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 DAINTER'S' DIAMOND CEMENT--A6 inya- Il uable discovery for joining iroken glass. china, earthenware, cabinet work and fancy articles ey cry description. This cement i4acknowlcdged to be superior to any thing of the kia eve. offered the public. lts extreme strength is sremarkable, as also the variety. of purposes to which it may be applied It ressts wet-w stand an oriIary degree of heal, {, and its hardness, when set, shuly aslonishing.- The great facility of using it, 10 mixing prepara ton being required, is stro'g recommendation in it's favor. In iact it .requiresonly to be known to be found ntse in every family

 For. mending broken glass, 'lha, &c. it succee'ls wonderfully, asthe joints sho, but little. Many j- dcles of this kind, that but fo ths disc6sery would be entirely useless, ma, be seurely and firmly unit ed, and become useful wien new. The leaves of books, pasteboar fancy alieles in tortoise shell cabinet work, may be neat nended with it, e, opreyent mitations, whic would .lisappont tbc purchases aud bring into disfel,e the genuine art,-. clo the public are requested tdbserye the signature of the proprietor, " W. R. P,iNrER," writlen. on the wrapper ofeach bottIe. = ,. Sold ip bottles at 25 ad 50 ceats each, by the Propairtor, w. B. Painter, To- 23, 3d Avenue, N, York also, by his appointmat, by

 'nov29 H.-GATES, rnggst Mobile, Ala