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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-07-04
STATUARY.-Pictures of Statuary, and other
interesting specialties, at Bowman's Gallery.

For the Yree Trader
MEssRs. EDITORS: The unusual quiet which
has pervaded our business places and street corners
during the last month seems likely to give place
to a considerable degree of interest which CEN
tres around the trials soon to be called up in our
Circuit Court, the result Of which will in
great measure determine the future growth and
prosperity of our city. We allude to the suits
commenced against the manufact Irng establish
ments of Gilman, King & Hamilton and Colwell
Clark & Stebbns by the Hon. j. O. Glover. In
the suits referred to Mr.. Glover alleges that
these establishments, by creating vast amount
of smoke, noise, dust, confusion, &c, have dam
aged his residence property to the amount OF ten
thousand dollars, and therefore commences action
to recover this amount. 1t may be matter of
surprise to some OF your readers that any one
could be found who would voluntarily commence
a warfare against the manufacturing interests of
our city, and it can only be explained on the
| hypothesis that Mr.. Glover, having amassed
| princely fortune and erected a magnificent resi-
| dence on what now promises to be one Of our
principal business streets, is possessed with the
idea that the growth and increase of our city
must yield to his own personal convenience
We presume it cannot be denied that under
certain conditions of the atmosphere the smoke
from the chmneys Of these factories is offensive
| and perhaps damaging to white paint and clean
linen. So doubtless is the smoke of Mr.. Glover's
| chimneys occasionally troublesome to his hum
bier neighbors. But is the growth of our city
to be retarded to suit the convenience of one
man The question to be decided is, whether
| these establishments, giving employment to per-
haps couple of hundred men, are to be subject
ed to the costs and annoyance of defending law
suits, paying fines, &c. and thus virtually being
compelled to close their shops or remove to cities
where manufactures are sustained and encour-
| aged by the people, or TO continue on, adding
their share to that branch of industry which
adds more to the wealth of our city than all the
lawyers combined.
| 1t seems to US that if Mr. Glover can compel
the removal of those shops from the neghbor-
hood of lis residence, that any of our humber
! citizens can by the same law cause their expul.
| sion from our entire city; thus putting into
| market paradise of vacant lots on which to
erect magnificent and costly residences. Our
advice to Mr.. Glover is to quietly attend to the
more important matter of securing the return OF
| Mr.. Cook to Congress. Withdraw these suits,
and thus secure the influence not only of the
two hundred voters employed In those shops,
but all the mechanics and laboring men of our
city Y
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Circuit Court.

The suit on trial in our Circuit Court as we
went to press last week was that of Henery d.
Garaty VS.. The aurora Insurance Comp0nu The
jury found in favor of plaintiff for S267675. A
motion TOR new trial was overruled and iudg-
ment rendered One point in the case, decided
by the Court, was Of some Importance There
was a clause in the policy against keeping pow
der on the premises. The Court held that the
clause must be construed to mean that the
powder was on the premises at the time of the
fire. fH n T
The next suit was that of the same PARTIES
against the Farmers & Merchants Insurance
Co. of Peoria. Judgment for plaintiffs for
So, 1886.
Weygandt VS.. Wtczlei5er-Suit for rent. jury
disagreed. taa i
Jas WirIck, admr, &c, VS.. |Nirick-Action ON
an award. Court found for plaintiff 81 600 debt
and $341 .67 damages r.. ...re,-
Philip Sulltcan VS.. L. T. MarsI,-Action for
ice and freight on ice. Jury found for plaintiff
$7225
Geo. Carpenter VS.. Cornelius H. Beanaer-Tres.
pass, for p!owing up wheat. Jury found defend.
ant guilty and assessed damages at $3.50
The case now on trial is to test the validity of
the last viii and testament of James Galloway.
deceased.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-07-04
outdoor Photographs.

Orders for pictures of buildings and family
groups taken at residences in city or country,
should be left at Bowman's Gallery soon, as the
view season commenced about the 1st Of Nay and
will continue only a few weeks. Itshould be re.
membered that Bowman has the finest and 6es
Viec Couch and apparatus in the State, and with
such advantages and his experience in the bust
ness, his work will continue to be unequalled
Mr.. B. will offer liberal inducements to Club or
ders when several are received from the same
neighborhood. For particulars enquire at Bow.
mans Gallery soon. IL. y
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-07-04
The Day We Celebrate.

Our paper will be circulated at SO late an hour
to-day that it will scarcely pay to give full pro-
gramme of the proposed advertisements for Otta-
wa.
The big crowd will probably be attracted by
the celebration proper, under the general auspices
of the G. A. r. The procession will be organiz-
ed near the corner of Madison and Columbus
streets about 10 o'clock, and thence, after march
ing through various streets, proceed to the grove,
where an Grafton will be delivered by Rev. J. A.
Gray, OF Chicago, flag presentation will take
place, together with numerous other exercises.
The Horse Show, particularly in the afternoon,
will doubtless attract an immense crowd, as the
doings there promise to be highly interesting.
To those wishing to fee TO the country, to be
among rustling leaves and babbling brooks, a
ride to the grand basket picnic at Debolts springs
will present strong inducements.
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POLICE.

The only case before Police Magistrate Leav-
ems during the week was quarrel between the
scions OF the house of Murphy. John Murphy
complained of his brother Peter for whipping
him, and fined 50 therefor. Thereupon
Peter averred that he would take the said So out
of Johns hide Then John went before the
magistrate again and desired Peter to be put
under bonds to keep the peace. Peter hereupon
enters counter complaint against John for using
insulting and abusive language, provoking him
to breach Of the peace, whereupon John also
was fined 50. This pacifed both parties and the
brothers left in harmony. a aIt.f So
Before Z. NJ Graham the only case was that
of very heavy drunk. Lars Knutson was
found by the marshal near the depot decidedly,
awfully, beastly drunk-so drunk that he had to
be hauled to the calaboose on dray After a
| nights repose on straw, he was restored sufii.
ciently to consciousness to own up to the charge
and TO pay promptly fine of s. for the trouble
be had made
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Council Proceedings.
REGULAR MEETING.

Tuesday, June 23, 1868.
Preseat-Mayor Brewer, Aldermen Rowland,
Bell, Thomas, Murray, Carroll, Leonard, Colwell
Walker, Miller, Burke, CalkIns and Moore.
Minutes Of the last meeting were read and
approved.
Petition Of X. B. Macpherson and others, asking
an appropriation of $25 to assist in getting up q
celebration on the 4th sf July, was presented and
on motion Of CalkIns, petition was received and
prayer Of petitioners granted
Colwell, from street aud alley committee, report.
ed in favor ct the construction of stone culyert
on the north side Of Jackson street across Poplar
street. and 9 stone cuvert on the east side of pom
lar street across Lafayette street
On motion of Miller, report was received and
culverts ordered to be constructed as recommend.
cd by committee.
The committee on streets and alleys submitted
the following report:
To the Mayer and AJdermen ofMe Cliy Of Oitara
IN council assembled:
The undersigned, the Committee on Streets and
Alleys. respectfully report that they have examined
the matter respecting the construction. recon.
structlon and repairing of sidewalks, referred 70
said committee ut previous meeting of the City
Council. and have viewed the premises, where said
sidewalks are proposed to be constructed or re-.
paired, aud recommend the passage of the follow.
ing orders. II. p. BRvSKrn, Committee
WV. THOMAS on Streets 81
JouN CoLwKLi. and Alleys.
OTTAWA, June 90. 1865.
is hereby ordered by tac City C,Dc of he ciy .f OYcd
That the sidewalk be rcblt in front of the following les
eribed lots situated IN the States Addition 10 ottawa IN the
county OF la Sale and State of Illinois, to.w;
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GeIlcrOus!

Is there no escape from the imposition OF the
telegraph monopoly? Up to within year it
was at least practicable, for a moderate shake
purse of ten or twenty dollars, to have copied, at
the Ottawa Office, the Associate Press dispatches
of day two on occasion of general election,
national convention, &c. Supposing the present
management of the Cation lines in this state
would be equally reasonable application was made
yesterday at the Office here for copies of the des-
patches during the sitting Of the New York con-
vention. The persons applying were informed
they could have them at regular rates for private
dispatches from Chicago-65 cents for first ten
words, and cts for each additional word. As
there might be twenty dispatches day, reach.
ing five hundred words, the lbsralIty of the offer
is apparent -se -a
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-07-04
.a,I,e Horse Fair,

The second annual "Horss show and Ladies'
and Gentlemen's Equestrian Fair of the North
west" opened under quite Aattering auspices on
the grounds of the LaSslle County Agricultural
Society at Ottawa on Thursday of the present
week. Quite largo number OF horses are on
the ground, among them much Of the best blood
of northern Illinois, southern Wisconsin, Sc
The attendance of visitors or Thursday was also
fully up to expectations.
r-st FIRST DAY.
The morning was taken up in the exhibition Of
Thorough.breds, and best horses for general
purposes. The entries were fair as to numbers,
and very superior - to quality. Unfortunately,
the gentleman whom we had engaged to report
for US was called out of town, and We have OBJ
tanned no memorandum either Of the animals en-.
tered or the premiums awarded.
The afternoon was given to races. The first
race was spirited trot fer which there were
four entries. to wit: "Dut,h Billy" owned by
Mr. Degen of Ottawa; Greenwood owned by
Mr. Nicely of Chicago; Peoria horse, and one
other, name not ascertained Mile heats, best in
three. The race was won ty the Peoria horse in
three heats. clutch Billy" coming in second
best. a..- 'e CtE -. |. 81
The mule raceAadvertised to take place next,
was postponed, there not being enough entries to
make it what is expected OF it.
The shower about four o'clock somewhat dis
concerted the arrangements for the afternoon,
but left the track in splendid condition for
Friday. ls r-
There were couple Of scrub races after the
shower-not down in the bll-aud which excited
| no special interest. ....
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-07-04

RUNAWAY ACcIDENT-As Miss Maria Mar
shall, of the town of Waltham, and Miss Bonn.
gardner OF this city were driving on Monday in
buggy in the vicinity of the Railroad depot, a
street, the wagon striking the buggy, and mix
ing mules, horse, wagon and buggy up in con-
fused mass. Miss Bomgardner jumped from the
buggy before the wagon struck it, but was
caught in wheel, SO that she thinks the wagon
passed over her, but without doing her serious
injury. Miss Marshall was thrown out with
great force, and was so badly bruised about the
head and back that she is still helpless, though,
we ara pleased to learn, not so badly injured as
to endanger her life or disable her permanently.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-07-04

Sn.cio, oo,,,;ttoo ,o ,bo,, ,ro, rnrrro1 ,otiti,
Of Il ~ uh J ,h,, i ~ nI,; -
con1n,anoad m % of n; 80 ~ oon,a'
nor,ias fr ,n:'I a,'e my ~ W c,'n .s. ~ nta
that cnn,Uttoo f"onIi aon,ana wn tiot' pnaa;ai
COMMITTEE h. annointeJ ~ ,ct ,,;th the I,;tv Snr
vavor and rs,ort IN corrciI al nav, ,naotinr .ho
names or norsnns Y,bo Tara trssnossarS ana nr
estimate * ths omorn,s far which nocb onn had
| rendared himss,f Iiohla ~
~ ,no,;,n 81 IT. rooor. v.o, oooor,1
vol la a.pp;,. app;,noe' N"'"'''' D'"'AN' "''' 0''-
a., r,o,;on ~ N;llor tbo or,or o,,boriyi,,r oo,,
nitten an stroats and oIInvs 70 innrnro ~ road
wav across rav,ne on Madison stroct was recar
sidared and Citv Srrvnvor dircctad to rn,ort ~
cornciI a ,Jo, and snooitcat,nns and ostinS,t oF
cost ,f ,,rtpnn.ad i,,nlrnra,rart an saiJ Strsnt
IN ,op,idn of CnIrsI, ,,L,nt cross;nr ,ras ordor
Cd an so,tb silo of ToG,,so, strnn, 1cross Cbosi
NM stroet - ~ - '''
| On motinn oF M,IIcr
Ordered That street Sunerv,sor he direc,e1 to
robnild cnvart ,crn.s tt,"r. yenue onenst siJS,
| Of Fillmore street
On motion Of Moore a Stone crossing was order
| ed across Courtnev strne, from Iliinoi. River
Rri6ga toI horsa 10 tln sidewoII on south sidn nr
| Conrinev street
On motion of Carroll CITY Attorney was reouess-
ed 10 report TO council AT next meeting as to ths
liability of the Cbicoon snd Rock Island Poilrnod
| Companv 10 Keen in repair the foIlowinp, named
culverts: One from LaSall. street to Columns
street. one ON east side of Columbus street. and
one across Columbus street
On motion of Moore finance committee were re-
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-07-04

FINE New BUSINESS BUILDING.-We are
Reddick's block, the naked appearance Of which
has hitherto so much disfgured our public square
is to be built up immediately Hon. A. W. Cav.
arly has commenced removing the rubbish and
digging the'cellar for the erection upon the site
of handsome brick building somewhat in the
style of the beautiful brick building of NJ
Kneussl, on Main street.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-07-04

SCOTT, HoUIz Il Co.-All understand, of
course, that within the last month or so there
has been great decline in dry goods But to
realize fully the extent of the decline, people
must call at the new store, on La Sale street
few doors north of Koch'& Bedeker's, drug store,
of Scott, Houtz Il Co. Merrimac prints at a
shilling; heavy brown shirtings at shilling
yard wide bleached muslin at shilling; fancy
Balknap fannels at &c; ladies cotton hose from
10 to 1Sc., &C., &C. That is about The way their
figures run; and remember, they sell none but
first class goods
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-07-04

lNQuEsr.-An inquest was held on Thursday
on the body OF woman found in the Illinois
river near the mouth of the Kickapoo, few
miles above Marseilles. From the facts elected
it appeared that the name of the woman was
Mrs Ellen Barnhard. She had been working
out as it is called, in Marselles, but being sub
ject to fits of alteration of mind, was unable to
keep her place, and finally was unable to get
employment at all. In this strait, she probably
drowned herself. The verdict of the coroner $
jury was; Game to her death by drowning
while laboring under fit of insanity"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-07-04

PUBLIC MEETING AT TEMPERANCE HALL
The Sons of Temperance have resolved to open
their Hall for public Temperance Lecture on
the second Monday evening of every month
so long as the public interest may seem to
demand it.
The first meeting will be aeld on Monday
evening, the 18th of July, to commence prompt
ly at o'clock. The Rev E. y. Lewis will be
the principal speaker, to be followed by others,
as tame may allow Good music will be provided.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-07-04

The PARK HoUsE.-This house. located on
La Sale street, and the largest Hotel in Otta-
wa except the new hotel, has been thoroughly
repaired from attic to cellar-furnished with new
furniture, and is now open to the public Guests
of the house will find clean, airy rooms well
supplied tables, and servants prompt and respect
full in the discharge of their duties.
The charges will be reasonable, and every eff
fort made to perfect the comfort of the guests
Try the Park House.
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RILl.S ORDERED PAID.
JOurned 70 TuesuaV, July Z, IS6S.
K. n. WATERMAN, City Clerk.


From the Lyons Iowa, Weekly Mirror, Nov. 3 1886
SURE POP.--Prof. Isaacsen, the inventor and
manufacturer of this famous rat poison, was in
town few days since and gave asmall audience
in our sanctum very interesting lecture ON
rats He has devoted the greater part of his life
to the study of the character, habits and in.
stincts of the rats, and seems to have had won.
derful power over them, having formerly mado
rat catching his profession. Ono Of his feats was
going Oh board vessels infested with rats and
making them jump overheard by hundreds. he
is now engaged in introducing his "Sure Pop in
the West 1t is claimed for it that it is eagerly.
eaten by them, and it 50 affects them as to caase
them to leave the premises to lie.
Messrs Burnhams " Van Shaaob, Wholesale
Druggists, 1G Lake street, Chicago, General
Agents for the Northwest. 4. Isaaosen, 46 Full
ton street Now York city, Proprietor. For sale
by Dimmick a. Bro, Ottawa. I'm,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-07-04

Our advice to our patrons is, Fail not to see
our friend Geo. II. Schneider, just home from
the East, with the largest stock Of goods ever
brought to this city, and marked at lower figures
than ever. Our friend S. can give a better cigar
for less money than any other house outside Of
Chicago, and his tobbaccos snuff, pipes, &C.,
challenge the entire trade. We speak that which
we do know and testify that which We have seen.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-07-04

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH-Rev. S. II. Steven
son will preach in the hall southwest corner of
La Sale and Main streets, second stair from the
corner, on Main street, over Stiefers Clothing
Store. All are cordially invited to attend.
Morning, 10i, o'clock; afternoon, o'clock.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-07-04

For CHEAP GROCERIES. go to S. D. Heads,
Mahoney's old stand west of the Exchange Bank.
Mr.. Head has just received an enormous new
stock, and this is the way he is selling.
Good Y. II. Teas for $l.25
Best Japan Tea 4" 1.25
Best Coffee Sugar 16
and so on down the list, always from 10 to 20
per cent. below all competitors. Try s. D..
Head. .'t 'H
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Agents.

ALEX. VAuGaEY, Esq Il our authorized Seneca
III % receive pay for old subscriptions 10 the Free
Trader and contract for job printing &c All orders
through him receive prompt attention.
j. MONTGOMERY tsQ j our authorized Agent at Leland
in this ooun: TO receipt ior subscriptions the Free Ira.
der, advertising. &c
VI c. DoSAGHo, Esq Is authorized agent receipt
FOR subscriptions to the FEE TRaDgR for advertisements
&c. At the town OF -treator In this county.
J. W. BROWNE, ESQ., Is authorized agent az Earyile.
IN this county to receipt iog subscriptions aud advertise,
ment in the Free Trader.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-07-04

HEAT.-Tuesday last, we are told by DR.. Har-
ris, who has kept an accurate register of the
weather for years past for the Smithsonian Insti.
tute, was the hottest day we have had in Ottawa
in three years, the thermometer indicating at 2
p. NJ. 80 in the shade. The weather all week has
been quite oppressive.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-07-04

BUSINESS DULL" did you say? Such, we
know, is the general complaint; but It don't
apply to HALBERr & MEGAFVIN, the boot and
shoe men. Everybody seemed to want some
thing new in their line for the 4th, and they
knew just where to get it. Consequently, Hal.
bert 4 Megafin had rush all week
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-07-04

TALK OF DRY GOODS John Stout not only
challenges comparison of prices with the whole
city, but knows that in style and quality his
goods are entirely peerless; and he makes the Ia
dies OF Ottawa the Judges. Let them give judy
ment against him freely if he exaggerates in the
least. ,.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-07-04

FIVE HUNDRED AND SEVEN MECHANICAL
MOVEMENTS, the largest and most comprehens-
i've table ever published. By Henry T. Brown,
editor of the American Artizan. For sale by
Osnan d Hapeman, west of court house square.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-07-04

MORGAN & FossEEN invite special attention to
new lot of heavy shirtings and sheetings they
have just received. They are very superior, and
offered at prices that were considered low in the
good old days Of gold and silver.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-07-04

SrRAwBERREs.---The season is about over
but Mr.. Nctf has raised Seeding from the Ay-
ricultural, whic, he has named "Nef's Ottawa"
which is now just in season. 1t Is full as fine
and prolific as tle Agricultural, and Las the nd.
vantage Of ripcnhg when all others are out Of
the market. Lr
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-07-04

Child e. BRo.--One would think tho boot and
shoe trade must be dull IN Boston from the guam
titles the house of Child Il Bro in that city are
shipping to, the firm in Ottawa. But at the
prices the Childs are selling goods here they are
going off fast enough The fact is, they are held
responsible for furnishing foot clothing for about
half the people in La Sale County.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-07-04

Is hereby Ordered By e Cy co,c Of te city Of Ocaoa:
That a sidewalk be built in front OF the following described
lots situated in Ottawa City in the city Ottawa county Of
La Sale and state of Illinois, to-wit
0tdUd City. Lns Fst.
On West Pearl street, in front Of lot - Sub 10 81
do do do Il sub. 10 81
do do do 6
IS hereby ordered by e city Cc Of he CJt Of Oado1
That the sidewalks be rebuilt in front OF the following
cribed lots situated in the subdivision Of the SW fc Of
Sec IL, r. 49, H. g. in the county of La Sale and State
Illinois @r
snLslirision ofhe SWtrael ~ LIT. Block. Fsa.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-07-04

We are debtcr to Mr.. Elias Hathaway, Of the
West Ottawa Nursery and Vegetable gardens,
for sundry iavrs Of late in the way Of fine veg.
etables Mr., +. has those things in great abun.
dance and perfection, and promptly fills orders
in all parts Of tie city. ~
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-07-04

ACCIDENTAL young man named George
Hensler, working in the factory OF Colwell,
Clark & Stebbins, had his left hand caught on
Monday by buz saw, and so fearfully lascera.
ted that he will probably lose all the fingers of
that hand
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-07-04

OTTAWA LoDGg No. 81: Meets every Thurs1 evening.
Lessng Lodge No S26 German LodGe) meets every We'd
block. II = = '
Daughters OF Rehecca Meet the third Tuesday eve
ming OF each month.
DRAW, Esc,xpaRsT No. S3 Meets on the second and
ourth Tuesday evening.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-07-04

New BAKING PowDERs.-After fair rial of
Dr. Prices Cream Baking Powder, it will be
recommended better than I'll others BY simply
mixing it with flour and wettipg with water it
makes nice light biscuit, bread, cakes or pastry,
free from any taste or SMELL 1t will save labor
aud money TO those who use 1t. Gall for Dr..
Prices Baking Powders. Sold by Burke u
Hceuiu.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-07-04

LAST CALL.-As the most desirable season fol
making Outdoor Photographs is closing, orders
should DO left ut Bowmans Gallery Immediately
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-07-04

For THE FOURTH OF JULY.-Candies, Oran:-
ges, Lemons, Nuts, Fire Crackers, Torpedoes and
Flags, ut wholesale. Go to II. Walther's for
them.