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Court OF Common Pleas.
SPECIAL TRIAL CALENDER.


Rule adopted April 3, 1858, in General Term
All causes where the action on contract and there
shall be reason TO believe that the defence made only
for delay may be placed special trial calendar as
hereinafter proyded unless the trial likely o occupy
ore than one hour.
To entte the plaintiff place the cause on such csen
ds he must move therefor at chambers upon notice Of
Tour days, and must serve with the notice the adavs
on which The motion will be founded
the motion n granted the cause will be heard on the
third Wednesday OF each term for which day the csen
dar will be made up
shall be the duty Of the plaintiffs attorney 70 ne
with the Clerk OF the Court note OF or before
the third Monday Of the term which shall contain the
number OF TIE the general trial calendar and
the date Of the order directing 10 be placed on the spe-
cisl calendar.
II the shall actually occupy than hour
the trial may be suspended at the discretion Of the Court
and he cause put down At the foot Of the general trial
calender,
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fATAI PoI-o~se AcoIDKu.-An inquest held at
Bellevue Hospital yesterday the body Of Charles
Foley, who died from the effects Of arsenic taken BY
take about two weeks SINCE The poison % question had
peen purchased for killing rats and hens placed care
essy on shelf was partaken OF by deceased mstase
Tor sugar. Verdict, Accidental poisoning" Foley wss
hfty years Of age and native Of Ireland.
SuProsrp ISyASrupE pE-Coroner Hills held an inquest
yesterday at the Fourth ward station house on the body
Of male child found by officer Decker n the hall way
Of No. 20 Dover street, at ten O'Clock on saturday night.
Doctor Weltje made post mortent examination of The
body and found deceased born alive and
fed that the Of death pcgect and posure.
verdict accord pllY.
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April Session OF the Common Council.
The Board Of Aldermen will hold their hrst session for
the month this evening The death Of Alderman Gregory
win diminish the democratic majority In the Board. We
do not anticipate many documents from the rival
Street Commissioners as Il is expected that the decision Of
the Court of Appeals to the rghtul claimant TO the
Office will be rendered 10 morrow (ruesday) There Is
nothing Of special interest before the Board present
The Board OF Supervisors will hold their FIRST meeting
for the month to morrow (ruesday) afternoon.
The Board OF Councimen will also be convened this
evening" gratifying TO be able TO state that the
organization Of the present Board the members have At
tended TO their duties with prompness and despatch
that there very little unfinished business the Clerks
books. Is to be hoped that definite action will be
taken during the month in relation 10 the proposed
Post Office.
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Police Intelligence.

STAINING Arply-rwo men named Henry Gordon an
Peter Riley employed in The publishing house Of John r.
rrov s77 Broadway became engaged in eight sa,ur-
day when Gordon stabbed in the face and breast
with knife In the hands OF HIS adversary Riley escaped
Gordon's wounds not considered dangerous.
HGHwkr RopErnY-hchae Sullivan and James vii.
liams taken into custody by officer Peeny, OF the
Fourth ward, charge Of highway robbery preferred
against them by George Deiahunt The prisoners, s
alleged went into the saloon Of a. oliver street. and af
YER oenavins themselves IN rosous manner asked the
they assaulted him, knocked him down and robbed him
Of gold hnger ring and ei cents change The prisoners
were held on two chargesone for highway robbery
the other for ssaung the proprictrcss Of the estab
hshmcnt
CalRas or CoNsp1Racv aSp F,iT ARREST silver.
sten MARX Jacobs, Lewis Nevstadt Theodore williams
and Gabriel Cracor taken into custody by police
man King and others, Of the Lover Police Court, on
charge Of conspiracy and false preferred sgsIns,
them by Aaron Levy, Of No las Deancey street The
complainant In his affidavit sets forth that on the sth
utmo the accused oonspred together and procured his
arrest on charge Of felony viz Having stolen $500 from
Jacob Sversten that upon sldavfs falsely sworn 10
complainant was arrested and held for the
accusation made asains, him by The accused The
psinant further says that he took money from said
Sversuen that all that has been said relaing thereto
by the accused false and that making oatn 10 such
matters the defendants committed wflfu perjury Jus.
uoe Welsh committed the prisoners for examination.
Dss.cxSr uroN iN ALLEGED DrsoRpwn1Y Horsy-rhe pre-.
mises No. 337 Greenwich street. occupied a. porter
house by Henry Knife, visited by the Fih precinct
police on Saturday night ana the proprietor taken into
custoi ~ charge Of keeping dsorderly house. Justice
Osborn held us prisoner TO bail in the Of $500
CaARGF oF Flisg PRlITNcEs-De witt G Davis,
chant doing business oswego, was brought before Jus
uce Welsh the Lower Police Court yesterday by police
McCord, on charge o. falss pretences preferred
against him BY Robert NJ Boyd, OF the nrm OF Cameron,
Edwards o., OF 2e5 Broadway. The complainant al
leges that 80 900 worth OF merchandise obtained
from the above firm by the defendant BY means Of false
animation.
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STY CERTIFICATE or n terms accepted return this
vyYl ASgNcY. for eur signature.
1888 THE WEST INDIA COMPANY
%%4l 2S Broadway.
@1@l q lB Fulton street. Y.
S&<S<Sl We hereby appoint--
% our agent for The sale Of The pure West cot
&<sSi NEW yoRs, March 81 1855
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STAPLE 4 FANCY DRY GOODS
Co.. 7ls.9I ) ~ . : =
INnIE~' nnrSS GN.ES

LADIES DRESS GOODS.
-ish BlacA aai mes >..s., S.ES Robes Vafe1-i
F.t.a ard Y-s--f itr-gas- Crepe M4r--T. Naal b..
i-e- C'.-t.- De Lame Robes Ds Bees, P1pJas. J--
c'-e Robes. French t-5H-t ali C,..e. lc lH-- Co
.-r, BrltHt,, ysuirs Nrrr.a-- AID CycLecs Prints
"a other deslfagi- r-yse-.
EAlEE9!agrIEs AID |Iis1E GOODS
W. Te - cali H.-rt--AT a.c--.-.. IS . p..r.e,s,.
- t slrra,-es afg..Hs trv., gN u.-e~,soH- o..
s1FffTFy tn'gi. - fsois.y -H,-,.. of .j-, Collars
sid t-4tE : single and l SIS. fI- 49, and IN
.gft1 =, Dotted striped acd pain >vs- 3sn. BOOK
DO G u1rlr Jarou.t- White Bsiaats. Bishop. Lawn
Embroidered M-sr for C4rfaius, A.t-s.ls = rt- l.
uen Cambria, Ladies aad cents ivn IsuGkeIcll-e-
&c, a..
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At the adjourned meeting Of the friends
of temperance, held at FIRST NJ. E. Church
in this city, on the evening CT Monday last,
a constitution was adopted
ART. 1st. Provides that the name Of the
association shall be the Ottaua temperance
Union.
ART. Cd. States the object of the Union
to be the promotion of the temperance re-
form and the suppression Of the liquor tral-
iic, by public gatherings, Lectures, &c, and
as hereafter stated.
ART. 3D. Provides that all persons may
become members who Will subscribe the
following pledge and other provisions of the
Constitution:
LIST. Tha, we will no: buy, sell. nanufac
ture, or use intoXi atng liquors as a bcve-
rage, nor will we lease any premises to be
used Tor the purpose Of manufacturing or
selling Intoxicating liquors beverage.
%. That in the purchase OF goods, wares,
&C., we will patronIzs only strictly temper
ance persons when we possibly and consist
entity can so accommodate ourselves.
Sd. That We " no have the right OF sufl-
rage, as free men, viii not, knowingly, no
inmate, vote for, nor assis. t any public
office or trust, III our city or other local
elections, any person who will not pledge,
or give assurance TO this association, that
lac VIII DO to the utmost, what he consist
emily can, for the suppression OF the liquor
traffic.
ART. 4th. Provides for the election, quar-
teily, OF President, Vice President, Secre-
tary, treasurer, ana Corresponding Secre-
taiy.
Art 9th. Provides that said officers shall
constitute . Board OF Directors, for the
Transaction Of any business the Union may
appoint th,m. and may call public meetings,
employ lecturers, &c.
ART. 9Th. Pr.,iJes that the expenses Of
the Union sLal bc met by the voluntary
contributions Of is friends.
ART. Iih. Provides that the Constitution
may lie amended at any III. citing OF the
Union, 10y two-thirdS vote OF the members
present, if notice thereof shall have been
given at the preceding meeting.
The Sth aad last article provides that the
Board shall cal special meeting Of the
Union immediately before each town or cry
election.
Adjourned to meet At said Church Oh the
eyea.pg Of Monday, August 9th.
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Democratic Meeting.

A'an adjourned meeting Of the Democrats
Of Ottawa and vicinity, held at the Court
Uouse in Ottawa, on Thursday event z
July 9th, 1868, Mr. Ell Strawn in the Char,
\. +. Dow was appointed Secretary. Ga
motion voted that committee Of tive be
appointed by the Chair t. make arrange
!nrn's for the reception OF Senator Douglas
upon lis visit TO the city on the 2l-t inst
and 10 coufer with ths committee appointed
by Republican. FIR the reception Of Mr..
Lincoln. The Chair appointed the 70 lowir z
committee WIN. Eediick, ] z. Ford, "
C.. Earl, c. G. NJ Her, and AHeu Fisher. af'cr
which tie Hon. L. l.. Dickey, upon cal,
addressed the meeting for aDont one hclr
-ijh rapturous applause. Mr.. WIN. Cn-s-
wei bcing called upon, also addressed tie
meeting in his usual style. The meeting then
adjourned.
Eli STRAwx, ChairmaH.
A. T. Dow, Sea-
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
DR.. CHE SSEMAN'S PILLS,

Prepared by coz E-EEfL-S I. CTEESEN1N. II D.,
Ssio York CITY.
The combination Of ingredients in these Pills the
result of long and extensive practice. They mild
IN their operation and correcting all egu
larit.es, Painful MeuIruarions removing all obsruc
lions whether from cod otherwise headache. pain in
the side palptaon c: the heart disturbed sleep which
arise from interruption OF nature.
TO MARRIED LADIES,
DR. Cheeseman's Pills invaluable, they will bring
the monthly period with regularity. Ladies who
have been disappointed in of other Pills,
place the utmost confidence in DR. Cheeseman's Pills do
ing all that they represent to do.
NOTICE.
They should not be used during Pregnancy, mis-
carriage would &c rtainy result therefTcm.
Warranted purely vegetable, and free from anything
injurious life health. Explicit directions, which
be read, accompany each box Price 81. Sent by mail
enclosing 81 TO the General Agent. Sold by
Druggist in every in tire United States.
T. b. HCTCHTNGS, General Agent FIR TIE tHited
Sat>s 65 ChaGers S. N.to York, to ,caoH, all riders
sLOsid he o6dFcsyed.
Sold in Ottawa by TjulI0l D. WALKER CO.
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BuRGLARy.-The saloon Of Mr.. Fixsel, on
the corner of Madison and Columbus SITS.
was entered on Thursday morning, between
three and four o'clock, by two men, who
forced off the bolt of the street door on the
east side. They helped themselves to some
change in tho till, amounting to nine or ten
shlllings, and were about to pay their re-
spects to the bottles on the shelves, when
Mr.. Sixsel, disturbed by the noise. made
his appearance at an inner door, pistol in
hand The burglars took immediate alarm,
and made their escape. Mr.. f., who sup
posed the noise at the door was made by
some persons wishing to arouse him to get
liquor, was so excited on finding them to be
burglars that he forgot all about his pistol.
Otherwise the burglars might net have got
off 10 easily with whole skins.
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Drowned .-Micfael Murphy was drowned
in the canal between tie La Sano street
bridge and the Fox River House on Wee
nesday, while attempting TO eude the pur-
suit of some officers. Michael had been
guilty Of riotous conduct at the Railroad
House, the proprietor Of which had got GU,
a warrant for lis arrest. Constable Blust,
we believe, took Tie warrant on Tuesday,
and attempted to make the arrest, but Mi
chael escaped by taking to cornfeld. On
" ednesday, Mi2haG returned 20 the Rail
road House, and commenced another assault
upon the rear portion of it. occupied by
widow woman as Il boarding house. The
woman came down town post haste to Mayor
Glover 70 have him arrested. The Mavor
sent the marshal after him. Constable
Bust having heard Of him, started in the
same direction minute ahead of the mar.
shall, and was soon met and accompari led by
Constable Brady, who had summons for
Murphy. The three espied him on the ca
nal bridge, and gave chase, the constables
following him up the heel path on the north
side of the canal, the marshal taking the
south side. About hundred rods this side
Of the Fox River House, Michael plunged
into the anal, and turning on his pursuers,
hurled at them some stones-then attempted
to cross. But being greatly overheated, it
is supposed he was taken with cramp Or APP
poplexy. At all events. he suddenly sank
under the water, and never reappeared I'M
til he was taken out dead.
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OTTAWA POST OFFICE.

Arrirdl and Departure Of Mails.
Eastern arrives 1920 A. NJ l23 F. NJ depart 1co
r. NJ closes 100 F. NJ.
Western arrives 2:20 7. NJ; departs 1875 p. NJ closes
1900 VI.
Tonica arrives Tuesdays Thursdays, and Saturdays
1000 A. NJ; departs days 900 p NJ; closes leo
M.
Pontiac via Farm Ridge AMI .rw Michigan, arrives
Thursday 800 p N; departs Saturday 600 A. VI.
Newark arrives Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays
1000 A NJ departs 200 p. ~ closes 100 p. NJ
Earviile and Freedom arrives daily 1900 NJ; departs
800 p NJ
Asbury arrives Tuesdays and Fridays 600 p. N; de-
parts Wednesdays and Saturdays 500 A. NJ; closes
900 z. VI.
Lisbon arrives Mondays and Thursdays 1000 A. VI; de-
parts same days 200 p. NJ. closes Zoo p. II.
WM. oSaIAN, p. n
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Or. ElSrEEEI-s
Iodine and Sarsanarilla

vi! cr-e a, t-ss--cs arising from Impure state o.
tie G--0o. tr.fsv,d condition Of the Buds e tie
system. VI: Cancers svslsc Of tie Glands Eleaaz-
item, white swelling Chronic sore Eye., Plies, Briis,
Paas Gg.rE- ra.s- ;ie Zones an joints Ulcers
ia re Mouth AMI Throat, aud al Caroaie Constitutional
D.eases. This m-a-:ue searches the very root. OF
;re f.--as- ~ purifying tie blood, and changing TIE
r-=-aHs IN the system. thus removing the cause which
readers ;h- CrlE CgGr,iS a.3 FfI.v,Nrsr.
IL E,srzE.y's Ilrlsz AZ s.E-,rsnt, VII cure tie
~oE-r prEccnItL p>z,-E. and drive on: and destroy
every particle o. yEa-y2r which is 60 tie 81 TEH, and
cure =, bad sEer...
Il rSil sEcrspsrr .tTH-Lss rsrEEFAL tF.r1sr
suI VII drive tie sEFHiLI5ic aid al lzsEpiT
TS7s and Pols0Soys r,TTEE out Of the system through
he SKIN, and restore the Patient per
f1et state an1 srElrr Il IS positive cure
or coSP,4JST sEd DYSPEPSIA. Il used V-orer
log of time. | challenge the world produce is
"a a, ia these complaints TIE afflicted will pear ia
mind ,ha; De- R,-TEaLs- looISg s.RsAF, Will
cure Al Nervous Diseases, Female Complaints Dropsy,
Gravel, Diseases Of the Kidney Bladder and Urinary
Organs, II a fe- dsys.
Il VII remove Pmpes ard Botche. from the PACE,
and make the skin Gear, White and Beautiful a. A.a-
bss.-r I; does ,hi- by purifying the BLOOD by
prompt action tbs Liver, Kidneys and Secrs,ory Or
gau- producing .itcrous health
Prrsous who have long been afflicted With scro,aia
ord sor-z letter, Eugworm S-aid Head Bl6tres Erup
Of lie sAn. and all cutaaegns d.-.ases. are ad-
yised 70 procure GElDLEY'S SALT RHEUAI AND TIT
TER OINTMENT, 70 apply ~ diseased parts
when using Dr. Easieriy's iodine and sarsaTariis. The
Iodine -nI arSspsria pur!Ges the BLOOD, .ad causes
tie Sores 20 discharge their H,TTEg aud the
OINTMENT HEALS THEM. When B7TH are u.eFt (which
always reconmend.) PERMANENT and RApidsL cure j.
always Effected. They are the best and most rowrRFUL
CURsrIvEs known 10 :air trial Is all ask Go
fear the result
- Price OF the Iodine and SarsapsTilla 81 per bot
tie, TX bottles 81 GRrDLEYs SALT RAErA ONT
NENT - cents per bottle. Both prepared by Dr.
EAsrEEiY, Of Third and Chesuat streets St Lo
T. Mo, sole proprietor, whom al orders be A.
dressed.
es~-So,l ~ NJ. KNEUssI., G. l.. THoxrsnS u. WArEER
& Co, and a :. PUTNAM, druggists Ostsws, an 10y
druggists generally. U4yS
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OTTAWA MANUFACTURES We witnessed
a. the foundry of Gridley, Cogswell & Co.,
In this city. few days ago, the process of
making some castings that somewhat opened
our eyes to the capacity of foundries in this
city. The casting, Of which half dozen
have been made within the last two or three
weeks, was retort fer the Gas Works, and
weighed some 1900 lbs. Formerly these
retorts were brought from Cincinnati: but
a year ago the enterprising firm already
named made the offer to cast them here at a
lower figure than they cost to bring them
from Cincinnati. Two were ordered and
they gave such entire satisfaction, proving
indeed much moro durable than the import
ed ones, that there will probably be no more
sending abroad hereafter for such little jobs
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CHICAGO MARKET.

THURSDAY EVENING, AUG. ).
Not much doing ia fonr, but market &c
tive. Sales 0! spring wheat extra =, S37J
81; super tine So 25as,3 -.
Wheat active ard prices advanced fully
/ cts. Spring T54.6 or board and 13a1 4
in store
Corn market very active. and only check
ed by want of-a good article IN u.ark. t
Sales at 20 cts al,a, for canal, and 6Sa69
on board for railroad.
Good demand or oats, ami prices firm at
42I43 on board.
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II Q NJ q. O Il \ Il II Y
a. II. GRECO. z. D.,

ATE OF Corning y. Y, would respectfully announce
TO the citizens Of Ottawa and the surrounding coun
try that he has permanently located in this city,
he will he happy wait upon all those needing his pro-
fesSionHl services.
pr c. takes pleasure in presenting the following testt
mcnins
CORNING, y. Y, April 26tb, 1858
To WHOM 1T NAY CONCERN ~ have been intimately
quanted with DIR A 7 Gregg for tie past three years;
have also employed him my family physician FOR that
tim sHd would cheerfuy recommend hjH, TO the conf
dence Of any community wI;eI- his lot may he
DR.. Gregg IS of strict moral integrity, good,
careful and capable practitioner. j.. VI. WOOD,
Bunker and Exchange Broker.
CORNING, y. Y, April Goth. 1858
To TIT PrBrrc: Il take pleasure in recommending ar.
A. I. Gregg gentleman and successful Practt,On-
and worthy of the patronage Of the public,
GEO. W. PATTERSON, "a.
Cdshte, 60. Washington Bank.
CORNING, April 23d, ISJS
Hon. JAMES Gn,rr aud y. KENDALL, Esq, Davenp. IT.
Iowa; or GILMAN SMITH, Esq, Rock island ll.-Dear
Frienas: You may place full confidence in the bearer
DIR. A. T. Gregg, a and physician. ehave
employed him family, and If he should locate ia
your vinity elsewhere best wishes will attend
him aBd family. c. 5. HUBBARD,
myEj or the Hr1D or W m. H. NereHs q, 90.
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VII he deferred the Science Of accounts, Conner
cal Law. Political EcohOny, Commercial Calculations.
Banking, Mercantile Customs, Commercial Ethics. Rail.
reading, Business Correspondence, Mining, Commercs
Commercial Geography, etc.
SCHOLARSHIP issued from the Chicago Coieg. will b
good L Cleveland, Buffalo. and Albany, and vice
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TEN DOzEAssS EEss
Ncw Picture ir0lIcrY,

THE lovers line arts and the public generally are
II invited to examine specimens exhibition at
the new Rooms just opened over the City Bank OF
Fames Allen Co. north of the Court House. under the
supervisfon of Mr.. JAS. MARsroS.
The undersigned having purchased the interest OF Mr.
NRsroN the above business, is nov prepared 10 iuf
pish Ambrptypes the highest style OF the art warrant
ed in eye instance give satisfaction or no charge
made TIE services Of Mr.. N,RsroN have been secured
fo short time and those acquainted with his skin VIII
.hars ns the public patronage IS solicited
Ot,aw, October ;, 1871. Z. VI. VA DoRhN.
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Atkin' Automaton
SeIfRaking Reaper & Mower.
Terms at Factory.

Tie Best CoH,6insd Machine nolc IN use.
IOIIN r. PALMER, Proprietor and Builder
y P3AIplEFAR WORKS, CHICAGO, H.,
Terms at Factory.
For Reaper and Mower, s200-$IO0 Cash on delivery,
aud the D7iuuce on the LIST of Decsnber
Reaper alone, siI5; cash delivery SO balance on
lst OF December Lext,
$40 cash Ga delivery for Reaper and Mover, or
Sl6H do do for Reaper alone
Hudson begs leave to inform the farmers of la
Sale, Bureau Putnam, Marshall, Wolford the ad
joining counties, that lac il still Agent for this popular
Machine and to claim their hands due sheraton
OF it, jusieNrned merits AMI ash careful examine
ton OF its advantages manufactured the pre-
We claim superiority al other Reapers as Self
Raker il i good Mower il is at least horse lighter
draft than the of Reapers is well built good
materials ard is not liable get of order and
relieves you of rakng the hardest labor Of the harvest
For this would refer you to all those that have ss the
Atkins Reaper the past season. We sarin
but few this and all that want Reaper. must
order early to Machine To rIjrd ag ,inst IL.
lays and breakages in HARVEST there be full supply
of for sale at ottawa La Sale. cn sad Panol
AGENTS.. Il. Hatch La Sale q. +. blackstone. La
con Frank Barnard, Pamela Station; " B. Dodson X
Co., Morris.
All communications addressed TO S. T. Hudson. Gen
eral Agent, Ottawa, Illinois, will receive prompt
ion. niy
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SOFA TOuHt"tn, tOhTecfi0nsrY, DC a.,
TINE undersigned begs inform the ami ca,.,
of Ottawa that he has Thoroughly hurpi.I, 81 ~
and retcd his Ice Cream Saloon at the CORNER Of VI
olson and Columbus Sts in II style compare with ,h
finest :ity establishments; and having e,nploved ~ -
hes manufacturer in the city is confident he can .n,n,
cue 81 article of Ice Cream was exceedP -
OFT AVA anywhere.
lis Soda Fountain, also-the best in the cty-UilI
yer run dry: nor his pitcher of lemonade.
abundant supply OF the choicest CAKE always on
hand; also every variety of FRUITS.
Hrst opening thi. Saturday evening, May sth
,Sys NJ FORNHALS.