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GRAND Rail-, AND SUPPER.

ITO be given in Honor of GENERAL TAYLOR, on ,u-7
il FRIDAY, Dec. 18th, at the ARMORY HALL. al ~,
The Subscription List the above Ball open 2s8
the Office Of the Ball Room. sA4aslJA
E- Arrangements have been made to have the Supper -
in the beneath the Aunory Hall ROOM which
Of equal dimensions. d
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VIM. 81 MORGAN

Practical Matchmaker. No. 81 Canal street,
THIRD DOOR FROM CAMP STREET. =
HHE subscriber has Just received additional supply OF
WATCHES, JEWELRY and F.4ygGF n
yer Watches, with Hunting Cases, II az
- 49, Of Nj: /. Tobias, R9skel and other ses1sl
49, ~ superior makers; also. fine London Duplex
Watches rich Iewery of the latest styles com rising hne
Gold Watch Chains Keys and Seals, Ladies Bracelets,
Ne ckaees Breast Pins Cold Pencil Gases, Finger Rings,
etc, Also great variety Of FANCY GOODS, selected
by himself in Northern markets from the latest European
imporations consisting OF Work Boxes, Dressing Cases
fine Fans Retcues, Scissors; fine assortment Of SILVER
WARE, pure coin; Umbrellas Canes. and 9th fancy
articles An the above articles will be sold at the most mode
rate rates MS I'm 3dp
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DRUGS AVID MEDIcTNEs.

OUININE. CALOMEL, BLUE MASS, IPE- n
Nnk GAG, RHUBARB, etc.-As low for cash ~
4 as can be procured elsewheTe-Call and ~
S=Tf judge-Dr. E. J. COXES PREPARA. &AA
tOlL~ SOUTHERN COUGH SYRUP-An unequaled
remedy for Coughs Influenza. etc.
EXTRACT OF COPAIVA, SARSAPARILLA
AND CUBEBS-A certain and sgreeabe cure superior to
the Capsules or any other extract.
TONIC EXTRACT OF SARSAPARILLA AND
made =
BALSAM OF NAPHTHA, TAR, LIVERWORT,
etc-For the relief and cure of Consumption and Bronchitis
LOUISIANA VERMIFUGE, RHEUMATIC LINZ
MENT.
tism, Bronchitis and Consumption
~ Office corner Magazine and lOydras SITS. n23 1y3dp
AsTROLOGY.
AFR WILSON, President of the Astrological Society
IYE in London, may be consulted for a short time only,
all affairs of Human Life, Past Present., and Future at
No. 223 CuSt0Rh0WSe street. door from Irene.
Mr.. Wilson the only person who predicted, correctly,
the marriage of Queen Victoria and described her husband,
Ers~ Attendance from IL 10 g P. Nee, 81 60 d41m
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SALES AT AUCTION.
Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hats, etc.
Nv MOD ply q NEVIIIG

"WEDNESDAY, December 6, at 10 O'Clock VIII be sod m
w Sales Room (up stairs No 81 Magazine
70 cases BROWN D0MEsTiCS and DRfLLlNGS;
Is cases PR MIS-, CABlC0ES aud BLEACHEO COTTONS
1871 cases BOOTS SHOES BROGAES, for Gentlemen La
dies, Misses, Boy, Youths, and Chidrea;
90 cases HATS and CAPS, general assortment. is
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e82 GOO Havana segars.

BY MUKPH1 a MENUS.
T'RDAY December st, at u oc9ek-Wi be sold, without
II the warehouse OF the weku1wn importers, Messrs
Laborde g. Xqnes, No. 81 Common street
$4,000 SUPERIOR HAVANA SEGARS, direct importation and
entitled drawback consisting Of mpernes, Regaa Canone
P9nes Trabucos Congresses Mlar, Vegueros PnaePes and
Others from the best Havana t0be detailed IN the
eoue which viii be ready the day previous 70 the SALE
$780, cash; from $500 to 5000 Sixty days from
paper . - - - IT 40
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RAoEsM ETAIRIE COURSE.
! S
FALL MEETING, 1848.
SECOND DAY, WEDNESDAY, Dec 6, 1913 Race to come
- off past o'clock NJ .Pr0peo Purse, $500! En-
trance 10 per cent, added. e. Two-Mle Heats.
Entries:
l. F. A. Lumsdeu }. W. Weden's ch ELIZA GOD
DIN, by Decatur Of Connna years old Dress, Fancy
g. Duncan F. Kenn g. EOLUS by Gray Medoc dam
by imp. Leyiathan; years cid. Dress Red and Red
SECOND RACE Purse slOO-Mle Heas-Entrance, 10 per
cent, added to the Purse.
Entries:
l. Col +. A. Lumsden D. C. Brown g. Co.'S b. STREAK,
by Cripple, ElbOrak; years Old. Dress, Fancy.
TuBroeck CAROLINE, by Broker dam by Go
dolrhin years old Dress,
g. T. B. Gold by b. ELIZA DAVIS, by Leyiaan, dam
Mary Jones. Dress Fancy.
4. Ig. Siymensk ELIZA BEEMAN, by Doncase dam
by Mercury years old. DTess,-.
w Carriages for Passengers leave the St. Charles Hotel and Canal
Basin. d6 R. TEN BROCK, Secretary.
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MEDICAL NOTrCr

MEQlCAL HOT1CE.F
lR. PARMELEE would inform al those persons labor
~ ing under certain class of diseases called Secret, that
he prepared to offer them SAFE and PERMAN NEXT CURE
IN whatever form the dlsease may present ITSELF lie would
invite those suffering to call IT bis Office. where he can be
committed free to- No. 81 HEEI9 STREET, between
baIoune and phIpps. dbu
A MARMlpN hss removed BIZ eitss q sYf paAHkgs
Z ~ sRset, ~ assS sbsYs esyEaAss ~
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Assault AND BArTERY.-Ameia Gilmore yester-
day before the First District Court by Recorder Bald
win, charge Of committing assault and battery
the person Of Ann Donnohoe
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RACES. ECLIPSE COURSE, oARRoLLro

hAOtlo. 4aOA4Fs d OOO 1AoLI Of1ALAOLLA OIF'
AM z As1eeu
SPRING MEETING, 194o.
EVyHE REGULAR SPRING RACES Of the LOUISIANA
Il ASSOCTATION JOCKEY CLUB will come of on TUES
DAY 81 i8i9 The Programme the Meeting will
given IN a ew DAYS. THOS. EUBANK LEEFE,
"a Secretary OF the Louisiana Association.
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AUCTION NOTICE,

TFHE undersigned have associated tenseves the Auction
Il Business, the Sale and Purchase OF Estate Negro
Merchandise successon and viii Brokers
apperalning thereto under the firm BONNEVAI q
DOMINION. ~ o office, No. 81 TOULOUSE street
J. A. BONNEVAL,
al It H. ]. DOMINGON
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So To tegUe THURSDAY. Dec. T. Mt 5 P. M. pos
FOR LOUISVILLE, Cincinnati Wheeling, and Pitts
- burgh.-fhe elegant passenger steamboat - -
MARTHA WASHINGTON, r.. Irvine aaAakkArfF.ssA3a
master Is now feceiying freight, and will leave
as above For freight passage apply board at PoydraS
street wharf or
HYDE & OGBESBY ~ Poydrasst
de or J. MCGREGuR & CO., Tchoupitoulas st.
N. B.-The Martha Washington draws only 20 inches
water and will meet with delay.
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~ TO teape TuiS DAY, Dec. 6, az 5 P. NJ. pos
NOR CINCINNATI. Louisville Wheeling, and Pitts
bnrg.-,Ihe new and splendid passenger gYST n
wels master, is receiving fright, and viii Esa{
eageas above For freight passage, having unsurpassed
accommodations apply board at Povdras street wharf,
0rtO HYDE 0GLESBY, II POydTas st.
N BThe United States vii take freight Tor Mills Point
Paducah, Smhland, etc. de
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NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS.

L. the Ladies that they Ire now opening at their
store. No. IL Chartres street, an entire NEW I1NN
STOCK of DRESS GOODS, selected with great VIC
- care by an agent in France. and by one of -
- the firm from the importers in New York, ~
z expressly for the retail trade. Their stock consists
- in part Of
COored SILKS and SATINS, in all the new designs of
the black Silks. plain wateed figured striped and
plald lIs POpenes PARIS printed, plain striped embrOld
cred and plain CASHMERE and MOUSSELINE De
LAME: entirely style rich BaIeges Mantilas and
Coas the most extensive and complete assortment Broche
Cashmere. Tukee, and Tartan square and long SHAWLS
Wedding OTee Dresses coOred and white embroidered
checked striped and plaid SWISS, MUsLINS Lace
Capes, Wells, and Scars Embroidered Muslin Capes
Co ans, Handkerchiefs and Cuffs Infants embroidered Caps
Waists and Robes black white, and cooTed LAGES aud
EDGtNGS Linen Cambria and Clear Lawn HandkeT
chiefs Ribbons, Arfcas and Plumes Gimps and Frnges
silk and cotton HOSIERY; Kid Gloves; French Millinery
and American STRAW BONNETS, for Ladies' Misses
and Children d. P. SCANLAN g. CO,
d. I'm IL CbaTtres street.
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s1- 10 SAL WITH QUICK DISPATCH
EVOR NEW YORK STy7NTON'S LINE OF
u PACKETS.-The fast-saiing regular packet E74
ship FAIRFIELD, Capt. Sam'l Loveand, Is nov setlz
loading and will be imme dat civ dispatched above ~
For balance Of freight or passage having
accommodations apply on board Pier No l. foot Of St.
Joseph street. or to ]. w STANTON a GO.
B27 corner of Magazine and Lafayette streetg
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TyHE undersigned hayiHR long been engaged 10 F-VTN
! tie sTQRAGE HqsINEsss, pa prepared - ! =
70 Iseeiyg On 3.glzge il theif Eyeadia 8ap6hdales
~ kpa Il Gaaas ca fsa sszt sgssbeakls 9Asse. al
AassARaA, geNhSA sHi VI Tthsasssss 4
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FORGERIEs AND EXTENSIVE FRAUDs-Whin few
days individual hitherto occupying highly respectable
position in this city, has been charged ~ Major Dashe Of
the u s. Pay Department with forging the OF Judge
g. b. beverly 10 certificates of soldiers claims for pay.
From what has already to light the system appears
have been practiced for time and il is unknown to
what extent the Government and individuals have been de-
fauded. Not only has the of Judge Beverly been
forged bu in instances there six orgeies
gle set Of papers. Those by whom the system has been
pmcced hsve obtained it is supposed through the nstTu
mentality Of Of the clerks connected with
the Department al Washington the muster rolls Of the diff
en corps engaged in the service Of the country during the
late and with this aid have. until now been able to
fraudulent papers undeeced. Paymaster Dashe has
discovered with the partial examination he has been able to
make Of the papers yet in his large number of
iogees and tits presumed that papers Of the desctp
uon-t is impossible TO conjecture TO what exent-have
been transmitted 10 Washington and have been received BY
the Government genuine. Il impossible for the Gov
eminent officers detect the frauds as even the forged
papers here have the proper signatures Of the Governor
and the Secretary Of State certifying the signature Of
Judge Beverly Both those ocei1. in the multiplicity of the
business Of the kind that has been before them for some time
past and in relying upon the responsibility Of
the party presenting the papers, very naturally easily
deceived We understand Paymaster Dashe has trans
mtted Geographic dispatch TO Washington inf forming the
Government of the facts that have to his knowledge
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WhO pays for the costly FIXTURES IN the liiRsTy Stores
dOloR torn Those 1oa0 patrORize hiem-Ged 9ohO do
pqtroHtze them? Those 10h0 Judge Of TIC UGtae Of
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e95- 10 feaUe WEDNESDAY. Dec. s, ai5P M. pos.
ENQR GRENADA, Troy, Tnscahoma Chocc6uma.
~ Tchuma, LefOre, Greenwood, Marion 81 -
YazOO City, Satania eic-The new light tStkAssst9
dTaught steamboat MUSCLE No 2, Samuel s 49,
eva tney, master receiving freight and will leave
above For freight or passage apply on board opposite
Canal street n
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HYDE & OGLESBY. I3 Poydras ST.
~ The MUSCLE No. was built for the YazOo trade,
and draws only 20 inches water. ia
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MRS. McCLUSKEY,
FASHIONABLE .MTJ.LLNER AND


F.aSHIOJN.A BE yMILLENER AND
r. DRESS-MAKER, ENsA
Corner Circus and GrGUier streets, N. o. ~
VIZ TUSCANS, LEGHORNS, PANAMAS, -
and STRAWS, Cleaned Dyed and altered to the present
fashion.
N B.-The above will be executed in the most FASH
I0NABLE STYLE, and on the most REASONABLE
TERMS. OF 6m
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IAhIE WAN LEDs--
TIFTFEN to twenty dOHbleteam BOX -
IL CARTS will 6nd constant employ &C.,
ment at good wages, by applying 70 the
subscriber. -. -. -. 49,
n10tf between St. Paul and Gironde streets.
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DR. ROGERS'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF LIVER
WORT AND TAR.
"A SAFE and certain cure for CONSUMPTION. OF
IA THE LUNGS, Splitting of Blood, Coughs, Colds
Asthma Pain in the Side, Bronchitis, Hopping Cough
and all Pulmonary Affections.
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der SCH0N CLAM. This great triumph of art by gu
distinguished countyman Julius WhOehleT though having
been discovered but few months has already spread owe
this entire continent with celebrity Unprecedented and ha
taken the name Of the great Swedish Pima Donna, Jenn
Lind. Such universal testimonial of its value
and the greatest aeknoedg offs qualities can have
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kgsEE ADYERTIsENENTs ON THIRD PAGE.
Pittsburg ........... UNITED STATES Caldwell p NJ
HaeOO RiDer MUSCLE NO. ?, Gvgartney P. NJ.
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News from Euroy,e.

The Britannia is now in her eighteenth day.
This gives her long passage. If she does not
soon arrive the new steamship Canada will anti
clpate her adyices, and birg us two weeks later
intelligence. 1t is expected by some that the G.
will make the passage in eleven daye, even at this
season of the year.
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FROM HAVANA we have received files OF the
Gaota de La Habana, to the 23d ult. inclusive,
two days later than previous advices. They con.
tam nothing of interest
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STEAMSHIP ACADIA. Captain stone, which sailed
frcm Boston, on Wednesday last, for Liverpool,
wac seen next day at /, p. NJ. Cape Sable, ~ 10
miles.
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NEW YORK HERALD.
gOrth w ct Corner Of Fulton and Nassau sts
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PROPRIETOR

The Dali HERALD-Three ednioas every day, too cefs
per copy-S7 % per danum. The MORNING EDITION 10
published al o'clock M and distributed before breakfast;
the first AFTERNOON EDITION be had Of the aetrshosu
at o'clock p. H. and tbs second AFTERNOON EDi1I0Ns 81.
2k o'clock.
The WEEKL Y HERALD-Every Saturday. for c,culd-
tion the american Coaent6h cents s. TX
s. yer annsm 20 actuae The ponge j Europea" sda''"
ALL LETTERS by mail for subscriptions, or Nth adccr-
semenfs to Dc po paid the postage oH be deducted from
TIC reunited.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. containing importane
literally paid for
ADVERTISEMENTS, (reneoed every morning and to b
published ihe morning and afternoon editions reasonable
prices to be oren IN PLAIN ieSbie the proprietor
not responsible for errors manuscript.
NO NOTICE aksR of Whdt-
intended for Insertion mast be authenticated by the
address the
guaranty Of his good faith We return rejected
IRONS.
PRINTING Of all kinds erecnted beauttfiy
patch Orders received at the Office, corner Of Fulton and
Nassau
The HERALD ESTABLISHMENT Is open trosshosa tks
night trcH day.
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John Kemble Mason Of the city aforesaid Doctor OF
Medicine or any two either Of them separately
our and attorney with power Of
for us and in to make, execute and deliver
or or proper to vest any purchase pur
cbses his her their respective heirs and assigns to
whom the said Pierce may at any time or times hsiea
ter sell and convey his lands tenements, or heredta
me nte or any part parts thereof or hereafter
owned BY him free and clear estate and interest.
free and clear estates and interests therein reIea.ed
tbrcs or eftste interest or claim or demand pre-
rent or future eventual contingent Of the said
Frances Anne, or Of US the said commitments IN her
right therein or thereto Witness our hands and seals
tb, oath day of December the year Of our Lord one
Thousand esh hundred and forty.fv
"eA" FRANCES ANNE BtTLER. [L.sl
Signed, sealed and delivered oy the shove named
Pierce Butler, in the presencs OF us
o. BAILEY,
j. HENRY BULKLEY.
And by the above named Frances Anne Butler, in
Three witnesses are necessary.
City Of Philadelphia, S.:
December in tbsyear Of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and forty FIVE, before the eubscriber Mayor
Of said city came Pierce Butler ana scknosleoged tns
desired that the might be recorded as such 60
In testimony whereof, have here
Seal Of unto set my hand and Iixsd the
Phsdtlphia corporate seal of said city, tt .
I City. day and year 5s ssoy S, yTt,sn H..
W
nsuiofe Of the Unfttd states IF .8me,ioa, S.:
Before me the Copsul Of the United States for the
city Of London, in the Kingdom Of Great Britain. aud
the dep. ncies thereof the above named Fran
ces Anne Butler, who being examined separately and
apart from Der husband above named acknowledged
the above letter of attorney to be her act and deed
nd the full contents thereof being by made known
to her declared that che signed sealed and delivered
The same voluntary. 60, Of her own free will and ac-
cord without any compulsion or coercion Of her said
husband.
witness my hand and the seal OF the said Consulate,
this day OF in the year Of our Lord,
1876.
EXHIBIT 16.
Dear Sir:-I owe you apology for not sooner ac-
dying your note Of the 4th inst but an unu-
tual pressure Of professional engagements made ne
peceftary for NE to postpone everything for few
hours. which would bear that delay.
Your letter OF the 18th Of September last Of which
you enclose q copy was duly received By me- and
hsr dsd to Mrs. Butler. But while cheerfully make
u s statement, nust add TO It, that from converse
ton which place between just before You sen
that letter, 1T the time you handed ito me-for
~ my ressiop s correct you wrote the note In my
tfice, expected 20 have seep you fhe next day TO
a,c.r'bn Mrs. Buffers views upon the subject Was
rccoroirpy TO have given you the next day,
Ter v'crsintsesrd to your proposition. II w. how
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good deal Of among us Some say that this
public to fight whose battles fair proportion Ct our
countrymen have volunteered las the worthy General
Scott lately remarked) s getting cold hearted against
now just as the tyrants Of England have always
viii he kind enough to pardon nv bold, and, perhaps,
presumPtuous remarks; but when hear the dissatis-
faction that prevails among the rhmen Of this city,
wherever fnd few Of them gogether respecting the
non- interference Of this government in protecting
men sworn to defend it against its enemies no matter
ana rneie Sey mas n lin 20
inquiries in manner that will give my down. trodden
country men soms light on the subject.
we'll known and apprecat among us; and 1t gives
me confidence in requesting an answer becoming
statesman of free America.
lam, sir, your obeslsnt servant,
M. T. GIBBONS.
The following is the answer received
DEPARTMENT OF STATE, I
Washington December 2, 1870
SIR:-I presume your letter of the 18th ult., would
not have been written, had my letter to Mr Robinson
then been published would merely observe, IN
answer to your statement that "the English are now
rapsackipg American vessels with impunity, as they
had done before last war that no specific complaint
Of h has m, ,0s % 81 sns
used to ascertan the facts and circumstances Of
the and the proper course viii then be adopted
am, sir, respectfully
..- Your obedent servant,
JAMES BUCHANAN.
M. T. GIBBONS ESQ, New York City
by tnls correspondence, IL wouiu appear ua' ho
official notice has been taken by the United States
government, of those high handed ourages of the
Britsh authorities on the rights Of naturaIzed clti-
zens, as well as on our national flag. because the
subject has not been brought before it in official
way. 1t is the duty Of American consus to lay all
such matters before the government; but how can
it be expected that they would take that course,
when but few If them are American citizens them
selves. and therefore have no interest in uphold
ing the rights and dignity Of the United States or
our citizens in foreign parts
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MEDICAL OFFICE

No. 30 CHst0mhOHSe street, Mem Orteah
INVALUABLE DISCOVERY.-No PAY REQuGgO
Il UNTIL CURE Is EFFECTED.-Pnvate diseases cuf1 u
few days by regular physician, without mercury or OY
poisonous medicines, at No. So CustomhOuse street. NewW
leans, Louisiana. , .h
Dr. MULLEN calls the attention of those afflicted gn
of the forms OF certain Disease to his general
tisement in another column The treatment adopted W
is that which has the approval of the most Distinguish
success has proved beyond doubt that permanent cure
the worst of constitutional syphilis gonorrGa
ture, enlargement of the PROSTATE glands, diseases
by csktaln solitary practice etc ETC. now 9e oDa
TO moral certainty if application be made 10 those WIZ
Intelligence, skill and experience can be relied on s
Mullen opened in this city, hH the many that ha'ec
under his care have been cured without single eNp se
Some of these of years standing One remark fe
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rGa and gieet is the most perfect discovered ~ c
shortest safest and surest The patient takes no copa G
tanned in one'or two days without pain eho
change OF diet, Es No pay unless cure Is eiec'eu
the time named. .,oa,
IMPOTENCY.-Youn Others who by SeAua II the
or self pollution, may have brought on Themselves d 10.
painful consequences resulting from an uniesy in.
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voluntary seminal emissions general debIy or con.
arrangement consult DR. Mullen with hohoas ectsy
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observed. ~ eeCas.
Dr. Mullen can be consulted daily at his office IL 60 D.
tomhouse st. BENJAMIN MI LIEN nh16 In
eY Remember, No 81 CustomhouSe ST. ~