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Have you a Diseased Liver? O’ The question, though startling, insufficient ly suggestive, wlien the fact is taken into con sideration that diseases of the Liver have become most alarmingly frequent in the United Stales. Indeed, there are few formidable-diseases that are not in some way traceable to a deranged state of that important organ. Many of the complaints usually classed under the head of have their origin in the Liver. -"Any remedy that would insure regularity and healthy action in the Liver, would be a blessing to mankind ! • has been live exclamation of thousands. That remedy has been found-; it is safe and sure.— When a fair trial has been afforded it, it has nev er been known to fail. Reader, have you any disease of the Liver or disease which you believe proceeds from hepatic derangement 7 Lose not a moment, but purchase * box of Dr. M ’Lane’s Pills, and they will-restore you to health. It is tlie only remedy yet discov ered, in which implicit confidence may be placed O” Purchasers wiil be careful to ask for Dr. M’Lane’s Celebrated Liver Pills, and take none else. There are other Pills, purporting to he Liver Pills, now before the public. Dr. M’ Lane’s Liver Pills, also his Celebrated Vermifuge can now be had at all respectable Drug Stores in the United States and Canada. 31-2 w. Professional Cards. Professional a4 Business men can have their cards in erted wnde* this head, for one year, at the rales of S3 for 5i card of not more than six lines, un4 $lO for a card of Clot more than twelve lines. VAV.NE, (IRKNVIJ.LE & CO, F ACTORS, Commission and Forwarding MERCHANTS* Sarnuunli, Gcov TIIOS S. VTATNE, C. E. GRENVILLE, St. ALEX. WAYNE, W. T. SAMPLE, Savannah. Chattanooga. O” Keep an office at Chattanooga, Term. July 5, 1855. Sl-tf. TICMAKP R. IHSES. RICHARD tTOnil?. IIINES & HOBBS, Attornics at Law. ALBANY, C>EOIIGIA. PIiATMJE in DOUGHERTY and the surrotindimr coun ties. 4 July 1 -ih, 1855. 3.3——if. I>rs. XELSON & SmiPTO.Y H\V SAG fnrinil aCo -pm i n-T.-r, ip fur ilir practice nl med’cin** tender rlieir - (vices in tie tixens of A Iwuy and vicinity Dr II r-n he 0,r.,J wb'-n net pr .fcs-irinally engaged, in -1 - office mi Broad street, adjoining Dr. Hun • :i;ntif)'s office. Albany. Ml’7, 1855 24-ts. . * mill* hi®, professional .services to lhe poo pie6f the r-sigiibftTtaotf in which 1m is lo west led—seven wiles SnrtU <-.t Albany, at the fiGntatran fottner'y *knitHfn as jVirs Jtno Hump tonV, on Flint riv^r. Wav 17, 1855. 24-ft Medical IW otice. DR. R. Q DICKINSON has associated with himst’li Dr. W E. Vason., Irom Madison, ’Georgia, under the firm of ” DICIUJtfSOIf & VASOIf* who rrsppclfuliv fender liieir services in the va rious departments of ihesr profession, to the cii - fzetia of Albany find tiie Kurroiindinf -country. Their office is between Davis’ and f lines &. Hobbs’ law office.-, where both of them may be foniiil during Ihe day, and Dr. Vason alnrinv the itigrltl. Dr. Dickiu-on may be foond *al his residence at night. Albany, March 15. 1855. io—6m. L. E. WELCIir DEALEIt IS BOOKS, STATIONERY, Musical lustruificuts, Jewel ALBANY. GEORGIA. April 26, 1855. o-23-ly. LAW & CON AfELLY, Attorneys at I* aw, Albany, Oil. Will practice in the South-West elm Circuit, and in the Counties of Macon, Bjoly and Worth •of tiie Macon Circuit. *JKNRY M. LAW WILLIAM C. COSNNLLY January 18. 1855 ts U. W. PSARDIAK & C. KLUBItGCGH. ATTOIIAIIVS AT LAW. STARKVILLE GEORGIA. February 4, 1854. Iv. HUSKY C. ALEXANDER, ATTORNEY AT LAW, llbany, Dongherty County, Gcorgi.a. WILE give prompt attention to all business ent,rusted to his care. Office up stairs, over J. C. Davis’ Store. Albany, January 28, 1854 ly ATTORNE YS A T LA TV, ALBANY, GEORGIA. T%/'IL’L practice in the South-Western Cir ’ ’ cuit. Having opened offices boih at Alba ny and Newton, they may he consulted at the tatter place during the first and third weeks of each month of the present year. Albany, Jan. 7, 1854. 5-1 y. WARREN A WARREN. ATTORNEYS AT LAW, ALBANY, GEORGIA. \yJLT, practice in the following Cotintfes:— * ’ Sumter, B iker, Early, Thomas, Lee, Ran dolph, Decatur and Lowndes. Lott warren, ‘ * * * • l. p. b. warren. June 17, 1853. ly K. J. WARREN, ATTORNEY AT LA W, Starkville, Georgia. July 1, 1853 iy DR. H. B. RAYSOa, BOTANIC PHYSICIAN T> ESPECTFULLY tenders his professional *-*’ services in tlie various branches of the ; Healing Art, to the citizens of ALBANY, and the surrounding country. He will be found at all times, unless profession ally engaged, at his residence and office, oil the second floor of the Patriot Building. Albany, Jan. 25, 1855. ° 6m. j WE DAILY HEAR of the most astonishing ‘ cures being effected bv that great and popular medicine, ike genuine 11. G. Farrell’s Arabian Liniment, and we can truly say, from our own knowledge, that no medicine ever discovered has performed the'same wonderful cures that it has both in man and beast, and it is equally good for bolh which makes it truly valuable, it is there fore hailed by the suffering as the greatest bless ing of tire age, and no one would ever allow him self to be without this sovereign balm, who had once witnessed its magic pow er over disease, and its wonderful potency in relieving.pain,however severe, in a few initiates’ time. We earnestly desire you to call upon the agent who will fur nish you, free of charge, a small book containing , besides other valuable information, a large list [ of certificates from many cf the most respectable persons, of cures effected by this celebrated tned- | icine, which surely are enough to convince the ! most skeptical of its tranScendant virtues. We notice several certificates of rheumatism cured after the patient had suffered everything but death for five lo twenty years. Also cases of paralysis or loss of the u.-e of limbs, where the flesh had withered, leaving nothing apparently but dried skin and bone, presenting so horrid a speclale that their Iriends looKeil upon them apalled while phy sicians pronounced them beyond any human ef fort to relieve - It is the most efficacious remedy known for burns, sprains, wounds, bruises, chil blains, neuralgia, toothache, bites of insects and reptiles, sore throat, sore or weak eyes, tumors, sun pain, etc , etc , and is used witli unbounded success in most of the ailments of horses and cattle, such as sweeny, farcy, sprains, bruises stiff neck and joints, lameness, swellings, galls or chafes-, sore-eyes, partial blindness, etc. If used In the beginning of fistula, poll-evil, ring-bone and spavin, it will invariably stop their further progress. Every family should keep this valua ble medicine un hand, ready lor any emergency. Leok out iov Coimterlcits. The public are cautioned against another coun terfeit, which has lately made its appearance, called W. B. Farrell’s Arabian Liniment, the most dangerous of all the counterfeits, because his having the name of Farrell, many will boy it in good faith, without the knowledge that a coun terfeit exists, and they will perhaps only discover their error when the spurious mixture has wrought its evil effects. The genuine article is manufactured only by 11. G. Farrell, sole inventor and proprietor,, And wholesale druggist, No. 17, Main Street, Peoria, Illinois, to whom all applications for Agencies must he addressed. Be sure you get it will) the letters 14. G. before Farrell’s, thus—ll. G. FAR FELL'S—and his signature on the wrapper, all others are counterfeits. Sold by A. A. Da.nfortß. Albany,Ga ; Wight & Scoi.lv, Newton, Ga.; Mason, Dickinson & Go , Milford, Ga. ; Wm. G. Pierce & Go., Mor gan, Ga., and by regularly authorised agents throughout the United States. G” Price 25 and 50 cents, and $1 per Ixiitie. Agents wanted in every town, village and ham i let in the United Stales, in which one is not ready established. Address 11. G. Farn .. i abnv- . sci Oinpanied with good roferen • a ! (diameter, responsibility. &c, July 12, 1855. ‘ 32-4 W. | NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. | GEORGIA, ? Ordinary's Office, LEE COUNTY. S July U i, 1855. To all wiiotia it may CosictCru: liy lIEREAS, Reubin K. Williams Adminis ’ ’ tralor on lire estate of Stephen Williams, deceased, ha- filed his petition, praying to he dis missed Irom the administration on said eslale, These are therefore to cite, summon and ad | nionlidi aII and singular the kindred and creditors | of sai l deceased, to he and appear at my office in j terms of the law, and file their objections (if any they have,) why letters of dismission should not be granted to saul applicant. Giver) under mv hand and official signature (in office,) this 16th day ol July, 1855. LUDWELL M. LENNARD, Ordinary L. C. July 19, 1855. 33-ni6n). CiEORGIA, —lice Couitty. To uU ic/iom it nitty Concern: ■ William F. Hamrick adininis | ’ tralor on tlie estate of Freeman Killings t worth, late of said county deceased, has this day filed his petition praying tube dismissed from the administration.on saifi estate, These are therefore to cite etir.imon and ad monish all and singular the ‘kindred and creditors, ot said deceased, to be and appear at my office in terms of the law, and file their objections (if any they have) why letters of dismission should not. he granted.to said applicant. Given under my hand and official signature, in office, July 16, 1855. LUDWELL M. LENNARD,Ordinary, j July 19, 1855. 33-ui6in. i GEORGIA, Lee Comity. | Vl/HEREAfd, Stephen V. Gay, administrator | on the estate of Henry Coleman, cf said county deceased, has filed Iris petition praying to Ire dismissed from the administration of said es tate, These are therefore to rite,-nnmmen atfd admonish all and singular the kindred and cred itors of said estate to lie and appear at my office in terms of the luiv, and file their objections, (if any they have) why letters of dismission should not be granted lo said applicant. Given under my hand and official signature, this 16th day of July 1855. LUDWELL M. LENNARD, Ordinary. July 19th, 1855. 33-mffm. “INDIAN SPRINGS. Mclntosh House. This establishment is now -L open (or the reception of visitors to this delightful watering place. The subscriber, who has now been at this place for the last ten years, can only assure persons vi-iting this establish ment as heretofore, he wil! spare no pains or ex penses to give entire satisfaction. Mr. E. Isaacs will have charge of the cu linary department. In fact, all in charge of tin’s establishment, as well as servants, shall be of the best order. There will be splendid coaches and (lacks at Indian Springs platform, three miles j above Forsyth, to transport passengers from that i to the Indian Springs. B. W. COLLIER. July 12, 1855. 32-2 m. Notice to Debtors and Creditors. A LL persons indebted to the estate ut Gea-ar A. Savage, late of Lee county deceased, are requested to make immediate payment to the Ex ecutors, and all persons having demands against sain estate will please present them in term- cf i the law. FRANCES M. T. SAVAGE, Ex’rx. | WILLIAM NEWSOM, Ex’r. July 12, 1855. 32—4 Cd. Executors’ Sale. T> Y VIRTUE of an order from the lionor -*-* able Court of Ordinary ot Lee county, will be sold on the first Tuesday in September next, before tlie Court House daur in Coffeeville, Coffee county, within the legal hours of sale, lot of land number 229, in the 7tli district of Coffee county. Sold as the property of Wiley Hart, deceased. A. J. ‘i ISON, J E . J. N. SESSIONS, £ . RS ’ July 32, 1855. 32-40ds. £33pooi£Tl Notice. No gratuitous notices, or advertisements, w ill be inserted in the “GeorgiaCourier,”except Re ligious Notices, caHs for political meetings, and Marriage and Obituary notices under 12 lines. All other matter will be charged transient rates for advertising. “Eternal Vigilence is the Price of Liberty.” Twenty-five cents is tlie price of a bottle of Perry Davis’Pain-Killer. For sale by Merchants generally. Range of the Thermometer At L. E. NYELCII’S Hook Store. Albany, Georgia. 8 A.M. 3P.JI. fp.lt. July 19th, : 80 : : 91 i : 82 j 2oth, : 76 ; ; S8 : Si : 2lth, : 78 : : io : : 86 i “ 23th, : SI : : 82 : : 81 , 24th, : 80 ; : 90 : : 82 ; ” 25-.fi, : 81 -. ; 90 : i 83 j aSTES-VST CASH GROCERY. E. IK. SWINNEY & CO., 1 IT AVE established a New Family Gro- ; j eery in Albany, and respectfully solicit a ; share of the public palronage. Th°y have no*J on hand a choree selection 6f Fresh Goods, con- I sisting, iu part,of Teas, Raisins, Cinnamon. Spices, ISae.ou Sides, Shotibiers, Hams, Flour, IS n< ter, Fa rI, Cheese, Rice, Sugar, Coffee, Crackers, Almoinls, Cranberries, Hates, Candy, Salt, Soap, Nnb, Viuegitr, iflaekere!, Sardines, MTolasses, Syrup, Tobacco, Fobsters, Snnff, Cigars, Irish Potatoes, Preserve** and Oys ters iu Cans, Starch, Fickles, I.oltlts, Corks, Miot, i’owde r, V east Powders, G- arden Seeds, and a variety of other articles too numerous to ! mfilinn, all of which are offered as low as a j reiwonnhle profit will allow;. T s-ore iu the Patriot Building, opposite the I h-ocih Western Hotel. Iv. July 5, 1855. 31-3 m. ’ MORE NEW BOOKS.” JUST RECEIVED AT THE ALBANY BOOK STORE. Mm rg; % n e wi f CTO rY. i JL -Missing Bride. Forget! Will. Torn Burke. Dickon’s New Stories. Tl.ackery Sketches. m . Initials. Julia Mansfield. Robert G l- a it a iti. Ugly Effie. The Winklers. ” The Lost Heiress. Two Guardians. A Islten Norbury. Kirte Avlesfnnt. GU M lM I NG S’ WOR KS . Abbott’s Life of Napoleon. L. E. WELCH. Albany, Ga., July 5, 1855. 31-if. Dccatm* SficriiT Sales. be sold on the first Tuesday in August ” next, befnre the Court House door in the Town of Bainbridge, in Decatur county, Ga., within tlie legal hours of sale, the following prop erty, to-wit : j Two lots of land, numbers 136 and 139 in the 15th district of said county, levied on to sati-fy six Justice Court fi fas, issued oiH of the 513ih district G. M , of said county —in favor of Jacob Strause vs. Jesse Burkitt. Property pointed out by said Strause. Levy made and returned to tne j by a'constable. This July 3d, 1855. A. U. BELCHER, Sh'ff. July 5, 1855. 31-tds. vien naToYeT. DOOLY COIN TV, CiA. THE undersigned having purchased the above establishment, intends to merit a liberal share of public patronage—the House being en tirely new and Well furnished. The travelling public will find his rooms airy, neat and clean and his table furnished with -ill the substantia Is of life, together with all the delicacies the coun try w ill afford. No pains or expense will fee spar ed to render his guests comfortable. wm. McDaniel. June 14, 1855. 28-3 in. GEORGIA, Worth County. WHEREAS, John W. Fowler appiies to me for letters of administration on tlie estate of William Fowler, fate of said county deceased. These are therefore to cite and admonish all and singular the kindred and creditors Cf said deceas ed tc be and appear at my office oti or before the first Monday in July next to file their objections (if any exist) why said letters should not be granted. Given under mv hand and official signature, this Jane 4th, 1855. JAMES N. FORD, Ordinary. June 14, 1855. 28-30 J. LAND! LAND!! FOIS. SALE, —the following lots of Land : ; 2d district of Dougherty, 232, 233, 249 and 327. i 3d District of Calhoun, 21, 160, 148, 286. j Bth “ “ Baker, 31, 41, 217, 306, 344. 1 12th “ “ “ 62, 238. 7th “ “ “ 56, 340, 380. Apply to JOHN A. DAVIS, Agent for 11. A. &. (i. W. Coster, New York. Albany,Ga., June 7lh, 1855. 27—ts. NOTICE TO LANDHOLDERS. THE undersigned will attend to the selling ‘ orexamining and giving information of Lands lying in anv of the counties of S. W. Georgia on reasunableterms. A. I‘. GREER, Albany, Baker county Ga, REFEKENCEL 11. lion 4, Albany, Gerrgia, Hon. Lott Warren, “ “ “ it. A. Cearke, New ion, Georgia, S. C. Stevens, “ “ December 10,1853 ts No Job Work uill be delivered at tins Office until paid for. BLANKS, of every description, neatly printed at this Office. SPRING GOODS! JOHN S. MOREMEN JS now receiving a beautiful assortment of SPUING & SUMMER GOODS, j (insisting in part of tbe billowing, viz: Rich I if id and striped Summer Silks and Bareges-, : Plain and Black Bareges ; solid plaid and striped ‘ Jaionet; Plant, plaid and striped Gingham ; En glish and American Prints, &c., &(•■. Aiso, a well selected stock of READ Y-MADE CL O THING, stffvf you want a line Coat, Vest, Pants, or any t thing in the way of Ready-made Clothing, cali in and we will uo out best to give you a fit, ALSO SAddiery, BOOTS and SHOES, I Hardware, Cutlery, Crockery, —a Nice i.ot of— Spring ami Summer I9ai*. Plantation and Blacksmith’s Tools. Also, Combs and Brushes of every description, Perfumery, Huttons and fine Cutlery. In fact most every article usually offered in this mlrket. Albany, April 5, 1855. 18—ts. IURLEYS tOHPOIIND syrXif of SARSAPARILLA. VriilS truly extraordinary preparation having effected a ,tfl- \flure in every instance wherein it has been used, and the most malignant anti inveterate cdinrac |At, standing tor years, despite medical science, place It ■ faperior to all other preparations* Its mode of composition ind entire process so elaborately hiH scientitically combin ed, is of public notoriety, anil toe facility and the public accord \hat patronage a superior article merits. is devoid of those destructive agents which too conunon iy fo'nii an important item when less expensive medicines rtmain undetected, and will be found u permanent and radical cure iii DyspcpsTk, or Indigfstinn, .Scrof ula, or King’ Evil, Af fections of the Hones, Syphilis, Debility. Habitual Costivene.-s, E rysipelas, Pulmonary Diseases, Liver Complaint, Piles, Female Irregularities, Fis itla, skin diseases, diseased Kidneys, and as a great and powerful Tonic, purilyingtlic blood and invigorating the entire system. It, extreme us"c tlirofiKhout the country, nnd llte certiti !at(.*K which are every day received, should more than sut sfy the doubtful that it will perform what is stuted, and nay he implicitly reli <1 on wiili perfect confidence, no nutter how deep seated the affection or of what duration, ask the suffering to take a bottle, and if relief he not ex perienced, I say take no more. But it is a fact and an oh dots one, that those seiui-(pan) Sarsaparilla occasionally J {et greater credit than a carefully prepared and genuine malleine. I assert my Compound S\rup of iSarsaparißa ohe the best. Firstly it is made of the very licst root in :oiH!Ciitrated form, carefully and chemically cotnhmed, and en times stronger than any of the other preparations.— Secondly, the active principles being extracted hy a pow erful tincture press, nude especially lor tliis object, the vondcrful cures performed, and daily evidence, iu truth ustify the assertion. For sale at the manufactory, corner Seventh ami Green ‘.reels, Louisville, Ky , where all orders must he addressed. For sale 4*.y druggists generally. Price $1 per bottle r (i for sf>. June dth, 1855’ 27—Cm. RE liILYD A VIS 1 VEGETABLE KIXiXiBR STILL TRIUMPHANT!! \ ND nfter a thdiough trial by innumerable ®- living witnesses has proved itself to be HIE HEDIMNE OF TilE AGE. Although there have been many medicinal I reparations brought before the public since the ltroduction el Perry Davis’ Vegetab’c I’ain Kil i*, and large amounts in tneir intro action, the Pain Killer has continued to steadi tail vance in the estimation of the world as the est Family medicine over introduced. As an iternal and external remedy it is truly a source o! .BOA TO TIE S3 WORLD, j One positive proof of i's efficacy is, that the laics have constantly increased, and wholly upon i p own merits, as the proprietors have not resort id lo advertising to gain for it the rank it now olds among tile great number of preparations J f the present time. The effect of the Pain Kil j r upon the patient, when taken internally iu j jses of cold.-, Coughs, Bowel Complaints, Cliol ra, Dysentery and other affections ol the system as been truly wonderful, and Iras won for it a ime among medicinal preparations that can ever be forgotton. Its success in removing pain san external remedy, in cases of Barns, Bruises Ipres, Sprains, cuts, slings of insects, and other auses of suffering, has s. cured for it such a host f testimony, as an almost infallible remedy, that will be handed down to pos'erily as one of the reatest medical discoveries of the nineteen'h Biilury The magical effects of the Pain Killer then taken or used according to directions, are erlaiu You have only to be sure that yon buy le genuine article and adhere to the directions i its use, and you will admit ils wonderful med liaal properties. The genuine Perry Davis’ Pain Killer is now ut up in panel bottles, with the words Davis’ h'getable Pain Killer blown in the glass; and /itti two steel engraved labels nn each bottle— ne an excellent likeness of Perry Davis, the rigiual inventor of Hie medicine, the oilier a feel engraved note of hand—none oilipis can be elicd upon as genuine. Prices of hot Bps ents, 25 cents, 5U ecu's and §1 respectively. Pca’i’j Davis’ VcgclablcPatn Ii:I ----er.—Volmrarily, conscientiously, and wi.li iucli pleasure, w e recommend to our readers the bove named medicine. We speak from our wu observation and experience when we say tat it removes pain as il by magic from all parts f the body, and is one of the best medicines in ge for checking DiarrlitKT, and removing the remonitor.y symptoms of Cholera. It is applied orti internally ami externally, With Ihe best ef :cts, and none who have once used tlie Pain Liller, would willingly he without it constantly a their homes.—{Cincinnati Evening Nonpareil, ally loth, 1850. PERRY DAVIS & SON, Proprietors, 74 High street, Providence, R. I j llane 7,1855 27-6 m. COURIERIOBOFFTcE!! ALL KINDS OF Main and Or n a mental I PRINTING Executed witli Neatness and Despatch;.. SUCH AS j Pamphlets, Catalogues, \ tircnlitr*, Posters, II;m<l Hills, ; Tjcgal Blank-S, 4®BII¥ESS CARDS, BALL HEADS, Yr Jftank Notes, Labels, Visiting Cards, Sec., Neatly and expeditiously executed at the office of tie “GEORGIA COURIER,” Albany, Ga. Oricrs respectfully solicited. Terms Casli. F. A. DUVAL & CO., Proprietors. NOTICE. SIXTY DAYS after date application will be .made to tlie Court of Ordinary of Calhoun county for leave to sell the real estate of John B. Wijflit, deceased. N. HESTERS, Atlm’r. May 31,1855 26-2 tn. it ARE CHANCE JPc23? a Bargain! i npilE subscriber for sale a'neat House I and good Los on Flint street, with all ne cesstry out-buildings. Upon the lot is a Well ; sufficient to supply ten families with water a I ! summer. Any person wishing to purchase can learn the terms and cause of sale hy applying to ! the sabserber, at the store of J. S. Moremen, j and if we cam ot traile ahou f the house and lot, I will try and sell a bill of Goods low, to suit the present hard times. Call soon nr you lose a bargain. Possession given immediately. A . good cook to bite. VV.. B. HARRIS. Mav 31, 1855. 26-ts. Cti/abetJ* Weils I Libel for Divorce, j yvj , {in Decatur vsnperior I ” ‘ f Court, April Term, j giohard T. Wells, j \ IT appearing to tbe Court by • he return of the j - Sheriff of said qounty, that tlie Defendant is j not to be found in said county ; and it further ap pearing that the defendant res des without the ; jurisdiction of this State : It is ordered alrd ad j judged by the Court that service of the above i stated libel be perfected by publication in the { Georgia Courier for four months, requiring the said Richard T. Wells to be and appear at the next Superior Court to be held in and for said county on the fourth Monday in October next anti then and there show cause, if any lie have; and in default thereof the said Court will proceed as to justice shall appertain. Witness the Honorable William C. Perkins, i Judge of said Court. WM. C. PERKINS, J. S. C , S. W. C. True extract Irom the minutes of said Court, i this May 25th 1855. LUKE MANN,CIerk. May 31, 1855. 26—m4m. Mary A. Gl.oison } L,B r £ F f I ’ ,vop ‘ CK Y r ,s t 1,1 Decatur fcsuperi- ] .Bohn K. GHolson. f?! Co s” A P r * l j J I erm 185a. IT appearing to the Court by the return of the | Slier,ff’ of said county that the Defendant is not to be found in said county, and it further ap pearing that the Defendant resides without the jurisdiction of this State : It is ordered by the Court that service of the above stated libel be perfected b}’ publication in the Georgia Courier for four months, requiring the said John E Choi- ! son. to be and appear a! the Superior Court lo be j | held in and lor said county, on the fourth Mon- , day iu October next, and show cause if any he lias: and in default tliereol the Court will pro ceed as to Justice shall appertain. Wit ness the Honorable Win. C. Perl;ids, Judge of said Court. W. C. PERKINS, J. S. C„ S. \V. C. True extract Irom the minutes of said Court, this May 25th, 1855. LUKE MANN, Clerk. Mav 31, 1855. 2C-m4m. BAINBRIOSE ACADEMY. WILL be opened on Monday the 15th Jan uary by the Kcv. NY. 11. Crsisie, j as Principal. Pupils may he eulered on application to any one of the Trustees. A competent Female Assistant, MissE. Edson. who has eight years experience in teaching, is engaged to take charge of the femafo depa rthient who with the Principal will he prepared to give instruction in all I lie branches cl a liberal educa tion from the alphabet up to the highest classics ant! Mathematics. Bates of Tuition made known by the Trustees or Principal. They are the same as charged in similar instilulioiis throughout lower Georgia. The Academy ‘ot are about to be en closed and put in gooF*repair aim’ rv-rornisheci with Desks,&c.. &c. TRUSTEES. Alf.x. A- Ali en John L Crawford, Beniamin M. Griffßi, Robett J. Smallwood, John M. Potter. January 4, 1854. s—ts fIMIE Public are hereby notified that I hold myself in readiness at all times to attend promptly, to the surveying of Lands iu Dougherty county. The subject < f re-surveying lands in this sec tion of country deserves tlie serious attention of all persons interested in that most valuable spe cies ol properly—owing to the rapid and con stantly increasing influx of emigration to our county and the consequent opening ol woodlands tu life certain destruction of line trees and land mirks generally. In connection wi'li this sub ject, I would respectfully call the attention of mv fellow, citizens to the fact that no person, net even tl.e owner, is authorized to mark or indicate any land lines without the presence and concurrence of the County Surveyor. I shall in ail cases in my charges adhere to llie lee bill as laid down in Princes Digest and Cobh’s Analysts. I am at all times to be found in Albany when not engaged hi discharin” the duties of my of fice. THOMAS G. WESTFALL, County Surveyor, Dougherty, Albany. Ga., Jan. 23, 1855. tlj. THE BEST PIOT IN USE. FfAVINU purchased the Patent Right for *■-*- Dougherty county of Parker’s celebrated double acting, forcing and luting Pump, unsur p'ssetl for its simplicity and the ease and facility with which it can be worked, we hold ourselves in readiness to furnish Pumps for cisterns and wells of any depth, accompanied hy llose and Pipes if desired. Orders attended to promptly and at tlie lowest cash prices. E. 11. SWINNEY & GO. Albany, May 24, 1855. 25—ts. SOUTif-WESTERN HOTEL J. L. BYINGTO.N ! INIOST respectfully announces to ■ _ ■ | hispid friends, and the public generally, that he has again opened j t he South Western Hotel, where they JMAjSjjSi. I will find him ever-ready and anxious to make i them as comfortable as lie possibly can. | Albany, May 17, 1855. 24-3 m. LOST OR MISLAID! ON I! PROMISSORY NOTH, made hy B. M. Cox, in favor of Sntli C. Stephens, t dated Nov. 27th. 1851, arid payable Ist January | 1856, for twenty-six hundred and twenty lice I dollars. All persons are cautioned against tra | ding for said Note, as payment on the s.atne lias I been stopped. A liberal reward will he paid by returning the same to \V. W. CIIEEVER. Albany, May 17, 1855. 24-if 1 GEORGIA, Office, : LEE COUNTY, i June 20th, 1855. | YUTIEREAS, John T. Howard applies to me ; for letters of administration, do bonis non, j on the estate of John G. Hooks late of said coun ty deceased, These are therefore to cite and summon all and singular the kindred and creditors of said deceased to file their objections, if any they have, in terms of tho law. why said letters should not be tjranted to the s:aid applicant. Given under my hand and official signature, this June 20th, 1855. , L. M. LENNARD, Ordinary. June 23. 1855. 30-30ds. SLV M SSy Authcrl'.; I Gear gia. FOBTGi’.IR T’ ACJ DEM If a KMiff St Sioinc lbi* July 4;EASS 4. To be drawn July 23d, 1855, fir the city es At lan! n. Georgia, when prizes t mounting | u will he* ‘tlistrihnti and acordirg to tl.e fol'oivirg magnifiiceht.oScheme ! ID’ And remember cvc/v Prize is dra-vki at each drawing, and paid üben due witlV'Ut .ertuctinn ! 1 rriza nf.-.-.. SJe.OCO 10 do Soft) 1 ilt <it.S,Bop 10 Prizes tl‘ v,s.i 1 do ...\. -•• ■ 4.600 10 do of i:in 1 3. (Ki1l 25 'Prizes of 1 ( ;> 5 do 1,600 , 501 Prize, ill all z-naantlsg lo'. ■SSO.t.O'.r ONLY” TEN THOUSAND NUMBERS! , Tickets §.l0 —Halves So 00—Quarters S!2 st. ID” Bills on aJI solvent Banks at par. Ad communications strictly confidential. SAME. SWAN, Agent and Manager. April 26, 18*55. Atlanta, Ga. gjgj; Southern >.>:• MILITARY ACADEMY LOTIELI By aiiliiorlty J Ute Stale of A>> bun; a. CONDUCTED ON THE HAVANA TUAN. Grand Schein c‘f o r AugnsL CLASS S . TANARUS.) fie drawn August 3(1, 1855, in the City if liontgomerv. when prizes amounting to soo,coo I Will be distributed according to tbe following jllh;?Milscciit Scheme! I One Prize to 30 Tickets. And remember every j prize drawn. Capital? SI3.SGO “ and 3.oyii 5 “ SUHIU .y.Uilii IU •• S4HI “ 4.unit 111 “ £150....” I..'l><* ‘3O “ SIUO “ a.llOO ! In all, 408 Prizes, Amounting to. $50,000 i Osgly Tm TlioiittiUii! Miiuibers. Tickets §8 —Halves $4 00—Quarters §2 00. Bills on all solvent Banks taken at par. IP* All communications strictly confidential. SAMUEL SWAN, Agent and Manager. Sign of tiie Bronze Lions. Montgomery, Ala., April 19, 1855. HAVANA PLAN LOTTERY’ ’ JASPER COUNTY ACADEMY LOTTERY! 1 1_ B>i Authority of the Slate of Georgia. J j rgtHE subscriber having hern appointed Mana | * per of the Jasfer County Academy f.ox* i TF.RY, intends conducting the same on the Hav ana plan ot single numbers, and has located his office in the city of Macon, Ga. He now idlers (he following: Grand Scheme for July 23, 18.)5. When prizes wiil be distributed as follows amoun ting to ss® 9®® (Do CLASS E3. Capitals—l Friz* of sl2 000 1 “ 5 OOii 1 “ SLOOP 1 2.00 U ! “ LSUO 1 “ 1,200 1 “ 1,100 5 Prizes of 1,000 10 Prizes of 4<to 403 Prizes, amounting to .$50,000. B.T Agents wanted in every town and city in the Union. On application the terms will be for warded. Remember every tuize drawn at each drawing, under the superintendence of Col. Geo. M. Lo gan and James A. Nisbel, Esq., gentlemen who are sworn to a faithful pei lorin :m eof their duty. Prizes paid when due without discount. Ai! or ders, rely on it, strictly confidential. Bills en all Solvent banks taken at par. i Whole Tickets g>B ; Halve- iji j; Quarters -52. Address JAMES F. WINTER, Manager, Macon! Ga. May 24, 1855. 25-!f. GEORGIA, Lee County. \ YfIIEREAS, William Newsom applies to trie * ’ for letters of administration on the estate of David B. Hudson, late of said county deceased. These are therefore to cite aid admonish !i win! singular the kindred and creditor.- of said decirny | ed.to be and appear a* my office within the tune ! prescribed by law, to show cause why sub* !>■'- j lers should not be granted : otherwise let to • be granted said applicant. Given under my baud, at office, tl: _ 1 of June 1855. L. M. LENNAR!'. , : June 21,1855. GEORGIA, Worth County. WHEREAS, Baley F. Baker a, p to •,e for letters of Adiiiinistration nil tlie i tate of John Baker, late of said comity dev easeil. ■Pliese are tliereiore to cite and admonish ali so t singular the kindred and creditors and( said dece .s ----ed to be and appear at my office on or before llie first Monday in July next, to file their objections (if any exist) why said letters should not fi-- grant ed. Given under my hand and official signature, this June 4th, 1855. JAMES N. FORD, Ordinary. June 14th, 1855. 28-30<i. L V?l B E R FOR SALE AT LOtV TRICES. j A NY quau’ity can be supplied at my S’eatn ! Saw 1* ils, three miles west of Albany:— i Terms—7s cents cash, or &!. per hundred ! feet, credit till January next. PAUL E. TARVER. April 26, 1855. 21—ti GEORGIA, Dougherty County. To ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN ! AV'IIERHAS, Melvina G. Godwin applies to ’ ‘ m<> lur letters of administration orrtliees tate of Thomas G. Godwin late of said countv, | deceased, These are tberfore to summon and admonisri ! all and .-ingnlar, the creditors and kindred of vaid ! deceased, to file their objections, if anv thev have. | why s lid letters should net bG granted, otherwise i the same wiil issue to said applicant at tlie Au j gti-i term of Dougherty Court of Ordinary. Given under my hand and official signature, this the 23J day of June, 1555 - WM. E. SMITH, Ordinary. June 28, 1855. 30-31.1. USA OTIOB. riHHSistoi;o:i ill persons indebted to 1 fiI'UIIAS & V A SON j mat we have placed in ihe hands of Vason Az I Davi-. enr bu lks, accounts and notes for collec | tion, witli instructions to close them un as sriee- I dilv as possible. ‘DURHAM & VASON. I A'batiy, July 5, 1855. ‘ 31-ts.