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Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1847-07-14
ADDRESS OF MR.. l.. ID. NORRIS.

ADDRESS OF MR.. Il. ID. NORR Is.
Delivered at Independence Island, July Sd, be-
ing the 7lst Anniversary Of american Inde-
pemdenee'
YPsILASTI. July S, lS47.
l.. d. NoRRis, Esq.
SsR:-By the una nimous voice of the people
present at the 4th July celebration on Indepen-
dence Island, on Saturday the Sd inst, copy
of your able address on the occasion was soil
cited for publication In the Ypsiiaati Sentinel,
and we were appointed Jmmittce for the pur-
pore of procuring copy which We trust you
will have the kindness to grant us.
We are Respectfully Yours, Sc,
JOHN STARKWEATfIER
GROVE SPENCER,
&. w. LANE.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1847-07-14

GEN. TAYLOR AND GEN. ScoTr.-The differ
ence between the popularity of Gen. Taylor
and Gen. Scott may be seen clearly illustrated
IN the feelings expressed by the volunteers. If
you abuse Gen. Scott, they will argue in his
defence, if you abuse Gen. Taylor; they will
turn in and whip you.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1847-07-14

FRoM THB PnAINs.-4lA gentleman; writing
from Fort Leaveuworth, under date of the Goth
to friend in this city, says, that reports had
reached the Fort that hostile Indians in great
numbers, were as far in towards the settle
ments as Council Grove. Captain Shepards
company departed for Santa Fe on the 18th,
and Capt. Wochner's on the 10Th. Another
company was to have started on the 2lst.-
Capt. S.; when last heard from; was al the
Kansas crossing-twenty miles from Fort
Leavenworth.
The Mexican who han been see ped and ba-
dy speared at Walnut Creek, by the Canaan
ches, was still alive. He saved his life "by
playing possum," says the writer. The A:
merican that was killed, fought desperately"
firing on his knees, when he could no longer
stand, doing execution" Est. Louis Repeilie.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1847-07-14

CoNNBcTIcyr CRoPs.-The editor of the
New Haven Journal says:
The farmer.Ealmost always grumbling--
very heavy. Corn, potatoes and grains prom
iss well, although not SO advan eed yet as to
make the the crop certain.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1847-07-14
YPSILANTI SENTINEL.
~ PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY AT YPsi LANTI,
wAsHTEyAw CO. MICH. BY
CHARLES WOODRUFF.
TERMS.

u. so Cash in advance and $500 will in,
variably be charged if payment is delayed three
months FROM the time Of subscribing.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1847-07-14
YPsILANTr, July 7th lS47.
GETTLEMEN:-

OENTLEMEN.-
Your favor of the 9th is before me. l take
great pleasure in complying with the wishes Of
the "people present at our late celebration tho
perhaps were ms reputation consulted, it would
advise me to refuse. Having but afew DAYS
TO prepare the address, am satisfied that the ia
vorable reception it met with-if such was the
case-arose mere from the enthusiasm of ''the
day" than intrinsic merit. Such as it is [ re-
sign it to your slender merclcs:"
"'1is pleasant to ones name nprint.
A speech IS speech altho' there's nothing in -"
Be pleased gentlemen to accept my thanks
for the complimentary manner you have seen
fit to convex the request.
have the honor to be gentlemen
Your most obedient servant,
L. ID. NORRIS.
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nannesiro nrar,Scfs.

NEW YORK - The Commercial Ad- vertser of the s9lh al PM, says the sales ol cotton or Saiurdiv were 800 bales. To day sales of 700 GOO are reported thus far al an advance of B. 9c on prices current pre- vious to the arrivai of the steamer.
 The Advertiser says Ihe failure of a large house in the grain trade was mention ed on cnange to day
 Photographic despatch received at Balli- more dated July l9, PM says the cotton dealers are ID fine sp,flis, and have been most agreeab!y disappointed. They ca cu- lated that lhe staple would hold it's own, hut 10 day they demand an advance of ] to $
 Flour-The effects of the news on the market for breadstufs was partially devel- oped and shippers were entering t markri The sales on the 9ih reached 10 GOO bbls al $5 10 S5 .5 for Ohio and Michigan.
 The Com market was active--sales 30. GOO bushels white and yellow al 55 Gle.
 PHlLADELPHIA.--A ielegrapis re port of the 18th says cotton has sustained an advance of 4c since the arrival of th' steamer.
 FIour--The stocks on hand were light and prices had declined but litlle. l00t barrels first ground $5 50; Western wal held at S5 a S525. s
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ALABAMA PENETENTIAR Y

yEyHE undersigned having leased the n E. bove inslilal,ol for term of years and thereby reieyed Inc whole people of Alabama from an annual tix ot several thousand dollars, hereby confidently appeal to the generous aid of his friends and the liberal patronage Of tie citzans of the State generally hal not relying solely upon the generosity of the one, or the liberaliy ol ;he other, h. avals himself of this op- poruAilv 10 announce thal having engaged the services of head workmen loug ex pefienee, and of unqutslioned good cha iaeter, tu superlutpud the various depart- menis, he Is prep red 10 fill orders in most of lae Mechanical Rranches, with as much nealness, and work nau-like style as can be done in any Of the Norl ern cities: and hal he expects and Is determined 10 give phfire satisfaction 10 all who may pationize him. and thus mak- il 10 THEIR 0W N INTEREST TO Do so; that all wok done in the Penilenliary hall be WAR RAN FED, and any d lirienci in the same, wili be repaired freeo of charge; thai he .s making every exeftion 10 procure the best of material for every branch ot labor he |, clirying on; that fully aware of the deep atef' SIS he has al slake. he Is determined 10 mdke a retuidtion for the work he luta, out. and therefore, insists that tbe wolk heretofore executed, under the State ad ii- ni>tralion, shall not be the criterion hy winch his shall be judged. One fair lrlaI is all he asks 10 insure q continuance ot pat ronage.
 He has on hand,
 5000 pr Russet brogans from 50 cts 10 Sl
 per pair.
 900 nr Black brogans from 75 10 Sl 20 Ladies' fine morocco & calf skin shoes ] 30 Genilemen's do do from l 75 o2 9
 do fine Boots, best quality, 30
 do coarse, do 3 06 Hats ol all description from a wool hal at
 50 cents 10 the finest Beaver, at S9 n0. Having the services of first rate Tallor h.
 is prepared 10 execute all orders in that
 line with prcnplness, and in the most
 fashionable styles
 Segar1 ol any q aity or quantity and al
 most at alv price.
 Cooperng of all kinds on hand and made
 10 order
 Sign aad Ornamental painting done in the
 Reaiest mauner.
 Furniture Of all kinds made to order and
 variety oa hand.
 Carriages, Batouches and Bugeies repaired
 and made 10 order
 Wag ms a variety on hand and made 10
 order.
 Blaeksmilhing in all it's variors branches
 avariety ot blow worK on hand, and a
 general variety of articles too numerous
 10 mention.
 Tob eco wil he mae up On shares, if de-
 sred, Orders rom d distance will be
 punciualy attended 10
 will barter any of the above named ar lcles for gooi eonod hides. nr any articles that may be needed al said Institution.
 It is suggested that tfders for Negro Shot shuud be sent Of as soon a possible. Cash or blll. or drafts on any good use in Mobile will be taken in pa, ment of pur- cbases. Terms in coonformity with the times.
 JOHN G. GRAHAM Lessee.
 July l3 lSl7. 2S-tt
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J. M. FINCH & co.

MANUFACTURERS and dealers in lSA Saddles, Brides, Saddle and Carpet Bags, Harness, Whips, Collars, &c. &c.. No. 301 Water street, Mobile.
 Keep on hand general assortment ol Harness and Bride Leather, SkirIing. Hog and Sheep skins, Top Leather, Gin Banis, &c. &c. Saddles and Bndles made 10 or der. All of v hich are recommended 10 persons visiting the city. and those Aesirous oi purchasing any thing in the above line are invited to call, before buying elsewhere
 They have on hand largerassorlment o Carriage, Coach and Buggy Harness, than any other house in the ely, and will sell on the lowest kiac CT terms
 Febh lS47 M
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S,,eriH,s Sale.

WE7ILL br sold at Rockford on the first w Monday in Septe uber next, within tie usual hours ol sale, the fol owing lands, to Wit:
 The west half oi lhe northwest quarter of section lhrteen, township twenty -four, of range sixteen.
 The east half of the northwest quarter of section thirteen, township twenty four, of range six.een.
 East half of the southwest quarter of section twelve, twonship twenty-lour ol range sixteen.
 East half of the northwest duarter ol section twelve, township twenly-iour, 0, range seventeen. | And the southeast quarter of the south. west quarter of sec'lon one, township tven. ly four, ol range sixteen.
 Lrvied upon as he property of Henry c | Woodward to satisfy a ii. ia. ia my office d | ganst tue sad Woodward.
 J. Il. W EAVER, Sheriff
 July 20, 1s47. 6l29
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'F he Great Remedy!
HOUSES EszsE.a.r TO.sEC.


 A safe dila sstre cure for C9ILLS or 4 c JTE and
 h'E TER, ih the unprecedented short time of
 Fire Hours as ttous nds Throughout tie West
 and SoRit can testifg 1eio haze cen thus speed
 iy cured by ttis CHEAT REHEDY!
 EH VERY one who is afflicted. should be 4 anxious 10 ohain Mdt remedy which oil IS the besi, quickest, and safest cure, no natter from what source 1t springs every hone { man being bound to cmbroce the truth, wherever found. Therefore the pro prieior In ] u 'tice Io the public and himself. feels called upon 10 slate. honestly, a few
 arts, which will establish NOuSesS Kle- dian Tonic to b. the best remedy for GHtLLS or AGUE and FEyER, now known. Fdct lSi--fbe article is convenient and pleasant 10 talk --is. r,i fined from all cross particles, which render other preparations so mnddy, nausrous, and disagreedble to the laste; and il the directions are followed will cure every cose. with mathemat cal certainty. in fro |, thFee to five hours. As tonishiue bul true. Fast 2ad-By is action upon tife llyrr and other orglns COL cerned n forming il lhe bile l. legulaled the morbid acilan induced by the caase or the disease Is destroy oYed-iolevof alayed-- and II will be louul powerful agent in a. ,stina 10 remove levers generally. Fict 3rd-it gives tone 10 the slomach-invlgo- rates he body stimulates al lha functions healthy aclion-and s highly useful. wherever loRcs are want q. Ffct lM-- This Tonic ha7 performed, and k dal1 per cures in CHlLLS or AGUE and FEVER, without d parallel in medlclne,-- N itac.s single bottle making cure in case of TEN YEARS slanding; another in il case ol NINE YEARS sian'na-to cure which had previously ballled ill skill, and every remedy. Look al Inc many oih CT astonishing currs set forth in the ceillli cal"s aroDnd he bottle. and then sav, il Hnsiisn EOnic does not d' scrcdiy stand. entinenty the greatest remedy ol the ulnes. Read ilie certificates carefully; they are from volr neighhors and lri,nds-and whenever you meel wlth any of Ih"m. (lo ascertain the Irnih.) don't iaa 10 ask fhein eoncefGing Il. Be sure to ask f5r HOUSES INDIAN TONIC, and as you value your health, don't be put of with any thing else.
 Prepared intesoId by Geo. ". House, Nashville, Tenn Price s per bottle.
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Summer Goods.
SELLING OFF AT NEW YORK COS Y


 GUCH as have never been seen in any 0 store in the Soulhern ceunty, and which have been er3ressly imported hy nv any other store iR Me Whole country, by FIFTY PER CENT! II my city and country friends will favor lne with cal, l will convince them that my offers are NOT mere ASSER TlONS, but thai possess he meaHs of futiiling what l say; and having purchased my good, on the mosl favorable terms, aUih cash ip hand ] :sisl 7alerm,illed 60 srsi cli apcr t9lhN ;sRy Q lfrz store iEa SBlc world !- My stock o READY MADE CLIO fH- IN l, is one o the best selected lhai ha, eyer come to his ma ke', and " rr mauu- Iacturtd expressly b osder-consistng Ill part of
 Pao Alto Coats sa'lro Pants Monlpe- Tier Vests Hem stitch d no Iuan Shirrs. Elastic Dawers Spng Egtt Elasl Sns~ pen1trs. Cravat~ al VHon, Vana Pocket liandkSrchI, fs. De Oia Hat ol lhe l,lap q of Panama, ip Top Beavri Hats, Pale Alto Caps, High Heel French E a,iic Polka Boots, and French Gaitcrs, Slippers and Shoes d'Aamoae.
 
 Fhe most extensive and extraordinary FANCY, DRESS a1d LACE GOODS consisting of Printed Mpslins aud Lawns, Gros d'Dier, new tyle; Printed Orgaudy, Rich Printed Jaeonel M1sins. new deAion-; Enbroidered Ml,lins, the latest style: Pol ka, Swiss Muslins and Mu,lin Giushans {: Embroidered Muslin Robes, very rich: t.in- hroldorad GIghan.s and French Cling hams and Prints of the mo,l beautiful coors. Thread Lace of all styles. Fora Expansive Grass Skirts, Sad "a ShaW Gtadualed ScarfS, Tableau Aplons, E liza rine Manti Ia Shawls, Neapolitan Silks :: IrIsh, .O'Connel Linens, L'1en Lawn Handkerchie1s, Hail and Full GIpsey Sev nora Embroidered Bonnels. Domestics cf a l kinds aad sqlalities. Gold alch $, ChaIns Pencil Cases, Rings. Breast Pms, Seals, Speciacles Raznrs, 5 roPs of Chap man's make, and Il complete variety of Shellield Cutlery, and thousand other articles [, o numerous 10 mention.
 Being ol the eve of starting for New York. to lay in a new stock ot goo Is. h. Is determined to sell his now remaining stock at Nptr York cost; SO as 10 give rooa, for the large and splendid stock which he in tends bringing out for the fall and winter trade.
 All persons wishing to buy Goods chFap- er than was evcr purcha ed in Welumpka before. would do wei 10 call al the |" Cheapest Si0re iss fAe World is svoa as 0 slble, as the opportunity Wui nol be long offered.
 VIM. LANGERMAN.
 Ije1mpka. July 27 1877. If 30
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AMERICAN HOTEL.
G;T;Ill.. GTll Rz.s.. z = as
Rock9Ora. Coosa County, Ala

AA0CNAWANS OO.sS@ v NANN YHNHIS HOUSE Is siluated withna short
 a distance of the Court House, and per. sons having business during the session of Couris would find it 10 their convent. ence 10 parronize it. There ale large and ,ommodious STABLES, and every neees sary preparation made for the careful atten- ton ol Eorses.
 The undersigned respectfully solicits ihe continuance Of the patronage of his friends and the travelling public.
 No pains wall he spared 10 render every com ort to those disposed 10 patronlz him.
 Prices shall be in acroreance with tbe times. A. G. HALLM ARK.
 Aug 3 1S47. 3l
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COFFIN x GssEGGS. No. 37 {. 39, Commerce .S'reet and go G 10, fi,oat Street.
 fJHDTT y
MOBILE.

MOBILE nFfER for sale aa extensive and com %g plele assortment of Swedish Bar Iron-ass'd. 1at5 in. wide. Swedish Plough Iron-ass'd, 6al2 do Swedish Square llou-ass'd, Ra3a do English ltound, Square and Flat iron--ot ali sIzes. American Refined Round Iron-4 inch. American do Sqaar, Iron, saa inch. American do Band, Horses Shoe, and scro! and Hoop Iron. American do NaIlrod Iron. American do Flat Iron, suitable for Screw nuts. American do Boiler Iron, Sheet Iron, and Imitation Russia Sheet Iron. Steel-NaYlor's Cast, German, Blistered Spring Shear and Crowley. Sheet Cast SIeel- Brstles, Glue, Screws, Butts, &c. Gin Gear and Saw NH Irons, of all jss- erption4 Hollow Wsre-Amcrican, English anl French. " ,il> and Spikes. of SWedes' Iron, of nil sizes. Guas-Sngie and Double barrel Shot guns and kllles, superior assortment. Griul,lones-N Nova Scotia Blue Grii. PIoughs- Sub soil, and variety of Rug gles', N1ursi aud Nlason's make, and oth cr Kinds. Straw-c Cutters. Corn Shelters, Corn and Cob Mills and Fan Nils. Hoes. Trace Chains. Log and OK Chains Collins Axes Wnh n general aesorimeny of HARD WARE AND SHIP CHANDLERY, all oi which they oatr for safe very low for cash or approved paper.
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Jew l)ayid'S, or Hebrew Plaster.

ONE simultaneous burst of applause all ses from the thousands who have used ihe Jep Darids or Hebreao Plaster, which shows that hen remedy possesses hig'dy intrinsic merit like this, il does not lal of receiving the patronage of our intelligent public.
 scoTrsvlLLE, N. Y, Jane 6, ls40. Gentlemen: Spring was atfl ce1 with Il weakness iR my back, accompanied with severe pain in my side, for which 1 .used your Hebrew Plaster; and take plea sure Tn stating that received immediate relief from il ]; and cheerfully recommend lls use 10 all similarly aiH clcd.
 D. R. Al WATER. D5s For sale by
 VIM. B. COOPER,
 N etumpks.
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Tin-Ware
ElAIsNESS.
Administrator,s Notiee.

T ETTERS of Administration were M granted 10 lhe undersigned by the Orphans Court of Aulauga county on the l9ih inst, on the esiale of Archibald Me Kelthen, deceased: All persons indebted 10 said estate are requested to come for ward and pay the same, and all persons having claims must present them duly au. then,icated within ihe time prescribed by law, or they will be barred.
 DAN'L McKEITHEN, Adm'r.
 July 20, 1S47, 29 Ct l Duncan McKethen is authorized 10 act as my agent in transaclng business for the estate. D. Nick.
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DissOlution.

VEyHE firm heretofore existing under the \ name and lille oi "Callln x Cate:,'' in this city, is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
 Those indebted to the above firm are ie- questeG tomake immediate payment, other wise the Accounts and Notes will be i'm mediately sued or. Settlements can be made with either of the undersigned
 SAM'L CATLIV,
 SiLAS B. CATER. Wetumpka, July 30, ls47. 3lf
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HE STATE OF ALABAMA,
 CoosA CnuNTY.

CoosA CoUNTY.
 ORpHAys CouRr, Vacation, May 24, A. D. ls47.r rHyIIlS day came James w. Jete-, admi- E nistrator of Joseph Harweil, deceased, and files his petition showing, amongst other thngs, ihat the real estate of sad de- cedanl consists of the undivided balf of the north hall of section nine 60 township nineteen I9) and range Dineleen (l9,) AL so the undiuded sixth part of said section township and range, east in the Tal- lapoosa Land Dislrict--that the same cannot be equally, fairly and benefically divided among the heirs of saiG in iesta,e without sale ihereof.-that the heirs of said niestite are Della Harwen, widow, Merritt Harwell, James Harwell, Linzey, Harwell, L'ney Harwell, minor heirs of said detedant.
 H is Therefore orderedby .he Court, That John A. Graham be and is hereby appoint ed Guardian ddiifeni for said minors, and that citation issue 10 him to appear al a Special Term of this Court, to be holden on the 2d Monday in August nexi, to de- fend against said petition.
 lis fulther ordered. Thai citation be perfscled.on ihe said D, lila Harwel., widow as aforesaid, bya publication of this order in ihe'r State Guard, "a newspaper publish ed Tn the city of Wetumpka, :ol forty days. requiring the said Della, Snd all persons concerned in the premises, to be and appear on said 2d Monday in August next, then and there to show cause why the prayer ot the petitioner should not be granted. WITNESS: e R E7 h
 EBENEZER PONp, J. c. C. c. C.. | ATTEST: 1. w. SUrTLE, Cl'k.
 June 22, 1S47. lrrs fee sl4i 2a-tef
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Alministrator's Notice.

AT OriCE is h'reby given that the nn- lV d, rslgned has bern apnoioled by the lioaorable the Judge oftheO phan,' Court of Aulauqa connlv, Ala. admlnlstrator ol the estate ol Gorge A. Moore, deceased All persons holding claims against said es- tate wil. p.e,ent lhen duly authenticated wlIhn the lime prescribed by law. aud t..osp inJebted will please make immediate payment.
 July 27, 1917. '6, 30
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BREADsruFFs -The London cores. pondeni ot the New York C3mmerclal Advertiser inclnes 10 the opinion taal ptlces of bfeadslufs will soon be figh> CT han they were at the nme the Bri tannia Ief, liverpool. In his letter of the 3i inst. he says:
 The cause of the decline on our corn exchange since the departure of the las' packet has been solely the enormous arrivals which, owing to fair winds, have taken place from nr northern ports oi Europe, much of th- grain thus received being in damaged condition, so as Ia compel sellers to press it on the mar ket. ca the continent however, the fall in price has not been so considerable, and as this will lead our neighbors speedily to make purchases of us, an opinion is entertained that the decne wll only go few shiliings farther, and that anolher upward movements may heu be looked for. 4 week or eyea a few days of bad weather wouldsalso a once produce d material effect.
The State guard., 1847-08-03

Gen. Jackson, in hiS viii, directed the pair of pistols uhi, h were picsented d hy Washington 10 Lafayette al the com mencemenl of the War of .he Revolu lioo, and which were subsequently, Pre> scented 10 Gen Jackson by the Washing. ton family, To be presented 10 the son of Lafayeue in Paris. This has heeo dope through Mir L Martin, U S''tes Cha'g ge d'A ATaites in France; ard then receipt is acknowledged m d letter from Lafayette.
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Dr. w M. EE. MOTIFS aud Argissacc0Iss E)ENTIF RICE.

Fg7O LADIES AND GENTLEMEN -H- who are desifous oi pf, serving then TIE ETH the importance oi keeping them clrap cannot be,ln) strongly Impressed upon ,helr minds. Proper alleuliou 10 Inc clean iness oi thes organs, contributes more to their II, allh. lhan is generally supposed. - II prevent, Carries, Ioath .ache, Aroghg Necrosis, DenudB@. SubrdrV CaicHlus, Diseases ni the Gums, &c &c. And in fact, where lhe Teeth are kept literally clean, scarcely any disease will ever make it's apprarancr consequently, 10 those Wh are desious oDreyenIng ihe destruction of these valuable organs, the undersigned of .rs 10 he public good Trophy lacuc and Argillaeeou, Deniililce; one Chat does nol on,v cleanse, preserve, and whiten the Teeth, but puriies and renders lce.or Ori- pleasant.
 This Powdrr dons not contain any ol the acids comro-ing a part of many of the PoUdeIs now in use. which has tendenc9 ' 10 decompose lhc leeih-bul ali lhe iagre- dienls hasa salotaty H,ct on the fI2ET Il AND GUM winch has been tested Gg several gentlemen whose signatdres will be found 10 the recon endaloa, hplow
 IVetHmpto dug. II. 1916
 Dr WM II. Morr--Sir: lIaving used your Prol hylaclic and Argilaceous Denti- licr. il affords me pleasufe 10 be able 10 bear testimony ln Is favor, and recommend it 10 public attention, as sal, pleasant and valuable lrm.dy for hardening lhe aums and whitening and removing the tartar from lhe teeth.
 Respectfully, volr ob't sorv't,
 J. c HARRIS, N. D. We, the undersigned do hereby certify. rha, we have used Dr. Wm H. Mott, Pro rhllaclc aud Ar9iIlaceuu> Denlr'dce, a, q Ii d it inc best we have used in cleansiu < and whitening the Teeth, and producing the eff ct recommended:
 J. D. Whatley, James Elmer,
 J. G Graham, w. A. McClung.
 II s. Il all, w. ". Graham.
 W. c, Buigcr, l. Blyan P. M.
 Milton Cooper, Webb Kidd,
 H. AcConagly, Ja, G. Johnson,
 Ja~. F. Sulivln, J. B Nc William,
 R. J HarrIsoa, Wm P Britain.
 F. Ragland, Jas. II. Rodgers, AogN -Wm. B. Copper. Wetumpks, T. W. Haey. &co, Talladega, are A gents for the sale of this valuable Powder.
 Wetumpka, Jule 20, 1877 26-ly
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Wanted 10 Purchase,

A FIRST RATE COOK-a woman "A llom IS to 20 years of age Is preferred. The best kind ol price will pe paid. Ap- ply to the undersigned. al the firm of Wm. Il. McKeroy G Go, Eqst Wetumpka
 A ]. J. ON EN. August 3, 1917. 3l If
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HOU.sT,s CELEBRAT TED ' eg c ta b ! 0 E ill,

superior 10 ony Ptrgdti1e now kaotca for erpel-
 ling Disease from Eie Sgstem. TEHIllS Phi is made ol Vegetable sub. k stances only and i~ prepared with the greatest care, according to the rules c! PHARMACY.
 To all wh1 labor under any lingering or Chronic disease, ihef are esFeciaiiyrecon- meD ed. In G,at Ihae h1ce!img, Fe yer Sores, Scrofaa, and NsrropS Dc5iljig, they never lall c gve relief. l. RHEU- MA flSM thty are lha only certain cure pvpr discovered for this painuI disease, as Hundreds can testify. who are now rcio'cng free fron nain aud ia prriet health. alter hqyihg been given over by lfends and rhy- ~ieians as iocurabie. In D,opsicH 4Gtc lions aod disease. oi the I1om5, and l1o,e sroN,ns ont of il, lhy are erteediag}y valuable. Prepared only by
 GEO. ". HOUSE.
 Nashville, Tenn.