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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-18
WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY


RI HIS company, heng duly organised is prepared
: In make .usui anoe every description of FIRE and
Marine Risks, such dwelling houses Store HOUSES
wth Their contents. AsO, steam Boats Flat bo..s ANA
nee eoss VITA Their eafsOes, 20 aud from any port on
Tie ONO aud Mississippi rivers heirrhutary stream
Applications Tor Insurance TO be made Tor present al
the othee OF the Wheeling Savings Institution
r. Mccoy Ser,v
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-18

Cleanse ard Strengthen. Consumption can be orred
BroRchItts Consumption, Ltrtr Complaint Colds
Cafarrh. Coughs, Istkra, SpitiHg Of BLOOD
Ssron,ss IN the Chest ~ otic Finish. Wight
Snea's DtGeaH ProfuH E1peot0
ratsvH, Pam IN the S,d, Sc hare
been aud can be cured
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-18
A CARD.

THOMAS REArh. JAS. MARTIN.
REATH a MARTIN.
T1LOUR Factors and general Comm sion Merchants
for the sale of Bacon, Pork Lard, Butter Seeds and
every description OF Western Produce Central Block
Broad Street, PHILADELPHIA, Pa.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-18
Ms UPE Ans

Endure the Piles no longer.
" sr,trRrss rsos ruE rItrs sEsttfr 20 rsr
DIR, UPH a N 5
VEGETABLE ELECT [ AIRY,
TIE FAULT IS THEIR OWN.
Try il. all Won that have the PILES, INFtANA-
TIoN Of the Liver Spleen. Bowels. Kidneys,
Bladder. Liver Complaint, DysrePsis, Con-
stipaiion, Sick Headache, or any Diseases
Of which
PILE 5.
Ether Bleeding or Blind. Eriernnl or In
tlraal. is he determination If. aud fke honks
Of additional thousands WiH be erpresstd.
READ thi. EVIDENCE here OF CURES.
Though il CANNOT give ths saved one wealth
II gives treasure far more glorious. iEsLTH.
USIrEp STATES h.RsusLLs urFicE,(
New YORK, eccmber 6, ~ I
Messrs-KHrcHsN a. HESsHsw:
Gentlemen, understanding YOU are the general agents
for the sale of DIR Uphans Vegetable Eeeuary, fer
the cure OF Piles have deemed my duty ~ volunteer
recommendation ~ behalf Of that valuable medicine
have heen an ctcd f0t years with lies, ard have
led various remedies hut with beneficial effects
indeed eran 10 consider uy utterly hopeless But
about the Ist Of September last prevailed upon by
friend 10 make tfia OF The above named medicine
took he advice and rejoice "a say that not only 70
Ieved hut a. lelieve perfectly cured most esrutsi
" recommend It 10 all that may have the misfortune 10
he icted with that annoying and dangerous disease
Very rcspeety Yours, etc. ELY MOORE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-18
ngJzDICaH.
DIR. SWEETSER'S PANACEA


rHIs MEDICINE is warranted. on oaih. not TO ron
L particle Of Caomcl Corrosive Suhimste, Arse
mic. Chloride ~ Gold. or any deleteraus uiiuersis
The principle upon which this medicine acts is ~
assisting and haruoniytng III nature u drives al
foul acrimonious humors the blood ant odg and
~ aSsmilstine with and strengthening the gastric juice
% the stomach u rssists digest i0n IN short there
veiu artery, muscle herve in the humane body,
that - not strengthened hy tho PsN.cEA, and il also
possesses the remarkable properly Of removing mercury
fram the homes and Joints.
FOR ERR PTIONS or THE SKIN -Scurvy. Scor-
hutic Affections, Tumors ScroFnls. or Kings Evil,
White swelling Ery.ipeas Ulcers. Cancers. Running
Sores Scshs and Biles time md determined persever
IN DR. SwEErsER's PkNsrEA. will eject a cure.
EOR INDIGESTION
Rejection Of food. Nausea. Nomiiings Nervous affec
tion. Billions complaints. Headache. Paleness Fe
male irregularities. '. SweeseTs Panacea viii
effect cure; bat ifosinaie. attended with gripping
ayug palms. the dose should be Increased and the cure
viii socn We effected. Let not the patients Tighten
themselves with the idea that thev take
much incidence but bear in mind that their mildly ope
rating medicine puts not weakness into the frame Aut
most certainly draws weaknes out. leaves strength in
place. and by giving composed sleep Eht. and
appetite TO relish food reanmsto the whole with
vigorous action clearing the mind and improving the
sight.
DYSPEPSIA or FIVE YEARS DURATION,
accompanied Nth Ne, Uous Debility, cured
l.. . L. .af
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-18

REFERENCES:
=. BRADY. Esq. Cashier MN Bank ,.h.,,
X. CRANGl.E and Go. '"''"s'
THuS. BELL and co, Bridgeport. OHIO.
MAHLoN MARTIN. Wellsyilic, Ohio.
s 4 " HARBAUGI,
I.ORENZ, STERLING n Co. : Pittsburgh, Pa
CHURCH. CARUTHERs q co.
X. sTEEN q Co, Philadelphia, and Phsdel phis
lere hants generally. sep1-dlys
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-18

This Extract of Sarssparila has been expressly pecpa
red in reference female complaints No female who
has reason to suppose she approaching that critical pc
Rod The turn Of Hfs,' should neglect TO take IT,
is certain preventive for of the numerous and
horrible diseases which females subject this
time of life. This period may be DELAYED 11r sertral
By psiug the madeleine Nor Is II less valuable
for those vino approaching womanhood. It j, cal
culacd assist by Guckening tc blood and in
MIGRATING the system Indeed this medicine is invaus-
jet.
1t braces the whole system. renews permanently The
natural energies by removing ths impurities Of the body.
not so Tar stimulating To produce subsequent rcsxaon
~hichis the OF most lcncs tNc fer female Nenk
ness and disease Byusng few bottles fthls medicine,
many severe and palsiul surgical operations may be
prevented.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-18

II lAhEs MEtALlc FIRE PROOF PAINT IN,
shovs valuable and eNfaordinar, rsltt 10 's
heshs o. h"oa. ana s".ieis orders. For part,,fs az,
n,lis OF te's, 10 - Woods t-sq and other. \, ~ e
Used " c" 'seH houses .aug5 WMag'KPt"e
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-18
U1B91Mn>
HGs YDSJ WA NE

A 6odD COOKING Stove?-ihure is nothing mare
~ desirable in the OF house furniture than GOOD
'sokihs stovethcre are excellent stoves
{" variety OF Patterns now use, hut we have seen
none that appear to have many aivauta a. tho r
tight Continuation Stove. We advise hnusek e. nrrs 10
call and see TINS stoveat IDfiNSov.s ="
Fin, sheet Iran and Stove war. hons. n, ~, IL
me- SiN"''' sep23
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-18
DIR. row NsEND,s
S Ar S APP ARILL A .
Great spring md summer Medicine.


WONDER AND BLESSING OF THE AGE
This Extract 70 pat pp Quart Bottles is
cheaper. gieasarttr and nGrranfsd Superior 10 any
sold II dissase without romitisg pHrg.
iRg, sioksHing debiIitatiHg IL, Patient
The beauty aud superiority NJ this Sarsaparills
all other medicines is while ersdicstss disease,
inyit crates the body. 1t is one Of the very best
SPRING AND SUMMER MEDICINES
Ever known II not only pcrihes the waoe system and
strengthens the person. but pure ami rich
blood power possessed bv no other medicine. And in
tins lies the grand secret offs wonderful II has
performed within the last five years, than 600
Of Of diseases least IS 600
considered incurablc IL has saved the lives Of more
than 5000 children the two past
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-18
NEW ESrA BLlSH
MkNT.
W KEELING COACH
FACTORY.
FrHIIl 4.N

cue All or ders N their ine such as Coaches Co.,,
bsf"nehss aud bHggles OF all klnds which win - 80
up "a good style and a low any place vest s''
Az sinds of repairing done al The short4.t I,,i 49, .
on the most reasonable TENS. ' ""'
Gee 10 BARNETT 4 SNyrtp
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-18

II Is Tue safest and most cfoclua medicine Tor puri
Hiug the system, and relieving the sufernss attendant
upon child birth discovered II strengthens both
mother and child prevents pain and disease increases
and enriches the food, who have used IL think
b. ndispensac II s highly useful both before aud
sorr confinement 1t prevents diseases attendant
ehiidbirtiH Costtvencss Plies Cramps, Swelling of the
Feet, Dependency Heartburn. Vomiting, PAIN the
Back and Lous. False Pains Hemorrhsge and in rcgu.
auag tae secreous and equaiizug the circulation has
equal The beauty Of this medicine II is al
ways sale and the most delicate niost successfully,
very few cases require other medicine, in some a
little Castor OIL Magnesia is useful Exercise in tho
open and light food with this medicine will slwsys
ensure safe and easy confinement
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-18

DIR. Townsend Is almost daly receiving orders from
Physicians In different parts of the Uniou.
This certify that the undersigned Physicians
Of the CITY Of Albany have prescribed
pr. Tosnsends Safsaparrla and believe II TO be
pf the most valuable preparations in the market
H. ?. PULLING, NJ u.
J. WILSON, NJ d.
X l.. BR lGGS, NJ d.
F. r. ELMENDORF, NJ d.
uru
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-18
10000 case. of General Debility and want
Of NcrNnIls EuerRN.

Dr. Townseuds Sarsaparilla iuyi4oraes the whole
permanently. To those who have lost their musru.
lar energy by tue effects Of icne com
mted IN youth the indulgence Of the pas
sions and brought ~ physical prostatou Of the
system. lassitUde Of ambition iant,s
tons premature decay and decline, Fastening towards
that fatal disease Consumption be entirely hy
this pleasant remedy TINS Slrsapsrla i. far superior
to any
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-18

A. it and nvigorstes the system gives activity
to the limbs and strength to tie muscular system in
most extraordinary degree.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-18

certify that for the last five years have been az
fciod with Dyspepsia and Water Brash. accompanied
with general weakness Of the whole Stem psriru-
ary distressing Pains ~ the hack Al times my diges
tieu lad that could scarcely keep ANYTHING
stomach. and coffee could not touch. has teen
attended by several doctors and had taken great many
srescri ltions without receiving any teueft. few
weeks ego commenced taking nr. Sweeter ranacca
and before had finished tho FIRST bottle. fe certain
would cure me. a. no medicine had taken had such
effect tao. | have taken three hotties and feel
perfectly well am, however. taking another bottle to
strengthen my nervous system. make this statement
publicly, let afflicted know where obtain relief
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-18

Prom the wraflhs Too lhln elehng aq liam .ho.. n,
vel and cold weather, from ishi laelna ,ma,oa - ~
sedeutsTy habits great mental sKeieinent ns n,s'
ed Ankieiy OF deep trouble OF mind aud M
aud host Of other Causes, spIlng those I'd JkEns1
Complaints with this long, numerous aud l,.isnehi
OF diseases grow ing out OF them wine lb.s. 49,
einnentS designed 10 eurs The obstru or ..
pression OF the and exesetion.
al women, OF very frequent occurrence A. Ma.
spread extensive, and one ~ hieh II neglected mr.
auCes the 4osi fatal Consequences large prspvfiia.
vi the Diseases Vi the stomach Liver Lungs Bran And
sssssss sgsls.s IL -. lSiAAss in tins prl..,.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-18
Notice 10 the Ladies.

Those that initiate DR.. Towasends Sarssparilln, have
invariably called their stuff great Rensdy for ftmait
&C. &c, and have copied bills and circulars which
relates TO the complaints of women word for otdothef
who put up medicine have, since the great
of DR. Townsends Sarssparila in complaints incident TO
females theirs although previously they did
not. number OF these mixtures, Pills Sc, inju
rous 10 females, they disease, and under
mine the constitution. Dr. TowAscnd's is the only and
beet remedy for the numerous female complaInts-t
rarely, If fails of efectng permanent II
be taken by the delicate females any case
or by those expecting to become mothers, with the
greatest advantages, It prepares the syhism and
prevents pain danger and strengthens both mother
and child. Be careful 10 get the genuine
The State guard., 1848-08-15
The Party of good Luck.

We believe in the words of the Balti- more Patriot, that the Democratic party ''is the party of good luck" We have had the good luck to stand by the Constitu. ton when assailed by Webster, Clay, Crittendon and Bell; we have had the good luck to get liberal tariff law, and without deranging business OF breaking up factories; we have had the good luck to see an independent treasury surmouni every obstacle, and do the commercial world benefit that Biddle's bank never did and never could perform; we have Ad the good luck to whip Mexico and make an honorable peace the good luck to please foreigners hecauss our princi. pies are consistent with truth, justice and humanity; the good luck to get loans when every device was made to break down the government credlt by federal harpes; the good luck to defeat the ma chinations of the party of ssBad Luck in almost all the ruinous measures it eve n acted. Huzza, then, for the party ol ''Good Luck l--S. ClairsriHe (O.) Gag.
The State guard., 1848-08-15
STATE OF ALABAMA, }
 AutaAga County. {

Special Orphaas's Court, July E. l74s.
 Isaac stephens Guardian ot Jeptha Moore, Archibald Moore, & Lucinda Moore, heirs of Rachael Moore, dec'd, having re. moved beyond the jurisdiction of this Court without having sealed his accounts as such Guardian, and on application of the said heirs by attorney, It was ordered by the (ourt that publication be made Tn the State Guard, newspaper published in the City of Welumpkd, Ala. notifying said Isaac Stephens, Guai dian as aforesaid, to be and appear at a regular Orphans Court to be holden at Kingston for said county on the fourth Monday in October next, and file his accounts and vouchers for settlement ol his Guardianship of said Jep,ha Moore Archibald Moore, and Lucinda Moore. And further that unless he appear at the time and place above named, an account will be stated by lhe Jadee of said Court in favor of said heirs, and settled as now required by law.
 Copied from the minutes.
 Wm. N. THOMPSONJr. Crk.
 July 25, 1S4S Pr. fee' $5I 30-H.
The State guard., 1848-08-15
More of si.e whig Esiot.

We give the followingextract from an Ad. dress of the Ohio Whig Central Commit tee which earnestly calls upon the Wings of that State to support TAYLOR and FILL MORE on the ground that he is in favor ei the Wilmot Proviso.
 It would doubtless have been more con sonant to the feelings of the Wings of Ohio, had a candidate been selected whose residence and associations would have naturally inclined him to agyee with us fully on this subject. His residence and associations, however, have not blin- ded Gen. Taylorto tie evils of the institu- tion of slavery, and the moral depravity of it's extension. On the subject of slavery extension, the views of Gen. Taylor are freely expressed in his approval of the sentiments contained in the following ex- tract of an editorial article, published in the Cincisati Signal, of April, ls47,, asd sent by the Editor to Gen. Taylor:
 "Fhe only path of safety for those who may hereafter fill the Presidential office, is to rest in the discharge of Executive luiCtionSs uHu lct tic iStlli' M III Ol sille people find utterance and enactment.- The American people are about to assume the responsibility of framing the institu- tions of the Pacific States. We have no fears for the issue, if the arena of the high debate is the assemblies. of the people and their representative Halls. The erieasioa ouer the continent beyond the Rio Grande of Me Ordinance of l787, is an object loo high and permanentto 10 beba0ged by Presi- dentadl petoes.
 To the article from which the above extract is made, Gen. Taylor responded, in a letter of date May IS, Is47, &C., knowledging his thigh opinion and deci- ded dppropal of the views and senti- ments.0
 Here, it will be noticed, that Gen. Fay Tor decidedly approves, of giving to the will and acts of Congress ''torce and ef- feet, unrestricted by kingly retos, and that on Executive veto should prerent the er- tehsionof the Ordinance of 17s7, ouer Mc mesoly acquired Mcricaa Tsrritory.s r
The State guard., 1848-08-15
TALLADEGA White Subnher Springs.


 Rzr.A THESE well known and highly sssm reputed Springs are now open ant 1--'-AAAa. ready for the reception of visitors. The well known healthy location, and ro- mantle scenery of this place. needs no comment from us. The House and Gotta ges are in thorough repair, with new Furni- lure, and a thorough out. fit of all the ar engagements sufficient 10 accommodate $50 or 400 persons. Several talented Musi. cians have been engaged, so that the tx- tensive Ball Room may be kept constantly supplied with Music, free of charge. ln shou, no pains or expense will be spared to render it delightful place of resort for the gay and fashionable as well as inc in vali5 during ihe sumlr CT months.
 The subscriber having been for the las' sixteen years connected with several first class botes, in the Southern Stales, and more recently superintendent with Mir. Rudler of the Rialto at Montgomery, Ala, flalteis himself that he can give entire satisfaction To all who may favor him with a.vist. J. MELRO5E WALKER,
 Lessee and Manager.
 P. s. Arrangements have been made for HACK 10 rnlersect Mr PowelI's daily line of four horse post Coaches from Mont gomery al Sylacogsa regularly.
 July IS, lS48. 29-2m.
The State guard., 1848-08-15
State of Alabama, COOSA COUNTY.

Orphan's Court, Vacataon, July 25, 1S48. YHyHIS day came Alvin A. Me Whorter
 A and flies his petition showing, among other things, that on the dlh day of Janu. ary, 1887, A. B. Norlbiup, John Duncan and E. ". Gilbert, executed 10 him a bond, conditioned to make good and law ful titles in fee simple, 10 the said Alvin A.. when he should pay the sum of fifteen hun. dred and forty Dollars, &c to Lots Mo- IA, 20. and 2l in square c of original Lot IS |. aceorJing,to a subdivision of said original lof, &c,; and further, that on the 23rd day of December, l943, Samuel Catlih ac- knowledges the assignment or transfer of the Bond of E.. Simms, to the foregoing de- scribed lots, and obligates himself to com
 ply with the conditions of said bond, &c: and further, on the 22d day of October, '1S43, H. M. NoHhrup executed his bond 10 said petitioner, conditioned to make good audsnfic tent titles to io.s No, s, 9, 10, H., l2, b1l 13, and the north half of lot No. ', also lots No. and ', all of original lot 18l, &c., in the city of W etumpka and upon which bond the saii Samuel Catlin obligates himself to comply with the con dlions as aforesaid, on the 23rd day of DSSfiiibS= =fF lOfo ldnu Suiu 1iViu h NiC- Whorlher further sets fofth iG his petition that he has compiled with all the condi- 'tions entered into by him, and the repre- sentatiyes of said Simms have refused to make titles direc, to petitioner, but have made them 10 Samuel Cailin, &c.; and that the said Samuel Callin having depart- ed this life before making titles to the fore going described lots, to petitioner, or any part of them, but being ready and willing so to do ]; and further, that pelioner is ap- prsed that Leifers of Administration on the estate of sai San uel Catlin, deceased have been granted to N, Smith Graham, he prays that said Administrator be ordered and desired to execute titles to said afore- described lots, to the sad Alvin A. Me Whorter. in conformity with the statue in snch case made and provided, whereu,on 1t Is ordered by the Court, that publication of this application and order he made in inc State Guard," newspaper printed ia helcity of Wetunpka, once a month for three consecutive months, requiring the said administrator and all other persons concerned in the premises, 10 be and ap- pear at a term of this court, 10 Ee holden on the first Monday in November next, then and there 10 shey cause why the prayer of the petitioner should not be granted. A true copy from the minutes
 5aAuest. YlSv INV. SUTTLE. CTk. 5 Aug. l, ls4s..( (N. fee sls,) s1 lmam
The State guard., 1848-08-15
TralsagivlaIa University. MEDIGAL sDEPARTlfENT.

FEvHEs3lst Secession will open on the 1st N Monday in Ndyember next, under the direction ref The following faculty,-viz. i BENJAMIN sIY DUDLEY, M. D., Professor of the Principles and Practice ol ! THos, D. MITCHELL, M. D., Pro- lpssor of,Materia Medica and Theraputics. ROBERT PETER, M. D., Professor of Chemistry and Pharmacy.s 5asH .tsa
 JAMESgh BUSH, M.D., Professor of Special apdSureical Anatomy. 73. SAM MUEEr .AiNNAN.t M. D., Professor of Obstetrics and the Diseases of Women and Children.
 ELISA BARTLETT, M. D., Profess ol of rheorv ana Ptaciice of Medicine.
 ETHEk& p tsTa l.. DUDLEY, M. D. Professor of 'Geseral and Pathological Ana
 H. M. sKfLLMAN, M. D., Demonslra- tor of Anatomy.
 The cost of ful! course is Que Hun, drsd ard Fire Doltars, iapariably in ad- rance, in notes oi good and solvent Banks of the States whence the pupils come The Matriculation and Libary Ticket is Five Dollars. The Graduation Fee is Twenty Five Dollars. par money. The Dissecting Ticker is Ten Dollars. Cini- cal Instruction graEis, to the candidates for graduation.
 Boarding and Lodging, including lights, at from $2 10 $3 per. week.. |
 ROBERTPETER. M. D.,
 '' '- Dsan of he Facuity.
 LeXin9ton, Ky, July l. tS4S.
The State guard., 1848-08-15
$2O Reward.

ESCAPED from Jail, Coosa county, AA Ala; a man by the name of William Williams alias (Culier WiIliams,) about five feet5 or6 inchs high, dark complex ion, has heavy eyebrows, and sickly ap- pearanee; Said Williams was tommit- ted to Jail to await his trial under charge of a tempt to murder, the above, reward of SEQ will be paid 10 any person that will de- liver Inc said Williams to me al Rockford, or lodge him in some Jail in this State so that l may safely get him.
 A. G. HALLMARK, ,-7Sh'6.
 Aug. !, lSiS.--33--3t
The State guard., 1848-08-15
Coosa SheriR,s Sale.

w ILL be s1 ,ld, in front of the Market w House, in the city of We:umpka, on the thiTd Monday in August next, Lots No. l2 and l3, situated in North Wetumr- ka, where J. M. N. B. Nix's steam mills now stand. Also Lot No. 222, situated in North Wetumpka, where J. M. N. B. Nix's residence now stands. Lev;ed upon as the property of J. M. N. B. Nix, 10 satis- fy sundry ii fas in my office, vs. slid Nix.
 4. c. HALLMARK, Sh'f. \
 !nne |, ls4s. ipl's fee $9-> 23tds.
The State guard., 1848-08-15
saw an.l Gri,t MilIIrons.

NHE Montgomery Manufacturing -l Company have in connection with their Boundary and Machine department complete Blacksmith's Shop, and are now prepared tor the prompt execution oi all orders for iron work of every discrip- tion. Particular preparation has been made for Saw and Grst mills; and mllers and others may, with confidence rely upon procuring promptly good and sub- staniial irons on terms more reasonable than they have heretofore been offered to them in -3his city. Saw mill clanks and Grist mills spindles both cast and wrought and all other descriptions oi Mill Irons constantly on hand aearranted. aei
 Highest prices paid for old Iron.
 @ss GlNDRAT & CO,
 Montgomery, June 27, 1S49. 2b-G
The State guard., 1848-08-15
New Foundry.

' (Montgomery Maaufacturhag Co.)
 HAVE just received large supply of Ilthe most select patterns from the Nor ihera citiss, of Ence, Bqlcony, and Tomb Ratings. Those who are in wan; are invited to call and exaL,ine their selec- tion, the choicest and cheapest ever yet presented to ihe citizens of our State. Or ders for these will have particular attention and the. quality of the castings warrented equal to any Northern work. 9
 ia 7GINDRAT & CO. Agts Montgomery Manufactming d. Go
 Orders frdm abroad will be promptly filled and drawings of our various patterns fur nished parties who live at distance.
 Montgomery, June 27, l84S. 26--tf