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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-02-22
RN ,rEI.EGRAPH.

PmLApELrnA Feb 2l.-Flour firm; sales 2.n00
bbls. at SjI59G,jO FOR Eupcrtime to extra Wheat i'll
active demand at $ltOGll.in fur white. anI Sl.35tL
13G for rel. Corn steady. Provisions quiet: pork
steady; new mess SlS5u@IlST5; primo old Sl3; new
$l5; bacon unchanged. Whisky firm at !3lSa25.
CINCINNATI Feb. 2l.-MoIley unchanged and hrn;
exchange unnltrrcd. FruYi,Uns-icmand for bulk
meats quite limited To-day: pork and lard neg
l.Ctctl; prices nOuinu bacon offered freely at 1890
az, Flour dull: demand local and limited mt Sl,5DC
$50 for superiiue. Wheat luIl and unchanged
Corn steady fair demand ut 40 10 i'll bulk; there is
good deal of Fe!i, offering. with but little drnInnd
and prcri declined to j0eLj2 Oats stecdy at II4S.
Rye Il, g.. drElAni ~ 90. Barley i'll good ,cNHhIi;
prime fall advanced to GSGrIC.
NEW YORK, Feb. 2l.-Cotton quiet and steady; sales
100 bales NJ for miI,linS uplnnds and fair. There
will be Meeting ut the Corn Exchange Tomorrow
the members having unanimously agreed to adjourn
till Thursday for the purpose uF celebrating the
anniversary of Waslington's birthday. Tile
tumS in Flour are to lair extent and the market IL
without material clnnge; the dcii'nud 10 cciiy Tor
tile supply of the pressing wants of home tac sales
HOO bills $Jl0G1520 for super state and western,
$j,3GGIj,4U FOR extra Ito, Sj,jOg5,5O for common to
extra H. II. o.. closing QUOT and firm: Canadian Flour
without special change with moderate demand: sales
$50 bbs, $j,aOGLG.Ij for common 10 choice extra
Rye Flour in moderate request ut S3IOhD44O C"rIi
Meal quiet AMI unchanged. BuCkwheat Flour Is III
large supply and dull ut $l62l gallo per 100 lhA.
Whisky market IL more active ami hriner. With
sales of 500 bbls. at 23Gr2j1@ Wheat very lrnl;
holders generally insisting upnu better prices milsc'
disposed to buy tn fair extent at previous prices
to which holders are unwilling tn nccce; sales 25l
bus. handsome white Kentucky at SlGn Ryo hrn:
sales 800 bus. at 81 Barley firmly held aud in fair
demand: sales 1000 bus. four rOwed state ut INL3-
The demand for Corn is active; market btoyhnt;
sales 56OO LuI at 5SO for inferior to goOIi new
and yellow; small luta prime yellow at SJl3HgSl.
Oats firm with pretty goud inquiry ut l1tgi+o Tor
Western Canadian and Stntc.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-02-22

The closing years of life are often rem
dcrcd wretched by ailments which are
triHing in themselves and are easily cured
if taken in time. Affection of the liver,
stomach, and other organs concerned in
digestion, are the most frequent. They
naturally. make the sufferer nervous, ira
table and complaining, and relative and
friends are forced to bear the brunt of
their ilI-humor. The use of Hostetters
Celebrated Stomach Bittcrs will prove an
efficient remedy for this evil, it will not
only strengthen the whole physical organ
ization, but entirely cure the most obsti-
nate case of indigestion, DiarrhrN, Dys-
cntcry, and Liver Complaint. The first
physicians in the country are loud in
their praise of this preparation. Another
recommendation of the Bttters is that it
is so pnlatnble to the taste that it may lie
used as beverage. Sold by all druggists.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-02-22

Ixn1AxAroLIs, PcI,. 2l.-Thc outside
pressure in favor Of Lanes nomination, is
overwhelming, and at the urgent sOlicith-
ton of delegations from all sections of the
State, lac has consented to reconsider his
determination, as amnnnnccd in the i.aE'y-
cite Courier, of yesterday, and is now in
the hands of his friends.
Judge Norton has been solicited TO accept
a position on the ticket as Lieut.. Governor
and has significd his consent.
The Convention, Tomorrow, from pres
cnt indications, will be the largest ever
assembled III the States.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-02-22
l,ron, E.xlro.

NEW ORLE.lHs. Feb. 2l.-TLe schooner
Hardness HIS arrived here with TGmPicO
dates of the i1,h inst.
Generals GaZu and Uraga were march,
ing rapidly from Aatshusll and lula, as
WAS also Caravvj;C from Victoria, iO in
tercept MiramomS expedition against Vera
CrWa.
The P;tayune's Vera Cruz correspondent
says that 2.0OO men under NOreli", and
1000 under Alvarez, were marching to the
Capital.
The liberals were bcsiegims GuadaIa-
iars.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-02-22

f~con'xc our.-Little Fanny Price,
""om many of our readers will remember
- nave seen at the Atlienaum, under H.rn-
'"e'ts management, some three or four
years ago, is on the high road to fame,
Notwithstanding that modest merit gencr-
'','E bushes in the shade. She is now
E"'Y'ng at the Howard Athenmum, Bos-
'on' The Gdzette, of that city, whose
up,n'ons upon theatrical matters, are ney-
Sr lightly given, pronounces her :.thc first
8"'0ng the young actresses of Boston,.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-02-22

M:g~A MATRIMONIAL DISCRIMINATION
SOM time past young German of Cam
cron, in Marshall county, has been paying
his sernus attention to one of his young
countrywomen, who formerly lived with
her father near TINT village. hut who has
lctterIy resided with family in this city.
4 week or two since day was appointed
upon which the young folks were to be
united iii matrimony. The German lass
quit the service of the family in which she
was engaged, went to n hotel on Market
street. at her intended husbands request,
hougllt all her wedding ixings, and waited
anxiously aud expectantly for his arrival
aud the consummution of the connubial
promise. The day arrived the latter part
If last week, and so did the Cameron
gallant, who came mounted upon high
horse, belonging to the father of his wife
that wasn't to be. There was n great
ilutter about the little hotel, and the prepa-
ratioas were going on rapidly. At the
appointed hour everything was ready and
the bridegroom came not. He was sent
for and return of non est inrentus was
made. After waiting an unreasonable
time, the sspnrty dispersed, every single
member wondering what was up. The
next day it becnme known that the bride
groom had sold his swccthcart's fathers
Horse, appropriated number of valu"bles
belonging to her, and had gone on drunk
out fthc country. The affair has created
no little embarrassment among the friends
Of The bride, who are making every effort
to find the dcflultGr.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-02-22
ncrtruettre Eire.

oLxrr, ILL., Feb. PA fire broke out
in the dry goods store of $. II. Gum, at
this place this morning about . O'Clock, by
which the entire stock, together with the
building, and AN adjoining dwelling house,
were destroyed The loss is heavy, but it
is not yet nscertaiucd.- There is an insu-
rance in the lEtna company for about
So, 800 on tile premises. The origin OF the
fire is not known.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-02-22
Prof. O. ). WOODS Hair Restorative,

Prof. o. ). woods Hair Restorative.
viii, by natures own process, restore
grey hair TO THE ORIGINAL COLOR; will
make it grow on bald heads; will restore
the natural sccretions; will remove at once
all itching; will remove all dandruft; will
cure all cruptions, even scoId head; will
make the hair soft and glossy; will make
the old appear young again; will preserve
the color of hair to old age; will always
f,sten it and stop it falling; and is one of
the best toilet articles for the hair now in
.Soa,ething Ncr.-Bobbitt' Medicinal
Salncratus, manufactured from common
salt, is prepared entirely different from
other salaeratus.
B. 7. BadGifs Concentrated Potash is
double the strength of common Potash.
Six pounds will make one barrel of beau
tiful white soap.
b. T. Ba1bai's Soap Poteder-Washing
without labor! Warranted to take the
stains out of Table Linen and Napkins.
For sale at the Centre Wheeling Drug
Store, by REED s. KRAFT.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-02-22
no f,RINTERS.
t.z4C,fy Cor:af...--.in ndjonfned meet

,.-c,ry Cou::.fi.-.t adjonrmcd meet
...1n ~ The City Council was held last eve
n;nr There were sixteen members pres
n.r Tie Committee on Water Works
r.oor.ed in favor Of accepting the bid of
Mn. Exiey, for furnishing coal 10 the
works. Also, iii favor of the plan of Mr..
puIty, the Superintendent of the Water
Works. for the Improvement of the boilers
and machinery OF the sane. The report
was adopted, and the Committee OH Water
Works were authorized TO invite proposals
for the Improvement of the works.
The Committee on Petitions and remon-
stnnccs reported adversely to the petition
of John Holiday for remission of fine, and
in favor of that of Wm. Morgan, who
prayed to the same effect.
Judge Fry, from the Committee on Pc
lice, submitted resolution that the police
force be increased, besides the Sergeant,
from six 10 ten.
This resolution WAS lost, which leaves
the force and the system in the same state
as heretofore.
Tic Sergeant nominated the following
Deputies-Wm Scroggins, John Fender,
Jas. o. TIawley, Edward Clayton, Joseph
Lancaster ard Jos. Richardson.
The nominations was confirmed.
The salary of the City Sergeant occa-
Stoned some debate. Judge Fry moved
81 600 us Al proper salary for the Sergeant.
Mr.. Sweeney moved 81 400. Mr.. Forbes
read statement showing the salaries re-
ccivcd blythe Sergeant from year to year.
He thought that small salaries made the
Sergeant more efficient, as then lie busted
himself to secure business and costs. II
was root, hog or die" with him then. The
salary OF the Sergeant was fixed at 81, 400.
The Gas Company. through George 4.
Tinglc, Sec'y., pctitioncd the Council to
grant it the privilege of Introducing Gas
into the Market Stalls. Granted.
The Committee appointed to enquire into
thc Impeachment of Aid. Quigley, were
granted further time for report.
GA motion of Mr.. Forbs, the Committee
On Ordinances were instructed to draw up
au ordinance, requiring stone coal to be
weighed instead of measured, as is now
the case.
Mr. Brady occupied the Chair, in tho alb
scncc of the Mayor.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-02-22

HARR1sBuHG, Feb. 2I.-The city is crow
ded with delegates TO the Peoples party
State Convention. to assemble tO-mOrrowt
The contest for the nomination for Gov
ernor will be exciting, but the result is
doubtful. The leading candidates viii be
Messrs. Curtain, CoYOdc and Taggart.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-02-22
Commercial.
WHOL.EsALE MABKET.

FLouR--Extra Family $500: Extra $685. superlnr
$3.50 Euckwlieat 2i%c q pound.
BEnONs-CnmnOn - 5J(l2,I5.
BUTTERFLY kegs. SOTO.
DUcKETSIInTirttI S1Gi2.2i.
CHgRSE-WcStcru Reserve ulA@lOc.
CANDIMs-Tallow mould III ;lip l3c.; star BE-;
sperm 40c.
TALLOw-l0T12c.
CoFFEE-,Iavn 49,: Rio I3d.1HISG.
WHEAT-$l, 5@ l,3J.
IYE-9Nc.
CORN--GrC.
OATS-lOc,
FEATHErs-lIc: scarce.
FIsll-slInd sl4: llcrrinss So; MOakOroI No.
$ll1E@l2.
FuRs-Raccoon aG@37lGc
GINsENG--25tp5c.
IIsV-Cl"ver 4 ton 50; Timothy $40.
lInPs-IGDSc. tinll.
IIME-LOuisvilJe $3.50
MoLAssRs-Ncw Orleans Soc; Sugar House SEE.
GUI.pEN SYRUP -iS6tGUG.
NAVAL STORIs--1urpOmtimc 7oc.: Tar 81 5Gtj.
NAILS-S3Lt for lUd.
RAGs--;6l:;lEc
leICE-56n5I%.
sxgDs-FlnxSced Sl,lO: Glover $4.76@5.
SnAP-CastiIe = ID l50l l6c; Common 55Gc.
SUuARs--New Orleans &c. IN lhl., o. T.. in bill.
SSUrF-ScOtch DC. l'Hppec 22Cr2fc
TEN-.;unpuwtler l0C1ICc: imperial 40t@G5c.: Ivy
SOIL 35G0IOc; PouchOng 25GI30c nUl"ng :5GIic.
TOEAcCo-G twists 12c.; five roll 2l@2sc.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-02-22

NgwAEK. y. j.. Feb. 2I.-GeOrge Acker,
who was cOnyictad by the Norris County
Court of the murder of isaac GOr'ien, at
Mintvill :: last fill, was yesterday sentenced
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-02-22

hEa-orR readers will not forget the Fes-
.'"' that comes off this evening, in Mar
l,a'rille, for the benefit of the Methodist
NaHrsl' recently destroyed by fire. The
attendance will be large, aud the festival
pleasant entertainment.
Inc ferry-boat will be at Bcymer's Land
ing at C! o'clock this evening, TO carry
Passengers over, and will return at any
'0e the comnany may desire. Fare each
way. 10 cents.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-02-22
BUSINESS NOTICES.
AttentIon Conpnnv A

NttentIOn Company a.
The members of Company y, are hereby
notified to assemble at their nImory,
corner of John aud Market streets, on
Wednesday, February 81 inst, at o'clock.
a. NJ, in full winter uniform. by order
of the comd't. GEO. c. TRIMrLE.
Orderly Sergeant
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-02-22

DcLL.-The scarcity of local news puts
us ont of humor. We were ont of humor
yesterday In the language of fellow
victim Of sublunary dizziness, we offer a
little advice gratis to all male children who
have thus far manifested superior intclli-
gencc. Don't you ever take up the report
ing business for livelihood. 1t is bu-
sness that will do very well, being pleas
p ing and agreeable, when there are plenty
ofatrocious murders, and horrible suicides
and disastrous fires, and all that jolly sort
Of thing. But in dull times it's a humbug
ats an imposition. Now, peace AID tran
guilty are very good things in their way,
good for families and children. we are
sometimes inclined to like peace and tran
guilty When We go to church, for in
stance, or 10 sleep, (Which amt very often
~ short, there is Il time and a place fer
e'eFything But peace and tranquility
aoa' agree very well with our kind of
"''r and seIt-interest is the great rule of
action.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-02-22
Breast Pumps, Nursing Bottles,
Sn1.i1inec &c

Trusses and supporter, Elastic Stock
ings, &C., are furnished of aug size and
style wanted, at short notice. TrusSeS
applied at either of our stores when it is
desired Address or call on 7. II. LOGAN
& Co, No. II, Main Street, or LOGAN, LIST
& Co., Bridge corner, Wheeling, Va.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-02-22
Tha place to Gel Thern!

There are hundreds Of persons male
lind female, who ought to use one or an
other of thu articles named below
Take 'time by the forelock," and save
your health and strength, before both are
gone forever.
We offer tile largest assortment in the
city of
Trusses, for all kinds of Rupture.
Supporters; various styles.
Belts and Bandages.
Shoulder Braces, new and improved
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-02-22
rive anal Weather.

CIxcIxXATI- Feb. 21.-NOOn--Eiver ris-
en- two feet in the last twenty -four hours;
il is now ~ feet in the channel Weather
clear aud pleasant.
Plrrsnune. Fec. I.-Noon.-River :
feet hy pier mari, and stationary. Wealth
er clear ard pleasant.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-02-22

HUNGARIAN GRASS sEED.-Just re-
I'll ceived at the new Agricultural warehouse of
johnson Frost. No n Main St, lot of this celo-
relied on as being perfectly clean and pure. Also
extra bright ash clean lot of CLOVER SEED for sale
at lowest market price. feblS
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-02-22

A NEW LOT OF PAINTS & VAR
. NISIIES, OF all kinds, Just received by
W. 5. TIPPETT, los Main ST..
opposite Savings Bank.
Please give me call febs
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-02-22

ctTARCH.-5n bxs. Lancaster Pure Pearl starch
- as also F,.x's Cincinnati. o. aud Julius j. Woods
Columbus o., brands, ia store and for salc by
jaTsS NJ REILLY
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-21
GROW LOVINGLY TOGRTHRR,

We would call the attention of our friends
and dpatrons to the new preserving fluid labeled
Spaldings Prepared Glue, with which its in
ventor proposes to cement our poor Union,
previously shattered by being tossed about
on the waves of public feeling, set in motion
by Old Brown. Whether it will accomplish
this, we cannot say; but we can vouch from
actual sightseeing experience that its effects
upon humber articles of household economy
are so marvellous as to make US believe in its
utmost possibilities. Fractured chairs and
tables come out whole from beneath its magic
touch; torn leaves of books grow lovingly
together; pet China, broken by some un-
lucky fall, unites again and becomes as good
as new; and jewelry even is repaired with
success by this wonderful balsam. Children
find it an unfailing source of economy and
enjoy ment in mending their broken toys and
making new ones in fact, its union-making
properties so very evident as to challenge the
admiration of all. 1t has been compounded
by its inventor after much careful experiment,
and is, we are confident, the best preparation
of the kind extent possessing the advantage
of being in liquid form, and continually
ready for use, while its adhesive properties
are so strong that an article thoroughly glued
with it will break more easily in a new place
than separate iu that of the original fracture.
We. commend it to the use of families and
planters Charleston Courier.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-21
VEXATIOUS.

An advertisement, urging the purchase Of
SDalding's Glue, an article designed for the
surgery of household fractures and disloca-
tions, has appeared in Mercury for several
days. We are pleased to know that the ar
ticle has advanced in our market into ready
sale.
Every new invention to facilitate household
economy and comfort, is worthy of attention.
All housekeepers know how Yexations are
the breakings that occur among servants, and
how much expense and annoyance would be
saved could these be repaired. This the
glue in question promises to do, and some Of
the results that we have seen, appear to fully
substantiate its claim. There is scarcely a
fractured article from the heaviest piece Of
furniture to the most fragile ornament Of
Uirtu, that this balsam will not restore, in a
measure, and we are told that it has been
used in mending jewelry with success. It's,
indeed AN indispensable Article in every house
hold, especially on plantations, where it is
needed every day. 1t has been compounded
by its inventor after mucfNcareful experiment;
and we are very happy to say that he has sue
ceeded in producing the best article of the
kind in the market. Its strongly adhesive
properties make it invaluable as a glue; its
liquid form renders it thoroughly convenient;
and its cheapness-it being only 25 cents per
bottle, including brush-place it within reach
of every one. 1t is an article that no family
can afford to be without as it must save them
many times its original cost Charleston
Mercury.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-21
RARRARIsnL AND CIVILIZATION.

SPALDNG's PREPARED GLUE.-The extraor-
binary demand for this indispensable house
hold article makes it proper that we should
again recur to it. 1t has already become a
great institution, and from its excellence and
reliable character must hereafter be consid-
cred one of the necessities to our domestic
economy. 1t IS truly labor, time and mon
ey-saving device, adapted to the kitchen, the
parlor, the library, the Office, the school-room,
the mandatory, and on shipboard. We have
used it for mending shoes and gloves, and it
is available to an extent almost incOnceivable
in making repairs about the house. The i'm
pOrtance of due, historically considered may
not be uninteresting. 1t marks a distinct
line between barbarism and civilization in
the means of constructing furniture and house
hold wares of comfort and luxury. 1t super
seded the nail, the bolt and the ruder fast
enings of the rough constructions of barbar-
Gus and semi-ciyilized period. Considered
from this standpoint, glue must take rank
among the few simple articles that distinct
lively stand as universal landmarks ofadvance-
ment civilization and refinement among
men. We look upon Mr.. Spalding's Pre-
pared Glue as a pillar in the household es-
tate. May his shadow never be less.-Rah-
lgGy Register and AmerieG1.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-21

q wonder what's come over motherW he
said to himself "She used 70 be 50 deter
mined that ! should 60 If Iteased her ever
so hard To let me stay away. ] suppose I've
troubled her by acting so about going. I've
good mind to get the lesson and 20, Just
to please her-and III surprise her too"
Dropping the hatchet he ran into the house
and having extorted a promise Of secrecy
from his sisters, he Rscertained where the
lesson was, and stole up to his room; and
having soon learned it, be dressed, came
down, and, mounting the boughs Of an ap-
pie tree in the front yard, he remained until
his mother made her appearance, when, to
her surprise, he jumped down beside her,
saying, with an arch look, "l am going TO
the meeting with you, mother"
He would have given anything Just then
for smile or a loving caress; but his moth
er only said, in her quiet, grave way, "May
the Lord bless it 10 the salvation Of your
soul"
Fred was a little chilled, but he thought,
"Well, know she's glad any way" and
consoled himself with that
The next week Mr.. Barry went TO house
keeping in the old parsonage, the garden
was a waste Of weeds, but the minister was
bent on reclaiming it. and he knew Of no one
whose company he should better enjoy in the
work than Master Fred's, whose heart needed
cultivation Of the right sort, quite as much
as the parsonage garden. The boy entered
with delight into the pastors plan, and daily
they were together for hours. Every little
opportunity for putting trust and confidence
in Fred was improved by Mr.. Barry and soon
he was entirelywOn. He would have learned
the whole of the Westminster catechism, or
the two books of the Chronicles if necessary,
to please his ffiend, so loyal was his attach
ment; and so, day by day, good seed was
sown, which met with no opposition, and
while the boy was pleased with the idea that
he was helping his PASTOR the latter was no
less pleased to observe the gradual, but GER
tain change going on in the mind of his
young parishioner. Led, instead of driven,
he soon began to think, and his keen and
active mind found delight in considering
topics under his friends judicious guidance
which once had been his aversion. Honest
doubts were treated with respect child though
he was, and questions which, had he propos-
ed them to his parent, would have been re-
buffed as atheistic, were kindly answered,
and the beauty Of a serene faith shown him
in contrast not by exhortation, but a benig-
nRnt example.
The years glided on, and the once wild,
erratic boy, was commitment at the Lords
table, then a student in the pastors study;
the sympathy between the two deepened into
profound and lasting friendship, and after
his college course was ended, he returned,
thither to pursue his theological studies.
The good deacon has long since gone TO
his reward, and the praying mother exchang-
ed her tears for songs Of praise; but the boy,
who was the trial Of their early years, lives
an active, honored, and beloved pastor,
whose energies are unhagging and whose
courage dauntless in doing his Masters work
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-21
OBSERVATION AND ExPERIENCE.

SPALDNG's PREPARED GLUE:-We are pre-
pared from practical observation and ezperi-
e7ee to pronounce this a good article-em-
Phatically good thing for housekeepers and
others. Its use in a family will save vast
amount Of trouble, of Inconvenience and ex-
pense. What an artisan would change to
mend picture frame or piece of furniture,
can be dispensed with by the use of the Pre-
pared Glue-what trouble and inconvenience
you are put to in seeking an artisan can be
avoided. The trouble of applying the glue
is no trouble at all, and the expense attend
ing the purchase of the article is simply no
expense at all, comparatively speaking
Every line and every word of the advertise
ment are strictly true. We can vouch for it,
and will be personally responsiblei if any are
deceived in the premises.-NeJO York Exam
f1sr