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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-07-15

We neglected to notice in our last the celebration
Of the 18th BY the Sabbath Schools of the city. The
different schools assembled at half past seven add
formed in procession, in number about twelve hundred
and marched 10 beautiful place west Of the city,
where Grafton delivered by A. G.. PORTER,
Esq, and the declaration read by DIr. KEITH Mr. p
did himself great credit, and gave satisfaction to ALL
We think the declaration was as well read we
ever heard it. Rusk and water were then distributed
to the children, and after appropriate music by the
Band, and some stirring pieces being sung by the
vast crowd the procession returned to the city in the
best Of order and were dismissed.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-07-15

The APFoINTMENTs.-We were mortified that so
many errors occurred in the list Of appointments as
published in our last. They corrected, and
our friends Will govern themselves accordingly.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-07-15

One orthe Wcstnorelahd, Pa. volunteers has. re-
turned rom the wars witl Mexican wife, "a bcauti
fo Girl. with lg flowing black hair, lusrous black
ewes. the form b = <ylf aud vino loves him with all
tie rsor with iich southern ladies love" From the
dascr,ptIon of.be Pitsburg Post this brave and gall
auf isow seems 70 have conquered one Of the finest
pieces Of Mexico
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-07-15

INDIANA BoNDs.-It is stated that about 80 GOO
of Indiana bonds have been covertcd into new stock
agreeably to the recent act of the Legislature Of that
State and that about 81 900 0e0 Of oldbonds are still
outstanding.-N. Y. Jour Con- .Jaly3.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-07-15

Col. BOwLEs,.it is said, has purchased farm at
Attakapas. pronounced Tackapar,) Louisiana, to
which be will retire.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-07-15

fe-7-Tne ssWesern Chronicle is the title Of new
paper, published by J. REED, at Spencer, Owen coun-
" Hope he will get rich
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-07-15

In N@v York, aged woman, Ann Hart, died
from dose ofppum, which she bought for rheubarb,
through carelessness of VIM. II. Brayton and Theron
King apothecaries' clerks, who are arrested.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-07-15

A consE<D1sLr AcT.-The Qunsigamond and
WorcSsn.< Lodges of Odd Fellows, WORCESTER
NJ dave united in the purchase Of two lots IN tbs
Rum E6elrry. 4 burial place fol ncIubsrs Of Tie
.ore${/ Al - q noble charity.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-07-15

r.P Willis says that editors the pump handles Of
CHI "alvays leading other folks 70 water but never
sstp,ssj 70 b hlsty themselves"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-07-15

C[rGreely of the N. Y. Tribune says that Webb,
" the military editor of the Courier and Enquirer is
famiarly known here as Biddle's hard bargain -
This is not so bad for the Tribune and is rather
keen at the So 600; but it is hard that wing
journalists should "tell tales out of SCHOOL, on ore
another in this way.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-07-15

KExruckY.-The following is list of candidates
The State guard. [volume] (Wetumpka, Ala.) 1847-18??, 1847-07-13
Great Remedy!
ETOUsE,s F.yslE.g.y. .7x,.y.fC.

safe and urecare for CHTLLS or CUE and
F'E YER, in Tie unprecedented short time Of
Fire Hours as thousands throughout the Vest
and South can testify, icio hare cen tius speed
lily cured BY his GIfEA L REMEDY!
EYERY one who is afflicted. should be
~ anxious TO obtain thai remedy which
offers the best. quickest, and safest cure, no
matter from what source il springs every
honest man being bound TO embrace the
truth, wherever found. Therefore, the pro-
prietor, in justice 10 the public and himself
feels called upon TO slate. honestly. a few
facts, which will establish Houses Eas-
dian Tonic to be the best remedy for
CHlLLS or AGuE and Fever, now known.
Fact lst-The article is convenient aud
pleasant TO fake--is refined from all gross
particles, which render other preparations
so muddy, nauseous, and disagree cable TO
the taste; and'if the directions are followed
will cure every Case, with mathematical
certainty, in from three to five hours. As
tonisbing \! but true. Fact 2ad-By its
actionupon the liver and other organs con-
cerned in forming it, the bile is regulated,
the morbid action induced by the cause Of
the disease is deslroyed-foievef allayed--
and il will be found powerful agent in as
sistiig to remove fevers generally. FACT
3rd--lt gives tone TO the slomach-inyigo-
rateslhe body stimulates all the functions
10 healthy action-and is highly uselVl,
wherever toncs are wanted. Fact 4M--
This Tonic has performed, and is daily per-
forming, cures in CHILLS or AGUE and
FEVER, without parallel in medicine
Witness a. single bottle making cure in a
case Of TEN YEARS Standing another
in case OF NINE YEARS standing-lo
cure which had previously hallled all skill,
and every remedy. Look at the many 9th.
er astonishing cures sci forth in the cerlif-
Gates around The bottle, and then say, if
Houses Entliaa Tonic does not de
scrredly stand, pre-eminenlly the greatest
remedy of the times. Read the certificates
carefully; they are from your neighbors
and lrlends-and whenever you meer with
any OF them, (loascertain the truth,) don't
fail 10 ask them concerning 1t. Be sure 10
ask for HOUSES INDIAN TONIC, and
as you vaue your health, don't be put off
with any thing else
Prepared and sold by Geo. w. House,
Nashville, Tenn. Price S per bottle.
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General EIecfion Nniice.

A N Election will be held at tie several
IA precincts in Coosa county on the Isl
Monday in August next, for the purpose oil
eleoling a Governor of the Stale of Aaba-
ma a member to Congress fram the Third
Congressional District a State Senator
from The District composed Of The counties
of.Coosa and Auleuga /; two members OF
the Legislature, and Tax Collector for the
county Of Coosa aud the following named
persons are appointed managers at the DIFF
ferent precincts, 10 wit:
Wetumpka ~ J Terrell, Sam'l Car
nachan and w w Waler--L G Bos>
well Returning officer.
Beoaca's-Matk E Moore, Willis
Spear and Neil o Graham-Balitf Re
turning officer.
Nizburg Joseph Billnps, William
Townsend and solomon Robbins Sr- :
3ailia returning officer.
Socapaioy-L B Morris, John Gaddis
and Robert l. Lauderdale --Bailif re-
turning officer.
Atkens'-a B NICHOLSON, S II Hughs
and George Gray-BaiIiffrelurning Off
Ger.
Liadsey's--Bs F Cleveland, John d
Howell and John A PyIant-Bal!f re-
turning officer.
Cross's-J G. Dent, Evan Coffee and
J Rlchards-Baihff returning officer.
Jourdaa's-A Yates, FL Barnett and
Allen Nood--Balifl returning officer.
Buuowgh's-Henry Barrongh, Ellis
Logan and Posey Dennis-Wm Logan
returning officer.
Smitbs--Iames Vessels, Thos Lewis
and John Varner-Bailiff returning oiii-
Ger.
Rockford-Adam Manning. r F Pol
land and A @ Hallmark = Sheriff res
turning officer.
Wats'-Joseph Rogers, F F D-bar,
delabern and Wm Fl Moore-BaiIiff re.
turning officer.
Ls@The managers at the several pre-
cincts will recollect that the Law requires
a seperate Ticket and seperate BOX for
the Ticket to be deposited in for the mem
Der to Congress. Refer to Clay's Digest
Section 7.
The Returning Officers are requested
to make immediate returns.
J. FL. WEAVER, Shift.
June 22,,ls47. 1885,
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HOUSES CELEBRA TED
V eye a bic Pill

Superior 10 any Purgdiire rolo haopn for e1pei-
ling DiseaseJrom the System.
YEyHIS Pill is made OF Vegetable sub
Il stances only, and is prepared with the
greatest care, according TO the rules OF
PHARMACY.
To all VIII, labor under any lingering or
Chronic disease, they are especially recon-
meuded. In Goui, White Saoeti0g, Re
rer Sores, Scrofala, and Nervous Debility,
they never fail 10 give relief. In RHEU-
MATISM, they are the only certain cure
eyer discovered for this painful disease, as
hundreds can testify who are now rejoicing
free from pain and in perfect health. after
having been given overb by friends and phy-
sicians as incurable. In D,opsical 4fec
lions and diseases oil the Won,b, and those
growing ont OF il, they are exceedingly
valuable. Prepared only BY
GEO. w. HOUSE,
Nashville, Tenn.
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Wetumpka, July 18Th, lS47.
Took out for Him /!

The Sumter County Wing says that,
"a scoundreI, named FRY who sci
tied last Spriag in Newton county, Miss
and lived with Mr. Daniel Sandal, has
lately caused several slaves OF the lat.
ter 10 abscond, one of the runaways alb
Quoting son Of Mr. SlndaIl, aged IL
years. Fry deluded one slave (who
has since been apprehended) into the
belief that he would take him to free
State and secure his freedom. The sto
len child has not been recovered nor the
negro that abducted him. Fears are
entertained that the child may be MUIR
defed. The rascal ii supposed TO be
one Of a clan Of The Murrell order. and
has large amount OF conc,erfsit North
and South Carolina money. Oae VIM
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lew Dayids. or Hebrew Plaster

ONE simultaneous hurst Of applause all
ses from the thousands who have used the
Jeao Dapid's or HeJreap Plaster, which
shows that when remedy possesses highly
intrinsic merit like this, it does not fail OF
receiving the patronage of our intelligent
public.
SooTTsvlLLE. ~ Y, June 6, 1910.
Genhemen:--La Spring was afflicted
with weakness in my back, accompanied
with severe pain in my side, for which |
used your Hebrew Plaster; and fake plea
sure in stating that | received immediate
relief from il; and cheerully recommend
its use to all similarly afflicted.
d. r. ARWATER.
VIM. B. COOPER,
Wetumpks.
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ALABAMA
PENETENTrA Y

"HE undersigned having leased the a
Il bove institution Tor term of years.
and thereby renewed the whole people OF
Alabama from an annual INK OF several
thousand dollars, hereby confidently appeal
to the generous aid OF his friends and the
liberal patronage of the citizens OF the
/ State generally ; but not relying solely upon
the generosity of the one, or the liberalily
/ oil the other, he avails himself OF this op-
poriunity to announce that having engaged
the services OF head workmen Of long ex-
perience, and Of unquestioned good cha
Iacfer 10 superintend the various depart
ments, he is prepared 10 fill orders in most
of the Mechanical Branches, with as much
neatness, and wprkman-like style, as can
be done in any of the Northern cities; and
that he expects and is determined TO give
entire satisfaction 10 all who may pationize
him, and thus make il TO THEIR OWN
INTEREST TO DO SO; that all work
done in the Penitentiary shall be WAR
RANTED, and any. deficiency 10 the same,
will be repaired free Of charge; that he IS
making every exerton TO procure The best
of material for every branch of labor he is
carrying on; that fully aware Of the deep
interests he has at stake, he is determined
TO make a reputation for The work he turns
out aud therefore, insists, that the work
heretofore executed, under the State admi-
nistralion, shall not be the criterion by
which his shall be judged. One fair trial is
all he asks 10 insure continuance of pat
ronage.
He has on hand,
5000 pr Russell brogans from so cts TO 81
per pair.
1000 pr Black brogans from rs to 81 20
Ladies fine morocco & calf skin shoes so
Gentemen's do do from rs lo2 25
do fine Boots, best quality, 7 so
do coarse, do } 0G
Hats OF all description from wool hat at
80 cents TO the finest Beaver, at 50 90
Having the services of a first rate Tailor. he
is prepared TO execute all orders in that
line with prompness, and in the most
fashionable styles.
Segars OF any quality or quantity and al
most at any price.
Coopering of all kinds on hand aud made
10 order.
Sign aud Ornamental painting done in the
neatest manner.
Furniture Of all kinds made to order and
variety on hand.
Carriages, Barouches and Buggies repaired
and made TO order.
Wagons "a variety on hand and made TO
order.
BIacksmithing in all its various branches
variety OF plow work on hand, and a
general variety Of articles too numerous
to mention.
Tobacco will be MAZE up on shares, if de-
sired. Orders from distance will be
nuncitlalv attended 10
will barter any of the above named ar
ticles for good sound hides, or any articles
that may be needed at said Institution.
1t is suggested that orders for Negro
Shofs should be sent on as soon as possible.
Cash, or bills or drafts on any good house
in Mobile will be taken in payment of pur-
cbases. Terms in CONFORMITY with The
times.
JOHN G, GRAHAM. Lessee.
July 10, iS47. 2S-tf
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and George Mcintosh are supposed. 10
be his accompiiccs, who were lately al
The Lauderdale fp gs.
Fry is represented as wearing The u
very of heaved TO serve the devil IN
He is 81 or % years of age, feet 10 or
Ii inches high, has a dark skin, blue
eyes, dark but not black hair, is fond of
horse trading. and when in company
usually has his knife in bis hand. lie
rode off with bay pony with swob tail,
and reached name = He Is from Moore
county. N. q.
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A NATIONAL WORK.
Gen. TayiOr's Life, Battles and
EDasnnfcusas

70 ss .
INCLUDING LARGE NUMBER OF HIGHLY
IL rMpoRrAN LETTERS, from the President
ofthe United States, the Secretary OF War,
Gen. Taylor, Gen. Scott, Commodore
Perry, and the Mexican authorities. Full
and Official Accounts OF the Battles of Pa
10 Alto Resaca de la Palma, Monterey,
Buena Vista and Vera Cruz.
WITH MAPS AND PL ms
OF THE BATTLE-FIELDS, CITIES,
AND PORTR IT'S OF THE
PRINCIPAL GENE
RAILS.
THIS is one Of the most interesting and
cheap works Of the age. .,Serentg-taoo large
royal octave pages. with the splendid en-
cravings, for 25 cts. Five copies will be
sent by mail for 81.
T. G. CLARKE,
SIS, Dock street, Philadelphia.
~ Editors who notice and copy this
will receive FIVE copies of the work.
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NEW SPRING
AND
SU NJ MER GOODS.

?" card s. DUE are now receiving
N a. and opening, one OF the largest aad
most varied stock Of ENGIisn FRENcH and
AMERICAN Staple and Fancy
Dry Goods,
Ever uG,red in this Market; embracing
almoot every. article liz the above line 81
Goods. Also, large assortment of
Ready Made ClofIsiasg,
Hats. Fashionable Beaver and MoIeskin
Panama, Leghorn and Palm Leaf; Bon
pets, Florence Braid, Pamela, Coburgs
Straw, and other Styles OF Ladies' and,
Misses. Boots and Shoes Gents Super
Cali, Morocco and Seal. Ladies Cali, Seal
and Leather Booees aud Shoes, do. Kid,
Morocco, Cali, Buskins, Paris Ties, Slip
pers. and Polka Slippers. Misses and Chill
drens' Shoes and Slippers, and q most SD
perb lot oil .,sss.
Ladies' Dress Goods.
Consisting in part of Oinbrc Stripe,
Zephyr and Polka Bareg $; Printed Lawns,
Muslin Ginahams, Printed Jaconetts, etc.
HARDwARE-A large and general assert
ment.
CHEWING ToBAcco--A large assortment.
To all Of which we respectfully invite
the attention Of our friends and the Public
generally. The senior partner having spent
some several months in the North I'm and
Eastern Markets, and having devoted his
best efforts in their selection, and baviug
purchased them principally for Cash we
are prepared TO Offer unusual inducements,
and feel wei assured that all who may ia
vor US with call, will find our prices en-.
trely satisfactory.
HEARD & DUE.
Wetumpka, May IL, 1877.
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NEarried-In thi) city, on Thursday eve
ming Slh inst, by the Rev. A. Van House.
Mr.. FRANeis S. HEARD to Miss MARY
CAMPBgLL-all Of this city.
We acknowledge the receipt of nice
piece Of the Brides cake, and in return
congratulate the happy couple upon the
many felicities anticipated from the married
life.
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Barllacue.

There will be a BARBACUB given at
McLeod's Mills, g miles east Of Wetump-
ka, on Thursday the 18Th of July, for the
benefit of the candidates OF Coosa County.
1t is expected that they will attend, and the
citizens generally.
TIMOTHY WHITE.
July 13, 1917.
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| am, Respectfully,
Your Fellow-citizen,
RICHARD RICHARDSON

RICHARD RICHARDSON.
P.S. 1 have been informed on vari-
Gus occasions in this county, or the eve
Of an election, il not the day, men have
been sent to the various Beats in the
county, for the purpose of reporting that
certain candidates had come down, ir
order to secure the election of some par
iicular friend. would merely caution
you against all such reports, p irliculally
as to myself. 1t is known to the most
of you that such a course was pursued
in Coosa county on former occasion,
while a contest was going on between
Dawson and Morris, and that the good
people Of Nxbdrg Beat, as well as ether
Beats IN the county, were deceived and
their favorite candidate defeated.
R.R.
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IF We are authorised TO announce
FREDER d.. F0SCUE.
as candidate 10 represent C'oosa county in
the Representative branch Of the next Lee
gislature.
sP We are authorized to announce
w. $. KYEE,
as a candidate to represent Coosa county
in the Representative branch of the next
Legislature.
~ We are authorized to announce the
name of
RICHARD RICHARDSON,
as candidate 10 represent Coosa county in
the Representative branch Of the next Lee
sislalure.
~ We are authorized to announce the
name Of
SAMUEL aPIG ENER,
as a candidate to represent Coosa county in
the Representative branch olthe State Lee
gislature.
nz-We are authorised TO announce
the name OF
MAI. A. III. EKENDBHCK.
as a candidate to represent Coosa coun-
ty in the Representative, branch OF the
next Leg stature.
1--we are authorised TO announce
the name Of
DANIEL CRAWFORD.
as candidate TO represent Coosa ceun'
ty in the Representative, branch Of the
next Legislature.
as We, a number Of the cilizcns of
Beat No. 2, oil the I'd Battalion, propose the
name of
DAVID w. BOHEMIAN,
as suitable person TO Represent Coos
county 10 the next Legislature. Having
consulted Mr.. Bozeman on the sebject, we
are authorized 10 announte him as a candi-
date. MANY VOTERS.
n-We are authorised TO announce the
name of
SEARORN y. KIDD,
as candidate for the Office OF Tax Collec-
tor for Coosa county, at the next August
election.
H We are authorised to announce the
name of
GUY SMITH,
as a candidate for The oticeof Tax Collec-
tor OF Coosa county, at the next August
election.
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THE STATE OF ALABAMA,
CooeA CouNrv

COOSA COUNTY.
OnpHAss' CouRr, Vacation, May "a, A. D. ls47.
'THNHlS day came James ". Jele-, admi
B. nistralor OF Joseph Harwell, deceased,
and flies his petition showing, amongst
Other things, that the real estate Of SAID de
cedant consists of the undivided half Of the
north hall OF section nine Coy township
nineteen (l9) and range nineteen 10, AL
so the undivided sixth part OF said section
township and range, east ia the Tai
lapoosa Land Disirict-that the same
cannot be equally, fairly and .benefcially
divided among the heirs OF said in
teslale without sale thereof-that The heirs
OF said inlestsle are Della Harwell, widow,
Merritt Harwek James Harwell, Linzey
HarweIl, Liney Harwell, minor heirs OF
said decedant.
u is therefore ordered6y the Court, That
John A. Graham be and is hereby appoint
ed Guardian adiitea, Tor said minors, and
that citation issde to him to appear at a
Special fern of this Court, to be holden
on the I'd Monday in August next, TO de-
fend against said petition.
IL is further ordered. That a citation be
perfected on the said Della Harwel., widow
as aforesaid, by a publication of this order
in the g Stale Guard" a newspaper publish
ed IN the city OF Wetumpka, .oi forty days
the said Della, and all persons
concerned in the premises, to be d I'd appear
ON said Cd Monday in August next, then
and there to show cause WHY the prayer OF
the petitioner should not be granted.
WITNESS:
EBENEZER PONp, J. c. G. O. @.
ATTEsr: |. w. SuTTLE, CPk.
June %, 1917. lprs fee $l4.i asst
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Tin-W are.

A. LARGE lot of Tin-Nare, consist
N ing Of general variety, 10 hich the
atienlionof Merchants and others are re-
quesled-and can be purchased on as mo-
deIafe termsas atanyi manufactufy in the
Southern country For sale al the
PENITENTIARY.
July 10 S8if
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DIR. w HY. Ill. MOTIFS
PrOplsylacfic and Argiilaceoms
DENTIFRECE.

EFVO LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
d WIN are DESTROYS oil preserving theiI
TEETH, the importance Of keening them
clean cannot be 100 strongly Impressed upon
their minds. Proper attention TO the clean
illness oil these organs, contributes more to
Their HEALTH Than IS generally supposed
II prevents Carries Todh-ache, AtrophH
Necrosis, Deaading, .Saiirdry Cdicalas,
Diseases ol the Gums, &c. &c. And in
fact, where the Teeth are kept literally
clean, scarcely any disease will ever make
its appearance: consequently. to those who
are DESTROYS OF preventing the destruction
of these valuable organs, the undersigned
offers 10 the public good Ptophylacric and
Argillaceous Dentiliice, one that does not
ONLY cleanse, preserve. and whiten the
Teeth, but puriies and readers Fnor
Oris pleasant.
This Powder does not contain any of
The acids COMPOSING part Of many Of the
Powders now In use. which has a tendency
TO decompose fhe ieeth-bdt all the iugre-
dents has sanitary effect ON the TEETH
AND GUMSl which has been tested BY
several gentlerhen whose Signatures will be
found 10 the refomnendauoaS below
Wetampka. Aug. II. 1916.
DR.. VIM. IL. Moorish: Having used
your Prophy tactic and Argilaceous Deni-
irice, it affords me pleasure 10 be able 10
bear testimony in its favor, and recommend
it 10 public attention, as a safe, pleasant
and valuable m-dy for hardening the
gums and whitening aud removing the
tartar from the teeth.
Respectfully, your ob't serv't,
J. e. HARRIS, VI. D.
We, the undersigned, do hereby certify,
that we have Used DIR. VIM H. Motifs Pro
phalaclie and Argillaceous Dentrlfce, and
find il The best we have used in cleansing
and whitening the Teeth, and producing
the effect recommended:
J. d. Whatley, James Elmer,
JIG Graham, w. A. McClung,
H. S. " all, w. w. Graham.
w. Z. Bulger, l. Bryan, p. Nj.
Milton Cooper, Webb Kidd,
Fl. McConagay, Jas. G. Johnson,
Jas. F.. Sullivan, J. B. McMilan,
r. J. Harrison, VIM. P. Britain.
Il. Ragland, Jas. Fl. Rodgers.
AGENTS. VIM. 3. Cooper, Wetumpka,
t. w. Hney, Geo, Talladega, are Agents
for the sale of this valuable Powder.
Wetumpka, June 20, 1917 2B-1y
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In Autauga County.
III We are authorized to announce
nr. NREHN WOOD.

DIR. John WOOD,
as candidate 10 represent Autauga county
in the Representative branch Of the next
Legislature.
We are authorised to announce
GEN G.. M. JACKSON,
as candidate for Representative oil Au-
tauga county ia The State Legislature. at
the election in August next.
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G. Lac. MASON.
ATTORNEY ATLAW,

T T T Q Z n Z 7 A T l. A w,
WFTUMPKA, ALA.
DRACTiCES 10 the Courts of Mont
4 gomefy, Autauga, Coosa and ITALIA
poosa.
REFEREHCEs.
J. Y. WasoN, Seery Navy Washington City.
y w = y sA : p J,. Tuscaloosa, Ala
Messrs. READY & HoudHToN,
NJ. S. CAssfrr1. Wetumpka, Ala.
WNt. Y. LuSDIE,
July 6, 1877. 271y
The State guard. [volume] (Wetumpka, Ala.) 1847-18??, 1847-07-13

UOUSE'S PILE OINTMENT is a
Il mosl valuable, safe and certain cure
for PILES.
IL See certificates around the bottle
Prepared BIZ Geo. w. House, Nashville,
Tenn. Price S per bottle.
Sold by VIM. b. COOPER,
Wetumpka IA.
And, upon inquiry, may be found in every
to sn and village, and from numerous coun-
try agents, throughout the west and south.
Nashville, Feb, 4, 1917. 2S-6m