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HOUSES CELEBRATED V eg a ble Pill,

Superior 10 any Purgatire nol0 hnopn for erpel-
 ling Disease. from aie System. FEHIIIS Pill is made oi Vegetable sub -R stances only, and is prepared with the greatest care, according 10 the rules oi PHARMACY.
 To all who labor under any lingering or Chronic disease, they are especially recon mendcd. In Gout, HhHe eluehing, Fe ger Sores, Scrofula, and Neruous Debility, they never fail 10 give relief. In RBEU- MATISM, they are lhe only certain cure eyer discovered for this palnlul disease, as hundreds can testify, who are now rejoicing free from pain and in perfect heallh after having been given overby friends and phy- sicians as incurable. in D,opSicm Afsc lions. and diseases ol the Uomb, and lhose growing out of il, they are erceedingly valuable. Prepared only by
 GEO. W. HOUSE,
 Nashville, Tenn.
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New Orleans Type Fountsry,
 AND PRINTERS' DEPOT

TENHE undersigned beg leave tD announce
 -h to Publishers and Printers that they have established complete and extensive Type Foundry in this ciy.
 The Book Letter of this Foundry was cut to order by workmen Of long experience, and as no expense has been spared to obtain the handsomest faces and 10 perfect 1t in every respect, we will venture to say it will be found as handsome. if not he handsom- est in the U. States. We have also very LeHer, of the latest style, to which we would call the attention Of Printers before purchasing elsewhere. All articles manu- factured by us will be oi material equal, if not superior to any manuactured al the North; and as we shall furnish type al New Nork prices, we trust 10 meet with encour- agement.
 We are now prepared to manufacture Brass Rule, and 10 execute orders for Type of any magnitude with promptness w. would also particularly call the attention of Printers 10 our Ledds- having an entire new selt of Moulds, by which we are ena- bled to furnish perfect article. We are al- so Agents for the sale of the Napier. Wash ingron and Smith Presses, which. together with Glasses. Cases, Composing Sticks, Furniture, Ink, and every other article in the Printing business, will be kept on hand, and furnished at Manufacturers prices.
 ILS The Proprietors of Newspapers who will publish this advertisement six months, and send a paper 10 our Office, weekly, will he paid for the advertisement by purchasing six times the amount of advertising bill in Type.
 GREEN & CO.,, r Canal st. Row.
 New Orleans. AruI s2, ls47 s1m.
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ApopLExy.--A man fell, in one of the streets of New York, a day or two since under a stroke apoplexy. A water doctor pas- sing, immediately poured cold water gradually over his head, and the pat ept got up and went on his way in less than l5 min utes. This is worth tryir g, for it is recorde d as a fact.
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pr. VIM. Ill., MOTIFS IsrOphyIactic and ArgiIIaceOus DENTIFRTCE.

TEHO LADIES AND GENTLEMEN 1A who are desirous oI preserving Their TEETH, tfe importance of keeping them clean cannot be 100 strongly impressed upon their minds. Proper attention 10 the clean liness oi these organs, contributes more 10 their Health, than is generally supposed.- IL prevents Carries, Tooth -dche, AtrOphy, Necrosis, Denuding, Salirdry, Calculus, Diseases nl the Gums, &c. &c. And in fact, where the Teeth are kept literally clean, scarcely any disease will ever make its appearance : consequently, 10 those who are desirous Of preventing the destruction of these valuable organs, the undersigned offers 10 the public good Trophy yactic and Argillaeeous Dentfice one that does not only cleanse, preserve, and whhen the Teeth, but purifies and renders Fntor Oris pleasant.
 This Powder does not contain any of the acids comr osing part of many of the Powders now in use, which has tendency to decompose the leeth-but all the ingre- dents has salutary effect on the FEET II AND GUMS. which has been tested by several gentlemen whose signatures will be found 10 the recommendations below.
 Wetumpkd. Aug. II. 1946
  Dr. WM, II. MoTr-Sr: Having used your Prorhy lactic and ArgilIaceous Denli- lrlce, it affords me pleasure to be able 10 bear testimony in it's favor, and recommend il to public attention, as safe, pleasant and valuable remedy for hardening the gums and whitening and removing the tartar from the teeth.
 Respectfully, your ob't serv'f,
 J. c. HARRIS, M. D. We the undersigned. do hereby certify, that we have used Dr. Wm H. Mott's Pro phalactic and AreiIlaceous DentrlGce, a, d find il The best we have used in cleansing 2 and whitening the Teeth, and producing the effect recommended:
 ). D. Whatley, James Elmer,
 JIG Graham, w. A. McClung,
 H. s. all, w. w. Graham
 w. c. Buiger L. Bryan, P. M,
 Milton Cooper, Webb Kidd,
 H. McConagay, Jas G. Johnson,
 Jas F.. Sullivan, J. B, McMIlan,
 R. J. Harrison, Wm P. Britain.
 E. Ragand, Jas. II. Rodgers. AeENrs,-Wm. B. Cooper, Wetumpka, T. w. Huey. Geo, Talladega, are Agents for the sale of this valuable Powder.
 Wetumpka, June 29, 1917 26-ly
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nFFER for sale an extensive and conl-
 " plete assortment of Swedish Ear Iron-ass'd, 1al5 in. wide. Swedish Plough on-ass'G, 6ll2 do Swedish Square lron-ass'd, 3a3a do English Round, Square and Fl.t Iron of American Refined Round Iron-4al in. American do Square on-8aS in. American do Band, Horse Shoe, and
 Scroll and Hoop Iron American do Fiat lron-suitable for
 Screw nuts. American do Boiler Iron, Sheet Iron,
 and Imitation Russia Sheet Iron. Swedish Plough Moulds. Steel-Naylol's Cast. German, Blistered,
 Spring, Shear and Crowley. Mill Rocks--Kuln, Esopus and French
 Burr, assorted, l2a54 inches. Sheet Cast Steel-Bristles Glue, Screws,
 Butts, &c.
 Gin Gear and Saw Mill Irons-of all des.
 criplons.
 Hollow Ware-American, English and
 French
 Nails and Spikes-of Swedes'' Iron, of all
 sizes.
 Guns--Single and Double barrel Shot guns
 and II flies, a superior assortment Grindstones-NovaS Scotia Blue Grit. Ploughs--Sub-soil, and q variety of Rugs
 gles', Nourse and Mason's make, and olii-
 CT kinds Straw-Cutters, oru-Shellers, Corn and
 Cob Mills and Fan Mills. Hoes, Trace Chains, Log and OK Chains
 Collins Axes. With a general assortment of HARD WARE AND CUTLERY, 10 all of which they invite ihe attention Of purchas- CTS, and offer for saloon reasonable terms.
 January 6, lS47. If
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call and examine their stock and prices.
 Their arrangements and facilities ar- such as enable them to offer inducements to purchasers unsurpassed by any other house.
 The stock is of the latest and most ap- proved styles, having been selected by one of the partners from the best manufactures of Europe.
 D Any bills made in the East with respectable houses in their line will te du> ploaled: and any goods packed at their es. labishmeht warranted to go free of break age. feb 1S47
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1oMAroEs-If very ripe, will skin easily; if not, pour scald- ing water on them, and let them remain in 1t four or five minutes. Peel and put them into a stew pan, with tablespoonful of wa :. ter, if not very juicy; if so, no water will be required. Put in q little salt, and stew them for half an hour; then turn them in to a deep dish with buttered toast. Another way of cooking them, which is considered very nice by epicures, is to put them in d deep dish, with fine bread crumbs, or crackers pounded fine, a layer of each alternately put small bits of butter, and a little salt and pepper on each layer; some cooks add a little nut meg and sugar. Have d lay CT of bread crumbs on the top. Bake 1t three quarters of an hour.
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RESPECTFULLY invite the attention ot Merchants. : team Boat Owners and others 10 their extensive stock of Queenswsre, &e.
 Merchants in the habit of purchasing East are. particularly solicited to.
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AMERICAN X HOTEL,
AIA .GfssslsA,
Rockford, COosa County, Ala.

rHNHIS HOUSE IS situated within short -A distance of the Court House, and per sons having business during the session of Courts would find it 10 their conveni. ence To palronize it. There ale large and eommodous STABLES, and every neees- sary preparation made for the careful atten- ton ol Eorscs.
 The undersigned respectfully solicits the continuance of the patronage ol his friends and the travelling public.
 No pains will be spared to render every comfort to those disposed to pslronlze him.
 Prices shall be in accordance with the times. A. G. HALLMARK.
 Aug 3, lS47. 3l
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How TO MAKE MEAD.-To one gallon of water add four pounds of pure honey, and aromac herbs or not, according to taste. Boil the whole in a copper kettle nearly three quarters of an hour, and skim we'll. Then allow the mead to stand in the kettle until nearly cold when it should be bottled up and kept till old enough to drink.
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Mail Arrangements

Naa1i arrangements AT WETUMPKA POST OFFICE. The Southern and Eastern mail from Mon gomery due every day al II am, The Northern mail from Huntsville via. Gadsden, Jacksonville, Taadega. and Rockford, due Monday, Thursday and Sa turday, at 3 m.
 Tie Western from Tuscaloosa via. Ma plesvie. due Tuesday and Saturday at pm The West Point via. Chambers c. H. & Dadeville, on "Wednesday apd Saturday at 7pm.
 Time of Closing. The Southern and Easlern-Supda day, Wednesday and Friday, al 9 r m. and on Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Satur- day, al SD m.
 The Nor.hern-T Tuesday, Thursday and Sunday. al 10a m.
 The Western Monday and Friday al ID am.
 The West Point Tuesday and Friday, at "a m.
 Letters must be bedeposited in he office at least half an hour before the time of closing.
 L. BRYAN, r. NJ.
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BAKED CUsTARD.-Boila quart of milk, and sweeten while boil ing with loaf sugar, then let it cool, and beat separately the yolks and whites of eight eggs, and add to tho milk lemon and nutmeg to suit the taste. Butter d pan and set it into an oven oi boiling water and bake half an hour.
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China Glass and ware.

China Glass and Ear:henWare. TNHE undersigned Are Tn receipt at ihen -A New Crockery Store per ship Brew sler, from Liverpool, an addi ion To 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 ofCui and Plain Glass, including complete as- soriment of Bar Fixtures. Also, Soa Lard and Oil Lamps. Table Cutlery, Gas tors, Tea trays &c. &c together wilh a large stock oi Queensware, suitable for the countr, trade, all of which will be sold al the lowest prices, and on the most favore- ole terms.
 HENRY & MOTT,
 Mobile. Feb 5. l3 Dauphtn st
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MASTERsON & BROTHERS.

Importers of erery description of Queens
 ware, China Glass &c. 31 Water street. Mobile, Alabama, and l65 Main street, Sl. Lotus Missouri
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PILES.

" OUSE'S FILE OINTMENT Is a III most valuable, safe and certain cure for PILES.
 3I5- See certificates around the bottle.- Prepared by Geo. w. House, Nashville, Tenn. Price $l per botde.
 Sold by VIM. B. COOPER.
 Uetampka, Ala.
 And, upon inquiry, may be found in every to vn and village, and from numerous coun- try agents, throughout he west and south.
 Nashville, Feb. 4. 1917. 2S- 6m
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Window Shade Depot,


 No. T., SPRUCE STREET, TRIBUNE BUILDING New York City.
 Established m 1S40. :" HOLESALE and Retail-Snades w ei all descriptions, including superb and brilliantly co.ored Gothic Scenes, of various sizes and prlces, also the late style of beautiful Rural Landscape Scenes, a much admired and desirable article; logelh- CT ith every style and description of Shade now in use, al fif,y per cent, cheaper than can be bought at any other place. Trimings al manufactures prices. Sign, Banner and interior decorations done in a style not to be surpassed.
 BARTOL & ORMSBEE.
 Manufacturers and Importe rs Feb. 26 1S47.
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LIVERY STABLE.

s THE undersigned, grateful UM~o N for past lavors, informs
 AaA the community that he contin- M $JT ues the above business, in the eszzz1zsz City of Wetumpka-immedi- ateIy below the Fire Prooi Ware House where he is prepared to accommodate the public with Buggies, and gentle Saddle and Harness Horses, upon the most reasonable terms. By strict attention 10 business, he hones to continue to share portion of the public patronage.
 He will always te supplied with the best provender the country afford and expert enced and careful o,llcrs.
 R. E. HILL. Jan l,ry g, lSi7. 1 If
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LEMON PUDpING.-heat half a pound of butter to a quart of cream, with half a pound of powdered sugar; then add to It eight eggs we'll beaten, with the juice and grated peel of a large lemon stir it we'll together; line a dish with puff paste, fill it with the pudding and then bake in Q moderate oven.
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To CHoosE A CARpET.-Al- ways select one, the figures of which are small for in this case, the two webs of which the carpeting consists, are more closely interwoven than in car, pets where large figures upon ample grounds are represented.
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Mock OYSTERS OF CORN Take a dozen and a half ears of large young corn, and grate all the grains off the cob as fine as possible. Mix with the gra- ted corn three large table spoon fulls of sifted flour and the yolk of six eggs we'll beaten. Let all be well incorporated by bard beating. Have ready in d frying pan an equal proportion of lard and fresh butter, hold it over the fire till it is boiling hot, and then put in portions of the mixture as possible in shape and size like fried oysters. Fry them brown and send them to tatle hot-they should be near an inch thick.
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Should Indian Corn be Filled 2
 Some think it should be-oth- CTS the contrary An exchange paper says:
 "To us, whohavo practically contrasted the. disadvantage of both systems, the mo hin phil osophy' recommends itself by far the most eligible; and in the conviction of it's superiority, on all soils and in all seasons we re- N with most entire and unsha- ken confidence"
 The following was written by Allen Putnam, Esq, while edit. or of the New England Farmer himself a 'praIicabIel man. and one who wrote understand,
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ingly on all subjects connected with the farm, and the farming art:
 Recently our studies have been more in the field than in the closet; and no plant has in' terested us more than Indian corn. In the summer of 1884, we parted the ties, and left the cares of professional pursuits, and sought for health in the fields where our ancestors had long toiled. There the fashion which prevailed ip our boyhood of milling high, had much of it's hold; in the corn field we found what seemed to us, slovenly and insecure hoeing. Soon, Gin the latter part of July,) there swept over our neighborhood violent wind, accompanied with a most copious fall of rain. The corn yielded 10 the storm, and lay prostrate or nearly so. We thought that the folly of emitting 10 hill was proved. But in four or five days from that time the corn was erect as ever, and we believe that scarcelya stalk was broken on the four acres; while some of my neighbors, whose corn was surrounded by more hill, and which was not laid so fiat, were obliged to go through their fields and cut out broken stalks in large quantities.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-04-14

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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1847-10-16

Scarcely day c,psrs in which we do not re-
ceive sonlc new testimonial in favor of Wistars
Balsam The suhoined was sent us yesterday
by an entire stranger, who could have been in
tlucncc by no selfish motive.
New Hampton, April 6, 1916,
Mr.. Fowlc
Dear Sir Having been troubled about four
years with pain in the side and som,ch and ul-
tertr,ing various remedies but to no c!l;.ct.
tried the Bslslm of Wild Cherry, which give
me immediate 'cl,cfNnd can hereby assure the
public, that in my opinion, ii IS the hest medi-
clGc for Lung or Cunsumplve complaints whirE,
has ever been introduced TO the public, and |
Judge from my own experiences.
J. \ LOOMS,
None genuine unless signed |. BUTTS on the
wrapper.
Sold in Ekton by Dr. J. Wallace
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SOUTHERN INTELLIGENCE.

AIDING AND ADEI'lN' l1lH ~, NiA Ma a.
An important capture was mace '' NC" ~
leans on the 4'h hS'', III ',1 r'F,o'' Oh d
Mexican named boh Jose MARIA Catp'l'''
with 500 po""oS "' e""Po""er Wh''', "o
was attempting 10 .fn"@S'e |" MeNIc", W m
White. me mate Of 'he schooner 't!S'!S>lPP'
mace "I'"a'n ''"' on FI''"y previous I"t-
h0laI came o" BOARD 'a'' schooner W'lir'
was lad!nS ioF vera WV, ava asked Il he
Gould ship five barrels OF cigauios' lie wa"
told that he could. and on saturday the par
rols We're sent on board, and placed /" The
hold. ph sunday morning dePohchl as
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FURTHER CONF RMATION OF THE
Taking of the City of Mexico,

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TIE Rc&mSg.

Although the returns OF the election came
III but slowly, and many districts OF the State
lave not yet been heard from, enough has
rau~pired 10 satisfy us--d such word can
be used with any propricty-- thatlhe day has
gone against u,,--lhat Mr. Skunk has been
re elected Governor Of Pennsylvania, and
that the Wing party in the Stale has suffered
great defeat. result surprises us as
mach as ii will surprise our readers. We
went into the contest with an almost perfect
expectation OF suCce5S--an expectation
founded upon Our belief that the people OF
dis great Commonwealth were not SO III
lcGy mscnsibIe to their own Interests as %
sustain an administration which had as5al-
ed each and all OF those inlereSts--an adj
mimlstratjon which acquired power by a
fraud upou their rights, and has abused that
power 10 inllict upon them them the sever
est injuries an administration which i'll lis
whole cuMduc. has shown inbecIllty, pro.
Iii Lary and wickcdueso IN administration
which has made lis entire career Il series OF
eXtrlvayant bIundcrs;-an expectation,
luuiiucd upon thc lcPea'cu ASSURANCE" VI
intelligent friends in all parts of the Stale,
who were, without exception. confident OF
a Wing victory. We need not say, that
many of the opposing party expected the
same result All have been deceived. Calls-
cs have been in operation of which no man
could appreciate the force, or even The cN.
sIencc, aud certainly, no one could antIcl-
pate the effect and rhc~c have pecn eril:-
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LEGISLATURE.

SGvArE.-Thcrc We're no Senators to
be elected this year. The Senate now
consists Of 10 Wings and 8 Locoiocos.
lIor@E or DrLEGATEs.--Gnder the a
mcndment the Constitution providing
for biennial instead of annual sessions OF
the Legislature, there will be no election
next year for members Of the Legislature
Those chosen this year will, therefore,
continue in office till 1919. So far as
heard from, the House stands as follows;
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No PEosrEcr OF PEACE The last New Or.

leans Bulletin has the following paragraphs:
We have converscd with gentleman who
came passenger in the Alabama, and who has
long resided in Mexico who says there is not
the least chance Of peace, but, that, the con-
trary, the future resistance viii be more tormid-
able than it has been and that the Mexican ma
ton is decidedly in ttvor ola continuance of the
war We believe that the recent events at the
capital, will only tend to conrn this dcterlni-
nation, and that it will, cmphatcally hecome a
National war. From the same information we
learn that report existed OF an intention to
withdraw oar garrison from FamPico, and Nban
don tho place.
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DESCRIPTION OF CFiAPULTEPEC.

ChapnltepeC having been captured by the
Americans, after the most despelate rcslstance
ever made by Il .heXcan army the following
accom-, Of that place cannot fail 10 prove inte-
resting,
Chap1ltepec il the Aztec for "Grasshorpcr's
Hill" 1t Is porphyri!lc rock, rising near the
former margin of the lake that surrounded the
city OF Mexico. and is one of the pl, ces desig-
mated by the Aztccs where they tarricd on their
emigration from the North, in search of final
resting place. Their oracics had furctod that
such resting place would he denoted by their see
nIg an eagle dcvouring scrp cnt On rock and
at Chapultcpcc this prediction was verified
From II they behcld the eagle on one ht the rocks
IN the lake devouring a serpent. The event
was syrnbolzcd in their records aud subsequent
ly represented on the flIg and coin o.thc nation
The hill is surrounded by belt of cypress trees
one of which, known as Munlczun4'S cypress,
from having been planted before or during the
reign OF That Prince measures mn O.e fret III CII-
culnirrcucc. CnapuItcprc WAS the ilVoiitc couu-
try Residence Of IioniC"Iut aud his ,ourllnrs.
1t contains romlins otgurdrns groves tanks aud
grottocs, which bear evidences Of It's prst my
ni!icrncc. Here MoutnHlrnl retired .tom the
heat and dust Of the clly.to enjoy all the Iu%u-
rus that wealth and poWtr coa,G procure or art
devise. 1t WAS selected by the Spanish Elcoroy
as the most beautiful place in the valley o. NGX-
lc0 for royal rcsd nee, and the modern palace
iIatciy military school was built by the Vice
roy Galvcz.
From this palace one has charming view of
the whole valley, Ito capital the lakes and the
volcanic mountains winch rise III the distance
Ike great wall surrounding the enchanting
picture In AHgio-Sa&on hands this valley may
be made as imptcgnabio as G .hr,tnr
Bombs or cannon planted on the hill Of Ch-
pnItcpcc command the city, the principal rolds
and the aQnedmrt, Hence the attack ann cap.
tnrc-ntt that point by Gen. Scott heDro making
any demonstration upon the city Oacc on the
hill, the taking Of the city could be effected
without serious loss Of lie,
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O-.y"Thc Hon john G, Spencer, late Sc
crc,ary o(the Treasury, has published let
fcr apparently occasioned by the recent
letters Of Mr.. Tyler, respecting the auneNa
ton Of Texas, III which he says that hcmey-
er a,sented to MIR, Tyer's proceedings in
that matter ilIat the "inc,p,ent Steps were
taken by l!t. Tyler 1T conjunction with Mr..
rpsI.ur, without The knowledge Of any other
PERSONS that when II was mou.hl before
the Cabinet, Mr. Spoucor'o opposition 70 it
was decidedly manifested, and dis opposi-
lion was iho cause Of his resignation aud re-
tircmen from office