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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-03-29
Additional by the Canada.

HALIFAX, March 23d-P. M.-The following embra-
the main points of interest the advces per steam
er Canada
ENGLAND-The Savoy question has been brought
prominently before Parliament.
In the House of Lords the Duke of Newcastle said
that the dispatches laid before Parliament touching the
Savoy question contained everything important that had
taken place.
In the House of Commons, Mr.. Ringlake, at the re-
quest of Lord Russell postponed his motion protesting
against the annexation of Savoy to France.
Mr.. Byng moved an address to the Crown, approv:
the new commercial treaty with France and ME 1ng
Parliament to take necessary measures for CO. Lgine
into effect The address agreed to witt trying il
sion Iout divi
In reply to question, Austria and
mated their concurrence in the views Prussia had init
ing the annexation OF Savoy to F. OF England touch
not replied yet. rance, but Russia had
NO more floating batterI
Engiand-the Armstrong are " pe constructed in
died the immense thick guns having completely rid
vessel. IRON plates of the experimental
18th inst. ou'les on rice went into effect on the
Times saws ); Paris correspondent of the Tondo,
Tuscanv -G is likely, as as universal snffar,o y;
yoyards declares for annexation to Piedmont the g.
rrr VIII nave French army on the snot VIZ 0''
tap,o western powers have promised o.o;o
&c 10 the Porte in maintaining bis rioba +; assis
na Tue Dannoian prncpalities in case
"N0 oil armed intervention should oceur 0'A'ion0
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u,,,. p,.,,.. 4 Railroad from Washington. N. C.

rbe propo.. Il Railroad Washington. ~ q
We learn from the Washington n. g., D'SP"tch OF
the DIST inst that ten twelve OF the corpousS
met on Friday night last III said avn, in order 10 MAKE
arrangements for opening books, &C. for receiving SUB
scrptions to the proposed Railroad from thar place,
when the sum of $4,000 was subscribed by those pres
ent 1t requires subscription of 100000 to secure
the charter If similar liberaty is manifested by the
peope of the different counties through which the road
is to pass there will be no obstacle i'll the way the
road will soon be commenced, and the people of that
section will shortly thereafter begin to realize the effects
of the undertaking.
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ONE HUNDRED Girls INA TELEGRAPH 0FFICE.--In
England the business of operating telegraph wires has
been to great extent placed in thu hands OF young
ladies, who find it very agreeable employment The IN
land detar ment of the Electric Telegraph Company
in London now employs one hundred young ladies, who
receive and transmit the messages from all parts OF the
United Kingdom The room in which they engaged
is lofty spacious, and admirably lighted and ventilated
number of long tables are placed across the room
upon which the instruments placed, attendant
being seated opposite each There is table for
Liverpool another for Manchester third for Brming-
ham and Glasgow, and for the whole of the chief
towns When not engaged at the Instruments the girls
employ themselves with needlework reading. The
room is in charge of matron. The compensation ran
ges from los. to 25s ($2 80 to Sc 25 per week Ten
hours constitute days work. period of SIX weeks
is sufficient to learn the whole process of teegraphng
but longer practice is required to impar efficiency and
rapidy of execution. There is kitchen in which the
young ladies cook their dinners and servant to wait
upon them, with lavatory and other appliances for
their comfort and convenience. The access to the
is by staircase exclusively devoted to the ladies, and
person of the ruder upon any admitted
into their department except upon special order
TO the honor of the " fair SEX" the experiment has
proved to demonstration that the proverba ncapacy
of women to keep secret is great untruth. Of the
thousands of important and valuable secrets which
must yearly to the knowledge of these young la
dies not single has transpred. Many OF the
fair operatives closely related to individuals dis
tingulshed in literature, science and art.
FROM WASHINGTON Cry Washington, March %
-he contract for printing the postoice blanks has
been awarded to G.. f. S. homas, at 9414 per cent
less than the previous prices This will probably result
in saving per annum of upwards of forty thousand
dollars.
Lafayette p. Brown, of North Carolina, has been
appointed purser i'll the navy.
The Postmaster General has gone to Florida in con-
sequence of the illness of his wife there.
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nea- Lieut.. Chapman, Of the Saratoga, is bearer OF
dispatches from Vera Cruz to the government at WASH
ington, relative to the capture of Mramons ships The
Washington correspondent of the Baltimore Sun, under
date of the 2Oh says that the language held at the navy
department concerning the capture of these vessels is
that they were pratca their character as they showed
no flags and not recognized as Mexican by the
arez the vessels could not have been captured
under any instructions to resist blockade by them as
they did not make an attempt at blockading
The dispatches had not reached Washington. We
shall probably know more about the affair in few days.
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For the journal.
Fire In Duplin.

DUPLIN COUNTY, N. c., March 22d, 1860.
MEssRs. EDITORS To-day, between and nine o.
clock A M the residence of Mrs Ann Pearsa the widow
of the late James Pearsa deceased entirely
by fire. About halfpast this morning it drcov
cred by of the that small spot on the roof
fire, and the alarm Immediately given but no
being except females steps taken put
out until necessary aid secured which
avail anything large portion Of the was then in
flames, and consequently all efforts to exnguish them
frutless The of the valuable furniture was saved
the loss sustained, suppose, is about 81 900.
The many friends of this faithful beloved mother will
depore her misfortune.
Yours, respectfu'y. s M.
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MEssRs. EDITORS We wish to state through your excel
lent paper that the public money District No l, will
be expended and hope that the citizens of said
District will manifest interest and subscribe literally
the continuance of the School, We the of educa
ting the poor class of children this toEn and let put
shoulder the wheel of invention and keep the School
going. Money must inevitably be raised and appeal
the generosity of the people of this place aid and
US in this effort The School is very fourishing con-
donl04 scholars in attendance and under the control of
Mr. B. r. PARISH of SAMPSON of fine quaic ations
and excellent teacher He has been teaching five
months, during which time his School has been visited by
of the prominent and experienced teacher
State. COMMITTEE.
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BY TELEGR APH.


WASHINGTON, d. c., March 22d 1860
The Senate on yesterday discussed the Florida
Claims Resolutions introduced asking the Presl-
dent for information in regard to the capture of the
Mexican Steamers.
In the House similar resolutions were introduced
The Sickles election case discussed.
WASHINGTON, March 3d. 1860
Yesterday, in the Senate, the homestead bill was up,
but action taken upon it. In the House the amend
ment to the Utah territorial bill debated The Mi
chgan contested election was taken up, and the
preliminary action had thereon indicates the probability
that Cooper, Democrat, will be ousted of his seat.
LATER FROM MEXICO.
New ORLEANS, March oath, 1860
Adyices from Vera Cruz to the 18th instant have
been received
Mraman bombarded the city on the l3th doing little
damage
A detachment of Miramons troops from Alvarado
were attacked and completely routed by the Lberass.
flag of truce was sent by Juarez which resulted in
supervision of hostilities.
military Congress composed of the chiefs of the two
armies and representatives of foreign governments met
the same evening. Result unknown.
1t was reported that Miramon had abandoned the
siege anu ueetttu anu IohEu PoO"h 'AN
French feet, the city of Mexico pronouncng against
him. Army deserving.
FIVE DAYS LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
ST. LOUIS March %, 186O.-The California overland
mail, with dates to the Sd inst. has arrived.
The Democratic State Convention at Sacramento
adopted the Cincinnati platform. The bred Scott de-
cision was also sustained The administration of the
President was endorsed.
Daniel S. Dickinson of New York declared the
first choice of the Convention, candidate for the
next Presidency
Delegates were elected to the Charleston Convention,
but they are uncommtted.
WASHINGTON, d. c., MARCH &c, 1860
The Democratic National Committee to-day calls a
meeting to be held Oh the 9th day of April relative to
the Charleston Convention but it is highly improbable
that they will change the place of meeting.
New YORK, March &c, 1860
A. S. Stewart the celebrated Dry Goods Merchant
has been taken to the Insane Asylum.
Nothing further from Vera Cruz.
ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA.
HALIFAX, n. s., March Oath, 1860
The steamship Canada at this port yesterday, brings
dates to the 10TH The Western powers had agreed to
protect Turkey against the Eastern powers.
Sardinia consents to vote by tie Savoyards on the
subject of annexation to France.
The advanced customs on rice went into effect in Eng
land on the 18th inst.
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Texas Affairs.

A dispatch to the Charleston Courier from New Or
leans dated the Goth inst says that Gov Houston at
San Antonio and will act in concert with Colonel Lees
operations on the Rio Grande Col. Lee was to leave
on the 18th for sctiye work. Five hundred Ran
gers are already in the field under Coy Housons proc
lamation for the defence of the Northern frontier, where
the Indians are numbering, punderng and burning in all
directions
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-03-29

Ba7~ VIM B. Smith, Esq, Of the Tarboro' Mercury,
has associated with him G. c. Calan ESQ., late Wash
ington City correspondent of that paper. Mr. c. has
been connected with the Democratic press for length
of time and will no doubt make valuable coeditor of
the Mercury. We wish him and bis partner success
Edgecombe ought to give handsome support to her
press. Her citizens are amply able to do So and We
have no doubt they will.
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LIVERPOOL AIARKET.

LIVERPOOL, March 10TH 1860
Cotton dull Sales Of the week $1,000 bales at de-
cline of 18d. The decline is principally on the mid
ding and lower qualities Stock hand $4,000 bales
of which 697 600 bales are American. Midding Or
leans 634d Middng Uplands Gid.
Breadstufs quiet. Provisions quiet Rice firm at
% 24s. Resin steady at As. ID. As. Sd. Turpen-
tine dull, and all qualities slightly declined. Spirits
Turpentine Sos. cd. 36s.
COnsOS closed at 94t%
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JONES' HOTEL.

FNHE SUBSCRIBER would respectfully inform his friends
and the public that he has purchased the lease and
niture of the JONES HOTEL in Philadelphia. The Hotel
was entirely reted and newly furnished last Spring.
pOrtant additions will be put in this month"; 80 that the old
and well known Jones Hotel will be second to none in the
city, home for the busn pleasure Charges
moderate and every eXertOn will be made to merit a
liberal share of patronage AARON GAGE.
March 10Th. 1850 l66 lm-3O-ly
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AID ValOreln.

Mr.. Bedsoe proposed plan [against which Mr.. Pool
Mr. Pools al not the same They may both be STRUNG
for the end, but prefer different roads ~
Wilmington Herald, 22d March, 1850.
Them of course the principle the same, the only Diff
ference being the roads they take to reach the same
end The italics in the above are our own.
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FROM UTAH AND Pixies PEAK-MANsLAUGHTER
AND LYNCH LAW DENVER CITY.--AtchanSon, March
2l--The central and overland mail and Pixies Peak
press arrived this evening" bringing dates from Salt
Lake to March 3D. and Denver city to the 10Th inst
and 100000 in gold dust.
On the 18th, at Denver City, Moses Young shot VIM.
West, of Leavenworth. On the 18th Young was tried
before the Peoples Court" and hung at three O'Clock
the same afternoon. The unfortunate only said,
in his defence, that he had killed his best FRIEND but for
what cause the world would know. The funeral
OF West was largely attended by the Free Masons and
others.
Mr. Stone who wounded in a duel, as previously
stated, still alive, but his surgeons pronounced his
wound mortal.
Affairs at Salt Lake City were quiet. Gen johnson
and Maj. Porter left Camp Floyd on the 29th of Feb
ruary, en- route for Washington via California.
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ARREST Or AN ALLEGED PIRATE AND MURDERER
NEW YORK, MARCH 24-The alleged pirate and mur
derer of the sloop A. E. Johnson has been arrested
Providence. His real name is Alfred w. Hicks ant
belongs to Foster, Rhode Island.
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Democratic sentiment In Ohio.

The President OF Tie Virginia Senate on Saturday
submitted the following communication which, on mo-
ton of Mr., Paxton, ordered to be printed
FXECUTIvE DEPARTMENT,
Richmond March 18th, 1860
Gentlemen, Of the Senate and HOuSe0f Diegdt 8
transmit to you for your consideration the accompanying
papers. by members of the Ohio Legislature.
1t of Infinite satisfaction to me to know that
sentiments national and conservative those embodied
the preamble and resolutions entertained by the mi
nory the members of the Houe of Representatives of
that State Being pOweess in the body to which they be-
long, they have adopted this eptionabe mode of
making known the Legislature and the people of this Com
their views upon question of bling interest
and the OF the country and the
walton of the Union The patriotic spirit they have exhbi
times like these, when dangers threaten all
Sides worthy of the highest cOmmendation and should be
appropriately responded to. Respectfully,
JOHN LETCHER.
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Drowned.

A negro sailor belonging to the Barque John Grit
fn lying at the wharf of the Wilmington Charlotte &
Rutherford Rail Road, about miles above town, whilst
walking on plank from the vessel to the wharf on yes
terday, fell overheard and was drowned before assis
lance could reach him.
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1Sg The Standard is printing large edition of Gov
Ellis speech delivered before the Democratic Conven
tion So per 100 The speech should be spread broad
cast throughout the State
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The Texas FRoNr1ER-W .su,rouo,-
ne oer Of Governor HoUsrAN, of Texas Of va +po
Ior the defence of the Texas frontier beo hoon
declined by the Federal Government mas been
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ReE~ The North Carolina Medical Society will be
held this year at Washington, North Carolina, the
4th Wednesday in April prOx. 1t is to be hoped the
attendance will be large from every part of the State
The Society will frd themselves well cared for by the
good citizens of Washington See notice of the Society
in this paper.
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Bgg The Democratic District Convention, for the I'd
district, was held in Newbern the 22d inst. VIM
K. Lane ESQ., of Wayne, presided All the counties
except Hyde, were represented r. L. Bridgers, Esq.
of Edgecombe, and L. w. Humphrey, Esq, of Onslow
elected delegates to the Charleston Convention
VIM K. Lane, Esq, and H. F. Bond ESQ., their alter
mates. VIM. B. Rodman, Esq, of Washington, is the
Presidential Elector subeecors were also chosen fo
each county
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eeAp The wrecked Schr. Woodbne and all her mate
rails was sold at auction yesterday by d. Pigott for
SOL 81.
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FERTI..IZERS.

FERTILIZERS.
HE SUBSCRIBERS offer for sale, respectfully solicit
l. orders for the following fertilizers
NO. | PERUVIAN GUANO Pure
REESE'S MANIPULATED GUANO;
SOMBRERO
AMERICAN
LAND PLASTER
SUPER PHOSPHATE LIME:
NATIONAL FERTILIZERS COR FARMERS
FRIEND &c. Sc.
Orders from the country will be promptly filed at the
lowest arket price supply always on hand
March 23d, 1850 w. H. McRARY & co.
by EMPRESS.
4 KELLEY'S NEW BOOK STORE.
n superior Family Bible with 40 blanks for Family Re-
cords
Testament with Psalms, large Type.
Godsmh's Complete Works, 4 vols.
The Two Sisters, by Mrs. SOuthw orth.
Marcus Warland, by Mrs. Lee HentZ
Virginia House Wife Methodca Cook.
5000 Exercises in Arithmetic, by David Ring.
Centennial Birth Day of Rob Burns celebrated by the
Burns Club Of New York 1859
Sunshine, or Kate Vinton. by Mrs. McKeever.
Parton Life of Andrew jackson, VOL LIST.
March &c.
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ELECTION IN NEBRASKA TERRITORY Chicago, March
2l.-The Nebraska Republican gives the following re-
turns from the late election held in that Territory for
delegates to the convention to form State constitution
Of the ortyeght counties heard from, thrtysix are
republican and twelve democratic with four counties
not returned. On the State government question the
vote stands 1877 for to 1887 against such government
MURDER OF NORTH CARoL1NIANs IN TExAs-We
understand that authentic information has been received
here from W. A Evans, Esq, formerly of this vicinity,
that two young men, brothers, Colin and Angus Mon
roe formerly of Robson county, n. c., murdered
by Indians recently They in search of location
for the purpose of stock raising, when the Indians
upon of them at their camp and murdered him. and
subsequently met the other in the road and murdered
him. The citizens pursued the Indians and killed fifteen
of them.
We learn that the brothers Monroe were very worthy
men, much respected in Robson and Cumberland coun-
ties where they have left many relatives and friends.
Fayetteville Observer.
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OUR OWN IMPORTATION
= CASES HOYLES ENGLISH PRINTS;
- 100 pieces Irish Linens;
400 dozen Lawn Handkerchief;
100 " Hem Stitch
80 pieces Brown and White Irish Drills;
s, 10, and l2-4 Damask Table Cloths;
Table Napkins and Damasks
Imported by ourselves direct from the Manufacturers in
England and Ireland and will be sold than New York
wholesale prices HEDRICK q RYAN
March 18th, 1860
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Rgg- On Wednesday afternoon we left Wilmington to

REThe Carriers prohibited from selling any copies
of the Journal.
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THE WILMINGTON JOURNAL.
SATURDAY, MAReH "a, 1860.

The postage this paper within the State is 81 cts per
quarter, out of the State 81 cts. per 9rarter
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OTHING SYRUP,
rnR CHILDREN rErrr,r.-

FOR CHILDREN TEETHrNc
which greatly facilitates the process of teehino H.
ening the gums, reducing all inammation-wIj sono m
PAIN and spasmodic action, and is '! Al
SURE TO REGULATE THE BOWELS
Depend upon it, mothers, it will give rest to yom,,,
RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR Iyp,,n
We have put up and sold this article for over + ~
and CAN SAY, IN CONFIDENCE AND TPiTTga yen
what we have never ~-- been able ~ " L.
FAILED IA, IN SIN w1SsLow's GG TyT Es HA d
TO EFFECT A SOOTHING CURE. wben A As
used Meyer did we SYRUP know nss 2
On the contrary, all delighted with its operation
speak in terms of commentator OF its magical eaG
medical virtues: We speak in this matter WHAT wy
OUR REPUTATioN FOX The FULF FiIy S4P OF T B
WE HERE DECLARE. In almost every instance wlo IA
infant is suffering from pain and exhaustion relief vf
found in fifteen or twenty minutes after the syrup a
istered. WILL
This valuable preparation is the prescription Of
most EXPERIENCED and SKILLFUL NURSES in Es
England, and has been used with NEVER FAILING ~
CESS in THOUSANDS OF CASES. 'v
1t not only relieves the child from pain, but iDvip,r
the stomach and bowels, corrects acidity and pyps
and energy to the whole system. 1t will almost mar
GRIPPING IN THE BOWELS, AND WIND com
and overcome con- ---1 vuSOns w}tl y
not no speedily RENE FOR died end ndc es1IS
IF ESEE n THE TrErnAc W9FP i
IN Ohl'D hEN, Whether IL arises from teethlng OF l
other cause. We would say TO every mother whoba
child suffering from any of the foregoing complaint, h
NOT LET YOUR PREJUDICES, NOR TIE PRFJUDGE
OF OTHERS, stand between you and your suffering cha
AMI the relief that will be SURVEYS, ABSOLUTELY S
to follow the of this medicine, if timely used Ft
recous for using will accompany each bottle None gg
unless the fac-simile of CURTIS PERKINS, NeE-YQi
is on the outside wrapper.
Sold by Druggists throughout the world.
Principal Office, I3 Cedar street, N. "
PRICE ONLY % CENTS PER BOTTLE.
Sold in Wilmington N. c., by WALKER MEARES
Feb. 25th, 1860 l47-3m-?Tr
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JUST RECEIVED.
90 BBLS EXTRA c. SUGAR;
~ do. Patent Cut Loaf do;
do. Whale Oil;
100 sacks Salt;
45 bb.s. Flour
5 half-bbls Sal Soda;
10 boxes of Rock and Prepared Potash.
March IL D.. KELLEY.
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"a The Steamer Post Boy is to resume her trips
between Newborn and Washington she
dergOes the necessary repairs.
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STURGEON REPUDIATED.-The superintendent of
Baptist coportage in Virginia has instructed the book
agent of the Sunday school and publication board It.
j. Starke of Richmond to send back all the copies of
Surgeons sermons ordered for their coporteurs and
now on hand,
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y o o = u y
SORTED NUMERO 634 ORDINARlO'

$4OO to $4,000; Of $4OOt o $4,000; OF paw a.
1 of $500 to 900. an Quarter
Whole Tickets $40 Halves $40 S Int,
Prizes cashed at sight at per cent. ui00" ad
Bills on all solvent Banks taken at par the result
A drawing viii be forwarded as soon as Inc ~
known. r;ke+s TO be adu,' =
~ All orders for Schemes OF IlG pos. C6sresooI.
ITDON RODRIGUEZ, care OF City foS'' w. I?V"
Jan. 25th. 1860.
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VIM. GARTER S. S. CARTER,
DAN I'D n. CARTER, JOHN Z. A |
UNITED WE STAND!
WIN. CARTER 4 SONS
IL HAVE ESTA BLISHED the first perma- GA |
~ nent BOOT AND SHOE SADDLE AND E1N&$A |
- HARNESS MANDATORY in Chatham ~
County, for hoesae where may be had short notice
any time, full ment of the above articles all
of which principally made of own make of Leather
and OF Southern hides We hope this will have unlimited
from all who are down against the Harpers Ferry
affair. Nothing shall be lacking our part to please
Our NEGRO BROGANS unsurpassed in North Caro-.
lima and make the Leather, can sell on terms r
compare with any
All orders from distance shall have due sttentto-
kinds OF county produce, Hides, Iallow, Sc. All
Maas + r. S"'t b b C tronnx1 taken il
fr w., 3h anu , ~ ~ villa Mp W at Whining
" dda 'n7 '"ie VI pF NeyG ,PFYy~ at Fayetteville
1AHoless WM . dc.
Mb 90 ,oco -ARTER & SONS,
"'tn ~ loo0 Goldston N G.
I,u 2,o
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aS- single bottle of SPALDING'S PREPARED GIL!
will save ten times it's annually to every households
Sold by all prominent StatOners, Druggists, lGjEN
and Furniture Dealers, Grocers, and Fancy Stores m
GO, :ntry merchants should make note of SPALDN,
PREF AIRED GLUE, when making up their list. 1 u
stand any climate.
Feb. l, 1860. I2kGH