIy lifted himself up
in the bed. and gazing with tender emotion
on his weeping wife. sid:
my dearest love, have solemn pro-
mise to exact from YOU before ] quit your
side forever here below. VIII you assure
me nv wishes will be attended to by you,
however great the sacrifice you will be call
Cd on to maker"
hoTrid ideas Of suttees, of poor Indian
widows being called on to expire on funeral
pyres, with the bodies Of their deceased
lords and masters, flashed across the brain
Of the poor woman. With a convuIsive ef-
fort and n desperate resolution, she gasPed
out an assurance that his commands, how
ever dreadful they might be, should be
obeyed.
Then Wycherly, in a CHASTITY smile, said,
in q low and solemn voice:
"My beloved wife, the parting request /
have to make to you is-that when | am
gone (here the poor woman sobbed and
cried most vehemently,) when | am in my
grave-(Mrs- Wycherly tore her hair when
4 am laid low-(the disconsolate wife roared
with grief-when am no longer heavy
burden and tie on vou-(.'Oh, for heavens
sake" howled Mrs. W. "what am to do:')
Il command you, my dear, young wife
eyes, yes, love-" sobbed Mrs. W. on
pain Of mourning my malediction-C' yes.
n r.. C,N
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CONFECTIONERY STORE,


At Karnd2e's old st1no, NIia Street nearly oppo-
-s-. site the BInk,
OTTAWA, ILLINOIS.
TIE subscriber having taken the late popular estab
iishnent of J. B. Hamalle is prepared to manufac-
ture and supply, heretofore, all kinds OF Conecton
cry. at wholesale and RETAIL warranted equal the best
eastern article.
He keeps all kinds of TOYS. table ornaments &c.
p ICE CREAM served at any hour during the summer,
his Also, SUPP lied by the quantity private
families, parties, &c.
All kinds Of fancy Wedding Cake constantly hand,
manufactured TO order. (msy26l WI EBERT.
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Real Gstate.
IUCuAN r SANGER,

ILLINOIS LAND AGENCY.
Lands bought and sold Commission. Taxes paid,
Abstracts of furnished, Collections made Invest
ments made in Government other Lands, Money
Loaned. Ottawa, August 9, 1857,
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Tremendous Excitement
Spicer's Family Grocery.
be they sell little CHEAPER than their n. Oh


~ p's old s.Grd ~ y RusseR If Co Gate Ld.sG,a's)
Opposite Ae Tol.sr HOuse.
MILL BE- fanBd Pew and cOmpiei. assortment of all
w kinds Of Goods in their line Cash paid for But
Eggs Potatoes. and all articles usually KEEP, in IN.
trade. Imylsl SI.tCYR 4 co
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HARDWARE,

Our stock % Slaf Hardware VT be '1unf lsr-- and
complete c1,frt.. lt-g- assortment of Carpenters
Too' Mats Spikes pn0r Trimming Knives and Forks
Farming Implements. &r w sf' manufacturing
Copper. siU. AN sheet ron Ware.
Ard prepared 90 H. ~ -',fs - J-. Work in this
line such - Cutters Eav.-F raurs. Conductor &c
store and Tin -hor opposite the Rank o. ottawa
OTTAWA. November -. ISIS. KING 4 HARD
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SsgFOP SaIe.

West half Sec. 20, Town g. n, r. Rsst 690 Scres
West half swgeec. -, Town 30 N, B. . 1AsA, 90 &C.
West half nwq Sec IA, Town 80 ~, r. East, 90 &C
The above lands among the most desirable In La
Sale County, situated from 70 10 miles from Ottawa
and will be sold reasonable terms. Apply to the up.
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D;.SOiysSIOn

D;sSOiUsIOn.
sH3E partnership heretofore exrting between the
dersigned in the practice of Medicine, this day
Sept. 2ist) dissolved by mutual consent.
.. -i CHAS. z. BATES,
scp26 j. ID. THOMPSON
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"a Sale Street Drug Store

L,AsTERN MADE Doors, sash. and Blinds for sale by
Il jqIls :. c. EARL a son.
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INy'rF L4lNgHg--flhiu ana Satlu faf'eT-
ire-boaTd Prints, Oh and Transparent Window
trimmings, &c.
Glaes.-An sizes from : by 10. 20 81 by Il
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TO ShOcna t<crs and Dealers.
WEE have constantly on hand and for sale at a small
W advance the Importers prices, fine stock Of
French Calf and Kip SKINS and Patent Leather. Also
American Calf Skins Boot Morocco Kid Skins Cochinea
Maroon Green, White, and Yellow Innings and Facings
shoe Findings and Shoe Makers Tools. .- =
Sewing Machines for sale. sssa.'.sI -.f-Isl.
Cash paid for Hides NJ II. PRESCOTT CO., =
Hossacks Block, Main St, few doors the r O.
OAtawa March 81. 1851. 1900 l.
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PXIN 7 is.t OTIS, & vARNIsHEs.

Jugs, Printers Brushes. Pencils dc,
In all qualities varieties To all the articles
they offer would occupy much space but the following
list will give idea OF the of their stock.
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JOHN WILSON.
auyi Land Com'r. !. c. Il Il. Co, Chicsz 70, III.
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paints. Oils, Drugs, &e.
SETH C. EARL & SONS
Paint Establishment,

on NuH STeeI, az CnShDdn'S OIa Stdnd
Ottana, TIL.
ITO keep pace with the growing business. and import
= of city, the proprieors the above estab-
shment have greatly enlarged their stock Doth as to-
quantity quality, and variety of articles and claim
that in point of superiority and completeness IL Is now
exceeded by Of the cities Their stock
row embraces every article which be needed the
painting finishing and outfit Of dwellings together
every article needed by painters and artists in all
branches OF thor calling.
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onia dandaf fine Hae dspan fhsi
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DYyAsEs NJ M1LrEs, AuCTIoxEER TO nz sol

DY JAMES NJ. MILLER AUCTIONEER TO BH SOLD
ID Racon, the I'd dsy Of Nay. 1857 TIE pr-n'se-
IArt hr 81 the late hOher Gyen consisting OF ahoui
a WyO1 meadow land parcels Ot FROM u 10 -
hcrcs, each pot Containing seVera! beanitu building sc
This 1z.i the % Wes.riesisr about l.
nles from al Ne York the Boston turnpike,
opposite ouniIy of John - Palmer go. and IN he
4. ~. and abOni tea minutss ric from NE Wi ms
brdct The Harlem Railroad This IL the hgArss
point ~ i.nd wessch-ssar county beng from hsre S;
tfe surv,y Is-a II c'n-nands magnificent view
chur hes OF 81 denomnAuuns IA The uciehborhnoi t -
DO business Va III An desiring suuncr resi-
cenor IN tho country hs SuarDa unrvaci Tor boa ~
md y perfectly hrshy very accessible one u mo pot,
contains neal outage Also, pic ~ esh meedps. rot
Further particulars apply W CiAiBOANs rkhhIN 81 and ~
New and eBtcirs above pre- mi
psrsns desiring suend he sale viii s,ehs Harlsfn Rs
Wiamsbrdge, where thsT will Ind carriages 10 en-
vey them 10 The
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ONWARD ScHRkCK. AUCTloNkEk.-Bf y. H.
II SCHkNCK-MAy 49, at O'Clock. al ,her sales rootn
No - .ssssu street black horse years Old 4 han Is
elegant saddle horse and hne snowy and stylish
driver; as roaed Ia sl0 Also bsok morse, yAsrs old
gentle haraess ard hne sad lie horse. Also, bsy
old Kind in harness. has been f'undered but
IN good working condition. Ioted in 2i2 $50 shit
ing top wagon harness and Tocksway with pole i'd
shafts Also omnibus has been newly painted and IN
pec running onder. Alec, bay horse ole l5s
hands high sound Kind aud gentle In every
Also several rockaways and top ann road wagons
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DY WILLIAM IRvfTG a 90 -TUEsDAY, NAY ~.
ID iOiS O'Clock. At No isl West fourseen.h riros,
yecutors sale handsome h0us I'D
rHuturc made ~ Phyfe M-ehs, consisting e eso
rrtry cArvd IN Wnson. brocstei and push
secretaries Oscoes, sts vary
rlsTbc Top tabes marble top drr>snf bu
rrans and vclyet sud nru.-rs carpets pier sBd
ras-s French b-dssNs best hsL tesh'r
ptllows chairs. bcs, china glass
wns Together wi Of kchea furniture for
psrirularS catalogue
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DY HENRY IL LngDs COON TUESDAY, MAr IL
ID al l0jS O'Clock The spacious s~o corner o. broad
way and Grand large sale Of teas. cree, Acfhs
entire ssock Of Messx e. Christansss Co. ~os have sold
from tho business. o0sAs 81
M clowinx grecs tens:-ur 20 dec yeuag hyrsa
kay. &e, In casss ". and Il do. Black iess-oolonR,
IN AL sewers. bum red selected oresy <
ui privilege Of eaci caop Als high IT s3os
conrc bses; do rassed Ia, IN Psckssea priv
lege viii be the de~lerr
niures sures life sire co-y ebrcderet Chinese drs.ss
elaborate scales and nfnGs. Amos; eiy and
without cost mahogany d-sks fancy r=hnss
ether Superior to anything 10 be found Tbs
oounuJ. The Offers and families the
nes opportunity supply themselves before presented
lheu particularly dvsncns rapidly 10 ce
In lie deues IN china They are y be sd
without Y
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nHOs. vKTToH, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. is sfRUOB
sueet-shet's sae Of splendid oil paintings. engravngs
Io Wednesday, May 30 At 10 O'Clock A. H. Al the ssirs
No IL spruce street, con Ssng OF splendn ni ts
hxs enRavings, dc. &c. Also quantity OF glass &c
JOS. CORNELL. Deputy sheriff.
V,UKIs MORRELI, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Va
rrty az household articles OF the most fashlbnAoie anu
wArranlabe knds-wl be sold this morn0g at o,t cock
auci room, 3Si Broadway. corner OF worth sNee
sr wood paror suits covered In satin brocael and French
ble OF oak aud black walnut, sofas and RI okng oh
fpr ing chairs tables marble ops; bruseoo
dlessrg folding iron bsdslaads slices spring cu'
I'd hair and hosk mattresses library and dtingroin
fancy work tables marble ana cneckeeu
ops ohdrna chairs covered In plu and brocael corner
EUPERlUR SILVER ri. ATEO WARE.
Baskets butter Dishes gobe,s cream egg dinner tea and
spoons and batter knives dnuer and dessert iorA
Engraved work
MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES.
Hegan soda wafer fountain, steam engine. fishing poes
elegant Ving. Of New York la Gilt frame; patent
scses GU lbs 2c cooking stoves fancy articles WOO"
FINE OH. PAINTINGS AND ENGRAvINGs
rich paintings aud frames OVAL hunting scnrs' gut
1ns " paintings in g, frames Nor river and sea views
Vicorias Marrsge and Coronation Waiting tor FERRY
boat esley saved from the ire Trials Mount Vernon
&c also three sizes oval mirrors gilt frames 10 con
luGe with q choice invoice ~ -
HAVANA AND GERMAN sEGARs,
O6 trty choice brands Star Of the West Conuenls. Opera
more Rachel fancy knives. please and sold Ia
suit all buyers. Dealers served probably n. h
Fashionable jewcry, large and choice collection NJ COM
pcncement.