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lake HIfshfann.

The Chicago Journal publishes a tsbls show
ing that by disasteas on Lake Michigan since
Decsnlber, 1888. property to the amount Of
$4,000 and 367 lives have been lost A large
proportion Of the cslsmities are imputed to the
want Of proper harbsrs en- the lake
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To our Friends.

We earnestly ask those Of our friends who
have not paid, to send us their subscriptions,
and 10 do all they can to extend our circulation.
We really need help. We suggest to those who
have not paid on the first year, to enclose the
amount due, and if they are able or willing, the
coming years subscription.
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Recall Of Gen. Scott.

This, we suppose, is determined upon. And
not alone his recall, but his arrest and trial upon
Charges! These things react. 1t will be so in
this case. The sympathy Of the country will
be with the General. Gen. Butler will command
the army in Mexico.
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Land aPeculation.

Z. b. SMITH, M. c., Of Ind, has introduced
bill to discourage land speculation. II concsdes
and secures to landless men certain quantity
Of the public territory psrpstualy, but does not
forbid the acquisition Of large amounts Of ID.
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Virginia has refused, by a vote Of the Senate.
to receive her proportion Of the surplus re-
venue.
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The famous pass to Santa Anna reads as fol-
lows
{ Private end eOHfdentisl.)
U. S. NAVY DEPARTMENT,
May -, 1876.
Commodore: II Santa Anna endeavors to en-
ter the Mexican ports, you will allow him TO
pass freely.
Respectfully yours,
GEORGE BANCROFT.
Commodore DAVID CONNER,
Commanding Home Squadron.
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Internal Revenue.

Said friend to US, the other day, " iii mar
veIlous to see what debt New York has, up
wards Oftwenty-twO millions" And isit not as
marvellous" we asked, /" TO see how easily, with
free labor, she was reducingit." "Even So" re-
Joined he.
And, reader, lock at the figures, and see how
they talk on this subject. We of the slave-State'
would learn much from them If we were only to
do this earnestly and in right spirit. Begin
Cost of public works up to Dec.
l,l647, 93O,9sI, $50
Income from year ending
Sept. 30, lS47, 3y53l,7Il
Cost for repairs, &c, 643,76S
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Gen. Scot. has been suspended! See prses,d-
ings Of Congress.
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II The Stats Bank Of saugertiss, and the
Csyuga Lake Bsnk have failed.
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s2.sSs.OOs.

Net income for AT, $2,SSs,0Os.
That is 9 $40 per cent. on the aggregate cost
Of the canals, &c The last year was an extra
ordinary year in some respects bat this in
come is g sure and large one. Il wss in
l545, S2,O66, 4sy.
1916, 2,llb,lOo
With an increasing revenue and decreasing
debt, what prospect opens before the free State
of New York The public debt will be rapidly
eKtinguished, and then the people will be free
from taxation, and their means expended in
schools, roads, railways, and every other means
calculated to give life to labor and vigOr to en-
teFprize
Truly does labor, when free and respected,
bring with IL It's own reward II you doubt,
contrast Virginia and New York. compare
Kentucky and Ohio I,
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f33,25O,OOO

TOTAL t23,25O,0OO
The Church Of England is in a state Of tu,-
moil in consequences of the promotion of Dr.
HAnPDES. Pamphlets. squibs, letters, protest,
arc issued for and against; but the minister !.
firm The drama will end in weakening In.
connection Of Church and State, IL not in pre-
pairing the way for their entire severance.
Parliament, or the House Of Commons rather
determined to release the Jews from all pOli,,,I
disabilities The motion was, for leave to bripy
in bill to this effect. The vote stood
For the motion 2ss
Against il Isl
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Foreign News.

The Cambria had stOnny passage, bu,
brought pacific news.
The panic and pressure are all over in Gr.,,
Britain-snd, we dare say, will be forgotten 4,
a few months. The footing up Of failures sbow,
a heavy loss, but, at the same time. proves !.
"the few" are the main sufferers. In "a Al
LIST Dse., these failures numbered 25O in Gr.,,
Britain, and. as regards amounts, they w.r. in
the following proportions;
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STATE OF ALA BAMA, } AUtaUga County,

Special Ophan's Court July l2, 1918.
 Isaac Stephens Guardian oi Jeptha Moore, Archibald Moore, & Lucinda Moore heirs of Rachael Moore, decid, having re moved beyond the jurisdiction of this Court without having settled his accounts as such Guardian, and on application of the said heirs by attorney, IL was ordered by the Court that publication be made Tn the State Guard, newspaper published in the City of Wetumpka, Ala, notifying said Isaac Stephens, Guardian as aforesaid, to be and appear at a regular Orphans Court to be holden at Kingston for said county CD the fourth Monday in October next, and file his accounts and vouchers for settlement of his Guardianship of said Jeptha 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 ihe Judge of said Court in favor of said heiss, and settled as now required by law.
 Copied from the minutes.
 Wm. N. THOMPSON Jr. Crk.
 July 25 1S4s Pr. fee' $5.l 30tf.
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TALLADEGA
@ LA - - White SnInheF Aprin gs.

IA THESE well known and highly sssA repuled Springs are now open ane ready Tor inc reception of visitors. The well known healthy location, and ro- mantle scenery of this place. needs so' comment from us. The House and Co,ta- ges are in thorough repair, wiln new Furni- lure, and thorough ont fit of all ihe ar raDgements sufficient to accommodate $50 or 400 persons. Several laiented Musi. cians have bren engaged, soihat ihe ex- tensive Ball Room may be Kept constantly supplied with Music free of charge. In short, no pains or expense will he spared 10 render it delightful place of resort for the gay aRd fashionable as well as The in- valid during the sunni CT months.
 The subscriber having been fCF the last sixteen years connected with several first class botels, in the Southern Staies. antf more recently supefintertsent with Mir. Ru1ler of the Riato al Montgomery, Ala flalte,s himself that he can give entire satisfaction 10 all aho may fafof him with a visit. j. MELRO.sE WALKEBs
 IseSsee and H0noger-
 P. s. Arrangements have been made for a HAcK 10 intersecl Mir Powell's daily line of four horse post Coaches from Mont gomery at Syllacogga regularly.
 July IS, lS4S. 29-2m.
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RESCUE TO THE AFFLTCTEDt / The Celebrated Sew Dayid's or
 HEBREW PLASTER

4 Certain Remedy for FINED PainS in
 Me Side, Chest, Loins, Bock, 3owcls,
 Muscles, Rheupatism ia aH' is rario,ls
 forms, Nervoas AGections, Lung aad
 Lircr Complaints, Spinal AacctionS, Fe.
 male Weaknesses, .yc., &c.
 ESOR TUE ABOVE COMPLAINTS N this Plaster has no equal The great celebrity which it has already acquired, not only in the old but lhe new world the ex- traordinary cures i, has performed lu the most extreme cases of suffering, have ac- quireJ fer it such a reputation, that the pro- pricto, has not, until recently, been able [, supply balf lhe demand. The sales through out every town and village in the United stance not al all surprising when the vast amount of human suffering relieved ty ils use is considrrrd. In spinal defeefs lie benefit usually is of the most decided chat- actef In nervous comptaii,fs, nineteen ca- ses out of twenty readily yield 10 the bcn- etratihg stimula combined in this valuable preparation. 4H
 In Rhettmaiisin. either acute or chronic, the claims of the Hebrew Plaster have long since been universally acknowledged. - Those who aresaborIng under weak backs. no matter from whN cause the weakness may have originated, tsyen if such per- on have been misguided in>r*eyious nnnlira- tions) in the use of the He.r.w Plaster they win find the affected paft sudueniy restored to its original soundacss.
 Asa support in cases of ronsfiWinal areakness, it will be found of grea, aavan- lage il Is particularly recommended toNFe- males who are suffering from sudden weak ness or general debility. In short il emhra ces all the virtues wh ch the most scientif- ic mind was capable of compoundihg from valuable substance lohnd in the oll world and will be found entirely free from those objections which are source of complaint with the numerous spread plaster now be- fore the public.l. ae.
 uT These rlasiers possess the advan: tage of being put up in air-lieht boxes, and hence they retain ibeir Jul rirtues in ait climates.
 Price 50 cents box leach box contain ing sufficient 10 sprad six or eight plasiers.
 Sold Wholesale and Retail bv
 | SCOViL 6 MEAD, | No. so Char!res Street, New Orleans, La.. general Agents for the South and West. af
 Sold by W. B. COOPER, wetumpka, 1 Ala. Coster 6 Cox. Montgomery. Ala. c. Howler, Tuskeega, Ala. Pearson & Gross, Dadeville, Ala. P. A. N J. W. " isc, Dud- leyville, Ala, J. w. Huey & Co.,, Tallade- I ga, Ala.
 l March 2s, 1s4s. l3 3m
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The slale of AIabama.

Orphan's Court Vacation July 31, 1s4s
 rENHlS day came William M. Lindse,
 -A Administrator of the Estate oi James Lindsey Deceased, anu files his ac. counts and youehes for final settlement oi said Estate. Whereupon il is ordered by the Court that publication be made in the '' 'State Gudrd" Newspaper printed Tn the city of Welumpka, for forty days requir- ing all persons interested in said Estate to be and appear at special term of this Court 10 be holden on the fourth monday in september next al the Court House in our said county, then and there to show cause if any they have why such final settlement should not be made.
 4 true copy from ihc minus.
 Attest. I. M, SUTTLE, Cl'k,
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GHHED-gHRSEa-A yMnAp,r P


 " Scientific work. upon the subject of Cessation and Childbirth, by R. M. WeisselhoH M. D, late ot Paris, just pub ished by the author. This work contains information upon subjects of the highest importance 10 married persons, or those contemplating marriage. IL will be found of special value to those whose meaps. health, or other circumstances, do not per init them 10 increase the number of their family, without great inconvenience, suC- ferlDg, or perhaps risk of lie. A method of avoiding these troubles and dangers at will, (recently discovered by celebrated physician) is fully communicated in this work. so that any person may avail him. self of it at once. The means cost com parativeIy nothing. and are within the reach of all, The process is new. safe. infallibe, convenient, simple, and cannot iujure the most delicate. Nor does it cur. tail matrimonial privileges in the least.- Copies of this work will be sent, in close envelope, at single letter postage. to any part ol the United States, for $I sent. post paid, to Dr. R. M. WeisselhoG. Box 27lO. New York City. Copyright secured. No Bookseller allowed to sell this work.
 Dr. Wesselhofi's residence is No, 5 Stanley Park, Bloomingdale, abave 18th Street.
 New York, Aug. 9. 1918. 35 sm.
 Daily or Weekly newspapers, in any part ot the U. States may copy the above adveriisement--Daily papers for one month, Weekly for three monihs,-(in all cases ipside) and send their bills, wih a copy of the paper to Dr. R. M. We;ssel. hoff. If the terms seem reasonable, the advertisement will no doubt be continued Pavment of bills will be made through V B. Palmer's newspaper agency, if desired.
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NewFoundry.
(Montgomcry Manyfactming Col

(iMontgomcry Manufacturing Co.)
 HAVE just received large supply of llthe most select patterns from the Nor thern 'citiss. of Ftncs, Bolcony, and Tomb Railings. Those who are in want are invited to call and exahiine their selec- tion, the choicest and cheapest ever yet presented 10 the citizens of our State. aOr. ders for these will have particular attention and the quality of the castings warrented equal to any Northern work.
 GINDRAT & co. Ag'ts Montgomery Mannf factming 8' Co.
 Orders from abroad will be promptly filled. and drawings of our various patterns fur nished parties who live at distance.
 Montgomery, June 27, lS4S. 26-tf
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Sti1c of Alabama. !
 COOSA COUNTY. {

Regaln Orphaa's Court, Angust7, 1s4s. rSYHlS day came Seth P Slorrs. Guar A dian Of Merewelher c. Spratlin, Georgia Ann F. spratIln and Sophia A. Sprallin. and files his accounts S vouchers for partial settlement ol his said Wards Estates-w which accounts and vouchers have been separately examlned and stated for allowance. It is therefore ordered that forty days notice be given by publication of this order in the "Stale Guard," news paper printed in the City of Weiumpka, iequiring all persons concerned in the pre- mses 10 be and appear at regular term ol this Court, to be holden on the first Monday Of October next. ai the Courthouse in said County there and ii,en 10 slow cause w.iy such settlement should not be made.
 A true copy from the minutes
 AAea: !. ". SUTTLE, CT&.
 Aug. 22, iS4S. lpr. lee SD 3l-6t |
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Valuable Lands
FOR SALE.

1nxA I OFFER for sale all my fessssIA fess.IA lands situated in Coosa county.
 ,sssE being about sixteen hundlef -lssaEsssaAsl -lssaEssasAl acres, and located within a.few miles of Nixburg, and ahont twenty-two' miles from We.umpka, in healhJ and well waiered country. There are on the lands a good dwelling house, kitchen, ne- gro houses, barns, stables and all other ne1 cessary out houses, and first rate apple and peach orchard, with upwards of three hundred acres of cleared land under good fences and in fine state of cuItivalion.--. Also good Gin House and Screw. I will sell these lands in different parcels, or 10 suit the convenience of purchasers. will sell the stock on tne place, consist, ing of cattle, hogs, sheep Sc. 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 cat on me soon on the premi: es and examine for lhems, Ives.
 WM. WEAVER.
 Coosa co Ala May l6, '4S. 203n.
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Saw alad Grist Nliil Irons.

ENHE Montgomery Manufacturing A- Company have in connection with their Boundary and Machine department a complete Blacksmith's shop, and are now prepared for the prompt execution oi all orders for lron work of every discrip- ton. Particular preparation has been made for Saw and Grist mills; and millers and others may, with confidence rely upon procuring promptly good and sub stinfial irons on terms more reaso labe than they have heretofore been offered 10 them in this city. Saw mill cianks and Grist mill spindles both cast and wrought and all other descriptions of Mill Irons constantly on hand aDarrdnied
 Highest prices paid for old Iron.
 GiNDRAT & CO.
 Montgomery, June 27, ls4S. 26--tf
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The Greatest Medicine of the
 Day. Dr. SWayne's Compound Syrup of WILD CHERRY.

NNHE universal celebrity which this 4 valuable Medicine is gaining through out the United States, and the many aston ishing cures which 1t is continually per forming, has proved il to be, beyond a doubt. the only sale and certain cure for Pulmonary Consumption, Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Spitling Blood, Liver Complaint. Nervous Debility, Tickling or rising ln the Throat, Bronchitis, Difficulty of Breathing or any Symptoms ol Consumption.
 Il the Bowels are costive, mild purga. tive should be resorted to occasnally and DI Swayne's Sarsaparia Pills will be found valuable acquisition to the Wild Cherry, and will prove a valuable medi- cine where an aperient is required. Dr. Swayne's Compound Syrup of Wild Cher " is medicine which has stood he test of experience. and if used according to the directions Gas Described in Dr. Swayne's Guide 10 Health) seldom l-,ls. The above pamphlet is well worth pernsal.
 Caution i! CausiOn!!
 Avoid all spurious preparations of Wild Cherry, such as Baaams, Bitters, Syru7s of Wild Cherry, &c &c., as they are ali Fictitious and counterfeit" and contain none of the virtures of the original and genuine preparation. as prepared by DR. H. SwAyNE, and the first ever prepared in this country. DR. s SWAYFE'S CON- POUND SYRUP or WILD CHERRY is composed of vegetable ingredients, the Wild Cherry. and other medical substances, equally as cfficacious, if not more so i; the whole are 50 eleclually concentrated as 10 render il beyond all doubt the most pleas ant, strenething. and effectual remedy eyer discovered for the cure of Pulmonary Con- sumption, and all diseases of the Lungs and Breast. The very fact, from ils having such train of .purour imitators, stands prove iIs great curative properties.
 Therf"re, invaids, inquire for the origi- na lpreparation, each bottle of which is en- ve 'oped in beautiful wrapper, with like ness of Wm. Penn engraved thereon also bearing the signature of pr. H. Swayne,
 counterleiting of which will be put he'd as forgery.
 Prepared o,iiy by Dr. H. Swayne, N. ". corner Eighth and Race streets, Phlodel. phia.
 ". B. COOPER, Agent,
 Wetumpka. Juae i3, 1S4S.
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MT HARDY ;-I attended Barbecue at the residence of Mr. Henry Manns ;n Coosa County, on last Saturday, and I tell you in all canddness of truth, whipperv just about made its last kicks theree.-E There were nearly two hundred persons present, and I assure you the Cass x But. Ter enthusiasm was just about as high as it usually gets. The poor o-partyites, had but the cold shoulder to knaw at.- Col. B. s. Griffin of your city "give them grape" but it was any other kind than that which they wanted. Several oI the old whigs left the ground at an early stage of the action under the firm belief that Tay- lorism Was leaving in" Col. Griffin ad- dressed the respectable assembly for better than an hour, and assure you he made Il perfect 'jump-ur" ofa few ofthe ''frisEies. ? I hope that many such days will come, be- fore this canvass is over. It is due to Col. Griffin to state that he did not attend the ground with the expectation of ma- king speech, but it was somewhat for ced on him, and perhaps it will be the last persuation the whigs will give him soon.
 A LOCKER ON.
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KEW DISCOVERY.

Dr. Councils Mixture, for GonorrhGa and Gleet, Seminal Illusions and Weak ness of tie Ulera or Bladder. This mix. ture contains no injurious article W whatever, but possesses tonic properties ofreal eifiea. ...y,, and more congenial to the consttutien than any other medicine used for thes. complaints. Freed from the nauses' mo qualities attending copaIva and lh e com. mon mixtures, il will be found ...o,eeak' ]. :. the palate and pleasant toi stom- ., 'e eS 'S will cure any case, or a,', nav is W ecu, anu Ut, it. It is equally good and .v,s;N "'S for (e. is males. Sold only at 59 P ,ydrss ,s s, New Orleans. oyofas s''' 1''"
 Why will voue complaint, wh sofer.wila tna dlsIsss,ns ' ' viii viii moi fa' .en yeHejy is a! hand tia will efSsc. d, to cure you2 This remed, ache . ,cually destroy any attack or head ed .,,her nervous or bilious: It has cur l ,ases Of twenty years standing.
 fE All of the above named ar'cies al .cTin W etumpkaby Wm.B Cooper l
 Montgomery by Coslsr & Cox in Mool ' at the Literary Depot, 50 Ro,i st. AP
 Iby an agent in every town in Alabama,
 Maech I, 1918. p-'r
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Dicf,-On Friday rhe 18th, inst, in Autauga County of Conqestive Fever Stephen s. White, in his 45lh year.
 MT. White was native of Georgia but has been a citizen of Autauga County for the lasI fifteen years, whefe he had endear- ed himself 10 large circle of friends who now mourn his deceased. Y
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WcIl-DiSyers. Atfend!!

A NY person who is skilled in the ant ol "A digging Wells, in clay and rock. can find several jobs and good pay, by calling at this office, or al the Coosa Hall.
 Wetumpka. Aug. l, 1SIS. 3ltc
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Universal Commentator.

Is7 From every city and village, where JEW DAvID's or HEBREW PLASTER. has been introduced the most gratifying intelligence of its excellent effects have heen received by the agent. In hundreds of instances it has IriumpSed after all other remedies had be' used in vain. gH
 For particulars of its discovery &c., see in another column.
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may they remain, fellow-citizens of that socic ty until the end of time. Loud and prolonged cheering.) I know both your candidates. know them both to be gall lant soldiers and honest men. I know General Taylor well, and feel with you all, that he is entitled to the gratitude of the American people for his conduct as a soldier. The very men who, six months ago, talked of bloody hands and hospita- ble graves have thrown away Mr. Clay, the representative of their feelings, for expediency, and have taken up Gen. Fay Tor, the great head and front of this un- righteous war. Gen. Taylor has received his reward, and you might as we'll expect a blacksmith to make good watch as Gen. Taylor to make good President I give way to my friends. Gen. Patterson and Col. Black, who are better able than am to address you.
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to ihe voters oflhe l7th Brigade Alabama Militia, as candidate for Brigadier General, of said Brigade, to fill the yacan- cy occasionod by the resignation of Brig. Gen. Talbot. Election takes place on tho l6th of Scptember.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

The original and genuine Magical Pain Extractor, sold by Comstock t Co., 59 Poydras street, is sovereign remedy fol Burns, Scalds, Sore Eyes and Nipples, Erysipelas, Barber's Itch, Cuts, Eiuptions ol the skin, &c.
 r Cduiion.-Dalley's origin.h and only genuine Magical Pain Extractor, will be sold to merchants, at 59 Poy dras st., New Orleans, so they can make 100 per cent on it. Also. JEW DAV1D'S, or HEBREW PLASTER. The only genuine.
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Temperance Meeting.

There will be Temperance Meeting held at the Presbyterian Church, in We tumpka, on Thursday evening next, at T ] o'clock P. NJ. Fl staT
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DR. LARzETTI's JUNO CORDIAL, OR PRO-
 CREATIVE ELIXIR.
 For both male and female-prescribed as an eiIcciual restorative in cases oi debility impaency. Or barrenness. and all irregular lties of nature. 1t is all that it professes to be, viz: Natures grand restorative and re medy for those in the married state with out offspring. It has been used with com plete success by some of the first families in this city, and proved itself to be boon, which has been the canse of blessings of priceless value. by actiag as restorative to remedy these ihexpliceble irregular ties o: nature, the existence of>which renders the married state barren waste and void of happiness. For chronic cases of Leu corhea and other complaints of this na- turc, it is . certain cure.
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DEAFyEss,

Use iDf. McNam's ACOUSTIC OIL, for the cure of Deafness, Also, all those dsagreeable noises like the buzzing of in sccts, falling of water, whizzing oi steam, which are symptoms of an approaching deafness. Many persons who have been deaf for ten, fifteen. or twenty years, and were subject to using ear-lrumpets, have after using one or two bottles, thrown asidl these irumpets, being made perfectly wei It has cue, .ases of ten, fifteen, and even thirty years ,aEding of Deafness. Price, B per flask.
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6rThe Georgia Girls after Ill., The Democratic girls of Chatham county, Georgia, presented the "b'boys" " at the Stone Mountain with an enormous Pound Cake, and also accompan jed it with a patriotic address, which we hope to be able to give our readers shortly.
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Iuarricd.-O On Thursday evening the l7lh, of Aug. in Coosa Co by D. w. a,rwin Esq. Mir. R. G. Ware, 10 Miss Marina Nils, all of Coosa County.