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field net * To B. L. B. Thou bust one heart ibut fom thee. In tfafe dark world of oar®, Whoa* gontJ* “® i,c *Pl> rov * and Yield not to dark despair. One little rone, whoso fragrant blossom, Blooms but for theo alone ; Ono fond, confiding bosom, Whose lova is still Urine own. One little, gent le star, to guide thee, And bless thus on thy way, That e'en when storms betide thee, Still lends its gentle ray. One little crystal fountain springing, Within life's desert waste, Whose waters still are bringing Refreshment to thy taste. One sweat, tuneful voice, to cheer thee, When sorrow hath distresl, One breast, when thou art w ary, Where on thy head to rest. Till that sweet little rose ia faded, And cold that heart so wurtn. Till oload* thy star have shaded, Heed not the passing storm. Till voices kind that bless thee, All mute in (loath do lie, And the fount that oft retrenhed thoa, To tbee, is ever dry. Thou bast still one tin to bind thee, To this dark world of care { Then, let not sorrow blind than- Yield not to dark despair. The Freer of Ylllafraar*. The Frellminariee ae signed by the two Mfaporore. All the Psrie papsrs of July 2<Uh, publish the text of the preliminaries of |>eare, agreed upon end signed et Yiliafrauee, by the Emperors Ns* poison 111, end Francis Joseph. It is its fol lows: Bei weou His Majesty the Kmperor of Austria end His Majesty the Emperor of the French, it has beeu agreed as follows : The two Sovereigns will favor the creation of ea Italian Confederation. That Confederation shall be under the honorary presidency of the Holy Father. The Emperor of Austria cedes to the Emperor of the French bis rights on Lombardy, with the ex ception of I he fort lessee of Mantua and Peer hi era, so that the frontier of the Austrian possessions should start from the extreme range of the for tress of Peachlera, arid should extend lu a direct line along thoMincioas far as oratio j from thane* to Beorcaoolo and Ltiznna to the Fo, from wbetu-etbe actus! frontiers shall continue to form the limits of Austria .—Tho Emperor of the French will hand over (remettra) the ceded terri tory to the King of Hardinia. V outlie shall form part of the Italian Cotifcd arstion, Uiough remaining under the crown of the Emperor of Austria. Th* Grand Duke of Tuscany and the Duke of M dena (shall) return to their States, granting s gs ieral amnesty. The two Emperors will ask the Iloly Fnlhor to IhUroduo- indispensable reforms into bis Btates, A full and complete amnesty is granted on both sides, to persons compromised in Uiu late •vents in the territories of the belligerent parties. Done at Villafranca, the 14th of July, JS69. Death.—A* life approaches extinction, in non •ibitiiy #upervcnew— a numbnesn and disposition to rtpose, which and not admit of the idea of suf fering. Even in those cases where the activity the mind remains to the last, and where nervous Benslbili'y would seem to continue, it it surprix inf how often there has been observed a elate of happy feeling on the approach of death “If I had strength enough to hold a pen, I would write how easy and delightful It It to die,” wore the last words of the celebrated Wm. Hunter during hi* last moments. Montaigne, in one of his essays, describe* an accident which left him no senselc**, that he was taken up for dead, fin being restored, however, heaays t Met bought my life only bung upon my lips : and I shot my eyes to help thrust It out, and took a pleasure in languishing and letting myself go. A writer in the Quarterly Kovicw re cord* that a gentleman who had been rescued from drowning declared that he had not experi enced the slightest leeling .and suffocation. “The Stream was transparent, the day brilliant, and a* he stood upright ho could see the sun whining through the water, with a dreamy consciousness that his eye* were about to bo closed on it forev- | ar. Yet he unither feared his fate nor wisher! to have it. A sleepy sensation, which soothed ami gratified him, made a luxurious bed of a watery grave.” Alabama Cotton Oboi*.— The Sumter (Ala.) Democrat, of the flth Inst., say* t The prospect for a good ootton crop In this sec tion of country still continues bright. If the present showery weather does not set the worms to work, we shall look for as much cotton to be made as can be decently saved Our planters next wiotar will all feel as rich as nabobs, without any mishap to the present splendid crops, and if the present high price continues. Tbk llarvbst is Tfiß North west.— The Qa* ena(lli.) (Jasettc, of the Ist iuet., snye : The splendid harvest weather of laat weak was of great value to the farmers. They everywhere improved it. Another week of such woatlierwill enable them to finish up uioat of their work with their wheat and oat*, as far ss cutting and stack ing aru tmucerued. With a few exceptions these Brops ere good in this latitude. Aa to quantity •f production, the reasonable expectation* of the ooontry will be realised. Crops in the WEST.-~The St. Louis Democrat of the 6th iuet., says s We have received new* from almost every quar ter of the Western States, where at oue time the evope of corn, potatoes, he, Buffered much from drouth, that several showers of rain have revived , the parched crops, and dispelled the fear* of the farmer*, ludiana, from all account*, ha* rccelv •and the greatest benefit from the rains, us there the “dry spell” had lested longest ami the crop* looked worse. The drouth had alao beeu great la Ohio, but the crop* now protuiie well. The Late Quern or Portuoal. —The death Os the young Queen of Portugal has already been briefly announced. 8h completed her 2id year on the lit lb of July and died on the 16th. The Queen, baptised by the name of Atonbnuie Frederiqtie Antoinette, was the daughter of Prince Hohentolleru Siguier ingen. Hut little more than a year *lnce, the foreign illustrated paper* pub lished elaborate acnouuls of her marriage. The •eremony was performed by proxy at the church of 8l llederige, in Uerlin, April IfW, 18&8, ami in perami at Llsbou on the 18th of May. Passing through England on her way to Portugal, the Princes* became the guest of Queen Victoria, aud attracted much of the popular attention, from bar beauty and winning manners. Anew thing in Paris is a bound made of dot black hair, embroidered with buttercup* in silken straw. The ribbon used for the trimming has a black ground, and tho flowers at the side uju en tirely black, with jjet centres. The effect of this eombinatiou is considered a* very original, ami it ha* the advantage of defying dust. Mr. Tcnßrieek's horse won the Goodwood •take* The Goodwood Cup wa* won by Prom feed L***, the mare frtoress standing third in the race Adelaide Phillips, whole artiatic merit Is ob taining the appreciation it deserves, ha* received handsome offers for the next season, both from Btrakoscta for the Academy of Music, ami from M*r>-(tk for llavauua. Anhui Napoleon, the pianist, was at lost accounts, giving concerts at the “Palace Gnrdin,” New York. Good pro grammes aud thin audiences. Css or a Comma. A clergyman wa* lately depicting before a deeply interested audience the alarming increase of intemperance, when he as towudwd his hearers hy saying : “A young wo man in my neighborhood died very suddenly last Sabbath while 1 was preach lug the go*|*i in a •Cate of beastly totoxloatlu 1” CorETixa a Widow.—For tho other half of a courting inatfih there ia uothing like au thUsrea tiuff widow. There *as mueh diffrreitev between courting a damsel <*! ho aliforllvs widow as there is between ciphoring in addition and the double rale of three. Court inf a girl is like ea ting fruit,—all very nice as far ae it extends, but doing the amiable tu thw blue eyed bereaved oue in black crape, ootnre uuder the head of preserve —vieh eyrup. For delieioua oourting, wa repeat, give ua a live “widder.” A Pniaon Ump - -Jea. B. Tarltou haahe*n aen tonee.l in Campbell county, Teuneaeee, to five I {eare* imprisonUclll in the State prison. He ia 8 years old, and haa served 18 year* in the same institution, representing m differaut noun ties in It. Hie eldest son ts in the same prison under a tea recce of 21 years. Feofbhity of IhklaML— In a rec*nt speech la Dublin, the Ear! Carlisle. Lord Lieutenant, of Ireland, referred to the improved condition ofthat oeunt-rv lla said that the eye msau, on all id, with fields teeming with abundant'e. and that crime is daily diminishing throughout the rouu- Dry. The tide of emigration is checked, and pros perity is beginning to prevail. ’ ▲ western editor once apologised to his readers after this fashion : 44 We intended to have a death and a marriage to pabliab this week, but a violent etorm preven ted the wedding, and the doctor being taken sick himself, the patient recovered, and we are aeeur •wiy •bested out es betb/’ CULLENB &TURNIPMKKJ), ATTORNEYS A.X LAW, FORT GAINES, GA. Will practice in (Hay and adjoining counties iu Georgia, audio llenry county, Ala. Apr 1 * 4 t*Ao—hrtf w. s. joM**oN. r. a. aticaaa. ~JOHNKC>N Al RUCKER, ATTORNEYS A.X LAW, PUJIHRTA, CHATTAHOOCHEE COUNTY, GA. lit ILL |ive prompt attention to si I busmcMi entrus- V v led to ihnrearc throughout tlm Paratila Circuit, nd the con mn-ii of Till hot, Ilnrrin. Marion. Taylor anil,rtrhUy, of the <3iattahooebe Circuit FeSrugry 11, iwu—wtv. N. .1. JO A EH, Attorney at i,nw, UNION SPRINGS, ALA. U r 11.1. practice in the different Court# hi Macon and adpHiungcooiitN*” Btrirt attention tlvru to the collection of claims. feo3—wOm TANARUS,/, (Hi dST ATTORNEY -A.T LAW, HAMILTON, dA. Will attend promptly to all business (intrusted to bis cars. Jau2B 18&8 wly. Tliomn* IV t olili, ATTORNEY AT LAW, PRESTON, Wel.nt.f Count/, 0. Will practice in the counties of Clay, Chatta hoochec, Webster, Early, Randolph, Btewurt and Sumter. Particular attention given to collecting and remitting. Jnu2A 1867 wtf. WN. . BI.AJM. thapbus omvkr. Flam A Oliver, ATTORNEY AT LAW, BUENA VIbTA, MARKIN* OUNTY.OA. Will practice In the counties of Marios, Macon Stewart. Taylor, Chattahoochee, and any of the adjoining counties, when their services may be required. Also in the District Court of the Uni ted States for ibe Distriul of Goorgia. September 11,1868. —wtf. N. Si. Mlatlbril, Attorney nt Law, BLAKELY, EARLY, C 0„ <JA, Blakely Ua., April 2, 1856. wtf. J. A. t'lc■iiliiicn, ATTOXI3C XX AT T.AW A nd Nollcltor In Chancery, ABBEVILLE, HENRY COUNTY, ALA. .1 ul/ 10,1848.—w1/. Rogers A Ifebndfenniil, ATTORNEYS AT LAW. VIENNA, Dooly County, Georgia, f. ROOBRS. M. OKURArrERRKII). May 27, 1859. Shorter, Cham hers & Shorter. ATTORNEYS AT LAW, KUFAULA, ALA. Will prsetico in Barbour and the adjoining counties of Alabama and Georgia. B. N. NHORTKB. W. 11. CDAMIIKRS. H. R. MU OUT lift. May 27, 1869. if JOMCpII I’. I*oll, ATTORNEY .A.T LAW, * COLUMBUS, GEORGIA. Us ILL attend promptly to nil hiiHlueMs entrusted to liw cars hi the ruuniim of Muscogee, If mil* Talbot, Taylor, Marion and Chattahoochee Office on West Bide ul Umad stroet, uvn Wynn Si Park’s Btors. uprlll t-wdlv. Howard <V Httiiiv, ATTORNEYS jPI T LAW, CltAVv FOHD ( ALA, EOT. a. BOWAlltl. WAI.TRK H. WKEMM. Crawford, Ala. June 8. wAdtl. %Villi;iln Tavloc, ATTORNEY AT X.A.W, CDTHBBItT, RANDOLPH CO.. OA Will practice in the counties of Hundolph, Calhoun, Terrell, Harly, Cl ay, Baker, Dougherty Miller and Stewart. Kkkkrto— Wellhorti, Johnson A Sloan, Attur uoys at Law, Columl.ua, Ua. All business on Hunted to his care will receive tmiuedlute Atlsntiim June A 4 6S—wills. Marion Rctiiiuic, ATTORNEYAT LAW, TAi,BOTTON, Talbot Cu., Qa. Ootobar >4,1888. w.tdtf. IYlohch A Lkma, ATTORNEYS A.T LA.W, COLUMBUS, ULUHOIA R J MORES. A I.AWri AtfOlhi'n next door to the Post Sept. 1, 1868. dwtf. B. Y. MARTIN. J. J. MAHTIN. J.J. BLADE MARTIN, MARTIN & SLAIJK, A-ttornovn at Ijuw, COLUMBUS, OA. December 17,1868. — dwtf. •QBh IV. F. L.cc, D. D. S Ullllll NUI'RCOU, ODCICU Corner Broad .nil Randolph *Btret., COLUMBUS OCOROIA. December 17.1888. ldtf. scssb J - fogll & sdi; I) E NTI 8T 8. ‘ii-tuOllke on Handolph htreot, near Broad, COLUMBUS, G A. Columbus. Dc. 9, 1867. d&wtf. HUGHES DANIEL CO. ft WILI. CONTINUE A CKNKIIALSVYY^. atou,Btorage und Cdnimiiiion,|gHg Kuoeiviu 0 aud Forwarding Business, AT THE LOWELL WARE-HOUSE, Wi pledge our tu .vrlions in give *atisisction to sll v (tu iusv entrust us vv till ilteir produce. Wr are iv(Mting to fttrnish sll i-ustonory ad van- es tu our customers aml to till promptly all orders, at the lowest market rates for llugglng, Kopc, Salt, ami olivei plantation supplies. \V v| || IIUGIIKB. VV M DAMI L, \V t iiODGKH. Coluiubus, June IS-dwtf. DISSOLUTION. r C-opartnsrship heretofore i xisuitg and doing I im Mimas umlei tlm usine ami sty le oft LLMONH NHOW N SHI was (Itaaolved on the Mltk day ol I < h ruaiy, IHSV Ths busuu-s* ol said psiliiendnp w ill In* sell led aud loscd up by W G. FLLMUNH and Wit, LIAM 1. WORN DM, vvlio are Ihlly authoitred hy power of attorney to sell and convey real and peinonal |uo|n'ii\ iteioogiug to imiil partnenihip, to rullect all sums of money due and owing to said firm, and to pay all ileiHanda and renew all notes or obligations ngsiust said partnership This the thuti day of Marvh, IRN. w. u clkmonh. W I. WilliM M, JOHN U HURT, tJKO T 111'KT. tV I* WORN I’ M Manii tv. into.- wJ3io NOTICB. 11l AVR pun based the t'ottoN Gin MaiiuftK turtug interest of Meoars GI.KMONH. BROWN * 40 , amUhall fonliinu* lha businssa under the nains and style of • W.O. CLEMONS, BROWN & CO. Mr. IHHAF.I. r BROWN will. as heretofore, super inteadtJte Manufacturing DepatUueut W g t LEMON#. Columbus, Match to—wdftm. NOTICB \1 f B have sold our 4'ottou Urn Manu form ring in vv reresl to Mr. W O. I'I.RMoNB, who surreed* n# in lire busuo ** AN e bespeak for our suce*oor a coHiiuuanreol the Itlu-ral |Mxtronagr extended to out rtnnhv the Cotton Planters throughout the counliy ( LEMON H, UKOWN & CO Olumlula. Os . March W w dtf wh. a HxanaWAY. * l siiv HARDAWAY A DRAY, GENERAL Commission and Forwarding m u h. e jqc a ur t k. Comer of Olive and Commercial M reels, H.tl.vr LOUS, YIO. F.bni.r, , US-.U.lj, Book Binding ii>XBCCTSI> In miH-b'i vU lB. aOc of lb, li •i:ol.buTlm,” LUMPKIN HOUSE. LUMI>KIN, STEWART CO. GA. MTHR eubacriber, havlna pQfchffped the above limtoe,!* resolved io make it one worthy the patron, pc of the travelling public If good fare and atfoutiv rvesd- Humid entitle a Hotel to euKtom, (he hoddnigned flattere hiißeelt, that thoa* Who*tfy him once, will coma again. < ounce<d with the Hotel, arc commo dious .Stat ion with trusty cstlere Oct 19, wtf. JOB * YARBROUGH. BROWN'S HOTEL, • OPPOSITE THE PANRENUEH HE POT MACON, GEORGIA. K. E. BROWN, PROPRIETOR, B. TANARUS, DENSE, Buportnloadont. tsr deals ready on the arrival of every Train, Macon,(ia., April 15, Jbf>6. wtf. BEDELL & WEEMS, TTAVB removed to tho corner formerly occu- I I pled by VV. A. Red-1, 4.C0 , lately by Watt and Kappuigtoti, where they wilt keep constantly ou hand, a well selected stock of GROCERI S, conrixfrig in part of Bacon, Bagging and Rope Sugar end Coffee, Liquor**, &c Ail of which lliey/db-r at tup lowest market pwcea. Aug. 90. 1H55. wtt. NEGROES! NEGROEsT WLaro constantlyrmoiving from Vir- * ginta and North Carolina a large nnd well < I tiled dock of Men, Wcnm*n,*?o boye and Girls,includiiig Held hands, house servants, ti*,ol)Hinc, <V.r;., bought hy one the firm exprew ly for this market. Our friends may rely On get tint’ ndgroenof good efiarectei. coming op fully to our representatioiMH—m weeell none in eoijuimrioti HATCHKR At. MeGEIIEE. July 26, 1858—wtf ALABAMA LANDS iron *3^y.Xjiis3: I 67| A< * l *' ,! * “'y ‘"uWly, * iiiilcn t>f low 25 miles below Fori Gaiiient x:,o nrre* are cleared— | 80U aiirex ere river l>nlorn, whicli will produce limn 20 i ro 90 tin Mm 2m Lent, or I'wm 1,00(1 to 2.500 porn,J* of I Ceitoa to the acre On (he plu :tn*. all the tu- ■ ■ “ improvriiieiits llooh-b fpi food water and as healthy os any si-ctinn in Alabama. For furflx i pnrtirulars, apply lon.eai Midway, Ain., or K. Alioori and A. G. Jan.-r oi, ih< prenus* ‘ Also, I2(Mlucres Land, mnr Mi/lvvny. Hiirbour conn- ! ty—Bo©seres rkared all fresh having Ireen cleared ! in the last seven years. This is stroug ifup ‘laud and j wilt pinducp from 20 to fit! hushPls Corn, and Amu uric : to two thousand pounds cotton per nrre. Improve lucrils fine —h dweliingiost-fd.OUti, und is snunted I on a high sandy ridge, tvith good w.-oer, and every! convenience desirable in a country residence. Both of these pi nos are known in t oinmf-n - . where inquiries can t>e made. I Invite those whnara purchasing, to examine these placet) during the coming •unrig andsuromer, and Judge them by wliat they see. r A KORIi, March 10- wtf Midway. Itarhuur t •> Ala ras amiLii ©s33®a EATINGF 8 ALO ON. s’ \ WILL ho opeuixl hy the 41 _ */ 4fh Uciober f Boardma uqjj he taken h’ the month, w< kor <iay M-n! hi nil houreday or nioht. fiarT lily B A K will nlw.-yv ho supplied with ti e Choice'-( Liquors nnd Cte’aia. J h<B lloiiw* is two doci- U-low the P. (). Oct4—wff. K Proprietor. SFROTT’S CELEBRATED VERITACLE OLD ENGLISH A ED AMERICAN HITTERS, kS IM C TONIC, DIURETIC, AND * AATI-BISPEPTSC. OCIKNTIFHiAi.LV prepared from ion ortglniil | O recipe of oti Dr. dpr>il. und |uo>im nil; su ic. rb full and bighly , popnlar physician of .Shropshire, England. There highly palatub'e anil bitters being composed of PURELY VEGETA RLE EXTRACTS, judiciously selected sod tlfllHull) coiepotioded are confidently recoinmenih’d to the public lm then Valuable Medicinal Propcrtie. For L<.hs of Appi'tlte. Nevvnu* Itebiltly. F.nnul. Dvstx pels. Ih. V Hf( mdiotUMiaihU lu ftiQcilonal derangements of the Liver nod Kid Hoys, us well a* Jmiinli Rhc-!Ou:Uim. Gout ami Gravel, they are a “sine qua nun.” For Fcumle CouipUiivs, this preparation im peculi arly adapted. F..r children barrelled with the Colic, nnd the pain* of I)antiiion it is a H.imbMig K'Siutgcr Ass stimulus to luviiiidM. th- enfe,!•:*• I and si thl'se hiiu'iare oiivuip*N‘-nl nnd tier in-ni Altohol and are n sure preventive of 4'lu::h und Fever. DIRECTION* A wine Kins* two or three Unu * u <l <v F->r l;ulu two-thirds; children m proportion. For very weak ! stomachs one-third water. Prepared at Fag's Laboratory. Monlg*Mnery, Ala To be hod of Drugg>.-its and i ouutr.v aierohantH gen-, e rally. DULL. DUCK Sc 00. Hep. 3—wtf. J.K, PKffiIILHTUN A CO. j SOUTHERN FEMALE COLLEGE,; LaGRANGK, GEORGIA. TMlEfftlUcsiuon of UiUiiiattuition will commence ! on tho last Woduc.x lay in September, and ■ close the 20th of Deceuihcr. Tho ftq.ring ?oeiou j will L'ounueiicc tho li ret Wednesday in .January, ami elore the lust Thursday iu Juno. Tho Faculty of inntructivn eonaieta of nine ex . ! poriouettd professors tul teachers—Prof Q W Foster, will have control of tbu music and part mont. ilia altniumcuts in this scitiree and past success as a toachor, pro important guarantees lor tho future. Tho College is In a flouri-diiug, growing con dition. Number of pupils in attendaiice the post collegiate year—l7o. Expense of a young lady for hoard and literary tuition pvr year—sltM) 50. For catalogue* containing particulars addrffits, 11 R BROOKS, \ . J F COX, j 1 *• Aug Bth, 1859-—w-tL’OS. MEDICAL ‘COLLEGE Os tlio State of South Carolina. r Annual rirmrseof l.e.mrt m this Institution I Will (eminence un the Ho oml Monday m Novem ber on the following hranrhes: Anatomy, J. F. il>-brook, M D Pli yam logy Jumss Monltih', M. D. Burgery J J. ( hMioinv, M I* Institutes and Piacinve -- li Gcudimrs. M D. M vtona Mc t.- u llenry H Fr.ui, M l) ObeteUtt's—Thus. G l'nbleuu. M. D ( heiiiiNiiv—l- U. Hhephvrd, M I) Demonstrator and Adj i. Prof, of Anaiomv—Francis T. Miles, 51 D Assistant Ddinonetrafor Os Anatom v—S am tie I Logan, M D CLINICAL l.ti riIREB Are deliveredtwl -e a week at the Marine nnd Roper Hospitals by the Physicians and Burgeon nf the lusti tu.ion, and th> facuHy Ward in the Roper ilospuai by the Professor ol H Tgery. The Anatumi. il Room* will tie opened early in Me tohet. under the dtre,Hon of the Dvinonstsiora nnd Lectures delivered. HKNRY U PROBT.M I> August 1, 1860 wst. I**oH S* ‘. l.fcl. 1 sulmcriherinis ou hand n few M II.LH fur ths I utanu ... PK kt II UIUND\ oi W lIIM KEY, which he will sell at very low puces Also Tin, Bheet Iron aud Japan Ware. ol'evary variety auddesciipttuu, which can he bought at the lowest rates. JOB WORK, Dnire at short notice and on the most liberal terms. J. II IIICKH. Agents, Nest door below Huns Kauri, Blond Hi reel Jsi I v lit. IsUMA—dwtt tl BORGlA—Chattahoochee County: (Lire# Ordinary, July Term, 1860. Present sad presiding, E. 0. Raiford, Ordinary. UTIIKRRAB. tt is shown to the Court l% the Pe tlthm of Nathan J. Bussey, and Witluu* <1 Wno|dmlg*\ administrator* ot* the es ateof Thomas F Wooldridge, decenaed, that said estate te felly ad ministered, and praying fbi Letters of Dtsmieeiou itum the same it is therefore ordered, that all persons ronceruad. be required tn shew cause, if any they have, on or hefote the second Mondav in Jauntily nest, why they should not he dismissed fiom the iulmimsiration of •aid estate. A true trau tipi fiom he minutes of said Court #<!v Ith, l*-MI July It -wfest F. < 5 RAIFORD, Ordinary UROHBIA. Mnssngts eouisty. Court of Ordinary, Ampnet Term, 18ML BULK A’IML SAMVRL D lIARP, Administrator of theEsUtenf „ JvJin L llßip.deie ised, having applied foi ilismis sion It is ordered that all persons concerned shew cause. (If any they have) why sahl adnnmsirator should not tw dismissed fioin said administration at the ( . tut of Ordinary te be held in aud for said county on the first Monday in Mm* h next, •*! Bi*.t this order be puldtsh ad lu Terms ofths law. A tore tfens-rtpt ftvm ths inlnutas of sold Court, Attffeh.teM* JOHN JOHXffiOXOrdlnaty Aug f. IWite-wtka. HK VVIIS A KORAFK, ae bboad st.- OEI'KR THKIK EXCELLENT STOCK 0E melodeons, &c., }| t fjf Al Norlhrm prices. A good Piano for $260; Melodeons from SSO to ♦ 125. A I*o, un oxceUent Organ for Church or Purl-.r at s4s<. Cal! and examine at :$8 Broad 1 I K:'.U wly. J. B. & W. A. BOSS, Wholcaxic and Retail DRY OQ3D3 & GROCERY MERCHANTS. M a con, Ui-oi'gi a. Also, Agents lor W bee leg's aod Wilson’s Sowing Machines. aotll—wtf. STOTICE. Tin- oiler* fur ii!e a valuable k Farm in Iho 7il fiislHrtuf Worth roun- Gs.. cnnsistim: of ‘em iw.r* of Land, 130 ur 150 Acres Opeit Lands, n new Gin House and H rew upon the place, tAO or W) head of C'a'tle, about the nmme number ot jioga. and 30 head of sheep. Term# will te made aci uinmodailiigaud strictly so when the cosh isoflbred. Knqulrein Albany at Jos. ilitl'a Livery Htatdes, for dir*-< lions to the place June 4—wtf TUOB.II. KENDALL/ EICHARUSON’S IRISH H.HSTE3NTS, DAMABKH, DIAPKKH &c yiONfIUMEItn of Rkhrd,on’, and de- ! Kj siruus of obtain imr t tie GEN’ l/INE GOODS, should that the arm >* they pun.lease are scaled with the | Kill name of the firm. vyws a @wxm, | as a giiarnnlce of the soundness and durability of the Goods This caution is rendered essentially necessary, as largo quantities of inferior and defective Linens are prepared, season alter season, and sealed with the norm* of KM.HAUDHON, by Irish Houses, who, regardless of the injury thus inmrtedaiike oil the Aiue rti an consumer and the rnamfl.u turers of the Kemifnn g” “Is, will not readily abandon n husuiess so profit able while purchased'ejh be litipoaed on with goods of a worUiicaa character. 4 HtT,LP< nr.c J. s uut'KE, uov ((k-wlv Agents3BChtmh Btreet. N. Y IROX\T SCKEiW, j HA VF purr based of Mr. James Massey of Tboin ! I asvdle, r.'a. the right to the lire of his I’atenl Hcrew for the counties of Muon, Kussell and Montgomery, Ala. The Pusl as well as the Screw is of Wrought J , Iret., and has the advtn age of In ing so complete ms to require but Utile room tot its erection. It may lx- , put up either in a tall lint room or a separate roots, as may lie prclumd; it packs linely and conveniently without tho use of a mule. They will b*i>ul up on reasonable terms and guaran teed in give satisfaction. Mv address ts Hardaway, Macon county. Ala JOHN A DUNN ‘ Jteferenre—-W. J. Tatver, Jus. O. Uanks. Enon.Ala. Mn Dt/a—The Iron Hcrew that Mr Massey pm up for me lasi tall, proven to do good work, in a very SMtisfati or> niannCi f<>r which icason, as well is l>< : cause ft is i-.nnveaient and so wellprotei ted, 1 ntn much pleased with it Yours, J. T. I’ERMONH. Mareh 14, IaJO wtim. WASTED, Aik BUBHELB clean, well saved Cow Hair, • )UU iiiavlO- wtf B F CULLM AN TROY I H TORY, Caliiiiilxis, <;a. | TJP 12, the underMifi.ed, hav# this day purchniH'd t y from Jari.rv- Hamilton, the i roy Factory ! nrnj eolire stock, and will continue the km-mera 1 under tho naino urnl stvle ol Troy ManuLcturii.g j ( omtauy and will manufetvnro and keep cou j siuutly *io hand, at whole-nil* and retail, Clioles, llriliteads, Wardrobe*, Tubs, ilnrkels, Bwfes, Tables, Uurcans, and other House Furnishing articles. All orders addressed lo thn Troy iYlnmilaciuring Coinpatiy, will receive prompt Ritentioa. J EFFERBON Or IIAMILTON. JoeiFH JtFrKH'roN, John M. Hamilton Columhua. Ga , April l‘J. __ PRICES TO SUIT THE TUI S. THE EAGLE MANUFACTURING CO, OFFER iheir vnt iousaivle* ol Good', eompn- | •io OSNABURgB, YARNS, FASHION, (oratripe*,) PINh’..KNOT PLAINS NEGRO KERSEYS, SOUTHERN LINSEYB, “TRUCK FOR , lUOWSERS”COTTON ROPE, Ac. Ac. AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. They invite tho simciul altentK nos the Trade to their Slock winch te complete iu every respect. J. RHODES,BROWNE, Agent Columbus, Deo. ft, 1857. twit wtt. A CARD, INOW have on hand a large assortment nf VEHI- ! t ‘LEM. f the liiicvl material und < hoit*esi manttfu- ! turn ever te-foreoffeiod in this market, iliracing | COA*’IIKS, BERLINS, C.M.EKCHES, | .MnrkTplcsclirs, Hoc Its wny a, TOP AND NO TOP BUGGIES, AI.HO, A BPI.ENDID STOCK OF New York Trotting Busies, OP EVERY PTVI.E AND DESCRIPTION, I which I offer on Ireiter terms ilmn qan b afforded else- j j lam about winding up my hustueas. and would be j obliged 4o all indebted l,y note or account. lo call and ; I sen :e cither hy * mkli or sittisfu-lory renewal All who ! omit this will find ihnir c laims in the hShidsof an i ---lomey for rollection li t’ M.IU’.E ! N ll Alt I hose who do noi Intend {raying without hemg sued, are notified that five iter cent, will be He- I turned lv calling at the captain's office and setiimg foMlnv.i'h 11. C, MtKKI! ( ’.dominis. January 31 wtf. mi. W. W. WILSON, DEALER IN DRUGS, Medicin**, Cl.em rale, Books, Su- j li ttery and honey Arnelu*. VC ly FASSMANN’B IRON HOOFS AND TIES, toll COI TON UALLB. i Price ft Cents per lt>. —2s/nsr rent Use than Hope. \NY one considering itie advamape <f Iron over Hope its aina'.crial for binding cotton bales, will be auipiiscd that ll has nut Ireen ndupted l >ng ago.— In iptsernriiy against (ire (hers te au overwltelmiag reason for us fttoption. The {ucssc* in Hie seaport cities have been the main cause its not being generally ad-’pted; but now that ofije. ii m is removed generally, ami the t*r:eHiis Press the largest in New Orleans gives it the preterenre over Hope The Faasraauu lion Hoop and Tie is the linpiMvemeni of >me of ths Proprietors, nnd is adopted from the stet, that it ia found after long eiperiiuent. to combine the greatest merits tu # mpln ity and ihcffiiy of application of any oue yn made It it so prepared i as to require nocli.rngv lor rs-compressing. Thu* ob vitung iht* only reuiammg diificulty al the seaboard • cifba. ! Tbe hoops are Rent ofanyleng h. (inn eight to ten : feel, aud n < i ‘guarantee riven itial neither ih* Ties ! nor llot.ps will break And uirther. that all cotton I bound to them shall be received on the same terms at j ih* Orleans press, as rope bound cotton. The wet set j per bale * a'-aut tbs same as tope, not oue pound more >rless To show the opinion shipmasters have of li, we give I the following, among numerous t* nuucndatlona we The underaigiu'd. mas era of vessels, having had cotton con pressed with Fsssiiiniu's new Iron Hoops and Tics, hereby recommend the same The hales Is*, ing wed compressed, and th# buttons or hoops never breaking when thrown down In the Midp's hold, or When stowed L l. Comtey. Captain of ship Mosea Davenport, A. Robinson, “* Madras. Jams-Tomas, “ “ Honry. A Talbot, “ *, liare sroket, John Dean. Jam** Flint, John V Whiter, 44 44 Mulhouse, li Konpeiihohll 44 * 4 , A t lark, L I* Me rill, ,4 Hark Knuhall The pii. eof Hoop* and Ties at New llrleaua ia sir cent s{ur pound, stiff all orders w ill receive prompt at tention. Liberal deductions made to merchants for city acceptance. F. li FI • ‘HF.iI, Agent. Illj rommerual IMacs, New Orloan* Jnlv 4 few liook-kecpitig! \NY HOUSE, engaged in a wholesale, retwil, ship ■ting nr Commission RuaineM. desiring its Books kept bv Double or Mingle Entry, either with or with out g Journal, i referred lo the sahsrnher, who w tsh rs a situation MatiefhctOfy rcterenre can he given. TMOMAHCOLEMAN 4’uthH*rt. Ga. Feb. ll—Wtf PIT.ES, FISTULA. STRICTURE. CANCERS AND SCROFULA CURED. |> A.MFIII.ETd con turning Usumomal* of ths highest 1 chnrnrtrr, nato bis auc evs will he forwarded to any that may wish them Tho** wishing to test the Hfteaey of l>r (’LOPTON’B womterfttl rnoeds must give neorrect desniprron of the disease, ita appearance tn its im ipient stage. |*reent condition, Iwrlios, Ac A three cent stamp must urcomnui.y all iiiumumca tlon* Address J A (M.OFTON, Huntsvffle. Ala, ri RF.H GCARANTBBD. martow Iv. Kxecutor'a Notice. fpWO months after dale application will be made to I ilie rotirl ot rirdinary of Msrriwsthci county, Ga . for leave to sell the real estate of Fianns Jeter, lets of said county, deceased Yk.m !—- Jttly6,ife>*vim “Ho, for Arkansas!” I am still in the notion to move to Ai kan a next winter, aud huv ing lately JjL,old 500 acres of my plantation in Marion co., Tam now offering the remaining 500 aoree at a great bargain. There are 330 acres cleared laruliu a good autu of cultivation. Ou tho place art new negro houoes aud two good settlements and comlortble houses; is situated immediately upon the road from Buena Vista to Columbus, 7 tnilcH from Buena Vista, 26 miles from Colum bus, aud 7 miles from Fine Knot Springs, and ia iu the midst of an excellent neighborhood aud convenient to churches. Persons who wish to buy Georgia lauds that never fail to make a lair average crop of corn, cotton and wheat, need look no farther than here, for I am offering a decided bargain, and would .Mill stock, com and every thing on the place ex cept negroes, mules and wagons. 190 acres are planted in cotton und 1 will sell for same quanti ty of cotton this land makes this year, or for the amount of money my cotton crop sells for, in Co lumbus, by or before Ist January next, or at $8 )>er acre. Look out somebody for a speculation, for If I fail to make a crop of cotton I get nothing for my 500 acres of land. The cotton trade is open till 20th August only—-would sell for negroes. Address me at Glenalta, Marion county, Ga. ISAAC T. UGBINSON. Refer te Samuel J. Hatcher, Columbus, Ga. July 25, 1859. w4t. “W-A-3STXEI3, ONE HUNDRED AMLE HODIED MEN. (for su or eight weeks.) to w ork on repair* and euu j MtrucDon on the Mobile 4t Giranl Railroad, for which •di*- dollar per day will be paid. Cash. I July U5-dlw w 1 iu JOHN HOWARD, Engineer and Superintendent LIFE ILLUSTRATED. \ FIRST Claa* Pictorial Family Newspaper de signed to encourage a spirit ol Hope, Matuiness, Beif Rclimiu-c mid Activity among the people; to il lustrate Life in all im Phases. Under the appropriate heading# of General Literature— comprising original Essay#. Historical, Biographical and Descriptive —Ed- itorial, Cltv and Vicmity. Uurnl Affairs, Hcissorings, Notes of Travel, information, we shall eudeavor to give Much matter as wiunot fail to be of interest to ail. W'.b 1t,,, nuinbr ii .Inly M,#K COniOMitlt f-d ■ #e rles ol articles climb and, T HE BUILDER, In which wc will g.-ee practical directions with all Illustrations forereeli. e Buildings of all kinds ot m.v li-rial—stOOc. wood. lin-'k, concrete. These articles havH been prepared by a >Mcticsl architect, *ud will embrace instructions in D* mvns. Drafting, Masonry, Carpentry, Hoofing. m ja>-t,everything connected with building i IFE will be published weekly al *2 a year, or len copies for #!•• Hpecimens sent fre- Agents wanted FOWLER A WELCH. Ju!y2sw4t 30H Broadway, N. Y. octavos comilV. rBRDRBita Mvaas OCTAVUS COHEN & CO. COMMISSION MERCHANTS, FOR THE SALK. RBCRIVIM6 AND rOftWAR&IHtt 0V COTTON, SAVI.WAH, GEORGIA. REFER TO J >eeph B Hill. Esq Columbus, Ga Mess-s Hall, Moses Sc Cos George Hargraves, Esq. ** Me**>rs Hall A Dexter, ** Bichaid Jones, Esq.. Montgomery, Ala. CharlesT. Pollard. Esq. juliiwJm Metlee—s2s lewtfi. BTRAVFD, ur Stolen ftom the Mubscrl fTy t#er at Pomltown. tlrbley county, Georgia, oii the night of the 7th mat , a r town or S’*- ‘ v uiwflc Horse, rather above the ordiMWjr li'-Lrlii. eight or nine years old. blind in the light eye fiom slick from the lash—left fore shoe off ; no other marks m olle ted. lam apprehensive he was rod off, mid will give the above reward for the horse with proof euffV ie{ii to convict the thief, or a reasonable i-ompensaiinri fm the horse atone, or information that uiay lead to his recovery. Address, Foridtown, Hcbley county, Gs JAM EH ti HM PEH July S'i. IN.Mi—w II HOW To DO GOOD ANDGKT “PAID FOR IT.” Take an Agency for our Publications. Tim term# ! are su-t there can be no possibility of loh# Every < Family w ill, he glad to obtain some of them. Forpar ticuiars address-. FOWLER A W'ELLft. Jtsly 86 w 4i * 30H fiioadwsy. N Y Valuable Lands for Sale. I offer to the public mv valuable PlauUimu Cjfl&lving Vsi miles east oi Buena Vista. Ga., coo -175 acre -. 25U of which arc in ralttvation. The .14— remainder is well limbered, a part of which is swamp or marsh, which could, by a little rtpenditur#, i Iu made as valuable land as any in Oeorgia. Gin I house, screw and other buildings in good repair W’a- I ter, health, and society all good. JulvlH-wif I. K BOYNTON. War ! Wari War! ia HRCI *RRO AUAINST rains or ANT'aiMD it 1)11. A VV VTUEN’S SOUTHERN LINIMENT! A M> were Southerner will be satisfied by using /a. one Dollar's worth that they have no further use | fr Northern Liniments. Fot Family and Plantation j use it has no equal. It cure# Minimalism. Neuralgia Hiraiiu*. Uiu isms, Burns, Freeh l-'uUi, Pams in the 1 Mack or Limbs, Cholic in man or beast, and is the on ly tertam remedy known for Blind Hiaggers in llorsr# and every one will tlud it a saving ot time and iuo -1 nay by keeping aempply on hand ir./" Prepared by Dr. A W ALLEN, t olumbits, ■Ot Norn-L’ctitiinu wtihotil the HtgnaMire and Heal ; of A. W. ALLEN , For sale by UHOI HART It CHAPMAN and J. W BROOKS Columbus WaisTto—a responsible agent in every Southern town and village. 117"I AIITIC >N TOEVERYBODV -Don’t nee any more Northern I.iniment until you have given lit# Southern Liniment a fuir trial. (ERTIFICATK. C om shi s. May 1.1, IBSV. Dr A. W. A I.LEN—DeaI Sn Allow us to present 1 you this certificate for your Houthern Liniment We f nave used over a hundred bottles of your valuable medicine during the last year, and do not hesitate in | raying that we never saw a Lnrtincni equal to it. and ■ have used all kinds. W have used yoUTsfor Cholic I both for Negroes and Horses, aud in no instance has ! I’ tailed to effect speedy relief. We t(insider it an in- I valuable medicine tor Cholic, Hprains, Bruises Hwel j lin.a. Fresh Wound#, ic.,and would hot be without It for any consideration. July7—wtf. 4. VERNOYfcCO. PERUVIAN iil A\o! umiersigoed are daily expecting a large •unplyof this popular fertilizer, purchased from tire ,tgout ol the Peruvian governnie; t aud warranted genuine Price four dollars {>er one hundred pour.de, or S7B per ton of 2000 pouuda.— isms cash tu ail cases. OctU- wri gundy A. CO. •:. i. t oitiiriT. HROivKR ami Dearr in SLAVES, SAVANNAH, GEORGIA. \Y ILL k,c*p constansly on hand a good supply of 1 ’ Virginia and Georgia Negroes for sate lla will ai*u receive, huv and sell for those desiring his srivi ccs Ite i* situ prepai*d to make the usual advances on property, both real and personal, left in hit * hatgs for sale 0” ,-e near the Pulaski House and Post Office. Julr 4. Ist.aw —wfiiu. FOR SALE. fplIF. Subscriber, desiring to move Mot, of- I l*rs lus resident's for sale, containing 400 acres of good upland (mixed) oak and hickory, j aud pine, 100 acres cleared and iu cultivation. 300 | finely timbered, and in one mil# of Fort Gaines, the terminus of the S. W. Railroad. It it vine of tho pleasantest places in the South, and the water u unexceptional*. Call and see il, as lam determined to sell. DANIKL M. BRUNIR. June 20. w3m su $75 REWARD, q(A RAN AW AY from lire subsvnber n (he /jff 4l*t iti*t PKTF.R. a negro man about S4 or B years of age, dark complected,6f 6or din high, ..a\■ i ami weighs about 146 or IM pounds ll# i* supposed to he either about the residence of the un der. igned. new Qlsnaville, or at I'olumbua, Ga The above tea ant will be paid for ho apprehension and <l# ivery to me. near ttewitcliee, Ala., Ot B6U If bulged in auv sale jail so that Iran get bun. T. C. BOYKIN. Ju ue47- ala Osw lie ties. Muss#U counts Ala. mm mm ! I. 11. Singer's, Si*. H.eiuat.A C'o's. A Siioulrll'. WE are prepared to take orders for either of the abovv celebrated Machines, aud particularly invito those wishing to purclurae to call and see them before purchasing elsewhere. v-guCall at our AUCTION ROOM. July®—d3t wfite'i ELLIS A MATH 18. THOS. MACKENZIE & SONS. Importer, or SADDLERY HARDWARE, MANUFACTURERS ,0F PLATED COACH AND GIG HAXEBr AND DEALERH IN CARRIAGE TRIMMINGS. No. ‘JdH’Ualttmorc-at. Near Charles, BALTIMORE. ra u, WORTH OF CLOTHING AT COST FOR CASH! X. A. BROHLAW fc CO. NOW OFFER THEIR ENTIRE STOCK OF READ mh DJJIO T KING f®iT I&S® ? The Stock is one of the best ever offered in the market, and embraces a full assortment of Spring and Hummer Goods, just received from the manufactories, together with a fine stock of GENTS. FURNISHING GOODS, All of which, without reskrve, will be sold AT COST. A rare chance is here offered to make a safe and piiofitable in vestment of ready money. This course is adopted in order to reduce the stock as much as possible preparatory to a change in the firm. I. A. BROKAW <fc CO. Columbus, Ga., May 18, 1850. dwtf T. S. SPEAR, PRACTICAL WATCH MAKER SuccesHor to 8. H. Purple, cor. Broad st. COLUMBUS, GEOB.GIA. •jrm'jA mu'di jjaa^inßi£ai‘sf s STERLING SILVER & PLATED WARE. HAIR WORK, A beautiful variety wf Patterns. I will make to order any design and style and (ffatt you aaay require. WATCHES, CLOCKS Sc JEWELRY Repaired by eorupeteni and experienced Woekmeu, and warranted. CAN EH 1 CA NI :s 1 Hold. .Stiver, Ivory Loaded Heads- Hlokory Crooks and Swords PEBBLE SPECTACLES, g <k>M aud Steel Frames, of the best quality manufactured. Ol&aaes set in old frames to suit al 1 eyes I invite the attention of all to my Stock, and will show it with pleasure, whether yoi purchase o* not. “&IL.Purple’s old Htood, Corner Broad and Randolph Streets. Columbus, (1 a., Oct. SO, 1868.—dwtf T. 8. BPPAR. FRESH THOMASTON LIME. PLASTER PARIS, AND noBBNDAI E CEUENT, lUBT Kscsivcd and tor Hate by may I f| wt B. F t'OLBM AN TO CONSUMPTIVES. \ CLEUG Y MAN having cured hia ton of ci>aump V lion iu its wont sr;ig*s. alter being riven up to die, by the most celebrated physicians, desires to make known th* mod* oftb* cure.( which proves su:r*mfiil in every case,> to those afflicted with l ough*, ( old*. | and Consumption.aud he will sand Ue saute in any ad rose, tree or charge Addres, enclosure two vrainpv pay return iHWiag* DANIEL ADEK. march?- wly 911 Centre Hi rest. N Y GEORGlA—Chattahoochee County: Court, of Ordinary, July Term, 1859. Present R. tJ. Raiford, Ordinary. UFHEKEAfi. William Hagtev, Guardian f.r Amy IShort, formerly Amy Davis, applies for Letters i of Dismission from sniff Guardianship: [ It * theretorr ordered, That alt persons eonceraed [ be required to shew cause, if any they have, on or be | lore the first Monday tn Bepteniper next, why said j letters should not be granted i A true transcript from the minute* of said Court, July Uh, Inslt K (l RAIFORD, (ted Julvll -w4Bd UlCUttQl t I uihoi conatyi Special Court of Ordinary May lbth 1859. VV/ HEREAft Mrs Kitiah Ford, Executrix of tb< vv Estate of John W Ford petti ions this Corn tor Letters of Dismissi in: It it ordered, that ail persons concerned be and e| • peer at toe December Terra next ensuing of thiscov. t then and there toaliew cause, if any they have, wl > said tetter* should out be granted. A true extract from th* Minuets of said Court, 25th. 1*59 MARION BKTHUNE, Ordioa May 30. 1969 - warn GEORGIA’ —Chattahoochee County: Chattahoochee Court of Ordinary, Frb, Term, ’£• Present K U RAIFORD, Ordinary. I TFON the Petition of N N. Howard, tdminietra L tor on the estate of Ultleton Motgan. deceased: ll w ordered that all persons concerned, shew cause on or before the first Monday in September next, why said N N Howard should not be diemi**d from said administration A inis transcript from the minutes of said foan February 10, 105* E. G. RaIFOKH, Ord February 14—wOm GBORGIA— Stewart County: • DWO months after dale appdraib.n will to made te 1 the t ourt of Ordinary ol said couaty, for leave to sell the land sad uegroea belonging to the estate of Thomas Williams, late ol said county, deceased K F kl KKnKA , Ad’nn. July 9, l6d-w9m 4. COKi.U-.HiiNOgt o l oamy. Court of Ordinary March Term, 1859. RI LE SI Hl—Whereas Marv Russell; Administra trix of the estate of William R Rua*ell, deceased, having auphed for disiuiaan.ii from said administration: It is ordered, That all persons concerned shew cause (if any they have) why said admiatstraim should not be dismissed at the of Ordinary to be hrtd in aud for Mid county on the (list Monday in October next, and that this order he published in terms of the taw. A true transcript from the minutes of said Court March 17th. 1869 mar It wito JOHN JOIINMON, til GEORGIA -Chattahoochee County: Court of Ordinary, April Term, 1869. ITFON the petition of N. N Howard, administrator > oa th* estate of Charlotte Morgan, deceased, for letters of Diauii*e>n, It is ordered that ail persons eoncriaed. shew cause, if anyt hey have, oa or before th* Aral Monday in Oc tober sell. Why he should uol lie dismissed from said administration, otherwise tetters will then be granted. A true extract from the minute* of said Court, April ith. 186 V F. G RAIFORD. Ordinary April 10th. 1859 —wftm. FIFTY NEGROES WANTED* m 4 HAVING made oar a’raogenieatt for JqcL h Fall trade, we desire to purchase 50 or Bixty Likely Heg/roei, JLI ol B°°*l character, coaamuog of yoaa< meo, women,plough boya.and girla, for whom the htgnest ntarketpnca will be paid. Tenioos ha vmg neerrev* for mlc wtllfiud it to their toterwst to give ns a call. Wa will receive and sell Na groes on Commission sod no efforts will be spared to make aatwlactory sales, for those who may place their negroes io our charge. Liberal advances always made oo negroes when desired. Call atthe Auction and Negro mart of HAKRIBON 4. PITTB, sufff I—wtwtf 50 fit 81 Broad Street. TWO nrenthe after daw application will be made to lb* floe. Court of Ordinary of Chattahoochee senility, for leave to sell tbs tend and nrre belong Ing u> Charles R Eeily. an insane person OBORUK H KELLY. Guardian July It. ItoO-wtos npw omonthaafferdate application will he made to the i H*n Courier Ordinary for Chattahoochee county, ior leave to sella terrain peree.lof laul, end s negro, belonging to th* estate of Jsroea Kelley. deceased uSurge n kellMt. 1 im-Ji* S,, ‘ l wurtt. eahi.v sheriff sales. UfILL be i-ild ou the first Tuesday In WeptenilH-r , next, before the Court House dour in Blakely. Early county. Ga., within the legal hours of -sic. the following property,<o-wit. .vine n>gro*M. ,n* J4 p. fcunly. Alford, Calvin, Ander son Mary, Martah, aol Jack, 9 horses and 1 buggy, 1 road wagon and 1 carl. Levied on us the properly of Jautea B Brown, to satisfy one Muperior Court fi. fit issued from Early Kuperior Court, in fevnr of John T Howard vs. J antes B Brow n. Property pointed-nit hy E, G. Glaford Attorney ALHO —At the same nine and place, one lot ol land No 944 m the IWIi district of said county, levied ou as the properly of William D. Graham to oat is ly one Huperior Court fi. fa. issued tronr Humter county, U H Terrell vs William Graham Property pointed out by W.J. Clarke Attorney ANTHONY HUTCHIM9 ffh'ff. Am* m. 1859 wide GEORGIA —Talhot County T'VO months after date application will be made te A the Court of Ordinary of Talbot for leave, to sell the real estate and negroes belonging to the es tate of John W. rtini.h, late of ahi countv, E. it rtMITII. A-.ltu’r August 1,1569 wiui GEORGIA—Taihor County. UjTiIEHEAd. Kxekicl B Nmith, applies to im for letters of Guardianship for tin* ('r...nflbit.l property of E M. dmith and J T rtmith. orphan tiildren of John W. G. Bnuth, late nf said tnuutv, Jeceaaad. These are therefore to rite and admoiii-h all and singular, the kindred feeling an interested in said Guardianship, to be and appear at mv office, within the time prescribed by law, then ams there to shew cause if any they have why -aid letters should not lie granted to said applicant. Given tinder my hand and official •ignature, July 29th. IS6 Aug I wid MARION BETHCNE, Ord GEORGIA—TaIbot County- U? MERE Aft llenry McCrary, applies tn me for letters of Guardianship un the person* and pr- C rtvof Omega MrCrara. David McCrary, James A rCrary, Jonathan McCrary, minor orphans of Jona than McCrary, late ot said county,deceased. These are therefore to rite and adramnah all persons feeling an interest iu said guardianship to be aud appear at uiy office within the um prescribed bv law. then and there to shew cause, if any Urey have, why said fetters should not be granted. Given under my hand and official signature, thw 93d July. 1*59 July 9fi, I*69—w3od MARION BETIII NE.Ord NOTICE. IN compliance with the statutes, notice is hereby 1 given that I. as administrator of the estate of Ham “ el ■ Purplw. dereased, have this day transferred te J ft. ftoutter twenty shares of the Capital Stock of Bank of Columbus, of Ure City of Columbus, Georgia being the whole amount of stock belonging to the ro tate of said deceased This February nth, 1*69 THOM A** J M ( KOl I e Administrator with the will annei*d, tune96—w3aa of the estate of Samuel H Purple ! GEORGIA —Chattahoochee County: UniKKKAft Nanry R<b-rt# applies to me for let ters of Administration, with th* will aunexrd. i °d the estate of William Huberts, late of said county. j deceased. Thee* are therefore incite and adinouish all andsin gularth* kindred aud cirduors of said deceased to Ik* and appear at my office on hr before the ftrsi Monday in August next, then and there to shew cause.ifan> they have, why aaid tetters should aot be granted, to said applicant Given under my band and official signature, this ibe •“tli day of June, IS6V J E G RAIFOfIJ). Ord it/|*B MM. GEORGIA—Muioogw County: Court us Ordinary, February Term, 1859. JAMLB M KCriftEl.L, administrator of th* estates of John M Russell and ftarah K Russell, decaesed ‘‘•l! 0 * for disuiHMuon. from said administration Therefore, ail persona concerned are hereby notified | * rt shew cause (if any they have) why said admmisn trator should not be dismissed at the Court of Ordma • ry to be held in and for said county on the first Mo day 10 Me (item it*-1 next, and that this order be publish I ed tn terms of the law j A true extract from the minutes of said Court’ Feb 19. IK59— wdni. JNO. JOII.NftON. O j GEORGlA—Chattahoochee County: J Chattahoochee Court of Ordinary Feb. Term, *59. Present E G. RAIFORD. Ordinary. ; T T PON the Petition of William M Johnson, admin* j VJ iHtiatrator ds Sums nan on (be estate of Isaac ; Crosby,deceased It is ordered. That all p#r*ne concerned, be requir ed to show cause on or before the first Monday in I September next, why lie should not he dismissed from •kid administration. A true transcript fhw the intuuiee of said Court February lMh, IM9 Februarv 18—tafen K G RAIFORD. Ord. GEORGIA-Talbot County ■Court of Ordinary, June Term, 1859. RTLB NlSl.—Whereas James Howell, Administra tor of Mathewr Howell, deceased, petitions this Court for Letters of Dwmiseloii Be it ordered. That all persons concerned be and ap- I {war at the January Term next ensuing of this Court i then and there to show cause, if any they have, why : said letters should not be granted A true * itract from tho th# minute* es aaid Coart. June 94th. 1*69. Marion bethlne, oni. July 1 lto—wffim. TWO months after date application wfll b* mad* to the Hna Court of Ordinary of Chattahoochee syjysTflgfossr HARRIS ON A FITTS, AUCTION A COMMISSION MERCHANTS. AND KEG-RO BROKERS, 39 aud fli street ulumhui, Ga. . if ILL atlilo-jutlime i..# slowe Bu at our old V ? stMud. rha.iktiii lor the patrouwqc hereto* fort go liberally extended to tu by oar (VlentUatMl UiopuoUc, we hope by renewed exuruems i u a.or,i Ao contU aiuic*. Noc-Buiie will >e spared to t. ;Ve entire eailiutctlon to those who may oonfltU- th#;, -(UNittecß to our care. We wIU givucer perimnal altnuttoii to it M talo ol Real Estate, Merehaadiaeand Pro. luce. Having hone: fitted up expreetdj lor ib purpoee, we are prepared to hoard, purchase viiJ eell Nefroof on Coinaiii--ion. Überal adrencev will he made a* hereto;oro B ‘legWMwaad Morcbaudlzu. \dn-.mist'cn-rstir. Exoculor*’ saieft attendee i 0 •r. reaaooabie terms. ty H block or LIKELY KRCIROOE&of mi itWHsvill b* kepi eonatamlvoahand iiHAf. ft. HARRIHON GE'IKGE I. FITTS ’ t'nh.mhns Hept.’i. iHSF.— wtaljr Scroflila, or Kingr’s Evil, ia a constitutional disease, n corruption of tke blood, by which tliis fluid becomos vitiatod, weak, and poor. Being in the circulation, it pervades the whole body, and may burst out in disease on any part of it. No organ is fro*- from its attacks, nor is there one which it may not destroy. The scrofulous taint is variously caused by mercurial disease, low living, dis ordered or unhealthy food, impure air, tilth and tilthy habits, the depressing vices, r.nd, above all, by the venereal infection. What ever be its origin, it is hereditary in the con stitution, descending “ from parents to children unto the third and fourth generation indeed, it seems to be the rod of Him who says, 44 1 will visit the iniquities of the fathers upon their children.” Its effects commence hy i/iwou or corrupt or ulcerous nutter, which, in the lungs, liver, and internal organs, is termed tubercles; in the glands, swellings; and on the surface, eruptions or sores. This foul cor ruption, which genders in the blood, depresses the energies of life, so that scrofulous constitu tions not only suffer from scrofulous com plaints, but they have far less power to with stand the attacks of other diseases; conse quently, vast numbers perish by disorders which, although not scrofulous in their nature, arc still rendered fatal hy this taint in the system. Most of the consumption which de cimates the human family has its origin directly in this scrofulous contamination ; and many destructive diseases of the liver, kidneys, brain, and, indeed, of all the organs, arise from oi are aggravated by the same cause. One quarter of all our people are scrofulous, their persons ure invaded by this lurking in fection, and their health is undermined by it. To cleanse it from the system wc must renovate the blood by an alterative medicine, and in vigorate it by healthy food and exercise. Kueh a medicine we supply in AYER’S Compound Extract of Sarsaparilla the most effectual remedy which the medical skill of our times can devise for this every where prevailing and fatal malady. It is com bined from the most active remedials that have been discovered for the expurgation of tins foul disorder from the blood, and the rescue of the system from its destructive consequences. Hence it should be employed for the cure of not only scrofula, but those other affec tiona which arise from it, such as Earn-iva and Bkin Diseases, Bt. Avmomr’ft FntE. Rose, or Erysipelas, Pimples, Pustules, Blotcheh, Blaiks and Boils, Tumobs, Tetter and Salt Rheum, Scald Head, Kino worm. Rheumatism, Syphilitic and Mercurial Dis eases, Dropsy, Dyspepsia, Debility, and, indeed, all Complaints aJLikiMO prom Vitia ted or Impure Blood. The popular belief in “ impurity o f the blood ” is founded in truth, for scrofula is a degeneration of the blood. The particular purpose and virtue es this Sarsapa rilla is to purify and regenerate this vital fluid, without which soiqjd health is impossible in contaminated constitutions. Ayer's Cathartic Pills, FOR ALL THE PURPOSES OF A FAMILY PHYSIC. are so composed that disease within the range of their action can rarely withstand or evade them Their penetrating properties search, and cleanse, and invinr:jt* every portion of the human organ lam, correcting ita diseased action, and restoring its healthy vitalities. An a consequence of these properties, the invalid who ia bowed down with Gain or physical debility ia astonished to find his ealth or energy restored by a remedy at once so simple and inviting. Not only do they cure the every-day complaints of every body, but also many formidable and dangerous diseases. The agent below named it, pleased to fbrnish gratis my American Alrnana* containing certificates of their cures and direction for their use in the following cdhiplaints: Costii e ntss. Heartburn, Headache arisingfrom disordered Stomach, Nausea, Indigestion. Pam in and Morbid Inaction of the Bowels, Flatulency, Loss of Appe tite, Jaundice, and other kindred complaints, arising from & low 6tate of the body or obstruction of its functions. Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, for thb rapid cure of Coughs G#lds, lnflupuzn, Hoarseness, * Croup, flronchiti 4 *. Incipient Consump* tkou, and for the relief of Consumptive Patient* in advanced stages of the disease. So wide is the field of its usefulness and so nu merous are the cases of its cures, that almost every section of country abounds in persons pub licly known, who have been restored from alarming and even desperate diseases of the lungs by its nee. When once tried, its superiority over every other medicine of its kind is too apparent to escape observation, and whtro its virtues arc known, tne public no longer hesitate what antidote to employ for the distressing and dangerous affections of the pulmonary organs that are incident to our climate While many inferior remedies threat upon the community have failed and been discarded, this has gamed friends by every trial, conferred benefits on tne afflicted they can never forget, and pro duced cures too numerous and too remarkable to be forgotten. , PREPARED BY DR. J. €. AYER A CO. LOWELL, MASS. SOUK IN COLLY!Bl'fci BY Frmlwi fc I hinNtt. .r a * (V. i.*i dnicttl.!. ...! in >„n.ii,.... ~,h .nti.MH.v 1,6., —(.A., Economy and Progression, IN tfiw off*f advaurcm-ut, many u .Kg* o*w and , “FEBreßle na%r *■ -a intredaird nut the pfian te. n t other ayes, but urv. . ol sound and. uiu. Ural utility. In oo other •• pinno-m is progicwsion imm ter marked or more Visib'v u> be se-n than to the teed teal. wb n ongm.ttini niiu r,i ip.-u ni men nd rnnfn 4to snentlllc itiuits Pr*r, pi of that charerter are th* lohowiilf it-me(h:iiagents; none will prove more efficient or no often .needed DR UTTLK'N AMIDI .\K tOI GH DHUPh, M jArtcr* ulm >ursf*r Cunyh*. Odds, Aethmu. Hue n Ik* Hrr,„i, mUi Crony. H W/G. A’ a nun fit (’hUth ,n. Tbui i* a pleasant nte.inm.* to take, produriny imam diatc ieli**l. and in mne out ot ten ruses 4 prompt cure. It eieu isewtlo uaOai controiltnf Influenre over ( ousha and Irutoltou oftlu hings of auv remedy known, of ten stoppiEf tho most Violent In a <Vw hours, or at most in a day or two Many esses thought to be de cidedly consumptive hav been promptly ctued by us ing h lew hottte*, and wearing Little's strengthening Plasters on the chest R- anodyne expectorant, w ith out asirimring iho txmeU. B simids pMninmuut to all Couirli mixtures DOLLAR VKRaMIFUGK. Prepared aud put up in bottle* and phials, only by W. G. Little. In using, nothing else ts required to relieve children of worms; end, brides, iwing one o th* t*-i and rheapt'*! ever otfVred to the public, it# timiuent use in Ihimhes willsave niurb trouble and expense as well a* the lives of many children; for ay hi out of every ten rases generally require it. Dr. Kittle*# French Mixture. This is prepared lion a French Recipe (in the fbruis of No. I and ‘J; the first forth* acute, and No g for tlis chronic stag*,) that has been mm h improved upon in th hi country; und from its unexampled success is likely to supercede every other remedy lor ths cure of disease* of the Kidneys and Bladder, Gen north real, and Lucciiorrhurul of Fluor Albus A fieri inn- This extensive compound combines properties tnuily differ ent in tame stiff character from anythingio be found tn the I• tilted Btales Phariuarnpu'u or in private prac tice; and in point of safety and „*ti. jenry is not rival led ia America. UK. UTTtKTI KIM.-HOKM A fKTTKK OIMRKM ! Huadreda of cases of Chronic Tetters, Hcald head* and diseases of the skin generally, bavs been cured hy this remedy . und Biace (he introduction of the No t preparation tbeiog stronger) sctMtoJy a case has been found that it will not effectually i-radicats in a abort lime. For the cure of Cancerous Mores and Ulcers it is applied in the form of piasters and i# almost infallible Medicines, like everything else, are better and More economically supplied (n lh. xreat mass of the people, by me nr hanUixe than in any other way. Physicians are referred to the 13th page of Dr Littles pamphlet, to the catalogue of medicine# of the Mare na Medica. that he ttsss in Compounding Ins different rsawdies, and asked to say If they are not the chief re lam eol the profession, its he himself has practiced medietas eiieneivsly for more than ten years, before retiring to the drug business •OLD BY LITTLE It BRO Wholesale Druggists Macon, Ga hv Pemberton A Carter, John W Brooks (.'olumbuf, and by Merchants tod Druggiste general.) April 11, dlw. A ND J E W E L E R ,