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Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-05-26

HURRY AND DEspArcH.-No two
things differ more than hurry despatch
Hurry is the mark Of weak mind and
despatch Of strong one. "A weak man
in Office, like squirrel in cage, is
laboring etcrnally, but to no purpose.
and in constant motion, without get
ting on jot; like a turnsti!e, he is in
every boay's way, but stops nobody
he talks great deal, but says very
little looks into every thing, but see.
into nothing; and has hundred iron.
10 the fire, but very few Of them ar.
hot, and with those few that are, he
only burns his fingers.
Southern telegraph., 1838-01-16
s Fresh Stock.
esatss1M RD--~ p NRsA1S.>u-.
Rome e M:Ginley.

'1 Bono & M'Ginley,
HAVE just received, and now offer Cor
sale. fresh stock Of Groceries and Pro-
ducc, direct from the New Orleans aud Gin
cinnati markets, consisting in part Of the
following articles, To wit:
SO barrels mess Pork
80 do runp do
200 do Flour
50 Boxes mould Candles
so do dipped do
so do Sperm do
SO do Bur Soap, No. l
50 do Palm do
IL dozen BrDms
100 Realms Wrapping Paper
40 Kegs Lard
30 do Butter
so B,rrc!s Apples
SO do Potatoes
20 Sacks Coffee
5 Tierces Rice
20 Barrels Molasscs
Is do Sugar
20 Boxes Raisins
SO do Table Salt
20 Kits Mackcrel
so Sucks Coarse and Elmo Salt
10 Casks Cheese
100 Jars Havana Sweet Meats
Also--l00 Barrels old Rectifcd WAiskey
AND AN ASSORTMENT OF
Wines, Muscat and CAampaigne,
With a large lot Of TIN WARE, BED
SrEADS, &c. &c.
All of which articles have been selected
with care, and offered to Ithe public at "a
snal! advance, at Oseraker's late stand on
Commerce street.
Rodney, January 9, 1888 8
Southern telegraph., 1838-01-16
MR. J. W. dOEHEn,

mn. 7. W. GOTHEA,
PROFESSOR OF D-4NCKNG,)
IN ESPECTFULLY informs the Ladies
Els, and Gentlemen Of Rodney aud its Vi
cinity, that he will open
A DANCING SCHOOL
for one quarter. He will teach the newest
and most fashionable French and English
Dances. Also, Waltzing-Spanish Wal.zes,
Hornpipes, &c.
Mr.. Cocker will devote his especial at
ten.ion to teach his pupils an easy position
of the body.
Price Of tuition per quarter, to consist OF
a3 lessons, $l2 so.
COTuLION PARTIES for the better
improvement Of his pupils, will take place
every other week, when the newest figures
and dances will be introduced.
Subscription list left at the Hotel.
P. S. School to commence as soon as a
sufficient number Of scholars can be procu-
red. "a
Rodney, January l6, 1880. 10
Southern telegraph., 1838-01-16
TO KEJ.T,

TO KEI'T,
NNY House on Magnolia street, where
wi there is good Store House and
Counting Room, formerly occupied by j. A.
Montgomery and in the upper story OF the
same building there is Comfortable Dwell
inc. to which, is attached Ki'chen--which
makes every thing convenient for fnmiiy
Please apply to the subscriber, OF Messrs.
James g. Bayly. na
80 81 asai SAN'L. BARKER.
January 9th, 1887. 9-tf.
Southern telegraph., 1838-01-16

length declared all his happiness depended
on union. She did not deny the impress
sion nc had nude on her, nor conceal the
pleasure she should fee in acccdiny to his
prop 'sals, but expressed to him at the same
tune, the dread TINT he would repent on be-
holding her face which she described t, he
that OF 18th in IS most terrific form. She
urged him to beware of rashncss. and con-
slider we'll whether he could boar the wretch
cd disappnlnnncnts he might incur.
"Weli! well!' said the yong MN, sac.
cePt my hand, and never unmasll 70 any but
the eyes of yoIr husband"
81 CONSENT" replied she, "but remember
that ! shall not survive the appearance Of
alright and disgust, AMI perhaps contempt,
you may feel after marriage"
~ will nc: shrink fsom the profit is
your heart, aud Mt your Fl xurc love"
sin eight days." said the lady; "you shall
be satisfied"
They prepared CIR marriage, and notwith-
~tandtn, the refusal Of the generous young
man To accept 4 million in bunk bills, she
settled all her property upon him.
"lf you have not courage enough to suffer
tor your co,npanion," said she, II shall at
least be consoled by the reflection that
have enriched him whom love, and he will
perhaps drop a tear to my:mcmrv"
Returning from the altar, -hc threw her
self on her knees before her spouse, and
placed her hand upon her mask. What "a
situation for h,sbanj HIS heart palpita-
tcd--his face turned palc-,he mask fell
he beheld an angel Of beauty! She then
exclaimed, aifectionately, "you have not de-
served deiormty; you merit the love Of
bclutv!'
The happy couple left Paris the next day
for Livonia, where the great property Of the
lady was situated.
The Washington Correspondent of the
Baltimore American says-.'Commodores
Hull and Biddle. and Commander AuIick.
are sitting as Board to investigate all mat
tiers, past aud future, upper,aining to the
Exploring Expedition. 1t is thought the
ships will be employed durin! the winter
on our coast, under the command Of Capt.
Shubrick, and ultimately proceed to their
original destination under Capt. Kearney.
The Secretary Of the Treasury is about
to issue one million Of Treasury Notes,
bearing an interest Of six per cent. jim ex-
change for specie"
John Jacob Astor has subscribed $4,000
towards the "association for the relief of a.
ged females"
Southern telegraph., 1838-01-16

Ay TO OBTAIN A HUSBAND.
The stratagems resorted to by fe-
genulty. to obtain suitable hus-
know Of none so extraordinary as
He French lady who gave out that
resembled g Deaths Head"
The numerous lovers, who, in
nce OF the immense wealth she
'eo 10 possess, aspired to the hon
"and, in spite of the terrors Of her
sc were reckoned no less than Sc
req and nineteen. She showed to
VINO was in her confidence, twenty
''r'y letters, which she received
'um' written by we'll known char
10 SAID they would never revolt,
should prove the most hideous
.'le world. They were disposed
s"fess, and wed the plague ITSELF
tocured abundance Of g I'D. All
= sne left unanswered; but to a
'oNc'ted her hand in a CALM
~, was generous enough to order
ny 70 return thanks.
~ o. the young lady did not tend
."nsequence Of the above inv
"es heart was not insensib!e
nov, .,aa' circles in which she moved
ssah'iy with mask, she disiin
lug man of noble and interest
1e, whose mind had been wei
- ne had a fortune which psacet
~ ao'es'nd views. The yonn,
az was SO much charmed Will
sau delicate sentiments which
!, y with tho invisible fcafurcs
AcF conversation, that he a
Southern telegraph., 1838-01-16

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
4 T. the next February term Of the Pro-
"A bate Court Of Jefferson county, will
present my accounts ct administration 9. me
Estates of james Norris and James L. NOT
ris. deceased, for final settlement ana allow
ance. ANUN MY
Adn,'r Of Jas. Norris T. Jas. L. Norris.
January l6, 1888. lO-ow
Southern telegraph., 1838-01-16
OBITUARY.

1t is with sincere regret that we record
the death Of Mrs. MINERVA r. HUGuEs,
consort Of Philip 0. Hughes, Esq. of JEFF
ferson county. After an affecting illness
Of three months, which she bore with great
fortitude, she expired on Sunday evening,
December 3lst, 1887, in full expectation of
blessed immortality. Her last moments
were unclouded; surrounded by her rcla-
tivcs and friends, she sank calmly in the
arms Of death, with perfect resignation to
the Almighty's will.
She was buried in the family burying
ground at Mrs. Darden's-there to share
her tenement with her infant babe, after
the short period of six days.
The fell destroyer has enclosed in one
grave, the mother and her babe to commin-
gle their dust in his dark dungeon, until the
resurrection, when they will come forth to-
scther at the sound of the Archangel's
trumpet, to join the millions that shall stand
before the throne. Asa wife, Mrs. Hughes
was dutiful and affectonate--as mother,
kind and endcaring. Her place will long
be missed by her extensive circle Of friends
and acquaintanccs--but most of all by her
bereaved husband and two little daughters.
"Giye JOY or grief, give case or pain,
Take life or friends away,
But let me find them all again,
In that eternal day"
J. r
Southern telegraph., 1838-01-16

John Jacob Astor has subscribed $4,000
towards the "association for the relief Of a.
ged females"
Southern telegraph., 1838-01-16
Oakland College.

INX'rRACT from the Minutes Of tho
IL Mississippi Pr,sbytery, beiug the or
dor Of exercises appointed for the Inaugural.
tom Of Rev. SAMUEL B. JONES, Professor Of
Theology, and Rev. SAMUEL v. MARSHALL.
Professors Of Ancient Languages in Oakland
College.
OAKLAND CoLLnsE, Dec. Id, 1887.
l. Prayer by the President Of the Col
lege.
2. A short history Of the C .llcge, by the
Secretary Of the Board, or any other men,
Der as their organ.
3. The solemn obligations received from
the Profess Ts Of Theology by the President
Of the College.
4. A solemn engagement from the Pro-
.fessors to enforce the laws Of tho C. ,Ilegc.
and to he obedicnt to the Constitution uf the
State, by the Secretary of. the Board, or any
other member rs their organ.
5. Inaugural Addresses by the Profcs-
sOra.
q. Charge to the Professors, by the Rev.
J. l.. MONTGOMERY, or in ease of his ab-
sence, by Rev. ZEngLpN BurLER.
7. Benedicti'm by the m .dcratpr Of Pres.
bytery, or the President Of tho College.
true copy from the minutes.
Attest.
JER. CHAMBERLAIN.
Stated Crk. ofkte Mss. Prcsbytery.
AT a meeting Of the Board Of Trustees OF
Oakland College, held in Rodney, January
IL, 1893, Dict. JOHN Ii. SAVAGE was APP
dointed to act as the organ of the Botrd, in
place of the Secretary, at the Inauguration
Of the Professors, which is to take place on
the 3Oth Of this month
JER. CHAMBERLAIN.
Er. off. Prest. Of the Board.
Jan. IL, 1913. 10
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-14
READ WITHOUT PREJUDICE.

WHEREAS iii now an absolute and well known fact
@ Ss s s S the
an inward abcess ere all though arising from many causes
blood For the he a,hy unhealthy the sto-
mach and Bowels entirely depends the pure impure Of
The blood and consequently the healthy or unhealthy Of
the body.
and bowels the soveregus Of the body and
that by them life death propelled It's extrem
wise The this Hove
can we then deny the great and leading truth that there
den-whether the only modification OF the other will
always continue mystery in this state Of extence but
copfer repose, social and domestic hnpp
the Of hillary and digestive organs
mas e s - to s " mind
Were to follow assist herin her manifest
nordsr, and,he whole
work half dene as soon as be once undertaken purge
language scripture figure applied spiritually by s.r
could have force unless by practical
guide thanour much boasted reasoning faculty prompts the
ton In like manner, dog, cat ana domestic
animals whose habits be- noticed wander through the
suitable 10 open their bowels and purify their fluids Do we
noiebserve that the feahered tribe whose sioachs act by
Juice, require he swallowing and retaining Of stony particles
healthy tone in their fluids, by evacsstioni
These animals of the brutal ikus assisting nature
der similar laws 20 hose which the human economy
san 20 S w, Of
Are the tides the daily and periodical purifiers II the
purifiers Of the air! Do hzbi,uay that IL
this principal OF cemmoon for time ope DO III
water siagnant! And IL the Giro uaion Of thy
blood Man. should become langsd should the humors
cunuatng thy sluggish cbansels e e prevent the heal
thy current, where Is thy remedy They driven
the b. wells. removed IN time they will
choke the VEINS the arteries and every passage OF health
and vgor.
Pros, such unqueonabe facts these the all important
necessity Of watching diligently the conaog Of stomach
aad bowels becomes seeyden and also the infinite value
medicine which will of all obnoxious Accommodations
from them without weakening the system and such one is
Brandretls Vegetable Universal Plus, which in England
America have stosd The test trial. and have performed
upon thousands OF helpless persons alter the cen
fc skill o physicians had conoled them with the
that they could do Their properties ambitious
and aperent medicine unrvaed ell who
thep their virtues surpa all eeeey, ard be used to
appreciated The weak and delicate will be strengthened by
by bracng but by removing the o weak
gross corrupt ef the body They require
change In diet Of any kind Plain directions
company each box so that every Is his npeient
physisan. ~ y
Principal Office for the sale Of the Brsndreh Pills. ISL ud
street. opposite Brooue.
Central Spruce street, next the Sun oaice.
Bowery, S75 Rowery.
~ Bewsre OF eounterfeiis. il3.lm'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-14

a EREAL DisEAsEs, SoNonHhsA, -s..s, &c. Is.
designed The navdus but .aore especially
as well as an imsdiate and perfect cure The Treatise,
may be had alone wnsa & ssS u ae rs w
contains medicine, &c. necessary for The most perfect
II impossible 10 express Tie satisfaction little book a
ords TO all who Interested ~ The subject begins by ae
several complaints which nearly this
su. which psrse innocent Nov these By sngnsip s
thus The poor confdng patient first robbed, and them
too often ruined in bis health aad spirits TINS e spI De
distinct diseases are ncuded wa venera disease properly
PORTAGE TO know the difference between the for the
treatment proper the enc most injurious In the
neither does venereal produce Gonorrhea then
goes 10 show the proper use as well as The abuse OF ae
mercury absolutely useless and huItu yet on the either
aas nonng ie easy - TO know Ma, those
Moreover in the authors practice and under The dre
ngiy mild and ecacous remedy The next chapter
Of Ghonsrrea. he disorder attended with runHns and
auences Of allowing Ghsnarrhea to continue on month
such and n Taea
PLAIN and interesting for Il is In this form ohe disease IN which
sons for distance who pretend with box o. Pi
bottle Of drops while every surgeon knows that all he
any thing which much battles the Ignorant horrible
in It's ultimate consequences 70 the patenwhile in general
The remaining chapters these other form OF veneea
which s 70 sys% n 1a
sby arse In any stage OF this complaint even from rs m :,
be Known that there IS disease which lies
dormen in the constitution TO show itself in no other
than its effects upos postery The of all these how
ever abuadany and ecaeous that any hav
this little chest medicine complete undertake his
cure with perfect safety and success.
The price the chest medicine kc is $2 the book alone
is g. forwarded t. any part Of the werd.
Letters in consultations the chest be addressed to
the author, DIR RALPH SO Courtandt street N. Y.
Ps Since publishing this little book the author has been
consulted many distressed and ruined constitutions
Chiefly from trusting certain description OF advertising
people, that he has proper devote portion OF his
time these There diseases
which involve serious consequences painfully
affect mind than those of the male female
there any which call greater combination of integrity
Of character with skill and experiences In the consulted
them For the of strangers coming 10 this city
therefore, or those who write distance, he deems
proper here to state that he is graduate Of the University
OF Edinburgh, Member of the Royal College Of Surgeons
London author work expressly these Diseases
Aso that he has letters from the eminent
clans in Europe to the most eminent America Gas Dr. Mott
of New York and Or. fhysck OF Phadelphia) whica he
will be happy show any who wishes ii. f5lmS
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-14
NEW DRY GOODS.
IMPORTANr ANNOUNCEMENT

1T j. wREvIS, I23 Chatham takes the earli oppor.
tunity Of anauneng through the columns OF the Herald
the Ladies of New York and Brooklyn the arrival OF the
novel aud fashionable Cacoes offered IN public nec
having purchased them und advantage which Influence
dies who visit bis establishment early t prices instely
cheaper than former peod and adequate idea be
formed Of the superb appearance and rich quality Of these
goods but b, actual Inspection and viii be sund surpass
all precedent which undoubtedly suit the asdous
AMI most economical OF purchasers.
u The approval system Of one price sill continued
th establishment j, w. RENTs, la Chatham st
f2lm- doors from Pearl
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-14

DARK THEApnE.--FHisE EVENING win be
MY JINGLE jouN-Udele John, Mr. Paeide- NieceHaws,
Ahsr which, La BAYADERE.-Th~ Usknown Mr.. Jones'
oIfoar, Mr.. Rchisgs-zooe, La Petite Augus,a-Faima,
Mrs CheckenL
chas saIs,se'l iah Mr. p.cee-nsor
yauburg, MrRichings- Brock, Mr. Chip ndae-ES-
" Doors open a. 6s-periouna AT O'Clock
soIessi-Pi So certs-Galsry Is cents
watisok. r.sssefls i Evsslss INC
Crumbs y~ M M Hay
wood, Mr. Bullfrog, Mr. wiliams-Rachael Hay
wood, Miss L. wheatley. E
THE WOLF AND LAMB-Bob Honeycomb, Mr.. waack-
Colonel Bronge, MIR j. waIack-Mrs beender Mrs Ro-
gers--Mary, Miss Ayres.
AssIGNXTioH-P.sre Dubois, Mr.. W. II. wTllams-C,un,
De Ferro Mr. staney-Madame Dubois Mrs Seton Flor
Doors open ates-Performance begin ~ Boxessi Pit 50
A POLLu-4o Broadruay, near Canal street The pnb.
opened s. and ras EVENING ii, Ds produesd !, ,,s
Naisae.-sr Observation-Disclosures ghts~ser~
Gc-Amphibee Luriine- Brdget-Naiades
During the evening celebrated Scan Orchestra under
ihe dr' e,on Of Sig razz ga will perform the following
3d. Cerere-4th, Sc iramae
OF Re Se OF
WILSON, the Commodore,Corwiih Captain OF the Navy
Sailors fIonpipe Dance. Slaves Groesque Dance Grand
Ballet and Fancy Dances by The whole company
admission throughout the house, SO cenchldren
25 cents.
Doors open at6A-peItormance att O'Clock
Season other Tickets had 10 A. M. p NJ,
at the office of the Apollo, where seats be secured
d8.3ms
ZOyLOGICAL lNsIhTUTk, No. 81 BOWERY.
~ The Public respectfully informed that the Institutes
as
specon in this country Mr. Van Aabugh wener the
at o'clock r. NJ, 1t in the evening. The hours Of
exhibition will be from 10 TO IL the from past
p NJ, and from 6to past In the avenng. Abundance Is
cens-Chdren half price. Every will paid to
the ventilation, and careful officers in
visers from the intrusion ofimpreper persons.
Signed G. 3 ANGEVINE6 co.
d43m& PROPRIETOR.
yHksS The subscriber Just opened in the building
~ of Sunday Morning News Office apartment hand
s0mely fitted up for Chess Playing
GeneRen who play wish to learn the game, respect
fully invited to call and see the arrangements
The members OF the Club requested attend the
ings every Saturday evening al u o'clock
Entrance through Crockers Exchange Office No. IA Ann
street. and from Broadway through the long hall adjoining
American Museum. Adm. BASSF0RD.
n8-3ms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-14
llAIENI LAMPS, WAHKANTED-Tmpro,e
IL Mechanical Lamps, rec emily ipvvnea nv

lJAl EN- LA mrs, W AhAANTED-Improve
Mechanical ard Ornamental Lamps, recently Invented by
hesr Ocean Co Paris, superior 10 ssy former Dvenea
their utli and beauty.
The subscriber, sole ssd importer the Unird
States for Messrs Decau Co., begs leave respectfully
form the ladies and resemen Of tks city that he
I'd No 76 junction OF Maiden Lane ss< Lbtfty seets
stairs. with completes of the above
rsr fsshonshe Lamps which intends seep constantly
hand and invites ell those who be interested
thereof To- favor him with call being sorfsen that this art
Gle, entirely from the great popularity has already
CURED among The fashionable circles In Paris and from the
ensve orders whch constantly received, hat us
cannot fail TO he duly appreciated by this Htegent
nifty ew seconds being besides sufficient to ersmre
recognize all Its useful properties the mechanism being
ecuy plain nt construction and operation, and being
tire objec; OF curiosity by ITSELF
These Lamps Ne adapted To In the
illumination, and he asserted without hessuon eisg
gcrstionhat alone produces light EQUAL IS sperm
candies One Of these lamps he used discretion without
the least ,ersoa on the mantle piece On the table by
very simple continuation adapted ~ = chandelier.
that 10 the glass tube and the wick ulses the
light the latter not In the least by the raising
Diminished by the lowering Of the ~ck sreept when
total extinction srequires.
Another peculiarly sse of Is that the
era be used becoming clarified ~ the oncoss Of ihe
mechasm, which latter wound IN the e,enisg, and
The light suitably regulated snung further
10 required Tor the whole night
The subscriber has also hard assortment OF PLAIN
easily adapted candles which gives
o fancy lamps and they agreeable ssd
gentle light very Recommending isdusous readers
and ~rer There ale such fancy Of larger de-
scrpior srd fancy globes attached TO the above l.ng
iia-3ss AUG'N DACoN
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-14
Second Ward HoteI

III 4. JONES formerly Of Providence, r. H. and late of
Harlem, NJ ~ respectfully hegs leave to inform his friends
and the public in that he has taken
known Hste which he intends fitting up style not 10 be
surpassed His Wines and Liquors OF the best quality
pains III be spared to render thing com
f rtable TO all who may favor him with CALL
He would also inform the public that the house being
cosmodou he will be prepared all times ate
Societies. Arbtrntions Court Maas meetings OF all de-
attend
B. Supper Dinner Parties viii be attended, in real
epcurean style the shortest notice. and Refreshments
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-14
TO THE Lovers OF DR y FEET.

keep the dry head cool and bid defiance ply
THE fair ssd lovely land eutdowHin the bloom
q life owisg 70 The diseases arising from We, feet Do
matte enable the doctors ride in their coschesl And
s We would no
matter how healthy, 10 guard sgssst vet An ounce Of
prevention worth pound OF epre-PAadeph'a Journal Of
what the Destroyer Of blssm and happines' Cold and
g. NkGLE, OF Philadelphia respectfully Informs the
1 Ss Clinton Hail
sesopporuny sembracea TO inorn the resder that after
cd aeonposon which renders l'sher Of every descripon
completely npervcus, ewr I, snow water 1hc American
awarding he first drIos. IN isss md 1885 and Ia. net With
The mos decided APPRECIATION Of The Fansn Institute Of
the revision sad severity Of the
very TIE term the ieh day q Febru
arg ,iss: ,..,.., . an ,na .,,.,,.
which gives slsrcles made from elastic quail
~, and viii consequently much esger The necessity
IL questions the :usserser would
pseuy nor the re,s.r ha, se n
c~sslrmen Who value health and dry feet respect,
shove essbshmcni. The Government paper, Diplowas.
posies ps, Up It 50 cents per Sea Captains and
spor'msn would DO WELT proe;,e The N s,,s1s
an communication. pea paid. P.,ssi RIGHT. e ri. andhe
s.ssa 70 s Edward asss. IS rsea a sroosy.
Ms Reierencs to the most respectable seaem,ss y Ibis
II P1ERCY, sPIRIT LAMP MAKER, No. re Dius
IL ion door from Cnten.) w. returns bis thanks
the public for their since CONNIE ng the above
aad strict and thorough know
edge bw<iseS, obtain continuance OF their fsvors We
wosd aisc ssl their attention his Rejecting lamps, which
superior t. yet offered.
He voud likewise resu~s, thcse vho have not used The
shove lamps cali his Judge Tor hemseivs ~ the
sueerscrky q hi lights the erpesse) over ssy Other
tsht used. Store Ismpsol. -
sss.s tables q any o'se, esssss. -nsrs ss,.
ssv establishment In the atty W country He also remiad
bis customers rs~uds that spirits delivered by hin
N wagon, xped esch ae board IN hach and white
letters, on. Psercy, sp<it Lamp, - Division ST." . -
~ b Ills wagon VII call IN custon.r regularly onces
week, supply Ne Spirs lamps vichs and ses csnh
osssised ftcs the wagon. Spirits delivered " s'aa vnh"s
tr No sosoes,,en wish any Other e~aA.hwe.s nscsm.
TIALF PRICE MrsTC.-New- Sod fashionable
Mus FOR the piano sua aue cents per Pare
Aso chl'drsns 10Y hccss every sns Tor .e very