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STATE OF ALABAMA, )
 COOsa county.

Orphan's Court Tacation, May 8, 1s4S. THIS day came John Gaddis, admInis- IL lratur Of the estate of Francis Lock dec'd, and files his account and vouchers Tor final settlement of said estate. Where. upon it is ordered by the Court that forty days notice be given by publication in the :" State Guard" requiring all persons con cerned in the premises to be and appear al a term of this court to be holden at the court house in tue town of Rockford, on the first Monday in July next; then and there 10 show cause why such final settle ment should not be made.
 A true copy from the minutes. Attest,
 l. W. SUTTLE, CPk.
 May l6, .S4S' (Pr's fee $7 5O) 20-7t
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THvHE undersigned, thankful for past la N voIs, would inform his friends and the public generally, that he still continues at his old stand, one door south of the Market House, at the sign of the gilt saddle. where he will Manufacture Saddles, Brides, liar. ness, Medical Wallets, and various other articles in his line, of the very best mater- als, and at rrices as low as they can be pur- chased at any other place in the south.- Also good assortment of ready made work of his own manufacture on hand, which will be sold very low for cash.
 Also, he has good assortment of Stil- rups. Bits, Rings, Saddle Trees. Birdie and Harness Trimmings. Coach Lace, and various other arllcles usually kept in sim liar establishments.
 Repairing done at short notice and mod crate prices. All work warranted to do good service.
 A large assortment oi Coach, Buggy, Wagon and Nearo Whips.
 SAMUEL CARNOCHAN.
 Wetumpka, March l3, l64S, lily.
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STATE OF ALABAMA,
 COOSa County.

Orphans' Court, Vacation, April l7, 4. D
 1S4S.
 HNHIS day came o. E. Lacy, Admins Il lralor of the estate of Reuben Flz. gerald, deceased and files his account and vouchers for partial settlement of said es- tate. Whereupon it is ordered, that forty days notice be given by publication in the "Statc Guard" requiring all persons inIe rested 10 be and appear al regular term ol this Court, to be holden on the first Monday in June next. at the Court House in the town of Rockford, to show cause, fl any they have, why such settlement should nol be made.
 A true copy from the minutes.
 Attest I. w. SUTTLE, Clerk.
 May 9 I94S. (Pr's fee $6) IS 5t
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DIR. LARzETrI's JUNO CORDIAL, on PRO
 CREATIVE ELMER.

Dk. LAKEEIIl S lpNo CohpiAL, oh rho'
 CREATIVE ELIXIR.
 For both male and female-prescribed as an eficctual restorative in cases oi debility, impolency. or barrenness. and all irregular lties of nature. 1t is all that it professes 10 be, viz: Natures grand restorative and re. medy for those in the married state with out offspring. IL has been used with com- plete success by some of the first families in this city, and proved itself to be boon. priceless value, by acting as restorative to remedy these inexplicsble irregVlarlles of nature. the existence of which renders the married state barren waste and void of happiness. For chronic cases of Leu corrhosa and other complaints of this na- turc, 1t is certain cure. e
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V aIuable Lands
 FOR SALE.

@zwA I OFFER for sale all my
 fss.@A lands situated in Coosa county.
 ..@ being about sixteen hundred .siseaasaeasa acres, and located within few miles of Nixburg, and about twenty-two miles from We.umpka, in healthy and well watered country. There are on the lands a good dwelling house, kitchen, ne- gro houses, barns, stables and all other ne- cessary out-houses, and first rate apple and peach orchard, with upwards of three hundred acres of cleared land under good fences and in a fne state of cultivalion.- I will sell these lands in different parcels, or to suit the convenience of purchasers. 1 will sell the stock on lie place, consist ing of cattle, hogs, sheep &c. Also, will sell the present crop. As am determined on moving west lhis fall, persons desirous of purchasing valuable lands and procuring excellent siluat ions, would do well to call on me soon on the premises and examine for themselves.
 Coos co.. AIa May I6 '4S 20. 3m
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WETuMKA, May 29, ls4s.

Ulr. Hdrdy:
 We would suggest to the Ladies of Wetumpka and vicinity, that if they will get up Fair on the fourth of July, the proceeds of which, to be appropriated to the finishing of the Baptist Church, it will be literally patronised by
 MANY GENTLEMEN,
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STATE OF ALABAMA, !
 COOS;l County.

CNOsst VOuHUy. OrphanS' Court, Tacafion, April r, 4. D. 1S4S.
 "HIS day came Theresa E. Byres, Ad- l mnistratrlx on the estate Of John By CTS, deceased, and files her account and vouchers for partial settlement of said es- tate. Whereupon it is ordered by the Court that forty days notice be given by publica- ton in ihe "State Gua-d," requiring all persons interested to be and appear at a regular term Of this Court, to be holden on the lst Monday in June next, at the Court House in the town of Rockford, 10 show cause, if any they have, why such settle ment should not be made.
 A true copy from the minutes.
 Attest. l. w. .SUTTLE, Clerk. May 3, 1S4S. (Pr's fee S6) IS 5t.
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AGENTS WANTED

TENo CANVASS FOR SOME NEW AND POPULAR IL WORKS in every COUNTY lhoughout the United States. To Agents, the most liberal encouragement is ofered-wilh a small capital of from $25 to $l00. A chance is off,red. whereby an Agent can make from BIO 10 $l5 per week.
 WM. A. LEARY. No. 15S IN orlh Second St. Philadelphia. May ?, lS4S. IS 3m
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LoNGLEY's GREAT WESTERN INDIAN PAN-

.
 AcEA
 lst. For colds and Feyersh feelings and preventing Fevers. 2d. For Asthma, Liver Complaint and Bilious affections.
 Sd. For DiarrhGa, Indigestion and loss Of appetite. 4lh. For costlveness in females and males, and Nervous complaints 5lh. For Stomacballeci tsns, DyspepstS Piles. Rheumatism, $c.
 THE GREAT POINTS are, il is not bad To take. never gives PAIN, and never leaves one COSTlVE!!
 For all these things it is warranted une- qualled. and all who do moi find it so may return lhe bottle and get their moLev. Comslock & Co.,. Proprielors, 59 Poy dras>si., New Orleans.
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AdministratOrs Notice.

ADMINISTRATORS NOtiCe. Y etters of administration having been A granted the undersigned by the Or. phans Court of Coosa county on the 25th ult., on the estate .of Samuel Calin de- ceased, notice is hereby given to all per sons having claims against said estate to exhibIt the same within lhe time limited by law, or the same will be barred.
 N.SMI1H GRAHAM, Adm'r..
 May 9th IS4S lS-6t.
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IP All of the following articles are sold in Wetumpka by VIM. B. coo PER, only agent:
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IT Cdution.-Never buy il unless you find The name of Comstock X Co.,, Pre- prietors. on the wrapper of each bottle, or you are cheated with a counterfeit article.
 CoNNEL s MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR, Ihc uerlds render-pronounced by al
 ,rho kdue erer used t.
 White swellisgs, luaamation, pain in the back weak limbs, tender or sore feet, ard and all scrofulous sores are speedily and permanently cured by Connel's Magi- cal Pain Extractor. Affections of the lungs aeue in the lace, breast, tic Goloreaux, chro- nc sore eyes, blistered surfaces, &c. It is equally beneficial in all kinds of inflamna- tory diseases, such as sore Nipples ard Eyes, Sprains. Rheumatism, White Swell ling and UlceEs, Braises, Burns, Chilblsins, Erysipelas, Bes. &c., will quickly be re- 2 Iieved by the application of this salve.-- This remarkable sanative possesses many virtues never found in any other arlicle. lt has the most perfect power over all pains by fire, positively allay ing rhe suffering al most immediately upon its application. ft any disbeleVe lha statements, we would earnestly invite them 50 call and examine the numerous ited certificates of re- markable cures wrought by this salye. It has for months past beea sold upon the fol- lowing liberal terms, to wifi the user was not perfectly sais fed, and even de- lighted with its effects, and furthermore. if 1t did mol fully answer our recommenda- lions, their money Was returned immedi- ately at iheir reqaest On these ternls this absolute beal-al is now sold and we simply ask if the public can demand anything stantly on hand, in cases ot accident bv fire life may be lost without it. hut by it's use all burns are subject to it's control un. less the vitals are destroyed.
 IF Caution.-No Pain Extractor can be genuine unless you find lhe signature of Comslock & Co, on the wrapper of each box. Beware of the counterfeit.
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SO THE LADIES.

THE GENUINE BALM OF COLUMBIA, TOR
 RESTORING THE HAIR. ..
 "Long hair i, glory 10 woman," says Paul.
 Preserve il then, ladies-your glory may fall
 Unless you protec Il wih thls pIe paration. VF you wish rich, luxuriant head of A halr free from dandruff and seurG, do not tail to procure the gePuine Balm ui Co.um- hia. In cases of badness Il will more tllan exceed your expectations. Many who have lost their hair for twenty years have had 1t restored 10 it's original perfection by the use of this balm. Age, siaie or condition appears to he no obstacle whateger; it also causes the fluid to flow with which the del- icate hair tubea Is filled, by which means thousands, (whose bair was grey as the Asialic eagle) have had their halr restored 70 its natural color by this invaluable reme- ". In all cases of fever it will be found the most pheasant wash that can be used. A few applications only are necessary to keep the hair from falling out. It sIrength- ems the roots, II never fails to impart rich glossy appearance, and as perfume ioe the toilet il is unequalled; it holds three times as much as othsI miscalled hair re- storatlves and is more effectpa.
 I Cdution.-Never buy il unless you find Inc name of Comstock & Co.,, Pre- prietors. on the wrapper Of each bottle, or you are cheated with counterfeit article.
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*Let Christians mark this fact.
 tLet Christians especially note this par agraph.
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passage Tn the BlDle which speaks of dan- cing; the most important of which per- init me to submit to your inspection.-
 Exed. xv. 20. "And Miriam. the pro. phetess, the sister or Aaron, took a time. brel in her hand and all the women went out after her. with timbrels and with dan- rces." This was op account of the over. throw of the Egyptians in the Red Sea.
 Judges Ri. 34. The daughter of Jep. tha "came out to meet him with timbles and with dances" This, also, was on account of a victory over the enemies of Israel.
 Judges xxi. 31. The regular feat in Shiloh, was feat unto the Lord. in which the daughters of Shiloh went forth in dan. ces. This was done as an act of religious worship.
 Sam, vii, IA, 20. "And David dan. ced before the Lord with all his might. 5 But the irreligious Michal came out to meet David, and said, How glorious was the King of Isreal to-day, who uncovered himself to-day. in the eyes of the hand. maids of his servants, as one of the vain fellows shamelessly uncoveth himself" Dancing, itseems, was sacred rite, and was usually performed by women. At that day, 1t was perverted from it's sacred use py none but ''vain fellows" destitute ot shame. David vindicates himself from her irony, by saying, sit was before the Lord" admitting that had this no bcon
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BAR 6 ANS, BARGAINS.

Coos CO.,. Ala May l6, AS. 20. 3m
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voice of natce itself might continually be heard, Wat
COP hath joined together, let put Gsslder."
We shall only say, in conclusion, that the gentlemen
themselves well pleased with their reception by the
democracy OF the Iron Cty and they offered. in return,
and encouragement still persevers in bathing for
our principles which alone be given BY men honest
themselves and relying upon the honesty and Intelligence
OF their auditors iattt
Last night, free to say, proud one for the
democracy of Pittsbug and will be long remembered ar
an era IN the history of the democratic party OF Allie
gheny county.
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THE DEMOCRATIC cause.-The last two elections in
this city anu county have the useful lesson that
by union and concentrated effort the democrats can al
forward as one man. and glorious victory was won
On Monday last the party generally voted the whole
ticket. and il OF our candidates had been scratched
every nominee would have beer elected as every one
ought to have been II clear that the democracy
Of this city and county have the power in their own
hands, and becomes them to bear the responsible posi-
ton with due regard to Justice right. AMI the preserva
ton of their own strength The commanding influence
exerted by the commercial metropolis OF arre extent OF
napt party to neglect the nssion in which it is engaged
IN Monday last, s,3iS poed in this couniy
Tor governor-an increase of 1891 votes since woven
Der in s44 That fact illustrates the progress g! our
city, ami to the democracy il is especially gratifying,
when taken in connexion with the other TACT nai whist
lsl4 the majority Against us was yos on Monoay lasl
nett gain of about 659 If our whole vote had been
BOILED. our majority would have been at Least 800
making nett gain Of nearly l,ooo-N LOUIS Union
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Notice 10 Claa,na~s1.

ClaANaAato. !. ..as. s...
TUCKER N ADDISON, General Agents, Office 9Th
street (Coenans BuiIdngs) four doors north Of Penn
,yivania avenue -, - .,,., vi. 2 -5.'.
the purpose of prosecuting claims Of an kinds
Congress- and the several departments OF the gcera
overnment. yf
An communications (post paidl addressed to the above
hall receive prompt attention Reference Is made 70 tie
Glowing gentlemen; -.s.s u J. .r4t
lon Geo NJ Dallas Vice President Of the United States.
Ion John Mclean, Supreme Court Of the United Sstss
lon Robert ]. Walker, Secretary OF the Treasury.
Ion. Jno Y. Mason, Secretary Of tho Navy.
Ion. X. M. T. Hunter, United Seass Senate.
Clement Cox, esq., Georgstown, d. @. ~
Jno. Z. Addison, attorneyatiaw. viii oontnae 70, give
before the several
he District Of Columbia, and the adjoining crnues OF
Maryland and Virginia July 4-ly
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Practical Chemistry.

NBE subscriber continues give his personal attention
instruction in practical chemistry miicrnfogy and
geology according the method which lie has pursued
cessiuly during the past thirteen years IN this CITY,
coinodous aud well diminished laboratory, large and
library of practical and scientific works IN the Eng
fish, German, aud French languages together with min
eral geological and technical collections offer ac
~ the student
Analyses of minerals Soils waters, vegetable sub
Stances and the produc OF will be carefully
cuted. Persons residing distance may send by letter
small average samples of earths, Nc weighing from
loo grains to
Tie various apple ATOMS of chemistry 10 manufactures,
agriculture medicine, and pharmacy will receive special
attention. Where IT IS practicable, researches wii be IN
sttuted and opinions given all chemical questions,
Laboratory Zl7 Arch street, above Sixth, in the Arch
Street Hall, Philadelphia
JAMES G. BOOTH,
Member Am. Phil. Society, and Prot. Applied Chemistry
Franklin Institute.
Juty 9-itdtN lawti Oct
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PATeNr OFFICE, August 3, lS4S
NN the petition OF Darlington wilson, OF New York

4 VTIbOh
" city, praying lor the extension OF patent granted to
lton Wilson, for improvement in cooking stoves,
from the of said patent, which
takes place on the l0th day OF October, lS4S-
ordered that the said petition be heard at the Patent
Office The first Monday in October, at IL O'Clock, IN
aud persons are not:hed TO appear and show cause
they have why sad petition ought 10 be granted
Ordered ALSO that this noce be published in the Union,
National ineigencer, and National Demokrat, Washing
Ton; Pennsy vanan, Philadelphia True Sun and Sun,
New York Post, Boston and Gazette, Portsmouth, New
pshe, week for three successive weeks prevl
Gus the first Monday in October
EDMUND BURKE,
Commissioner of Patents
p s. Editors of the above papers wall please copy, and
send the bills the Patent Office, with paper contain
ing this notice. Aug 5-law3w
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" a,o,oo by watm it has been adopted and worn ever
since its first by the late ingenious Mr. Potts, OF
London whom the present artist was or eleven years
pu phi and assistant
&c have seen the artificial leg of Mr. Selpbo its con
strucon appears excellent and well calculated TO answer
ali the objects desired But the best OF all the proof OF
those who wear I em this is positive and nndenabe
some of NV friends, whom ] have mutllaed uiorm Inc
''''' '''o' "'' "VALENTINE MOTT,
sProfesssor of Surgery. University New York.
Also SeIpho's Artificial uand.-An entirely new and
useful substitute for a lost hand, arranged that the
,vearer can open and shut by of the remaining
stump W. s. will give further information by appiica-
ton or by letter, post paid He also refers to DE- J.
Wear OBJ Magnetic Telegraph Office, Columbia, South
Carolina who is authorized 10 receive orders
Jnly ll-3m
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UNsCrlONNAAhE &c mnrihe SoAies c." SHpe"'' P"A
NM lie Baron de Bonnetoux Paris, Cap,talnes de
Vaisseau pu bile les auspices de lie Vice Amai
6aron de Macknu Mnisre de la Marine, volume, Paris,
lSi5 80 - ,
Trate ,les Reconnaissance Mtaires par Chatelain
vol, Paris lS41. -,
Memcires sur In Fort fcation par Choumara, Command
ant du Genie, vol aud atlas
Ordonnance de Cavarie, vos Instruction RED; In
strncton Cheval; Evolutions. . -
Eauitation Mtaire, par Dupont vol. paris, lSH
Traffic de rExploitation DIES Mines, par Combes, nSe-
nieur en- Chef DIES Mines, vols. and atlas
Cours sur lie Service des OFFICERS dAlerie dams les
Foyes approuve par le Ministre de la Guee, vol and
atlas. ;.
LOcier d'Tnfantere en- Champagne, on application dc la
Fertilization la petit gueue. par ie Marechai de camp,
Vte Roguet, vol. - 49,
Schwinck Fart de Forther, vols, 1911.
Which De la Fohc alton ct de Defense DIES Grandes
Places 1 VOL, 1877 ,, :, =, :,
Dic,onnaire de la Justice Miaire, par Du Mesgnil,
VOL, Pars, 1Sl7.
Together with others of the class OF science just inn
ported from Paris direct by r. 1AtLoh'
Is
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THIS II to give notice. that the subscribers have
L obtained from the orphans Of Washington
~ in the District OF Columbia, letters of alton
The personal estate OF Wesley Cmawsy, late of Prince
eor.es county, Maryland, deceased All parsons having
,lans against the said deceased, hereby warned
xhbt same, with the vouchers thereof to the subscri
pers before the llh day of August they
otherwise, by law, be excluded from all benefit OF said
estate. --I fftf -
Given under hands this l4h day OF August 1913.
EDWARD r. BARNARD,
RACHAEL B. BARNARD,
Aug I5--law3w Administrators.
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INoR RENT - The two upper rooms in Washington Han,
the corner oil 6fh and Pennsylvania avenue
these rooms being neatly finished, and situated IN de-
rabe OF the city, sunable for public exhibitions
.ocetie &c Either of them will be rented by the night,
week, month, year, at very low rate II application be
made 70 AOBI, KEY WOhIH,
July i0-wu Penn av, between 9th and lOtE SITS
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nERRXs ORIGINAL PENs.-W FISCHER, import
l. of fancy and staple stationery, would resp ctuuy
inform the heads of Offices and clerks generally that he
lust received by the ship .Sr Robert Peel direct
from the manufacturers, Nhssrs James Perry GO, large
(e embracing forty kind) oil their ogi
oa metallic pensthe superiority OF which is so generally
ril he na,Gred to ali Others in use spurious
limitations OF these pens in the market, the subscriber
V,', ,S ,,yay w FISCHER.
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THIS instrument, which has relieved many thousands
i OF breasts pulmonary, and spinal weaknesses and
distortion, also OF constipation, piles, and particularly o
female weakness the symptoms OF which well known
Brenner tailor doors below ii street. the north side
of Pennsylvania avenue gentleman in attendance on
gentlemen. Orders for instruments from distance 10 q
forwarded to Dr. Banning 437A Broadway, New York.
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C,ELPHO's FIRST PREMIUM AN
I - GLE SEA LEG.-Introduced into the

United States aud maue s0lGy by WIilIam
Selpuo, "a Spring street, New York. This
description OF artificial leg derives Its
name from the celebrated Marquis OF
a .,ulnsna Auhn Lost his len In tht. haIIln OF
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l. monthly numbers Philadelphia and Lancaster,
Penn ylvapia by association of gentlemen learned IN
the law. Price 81 per annum NV
The work may be examined at the bookstore OF r. y
LOR, who win have the numbers regularly forwarded
strongly enveloped any post office in the United States
Auy x
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From Pro7tssof Goddard, u Philadelphia.
have examined Dr. Banning's instrument for the relief
of weakness requiring support, and have made practical
have also listened TO his views Of its applicability to
extended class of diseases, and think them be highly inn
portan and therefore cordially recommend them the
nous consideration of the medical profession
PAUL b. GODDARD, M. D.
Philadelphia, Feb. % 1916.
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From Professor Mott, of New York, and Others.
The undersigned have examined DR.. Banning's novel
views the mechanical pathology of many affections
the viscera and believe them to be highly interesting and
worthy the serious attention of the medical profession.
Valentine Mott, Stephen Brown,
Stephen Il. Kirby, Alex. b. Whiting,
J. Kearney Rodgers, III. Mclean.
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sf.assiest viii he slapte win lha tasys Pttgss Ls
siGaSy has said adasessea 81 arAeSt ao's Q" "s sH
Ell to The Ministry az Pesth.
The War in Denmark. -. 49,.
The Cologne Gazette has letter nom Altoona Oh the Eot
inst stating that the preimnanes TO treaty OF peace are
iradv ipned 1t asserted that the basis OF TINS peace
the political separation the Dnchies from Denmark ana
lie acknowledgements OF the night Of succession OF the g-
nate. Prince Ferdinand, the Kings uncle Is TO act as
Governor with the present Provisional Government as his
Ministry letter received Hamburg states that by an
arrangement entered into between the Cabinets OF
Prussia Russia Sweden Denmark and the German Conie.
erafOn the hostile armies to be Withdrawn from me
Duchy in question until the result of the negotiations oi
peace now pending are known.