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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-23

New York, arrived at the Nen House, In Columbus,
Ohio, the l,th instant, route for Cincinnati
Charles Butserhed the agent Of the Mexican govern
nent IL IL reported, has gone to Mexico He left this
city few days ago.
Hon. Linn Poyd has arrived Philadelphia his way
to Washington While at Columbus, Ohio, he com
Col. Allen Col Meiary Auditor Morgan Secretary OF
State fevitt, and number Of democrats of Ohio
present This is just compliment to stern and ster-
Hon. John b. Thompson, of Kentucky, has arrived in
Washington.
Major General Scott arrived Washington on Tuesday
apparently in the enjoyment Of excellent health
ARRIVALS.
A. the Union Place Hotel-T. J. Wood Hon. j. o. Put
Hs. s:rs r .ss cssssss.
EnElAn.; VIM. Deirone B.isimcrs; W. Dsnnison. n T.;
S;Is Ssy ,sssss s,.ss::
:ss ssssss island Hon. J. EisosssT n Y; Hon. Hiram
W. Potter, Boston; X Her.sy, do. H. Prindls Roshss
, SGs . Issw New My
Hazard cG.nse'isusj p y T Moore Roshs:sss; g. VI
and lady yiI.nis Capt D. Chadwick, Lynn Conn; ".
B.rass, do Rogers New Yors i boMsr Jr
Boston j 4 How. do; r $ silIsw: Al ogo.d
+. ii. James, New Jsrsey. -
the JTynS HSr.sIJ r EssA9: n.s s,. Col
Chapman, Conneeteut; D. upham, Texas Y: 8. Kidder,
Oh. sS Lake.. iEs SSSis d ss
Carolina; John Macarthur, Philadelphia Major A. Peter
SON. Georgia; COL Charles Wiasiow. Aane A. r. Haines,
NJ d. Boston.
At the Metropolitan uote-R. jerks and family, Cuba,
John orris, Jr Bristol; W. sham Boston; g. Joyce,
Yellow Syringe, OLio A. D. stone, Cnicaso T. H. Morgan
Bnghamton; J. W. 1ompkins and SON. White Plans; u.
Walsh, Rochester, Mr.. Curtis and family, walngord,
Samuel P,ttcs oston; Henry p.ttes, DO; j. Fogg and
lady, Cleveland Charles Acid, England Mr.. Wntins &C.
cnle, Fisher, New Haven Fredk. yinton Louis John
s. Irving do; Geo II. Gordon, Massachusetts, John E.
Brown, Philadelphia; Chas VIM Carroll, DO; John s. Key
savory, Salem; Col Gpin, St. Louis; VIM n Iutts and
lady, New York; VIM Asncw, Philadelphia
From Charleston in steamsi Adger-Nrs Nc Donald,
schaub, Rodgers, Ssudecker, ID Bstos-ll in the
steerage
DEPARTURES.
Miss s. r. Richards Mrs Jos Whiden, w Allen II
ter and lady, Middleton Jr, Putnam, n Blow N
FAINT Miss Doyiey Hand Z Atkinson Mrs. Aristoll,
three children and nurse, Miss Mclaughlin Robt vonek
lendt Pratt Il ADdrsws, B Eloodgood Br,ekle-
lady three children and nurse Master Reid Jessie Jones'
Jns Asn.os Gadsdea i.dy nurse and nj infanr
1s :wf sansa fSd S.ms x Well
cspt Bossslls lady and two eharsa fho%ss fsrsons
Rogers i Sheridan L Allen, James, seaman, Brnn:
London. Dennis Coffee, Smart, nellie, and s. in the
For Savannah, in steamship Alsbama-Dry Fullmer Mr.
Piper, c Buck, Fink. , K Russ j, Crandall,
Aylsworth, Alexander, Gard, H Jesup Ketchum
and lady Miss oliver and servant Mr. Fosc Mr. Taylor,
Miss Elliott Miss Elliott Rev Stevens laty and Ave
children, Niches and lady, xrs T MeGregor, Miss
vent Mrs de Parades Miss Pavsdes and two servants
Parades Parades Geo Jones and servant Mrs Harsten
and child, G Cuthbert-ss in the ssesrags.
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THE PACIFIC RAIL Road c0SrRAcT-ExrENsIvE
PRosTs.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. Il, 1854
The steamship Mexico arrived here to-day, bringing
dates from a.veston, Texas, to the 18th inst.
The Governor OF Texas sti contends that the stocks
deposited by Messrs. Walker and King insufficient to
secure the Pacific Failroad contract.
Extensive white frosts had occurred throughout the
country
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A MODERATE CoRREspoNDENcE--We are in
formed by a Washington correspondent of one
Of our Baltimore exchanges, that moderate
correspondence" is progressing between Mr.
Marcy and The representative o. the British 90
yegnment, touching the bombardment Of Grey
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LATEST NEW 8,


Ehs Loss by the Destruction OF Plaelde's
Htt N, Theatre.
tsEt'a New ORLEANS, Nov. q, 1854
The loss BY the destruction Of Paeides varieties
Ia estimated at ninety thousand dollars upon which
there is insurance Of thousand five hundred
dollars only, In the Sun Mutual Company.
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MUAc AND THE DRANATo night Is the last for the pr
sent Of the English opera company at the Broadway thea
ire The troupe depart for Boston, where they sing at
new theatre. Undoubtedly the many admirers Of Miss
fype win I'LL the Broadway tonight The "Crown Dr..
monds' is played.
Miss Julia Deans benefit and last appearance for so
months In this city will take place at the Metropot
theatre next Saturday evening Miss Dean one OF the
best American actresses and deserves well Of her
tVmen. We not informed to the play selected
for her benefit but II all her friends turn out on the
occasion the Metropolitan viii be found insufficient
10 accommodate them.
Placide's Varieties, which was burned on the 18Th
email but elegant theatre, owned by number Of
wealthy merchants Of New Orleans. It was erected
about three years ago. and has been managed by
Mr. Thomas Plaedc wen known Of the Old Park
actors The regular had not commenced but the
opening for rantomime announced thus
PIAcirE's vARmrIEs-The Varieties theatre will open
ON Saturday evening Nov Is with the wonderful Ravel
family Nile Urea Matthias the celebrated Russian
viii appear in two of her bert dances The will
Lovo"Jolard, Francois Rayel The entirely panto.
mime Of Aslhodsl the Magic PEN will DO BROUGHT
with sFenaid scenery and appointments and Francois Ea
pear including Asssrs paa Brilliant, Mansin Marzetti,
Frank, uinan, ana others Box book now OPEN
We presume that the theatre underlet TO the Ra
yel and that Mr. Pacdes actual loss viii not be large
His stock company selected here probably arrived at
New Orleans at about the time Of the fire. His stage
manager, Mr. W. H. Hambln, eldest Of the late
manager sailed from this port for New Orleans the 9Th
Noysrbcr.
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UGDENSbUK6, NUV q. IoV5.
This morning, about four O'clock of our citizens,
and for many years resident here caught in the
act Of firing building by E. W. Benedict, halter Of
this place. who a sefconstituted watch. The pub
lie opinion here Is that to the individual caught
are look nearly all the fires that have rapidly swept
over our age for several years past, all happening
about four O'Clock in the morning. Mr.. Benedict allow
ed the gentleman to set the building on fire, while he
stood secretly looking and when he fed he followed
and caught struggled with and overcame him. 1t was
a sharp tight, but the ncendiary overpoweged and
in nuv, IN confinement.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-23

sNow AND SLEIGHrNg.-Snow fell TO the deoth
OF foot In Worth, Jefferson county, N. ", last week.
and seighs were drawn out for the fret time this
season,
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Williamsburg city News.

B,EeIARY.-During Tuesday night the tailoring estab-
lsimen OF II. nry Wills in Even street, burgari-
ously entered and robbed Of goods valued at about
$1,000,
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Collision on Lake Erie.

LOSS OF THE SCHOONER GRAND TURK, LOADED WITH
RAILROAD IRON.
BUFFALO, Nov. %, 1854.
The new schooner Grand Turk, loaded with railroad
iron, into on Saturday last, By an unknown
vessel Lake Erie. She sunk almost instantly after
the collision and will be total loss. Her helmsman
was killed. She was insured for 81, 900.
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From Philadelphia.
The Weather.
HEAVY FALL OF SNOW AT THE EAST.

HEAVY FALL OF SNOW AT THE EAST.
BANGOR, Nov. %, 1854.
We have had moderate fall of snow here all the af
ternoon and evening; and at this time 40 o'clock, p.
the storm is increasing There is yet, no ice in
the river and navigation is good Since the recent
heavy rains, the mills have turned out large quantity
of lumber and there several vessels taking in
goes for the west and SOUTH Vessels in great de-
mand, and are unusually scarce.
SNOW AND sLEIGHING AT SARATOGA.
SARATOGA, Nov %, 1854
We were visited here this morning with quite smart
storm and the having fallen to the depth Of
about four inches, has made sleighing pretty fair.
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Election OF United States Senator.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. 81 1854.
Robert W. Johnson democrat, has been unanimously
lected United States Senator from Arkansas by the
rkapsas legislature.
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Departure OF the Empire City.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. q, 1s54T
The steamship Empire City sailed from here to-day, for
New York, via Havana.
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town. The esshudasn Of that mighty victory
ia fubsiding. and Marcy 10 beecming moderate.
What ia The drifs Of this /" moderate eorrespon-
deDcef 7" Who mowsi
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Death Of Thomas p. Cope.
BALTIMORE, Nov. %, 1854.
Thomas p Cope died at his residence here to-day aged
eighty seven years. He the originator Of Copc's
line of Liverpool packets, and for half century
pied high positions in this city.
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Departure OF the Steamship America.
BosroN Nov. %, 1854.
The steamship America sailed at noon to-day, with
forty five passengers for Liverpool and twenty three for
Halifax. She takes out with her 1864, 227 in Americaa
gold, ten hundred and fifty pounds sterling In English
coin, and small freight.
From Philadelphia.
HEAVY FAILURE FITTING OUT OF THE JAMESTOWN.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. % 1854
An extensive iron manufacturing concern has failed
Its liabilities are stated at $500 O00 and its assets
81, 100000.
The United States ship jamestown is now being fitted
out at the Navy Yard here for years cruise.
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Markets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK MARKET.

Markets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK MARKET.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. %, 1854.
Money is tight to-day, stocks heavy quote
Reading at 80 Norris Canal at 103S Long Island Rail-
road at III Pennsylvania SIS at 49, Panama Railroad
1T 4O1.
NEW ORLEANS Nov. 81, 1854.
Our cotton sales for the last days have amounted
70 5000 bales. Middlng 10 quoted at SHc. q SIC.
Mess pork is selling at $3.50 Flour is SO 30 per bbl
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. q, 1884.
Cotton Is unchanged. The sales to-day Wednesday,
reached 5000 bales. Mddng is quoted at 0Hc.;
pork, $23; Rio coffee, $500 bags sold at exc. CSC.
The stock in port is 70, 900 bags.
MOBILE Nov. 90, 1854.
Our cotton market is active Sales to-day 5000 bales.
Middlng we quote at SIC.
BUFFALO, Nov. 22-l1A.M
business on change this morning Is very quiet and
deslers are waiting for the steamers news. Flour
In -four there Is fair inquiry from the city
and the ntencr. Sales 500 bills at 81 S5L for
Black Rock SIS o5 Tor Upper Lake 50 rs for choice
Illinois, and 80 80 for extra Illinois. There have
been no transactions in Michigan Ohio Wheat.-In
wheat and corn we find nothing done as yet The ne.
ceps Of the former continue good, while the latter
light. The prices asking are the same yesterday.
Gate and Bsrley.-There has been inquiry for oats
AMI barley yet. RyeIn rye there sales OF 1000
bushels, TO arrive, at 81 Is. whskey-whiskey is
minally held at 3shc. Canal freight dull and
nominslly lee for corn to New York. Receipts this
morning Flour, ,614 bbls. wheat 72,942 bushels;
corn, $500 bushels; oats, q, bo7 bushels.
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Contracts FOR PAvrNG--ISFoRMATIoN WANT
ED-We notice that the Board Of Councilmen
have concurred in directing the Commissioner
Of Repairs and Supplies to advertise for propo-
sails for paving Chatham street, Bowery, and
Fourth avenue. A similar resolution passed
the other Board some time since; but there, as
among the Councilmeo, the whole affair was
kept remarkably quiet, and no publicity that
could be avoided was given to the matter. We
learn that very pretty job may be concealed
under this inofensiye resolution: ajob involving
several hundreds of thousands, and well worth
the while OF the Corporation to carry II out al
some trouble to themselves. Let US bear some
thing of the matter. Gentlemen Of the Boards
Of Aldermen and Councilmen, tell US what you
know sbout paving Chatham street and the
Bcwely.
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PURPOSES an lDulScrlmlna.e prOscrlpuOu O.
foreigners by birth and Catholics in religion,
Mr.. Wise is opposed to this new order of no
tives with all his mind and all his might, y
Notwithstanding taat he himself is "a Vir.
ginian, anfus ct in cute Virginian," descend
ed from Virginians, through the respectable
period Of two hundred years. Add this is the
gist OF his argument.
We can inform Mr. Wise that the purposes OF
the Know Nothings are not summed up iu
an indiscriminate prescription of Catholics
and foreigners born, and that the cases which
have brought about this spontaneous and
most remarkable uprising Of this secret party
are not limited to American prejudices against
The Catholic religion, nor to foreign Influences
in our ell cIions. nor to spirit Of hostility
against adopted citizens in Office. We may
trace this sudden, spontaneous and extensive
organization of the Know Nothings to the
utter Generalization, corruption and dissolu-
ton Of the old political par ties Of the day and
to q univers i spirit Of disgust among the peo-
pie against being any longer badgered and
bartertd away among the Ii principled al
bucksteriDg politicians, wbig ani Democratic
that have been leading their ere u.ods follow
ers by the n,se for tue last twenty dve years
Mr. Wise lives in the county Of Accomac, 10
which, some y ears ag,, he boosted, like one OF
the old colonial governors, that there was no,
solitary Newspaper. But for all that outside
of As,om C, railroads and telegraphs aud TIL
independent ne Sspaper press, have been doing
W. NJ re-, in the general diffusion Of political
facts and information among the people. Due.
ing The first part of the despotc reign OF Mar.
tin Van Buren,, the orga, and tie Kitchen
Cabinet ct Washington with regency at
Richmond, New York, Albany aud other
places, managed the democracy and the
elections pretty much their own way.
And the whis party, to great extent,
was under the same slavish discipline
That day is gone, and gone forever. Party
irammcs nave given way to individual indie
PendeIee, and rSrsy haes. As they have ez-
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-03-31
Very respectfully, DR.. G. A. HILL,
apis diff Office 121 Main St, Worcester.
MoTORPATHIC CARp.-pR: nALsTnI

INCORPORATING CARD.-DR. HALSTED
~ closes his institution Rochester, n. Y until the
10th of April next to comply with the solicitations of many
Physicians and Ladies, who are anxious to avail them
selves of his method of curing disease. His object in
making this beside that of treating particular
cases. is to give medical such practical evidence
may lead to more wise method of treating Uterine and
Chronic Diseases 1t is his desire extend to the Faculty
every possible facility for testing the merits of his discov
ey Physicians, therefore, particularly invited to call
with patients under their charge His system of Therape
acs is simpe rational reliable and base upon paho
logical priucipesa system by which the worst forms Of
Pr0iGpSUS Uteri and most functional and organic de-
engagements cured The principles of Moorpathy have
been thoroughly tested in home institution where
FIVE thousand of female diseases alone have been
cessfuy treated Many of these Yeteste of
from to twenty-five years standing; of them
cOmpanied with extreme urinary difficulties. Many
of Pr0dpSuS Uteri can be cured by visit others in
few days. and the most difficult in few weeks. To pro-
duce this almost instantaneous relief the patient is sub
leced to no pain or inconvenience No supporters, nor
any Of the usual treatment is employed. When the organ
is made to its proper position the patient is mme
datey able to through any ordinary exercise which she
has strength to perform, without fear of displacement
Motorpathc treatment gives vitality and force to all the
organs in the discharge of their proper functions and is
most eecual in restoring the constitution from the effects
of self indulgence and dissipation 1t has been proven
be peculiarly adapted for the cure of lncipient Consmp
tOn Paralysis and the many and multiform complaints
originating in Curyure Irritation Of the Spine Its eff
cacy in the relief of partial insanity and diseases Of the
liver is beyond question.
DIR, Hasted will be in Boston, at the Revere House,
from the 10Th to the Both of january in Worcester the
LIST of February in Springfield at the Massasoi House.
February 3rd and 4th in Northampton, February 6h
in Hartford, Ct, at Hartford City Hotel February Sh
in Aerden, February TO- in Chester at Chester Hotel
on February 18th; in New Haven, at Tontne House,
February 10; and in New York. February 10Th, at St.
Nicholas Hotel Broadway, where he will remain few
weeks. Communications addressed 10 him, en- route will
receive prompt attention. His work on WOtorpatdy
be obtained of him. be sent any address, postage free
upon the reception Of ten postagesamps
ia. d&wtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-03-31

EAR, CHEEvER. has the the largest and best as
rms SHOULDER, BRACES, LACED STOCKINGS for
yaricose Veins KNEE CAPS, &C., that can be found at
anv establishment Wholesale dealer and manufacturer
e l me most approved styles ofTrusses including the inn
nroved Ratchet Wheel Spiral Spring. Ball and Socket Pad
Nj At the lowest cash prices. Also, made to ORDER ali
kinds Of apparatus for the correction of every variety Of
d;sytio naforation, ysical defomity the hui.
man frame Agency for DIR. Reinhards Patent Glass
pad Truss and Pamers Patent Artificial Leg Store
and office No fremont Temple.
Agency DR.. s. s. Fitchs Celebrated Medicines and
Mechanical Remedies for the cure Of Consumption,
Asthma, Disease of the Heart Female Diseases &C., &C.
Dr. Fitchs Guide Book to inyais may be had gratis.
DR.. j. Cheeyers stc.e and Office, No. fremont TEN.
pie, Boston. mchs d5m
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THE FRENCH LUNAR PILLS.


Who looks woman's vanished bloom,
Her wasted form and langushed air
Nor murnurs that ruthless doom,
Should snatch away the young and fair.
So accomplishing in her woe,
50 meek and lovely in distress,
That though she seemed prepared to go,
We cannot learn to spare her less.
Would she return her faded eye,
And be relieved of all her ills,
Oh let her be advised to try
DIR. HILLS LUNAR PILLS
1t years since these celebrated Pills frs
introduced to the public and during that time, their unri
vailed efficacy in all cases and disorders incident females
has spread their fame throughout every State in the Union
In the treatment Of suppresons and all obstinate OF
female irregarity these Pills warranted to all
obsrucons they have done in hundreds of where
spurious Pills, pretending to from France, have
failed completely to produce the least benefit Another
virtue Of the French Lunar Pills. their extreme mild
ness, while they alleviate all pain and suering they act
with safety, restoring the body TO its natural health and
the diseased functions to their former health and vgor.
The FRENCH LUNAR PILLS are acknowledged to be
the best in the world for removing distractions, and pro-
ducing regularity in all of female regulary, sup
pressons, &c They remarkably mild, and safe, and
sure and the convincing proofs of their virtue
benefits which have been realized by the afflicted in
their use throughout the New England States.
Persons in any part of the country be supplied with
these Pills through The medium Of the express, by mail
by sending letter TO (post paid with the money
closed, and am my Office willing to be consulted by
letter otherwise, any time by those wishing the pill
Price SO per box, with directions for
N BThe DR.. earnestly requests the ladies to beware
ofall Pills except the French Lunar Pills. which be
obtained only of DIR. HILL,
n26 diff No 121 Main st., Worcester, Mass.
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SIGN AND FANCY PAINTING.-The
- subscriber DESTROYS Of giving particular atten
ton to the Shove named business has removed to Har
rington Corner Room No. o. up stairs where he will
await al orders, js9 dH DEXTER RICE.
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RE- REWARD W. RI FOR FOR Any A, \

$4,000 E sias ~. Ri ! r9k by n :.
A. IIl's Panaceas and Indian Medicines the remedy
of Gonorrhea, elects, Structures, Whites, Pains in the
Back and Loins, Seminal Weakness Affections of the
Kidneys Irritation Of the Urethra Gravel and all other
disorders of the urinary organs, without the least
striction to diet drink, exposure, change in appl
cation to business. These preparations are entirely
VEG ETABLE,
and although powerful they will not njure in the least
the most delicate constitution This preparation is war
ranted the above mentioned Diseases wthoutusin
any external applications With my Indian Vegetable
Medicines You can rely upon thorough cure by calling
upon at my Office.
Main street, No. 121, Worcester
jy1S d1y DR. c. A. HILL
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AatOMPOUNp EssENCE o. CHIN.


SR00T, prepared solely by 4. MoRRL, NJ. D., No. 10
Howard street, Boston.
For Bronchitis, Asthma, Dropsy Govt Lumbago, scat
ca Tic Dolereaux, Neuralgia, Rhenatism Pains in the
Limbs and Joints, Coughs Colds, Catarrh Consumption
Dizziness and Ringing in the Head Dyspepsia Intermittent
Fever Typhoid Fever, Ague, Stagnation of the Blood
Constitutional Debility, Night weats, Seminal Weakness,
Loss of Appetite Want Rest and all other diseases which
human flesh is heir to- The Compound is cure for
all of Consumption. In all where it does not
give satisfaction the money will be refunded The propri-
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acted four years, by using this invaluable medicine,
and hereby Offer reward OF Five Hundred Dollars in any
where it does cure after giving it fair trial
Sent Oa parts Of the Union by Express with directions
for Price 5 SIS, and So per bottle according to the
size From to four bottles will restore the most enerva
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The Compound China Root will all Pmpes and
Eruptons OF the skin. Warranted cure for all inn
pures of the Blood For sale in Boston No. Is How
ard street and in Lowell at No. IL Middle and 119 Middle
streets,
Office open from O'Clock, A. NJ, till 10 NJ. All let
tiers, postpaid attended to-
Upwards of 1000 bottles of this Compound have been
sold within the last year. Dr. +. MORRILL,.
inch d3m