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Remember Bor. Hake Ben.
When you nee » r*gged urchin
Standing wistful in the street,
With torn hat and koeeleee trouser*,
Dirty fscc and bare red feet,
Da*s not by the child unheeding;
Smile upon him. Mark me, when
Ha's grown up he'li not forget it;
For, remember, boys make men.
When the buoyant youthful spirits
Overflow in boyish freak,
Cbide your child in gentle accents;
Do not in your anger spesk.
You must sow in youthful bosoms
Seeds of tender mercy; then
Plants will grow and bear good fruitage,
When the erring boys aro men,
Dare you never seen a graridsire,
With his eyea aglow with joy,
Bring to mind some act of kindnesfc
Something said to him, a boy 7
Or relate some slight or coldness,
tA, With a brow all clouded, when
Ha said they were too thoughtless
To remember boys raako men.
Let us try to add sonic pleasure
To tbo life of every boy ;
For qtfil child needs tender interest
In Tts sorrow and its joy.
Call your boys home by itsbriglitncss j
They avoid a gloomy den ;
Seeking elsewhero joy and comfort s
And, remember, boys make men.
An Ethiopian barher out west, drawn as a Juror,
was asked If lie was a voter. He aptly replied :
“Is black enough, but not old enough."
Borrow comes soon enough wKhout desponden.
ey j It docs a man no good to carry around a light
ning rod to attract trouble.
Deni gently with (hose who stray. Draw back
by love and persuasion. A kiss Is worth athonsand
kicks. A kind word Is more valuable than a mine
of gold.
Avoid those who lake pleasure In exposing others
to contempt by jeering, mocking, or mimicking.
Keep off from such as from the heels of a horse
that kicks nil near him.
What la the difference between half a glass of
water nnd a broken engagement ? One Is notflllcd
fall, and the other Is not fulfilled.
Why do schoolboys having their oars boxed, re
semble captured housebreakers ? Because they aro
handcuff'd.
Why is a grain of snnd In the cyo Uko a school
master's cane? Because It hurts the pupil.
The Lust Victory of (ten. firnnt.
First Wells, then Cox, and now Sumner. Fish Is
to fallow soon, it is reported—and thus, one after
another, the President rids himself of those advis
ers whom being men of acknowledged experience,
wisdotv and knowledge In their departments of the
public service, seem to be peculiarly offensive to
him.
Thus ho has eliminated from his counselors, first
the man who had most ably and thoroughly mas
tered Hie question of tnxatiou nnd revenue; then
the man who had most clearly nnd honestly urged
upon him the conditions of the needed civil service
reform; and now the man of whom Senator Schurz
Very justly said, yesterday, that bo Is of all the
Peuate most eminently fitted, by study and trslolng )
to fill the Important position of Chairman of the
Foreign Relations Committee.
And In place of these truly eminent men—men
> Whoso acquirements nnd high personal character
tile whole country respects, who are tbo President’s
ccifidaii i's Morton, Cameron, Chandler, Butler.
Ison., fiiiiunt needed t Could any criticism be
t, . .tiaghig thaa the mere juxtaposition of these
names of the Presidential favorites with those Os
the men w hom he Ims wilfully and ignomlnkmsly
cast away ?—N. Y. Poet.
Speaking of Ihe last Congress, tfic Washington
Republican says“ Rooking back on Ihe record of
the third and last session of the Forty-First Con
gress, we see but little of practical legislation'. A
grain of wheat In a barn full of chaff is about the
proportion of actual work to windy vontllatlon of
Views." This Is the Judgnent of a Journal every
way disposed to look favorably on the proceedings
Os Us own party.
The reply of Sydney Smith when a beautiful girl
complained, “Oh, Mr. Sydney, this pea will never
come to perfection." Then permit mo to lead per
fection to the pea,” is In Its stylo perfect. Even
French wit or chivalry has never excelled that; nnd
In the Court of Louis XIV, It would have been
rewarded with a cardinal’s hat, kwai the same
noted Wit that complimented Lord Macaulay, who
wns an Incessant talker, on Ills “occasional flashes
of silence.”
IrniurKJi ounce.—' The M Iddlo tl oorgian trntbfhlly
says, that “to be Independent nnd happy as a peo
ple, the country must he self sustaining." It Is
entirety right In this. Why send the profits real
ised from our rrops to the North for com, meat,
wooden ware, furniture, brooms nnd many other
articles, when with proper encouragement all these
urlleles could be supplied by onr own people.
A woman traveling on the cars saw a man in
front of her put his bead out of the window, nnd
asked him If he wouldn’t please keep his head in
ns she had anew silk dress on, and didn’t want It
all spattered up with brains, nnd snch Btnff.
Some thoughtful individual, hfter duly con
sidering the subject of woman Buffrnge, raises
a serious inquiry, which he propounds in the
following fashion : ‘S’posing that—a—now—
Olive Logan, fr instance, should be made
President of this great and glorious country,
bequeathed to us by noble sirCR, nnd all that,
slic'd lie President Logan, wouldn’t she ?
Well, now, s’posing she was to mniry, ssy a
man by the name of—of Perkins, fr instance,
would she bPPresident Logan, or President
Perkins?’
Wendell Phillips declares that ‘the thirty
three Republicans who last week removed Mr.
Sumner from his p .st, elected a Democratic
President for 1872.' If Wendell is oorreet,
and we believe he is, tlmsc thirty three Repub
licans have rendered the country the most im*
porfant service of their lives; but ns it was
entirely unintentional, they deserve small
thanks therefor.—Atlanta Sun.
A San Francisco physician has analysed a
p triton of Soothing Syrup, and it yielded nearly
one grain of morphia to the ounce. In that
eily and State, 2UO.IXK) ounces of Syrup are
e ild annually, and one-tliird of the babies born
die before they aro two years old.
No one !ove% to tell a tale of scandal, but
to him who loves to hear it. Learn, then to
r •bn!, and silence the deti acting tongue, by
refusing to hear. Never make your cur the
grave of another’s good name. >
O O E’S
SUPERPHOSPHATE OF LIMB.
OR
B OISTE MANURE.
WARRANTED O-13 ST U I U £l.
Coe’* PtlOUplmte has proved itself to be a great favorite with Planters, for growing
Cotton, Corn, nnd other Crops. It is entitled to the confidence of all. Planters can de£
pend upon the article being kept up to the standard of previous years.
Put up In Strong Bags of 200 Pounds Each.
Refer to the following among tho*e who have used it. Mr. J. T. Wright. Thomson. Ga.’
S. L. Wright, Warren Cos., Ga., C. C. Hull, Cumack, Ga., O. P. Daniel, Greensboro, Ga., and
others.
I will say to Planters, that I am authorized to make the most favorable terms with them
anil only ask them to confer with me before purchasing. Send for my Price List, nnd terms
PRICE REDUCED, and will take Cotton at 15 Cents, in payment next Fall.
Bond for Prlo o List.
MARK W. JOHNSON,
Dealer in Agricultural Implements, Seeds and Guano,
3m13 Broad Street, Atlanta, Ga.
BRANCH, SONS Sc CO.
COTTOI ffIIR€IIITS
155 REYNOLDS, ST AUGUSTA, GA.
CASIT ADVANCES on COTTON to be held here, or for Shipment to Foreign
Or Domestic Mnrkots.
A mjfle Ist Glass Storage For Accommodation of Planters.
PROMPT SALES GUARANTEE D. 47.6 m
special attention had to the weighing or cotton
DICKSON FERTILIZER COMPANY,
AUGUSTA, GEORGIA-
MANUFACTURES
DTCKSOTST COMPOUND,
S6O PER TON.
DTA-MOTSTT) COMPOUND,
$65 PER TON.
6UARANTEE9 FREE FROM A«s7 ADULTERATION WHATEVER.
Also offers for Snlo, CIIINCIIA ISLAND PERUVIAN GUANO, Dissolved Bones, Potash,
Snhs, Sul ph rote of Ammonia, Land Plaster. Muriate of Potash, Svluhuric Acid, Sulphrate
of Magnesia, and all Standard FERTILIZING MATERIALS.
Planters are invited to cull at the Office,
ISTo. 4, Warron UlooJc,
And to visit the Works, and seo preparation of the Standard Fertilizers offered for sale.
«®“SEND FOR CIRCULAR.
JAMES T. GAKDINER, President.
A. SI 11 \ ERS, Gon, Ajrcnf.
11. ALEXANDER, Superintendent. 3iu6
PACIFIC GUAM© COMP AMT.
o-o
CAPITAL - - 31.000.000.
o- o
SOLUBLE PACIFIC GUANO.
-0
THIS GUANO is now so well known in all the Southern States for its remarkable
effects »s on AGENCY for increasing the products of labor as not to require
especial commendation from me. Its use for Five Years past has established its
character for reliable excellence. The large fixed capital invested by the Company
in this trade affords the surest guarantee of the continued excellence of its Guano.
Owing to the uncertainty of transportation, and the difficulty in obtaining
supplies wl en the season opens, the Company have built a Warehouse, just outside
the limits, with a capacity of 3,000 tons, which is now ready for delivery.—
The Warehouse is open at all times, so that parties can inspect the Guano before
purchasing if they wish to do so.
Cash Price, SOO,OO per Ton of 2 000 Iks.
Time Price $70,00 per Ton of 2 000 Ihs.
Without interest, with approved acceptance.
The Guano will be delivered to any boat or depot in the city free of drayage.
This year I offer to the Patrons of the “Pacific Guano Company”
A CASH PREMIUM OP
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS.
FOR THE GREATEST YIELD OF COTTON"FROM ONE ACRE
BY THE USE OF
SOLI BLE PACIFIC GUANO’ or ‘COMPOUND ACID PHOSPHATE.’
Under the auspices of the “Cotton States Mechanics’ and Agricultural
Fair Association of this city,
J. 0. MATHEWSON, SOLE AGENT,
6.J.1.—3m. 289 Broad Street, Augusta. Ga-
;We again offer to the public the Great Fertilizer, _ mg.
Whann’s Raw Bone wara
RfiVJHHIE jl
strpffweans?*at.,, J
STANDARD GUARANTEED
Which has given such Universal Satisfaction during 2 til jit If
MANUFACTURED BY |!«
WALTON,WHANN&C3
I WILMINGTON,DEL.; f
W e Guarantee it Equal in Quality to that previously SALE BY f
... ■ ™ c torssl!
sold by ns or our Ag-nts, | 1
f 4d GUS^a ’
, /: ° CHARLESTX>!"7I' 'l
And refer to all who have used it. ~ y
Prices of Whann’s Reduced per Ton of ibs- to
ssl CASH, delivered on the Cars at Charleston.
SSB 50 for Factor’s Acceptance, due l«t N ivemhor, delivered on Cars at Charleston.
so 4 CASH, delivered on Cars at Augusta.
SO2 for Factors’ Acceptance, due 1-t November, delivered on C.irs at Angu-ta.
S6O Credit till Ist November, with Lien Note, and Agents’ <, u »vantee, delivered on
Cars at Charleston.
For Snle by WOOD k ROGERS, 0 vinglon.
W. L. HIGH, Madison. J. F. SHIPP. Sm-id Oit-■>. J JI. BORN. Lithonia.
claohcmt- herring & no.
COTTON FACTORS A N!» COM Mi g i<V. MERCHANTS,
AUGUSTA, GA 7 1 11 Alibi. ~ ION. S. C.
IT!® hPI OHh1! ©S,
SOI.TJTdTjTd MA-TSTURITIS.
AND
gj TJ 3L P 21X T.T 3E3L X O O X 70 ,
MANUFACTURED AT THE ETUVAN WORKS. CHARLESTON, S. C.
By the Sulphuric Acid and plnte Company.
The now well known ETfWAN tOIIANO is mao.nfae.tr.red from rh • Native B<>ne Ph isplmte*
of South Carolina. These Phosphates in their natural state a- ft br.lde, ■; i : cqiure t<> be
ground to powder, and made Soluble by Sulphuric Acid. I -C■ ■ ;-uny L ive nw in opera
tion the Largest Sulphuric Acid Chnmh rat the South, and efore. ah ; o mau u i d ,.tar>
at the lowest rates, the highest grade of Fertilizer; it b dug - 1 lr dr.’ the :r- iter thejuopor
tion of Soluble Phosphate which arty Fertilizer contains, the !•.’•* the tj-.if.tiry required pe:
acre. In order to make i!ic Fertiliz r complete, A mr-nta and P ita hi. ifficient quanti:-. -
are added. With thesorviews the 0- inpany matufacture and off. r for sal
33 ti w 3a €~Z- xx sx xx oej ,*
Warranted to contain from 15 to 20 Prr Cpnt of Di- >:.ve» ! TPh srHvri: of Limp, and
from 2to 2} per cent, of Axmovia, with a suffi-ienf a1 I :i-.n Pi.-t-vis-. Gr \ i ud P .tssu
to adapt it to all crops, Price $55 per tun, ea.-.!i 5 on time, |» r tun. and interest 7 per
cent, por annum.
.13 Irasaol-Nrocl 33 o n o ,
Os high grade, suitable fur Manufacturers or for Planter 1 , being in it-<u." nr, excellent Fertil
izer, nnd specially adapted fur compost. A« large qna-i'itie* <-f Sstif.hu \ Ae’-I are used to
dissolve the Phosphate, this will be found a c-le-.r- ..d ■ v, I .' ■ i:r av ’• v.insport rlmt mate
rial. Tne grade furnished will be from 18 f “tl n 1 cent. Di in 1 i>.■, p. ~--,'-,.ite. Price
MO pi r ton cash. Oa time, f 15, wirti inti’- -t at 7 p cm t. ran n.. 5;.;.! i,• gd cr crude
will he furnished to order at an additional ( 1 ■ per ccnln«e t
compcjg:i a.ci-3 pmos paxtx.
Specially prepared for compoating with cotton ■ e,- plnu* ■ n ~i ;: Price .7da
per ton, casti ; cn time 810, with inter I at 7 ; t. ut. p r annum.
O RO U N D BON V. ,
At much lower rates, consisting simply of the Nattv P • - p gi end tr> powder.—
Price S2O por ton cash. On time, and in -re-t ;.t 7 p r c p ran am,
wm. <•. n !•: x- co.,
A- ids x„. 14. Wharf, CUARLESrON. \ C.
N. B.—The percentage of Di-ol.v! it e.- pi, .-ph, • > „f Lime. ,-,t 1 An: m l in all the
Etiwans, is ascertained nt the W Us, I/, their 0 mist be; di liverv. 8 ••mid nov pnr
'chaser be dissatisfied, he may return nv< vage samples of any ■ -hs , \ wit t!■ i■ tv ' ->0) days
after delivery, nnd they will he analyzed anew, and any and. in the [eve »guaran
teed will he tnrnle good to him by the I Uinpany.—2a,bf
‘ WAKDO
ram md MiiMCTiißisG mm.
JOHN R. DUSE, Prc idont-
Factory East End ifasel Street , Alines on A hi n River
WABBO FSn-T 3*, SIS R.
RECOMMENDED BY AGRICULTURAL CHEMISTS,
AS A SPECIAL MANURE FOR
€ofT6s, WHEAT, €OM* MB OTHER 6RAHS
GROUND ASHLEY RIVER BONE PHOSPHATE,
FOR SALE BY
WILLIAM C. DUKES & CO..
GENERAL AGENTS,
No. 1, South Atlantic Wharf, Charleston, S- C
KHERSON & HUNTER, Agents, Covington, Ga.
Merchants and Piante
NATIONAL BANK,
223 Broad Street,
Augusta, Ga., fcpfm.lcr f » **'f
To Merchants, Administrator s. Esc, v < } linn
and others :
inis P*ank will T.p pleased to receive busiheec
on lie fo’towing terms:
A P* r C<*‘ I»«er*rt
Tr*llower? on dailr hoi
CVBRKMCY am- of, ee ou" State
JT ente rendered month-
ACCOTNT. es Per Cent will |, e
/ «Ho ? ed,a Deposit*
ffiOU) received on De
_ _ , _ po«i*, and paid on Sir.it
COLD Cturl-, at the countlr*
| A erl en * Interest in
accounts, j
same are r>a!,i b T Gold
rrv. ’f ° n - NVw Tork.
I > o.lecflune made tlrro’
COLLECTIONS j # ”‘ tbe United Plate-’
I snd Canada. 0 n the'
( most fivorr.blc terms.
n r- f Osiers fort he purchase
f -%\ Ln,iei ' Sstat « sale o/ Go’d and
aad oTnER J recuri ties of al 1 kinds *
PrcraiTiKS. Kill receive our promps
enu.j.AS&SHj!S Mf
llfW&y&XSs.
■' S - s - KEAN, Cashier.
• r s -%aUonat ’ l pa,f^ Mero,, ' : »«« "sut.
s -i .i.. . l ank recommend all Counttv
tuTSx 1 «* r .
not, sand drnltsde M&JtZZ
getting
.I'* ' * / r, 'tj ißCcidors. Administrators, and
Others should net f:.s> arai] themselves of'
tins opportunity to *-t m/rrest on their money ;
nor is it safe for 1 h.-m ,n the present state Yf
e eountiy, to he p their money at home as it
may he lo t, ato'en , r h: rnt op,’
A Doliar saved w a r>„i j.. 4R MADIf
Directors,
c- n eiUPLES J, JENKINS, ex-Govetnor
or < •
'YV !V ,V KIN(5 ’ Er. sident Georgia R.IT
1.0a.l and B-i.king Company.
Hoa. 11. F. iirssru.. of tins,ell ,t Potter
JOHN I). BfTT, Esq, of J. It. Huh ,t B ' r o,
HARPER r. BRYSON. E*q. Cotton Factor
•A ••. IT. GOODRICH. Esq., Builder and Con
tr*etoj'.
w r! ;RY lRRn * V > Os Warren Wal
■ !*. FRANC r-]., of Branch, Sons &
__ . 0,i71y.
K 1 5* V E X Rr; iso X s
For Patronising
BnidfkWs Fomalo Koorjilator
O *
Or Wnman'f Dost Friend,
T R >*■ >' a "«• on." hftt, a speelAl r.m
a .watts . ’ass ..r disease., all of which
**r conn,,-ted with th, wnmh.
If. In eas sw’ r, the „ n . h y
: : " want of
' . 11 * f “ nf fr-ttpraf ii»n.
’ r , ' mifh '. v n sshn,he-n
r t • - o 1 they ~nvch.-e< ,o|.|trcssed,orche<k
e . fr .m am n n-itffmt ci'.j*.
. " ," *'", ' - ■ "’W lysr-kne-s appears rmru
h , c t il in ' oler * ble ' ,ni " in
1 h. When f e- (In not. appear at the irr.-oi,
. r ‘time. h..j emn, irre.-nlsrly. nn d nre.
I" r ' 00.0-t -olKtle— sometimes amount
to he. • nrr om : at others scarcely a show.
'■ .'tn.at.-m and N< uralgia of the hack
nn 1 w»nif>.
tith. I.eceoi vhtes, o ; Whites-that urn lensant
, I.sense , , eo-mim a'-t-nj delicate females.
,lh In • iMi,t Pro’,,p.-us (~r fading) of the
)P m '* ">""fie.nlt of Whites or relax
n " ” J'-.ra-ts that support the Womb.
Rfh. It 0.1 l . V e ail Irritation of Kidneys
a,. .alder: iv-icve Costneness: purify (he
. .. . i ff. ' C tone and >tr*. gth to the whole sys
|. . . c.onr the skin, in parting a rosy hne to the
cheek, end ehmrfolnes- to the mind
oih V ia N ran take thi-Medicine and relieve
hers • sos nesr.r all the dtsea«. sp- cu'iar to her
S s. « ''bout the mortification of revealing her
sickness to nv person, or submitting to un-
P casftat , - m nations so mortifying to her pride
and mo,sfy.
Ifif’i V. ill relieve that peculiar condition of
too ut< r ne -.rgans so common among young
•Vi etc martird women, after the birth of two
or three rhil Iren.
11th. Every bottle warranted to give satisfao
ti*'t■. or the money refunded.
E , v lull des riptl nos the above diseases
n n ire tiers for i s : ng our Medicine, we refer
lie render to the wrap-er around the bottle.
It is us-d und recommended by the Medioa
profession and the Clergy.
Manufactured and sold by r
L. H. SRADFIELD,
Atlanta, Ga.
LAXSPELL. of Atlanta, is W’bolesato
Ayom, nnd will sell at Manufacturer’s Prices
For sal in Covington by Hr. 3. E. H. WARE
A i 0., an i Druggists and Me chants generally.
Price #1,50 per Bottle.—ami I ' '
T fSARKWAiLTER, ~
51ABBLK WORKS
liito.AD Street, Acoista, Ga. -
MARBLE MONUMENTS:
Tomb Stone s ,
Marble Mantles, and Furniture Marble*
Spoilsmen, Take Notice I
ATT FALL AND WINTER STOCK of Goods,
-r* j- is n..w complete, embracing everything in
the line, con.isting of
Double and Single Cuns;
All Prices and Kinds.
I F L H S e
Os my own Make, a fine Article.
POWDER AND SHOT, all grades.!
PISTOLS of all kinds.
And a fine assortment of POCKET CUTLERY *
SCISS- iRS, FISHING TACKLE, Powder Flasks
hhot Belts, Game Bags, Ely’s Caps, Wads. <Se
E. n. ROGERS,
245 line ad Sti\etAPGiT»TA, GA.—&n