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THE ONLY ARTICLE
UNRIVALLED IN MARKET,
With immense
Home and European Demand.

L UNR1yALLED IN MARKET,
With immense
Home and European Demand.
The Why that by nstars's restores
s,R9
may be relied upon the scalp and
ss
fsn e Il a them
NEW YORK, January 8, 1858.
Gentlemen Having heard good deal about Prof. Woods
Hair Restorative and my hair being quite made
s
and shot time ago commenced using your article to test
The result has been satisfactory that very glad
Others may gray Sto having my
sss sfSs f @ h
and the best proof being occgar demonstrations write you
s nn .ss
healthy looking am yours H ff;ssfs!iu JENKINS
Corner Columbia and Carroll streets, Brooklyn.
LIVINGSTON. Ala, Feb. IA. 1858.
to 5 ct e Ny h has ssn
sligh5 burn when quite an infant have s been using
known to effect think the most valuable medicine
anu Asv,' sl' a.' assa s''' way 70 use your
Yours, etc., s. w. MIDDLETON.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. Q, 1857.
Prof. WoodDear Sir Your Hair Rest radye proving it.
head almo lost its in fac. bald but
two half pint bottles Of Restorative and The
head well studded with promising crop Of young
TIE front also receiving ,s benefit have tried other
personal can induce many others to try it.
b. r. THOMAS NJ d.
No. 464 Vine street.
The Restorative put up BEETLES three Sizes large
medium small small holds half pint retas for
dollar per bote the medium holds at least twenty
tJyOd
per bottle the large holds quart per cent more in proper
| tisn, and retas for three dollars per bottle.
o. J. WOOD Co. Proprietors 3l2 Broadway New York
I'm the great Y Wire Railing Establshmen and ia Mar
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND FANCY GOODS
DEALERS also, by j. WRIGHT CO., General Agents for
heSouth. aus 3meodAW
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hotels AND REsTAURANTs.

- THE PHAOAT HOUsE-FORNERLY TEE
srsen Oaks Hotel Biloxi, Miss kept BY y. =. D. @.
lfkADAT-This house opened for the reception OF
slios q the 1 Of june VISITORS wishing stop ii the
neue viii please notify the captain cseTk Of tho
.-..M eosr g y landed 1t the hotel wharf. ~ I'm
nELL CHENEY sPRINGy-This dsHshtsl
fcing Dlnsy woods distant about S miles
erxs e sDsas4 = The 1seh u june nex for the
vIhsss ssrng fsvos.sy hss~n among ne ,sools Il
NJ g minsfal vntevr erea ecacy IN chfo
- sr % y;1ioss kiuds.sxsir medcfnai virtues hayfne
M seivees En- sxcslent Cook rod gsxsrd md 10
e aad attentive Servants have bssn sesureS ri as ~
Oh austS engaged Tor the seasou. " -
Two lines Of Omnfbusses VIII connect iA II. r..a.-...
Springs. = - '-''sns'ss 70 sne
Persons visiting tho shove establishments psv s.,.
will send for them. - s.a "
Board and Lodging per month ..............s, NJ %
'week.....'.-............1 10 90
osy....-.......-......... > %
Children and Servants half price.
PATIN DELAHoUssAYE,
myl5 I'm PropYistofs,
- PASCAGOULA HOUsE-TBIs EsTA BLIsH.
men 50 favorably known always open for the reesp
lE1tioD Of BoArders, at their old rates,
Sd ,J: @ .ss d .an,. ~ y
This establishment combines all the comforts of home,
being quiet than larger hotels having separate BATH
houses for ladies and gents with other couveniences
There also teegaphc communication between this place
jes sm Proprietor.
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WINES AND LIQUORS.

WINES, WINES, etc
w ~ Casks Chsmisso Pore Juice Pors.
Ak ;. Old In peYial ;. 54S
70 pipes BenicsSdo !.
100 boxes Old Imperial 1885 :.
10 :. Royal Company Oporto :.
"A -. London Dock ;.
los :. Robert Adams 1880 Nadeira.!
10 :. Howard, March Co. :.
s.. Como dc Lobos, ).
z0R :. Harmony Nephew Sherry.
6X ;. r. X. Martins
% boxes Pale ..
q :. Topaz :.
50 cases Henkell Co, sssnwen.
10 :. :. Sparkling Mosel.
60 :. Lesiie's Bi.ters.
"a :. :. Ginger Wine.
lS0 :. Moet Chandon's Green Seal Champagne
100 :. :. Oeil de Perdrix
In STOKE and for sale by 8. WOLFF,
au15 Corner OF 6ravfer and New Ievee sts.
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THERE IS NOTHING LIKE 1T.

MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR.
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- POINT CLEAR EOTEL-THE PROPRIE-
MI Of the Battle House, Mobile respectfully inform thei
and the public that they will open the Point oleaf
Hotel early In June. ~
The buildings being put in thorough repair the whsrye
rebuilt have been greatly improved the past
winter building erected last season. finished and fur
nhed in thorough and situated on line next TO the
Pota-he connected by continuous gallery OF S
length stories Altogether the buildings will
accommodate comfortably about 400 persons.
Point Clear is delightfully."- situated, being to the Gull
breeze in the high grounds with pleasant drives
beautifully shaded The merits Of the place in sanitary poin
Of fairly tested last season. Not single case q
finest bathing the whole coast and within
hundred from the Hotel Fish and oysters abun
during the good Coon Band engaged and
every variety of anu ements will be furnished.
The Crescent will leave Mobile every evening for
Point Clear Sundays Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri
days will make midday trips to accommodate those who ar
rive by the boats.
Rooms may be secured by addressing
F. Il. CHAMBERLAIN 4 CO.,
Battle House:
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A. LEVY, Jr., AUGTIoNEER FOR THE sALH
II. Of Real Estate Slaves SUGGESTIONS ard outdoor business
generally Office rs Common street next to of Camp
street. SGT "
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INSURANCE.
CRESCENT
MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF NEW ORLEANS

Pursuant with the requirements their Charter the CRES
CENT MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY make the fol.
lowing safenent:
Amsunt Of Premiums received for the year ending
3oh Of June, 1859. Ss7s ~ Il
Amount Of Premiums unerminated lat July lss, l6s0 90
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y A. PEBBLES, GENERAL AGENT AND COL
EtheridPe.
Rt,- REFERENCES-Messrs G. G. Miller & Co.; Wooisey
ktherdge Lane May field Co.; Harrington Howard OF
Menghis. fe23 #
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n BURNETT EIOUSE-CINcINNATI, OHIO
IA JOHNSON. SAUNDERS L CO.. Proprietors.

Having the premises of year desiret
call the Of travellers the Improvements made since
possession.
ydeparmen under the personal supervision OF the
propreors The building has been thoroughly clean e. care
full and attentive employed In all departments IN ne
house; the BAR stocked with choice Liquors and gars ths
Table supplied all delcaces of the season. and
every arranged With Wow to the comfort and
ps va Am ~ 'u' s'''''' j.. 4 co.
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E,AsMANN'S IRON HOOPS AND TIES FOR COTTON
z BALES-Orders for Fasmann's Iron Hoops and Ties
He'd any extent, at cents per pound The Hoop
hold and guarantee also given that the
bound them shall be received the Orleans
same terms a rope bound cotton.
Liberal deductions made to country merchants for cash
ders F. BEfICHER, Agent,
12i. Commercial Place, N. o.
axe
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'sE3fXH3 SEa1FS, STMAmHOANNA AND FAh
R& nieasuppied with Beef, Pork, Mutton and Veal
M sausages, TriRe and every thing In the butcher.
Ing line. Barrels and habarres Of Choices Corned Besf
putup to ORDER for Cabin Family stals 50
and 81 OLD FRENCH MARKET, by
AERKEI, PARKER.
H. B-seambosts and shipssuppsd with all Kinds OF Liu
Stock such fresh mch Cows Hogs shos.s Pigs shssp,
Coats. GaaHs. Ducks. Chickens. ato. sssoly
RREAD-BREAD FOR THE MILLION.
SOUTHERN MECHANICS STEAM BAKERY,
Corner Of Clio aud franklin strees-Depot No. PoydrhA
Near New Levee street,
], j, DANIELS 4 SON, Proprietora.
Pilot Bread Navy Bread Soda Sugar and Butter Crackers
Wine Biscuit etc. warranted of the most superior quality
~ Iii orders left as will BIS promptly and correctly
6ljej OFT "
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

r. N. MORRISON 4 co., WHOLESALE DRUG
aIsT No. IL Magazine street,
Having received new and extensive stock Of fresh DRUGS
MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, PERFUAERY. SURGICAL
INSTRUMENTS, PAINTS, OILS GLASS. etc. etc.. respect
fully inform Merchants Planters Physicians that they are
prepared 10 supply them with article in the Drug ns
they require all Of the purest quality q - reasonable
prices they purchased in the city Among the ar
already On hand coming store the folowfng
1000 ounces suphats Quinino. Preach and American;
100 pounds Blue Mass, Enslish and American;
700 pounds Calomel English and American;
100 pounds Mercuria Ointment;
800 pounds Honduras Sarsaparilla
$50 pounds best Turkey Opium;
100 oss sul. and Acetate Morphins
Is ounces Otto Rose;
20 casks Sal soda:
loo kegs Sup CD. soda:
10 kegs Ger Blue Wash;
10 bbs Circuma light;
6cases Indigo, Car. and Manila;
locasks Pot and PearlAsh;
60packages saleratus;
Is bbls. pure Castor OIL;
2sdemijohns SPIT. Nitre;
Is bbls. Alcohol;
40 bbls. Copperas;
30 bbs. Epson Salts
l0bbls. Flour Sulphur
10 bbls. Roll Sulphur;
bales senna East India and Alexandria;
2o00 pounds Gum Arabic select, ane and sorts;
Is carboys suph Nitric and Muriatc Acid;
Is Jars Carb. Ammonia;
35carboys Aq. Ammonia;
N0poundB Acetic Acid
1000 pounds Tartaric Acid;
200 Taunic Acid
20 kegs Pearl Barys
$50 kegs Turkey Opium;
1000 lbs. Arrow Boot, Amer;
500 lbs. Arrow Root. Bermuda;
100 lbs. Assafostida in cans;
200 lbs. Basam Copaibs;
bblB. Black Lead;
10 bbls. Ginger Root,
10 bhls. Refined Camphor
so boxes Castle Sosp;
500 bbls. Cayenne Pepper;
gross Copaba Capsules;
3easks Chloride Lime;
100 pounds Choroform. P. and W..
10 bbIs. Cream Tartar; 0..."
1000 pounds Ext. Logwood;
1900 gallons Copal varnish;
2bbs IVA Urs
5bbB Gum Myrrh;
bbls. Valerian Root;
| 10 bbls. Tapioca;
| bbls Sugar Lead. white;
| bbls. Scotch Snuff, in bladders;
| 200 dos. Garretts Scotch Snuff
100 DOE. Lorard's Maccaboy snuh;
| 300 doc. Roorne's Maccabey and Scotch Snuff
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n AUTHtiN fkU1a MS, kspUNykxf AHI
49, ORNAMENTAL WORKS, Corner of Benton
~ Euphrosine streets ONCE No. LOS g. Charles stree,
w 1.-TWO doors from the ST. Charles TheatsrD Menufae
tursr approved Patterns Of Rangs, We
randahs Doors Shut.ers Vaults Bridges Straight and Cror
lar Stairs Store Fro, Capitals and all kinds OF CAST AND
WROUGHT IRON WORK for Building purposes.
tators for Old Stand ln st. Charles strae Ns~
Orleans, o76ly
d A. FAHNESTOCk'S VERIIFUtsE FOR
ID. TAPE-WORM.-Messrs b. A. Fahnestock Co-Gentle-
Some since recommended B. A. FAnNEs1ock's
Mississippi for child eighteen months old which sup
posed be dying from fits He two three walls,
which brought from 1t tape twenty feet long and
tho child This worm and have shown
thousands bottles of your Vemifuge with perfect satisfaction
to the purchasers If this will be of any service in calling at
tenon to your valuable remedy you liberty to use It.
JAMES P. HARPER,
OF the firm OF Harper Son. Druggists,
BAYOU Sara, La.
| Purchasers should look well to the initials on the wrap.
per- and that they buying b. A. FAHRESTOCK %
VERMIFU1E, and no other. tel lmAW
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WINES, BRANDIES AND LIQUORS.
d.
All the Choicest Brands,
Kept constantly On hand In oil sized packages By
A. DUBUCH,
fels I'm l1S Gravier street.
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Mobile, Ala, April 70 1852 az u
AA PASS CHRISTIAN HOTEL WILL BH
early in June under the superintendent OF MI
I McGraw During the past winter the hotel has beer
thoroughly renovated the grounds much improved new
stable and carriage house built.
Rooms may be secured at Mcdonnell McGraw's, 47 Com
street.
s25 sm JOHN MCDONNELL, Proprietor.
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right Believe NE. am happy II being with
you, Frank-happy in thinking that TIE same
roof shelters Us, and We shall nog part III oas
Of Us Two dies
lopened nv arms. and. Of her own accord.
She came 10 nv heart once more 8; her arms
wsre around my neck. and her head upon
my shoulder, aai her lips meeting ruine-ao;
a they used - do, vet Eeaierly and kindly
We sre older and wiser .han We were.
and sadder. :oo. dear Frank she said, with
smile 'lef who knows9-i. may De that
all the love has not Vet eft Us
And thus the chapter Of our life ended
Ne have never touched upon the subject
since, but have waited calmly for years. anl
the same quiet life shines always IN tie eyes
OF Adee--the same deep. sad tone thrills ny
heart when | hear her speaking or singing.
An angel could scarcely be gentier or kind
er than she who was once So lmpetuous and
full Of fire She was unreasonable ani exae-
ting, AMI ardent lud imperious 10 those davs
L know. aad my slower nature WAS ALWAYS
on the strain to keep pace with hers: but
what bright joyous, happy creature She
was
1t would have been different, but for me
., you who read this little tale. remember in
time that d kind word and loving LOOK costs
but little, although they do no su,h great
work and there is no wrong so deep a.
wrong done a loving heart
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'o-sassoad .aca ot taa ~. Lt4is Republican
JAczs5vyILLE, Ill, Nay %. 1853.
We can give yol no b.t,er idea of the
severity Of the storm than bv stating very
few of the many terrible things that happ en-
ed. On Mr. Jos Frv's place. eeerythtag-
house, barn, furniture. were torn into shrel>;
the fences scattered for miles fifteen horses
were killed; besides the human beings we
mentioned vesterday;) seventy hogs, several
head Of cat le and ali his fowls, even tie rats
about the premises did not escape Tne
wagons were blown to atoms, spokes knock
ed out Of tie wheels. and even the tires bent
This i but one case IN many. Several others
suffered in the same way.
The house Of Wm Mcdonald, south Of
this place, was torn into atoms. not ten feet
square of the house OF barn remaining; and
singular 10 say. himself, wife and children,
escaped with ;beir lives, though they were
badly bruised. ye. not dangerously. At the
place Of NJ. Barrows. OF which We spoke
YESTERDAY, In addition to life and property.
be lost one hundred and ten hogs out Of one
hundred and ftty.
\ horse vas found IN the neighb5rho5d
dead. with a rail rua through him len z:hwisa
30 that both ends were visible Another
horse was faand dead with 4 bride and sad
die on, but the rider or owner bad not yet
heen found. and i. Is feared tina; lie has been
Destroyed.
Those persons who were killed we're badly
mangled IA some cases the clothing was en-.
tirely stripped Of the bodies. and II most il
stances the bodies carried a long distance.
Al. this may apPear to your readers to bs
mere fabrication Would il were 20! Bat
Il the truth Of It there can D. 10 doabt.-
Many Of the eirizsus Of this place visited the
l. T. . = / >
the sufferers, and from all those who return
ed we learn the same dreadful news. The
citizens Of this place called a meeting yester-
day for the purpose Of taking measures to re-
Ieve the sufferers. Committees were ap-
pointed. who st once proceeded TO raise mon
e., w3rkmen, SC. to help repair the dam
age as much as possible. This morning many
wagons, Loaded with citizens Of this place,
started 10 assist in putting up fences and 70
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TIE isEAT STORM.
~ We HT}AS.

Correspondence OF ihe Press aad rr.baae.
rspFsss ss>z Tow>s5lr Eereiaa Co. Mich
May 27th, 1859
Yesterday Witnessed one Of the most terrific
storms in this section. Of which we have any
record About II O'Clock. T. NJ. Mr
ALVIN Rob:nson's family, Of this place, were
awakened by the roaring ofthe tempest.-
Mrs r arose and went 10 the door followed
b7 her husband, when both were suddenly
caught bv the Wind and thrown under a bed
occuple by Mr Worth and his wife. Al
most instantly large log of the house was
Hang across the top Of the bed, only prevent
ai from crushing the inmates by lodging
diagonaiIY against another log. Mr.. Worth
with difficulty extrieated himself AMI his
wife. and then proceeded to look for his two
children--a boy ten years cid, and girl
twelve. Tney were both thrown out Of doors
and lodged at tha end OF the house. The
girl had An arm badly broken above the el
head and side were also badly bruised. The
boy was only Slightly injured.
Another house. about fifty rods from this.
built of plank was lifted bodily from its foun-
dation, carried over several stumps from three
to five feet high. and thrown down upon three
other stumps. or course, it was all torn to
pieces. The inmates were Mr.. Z. Dewitt
and family. consisting OF his wife, father. aud
three children. Mr.. Dewitt is very badly
injured on his head and side. and one leg Is
neariv stripped y. - y -,f, I'll faara4 81
that some Of his ribs are broken. Ills r-cov-
erv is doubtful Mrs. Dewitt was also badly
bruised on her head aud limbs. but not seri-
ousIy. One Of the children, boy nine years
+ Of ->,i~ - badly bruised on his head that
he cannot recover fEs>~ .at1n1est boy. SIX
years of are, Is badly cut on the head. aud
his brain is - very much injGrei. The
others are only slightly hurt
The storm lasted only few minutes, but
was so severe, that hens in the trees were
entirely stripped Of their feathers, and hurled
10 the ground 50 violently; that when found
We're entirely dead.
y large hollow log. eight feet long IN
which wera an OK yoke, a shovel aud hoe,
was carried off 50 effectuaHy. thai nothing
can be found bat the yoke, which lies iifty
rods from lLe starting place. split - pieces.
The toruado seemed to spend itsaii upon a
tract ab5u, forty rods in width, and from five
to seven miles long. is course was from
southwest to northeast. The lar gest trees IN
is path were torn uP by the roots, 3r broken
aul twisted off ike pipe ems. The roar
ing WAS terrific. an could be heard for miles
rhe damage 10 th9 timber in thl5 county
mus. be Immense. n p
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TIE CA4RLs II ALAsAAA.-The Selma

The CAMRLs N ALABAaA-The Selma
.Sentfuek Of the goth inst. says:
The sanels purchased by Mr.. Woolsey
from Capt Machado, last week. seems 10 an
swer many useful purposes. The other day
one Of the aGimals. with rider. brought twelve
bushels Of corn to town - mill. - one
camel in milling alone, will answer the p1r-
pose Of 3 wagon aud two mules, an1 vii
travel over the ground four times as quick ~
mules We understand tIat they have been
tried IN the plough. and answer the purpose
admirably, being docile and easily managed.
We would not be surprised ii the test OF these
animals prove them 10 be very useful.
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rfyHE Subscriber t4iaNs ac vii Try 70 live = b e
L longer in tie City 81 BI.hmuuI aai viii oaen 8
genera labaug >Rar. ii he fa4 anything in bis
line - to. lie i now realty tH uase - order KIN
Of household tasa;tare t4at a1y ts led FIR such
as BurcaIs B-t.tes3s Tables. Stfa8-. Dress Tables
ottoma0s 81 al SinIs wifi give hi attention Il repair
iuE do,adeans, s. X mbErtzs. fATssa}s s. IT. 5isl-
GakanG AI.3 pattern work v.I re agae s,r cas-
.asg- Gsys call if yaa please.
L. MuNRY.
Msv as 1859 Is
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do whatever they could /. IA. er.d,s -
Jacksonville thai her people have shown
themselves wiling 10 respond 10 the call ..
distress
How many houses were DESTROYED. or how
much damage was really done. has not yet
been definitely ascertsined. Every tene.
aent within SIX or eight miles was swept
away.
MINNESOTA
From the " Wabsshaw Herald, 2Sth
This vicinity was visited on Thp-s1Sv
night last with storm. the parallel of which
j. beyond the recollection Of the oracle in
'uch matteIs-"the oldest inhaolLtut -
The principal damage done. however. was
me breaking up and destruction of FIVE RATS
TOUR Of logs and one of lumber, owned by
parties IN and around saltwater in this
State. We learn that thew had been towed
through the lake on the morning of Thurs l4v
anil noorei al Rascott's about hslf a miIs
above the mouth of the lake. on account of
The severe rain storm which was then falling.
me wind blowing from the southwest, laav-
ing mem protected by the bluffs. About
SHUTDOWN however, the wind changed and
oieM perfect hurricane all nigh, from the
northeast leaving them exposed to the full
fury ot the gale. and about four O'Clock in
the morning, during the hardest Of the blow.
al went 10 pieces and more perfect wreck
can net be imagined Scarcely two logs or
board dsremsined together. and daylightpresent
ed sight that panied every eye The bank Of
The rlVeT As tar Oclow coulu be seen as
lined with logs, lsth and shingles, and SO SO
we're had been the storm that nearly all the
lumber was split or broken. aud much Of il
had the appearance of being literally twisted
IN two We are informed that two men. la
oorers on the RATS, are missing and are sup
posed to have been drowned The loss Is es
tlmated al fifteen to twenty thousand dollars.
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Wanted immediately,

~ A. the Wayae County Premium Straw Cutter
Mauufactary good prize viii BE- paid. owing to the
quality Cutters On hand anI for sale. warranted to
give satisfaction. Orders from y distance prompt
iy h.,sl FIDS. C. THOMSON.
Si<th Street South OF Main. Richmond. Ind
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WIN. E. MCDOWELL,

Plan and Fashionable Tailor.
,8STENIE> his shop over lhs s.ore Il SratrAn Son
u where ts is prepared his asssl
style. plain AMI fa~aeaAsis C.oihiuz on
prauPt uosioe sat a. istinE E~s.efal
iar rAst patronage, Aat hass hts 15 e4stFutrs aud
frleuds ptW continue their faYgrs.
March - g lz.9q
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EA lady called on a friend who vas nos
at home. and finding the piano dusty wrote
upon i ".la,tern . The next day they mt. +.
and the lady said II called on you ycstsr-
day. Yes, | sa- your card on the piano.