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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1860-02-29
STATE Presidential Convention,

Whereas, in view ofthe Imminent dangers which
are now threatening the Southern States FROM an
irrepressibIe conflict of sectional fanatcism,
yaeed against their domestic institutions and in
utter disregard of the rights secured to them under
the Constitution
And whereas, There exists no State or Federal
issues of political character to distract and divide
the people Of Louisiana in the face Of the impend-
ing Presidential crisis, in which the continuance of
the Union is involved;
And whereas, 1t is earnestly desired that the
whole people of the South shall stand together as
unit in the great and patriotic struggle to uphold
and preserve the Constitution and the Union, or,
if need be, to protest and defend their separate in
dependence, We, the undersigned Democratic mem
bes of the Legislature and citizens of tho State, do
earnestly recommend to the people of the respec-
tive parishes, irrespective Of former political differ
ences, to meet together in cordial determination to
support the nominee of the Charleston Convention,
and appoint their delegates to meet in the Demo-
cratic State Convention at Baton Rouge for the
purpose of appointing delegates to represent Lou
isiana in the approaching National Convention at
Caarleston South Carolina
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1860-02-29
PRoPHErrc.-After the election of Pres

h PRopHErrc-After the election Of Presi-
dent Polk, in 1914, Mr.. Buchanan, in a
private letter to friend said: III
"The Wings will become Natis Ameri-
ea,ss, and it is probable their next cogno-
men will be that Of american Republicans
Thus it appears that as early as 1874,
Mr.. Buchanan saw the direction in which
the whig party was drifting. Thislproph-
ecy has, in substance, been fulfilled. In
one section of the union, the name Of
Hing has given place to that Of "Anaer'-
CAM ln another section, it has been sub
stituted by the name Of 4.Rspa5licaa." II
party policy would permit. ahe two new
names would be united, and the cogno-
men Of american Republican predicted
by Mr.. Buchanan, would be adopted.
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Sheriff. Sale.

DY Virtue of a writ Of i. fa, 10 me directed "
ID the Hon. the District Court of the Parish Of
Rapdes State Of Louisiana, numbered 6529, and
entitled
FRANCOIS Poussin, vs., John T. Wright. q
have seized and will offer for Sale at Pablo Auc-
ton to the highest bidder at the door Of tue Court
House in the town Of Alexandria, on the
Sd day Of March A. D., 1860,
all the right title and interest Of The defendant
John I. Wright, in and to the following described
property 10 wit:
Anegro woman named Rose, aged about y
| years, --slave for life. szE9
| One Sorrel Horse.
An Improvements piece Of land on Thgol
Creek, where the said Wright resides. 81
TElsMS-GASH, with benefit Of sppraisen1ens
Sheriff. 0fices Alexandria, January 81, 1880
Feb. 1-psss Ne 90 90 WI NEAL, Sheriff
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RUNAWAY committed 10 the Jail Of Rap a.

RUNAWAY committed to the Jail of Rap a.,
IL ides Parishoni Sibth January, 1860, acer-
tain'negro boy black, A feet IGlinehes high, 81.
2S or 80 years old, small and Nightly built weighing
about l25 or ls0spouhds; wears very small ring
on his finger. He says his name is D Hi, that he
belongs TO Joshua Jenkins, on the Mississippi Riser
: son. Said boy hadin his possession when taken
up free papers, and told different stofies
property, pay charges, and take him away, or be
iwill be dealt with as the law directs. ii 4;
| Feb !-tf.s Israel G0REE, Tailor.
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side IN the.t5nited States. and part in the
inhabitants Of a Territory How can
sovereignty-the ultimate and supreme
powerof State-be divided The ex-
crcise of the powers Of sovereignty may
be divided, but how can there be two
supreme powers n
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S26 REWARD,
m I lilo I'D =
Sheriff Sale.


DY VIRTUE Of 1 writ Of 4. fa., to me directed
ID from the Hon. the District Court Of the Parish
Of Rapides, State Of Louisiana, numbered S220 ard
entitled t
/. Levy & Co, ". Charles Evans, II
have seized and will sell at PUBLIC AUCTION,
to the highest bidder at the door Of the Court
House in the town Of Alexandria, on
Saturday the Sd day Of March,
a. D., 1850.
all the right, title and interest Of The defendant
Charles Evans, in and to the followity described
property, to wit:
4 Negro Man named vICC0NI, aged about q
years.
Negro woman named JANE, aged about Al
years.
Negro man named JAMES, aged about % year
slaves for liieaild the interest of said defcndan
10 the crop of Cotton Of sixteen bales. IL
TERMS CASH, with the benefit Of appraise
ment.
Sheriff s Office, Alexandria, January 81, 1860.
febl-ptr's fee % WI. NEAL, Sheriff.
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PUBLIC SALE.

STATE on 0UIsIAlVA DISTRICT COURT
PARISH OF 9RAPIDES. q
McCutcheoD, Howell 4 Co., vs.. Walter Bailey
No. 6667.
TN obedience to writ Of i. fa. to me directed in
i the above recited cause, will sell at PUBLIC
AUCTION 10 the highest bidder, at the door Of the
Court House in the town Of Alexandria, on
Saturday the Sd day Of March.
1860, between the hours prescribed by law, all thu
right, title and interest of the defendant Walter
Bailey, in and to the following described property
to wit: LOT No. three, of Range No. three, in thu
village Of Cheneyvle, Parish of Rapides, with th'
improvements thereon.
+ Seized in the above cause to satisfy said writ.
TERNs--C ASH, with benefit Of appraisement.
Sheriff 8 Office, Alexandra, January 8 !, 1860.
febl-p.r's fec - W.J. NEAL sner5i.
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Vote OF NOrtheFn otates cXCIuSIVt
Pennsylvania and California, l54.

A VOICE FROM BossIER.-On l4th inst.
the Democracy Of Bossier Parish ip Con
vention, for the purpose Of sending dele
gates to the State Convention, adopted
the following resolution unanimously:
Resolucd, That it is the sense Of this Convention
thar the Hon. Stephen A. Douglas is not the choice
of the South for President. and therefore we in
struct our Delegates to support anti Douglas men
as Delegates to the Charleston Convention.
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aa. Col. Colt, Of Hartford has received

s@ Col. Colt, Of Hartford, has received
the following letter from Garibaldi, in an.
swer to his offer Of one hundred rifles
+ NoFHE Coz. CoEr AN adopted citizen
|of the great Republic, proud Of belonging
to. the universal cause Of the people, {
accept with gratitude, in tile name of my
country, your benevolent and generous
offer.
I The arrival Of your arms will be hailed
among us not only as the material sup
port sent, by q brave man to q people
fighting for its most sacred rights but as
the powerful moral aid ofthe great Ameri.
can nation.
Ii am, with affection, your devoted
FIso, Jan. Is. G. .GARIBALDI.
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NEGROES FOR SALE. 4
MnSET,Y "a SPRAGTNS.

4
FROM NORTH ALAB a MA,
HAVING determined to establs a permanent
Ill SLAVE DEPOT in Alexandria, La.
will keep on hand during the season select and,
assorted LOT or NEGROES, consisting Of able
bodied Field Hands, likely Boys, Girls, Women,
&c. They invite those Wishing 70 buy No. 4
Negroes, to cali and examine for themselyes.
Mr.. SPRAGINS viii remain on the Yard always
ready to wait upon purchasers and those wishing
to examine their Slaves-whiie MR. AOSELY has
returned 10 Alabama for the purpose of sending on
additional supplies from time to time as the de-
mand OF this market may require. nss '1's
~ Messrs N. 4 S. have been trading in the
Mississippi market for number Of years land cap
give the most satisfactory New Orleans references
Is to their responsibility and character, sqch as
Brady, Wilson i Co, s. O.. Nelson 1 Co, and
others. 5'f asi stf #
Alexandra, Nov. Is, !1s5s-Sm y s's9a sts p
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NuIICE.

NVIlCE. 3aE.5
THE Copartnelship heretofore existing under the
i style of WINEIIlLL 4 GILBERT is this day
dissolved BY mutual consent. Mr. Wnehii will
continue the business at the old stand, in his own
name s3ttl N. A. WINEHlLL,
Alex, Q, 1860. 4 II. GILBERT.
THANKFUL for che liberal patronage extended
i to the late firm, / beg leave TO Inform the
Ladies and Gentlemen Of this Parish that Il will
continue to keep on hand q large assortment Of
scasonable Goods which will sell at low prices. /,
jan. 4, 1860. MA. WINEfiILI. +;
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Notice to Payers Of State Take.
and Licenses.

TIME undersigned having qualified as Collector Of
i State Taxes Assessed for the year 1859, and
State Licenses for the present year 1890, is now
prepared to receipt for Taxes and to issue Licenses
to all those who have not received them.
Traders and Pedlers might 6nd 1t to their in.
terest to call at my Office and arrange their dues
at once In default Of Licenses being procured
shall in every instance seize and sell property to
satisfy the fine.
ALL persons indebted for State Taxes are re.
qested to hold themselves in readiness to pay the
amounts due, to my Deputies Or myself-other-
wise property will be seized aud sold to pay and
satisfy the same, without exception.
WIN. J.NEAI, Sheriff
;febs-tf and State Collector.
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between the hours prescribed By Inv, the following
described property of Mary :NngcDt, to w.t. A
certain tract Of LAM situated ia the Parish Of
Rapiies, on Beaver Oreek,on Nortbside Red river,
about eight miles from the town Of Alexandria,
containing SIX Hundred and Forty Acres, more or
less, viii, the improvements thereon. sssss.
seizedan the above tanse TO satisfy said writ.
# 1sr1,s-- Cash, withsthe benefit Of: apptaisement.
Sherif's Office, january 2S 1860. "a,
fell -p.rs fee 50 sW.J.s NEAL Sheriff.
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nELLs.--Alsrg lot Of Bells from shesaalless
the largcst, Just received and for ,saie at re
u duced prices, by jsaa q. VI HEsA,ul
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NEGRO COTTON made in Texas, the best article
N ever seen in this market, at ~ cents, also .
IN fine lot Of Negro Shoes at SIS per dozen; and
general stock of Linscys and Kerseys, which VIII
be- sold at two per profit cent by s,W. u
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Sheriff b Sale, u go
State Of Louisa ina, District Court, Pc.
5..gt riSh Af Ranl1eS.

III C. ". Boyce vs.. Mary e. NugcntS $685..
PURSUANT toa writ of ia. from The above
i named Court, to ME dirscsed inthe, above re-
cited cause, 4 will sell at PUBLIC AUCTION, to
the highest bidder at the door Of the Court house
in the town Of Alexandria, on 'ssffsssaF
Saturday, the Sd day of March,
IA. n. 1890.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1860-01-05

AM anxious to close ont the balance 81 nv
= q pres. present Stock of WALL PAPER, WINDOW
onAIES, DC, to make room for q large and
varied assortment of the same class of goods.
non viii De on early next spring. And for this
nave put my paper down to prices Just
covering cost and transportation i - -
A. N. AWARD
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1860-01-05
ID r A II H =.

Al =
In Jefferson, Dec. oath, of Consumption, Mrs.
MARY A. wife of Erastus b. Smith and daughter
of James and Martha Pettcrew, aged q years.
Mourning husband. in anguish, i"i'-
For the dear one that's gone,
For thy loved and only treasure,
Now sleeping with the dead,
Mourn not for her angel spirit, f
Ever near thee will stand, ul
Will forever guide thy footsteps raleffiat
To the spirit land. sa
Brothers, Sisters weeping FER their sorrows,
Ger the loss of Sister dear, PRE-
Change thy sorrow into gladness, a
Dry each lonely tear, nNG gF
Why mourn Ger thy Sisters absence, 81.
: She is now on high tHsn
And bids you seek Fathers home,
Where you can all be nigh. [Com.]
In the Township of jefferson, in this County. on
the 9th day of Dec. A. d., 1859, SYLVANUS
BECKWITH, at the advanced age of seventy
seven years. a-N ,.fl
He has been resident OF this County about
thirteen years, for about thirty years previous he
resided at West Bloomfield, Ontario County, New
York, and of course was one of the Pioneeres OF
and populous Western New York-the period OF
his first settlement there dating back to the time
when Rochester was an inconsiderable village, and
the beautiful town of Canandaigua was just emer-
ging from the wilderness. 1t is about fifty years
since, that he married wife who at ripe old age
still survives him,-for about the same period, he
has with her been member of the Congregations
Church. illustrating in his daily lie and converse
ton, the excellence of his professions. Since his
residence in this County, his life has been cum
paratively secluded, but all who have enjoyed his
acquaintance, will remember and respect him as
man of clear understanding of scrupulous
integrity, and unaffected pety. His death beftted
such life, for he died with more than fortitude
with the calm serenity and confident hope of Chris
tian. 1t was to him the last earthly triumph O
Christian faith. and the last earthly reward o.
Christiantian fidelity GCom.l
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TO HOUSEKEEPERS.
Healthy Saleratus.
Fairport Chemical Works.

L.. Iceland. IL CO.
\ CkNOWLEDGING the favor and PATRONAGE
"A which has been bestowed upon them by the
trade and others since the commencement of their
enterprise, respectfully inform their patrons and
facilities, continue to manufacture SUPERIOR
article Of SALERATUS, BI-CARBONATE on
SODA, CREAM TARTER, SAL SODA. &c.
The above articles will be sold in all varieties Of
packages at as low prices as they are afforded by
any other manufacturer, and in every Case war.
ranted pure and of superior quality. = =
Orders respectfully solicited and promptly filled
Consumers of Saleratus, BIC Carbonate Of
chase that with the name of D. B. DELAND an the
wrapper, as they will thus obtain Pure Art;els
octl3-w6 Fairport, Monroe Co w.
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J.. o. .. r.

ID 1vfI. 0. .. Fl. fs8h -aRzfet
.S.sss.xz. The regular meetings of Dowagiac
gS&E Lodge No. 81, l. o. o. F., are held at
y5sAfsS their Hall on Thursday evening of
each week, at ~ o'clock. Transient brethren in
good standing arc cordially invited to attend.
l. J COX, N. G..
HENRY KELLY, Sec'y. 1853 -
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Special Notices.

.t.f MASONIC. .l, ,-+.
" The regular meetings of Dowagiac Lodge,
~ No. 10, F. and A. NJ, are held at their Hall
on the first Saturday before full moon of every
month. P. D. BECKwITH, w. NJ
NJ. PORTER. Secy.
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Michigan Central Railroad,

ia Fsa TFT - - ~ -
PASSENGER TRAINS on the Michigan Gen.
Il trail Railroad, on and after Monday, Noyem-
Der 18th, will leave Dowagiac as follows gc
TRAINS EASTWARD. 1safsa
Day Express, 1920 A. NJ.
Night Express, 1l:20 p. NJ.
TRAINS WESTWARD.
Day Express, $40 p. NJ.
Night Express, 80 -o8 $40 A. NJ
Sunday, Night Express, 2:25 A.. NJ.
There will be Passenger Car attached to the
Way Freight between Marshall and Niles-every
other daySgoing east Mondays Wednesdays and
Frdays--wcst Tuesdays, Thursdays and saturdays
-, .;.s r. N. RICE, Gen'l. Supt.
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HOUSE TO LET.
Enquire of ]. N. Spencer. ..-..5.
w. A. STOW.
Dowagiac, Dee. 30, 1859. ? 80 sfss-n
Taken UD...

iRY the Subscriber, living in Pokagon Township.
I'D Cass County, 1ie-'t
One Bay Mare,
Supposed to be Is years old, with small white spot
in the forehead, one on top of neck made by collar
had on part of a halter when came into my en-
closure. The owner is requested to come forward,
prove property, pay charges and take her away.
THOMAS BURK.
December ED, 1889. .7 Il dec22- Save
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List Of Letters
PEMAINING in the Dowagiac Post Office,
IL January 1st 1860.


elS Persons calling for the above letters viii
paese say advertised JAMES A. LEE, p. NJ
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-10-16
SPALDING'S
PREPARED GLUE!

USEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE
SPALDING's PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD by STAT1ONERs,
SPALDING's PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD ny DRUGGISTS.
spALDING's PREPARED GLUE,
sOLnRl HARDWARE DEALERS,
sPALDlSG's PREPARED GLUE.
sPALnING's PREPARED GLUE
SOLD ny FURNITURE DEALERS.
sPALDlNG's PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD by FANCY GOODS DEALERS.
sPALpTNGs PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD ny COUNTRY Merchants GENERALLY
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MANnOOD,

VToW Loslr now ilEsfORED --,lust pabishodn
/ asealed tnfGlune. Eecturejptthe Nolnle 'rrAt.
inOni and rHdiod c0rout Sptrmnioffhoea, OF Seminal
Mcalness Sc siuii idhtNi NelFspghcss and myoun-
t0ry Einissione nfoduing lnipoltuey, Consumption
uild Mpnti aid Miyscdt feMhtss by Rob. 4. cGlycr-
Wel,NL % a u
THE m,iailant hf 0lai tllc uWitl cuHfcqicucrp n
ecll1AtsehR A hleuifa rcul0Yed without inl,fila
modanoA pN TINS d9Htfdis AFulicatious 10 raltto Ia.
Sinfheui lf oiif ioHiis, fpli osfrr cutirssl du.
'stgk. lsllerc nleeal e sufey new
sndlnghl3 4ttCVaiu rs t4l3y thGcoe.
hratodalilhhe Ailaal, Is tspirl ,llch every
ol eat h1fslf elltcs. Ind ~ tho ls,si
liStstQ psonnhR an ihe ad,efhsel nos.
trunis df l itl t.rvtuie ifil prove houii "a
tboilsanlf iAd fllil isiin ~ x y
stit eidil y 4y. n tiist i3oti, on The q
oelhi ef fNo i6,3a ibtfinq prit1IAs.
a.. RI rsf sd N. ', jilil, p1lf isoN l6si
Ia - ~ \.
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nNIPECrIrTH,
rRY IT. z vn ID. Know lT,

A., mike isnovn sItE wonderful powers and sirllNs,
that those who all, or who threatened WITH sur
lerna maybe led 10 nsea simple, innoxionE prerera-
lion, furnished ~ the field Of natule Tor nin'H heshrs
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-10-16
1 81 dss lLaniga


hFl, n A. LAFEF lns iusi flf,,sa - q lil
ltl FWiien hdae Assertmel u t5 t9fd ils ine, end
among ha NntchesgQNWii tiaadie agl lffiTl pgdsos
inuss Jblts Jiaevlgtii stsdn0 ~ y. John.
,ph iIohp ilsl npda3 al!.er eeledtllra makers,
eSrdci. dts - prlS aq,nt on Die relehriod ma.
ptetoftne ahieis i3lyaih falsiea among which he
~ q Us low ~ alNtoon d0llala,. mud
gaQt 4 slahseD good imo dn the iairoad or
~ ~ 49, h9i ibey may g returned Also a
X NVe.etVof VAie b manuhoiufAd 10 ofdor and
in ~ own name s,rheli hp guarantees equal
~ e. s,i'hhfh ware " nninnhcured by Rogers a
pella ruo bought exclusively for cash iloin tho
andmannheiufrrs whoh ennhns INN 20 sell
NJ not only ~ any relNcls, MT u1 Ruy lohhers IN
tl.liHlen nehNsonaiged the snrvioe, ofNr Russell,
vito ltnhe ot hcst NNehnahefs IA tile United sLIcs,
sa a,, las I.!i sse.lse \ se!se q Il ts
~ ss sspr ss 6s s Ssl n e. % * s HsS s
is,aiaa A% yfmr5 sweet order, asS SeNs,d
a-.---.--------------r-~f -. ~ 80 = q
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NO l2 Woai FaIli HiTfft t7incinnaiil
Also byw W steward, " Dietrich aud Andrew
sheeis, Dayton, II JSelison, Chanihafa4qg a Max.
well, sCentroNlic Geo !. neyarr, Mlainislufg, " n
Negiey Gcfmihitoi, IN Shalen f,onersYnn. Perry
Marker, Liberty, Atcgcfs Neo fatunon David Iilsl;
Anity, baker, Bro ca i'hnlfshnr4h E,y 4 Stock,
lager Union, GeoaSbosh. Little York Philip Cart
stnngieWh, LR p;ios1z, rasi Tom rfner li6veriu,
Salem. mhla.iyd6w
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rrnE ,NPEorINE,
PERSIAN FEVER CHARM,
woNpERFuL ERFEcrs.

Lepnnel Bonsali og pitishug for two years naeleFs
10 h,mself nnd sooietya marty % chill and Fever
cured in less than three weeks aud proven ~ nN
hours. s,. a,..... -.
Mary r. Belnap, sundnsly Ohio, aiier amost les 10
ing her reason as well a strength hy nleIln,uent re
j. r. Tlton, of BelgTnye, Mn., brought irom ueeln
door wing suffered FOR four gears, made wen IN hNe
,yeeiss and Improved intwo hours,
Adslphe Mnnlnn. Of fn,noe, relieved ~ one hnurl
while trayeling IN the caTs on the foit Wayne iYa
chicago llniiioail. He Nas apparently uS'hs "'"'
Chnls ~, .,,., a, AZ.
TaIenR Henson, boeisport, New York rescued ei'ef
seyen yenrs' suffering perfect cure
Thousands Of other cases prefelued ana ,uleli eNei
month aud not single eolnpiaintIof the eiie'eh'y o
the h
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-10-16


HB- we,the undersigned phya,ians pf cinoinnRn,
certify that Dr. Wrghts statements are entitled to ihs
uilest confidence Of de public and can hiily COZ
/ roborate wht he has said, having used Dr Hallil
Balsamin nuniherefcase with the happiest effect
J. S. LAWS0NS NJ. D.
WM. e. SMITH ~ y
J. l. JOHNSlN, M D,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-10-16
HENRY C. sPALDING & CO.,

4S Cedar"St., New York
Address Post.ofilce, Box No. 1900.
Annexed isnn Alphabetical List Of Articles which
amaged may hc restored to their original strength
nd usefulness By
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-10-16

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