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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-31
GOVERNOR GARDNER.

The duty of public journal not merely consists
in explaining and enforcing what is true, but quite
as much in stripping OF the DISCUSSES assumed by
what il false To the latter service we tins morn
inc surrender a portion of our columns ard we
must say that more thorough and conclusive ex-
posure of political humbug is not often seen than
is there inflicted upon his Excellency the Governor
of Massachusetts, This parsonage, as our readers
are aware, is now candidate for reelection, and
the chief part of his stock in trade is the pretense
that he is not only honestly and determln-
edly opposed TO the extension OF Slavery but
that at the Know Nothing National Council at
Philadelphia in June last, he was one OF the
leaders in that manly secession and protest of the
northern members which was so warmly ap.
plauLed throughout the Free States. On this
ground Mr.. Gardner has the face to solicit the
votes of anti-Nebraska men, but he will hardly
do il with success after the exposure which we
publish to day The truth is that he went to that
Council as dougbface that bis conduct there was
that Of dOughface; that only circumstances,
which be had no hand in creating, gave contrary
ASPECT TO his course and that all his present dec
larations on the subject are but the devices Of an
cannot otherwise be obtained
With regard to the accuracy of the piece Of pri-
yate history by which Mr. Gardner is thus un-
masked, the signature at the end of our cores
pondents letter will be sufficient evidence to all
who remember the writer's reports OF the proceed
ipgs at the Council in question, published 10 The
TRIBUNE at the time, and though assailed in some
quarters, afterwsrd admitted to be the only faith
full and complete account Of that remarkable meet
ing. Besides. all the statements now made are in
perfect accordance with the antecedents and the
notorious character of Mr. Gardner But this is
not all We have in our possession certain collat-
eral evidence which we shall willingly exhibit to
any gentleman who needs additional testimony on
any of the points in the narrative. Hereafter we
tbinkit will be difficult for Mr. Gardner to claim
any other distinction than that of rather clever
ard perfectly inscriptions doughface.
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MAKE READY!

When the polls close on Tuesday Of next week,
the Republican party will have Twenty Thousand
less than it's fair proportion of votes in the boxes
simply from want of proper organization through
which to distribute its ballots and bring it's less
ardent voters to the polls.
here is tie ground on which the Know Nothing,
base their hopes of success. They know they
have fewer voters than the Republicans; but they
calculate that, rain or shine, they can, through
their lodge-room machinery, bring their last man
to the polls, while we shall lack thousands of poll
ing our entire vote. The Liquor men in like
manner have an effective Organization, with
money in abundance, and calculate to poll every
vote that money or drink can control Thus We
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-31
THE CRIsIEAy WAR.

The steamer Baltic is due here to-day from Liy-
erpool with weeks later news, which may very
likely prove to be of great Importance. 1t is true
that if the same deliberatiOn were TO be Observed
forever in the movements OF the Allies, Marshal
Pelissier with his advanced age, could scarcely
hope to reach Perekop during the term of his NOR
tai career But We may be sure that this tardy
pace will presently give way to more impetuous
movements and meanwhile it may be worth our
while TO examine more in detail some Of the recent
features Of the campaign, to which we have not
before been able to give all the attention they
merit.
We have already noticed the battle fought at
distance of fifteen miles from Eupatoria, between
the French cavalry under dAllOnville and the Rus
sian cavalry under Kortf, in which the latter were
routed, with heavy losses of guns and ammunition
wagons taken from their mounted artillery. The
details Of this affair are not yet at hand; but We
know that tie Russians have long had cOnsders-
be body Of horse observing Eupatoris, and that
this force should be so signally beaten BY lew
French regiments augurs badly for them That
under such circumstances, they should lose 30
much more than the French is not surprising. In
cavalry action the principal loss is undergone by
the defeated party during the pursuit after all
tactical order. and with it all force OF resistance,
has vanished. The Russian horsesrtillery appears
to have exposed itself very bravey in order to re-
deem the check inflicted on the cavalry, otherwise
the loss Of nearly whole battery is hardly to be
explained AM how, even before the details ar
rive. we Thick we may say that this first action
ha, decidedly proved the superiority of the French
over the Russian cavalry. Moreover, with this
peculiar arm moral impulse is everything. aud all
the ply seal elements are subordinate. Therefore
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The Tribune for Europe.

We shall issue THIS MORNING an Edition Of
TIE SxMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE for circulation in
Europe. 1t viii contain all the latest News up to
the time Of going TO press. Single copies in wrapper
ready for mailing can be had at the counter in the
publication Office Price Six Gents. The steamship
Atlantic will leave this port for Liverpool To-Day
at ~ o'clock.
The Mail by this steamer will close in this city at
lOl O'Clock this forenoon.
Subscriptions and Advertisements for The NEW
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arine-street Strand.
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ara bound % suger rom any falling of in the
roll; and stormy Election Jay will be hailed by
either adverse bost "a an Assurance OF advantage
TO them of disaster to US
We don't need meetings and sldressos--the ar
gument 4. virtually concluded and the public mud
made up-but we fearfully need Organization.
We need effective County Committees in some
cases. we need working Town and Ward Commit
tees almost everywhere. We shall have fewer
xotsd;st,ibutors At the polls than either the
Know \ othincs or the Liquor men; and this Will
impress many wayerers with false notion OF our
rcl,t;y. strength We shall suffer in some local.
ties IS we did last year from the positive absence
of our ballots st the polls.
We appeal. then, to every Repubhc,n-to every
Free Soil Democrat-.o every Wing who would
have the repudiators Of the Missouri compact re-
buked ard the diffusion of Slavery arrssted-to
constitute himself committee of one to see tns'
ballots are sessOnably provided in his own Election
District and to aid in their distribution DO not
stand .skipp and wondering who will attend to tnis
duty-do not murmur and lose heart because
somebody else is not attending to it-but look to
il yourself. You can almost always obtain bal
lots BY inquiring for them at the office OF the
nearest Republican journal; at the county
seat. some enc can always tell you where they
are to be had and if there should be To-
cality where none have been prepared just get
few hundred printed yourself, and be thankful that
you have liberties to uphold and country to
serve If nobody lie doing anything in your locality,
that is precisely the reason why you should be at
work: if there is likely TO be deficiency OF bal
lots, YOU are the man to procure and distribute
them. Do not sleep after reading this till you
Enor that ballots will be provided, and that proper
men will distribute them.
Form clubs wherever possible. You who desire
that the Republican cause shall triumph, inquire
which Of your neighbors or towasmen are OF Kin
dred spirit, and invite them to meet you at your
own house, If there be no place more convenient.
There agree who shall procure ballots, who shall
have them at the poll when it opens, and who snail
take them in Rand two or three hours later, who
in the afternoon, &c If dozen similar clubs
should be got up in your township, so much the
better; there is room and work for all. We shall
triumph, almost certainly but the good cause
needs decided, conclusive victory in NeS-fork.
Let il be settled now that New-fOr heads the
Republican charge in 1856, aud thousands OF the
hesitatpp in every State will fall into our ranks
True men of tn. Empire State be entrested to 90
your whole duty
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-31
rAISE CHARGES.

Tbs PrCbiborss charge be Lquo Deseu with hsins tbs
friends Of Why oTscoh Because the lat
dLy the r.t Of the former take their s;v sad
Poesl sh ard destroy their properly under Law p>s,si
BY irscm supported BY political knayeIy and aboI to be
repe led BY ips ice.
The qVor Dealers Ass citation eeI ors the evi e rtsm
persic Il THEN setting sside q. coa3era
teIs but they nier the evils OF coercion
70 he far than tsose Ct iatempersnce The former
reach orly III, the sfter II recognized S-c. al
desep Of business and the citizen be boei Of the
u 81 h's bops Industry hy the OF tue scipe
without reds appeal Il Is the ncipe OF cosrc
al 4 rsuhcAous which the Lqnsr Dealers net
toy application their Every citizen view
IN this light nsdeg hat he sy safer under is peu.
ties and jois win the Liquor DeA opposing PRINCIPE
which hs. dsoa 10 1siiee 10 suhssTvenI
rurpc.e. The poie api and demas que stree
tive Of tie hes; interests CT the community.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-31
vANpERPooL REJECTED IN UTICA.

We y.srdsy publ.heds letter ssns th,t the movement
vands pool and Company bad met with no resonse in
Dutch.ss County. We learn that their efforts have not
bsea more .pcosssfu In Utica The following which tsts
fsu tbs Utica Gazette ~ show the Ia which
prspoA the son Poi leAns have been met n that
avs comply with the request OF Mesrs. john Crook and
John kute Of this city sviGs place TO tue following co
ulurieaOu. We will state that the former wing aud
the latter supporter Of Gov the election last fall
" ANrEMAING LAW STATE TIcKyr-The Utica Observer OF
this venlDg tains the folo Fitg:
q 'UNAVTHoRIzED CiRcULARA Circular has teen tsu ID
from the Liquor pes9 Association Of chs
cit, ndns the support Of the nonsr- nomnstea
We suhofE 60 state that the ssae o. The
circulars . act .ubO1ed q .Ppsved Of by Mr. meousds,
ebOso nsUs Is tbeietO sttAebtd.'"
you vii obie US BY saying that the above Is wholly
foasded tact Only ecaN he's been issued by cur As
the Anti Maine law State Convention NJ SyTa-
cuse aad thai read Mr. NeQuSds. received his ap
prova authorized to attach his thereto IN
Coz Dc olsn With We add tat the circular
alluded 70 DID recommend the eoids supper OF ii: Ant Maine
cle which The Rectaete Observer IL pleased 70
sismAtss mcnE,e and such support It will uodoqsted
m All immediately intereste in TIE reP-A OF that op
pressvs law few ultrs psrssl despite OF lanens
tuos hers ~ elsewhere Utica, Oct. -, sSn
JOIN CROOK. Secret.y.
Joan \. KirTLE, Treasurer,
Prot. cou Society Of the City Of Urcs aud CSuay Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-31

The steamer George Law which arrived last
evening from Aspinwall, brings the California mails
TO Oct. 5, and over one million six hundred thou
sand dollars in gold. The news by this arrival s
not of special moment. Our accounts from the
mines are favorable and business generally appears
to be in prosperous condition Some interesting
items from Oregon Utah, the South Pacific coast,
~ Australia will be found elsewhere in our col.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-31
N.SsACBUsyTTs JURIEs.

The lures Of ster Like 70 Be made
the rrunens of oppressive and power they
set JUG rs Of the law well OF the facts and vale the
.eT are ccsry sub they refuse convict under the
Irue from ths coocensus conviction thAt It Is uaconsita
cna While the sdium Of Trial BY remains a,ths
surark at cur rshts Grief jus Nelson will In vain chs
tunes der the Maine Liqao Law We do not be-
feye aer and argument Of ten hours With four
,ur 70 for scqua thst s the rhetoric Of Chief uce
OF Il, conviction under the Mains Lql Law.
yi cpes su-ut and condolences Trsied against
il in Bsston, IN New York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-31

TIE Union. the organ Of HindOoism in Cstaraagn
county Is in trbulston account OF the oeseruon
George A. S. Croker, the disrict-deputy to- he
Know Nothing oroer in the western Assembly di''ne,
Of tha. county. The Union would not have oelie'ea
4" that any msn 80 thoroughly aud completely i@ouea
with American principles, as Mr. Croker pro'eS'ea
"to be- could for any cause be'rsy it," Hlndoo"@
must indeed be in bad way when the dstfic'-oe0u'
ties desert. The fact only proves that the hno"'
Nethiug game IL about played out"
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The CONSISTENCY AND BEAUTY OF PRINCIPLE.

eloveD cannot always bs hidden under the
terry attempts c0ncesmsnt 1t wil show itself The Pro
hhi,ions have given st perfect iustrsol Of hi,
Truth their isok the Liquor Dealers That the party
bssed s6shnes ppclpe be gNhe ed frm their
dec that Il to nOminate Temperance
men ay luther than the Liquor Law Is concerned" The
Lounees hense be drunk % they msy be tbs
midst; their ctsrsce Ct minor
queuce provided they will support he Prhboy Law How
moral and Gnhteued the views of the Prohbitionsu
upon whs a dee settled principle they oppose Us
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-31
LkrIr BE WELL DONE.
TIE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SYMPTOMS.

"A the cav for eles approaches the frobibdonists sus
the Aous, mploe their 'elcw citsens not elect
Judges who will become the oos OF the liquor Dealers
sosry through the Cas- League and 50 gnIy f ed tn
should have thought hs all csu,ion on tn
woulo be bat understand the meaning
Of the Of the Pohboniss pressed In this Fremont
cory political SYMPTOM the expression Of snc-re hope
that Judiciary will DO elected thai will become the tools
(fIiends) Of inn stial jnttice.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-31

In another column is given an account of bru-
tai murder committed BY some ruffians connected
with butchery in Mott street. An unofsnding
colored msn was kicked, knocked, stamped upon
and otherwise msuled 80 that he died soon after.
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NemIlork DAILY Gribn,rs
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 81, 1855.

We shall PRINT for regular subscribers, over $4,000
copies OF the TRIBUNE Of this week. IL without
doubt the best advertising medium In the country This the
last day for receiving for this weeks ssus
Price. seyenty.fve Cents line
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"rar OLDEST TEMPERANCE ADDRESS

9TH, Prohibonis informs Ne the late Prohihitoy de
cree Emperor Of China forbddng The Of TO
Of Danger Of drinks thurs with the Chuese
AID that thsI mosls have slwsys sssn hel' use
Thae manifesto the subject by Nu Wasug record,
dated G. l-the Oldest tdirss spec dewitt % Tenn
p-aaee known 20 the snn4u.y W. Waaus hns spoke TO h
bguthe; urE (so WuAsmss Aido.~ hinsdon1:
"Yopg veBei SHE prt6sce'sJr Ma Wang, founded kos
doa hs isnd snc warned and eau toned al the
al the officers toaethe with tie assistants and msn
syes morning aod eveTirs sayhs; In ssenees aie this
wtbe' Heaven tosp tue &c :. t for people
90 axe woe) en see'rot OF me sreN sseleeS newer
soodins Cow inheons en ou' pe an1 c'uNns o'nasee
He Tor, And he destruction Of Vue invsaby On ae;ou,t
Of vine 49,, GU
Chos oS and Precedeas favor Of
pscv, uss.vTe IL Is esI,siny natural that they should
ccun where tbs women are i1rced to paea ihef e Ill
tey their Pow u ecomoon oush 10 fuusn
scod cses pt tus sosieouis, China our snPodH
everykjuk II we BEEHIVE the trave ers who have Jour
osyea ugh The ceess HAS tom rs favored iahab hs Of
that rssa pNstse IA the habit CT es'ins their dessr
bslos L1sH soup sne takes their super in the
.hoad be symrsihy hs~eeu those who are he
epos of AmereSrs NOT eay "a th"ii &c poon pat
their custoa ni those wase doctrines are in
even resPeci the Il doctrines rae exam
PIE 81 China ard -. Cessis fsrcna:e eHam3e t "a
cNs6 Which u'ust be perfectly charming
to Of epersree philosophers We wJnder that
county Blessed iu sa-ctoJ this bsnehc bcre 10
aSt sds the mode os zstonin ohs respects. Indeed
hs ProhlbOnst iturms Of ths ug fact tbs,
ass had discovered the evils Of setias duak. sni that
Whass Wa bad issued AZ sde:ess tbs suhlsc, vii,
has probably fsrei'hea i1e. and E.omen' . mtay
ssaSIes, soon di.covss thscush ine,utlou,
oSs's,slOa Of the PrOh.brOei.," n sni h, TO-
lower tAek knowsdse OF tie o. es eHss 81 alcohol
20 Nask OF toe cher eqnsy reoosned esl'saA eai go
p5sT ssd thai their Psychological s1d governmental thsoIe
20 he found esbosey discussed In tie sooks Of OnacuI
Il, uaste the Chinese BY az sat Their morally II IL
tempSsnce their spAofdnstou the law and their devotion
he prreP!es of eSsTsi0a should esttny ndae us to
lv but eouhIe ouselve. 20 regimen Of nee aud and
70 sa,.ng oar breakfasi ~ n.Sht
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-31

PRHrIsG BALLoIs.-In printing The oanoss :.
State offices, printers viii be careful ana oni" ~
a." in setting up the name OF Dir. baiiey' tne hop.
can candidate for State prison Inspector The nsia'
i Wesley Bailey, not j. Wesley bIley.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-31

The President has decided that under the reso.
luton of Congress Gen Scott is entitled to back
pay fiOm May, le47. This decision has been Of
icially communicated to Gen. Scott
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-31

TKNPERNNCE COlIITIoS-sTCRET CAUCUSES.
Tbs alarm Of the Pohbionss Is increasing the eh Of
November sppIoscheassy meetings and e,uousss being
bsl3 OF eiySsuaion points
e the TaahsterlA fears manifest not asta,d
INA external assurance is a. rife . ever.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-31

The Baltic is due to-day, with European date.
10 the Goth inst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-31
Con.nmptiop. Asthma, Bronchitis, Catsrrh

ard other cors the lungs ard ches cured by nha son
Io Al ard uers lnn-lson alone Sll ts1 u cure
most ~ tbse d. eornhn with tbs proper senera
remedies Dr. HEATH 10 e1in~nuy successful IL cutcs them
These fact proved ~ the previous ta OF tue
Il Ghina New Yo,, aud hot. Of others As proof OF
Dr aFATHs hs refers 10 the cure OF M
Coburu No 4a5 5rsd~,y p S.ebbin New YORK, and w
Rte sns wife Hatferd Conn Nervous, chronic scrofaous
and AZ, ctu Of the gnersve sygem tax the constitution %
such IN extert render Il susceptible TO 'uoercuous md
her chronic The Doctor incory WORK on the
Csu.e add Jue of these dDee will be cent 'ee 20 any AL
dres- TIE afflicted With any dsesss an sP'y with GER
tsnty Of relief 70 . - Ds- = . uhALh
No e50 Broadway, from to 4 o'clock
Patients AZ 6istfpce treated By IN Il.
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WARNER PATPNT PUNP.

Visitors the Palace Invited to no-ce the shove Wa
the eles strongest and cheapest most dur
bic and easiest kept ORDER The New York Inspectors OF
Steamboats, pronounce It the best All sirs adapted to wells
factories mines boats ships &C. sde and sold by
A w. GAY Co. No. ll9 Maiden lane. ~ y
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Ia eornss this szb we s,.crt thai tAs
glsiure bad sht @ sucN law the Mrne
law We have 10 sst TO let resaaa IL uus b. bosd
90 ~ subnit % the which they htvs
irvsasd dcwa Ea eisa ourve. q the esutes OF aud
i.1erss mat The oay for being concerned the
poa.sn u laotc.lns liquors AId ss eoanterpose we
49, Aavs - be 6,i sp EtA cold water tee love sns vess
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-31

HERNIA Only Prize Medal awarded to MARSH
CO. by the Industrial Ia hbon Of all Nations for their new
psent EDIc.L CURE TRUSS References TO its supenoI
Valentine Mot Wnard rker aad John VI Car
n,chsn An list of Of mercantile and other
srtemeu cured by this truss be s.en a. MARSH Ss
No n Maiden an Ner-York, and MARSH CosLIss 70
Wes, 4ti A. Cncir na Ohio Open from An until Ph
Holloway Pills Health and Long Life may
had keeping blood the liver stomach and other
healthy st,e 10 effect this use these extraordinary
pills which SCI upon the m.in springs oflife-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-31

We would call the attention of Dealers and
oheIsi Mask 10 toe large sad rlesdid collection of
hUsIc p socks ard Shees offered the pub
.ola q auction BY II u LtIDs Co at w. Hos.ct wArrkss
fstsbhsi msht No SS Broadway. THIS DAY Oct ST. e. oi
oeoek eotss,IE q Sonks QHsrte,s Tros Chcruses An
thsus folkss Sokotiches odOs Marches Fantasia Gus
Nlolih, &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-31

SUPERIOR WINTER CLOTHING FRESH, fashl0n-
able inside aud sheap splendid stock BUST
pe.s Coats Vests up tyr The present 80
son e,d now 10 sore celebrated Chez Old ioue No.
IS and IS Jobn.st, OF Nassau ST. DENLh JESsVP
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-31

CAUTION. DANDRLIoN COFFEE is prepared
cny by p Wilson Chemist and by coffee sG dsrs and
spesd. slei he ard fer WI SONS the ssnans
and isIs mAnuFetare1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-31

This celebrated establishment No z5s Srsadway Twelve
rooms expressly the application Of bis famous HAIR
OYE BATcHELoRs WIGS and foUPEss have improvements
over all others excsng beauty Of arrangement 80 peeuf
10 this house The largest stock Of WIGS IN the world
BArcHGLos's. No. S35 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-31
WILSON'S DANDrLIoN, COFFEE, truly valuable
We would call the attention of Dealers .

redy ia ~ case. Ct DysPsIs, lpdsesOr Sick he he
and ell Bilious $50 Liver comp iBts. Soil By He
CLARK Co, T. V. RUsBroS and all respectable druIsss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-31

Kyox-Winter's coming-get your GLOVES
~, g. ueu a. ,cur HArS f.shiorabe hands
for.be Of be II the kS11 waos. tS0 stJre' are
Al Mo- 2ls .no IS Bro.dWay
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-31

SILKS SuKs.-A large lot of rich Silks from
auction viii be opened Day Also cnes printed De-
LANES from A. to a., worth doub e the price a.set
L. II. LtADgEATER Co., NO J7 SrotiEsy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-31

SHAwIs - BROCHE AND STELLA SHAwLs =
TowLE Co have recently bought a. auctioa 2Oo)
BroCh Lopg ShaTls vi i'll VIII be offered a. prices rnEns
ON Ss5 Geo BTOche SqLaie Sh WIS from $50 tl-
o so Rich Stella shaW from - 10 $40 worth from % TO
10 esch thsn charged
Ladies will find Bargains st
CoLuMEIAN HALL No. 81 0r.nt.sl