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DAINTER'S DIAMOND CEMENT-An inva- IL luabe discovery for joining broken glass; china, earthenwarc, cabinet work, and fancy articles of cry description. This cement is acknowledged to be superior to any thing of the kind offered to the public. It's extreme strength is remarkable, also the variety of purposes to which it may be applied. It resists wet-wil stand ordinary degree of heat. and It's hardness, when set, IS truly astonshing- The great facility of using it, mixing prepara- ton being required, is strong recommendation in it's favor. In Iact it requires only be known, to be found in in every family.

 For mendng broken glass, china, &c. it succeeds wonderfully, as the joints show but little. Many tices of this kind, that but for this discovery would be entirely useless, ma, be securely and firmly ed, and become ns useful as when new. Thc lenves ur tpokr, pas,eiser, fauey articles in tortoise shell or cabinet work. may be neatly menied with it.

 To prevent limitations, which would dsappoint the purchases and bring into dsrepuIe the genuine arti ce, the public requested to observe the signature of the proprietor, !" w. B. PAiSTER," written on the wrapper of each bottle.

 Sold in bottles al 25 and 50 ceais each, by the Propairtor, W. D. Planter, No. g, 3d Avenue, N. York; also, by his appointment, by

 nov29 II. GATES, Druggist, Mobile, Ala.