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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-04-05
M { r G n ANT AL o RS
"a SPRINCEiI 4 Trout,

"A GTANE removed their Clothing Establishment
M Il TO tho HaHmadge Bioek, first door Edst Of
Waite Latta's Hdrdgare Store, where they OPEN
ng II large nnd extensive assortment of SPRING AND
SUMMER GOODS, and ure manu- featuring eFrry
variety of SpriE0i aad SHmmer Wear, which they will
sell low as the same quality Of goods and word can
be purchased ut any other establishment In the city,
Theft clothing Is under their super,
vision, and Is consequently superior to that which Is
bIought from other places They have also on hand,
bedpfaI uaretyo Of Cloths, CdSsimeres, YcstiHgs Se
which they are prepared ia, mapupctue to order. They
have In thclf employ the best Of wofkmen and at
all times prepared TO mako the best ts In the latest
styles iHfheir BOrk piH DO oarraRtsa.. @
The public respectfully solicited to call and ex
anime the stock, und while thankful for the liberal
patronag they have enjoyed they their old
toners aud all others that they will labor to give gen
erul satisfaction both In the quality and price OF heiI
goods and work. SPRINGER IL TROUT.
LoncnsteT "A Drills, 1854 .r tf
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M MoW i RrOr rNdM S.

SEARLE,S BOOK STORE, .'VN
Opposite Sheher's Hotel, lancaster, Ohio.
HONEY MOON and other ,copialiiies from Punch
Ill Autobiography of an Actress, by Mrs. Mowath
EYIi Journey 10 Centrh A friea, by Baypfd Taylor
Kansas and Nebiask by Hale
Sammy Memories ofIForeign Lands, By Mrs. stoNP
The Better Land, by Thompson
Napoleon 4 his Army, The Camp Firos Of Napoleon
fine lot Of Annuals for 1855, and ane lot of small
Gift Book of all kinds. - tllF ,.flt 2 ,n09S
Catholic Prayer Books, Rpseopal Prayer Books, and
School School Books ana Stationery a. wholcsAlc & Rs{a
Pocket Wallets Port Monies, and Pen Kpiyess fos
sale al The Book store Of '' JOHN SEARIES,
0cb ~, lsA4--a5 81 oEPesifs sA@fer' : Hatsi.
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NEW .tslN FfIRtI AND. NEW GOODS.

u az - j
MARTIN, GlESY 4 co.
Al the Old stand Of II eihmuEd & sTnftjG,
'TI AVEIustreeeiseda large aud eiDgautassortmsm
I IL oGNEW GOODS, comprising variety. pnsur-
passed aud which they wilsell at great bHrgaths,pq
Their stock consists Of n
Cloths, Cassimeres, Cassihets, Jeans, 10.
Vestings, oGalI the different Styles ~ 4AisuJ1s
And for theIadles French Merinoes ThAibe CIDths:
lpacas aud De LAines OfalfkhIdss fof .stf
Calicoes, Ginghams, FiaBnes, and eyery article in,
the way of Dress Goods 10 be found The ciheS 20
Shawls Of every variety of HUG, sixo, and naernls
Dress and Bonnet Trimmings, bcautifi tIneits
BopnetsT-Slk, Velvet apd Straw-T7whsb the Ladies'
ali declare 10 be the most beauni and Eshionabc.
l. In addition to their stock of Cloths, &C., they hare,
and will constantly Keep hand large And excellent
stock iof. READY MADE CLOTHING ,, got mp with
taste and superior work manship. - '~'FS
Boots and Shoes; Hats and CaPs,at prices wonderfully
low. QueenswaTr and Glassware;
Coffee, Sugar, Tea, Tobacco, Spices, Ge.,
l.. vnla q ~ always on hand, ia ID =, di,g ~
FThe new Arm tender their thanks for the en-
cOpragfng BanDeF In which they have bAen Foceyed,
as wo by the public generally by the old patrons Of
the stHBd, and beg 70 assure all that sonstsnt
attention to their wants and determination to keep
up with thbtlhes will seGuTea continuation and ON
largemcnt OF their business, they win not fail 20 attain
that end Conntt produce taken eNehangs fur goodS
Lancaster, 0hiO, January A, le55T-35
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To Carriage and Ruggy Makers.
SSPRTNGS and Axels, Briss and silver Bands, Stump
vass Enamld and Patent Leath all descriptions Head
Iinings, Moss and Maeabe Iron, etc. great variety
Of Other goods in that line to be had cheap o. the Great
Hdrdpare Store Of WHITE & LATTA.
Lancaster, April 90, 1854. HiI-E RI .s.L. 5rr1
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We earnestly invite all persons VINO are suffering with
ANY Of rthe lila hu hesh Is hur tp % callo Dr. 99hD
NUuils agent, and get copy OF Bulls faniiy Jofal
aRArls and for tly sake Of hnmaniy, WI rlpe that
suge Individual win ID fotind uhNnis "a give Bulls
Sarsalau rIAL alter reading, and recQlcc ius. the
same time, that It Impossible for tito Dotot ~ publish
the tenth par, Qf the number of certipcasso OF astounding
cures pe0fniel BY his ShrsaPTnla. rie aInonht OF
testimony voluntarily showcreo Dr. luls SArSapalilk
hon well kiiown and Distinguished hilvindls, both in
pubc aud private Its lels bern perfectly oyeryneniig
l' U bR JUliN GULliS Principal OIhte, West side kitn
~ Vsr, trst door, brlow Alin, LollsynLs hy, ,,t; r
For sale'by G.. KAUFMAN q co.
Lancaster, July 90, 1854. Il. l.. SLoCUM &c 90,
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3BY INDUSTRY WE TITK1vE.
RISING & LYONS,

IN, Of FANCY aud STA Pile DRY GOODS rs ihaseyer
been offered this market, consisting OF every article
I'm the Dry Goods line, together with Fns Stoet Of
Boots dgd Slices, C3rOesres, qlesnssoars and Glass
1oare d Of which they detemined 10 sell as low
any house In Fairfield county, entire cash sofos not
exceptql.s Isl iH 1lli u 1uQ ~, 7lr .Ht roc
They beg leave 10 tender their earnest thanks TO tho
citizens Of ancasters and vicinity for the very liberal
share OF patronage they have received since they hive
been In 6usineSsy and hopoor q eohtihuance OF the
same assuring the public that pains shall be spared
on teir part to give entire satiSacon ghe hsaat az
lancaster, March 81. ls54S 4S2H41Ni @f9st31Aestp
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HE0REAT HARDWARE STORE. :
N6?oo, main StHssss sa&
yIaN or THE PAD LOCK AND MILL saw.
WHfTE "a LATTA

~ WHITE & BATTA -nei.1et
WNcallng the attention Of public 10 hsIr ne %
yerGisen1ont, would embrace the ,opportnnu Of re-
turning heir hanks their old friends ard the puOie
generally for their ver tsera patronage N tnle fasl
and would most respectfully solice continuance oi
the same as they are determined to spare no enoH te
make pleasant and profitable 70 any and all per-
sons wishing to purchase Hardware OF any deserpon
OF them Feeling satisfied with their experience In the
business and means OF keeping up large stock thnt
they offer greater indueements 70 the publie than
aHTothsr In tAsefg uieiHy fhey are
we'll aware Of the necessity of small estabishments
making up in blowing and punng hist they lack IN ma
ny other particulars they wish therefore 70 agoid any
thing Of that kind and satisfied after receiving he
entire stock which Is now arriving
through their eEteRsiDe establishment VIII satisfy any
one that the Grsaf Harpsre Store is the place 70 nnd
whatthey want and at low prices Their stock VIII con
sist in part as follOws: II ais, @ e'!tJgGAJ
Pittsburg Juniata Nails, spikes q Brads
lHNARPENTERS and Builders will please take notice
Y thatthe new firm OF WHITE q LATTh will sell
none but the best Juniata Nails. All Nails sold by US
will be warranted We have now on hands d7Hi1
| $50 kegsNails, Spik kes and Brads, I'm. .......,
| $50 Boxes 5x10, 10xl2 and l0xl4 City Glass
2o0Kegs Wm- Wood & Cos Pure White Lead,
| 10 Barrels Linseed Oil, ~ q
3 Barrels ofPutty. ~ H1.-t ~ 4.
In addition the above have very large stock of
Building Hardware OF eyry description which will be
sold cheaperthaD ever /. l q WHITE ooLAIIASt
| Lancaster, April %, 1854. l..4, y. f,L-'..r a
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CITY OF LANCASTER.
rharsaay MeFning. APTiI s,IsSs


Dying, dying. ae. T15,i =
Winters dying ss'-' ''
In the levely lsp Of Spring ss,ss
Spirits grieving,
mn. Sad sreleaving -.
Winter haunts on yiewless wing.
Coming. coming,
tt~ Spring is coming,
;.- For March's breath loud and shrill,
y In thevalley. l-e
r.l Sport and daily
With the dancing daiodil,
Humming, hnmming.
* Bees are humming,
~ For Aow'r on hghtsome wing,
Trees are budding
Spring is flooding
: Earth with many a lovely thing.
Singing, Singing,
Birds are singing,
Oneach budding bush and tree;
Upward rushing,
We Downward gushing, 81 e''i
Dance the rivulets in glce. sst
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h n n Feuatlsahls fact that among the hundreds of
eminent physcilns who have examined the recipe by
which liiIs Ssfsa pilla Is prepared not hoS c0nl
Irul H. but all approved it, and Commend Il In the
highest terms Many physicians express themselves
rouuly In the belief at is decidedly the best prepa
NSi ~, OF has ever been placed ha the
public Although there are many physicians who feel
r.eta,,ce ofhavilig thr uaines Appemed ihdreooms
,u,I ion of any particular remedy, Notwithstanding
ey may approve Of It In the highest degree, there
fll.ts whu frankly Yield tl-ir support u, favor of
r,rIy which they know Is capable OF doing much
s6d M I'M afflicted uomunity Assam evidence, read the
twins front old aud respectable ply sicians, Of high
Standing in the eouithuhiy In which they live: ~ "a
giah'sa' Testimony liot q 10
NJ Testimony like the following renders M,psrIuoas
nil comments on thtseGheaey Of Bulls Sarsaparh. From
Dr. H. Ya,rd-ll Professor of Chensry III the Louisville
Medical tollrvo have looked the list OF ingredients
compoaik John butts COMPOUND kxtraot Of parillA
aud have no hesitaton IN saying that they form safe
conip6und aI One that PROMISES we'll inehrohi diseases
10 which Il rs applicable t.- IL. T. iANpEiIr NJ p
What Dr Pylrs ply scb,u by appointment to the Lou
sviiIe Marue Hospital, says OF Bulls SArseparth 4 sf
sue -ra tf .t q s 4 LOUIsyuL.g, March 20 1857
have xamined the prescription for the preparation
Ion believe tio go binatiou 60
bs M excellent one, aud we'll calculated to ptoduce
dt,rrtiys i'm preston on the system, lhavo eI il ot
IN public ami private prncce AMI thiuk IL the best
article vi Sarsaparilla now in use. s'E6r
-a1 l Resident Physician Louisville Marine Hospital
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-01-02

EDW ARD KEENAN, .f ...flf
GAIN community of Saint Paul and elsewhere
n inspection of his complete goods received
by recent arrivals Ali the articles offered for sale
and he has good to believe that he has hand
assortment Of
- DRY GOODS AND FANCY GOODS
which czc,ls both in quality and quantity any
city. expense labor ba
been to the articles the
of the community, and the ladies especially
dress and toilet goods be of the recherche
he enabled to offer the latest styles embroidered
damask curtains, with fuure carpetings Of kind,
generally every article required for the comfort adonen
For the GENTLEMEN well prepared with vast variety
of boots shoes has caps, cothnS under clothing. and in
fact all that necessary proper outfit
Der good workncn constantly employed, enabled
make up at short notice. clothing OF every Variety and suit
upper country at the WORLDS Fair.
lag, stock goods purchased York, special
favorable terms HEENAN able dispose
such low rates as to make it object for interested
to call and examine. '-.t# ..t
Among the multitude Of articles he has hand
House Furnishing Goods.
of all kinds, qualities and prces comprising tapestry three
ply ngran hemp mattng drugget and oil cloth carpets;
and damak curtains. damask French
ed, table and piano linens, wall window papers,
nns nd aa
len shaws, laces, embrodees, edgngs sertgs, chemi
vctcrnes department variety compete-
ness dehes competition
Mems Clothing the latest East styles, thoroughly made
and carefully selected from the stocks the makers.
Hats and Caps endless variety, and every kind price;
Boots and Shoes the most approved Eastern
urcr This branch of trade has received eenas
enton and in his assortment will be found all the latest
For goodness Of work and elegance appearance, his
boots shoes CATERS slippers plain fancy, and
cannot be surpassed by stock west of Chicago s1
Grass-Bleached Linen Shirtings,
direct from the celebrated eachery Gray Belfast,
Ireland Heenan possesses the facility of obtaining these fine
goods diret and them being pure
Ertre dh Sheefing and pou casiny-A superior arti-
Cotton Prints in endless variety, and of the latest and
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ST. PAUL. Dec. Dist. 1854.
j. V. VAN INGEN.

ST.. PAUL, Dec. 20, 1854.
c. L. EMERSON, Eso.-Sir:-I regret that the
state of my health will prevent my being present
at the'' celebration of the landing of the Pill
grims' this evening. Although not born in New
England, l am not wanting in reverence for
the memory of those great and good men who
first planted the tree of liberty in the New
World. 1t is perhaps enough to wish for you all,
that the members of your society, and these who
may meet with you around the festal board this
evening may so well remember the Pilgrims as
to copy their virtues.
J. G.. REIIIEID AFTER
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Chief Justice Red6eld, and concluded by the as
sertion that in questions of sound policy, justice
and religion, Vermont neuer surrenders. issela
10th. The Mothers and Daughters of Minnie
sota-May their influence be as powerful for good
as that of their sex in all other we'll regulated
communities. aa'ia az Z"
Capt. Wilkin was expected to respond, but was
not present ct the time it was read, and in con-
sequence the Mothers and Daughters of Minneso-
ia did not receive the praise their virtues, beauty,
and worth merited. The gallant Captain should
not have been absent at such time.
The following volunteer toasts, among others
were handed up. 10 sfs9a1wpc3
Uncle Sam-The good old patriarch. Gallant
Minnesota, has been her pet from childhood
He now woes her as his next and most beautiful
bride-may he have short courtship and hap
Ply marriage.
From w. H. Randall. The Pilgrim Mothers
They have given to the world the example of how
man may be trained to greatness, and their men,
DRY lives in grateful reverence in the heart of
every New Highlander.
From j. NJ. Winslow. A voice from the cliffs
Of Vermont-As it floats up the valley of the
Mississippi and echoes on the bluffs of Minnesota
says, g Sons in your new homes, forget not the
teachings Of your New England Stress
The following communications were read:
St. Paul, Dec. 22d, 1854.
Chairman Elk. Committee
SIR Your kind invitation to attend the cele-
bration of the landing of the Pilgrims, by the
New England Society, was handed to me yester-
day. lregret that my occupations will not per-
init me to be present at your honorable party
We have a service in our church precisely at that
hour.
May your new society promote concord and
union among the citizens of this place.
l am sir, with respect,
Z fi'''.'i'u Your Ob't sev't.
.aa ara JOSEPH CRETIN.
ST. PAUL, Dec. 2lst, 1854.
Chairman Elk. Com.
DEAR SIR:-Your polite invitation to the cele-
bration of tomorrow evening, was received to.
day. .,,.-'
Commemorations of the heroic deeds of public
benefactors, have my hearty sympathy. Toe
small place is assigned them among what are
now always deemed legitimate objects of inter-
est and attention. am not sure that they found
favor with the early settlers of New England.
While find myself, therefore, obliged to fore
60 the pleasure of meeting the New England
Society tonight, | take pleasure in sending YOU
with hearty thanks for your cordial invitation
the accompanying sentiment:
Holidays and COmne,norati0Ya-The give
rest to the over worked brain and sinews: anc
quicken and refresh the best affections of thu
heart. . a- ..r ..i--t; 14a
a--.4 l:..a-. ....... J. v. VAN INGEN.
ST.. Paul, Dec. 20, 1854.
C. L. EMERSON, Eso.-Sr:-I regret that tn,
state of my health will prevent my being present
at thes' celebration of the landing of the Pill
~ ~,
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EDWARD KEENAN,

Thirty Thousand Dollars Worth of the Best and
Latest Styles of Goods.
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SPENCER, WILSON & CO.,
THE WATSON HOUSE,

By DAVIS < wHITCHER, SHAKOPEE.
THIS Hotel has been
expense, ready receive the travelling
public propfetos experienced hands at the business
spare money In order to render the
sojourn Of agreeable. IN. as
Their table 10 supplied every luxury MARKET a6osds
commodiou, and their servants sttenve and
polite. ..-s ..s.. e.,-saeayg .Ea ~
PLEASURE PARTIES In quest Of game cannot do better
shakopee Our lakes abound with Ash, and
prairies covered with grouse. isa 6s.sa myl6su
BLANK BOOKS. -. &C., -
rTyHE in Mime
sofa, and for sale low at COMES Bookstore.
Dziiy Pioneer and Democrat copy. 500 (sep6. +
Music =. 1909 = MUSIC? =.
- HEw, AND SPLENDID AssoRTMEuT or $500
OHEEf MUSIC, Just opened and for sale BY
- &: lSrl9 % f1Is7ES 3. HOWIIZ 4 CO. ~ =
Opposite the Post once.
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.tsSx NEW : YORK BAZAAR

5edi tsSxalNEW YORK BAZAAR ldl igaT
r..-l New Goodss n9sd Art New9Gosds:!, ..ll lf
d Fall Goods comprising i7f go - - "..'.'a
Staple and Fancy Goods; CoIored and Black silks;
Hosiery, Embroidery and Jerev descriptions;
assortment be found this side Buffalo. Ladies
CALI examine for yourselves, will pleased US p
AT the old stand Of VIM. II. Tobes opposite Banking
House Of Borup & Oakes. ~, :, = 80 : sept5 IT,.
WANTED, E-, = =.
UNFINISHED Room Rooms with board a Gentle
~ man ,hts wife and child 1.-THE middle upper the
city preferred note dropped the post Once, box 392
VIII meet with immediate attention.
ST. Paul, Sept 10 .S54-tf. - ~. i1 4i'h'
.'ngD's SPENCER, WILSON 4 CO.,
MANUFACTURERS OF DOORS, BLINDS, SASH, &C.,
their Steam Mil, prepared to fill their
100000 feet of ry clear, weseasoned LUMBER Including
large quantity Of Flooring. Ao quantity
French Doors and Windows, which will be sold
cheapfor cash. my1S-dtf
SLIGO AND TYRONNE IRON STORE.
W. r. MARSHALL, y - i'm. MARSHALL.
MARSHALL 4 CO., !.
WHOLESALE Dealers in SLIGO AND TYRONNE IRON,
w Cast and Piow Steel, Nails Anvlls, Bellows, Vices, Hand
and Slcdgo Hammers Grow Bars, Elliptic SPRINGS Wagon
and Buggy Boxes Cable Chains, kc &C.. Junction
Third and Bench-sts., 81. Paul, Minnesota. * my161y
NOTICE.
-3stfa ]. A. ROBERTS, the late Arm Of rsfffA
WRIGHT, McLACHLINa& ROBERTS,. >Es
DEING dsunsed from said nm, the proprietor
has presented, such the Imitation Of ali
kinds Fancy Woods Pieces, MafIed,
decorated and painted in
ranted equal to the Paris or London style. -
Specimens work be BY calling at the residence
J. r. opposite the Rice House, No. g. St. Anthony street
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b. 80 WALL PAPER AND SHADES. "a 80
= 000 rolls latest styles, received by Gacna.
&3VOO having rooms to PAPER would do we'll TO cali
LIZ l.-.st.tl-t- :. =
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Mr.. Day, Of St. Anthonyy responded. After
what has just been said it may ssep improper for
meto say that am unexpectedly called upon to
respond to this toastin the place Of one who was
prepared. But sir must at least take pride, in
declaring myself native Of Vermont. Vermont
born of quarrel between New England and New
York. Sir, she never stirrenders. She is small
but her valies and hills are clothed in everlasting
green, and who does MT know that her we'll tried
sons, can from the tops of her terweing mountains
overlook all New England To one of her found
ers the offers of gold, title, rank, luxuries, was
made if he would betray her interests and stamp
upon his soul the crime of treason and ingrati-
tude. He was poor sir, he had no gold about
him, perhaps he did not own foot of the green
soil upon which be stood, but as poor as he was,
England could not from he. overcharged treasury
produce enough to buy him. In the evolution
airy struggle what body of men contributed more
to the success Of New England's battles than the
men of Vermont? Contrasting for right, did they
yield foot? never! The Green Mountain boys
equal to all emergencies, had craven upon their
honest hearts Vermont neuer surrenders.
Is the name Of Ethan Allen forgotten9 Do
you not remember his interview upon certain
occasion with British officer in charge of GER
tain fort !? To his order to surrender, the trem-
bling, weak officer, asked: SIN whose name sin
thunder tones, Allen replied. In the name of
Almighty God and the Continental Congress- It
was enough. No resistance was offered to the
representative Of such powers.
Mr.. D. spoke Of the spirit Of the people Of his
native State, the virtues Of its matrons, its noun
tains, vallies, streams, of the non-existence of
political influence in the Judiciary Of the State,
cited an incident connected with the history Of
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rather cherish that other and nobler philosophy,
that /" the right is always cxpcdient.''',
These principles they have impressed upon the
hearts Of their children, and the great reason why
the descendants Of New England ever cherish and
retain the cardinal virtues of their fathers is, that
those great virtues have been ndelibly impressed
upon tue hearts of their child Jen. Of They have
seized stronghold upon the conscience, and there
those impressions remain. The father teaches
these virtues to his children, as be has received
them from his ancestors, and thus they are per-
petuatcd.
No matter what boisterous seas they may cross:
matter what desolate island of the ocean they
may be cast no matter how utterly bereft they
may be of everything which may tend to remind
them of their father-land, still they retain the
fancy. Doctrines and notions Of expediency,
change with the changes and revolutions of time,
but truth is eterna the great truths which inspired
the bold and fearless Puritans are as important
now as they were two hundred years ago, and the
sons Of New England still cherish them with the
same fervor that animated their fathers.
But see, Mr.. President, that it is late, and 1
am admonished that must g be short"
9th. Maine, the North Star State-The last
of the New England sisters in, admission into
the Union, but " the last shall be first" - y
MIR. Nourse, of St. Anthony, responded. :
Mn. PREsrDESr:-It is customary. believe, on
an occasion like this, for the speaker to set forth
in moving terms the unfeigned dif6dence with
which he rises to address the Chair but it would
be SO very absurd for full-blooded Yankee up
on any occasion and IN any company, however un-
accustomed, to lay claim to anything Ike tinidity
or bashfulness, that, with your permission, will
omit that portion Of the usual programme. /,
hasten to express my Qualification and pride,
at being permitted, on such an occasion, and be-
fore 50 goodly acompany, to speak word in be-
half Of The Pine-Tres State. am not Of the