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Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1859-06-02
COUGH MEOIClNES
Widen Il AlarquardseD,
Furniture W are-Rooms.

IN PGrk Street, tets doors JPcSt Of tie COuatg
Bank,
have and keep constantly hand, large and varied
stock OF Furniture of manufactures 10 which we
invite the attention of The public. We keep also on hand
a La We lot of
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1859-06-02
FLEMING BROTHERS,

LEM NJ DKO 1ERS,
PITrsBURcH, PA.
to dispose of their Drug business,
in which they have been success
fully engaged for the last Twenty
Years, and they will now give their
undivided time and attention to
their manufacture. And being de-
termined that Dir. M'Lane's Cele-
DRAFTED Vernifuge and Liver Pills
shall continue to occupy the high
position they now hold among the
great remedies of the day, they
will continue to spare neither time
nor expense in procuring the Best
and Purest material, and COM
pound them in the most thorough
manner. Address all orders to
FLEMING BROS. Pittsburgh, Pa,
P.s. Dealers and Physicians ordering from others
than Fleming Bros will do well to write their orders
distinctly aud tlFe lat Dr. 3rLones preparcd b.
Ffemtng Bros iittsh19h Pa To those wishing TO give
them tal we viii forward per mail post paid TO any
part OF the United States, box OF Pills for twelve
thfeecent postage stamps vial of Yermuee for
fourteen threeeent stamps All orders from Canada must
be accompanied by twenty cents extra.
+. ROBINSON, Agent for Kenosha.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1859-06-02

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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-07-23

shrine Of the goddess, and rewarded his
devotion by present of the amount of two
years congressional fees viz: $4,000.
Our fire apparatus has been placed
in cxcellentcondition by Mr.. Richard Thomas,
formerly of Baltimore, who is Il thorough
fireman, and Is now ready for service, minus
one little matter, the organization of COM
panies to render the service efficient. There
is some hope that this will be attended to
ultimately. May they always be in readiness
but never required.
Last night /" Lower Guinea with
guests from adjacent provinces, held an ice
cream Reunion for Individual benefit. Fun
prcdominatcd. and the asscmbagc (no)
quietly dispersed at an early hour this
morning.
--To-day pic mic by the faircr hued
sovereign people transpired in the woods near
chapel school house, two miles from the
village and many mirthiul maids met mcrrily
to bind the bleeding breasts Of burdened
beauX. Ye GothsM
oh Monday the Norfolk, boat
g Express" Transferred Il full freight to her
consort " Whldon," Of apples and tomatoes
for the Philadelphia market. The Express
WAS piled fore and aft deck, hold and saloon
and deeply loaded. Such SO mess " of truck
never came to our city in one body before.
- Messrs Taylor & Cuttings and Tome
intend rebuilding on their prcmisises lately
desolated by the fire.
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DENTISTRY.
IIt. COWAN,
DENTIST

DEePECTFTl.IY informs the citizens cf&G
IN Cecil county that after an absence of3IlD
~ years he has again located in ELK TON, where
he hopes TO receive liberal patronage.
lie is thoroughly conversant with the various
methods Of inserting ARTIFICIAL. TEETH, and
uses in their construction Gold aud Silver only
III etals which after 20 years cxpcr fence. he has
found more durabl than any others. lie inserted
sets of teeth for number of persons in this county
sixteen years ago, many of whom continue to weal
them with the greatest SAT- Sfacton
lie EXTRACTS TEETH WITHOUT PAIN, by the
usc.oi EhIoso.urm. His experience in the Of
this and other ANASriETc agents warrants him
in saying no unpleasant consequences can result
from their judicious administration His met bod
oreytrnctng teeth dillc is from the usual practice
his Instruments being SO constructed rs to dispense
with the necessity 9f scoring the gums, an opera
ton often more painful than extracting the teeth
Although nr. G. will use none but the be st
materials his charges will be very moderate, per-
haps more so chan has ever been charged for sub.
.atal Dentistry in this OF any Other county, and
those who require the icryccs of Dentist would
do well to consult lr. c. ut his
ROOMS AT THE FoUHTAI HOTEL,
before they go elsewhere June Is, Ioo9-f
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Port Deposit Items.
lREroETED FOR THE CECII. WIG
poKT DEPOSIT, July. 90. 80.

UNI bbioslI, July, ", o..
---On last sunday morning boy
about six years of age, son Of Thos. Ringgod
(cofd) was drown I'd at the Steamer Gipsey's
Wharf 1t is supposed that he was playing in
a small boat and accidently fell ovcrboam.-
His body was recovered in the evening.
The steamers ssPort" and "Gipscy"
have heretofore run alternate trips but on
Monday last the agreement closed, or was
broken, and the Port meets every train
The Gipsey will probably do the same, giving
the travelling community the benefit of the
Ferry take care of itself. The steamer Gipsey
failed to make her trips to-day, owing the
loss of her engineer, Mr.. George Bristow, who
has obtained u situation on the Z. W. & B.
r. r. Co.'S steamer Mary land.
"A subscription is on the tapis for
the purpose of procuring a scow to run
regularly and exclusively between here and
Lapidum. 1t is said Mr.. Rceder OF Baltimore
offers to fit up scow Of 10 tons capacity,
now the property of Captain White, for this
business, for 81 400. The Captain offers the
scow as she is, for 5000 she is six years old
There is a difference of opinion as to taking
the old scow or building new one. This
question will be decided by the stockholders
when the subscription is completed
1t is reported that the Delaware
lottery has smiled on one of her African
devo:ecs, who has long done homage at the
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-07-23
JUST PUBLISHED.
ITALY. and the WAR of 1870.

fINlNG History of the Cause, Of the War.
Owith Biographical sketches and finely cngrs-
we'd Portraits of its Heroes together with the cial
accounts OF the Battles OF Montcbclo. Palestro,
Magenta; etc. etc. and Maps Of Italy, Austria,
and all the adjacent Countries by
MADAME JULIE DE- MARGrEEIrrrs,
with an introduction by DR.. r. Shelton Mackenzie,
handsomely bound in one volume Emo. CLOTH
PRICE 81 %. and published by q q. EVANS,
l39 Chestnut street. Phlulclrh
ITALY ANn THE Wan OF lS59."-This hand
some volume, written by Madame Julie dc Mar
sncrittes, and suitably illustrated with Maps anF
Portraits has just been published by q. q Evan. ,
ttho Original Gift Eook publishcr) of phil,d l.
phia, at the low price Of 81 %. and is ms well
timed us it is we'll executed. The design is to
show Italy in her PAST and Present. 50 that the
reader may understand on what grounds she bases
her expectancy Of glorious Future, with this
view the author who has Travelled largely through
Europe. and has eldcl for a considerable period
in Milan. with visits to the other great cities Of
Italy. describes places with which she is acquainted
and peisonngrs whom she intimately knew. Tho
statistics Of the various States now engaged in
hnstiltics are given. with biographical sketches
Of The Sovrrcisns generally, and Statesmen. whom
The wdr has thrown into prolnincncy. \ great
deal of personal nncclotc is introduced. whicI,
very much adds to the spirit and accep'ability of
the work The of the war are fully and
fairy developed, and therois appcn led an ruthcn-
tic account OF the war itselfup to the present time,
melnting the oil :ial reports of the various battles
aud The chivnrous exploits of General Garrblldi,
the - nnt Guerrilla leader
We notice that in introduction to the work,
Or r. shelton Mackenzie, Literary and Foreign
idit"r"t' The Press (Philadelphia) very warmly
cnIoSizes its designs and execution
a copy of the Book and handsome present,
VII be sent by mall postpaid upon the re:cipt
ot - % for the book. and u cents for postage
a new Classified Catalogue of Books and Gifts
with Inducements to Agents, will b. sent free o Ia
dpplicalion Address g. e. EVANS
ijo Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, pu.
.IlllN LIZ
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-07-23
Che 1f(Nrkct5.
ElktGn Market.

REPORTED by HENRY $. ST!TrS.1
ELKToH, July %, 1859.
Red Wheat 81 % To 5000, White do
5000 to 5000, Corn, 81, 0a,s 30, Lime
lol cents per bushd.
WILMINGTON, July 22nd.-Whcat 81 80
Corn 81 cts; Oats IS Flour 100 - co.
Clover Seed, $3.50: Timothy do, - %.
THE PHILADELPHIA MARKEr, July 22ud.
White Wheat, Sl.4j Red do. 81 81 !;
Corn, IS cts; Oats, II cts. Flour, s 25
to ~I15.
BALTIMORE. July 22nl -~Gool to prime
rcd wheat : .25 to S! 80, prime white wheat
81 50 to 81 60. Corn both white AMI yell
low 50 to 81 cents. Rye IS cents. Oats IS
to 80 cents. according to quality. Flour
Howard street, Extra S5.75.
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET July 10 -
Becftattle--Thc offerings this week amounted
to about 500 head, sales at 5. 90 u ! llUU
per 100 lbs, as to quality. The market
was brisk. Cows and Calves Sales Of
fresh Cows, at SS225 $50; dry do. at 2Ua $50
each. Sheep OiltringS 5000; and sales at
4OOal jOper loolbs. legs Offerings about
| $50 head, sales at 81 so il IS IS per 100 lbs.
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AT the close Of this year, the first of his
connection with the Elkton Academy, the
undersigned wishes TO express his sincere
thanks to the inhabitants. Of this town, and
vicinity, for the exceeding kind and hospitable
treatment, which they have shown to himself
and his associatcs-to parents and guardians
for their patronage and co-operation-and to
his pupils for their obedience and gentccl
behaviour in school.
Notwithstanding the many marks ofappro-
baton and satisfaction, which the undersigned
has received and the apparent prosperity OF
The school, he still viii endeaycr to augment
hiSzealan influence and hopes for continued
increase OF It's prosperous condition.
L. L. Nj. FAEllTI, a. NJ Principal.
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LoCoFuco CANDIDATE FOR COMPTROLLER

LOCOFuCo CANDIDATE FOR COMPTROLLER
The locofoco State Convention held at Fred
erck on Wednesday, Illuminated A. Lingan
Jarrett. Esq, of Hartford county for Comp
trolcr Of the State Treasury. Mr.. jarrett
heretofore has been much spoken of as can
didate for Congress in this District, and his
party have continually mentioned him as their
strongest candidate for that office; in fact he
has been stated by them to be the only man
they had any chance of electing. We sup
pose now that he is out of the way as Con-
sressional candidate they will leave our nomi-
nee clear course. Certainly they might as
well.
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Piece, Parcel on Tract Of E.aS,G
NOTICE..
Warner N. paXson !
and Susanna paXson
his wife.

Warner NJ. PaxSon
and Susanna paXson
his wife.
VS..
Allen Pierson and
wife, James Arm In the Circuit Court
strong and Sarah Ann for Cecil county. In
Armstrong his wife: }Chancery, July 22nd !,
Julia Ann Person. 1859.
James PicrSon and
Sarah Ann Pi,rson,
his wife; W lam
Lathers a nd Orpha
Lathers, his wife, and
others.
The object of this suit is to procure a
Decree for the sale ofcertain Real Estate in
Cecil county, Maryland
The Bill states that the Compliments and
Defendants named in said Bin are seized as
Joint. owners, in fee of three Lots or parcels
of land at the Brick Meeting House, Cecil
county aforesaid, with the Buildings and
improvements on said Lots. That one undi
vidcd ninth part Of said Real Estate belongs
to the ComplalnantS: one ninth to Allen
Picrson, and Phehe picrson, his wife: one
ninth to Sarah Ann Armstrong, and James
Armstrong, her husband; one ninth to
Julia Ann pielson one ninth to Cloud
Person, and his wife Rebccca Pcrson one
ninth to James Picrsor, and his wife Sarah
Ann Pi,rson: one ninth TO Orpha Lathprs,
and hei husband William Lathcrs one ninth
to Mary j. Buckley, and her husband Edwin
j. Buckley: and one ninth to Isabella W.
Kimhlc and her husband, James kimble.
The Bill further states that it will be TO
the interest and advantage of all the aforesaid
joint owners of said Real Estate, to have the
same sold. and the proceeds thereof divided
between the parties in the proportions above
stated That the Complainants have APP
Pli,d to the other aforesaid joint owners to
unite with them in making sale Of said Real
Estate, but that their application has been
jeccd They Therefore pray for Decree 20
sell the aforesaid Real Estate, and to divide
pro- c DIS in the proportions aforesaid.
The Bib further states that James Arm
s'rong, and Sarah Ann Armstrong, his wife,
James Person and Sarah Ann Plcrson, his wife
Julia Ann Piurson, William l.athers and
orpl'a Lathers his wife, all reside in the State
of Delaware, or elsewhere. beyond the jurls-
dlcllon of this Honorable Cou,t.
Il Is thercnpon adudycd and ordered. that
tho Complainants by causing copy Of
this Older 10 be inserted in some newspaper
published at E)kton. Cecil county, Maryland,
once week !tr one month before the twenty
ninth of August next, give notice to the
absent defendants of the object and the SUBJ
stance Of this Bill, and warn them to appear
in this Court, i'll person or by s lcitor on or
before the first day Of December next, to
answer tie premises, and Il ov'aase, If any
they have. why a Dtctee ought rot to pass as
paved WM. Ii. RICKETTS,,
Trlc copy: test, Cltlk.
WM. II. RICKETTS,,
July %, 1850 =. In. Clerk.
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BALTIMORE y SUSQUE1sANNA
STEAM COMPANY.
Hif-tnnI flnil,I Linz Nuu.l.r.,s ErcnnicL

FOR HAERE DE GRACE.
es:s57=:=S=5Isa7-s ;1WATEN CANAL rhe
rs:i5sssa .sze e-zaER STEAMER PORTSMOUTH.
Captain VIM. w Travcrs leaves lower end Of
West Falls Avenue, every TUESDAY, THURSDAY
and SATURDAY. evening. at O'Clock. Returning
leaves Port Deposit every MoNnAy. WEDNESDAY,
and lEinAY at } O'Clock, and llayre de Grace at
> o clock p. VI.
The steamboat JrN1ATA, Captain J. W. Tow.
LlNSoN. Leaves same place every Monday. We'd
neSdAy and Friday evening at u . clock. Return
ing leaves Port Deposit every Tuesday Thursday
and SAtnrday evening at 3 clock p. NJ.
EtP'!IiSsha received daily at Baltimore until
f clock. anG7at poa Deposit until . o'clock ;
carried at low rates and alrtplly attended to-
he Agent at lLavrc i9 race will attend to
Forwarding any Merchandise consigned to him for
any point on The PENNSYLVANIA CANALS or
will attend 10 re-shipping Freight coming down
the Canal intended for Baltimore Philadelphia,
or elsewhere
GT7All Canal Boats lowed only at the risk Of
their respective owners.
PASSAGE 80 CENTS BERTIIS INCLUDED
Dupt'eotc receipts for Freight required in all
cases.
JOS. JAS. TAYLOR, Agent at Baltimore.
X. AlEN. TAYLOR. Ag't at llavre do Grace.
TOME Agent at Port Deposit
The Steamboat LANCASTER Capt Tomlinson
being in complete order. can be chartered at any
time
N. B.--GRAIN purchased at the highest mar
ket price at the Warehouse of j, Tome q Co,
Pert Deposit; who also keep for sale Guano
Plaster Fish, salt, Croasdalc & Mitchclls, Allen
\ Needles and De Burg's phosphatcs, and New
York Bone Dust. Mar &c, 1859 If.
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Ube Cecil DI)i9.
ELK TON, JULY 23. 1859.
American Primary Meetings.

The American voters of this county and
all Other persons opposed to the present
National Administration are requested to
meet at the usual places of holding elections
i'll the scveral Districts. on Saturday July Goth
at 3 O'clock, z. NJ, for the purpose of select
ing fire delegates from eSch District to a
County Convention to be held in Elkton on
Tuesday August Ind.
The object of the Convention is to elect
delegates to the State Convention to nominate
candidate Tor Comptroller of the Treasury,
to Il Convention otthe Eastern Shore counties
to nominate 4 candidate for Commissioner of
Public W orks, and TO the Congressional Con
vention, and, also, to appoint County central
committee. By Order ofthe
CENTRAL COMMITTEE
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-07-23
CONSTAD,E'S SALE.

pI virtue Of II writ of Ficri Fdcias. issued
I'D by John Riddell, ESD. one Of the Jus,
tees Of the Peace Of the State Of Maryland
in and for Cecil comfy, ut the suit of Charles
b. French, against the goods and chattlcs,
lands and tencGlCutSr Of john Dawson.
Thomas Tyson and Andrcw Ramsey, to me
directed, | have seized and taken in cXccu-
ton all the right, title, ella M interest and
estate, al htw and in equity, OF the said John
Dawson, in and to all that
piece, asarCei Or Tract Of E.aE,G,
situate, lying and being in Cecil county near
tie Brick NJ Getting House, adioinug lands of
Philip NJ. Steele, and others; ana hereby
give notice that on
Saturday, The 18Th day Of august, 1850,
at O'Clock p. NJ, on the premises. | will
offer for sale said property, 50 seized and
taken in execution. by Public Auction, to
the highest bidder, for Cash, to satisfy said
writ and costs. JOS. Il. MAIlONl.
july %, lS)9-ts. Constable.
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RAILROAD CAsE.-In the case of Cecil

RAILROAD CAsE.-In the case of Cecil
r. Company, for obstucting the public road
at Pcrryville by cutting through it for the
branch railroad, without properly grading it,
the Jury, at the Spring term, gave verdict
against the Company. Mr.. Scott, counsel
the ground, We believe that the evidence did
not justify the verdict. The case was
argued on Monday by Scott for the Railroad
and Wn j. Jones for the County, and the
motion was overrnlcd. The Judgment of the
Court suspended, but Judge Price minated
that if the Company does not put the county
road i'll complete order by the October term he
will then impose heavy fine.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-07-23

THE New METHODIST CuURcH.-The
building of 4 new Methodist Church, in this
town. the present season is a fixed fact. On
referring the matter to the. congregation last
Sunday, they subscribed 5000. a number
OF the members being absent at the time
We have heard of a number of 500 subscrip-
tons since, several from gentlemen not mem
hers of the Church. A plan furnished by Mr..
Powell, Baltimore architect has, we under
stand, been agreed upon, which will cost
about Sc ,0C0. A church on this plan will be
Il handsome one with fine stccple.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-07-23

HEAVY WHEAT.-The wheat crop of
this county turns out to be of first rate quality
as well as very. abundant. Mr.. Joshua
Jackson, Of Flint Hill, has threshed part Of
his crop, which he sold at r icketts' mill Tor
81 80; it weighed G5lbs and 12oz. to the
struck level, in the usual manner. This is
the heaviest We have heard of, although much
that has been sold weighs about Gibbs.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-07-23

A PRODIGY. Alice Cora the daughter of
Vim. Maddox, Esq. Of this county, is We
we believe, the largest Baby in the world
Alice is sixteen months old. she is thirty five
inches high and weighs eighty-six pounds.
and Notwithstanding her immense bulk she is
an active sprightly child J." Take her for all
in all she is a wonderful Prodigy and an
object of curiosity. We understand that her
parents who are in needy circumstances VI i'll
take her to the Northern cities for exhibi,
ton. We have no doubt that she will excite
attention. --Somerset Union.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-07-23

PITTsBURG, July 2O.-Ihe Post. the lead,
ing democratic organ of Western Pcnnsylva.
mia hoss the Buchanan flag and advocates
his reelection. 1t takes the ground that he
is the only candidate that can be nominated
10y the Charleston convention to reconcile the
differences which exist in the democratic ranks
" Yes, bring him odt lie just suits the
hordes Of dvfaul!crs and squandcrers who are
wasting the public money. No doubt one
him out-he will suit the times exactly.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-07-23
Eufal affairs.
Business Notice.

We are trying to close up the business of
The Cecil Wing Office, and shall expect all
persons indebted to pay what they owe us or
give their notes Tor the amount; the precanous
state of our health makes this step necessary.
Our friends will please call on us for the
purpose Of settling, when in town, or be will
ing to do so when called ou.-ti.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-07-23
Correspondence Of The Cecil Wing
NOETn EAST, July 20, 80


DEAR RlcNErTs. AS promised to notice
anything, Of importance occurring in our
vicinity, | would merely say that the -Four III,
Or Independence Day passed by in our quiet
town without any very noticeable event.
Early in the morning our excellent Brass
Band, led by Major Haley gave us Yankee
Doodle to perfection, when about to leave
fol Newark, Del. There are few such Bands
Of Music i'll the country particularly few
composed Of such men. In the afternoon
we had a visit by depntaion of Port
Deposits j'tSt sous, who after passing the
bowl meruly around and around again ana
AGAIN, cvaporaed without much damage to
either themselves or their acquaintance.
Mccullough Co., have just started their
Steam Forge which is m object of curiosity,
and many are visiting it daily to see it in
operation. Ttey are among Cecl's most
enterprising citizens and have done much for
this ncighbolhood and are still doing May
they have many years prosperity.
We have been SURPRISED frequently during
the Spring and Summer to see the quan,y
of lime landed ut our Landing, mostly from
Wrightsville, Pa. which is carried away
speedily by the farmers and is telling and
will completely supersede those Fancy Ferti-
lizers " hich have helped to embalrass many
Of the Farmers in Cecil. s. u.
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Very Latest from the Seat of War

ENTIIj SIASTIC RECEPTION OF kosSl tn IN lTtIN,
BY the arrival Of the stcImtr Wcsrr We are in
formed that on tte'22d Of June. ult Louis kossuth
had rcarhrl Gcuna. and on the FLOWING 4 ~ pro-
cerdcd tt Turin. froE. thCnce to oarml. where he
was greeted by The most enthusiastic reception CT
given to any modern hero. The horses were taken
from the carriagc, which was dragged through the
streets by the joyous popnlicc and bis WY liter
ally sircwn with the choicest Eowcra. Ii is pro-
posed 10 raise Hungarian Legion in Italy. to do
battle against the Austraus Ii thi4 ADVERTISE
o'cnt should fall into the hanis of tllr commits
Src he Will undoubtedly irnrn.d iatrly dispatch It
messenger to the United States to nuy up all the
READY MADE tLOTHiNG which LEVI y. LlFF-
MANN has on hand Mt the Cheap Clothing En-
rotiain. opposite the Fountain Hotel. llkton, Md
1t therefore behoovcs those who may be in want
of good Clothes at Cheap Prices, to cal Mt once
for the next steamer may fril Z an ord.r for the
clothes NOW GA hnpd. Any patriotic citizen wish
ing to show his devotion 10 the great hungarian
iN'ie. cannot do it in more appropriate manner.
than by purchasing for him an 81, g,t suit of
clothes, at II moderate price and forwarding the
same per .EEINL lNrHEsS To the scat of war
The clothes can be bought Cheap for Cash. at
LEVI y. LEFFMANN'S
NEW YORK CLOTHING STORE, ELAroN, No.
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TO THE LADIES.
Mrs. LEE'ENIANN
4 I AS opened New and Fashionable AS
L L. sortmunt Of
Elegant Spring BOnnets

Di tie latest styles. She has also fine m-
variety Of Head Dress, Caps, Flats Nm
French Flowers, Ribbons, and IiatsEN
and Caps for Children to which she invites
the attention Of the ladies'.
She receives new supplies every week
from the city, and is thus able to keep up
with the very latest fashions and improve
nlcnts.
N. B. She has arrangements for sending
bonnets to the city to have them bleached.
Her business is in the Second Story OF the
New ork Clothing Store, opposite the Foun-
tain Inn. [Apr ., 1859 If.