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ACTS.
PASSED MAY SESSION, 1859.
CHAPTER LXv.

CHAPTER Lxv' An Act concerning Lands x Proceelngs In INiuy Be tt enacted by the Senae and House O fST'e'e'''
 in General Assembly conUenedi e ,onds be
 SEC 1 Whenever the boundaries oI iahos oo tween two or more adjoining properties nave oce lost or by time, accident or other cause sha n become obscure or uncertain, ana Ile e@Joe J proprietors cannot agree to establish the se, IH. or more of said adjoining proprietors may Dfihs HIS netiton in equity the superior court for the cou fv in which such lands, or a portion oi .hc.h arc situated and such superior court, as co"tS VI Si. ty may upon such petition order such ios' anu un, certain bounds to be erected ana nmtt's of nnt for that purpose, may appoint colnln.'oe oi .o more than three able, judicious ana dsihtc'esteu , freeholders of this state, who shall issue que anu reasonable notice to all them and said commit9e shall take the oath hereinafter provdeI, anu shii ns soon as may be, enquire into the facts, and pro ceed to erect and establish such lost and uncertain bounds, and, when necessary, may employ sI, veyor to assist therein and said committee snaii as soon may be, report the facts ana thclr uoeS to the superior court, pursuant 10 their appon'- ment: and if said court shall find that slid parties have been duly notified and heald or had an oppor tunty to be heard, they may approve and by decree confirm the doings of said committee and certlhed copies of said report and decree shall be recorded a the records of the town or towns in which sslu lands are situated and the bounds so erected and established shall be the legal bounds between said adjoining proprietors.
 SEC. 2. The committee appointed under this act shall, before entering the duties of their appoint nent take the following oath '' You swear that you will faithfully enquire into the facts that may be presented to you, and impartlaly ascertain ard establish the bounds submitted to you, and report the same to the court, pursuant to your appoint ment So help you Cod
 SEC. g. The twenty second section of an act con corning lands, being chapter seven, title twenty nine, compilation 1854, end all other acts and parts of acts inconsistent herewith, are hereby repealed.
 SEC. 4. This act shall not affect any suit now pending, but such suit may be proceeded with Tn
 Approved, June 24th, l859
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-09-01

TESTIMONIALS.
 1T regard Mir Eddy one of the most capable and successful practitioners with whom have had official intercourse. CHA'S MASON"
 Commissioner of Patents "I have no hesitation in assuring Invensors that they cannot employ person more competent and trust uorthy, and more capable of putting their applca- tions in a form to secure for them early and fla vorable consideration ut the Patent Office.
 EDMUND BURKE"
 late Commissioner of Patents
 ''BosToN, February 8, 1858. "Mr. R. H. Eddy has made for me THIRTEEN ap- plicatons on all but of which patents have been granted, and that one is now pending. Such unmis- takabe proof of great talent and ability his part leads me to recommend aN inventors to apply to him to procure their patents, and they may be sure of having the most fathfal attention bestowed their cascs and at very reasonable charges.
 JOHN TAGGART." From Sept. 17th, 1857 to June 17th, 1858, the subscriber, in of his large practice, made tacice rejected applications, SIXTEEN APPEALS, EVERY ONE of which was decided in his favor, by the Commissioner of Patents.
 R. H. EDDY. Jan. l, 1859. 38
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-09-01
cHApTEB Ixxr.

An Act to confirm the doings of Assessors and of 1as Boards of Relief in certain cases.
 Be esaced bg the Senate and House ef Rpresentasoes
 in Gensrol Assembly conpesed:
 H SEC l. That in all cases where the assessors or board of relief in any towns have been elected at meeting not legally warned for that purpose and in all cases in which the in any town have omitted to post notices or publish the same in ac- cordance with the provisions of the third section of an act entitled :: An Act for the Assessment and
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-09-01
CHAPTER LXX An Act to confirm the doino. of ro,,n .,d c,ho,

An Act to confirm the doings of Town and School
 District Meetings in certain cases. Be enacted by the Senate and House of Representative in General Assembly conuened: SEC. l. That whenever any town or societv au thorized to lay taxes shall have laid any tax prev ous to the first day of January 1858, without any special notice that tax would be laid in the warn ing of said meeting at which said tax was laid and sucn tax shall in part have been collected the said tax so laid shall be held to be and ia herehv decar ed to be good and valid tax to all intents and pur- poses, notwithstanding such omission to give said notice in the warning of said meeting.
 ding. o-'' f- Approved June 24th. 1S5q
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-09-01

pEEBE'S SPRING STYLE of HATS, RO just received at
 T. II. RICHARDS CENTS FURNISHING STORE, West street.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-06-25

Republican state Convention.
This body met on Wednesday, and was
largely attended. Hos. Timothy Davis, OF
Dubuque, Prssidsnt. The following are the
candidates nominated: Samuel j. Kirk
wood, OF Iowa City, for Governor N.
]. Rasch, Of Davenport, for Lieut.. Governor !;
L. d. Stockton, Of Burlington, Gov. Lowe,
and Caleb Baldwin, Of Council Bluffs, for
Supreme Judges. Before taking any vote
for Governor, letter Was read from Gov
ernor Lowe, declining the nomination, and
Mr.. Kirkwood was nominated by acclama-
ton.
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G. Accounts from Galveston, Texas, to
the I'd inst, state that the excitement on the
northern frontier, about the anticipated CON.
Hiot between the armed settlers and tho U. s.
troops and the Reserve Indians il Intense
Judge Bradford had declined holding cour,
ct Bslknap and Jonesborough, in conss.
quenoe Of the state Of affairs. The women
and children Of the settlers wore fast leaving
the country, whilst tho settlers were congre.
eating, ..:.s !: hard, nth -: determine!
purpose OF driving the Reserve Indians GU,
Of the State. The whole frontier, it i,
thought, will soon be in arms and united fol
this purpose.
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An I

The latest dates from Washington say that
Seaman il kept away from that city by the
persuasion Of others, to prevent him from
confronting the indictment against him a.
overseer Of the Government printing, - hs
threatened the exposure Of all parties con-
serned. This would implieate his highnsss
81. B." and other dignitaries. Perhaps an
investigating committee would DO we'll en-
gagged in compelling MIR. Seaman to make
answers. Public justice and deoency re-
quire that the pool Of Democratic oorrup-
ton should be sounded to the bottom, il it
has any.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-06-25

%Ths Washington correspondent Of the
Boston Journal says:
"The chances for the election Of Mr.. Cor
win 40 Speaker Of the next House are A No.
/. just now J. w. Forney has decidedly the
inside track for the Clerkship, and l am
inclined 10 think that II MIR. Corwin 10 chosen
to WELD the gavel, Mr.. Forney will have the
pen. Among other gentlemen spoken Of n
candidates for the Clerkship are the Hon. w.
L. Underwood, Of KY, and Gen. Schouler,
of Mass. both Of them worthy and we'll
qualified Some amusement has been crea-
ted by circulars recommending % candidate
for CLERK Of the House, DR.. Chaffee, OF
Springfield Gen. Cullom has also an eye
to an election to his old post, but no move
ment will be made BY his friends until after
his trial, which will soon come of here. Mr..
Rives has made arrangements to have il
fully reported, and some curious revela-
tions may be expected il General Oullom
does not avail himself Of the statute Of
limitations
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-06-25
A Cure for scrofula.

EDS. Con.-I am constantly receiving let
tiers requesting me to send the cure for scrof-
ula published BY you about : year since. !
have never known it to fail to cure the scrof-
ula, even in its worst stage, and have re-
ports Of its curing old sores. believe that
II can in no case do injury. This is tho di.
rection: Put two copper cents in : cup, and
pour on them ono ounce Of aqusfortis and
two ounces Of pure strong vinegar. There
will be strong sparkling. Leave the cents
A 5ab 81 . RI. r. Sore Before s.' u, Pin d
the sore With . rae wet with warm water
II will and should give pain. II too severe,
add to it little pure rain water. Where
used, shall be pleased to be informed OF
the result. N. LoH0woRTH.
Cincinnati, june 20, $50.
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The Real state OF the Case at the
Cold Mlnes-.Plenty OF Gold bu,
Nolhin TO Eat.

The Real state OF the Case at the
Gold Mines--PIenty OF Gold but
Nothing TO Eat.
The St. Joseph (Mo.) Daily West, of Sat-
urday morning, the 18th, says that on the
day before party of miners, from Ohio, re-
turning, reached that place. The West says:
s.This party confirm tho reports in regard to
the rich diggings lately discovered
ly Gregory's. They say, however, that the
good diggings are fully occupied that there
is no chance to get into these mines, and
parties going there now must rely upon ma
king new discoveries. They left because
they had no provisions or money, and could
not get employment that would pay them to
stay. Provisions were enormously high
indeed it was almost impossible to get them
on any terms when they left. The mines are
in the mountains and very inaccessible, and
these gentlemen became satisfied that they
would not be sble to do anything in the way
OF prospecting without more means. They
thought they could do better at home, though
they saw men who we're making from IL to Is
dollars per day, and heard OF others that
were doing even better than that
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n O Use.

The Richmond Enquirer, the leading DEM
ooratic organ Of the South, quotes the chief
plank OF the last Ohio Democratic platform
(that relating to slavery in the Territories
and adds:
"Just such o resolution will be proposed
at Charleston, and will be voted down by the
conservative Democracy Of all sections. No
chance for COMPROMISED"
We have no doubt of it.
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DUrIrEss NOTICE.

Subscriptions for the DAILr GATE CRY, and
WxsKLY vALLnY wns, must be accompanied by
the cash in all cases.
Daily subscribers can pay the carrier IL they pre-
fer, once il two weeks: The carrier is advised to
require payment in advance, In all cases.
No JOB Work delivered until paid for.
All advertisements must be paid for In advance
except in the case Of customers with whom we have
mutual accounts. With such, settlements will be
made quarterly.
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N. P. Willis says Of the poem annexed :
"It is addressed to IN idolised child, by ito
pet name, and, though beautiful throughout,
it has some two or three passages Of very
rare originality. The writer Of it, (as
learn from letter Of lady who encloses il
TO me,) was . factory girl, who, by the labor
Of her own hands, secured the money for her
education, and she is now twenty -four years
Of age, and supporting herself by various
uses of her pen. She (Josie III 10 yet
to be famous, am very sure." The verses
run thna.
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We have no doubt of it.

CO Republican Nesos, is the title of new
Republican paper hailing from Mt. Pleasant.
Messrs. BERGMAN & Darnell, editors and pub
fishers. We observe that Mr.. D. s. Elliott,
late editor Of the Home Journal, is the local
editor OF the Neus. We extend the frater-
nal hand to our new fellow laborers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-06-25

The Washington correspondent Of the N.
Y. Courier 4 Enquirer says:
cit 10 stated on probable authority, that
Mr.. Mclean has negotiated . treaty with
Juarez, ceding to the United States, Sonora,
Chihuahua and part of TamAulipas, tho
United States agreeing to assist the liberal
party and to pay the claims Of American
citizens within a limited amount, to be as
certained by Mexican Commissioners. The
treaty is expected to arrive within the pres
ent month. Troops have been removed
from Fort Brown, Brownsville, and vigor-
Gus protest has been received from the
American merchants, stating the liability OF
Government property to destruction, and the
danger Of robbery Of the Custom House al
r.. Isabel, where 100000 worth Of mer.
chandise ia stored.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-06-25

The cock.and-bull story about the
great fraud in postage stamps was an entire
invention. Government cannot ascertain
that any frauds worth mentioning have ever
been perpetrated in that manner.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-06-25

E Judge jackson, impeached by the
House of Representatives Of Missouri, and
lately tried by the Senate, has been acquitted.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-06-25
Another Filfibuster expeditions
walker and Nicaragua Again.

INV IUKA, JunB 70.
The Tribune understands from good au-
thority that Gen. Walker, the Grey Eyed
Man OF Destiny, has organised new pratt.
cal fllibustsring expedition to invade Nioa-
ragua, and that the emigrsnts will sail from
this port on Tuesday or Wednesday of this
week. Active recruiting has been going on
for some time, and very respectable force
Is to number, has been engaged.
Walker 10 still sAnguine Of final success.
and laughs at the pretended opposition Of
the q. S. Government.
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Pray, mother, pray !!

Feet like those may lose the way,
Wandering blindly from the right.
Pray snd sometimes win your prayers
Be to him like golden stairs
Built through darkness into light.
Oh the dimpled feet of Bum
In their silken stockings dressed!
Oh, the dainty hands Of Bum
Hid like rose-leaves in your breast.
These will grasp at jewels rare,
But to find them empty air;
Those shall falter many day,
Bruised and bleeding by the way,
Ere they rea:h the land Of rest
Pray, mother, pray!
JOSIE H
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-06-25

CTT The Russian Grand Duke Constantine
is reported to have become elevated, ia fact
drunk, at banquet on board his ship Of war
at Messins, the other day. He became talk
alive, and declared that "Austria must be
swept from the face OF the EARTH" A prop
osltion j. said TO be pending to place the
urand Duke upon the throne OF Hungary.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-06-25
The Crops.

Our townsman Mr.. S. B. Ayres has just re-
turned from an extensive tour through the
counties Of CLARK, Mo-, and Davis, Appanoos
Decatur, Wayne, Clark, Lucas, Monroe, War.
rem, Marion, Madison, Dallas, Polk, Jasper,
Mahaska, Jefferson, Wapello and Van Buren,,
Iowa, visiting every village of the least i'm
portance, and be reports the crops in every
direction as presenting ~ ine an appearance
Is could be desired. The wheat looks we'll,
and thsre has yet been but little complaint Of
the Ay. Ifthere isnone to export, there prom
ises to be sufficient to feed our population
without importing any. The oat crop looks
finely, and is quite extensive, though not
nearly so large as it would have been il
there had not been lack Of seed. Corn and
osaeI crops never covered nearly as wide .
breadth before, and promise most abundant
~. Cattle were so swept of BY starvation that
there will be few to sell this fall The hogs
are as numerous, seemingly, As last year. Blu,
as they are poor, they will probably come in
late, and be light, Is they were last season.
The average product Of agriculture in the
above counties seems likely to be greatly
above what it ever was before.
me FTsstdent and IL obert J.. walker.
-, ~ WASHINGTON, June 20.
Robert !. Walker and the President arc
perfectly reconciled, through the mediation
OF mutual friends. The cause il veil unaar.
stood here, and will be developed soon.
Some cause adequate to the occasion =,
doubt, for "Greasy Bob'' never refused !,
take bride, nor Buchanan to give one, wher,
hs could buy tool. Look out for ne,
scheme Of plumber and corruption.
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- "AssAsWAs - 1SAhA0hOs
Horace Greedy, writing from the PLANE,
makes the following estimate OF the number
OF buffalo:
What strikes the stranger with most amaze
ment, is their immense numbers. know q
million Is great many, but am confident
We saw that number yesterday. Certainly
oil we saw could not have stood on ten square
miles Of ground. Often, the country for
miles on either hand seemed quite black With
them. The soil 10 rich and we'll matted with
;heiI ffasoT;so gTsss. Yet ii 10 .ii ieAo.pt .
very little on the creek bottoms, near to tim
ber,) eaten down like an over. taxed sheep.
pastuae in dry August. Consider that we
have traversed more than one hundred miles
in width since We first struck them, and tina,
for most Of this distance the Buffalo have
been constantly in sight, amp that they con-
tinue for some twenty five miles further on
this being the breadth Of their presen,
range, which has length Of perhaps thous-
and miles, and you have some approach to
an idea Of their countless millions. / doubt
whether the domesticated horned cattle oil
the United States equal the numbers, while
they must fall considerably short in weigh,
of these wild ones.
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w eep, mother, weep


Fer tho little one asleep
With his head against your breast!
Never in the coming years,
Though he seek for 1t with tears,
Will he ind so sweet . rest.
On, the brow Of baby Bum
Oh, the scarlet mouth Of Bum
One must wear its crown of thorns,
Drink its cup OF gall must one.
Though the trembling lips . hall shrink,
Whits with anguish as they drink.
And the temple sweat with pain
Drops Of blood like purple ratn;
Weep, mother, weep
Winsome little baby Bum
Not tho sea -shell's pslest tinge,
Not the dAisy's rose-white fringe,
Not the softest, faintest glow
OF the sunset on the snow,
10 more beautiful and sweet
Than the wee pink hands and feet
OF tho little baby BUM
Winsome baby Bum
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BABY BUM.

Winsome baby Bum!
Brighter than than the stars that rise
In the dusky evening skies,
Brownsr than the robins wing,
Clearer than woodlands spring,
Are the eyes Of baby BUM
Winsome baby Bum
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Winsome baby Bupni

WinSOmc DApy Dunn
Milk-white lilies half unrolled,
Set in calyees Of gold,
Cannot match his forehead fair,
With its rings Of yellow hair
Scarlet berry cleft in twain
BY wedge Of pearly grain,
Il the mouth Of baby Bum!
Winsome baby Bum!
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~ COLLIBRS = ROBERTSON.
lBl1I TONGUES co Il 81: Z noprnrsor.
June3b-d % Main street.
/ TAsTLE MILLS Xxx QUINCY -FOUR foY
81; ooII n.'s ..l s.ns ss.E Ts';;s
FRENCH PRUNEs,
l. Fresh Psashss,
Fresh 6tSawbsrries,
Engiish Ourrants,
psslsd Poaahss,
al. ), oo1n,p 2s,:A r; sss:sr A6gl''
js26d
SAM'L G. BRIDGES,
Matchmaker, Jeweler and Slversmkh,
FINE AMERICAN, ENGLISH AND sWl2S WATCHER,
;;;:;: :; 1 ' ;;::: 9:
silver PLATED wARE,
NO. / Estes House, corner Main and 5th sts.
NEW GOODS!
am constantly receiving new goods, by
Express, Of the
TEST STYL LES,
And persons will always find my stock
SECOND TO NONE IN THE MARKET.
TO ORDER.
Goods Of every description made to order.
II AIRIN g.
Prompt and careful attention given to the repair
| ing Of WATCHES. CLOCKS, JEwELRy,
i H., and warranted to give
II sAr1sYAcrIox.
/ GOLD PENS.
An assortment Of Dawson, Warren / Hyde's and
A.G. Bagly's celebrated PENS, and Holders,
i ALL WARRANTED.
- All Goods warranted - represented, -
- or the money refunded. -
TOVE OYsTEMs,
~ FRESH PEACHES.
LOBSTERs,
| PINE APPLES. So,
jsnd KEiLoee BIRsE'a
Il N
Sn BOXES for sale by
FLOUR.
1nn SACKS received to day and for sale low By
1UU js21d KELLOGG BIRdE.
/ EPSON SALTS.
n BBLs. ENGLISH and paw. for sale low By
LII A. J. WILKINSON,
| Sign Of the Golden Eagle and Mortar,
i CLARET WINE.
i A CHOICE article received this day, for family
w. " KELLOGG BrRss,
5sn.l1a 50 A...-..:
i ECEIvED THIS DAY. anA fer sale:
5 Bills. No. Macksrel,
81" No.2 do
i Kits No. 2 do
4 5 Mol do
b3bbb. No.1 do
~ BIS. Hsrring-snoks
Juns23d KELLOGG 4 BIR0R
yMOKED SALMON AND ALEWIVKS just 70
jos KELLOGG ! BIRsE,
No. So Main-st.
& KEGS FRENCH PkUNEs for sale 3
- KELLOGG BIRGK,
Il je2sd IS Naia-st.
MESS PORK.
LII js33d KELLOGG BIRGR.
L
IANDLRS-2S bxs., Star and Mould, Tor sale by
~ nyS KELLOGG BfR0R-
/ Eavn - TRADE for CITY ProPsFly.
a i WISH TO trade farm In Van Buren, Comfy Tor
j city property In Keokuk. Any desiring to
make trade to suit me can obtain information ~
to the location Of VI farm and my whereabouts 1t
the Gate City Office. WIN. McNEH.
Junslo-dn
Cabinet Glae.
Enn LBS Bone Nos ! and Z, and "Extra," in
OUU store and 10 arrive.
For sal BY A. J. WILKINSON,
Sign Of the Golden Eagle and Mortar,
spr3O.d 90 Main-st.
Arnola,s Wrlling ElulA.
YyHE GENUINE ARTICLE for sale by
j OGDEN, BROWNELL CO.,
mayed CIrr Book SroaE.
DRIED BEEF,
. CUGAR-CURED, received from Cincinnati this
~ morning, for SALE BY
junel7 KELLOGG BIRGE.
CINE EsE.
Is hxs received this k Siz .os ao1 ' siha.
jane17d SO Main-st.
!, NJ THE LADIE '"n
MRS. M. TALON
ID EspECTeULLy solicit. n. attention Of the
N Ladies' to her NEW STOCK Of
, SPRING 4 6UM1ER GOODS.
The latsst styles and fashions ard various quail
lilies, 70 aait I'll taetes. have besa selected.
DOnnets. Rtbhons,
/
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New Spring Goods.
IN MISS n. KING, informs tho Ladies'
Of Ksokuk, that she has returned with =
~ large stock Of MILLINERY GOODS, which
she will sell 1t very low prices. Her store 10 the
south side Of Main street, between And and Sd.
Apr Is d.
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DRIED BEEF,
@ UGAR-CURED, received from Cincinnati TIL
junel7 KELLOGG BIRGE.
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ArnoId's writing EDul1.
rTyHE GENUINE ARTICLE for sale by
OGDEN, BROWNELL& CO.,
may3d CIrY Book eroRR.
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Smi le. mother. smilel

Smile, mother, smile!
Thinking softly II the while
OF . tender, blissful day,
When the dark eyes, so like those
OF the cherub on you knees,
Stole your girlish heart away.
Oh the eyes Of baby Bum
Rarest mischief they will do,
When once old enough to steal
What their fathers stole from you
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CAEEOEs
ak BXS. received this day, and for sale BY
~ KELLOGG \ BIRdE,
june17d SO Main-st.
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a. rH1 : DE
MRS. M. TALON
EepEcTeULLy scliciss the attention 81 the
IN Ladies' to her NEW STOCK Of
SPRING 4 SUMNER GOODS.
The latsst stylss and fashions ard various quail
tiles, 70 snit I'll tastes, have besu selected.
WOnueeo. Rtbb0ns,
FRENCH AND AMERICAN FLOWERS,
Spring and Summer Shawls and Mantillas,
FANCY HAIR PIHs, HOOP sKIRrS, AND
THOMP6ON'S STEEL SPRING TONIOS;
Lace Mits, Embroideries, Collars, Hair Braid,
and every thing usually comprised in this depart
ment will b found In her store, 1t Wholesale and
retail faprl4d] NO 81 MAIN-sT.