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Gazette and sentinel., 1860-02-11

Sn The undersigned proprietor deems
SSs3s Z EIait expedient 10 inform the TRAY.
NA5SHE Filling PUBLICiu particular, as
t9 well as Regular BoarGeTs. that the
above iIOuse-which has been established about
two wears, more as a Private Boarding House
than a Hotel-has lately, by the advice of friends
and the urgent demands OF the public, been eE-
tended 10 a depth as great as It's former length,
and now presents, IN the extent and style OF lis
accommodations. the characteristics oil a INST
class Hotel. second 10 no other in the country pa
Tishes. TO which he invites the attention OF all re
curing accommodation OF the character which
NAV be expected at = first class Hotel.
The FUTILE HOUSE Is most eligibly s:tua-
ted. both for the convenience OF Travellers and
the Business Community. Il Is situated on the
corner of Bank and Plaquemine streets. opposite
the steamboat landing. and immet iaiely on a line
with the late Planters (Bisselr>) Hotel, and
about one hundred yards distant from the river.
In front of the House there is a handsome portl-
co. above and below, an extensive Reading
and Reception Room, in which there Is one ct
the best SG;cS, for The preservation OF vaiuables.
anywhere 10 be iound-a delightful Dining Room
and Bed Rooms. &c, that cannot be eIcelled in
front and parly around the house there is q ward
10 fine green sward, most delightful for children.
In fine, the undersigned i confident that Travel
eTs ant others Will tiud at the FUTILE HOUSE,
every tomlori and attention that could he eK-
peeled al Hotels OF the highest IT equation. and al
prices that cannot fail 10 be acceptable.
The late improvements being now almost
completed. with an entire new outfit Of Funi-
,ure. Bedding. Ne. Ire FUTILE ROUSE is
confidently thrown open 10 the public as a FIRST
class hotel. 10 which the undersigned respectfully
invites ali WhU desire quiet and elesant.accorn'
modaiions.
noyI3.tr J. S. FUTILE.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-02-11
.GV.YS d,EEECTEON.

A TTENDU, QUEEN veitu dune Proclamation
IA de son excellence Robt &. Wickliife, GOu-
yerneur de PEtat de la Louisiana, en- date du II
Janvier, adresse au s~oussignG Sheriff de la pa
rolsse dlberville, laquelle Proclamation ordonne
qu'une ELECTION soft tenue dams cette pa
roisse par les votants dument qualities,
Lund 6 20me. jour de Fccriv proclaim,
1850, de 0 heures du matin, a A heures du soir
aim d'elire, dams la dite Election du Second Dis
trict de la COnr Supreme de la Louisiana. nm
Juge Associe, a la place de lHon. J. l.. Cole.
JUICE Associe du dit Second District. resign6.
En- consequence de la dite Proclamation Je,
soussigne Sheriff, dome avis aux votants de cette
paroisse, qu'une Election aura lieu dams cette pa-
rolsse dlbervilie, ct il est ordonne aux commits
saires nomme a Get efiet, de tenir la dite Flee
ton GU seront elus foficier ci-dessus specific
en- conformite de la loi, dams les Districts dElec-
ton s~uivants:
Bayou Gaula, Ter District, a rHotel Buena
Vista, Messrs. Emile Riviere, Emile Sigur Of
Ernest Comeaux, commissaires.
Plaquemine, 2me District, a la maison De Cour.
Nlesss. J. II. Rils, NJ. A. Esteyan ct Augus,e
Levert, hls, commiSsaireS.
Dams lie 3me. District. a Ia residence de Michel
Schlatre, pere, Lucien Maiionneaux. Oscar Du-
puy ct Alfred Greaud, commissaires
Village, 4me. District, au magasin de Mrssrs.
Bissel ct Schlatre, Messrs. Alexander Roth,
Amilcar Dupuy ct E Neraux, commissaires.
"0aks, 5me. District, a la maison de Pierre
Richard, Messrs. Adolphe Hebert, Pierre Richard
ct Jules Leblanc. commissaires.
Island" Cine. District, an magasin GEdward
Dupuy, Messrs. Jos. Walsh, p. j. Cole ct Lu-
Glen Gnedry, commissaires.
"Ives' Mill" Tine. District, Bayou Sorrell.
Messrs Geo. Mitcheltree, Jos. J. Leblanc Ell
Telismar Toffier, commissaires.
''Grosse Tete,'' SINE. District, a la maison DE-
cole, Messrs. Jno. Slack, Emile Dupuy ct W. J.
Began, commissaires
Les commissaires de la dite Election ieront
leurs retours dams les delais voulus par la loi, au
soussigne SheIifa la maison de Cour.
Signe oficialement a Ia paroisse dIberville, &c
is Janvier, 1860.
ian2i TIIEO. BLANCHARD, Sheriff
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Rhine WIMe.

en- The undersigned would say to his
essS friends and TO the pubic generally that
S&zshaviug become sole proprietor of the
fine Wine imported by BlEHLER BROS, he
will pay due attention 10 the orders of all for a
supply. in bottles or casks. No such quality of
wine can be purchased for 80 per cent advance
on the sum he asks for ii. He asks connoisers to
give it a trial.
sepl0 GABRIEL BIEHLER'
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Presented With Zach Book

al Inc time OF sale.
N. B.-Do not be deceived by any travelling
concerns that may wish TO take adj Vantage of our
success to advertise under the same name. TO
protect our Friends and Patrons from imposition.
who may never have visited our store, We would
state that this is the
ON DID 1 NIL on NH
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-02-11
GSETS! GxETS!! GzETs!!
EVANS & CO.'S
GREAT
Southern Gift Book Store!
Third Year
OF TIE
ENTERPRISE IN NEW ORLEANS.

II AVING received the strongest assurance of
IL the satisfaction of our customers heretofore,
by their continued patronage, we would respect
fully inform them and all who are DESTROYS of oh.
tanning a Valuable Library, also FIFE Books for
Presents and for the Parlor Table, that by con-
slant addition TO our Stock, we have now on
hand a Larger and More Choice Collection OF
Standard and Miscellaneous Books, consisting of
Bibles, Prayer Books, ANIMALS. Albums, and
Late Publications. than has ever been offered in
this city. and selling al the Lowest Retail Prices /!
A GIFT!
Worth from % cents TO One Hundred Dollars.
consisting of Gold and Silver Watches, Gold
%Jewelry, and a great variety CT useful and desi
rable articles will be
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-02-11
EVANS d. co.
in the South

IN the South.
We would respectfully give as reference The
Editors OF The Picayune, True Delta, N. O. Cres-
cent, and Delta, OF this city.
Those who are unable to visit our Store. can
reallze all the advantages of dealing win this
establishment, by sending their orders by Ex-
press, and they will be promptly filled aud sent
with the corresponding Gifts, by the first return
Express.
IAny person ordering Ten or more Books at
one tline' VIII receive a Gift and a Book extra.
1Circulars, with a List of our Book viii he
sent free 10 any address.
EVANS & co.
decZ4 No. Q Camp street, near Canal.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
EpE'S'

10 -
THIS institution is now open foI
rs 1.-THE admission of pupils. The servl-
g~4<NS ces of NJ. PARoT, an accomplished
teacher OF French, have been secured for this lie.
rartment and he will he on the ground in a few
days, when those deSiIing instruction in this
branch can BE- accommodated. The principal Will
also soon lake up his residence IN the institution,
when a limited number of pupils from abroad
may be accommodated with board.
Special pains vii! be taken in preparing youth
thoroughly tor College, m orderthat their future
course may lie both easy and Sdtrtaclo V. The
same care will also he taken with those whomay
wish 10 prosecute their classical studies beyon!
the rudimenis 'in#Ai> INSTITUTION.
a careful supervision All, be exercised over To"
morals. habits amt conduct al pupils durIug schaU.
huurs or While resident III the institution.
The following are the
TERMS Or TUITION, &c.
Primary English, per month, $500
Advanced English studies, 400
French, with English branches, 500
Latin, French and English, combined, 1890
Board, per month, $500
Washing. extra,
u All bills payable monthly.
Instruction in Painting aud Drawing given in
he institution, if desire l.
PAUL SELBY, Principal.
Plaquemine La, Oct. sin, 1889. octS
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THE TUTTLE HOUSE.

49, The undersigned proprietor deems
SSS3s Z EI8it exppdient 10 inform the TRAY.
rasA#SHE Filling PUBLlCiu particular, as
GtI well as Regular BoarGeTs that the
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NIGHT SESSION.
call Of the House was demanded in order, and
being taken the Clerk reported twenty absentees.

4 call Of the House was demanded in order, and
being taken the Clerk reported twenty absentess.
THE CAPITOL AND CAPITOL GzoUNps
The House proceeded to the consideration Of the
business pending The time Of taking the recess
for supper
Mr.. CAN'T offered the following in lieu of the
Senate amendment:
BE enacted That the Governor issue six per
cent coupon bonds Of the ate having 80 years to
run to the extent Of 500 600 to be applied 70 the
improvement Of the Capitol grounds by the Capitol
commissioners under the direction of he Governor,
secretary Of S'ate aud Comptroller who are IN; de
hereby additional commissioners
Mr., RUSSELL made an Intellectual motion to lay
the amendment 90 the able-J cas- a, nays 20.
Mr.. WILLIAMS, Of Hickman, moved 20 amend
the amendment by providing that said Capitol aud
Capitol grounds shall Be completed and faishtd
with the money hereby appropriated
Tne amendment WAS rejected
Mr. Speaker WHICFHORNE mr. LEA ia tae
chairl made "a Intellectual demand Tor the previous
question On concurrence in Senate amendment.
Mr.. HURr made IN Intellectual motion to recon-
slider the vote rejsc;iug tbe amendment to the
amendment.
Mr. MeCABE made an intellectual motton-ysas
is. nays to strike out of the amendment the
words state bJnls insert ia lieu thereof the
words ''t) be paid out Of the public treasury"
TIE amendment was rejected by yeas %, uays2 90 I
Mr.. EAST offered the following amendment in I
lieu Of the Senate amendment.
Be further enacted, That the Comptroller Of the
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The Louisville C0lTi Ter regards the proposition to
change the National Democratic Convention from
Charleston to some other place as a trick of the
trumpeters Of STEPHEN A. DOUGLAS, and that the
Nashville UNION AND American. in favoring such a
change "unsuspectngly fell into the cunnngly pre-
pared and skIlfully sprung trap" The Courier may
be correct in its surmises that the friends Of Mr.
DOUGLAs are urging 4 change for motives personal
to their tavorite but that does not show that the
grounds upon which we favored such policy were
not good and sufficient And until it does 50 show,
whatever may have been the motives of the friends
Of DOUGLAS, there Is no truth or justice in the
C5rier's explanation of the course of this paper.
We are satisfied upon reflection, that the meeting
of the Convention must and viii take place at Char
lesion Tor the very good reason that authority is
not vested in the National Executive Committee or
any other body, to determine otherwise. At the
same time we are equally well assured that the no.
tel keepers of Charleston have been guilty of
shabby trick in taking advantage Of this fact to play
the part Of extortiOners.
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CLIFTON.

ETNHIs addition il situated on the Charlotte Turnpike two
miles West Ct the City. 1. is divided into Los containing
rom 10 TO twenty with suitable streets and avenues It
also teated en- the Cumberland River The lots veil
Farms
On ThuFsdaY, the 5Ih of April next, on the
premises viii offer at public sale ten Of these lots This sale
FAFe bargains
TERMS g. l2 ls months credit for note5 payable in
BaaE bearing interest retained Sale 81 II O'clock
A NJ For further particulars call
mar24 Az s LINDSLEY.
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AVS LINDsLEY.
GREAT SALE OF BooTS AND SHOES Ar

g OAEIbL nov offers his large and splendid stock OF
-. Boots and Shoes to the amount Of eighty inou
sand dollars sold The comprises Boots
and Shoes OF Ladies, Genta Youths and Children
OF the very best quality There is not single pair Of peggi
among the lot all got up By r Cah r ia
arst class retail trade The sale 70 taxa place April 9th 1850
Terms Of sale, six months CAHILL,
~ Hrnal-.r-
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Regular Tuesdays, So. Laui. Packet.

hesular IUesdaYs' st. Louis Packet.
? NHE new and superior side wheel steamer Gen.
Il Anuers0ns VIII as above regularly eIlsfssIA
"a connection with the ieamsr Il W.
{ahs until tie steamer Hillman taxes her place Her
departure VIII be every TUESDAY o'clock. By this ar
me public viii have reliable line " packet boats
On IUsSDA1sisnd FRIDAYS OF every 81. Louis
hof ieisnt or 2aSs'le apply on board or to
80 A. HAMILTON, } Ag.n.,
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persons using hose for sprinkng and Yards are
hereby notified that IL violation Of law 70 use water
for such purposes unless paid fer in advance All psrssns
using hose fer such purois requested report qusn
y Of hoseto the superintendent OF Water works and pay lie
Collector for the same JOHN ~. sEABURY,
Ear1D-d3t Superintendent Water WorFa.
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Ladies' Wear.

Ladies' super Black Lasting Congress Gas viii and without
heels;
Ladies' Super Black Lasting Side Lace Caters, win au without
heels;
Ladies Super Black Lasting Frous Lass Caters vim nnd win
out heels;
Ladiss black and bronzsd Button heel Caters;
{" br0nzsd ConErsss hseI do:
super Engli5b Calf DO;
'front.' laee BooiI, Win sns without
heels;
Ladiss' ans KID Congress front lace Boots With and without
heels;
Ladies hns KID slippers with and without heels;
Velvet Embroldsrei sliPperI with and without heels;
" Tolls. sippars,s handsoms variety.
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The supreme court Of Vermont has decided that
railroad company is not liable to one person in its
service for an injury resulting from the negligence
of fellow servant The court held that this ex-
empton extended to the conduct of all the employees
OF the company who are engaged IN the common
business Of operating the road, in whatever relation
or subordination to each other.
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RAO BUSHELS HUNGARIAN GRASS SEED, jnst re.
OONy eeiyedb BY &EVKIN2,
EArs IA Market Street.
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One of the delegates at large from North CARROLL
ma denies the statement that the delegates from that
State are pledged to Senator HUNTER He says they
will 20 untrammeled.
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Terms.

Ansuns under SioO cash. all SlOO fous months
tine viii be given for satisfactory notes. payable in Bank Of
Tennessee, at nashville
TRABUE q LUCUS.
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10 Consumers depend upon getting pure lsrtis b
they buy the Valley Whisky, L sold by te botfis - -
OAg 80 ID. - MM. DAILY,
~ South william Street, New YORK
For lale in Nashville by RAWORTH GLENN. p'''''''
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House amendment to Senate bill No. 24l, to re-
! peal much of the act passed November T. 1857 to
repeal the act Of 1856, creating the Office of C5uu-
/ y Judge, as applies to Sewer county, WAS con-
CURED in.
House amendment 10 Senate bill No l46, to iu-
corporate the Csstilian Springs and Lafayette
Turnpike Company and for other purposes was CON
CURED in.
House amendment to Seuste bill No. $40, to char
ter the Granville and Martins Creek Turnpike Gor,
pAuy, was conquered in
House amendment to Senate bill No 23l, to eua.
bic County Courts to clear out the fords Of rivers
eoGourred in.
House amendments to Senate bill No. 238, 10 com
pensats printers, were ooucurred in.
House amendments to Senate Oill No. 2I5 to have
the record books ir the Land Office at Nashville
correctly indeXed we're amended and eoneurred in
House amendment to Senate bill No. 224, to in
corporate the Memphis ElmWOod and Greenwood
Railroad Company, vas ooncurred in
House amendment to Senate BIZ No POS TO re-
the charter Of tAe Southern Railroad Company
and to repesl that part Of the act passed 18th
March, 1883, that applies - said road, vas taken
up
Mr.. NEWMAN (Nr RIcHARDsOE in the oAsi')
offered amendment providing that the act shall
not extend or renew State aid to the company
Mr.. PAYNE moved to lay the amendment "a the .
table
Mr.. NEWMAN demanded the ayes and noes on
the motion, which were taken and resulted ayes y,
noes y, as follows:
Ayes.-Nessrs Allen Boyd, Bradford, Hiljreth,
Horn, Hunter MINIS, McClelap, Payne Peters,
Stanton, and Trimbe-l3
Noss.-Messrs. Bumpass, johnson, Lane, Mcneil
ly, Nash, Richardson, Stokes, SIokely Stovau.
Thompson, Wood and Speaker Newman-I2
Sc tie Senate refused to lay the amendment en-
The table
The question recurring Rpon the al ,2ti5n of the
amendment,
Mr.. NEWMAN demanded the ayes and noes
which we're taken aud resulted ayes TO- noes "a. AZ
follows;
Ayes-Messrs Bqmpsrs, JOhpsOn, Lane. lIcNeiuy,
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u ! South Cherry street, ' rSs595 ~, =
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tHE attention Of The public is Invited "a he fact TIA. mo
" ~ -s sha AatinAntine Candles offered Tor sale,
Deficient An
L. n. GUM. ID.

Hoe q Co.'s Celebrated Circular saws,
II ELTyERED.s The Virginia and Tennessee Detot At T
D y burg AZ Fsctory list prices. A q DARyFy
mar4.l-t FlV PhlanfV Fours7rv ~
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The Charleston. :. c.. artesian well is a perfect
success. 1t affords very soft and pleasant tasted
water, and is bottled and sent throughout the low
lands in large quantities
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Mr.. John7en's resolutions directing the Attorney
General to briug suit against the Messrs Spence
to rec ver the amount Of the outstanding notes
of the Exchange Bank, we're taken up and re-
jected
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MRS soUTHWoHTH'S NEW NOVEL.
The HAUNTED hoMEsrE AD; With her Autobiour.pbv BY
Mrs sogTHaoRrH-bound, 81 IS paper 81 o. For s.Ie5y
1--1 JOHN YORK co.
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Richardson, Stokes, sfOvau, Thompson, Wood and
Speaker NeWman--l0.
Ross-Messrs. Allen Boyd, Bradford. Hildrstb,
Horn, Huater, MINIS, Mcclellan Nash, Payne,
Peters Stanton Stokely. and Frimble-l4
So the amendment vas rejected
On notion Of Mr.. MINNIS. the amendment vas
CONQUERED ia, ayes ID. noes IL As follows:
Ayes-Messrs Allen. Boyd, Bradford, Hildrsih,
Horn. Hunter, MINIS, Mcclellan, PAYNE. Peters,
Stanton, Stokely. aud Trimble-lS
N0es-Messrs. Bumpass, Johnson Lane, AlcNeilly,
Nash, RiehaFdson Stokes. siosali, Thompson, Wood,
aud Speaker NeWmsn.-1i.
House amendments 20 Senate bill No. 900. to Sc
cure the payment Of casts in certain cases. and the
Senate ooncurred in the amendments providing thai
the seal Of tae oouuties shall not be affixed on var
rants drawn By The Chairman or Judges Of the
County Courts and in relation to the jurors in Knox
county. aud non-eoncurrsd IN he remaining amend
ments
House amendments to Senate bill No 1873. 10 al
low parties 60 ehaucery cases to take depositions
generally after continuance of the cause, without
the necessity Of al order remauding it to the rules
we're coneurred il.
House amendment to Senate bill No 1876, to
amend the law in relation jslors fees in certain
cases, was conourred in.
House amendment to Senate bill No. 25S, to save
costs to the counties and for other purposes
ooncurred in.
House amendments to Senate bill No. 273 to legal
Ls0 INC Hcbs Vi james H. Armstrong. enIfy LAkef OF
Knox county were coDcurred in
House amendment to Senate bill No. l27, TO in
corporate the Middle Tennessee Insurance Company,
al Leb non, we're taken up, snd severslly concur
red in, after amending the amendment chartering
the Union Insurance Company of Knoxville
CALL OF THE SENATE.
On motion Of Mr.. BUMPASS. cali OF the Sea-
ate WIS ordered, which resulted in showing the fol-
loving Senator's absent: Messrs. Allen, Horu, Stan
tor, Stokey and Trimble-5.
And then
Ga m1,ion of Mr.PAYNE, the Senate adjourned
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-, contemporary inquiries if the young ladies' Of
; t.le present day fitted for wives much more
b,5baI inquiry is, whether they fitted for
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House resolution for the benefit Of Wayne eoun-
ty was taken up and adopted ayes -, noes 10, IS
follows:
Aye-Messrs Allen, Boyd, Bradford, Bumpsss
Hgnter, Mickey, Mcclellan, Nash, Peters, Stanton,
Stokes and Wo0d-l2
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The Black Republicans Of Baltimore have form
ed an association for the urtherance Of anti-slave-
~ sentiment in that State. The New York Tribune
regards it as a favorable Indication for ;he Repub
Iicans at the South.
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Se,s-Messrs. Hildreth, Johnson. Lane. Mania
Me nc Richardson, stokely. SlovaIl Thompson
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o. motion Of Mr.; sToKELY, the senat. took
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-22

GreemvllIe and Miami Railroad.


aIfH Na - tflsl t|...l
a
CHANGE OF TIME H
hN and lller Tuesday, lunc l2th lsG0 until hrihef
, nnticn, trlna viii ifin a. ulloNsi
Leave lra ton "a 49, q. m, and 30 y. IN =. 4
Aruyc at un0n lNNp M +" i.25 I"
NirUnNlNti
Leave Union at $40 n M, and 2aS p. IN.
Arrive NJ Dayton tii0 - b55 :"
iusstneFs taking the ~ q. no. train from Dayton,
arrive at indianapolis at $40 p The trnin leaving
dayton ut iiin connects "a Unuu with The Express
tnn of the Dclleontinc Rarupd line, arriving NJ IN.
dmmpos NJ SIS u. making close eonnecfiuna with
ti,ns af Ierre llnuie, ladycttc Chiosgp, ~ Louis
md M Wcatcrn points.
~ fnrc u- Low ns Is any other route.
For uckcts, and Outhcr Information, please apply 10
Siunnel W King, Uonclal rhil,st Agent NJ ths Onion
Depot sixth street
itu II. G. sT1MsON, supI
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SpaMInaleI OFIuf.
CPAhDIN e's pnEPARED oLUE
sPAi.DINGs pRErARED GLUE,
spALDISce rnsrAHrb a1uE

SAVE TIgE riECEsi f
ECONOMY DISPATCH.
%s-Asu1fH y r,gF ssv~ NrrY-se
Asenri,lspts ,en hopper, sseafa 'eep-rwigtei ymaie
way for repairing ftrnliure, Toys, Crootery. 6c.,
ilN spALDTNGs PREPARED eHuE
meets MI such cmcfgcnclcs, and household can nf
ford - ip without " II s always rcndy and M 10 ie
sticking point There isno longer anecossity fdr limp
ing chairs, sphniered vcneer-, hcadless dolla niid
hoken crNles isnu ihe uriict ofcouc, she'll nnd
other ofnainsnt work. 70 popular wiiliadies ofrciine
This hdlnlnhe preparation Is used coId being chem
cay held in solution, and poseessing tl the valuable
qunlitiea ofthe best cninct-nmkers Glue n may be
used n the plaee q ordinary inucilugc, tcing ustly
"UsEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE"
N B.--A Brush accompanies each bottle. Price, 20
Wholesale Depot, NO. as Cedarr-st., MY.
Address HENRY @. sPALDING a co.,
Box No. 3,0OO New York,
Put up for Dealers In Cascs containing four eight and
twelve dozen-a beautiful iithopNph Show Gard nc
coinIE,nying each paclmrc
nS- single bolle Of sPABbING's PREPARED
glue VII saye trn times IL cost annually 10 every
Sold ly w prominent staiioners. Druggists, Hard.
ware and Furniture Dealers Grocnr and Faicy stores
Country merchants should make u note of SPAI.-
LtNG'b PREPARED GLrE, when making up their
list twill stand any climate.