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Beware of Imnositiosa.

Attempts have often been made by un- principaled individnals to impose upon the community spurious article. Stealing nearly the whole of the name of my pre-. paratiop. To fully guard against such base and pahpGbte imposition. the pDblic should shun all preparations purDorlng to contain Wild Cherry, except that bearing the sigma ture of pr. H. Swayne on each bottle.
 Beware of the worthless "Balsams,o Bitters," "Syrups," &c., as they contain none of the virtues of the original prepara- iicn.
 HThe only agent in .Welumpka is WsI. B. CoopER. Coster & Cox, Montg- omerys Ala; snd Hoodley, Phelps & co. New York
 Prepared, only by Dr. swayne, cor ner of Sthland Race street, Philadelphia.
 Aug. 70, tS47 1v
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NEW SeRIM G
 AND .SU M MFR GOOD

HEARD (, DUE are now receiving H A and opening, one of the largest nd most varied stock of ENGLISH, FRENCH and AMERicAN Staple and Fancy
 Dry Goods,
 Ever vff, red in this Market; embracing almost every article ii. the above line o Goods. Also, q lafge assortment of.
 Ready Made Clothing, Hats, Fashionable Beaver. and MoIeskin Panama, Leghorn and Palm Leal; Bon nels. Florence Braid Pamelia, Coburgs Straw, and other styles oi Ladies' and Misses. Boots and Shoes. Gents Supei Call, Morocco and Seal, Ladies Calf, Seal and Leather Boolees and Shoes, do. Kid Morocco, Calf, Bu,kins, Paris Ties; Slip pers. and Polka Slippers. Misses and Chi. drrns' Shoes and Slippers and most su- perb lot oi
 Ladies' Dress Goods. Consisting in part of OmbrIc Stripe, Zephyr and Polfa Bareges; Printed Lawns Muslin Glnghans,; Printed, Jaconeias, eie, .HARDwARE-A urge ant gegesal sssort. ment
 CHEWING ToBAcco7--A large assortment. To all of which we respectfully invite the attention of our friends and the I-rb!c generally. The senior partner having spenI some several months in the NoIIh,,tn and Eastern \ arkets, and having devoted hi: best efforts in their selection, and basiua purchase them principally fer Cash; we are prepared to offer une esual inducements and feel well assured that al who may Ia vor us with call, will find our prices en. tircly satisfactory.
 HEARD 6 DUE.
 Wetumpka. May II. ISdT.
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Summer Goods.
SELLING OFF AT NEW YORK COST.

i c UGH as have never been seen in any 0 store in the Southern country, and which have been expressly imported by mv- self Tor this market; and can underseil any other store ih fhA Uhole country, by GETTY PER CENTi If my city and country friends will favor me with call. will convince. them that my offers are NOT mere ASSERTIONS, but that possess the mems of fulfilling what I say and having purchased my good. on the. most favorable terms, acih cash in hand, E ain determined tO srli cheaper than any other store in Ihe world!.- My stock of READY MADE CLOTH 1 ING Is one or the best selected that has ever come 10 tais malket and were manu- laclured expressly 10 order-consisliny ip part of
 Palo Alto Goats Saltillo Pants, Mortpe- Tier Vests, Hem stitched Don Juan Shirts, Elastic Drawers, Spiing Ever Elasi c Sus~ penders. Cravats al a Vron, Yiana Pocket Handkerchltfs, De Ora Hats of the Island of Panama. ip Top Beaver Hats, Palo Alto Caps, High Heel French Elastic Polka Boots, and Freneh Caters, Slippers and Shoes d'Aiamoie.
 Also,
 | The most extensive and extraordinary FANCY, DRESS and LACE GOODS, cons sisfing Of Printed Mpslins and Lawns, Gros d'Dier, new style; Printed Organdy, Rich Printed Jacone, Muslns, new designs; Embroidered Muslins, the latest style: Pol. ka, Swiss Musins and Muslin Ginghams Embroidered Muslin Robes, very rich: Elm bfodored Ginghans and French Cling hams and Prints of the most beautiful colors., Thread Lace of all styles. Flora Expansive Grass Skirts, Sadiaa Sha wls. Graduated Scarfs, Tableau Aprons, Ralya rine Manti Ia Shawls, Neapoilan Silks: lush, O'Connel Linens, Laen Lawn Handkerchiefs, Half and Full Glpsey Sc nora Embroidered Bonnets. Domestics of al kinds, and qualities. Gold N aIches, Chains. Pencil Gases, Rings, Breast Pins, Seals, Spectacles, Razors, Sfups of Chap mans make, and complele variety of Sheffield Cutlery, and thpusand other articles too numerous to meneon,
 Being on the eve of stafing for New York, to lay in new stock u goods, he IS determined 10 sell his now rehaining stock at Neao York cost i; so as to tive room for the large and splendid stock which he n- tends bringing out for the fa4 and winter trade.
 All persons wishing to buy Goods cheap er than was ever purchased h Wetumpka before, would do well 10 call al the Cheapest Sforc ira tyst TE'orId," as soon as possible, as the ophorlunly will not be long offered.
 9 VIM. LANdERMAN.
 Irc,umpka. July 27, 1sl7. If 90
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TinsW are,
A Manufacturers Notice.

IT ETTERS of Admin,stIation were -AA granted 10 the undersigned by the Orphans Court of Autauya county on the l9lh inst, on the.estate of Archibald Mo Keithen,. deceased: All persons indebted to said estate are requested to come for. ward and pay the same, and all persons having claims must present them duly au theplicated within the time prescribed by jaw, or they will be barred.
 DANE McKEITHEN, AJfar.
 July 20, 1S47, %, 29 Ct.
 Duncan McKeithen is authorized to act as my agent in ,ransac.ing business fc. the estate. D. Nick.
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BLACKsMITHING.

EwwuA THE undersigned respectfully
 inform the citizens of Wetump- sssz szs<zsA ka, and vicinity, that they are prepared 10 execute all kinds of Smlthing, in the most workmanlike style; such as Carriage repairing, Wagon work, Horse shoeing, and all kinds of farming tools. on as fair terms as any other shop in the city. Planters and persons wishing such work arc requested 10 call at our shop on Main street, East Wetumpka, and examine our work ior1hemselges.
 KANNADY & GO. Wetumpka, January 6, ls46. I If
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GENERAL LAND OFFICE.


 GENTLRmHN:-Afsera an examination of lhe instruction from fhis office. of the s2d of April, 20h. November, ls45, 18th February and 24th July, l846, and of inc proceedings of the local offices, in the reception of certificates of Choclaw Indian claims, l an of opinion that, in- stead of said certificates being treated virtually as cash in the paTnieni oi lands, they should be regarded as liable 10 location only. The Secretary of the Treasury concurrng in lhis view of the matter, Ii is hereby ordered:
 lst. That hereafter the aforesaid Choc. Jaw certificates are 10 be satisfied by 10 cation and such certificates are no lon- ger to be treated as money.
 When assigned, however, 10 pre- emptor, they may be located on the trac to which his claims :aay be fully estab- lished. ..ss.s.4.a In all other clisses, lhe certificates must be confined in the location to lands "subject to entry at private sale" at the usual minimum of Sl 25 per acre, and no selection must be admitted on any lands reserved, or withdrawn from the market for any parpose.
 2 .2j. The application for the land SC, lected in satisfaction of certificate must be endorsed on the certificate, dated and signed by the party owning il; and if be- fore the expiration of thirty days from the date of selection, no pre- .emption de claration is filed, and no valid adverse claim appears, the Register will appena under the Application, his certificate tha ahe location is correct.
 3d. The proceedings are to be alto gether diatluct and separate from Ihe sales-po. patent, certificate nor receipt to be issued, and no commissions will 4consednently hereafter be allowed on this business.
 The patents will be based upon the surrended Choctaw certificates. where the locations endorsed thereon are found 10 be regular and lbepapers complete. 4h. At the end of each month sue, ,ceeding the consummation of one ol more. Incarnns by Choclaw cert fca.es, fhe Register will makes separate return ,n the G neral Hand GIIire of said cer tifi.aips, wiIh all the 'edni,ite evidence of transfer and location, aud ot pre- cmpiioa, where such c ,se occur, accom-. paniedb by a monIHly abstract in the form C herewith.
 You are she e'ore requested to cons .sirr the ns'rAci on heietof re issaed as mod fed, accordingly, and " Il be pleased to ackne ylcdse lbe receipt o ihis Circular.
 Very respectfully,
 Your nnt servant,
 RICHARD M YOUNG,
 eCon,mtss:oaer.
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pr. Swayne in the South.
VIM. B. COOPER,
 East Wetumpks, Ala.

The following letter just come to hand, and Will be read with interest. The patient suHfeIed intolerably. and could find no re- lief until he used Dr. SWayne's Com. pOHnd Syrup of Wild Cherry lr is certainly the most loonderful cure on record!-Reod it.
 WILMINGTON N. C.. Jan. 12tb, 1s47.
 DR. SwAYNE-Dear Sir Having been almost muaculously cured by your valuable medicine, think il not more than common gratitude in me 10 make one addition to the long list of certificates which you have re- ceved of remarkable cures by your med- cine During the two years preceding last August, was very much distressed by a very Bad Cold and Hacking Cough. and during the latter rart of the time, Il coo tinued to grow worse, and indeed in July my friends gave me over having tried all kinds of medicine, said to be good for such diseases, without the least good effect. 1 was reduced almost 10 perfect corpse, and had scarcely any flesh upon my body, and for long time never thought to rise from my bed again. A friend one day asked me if had tried Dr. Swayne's Compound Syrue of wild Cherry, and advised me to do so at once, as he heard that it had worked great f.aay wonderful cures. took his advice, and after using up several bottles Of it I grew so much better that was enabled 10 leave my |bed, and afterwards to walk about the house, and go out into the street, was encouraged by this, and continued the use of your medicine. and now, by IT. cans of it's wonderful curative powers, I am perfectly we'll and enjoy the use of all my faculties, just as much asif had never been afflicted in the way have described to you. have written this not thinking that twill at all interest you, but humbly hoping that ii may have it's mite of inau- ence in causing yodr valuable medicine to be spread among mankind, and in assisting to raise you 10 that station which you ricls- y deserve. for yonr perseyerlng efforts for The public good. .f...f
 Respectfully your friend and admire-, HAS ? AAICTANn
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J. M, FINCH x co.

NTANtJFACTURERS and dealers in lNA Saddles, Brides, Saddle and Carpet Bags, Harness, Whips, Collars, &c. &c.. No. 30a Water street, Mobile.
 Keep on hand general asseetment ol Harness and Birdie Lea'her, Skirilng. Hog and Sheep skins, Ton. Leather, Gin Bands, &c. &c.i Sad'lles and Brldles made to or der. All of which are recommended to persons visiting the ely. and those Aesirous |of purchasing any thing in the above line are invited to call, before buying else where.
 They have on hand large assortment ol Carriage, Coach and Buggy Harness, than any o'her house in the city, and will sell on ihe lowest kinc of terms.
 Febh lSi7
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ANOTHER WATER-W WoNDER.-T The Philadelphians have the promise of an arrival in their harbor Of almost a great a curiosity as the Chinese jank. One Capt. Wm. Adams, left Wilmington, il seems, in what is called passenger gum elastic sea safety trunk.' bound to Philadelphia, with provisions sufficient for voyage nf three days. The trunk is 30 inches long, by about 20 inches broad, and as many deep. IL was once written that three wise men of Gotham went to sea in bowl,' and there renlly appears to be a natural affinity between a bowl aLd the water, but tbe Idea ol navigating in trunk---a veritable trunl which has no such desirable property seems indeed wondfous strange. .-- Balt Sun.
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DiSSOlutiOn.

TyHE firm heretofore existing under the IL name and title of "Callin < Cate:,' in this city, is this day dissolved by mutua consent.
 Those indebted to the above firm are ie- questeG tomske immediate payment, ether wise the Accounts and Notes will be i'm. mediately. sued or. Settlements can be made with either of the undersigned
 SAM'L CATLfN, SlLAS B. CATER. Wetutnpka, July 30, ls47. 3I If
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AMERICAN HOTEL,
Rockford, Coosn County, Ala.

Rockford, Coosn County, Ala. TsNHIS HOUSE IS situated within ashori .H- distance of the Court House, and per sons having business daring the session of Courts would find it to. their convent. ence 10 paIronize it., There ate large and ,ommodious STABLES, and every neces- sary preparation made for the careful atten- lion ol Horses.
 The undersigned respectfully solcits ihe continuance of the patronage of his friends and the travelling public.
 No pains will be spared 10 render every comfort to those disposed to patronage him. Prices shall be in accordance with the times. A. c. HALLMARK,
 Aug 8, lS47. 31
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From Gov Reynolds, of MO.

Mr. Jno Prico-Sir sometime last supmer you lld me the honor of sendii me bottle of your TEXAS TONIC. It came very opper,une;y, for my W fe had been labering for some tinse with a derangment of stomach, a torpid liver, with dis eased skin,-she immediately commenced it's use, and has found very nsiderable relief, 80 much so tha she desires two more bottles. If you can send il 10 the house ofJ t G. Walsh, St Louis, they will receive it and pay for ii fr me- Xoui imlne fate attention will greatly oblgeyour obedi- ent servant I'll REYNOLDS.
 Jefferson City, Dec 20. lS42.
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SPRINGS,

MR. & MRS. JAMES GEORGE hay. lVA ing becpme The prorrietors oi ,hi. fashionable resort. inform their friends and the public that they will be prepared for ihs reception Of Visitors by. the Is. of June.-- No trouble or expense has been snared in making every preparation necessary for the comfort and convenience oi inyalids, as well as ,heiamusemeBt oi the yoiaries ot pleasure. It is the deletu,inalion of the propfelors that the Hotel shall equal in every respect. ihe hes, House in the State. An e.rreiient Rand ,of, .Iasic, composed of the. well known Messrs. BAssErs, five m number will be ia attendance during the season. Thrse gentlemen will also open U tJeI .swpflied. Bar, Boring Sa. loon. and C .Bftlidrd Room.
 IL is hardly necessary to add that these Springs are easy os access from Selma, Montgomery and Wetumpka, being siiua- ted about sixty miles from each Of those points. in the midst of the Hills of Shclbs county.
 TERMS,
 Board per single month, $25
 Board per month for the season, 20
 No ertrn charges arilibe made.
 Reasonable deduction will be made when families wish board for the season.
 For further information address
 A. w. SPAlGHF, tnhamsa.
 May IS, lSI7.
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From the Arkdnsas Runner. CH0CTAW LAND SCRIF.

As matter of general interest 10 our Western subscribers, and others owning certificates of Indian claims, we publish the following Circular iron, the Com missioner of Indian affairs, furnished us by he Register of the Land Office, at this place:
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Sheriff Sale,

WILL be sold on the first Monday in w iOctober next. within die usual hours of: sale. section {l9) nineteen, township (l3) nineteen, and range (f9) nineteen. The west , of section (l3) thirteen, town ship (20j twenty and range (i7) seventeen --levisd. on as ihe property Of Sol Chap man to satisfy a Fi Fla in my office against the said Chapman.
 J. H. WEAVER, Sheriff.
 Aug. 10, AT. tds-32.
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Your nn'l. servant, RICHARD NJ. YOU NC,
 ,Con,misss0neT.
Troops i'm Gen. scett's Army.
REGISTER, Little Rock, Ark.

We learn at the AdjnIant c 'nera's office, (says the Washington Union of the 2o.h uit. that more than 1000 troops {new regiments and reorganlzed compa, nies of the oldA have been sent 10 ren> forge the army under Mi. Gen. Scott i; and that elIiclal reports have been re- ceived, which show. that nearly 5000 had arrived at Vera Cruz between the 24ih of May and 26h of June, and which we understand, have been pushed forward 10 join ihe advancing column of the ar my with all practicable expedition. The entire force in advance of Vera Cruz, operating in the inferior, and moving in the direction of the Crpilal, exceeds I5,' 600. These are, of course, exclusive of the garrisons at Tampico and Vera Cruz. It is impossible 10 determine 'wha, deduction should be made on ac- count .ot ibe' sick; su!, acccrding 10 the best judgment -of military men. it should be put dowr al not less than 2 GOO; which would shake she efficient force in the heart of Mexico, about 5000, exclusive of staff officers. The army under Gen Scott must soon be further increased, since more than 500 are kncpn to be en route for Vera Cruz; among which are six companies of U. s. Infantry, and several companies of Marines, &c. in addition to these, a respectable nun. Der of troops, of an effective character, are now raising. and will be promptly en roufe for Gen. Scoii's army.
 The Union adis-"Wetak the pres -ent as fiji occasion to say to our read. ers,. that we shall henceforth forbear to make apy corr ection of the errors and oft repeated misstate menls of our forces m the field, which appear in certain prints. But we will say, once for all, that the pay rcl--that infalIible test of numbers-- will show that the forces in Mexico, under Maj Gen Scott and Maj Gen. Taylor, in the month of July, will exceed 30,00c.
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Married Wednesday morning 4th inst; by the Rev. A. Van Hoose, MT. w. w. WALAEs, ofihis city, to Miss ELI s.BrTB AM, eldest daughter of the lale James LoItin of Moutsomer, coanty.s
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COFFIN & GRIGGS.

-No. y # 39, com~erce !Sreei and 8 ]. 4O,,'
 fiont Street.
 ,ee MOBILE nFFER for s,le aa extensive and com O pleie assortment of Swedish Bar Iroq-ass'd, ial5 in. wide, Swedish Plough lron-ass'd, 6ai2 do Swedish Square l,on-ass'd. ga34 do English k6and, Square and Flat Iron-.oi American Refined Round fron-4a inch. American do Sfla'a Iroa Bat inch. American do Band, Horse Shoe, aud Scroll and Hoop Iron. American do Nairod Iron. American do Flat Iron, suitable for Screw nuts. American do Boiler Iron, Sheet Iron. and fMtation Russi, Sheet lron Steel--7.lNayipr,'s Cast, German, Blistered Spring. Shear and Crowley, Sheet Cast Steel Bristles, Glue, Screws,
 Butts, &c.
 Gin Gear, and Saw Min Irons, of all Jes- cIptiohs Hollow Ware-American, English ana French. 4.a
 Nail. and Spikes. of Swedes' Iron, of Ill sizes. Guus.Singe and Double-barrel Shot guns and Rlhes, a superior assortment. Grindslones-Noya Scotia Blue Grit. |, Pleue soil and a variety of, Rug eles', Nourse and Mason's make, and o,il. CT kinds. 4 Siraw-Gp,ters. Corn Shelters, C5ffn aud
 Cob Mills and Fan Mills. Hoes, Trace Chains. Log ard 9x Chains
 Collins Axes rs Wih 9 general assortment of HARn- WARE, AND SHIP CHANDLERY, all of which they offer for sale very low for cash or approved paper.
 January 6, 1Si7. If
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Administrators Notice.

Administrators Notice. N OFFICE is hereby given that the un- IN designed. has been apnointed by the Honurable the Judge oflh Orphans Court of Autauga county, Ala, administrator oi the estate of George A. Moore, deceased All persons holding claims against said es- tate will prescott them duly authenticated within the time prescribed by law, and Lose indebted will please make immediate payment. @
 z. HENRY CAyER, Adm'r.
 July 27, 1S47. Ct 90
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TO KENT,

TO RENT, "HE Fire Proof Store House, oppos iie IL the New Hotel; two tenements vii, be to rent after the first of October. ,. ..... Also, The Wood Store House opposite Flakes Tavern. ,
 $+* MT. $. B. Cater will act as my agen, during p1y absence 10 Georgia.
 $. CATLIN. Aug. 10, lS47. H,32.
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Miscellaneous Books.

GMlTH'S Justice. Clay's Digest, Hi-io- D y of Ireland, 5000 Receipts, Miss Leslie's Books, Napoleon, Franklin, Wash, ington, aud Marion. Gunn's, Beach's and Dewee's Medical Works: Pocket Maps of Mexico, Texas, Mississippi, &C.,: Dick'x' and Hannah Moore's works. at
 June S. r. F. DALE'S.
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From Rev .vm. winans. Presi- ding Elder of the Nl E Church, N La.
N OetphSs Anril G tp47

N. ORLEANS, April 8, ie47.
 MT Jno. Price Sir, | have great pleasure ia assuring you, that afler some experience of the character of TEXAS TONIC, I feel a tholized to give it as my decided opinion that as preven- tive of disease and an aeatixe medicine, it is not excelied by any preparation. of human skill that has fallen in my way, and in wishing you success in dlsposing of this medicine, consider self as indulgng in extensive philanthropy.
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1 will proceed to sell to the highest bidder, in front of the Market Hodse. In East We. tumpka of, lbe first Monday in August next. lhe TYPE, PRESS, FURNITURE, sc. known as the office of inc W.tuiapka Whig."
 TEaMs-One-half cash, aud the remain der on credit ot six months for approved Mobile and New Orleans acceptance,
 R. c SHORTER, JR.,
 Jaly 20, lSl7-29tds Trustee.
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E(DK RENT.

A And possession given immediately; Isssm .he tenement recently occupied by
 the subscriber as Printing Office md Book Store, opposite the Store of Heard & Due.
 Apply 10 CHARLES YANCEY.
 Auc, 10, 1S47. 2t-32.
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OR SCH OOL S.

F o R 5 c N 0 0 L S. w EBsTERs I3;as, aad S;.,, Walkers n.i pic,io%- G buru'- and Emerson's Arilhmetics; Davie', Mathematical works and Instruments mars; Angels set,es New Tolk and Ala bama Readers various numbers; Mitch el's, (pew ediiop,) Olney's, Smih's. and BurriIl's Geographys Par!ey's and Oney', small de: e:Comstock's Philosophy, ,Physio ogs Mineralegy, Chemistry and Botany :Hedge's Logic: Newman's and Blail's Rhetoric Kamc's Criticism. Waus' op the Mind History of the U States, large and small: Latin, Greek. and French books: Smelling books, and many others in common use at T. ?. DALE'S
 C6mntssion Store.
 Wetumpka, June 8, lS4:.
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ExrRACT---CERTIrICATEs. From Bishop Andrew of The
 M E Church.

l have for some time past been in the habit Of using Prices Patent Texas lonic, and believe it to he valuable medicine, I have found it to act finely on the bowels, and think also on the liver. In cases of indigestion have used il with good success JAS. O.ANDREW.
 Mobile, March, !S45.
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From James Rumsey Skies of Kentucky.

Effects of the use of one bottle of Prices Patent Texas Tonic, fer Dyspepsia.
 Louisville, Ky, Aprll, 1916. Dear Sir am in Louisville the o ject of sur prise [, my intimate friends, notle 10 my sell! hnk could have sold 50 or 100 bottles (ofPrice' s Patent Texas Ton c) A long period of i'll l-heath, well known to my friends. and my sudden res- toraton-f man of 45, strikes them very forci- ply. Tell the Proprietor if he makes me agent for the State of Kentucky, can be of service to him. Yours, sincerely
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Wanted 10 Purchase,

4 FIRST RATE COOK-a woman A fiom 18 to 20 years ot age is preferred. The best kind of price will be paid. Alp ply to the undersigned. al the firm of Wm. Il. McKleroy & Go, East Wetumpka '
 J. J. OWEN. August 3, 1S47. 31 If
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From Dr Wm R Kecnc.

Tour Tex g Tonic in the mostagreable melicine have ever used 10 relieve the bow,s promoting tItir pc isatic motion l have tried i in cases of Ague and Fever with success, The ppy com bination of ingredients forming the ton will al- ways insure it's success. VIM. E. KEENE. TransIIyaria PL.ce La. March 3l, lS46.
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JAMES RUMSEY SKILES.
From ThORlas Harrison Esq se'cy, EEK. Department, Tus- aenfnRsn

EXECUTIVE OrFr E. Tuscaloosa, Sept. 20, ls42. Dear Sr-One bottle of your Texas Tonic, dlrec- ed to Gov. Fitzpatrick, was received at this office during the absence of his Excellency l have been .laboring for severa years with pain in the breast and constipation of the bowes-have used part of the bottle, and find great reef, am anxious to ootain six bottles,
 Enclosed you will receive thirty do lars, the amount of the Tonic. The lott c received through Gov. Fitzpatrick divided with some ofmy friends, and they are delighted wi h il. 1 believe thnt a number of bo ties might be sold here. Very res- pectully.y your obedi nt sery mt,