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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-05-04
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This IL 10 certify that. In Jsue last. wss
attacked With the Aslailo cholsrsi and was
soon. % a,y physiolan states Ia a collapsed
aiais. had temaiasd In this state SOM two
hours, when my physician informed my 40.
lyasd friends tina, ! could not possibly b !.
aud strictly forbid my wife psrmi,llnr gu,
ono giving me any medicine OF neur.shmsal
whatever. as Il weald only hasten my death
A. this ,imehir. fersha esms 10 eco no, and
bfoaghi with hlma bottle oon,alains four
ounces Of his Alternative balm. saa asked
pstmission Of my vile 10 ase u on ms. AZ he
though, II weald immediately give eass. I
was immediately applied. aud IN lees ,haa ten
minutes was restored, aud was In wsrm
perspirs,ioa. prior 10 which time my sssrsml.
ties were eeld,a elammy swes, wa. on my
face and head. After the use Of two other
heliles OF the same ,aedIelns. l was sntirsIy
l'evsd Of all distress. aud Ia few days wss
restored 10 health.
! would most eheerially and heartily rec.
ommend this BALM TO NIL who are sfrisessd
IN a similar way. have also sssd u In
other diseases. aud have fossd "a a most
esoslIen, remedy. do not think u can he
too highly recommend. IN.
JOEL KIRBY.
J do hereby certify that the above esrlid.
eats s correct. and the statement Of The
physician made TO me IL tras.
JuLiAANN KIRBY.
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7}siimony Of he Professor Of ObsiflrI

IA Penn. College, Philadelphia.
"nR, llrNlna'a MnnlpAL MasuaL,--Ihe anihor
Of this work, unlike the majority ~ those who
advertise 10 cure The diseases Of which u treats
| u n graduate OF one of the boat Colleges In the
United hthlea II aiIarda me pleasure 70 Faco -.
mcnh him 10 The unfortunate, or 10 The victim of
malpmcllce,ha successful aud experienced pfac'
uuouor, IN whose honor aud Integrity they may
place the greatest confidence.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-05-04

PHILADELPHIA MEDICAL HoU -Esiab.
- lished 20 years ago By kiNKELiN, corner OF
Third aud Union sis. between Spruce and Pine,
Phllndelrhln. Pa.
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neglected and lmperfectly understood, has enabled
Dr.. kinkclln, "a uthor OF n work on Self nresery-
ntion.l prove that nlno.tcnihs OF the causes Of
nervous debility. local and constitutional weak
ness, mental and physical suffering, are trncedlo
10 certain habits, forming tho mos, secret yet
deadly aud fatal snflhgs OF domestic MISERY and
urrutnfuro norfallfy
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CoNGREss-MoNpAY.

SESATK--The Chair laid before the Senate communi-
cation from the Secretary Of State transmitting Professor
Hersords report the analysis of a variety Of
guano.
Mr. Seward presented petition Of the unemployed
ehanics and workngmen Of New York city praying the
passage OF the homestead bill
Mr. Douglas reported bill extend the Territories
generally the laws regulating the fees and compensation Of
the officers of United States in Oregon and
joint resolution for the relief of the secretary OF the Terri
tory Of Minnesota which considered and passed
The Senate refnsed--yeas 80 nays 24to take up the
bounty BILL and proceeded the consideration Of the
army-appropration bill Mr. Houston spoke length
in vindcaon Of the Indians and aserbcd the troubles
which arisen the bad faith and aggressive
the white man. and the violation Of the treaties which
the government has made with them Mr. Jones of Ten
nessee replied the arguments Of Mr. Houston and with
disposing of the subject, few minutes before four
o'clock the Senate adjourned.
HOUSE or RErRKsEsrArryEs-Th Speaker presented a
joint resolution Of the legislature of the State of Pennsva
MIA in favor of sending expedition the relief of DR..
Kane laid ON the table
On motion of Mr. Chandler the joint resolution provid
ing the sending Of vessels the Of the
dition under the command of DR. Kane in the Arctic
seas was taken from the Speakers table read third time
and passed
Mr.. Walbrdge submitted resolutions extending the
thanks of Congress Commodore W. c. Perry for his gal
liant services in negotiating late treaty with Japan and
for other purposes which referred to the Committee
on Foreign Affairs.
The Senate joint resolution granting additional compen
sation the clerks employed in the Census Bureau
read third time and passed.
Two joint resolutions disappearing and disatrming the
acts Incorporating the Northwestern and Transit Rail-
road Companies in the Territory Of Minnesota report
ed from the Committee the Judiciary by Mr.. Cutting
and they were read three times and passed.
After making several other reports, and passing three
territorial bills of which bill to enable the peo
pie of Oregon form State constitution preparatory to
her admission into the Union, the House adjourned.
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BOOK NOTICE.

The State Of the Union Being complete documentary
history Of the public affairs of the United States foreign
and domestic, for the year 1854. Washington Taylor
Maury
Such volume this has long been desiacyaam In
country and glad to acknowledge ourse indebted
the public spirit of the city Of Washington for the
in which this has been supplied We have examined
the volume with great care and find the title to be faithful
exponent of the of the book II contains all that is
essential Of the public documents to understanding
the present Of the Unon and 70 the future historian
win be invaluable, since win him the trouble Of
ding through immense papers in order collect
the important matter which he will here 6nd condensed
few pages We recommend it 10 the public favor with
sincere hope that the publishers may reap suitable
for their enterprise.
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PLAIN STATEMENT.

The Manchester IN. H. American, leading wing, abo
ton and knownothing journal in that State makes the
following unqualified statement
There cannot be particle of doubt respecting the posi-
ton Of regularly accredited Pierce party in this State
respecting the know -nohings They stand bunty and
squarey opposed to them and their Objects and have
ayowed and are avowng continually. There be no
doubt respecting their position other questionable
Nebraska question They pledged to its support in the
most formal and public though sometimes the Ian
guage is pusilanimous and cowardy. There be
doubt therefore, that the Pierce party pledged to the de
fence OF these things Catholicism and the extension of
slavery"
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LOCAL NEW $.

Az AoEp COUPLE on 4 lose 1ouRSEY.--Qaite a novel
sight witnessed in front Of the General Post Office
Sunday morning last We quote from the Star
The fret view revealed goosrt in which collected
large and varied assortment Of household and kitchen fur
niare consisting Of kettles pots frying pans, tin cups
much from their peculiar appearance and giving
Of having hard service. Elbowng way
converse with the owners o. this novel aebage o. articles
They old and his wife, hfty years Of age
trssetained and giving evidences Of fatigue. They had
stopped al this spot ENJOY resting spell dogs
which he had two three, lay down painting went
sleep Their appearance rough and uneouh, and the
hand Of Time had been pressed heavily
wife,"
IL that they had travelled this manner and with
all these appurtenanee from Indianspoisthe journey
occupying weeks. He his way TO visit
friends Georgetown He informed the crowd that he had
been coaohman for President John q Adams for year
BALI and pronounced quite glowing enlogy that dis
tngaished statesman.
Tar ESeISRSeveral hundreds OF our citizens
assembled in front of the City Hall yesterday afternoon
witness the performances Of the Cincinnati
steam engine The performances Of engine gave entire
satisfaction and loudly cheered by grated spect
The doubts Of all removed regard to the
rior efficiency of Mr. Latts wonder working machine
NATIONAL THEAFREThe bill for this evening Is partict
lary attractive and fail attendance of
the admirers Of those universal avortes the Rousset Sisters
Their performances have been exceed the
stage. They finished artists beautiful person. and
gracefully winning in every role they undertake.
0ssAN's BAaps.fhs excellent company gave their first
concert last evening to large and delighted audience
be pleased and agreeaby surprised by getting
than they expected The voices the Bars are rich
pure, and musical, and their songs original high-toned
spirited and perfectly chaste in character They sing again
this evening Carus Saloon 0ssian Dodge the
of the Bards has for many been the editor leading
literary paper In Boston, Massachusetts, and has
what famous the purchaser of the $625 Jenny Lind ticket
in the City of Notions There has been company Of
singers in Washington like the Bards.
Communicated
CLAIMANTS AoaIssT THE GENERAL GOVERNMENTAL
meeting proposed be held by the heirs the revo
tonary officers and other claimants hand against
general government the 22d day Of February next
city Of Washington for the purpose Of taking
sderaon the which has been pursued by Congress
towards Just claims of native citizens Of the United States
from close Of the revolutionary the present time
consider the proprey Of making the payment
the just debts of the people against the government test
the polls and add another plank to the political platforms
Of the day to that effect.
MANY CLAIMANTS.
City papers will please publish.
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CITY.
TUESDAY MORNING, JAN. 80. 1855.

o. De W. JAsxs, No Harrison cineinE All, Ohio, 10
our general ihysaz The Western States and Texas
assisted BY n. J. THosas, J. r. DEsr WIS., A. THoxAs, ?.
fxlssx, O. NJ t. wIsxs.x A. 4. CuLes, and Dr. VIZ laws
Receipts Of ba good.
Gmr sRAsL u. JAx No Ir2 South Tenth street, phIlade
pia, general travelling agent, assisted Wa H. WEIn
ions EoLLss, Jasx DsHkss, r. A. EvAss THosAs D. MICS
JosEra HASN'T, Jossrn Burres. Ropssr honRsos En-
w. wILsY, &IIuAa L.. WArsKaAx, n. j. RIpplcs, r.
w. MAcKsx ana d. . fraRox.
or Mr. Bsksr ~ Lewis, Of Montgomery Alabama,
su travelling for the Of Alabama Tennessee
G. Y. LEws JAxss O. LAWS. d. LxwIs
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HON. HENRY A. WISE.

Our readers should bear in mind that Hon. Henry A.
Wise will address his ow-ctzens of Alexandria Sat
urday next We understand that arrangements win be
made by the ferry company accommodate such of the
citizens of Washington may desire hear this disn-
guished speaker.
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CcRAS ATFaiRs-According TO the New Orleans Delta
the eaptaingener Of Cuba has been officially notified by
the representatives Of the Of France and
Britain that within fifteen days there viii appear in the
port OF Havana FranooEnglish squadron composed Of
two shpsofthelne and several smaller vessels II in
maiea by the Spanish authorities that this squadron has
been sent 70 the coast of Cuba against the
ambitious views Of Americans
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AhAsgIAGE LICENSE FRAupULENTLY oBTAISED.-A SCENE
IN oouRT-The Richmond Enquirer gives the following as
The sequel to the Schonbeger case which has afforded
much food for gossip in the Virginia papers
The case OF Lewis Schonberger Patrick Jordan to
obtain possession Of his Ss wife, alleged be forcbly
and unlawfuiy detained by j., the father, before
Judge Copton, writ of habsas corpus Saturday last
At the State oourhoue Mr. Elicit clerk of Henrico court
testified that he had issued license for the marriage of
SchOnberger to Miss Jora the authority of written
order from - presented by named Hughes, who
oemniy swore that Miss Jordan twenty-one years OF
age and the kev Philip Courtney stated that the parties
came to bis house on Church HILL Sunday night the
2t instant and were married under said license Thomas
Z August esq counsel for the bridegroom maintained
that informay and ckery in obtaining the license and
the failure to obtain the of the parent did not
viiiate render null and void the marriage and w
Cump ESQ., counsel for the father claiming the child on
the ground that she only eighteen years OF age ar
gued that parent under the laws Of Virginia was en-
ued TO the services and guardianship Of his infant child
until he had given his to the marriage or until
she had been married under legal and legitimate and
not a false and corrupt license.
Judge CQpton after the argument OF counsel had been
unlimited r<d the law governing his powers in the case
md said be had difficulty in deciding that the mar
mage Notwithstanding the in which the license
vas obtained valid one and that consequently the
husband was entitled to the possession of his wife He
therefore directed that she be given into his charge Schon
gger Immediately approached her placed her under
and they left the courthouse together surrounded by
Arge crowd Of persons who had been anxously awaiting
3 result Of the contest Thus II appears that although
Jordan hard road travel SchonberTer by the aid of
PERJURY, has succeeded in getting over it,
The Enquirer adds:
restoring Schcnbergcr his wife, shout Of exnltaon
vent upom the large crowd such have before
witnessed in the halls of Justice The applause was as
'o'sy and disoraerly as II WAS dsgrsoefnn
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ARRAY and Loss of Life, DE.

ARRAY and Loss Of Lie, DE.
PHILADELPHrA, Jan. 29.Yesterday serious ARRAY
the Warren House in this city, during which Robt
Smith stabbed John Hunter and james Mccarthy. Hunter
died this morning, and 1t thought Mccarthy win
vive.
The called this morning to investigate the
cause of the death of Michael Durn who died at the
ptal last night from blow given with pound weight
Thursday night by Michael Loughney-
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Total


The following is from the Department Of State Il wall
be observed that the proportion of foreigners holding Of
fee under this department is somewhat greater than usual
and the reason Is obvious; number of the consuates
do pay aving compensation American citizens cam
and win accept Of such appcin ments and they arc
given foreigners simply because nobody else win take
them
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APPOINTMENT OF FOREIGNERS TO OFFICE.

We had occasion months since expose the false
hoods of the advocates of the order regard
the character Of the appointments made under the
administration The charge that oreignborn citizens
had received especial favor in the distribution Of the offices
To show how utterly groundles this charge was pro-
cured from several of the departments authentic norma
ton which made the fasehood papabe to every reader
The charge is revived at present in those States in
which elections to be held and that the real facts
may be within the reach of all who desire correct informal
ton reproduce the evidence which fully acquis the a
ministration Of thing like fvoritism to foreigners
DEPARTMENT.
We begin with the appointments in the Post Office De-
partment:
Clerks "a
Assistant Postmasters General 3
Messenger
Assistant messengers 2
Watchmen 3
Laborers
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THE GREAT MARBLE STATUE
OFFICIAL.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
January 3, 1885,
hereby holders Of the following described
United that this department prepared
aase at any and LIST March
next portions stocks, amounting the aggregate
81 900 Ooo in the hereinafter
toned, to wits
contingent competition, within the stated,
preference the of time in which said stocks
may certificates, duty the United
States parties thereof
hs department. the receipt wherc~f
price paid compounded Of the following particulars
l. The par value, specified in each certncnts
premium Of loan authorized BY the act Of
OF 1884, redsemabe 3ist Do
the stock Of the loans authorised
edeemabe the former the 3st
December tbs 30th June 1858 of is
and on the 1884, and
December 1854 comScny called the Tsxsn
indemnify 6per cent
g. cerAcas fsom the LIST ofJanusry,
settlement the Treasury with The
TOR money reach the Of
In addition
Payment
or Philadelphia parties may
certificate will be entitled the benefit Of this notice
actually Treasury before the
said day of March merit
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary u the Treasury.
Jan 4--dtsar III
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Whole number

Whole number 100
OF these So of American birth and IL of foreign BIRTH
The following the particulars to be observed
L. John Marion, Third Assistant Postmaster General APP
pointed May 1t 1885, born in Ireland here when
eight months DID,
O. John Agg, clerk appointed June 1851 born in Eng
land resided here for more than forty years.
B. n Holtcn, clerk appointed June 1884 born in Swift
zeriand, resided here q years.
j. Lawrenson, clerk appointed April 7, 1884, born in
England here months old, SO years in this
try.
5. G. A. Schwarzman, clerk, appointed june ls4s born
in Germany to this country 6 years Of age served 10
years in the American army
g. f. Donelly clerk, appointed July l. 1853 born in Ire
land to this country when years of age 80
in the country
j. r. Condor, clerk appointed July J. 1855 born in
Ireland here about II years of age 40 years old
s. j. E. McMahon clerk, appointed May 1853 born in
Ireland came here infant, ~ years of age.
o. James McCorrick clerk appointed July O. 1885, born
in Ireland, came here young, now As years old.
TO- G. Mcdonnell messenger appointed August TO- 1858 ;
born in Ireland resident in the country IS years.
H. T. Mochon Waterman, appointed May %, 1858 born
in Ireland, resident in this country many years.
H. James Orr clerk, appointed August, 1854; born in
Ireland resided here years. served AZ years in the Next
war, and was badly wounded
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The Weather, dc.

BALTIMORE Jan. 29.It is raining here to-day, and the
weather is very disagreeable
The rumor noticed in morning paper, to the effect that
the Bevdere hence for Richmond had been burned
in the Chesapeake, out happy state, entirely
untrue.
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DEATH % MISS MnFosDs-The steamer Pacific brings
Indulgence Of the death Of Mary Russell Milford the "a
e and gifted author The sad event took place in the
age q Swallowfeld the 10th instant She born
% 1882
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L. Minister'S commissioner secretaries Of legation, and
agents connected with them-~whole number, a.
OF these born abroad. Of whom have been natu-
rared and one the United States despatch agent in Lon
DON has not.
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Markets.

New YoRK jan 29.-Coton is firm at last weeks prices
Flour upward and rsaes OF 5000 bbls. Of good Ohio
at SIS s9z So; southern is dull at % rs 50 u.s. Corn
easier, but prices not quoaby lowersaes Of 900
bushels mixed at 90 cents Pork upward and firm
Beef is unchanged with moderate demand at previous
rates Lard is dull with downward tendency Whisky
is unsetted-saes of Ohio at 81 cents.
BALrIoRE, Jan. 29FlourHoward street sells at So A.
and City Mills IS ST. Wheat10 900 bushels were offer
ed but sales effected prices dropping Cornsales
900 bushels white at IS cen and yellow at 81
No change in other articles.
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loLp silver and pasd spectaelss syessss se q
W all focuses with perifoca ptrisceaes Ans pafrsos
long peculiar advantages IN Srises sn
adapted 70 The eyes Of wesrers = ,r nuo
ssi Penn avenue between Ninth and Tenth street,
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DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
August Is, 1854.
The following b statement respecting sill persons now en-
poyed either in under the supervision Of the Department
Of State:
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SOirees Magique.

soirees Magique.
Memoir sS { Z; sissi s'''s'.n
This extraordinary pss;;sf q G;ss;s engaged by Mr.
.,ps ss asss % Il aa and other
For six nights, commencing
And following evenings.
Mr. MALess RArxosD haviag ns acs witnessed the
his esd Professor Magic Ar recently engaged his
and 50 ssa, wa. nis anacoa nat 10
crowd the houses weeks succession rsasins himself
TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS.
Aarge secured him visit washas.on for sw
6 he
Burns in early youth Euops where,
some years past, BE- has The an % rio and mighty
fessional renown in his artistic
FRATs or NECRomANcY.
MADAME MACALLisTER
italian BY birh educated Par in which city the young
u and
Oswicius nseromancy Thsy
young lee sp.I ne q w.sa and
distinguished in many of the Emperors baies
HER MAJESTY THE QUEEN
splendid pavilion paace Madrid,
where their nightly st honoed BY The smile. ard paudi Of
billy ana gentry sPENSiD DiAMoNDs were
Germany ne G 6
ueny universally golden opinions veil golden
each
The Magician is accompanied by
I'M. WESTON, ESQ,
Secretary
Prices Of admission Reserved seats 50 cent. 10 70
only children under twelve General adms
sion ali ages.
open ~ Performance ats Tickets
be had the door the evening.
Jan 16-d3ts
THE GREAT MARBLE STATUE
THE DYING GLADIATOR,
On exhibition at Moroni Bans, AZ sfrsS, Psnnlvarta
avenue. daily from O. q. M, to 10, r.
ADmrrArcE, Is
JOHN 8. HoLLINGSHEAD,
Jan f0--dn Agent.
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MODERN Atlas OF the World containing ~ qusrto
vi beautifully engraved. snd corrected 1854 and q
Physical and Historical Geography Nude, with al
index OF attitudes ef
The whole complete in large volume finely bousd aud
gilt price ~.
Imported nona London by fkANCk TAYLOR
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Beef is unchanged, with moderate demand previous
rates Lard is duh, with downward tendency. Whskey
is unsettled-sales of Ohio at 81 cents
BALrIMonE JAM -Flour-Howard street sells at So A,
and City Mills at IS 81. Whea-lo,ooo bushels offer
ed but no effected prices dropping Cornsaes
Of a. bushels white IS cen and yellow 81 cents
No change in other articles.
Home missionary society Of the Ninth street Methods, Protestant
Church will be held this Tuesday evening" at TX O'Clock
ADDRESSES win ss delivered y The Hon Thompson, Of
The public are cordially Invited to attend
National Theatre.
THIRD NIGHT OF THE CELEBRATED RoUssET SISTERS.
Tuxsp.r EvgSIss, JANUARY 30,
VIII be performed
ROBERT MACAIRE.
Bertrand. corby.
To be followed by the splendid advertisement of
LES FoLLIEs,
By Rousset Sisters.
AMER which the Spanish characteristic dance of
LA IoTA ARRAGoNAIsE,
BY the Rousset Sisters.
To conclude with
NJ. DE CHALUMEAU
By the whole company.
Toaouov the grand eccentric spectacle ballet of sATHANIEi
produced with new scenery, costumes Ac
sLc, those who never laugh their lot deploe,
And those who always laugh now laugh the more"
NEW, JOYOUS, AND MIRrH-INsPIRiNc
Entertainment
win shortly be given in this city BY
MALONE RAYMON
The celebrated hurnos lecturer
manners, called
AN HOUR IN IRELAND AND OTHER LANDS,
Taken from ha sketch Book already given BY Europe
America
ONE THOUSAND NIGHTS
Consisting songs the recoisciions
Lever so"s asy
&C, &c.-bengs who have given
Liga a worid, and made nation ire"
The time and place win be duly chronIced.
psAwINe-Room EsTERrAIsMEsT,
osslAN's BARDs,
Under the direction Of
OssIAN Il. DODGE,
Late editor and proprietor Of" Dodgss Literary Museum viii give
their second and last
CONCERT
10 Washington evening, January 30, al
cARusi,s SALOON.
The company composed Of following eminent
J. g. CLARK. Tenore. u. KELLY, Baritone.
ossIAN Y. DODGE, Musical Director Deiineator.
Forming eompsny which, for power variety purity Of tone
musical .si stands ua'ivasd in Ameriea q not me world
Doors open al sJs O'Clock; commence st7k
Janso-l, n. l.. cooDALL, Agent,
MODERS Atlas OF the World, containing large qssro
Physical i.oreal Georsphy BY sossr Nude
ehasees nael Of ths attitudes and opgndss ef psss
git price ~
lmpsr,ed hom London BY fsANcK TAYLOR.
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