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The State guard. [volume] (Wetumpka, Ala.) 1847-18??, 1847-06-22
Mail Arrangements

~ WElQhgkA POST OFFICE.
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Mon gomery. due every day al / am,
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Gadsden, Jacksonville, Taladega, and
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BARNEY & BROTHERS.
SUCCESSORS TO GRIGGs, BARNEY & CO.
Corner Of Commerce & 81. Francis Stree
MORILE
Feb. 0, 1s47.

OFFER for sale an extensive and com
" plete assortment of
Swedish Bar lron-ass'd. 1a15 10. wide.
Swedish Plough Iron-ass'G, 6,l2 do
Swedish Square lron-ass'd, 4a34 do
English Round, Square and Fiat Iron-o
American Refined Round Iron-4al in,
American do Square on-aaA in.
American do Band, Horseshoe, and
Scroll and Hoop Iron.
American do NaiIrod Iron.
American do Fiat Iron suitable 70,
American do Boiler Iron. Sheet Iron
and Imitation Russia Shee, Iron.
Swedish Plough Moulds.
Steel-Naylo,'s Cast. German, Blistered
Spring, Shear and Crowley.
Mil Rocks KUN, Esopus and French
Burr. assorted, l2a54 inches.
Sheet Cast Steel-Bristlcs, Glue, Screws
Butts, &c.
Gin Gear and Saw Mill Irons-of all des.
crip,ions.
Hollow Ware-American, English and
French.
Nails and Spikes -of Swedes' Iron, Of al,
sizes.
GuDs--Single and Double barrel Shot guns
and Rifles, superior assortment.
Grindstones-Nova Scotia Blue Grit.
Ploughs-Sub-soil, and aivarieiy Of Rug
gles', Nourse aud Masou's make, and oil
er kinds.
w-Culters. Coru-SheIlers, Corn and
Cob Mills and Fan Mills.
Hoes Trace Chains, Log and OK Chains
Collins Axes.
With general assortment of HARD
WARE AND CUTLERY, 10 all OF
which they invite the attention OF purchas-
ers, and offer for saloon reasonable terms.
January 6, 1S47. LII s
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China Glass and Ear:Iaenware.

China Glass and Ear:henware.
VVNHE undersigned are in receipt at their
Il New Crockery Store pership Brew
sier, from Liverpool, an add ion 10 their
already extensive stock, embracing tie
newest styles and patterns of Iron stone,
Porcelain and Flowing Blue Dinrel. Tea
and Toilet Ware, with every variety of Cut
and Plain Glass, including complete as
soriment of Bar Fixtures. Also, Sol $ !,
Lard and OIL Lamps, Table CUTLERY, Ca :
tors, Tea trays. &c. &c, together with a
large stock oil Queensware, suitable for the
country trade, all Of which will be sold at
the lowest prices, and on the most fayore-
ole terms.
HENRY s. MOTT,
Mobile, Feb5. l3 Dauphin st
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BLA1IKSMlTHlNG.

49, THE undersigned respectfully
y intern the citizens OF Wetump-
- zalsa ka, and vicinity, that they are
prepared TO execute all kinds of SmIthing
in the most worknianlike 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
are requested TO call at our shop on Main
street, East Wetumpka. and examine ouI
work Tor themselves.
KANNADY & co.
Wetumpka, January 6, 1916. #
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40 CIR ARD.
SPRING FASHIONS,

MFRS. Fl. BaEW STER, respectfully
I'VE informs the Ladies of v etunpka and
the surrounding country, that she will con-
tinue the Dress WI a k nj Ii u =
5 illness, a, her old stand, in " est " e.
tumpka Ladies can depend on having oil
Dresses cut and made in the latest fash
ions and in the most durable manner. All
Dresses cut by her are war; anted TO fit well
Wctumpka, March 5. 90 3
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Varieties of Soils.

Some of the most valuable
improvements in modern agri-
culture proceed from the discov
cry, that all plants do not ex-
liaust from the soil in which they
grow, the same ingredients or
component parts Of it; and that
no two plants of a different kind
abstract the same proportion of
each ingredient.
Hence, beyond all question, it
is established LIST. That every
kind of soil is in its natural state,
fitted for the production of some
one or other of the thousand
plants that cover the earth, and
I'd. That the addition to it by hu
man labor, of those ingredients or
substances ofwhich any soils de-
ticient will fitit for the production
of plants that require those in
gradients.
Careful examination has also
shown that silicious or flinty
matter not only constitutes a lar
ger ingredient in the composition
of oats, wheat, Indian corn, rye,
and barley. 1t also demonstrates
that certain other substances, of
which lime is always one, are
contained in these and other
plants, a very large portion of it
entering into the composition OF
clover and corn.
From these facts, it follows
that the addition of lime to soils
from which tits naturally absent,
must confer upon them the pow
er to produce those useful plants,
especially corn and clover, SO
far as unproductiveness of them
was caused by its abserce.
The same may be said Of pot
ash. soda, magnesia and certain
acids, all Of which are ingredi-
ents in most of the useful plants.
Inthis view of our soils, the
presence of limestone in large
quantities in any country, is Sc
cond in value to that of no 9th
er mineral; not even excepting
coal or iron.
For. as the productions of the
farmer are indispensable to per-
sons in every business, and as
the proper application Of lime to
the soils which are destitute of
it, will convert them into fruit
full agricultural districts, the val
lie of limestone must be beyond
that Of any mineral we possess.
Nor does this good effect alone
follow the addition of lime or
any other single substance of
which soil happens to be def
cient. The mixture of entire
soils with each other often has
the same result. For instance,
the carting of a certain proper
ton of the surface of rich bog
gy or bottom land upon inland,
or the reverse the addition of
pure sand to stiff clay fields, or
the application of any other soil
to one Of an ertirely dissimilar
character, has generally the same
beneficial effect.
In all these cases, the applied
soil being dissimllar from that to
which it is added, the chances
are, even without the certainty
of a scientific analysis, the pro-
ductise substances have been OBJ
tanned, and consequently that
proIuctiveness will be increas-
ed.
In this way there Is great truth
in the remark, that, in the hands
of a judicious farmer. almost ev-
cry farm contains, within its lin
IT'S, the means Of its own fertiIi;
cation.
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RESPECTFULLY
invite the attention oil
Merchants. ) team Boat
Owners and others 10
their extensive stock Of
Queensware &c.
Merchants in the habit
Of purchasing East are
particularly solicited to
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30 10 NIE5f

CORNER OF pAuPHIN s. FRONT ST.
Mobile, Ala
EH KEEP constantly on hand a
" general supply of every
skE sSa Thing in the Clothing Line,
WA Boots and Shoes, Hats, Gaps
and Cutlery; with variety Of Domestic
Goods, which are respectfully recommended
10 Planters and persons visiting the City.
Jan. 5, lS47. lv
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call and examine fheirstock and prices.
Their arrangements and facilities al
such as enable Them to offer inducements to
purchasers unsurpassed by any other house.
The stock is Of the latest and mos' ap-
proved styles, having been selected by one
Of the partners from the best manufactures
OF Europe.
10 Any bills made in the East with
respectable houses in their line will Re du>
plicaled: and any goods packed at their es.
Enlistment warranted to go free Of break
age. feb 1S47
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Selling off at Cost for Cash.
TINE subscriber offers his entire Stock
Il of Watches Jewelry. Silver Ware
Military and Fancy Goods at Cost.
A. KNAPP.
No. 90 Dauphin Street.
Mobile, Jan. g. 1S47. 3m
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OF THE
Young Peoples Magazine

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Rev J. s c. Abbott as among our regular
contributors. Also, Mrs. e. o. Smith, with
others OF our best female writers.
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JOSEPH BRYAN, Master
WILL;ieave Mobile every Tuesd even
ing at O'Clock; will arrive at Montgomery
Every Thursday morning and Wetumpka
every Thursday evening: and will leave
" etumpka every Friday morning and
Montgomery every Friday evening. and
arrive in Mobile every Monday morning.
Her accommodations are of the besl
order, with large Cabin, and all in Slate
Rooms. Shs is also provided with good
Fire Engine and Hose.
For lIeig..t or passage, apply on board or
10 the Captain.
March 5, lS47.
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Importers Of erery description Of Queens
aDdre, China Glass, &c.
81 Water street, Mobile, Alabama, and l6j
Main street, 81, Louis, Missouri.
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ner in the original firm Of Lee g. Brewster,
IRON which connection he Withdrew some
time ago, and has resumed business r con.
nectlon with Messrs. Lee and Judson, unde,
the firm of LEE, JUDSON g. LEE, and he
ventures TO assure his friends and the public,
that the new firm will maintain the same pre-
eminence in this branch of the ira1e, which
formerly distinguished the other two house.
10 which he belonged.
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NOTICE

n hereby given that petition will be presen'
led to the County Commissioners. ut th,n
ss.a,ou ON ,he first Monday OF December, l847'
praying for the establishment OF a NV count
road beginning at the Lima and PerrIsbatg
State Road in Sec,.sn 90 township number on'
ncr,h of rnnge seven tust thence On we hot.h
side Of a run called Little Crahpeily OF Dst,
ate.,,. nee up soid run to iRrerstc Ct the hall
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Piece or Pa cks &c.
ONE ARTICLE

is at least twice the
v,lue Of the enipe stock Of dry goods usual
" kept by our largest Wholesale jobbers.--
This fact, together with the fact, that our
means and our attention, instead Oft being d.
yivided among vast variety Of articles, are
dcyetcd wholly to ONE, will render the advan-
D ,ages which we can offer 10 dealers perfectly
0 obsous; and il shall be our care that none
I who visit our establishment shall meet with
any disappointment. g rrr
Our ASSORTMENT is complete at all seasons
oftbe year. aae $500
se Lee, Jndson g. Lee,
P. s.--B. r. LEE, formerly Of tn
6rn, OF Lord E LssA, and late SENIOR P
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ger holding @ oz. more Than two small ~.
Ties. Look ouirand NOT get imposed apoa -
Every bottle has avaugbn's Vegetable Lib
oniript.c Mixture" blown upon the glass. N,
lcritten signature of"G C. Vaughn, ;, on iEe
directions. and g. g. Vaughn Buffalo, y siaS;l
ped on the cork.
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AUDIToRs OFFICE. PUTNAM COUNTY,, OHIO.


foregoing ndsan
vnIoBrs
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WESTERN HOTEL.
BY WM. MCCLURE.
w MCCLURE has purchased and fitted
". up the stand formerly occupied By
w. L. Hipkins, in

Gilboa, Putnam County,
Where he will be ready To- sntertaia The
travelling community, and all who call upoa
him, in as good style as canobe done IN this
section of country. His table will be Sup.
piled with the best ;hat the country affords
and he e'wilf do all in his power to make his
house "a pleasant and agreeable resort ~
tha travelling community. s1nas
His Siabing aud other accommodations s,s
ample and will give satisfaction.
Gilboa, Put Co. o., June Is, lS41e
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WAREHOUSEOF
Rim rs ON J. Y.
Ne, So CEDAR sTRErTNEwYORK.

LEE, JUDSOlv i LEE,
(LATE LEE d JUDSON)
Occupy The spacious FIVE STORY
WAREHOUSE, No. Sc CEDAR STREET
- the WHOLE Of which is devoted 10 The ex
hbition and sale q ilt s3HGn AAIltlIi
PRINTED CALICOES.
Their present Stock consists Of nearly
ONE THOUSAND PACKAGES, En-
bracinp some THOUSANDS ofdifierenl pat
terns and coloripgs, and comprising every
thing desirable inthe line, FOREIGN and
DOMESTIC.
An of which are offered for ssle for cash,
or satisfactory credi, at the LOWEST PRICES.
by The
Piece or Packs. go.
New STYLES are re ceived, almost every day
and many Of them are got up for our own
sales. and moi to be found elsewhere.
G n-Prnied lists Of prices, corrected from
sday 10 day, with every variation of he mar
ket, and are placed in the hands OF buyers.
Merchants will be abe'to form some idea
Of tle extent and variety ofou assortment,
when we state, that the value of eur usual
stock Of this
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RlLEY'sPATENTol OINTMENT.
p T l. E S
sISt FOR THE

] have received very many certificates esd
testimonials as, 70 the efficacy ofmy oiurmsag
only few of which can be inserted for wsat
ofspace. ] will frs, give u statement Of ito
discovery, and cure of !" t'.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-03
lotteries.
sTRATTON's OFFICE,
NO. 5. SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET.

I l., anu: an III roIl4 ,a .s., VIA, .Asy can,
Dawn Nos. Of Mo,opsals. No. II. Apra 10.
q As IL ~ 10 81 ~ 81.
$4,000, 2l44.
Monay-Lse-hurE No ~ Capta. % 900 eti4 Of teO,
foo Of 900 Ae &c Nos Tickets 81 hav., so,
qs Use
Tuestay-N Jer,.y No. rs Capitals $4,000 600 10000
5000 5000 1900 10 Of 1909 se - Mos II drawn Tiss-.
10 halves $50; quarter, rs.
$4,000. 5OOO
wsdne-ay-AeIandna,N No 10 Capitals: $4,000 5000 aoOO
1000 s3o % Of 1000 se &c rs Nos ~ drawn Tickets
$4,000. 5000.
Ihnrday-New Jerrey, No. DC Capitals 10000 5000 2OOO
iiso 10 Of 500 &e &C Nos ~ drawn halves
quarters IS.
$4,000, 1900.
Fnday-Lessburr. Extra No. o. Csptals $1,000 1000 500
&c Is Nos IL drawn Tickets VI; halve. SO. qs IS.
$1,000. $500
FhdaJ-aononsaia, No 10. Capitals: $1,000. $500, 1851
s2 cts
$4,000. 1000.
saturd,y-sus.er Er. No ~ Capitals. $1,000 1000 5.a
&C ke &C Nos, 10 dawn. Tickets s halves SO; qrz
$4,000, 10000.
Sturdy May 5henhdra No 90 Capitals $4,000 10000
5000 1000 1900 $500 1900 Of 500 &C &c
rs Nos, Is drawn. Tickets go; halves 5; ar. $50
Magnificent Schemes,
TO BE DRAWN 18th AND goth NAY.
s6oooo-io Prre, Of sIoOoo9o DO of Of 1000
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, for Isi7 70 b. drawn
at Alexandria. saiurisy May Is, Is47
sSgnnesni scheme II sraod rrze Of 100000, 10000 49,
100 Of 1000 400 and Others OF 200 100 a.
amounting to ~ 1873 1877
~ No LOTTERY-I3 DRAWN BArIOTs
Tickets $40. haive. 10, quarters .ighhs Certificate
ola paetase OF 90 Whole Tickets seao 90 halves. quarters
and eisbths proportion
$4,000. $4,000. 10000.
ALEXANDRIA LoTrERM. ei,s. No &c Isi7. drawn
at Ale Iandfia, Saturday. May 2Sb, Is47.
co No. LOTTERY,
II drawn Nnmten tn zach Package d twrn
Scheme OF $40 600 $4,000 10000 5000 1850 10 Of
1900. COO. 20 OF $50. 100 Of 900. &c. &c.
Tickets si5, halves so $50. eiGhis Isl
of package ~ 20 Whole Tickets $3.50 halves
and eishhs proportion.
9J Buyers referred which
nj the Office proof Of what
ing continues 10 increase the number sod and
P Orders for packages, certificates,
Schemes ahd in ali Lotteries viii be promptly
draw ing sent when requested.
Please address orders ~ STRATToN
MY Richmond. Va
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by Magnetic Telegraph.
| IKAssMIrTED FOR THE bait. AMERIcAN.l
Nru- W.. An ~ - L

New YORK, April 80, 81, P. NJ.
Since the receipt Of the by the steamer Sarah
Sands, Southern Flour has been dull at 81 So with a
downward tendency There was a sale Of 500 bbls &c.
nesee, on the spot at IS.
Corn firm, with moderate offers. There has been sales
this afternoon OF 10000 bushels Northern and Southern
yellow at 9ia91 Small sales of white and mixed at 93a
81 cts per bushel.
Snce tho receipt of the news Cotton has been dull and
inactive, aud the tendency seems to be downward.
Sterling Exchanges steady.
PHmADELruIA, April 30, 10, r. NJ.
Holders Of Breadstufs are iirmer.
Frederick Reide. whose execution at Pittsburgh was
fixed for to-day committed suicide last night IN his CELL
lie first severed the artery of his left arm with sharp nail
Failing TO accomplish his purpose in that way he hung HIM
self with rope made OF his he'd clothes lie left
letter protesting that he innocent of the murder of his
wife.
The two men who killed Robinson in this city on We'd
nesday last have been arrested at Morristown.
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CorretP0EdSHes Of he National IHislIgeHesr.
BAIrfNoEr Arm IN r

The news has unsettled the flour and grain markets
Howard street flour is rmcr under the adyccs and holders
arc asking S6slta6,o75 there are, however, no buyers
think 1915 will be settled upon. City Mills held at 1
Small sales OF corn meal SI,25 prior to the news; il IS
now held at 81 37I
Very hlue gain IN market. Prime Maryland red wheat
will bring li5Il50 cents. aud Pennsylvania do 1856 ccnts
White corn frmer; held SlaS2, and yellow 93a9I-
Oats So rye So Sales 500 bushels clcvoseed at 25:
hsEseed 40. Whskcy 2S5s30.
Provisions firm. Boefcaulo 1915; hogs 1891
Holders Of tobacco firm. The receipts and inspoc.
tons small aud transactions limited The tendency of
prices upward, though last week. quotations are con
tinuCd.
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THOMAS Il CHARLES ELLlS

No. lOO. Vain street, RichmOnd, Va,
II AVE received a desirable Spring supply OF
u Dry GOOps and HARDWARE In thar d.u1i,fns, ~
Dry Goods, they offer
Pi,m and Fancy uriunzs
Fancy AMI Coton Cassmcres
West shapes and Ncsurs
DAB detc ant Other Ooatiars
White Csmbucs, Bshop Lawns
Svs'and Auu Muslins
Ashburon ant other Gaees
New sye Lawns and Cingisms
Niciofia tgcrs
EnElish and American Prints
LADIES hnry Sk Cmsais
Victoria Shawa
ln theif departments fpt HARDWARE. viii BE- 6,uol-
Nous 'so.e ani coiter Key'd Anvis
sInuhs Rrlows, ~ 20 90 inches
naflng's Gain ant Crss scythes
Waiirun's genuine
Amss and Rovhrds Spades and shov,h
Harpefs Hay ami Manure Fofss
Tut and wrought MATS
CastnEs, Horse Shncs AMI Mills
TIN Plates srcicr ari nc
Bfar'sf's and Stealing Copprf
kufsia, Eng'sh ard American SHEET iron
Black and tim. q Iron Briss COPPER Wirs
Mayor Cos Steel, Cist Shear AMI BHstsr. AZ 2s-,r
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''''"'''II
ProvisonsSalos Of 100 bbs clear Pork at 500 4 mos;
100 do Eastern Beef. 81 cash; hhds Hams for
po;t,l lc cash. Four-Thc market IL rmef to-day pacu.
cuary for Southern; sales OF Gencseo common brands
$o fancy brands SS25 cash. Richmond is held 81 so;
fredericksburg, S7,25; Baltimore Howard street, 81 25a
1915 200 bbls Georgetown sold 81 81 Corn-Norih
efn yellow sells ~ 05al 06; Southern yellow fiat 81
measure White ia hrmer and held to-day at 30 cents
measure. MolassesSalos OF Cuoa sweet ~ the trade at
2Cc. and q cargo at I9c, 6mog.