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Ct+tUhs"9 Ne wy Cl'"St'SsRS
FRIDAY MORNING, MAY 9.
COTTON. Buyers forward pretty generally yesterday
and the 900 bales steader market
previous quotations. especially after the OF the
foreign news by the North America We still quote
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
Inferior. Mddng Fair. .n3z@1l4
Ordinary .S14d93s Fair
Mddin 9sltgl01a Good Fair .......--05-
Good Middling.. ...ll94 Good and Fine ...-...-GD-
TOBACCO. The demand active, and heard of 500
hhds Sold including 10 at 1sc S3nt gc andAS 1872 A. r.
50 60 90 and 6 hhd private terms Also, Wednesday,
81 hhds selections Mt ll5lc, and GO at l01ac q b.
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
Cotton-bales. Tobncco-hhds
Stock on hand Sept. l, 1855. 40,537 ILLS
Received since .............l, co., 1888 1871
yesterday. 5,704 sos
--l,66a,4T t-20,642
17oo,O24 32,357
Exported to date l,52e 226 225l5
- Yesterday ....... 3,52 100
-l,53273S - q, 615
1926 9,7A2
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81 NV eH4 o,issn MG Mss g. lsss
share A g pSia q he q
s'1 my5 I'M ny ''''' . ~ - P:NzwooD, Secretary
or''c5 ss or 6 55snn1s ss cFr , EE4snr
order er the spss1aI yelnt Sa
tee S and inc y e and VIII s
e g. sn 5 sS
call the Office of the Experts and exhibit their receipt
my5 T. J. HIrsELBERGEE.f Expert.
I ng-Inaurn nee Notfce--Tlle undersigned In-
az fs o esf IT s
LIST of October 4#
Louisiana Mutual las. Go. Crescent Mutual ms. Co.
Merchants Mutual ms Co. Sun Mutual Insurance Go.
New ota" cans a Xpril s. 1856 ps'ASA'' D'Na' l
sAt Meeting e ~ 81 81 Sss s1 x D,Sas sss
hea s a n, 4 ~, stockholders having
IT. capital stock Of this
Inaccordance herewith notice is hereby given that books
will be # the banking onse he l5 nSt to re,
Stockholders privileged TO subscribe for said in
provisional Subscription list will be opened ct the same time
NAY AZ taken by the " Sefhsss Cashier
eay General Relief Committee, 7. o. F.--
o5 H. VIZ K0os17 re 81 No
street, JAS FuRsEAUx Secretary Odd Fellows Hall
% "n tys5's 80 rleS
L. H.
LY, Tconpitouas and Richard streets; j. J.
WOOD, A. W. McDosNELL f.. W. FEupEsIHALl, Common
Tchonpiionas Poydas streets; sIcSAHAa AIies G.
TPAuL LIvAupAIs No. Is Chartres street, CHARLES CAL
nS7 Regular meetings held the THIRD MONDAYS in each
month secetarys Office in Odd Fellows Hail. 66 O'Clock
fell en- JAMES FuRNEAUx Secretary.
every ag RsD AZ EVENING" il i, ODD Fellows
Hall Olicers-Z. +. ROBERTSON, N. g.; s. l.. BUTLER
tary; +. x. BARi3OT, Treasurer. n22 If
So L. o. O. F. Louisiana Lodge No. L,
lows Hall onicers--JoHN j. NdRMENT, n e.: j Il
GENNIsoN, V. G.; J. II. PORTER, Secretary; +. LoI-
~ I. @. O. F.--.FIo1vnrd Lodge No. ID meets
EVERY THU sDAY EVENING, in Lodge Room No. s. Odd
Ell FILL + % SsSe HRM G. hT TdGRi
Secretary; GEO. II. sHoTWEI Per Secretary; DEsoIA
| Treasurer. ~ > ja6
@ Attention! Company G, National Guard.
You hereby ordered Drill every TUESDAY EVEN
ING O'Clock; Also Monthly Meeting the first Tuesday of
sells CHAs. MoRE1., Q. $.
SCI Attention! Company ID, National Guard,
and Felicity streets, every SATURDAY EVENING,
81 a9f F s M9nhS Meetings. on the
| ty1oly W. II. RICHARDS o. ST
rs-yyhen Machaom, the Greek Physician
much p HS%st sn's @ sSP9 med Ike
CATHARTIc PILLS is worth great deal more, because Il
Physcans labor must be marrow While such remedy avail
all-can by every body, worth having
They are 70. sal" by ali our o 55RS s9F wsur CO..
MI 2md&W Wholesale Agents.
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n ~ y sTATE AZ. LouISIANA.

Sixth DISTRICT dog A II sSSEh Eou5s1ASA
sa5ssa Z sss made sSF
seR q III RtSoss
the twentieth day Of ~ d Tor
The Louisiana entitled Actor the further asspr
senh d da! JOE, ofarth, i ISL : s,S 80
Now kno md s I se
Louisiana and Of the Sixth Of New Orleans
n n s Ss1
the which the sale WI. was made
sements time, Of SALE for other defect
s esa ls ~ ,y aaya s
made should not beconfrmed and homologatsd
said ninth day Of January P 1885, BY virtue
D. isss in suit entitled Lowber,
No 1926 the docket Of This Gonr TIL. 1t gss sue
Description of property given in the Judicial Conveyance
i CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND Situated in Fanbourg Ii
yaudais Fourth District Of this city the same being
q said FaubouTg drawn by Busson Surveyor The Parish
& ss a aa n s ss ey 'e
BY hundred and on The new plan Of
1 n @ e ss Sc
Streets and measuring in American measure three eet
o eR ind
5 linz and w thereon consisting
LIST Of story wooden building single fooed c ma
| looted and one shed
one above one below The above containing
three mills and the room Eo beS engine one
a. one story wooden building Stats all round
4,h 4 one two story wooden stable rooted with
wooden ere ,l hed d Sns 5s OF WssgGe
said square iron cistern wooden
sS ssss e mixes ss Ss
| large iron kettle with iron worms =. II ~
S!s;f !: is Sixth District j Sa Ap s
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" circulation by unscrupulous parties TO the effect that my
Bagasse is Infringement some other pa
tent and thereby renders planters who may my Furnace
liable for damages have made expedient for me to
employ an eminent we'll known Patent attorney to examine
all the papers the Patent Office in relation to the sub
jec and his statement below sufficient comment upon the
Intelligence or honesty who would prejudice my buSi
ness bv such MEANS SAMUEL H. GILMAN,
81 Nachez street, New Orleans.
WASHINGTON, D. c., March IA, 1856.
To Samuel II. Gilman, Esq.,
srsugar planters etc. with perfect safety and security
wise conflicts with any tenabe claims held under existing
tents TO be still more explicit in no wise conflicts with any
claim held under existing patents. Respectfully yours
THOs. G. CLINTON, III Seventh street
ap7 If opposite Patent Once.
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Shipping NnteAiaeltte.
FRIpAY. MAY Q, 1855.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Ship Highland Light, Boyd, Boston, Creevy FarTell
Ship Julia Tyler, Lawry, for Liverpool,
.s Jones, MacKender &co
Bark Harriet Frances, Reed, Genoa j + Whitney Aco
Bark Gorilla, Chase, New York, 80 billiard
Bark Clareplont Swineron, New York, g Bogert &co
Bark Dennis Kelly, Corson Baltimore, W HyHspn &co
Br. schr Exceed Cromie, Balize, Honduras, JTLopea
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Observation-Disclosures, n

ID ATEIs-BATEIS-BAT FIS-BARBER1zING, No.
Rollins once more at his post The Yerandah fire for
while opped the operation of his well known establishment
but Time The great physician has restored TO him better one
where give at all hours Hot Cold V"por, Shower Or
Medicnted BATHS. :.
His BARBER's SALOONS supplied with the best artists
the country Afford and Shaving Hair Cutting Cleaning
DyenE Dressing been reduced down science he
feels that he with aacriy and dispatch the
most fastidio,Is. :.
He has sale well assorted stock of fresh
Furnishing Goods Cosmetics and tie best Dyes and Foncs Tor
the hair.
mia 6m JOSEPH ROLLINS.
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sd. a" ST. CHARLES HOTEL CoMrAET,2
Ill., zl., : New Orleans, May Sd, 1856. &
pa-A Dividend of Six per cent, or 81 sS0 Per
Stockholders after the 2th inst
Of tc office Of the New Orleans Light Company Common
street BY order of she Board. n !, ,,oor e.......
IuYhl IN
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A b. FANTON. AUCTION AND COMMISSION
"a MERCHANT, Austin, Texas.
n5 Liberal Cash Advances made pll kinds of merchan
disc G 2pm-5m&IyW
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WHITE acknowledgements boatl5O 600 lbs bulk pork to
on board. adj
lNDIANA-Pates boat-11o tons hay to Harrison / Nc
Cheek. '.
RAILROADS. any,
NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN
RAILROAD-O bales cotton Byne Vance &co-4 Anderson
Netcal- Payne Harrson-l4 Levi-14 cattle 10
der-5443 feet lumber to Lyons & Lee.
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Joseph HUFTY, 20 CAMP STREET, IMPORTER,
~ and Retail Dealer in fine Watches Jewe Rich
Fancy and Staple Goods Camp street. under the City Ho
tel New Orleans respectfully invites the attention of Wholesale
AID Retail Dealers purchasers to his VERY LARGE
STOCK OF GOODS which is freshly imported and constantly
supplied throughout the year. .... .,... d.
SHE'LL COMBS-Imaon Shell and Buffalo Combs OF every
style and variety. ,....
at the lowest Northern factory prices. -,
TOILET ARTICIES-Such Perumery Hair OIL Hair Pins,
Pomatum Fancy Soaps, etc.
Desks together with endless variety Of Porte monaies
GUNS PISTOLS Knives Colts and Warmers Revolving Pts:
tolls Scissors Razors life Preervers, Fishing Reels and
Tackle of every variety the most determined angler
WATCHES JEWELRY, ETC. -
The stock consisting of the T. T. Cooper, NJ l.
Tobias and real Joep5 movements with fine nssor-
men Of Swiss and English Levers together with large stock
with great by F. ROBERTS, for many engaged in
for cash great Inducements will be- offered purchasers
rs Every article warranted represented the money re-
funded.
n9 Watches Jewery, ETC., carefully Repaired and wss-
ranted. mis-
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A.MUs,E1f.E slgTt'rG.
TTIEATTEEs- a

CttAIETY TTIEATEF 81 j $500.
.Hessrs. W. oATEs and IT, cczzS
5t THIS EVENING May sth, 1855,
first Miss Matilda Heron's great tragic play
GIOTTO; OR RETRIBUTI0 ON
,sS p E. e ss T. ~ ss bss 6
ooq IF Me- Matilda s Hs5sn Maaa ss
TRsyei; sglvie, ME, chsfes viii he face 0ss
Pcs # admisalonDresa Circle and Psrquette, cents
been sdde
"a ape q o'e sSs eAi i
a Box es opes from 10 to dock, When places
l. iHDEE ha5 80 Lessee Manager
aae ss &c aeS ses To-
Ro0KW0oD;
. p. TURPIN's RIDE 70 YoEK,
sss W. sif a' q
sssS CERT szas
aanaessasaa
@ fsi.hts.AAHs TEAfEa q.
WIN e asss I'M IA ~, y " Ass
as III 4 4 NJ
ps- Doorsopen III ss st ss1s1 ND
j. Dss NHH aasES D "A ,Eas 2,
q attention e Ms u
- !. 81 sstsegtsI IL
nnder he firn or DFNNTsTOuN, gRGss n fss II Sa
Quoted By MI WILLIAM Cross md "
FORD, as resident partners. 5ss a5gg
s 4 is5Ffa rs N .
since IL Janary, ss psfners Il his houss md Il
D. jaso 81 Y Jg& Il. DEEEIsTouN-
IT4WrBmL e. ATTFkEN, GAS FILTERS No 79sz
Charles New Orleans keep constantly hand
large assortment Of Chandeliers Pendants Brackets
largs assaEtmsns q Paflor and Cooking STOVES -
aso Patent Portable make gas
TO which they invite the attention Of agar Planters fen
ID REFRIGERATOR D$yWATER COOL
IL ERS-A superior article Of UPRIGHT REERIGERA-
TORS varying in price from SIS to- aouae with Icerats
Also complete assortment Of WATER COOLERS and ICE
als 2pss splss HENDERSON GAINES, % Canal strssa
CRANES PATEHT METALLIC ggHsIALs
rsodrs and Sample Rooms No. So St Charles street
lite the st, Gnares Hotel. New Orleans ID IL.
n RopRIGuEz.S sslS 81. .L:L u. HOW'LL al
81
4 street. Orleans, keep haua
large Of Bread and Pilot Bread
GrackerS Crackers Crackers,
Soda Crackers Pic Mic etc, all made by mashinsrr
/ TNREsSED, TDNGUED AND GRO0WEm
staniiy hand complete
Also, s. Ceiling
Rough Lumber such Is inch Boards Weather
ling Jnfsts, Of Lumber BudiDG
purposes to which tie q The trade is invited
a23am corner calope and Howard asseets.
80 IyTCr1 q CO.'S sFsFa rVVgFD . A.
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MAYoRALrY OF NEW OR1EANs}
.... City Hall, March Is 1856. 5
ps- Three Hundred Dollars Reward. = A
reward of Three Hundred Dollars will be given for any
information which will lead the and conviction Of the
as.ssns who did the night Of Monday the 18th
nst about O'clock the OF Gravier and Magazine
streets, shoot policeman Alexander Aco the head Of which
wound he has since died. -
m2T JOHN l.. LEWIS, Mayor.
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3 - = AIssE ~ lss TaisTsarT ~ isas s8#

Gil AsfsSs4Ts Hit IN
under The firm DEsNNTST0UN GRGSS IN fss X Sa1ans5
FORD, resident partners
We take this opportunity Of stating that Mr. ROBERT
NIsTOUN and u. ALEX. DEHNIsToUH m Ir-, -
principal, Mr. Alexander Uennist0un have
january, 1856 Of this houss snd of
branches,
j. Il a.. DESMISTOUF9-Et
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MEMORANDA.

Yowboat Bcebe Andrews from Passe-towed down
inst ships Chas Croker and Caspian briggs
ortense and Monarca-bronght up ship Union, and brig
Adams GRAY, .th1Os
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-14
nACIFlC STEAMSHIP.- .-Reantifnl Engrayings
rTHE TRIBUNE IArE WHIG) ALMANAC
For 1856

ELEVENTH. EDITION READY THIS Morning.
In addition usual Calendar pages and Astronomical Ca
CTLASSIFIFD LISTS OF THE MEMBERS OF THE sEN.
ATE AND HOUSE OF KEPRESEN lAIlVtA, -
GOVERNMFNT or THE UNITED STATES, EXECU-
TIVE AND JUDICIAL. -...-. -. 80.
THE LAWS ENACTED BY THE SECOND SLS>ION VI
TIE XXXlIlD CONGKESS.
THE WAR IN THE EAST-A Critical and Historical Ne
view of the Wa between Russia and the Allies
A VIcTORY OF KANSAS TERRliOK1-Bcng sue
rct ad carefully prepared Statement embracing tre Chas
sr,s Climate settlement sc. Of Kansas aso a. account
of the legislation and exciting d9ings IL h Territory gem
GOVFPSNENT OF EUROPE-Iuc'ui'ns Names and titles
Of SovereTrs Names Of States, Forns Of Government
Ser,fe Macs Population. Religion, SC. ,
ANfFRIC AN HISTORY IN BRIEF-lmroftart scs y me
Settlement and Progress OF me United states
ORIGIN or PLANTS-Ihe Nativity VI The Prominent 80
fui Plants
AN ARTICLE showing tie different Modes Of Weights ar
Meas4rcs in in the various countries q E4oPe ana
America -
chief articles OF iO0d ia New YORK October leoo as ne
prop0riior Of Nutritious Matter in each article.
STATE OONERNMENIS-A List OF the States wih thei
Capitals Governors, Nnes Of holding Elections Meetings
of Legislatures. &c.
THE POPULAR VOTE FOR PRESIDENT BY STATES
FOR lsfi '48 AID 81
.yLECTION RETURNS FROM ALL THE STATES IN
THE UNION (wheTsin elections held for 1851 care
fully compiled and compared with former elections
yressly if THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC
sTN VIE COPIES l2: 81 per dozen per 100 Post
sse, on the ALMASAC cent each prepaid cent? each
whe u not prepaid
VTae" GREELEY McELRATH
Tribune Cfse, New York
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-14
CUAPTER |.

"Ieur faint, siye me air! dying sighed voice within
eIcurianed chamber where had been quiGed many cup
both Of joy and by the youvs spirit now fading from rs
scehes forever.
In an old elegant ekpt mansion in one OF the faest
Of our New Eusad cities dwcs the remnant Of family bear
ina the srstocrc name OF In their veins Mingled the
Nom MI and AngoSsxon bood and pride of birth was not al
forgotten Republican America claim them tor her chill
When gathered to lis fathers the elder Danton had left his
fortune equally dsded totween two sons he sole remaining
to tomb leaving bis young wife aud wv nst 70
the suArdanshp his brother James Danton Three
yea were pessed widowed mother othose father
less children 10y at point OF doom. ,,...,
herce forever exhaus cd with the effort the sufferer sank
hack pillow from which she had halt sen ia her earnest
make berseltinebie to thoe ns'ens to her few
james Dsnton had in fulfilled the trust reposed him BY his
deed brother Alice Dan'on timd aud cky wa oisy unht
cope with the hard ping man OF the world win mseny
despotism cemg than his share OF that trust belonging
paIdy 70 the Ioter the trut OF her chdres eae James
knew OF her nature, and instituted course OF pro
cedng the children and the estate which graduly
Of Alice to the borders OF the grave
y request uttered the children were sought
tie upper part he where cousin Ethe mad locked
then sprt Of petty ,auy for some ehidish m'demean'
they cane forth the girl trembling and fearful her fsxen
and bdaube with dust gathered CONSCIOUSLY by those my
the laundering furnishings OF the dusy chamber; bat
tie boy stood bold and defiant his dark eyes flashing hre-h'
faihers soul burning their gs lie led his lite sister as
be was hidden, to his mothers chamber. 80 81,
So musuo command bad excited the wonder OF the can.
den For lie part they had been forbidden 70 90 near
under ally except Dy specai
Aunt DautOn; aud Aunt Danton" often
refused the mothers prayer 20 sec her lte ones
They the threshold but there mad been TOO much
DELAY and te koas Msmus here are fell on the III
fense Death The boy knew they were orPhas
vet he could scarcely ishom the OF te aence When
ihey told him pOther gone he himself down be-
aide her beloved form and clsspDg it, wildly or ed;
Sine is OF gore Mother speak 70 me one wod-oniy one
then as the chilling ruth took possession OF his young mind he
rel eaed their woIds' Gone! goue! Gone "hefe nc eA
rising from his recumbent posture beside The codcay
Nd eerIg uqunngy into has uDces face. You .e she
h now tel where aud why she has leit IA aone"
pointing to lis "a he spoke.
b.. Uncle cooy Iut bidding hm keep quiet and
he od IN TO sa2e utOn dead. Was there reprof from
Le sl ace ch might strike his dim eense ot ho
wrong he was dongl Powerful indeed must have bsen m force
u L. the urI Ose Of s0Oi Ike his 80
Nom bad cGlbered chair by tie head OF the ped And
urmoyed by her bTOlhers zUef said:
NN don wakeD her, buba mamma
wants 10 seep" and pscdly folded her little plump hands
in her sed tatered spr0n and sat down TO watch for the
wakeIpg
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-14
NORMA DANTON;
THE ORPHAN or THE LIGHTHOUSE.
A Tale Of Fraud and Revenge.

The following sad and holy statement from the writer
exrlains itself We will simply say At she neyer
mind the term LADY, great natural ability who has suffered
rreyous wrongs herself and laborng with heroism
worthy Of all admiration her little haf orPhass. Hear what
,be SAWS: NEw.YoRX, March l. 1855.
Mr. Enron Your letter before You say you wish 20
history tale, Norma Dapton, or Inc Orphan
ofthe iehthouss which, upon perua you tli worthy Of
publication. IL briet l written during tue hot
Sumnef,riel and pryaton being cons ant
hardmAdeus in stTcfon with the OF suffering
child racking soul; heess. toied Although Ia
land of plenty OeH huugered-ny children aud
bu, tey (poor little hiDgs) patent while piled
snd them bread and plenty when the w0rk should be
finished. had hish hopes.
script TO my heart mOihe. ms ne her newborn infant wdh
akabe gladuess eeded al last IN getting 20 New
York presented my manuscript TO several pabisles NO
one would look they al sid they had more than they
could publish Ny ltc boy taken III, aud RAPIDLY
Still earnestly dd eudeayOr %
dsrcse of work Some publishers Who at last took the
trouble offered fsnr IT, but said that, Ih1d not
qhSuck th admitted my york erceept snd the
sized that all the profit would accrue 70 them
the little boy had died, and my other q MI
den were near Driven TO distraction, one day
seized my manuscript ned 10 nd purchaser, IL post
bic fret YOU, but your contribution list was al
At by accident, with mutual friend and told hun
NY business MY extremity He the note u
wleh you read manuscripts aud comforting
reply before The which propose to pay me-
vii children comfortable tor the immediate present.
sud enable n my crooked finances
Trusting that readers will find some grathceon IN the
perusa Of what has oot much beg to subscribe myself
Gratefully yOup -
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-14

dirss that Master Ethel sssy ayins 20 nsAs so~s
birds he could nj eoDehs did nj want any dinner
Yes ssd the mother be snsrcs the siie eds ADD
then Jus their eyes make them bis whole deE6t
BE- n i0Ttsrns something other He bexs bis DEG
slb aesih the other day and really be quite beyoud
control"
Oh he boy don't mean any harm" said The father, "oy
sxre,,lye ycI hfal sririis.r
ape getting ruined h', possible" replied Mrs.. Dan
ton and vafb my hands q him"
EheI entered the dnIsreon Al the noment lo- brewsd
A. uen he his the table. His face strong
rS Asre though cosrze and sensual IN expres-ion tut
web q male up psyseslly sDi mentally. would s.y
sqore 70 BE held with curb and BIZ 10 nshs dssept
of han.
Nr Daoion 10 IN hs and had always ess;ed
be wss desire that the boy should be cent 70 be
CoeEse course ~heh he srsy pepsred oat OF ths
wtv Of bat aner GioneT the fathers Digestion
good usual and Ethel had reesl'ed eSI-
before his by 40 badly msnass
fery young Lose which he breaking for himself IN con
,ne Ion with the groom - tide through aud trsn TO nu
ven eNpsIve hiRbry ana bis fher bad eeiore ox
p,ssy enusdsd hn 10 keep entirely from tha, part ot
the grounds.
lbe die wa cast Mr. nsn;on hsi heard himself suspected of
kna,sr that day his did personn IS sceas,ouei tEs
and ks Eote OF hs ehoeesi rants Coad
hun rEtuie eIduis more
That cay 'ouisht te Dsn;on found himself in saAoa
wLtre Will thsa his would keep aim 10 eacch,
tor q wkNe a. lesst-
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-14
DR. DORAN's NEW BOOK.-In Press, from


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