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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-27
The difference.

The Ohio Statesman says: 1.-The Democrats in
Europe radicals They necessarily so
under monarchical and aristocratic Governments
They constitute there the anti government or
revolutionary party.
But in the United States. Democracy takes an
other form. Here the national Government is
the Government of the people, deriving its au-
thority from their consent expressed through a
written Constitution. That Constitution, ap-
proved and ratified by the people, defines and
limits the powers of the Government and provides
for Union of States.
"Hence. in this country. the Democratic party
is the constitutional Union party. It is the true
and only organized conservative party, whose
object is to preserve the Constitution and main
tain the Government and the Union under it,
The party or parties who. in this country. set
themselves in opposition TO the Democratic party
are necessarily. by that very antagonism. placed
in position of hostility to the Constitution and
the Union il established. and are more or less
anti. Government. anti Union and revolutionary.
yet some Republican radical and Abolition
agitators claim TO be Democrats. 1t is a false
claim. Democrats they might be called, il trans
ported to some despotic country. they should seek
to overthrow a Government where there is no
written Constitution save the edcts of a success
sion OF syrants and no Law but the will of an au-
tocrat. But in this country where our Govern
ment, though not a pure democracy. probably ap-
breaches near to il as is either practicable or
safe Il Is a msnOmer--a deception TO call one
Democrat who would set aside the Constitution
and the Union of States provided for and guaran-
teed by that instrument"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-27
The SNudsIIIs..

The Cincinnati Gazette, in its comments upon
tie disturbance attending WENDELL PHILIrs's
lecture in that city Is exceedingly indignant upon
the .-mudsills'' of Porkopolis for daring to ex-
press their sentiments upon the issues before the
country. Ii SAYS: The issue thus made is
whether the lowest stratum of society shall be
permitted Ia dictate to the respectable portion
what sentiments they shall be allowed to hear"
few wears ago. aud but few the same Gazette
denounced Senator HAMMOND, of South Carroll.
ma. in terms most bitter tor his deprecatory allu-
sions to the influence of "muislls" of Northern
society in the political and social affairs of the
country The Gazette. as the leading representa-
tive OF the Republican party in the North west.
Is more arissocratic than the wealthy planter Of
the Palmetto State IL talks about the ''dregs
of society" and in contradiss notion the IRE
spectacle inhabitants just IN tue same spirit that
il condemned in the South Carolinian. To gam
party advantage. and tor partisan purposes. it
was very much iacensed that Senator HAMMOND
should allude to the poor class of the North as
the "mudsils" OF society Bat now it, tune i
changed. Ii speaks Of the respectable inhabit
ants and "low fellows" of the North with a.
mach nonchalance as the most ari-toeratie slave
owner of the South. In aludins TO the persons who
caused the disturbance at WENDELL PnILLtPs's
lecture in Cincinnati. it terms them the ''baser
sort OF humanity" and taat mo respectable fam
lily IN the city would permit one of those low fel
lows 20 cOntaminate its circle" Again it
marks: .'MheR brutes are our intellectual stand
ard our progress must necessarily be towards
brutishness," and "our citizens are indignant
that their rights should be held subject 70 the
very dregs of society" There are pregnant
thoughts Tor reflection ia these comments OF the
Gazette upon the Circumstances attending the
wxSpKLL PHILLIPs lecture IN Cincinnati IL Is
evident that the leading Republican organ oi
the West has no longer confidence in the
paci,s OF the people for self government and that
it regards a strong. central power the only
curiry for permanent and safe Government
The Gazette goes far beyond the South Caro-
Ina SeaslOr in expressing IL disgust OF the
"mudsills" Of Northern society. Who. 10 U.s. is
OEn language. s<f themselves up a the "csnsess
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-27
Articles not Taxed.

The tax-bill neglects to tax perlumery. furs;
some, such as Russian sable, cost from $500 to
$500 a set: laces valued from $50 to $500:
yachts costing from $4,000 to S2O 1000; club
houses, higher grades OF cigars and tobacco, per
sonal iewelry China dinner sets costing from s. )
to 5000; vases, Plrian marble statuettes paint
ingS and statuaries, negro concerts. hotel res
taurants, etc As an instance Of this Inequality
it will be noticed that poor man, laboring by the
day, pays fifty cents on a silver watch: but lady
possessing twenty thousand dollars worth OF
jewelry, is taxed nothing, unless it be gold
watch, which is taxed at a dollar.
The House has raised the license on wholesale
liquor dealers from fifty dollars to one hundred
dollars per year There was a long debate be
fore this increase was adopted. The retail
license remains as in the bill-twenty dollars per
PHILADELPHIA Press.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-27

MICHIGAN STREET.
i romss oss5p PySm 10 p
dub rw
q enI nnos.Is awarn North : h cen o. Indianapolis
-OnEnr hha year % INF
Prf all t-y eoyeTa sgewenS
Indians polls indian hy d
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demand has been local. there being none taken
for export worthy Of note For the manufacture
of army bread there j. a fair demand from city
bakers for supeTtne az 81 25a4 30.
wheat has been in light supply and good de.
mand, and prices advanced 2a3c, closing At 95a
CSC FORE and 81 05aI o. for white
Corn has been unsettled, the unsettled state Of
the market for, and large decline IN whisky
having made distillers withdraw IRON the market,
and on Saturday they did not offer over 30c. but
the receipts being light and the stock on hand
small no decline was established. and IS cents
was freely offered at the close and 36c asked
Oats firm at BE.
Rye IA good demand al 55a56c
Barley 65a70c for prime spring and fall
Clover seed advanced 20 S., and in very light
supply at the close The demand was chiefly
from Louisville. The market closed buoYant.
Timothy dull at 81 S0al 80.
Linseed oil advanced to 50 cents and is in fair
demand
circular issued BY the Board Of Underwriters
of this city, refusing TO insure buildings in which
Coal or Petroleum oils are stored. produced a
most unsettled market for these articles. and
commission houses and Others had busy time
disposing of this contraband oil. and refuge
had to be found for it beyond the city limits OF in
isolated buildings not insured. Carbon was sold
at lsa20c, and coal at 25c and we heard of sales
OF Petroleum at 3Oc DER bbl., but the market cur
rent rates are for carbon 23a25c, and for coal .
a30c.
There has been fair business done in gro
ceries. iii the jobbing way. Sugar and molasses
are firm, but coffee is very dull, though the army
is taking good deal OF it; but the masses of the
people have given up the use of it to great ex-
tent, which, by the way. We consider very unpa-
patriotic if not positively disloyal.
1t should be hoped that those who cannot
shoulder their guns to assist in putting down this
gigantic rebellion might do so by drinking a cup
of coffee two or three times day. Ii probably
has not occurred in this way to patriotic citi-
zens who are roasting potatoes, barley, rye and
other grains and roots to avoid paying pttance
in the shape of coffee duty to restore law and
order 10 our country.
Ii Is difficult TO buy prime molasses below 3ec
and it is in many cases held at 40c.
Sugar firm and in fair demand at full rates.
Beef cattle were very dull during the first hall
of the week, and the best on the market did not
bring over 50 %, but the supply fell off. and at
Mondays market. there more irmneSs, and
some choice shipping brought IS 90.
Hogs very dull at S3a3 80.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-27
FOR RENT.
FOR SALE

FOR SALE.
fgtWO No. | BILLIARD TABLES, WITH MARBLE
Tops will be sold very low, and time, if part
paid.
For further information apply to
:. \. FLAGG.
No. 9 South Illinois street. TO
THOS. J CHEVY,
mch26-d2w Shelbyville. Indiana
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-27
Abolition governor Elected.

The New York Tribune of the 18th instant
said:
Nathaniel g. Berry. Governor of New Hamp
shire, having been voting Abolitionist for many
years IL was feared that he could not again be
elected The Republicans nevertheless resolved
IN try and the trial has been completely success
full. Gov Berry has doubtless beaten the united
vote Of both democratic and Union" candi
dates
We publish these things simply that conserva-
tive Republicans may make note of them, and
whittier they are drifting 80 long as they keeF
Their present company.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-27

Of the sentiments Of the respectable people Of
Cincinnati" And be Il remembered these ex-
pressions come from paper that two years ago
was an intense represen,ave Of the free speech.
free press and free men party" Verify the world
moves. The GaEets is now the representative
of the respectable" party. and the "mudsills"
of no more account in its estimation than a
South Carolina plantation niger
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-27
Special eorepondence Of the Chicago Times
Prom Washington.

A Social R,uolutiog IN The Capital-Niggsrs az
Good as White Mem Countertiast from
Senator Dooiinie-A Chance for ABOLITION Sol
diers-Fremont ia rant Of Recruits. dc, dc
W AsHfScrox March 81
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-27

What a wise man was Mr. Webster on many
subjects He was even prophet without know
ing il, and used words, intended TO apply u his
own times, which have marvellous truth now.
when the words are uSed with sOmewhet different
signihcations Note the distinction which he
draws between the two kinds of Republicans in
his day. in a speech which he delivered at Rich
mond wenty two years ago, October D, le4O
tie said:
Gentlemen. there are two sorts eff Republi-
cans in the world: Laughter One very good
sort aud the other a very different sort. cheers
ana laughter And this last sort 1t Is. that cares
Lot how much power the Government gets. II
they Get the benefit OF it. They are quit wiling
70 give unlimited power into the hands OF any one
man. II they may have the privilege OF choos NJ
the despot. Loud cheers This i one sort of
Republicans. Laughter This by the by
though, ! what call the Indifferent sort" Loud
laughter
II Mr.. Webster were in the United States Sen
ate to-day his sonorous voice would ring with
tue same words. They outline. with startling
truth. the political character of MS successor
who proposes 10 erase stars from tue dag of the
country. anu erect despotism in the conquered
Territories" OF the Union They characterize
with the felicity and accuracy OF tie photograph
those men who initiated and supported the acts OF
the Government against the liberty OF the press
and OF the citizen. which are now calling down
tie calm judgment OF the people of America.
Had the great sage Of Marshdeld been a spec
tat1r OF the scenes OF the last year he would not.
with al his ability have drawn more perfect por
traits OF the two styles of modern Republicans,
Than he hts 10 this passage which We have quoted.
and IN the ioiioNing which Is the continuation OF
the same picture. The eatire extract Is OF the
highest value ia our present circumstances Des-
eribins the other class OF Republicans. Mr.. Web
Ser said
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-27
Democratic Union State Ticket.
Rec0ustdered.

We stated yesterday that the Secretary of War
had suspended the publication Of the Boston jour
nal. the New York Journal Of Commerce and the
Sunday Mercury for mn alleged violation of the
s7th article Of war. To-day we are advised that
Mr.. SrASrox has reconsidered this order. The
Chicago Tribune, Republican organ, alludes to
this high functionary as "our impulsive and err
rafic Secretary Of War"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-27
Special Notice.

TO AD FBRTLSERS-AH advertisements taken for
specified time and ordered 0at beJore the erpiration
TEE time specified, so Re charged tie regular rataS
or TIE same up 10 the time they are OrdeSf out.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-27
MEDICAL.
PREVENTION is BETTER THAN CURE.

FUNO LADIES OF DELICATE HEALTH ORIMPAIRED
4 organization, or 10 those by whom an increase Of
family is from any Objectionable the undersigned
would offer prescription which is perfectly reliable and
safe and which has been prescribed in various parts OF
the Old World for the past century Although this article
svery cheap and simple il has been put up in half
pint bottles and sold very extensively at the eXhObtant
price Of 50 per bottle the undersigned proposes fur
nb the recipe for ST. by the possession of which
lady supply herself with perfect safeguard az any
drug for the irfng Of % cents per year Any
physician druggist viii tell you perfectly harmless,
thousands Of testimonials be procured OF its efficacy
Sent any part othe world receipt OF 81 by address
ing DR. J. {. DENERAUA,
P.O Box, No. 1858, New Haven, Connecticut.
uly22-d&w'6I
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-06
A BIG STORY sPOILED.

NEw YoRE, Dec Tribune Washington
dispatch says the statement in Barneys letter
printed in to-dAys TFibRne that Barney has
paid no interview with President Lincoln is
contradicted on highest authority. II il futher
to be stated by the same authority that the
President has no knowledge whatever Of the
statements contained in the letter. No com.
municAtion on that subject or embracing such
information has been made to him in any way.
Leading Republicans deny all knowledge Of
the matter, and suppositioRs that this letter
has any weight for their slledge attention to
subject Of Barney's statement entirely ero-
neous II may be added that no recent com
nunication from Fernando Wood has been
received by the President, and none whAlso.
ever upon this and simular subjects
Private advices from one of the most pro-
minent friend Of America in France repre-
sents the recent offer Of mediation by Napo.
leon is there regarded as expression OF de.
liberate and matured puipose from which the
Emperor won't recede and that it is consider.
ed a serious blow to our cause in Europe, and
to the cause Of freedom in Europe not less
than in America.
The following is from the Herald
Headquarters Potomac, Dec 5.-Recen.
reconnolssances have discovered that an a1t
tempt is made by the enemy TO hold the sec .
lion north of the RappAhannoek, their forces
having entirely evacuated the country with
the exception of small scouting parties =
These cross the river ct small blind ferries,
non easily found in consequence of low water,
and after dashing upon our outposts succeed
ed in escaping by some new routes unknown
10 our pickets.
Difficulties heretofore existing in the trans.
mission OF mails between Washington and
Headquarters, by the energy of Head-quarter
Post Masters Haslett and Cooley, have at
length been overcome and we now get letters
without delay
Convalescent and exchanged prisoners
were tiocking to their respective commands in
great numbers yesterday.
Bnrnslde's order recommending the dismis-
sal of officers guilty of neglect Of duty in
allowing their commands to be surprised by
the enemy gives universal satisfaction.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-06
REPORTED CAPTURED

BosToN, Dec. 6-The bark Harriet Spauld.
ing Captain Peabody, of N Y, is reported to
have been recaptured and burnt november
18th, by the Alabama, the crew was kept in
irons several days, and finally transferred to
brig Herman from Pictod They landed at
Fall river on the 3rd. There was other crews
aboard on the ALBANIA.
LdteT-The above statement probably a
hoax, no brig Herman at Fall river, and the
Captains name of SPalding is Wallace, moi
PEABODY, Owners of SpAulding states that
Peadoy is swindler, and that To ere is no truth
in the story
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-06
FROM THE SOUTHWEST

CAiRo, Dec 6-From Memphis papers we
learn that Gen Hoveys expedition 10000
strong which left Helena some days since
landed at Friars Point 10 or 20 miles below
and marched to Grenada; took possession Of
that place last Monday, A number of citi-
Eens He'd The proprietor of the appeal re
moved his establishment to Marietta, Georgia.
The rebels burned Is or 20 locomotives aud
100 cars
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-06
lBsPertsd for the Daily Empirs.l
New York Market.

lBsPertsd for the Daily Empirs.l
New York Market.
New YORK, December o.
sfooks-Money 5Ssc on call Sterling exchange
unchanged United states skies 81 registered es1<,
Treasury 79-lo Os1S, Demand notes 2Os<.
FLOUR Receipts O,OoO bbls; dull dropping; 90
% 10 extra state s7Saoeo common to good ship
ping brands extra r. H. %.
wHkAT-Receipts oO,OoO bu; dull; sales co. 900
bu at so9i 70 Chicago spring. 2t9l - Milwaukee
club So@l - winter red western.
CoRs-Reesipts o,OOO bu easier at Tag7A mixed
western, shipping
oArs-stsAdy At GSSos common 10 prime.
/ PoRK-Dull Al IS So9@ls so for mess II q
! GIL 70 for prime.
! LARD-AteAdy.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-06

Mr Harding offered resolution requesting
the Committee on Indian Affairs to inquire
into the expedieney Of negotiating treaty
with the Indians. Of Southern Oregon and
Northern California The resolution was
adopted
Adjourned ill Monday.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-06
Commercial.
Dayton Market.
OFFICE DAILY EMPIRE,
December 5. 1859.

HARSHMAh's FLOUR-whte " heat, Wholesale,
Se o. w. '''
MHEAT-eS
CORN-4O.
OATS-40m4S
BARLEY-l lsal 2sc
RYE-559oOc.
uAY-Tmothy slOalR per ton.
FLAX-SEED-sl 26.
WHISKY-S4Qs7
HlDES-Best dried hides B@A: calf akin claar of
cuts up 20 l6 n 0o kip up 10 IS n o.
GRoOhRlEs-Cohee 2s93S sugar lsoII; Mo-
lAsses 05de66i Teas 30Qef 90; OheeSsslaIals; Rce
s9at6. Crushed, powdered grunulAted sugar 1i@l5.
| mlsCELLANEoUs-pn pned APpless per n; Salt s. 50
o. rs per bril- Vinegar 6ec per gal white BeanS 81 3D.
| az 90 per bu.; Butler I23ld; Eggs T0s; Pepper "a
Alspics ~.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-06
LATEST me Ws.
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.
SAILING OF A FLEET.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec 6.--Advicas from Fort
Monroe yesterday announce sailing Aset Of
several transports and two iron elsds with
sealed orders destination unknown.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-06
NOTICE.

NOTICH-
HRADeuAHrEhs COnPASI X, ESD RE0. o. VIII
II CAnH nlAn hAsHViLLRs TEHKnsshn, >
November le, 1S02
A LII ahsenteea, without leave. rom Company X,
~ Rinety. Third Regiment Ohio Volunteer Infantry,
Will report In poElon 70 their company commander
without delay or Be treated ~ degertsra. by COM
mand u Colonel OHARLkn ANDEHB0N
sAHUHL b. snign, Captain Company X. no2e
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-06
FIRE

WlLnANsHoRT, Dec, cit is reported that
the whole business portion of Lockhaven is
on FIRE
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-06

~ A single bottle ofsPALDINGis PREPARED GIUE
Will save ten times its cost annually -Es
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-06

CAUTION.
A. certain unpnneipled peraOns are attenntins in
palm Oh on The unsuspeeting pubic imitstonE ~ - W
PkEPAhED GLUE, fWould caution eli persons 70 sI,
anime Deio5e % p9IShasing and see that the full name
4A-bFAIDIh9'6 PREPARED 0IItF -ws ''
- on ne outside Wnpper All Others are swindl,ns
mAia
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The Old Established Bindery,

THOS. w. ODELL,
CORNER OF MAIN AND THIRD STREET OVER
THE UNION TELEGRAPH OFFICE,
MANUFACTURES all kinds OF BLANK BOOKS for
ul County Offices, Banks, Rail Road Offices Busi-
ness Men, and others. His work comprises every
style, from 70 cents up to $3.50 per quire.
Best Mol Laid or Woye paper used on Blank Work,
Magazines, Periodicals. &C., &C, bound in any style
desired in PLAIN or gilt; and having the TOOLS &C. for
mery used by Mores and by Calender, he is prepared
70 match all volumes bound by them.
Old Books rebound, and made TO lock better than
when new
Music bound in any style desired, and pGgsd; con
Venlence neVe beiore offered here, with music binding
80 His PAGING MACHINE liz the only one In the
Oty and is one Of the most important inventions OF
the present Day II will accurately page and number
Books, Checks, Drafts, railroad Books, and papers,
and any KIND OF Blanks, as high as ten thousand.
I. W. o. also pays very particular attention 10 pre-
Panng all kinds Of Blanks with hintea Heads-ISail-
Road and other work requiring neatness and dispatch
~. Having recently greatly added to his already
arge aces, he is better than ever prepared TO please
| the public.
RA- He refers to the County Offices Of Montgomery
Preble, Darke, and TO the various Banks, Railroad
ofces, &C., in the Miami Valley for specimens OF his
woIk. decl3
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-06

From the DoH0crat, 81 Cloud, Mnn
II you are, have been, troubled with the h,a,s,I
send for box, (Oephlie Pllsl 80 that you may hG,
them IN case Of an attack.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-06
HORSE COLLARS
ktw Wholesale Collar Shop.

TIALL at MIToHELL's, second street, opposite the
~ Park, for beat of ourled Hair Collars. made to
orders may be len at j. T Ksnnsy's ssddsr shop,
Third street. noQ6
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-06

Nom the Advertiser, irUpsisnoe, II,
The CephRc Pills are said 10 be q remarkably ,p
tive remedy for the headache, and one OF The yry i
for that very frequent plant shieh has over be-
discovered. a "
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-06
sPALDINa's PREPARED GLuEl
SAVE THE pIEoEsI

oo SAVE THE PMCEsI
A"0SOm s... -. M DlsPATCHI
~, !. ~ % VII haPpen even IN well regulated Rm.
lies, ls very desirable TO have cheap and con-
Venient way for repairing Furniture, Toys, Crockery
sPALDING'S PREPARED GLUEl ''
Meets all such emergencies, and no householI can A.
ierd 20 be withoutt lts always ready, and up to lie
"usEFUL IN EVERY HoUsR.n
H.B.-A Brush accompAnies each hottie p,o "a
cents. Address '' ~
HENRY @. sPALDING.
No. 40, CEDAR street, New Yofk
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Rrom he ksamins,. NerEalk. pn.

FfoW No hIdfHhleII AoTf0h, Va.
Oephalic Pills accomplish the object for which ia .
were made, via Cure OF headache in all its forms.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-06

M SpaldiSg.
Str!
Not long since sent TO you for a box Of C.pE,.e
Pills for the cure OF the Nervous Headache and e. a.
uVeness and received the same and they hud 81 coed
Please send by return mail
Direott to A. X. WHEELER
Hpsilanti, Mich,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-06

January 9, 1851.
Henry c. SpdliiHg,
No. As, CSd0T ST., ~. r.
Dear Sir:
Inclosed hnd twenty five cents, (26) tor which z,
boz Of "Cephalic Pills" Send 10 address Of Rev ~,
O. Filler, ReynodEburg, Franklin CO., OHIO
Pour Pus york like ehafNI-eir Headache ol,,o,f do,
stdnfer. ~
Truly yours,
VIM. q. MILLER
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sPALDINGs PREPARED GLuEl

sPALDINe's PREPARED GLUE