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BAtNBRIDGE, GEORGIA, SATURDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 13, 1869.
NUMBER 19.
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AUPayasnta Invariably in Advance.
Advertising
Rales.
.rawing 3^1,0 rates to »».e *-
• ? f.,r advertising, or where
handed in without instroc-
cmcti’-s willhe charg-
. they occupy. _
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Advortis 1
,rding to the
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4ifn»j!M->tratm-s.
Gnnrilitiiis
ul Ardiiwriu)
Wine as :t t» Ally of Temperance.
K.eii ■ fYii'tnU of temperance, whose
sincerity and zeal I have no desire t'd
impngtft lt<>M the rapid multiplication
nf vinevardt among us, and the conse-
•j'K-.it production of cheap, undrugged
.Vei ric m winet, as signally couduetivc
I . tlie extirpation of intemperance:—
■ionic of Iiieai talk and write as though
i-i ii’.ct’ i ]!itiecheap w'.ues would
>fi's !f siiitii e to d •liver our country
ro:ii the scourugc and shame of tlruuk-
■ntiC'S. 1 judge differently; and pro-
i .v* to 'if * v v bri.dlv, tin) oonsidera-
lions on whirl, nlytonVietiou is ground- '
and realized thaf it habitually trans
fbrmed rational beings intd furious,
consciousless brutes. It was on the
Mediterranean that Shapespeare makes
Cassie remorsefully exclaim: “O thou
invisible spirit of wine! If we had no
other name by wliicli to call thee we
would call thee devil !”
4. —It is true that, in warm, equable,
temperate climates, the tendency to ex
cess in drinking is less vehement than
where cold is excessive, the skies more
sullen, and extreme. It is not true that
drunkenness is nnknown in any region
'Where wine or other alcoholic stimulants
are freely used. On the contrary, it is
observed by recent travelers that, excess
in drinking is rapidly gaining-ground in
Italy since she threw off the yoke of
native and Austrian despots; and that
her tipplers are- calling for more fiery
stimulants than the thin wines which
usedto suffice them. This change is
observable in France also.
5. —The pioneers of New England
found her virgin soil—while the bitter
winds were, every where softened by. the
vicinity or surrounding stately forests—
remarkably adapted to the growth of the
apple tree and to the perfection of its
fruit, I estimate that a barrel of apples
was grown in New Hampshire a century ,
ago with less care '.rid labor than are
now required to produce a peek. There
being no market for the fruit (seldom
grafted,) cider was abundant and Very
cheap. I have known it in excess at $1
per barrel within the last fifty years. It
was) of course, the common beverage_
for tlie last three months of each year
and with thrifty ‘people for at least lia.f
the year. The farmer, returning from
his daily toil, ate his supper and sat
down by his fireside td talk and drink
through the evenin'?. Mug after mug
was drawn and drunk, neighbors drop
ping in to share with his family the cliat
and its exhilaration. The boys who
graduated at these firesitfcs too often
convinced at an early age an insatiable
appetite, for Stimulants—an appetite
created, but by no means satisfied, by
cider! an appetite which Very often con
signed Mb'tii to early and nnhouoved
graves. I have known whole families
to be burnt cut, anal their farms sacrific
ed. by the fiery thirst palpably generat
ed ’tv slickin'; and soaking aruund the
f tiiiily eider barrel, it" wine will fipf
produce like effects, some one can show
selves, nor were ’there a future fotttst
“In thdir good gifts we hopeful see
The fairer selves we fain would be.”
Socrates comprised all objects of his
search in
“Wbate’er ofgood.nrill can tttin befall
In his own holise.”
rightly conceiving this t'd be the semr-
nui'y of virtues and foundation of states.
There it stands, the ornament of the
landscape, and for the banian hospitali
ties; we cannot, render it too attractive.
Let it be the home of beauty; the hannt
of affection, of ideas. Let its chambers
open eastward, admitting the sunshine
for clir own and childr'eii’s 'Sake. Do
they not covet the clear sky, delighting
in the blue they left so lately, nay can
not wholly leave in coming into nature,
whereof they are ever asking news?
These gay entbnsiasts most run eagerly,
and never have enough of it. Ht)w soon
the clouds clear away from their faces!
How sufficient they are to the day, and
the joy.it brings them! Their poise and
plentitude rebuke us.—Revolution.
How to Retain YotJTH.—It is a matter
of no little concern among men—and
women, too—to preserve the bloom and
freshness cf their youth. Cosmetics,
plumpers, and the whole offspring of
artifice and deception are resorted to, in
the effort to stay the furrowing plough
share of time. External appliances can
uot reach of- rejuvenate the decaying
spirits of the man or woman who wil
fully, maliciously perpetrates a glaring
wrong upon a fellow creature. Some
tiling must be done to quicken the vital
ity of the “inner man,” if yon would
preserve the ruddy glow of health and j them—-novel undertaking,
rotund form of youth. An easy con-j to the two sharp-sighted old gentle-
science is the all potent remedy for that J men', Mr. H. Price and Mr. R. Kiiight,
elasticity of spirit which gives color ahd , who have commenced tci ivjns -• the
beauty to the human face, and activity
and energy to tlie physical bod)’. Hear
an old man sing:
[Written for the Bainbndje Argus.]
WINGS.
‘•Oh. tbit I bid wings like a dove ; then Would I fly
away and be at rest.”
£oul; Oh! bad I wings I’d fly away ;
I*d leave this tenement of clay ;.
How gladly would I wing my flight.
And in my course outstrip the light!
Bible : .Poor Xoul! say-whither wonid’st thou flee ?
.TKr lands which lie beyond the sea ?
Or veould’st thon seek some distant star
Whose misty light gleams from alar»
Somlr Kstnot -IndeedIwouldnotstay
At any star: away! away!!
I'd wing my flight until I stood
With saints before the throne of God !
Bill*: Then the*hs^wiags ;both faith and love
ArewingiiTlemnn the from above :
Just use themswell : and they, will bear
^hy UeacjitQ^BLa^in earnest prayer.
[Correspondence of the Bainbtidge Argus.]
WAKING UlP;
LETTER FROM SOUTH-ALABAMA.
Appointments of Fla. Coihf. for
l£6d.
Tallahassee District, Win F Easter
ling, PE.
Leonj Andrew J Woldiidge.
Gadsden, Thos K Leonard and Geo C
Lovel.
Wakulla,.Elias J Knight.
Liberty, supplied by W P Jones.
Waukeenah, JaS A Wiggins.
Aticilla Miss, Ernest. Crunk
Union, Wm Williams. Thos Taylor,
sup’y.
Moftlicelio, supplied by U Sinclair Bird.
Apalachicola, Geo W Fagg.'
Quincy; Franklin A Branch.
Jacksonville District., Thcophilus W
Moore, P E.
Jacksonville, Josephus Andersou.
Fernandiua, Wm Davies.
: The sound of the woodman’s axo . __ _
, , " . , ,, ... . , -Nassau Miss., supplied by r M Stmt
lias begun to fall on the solitude that _ , ... rr .
. i. t . • i- . ; Duval Miss., summed by 11 K Rush in
has so inntr Vpirrnerl. unnistnrhori J
has so long Teigned, undisturbed, _ _
. a . v m . . i.1 i i Sanderson. and .Lake L>ut!cr Aliss*. Ihos
amid the forest-trees, on the banks | ^
of the Atnamerce ; and while its voico
is making merry echoes through the
hills, there are men busily calculating
and planning for the erection of a—
don't be startled! 1 —Cotton Mill on one
of the many 8’tes that this stream
affords. In two miles of our village
R Barnett.
St Johns, J Tabor Payne.
Piiatka, Erastus B Duncan.
Ocala and St Johns, Samuel-Wdodberv.
Orange Spriugs, Charles P Murdock.
Orange Miss., to be supplied.
Volusia Miss., to be supplied.
Middleberg, Wm K Turner.
this entering wedge has been placed, , ^
. . *•. , °. * .. . Lake CiTr District., L G R Wiggins,
to the astonishment or car dozing
P E.
community, who are still rubbing
their eyes as they stretch them with
amazement ; though we are happy
to say, some are beginning to com
prehend tlie feasibility ol the—to
Success
Lake City,.David L Brahning.
Columbia, James P DePass, James W
■ Jackson, sup’y
Newnansville and Spring Ilill, Elijahs
Tyner.
Mioanopv, John C Ley.
Ceder Keys and Levy, j II D McRae,
John Penny, sup’y.
They tell me I am and sortie yet,
And all the laRie* say
“Du lfOk at hitti !*the dear old man
Urovs ieoi*:jgcr every diiy.^.
And when each friend asks, “At }*our
How ciiuic you IVce from Us?**
I always miswer.: “In my youth
I paid tuy printer’s bill-s.*'
ArroiNTMENT or a Negro Magistr ? te.
ihe Tliorartsviilt. 1 Enterprise says that
. , , . -iii Tavlor and Lafayette Miss., to be sup
drowsy slumberers of our neighbor- J J ’ r
h8od; tiitd scare the crickets from
piied.
‘‘Sleepy Hollow And iimV iMt | M ^ 30 “ And Bu!lviiIp ‘ Ricliard M T ^
they have drawn the. bolt, and let ini dinga.
• Live Oak, Robt L Wiojarms.
a portion of day-light, we hope their ’
, , , i Hamilton, Robert I McCook,
example will cause ethers to trace; ’
the beams to the crevice in the wall, ■ Tampa District., Win E Collier, 1 E.
and see what else might be dofio, by | Tampa to ba supplied,
way of saving our coveted country j Hillsboro, Jos J Sealy.
from the hands of the Northern em- ■ Hernando, Isaac Munden, S W Carson,
igra’.ts, that are being drummed up 1 S ”P . v ’
I whv. Such are some of the consileva-
l.-WM. fie reason to suppose llmt . , Ious which ira .,„ 1 me t() a-precate the .
tlK-wui.- wlue’.i bbutglit. the patriarch • in tioilnction ami use of home-made | “"l^
1‘. slum,,- was no other than that “pure j v .; m>s ‘ iVi tul ,. nti aote to iutemperance.^! l'™>-
■j 'iice of file grape” which I hear so na- I
spaft'iiply eulogized as an antidote to 1
iii:i'iii:"",auc.'. We have not the lainest.
for Boys and girls*
F OR l'P6$, will t>e the best voluitit yet
issued. It will contain • capt’nl story
of “Boy Life Among the Indians,” by Rev.
F. R. GoCtbivo. anthor of “Voting Maroon-
ers ;” “Mountain . Halfi a .Tale of tlie Old
Dominion,” by IWllip Basrstt, author of
“The Miner-Boy of Msnsfeldt “Lillian
Lisle, or Life at the Old Farpi Houte." by
Mrs. S. E. Peck ; “Trades and Professions of
Animals,” by a lady of South Carolina ; “Bi
on rapines of Anient Persons, for Young
People.” by Rev. T. B. Russell, A. Mg “Poor
Henry ” from the- German of F. Hoffman,
translated by a lady of Virginia ; and many-
other attractive stories and poems, elegantly
illnkrai’ed.. Terms pi a y£aV. Liber il dis
count to clubs. Specimen copies and pre
mium list sent free on application to the
publishers.
J, W. BURKE * CO.. Macon. Ga.
Southern & Western
HOUSE.
JOHir C. VAUGHN,
Late of East Tennessee, .
ISconnectedwit.h the following firm, and
will promptly attend to all bu-iness en
trusted to him by his friends in Georgia and
elsewhere.
noorER Harris.
D. EaNkix
HOOPER HARRIS & CO.,
(Late Harris, Gaines <S; Co.,)
(foitt’sitrn |Wcrclt.mts,
Southern unit Western Produced
Fobeigs and Domestic Liqdoks,
NO. 361 BROADWAY,
fikw YORK.
Dec 5. 1868-9-1 y
a. n. cnAMnox,
GKO. C. FREEMAN
WHOLESALE
DEAL’RS IN PROVISIONS,
Corner Bay and Drayton Sts.,
Savannah, Ga
eep2ft-V>8 4*S-6m
H. C. McKEE.
D. M. BENNETT
■ Adrijrate.
I
.viggi-.ri'in of .strychnine; ooctiltts iii It-1
i- is logwood, or even good Bonrbou !
aliiskv, ns nnioiig its ingredients. Noah j
lm l planted the- vine: pluck 'd' the j
gr.qics, expressed their juice; or ordered
t!w ■ processes to lie bkectrted l;y those
of his liousohold; he is most uulikoiy to
bine poisoned himself with narcotics or*
other baleful drugs. Yet the wine made
him drunk; and it has since served
myriads of h s descendant as it served mother, Mater, to a grand
him. Its nature and effect have been
identical in all ages, and are the same
to-day.
IVomni »;j<! Ctilidrcii.
Pythagoras said thatbniy good things
wore to he predicted of women since
they were the mothers ilf orliaiiierits, of
cm vers; 1 Hein and of confidence, and that
he who inverted names, perceiving that
'vi'nica were adapted to piety and friend
ship, gave to each iff theil’ages the name
of some dei'v -to a maiden. Core, or
l’roserpiue, to a bride, Nyiii])lie, to a
well known iu tliiii section as ii how t<4 work, tliitl iinpiove out luoi-
hff-polilfl’iiin c‘f M!' : BitfithUjicr- ills—in other words, to fleece us! —
uasion, and the principal leader of the to impoverish us! ami then manacle
Afiica-Americtins thereabouts. Jacob „ s with a servitude that is too lm-
considers his niission as coming from
“above,” and looks upon tlie eveilt r 1 ?
the beginning of the “colored fiiillen-
niiini.” •
A Birr! Story.
A young bird sat on a bough of a
• i ce and from pure gladness of heart,
he thought he would sing. ITis fa
lser was a beautiful singer, and liis
rtiiliatiiig to be thought of! Excuse
us, Mr. Editor, but when the shoe of
■ universal suffrage commences to oon-
I tract around our toes, we hav’nt
I grace enough to resist a groan.
I—.
| Coitlinbia, Ala., Jan. 30th, 18G9.
Key West, First charge, Sterling GarJ-
/
ner.
Key West, Second charge, Jas 0
Sparks,
'FRO Ellis, snp’y and transfei'ed lo So.
Ga. Conf.
Win II Thomas, sup’y and transfered to
So. Ga. Conf. Warcsboro Ct.
F A Branch. Sec.
— 1 ne ii,
'ii imei.t iiou
bhl
•brew prophets abound in
S warnings remonstrances,
■nr testimony to this world-
Wineis a nlCcker;” “Look
cording to the Dorian dialect, Maia.
And in avCcrdauce with the like persua-
sam tlie oracles ware always unfolded
into light by women. Tacitus tells us
that the northern nations also held
women in high esteem, “believing ladies
had something divine about them'.”
Bill Consolidating the S. A. & G.
I• iolerable cbarjicterj IW “™"E :
’ 1 • - a jj is the bill introduced by Mr. Smith
of Thomas county, in the Georgia
Senate, and whisk has jessed the ,
truth.
nor upon the wine when it is red,” etc.,* -U'd this faith hath descended to men of
“for at last it bireth like a serpent and ^' K ‘ Saxon name, the best regarding her
Wingeth like an a lder;" “Wlio hath ;»* endowed;with magical properties, the
wounds without a eause? They that far- k v P e bf the highest culture the advanced
ry long at the wine
proofs that wine
cup, ete., etc.,
served Israelite
rir“ nations have attained. Endowed with
magnetic gifts; by necessity of sex.
j so he inherited a tine voice
j lie needed lo do was to give it prop
er .culture.
He struck a few notes, when,‘bow. Legislature . •
wow, wow!’ said a little dog, who was :1 ^et to authorize the con-
performing all sons of antics near by.-
Away flew the bird in grefit chagrin
FOR YOUNG LADIES,
NEAR MACON, GA,
lit. Ecv. J. W. BECKWITH, T>. D., Bishop of
Oejirgta, Visitor.
Rev/ J..T. PRYSE. M. A., Hector.
Mrs H. 1). PRYSE, Principal.
Assisted by a comple'c corps'of able aud experi
enced Justruetors.
without waiting to see whether the
dog was barking at him or bis own
tail.
'I*of-a io'iig time he would not try
to sing again, but snapped rip a few t uo sbar
~~x~, ct^l- of flip S'L- rrnE Fifty-sixth Half-yearly Term of this
sol’dation of the Stock ‘ I Institute, will commence February 3, 1869.
vaunab, Albany & Gulf itailroau ijie i nst imtc is situated at tiontpelier, the
Company and the Atlaritifi . and seatnftbeon.ee celebrated School, under-the,
Gulf Railroad Companv. and for . lA vencrable Bish p Elliot, of Goorgia.
\jiui iwHiivau ;UUJ r * ’ | The location unites important advantages
Ollier purposes l worthy of the particular consideration of parents
Section 1. Be it enacted by the Gen- 1 and ^ardiaas The noted salubrity nf its cli-
* — - ma e exempts it from ;>U fevers and other y»re-
' 1 vailing Ul.'tasvs miuuguuui me
of the Stock Of cllt; of the year: its quiet seclusion rcmoi e
McKEE & BE».\MT,
DEALERS IN
Carriages, Buggies; Hat-Mess,
<fcc., «fec., «tc.
Corner West Broad a nd Ba^Streets,
gAtlNNAli; QA.
Al .his EitensiVc itepository and Manufactory
will always be found a large variety of
all the most fashionable
Carriages, Rockaways and Euggie
iVow in use. All work sold and warranted at
this Establishment will be protected.
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Janft, 1869 U-ly
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Address CLI8BY Si REID. SIneon. fla. r
Take The Old Beliable Rout
§ orunml &
FOR 18Q9- , i( ,i
IN THE
ONE OF THE OLDEST
STATE
ESTABLISHED IN 1808.
.1 .Mi'.T whisky servos lush ami oihor 1 u. t. i n t ai:d uivnier, sue lives nearest tlie flies, shook out his feathers till he 4tlmtic and Gulf Railroad Compa- it-from all influences that can interfere with the
- - 1 ' “ ‘ ... . „ » tenon +rnn«-: bninterruj>te<i pro.-;ecrtt:on of studies, and its ex-
11V, which shad not have D tensive and beautiful grounds afford unrivalled
ferred to the holder thereof according opportunities'for exercise and recreation.
... „ . . . to the mles of said Company, ninety I The Coarse of Instruction embraces all the
On the wh lie he Was a fine looking . . . plouHrm branches of a thorough and finished education.
days previous to the day or election ^ EngUfh and C1 .”. ical Departmenta wiU be
shall be entitled to suffrage in tlie nn j tf j tbapeysonal instruction of tbeRcctorani
election'of Directors of said Com- tjs4 Frincipal, aided by competent assi-tants.
, . -j ' The Department of Music. Instrumcutal and
try it again. lie had not noticed jpany. . . y ■ vocal, will be in charge of Professor Fcderic
that the grove aronnd was full of Sec-2. And be it further enacted bg Snliclldt T hc French Language will be taught
... ®. . . . , the authority aforesaid, Tuat all laws by Mile. Josephine Lc Gal; and drawing and
birds. But as he begun to gurgle ancl mrtq of laws militating against. Painting, by Miss Ada L. Eno.
anel pans OI 11111 L u : fhp Religious Instruction is »o accordance
a d usages of the Protestant
but care is taken not to in-
, • j i .T’ . t terfere with tbe persaa.«i"Us and feeli' gs of du-
Gll, said he, 1 rn not going to . “ , . . nils belonging to different creeds. All the
these old singers : d '° Planters e ou claimipg young ladies are required to attend morning
‘ D . ■ anvthincr for ourselves—as we linte and evening devotions on week-days, and the
at me. No ! Ill- an .' l,l ! n a • services of the Church twice every Sunday, »u
Arnerit'iuis ;n tins eoautiy. And while 1,:l »Jiual facts of existence, instinct with
the infrequent allusions to mixed wines, t ‘ u ‘ mysteries of love and fate; a romance
ole., indicate that tlie original bottle-imp 1 ever »ttaeliing itself to her name and
uas iieeusturned, thirty centuries ago, destiny. Entering the school of sonsi-
to “take to himself seven other devils kility with, she seizes personal qualities
wor-ie thau tlie first." as lie d>>e.s to-dav a subtlety of logic overleaping all de
ni onr great wine factories in this conn- dnetions of the slower re;ison; her aivi-
tvy. several of which without handling nation touching the qnick of things as
one drop of grape juice from January ^ herself ivere personally part of the
to December iuclilsive do vet turn out chemistry of life itself. TTo- cannot
thousands of bottles daily of the choicest cdnceive her as distinct, distant, uare-
brands of.Champagne, Hock, Buro'uudv 1; itod, she seems so peisoual, conetete,'
Madeira, ere., it js nowhere intimated so near; yet can never come quite wp to
that the evil effects of wine-drinking
v '°'° confined to these who imbibed
these bewitched wines; but the contrary:
M e are warned against excess, and
against evil mixture; but we are also
looked like a ball and then smoothed
fci.eni down ivitli his bill.
bird. Cduld he sing ?
After a while he thought he would
out a few notes, he noticed at a little tHig Act.be; and tiff; same are hereby j Jj*he principles,
distance a fine concert iff progress: repealed.* 1 EpU&fcfi! Cburcb, i
J A i 4n»i‘.,V*0 mt , thp Y1P1
practice anion
! how they’d laugh
more frequently, and not less impress- .
tvely. warned against wins itself.
>>. —The great minds of Greece and
Heme also have borr.e testimony against
vine as a corrupter of morals and a de- ;
st rover of manly vigor and vitality. It
would be easy to bristle with citations;
bnt they will suggest themselves to the
reinembrauce of.every scholar. I only
R*k aft 1 'lit km to the fact that the classics,
hke the Scriptures, were written in
those mild and genial regions of perpet
ual sunshine eueircling the Mediterrane- < Our notioi^ of tbo perfect society ern-
an which We are often told are free from
the curse of druiikerrfibsss becanse they
claiming
^ n -- nraerie.p. amon" r.nese mn smtoro • -~
her discernments, nor gainsay their
delicacy and truthfulness. Then con-1
1 n v,-. w nt . — —. i I * 1 _ , St* I i-llllill>’ II Ks tM* V " *****' ” I II1P. I, IliiUCl Ul IUU lUJlIlUt,*
Inititution
long experience
taste, conversation, tlie adornments of! So he became silent, while the ufi 00 its meiits as a taitiitui sn,i ju 5 J jg theirdetennioatioii,1us-
life, were bare names without the spleu-. charming concert went ori the whole 4'eions eollcctor.of tbe current news of ^ ined a „,i eDeouraged by^the patron»ge of tbr
dor of illustration of which the history j season through.
of the sex affords so many brilliant ex-1 The otber yo:lng birJs warble d,
delicacy and truthfulness. Then con-1 ^ D ' self-pffing-wc are willing that the he Chapel of the Institute,
stancy, fidelity, fortitude, kindness,; ’ o ‘ a S e them ft R „ . v ,i, on l(l mss The Rector ami Principal of this
grace, courtesy, gratitude, discretion, j chance fo laugh at my blunders.’ readers of the Re ; P ‘ i nre extensively known for their looj
® ’ *'7 0 ’ K.v! cn l in. in thn insirnphui* and
amples. It seems ns if in moulding his. . . . , , .
,... _ . ... . . i and peeped, and chattered, thrilhn
world the Creator reserved Ills choicest 1 .
work for the bust, and consumed his art | , tbe , notes the - v , conld ’
in her endowments. Hers is the wav of
persuasion, of service, forbearance:
“!f thoa t?ost anything confer that’s sweet,
In me a fffateful relifh it shall
Bnt if thou thv bounties dost take aw.-iy,
Tbe last repiuiug word I Will cot say/*
CHTU>BEN.
UUin<J a
little every day, without at all think
ing who heard them ; and so. in
time, became truly accomplished
si ngers.
Our poor little bird who was afraid
to try before folks; because he was
not already perfect, never found time
♦L a r- \V» he satisfied with Sontb, ti make M-.btpelier Institute, in everj
the day. We *hati he satisnea »iin ° ?pec ' t< sach „ wi n secure to the V u,-il. int. as
their reHirl. But, cramped as we fire tc( j lo ibeir ezthe advantages r»f a first-class
, v . • i a * « l of lesirniite. conibified with the comforts
fur room, we have determined to intro- plcasaat ChrUiianhome.
duce a new feature in the pnper de-j CHARGES:
signed for th- special benefit of the | iDC ] ud i„ s Washing. Fuel and
Ligbis, with Induction.in Engli-ih aud
Classieffl Departments, per Term of
twenty weeks, — — — — $150 09
Each pupil coming to enter the Institute will
abound m wine. Mohmstned was a na
tive of a still warmer, sunnier clime;
Mid lie did not find the state of things
eonfiduutlyjallegcd. four miles away.
Be ahsolutelv forbade the use of trine
braces the family'iis its centre and orna-, to practice alone, and when hs did,
meat. Nor is there a paradise planted j h-didn’t seem lo aniotfnt to much,
till the childfed tippeaf in (be fore
ground to animate and complete the pic
ture. Without these, the world were a
solitude, houses desolate; hearts home
less; there were neither perspectives,
planiers,honseke«*pers and artisans. To
this end the first column of the fourth
pase of the Republican will hereafter
bo devoted to articles containing useful
information to those particular classes
of ocr readers, thos making for the
weeklv edition six columas of valuable
suggestions regarding the farm, the
household and the workshop. Tin's ad-
So, with fine natural powers, he dition to the class of subjects aireadv
grew “ * V *J “ • a-- “ *“> make the Republican still m’o-e accepts-
for want of true courage and mde- b , e u - u TeBtiers .-$a lH , nn ah Pupubli.
pendetice of character. ‘ r<tr , (3t)
to be a very dull, stnpid bird, m'-Sni*- B - For CiuPlnrs eontainin- further par
be charged an additional $5 for conveyance from
Macon to Montpelier.
French, Music. Drawing and Painting will be
charged separately.
Pupils received daring Term, aod charged
only from time of entrance.
Payment of School charges isVAEiAftLT in
advance.'
Patrons bringing pnpils to the Institute
will be furnished with conveyances upon appli
cation at Mr. A- W. Chapman’s Livery Stable,
ticulars and references, apply to
Rev. J. T. PRT6E, M. A.
jan23-tm Macon, Ga.
Wil iam Hone,
(Established 1850)
IMPORTER
AND WHOLESALE DEADER
WINES, •
LIQUORS,
AND
SEGARS.
I<f9 r Bay Stteet; Savannah, GrS.
St'lc Agent for Georgia and Fla. oTHartson 6
celebrated Pale Ale, iti bblv.
abd half bbla.
sept26 49 * m
r. h. bArneS,
BA1N3RIDGE, GA.
H ATfjlri Located in this city, I take
plensnre in notifying the Public gen
erally that I am
now prepared to
re p ai r Clocks,
Watches, J e w-
e!ry. &e., with
icatnesg and
Inrabiliiy. Cali
and se-i me. in
the Drug' Store
of Dr. i. D.
IJoy! <L liu.. oouih-BroriJ Street. s
dcc-19. 18C8 11-Iy
On the first day of January wc shall begin a new
programme, with
MANY IMPltOVElviKNTS.
The Dailv, >er annum..'Uj. i.. $19.00
•• six months 6,00
“ three months..;..... 1 .........:... I'M
“ onemonth 1 00
The Tri-Weeklt, per annum.:: i i,; 6 00
V six months ...J.2/50
“ three mouths. ISO
The Weekly, per ahnmn....i-i........ s oil
lix mouths......i,
1 50
- AS AN
ADVERTISING MEDIUM
It ie specially commended to (he public.
T E R M g REASONABLE.'
I ‘ -nu r iff: f "3 f :
Xo labor or exiiftise trill bo spared to ifiAie* 11 ono
' address W. BU^KE k fa.,
DR. 6. Wi FARRAR,
H AS jterttfsnently Joca'tcd in Bain-
briiige. for the purpose, cf prac
ticing Ins professt-ft, and liaving had
thirteen years experience as an active prac
titioner. respcetiully tenders bis services
to tne cit zens of the.City and vicinity.
Qf” Office, up stairs, over the store of E
il. Smith & Co.. Stonth Broad Street, where
he can be found at all hours of tbe day. At
Night he can be found at his residence, on
Shotwell si reet, next door to Baptist Church,
julyl 1,1868 *8-tf
Ei Li
Dealer in
Saddles, Bridles, Ae.
Buggy and Carriage
aASSESS '
Bobber and Leather ..
BEL TING,
LEATHER,
CALFSKINS,
HARNESS-TRIMMINGS,’
Titra 3stk:s, <scc
No. 72, St. Julian and 105 Bryan Sts.,
savannA^Ga.
January 9th,18(9.
1-f-Jm
W W HARRELL
Ending sab Canmfssuts
M EBCHANT,
ttiitrsninma GEO..
