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Mitchell County immM There - J nl.eiuiiliV *«#. WhidWnjjfru^m') «*«$*! With. smiling, «yv» With voiceless tfpe* JV* f» That I /eel bill Whjtjlj The dimpled hand and <N| Lie low lira I stretch mi urn afar **<•* Bat the empty air ft *c«*n And mjr 'vigH riot* £WQ There’s a sinless WaW frtfi'*tostuat And a cross laid d*wu to tk* dejit 5 There’s astoile where aw*r achair OCB And (eirs no mere from'tltoM dear ay So sweet i& their iauMlt tmet. , T m uImI'm, levied on u the. property of JV * r ' M. a POORE, rn*m*m ,t—L ^ .0,;. 3***ipKr GEORGIA, Mitchell County—Thirty dtp after date I willr i-lr to the Court of Ordinary of said oounty, Sot .leave to ml all the lands la-lon^inx to the estate ot Jane L. Harrell, late of s>>4 n*uuty. For the benefit of Lh« heirs and creditors of said estate. S, E MALOY.* (Snardfam minor children of Jana L. IfarrtlL S j*ten*her 24th, 18014-30(1* nerty of Gtista v lk$yn, to Sup.T»»r Court la favor ot tiustay Hngeo; levied on *uy haa.Lj ts. aahl Bugen. August 31, ISO. . Donslicrty SherKlHi Sale. > . IITILL be void on the first Tuesday In 'November V T next, before the Court House door of Dougherty county. Gjl, between the legal hour* of sale, tlu) follow ing jimperty, to-witr One steam mill and fixtures; levied on as the prop erty of M. I*. Hollis, to satisfy a mortgage Ufa from Cal houn .Superior Court, iu laror of Sharp & Brown v*. M. I*. Hollis. ! JAMES W. KEMP, August 31, lb59. Sheriff, j GEORGIA—Mitchell CoAnty. OIXTY e me BEST we ran hay *W carefully prepared kt official formularies, fa DAYS after date, (on the -first ^ Monday of the Court of Ordinary of BfiW county.) application will be made to the Court of Ordinary of said county, for lcawp. to cell all the lands belonging to the estate of Geo R. Mallard, late of said county, dec'd, for the benefit of tic heirs and creditors of said deceased WM. F. MALLARD, Adtn’rG. R. Mallard. July lfi. 18G9-tnnai oct. ‘ * -- AJEOEOIA, DoruiIKimr COUXTY.-It appeariog to the Court from the report of C PJII cart welt C. L Nekton, and B. G. Lockett, (kMumkrakmen appointed by the Court to review the nmd known as the JORDAN roSD HOAD, in said county, for the purpose of chang ing said nod so a- to avoid the Pond near the planta tion of Frank Robert. That they have laid off and marked out said road as near the old road an practica ble, alsiut thirty feet a'wve high water mark on the land of Frank RoLtrt, encircling the pond near his plantation, and that they have included In their survey tytf? more tliou about one acre of cultivated land, and that the road as marked out docs not cut off more than. aUnit ouc half acre of wood land. It is therefore order ed by the Court that all persons interested, are hereby notified that oo the 4th day of October next, the altera tion of the aakl road will be granted if no good cause is shown to the contrary. It is further ordered that a copy of this order he |mi1k 1 idled in the Ai.ka.nv Ntws, and ported before the ELECTED STOCK of tvorytkiag EEP constantly on hand a FULL and WELL -,EOBU£A, Mitchell <Jfcinty.-i .T from the Court of Ordinary of old b.-n.iB the CoWrt House d<s»ri irst. Tuesday in «ovdlilM*r n«X worthy «f our liberal ^ patronage. hr Prlrrs arr llun)** WX MtJ Other h.ty^ fVe aak f«*r su , \ old Clir* Wt* < Xpert!»] | ■- E 4 || i: 1» in purler, cannot be EXCELLED, and at price* as liberal as Buck Good# will warrant. We make u SPECIALITY of Whicfi^ ;odRfS A U«>lriS»I« Tht aly place I* tin*! a f* WZLOWS OS S(HOOL Bi Embraog all principal Sefciwi ia thia lotion. SOHJOL STATU • l»r All KI •J*.'; UTTKR P plait AyF.f.vur Rum; * Ft: —.taj Hid W»tl ^ * S BEGS LEAVE TO ANNOUNCE, also, that bo will in a few' days open a Fresh an J general Stock* of DRYGOODS, CLOTHING. GROCERIES, FAMILY SUPPLIES, etc., n the Eastern Store in CAPT. JOHN DAVIS’ NEW BUILDING, next door to Jackson jgrt. [July 10, 18«.9-ltil 1st oct. Georgia— -Worth County. Whereas.' William applies to me for letlffa of administration on the estate of John M- Ifanson. late or saiJ county, dec’d. Three-'are therefore to notify all and singular /he kindred and creditors of said deceased, to be/and appear at uiy office within the lime prescribed by law. to &hov cause, if any they ran, why said letters should not be granted. / Given under my hand and official signature. / JAMES W. ROUSE. / Aug 21, 18C1T Ordinar y. M*\ House will please furnish us name of the applicant. desirable is guarani red and Chainid Cll.\ HLKXTON. For sale by Druggists. * July 9. 18G9— MERRICK BARNES. Proprietor. ISAACS'HOUSE, BARTRAH & FINTON JOHN D. CILBEBV AEtERT li. JACKSON. Hotel and Restaurant. GEORGIA—Worth County.. Whereas, Joseph B. Theus applies to me for letters of dismission from the administra tion of the estate of Simeon R. Theus, dec’d These are therefore to cite all persons.' kin- Cherry Street, MACON, GA, E. ISAACS, Pbupbietos. S-Bn Cteeh to ud fra tt. Hnut. .. j, Sept. 7, fttfiD-lst Janaary. *s$P# 3road and Jackson Streets M»»ofatlory, OlKBOBr, C0S5. Mi?* GEORGIA Albany dred and creditors, to be and appear at my office within the time prescribed hy law, and show cause, if any they have, why aaid let ters should dm he.granted. Given under my hand and aeal, Julie ind, 1869. JAMES W. ROUSE, Jane 15. 1869. Ordinary, OPFICEindSALESntMjM, 8C8 BROADWAY Flnt Premium o,er Double Thread * 'ifcdU>W(>-' .Mitchell County Sheriff ’s Sail TTTUX b. nW Oaot Bolur door -fci county, Ga., oc the I emfoh* 1 hja the railrobd! gerrant “kept It i bridge” at a coetiier sacrafioe titan Ih Moman Captain. Anti uliat rcmsii.-* Drecker ia a poor man] hfs poeftioB i liteir an tumble one, ftrru Tt biieKis fo< »ia irreparabk-, hie lia oo rewkrde-i. I’Ue . railroad <xnupan owe* tim » beavjf J&bt.'iSewtaieDj ei on that Ft«ay *H*mobh~tfltii»iy* t\ deera U a privilege . f.o - t contrite*ter 1 raise arnonum^t, to the child, to fU commemorate the deed, end the Pta throughout tie land tdiould - let - t name tea kuowjt erory^hore. •«*.< t. x zuuksrxsza>. '"ffVjtWSrtrt. Atlnnm. i '“*?• A.le A*..t Cro. II. U.,-, IS rABT. or W )l iNAiJE- IN Dsaioxp s «,SHTRh'.;tI0Sl «r Wjrk thin muse, n '• TLN. FtlVtl' nas ovabs HORBE3. HACKS, rtOMIM, CARKI.\Ce.8 AND BlOQIEK, InitTf Rkuit ‘riiii CrtKint ,,, „ , j - farreiAjm'^ue. st*OtuMtr|h f it.»k CL0TU1NG, BOOTA 8H0KS, HATS, bABIfltlMNtV'- oii*.rt-' yrs! All, well! »ni A'utomn I«< . Siugiag her same »ld wag;;. But oh, it sounds like n i Ah i in it Soils in the .uhslilne »nd in t O’er hearts of the worid’e great I There's , beauliful region ehoro tie skies, i An.l I long to resell its shore, For L know I shnlVftid my treasure there, The Uugl.ing eysf'nnd nmbdr heir) Of the loved one ghne before. The Fntorc of Felton. f>’roiu tbeStilpptBgsixi Commerelsl Lint, IStli.] Tho business of English spiuners continues to sutler, severely Jrom the scarcity ami high price of cotton and the rejatively low price of goods. They held .a targe meeting at Manchester in tho early part ot the week for the pnr- pose ot devising some means whereby the trade may be placed upon a belter footing, and the leading English jour nals continue to devote considerable attention to the same question. Tlif Loudon Times thiulfs there is bnt one ~ ~ irJ way lof tho Lancashire manufactur ers t() meet the exigency, and that U to employ s portion of their capital in co-operative cotton, planting in Uritish India. I5ut tile spinners evident If have little faith in obtaining adequate supjlies from that-source. ' ! The events ot the last few years have strengthened the conviction ot sagaciohs observers tliat the South it destined in the future, as in the past, to be the (Veal source of the world’s supply ol this essential article, since there is scarcely a limit to its produc tion in that ficldj under a liberal appli cation of capital mid- an adequate sup]- ply of labor, which, it may be taken lor granted, will be found eisewhere.— In View ol tho constantly tightening sition to make mined cilort to recover the. ground which was lost during the rebcllieo. There arcsuveral important dementi in his problem, which constitutes it strong incentive to the rehabilitation of the great staple. A fuh cotton crop is very generally conceded to be an absolute essential in eqnalixiiig the''foreign exchanges, without a resort to gold; it is also necessary as a means ofplaeing the Ameriran shipping interest on its prop er fooling, aud to "enable the. country to restore and maintain tpecie pay ments And in reviving tile produc tive energies of the'South, no surer or speedier way can be foundfer compos, ing all existing differences, securing permanent peace and harmony aud re- -— - *i ghpr - '*■**-*- storing prosperity throughout the whole country. V/e are glai to be able to state, on the authority of so reliable a journal as the Oonmercial Bulletin, of ,New Ojleans, t^at the *wa5ies*bfwaT afe'graiiftaiiV Itiid itnr«ny repairing. Hailroads will coon betra- MACON, GA. A FTER a lapse of aeren years, (most of which lime our Works have l»ecn in possession of the Confederate Slates A rot/, ami the Uoited States Army, respectively; the former kftJtUf* bjf force.) of the- many -faTots bestoi We again make our bow to the public, ami ask a renewal istowod atUc-ltellunt. ’Tia well kuowu that the above Works aro the : T- K*- ■ MO S-T- EXTENSI V E ; - - w*r •> . v * 1 (.KtaV — ir ■ ■■ >1“ w» «»d IJ»Ml9ckpf ; Pa4etp» TEN TIMER ax great ns any similar establishment Georgia. ^ OiiP for mar .custom era, (DAT' old machinery, and coaling*. Middle (DATIftG BAI.’K i»0 YEAK8) desiring t<> replace their can, iu i^ont cases, have lliem D l T 1* L 1 C A T E D the VERY LOWEST. ons charge of New Pallerns : *We do noi ativerlifie prices, but promise they shall be as LOW TlwO-rt kA*#*r :!< Superior Mechanics and Uraii^htsnien :i<} Employed, and all work WARRANTED. t <?fr i\. r . STEAM ENGINES, CIRCULAR SAW MILLS, MltltjANi) GIN GEARING, HORSE POWERS, (specially , jj,ntjapted ^o Cotton Ginning,) SUGAU MILTlS. SYItlT KETTLES,STORE FRONTS, WATER WHEELS, Ti / . &c., ac., jkc., ac., &t\ In fact any and every-description of Iron and Bras9 Castings and Machinery. All 'K^flds of Hach inery Repaired. B&f S^JBCIAL ATTENTION TO BEPAIU8 OP GINS. iTMfl R. FINDLAY’S SONS. July 27, 186‘.MilI 1st oct. versing tho South iu every direction, leaving no productive legion, however interior or remote, without speety ac cess to market; and, eventually; the needful labor, attracted by assuianceB of protit and laeilitaled by abuidaiit aud rapid means ot transportation will be had. Then, we shall 'hear Much Icbs about what is going on in .foleign cotton culture; and, with the atccs- sion offresh looms and spindles, tve shall not only lessen our depeudwoe upon England lor cotton goods,, bnt shall be enabled to successfully ctfn- petc with her in supplying fabrics'to the principal markets of the world. A Bruins in Humble Life. Thdlivcning Post says: . .-Albert G. Drocker is the watchmai of the Passaic River drawbridge oi the NeW Yoik and Newark Uailroatl, whose business it is to sec that the draw is closed upon tho approach ot the trains. On Friday afternoon last, just before a passenger train was to pass the bridge, the draw was open and Mr. Drccker began to close it.— The tiain was not yet in sight at this moment, but the watchman kuew'il was coming, and that no time should be lost in putting the bridge in its proper position. While engaged in closing the draw, a little son of Mr. Drecker, 10 years old, fell lroni the bridge into the deep. To savo the child would be an easy matter, but Sir. Drccker now saw the train thup- dering along the track, and knew that the rescue ot this boy would involve the destruction of the train. What was he to do? O MARK ROOM for a LARUE snii ELEG ANT Slock of goods, IMPORTED FROM EUROPE! THE PRESENT STOCK OF FANCY AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS! Gent’s'Clothing, Ilats, Boots and Shoos. SADDLERY, HARNESS & BUGGIES- ALSO, LIQUORS AND TOBACCO Wo may well suppose it was a rao Mayer’s Corner, WILL BE SOLD AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. M R. MAYER IS NOW IN EUROPE, giving bia personal at (cut ion to the selection of his f - Stock, and as shipments will very soon reach Albany, he desires lo close out the alock on hand if possible, and therefore has marked his prices down, aud Trill sell ut pur ebaser’s <#•*"»»• meat ot supreme agony. Bis child warn drowning before his eye, and life could only lie purchased at tb< "of many other Uvps that ‘ —** hands God mercif “ the bitter anguish, was forced upoaDtecSer l - by his duty, the bridge was closed the train passed - on uver’ it—bnt boy wa* drowned.-. IAtle did passenger in that train-drisnajpi w! isit ° f • qnyfiMlw IlittHa prjHBppkiflf n saai.h-tke - ! stc*r of Albert 1& Court House door for thirty days. This 2G*h Aug. lsti'J. W. II. WlLDEIt. August 31st, ^ Ordinary. Gr EOIUilA, DOUCsHEUTV ('OLN'TY.—W It e re as, Uirhanl K. Hint-., (iuardian i»f the iirii|H - ny of the mi nor heirs of Ji*se|.h ISoimI, Jiv'd, apjtlies to me for leave to sell the real estate belojjyiug to said minor* in tlie tommy of Dougherty. Thrt» are therefore to ette all and singular the next of kiu of said minor.., to lie and ai>uear at my ottk-c with in the time prewritu d try law, to show rnmw*, if any th-.-y have, why said letters should not Iks granted. (jivuu uuder luy hand and official signature, this3'Jth dav of August, 1 W. II. WILDER, August 31,1 Still. Onlinary. Q KOKH1A, IXU'OHF.ltTY fol NTV.-Thirtv days 1 alter date aj^.lusi km will tm made to the Onlinary of Dougherty couuty for leave to sell the lands Ulon- ” J« ’ ing to the estate of John itoyntou. minor of John «’. Hovntou, Sr., htlt,* t»f sahl eountr, Jn-tturd, for divisiou. ' WM. T. WILSON, Se|it 3d, l«i9. Guarlian. OKORUIA, IXJUUHKKTY COUNTY.—Whereas J- U. Jones, Administrator on the estate of F. A. Hillino- lea. late ut said eounty, de«-’d, applies to ute for leave to sell all the lands U longing to said estate. i'hese are therefore to eite all atxl siugular the credi- and next of kin of said deceased, to h<- and at my olfiee.within the time prescribed by law, cause, if any Ni«-y can, why sawi leave should not l<e granted. \ tiiven under my hand aud official signature, this Cth day ot .Septeiut*er, IHiW. W. H. WILDER, Sept 7,1969 t tniinury. Kolice I* Debtors and Creditors. GEORGIA—Dougherty County. All persons indebted to A. B Slaughter, late of said county, deceased, will make im mediate payment, and those having demands against sai^ deceased, will present them in terms ofxlie law to the undersigned. - E. E. WILDER, Aug l.‘l, 18t>9 lwCvr Administrator. GEORGIA—Doitglierly County. Whereas, E. E. Wilder, Administrator on the eMale of A. B. Slaughter, lute of said couuty, deceased, applies to tne tor leave to sell all the real estate belonging lo said estate. These are therefore to cite all persons in •erested, to be and appear at my office within the time prescribed by law. tu show cause, if any they have, why said leave should not l»e granted. • Given uuder my baud and official signa ture, this 10th day of August, 1809. • - W. 11 WILDER. Aug !•*, 1809 lw4w Oidi .ry. Notice to Debtors acd Unditors. (i EORG1A—Doii«»Ii *i i y Count y. All persons indebted to the es'nte of James [,. Walters, l:»leofs«id county, deceased, ure re«|uested to make immediate payment, and all persous having claims against said estate xra frtjyrM-aSv -pwwwrAr a>hie, ffa^ SsNt theuticafed, in terms of the law, or the same will be haired. 1 .1X0. K. CARGILK. I Ex'r.l. L Wallets, dec'd. Aug 17,1809 c.Rw-Jod Worth County. ( 1 f>»ly «IA, Wurth t'isiiilr. - Sixty d*y» -, ner •late I ii|rjilH-aiiou will Ik- iiuhI- - !«• the ttnlilia*/ of «ud «NMin»r far Lave to -wll lot «»t' laml m:tnt*-r It'.*, iu the loth I»i-triYt «»fs.ti*leoiintv, a< the pn*|Kiiv of the late of War. W. Tisoii, d.v -a^l. TIIU*. W. TISON*, Adiu'r on fdalmf Wtu. W. 1'isio, dec'll. Sept. I t. ISfiff-ilti ,'tKHRiiM, Worth founljr.—Whereas, M. W. Uurino V t appHe* to me fur letter* of wlminixtrMiou on the •Mate of Will bin U. Uaty,dt-c>*ieHd. ’ITiere* are then-fore to imtify ult and singular the kin dred and en-ditor* of said deceiwi-d, to lx* and appear at my office within the time pr.^riUil hy law, to show eans**, if any they have, vrhy sai«l letters slmukl not be granted. * ,. > tiiven under my hand and official signature, this 9th dar-of September’ 1*89. jamcs w. itorsi; Kept 14, lM9-a>l Ordinary. GEORGIA—Worth County. Whereas Daniel S. Sumner,/ adrainistra tor on the estate of Thomas I. Stunner, late of said county, deceased, applies to me forletteis of dLuiission from said Estate. These are, therefore, lo notify all, and singular the kindred and credit or* of said deceased, to be and appear at my office, vrithin the time prescribed by law, to show cause, if any they bale, why i^tid letters should n t be graatfd.? p\ -i \ j Givcu under my hand and seal. JAMES W. KOUSK. June lo I860.>> ^ ‘ - i t Ordinary. >id coui - , rtvrecn th hours of sal*-, tiov foUo« ing petijK-iir, to-wit: lots oria'rid'-known find dutingnUied by tlto' pUn of said town a. - * Im* mnnlx-r one (I) aud two(2) in Block (', oue-fourth (><,) of an aere each, and umalter seven (7) in Block C. containing one acre. Aho, lot nuiula-r sev en (7) in Blo«-k I >, containing one-fourth (^)of an aero, all in the tow n of Camilla. Sold os the pro|wrtv lie- tongitig to the estate *»f A. II. Joiie*. dec’d. Cur theWtic fit of the heirs and creditors of saiii estate. Terms ul sale will he cash. 1SUAKI. MAPLfcX, Sept 17, l.Su-j Ailm'r it.bonis nom. Administrator’s Sale. w , arvttrfttiiipie Court ot Onlinmr itaty! will baitoki on tb^lirU Tuesday »,.l*-fi»r8thol 'ourt Houm dmir in ftb B Y virtue of i HiclinMlul ember. If unity, between the Usual hours o f pulilic tale, the dcoimlite n-al istiOe, to- ” " iu N foll..w i:tg tl’cairalAc real tstilfe, t.wwit: AH that tract or Iurci-l of land situate, lying and In-ing iu sai«I eounty of Bak*-r. State of «i-orgia. know n and distinguished in the plan of the *ih lristrkt oi mid State and county ot Baker, hy the uiiinher*, as follows, to-wit: number four liuudrctl. (4W>5 throe huialred and sarcnty-f-axT (374) .ind fractional lots number* throe handmland seventy- live (375), and three hundred and nim-ly-nine 1.*199)con taining, in the aggregate, seven hundred and eighty- five acres, more or lo?u. .Haiti laud is well located on the west hank of Flint Kivet, ationt half way between Al- Itaiiy aud Newton, the greater part being cleared land, and'thi-t year under cultivation. Terms cash. Pur chaser to pay for laperaii'l statui*. A. 0. HOLT, 8spI7, 18© Ailm'r of James C. IX BANKRUPTCY. ASKIGHF.C’^ silk. B Y virtue of an order of the District Court of the United States for the Smthern IHstrict of f»e*trgia, I will «*eil t«elore the Court House «hs>r iu the City Albany. Item,-In rty county, and State of Georgia, on THURSDAY, Htl’i day *»f fk-tolier next, lietween the legal bour> of sale, one lot of land numlier Inti, in 14th District of Ilevatur county, containing '2A0 acres, more or le.«*i oue-ltulf iuten-st in seven (7) mules, one-lial! interest iu cL-ht (*) hcail of cattle, one-half Intereat in fifteen G^lhe^l of hogs, one Hockawav. Sold as the proiierty of Keuiamim F. Fiblcy, Baiikruid. Terms cash. - J. H. HH.U Kept 24th, ISdD-td A“signee of Bonj. F. Hihley. JX BANKRUPTCY. ASSlCWefS SAKE. B Y virtue of on order of tlu? I list rid Court of the UuiD-dBtafc'tto* the .Southern District of Georgia, 1 will sell befoiv Die t i.urt House door of Hoii^herty county, ami oftreoi-da, on Till IkSUAY, 14th day of Octoth i in xt, In-iween the legal hour* of sale, one home ami lot numlier ninety-two ilKfj on Pine street, in the * . • of Albany, lioimlu rty euUQty, uml Statu ot Gis r.-t. i.iel kiiow'u a.s the I.ynasC. Shaw residence.— S»ld . the plot telly «»f L. i . >ha»v. Bankrupt. Term - cash. ' J. II. llll.l., .■sept "4th, IstilMd Assign ei* of L- l‘. Shaw. IX BANKRUPTCY. ASSIGNEES SALE. I> Y virtue of an onl»-r of (he lMstrid Court of the UUi. 1 ufed Stot«-s tor tlie Suitliern IHstrict of Gasirgio, I will selTU-foiv IbeCourt IB.iise d.str in the City of AllMiuv/Uoiiglieity CiMinty, and Slot** of Georgia, on TlllTtSDAY, Ul Inlay *ti Octoln-r next, led ween the legal lioiirc t»f sale, lot of I iml containing ^ acre, luor** or less, iu the city ot Cuthlh-rt, lieiug a |«art of lot iiiiiiiis-r 77, mlt IHstiici of I’undolplt county. It is the f*oiitl*-*a-t < nd of said lot, :».* j« initio the lots nf Mrs Fr. lb’s. 0.1 the north, Bamlal «.. *er on the cast, another on the nortli amt u.—1 n.IJ a* the pruj>erty of John It—**, Bank nipt. 1. no- Cash. ^ ^ ^ J. II. HILL And pletlge ouraelves lo ilinpettse none hut t'.c 3lOST HELMI*LE MLDD'INEN. 03. Thankfttl fop IbuYery liberal patronage wl ieli baa greeted ira ns a n?w firm, aro encouraged to renew *our exert ions, to give universal satisfaction. l _ l i s ! . « <[ - s l ‘i U Albany, Ga., Sept If#, 1809—8m THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER, Cures SCROFULA IN ITS VARIOUS FORMS, DE. J. BEADFIELD’S mm WLATOR, vv oiuan’s Best Friend T SUCII Aft Conaumption in its early stages. Enlarge ment and Ulceration of the Glanda, Joints, Bones, Kidneys, Uterus, Chronic Kheu« matism. Eruptions of the skin, Chron ic Sore Eyes, etc , etc., etc , etc. —ALSO— SYPHILIS' ix all iTs.rouins DISEASES OF WOMEN Lohh of Appetite, Sick Headache, Liv*r Complaint. Pain iu the Buck. Impru dence in Lite, Gravel, GENERAL BAD HEALTH, and all distunes of the Blood) Liver, Kidneys and Bladder. dll in 11 Pcrfeol Reuovsilor. fcS*. UOSADAL1S eradicates every kind uf humor and bad taint, and restores the eu •ire system to a healthy condition fitly. It is perfectly Harmless, never pro lucing the Highest injury. It is nut a Secret Quack Remedy The articles of which it is made are publish ed around each botjle. . __ ASSIGNEE S SALE. J^Y VIKTUi: of an onlcr ..f the IHstrict Court Unib-d Ktac-* f'»r tin* Sait hern District of Goo.^. i will re-11 l*?fore tin* owirt-hous.* door of Baker <-oukT and State oft u*orgia, on the fir*t Ttiemlay in Oaou^ next, between tin* legal Imurs of sale, twelve hutsln* and fifty acres of land, situate, Iring and ln*ing in thi Kiglith ’District of the county of Baker, and State ot Georgia, aial known a)* tin* Morgan M. Mill)* place, and thj plaee on which nkl Mill* now rwklw: also, 6 liogo. 'll head rattle, two wagons, and a lot of old ploughs and plou 'li gear. S.1,1 a» the property of Morgan M. Millx, l«iukni|>t. Term* ea-b. jrA\ It, HI Lis Allanv. Ga., S j t. 14, IWk>—Id Assignee of M. M. MILLS, HOOdkrupt. - M. IlyYIlLvn^S n- Proprietor. ^ Pine Street) Albanv, Georgia. • («)—- Having ,*ecently completed this House, and pat it in condition for the accommodation ol guests, the Proprietor pledgee bis earnest en deavors to give ratisfaction. His rooms are large and well ventilated ; his table shall bt constantly supplied with the best the market aifnrdv, and his serrmts shall always b» prompt, polite ami attentive. Ea)** A Hack is always at the Depot on the arrival of trains, to convey passenget to the Itrrtmnendfd by the Mrdlr.il ally sad many Thousand- •nr nest t itlzens. For testimonials of remarkable •«ec "Rosadalts Almnnac” for this year. PREPARED ONLY BY Far of LAWRENCE & CO.- IiAI.TI.UOUi: STREET, allOS.STiLSoQ F.r Sale by L. \ Albany, Ga. HixU eyertwInBre, E. *t 11. E. and Urn?'- Encourage Home Productions. TONIC. TONIC. A MOST DfclJGIITFl'L A MOST DKi.IOifTEI L A MCteiT-lj^UffitrfruL TONIC. Old Carolina Bitters, \ Southern PrepamtioL!! Valuable am’ Reliable!! TjlQUAL IF HOT SUPERIOR TO ANY JJJ Bluer** in »h« n>«rk jc. fivl at a muck les;* Lf»SS 01 price. t'URBS IPPKTITE. f hilh&FiW«n.| i* with ml doubt the BEST TONIC 'BETTERS l^ USE. GOODKICII, WlfF.Ki n A t’O Maeufaetnren and Proprietor*, a»,l Direct Import ern of Choice >JL'S valuable Medicine if Vomkh exclusively, and to w uii in unly. It is adapted especially lo I bow* C'tseewhere the womb it disordered, end will cure iny irregularity in ilpe cept. 11 .such cooes as require a surgical eper alios Ah these last are very rare, tke Fa iALif Iteiji'LATon is of almost universal appli at its. In a sudden shock of the •• monthly •ottse**” from cold, trouble of mind or like aus. it acts like a charm, by BBSTomita tmk •ihis.al-gc t.*( every ixstaxcb 9 ibus relieving ii.* f.ver, headache, pain in ike small of the ■atk mi J "lower stomach,” flushes of heal -.biui the face, chilly sensations, limiting 1 hd eyelids nnd general restIrssn<•>■*. Tak n line, all these symptoms pass sway ttumu lively, without iujury to the *ou»tituiioti Ertijiteutly, however, the proper remedy is 10Iapplied in lime, the disease becomes •hc.uic, and the foundation laid far nutnhor- lf«e»ils to the constitution of fheitexi “turn” comes around aud there is 10 >how,” or perhaps the ’•whites" mil ap i*eat There will be some unea.-doeHS .ab«»ut lie iroinh, hu( very .little or none of the nal** iraldiii<l eecaping. The complex iou becouirn *ull^w, luiwels rtoleu, a sort of greenish cast* •boi the face, conjisnl dull acltinp • lie k*ad. weight in the lower stomach and back with or withnutthe whites, palpitation ••fils heart, pallor, exhaustion, indigestion treaties*, laugottr, aching across the loins. ■'*»•»* € appetite, pain in lrft bteoat, tightness tcros> the chest, cough and giddiness. till sHowed to go on. green sickness will I* indy luvelopcd— the headache becomes tevt rr •vith|«ii*M of memory, diminishing sensibility. *h'K ton At'ii. dyspepsia, no relish for food. )•«■?* it' tiesh. iticreased Muttering ot the beatt, ).v> Cl NO or THE rr.1T. tegs and body and oc -a.vioal soil ting ot plood. The slightest ef- fnj i JAui^xJiULA/iolPtMMATiLi xj. slmoft *rr rouATtoK. Tins skin is flabby and a “doughy leel.** This in a sml picture, but it is the con I tinn 4f fboti**Mnd.« of women between tke %iips of 1*> and 4*i, who are brought to tke verge of the gtnve by ignorance or negleel to lake tin* proper remedy. To ell who arc af flicted with any of the symptoms above men- ?toned, ih coonection with an irregnlariiv at ■ lie “monthly sickness." we earnratly eoy rAKE Ds. J. BRADF1 ELD’S FEMALE REGULATOR. A tew nonces taken, you will it oucc expctience its benefits, and with a ^itile patience you will be fully restored to lealtlt. . This remedy lias been extensively used far upwards ot twenty years by marly #f the most •yperienced nnd successful Physicians of iuorgis. We repeat, that Dr. J. BRADFIELD’S FE MALE REGULATOR is ptepared fur Womojc tnd.to be used hy Women only. A trial'.sa’l we ask. Prepared sad sold iu any quantity, by L H. BR.IDFIELD, WJlOLCdXLK bBLdaUT. Mluu, G*. Price, $1.90 ^cr Rollli. 85^. SoM t*jr l>lu-|ti«l« g.ucralij. Atujti, Dccemlwr Steli. 18S8. Or. J. IIuaiiriKLi*—Oc.r Sir: I i.k* j.!., -ure in aiating )hal nmc rime [ir.ri.ns t. il. «r. 1 need, with the ntniui ^rmnl girl, your FKMtLI REUULATflK. Iircparetl I hut « OntUcUW Oi n( Store. Went i’uinr. Gn. 8be hod ‘ J ^ ram euppreeeod n.ene rniiiM. end 7hW Urdt- ■ine noon rctorc-l *t«r t« kmhb. ttW in, Ic l»y, Wring in Allnnta, round nu I nell. 1 will etnle, furliier, llinl I kinSiltbtilf teed, nrlllt rqnnl twene. an rtlteul (iri al nr brutltrr in-lin. Prof. Unlkalfnrd, at liiiene. (la. Thin nramen bad, I llrink. hare liseaned Ter nix yearn. 81.e wnn a twain m- •«»<. nnd reemed ettred, up la I ho new -r •freedom." I da n..l hr. it at. ladudneil J—n .ireparnli.in for (lie parpanrn far alieh y ■e uuunend it. V..nm truly, JNO. C. WHITXSK. •TAT8 OF OEOKUU, Tnanr CanxTt. This istarenify Ihnij hnra vtna.me.1 l_ •Mi|.c of lit. daaeph Gre-lteH. of •henaauMy. •nd. as • medical man, pcnounei ji in ba n -ambin ti..n of Hrtwinuef pm merit In ehr raiment nf all diseases a( fenulm far which >e reeainmend. it. » JI. I*. Hr. ul >’V Tlrin Dee ember 2le*. |8«*. J| p JIocafTiu*. lM. Dr. J tnjnricio—Dnnr Kir : J |nee ul elensure in reyin* I her. wimenCtf the mu. l-ci.l.d nnd happy effneil ..f your Feuah UegnUlar in thin nughhorhajd. _ . *». n. FLvcncx. Hire AY hit< h£.U> nul TIN. VJKMHil.- . UNSKF.H Painfc 1«H| Iiiik Mtu At vry LOW U \Tf>\ I. K 1 riu* Bust .- OF OMRS. BttlJ-m. itnr WELCH'S S* «*;»!* lported rio..\* h eeta Ol.V lit M • Hit Thebe. aili«d**s a* r»» I*mj is .wd aud surd io» i,i j*srp.. . VnSLSB'S RU.S-il, / I PPORTBBk CIIEBTJpiPINM^. VulifEPS. .NHI'W, .t Always food supply at