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sacrifice their liberty if some means of de- fence is not offered to them by inc United States. They are anxious to annex their country to ours; but if our government is moi willing to listen to their prayers, they will have to apply to some other nation. If the people of Yucatan had united with the other states of Mexico in the ex- isting war, Canpeachy and other points would have been occupied by onr. forces, and of course would have offered an abode for the white inhabitants to take refnge.- Besides this, the Indians would have been pursued and certainly checked by our troops. lH
 It would be an act of humanity if our Government would give some assistance to the sufferers of Yucatan---and moreo- yer, can the United States see with ndif- ference foreign nation take another foot hold on this continent, when it is in their power to prevent it p
 The Arco Iris of the 2Sth says:
 "Letters have just been received from Queretaro by several respectable houses of this city. and all agree in saying that the Treaty will not be ratified by the 2d of June. Eight days ago seven delegates were wanting to constitute quorum in in the House now fifteen are wanting.- Many more show disposition to absent themselves. The opinion among the American officers is, that there will be no peace, and it is said that the American troops are making preparations to march on to Querctaro, as soon as it is ascertain ed tha- Congress will not meet.
 Jarauta is in the Department of Quere- taro, together with an active guerillero named Vega, and Parcdes is recruiting soldiers to oppose the Americans, so soon as the armstice. is broken, and the time is not far off when this will occur.
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STATE OF ALABAMA, ,
 Autau9a County.

Special OThan's COmt April 26 ls4s, GAME James Clepper, administrator NJ ex officio of the estate of Allen P. lpavis dee'd. and files his allegation luGelh. CT with ihe several schedules as quired by law, setting forth said estate be lnsol- vent aud praying that the same may be so declared. W hefeupon |, is ordered tha, The 5th Mcn'lay in May next be set apart to hear the same and that notice be gwen thereof by advertisement in the State Guard" newspaper puhli.hed in the ely of Welumpka. Ala, notifying the creditors of ,aid estate 10 be and arprar ata Spe- cia Ofphau's Court to he holden for said county al Kings'on on the dal above spp cihed. and show cause if any they have, why said estate should not be declarsd in -olvent. Copied from he minutes.
 VIM. N. THOMSON Jr.. Crk.
 May 9 1S4S. (Pr's ice $5) io 3l
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NEW DISCOVERY.

Dr. Councils Mixture. for Gonorri GA and Gleet, Seminal Eiiusions and Weak mess of tie Uiera or Bladder. This mir lure contains no injurious article w halever. but possesses tonic properties ofreal effica- cy, and more congenial to Ire constitution than any other medicine used for these complaints. Freed from the nauseating qualities attending ccpaiva ard the com men mixtures, it will be found agreeable to the palate and pleasant 10 the stomach, and will cure any case, or all pay is refused for il. It is equally good and certain for fe- males. Sold only at 59 Poydras st., New Orleans. tf6 - il
 pR. sPHoS's SICK HEADAcHE REMEDY.
 Why will you suffer with that distressing complaint. when remedy is al hand that will not falto cure vou2 This remedy will eifactually deslroy any altsck of ihead- ache, either nervous or bilious. IL has eur. ed cases of iwerty years, standing.
 rz- All of the above named articles are sold in Wetumpka by Vim. B. Cooper; in Montgomery by Cos,er t, Cox; in Mobile at the Literary Depot. 50 Royal s,. Alae by an agsnlin every own ia Ah.trma
 March ', is4s. ic-6m
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STATE OF ALABAMA,

COOsh -'Oumtys Orphans Court, pdcation, April l7, 4. D. lS4S.
 YENHlS day came O. E. Lacy, AJmiuls- E lra1of of the estate of Reuben Fliz gerald, deceased and files his account and vouchers for partial settlement of said es tate. Whereupon il ls orde,ed, ihai forty days notice be given by publication in the "Slate Guaid 'r requiring all persons inc rested to De and appear al regular term ot this Court, to be holden on the irst Monday in June next. al the Court House in the iown cf Rockford, to show cause, II any they have, why such settlement should not be made.
 A true copy from the minutes.
 Attest I. w. SUTTLE, Clerk. May , lS49. (Pr's lee S6) IS s
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DYAFSESs.

Use Dr. McNau's ACOUSTIC OIL, for the cure of Deafness. Also, all those dsagreeable noises like ih- buzzing of ia- sec,.. falling oi water, whzzing of steam, which are symptoms ot an approaching ' deafness. Many persons who have bees deaf for ten, h.lren. or twenty years. and were subject to using snr-trumpets have, after using one or two bottles, thrown asId~ these irumpets, being made perfectly we'll. IL has cyle'' ages of ton. tifieen, and -vsa thirty year. .cdiag oi Deafness. Price, Sl per flask.
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STATE OF ALABAMA [
 Aata;stsC;a GOlatsty.

Special Orphan's Court, April 26. 1918. 4 hN the petlon of James Clepptr, ad- O mnislraior ex. olhclo of the estate oi Calhdrine Price, dec'd. It is ordered by the Courl that publication be made in the ' State Guard" a newspaper published m tie city oi Wetumpka. Ala, for three con seculIve weeks, notifying ,he non resident helrs of the estate oi Calhari"e Price dec'd, to wt: Nancy, huddieslon, wife oi Joseph Huddleslon, Of the State of Tennessee, and the heirs ol Mrs. May, wife of William May. of lhe Stale ol Mississippi, to be and appear al d Special Orphans' Court 10 be holden al Kingston in said county of Au- lauga and Slaie of A iabdma, on the second Monday of June next. and show cause II any they have why the real estate ol said dec'l should not be sold for the purpose oi paying the just debts of said dec'L. Cop i'd rom In. minutes.
 WM.N. THOMP SON, Jr., C..'k.
 May 3, 1918. (Pr's fee $5) lS-6t
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C0O,a Aneriff's Safe.

VE7ILL be sold. in front of he Market
 w House. in the city of We.umrka, on the third Monday in May next, Lots No. l2 and l3, snualed in Norti. Welum : la, where J. M. N. B. Nix's steam mills now stand. Also Lot No. 222. situated in Nortn Weiumpka, where J NJ. N. B. Nix's residence new stands. Lev;ed Il on a, the property of J Nj N. B Nix, to .alis- fy fl ia in my office. vs. $ i'd Nix and olh- CTS. A. G HALLMARK, Sh'f.
 Apr. II, (Pr's fee S2.) l5tds
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u4s l WETUMPKA ..sH bon. Saddle and Harness Factory.

THNHt5 undersigned. thankful for past Ia.
 IL vols, would inform his friends and lhr public eene'ally, that he slil continues al his old stand, one door south of the Market House al the sign of the gill saddle. where he Mll Manufacture saddles. Brides, liar ness, Meuical Wallets, and vurluus other articles ln his line. of lhe very beet materi- als, and al Trices AS low as lucy can be pur- chased at any other place in the south. = Also good assortment of ready made work of his own manufacture on hand. winch will be sold very low 'orcash. a sl4
 Also, he has good assortment of Sti,- rups Bits Rings. Saddle frees. Bride and Harness lrimming, Coach Lace, and various other arl,clrs usually kept m sun. liar establishments. a4a av.
 Repairing done al short nol.ce and mod erale prices. Ali work warranted 10 do good >ervice. I.oe Hf-t-
 A large assortment of Coach, Buggy, Wagon and Netro Whips et
 l SAMUEL CARNOCHAN.
 Wetumpka, March l3, ls4S, lily.
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S'AARE OF 4ALAksAMA,
 Gn0ksl CO,lasty.

Orphans' Court, Iucaiio'l, April IT, i. D
 ls4S Ha, rRNHiS day came Theresa E. Byres, Ad N minstratrlX on lhe estate 0. John By CTS, deceased, and flies her accoun, aud vo.chers Tor paytial settlement ot said es. tale Vi heTeupon II ordered by the Courl tbal Forty day; notice be gwen by publca. ton in The State Gua:d," requiring al persons interested to be and appear al q regu.ar term oi this Court 10 be holden or he lst !, onday In J1ne next, al the Coull House in The town ol kockotd, 10 show cause, if any they have, why such settle ment should not be made.
 A true copy from the minutes.
 Attest l. V. SUIT LE, Clerk
 May 3, l9l9. (Pr's fee SCI IS 5l
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pR. LARzETTI's JUNO CORDIAL, sh FRO.
 CREATIVE ELIXIR.

For holh male and female-- prescribed IS an ctfectua restorative in cases oi debility, impolencv. or barrennes< sud all irregular ltles of nature. IL is all that it profe,s-s to be viz: Natures grand restorative and re medy for those in the married sls,- with oul offspring. IL has been used win cop. pletr success by some oi the frat iaTlies in thi, eily and proved itself lo be ! beoa, which has beeu the cause of blessings of priceless value, by actisg ass resiorstivs 10 remedy theae iuexplicsbi. irregular ties o! nature. the existence of which renders the married sial~ barren waste and void of happiness. For chronic cases of Leu cofrhGa and other complaints of .his ns. lurc, il is a certain cure.
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AGENTS WANTEll

FESo CANVASS FOR SOME NEW AND POPULAR 1- WORKS Tn every COUNTY lhoughoni the United States. To Agents. the mosl liberal eneou agement is ohered-wth a small capital of from S25 to 500. A chance Is effAred. whereby an Agent can make from 5 l0to SIS per week
 NM. A. LEARY. No. I5s North Second St. Philadelphia May ?. lS4S. IS 3m
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TO THE PUBLIc,

The original and genuine Magical Pain Extractor, sold by Comstock f Co, 5o Poydras street, is sovereign remedy fo, Burns, Scalds, Sore Eyes and Nipples, Erysipelas, Barber's Itch, Cuts, Eiuptions of ihe skin, &c.
 nF Caution. original and onlv genuine Magical Pain Extractor, will he sold to merchants, al 59 Poydras st., New Orleans, SO they can make lC0 per cent. cn il. Also, JEW DAV1D'S, or HEBREW PLASTER. The only genuine.
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H- During my visit, there was living on Weahoo, Sandwich Islands, a wo- man ot twelve years of age, who had al- ready presented to an English husband three thriving pledges of connubial love-
 Simpsoa's Ocerland Journey Round the Wo7fd. .,-,z 8s
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WETUMPKA May, 16

CoTroN--We have but lttle 10 note this week. But small lots oi cotton have ar. rived. and but little has been offered tor sale The late foreign news was consid
 cred somewhat favorable, aud If any change has taken place, il has been favorable for the seller. We quote as formerly, a A
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Administrators Notice.

E etters of administration having been E1 granted the underslgned by the Or phans Court oi Coosa county on the 25h ull., on the estate of Samuel Cailin de- ceased, notice is hereby given to all per sons having claims against said estate to exhibit the same within the time limited by law, or the same wall be barred.
 N. SMI1 H GRAHAM, Adm'r.
 May 2th.lS4S. IS 6t,
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SllStNu AND SU M NiE4IS
 C Q Q ID g!

NN7 E are now receing, in addition 10 our w former stock, snd will coutlnue to receive, a general assortment oi Spring and Summer goods, such as
 Staple asld FaMcU Ery Goods of improved Patron and Styles: READY MADE CLOTHING. Hats, Cans, Shoes. Boots, Bonnets Books and STATIONERY, Hardware, Sadlleiy, Crockery. China and Glass, Drugs. Medicines. Pants, Olls Dye Stuff, Groceries. Sporting Munitions and every thing else for winch they anticipate demand All of which they hope 10 be able 10 offer al satisfactory prices. having the advantage Of an experienced par ner all the time in the Northern cities 10 make their purchases.
 nF Ca' at their old stand, Brick Build ing, East Weumpka, Ala hear the Bridge.
 W. H. McKLEROY & 70. <
 March 2l l9lS. l2
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Jafl,es M Poole. Commission and Fo' ,earding Mer- ehaat and Cotton F0cior. ! .. M,, Dn h...1fzu l,r ...

-lT No 90, MAGAZINE ST. g5 .z#.
 Nete Olleans La.
 ue Particular attention wlll be paid to all Business, Forwarding and Commas REFER TO Messrs. Sprauge, Robinson &co New York; Padelford < Fay, and Cohen Norris $ co. Savanah; Robinson &s Cad- well and Hedlsy and Street, Charleston !; Ravesies, Bullock and CO.,, Mobile; ~.n. Douglass. &co, wetumpka.
 Uili accept drafts drawn upon shipments of cotton, &e., per Regnlar Packe, Steam CT, E. A. Ogden. between New Orleans we;uinpka and montgomery. and will pay particular attention 10 all business, Com mission and Forwarding that may be en- trusted 10 his hands.
 Dec. 2S, lS47 g If
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1hc Commercial Is eyieyy.

merciM P0iity, DidnujdcturoS, lnfer-
 nal improvements, S'c. 3'c.
 PUBLISHED MONTHLY IN THE CITY OF NEW
 ORLEANS, TERMS S5 IN ADVANCE. Advocating the interest ot the South and JFest. The Commercial Rerie1o will uol he he less mindiu oi the great interests ol Trade, Commerce and Agricuiiures through the word- Commerce Tn its vs- riou, and multilonn reations-H its His tory, iis Laws. and is Statistics Com nerc:al Commodities Regulstons oi Trade .infer-Sates and inter National {; Treaties, Foreig, aud Domestic iarifls, ! Exciscs and Posts. Marine Relations l: EDterprlses Of Commerce in Shlppl g, Canals, i,ailfoads. and Steam, Navigation, etc. Mercantile System, Codes, Laws. Decisions ancient as well as modem Banking, Insurance. Exchange, Partner ship. Facierage Guaranty, Brokerage, Bankruplcy. Wreck, Salvage, Freig L, Prvateering Marque and Reprlsal. Piracy c uarantlne snd Custom House Regula tons, etc, eic, Commercial Biography and Literature. ..f,
 Letters in relation 10 lhe REVIEW must be addressed to the Editor or to E. F Debow. Esq, Office Commercial Review, New Orleans
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Notice.

eo Aes NOtlCcs il sf bch iH. DHOS. P. DALE is my duly authorized IL Agent during my absence from this State. All who are indebted to me by noie or riaccounti will pleane cailon him snd sei- tie. Efg33 C VIM. PhiO l..
 May p, lS48. sldaT lrF03a lS ot
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miles or NlXDuty. ai'u aoou' t"e"s! -" ' miles from We.umpka, in healthy and we'll war,'red country. Tbere are on the lands a Q ood dwellrs house, kitchen, ne- gro houses. barns, stables and all other ne cessary out houses, and first rate apple and peach orchard. with upa ards of three hundred acres of cleared land under good fences and in fine stale Of cultiva'Ion.- I will sell these lands in different parcels. or to suit the convenience o purchasers. will sell the stock on ine pace, consist ing of cattle, hogs, sheep &c. Also, l will sell the present crop. As lam determined on moving west thls fall, persons desirous of purchasing valuable lands and procuring excellent situations, would do well to cal on me soon on the premises and examine for the mstlves. "S .
 Coos co, Ala May 'I6, AS. 20-3m
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V al alluab'lle | Lands .ia:
 |. FOR SALE. .s

a- aaeI OFFER for sale all my lands situated in Coosa county. .:!: heinz about sixteen hundred
 acres. and located within "
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Brushes, PateM Medicines, Perfumery, Fancy Soaps, 3'c. a,e Together with a general assortment of ar. tices usually kept by Druggists All of which will be disposed of on the most ac- commodating terms, and would most re- spe ctfully solicit continuance of the fiber al patronage heretofore extended by the Physic,ans, M archanls. Planters and others generally, at the Drug Store of
 w. B. COOPER.
 Wetum pka, April IS, lSiS. Is If 2
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LUST RECEivED--A complete as eJ sortmept Q. Pearl, Straw and Florence Bornets, )sta J z. HEARD < DUES, E Nov. 2, te47. c-ti 'ff tI4
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PLANTERS HOTEL,

u Sh GEE, MAlON t.O.. ALA.
 oo The subscriber would thus in
 fA form the public that he has la ssseGH ken the above well kuown es- G.'-sI2slA.. lablishment, lately kepi bv Chss. A. Abercronbe, Esq, now fl the "Madi- son house,n Montgomery.
 He deems il unnecesSsrt. in tender ng his services, to speak oi his accommodation labie, &c., further than 10 state. that he IS prepared to wait unon hIs friend, and the pubic in an acceptable manner; aud re- ,pec;iully solicits share uf pubhc patron age.
 He is having ihe House newly repaired. and will, in short tlmr, have il in first rate or1sr.
 J. W. TEMPI.ETON REID. Tuskpsee, Nov. 20, 1877. 8 6m.
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LoNolRy's GREAT wn,rnnA ArsprAx r.:

ACEk .. lsi For colds and Fevrriah feeling. asa preventing Fevrrs.
 2d. For Asthma, Liver CoupIaiut aud Bilious affections.
 3d. For DmrrhUs, Indigestion and IS,s Ot appetite. .,r
 4th. For costlveness in females asa males, and Nervous eompsluls ..... 5lh. For Siomachafleciloas, Dy.pep.ia, Piles. Rheumaii,n. Sc..
 THE GREAT POINTS are, il is moi had 10 take never give. PAIN, and never leaves one COSTlVE [!
 For all lhese things il is warranted uus- quslled and all who to not find it so may return ,h- bottle and get lheIr moley. Coustock Gs Go. Pfoprislors, 59 Poy. dras>,l., New Orleans
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We are authorized 10 announce
 THOMAS 1. WALL

as candidate for the ctlicc of Sheriff of
 Coosa county, ut the August election in 1S4S. .tt1H .yrf.HlH lt
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" etasflapka Prices current,
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na- All ol the following srtisles srs sold in Wetumrka by VIM. B. coo. PER, onls ageni:
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WINDOW GLASS, Sxi0 and 10xI2, w PUTTY, &c. for sale at the Drug Store of aa4a W. B. COOPER. ..
 April 4 184s, | d tels.s lao|fao sN
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TO .rHE LADIES.
THE GENUINE BALM OF CoLrnp1A, Pc
 REgToRING THE uAfR.

THE GENUINE BALM OF CoLrnD1A, FOR
 EEsToRING THE HAIR.
 Long hat l. glory 10 ~oman," nys Pnnl.
 nd all feel the ruth of tile pious quota ron; Preserve il lhen lades-y' ur glory may tail
 Unless you protec It wi:h thls pc paIation. WF you wish a rich, luxuri2nt head ef N har free fl om dandruff and scurf. do not sjl to procure the genuine Balm vi Cu.um. la. ln cases of badness il will more tlsn exceed your expectations. Many who Lave lost their hair for twenty years have had Il restored to Ils original perfection by The use of this balm. Aye, state or condition appears tD be no obstacle hatsfsr. il al,e causes tine fluid 10 flow with which lhr d.l- lcate hair tubea i, filled, by which mrsns lhousands, (whose hair was grey as the Asisiic eagle) have had their hsir restored To it's natural color ty this inyalusbie rems- dy. In all cases of fever il will be found the most pleasant wash that can be used. A few applications only are necessary to keep the hair from falling out. IL strength ems the roots, II never iaIls 10 mpArI rieA glossy appearance, and ssx perfume Tor the toilet II is unequaled il holds thrse times a, much as other miscalled hair re- storanvps and is more effecsual
 n5 Caution. buy it unless you find the name of Comstoek X Co, Pr.- pretors. on the wrapper ol' zach bottle. os you are cheated with counterfeit article.
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coNSELs MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR, The usrlIs seonder--pronouncea by oV ' Uho hdre eter used t.
 White swrllings, Inflammation. pain IF the back, weak Iimbs, tender or sore tests aEd and all scroiuou sores are speedily and permanently cared ny C0nnrPs Msgi- cal Pain Extractor. Affections of the lungs al ue Tn Inc lace. breast, tie to oreaux. chro- me sore eyes, blIstrred surfaces, &e. IL is equally beneficial in all kinds of lnfiamMa- tory diseases. such ss sore Nipples ard Eyes, Sprains. Rheumatism Wh,te Swell ling and Ulcers, Bruises. Burns Chilblsins, Eiysipeas, Biles. &c., will quickly be rs-
 ieved by the application of this sslve.-- This remarkable sanalive possesses many virtues never found in any other article. IL has the most perfect power over all pains by fire, positively aIlayins tre s,fTrrlng al most immediately upon is nplicalion.r ]. any dishelieve The statements, we would earnestly iAvite them to coll and exafnins the numerous unsolicited certificates of rp. markabe cures wrought by this ssse. h has for month, past been sold upon the fol-
 lowing lIheral ierms. 10 wil--if the usef was not perfectly satisfied, and even ds- lighted with it's effects, and furthermore. if lt dId not fully answer our reeomm-pda- tions, thelr money was returned imm.hi alely al their request. On these Term. lLis absolute heal all IS now sold, and we simply ask if the rubic can demand anything r.ure reasonable. Kind parent keep il con- Sianily on hand, in cases Oi eccidrnt by fire life may be lost without it. bnt 5y ils use all burns are subiect to its conlrvl uh less the vials afe destroyed.
 jL5 Caation.-No Pain Extractor caa bs genuine unless you find ihv siynsture e' ComsIock k Co, on the wrapper ol each box. Beware of lhe counterfeit.