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Great National Work.

4 historyo ot Me Rcrolution and Lines of Me Hcroessof Me War of Independence.
 BY CHARLES J. PETERSON. An elegant volume whh IS fine Steel plates, anG nearly 200 beS utilul Wood En-
 grayings.
 "This is spleudi boJk. A va'ued ad dilon 10 the Hi.ioric Literature of our country. We are much mistaken ii il does not take rank wiib the works 0. Irving aud prescou"- Frankfort herald.
 "it surpasses any similar work yet offer ed 10 the American public. ."- Meals Ga Zetle.
 ii may properly be considered popu- larized Military History of the Revolution, extremely well andjudiciously writien."-- 1 N. Atpeiican.
 "Ibe present work on the Revolution and it's Heroes, is superior, both in extent and design 10 any lhal has heretofore come under noiice."- 1nqllrer.1 A well connected history of thst eventful period Ledger.
 "Decidedly he best popular history of the War ot the Revelution and its Heroes. that has vet been given 10 the country. ."-- *m*AGENTS WANTED to canvass for the above elegant work, in every Couu- lv and Town in the Uniled States, to whom the most liberal inducements will be offer. ed, price only $3 Address (post paid)
 VIM. A. LEARY, No. l59 N. Second St, Philadelphia.
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STATE OF ALABAMA, Astasiga County.

Special OThan's Court, July l2, l7ls.
 Isaac Stephens Guardian oi Jeptha Moore, Archibald Moore, 6 Lucinda Moore, heirs of Rachael Moore, deed, 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, It was ordered by the Court that publication be made n the State Guard, newspaper published in the City of Wetumpka, Ala, notifying said Isaac Stephens, Guardian as aforesaid, to be and appear al regular Orphans Court 10 be holden at Kingston for said county on the fourth Monday in October next, and file his accounts and vouchers for settlement of ha 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 the Judge of said Court in favor of said heirs, and settled as now required by law.
 Copied from the minutes.
 Wm. N. THOMPSON Jr. CPk.
 July 25, lS4s Pr. fee' $5. 3O.tf.
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WASHINGTON, August 8, Is4s.


 Sir: have the honor to acknowledge the receipt of your communication as the organ of the Baltimore Convention which reached me only yesterday-an- nouncelng my nomination by that body as the democratic candidate for the office of Vice President.
 For this distinguished mark of conf. dence and trust, am most deeply grate. tul 10 my friends; and cannot but the more appreciate the honor done me, when re- fleet that this nomination was made with out my knowledge, while absent in dis. tant country, and by the unanimous voice of the convention. My acceptance is a matter of course.
 It is at all times proper in free country. and at a crisis like this, deemed iudispen- sable in our own, that aspirants to office should be distinctly understood on all i'm. portant questions of national policy; and my nomination for the office of Vice Presi- dent has no doubt been made with a full knowledge of mine. My position while a member of Congress compelled me to take decisive, though not conspicuous part on all the leading questions of the day, might therefore appeal to the past as the best and safest guarantee for my future political course. Some of these questions are, however, daily growing in importance; and as l cannot consent to win the good opinion of others by disguising my own, and as l design this communication to be final, it may be proper that should be more explicit. feel the more impelleG to this course from the consideration that my action as member of Congress may not be accessible to the people at large.- With this object in view, have examin- ed carefully the proceedings of the con- vention by which was nominated. | re- cognise in the resolution passed by that body but the rc-marking, and with an able hand, of the great line of separation be- tween the democratic and whg parties lines that should be ever kept freshly be- fore the people, and are so plainly laid down in the resolutions referred to, u at ''the wafaring man, though fool, cannot err therein.'' Those resolutions have been widely circulated, and are within the reach of all. deem it sufficient to say that they meet my entire and unqualified approbation.
 Permit me, in conclusion, sir, to tender to you, and through you to the en'ire de- mocracy represented by the body over which you so ably presided, my greattdl thanks for the distinguished honor they have done me.
 With high regard, remain truly your friend, w. o. BUTLER.
 Hon. ANDREW STEVENSON,
 President of the democratic Conven. tion.
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state of Alabama,
 COOSA COUNTY.

Orphans' Court, Vacation, Aug. l6, 1S45. TEHHIS day came JohG T. Trasher, by
 -A hls attorney, N. Smith Graham, and files his petition setting forth amongst other things, tha; Eli E. Gather in his life time, with others, executed bis Bond on the 18th day of June 1898, bIyating themselves 10 make good and sufficient titles 10 Benjamin Chapman, of their interest in and to the East half of Section B. Township 19s Range l9, for and in consideration of twelve hundred and seventy. five dollars seven hundred and eighty .sevel and 90 100 dollars of which was paid in cash and said Chapman executed his note for the balance payable 25th December next there- after. Said interest so sold amounting to an undivided hree-fourths of said Tract. And further, that the purchase money has all been paid--that a Patent therefore has issued 10 said Eli E. Gather, who has since departed this life--and Letters of admins tration have been granted to Lewis Kenne- dy7 and Jane Gather; and0 further, that said Chapman transferred and assigned Tor a valuable consideration said Bond 10 one Jeremiah Bel, and said Bell assigned the same 10 William s Kyle, and for like con- oo'u IA " oSSiSh uhu 'obSiSi ed said Bond to petitioner: Petitioner, therefore prays sn order ot this Court res quring the said Lewis Kennedy and Jane
 Glither,1 as lhe legal representatives of said decedent, 10 make titles to said de- scrlbed tract of Land 10 petitioner agreea> ble to the condition of said Bond. It is therefore ordered by the Court, that putli- cation be made in he State Gudrd, news paper printed in the City Of Wetumr ka, once moath for three consecutive months requiring the said Lewis Kennedy and Jane Gather administrators as aaforesaid, and all other persons concerned in the pre- mises 10 be and appear at Regular Term of this Court 10 be holden on the first mon day in December next at the CouF, house of our said county, then and there to show cause if any they can, wLy the prayer of the petitioner should not be granted. . A true copy from the Minutes.
 Attest: 1. ". SUTTLE, CPk.
 (Pr. fee $l5.)
 Au. 9, 1848. 34-lm3m
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New Foundry.

(Momgomery Manufactwing Co.) HAVE just received large supply of E E the most select patterns from the Nor iherl cili.s, of Fnce, Balcony, and Tomb Railings. Those who are in want are invited 10 call and exaliine their selec- tion, the choicest ana cheapest ever yet presented 10 the citizens of our State. Or ders for these will have particular attention and the quality of the castings warrented equal to any Northern work.
 GINDRAT & co. Ag'ts Montgomery Manufactuving 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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RESCUE TO THE AFEITCTED / The Celebrated .Ec1V Esayid's er
 HEBREW PLASTER

4 Certain Rcmeay for FIXED Pains ig
 ihe Side, CheSi, LoinS, Buch, BowefS,
 Muscles, Attenuation in aA its uarious
 forms, Nerroas A6ections, Lung and
 Liner Compla@as, Spinal Affections, fe-
 male Weaknesses, S'c., S'c.
 ESOR THE ABOVE COMPLAINTS K this Plaster has no equal. The great celebrity which il has already acquired, not only in the old but he new world, the ex- traordinary cures il las performed in the most extreme cases of sufiering, have ac- qnired for it such a reputation, that the pro- pretoi has n0l, until recently been able to supply half the demand. The sales trough out every town and village in the Uniled States, are without parallel! A circum- stance not al all surprising when the vast amount of human suffering relieved by is use is considered. In spinal de(ecfs the benefit usually is of he most decided chat- acter. In nerrous complaints, nineteen ca- ses out of twenty readily yield 10 the pen etralng slmula combined in this valuable preparation.
 In Rheumdtism. either ac ute CT chronic, the claims of the Hebrew Plaster have long since been universally acknowledged = These who are laborng under weak backs. no matter from what cause the weakness may have originated, (even fl such persou, have been misguided in previous appica- lions) in he use of the Hebrew Plaster they will fud the aTecled part suddenly restored to it's original soundaess.
 Asa support in cases of constitutional Weakness, it will be found of great advan- lage it is particularly recommended 10 Fe- males who aie suffering from sudden weak. fess or general debility. In short il embra ces all the virtues which the most scientif- ic mind was capable of compromising from valuable substance lound in the old world and will be found entirely free from those objections which are a source of complaint with the numerous Spread plaster now be- fore the public.
 nF These plasters possess the advan tage of being put up in airtSht boxes, and hence they retain their full rirtueS in saiI cii1uieS.
 Price 50 cents q box-cach box contain ing sufficient 10 spead six or eight pla,lers.
 Sold N hoesaic and Retail by SCOVlL & MEAD.
 No. so Charres Street, New Orleans, La general Agents for the South anu Wesl. ts. s
 Sold by ". B. COOPER, Wetumpka, Ala, Cosier & Cox, Montgomery Ala. c. Howlef, Tuskeeaa, Ala, Pearson & Cross. Dadeville, Ala. P. A. k J. ". Wise, Dud- leyyllle, Ala, J. ". Huey & Co.,, Talade- ga, Ala.
 March 25, 1SiS. 13 3m.
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Saw and Grist rEiIiHrons.

FHHHE Montgomery Manufacturing A Company have in connection win their Boundary and Machine department a complete Blacksmiih;s shop, and are now prepared for the prompt execution of all orders for lron work of every discrip, lion. Particular preparation has been made for Saw and Grist mills and millers and others may, with confidence rely upon procuring promptly good and sub stlntial irons on terms more reasonable than .hey have heretofore been offered to them in this ely. Saw mill clanks and Grist mlll spindles both cast and wrought, and all other descriptions of Mill Irons constantly on hand parrdnted. Highest prices paid for old lron.,
 HGlNDRAT & CO,
 Montgomery, June 27, lS4s. 2b-a
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TALL
White SWlnher Nprings.

VI Hlst Sak4EEaPr SEefAnSS.
 pv.A THESE well known and highly l!!sssM reputed Springs are now open ant < ready for the reception of visitors. The well known healthy location, and TO- manlic 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 ont fit of all the ar engagements sufficient 10 accommodate $50 or 400 persons. Several talented Musi. cians have been engaged, so that the ex- tensive Ball Room may be kept constantly supplied with Music, free of charge, In short, no pains or expense will be spared to render it a delightful place of resort for the gay and fashionable as well as the in valid during the sunni CT months.
 The subscriber having been for the last sixteen years connected with several frs { class botels, in the Southern States. and more recently superintendent with Mir. Rudler of the Rialto at Montgomery, Ala, nattels himselt that he can give entire satisfaction 10 all who may favor him with a visit. J. MELROsE WALKER,
 Lessee and Manager.
 P. s. Arrang have been made for a HACK to lnlersect Mr. Powell $ daily line of four horse post Coaches from Mont gomery at Syllacogsa regularly.
 July IS, 1949. 29-2m.
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BALr1noRr. May 30 .Is4s.

Dear Str. It becomes our du- ty to communicate to you the fact, that the national conyen- tion of republican delegates ~hich assembled in thIs city on the 22d inst. for the purpose of selecting candidates for the two highest executive offices of the country, united in presenting your name for that of Vice Presi- dent of the United States. That convention also adopted resolu- tions containing the principles upon which they believed the government ought to be admin istered, and which I have now the honor of transmitting to you. These resolutions constitute the true democratic platform. That they will meet your cordial as- sent, we feel well assured nor are we the less satisfied that, should this high. office conferred upon you by your country, the principles which these resolu- tions embrace will be successful. ly illustrated in your admlnistra- tion.
 We offer you our cordial con- gratulations upon this distin- guished proof of the confidence of your country, and are very respectfully and truly, your friends and obedient servant.
 A. STEVENSON. President of Democratic Con- vention,
 And 30 Vice President. l
 To Maj. Gen. ". o. Butler.
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state of Alabama,
 COOSA COUNTY.

Regular Orphan's Court, August ', 184s. TE1EIIS day came Seth P Storrs, Guar
 u dian of Merewether c. Spratlin, Georgia Ann F. Spratlln and Sophia A. Sprallin. and files his accounts G vouchers for partial settlement of his said Wards EstaIes-w which accounts and vouchers have been separately examined 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 Wetumpka, requiring all persons concerned in the pre- misses 10 be and appear at regular term of this Court, to be holden on the first Monday of October next, at the Courthouse in said County, there and then to show cause way such settlement should not be made.
 A true copy from the minutes
 AHest: '. ". SUTTLE, CFk.
 Aug. 22, 1SlS. (pr. lee $7) 3l-6t
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H'Elo State of Aiaba ma. COOSA COUNTY.

O'phan's Court Vacation July 31, Is4s
 rHNHlS day came William M. Lindse,
 -A Administrator of the Estate ol James Lindsey Deceased, anI files his ac counts and youches for final settlement oi said Estate. Whereupon il is ordered by the Court that publication be made in the "Stafe Gndrd" a Newspaper printed Tn the city Of Weumpka, for forty days require ing all persons interested in said Estate to be and appear at special term of this Court 10 be holden on the fourth monday inseptember 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 ihe minus.
 Attest. l. NJ. Sur.rLE. Cl'k.
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Dls. J. .I. FLAKE.

AvING located al lhe Fish Pond \ \ Factory, Tallapoosa ccunly, ten dels his professional services 10 his friend. and the com unily generally.
 IF He can be found al all hours al his office, or Slriekand's residence, unless pro, fessionaly engaged.
 By unremiltine attention 10 his profes sion, he hopes to receive liberal share ol public patronage.
 Refors 10
 Dr. w. E. BoIsseAu l
 N s. JONES,
 Llanrfoor, v
 J, c. EAsms, l" e'ui pA''
 T. w. M6soN,
 WM. B. COOPER.
 May 23, 1918. 9 6n.
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WILL HE RESIGN ?-Mr. Greedy, of the New York Tribune, says that Gener. al "Iaylor, having consented to run for President, ought to resign bis commission at once, and devote his leisure, thus ac- quired, to the study of those questions of civil policy wherewith he is in no danger of becoming too familiar.'
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Day. DF. Swayne's Compound Syrup of WILD CHERRY.

YEHHE universal celebrity which this A- valuable Medicine is gaining through out the United States, and the many aston ishlng cures which 1t Is continually per forming, has proved il 10 be, beyond a doubt. the only sale and certain cure for Pulmonary Consumption, Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Splitting Blood, Liver Complaint, Nervous Debility, Tickling or rising In the Throat Bronchitis, Difficulty of Breathing or any Symptoms ol Consumption.
 Il the Bowels are costve, mild purga. tive should be resorted 10 occasinaly and D.I Swayne's Sarsapariila Pills will be found valuable acquisition to the Wild Cherry, and will prove valuable medi- cine where an aperient is reqnireds Dr. Swayne's Compound Syrupot Wild Cher " is medicine which has stood the test of experience. and if used according 10 the directions Gas Described in Dr. Swayne's Guide to Heallh) seldom fails. The above pamphlet is well worth perusal.
 Caution! Cauiion.!
 Avoid all spurious preparations of Wild Cherry. such as Balsams, Bitters, Syru2s of Wild Cherry, &c. &c., as they are all 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. SWAYNE'S s COM POUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY is composed of vegetable ingredients, the Wild Cherry. and other medical substances, equally as efficacious, if not more so the whole are so effectuallY concentrated as to render it beyond all doubt the most pleas ant. streng thing and effectual remedy ever discovered for the cure of Pulmonary Con- sumption, and all diseases of the Lungs and Breast. The very fact, from it's having such train of spuriour imitators, stands prove its great curative properties.
 Therrore, invalids, irquiie 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, he counterfeiting of which will be put $ he'd as forgery.
 Prepared oaiy by Dr. II. Swayne, N. W. corner Eighth and Race streets, Philadel phia.
 W. B. COOPER, Agent.
 Wetuthpka. June f3, lS4S.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

The original and genuine Magical Pain Extractor, sold by Comstock S Co., 59 Poydras street, is sovereign remedy fol Burns, Scalds, Sore Eyes and Nipples, Erysipelas, Barber's Itch, Cuts, Eiuptions of the skin, &c.
 ~ Caution.--D Dalley's original and only genuine Magical Pain Extractor will be sold to merchasis, 'at 50 Poydras st., New Orleans, so they can make 100 per cent on it. Also JEW DAVID'S, or HEBREW PLASTER. The only genuine.
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$2O Reward.

NSCAPED from Jail, Coosa county, AA Ala; a man by the name of William Williams alias (Cuier Williams,) about live feet orc inchs high, dark complex ion, has heavy eyebrows, and sichly ap- pearance: Said Williaiiis was commit led to Jail to await his trial under charge of a tempt 10 murder, the above reward of $2O will be paid 10 any person that will de- liver ihe said Williams to me at Rockford or lodge him in some Jail iu lhls State so thai may safely get bini.
 A. c. HALLMARK,-sh'E
 Aug. !. lSIS.-33--3l
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Universal Common da ton.

IS From every city and village, where JEw DAvIn's or HEnREw PLASTER. has been introduced the most gratifying intelligence of it's excellent effects have heen receive by the agent. In hundreds of instances it has lriumphed> after all other remedies had been used in vain. 9f
 For particulars of it's discovery &c., see advertisement in another column,
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State of Alabama, COOSA COUNTY,
OrDhan's Court, Vacation, July 25, 1s4s.

OrDhan's Court, Vacation, July 25, 1S4S. YNyHIS day came Alvin A. McWhorter
 Il and files his petition. showing, among other things, that on the 4th day oi Janu- ary, 1887, A. B. Norlbup, John Duncan and E. w. Gilbert, executed 10 him a bond, conditioned 10 make good end lawful titles in fee simple, to the said Alvin A., when he should pay the sum of fifteen hun dred and forty Dollars, &c., to Lots No. IA. 20. and 2l, in square c of original Lot lsl. according to a subdivision of said original
 lot, &c,; and further, that on the 23rd day of December, lS43, Samuel Callin ac- knowedges the assignment or transfer or the Bond of E. Smms, 10 the foregoing de- scribed lots, and obligates himself to com ply with the conditions of said bond, &c.: and further. on the 22l day of October, 1913, Fl. M. Northrup executed his bond 10 said petitioner. conditioned to make good and sufficient titles to !!oo's No, 8, 9, 10, II, l2. and 13 and the north ha,f of lot No. ', also lots No. and 7, all of of:s,nai iot lSl, &c., in the city of w etumpka ; an" upon which bond the said Samuel Catlln oblgates himself to comply with the con. dllions as aforesaid, on the 23rd day oi December, lS43 and said Alvin A Me W horther further sets forth ik his petition that he has compiled with all the condi' tions entered into by him, and the repre- sentatives of said Simnis have refused to make titles dlrecl to petitioner, but have made them to Samuel Catln, &c.; and that the said Samue; Catlin having depart ed this life before making titles to the fore going described lois, to petitioner, or any part oI them, but being ready and willing so to do l; and further, that petloner IS ap- prised that Letters of Administration, on the estate of sai San ue Catin, deceased, have been granted to N. Smith Graham, he prsys that said Administrator be ordered and desired 10 execute titles to said aiore- described lots, to the sad Alvin A. Me Whorter. in conformity with the statue in such case made and provided, whereupon it is ordered by the Court, that publication of this application and order be made in inc s'State Guard," a newspaper printed in the city of Wetuinpka, once month for three consecutive months, requiring the said administrator and. all other persons concerned in the premises, to be and ap- pear at term of this court, to be holden on the first Monday in November next, then and there to shex cause why the prayer of the petitioner should not be granted.
 A true copy from the minutes
 Attest, L.W. SUTTLE, Cpk.
 Aug. l, 1s4S. (pr. ice Sls,) 3l Imam.
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DEAF..NEss.

Use lDr. McNan's ACOUSTIC OIL, for the cure of Deafness. Also, all those disagreeable noises like the bu2zing of in- sccts, falling ol water, whizzing of steam, which are symptoms oi an approaching deafness. Many persons who haze been deaf for ten, fifteen. or twenty years, and were subject to using ear-trumpets, have after using one or two bottles, thrown asidl these lrumpets, being made perfectly wei. Il has culct .ases of ten. fifteen, and even thirty year. ,.Edng of Deafness. Price, $l per flask.
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Dissolution.

VEyHE copartnership heretofore existing "A between Robert H Marlborough (, James NJ Smith, was dissolved on the twenyt>third day of July last by limitation. All business apperIaining to said firm must be settled with James M Smith, who is alone authorised to use the name of the late firm in closing the same.
 ROBT. II. YARBROUGH,
 JAMES ". SMITH. Praltville, Aug. s, l949. 33-tf
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Col. EdWardl Croft.
Vgell-DIggors, Atlclad!!

A NY person who is skilled in ihe att of "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. 1 1918. 3ltE
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DIR. LAR5ETTI's JUNO CORDIAL, OR PRO.
 CREATIVE ELMER.
 For both male and prescribed as an eflcctual restorative in cases Of debility, impotency. or barrenness. and all irregular lties of nature. It is all that il proIesses 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 d boon, which has been the cause of blessings of priceless value, by acting as restorative 10 renedy,these inexpiceble irregularities ot nature, the existence of which renders the married state barren waste and void of happiness. For chronic eases of Leu corrhGa and other complaints of this na- turc, il is d certain cure.