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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-19

Bank Of fRichmond.-The contractors, Messrs.
dreen Il Allen are now At work PuiiiEg Z
down the old building on north Cary street
spector, which they will rebuild with an sls-
the Bank Of Richmond the front u TO BE-
cast by Mr. A. J. Bowers, after the pattern
used for 5. 5. Cottrell's new store. adjoining
the Dispatch Office. ID -.- ...sl 81. 0z-zssl
Hastings Jsdge.-On Tuesday next the e!ec.
tion Of Judge Of the Hastings Court Will take
place. The Office is an important one to orr
citizens, and the ablest man ought to Be Sc
lected The polls will be opened In the three
Wards At sunrise. The names Of the various
candidates may be found in our advertising
columns. ..,, ...4es4,.s.. .-... q.tl. .t....
Ercw,sioa Tickets to and from New York, on
either of the three fi.e steamers running be-
tween this place and Gotham, NAV be sec ured
for SIS Those who wish to see the Great
Eas tern, now daily looked for in New York,
will find the water route q pleasant one at
this season Of the year. -,..t .tt .L-a..r.k.-.
TArotring Stones-A lad named Hopkins was
before the Mayor yesterday to answer the
charge of throwing brick al Mrs. Mary kess-
Ter, abusing her, aud assaulting her child
reprimanded for his conduct, and then, be.
cause Of his youth, was discharged.
Opposition the Life Of Trads.-The opposition
immense numbers of passengers. Yesterday
afternoon both boats were loaded down to
their guards, and the saddle horse of the mail
line was thrown into the water at the start,
but scrambled out with little difficulty.
Body Fomnd.-The dead body of new born
white female child was found in James river,
near the north abutment of MayO's Bridge
yesterday morning. No traces have yet been
discovered to lead to the detection Of its mur.
derer. .. --- t-.l t
| Ano,her.-Yesterday afternoon, the dead
body of a newborn infant, enclosed in small
box, was found in a vacant lot near the Mar
shall street bridge across Shockoe creek. There
were no means Of discovering whose 1t was
or how it came there, and the Deputy Coroner
therefore ordered il to be buried
| T1expa sSing.-John Redmond WAS before thu
| Mayor yesterday, and held to bail for his good
behavior, on charge Of being drunk, trespass.
ing on James Kirk, and abusing WatchmaE
Adams and his partner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-19

ua Nstice. ITO the sick. afflicted and numeI-
Gus lsnilies Who haye heretofore used Or. J. 8.
ROSES MEDICINES. always WIN tine most ~ IN
persons have circulsted an limitation; tn. DoctSt
kas been compelled to change the wranReT' when which
tuis i over the cork Of every bottle Of the genuine
Medicines. 20 that the public can asaln oOtaaa
those remedies wnicn nsVe 'a'''N '"~
III. J. 3. ROSES COUGH SYRUP. dcE s%sdY c0axHs
and dlssases Of the lungs z the choiic
:1ISns ~ HtH or braisss. aud the DYsPEPTic COM
POUND for dyspsIsis and liver c99mhsia'n~' h
ian Ri9hmOnd. Va
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-19

81 Judge not Accsrdisx te AYpearan.c.s..- &C.
Sai ne sensible men. test ihe pr?das.s yS. O. yYSsl
aasAlo,s ana isnds; .ns =. 'nsR s.t ior BAkEaS
PREMIUM BlTTkRS. We rscommepd them =. -
.ass,iot to ali Nortpern remsdies 70, DysReps'xs ss
prove their sane.ioTify. then ve say discard them.
A. .s1e q T.. 9,sass
Give The M i,i.i Thsse Bttsrs are 70 b had of
si Dusgists ia ibis city and else IN virk.ia'
T. BAKEH. Proprietor, HIehmn99, "
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-19

RELIGIOUS PRoCxsslON.-On Sunday last
the Roman Catholics Of jersey City carried
the "Blessed Sacrament" in procession
through the streets a distance OF over naiI
mile. The Freeman's s Journal says:
The procession left the Church In the Iol'
lowing order: Hibernian Society; three nun
dred boys Of the schools, with banners glrls
dressed in white; orphans with wreatns ano
candles COntralernity Of the Sacred Heart
Cross bearer; girls dressed In white, Acolytes,
Choristers, singing Lauda Sion and Tantsn'
Ergo; Society Of st. Vincent de Paul. IS q
q uard Of Honor to the Blessed Sacrament,
which was carried by Father Senex, sup.
ported by o Deacon and Sub-deacon. under q
beautiful canopy. The congregation then
brought up the rear. The procession moved
from the Church down North First street 10
Grove street, down Payonia Arc to Prospect
street, and 10 the Sisters House, and there di.
vided right and left. Between theee columns
Of the people the Blessed Sacrament passed
Father Venuta. preceding, cried: "1et all
Catholics kneei, /" and down In the dust they
knelt, adoring the Body Of Christ a. He passed
in solemn procession. Benediction was then
given in the beaut tiful garden OF the Orphan
Asylum, and the procession returned to ths
Church, where the Benedicti0n was again
GiVe0.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-19

A Passenger Rail,cay is 80 desirable in this
city that new parties are now talking OF ap.
plying for the right Of way to build one from
Rockets to Shockoe Hill. The Council have
the right to grant rhe use of certain streets for
the Improvement, but II those to whom tbs
right has been given intend to commence
work in short time, as we understand they
do, no new grant ought 10 be made for the
present.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-19
n The Great Virginia Remedy, and In. ne
nuWsuG.-PETERS' INFALLlBLE REM En- ERI M
E0R 0NNORRHRE AND ALL SECKET Dis

For GONNORRHRE AND ALL SECRET DIS
EASES.-This great American remedy, contain
Ing no Merourial or Basamlc properties, exceh
every thing heretofore offered the pupio IN its Gu
the medical world are astonlshed when tod thai
the anove remedy will cure the above dsea ano
tons of the facts. But the proprietor. VINO mar
kn.wn Of the remedy for twenty ODD years T. ne -
restored 10 perfect health, and all other cases OF
shorter daration to te restored, without sinsle M
exception. ard therefore challenges any case o.
vlded the directions are carried out with prudsnce
on the part Of the paten and any one puTchasins
half dozen bottles, and using accordingly, IN me-
or her case, he guarantees a perfect cure; ano IN
care Of failure, will furnish additional medicine,
asents; and cure will he elected without moon
venlenoe to the patient. - . - .,
street and q. O.ASTRECKER, Nj ain street, Drug
Slsts, agents for the city of Richmond.
pb 4k-dknt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-19

S,ceep the GMners.-The ordinance requires
every tenant to keep the cutters before his OF
her premises in good order.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-19

Punishsd.-Jane, slave to John L. Davis
was convicted before the Mayor of assaulting
and beating George, son of Mary Susan Ly.
Ons, and sentenced to the LASH
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-19

SALE or SLAvKs IN Nxw wORLEAks.-Seventy
eight slaves were sold in New Orleans on Sat
urday of last week, for 474, 10. These slaves
averaged 4o years Of age, and brought within
. fraction of si, wv Soupd. Tsrsas cs1ns Eighty
ss raaSaas ase
to cash. The highest price paid for nsld nan0s
Was for men ranging from le 70 25 Ieen s,,"oe 49,
to u, 90; women from O, ,40o 70 SI,sV 1as
demand was very greAt.ag fal7" o l'fs ''''-.i -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-19

! Lsx1A US.-lfary Fog. : fsss nexrssss q.
rested for want Of = register, aud for lres-
nassiug on Samuel Green. was committed ~
fsisen ty order eS ~ Mayor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-19

A Leerhes! Leeches:! Leeches.!!-l
have Just received, by Adams' Express, lot of
fresh SWEDISH LEECHES, the very best, and
large size. which will bs applied upon the most
reasonable terms +9
PB-CUPPlNG and LEECHING promptly At
tanded to- can he found at all hours Of the day at
the HAIR DRESSING ROOM, under the Ameri-
can Hotel entrance on lith street, and At night
d IN .nS ~ - - r. c. HOBSON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-19

FoRBrppEN Fruit NJ. Noel, a French agri-
cul,urist, speaking of the introduction u the
potato into France, says:
"This vegetable was viewed by the people
with extreme disfavor when first introduced,
and many ex pedients were adopted to induce
them 10 use IL, but without success. In vain
did Louis XVI. wear its flower in his button
hole. and in vain were samples OF the tubercle
dis among the farmers; they gave
them to their pigs, but would not use 1t them
selves. At last, Parmantier the chemist, who
we'll knew the nntritiye properties OF the po.
tato and was most anxious to see 1t In general
use. hit upon the following ingenious plan
He planted a good breadth of potatoes at Sab
loIs. close to Paris, and paid great attention
to their cultivation. When the roots were were
nearly ripe, he put notices around the Held
that all persons who stole any OF the potatoes
would be prosecuted with the utmost rlgor OF
the laws. and gendarmes were employed 10
watch the field day and night, and arrest all
tresDassers No sooner were the new roOts
thus forbidden, as it were, by authority, than
All persons seemed eager to eat them. and in
ortnieht Notwithstanding the gendarmes, the
whole crop was stolen, and without doub,
eaten. The new vegetable having been iouno
IN he excellent food, was soon after cultivated
in every part of he Kingdom"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-19
nv YCowAKDuN 4 RAMMERsLEY.
SPECIAL NOTICEa

n Nature is tho Great Phyxicjnu...Th;s
IS now admitted by the medical rrofexsou, as a
fundamental rr!ncipic of healing science 1t ia
uIseiv provided hy the human economy. that
Whenever anything Us wrons in the phys,cel sys-
TEN. the natural forces of The bod, are lrou ht to
fore, is to strengthen the natural powers This
has hreE tspt n view by the sk,lltul compounde rs
ot pk j. uSTEEFEkS BirrERS. which ope-
rste 10 give fresh vitality to all the orrans OF tte
he'd, The effect OF tins medicine upcn the stom-
sch, the liver and the xidneys. are prompt and de
drass'ps. and Try the RtteTs, ieeis AZ /, he
hsd tskeG new lease of life. anJ as he continues
the use of the article he is led 10 find the
streams OF health conrsing through his fame. Let
y. IRON whose cheek The bloom has departed. give
pr J. Hcxtettefs Celebrated bitters trial.
Sold ny Grus e,sts and dealers generally. every
where. le <-lm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-19

Not Heard.-Chas. Gaylord, now in prison
William Giblin on the Goth of May, was be
fore the Mayor yesterday, and his counsel,
Mr. W. P. Burwell, made y motion to admit
him to bail, on the ground that he was pre-
pared to prove that he was not present when
the stabbing took place; but the witnesses for
the Commonwealth being absent, his Honor
declined to hear the motion, and recommitted
the prisoner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-19

Sleeping on his Post.-ro prevent a repeti-
tiOn OF robberies at their lum ber house, Messrs.
Crershaw Il Co. have adopted the plan OF
leaving a servant in the building at night, as
a guard, and have permitted him to keep
since, as watchmen Franklin and Wicks were
making their rounds. they discovered light
in this lumber house, and on peeping through
the key-hOl observed that a lighted candle
had been placed in cigar box, and that it had
burned down and set the box on fire. Seeing
that the floor must soon ignite, and that the
building and contents would probably be con-
hope Of arousing the SEM tinel but finding that
be was not likely to awake, they started to
force the door, and in doing SO aroused "Sam-
| bo," who, on being informed Of his danger, ex-
| tinguished the burning pile, and thus pre-.
vented a destructive conflagration.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-19
N White sulphur Water
Fh0M THE
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,

BOTTLED AT THE SPRINGS.
bottinE and the transported water ~ now as per
feet as when taken from It's source. Address all
orders TO PURCELL. LADD CO,
General Agents for the U. States,
ap 3<-6m Richmond. Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-19

To Cxroru Aon n, 4 a 0nowrM OF HAl1.-A
ycppe ladv frisnA Of mips was rsoo10eaosa
hy q coifIeur to use saGe wa0r. .Soe Va
cblired 10 discon tinue its daily nee, - y made
her hair too thick Pour ooi'iog ra'sr on
~ n ~ oven or neaE q stove; thea strain
snd anply 70 the roet efshe hair datly, II aay
iomade e needed. An equal mixtnrp Of cocoa
sat A d olive oils, With q little perfume. ID
~esv enenoiOus.-L Lesdsa 1Ssi6. z Ts-H isf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-19

The Ward Schools, established by the city,
should have Visitors appointed to see that all
the INDECENT children attend regularly, and
when absent, to ascertain that they are not
idling away their time and deceiving their
teachers and parents. These schools night te
made very valuable to a large class OF children
but unless some system is adopted to induce
them to attend regularly, much valuable time
will be wasted, and comparatively little good
will be effected Free schools require even more
nursing here than in the North, to make Them
worthy of public support. Regular examina-
tions Of the pupils ought to be instituted, to
see the progress made, and monthly reports OF
average attendance ought to be furnished to
the Council.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-19

Not Gwi!ty.-The negro man Stephen, alASa
to DR.. VIM. Martin, charged with causing the
death OF the infant child OF Emily, . slave, in
the service ef Mr H. N. Bowers, was again
before the Mayor, yesterday, and discharged.
there beiDg NO evidence TO show that he ever
ted, on oath, tbat he was entirely innocent
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-19

Good at PronsisinE.-Pster Doyle, An old
man, was Gagged last Sunday afternoon, for
getting drunk aad taking lodgings In door
ON Cary street. Wnen called before the Mayor
yesterday. he was very anxious that his hst-
half; but unfortunately Peter Was known TO
his Honor. and was therefore req uired 70 give
hail for his better behavior. 80 r. -. !. -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-19

Waking Up-~The wonderful reformations
worked in other cities by the introduction OF
steam fire engines, and the entire security
which they ensure property from destructive
mind of Richmond with the importance Of
having such machines, that many OF our Oldest
and most influential citizens are most anxious
for the Council to order one or more at once.
Messr>. Ettenger Il Edmond are now building
n beautiful engine, equal in capacity 10 the
one made by them for Russia, and it is to be
hoped that the Committee on the Fire Depart
lnent will not allow it to be sold and sent else
where. The Fire Brigade need just such ap-
paratus to protect the property OF our citizens
from destruction, and as the cost will be but
trife compared TO its value, the city ought to
purchase 1t for them In one such confiagra-
lion AS occurred in Rockets u few months
since, a steam fire engine would more than
save Its entire cost.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-19
m Southern Savings Bank
~ Mere New Goods.

A. T. PARKER i co.
Have Just received new and beautiful assort-
meut of LADIES DRESS GUODS,ln
Rich Bere.e AngiAls ROBES;
Ricn ChIatz berese ANGLAlS;
Pam Berese ANGLAlS;
Rich 0rgandle ROB-
Rich Chintz ORGAN DIES;
grey NOHAIR: Plaid MOHAIR;
Broche CELES rIALS;
POpLiNS and POPLlNETS;
Grey VALENCIAS;
JAtONETS and LAWNS. &c, &c.
AL of which We will sell very low my S-ts
~ I'VE never could sell anything but
Preston 4 MerrilPs Yeast Powders here!9toTe
but since have sold your VIRGINIA I EASI
POWDERS. | cannot sell any other They are
certainly the greatest Powders ever had, writes
d country merchant. -
Another from Raleigh. N: G., says; " Please s
send NE 10 gross more of your VlRGlNlA EAS
Pow DnRS. for sold the last quicker than | ex,
pected. Your Powders are n constant demand anu
persons who have used them once never want any
other. Yours, r. lHiEM.
For SALE wholesale and retail, by
l.. WAuNER. Manufactured,
NV la-,m Corner 9th and Broad SITS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-19

NEW WH1AT--FisN fAis Gtassa,-At the
Corn Exchange, Saturday, there was lot 0l
new white wheat, the 6rst e the ssases. OF.
fsrsd 1or sale. IT'S called = Bo1shtsny eeSlY
Gsors: G~en ". billiard, q Esses county, vi. Il
was sold at the high price of % per bushsl.-
The wheat was rs beautiful ~ any thing W
Ssve eyer sseu.-6sis. American.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-19

raded yesterday morning, attended by Smiths
dieriy appearance as they marched along
Main street After the usual city demonstra-
where the annual target practice took place
This was followed up by an excellent dinner,
which soldiers and guests partook Of; and
were temperateiy discussed, and a mum Der OF
pleasant sentiments and patriotic and humor.
Gus remarks. The balance Of the day was
spent in social enjoyment and at a late hour
city, every member keeping time to the mar
| tial music Of the band, and many regretting
that anniversary target practices come but
once year.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-19

Trespassing.-John Redmond was before the
Mayor yesterday, and held to bail for his good
behavior, on charge Of being drunk, trespass-
ing on James Kirk, and abusing Watchman
Adams and his partner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-19

IA Copper Lightning. Rod
We are now prepared to put up. in town and
country. thIs very superior ROD. which consist
ni q broad VISITED piece OF heavy SHEET COP
PER, presenting lsrge amount nt condncting
very durable. Please call and examine sample
and certificates from the most scientific and busl-
ness men of this State.
CHARLES D. YALE Il CO..
nv al-lm iron Block, Governor st.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-19
LOCAL MATTHRS.

Serious AceideRt-A Workman DnnGsS0ssiv
Injmred-A painful accident occurred at the
Agricultural implement manufactory Of Mr..
H. III. Smith, on Main street, last Friday even.
ing, the circumstances connected with which
are thus related to Us: Mr. ELEAZER VksT,
Snd two other Of the employees engaged in
making reapers, undertook to balance drum
made by Mott Il Nelson, and whilst apply ing
TO 1t the usual test, it exploded into nm Aun-
dred pieces, flying In every direction In the
large room, and one por lion striking Mr.. Vest
on the head and fracturing his skull badly
Not only were the wood portions torn asun.
iron bands which held it were broken 70
pieces, some portions striking large iron
pully and breaking 1t, others cutting deep
gashes into hard seasoned wood, and others
completely breaking up the lathe ON which
the drum was being tested. An instant before
the explosion, Mr.. Vest had stepped in front
Of the drum to notice it, the two men who
were aiding him remaining at either end and
escaping injury. There were q number of
workmen engaged in the room at the time,
and the wonder Is, that all OF them escaped
injury. A large portion of the machinery,
driven, apparently, with the velocity of q can
non ball. passed directly over bench at
which man had been working an instant be-
fore, and inflicted a deep linden tation on the
wall. Another piece struck an upright piece
Of timber, six by four, and cut it half in two.
The piece which struck Mr.. Vest on the top
of his head and fract tured his skull, must have
fallen upon him in its rebound, or 1t would
have killed him instantly. The physicians at
tending the wounded man have removed por-
tions Of the fractured bone, and he is now ly-
ing in a critical condition. .a
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tion ioP one OF tho Church, q very moderats
estimate for Methodist cOuHreeations,) vahAve
an aggree.ts population depending on the
ministration Of Math0dism Of hardly leas than
eleven millions. a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-19

E sEoRak p. srEElH.sr,.r
Once and Randsuse Southwest eosne! Main -
9Th sts., 6rst door above CrsnshAw's New HOTEL
Havinx an exrsrisncs of ten years h his lvofse-
sion, he feels cgn6daqt Of giving sos1efacelOn ~
those who may favor him with their Dosr0uase.
NH N-tm 3i t.--+
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-09-27

81 cannot forbear further to remind nv nort,. -
that in the South and Southwest there is befn fs,
who for long period, have continued faithful ny Of ne
them sustaining them Ia their FAvORITE PfI and and Q
every UictSsitude Of political fortune; bodv 90 t
eral and catholic views OF national policy who men
the limited horizon OF sectional interests spuN be
OF sectional judlce and embrace the whole Tc ae
common country. oh as MI
- While that protracted domination of tho @
has been long and keeny felt at the Nor oulh S
ina inary than real Southern man av was aBa
taired the Presidency except by the coIcnrrl having
times, of more than half and always of arr ge, OFF,
the North yet now it cannot be disguised that ~ Vision
OF Southern ascendency-H ever it had real ne lei
approaches its end. Pot cal power and asca eAeGce
sectional view, have already passed away fro eGcy
forever and this is manifest that Senator I TIE S
this debate, could not orbear haunting the Soto SPOKE
prospect of their declining fortunes. great u with d.
taken place in the political vocabulary: 1t is MI a1ge A
he exuantIy exclams 'the South and the No1h no On.e
| the North and the South " 1' RB1Os
For all these extracts see Appendix to Cor..
Globe, lst session 3lst Congress, beginning
1858, and 1867. ~ Rss
His forts to defeat the compromise failed l.
They were passed, and We find Mr. Bell yot;n, HCS"a
only feature in it obnoxious TO the South too jW t
admission of Caliiornia-and voting agqjoa E": tie
torial bill for New Mexico, and dodging tbo "e LEM
Utah. which left open those Territories for to OF
ton of the Southerners with their peculiar ega
on an equal footing with the people from anv r. peri? Up
ton of the UniOn leaving the people to leterw U S
domestic institutions for themselves when thew aL &
to form State Government. We repeat ' thai. COM
BELL voted consistently with the fanatics Of t Mr.
for that feature OF the compromise which was t ,Ua
unjust to the South and with them against tHot e a
pertaining to tile territories, that did the greatest i
and was most approved at the South-7Spa . Jusao
to Congressional Globe, volume 81 part % p n
and l569-volume %, part %, page l195l r. ''@
no
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-09-27
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE

meets sill such emergenceS and household afford b vii"
cut 1t Is always ready and to the sticking point There's
longer necessity Tor mping chairs pnteed h''1@
coils and broken cradles 1t Just the article for cone shell H
otter namental work. popusr with ladies Of refinement nd
taste.
This admirable preparation Is used cold being chemically hsG
solution and possessing all the valuable qualities the best %
makers Glue 1t may be used in the place of Ordinary ma@
being vastly more adhesive.
"UsEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE"
E.R-A Brash accompanies each bottle.
Price, IS Cents.
Wholesale Depot, No. 48 Cedar Street, Ne1o YORK
Address HENRY G. SPALDING u co"
Box No. 5000, NJ ior@'
Put up for Dealers in Cases containing four eight, s
twelve dozen-a beautiful Lithrograph ShowCMd a'V0"
panying each package.
- single bottle of SPALDINGS PREPARE va =,
Will save ten times its cost annually to every hOue1oG
Sold by all prominent Stationers, Druggists hafu"~'
and Furniture Dealers Grocers and Fancy Stores nryG
Country merchants should make note OF SPAlplNa
PREF AIRED GLUE, when making mp their lisf "
stand any climate. .,s9,v
Feb. I, 1860. l26&ZD-2