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woman or cbiId ,nbo mo,
c;,c, pFpFr%r "a',.i;,i .as :" q ro' VI pfodu
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ronalil9 .esoc;all'' aaa t:"Uv'nS PeFirc'
wh,tss a,d hIast-,, n ~ a'nong 'ne
quality. Nof narf,t Soc,oI 80 io'''i''' 6
M. ~ y s''oia' e4ually.
well how to befog ohaov;ons So" s..,;a, n"o"S very
connected verb;aga VIZ, a. -, ~ q
he was NOT in fayo, aI;,;a., sa' '',a'
whites and h,cts o'tsa ~ TIuaiy q ."e
.ssociaI' eonaItg and aI,aI;E-'u Iup''"s y WIN d
word n.,t4c' a"p % q"a''lEi"S Il WIN tht
eqna!ity does not eyis, n,,,n aar,b -,
wb,te men lor N tba srdI, - a;,"S
lect one IS bjoher or io,ya, tea, a1a,b,,s
case NAV De-.
At Alton. Nr. Lincoln sat4
.I think the authors nj that no,ahI, ;o.,.,
men. intended to Include aIl man nut ,bsv a.
not mean to declare all men soaI IN III ,aonecte
tMr. Lincoln's Italicsl Thay did M, - =,
saw all men a~e eopal in s;,a coIor ;ntaII'.a,
moral devaIonment or eoc;al con,c;,r ~,
defined with tolerable disnoc,neqs N What ,hsy
did consider all men crsatsd eonaI ar.,oI :
certain ioalenahle r;ob,s onon,. ,1h;oh ar
LIBERTY. and the oursp,t ol 5a,,n;ras. NO
In tbs speech NJ. Lincoln q,y., t;s t,,,a con
timents. and If viii ~. oas, ,t,,, ,h, ,aI;,;aa,
Equality of the nar.o and ,,h;.., naa
fuliv and G.siynsily Istl on, p.,, ~ -.
able RIGHT +, lIbertv ba nv c,r'.,,t,
In sosecb M T;oroI, 1. D..
October l6fh lS5f .s,,Io;,,. l;,.@s,r
lows:
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noqgh to govar,, ,,,.I h..~ ,,,, -, 7,S,l
er's CONSENT Tssvtbis - 49,,
cipIe. the SHEET ANCHOR NraAtrpIEr,
REPURTlCANTS\I 0,.,I.,io-l,''-
pend4nce saws - -''1e
.sVA hold ,hsse ,r,,b, - l., ..l..,.
That All men are CPFATFn p0fTat II.
tn g ara end,u,al ~, ,l,a;. 10y .;,L ,''at
ju5l,snabla rizb,s t5at a,roav - va ''r 'aiN
LJRERPy aoi tt.a -, - -, ~ r.,
10 s., or- tbss. r;-bts c.,,,sro,,,.,.,a
1uted among men. asri,i,., d., ;n,, 80.
from The consent Of tb, $500 y P'"'''
IL have onafed 90 r,eb =, ,I,;e ,;u,o a-or..
f9 show fbaf ,cco.,!;,,, =, -
llSt powers OF Governments dsFiysI from no /
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CAmUEL KETTER NAN

y COUNTY SURVEYOR.
WOULD hereby notify the citizens ol Bed
tord county, that he has moved to the Borough
Of Bedford, where he may at all tunes be
found by persons wishing to see hun, unless
absent upon business pertaining TO his office.
April Is, l858.-H.
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AHMN SpANG-

WI ATTORNEYS AT LAW, BEDFORD, PA.
Tur rkdersignei nave associated themselves in
tbe PracEce Of the Law, and viii attend promptly
10 all bus ess entrusted 10 their care IN beniora
and adioi Pg counties.
-0Ae on Julianna Street, three doors south
Of The eshengel House" opposite the residence o
Ma ~ JOB MANN
A.g he5q G. H. SPANG.
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VNO BUILDERS
The subscriber is fully

The subscriber is fully
preprred to furnish any quantity or quality
of Building Lumber and Plastering Lalhs.--
Orders directed to ST. Clairsvlle, Bedtod
County, will be promptly attended TO, BY
giving reasonable notice. F. d. BEEGLE-
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" lINGEsFELTE-

- ATTORNEY AT Law, AND LAND SURVEYOR.
VIII attend Nth promptness 10 all business
entrusted TO his care.
WIZ PRACTICE IN BEDFoFD AND FuLroS COUNTIES.
lCz-Otice three doors North of The "lnqpiTer'
Office.
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DR. &. f. HARRY


RESPECTFULLY tenders
MS professional services TO the citizens OF Bed
ford and vicinity.
Office and residence on Pitt Street, ia the
building formerly occupied by DR.. John Hofus.
Aug. /, 1859.
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SNYDER CONNTY. aa.

Before me, The subscriber, one Of the Justi-
ceS OF 'hf Peace 10 and for the counly of Sny-
der, personally appeared The above named
oam1el n. Snyder, and after being duly sworn
according 10 law, doth depose aud say, that the
above statement is true and correct 10 The best
OF bis knowledge.
nENDO
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~ n. GaITBER-
4 OgE BORDER

TOHH BORDER =
81 GUNSaITH, BEDFORD, PA.
shop at the east end OF the town, one door west
Of the residence of Major Washabaugh
All guns OF my own manufacture warranted.
MAY q, ,'58.
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menced
In 1860, he istbe nominee Of his party for the
Senate.
Here We have the record of Col. Wharton
Tor The last eight years, and if there IS anything
m IT for bis party TO admire, we confess we can
not see it. Office, office, office, has been his
'ncessant cry, and without presenting anv
claims to The people for their support, he has
acted as If be had a natural andisp4tobie right
10 demand their suS.ae- Huafinefl0n U0ioa.
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tapIaI Anu AUIPIIS OVtF 9I9J,WW. %
DIRECTORS.
Jacob Painter, c. A Cotton, y. FapghlIy.
Rdy Paterson, A, A. Carrier, !. &. SoroGi,
Henry SprouI, A. ]. Lonos, G. W. Smith
W. Hampton, Rob't Patrick, J. II, Hopkins
This Company has paid losses from the date of
IFS Incorporation m 1851, up TO May, 1859, 10 a.
mca0, OF 1892 S35, o. in addition TO regular semi
annual Dividends Of from to 5 per cent fording
evidence of Its stability and usefulness
LOSSES LITERALLY ADJUSTED, AND
PROMPTLY PAID.
x. 4. CARztEr f-rsv,, r -
J. J. Lrngenteler, Agent. Oihce at Bedford Pa:
September ,, I859.-lyr.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
From the SeIinsgrove Times.
READ THIS AFFIDAVIT.

Below we publish an affidavit OF person
pow resident of this county, who was present
on lhe occasion OF the difficulty between Mr..
Curtin and Mr.. Picard We will here state
that this affidavit would never have been given
to the public, had not some of the public jour
nals attempted to cast reflections upon Mr.. Pic
ards cledbity. Among these papers IS the
MiddIeburg Tribune, a paper whose political
vassalage IS sufficient to strip it of all claims to
respect or credblllty.
/, the subscriber, am personally acquainted
! with Col. Andrew G. Curtin, the present can
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b OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Freeburg, Sept. IS, 1860.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-08-17

SPRINGFIELD AFPAIRs.-Dr. Blake of
this village makes his regular trip to Spring
field this week, where he will larry for the
remainder of the month, and will attend to
the wants of his customers.
Nj. II, Foster, late census taker, and now
a Breckenridge man, Of course, wants to be
postmaster in place Of Mr.. Washburn who
does not disguise the fact that he is square
ly for Douglas. What wonderful changes
do take place 1t is only few weeks
since this Foster was the hottest Douglas
man in Bellows Falls.
J. d. Powers has shown us numerous
specimens Of Photographs taken by him,
which for true excellence and artistic skill
can hardly be surpassed. During the
eclipse recently, Mr.. Powers took several
photographs Of the sun. Two of them he
has kindly presented to us. lie has also
left with US several specimens of his work
which only need to be seen to be admired
The above specimens, including the eclipse
of the sun, may be seen at our office. Pic
ture taking has thus been brought to suci
perfection that we do not well see how j
can be improved
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-08-17

DoUGLAs Meeting AT FAYETTEvILLE.
The County Douglas convention at Fay
etteyille on Tuesday, was very fully attend
ed considering that the most drenching rain
of the season fell on that day. There were
400 in the hall in the afternoon C. n.
Davenport, Esq, presided, and MIR. Sake
made one of his happiest speeches. Judge
Thomas of Frirlee, also made a speech and
everything passed off with much harmony
and good feeling. Among their resolutions
we are informed was one denouncing the
Bellows Falls Argus and repudiating it as
the organ of the democracy Of Windham
County. The following were the nomina-
tons:
For .Senators-Samuel Button, Brattle-
boro; Otis Warren, Newfane Jeremiah
Barton of Rockingham. For States At
tor7sey-K ittridge Haskins of Wilmington.
.&erif:-S. w. Bowker, Newfane. County
Judqes--John Minard, Westminster; w. E.
Osgood of Newfane. High Baihf-John
Corkins, Nottingham. Judges Probate
Westminster district, John Roberts, Towns.
bend; Marlboro district, Hosea F. Ballou
Wilmington.
County Commiaee-Charles Smith, Rock
ingham A. B. Childs, Wilmington; H. c
Fisher, Brattleboro.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-08-17

ATLANTIC MoNrHLY.-Boston, Ticknor
& Fields. August. This number fully
equals its previous issues ia the richness
and variety of its contents. A new story,
Victor and Jaequeline, is commenced and
will continue some months. The first six
chapters are well written and interesting.
The Professors story is continued. Mrs.
Stowe, we understand, Is to contribute an
other story for its pages, which will doubt
less give new impetus to its circulation
and impart both pleasure and profit to the
reader. Terms SO per year.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-08-17

SAxToN's RIyER.-The members Of the
Congregational Church and Society are
papering, painting and otherwise improving
the inside of their meeting house. Rev.
Augustus Chandler is to be ordained as
their minister, on the 18th of September
ns~<- Row DR. Cl.;lds, of Casileton
breaches the ordination sermon.
The citizens of Saxton's River are rails
ing money to repair and improve the rooms
in the Seminary previous to the commence
ment of the fall term. The prospect for
goodly number of students is very fair, and
we hear Mr.. and Mrs. Whitcomb well
spoken of as teachers.
Notwithstanding the storm quite num-
Der (about a dozen) went to Fayetteville,
to attend the Douglas meeting. There is
considerable Douglas enthusiasm there,
most of the Democrats going for Douglas.
The schools closed with an examination
on Friday last The exercises, &c, are
highly spoken of,
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-08-17

is proprietor Of water cure establishment
at Brattleboro, got up for the special bene-
fiji of invalids. There are quite d nhmber
there, rejoicing in the success of his tteat.
ment.
Our neighbor of the Argus appeared last
week in an enlarged form, showing degree
of prosperity, which comparatively few
country papers attain. From small be-
ginning It's proprietor has advanced to
highly respectable amount of business,
brought about doubtless by his characters
tic energy and perseverance, These re-
marks of course do not apply to his very
numerous political heresies which appear
in his columns,
Prot. Krebs' Concert at Wightman's
Hall, Monday evening was more fully at
tended than could have been expected, in
such uufavorable weather, and on the whole,
the Professor must consider it a fiattering
reception. The performance was good
throughout, and Mr.. Krebs' reputation as a
very superior clarinetist was fully sustained.
The Windham Association of Congrega-
tional ministers met in Bellows Falls on
Tuesday of last week. The attendance
was unusually large. Rev. Mr.. Newton,
formerly Of Marlboro in this County, preach
ed the public discourse. Two students Of
Apdoyer Theological Seminary, Mr.. Noble
and Mr. Bray, were examined and licensed
to preach the gospel. The next meeting
of the Association will be held in Jamaica
on the first Tuesday of November.
The Chester Wide Awakes have a meet
ing tomorrow evening, and on Saturday
evening of next week they will have q
grand rally, and be addressed by John F
Deane, Esq, Of Cayendish,
Hon. William Henry of this village, has
been on tour among the Western States
and is expected home this week. He called
upon his old friend, Mr.. Lincoln, and was
in Springfield at the time Of the great Re.
publican demonstration there last week
He writes home very favorable account
of political affairs.
The following are the Republican town
committee of Athens Daniel Perham
Joseph Durham, and Ralph Whitney.
The Breckenridge folks are going to
make terrible effort. On "Wednesday
next they hold their County convention al
Fayetteville. Col. Wright of Massachu.
sets, will speak, and the Bellows Fall;
Cornet Band, the Londonderry Brass Band
and any quantity of glee clubs and songs
are announced. We are promised rise
in Breckenridge stock Immediately after
this convention.
The number of strangers stopping at the
Island House this summer is unusually
large-more so than for several seasons.
Alonzo Chapman of Crown Point, N
Y, was arrested in this place on Wednes
day, on charge of bigamy and adultery
and finally sent to jail at Newfape for wan
of $500 for bail, and we believe he is t.
/ have a further examination next week.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-08-17
Campaign Items.

Earnest work is being done in Pennsyl
vania, and the republicans are confident of
sweeping the state both in October and
November, not so much by means of the
poll full majority of the votes and enough
to carry their ticket against any and all
combinations. Estimates of the October
election give Curin, the republican candi-
date for governor, 100000 votes, against
100000 for Foster, democrat; and to these
figures are added 10000 or $4,000 votes
on each side for November, the democracy
being than divided, however, instead Of be-
ing united as now.
In one establishment at Columbus, Ohio,
forty-fve Germans who have heretofore
acted with the democracy have formed a
Lincoln club.
The whole force of the canvass in st.
Louis eliminated in great poular demon
strations last Saturday evening. The
whole city was ablaze and alive with excite
ment. Everybody seemed to be in the
streets, more than half the voting popula-
ton being in professions of their respective
parties, bearing torches. At least 5000
men formed in the Blair procession; nearly
as many more in that for Barrett and some
5000 in the Belleverett lines. Where SO
many torches came from was the astonish-
ment of all
Lincoln is dead letter in this country
said The Eastern Argus. To which The
Grotton Mercury retorted, "Like other dead
letters he will be sent to Washington
At the rate the Gemans are coming over
to republicanism in the West there will
hardly be left one to tell the tale of their
departure in the democratic ranks. In
Indiana Charles Conlon, prominent Ger
man democrat and no longer than last
month marshal of Douglas procession,
has, in company with twelve others, declared
for Lincoln. In one township of Ripley
county, Ind, no less than fifty German
recruits are on the rolls Of the republican
club. This is in the 4th (HolmaP's) district,
and the republicans are confident of carry
ing it this year.
The Breckenridge democrats of Pennsyl-
vania have at length succeeded in driving
the Douglas men into union with hem on
the electoral ticket already nominated. on
the shaky and treacherous basis that which
ever side appear to give the ticket most
support at the polls shall, in the event Of
its election, take the entire q votes of the
state if they viii elect either candidate, that
one shall have it regardless ct what the
expression of the people may have been
i This of course means Breckenridge, for II
Is certain he will have more electoral votes
to start with than Douglas, admitting thai
the latter will get any. It's very smooti
and apparently fair agreement, and The
Douglas men felt the extreme unpleasant
ness of their position in being forced +
accept it or go before the people as :" dis
organizers" j. is the same trap which th'
Douglas men in New-York have prepared
for The other wing, and which the " hards
have Indignantly spurned in advance of il
offer.
st the Republican mass meeting in 81
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-08-17
DEATHS.

In Abingdon, Conn, July 20, MARY s. FLETCHER,
widow of the late Addison Fletcher Esq., of Cavendh Vt
aged So, years.
In Cayendish, Aug. 4, Des. BLISS RUSSELL, aged 70
years.
In RratteSoro, July q, Mrs. DELPHI SMITH, formerly
Of Chesterfield, N. IL, aged "a years and mos. -
In Brattleboro, July 20 Mrs PATTY FIELD wife of the
late David Field, in the 66th year of her age.
In Halifax, July IS, ELISHA HAGER Esq, aged 70
years mos Printers in N Y and Mass please notice
In Fayetteville July 81 THOMAS COOK, aged SO years.
In Reading, July 80, Mr. ISAAC HEMENWAY, aged rs
years.
In East Putney, Aug. Il, Mr.. vARNUM SHAW, aged 50
years He was buried there Tuesday the l4h inst with
"a fsso
In ssxton's River, Aug r. JOHN WILEY lst aged rs
years.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-08-17

CAMBRIDGE MARKET.

wednesday, Aug. 10.
At market 1917 Cattle about 1900 Beeves 22
consisting of Working Oxen Meh Cows and two and
three years old.
Prices of Market Beef-Extra including nothing but the
best large fat, stall fed oxen Sc IS al 90 first quality
$3.50 second quality So 50 third quality, SO I5i ordin
airy 50 20.
Working Oxen S75 "a $50
Cows and Caves-S20, 80, As a 60.
Yearngs; None two yearsold SO a Il three years
old IA az IL
Sheep and Lambs-7275 at market. Prices in IotsSl,
l25 a. so each Extra 200 80 asa 90 EACH or a DC
per lb. live weight. Spring Lambs, 0 90 "a 600
Hides 81 "a 6sc. Tallow ca 61c
Pelts SOC az 81 70 each. Calf Skins 10 q lie v II.
Calves 80 90 a
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-08-17

PuTNEY AFFAIRs.-Tbe Republicans of
Puiney are waking up, and will be adj
dressed by L. A Grant, Esq, on Wednes-
day evening of next week. Let there be
good rally not emitting an invitation to
the ladies.
The Fall term of Pu;ney High School
will commence on the 18th of this month,
and will be under the direction of Osmore
R. Smith, A. NJ. as principal. Mrs. A. S.
Morse, teacher of music and lectures on
physiology viii be given by E " Morse.
The Methodist church has been neatly
repaired, the work being done BY J. H.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-08-17

STATE OF YER MONT. The Hon, rt~sa he Court
pnr. wEST4InSFsR s. >. Tot -Hld Distfet ie Al
rons ini.restsI in the Of JOHN PARIS lste Of
Grafton. drreaz--l. Grreung.
Yea are herhy notified that this Coart ~ deeide aren
the allowance Il the srcoust of EhaE1n " sites afr1u-
srssar a aid and rrf dttaton o. Sad etais
.nonc -nftti-d tberrrn at the eioa thereof
n H. hold Il the 5ae IF s. Wilder In Rortinshsn N
s.ia Diz-ret "Wednesday q Srntrsatri = y
ls. ~h-u ard werr - hseri 10 the PRESSES
N. htNi W ut+N,- 49,
Graesa, Aus / lseo &A
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STATE or VERMONT. lThe Hon Probate Court

STATE OF VERMONT, The Hon. Probate Court
WESTMINSTER s. s. within and for TINS DIS
txct Westminster Te all interested in the Es
Of JACOB FISH, late ef Tewnshend in said District
deceased, Greeting.
hereby notified that VIM r. Shafter the admin
istrator said Estate has made application to this
license sell all the Real Estate and the equity
redemption therein of said deceased fer the purpose Of
paying the debts said deceased and that said Court VIII
decide upon such application special session thereof to
held the office of A. Stoddard in Townshend In said
district 10th day of September 1850 at which time
place you be heard in the premises If you shall
A. sIVDDAhD Judge.
Townshend, Aug. 9, 1860. $3.50
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-08-17

Clair county, ILL.,, among the banners borne
in the procession was one -"H.re are the
Democrats of 1885," after which followed
d large party Of men who voted for Bucha.
nan, but will NOW vote for Lincoln,
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-08-17
Lincoin Wide Awakes!

There will ne rally of Lincoln Wide
wakes at Saxton's River, tomorrow eve-
big. Speeches will be made by J. d.
|iidgman, C. b. Eddy and l.. A. Grant.
Glee Club will be present, and live
Ime may be expected,
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-08-17

THE undersigned Commissioner for the sale of liquors in
Massachusetts, is allowed by law to sell TO author
lied Agents Of Cities and towns in all the New England
keep hand large assortment Of Imported and
Domestic Liquors which all analysed by state As
sayorn according 70 law, and certified by him TO be pure,
and suitable for medicinal, mechanical and ehemic pur
poses and sold in large small quantities, at inform
price. Agents may be assured of obtaining LqI ors of
guaranteed pwity and at low cash prices as
be obtained elsewhere.
EDWARD F. PORTER, Commissi ner,
1856 q Custom House Street, b ST0N,
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-08-17

When at Rutland, and just as Mr.. Doug
las was entering the Bardwell House, a
large Irish woman rushed up and grabbed
him in her arms and kissed him.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-08-17

and c. ID. King, and reflects much credit
on those men as good workmen.
Mr.. Henry Locke has bull calf six
months old which weighs 450 lbs. Who
says more?
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-08-17
STATE OF VERMONT, !

STATE OF VERMONT, The Hon; Probate Court
psr. or wEsrNIssTER s. Tor said District To all
persons interested IN the Estate OF sALLf Messy late
Of Rockingham, deceased Greetlng
You are hereby notified that this court will decide up
on the sowouce the OF Nathan II. Hall
Tor Of the will nd testament Of said deceased and de
ere distribution said estate among the persns entit
thereto AZ the SESSION be held At the Inn Of
X wilder In Rockingham in said district on the nrst
Weinssay Of September A. y. 1890 when and where
n.y. BENZ. W. DEAN, Reg'r.
Grafton, An. 1, 1860 &8
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-08-17
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SAVE THE PIECES
pJzpArct

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As accidents will happen even in weireguated fames,
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other ORNAMENTAL work popular with ladies' Of epement
This admirable preparations used cold, being
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in the place Of ordinary mucage being vastly more adhes
companies each bottle Price 25 cents Wholesale Depot
No 4sCedar st. New York Address II. G SPAULDING,
Box No. 5000, New York.
Put up for Dealers IN Gases containing four, eight and
twelve dozen beautiful Autograph ShowCard accompany
ing each package single bottle Of spaudings Prepared
Glue times i1s cost annually to every house
ho Sold by all prominent Stationers Druggists Hard
ware and Furniture Dealers Grocers, and 5apey
Country merchants should make note Of spauldng
Prepared Glue when makingup their Fast twill stsra
any climate. 1913