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PRoPosMs.lt will be seen by the fad
yertisement in another column, that sealed
proposals are invited to furnish Hay for
Fort Smelling
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s@~The fare by the Michigan Southern
Railroad steamers has been reduced to 3d.
SO cabin, and 81 Storage between Buffalo
and Toledo.
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CANA large drove Of cattle arrived
here by land, yesterday, from below.
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COMMERCIAL.
BOARD OF TRADE.

IOAHD OE IRA DE-
OFFICERS
W.R. MARSHALL. President.
THOMAS FOSTER Vice President.
A. H. CATHCART- Treasurer.
DIRECTORS:
W. R. Marshall T. NJ Marshall w. f. Hunt,
Alex Rey, c. T. Whitney, s. w. Walker,
A. 7. Chambn, A. s. Elicit, A. l.. Larpenteur,
David Day, Isaac Markley, G. w. Turnbull.
~ Communications should be addressed to the Sec
rotary Directors the first and third Tuesdays
of each month. Board meets first Wednesday of each
month.
81. Paul Markets.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
The following list of the rates at which foreign bank
notes and exchange bought and so is corrected for
the PIONEER daily by Messrs BORITP 4 CAKES Bankers
and Exchange Dealers, Saint Paul.
Exchange on New York ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. IL II cent.
On st Louis. Observation-Disclosures. l1sP {.
On Chicago. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1kR
On Galena OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. slF
Ea Eve ano hone at mi fnrc
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SEBASTOPOL NOT TAKEN
Congress haring adjourned and the Union
sared,
B. W. MORSE & co.

Lave concluded to continue their business the
IL old stand, with a new, large and fash ionable
sortmen of Boots and Shoes embracing every concev-
able quality, color and shade. They atter themselves
that their Ladies' Shoes will please the
a complete apparel To the gentlemen, we have only
to say give call, and five don't suit you, Win not
be fault.
Remember the place. at the sign of
"BOSTON BOOT SHOE STORE"
Third street, st. Paul.
June G. DIFF
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ASSESSORS NOTICE.

FNE ASSESSORS for the county of Ramsey, Territory
of Minnesota will attend at the Office of the Register
OF Deeds of the county aforesaid the last Monday
June 1885, and with the assistance of said Register of
Deeds will publicly examine the rolls and
correct all in Valuations descriptions qualities
of lands lots other property and it is the duty Of
to be and appear at the time and
appointed and if shall appear during said examination
that there lands lots other property assessed
twice assessed beyond its actual value assessed in
the name of any person not the thereof any
lands lots other property not assessed the Register
and Assessors will make the necessary corrections.
Dated June 4th, 1855. JOSEPH LEMAY,
Assessor for First Assessment District.
june dtd
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ThermOmetrical Record for 1856.
Kept by MORTON PACE, Druggists, Third st., 81. Paul
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WEDNESDAY. s3 :; -; :. =. ;,
RECEIPTS, &c.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Alhambra, Fawcette, Gaena.
DEPARTED.
Steamer Dan Convers, Ewing, Cincinnati.
" Regulator, -, st. Louis.
=" Conewago, -, st. Louis.
Go Alhambia, Fawcette, St Louis.
OFF TO-DAY.
Steamer Audubon, Allen, St. Louis
DUE TODAY.
Steamer War Eagle, Harris, Galena.
+" Berlin, Noel, Saltwater.
" Navigator, Chambln, St. Louis
/" Montauk, Parker, St. Louis.
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10 TAILORS

"ANTED-By Tailor situation at the business,
w or employment at any thing else in which he can
make himself useful. June 7-d3t
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Territory Of Minnesota, md District
County of Ramsey, District Court
Andrew J. Eckman, Plaintiff }
against
Caroline Eckman Defendant.
To Caroline Eckman, the above named defendant:
VOU are hereby summoned required to appear ami
Il answer the complaint in this action, which com.
plant is file in the Office Clerk of the District
Court at Saint Paul in the County of Ramsey aforesaid
and to serve copy of 10 the said complaint
on us at our office liz Saint Paul in said county within
thirty days after the service hereof exclusive of the da
OF such service and if you fail answer the said com
Eaint within the time aforesaid, the plaintiff in this &C
ton will apply to the Court the relief demanded IL,
the complaint. HENNISS & WILLIAMS
Dated June 5th, 1855-w6w PLAINTIFFS Attornovs
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M ARKLEY & KERN.


DEALERS IN HARDWARE, TOOLS AND CUTLERY
On st. Anthony ST., the American House.
MOULD call the attention of the citizens of ST Paul
w and vicinity, to their new, large and well assorted
stock of HOUSE FURNITURE
Such as Nails Locks in all their variety Wrought
Parliament and strop hinges Bolts shutters Fastener
brad Locks, screws atches Bell pulls Rapper>
MECHANICS TOOLS.
Hand Buck, mill, Y, Back and Rip saws; IIatchets az.
es, broad and pitching Adze spoke shave drawing knives
Firmer socket turning pairing Chsels Augurs braces
Trowe Jack, smoothing and Fine Planes Pillow and bead
GuageS boring machines Hatchets Hammers Flat round
and saw Files two and four fold Rules.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
Forks Rakes, Scythes scyhe snaths, Hoes curry comic
Trace back Breast Timber and Lock Chains Grub Hoe.
and ticks.
HOUSE FURNISHING.
Trays, Looking Glasses. Knives and Forks spoons. 6ns
assortment of silver plated Britannia and Japan Ware
Boilers, Kettles, Fire dogs, Shoyes and Lounges Waffle
Irons Coffee Burners Patent enamelled Iron Kettles la
dies, Swimmers gridrons, Coffee mills Flat Irons Butch
er, Cook and Carving knives.
They have also 6neassOrtment of Satdery Trmm;oy.
tirrups, Bits, Buckets; with Chain Pumps door scrarers
Corn Mills, Patent Balances and Counter Scales
Pan Ma
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NOTICE..

LAND OFFICE AT MINNEAPOLIs, May 18th 1856
YTNIE persons herein below named hereby notified
L Immediately to furnish this Office with their papers
of naturalization for transmission to Washington, and
that until such papers the issuing of
patents for the tracts by them empted has been
nended.
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cow STRAYED AWAY.

CTRAlED from the premises of Nicholas Ri plinger
~ on the Cannon River Road miles from Hastings, on
the 18th ult. White and Red coored Cow flu wit,
calf She has two red ears, slitted white rorelea ID
has red legs and is about six years old Whoever shall
return the animal to the undersigned TO Paul Faber
Thr Street St Paul. will be paid the sum of Five Dol
lars. NICHOLAS pIpPIJNC
June l. ~,
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PROBATE COURT..Ramsey County,
M AIRY MEXICAN, widow of Timothy Michigan
WI deceased, having applied to the Judge of the Pro-
bate Court TOR Ramsey County, to be appointed admin
istratrx OF the estate of Timothy Michigan, deceased
late of the city OF St Paul, in said County aforesaid
said application will be heard at my Office at ST. Pau
aforesaid, on the eighth day of June next at ten lO
O'Clock in the forenoon of that day.
And direct this notice to be published once in each
week for three weeks successfully in the Minnesota.
Pioneer newspaper published in said county of Ram
sey. RICHARD FEWER
Judge of Probate
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GALENA PRICES CURRENT.

OFFICE GALENA DAILY ADVERTISER, !
Saturday, June ., 1855. !
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st. Louis Markets.

Eastern Exchange bought at par for currency.
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Territory Of Minnesota, md District, |,
County of Ramsey, District Court. /
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OFF TODAY.
amer Audubon, Allen, St. Louis.
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II1HE largest assortment of CLOCKS importe} =.
i to this Territory, consisting of the choI .est EA)
kinds from the most celcbI ated makers. No chargef
to see them. Also beautiful lot of HUNTING AND PLAN
LEVER AND lEPINE WATCHES
WIN. ILIINGWORTH,
Cor. of Jack son and Fifth streets
st. Paul Jun 13, 1854. diff
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n INFORMATION WANTED
OF FRANK KRAFT, a German by birth, who took
passage on the steamer War Eagle on the 18th of
aB r for Iowa or Minnesota. His wife is in Salena
Ap desires to learn his whereabouts il living or il
dea any one knowing the fact will confer great favor
by addressing ANN KRATZ
OI
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PROBATE COURT FOR RAMSEY CO.
MURVILLE SHUMWAYhaving filed a petition with
1 the Judge of Probate for Ramsey county, setting
forth the decease of Ann Subway late the city Of
st. Paul. in said Ramsey county, and applying for the
appointing OF Louis kreger rs administrator of the
tate of said Ann Shumway deceased.
Said application will be heard before at the office
OF the Probate Judge for Ramsey county aforesaid al
ST. Paul, in said county, the 18th day of June next
at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon of that day.
And hereby order this notice to be published once
III each week Tor three weeks successfully the "Min-
nesota Poneer, newspaper published in said county
OF Ramsey.
Dated at ST. Paul, 22d day ofMay, A. ID. 1855.
. RICHARD FEWER. Probate IuiRr.
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CITY Tx sale.

| M Office is hereby given, that will sell at til.
~ City Council Room, in the city Of Burlington
Des Moincs Ciunty, State of Iowa, on the first Mon
day, 9th day Of February, 1855, all the Lots, Out
LOIS, and parcels VI ground in said city, on which
the Taxes are due and unpaid for the year 1853
Sale to take place between the hours Of ten O'Clock
A. NJ and o'clock r N. Of said day, and to contin-
ne from day tc day until ali such lots are sod viz
Lot No. l. ID, l3a IA, und Is, 80, 3sa, n ~,
Sx69 OF 4s, 10x5O of 49, 30xS0 of SO, l5x20 Of 56,
20x59 of II, rs, rs, II, l8xllS of 50, 60x59 of
I00 lo2, of l23, l24 l3l, l35, 1873, l57a, l62,
81 # ILL., 1885, 40x59 Of 1913, 20x2S of l9s, 80 of
2l4 20xfS of 237, 28x73 Of 239 Skis of $780, $40,
part 20x60 of IA, 2Ox60 Of 252, 20 1x60 Of 257,
59x60 Of 25s, 269, 29l, $685. 3O6, 1885, 3Ux42 Of 1886,
l0x5O Of 1886, 81 1885, 35Sa $685. 5Sx60 Of 38l, 57x60
of 3S2, 4l3 40x6o of 43s, 5sx6O of 446a 29x6o of
446, 3oxll7 of ass, 455a, 1885, 457 457a AGA, 2Sx6O
81 ~ 1s1eO OF 472 44 4s2 2osl7 Of ae
5sI, sos, 500, eoo e12, 1slxil7 Of 81, part s2s,
63l, $50, 636b 636a. 63S, a0xl17 of 644, 651,
80 fl G57, $50, 6s1, 700, FOL, 702, 7l3 " 72s
767, 767, part Of 77G, 1872, 7s2 lS0xl17 ft lot
$50, l95xll7 Of 500, SOFA, lot in block 9l2, 6 in
block GA and 10 in block 9l9, a22b, ] 926, ana
gig, 92sa. 932. SO in $40, W BE 9i2a, l30
942a, 90x240 1T 942a, lots and in GAS; l, 2,
and in block 951; in block 952; lot in 953; lot
20 in 1854; A. 5, s. Ii and II in block 957; and
in 95S l. 2, 10, and IL in $50; O. 3, TO- II and IL
in 900; 2, 3, 4. 5, IL and Is in $685. and in $685.
20 and 81 in 967; Is in 900; and ii in 970; 81, S.
" OF Ia and OF 10 IN 911; =. 4, D, IL and Is in
912 l. 2 3, 10, IL and u in 49, 100 # of 977 260x
z4o of 97s; und of 6ox240 of $40; W. ! of 979a;
9 979c; 20 979c; und and 8, 10 in 9sl;
3Sox400 in 9s6; 50x90 IF 1885, 90xlO0 of sSS; 2ll00
of $50. Lots in Peasley's Addition to Burlington
10, IA, 49, 36, 81 and 49, Lots in IIenrys dditon
to Buriington-7 and Is. Lots in Barrett's Addition
to Burlington, 5, rs and in block q 5, 6, |
4 s, and 10 in block 3; ~ 10, IL, II, u, IA,
Is, 49, II and Is in block 5; l., 3, 4, and II in
block g.; 10, II and IL in block 8; and in block
9; and IL in block IL; 2, 3, 4 and II book ~
3 -, 4, 5, and IN block Is; II in block lis and
in bloc 81; l, and in block 90; 8. 10 ard II in
block %; 3, 4, s. 6; ana in block 80 H. 12, II
md Is in block 35; in block AZ !; and in block
y; iR block A: 8, 3, 10 and Ii in block As III
block a.; 2. B. 4, 5 and in block 4S; IL in blcck
20; in block 81 2, ), 4, and s, in block IS; /
In block SO. NEW LIMITS
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From the ST. Louis Evening Nev
Eastern Presidcnts-and Western Interests.


Eas,era Presidcnts-and Western Interests.
When Gen. PIERcE's annual Message was
delivered, at the opening of Congress, the
Washington old grannies intimated that an
after-birth would shortly follow, letting out
the Presidents views on internal improve
msnts. 1t has come, and, from the report we
have seen Of it, it is manifest that if it had
been carefully slowed away in pigeon hole
Of the Presidential mansion as soon as it was
written, it would have redounded to more
credit to its author than its delivery and pub
lication will ever bring him. The President
is opposed to the Improvement of rivers and
harbors within the country, except for mill
tary purposes, and intrenches himself behind
the fact that the expression s'internal inn
proyements'' is not to be found in the Con.
sttution. Sagacious man, Gen. PIERCE is,
truly. The Presidents name is not found in
the Constitution, either; and yet the Presi
dents self is fact in HISTORIAN insignia
cant fact, indeed, yet fact, withal Gen.
PIERCE argues more like New Hampshire
special pleader than like q national officer.
whose views are not limited by the horizon
which hens in q survey from the highest
point in his fathers barn-yard.
1t is a fact which Western people cannot
too soon find ont for their own good, that
Eastern politicians, who know nothing of
their country except that part embraced in
the track, from their home to Washington,
make very ordinary Presidents. The fact
that every day brings with it some disaster
to Western life and property-that the au-
nual aggregate Of hose losses amounts to |
HUNDREDS of lives and millions of money
produces no more effect en- our Presidents
mind, than if the occurrence had taken |
place in Kamtschatka. lie docs not enter
into the feelings of Western men at the re-
hour on our rivers. Hence he sells the Gov /
eminent Snagboats at a sacrifice, and leaves
our vessels TO be ripped open by treacherous
snags, crushed by sunken rocks, or stranded
on hidden sand banks-thus entailing, not
only losses on individual owners, and Insu-
rance Companies, but widespread disaster
and ruin on the whole West.
The fact is, we must have Western poll
cy; and the way to inaugura'e it is to elect
Western President. One from too far South
is not better than one from too far NORTH
The hot plantations of Alabama and South
Carolina, are no more prolific Of material for
liberal Presidents, than the scant hills of
New Hampshire. We want man who
knows our Rivers, appreciates their impor-
lance as an element of Western welfare, and
is not TOO hids-bound in his policy to con-
strue the spirit as we'll as the words Of the
Constitution. We are in favor of general
move in the West, having for it's object the
selection and support of Western candi-
date for the Presidency, favorable to the APP
preparation Of national funds for the i'm
provement Of our rivers. Slavery has been
the issue long enough let US have another.
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1900
PU NCHES.


WALK BEYOND WALKER.
Most people that we meet with call
The seat IF war Sebastopol;
But that's not right, say some Pc Ople;
You should pronounceit Sebastople.
ADVICE TO THE ORDNANCE no ex-
Dense in increasing the calibrc Of your guns
twill be a greater bore to the enemy thar
to US.
One CoNFoRr.-Hardly as our poor fellows
may fare in the Crimea; the Emperor Of
Russia won't have his Turkey this Christ
mis-.
Too OBvIoUs.-Why is next portion of
Macauly's History of England like the
Premier? Because every body wishes it was
out.
The PRUssTAN CONSTITUTIONAL sealed
Book, strongly bound in Russia.
TEE GREAT CASE BEFORE THE WoRLD.-
Many members of the legal profession re-
gard. the setge of Sebastopol in the light of
an action Of ejectment. Behind this case
however, lies more extensive issue; The
prosecutors having determined to dispute the
Will Of Peter the Great.
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1900 Dollars worth Of Goods
AT AUCTION.

mess will offer for sale their entire stock Of Dry
Goods, Clothing, Hardware, Boots and Shoes &C., &C.
Al Auction,
commencing on the 18th of JANUARY next. to he
continued from day to day, until all are sold.
TERMS OF SALE:
All sums of fifty dollars and under, CASH, over f-
" 70 one hundred dollars three months credit and
all sums over hundred dollars, SIX MONTHS credit
to ne settled by Note, with good approved security
In order to reduce our stock much as possible we
shall commence this day selling
At COSE for CASE.
which will give those wishing to purchase chance of
obtaining cheapan desirable goods our stock being
new and well assorted.
Our Store will be closed the Stb of January pre-
paratory to Auction. LoCKARD & co.
Burlington, Dcc. IA, 1854.
NOTICE.
INHOSE knowing themselves indebted to the under
= signed, either by Note or Book account are re-
quessd to settle the by the uf February next
as all unsettled claims will be placed in the handsofa
proper officer for collection, after that date.
LOCKARD & co.
Burlington, Dec, IA, 1854. bplm
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Premium Portable Engines.

HE subscribers are now NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. five sizes
I to wit: 4, 8, 9, T. and Is horse Power Locomo-
tive Boiler, Portable Engines which are vastly spe-
rior to any other Portable Engine made. Also can
furnish on sholt notice, Portable Circular Saw Mills
OF the most approved construction. and we'll ada pied
to be attached to the Portable Engines 1eh are ca
pabe Of cutting from six to twelve thousand feet Of
lumber nd m 10 hours: For further particular address
r. w. GATES, 4 CO., Eagle Works, Chicago ILL.,
Chicago, Dec. Is, IS54-w6tw3m
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A NEW Concordance to the Holy Scriptures in a
n single Alphabet being the most comprehensive
and concise of any before published. for sale at
dec. 5, '54 CORSE 6
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TRI-WEEKLY HAWK-EYE.
Tesuday, January Is, 1856.

LAST CALL.-Mr. Foote will, in few days,
forward subscriptions to the Cosmopolitan
Art Union, the drawing of which takes place
On the 3Oth inst. The time is short. Those
who desire copy of any Of the standard Ma
pazipes at the current rate Of subscription,
and chance in this drawing will do well to
ace Mr.. Foote within very few days.
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JUST RECEIVED.
OH0 CANS prime Oysters,
LUO 10 boxes Star Candies,
10 dc. Mould do,
20do. Soap, ass'd..
IS do Rasns, new crop,
80 do Herring,
cases ground Rice,
and every article, in fact usually found in grocery
and provision stores-cheap as dirt, for cash-these
HARD times.
Gzss>All orders accompanied by the CASH, and al
articles sod will be sent home free of charge the
wagon is always ready. w. IL. ANDERSON.
Main Street, Burlington, Dec. IS, "a.
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More New Rocks.


way way I this day received by Express, from Lew
: ,@k, fine lot Of New B,oks, among winch may
y '.and the very popular works entitled
hath Hall, by Fanny Fern;
Ida May; Life OF Barnum;
=, ,ae Dosecote or the Heart the Homestead;
nary Duadas, Wanderers, and other tales;
I,soscfnook Children, by Alice Carey;
gsnnie Morrison, or the Discipline 1t Life;
,spain, or New Foes with an Old Face;
ccsF' Canot, or 20 years Of an African Shaver;
rruzot popular Tales;
naow Aothing Token, Jan. 1855;
"eraid Massey's Poems;
.afpsnter's sc Composition Physiology;
nnalufe IN Disease; PteseI walton OF Health;
n4snes & American Humor;
NJ, =. rartingt'n's Carpet Bag, &C., &c.
gssqes which will be found an assortment OF other
- s'iancous AID Religious works; Sabbath school
ny tlbe and Tract Society's publications, aud
Of School books for Wholesale we'll as retail
r&es. Stationery Of all kinds, &C., DC.
r. Il. A. VAN METER,
-. No. Barrct House Block.
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CANDLES-15 boxes Star Candles;
" 100 do mould and tallGw, for sale by
Jan9, 1855 He HUNT,
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iFHE Potapher papers ire printed from Putnams
/ Monthly, highly entertaining work. al
nov Is, 81. VAN METERS.
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JUST RECEIVED,
% CANS Fresh Oysters,
CU 80 do Lobsfers,
$50 boxes Sardnes,
50 NJ. Fine Segars. assorted
Fresh Oysters by the can uozcn, for family use
during the season.
New Bacon Hams.
500 pieces choice new Bacon Hams and Shoulders,
SO pieces Dried Beef, cheap for cash on Main-st by
dec IS, "a. WV. ii. ANDERSON.
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At COST for CASE7.
NOTICE,
WAGON STILL RUNNING.

The subscriber will respectfully inform the pub
lie and his old customersn particular that he has just
received and in store full and general assortment of
Groceries and Provisions which will be sold cheaper
than the cheapest for cash only Please call and see
and satisfy yourselves and not be mistaken.
Oct. 9TH, "a. WIN. II. ANDERSON.
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Ladies' Dress Goods.
n nd dress Trimmings of the latest STYLES. fine
"A stock, open and for sale low by
oct 26 L. l.. &C. B. PARSONS.