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The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1861-02-07

WESTERN Virginia appears to be en-
tireiy sound in favor of the Union, what
ever may be the feeling east OF the Blue
Ridge 4 county mass meeting was hell
at Cameron, in Marshall county, on the
10th ultimo, at which JOS. Bailey, the
candidate for the State Convention, de-
clared himself for the Union, and the fol
lowing is sample of the resolutions unan-
inously adopted:
Resolved, That the people of Western
Virginia will not be governed by any act
or acts, passed by the State Convention,
dlssolvlng our connection with the FEEDER
al Government
Resolved, That in case an ordinance of
secession be passed by the State Conven-
ton, our delegates be instructed to advise
with other counties comprising Western
Virginia, to take measures for calling a
Convention Of the people to take steps for
dissoivlng our connection with the cas-
tern portion of this State, and earnestly
solicit their cooperation.
Resolved, That we cordially endorse
the firm and patriotic course of Hon. Sher-
rard Clemens, our representative in Con-
gress, Cor the noble and patriotic stand ne
has taken in defence of the Union and
Constitutions
Resolved, That we will not support any
man as delegate to the, Convention. to
be held on the 18th of February, who is
not equiyocally opposed to secession, and
will not so pledge himself.
Resolved, That We will not support any
man who will not oppose all deliberations
by the members Of said Convention In Sc
cret session.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1861-02-07
THE MORRILL, TARIFF-The Morrill,

THE MORRILL, TARIFF.-The Morrill,
bill, after close investigation, is pronoun-
ced to be excellent in principle and general
arrangement. Nearly two-thirds Of the
items have been already examined careful
ly No change of duties on iron is intended,
though some schedules may be altered to
simplify the operation Of the law. Efforts
have been made to reduce the duty on pig
iron and steel, but without utsuccess. Wool.
ems are to pay u cents per pound instead
of 16, as in the Morrill, bill, which con-
forms to the rates On raw material. The
Committee will recommend that the law
should go into operation on the LIST of
April, and the proposed modification of
the warehousing system on the lst Of July.
All duties are to be paid within thirty
days after being entered. Merchandise
Tor re-shipment can be stored six months
1t is estimated that this bill will produce a
revenue of 500, 100000, with average i'm
posts The bill now contains loan for
s2l 600 ,o0o, which is intended to cover
outstanding Treasury notes. This will be
increased to S35 900 COO, in order TO pro-
vide for objects of special legislation, and
other items. not included in Mr. Dix s
statements Of the condition OF the Treasu-
r. for the current fiscal year
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1861-02-07
ORPHANS COURT SALE

~ OF VALUABLE PR0PERIl.
By virtue of an order of the Orphans CoHTia
Cambria county, to me directed, there viii be
exposed TO public sale, on the premises, o.
Monday, the lth day of February, A. D 1851
at one O'Clock, p. NJ, the following real estate
the same being the undivided one-eighth PsH
OF a tract of land of which Henry Dunnn
died seized, to wit:
All that certain farm situate in CF'y'
township, adjoining lands of Jacob SutheE %
the north, Joseph Flike and others on The cas-
Isaac Paul and Daniel Dunmire on the sonI
and Daniel and John Dunmire on the Vssr
containing two hundred and ninety aeis'
more or less, about fifty acres OF which 81
cleared, and having thereon erected a tFr
story plank frame dwelling house, bank osi'
and out buildings, and a young orchard
TERMS OF SALE:-0ne-third the pure0a',,
money to be paid on confirmation OF sale 'l-
the balance in one year thereafter; to Dc I"
cured by judgment bond and mortgage
JAMES S. CLARK,
Guardian of Sarah and jacob fan"
Jan. Il, 1861.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1861-02-07

GEORGIA is reckoned to have PLAYED a
great game on South Carolina, in passing
resolution that the postal and revenue
laws OF the United States shall remain un-
disturbed for the present. There has
long sebslsted an immense commercial ri
valry between Charleston and Savannah.
which has of late years been stimulated
by rival railroads. The recent diversion
OF shipping from Charleston to Savannah
IN consequence of the extravagant action
OF the South Carolina authorities on the
aarbor, was hard TO be borne, while it was
thought the discrimination would be brief.
but to see the deliberate action of the
Georgia Seceding Convention, p~olonging .
these advantages tic Savannah, In defiance
of all consistency of purpose, creates heart
burnings and indignation unspeakable
among the Charlestonians They are left
IN the attitude of driving their legitimate
commerce into the ports of a hated rival.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1861-02-07

THERE is one feature OF the Compromise
movement worthy of more attention than
1T has received. All the propositions that
have been offered-all the exhortations SO
freely addressed to the Republicans on the
subject, assume that something effectual
must be done before the Att of March, or
1t will be too late to save the Union y =
Now, what is the meaning of this? Why
caLnot the Union last after as we'll as un-
til, that date? Why cannot measures of
compromise be proposed and adopted after
that time as well as before, and with equal
effect upon the public mind? * <
1t looks very much as if these compromises
were as the condition Of Mr. Ltacoll, $ com
ing into potcer at all The idea pervades
the whole compromise pressure, that un-
less concessions are made, which shall,
satisfy the South, before Me 4M Of March.
the new Administration will not be per
mitted to assume the reinsof Government.
This really seems to be the issue rendered
to the Republican party-cithcr to aban-
don what are regarded as its characteristic
and essential principles, or to be excluded
from the Government which the people
have entrusted totheir hands x *
In our opinion, the Republican party owes
1t to the Constitution, as we'll as to It's own
dignity and self-respect, to repel all such
exactlons, and refuse all compromises de-
manded in such a spirit, and for such a
purpose.-N y Times.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1861-02-07

NOTICE
~ All persons are hereby notified ro..
purchase, or in any way meddle with n cr
team of horses, wagon and harness: sIso aa Na
the pine timber, including lot of souar. e a
her, about six thousand feet, standing o.t
ing on a certain piece of land situate in EhE
township, Cambria county, on which ! Tss
Warren now lives, as the saidrroperty beIo,s. =
to me, and is left with L. A. Warren snL:I
to my disposal at any time. ''''
SAMUEL HEGARTy
Glen Hope, Feb. I, 1861.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1861-02-07
SALE OF A RAILRoAD.-On Tuesday
at the Exchange, Philadelphia ii. Thomas

SALE OF A RAILRoAD.-On Tuesday
at the Exchange, Philadelphia ii Thomas
q Son, sold, IN pursuance of decree made
by the Supreme Court of PENNSYLVANIA.
on the 9th of October, 1860, the Ty.one
and Lockhaven Railroad The road is
aboat 56@ miles in length, including the
branch or lateral road thereof, about 24
miles in length, and commences at Tyrone
IN Blair county, where it intersects the
Pennsylvania Railroad, and extends from
thence to Lockhaven, in Clinton county.
where 1t connects with the Sunbury and
Erie Railroad. The lateral road extends
from Milesburg to Bellefonte. in Centre
county. The sale included the chartarod
rights, rents, tolls, right of way. and ev-
eryShing necessary for the said road :
The road was knocked down for the spm
OF s2l 900. Mr., Philip ii. Price be;ng
the purchaser
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gurated President Let us show it that
he will and let us likewise show it that
this glorious Union will be preserved de-
spite the threats or denunciations of rebels
and traitors. In the language of Salmon
p. Chase: Inauguration first; adjust
ment afterward."
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1861-02-07
s@- A plot to assassinate General s.,
has been discovered. 0u
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
TJOR RENT

nor RENT
II The large and commodious S,o..
Ware Rooms, formerly occupied bv " ~. and
Gerdner & Co., situate on Railroad stra4. d
the borough of Wilmore. Location for fb b,.l n
ness is the best in town. Rented fnr ous''
more years. Terms moderate VIC q
LLOYD HILL
Wilmore, Feb Z. 1867.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1861-02-07

the claims of Southern Shareholders to
reclaim their "property" in the Free States.
| Should an untrammeled Convention be
required by the South, we believe it would
be cheerfully accorded T. Tribune
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1861-02-07

KANSAS was admitted into the Union
last week, and Mr.. Conway has taken his
seat in Congress as the representative OF
the new State. Thus has justice at length
been done to Kansas.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1861-02-07
News Htpta1s 8.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 3G.-The grand
jury have found true bills against Goddard
Bailey, Wm. II. Russell, and John 3.
Floyd, as follows: Three cases against
Bailey for larceny, in abstracting the
bonds intrusted to his custody; one joint
indictment against Bailey and Russell for
abstracting the missing bonds, and one
joint Indictment against Bailey, Russell,
and Floyd, for conspiracy together to de-
fraud the United States government.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 31.--The Brook lyn
has joined the frigate Macedonian at Pen
sacola. Should an attack be made on Ft.
Pickens, these vessels will cooperate in
its defence.
The Select Committee have examined
twelve witnesses as to the alleged conspiracy
to seize the Capitol. Nothing startling
has been elected. Gen. Scott testified
that there was abundant evidence to his
mind to JUSTIFY military preparations, tho
it was not Of the strongest character.
RALEIGH, n. C, Feb. 1.-The Legisla-
ture to-day reelected Hon. Thomas l..
Clingmau Senator to the United States
Congress A resolution is now under
consideration, declaring that in case the
sectional difficulties are not speedily recon
ciled, North Carolina will go with the
South.
New ORLEANS, Feb. 1.-The United
States Mint and Custom House were
quietly taken possession Of yesterday, by
the State authorities The officials con-
tinued in their positions, having taken the
oath prescribed by the ordinance of seces-
sion to-day. In Georgia, having seized
the Dahlonega Mint, they are discussing
change in the gold coinage.
ALBANY, II. Y. Feb. 2-The Republi-
can members Of the Legislature held
caucus last night to nominate candidate
for the u. S. Senate, in the place Of w.
Ii. Seward On the tenth ballot, W. A.
Harris was nominated. The struggle was
between Mcssrs Harris, W. III. Eyarts and
Horace Greely.
LOUISVILLE, Feb 2.-The Kentucky
Senate passed, by a vote of % to II, res
olutions appealing to Southerners to stop
the revolution; protesting against Federal
coercion; resolving that when the Legis-
lature adjourn, on the 9th of February, it
be to the oath of April, to hear the re-
sponses Of her, sister States to her applica-
tion to Congress to call National Convcn-
ton.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 3.--Col Hayne
made his formal communication to the
President yesterday. So far from deman
ding the surrender of Fort Sumter as the
ultimatum, the tone is quite pacific and
conciliatory. Gov. Pickens and the State
authorities do not desire a collision, and
have exerted their influence to prevent it.
The outside pressure is for fight, but this
recklessness has been restrained by those
who know that it would involve large
loss of life without accomplishing the OBJ
iect. Fort Sumter cannot be taken with
the force and appliances now before it.
KANSAS was admitted into the Union
l, 4oJ,
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THE New York Tribune authoritatively
states that Mr.. Lincoln is utterly opposed
to all concessions to the rebellious trail
tors of the South.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1861-02-07
8 8 8 8 8 8 3 8 8 9
Borough Omcers.

The members of the Peoples Party, of Eb-
ensburg borough are requested to meet at the
CoURr House this {THURsDAY) evening, at the
ringing of the bell, to nominate candidates
for the various Borough Offices to be filled at
the ensuing spring Election. MANY.
February Z. 1861.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 81. C3a

'otsi''ss > ~ ss7'eso
~ taking from this aggregate tte amount OF the
railroad oebt, which s corporate E,bity, TO be paid
r NJ the business OF the roads, the debt OF the pepIe
Oi ONO is shown to be $iJ9O7e,5. only 70 & cent
On the assesfed value Of property.
Further VOLUNTARY subsc,ipti De, to the extent Of
about half million # dollars have been made to tbe
st Of the fve.non sisiy.day Treasury note loan.
Tie amount paid exceeds three and haf mlons.
TIE list could Ue filed up at once bu. there Ia no dis
iion 10 press tie matter upou capitalists TIE
Secretary OF the Treasury has aso sue application 10
tue Bost banks tor live millions Of dollars Ia no
same security. and large subscriptions sone 100000
nave been made, on account Of viii h $4,000 We're
deposited Gere day with Mr. Cleo. The suJscip-
to at Philadelphia reach sbOnt two Millions. Ia re-
ga'd 10 Tue Boston subscription, The TraWcripi Gays;
The Government has mad app alton to the Il. sion
banks iOr loan Of live millions of arr Tor Treasure
Notes 10 DO Issued therefor, payable 10 81 Gays al
cent forest, Of Cegtih payable ia thIee yeais,
bearing interest at tie r,te Of $40 y cent. meet
pg %. the banks WIS h. Ia at the Cleaning -lOlse, sud
hearty aud libtr resi0Dae made 70 lie call II
tie ceretafy OF tie i cdsurv. We thuk II "a GT-
rtngenent cou be made vi the Secretary, whereby
banks should have the night To splly tue wure
any pirtJn ~ tie present loan which lney may tbhk
frOper a. take toward tie purchase Of lie loan OF
90 600 90 abOu TO be made y the Ma iOnal Govern
neui that t1efe mfy be 40 diicoLy Ia Oltitl uE Q
wGoe amount asked Toe from Tie banks ia this lily.
TIE Morris Canal aud Banking Company announces
a tem.anuual dividend OF Z cent on The Preferred
stocl payable Aug D. The business 81 the Clearing.
House WA al4,75tOOO. The Broadway Insurance
Company Las made dividend of T. ceut, payable
aug. :. The Trustees Of ire New-York Mutual IT,
suranee Company have declared dividend Of 10 2
cent which certificates will Issued tEe I'd Of
September, on which day of y Cert will be
paid N The outsanding certificates
TIE books Of the New-York Central Rlrood will
be cosed on tie afternoon Of The 3lsl inst, ana re-
opened on the morning Of Aug 80
BY the Glasgow ths adyiees iron London are that
rhere is better feeling in American affairs. Ia Amer
lean Securities there wac much doing ad prices
generally were sJeady. Annexed are the prices con-
paIed with those seas by the Cuilard steamer:
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. RnO4TKo soH Tns n 7. TH,sysA

slarkets-CisEsrLlY RKfoATEe ton rns n T. TH,svsA
AsHfs-TIe market i. it fo fot. IS - rss,l. AZ
"'orfUN-ih, sket hs. been active; sles Of Is~
b.,, ", o,o Aiidiug Upsns tiulf al IS. 10 .
COFFLE- Ie nar1't TO- "io l, sc'iVe ga e.ui shrs
400 u5g. lsa4e re sue' o. sae Of n'- p's'eda
n ,r.y m " ees; zz bas od 81 80 t1c AZ ase St ~
lie n4Dce catalogue. zuV osss soli privately eden's
iLoUR AND MEAL-ILs hquiry f'r Western csusi YlSa
+ act 49, srAst Il S.oJ o. t.c - s''ot s"1 Lev
il Tor lie upLs, uui ystrf trandf Toe r-c-irs arc ~
Ia 20 tie .aits - o tt.. s5Gsi Cor suls -
ead Western, ~ 5@t4 = ~ e1t'a 80 ohon; a. =
"a .Oa 4. 1I fauc, d. ~ lJ0rq . iof to- Tsdt
q Ertra ~ s5.rs f,r .hiitte o.s1d p ho@ss
tausdsn ti,'r heavy toe 'rP hpefa, tls si,s =.
Nv, VT 0'4 As"s So'1s"etn rio u b~svy.
Gusl sraass 100 Is -sa 20 - 10 un.s
to 900 crime nsl itoro &C and ~otb - iY 70 -
tel pa o. h5e Flour a"a ~" "e~ ~s ''es'!' 'Is
~f ylS1t, wbea, market Is more &C i've and L. s'e,Syi
1h a. qaig l. manly ol ssfHt 70 p't' g. anre ue dea'as
Ch,1.o ,,,,s as 1saso rs 20 le'h O. c ab 90 IIa
h1. ans .uaee Ll4Y uic. ~ suah AMOR H.. al
w,~oa.in - s0,sc.i 80 bu It. led uelIS'
~ 20; 1850 bush. We ssin at iJ@el 49, SO ia
Cii, 81 VI 49, 7tv bush. VINE ONO At ~ z'9 81 40
30 bpss Gr~.Jusryi saoi' It - 81, ard ia ouch as
C4.sdian az 3 - Jas a fr iA4hry a; Jses'c :.
" e-crn aud :af0Jac of Stale hye As vey dol I'D
lot "a rryr araiau CVn r..s. bvt e. 'nq l 70
e1YO.t maze chiefly Tor sAPV tn st's -
A. q l6c to- shipping Oh,o, sad tJas IL. N,d's
~ ay TAI d'ns a. sro re. .ie 81 De better 's
h- IL t,r sirrtnsto Etr.te 1", tie stuck 40" es'esJ
stpq Prev 49,
la 81 Go i4frs "a Otds sApe Lave 9cSs
ne o 4 100 3sIss ~ 1rst.t ~ - safe.
HtuEG-IAr trlttif tct. fti,v fcuslf levy A.,
hAA-l he d.l.. hnutrd, ard che uhAei l. ueBuH4
sa,., o ,rw al ga q. e. sLd 10 az 5Jdo.c Z IL ID -
,lEib- ltLet ilf 40 sild l. quiet Bat tte-iy 81 ~
sss. u ~ AhsA Porto R'cO 81 ssss-
I and 81 IaItsNi e. SO %, "A
sAy,L sIOk 80 d, market tor Spirits iupenun- l. jug
A. tual ~ bOe Orals ~ sssay u % 90" H.-'sss
. aeiNri a q y i,es o,No $50
hi oY,d e .sls snUrac- ssJJ bbi a. - ''S - ~ ~
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bbs at : 1Ua ~ ~, ln,ias tslso ioi 'S' % NV W.
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PToXIsOAs-Ihe rosk naIkstia hessy sSd Slis,,
no o,I. tIsrs ast u,tAingi riS t.t ioi Mee, -s
al ~l1 4 m-. eeit' diS ~ seodi W.
a. gU "a q JJd 10 80 fVf HePskrd sites, "A q
rnkrFhlr. Ltti huGs 49, u IA a. ~ 0Nls :, ~.
etu Is 80 IL Lea,y VI 20 90 NetriA . .is A.
tut sleaia .se srlSs. OF ~ ii "a 40 Al -
Tor siond,ts and sac. fVG fisass. Lsd BE sse-!' ~
DO AID tCa atsG.c ..-..,,.,, ..e.
gUOALS-lhs ukfket h. tfn, ard sou "ss - 80
Al. q 81 fh5 hhas, manly Laos- ~ Seose' INV -. =
ha,. II ~ atc k-hHea are niin. s 40 a. n. ,,.ss
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- 4 mi.
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July |. 1868. This s an unconditional" loan, pay
able by the law creating IL in seven yeart FIR which
purpose tax has been authorized TIE ored: of tais
S'se is too high TO need any commsndation at our
hanGs. A tax of two mills on the above yalastion
would piy both principal and interest Proposals will
oe opened Aug. z, at the Ohio Stats Agency, No. 25
vii iarn street, Now-YOrk. The&,e sed value Of real
and PERSONAL pro- ty IN 1850 .9eG s4O; in 1860
it bad grown TO $SSS, 32, COL or more than ublo.
The entire debt due from all Class Of debtors is as
fnlloXys
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n.,nariaas Ca.llo msrke..

hafoA' va 49, WEDaraDAI, July "a, ISL
- =. q c.rtl. A r,.,tet 49,. .Dog' 80 hesre 80
wees, ,ns..ins Of oIkins osss Mich Ce~' aud 80"
d., 49,, thr~. year Old. 800. "a -, =. ,sbt,,
~ ~ -..,,,a ,,latit, rs tLild quii,y, ~ - -.
psI,xs on sIoGs CArTLE-N oEAns vAea PEI p~',' i've
ce,s. I'D Caves uur few ~ neiA't' ie2"'sI "s' -
,s.,..oIa nos e, TnsesyeA $old neSe- -. s,ssnsl !,
she snd Lambs, "a. ~ n.Aet' .i ~. ~ n souat
Isas. nom r -. ~, ~ 75to e.
$500 kraHEA gkOa kkfR rAfs
A. A A.
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's,,,. STR liza Calves Hcrset sviss

Hi,les ssaie . nj 1.ilcV bGatlS ID fe''' -
Rpssi sl.S. 80 d.. saal:g iHSlsas ppsAia We w
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By the use Of bese Pulls the periodic stacks Of rpos
uent OF ao attack uu date from pain aud sns., viii be
Obtained.
They seldom fail In removing the Sarsa aud B,l&I. to
Which emsles subject
They act gently upou the bowels removing Co.treasa
For Literary Men, sioda,. Delicate Females ard all rsr
sous se4entary Aatt', they valuable LGsnrs I'm
proving the appetite gvins and t9o digestive or
ems and restoring The cy Of tho whole
sy.tem
The CRPHALIc PILLS the resgll Of long investigation
s1d carefully conducted eIperme having bsen many
years durIrs which time they have prevented and relieved
vas, suount Of psin and suffering from esdsche Whistler
originating 10 the nerreu. system from desnsee tie
stomaeh
They are entirely vegetable 10 their composition and may DO
taken at al times perfect sy without making sny changs
II Dict and The abenoe Of any dsagra5o ,eaaes cry
to aGspnistey es,m 70 children.
BEWARE OF CoUNTERFEGTS!
The genuine have Eve signatures Of ESRY c. sPALDS0
Oh each Boz.
Sold by Druesit.s and all other Dealers In Medicines
A DO. will BE- by nal. prepaid, receipt Of tho
PRICE Is CENTS.
Al order, should be eIdressedto
HLERY C. srALDINO,
No. "a Cedar It,, New York
~ hnto botas ofsPALDING's PREPARED GLUE
vii save ten times Its cost spnusIly.-<a1
sPALDnUs PREPARED oLUEi
SPALDiNGs PREPARED GLUEl
"ALDNos PREPARED CLUE
SAVE TIE PKCEsi
EcoNoMYi DIsPAToHI
rV'"A s1ITos IN TmA sAyEs Nixs.".Al
A'aeede~ ~a happen ereH IN sa regulated ama 4, /.
very deblo have cheap convenient way Of rypr
ius furnIiurs Toys, Cookery GO
sPALOIN0s PREPARED GLUE
meets all sueb emerssuee' aud household csa Afford 70 B,
without nkslwsys ready and up to tho sticking poln.
useful III LIVERY HOUSE"
MIA bru.A aooOmpAnio. each bottle rrsce Is cent.
Adde's.
HENRY C. ePhLDIE0,
no. q CG4-sst, NswYOra
CAUTION
AZ esEt,n uprrsipled rersons attempting tcTsl OF On
tbs unoas peetrs public irisons OF my PREPARED GLUE
weud e-uOp oil peross TO eIsnae before purchasing aid
ste tLst the full name,
~ sPALDRo's PREPARED GIUE..Al
On be 0O.side wrapper III oAasare soia4s eoVsse,.