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Minnesota weekly times., 1855-05-29

CyT We arc glad to see that one or two of the
St. Louis papers do not sympathise with the late
lawlcss outrage in Kansas.
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-05-29

Know NOTHfNtisM:-Ne stated some time
since that it was probable that the Dubuque OBJ
server would become the organ cf the Know
Nothing party in that city: In it's issue of May
10Th, it publishes the principles Of the Amer
lean party its own, and calls attention to hcn:
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-05-29

CO In Richmond, Va, thero is a Baptist
church for colorcd people, which numbers some
- 900 commandments.
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-05-29

STILL THEY CoNE.-Immigra:ion to Minnesota
does not abatc, by any means. Some 900 or 40U
passengers arrived by the boats on Sunday eve
ming, and the Alhambra, which was below, is re-
ported to be crowdel
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-05-29

CO The New Yo.k Herald is now twenty years
old. Its daily circulation for the first week av-
cragcd about 1000, and its receipts for the first
week WAS SO. Its weekly receipts are now stated
to be about $4,000. A daily circulation of 200
was considered large for Il New York paper thir-
tv ycarS aro.
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-05-29

CyT The low water in the Mississippi has pre-
vented the boats from reaching us as regularly as
could be dssirsd. We learn that several boats
due, lay on bar below Lake per,n yesterday
vt present writing the sky is cloudy AMI shcrc
arc Indications of rain, and when it comes there
will be great rejoicing among the farmers, lum-
bcrmen and stclmpoat Captains.
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-05-29

tz5- The City Belle brousht mail. hut we
find no news of Importance, Nothing from Europe
or any where else,
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-05-29
LATER FROM KANSAS.

The Herald OF Freedom thus alludeS to the new
election which has BEN ordered in Kansas
1t is now represented that the AIissour.ans Will
not interfere in the next election, but that the peO
pie will he allowed to DO their own voting, having
come to the conclusion to treat the new election
Us a nullity, and admit those who were ballotcd
for informally and Illegally On the 30th of March
in seats 1t is said in addition that they have de-
cidcd to let the people Of Lawrence alone until
after the election and then, in case they elect ar
"aboiition'' ticket they will send committee te
wait upon as with a notice to leave the Territory
and We refuse to go, then we arc to be foreibly
expelled.
intention of the people to "carrt the Var into
Africa ;" and if the people Of Missouri continue
to act on the aggressive, "they have no idea Of
only acting On ths dsfcnsive." That is the conn
plexion to which things must come at last. IL tho
regular citizens Of the Territory are not vet strche
enough to repel such outrageous invasion of theit
rights those to which they have lately been sub
jcctcd, they soon will be, at the present fate ol
immigration, and there can be no question that
they will have sufficient spirit to protect them
selves.
We like that! If a band of ruf6ans delib-
crately take the law into their own hands and
muzzle the ballot bs5, it is time that those thus
abused shorld defend their rights. 1t is quite et.
ident that Ger. Pierce will not interfere, and tho
only course left for She friends Of freedom tc dc
in Kansas, is to drive back the aegresscrs by fore.
of arms. If it must come to this, let it eorne:=
Let those who are seeking to plant slavery in Kan
sas against the wishes of the people, be fully
warned of what they may expect, and then if they
persist in their cndeavors, let them meet the con-
sequences.
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-05-29

CY' 1t Tucked like old tlplcs yastaraay after
noon, to see boat disohars;os 'frpigAs at the
Cpncr I.cvce.
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-05-29

A Coon IDEA'-Iti is proposed to enact prohib-
tory Liqusr Law and thereby remove the bars in
the Mississippi hivcr: We understand that the
steamboat Captains are in favor of tho measure.
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-05-29

MaNxv forNn.-pieked up Oh the sidewalk
iast hollow tho Thu cs o:iec, yesterday afternoon.
poekct.hoos eoa.a!nias very respectable sum
of Mouev. Tho owaer can have tho sAme by call
Mg on tho editor of this paper,
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-05-29

An IDEA.-Thc members Of one Of the wealthy
steamboat companies of New York, propose an
excursion to the Black Sea, and have already
commenced fitting out an expedition for that pur-
pose: Tickets fire hundred dollars each: We
will take one.
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-05-29

CaArh.agNFARy 10 LITTLE NIcX,--lt will ba
sopn That several Of our citizens dosipe to express
thsie appreciation of tho musical abilities of ''Ic
Petite Ole bull," and have therefore requested
him 10 give Quo moro concert before lao leaves
He has complied with tho request, and tho ooncert
will be given ON Monday evening. We can only
say that those wha do not attend may never again
have an opportunity 10 lissea to his sweet mu-
$40. SEQ adv
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-05-29

ErNAwAr.-A horse attached to a wagon belong
Ing to Messrs Clambcrlin & Eddy, got frightened
yesterday and ran away while Mr.. Chamberlin
was driving, throwing him out and injuring him
somewhat although rot seriously. No damage
was d9ne to the horse or wagon
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-05-29

CO The number of troops in the Crimca, be-
longing to the French and Turks, amounts to near
ly 2OO,OOO. The Russian force is unknown. IL
the two armies could come to battle in an open
contest, it would be terrific engagement.
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-05-29

STRONG TALX.-The London Times closes a re-
cent article on the Eastern War, with the follow
ing paragraph:
The great battle we have to fight is, after all
not atfc;id, but at home. Grant us the sictorv
over otsr own corrupticns, and we can easily deal
with the open foree of barbarous encysy. But
the two campaigns ought to begin tosetl,cr.=
While We are pressing Russia in the forth and
south We accomplish nothing, Unless We deal with
equal +igcr with Intestine mischief. rs'at this
country should bs goverted at such moi.cnt by
league Of fc~ great families, and the ad.
fninistration Of our War Department should be
Worked on principles sSleitnly cyndenihcd and
unrcfent;rsly adhered to; that the coahtry should
distrust the Government; that the Government
should hatc no confidence in Itself, and as little
in those it employs; and that Parliament should
withess all these thiHEs and make hs effort to
amend tfem--this is hiore fatal 70 CUR interest
than all the yriads Of ha!f-starvcd serfs that are
marshaled between the Baltic and Euxinc, or all
the hcards Of Cossasks AMI Baslfkiys who rove be-
tween ths forests of the Ukraine and the frozen
in6rdsses Of Kamtschatka.
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-05-29

MEMoRANDrx.-Sseamboa Luclla exchanged
trips at Galcna ODD inst. with steamer Yeatman,
which returned to St. Louis same day-discharged
freight at every point from Gal2na upwards, in
cluding Saltwater and Hudson, came into colli-
sion with steamer War Eagle 24th-.ost jack
staff and piece of noseing cut away-River in
very bad condition and getting rapidly worse.
Had so rassengers-no sickness.
Steamer Luella arrived Saturday about p.
NJ, with so passengers and considerable freight.
Left the York State st Hudson.
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-05-29

cp Among other interesting anecdotes of the
Choctaws. the New Orleans Republican gives the
following ske.ch of their manner Of love- making
Coartship is invariably begun by the female
IL she fancies young man, she makes what is
technically called the first banter: This is done
by Silly Squeezing the hand, or gently touching
his foot at the camp frc. II man should ven;
tute upon any of these little prcliminarics without
bc'pg sure Of Il reciprocal partiality. the indig.
rsnt maid would Immediately assail him with
stick, and this would be signal for general
assault by all the squaws around on the presum-
ing lover, who; unless he fed, would he beaten
without mercy: The young squaw who screams
the loudest and shows the most fcstrtment at
these unwarrantable liberties of at ardert lover,
is set down as the Diana Of the tribe.
CO This puts US in mind of scene which
transpired at the Capitol during the late Ind;ah
war dance, ssWho is that? 'inqnired We of gentle;
man who wa- posted Up in krdians affairs:
'sThat is daughter Of a prophet whc faltes Eer at
$1,000" "wty:" t.e Inquired. "Becauss She is
virtuod.." She Vas pretty boxing s4aaw and
around her nick ras a rbw IL beads as large as a
cable and in hef c:rs were fings sufficiently large
for children 70 play Rdcp With.
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-05-29

FAsuloNAPLE HAT SroRE.--Shaw Il uarrcll,
just above the Times Building, have filled up their
store in very neat style and stocked 1t with a
large aBI fashionable assortment of goods. AL
most eysry thing can be purchased there, from q
hahs'> sack to good sized trGnk. The articles
nsa af an oxcolle"t quality, and vii! he sold as
raasanaLlc us at tho East. SEQ adv,
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-05-29

TIVE CESsrs.-- The Times, whose editor is posted
In regard to TIC drings about the Execu-
tive officers over at the capital, assures the pub
lie ;l,at the census matter will bepropcrly attend
cd to. All right - 1Lnnesotian.
- The TINES said no such thing. What it
did say was, that it had no fears but the officers
would do their duty, bat shoald they fail the
people would com, to the rescue. 1t is among
the iinp,ssibil;tcs 70: the Mnncsotan to tell the
truth, but the editor mast be shallow -patcd to
suppose that the public DO not see these things.
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-05-29

GV The pleasure of IA turn-opt depends whctli-
er you have horse before you or a foot behind!
Centleiaef who have doubts should experiment.
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-05-29

TIE MILLESIuN Is CoNiNG.-The Afinnesotan is
sci"g to set an example in IFS war-fares here
after which will he an houer TO the eraft-it
does not intend 10 indulge in pesscraG.ies-ia
fact it never did-it now aspires to Il seas IN .te
church. having been ON The anxicus stool SOME
time past. tud then again; It's goiits 70 pull
down cid rarsics-rcmoTe Executive officers
make delegates, and anhitEate tic pismies of the
press. Gentlemen WIG watt bcrths to Heaven
will please apply at fire Minncsotian of6cc--stool
Pigeons are always in readiness who will conduct
the applicant to either place, according to the
amount paid.
CO The country looks fine notwithstanding
the great want of rain: The Garth holds the
moisture long time in Minnesota, and where
there are evidences of drought IN gardens be-
low there are none here. 1t is true the trees
would look sreener and the grass more thrifty if
they could slack their thirst, but vegetation is
not III bad condition by any means.
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-05-29

WOODBURY. & PuTSAN.-Thc gentlemen who COM
pose this firm are sensible men, for they adver-
tise in the TINES, knowing, probably, that our pa
per is read more than any other Journal in the
city. Their stock of Boots and Shoes is large
and varied, and if any body can sell cheap they
can. If you don't buy call on them-by oil
means call and see their assortment, in the Pion-
eer Building, lower town. ,t"'t ~ u .fgtt
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-05-29

RIcnARD's HMsELF.-Collns,--w don't know
the renowned auctioneer, Collins, Prank Collins,
we mean--has resumed his business, and oan bc
found at the store of Sawtcllc & Co., known as
the Worlds Fair,--singng usual ibis well known
song 'going, going, goncw Whoever desires
the services of an auctioneer, with good lungs, will
call on Collins.
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-05-29
made. Don't exhibit such palpable ignorance

made. Don't exhibit such palpable ignorance
again for the credit of your State.
Our wise friend gives it as ssfxed fact'' that
the emigration to Minnesota is about to close.
The gate will be shut down summarily and then an
awful state of affairs will follow. Don't-you
hurt our feelngs-what shall VIC do!
Possibly mechanics are lahoring in Minnesota
on less wages than in New York or Philadelphia,
but we have yet to learn the fact, and from some
other source than that of the Herald, before we
can give it oycdence. A mistake, neighbor. The
ordinary wages Of mechanics are 50, 50 SO and
So per day. We are paying men in our Office
Sl2, ii, SIS and SIG per week. Do mechanics
east get any larger wages than these ?
No traps have been set to catch cmigrants; no
carriaN has been swung on "pole to gull buzz
yards - no runners have been dispatched to New
York and eastern towns, but what has been done
has been done by individual effort and not through
misrepresentation n,prcfcring to rely more upon our
superior merits than to the narrow mind course
pursued by our exceedingly jealous neighbors.
1t is true, 'unimprovcd property" Is held at
500 per foot and sold at that price almost every
day. Because your informant could not buy it
at $50 per foot, is that any reason why he should
slander our city? We don't think we shall starve
to death quite yet, but if we find ourselves in any
great d'nger, we will apply for aid to the great,
glorious and prosperous State Of Wisconsin.
Don't you feel ashamed of yourself?
We hsye had occasion before to correct misrep-
RESERVATIONS, to unmask equivocations and ferr ct
out lurking Implications Of untruth but for bold,
outstanding falsehood without disguise or quali-
6cat;on, the Herald article outdoes anything we
have cyor seen. Evorv distinct and separate alle-
CATION is separate AMI well deiued untrath
still-hora because strangled in its birth by its
own Observation-Disclosures because its effect is
bounded by the influence of it's promulgator--bu,
all the meancr for the very reason of It's obscurity,
and nQslcss malicias because safe from cxposurc
in thcharrow limits Of its circulation.
Wctcl you, Mr. Herald confdentially, that all the
surplus of Wisconsin, including the Herald itself
though that would scarcely be reckoned among
the exports would not supply the wants of our
increase Of population for this one year alone.
Steamboat Luclla exchanged
trips at Galcna ODD inst. with steamer Yeatman.
which returnedt to st. Louis same day-discharged
freight at every point from Gal2na upwards, in
u. CAL
Minnesota weekly times., 1855-05-29

CO Read the advertisement of Mrs. Thompson,
who proposes to give examenations in Physiogno-
N.Y. The lovers of the curious and the mystic
rious should call on her:
Washington telegraph., 1855-09-12
a Beautiful Sentiment

The moon looks calmly down, when man Is dy-
ing.
The earth still holds her way:
Flowers breathe their perfume, and the winds
keep signing
NaDsht seems to pause OF stay
Clasp thy hands meekIy over the still breast
they re 10 more work 70 10: close the weaTv ewes
they're 10 more tears 20 shed; part the damp
Iocks-theres 10 more pain 20 hear Closed Is
the ear alike 20 love's kind voice. and ceicmar-S
singing whispers
o. if IN that stilled heart you have ruthlesslT
planted thorn; If from that pleading eve vou
hzyecarelessiy turned away, If youT loving glance
and kindly word and clssping hand. have come
aA 100 Alts-then God forgive you, No :roEvn gath
ers on the marble brow zs YOU saze-ao soora
curls the chiseled lip-ao flush OF wounded feel
Ings mounts 70 the blue-veined temples
God forgive you, toT voHT feet too. must shrink
sPpzlled from Deaths cold river-vour falte-ins
tongue asks can this Be Gea.hI7 Your fading
eye llngers lovingly On the sunny earth vou-
clenmy hand yields lis last feeble iutt=r
o. rzpeclo0s grave yec another victim io1 thv
volceles ceepins, What 10 words Of greeting
from the household sleeperS' No warn, welcome
nom SISTERS loving lIp>1 No throb OF pleasure
from the dear maternal bosons SIszt az
O, II these broken limbs were never gathered
up, II Ebeyond deaths swelling food there were
10 eternal shorei II ior the struggling bark there
were 10 port OF Peecei II athwsrt that lowering
cloud sPrang 10 bright bow OF p7ouiseI
Alas for love If this Be all
And rczSsr b-g1zS-cl earth
Washington telegraph., 1855-09-12
Steam Saw s. Grist Mill.

M ( have established, and now have N full
w operation II the Immediate vicinity OF
Washington first class Sean Saw and GriSt
MIL and we viii promptly IL al orders ioE
Lumber
In lew days We viii Be prepared TO receive
and Grlnd gram Oar regular DAY for Grinding,
VIII os each Saturday and a. such ether times
through the week a circumstances viii permit.
Persons bringing grain 70 orr Mil VIII be ex-
Pec-ed. 70 have their names marked OF. their
Sacks OF Bzss-oshsrwise We viii not Be res1or-
sIble t0E znv losses
Orders Tor lumber left with us al the Mil or
with any OF TIE merchants OF Washington vii
b pTenp-iE ATTENDED 10
Al bills for Lan5aT, xiii Be considered d1e.
On tie Isl day OF taIgzry and II not pad =: that
time VIII bear the usual rate OF interest
V COLLINS * CO
HesiIzs.sa- W - 1854 zs-tf
Washington telegraph., 1855-09-12
RAILROAD WAREHOUSE
CAMDEN ARkANSAS.

THE undersigned take this method of return
Il ing their sincere thanks, to the citizens of
this aad the adjoining Counties for the liberal
patronage heretofore bestowed on them- and hope
by strict and personal attention to business. to
merit a continuation OF the same
They are now having erected three additional
Sheds in their Cotton Yard, which will enable
them TO store, and protect from the weather, any
quantity of cotton that they may be favored with,
which will also enable them to store every lot OF
cotton entirely TO itself, so that when planters
wish &c ship or sell here they at all times get
10 IT All cotton stored by them Will be held sub
lect to the order of the owners and where no ad-
vances are made on If, viii be shipped 20 any
house they choose
They have an open policy of Insurance by which
all cotton can be covered, if desired, but so Ia
s.Taace will be effected unless we are specially
instructed except on such cotton We have ad-
vanced on. this we viii do for the protection OF
tie planter and ourselves
They will have their Warehouses and Wharf
in first rate order for the reception of up freight
and shipment of cotton
They would inform their friends that they are
now opening a large stock of
Fau and Plantation Goods:
Such as, kersevs, Tweeds, LinSeys, Jeans. Bldn-
kets, Flannels, Domestics, Negro
RuSsettS. &c. &c-
They have also on hand
large supply of BGsgiHg-
Rope a,p! THINE, Sugar. NiOlssses,
Salt, Coffee, Bacon, Pork, Whiskey, Lard,
Washington telegraph., 1855-09-12
TFi-!yeekly line Of Stages.

WASHINGTON To CLsRKSVLLLE.
INHE line Of tr1-weeklv stages between Wash
Il lDgtO1- Arkansas and Clzrksville- Texas Is
low IN successful operation connecting regularly
a. " esnIEStol with the arrival and DEPARTURES OF
the Eastern Stage Travellers viii fnd new and
comfortable Stages good teams and careful and
accommodating drivers On this route Fzirthroush.
Sle,-yyey passengers 10 cents peE mile Bag
sage al the EIsk Of owners- Ofice at the Wash
inston Ho1se- WM- Moss. Proprietor
HGsiizstoa. -1TE-- No7- Is, 1854 4E-tf
Washington telegraph., 1855-09-12

4 writer froul St Petersburg says that tie
Emperor Alexander has repeated. or very soon
viii repeat, plainly. the offer his father made 70
our government He VIII give the United States
the hole Of Russian America for the privilege
Of b1yng and fitting steamships and privzteers IN
ou. Arts.
Washington telegraph., 1855-09-12
WASHINGTON POsTOFFTCE.
Arrivals and Departures OF the D. s. Mai

EASTEEN NAIL
Arrives every Sunday. Wednesday FTi- Il ?, u
Departs every Tuesday Thur and Sat- , - Il
Texas va CLzEESFILLE-
Arrives every Sunday, Wednesday, End -6P- L.
Departs every Tuesday, Thursday, Sat 8 Il n
SzEEvEFOET-
Am YES Sunday, Wednesday, and Friday, P II
Departs Tuesday THURSDAY and SATURDAY, l. Il
WALNUT HILL AND SHREVEPORT
Arrives every Monday and FEidey-------e ? n
Departs every Wednesday * SetuTdzy,----6 a. ~
FULTON
Arrives every "Wednesday and Saturday 6 P n
Departs &c A =
Arrives every Sunday Thursizy,----- P II
Departs every Monday and TaGrsiey----6 a n
rsxTazz (Oz EoCSEsISl
Arrives every Wednesday u ;,
Departs sane ! ? l.
EUEFEEESsoEo-
Arrives every Tuesday -.--.----6F = =.
Departs every Monday ---------eA i. u.
Each OF The above Mails close q ? X, pre-
viouS % me day Of departure
r L PHILLIPS T. u
TzslFzSfos. Jalg 1854
Washington telegraph., 1855-09-12

Az INTERESTING CoUFu-There Is = couple
II Cincinnati. Ohio, who have been engaged 10 be
narTled foE tie last five years. but no time has
occurred within that Period when they were both
o1f Of prison AZ the same time
Washington telegraph., 1855-09-12
A CARD

nRP PURDOM tenders his professional services
" TO the citizens Of Washington and its vicinity
IN the various branches Of his profession He
may be found ~ all times, except when P-ofss-
sioEsliy absent, Al ms residence near Main street
January 2. 1852
Washington telegraph., 1855-09-12

Sonebo6y says that : pretty woman is c.iI-
han. poem. fall ofrhymes sentiment. and Ill nan
Fer Of illustrations Whsa-boand in ones sr,.,s
ste increases . several volunes
Washington telegraph., 1855-09-12

The Pans correspondent OF the Philadelphia
Ledger has examined machine IN operation
there, owned BY Belgian which sets $4,000 70
$4,000 types each day or As much as twenty
oonpositors could set in that time
Washington telegraph., 1855-09-12
Come and See,

Mitchell & FOSTER. are daily receiving
VI handsome anc rich selection Of fancy az
ticlss which are both useful and orn.1.entzI-
au1onS which are Bohemian Vases China Vases
Sewing birds Ladies work-hzsksts &c &c
UGSsIsSsoE -i5ri. &C. 1854 II
Washington telegraph., 1855-09-12
Notice.

4 Ii persons are hereby forwaTued sgzirs-
"A trading foE OF taking an assignment Of : csr-
tam note given by the undersigned n Joel Kelly.
for the SUN Of Oz1 izzfroi iajEzTs. dated 25th oi
December. 1854 and due II 1886 TIE consider
alton for which said note was gwen having " hol-
y faIled-we VIII not paw II unless compelled by
law JAS GILLTLAND
R K BAREFOOT
Csstsr Pssa,. Jr=z ..h 1855 %
Washington telegraph., 1855-09-12
Notice.

A Ii orders tor Groceries through the House
n OF D Il ' B-ocE- OF Washington Arkansas
vii be promptly executed b. Is
a & 4 BLOCK.
: C0szzzoH lzi - Czz-i Sf-sc.
NV oz-ssNs. Noy- ist, 1884 s!-if
Washington telegraph., 1855-09-12
TOBACCO, Sc. sc.

Also every article Of goods usually kept here
tor sale, 10 which they would call the attention
OF bIyers before purchasing elsewhere They
Will also be prepared TO make liberal Cash ad-
rlHccs on Cotton in store, 70 be shipped 10 their
friends IN New Orleans
All orders for GOODS VIII be promptly and
carefully filed
NCCOLLUM, FELLOWS x CO
Ss7.e-assr I3. 1881. 81
Washington telegraph., 1855-09-12
VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE

HNHE undersigned offers for sale On aeon.
L mOda1lBg terms, 1900 acres Of choics a.!
valuable Land, situate in Sever county. Arksr.
Sas
these lands Were selected in 1896 aIs Of 4,
best quality OF upland, and are located IL I G..
siTable igbboIhood.
FOR terms, &c, enquire Of VI Fl Etsr. :.
Washington, OF the subscribers at IIttJa RorF
WATKINS & CURRAN
January Zo- 1872 Lti
Washington telegraph., 1855-09-12
BOUNTY LAND CLAIMS

pY a recent Act OF Congress. Bourtv T.,
u are granted to officers and voIurts,. = I'Ia
military service Of the United States IN 80 ne
of 1912, OF any of the Indian wars s;nra VA SaI
also TO commissioned officers in The ~, ,..g ,.5
Mexico In case of the 1ecezse Of the g.. VIZ
soldier the land can be obtained by the wj5or VI
OF minor children V"
The undersigned, acting as general Land ss.-.
VIII WI attend promptly to procuring Bounty In
Warrants for those entitled to then. and -
If desired having a general knowle5gs - =
lands In the Red River Land District is viu :.
able 10 make choice selections. All -. <
inquiry, postpaid, VIII be promptly ar,vs,.i
and instructions given. If desired.
DANIEL Z. WILLIAMS
Washington, Arks-, Nov. q, Is5o. -
Washington telegraph., 1855-09-12
CT II lie r ".

D ODGERS * WOSTENHOLMS 6ns poke.
IL Knives aud Rzzors. Leoclser Razor and fine
Scissors, may be found :.
mitchell < FOSTERS
Hlsaiasfoa, -ipril %. 1854 IL