POETRY.
CRY OF 11111 NATION.
BT PAt’T, HAMILTON HaTNE.
Iw'r Weehly. I
Vat ion a* ji» anti
CToti^M will* rent and 3: s on
r i
ller mourn 1 in eye» aiedeep with dark pre
sagea f«nji>v>df ad
iit r «,ui is ,‘i •unu-'l by a •
•*0, God t” *li* criea, “why haH thoo *•
‘
Ul» '*g~
RT. deft
e**d prayer and an
Win t tm Sf.d ity Tfiy fron
Now I hm, hnA answered, bull* a, * fuI
And sir,, ,, i! i our umiuigbt of ita teat i,,_,
pale star .
"What W-ura are givn* me in n'er loaater
ing no asnrc, Marah, darkly
From failiinnh-wt floods of
free
While that pure Life 1 held my noblest
treasure.
Is plunged forever in death's tideless
MTU !
' ::a*-k ! fo hollow sounds of la men
tatl >u,
'I fif »»»uffli*4 music, the fnrnal l>eJ1*.
From fur and wid**, on wind*
Ffimt fnlt» i i**n voic«.* and lorlorn fare
% cll» l
-The Souh-land mourns her grief in fu.i
libation
Out,, ured for him who.lied at Victory
An-. he great West, m solemn mmisii.,
“ "•
41ay not , recall ,, her , hero , . ssliilong oml.
‘Yea the North mourns,the , West ... a stride ,
en niotliei; sackcloth) with veiled
Droops andI (as month; in
brow
». ud what old su ites, ml.at waning hates
shiil) i i ith»*r
T'' generous healt throbs of the pitying
buulh
‘ Dnl doul.t remain "... She crushed ,
Its latest ember
At that stern moment when the Victim's
t liaiiged loveliest Hum....... to a ..... D -
<f*min*r,
l\il«*d fir tin* tila* of Guituau’* immfi i
ou* bull !
“Tfim, fi> lIiu of one vast grief unit
ed,
f Where express bough* their death eold
shadow* wave)
My Mill;* I trust -a holier faith have
plighted, hy Aw
And «h*d the cow pact hacaed
grave. ”
* *
Twas tInis she spake, hut still in prostrate
sorrow,
\\ Idle louticreartimard droojisher blow
To august.
day is dark, vague darkness clouds to
morrow; !
Ah in OotVt hivut tKa Mitlitmi nr tint
tin rt!
<?<>/>» Util, (In, & jdinbcr 'itith, 1881,
# “Thou hast given me tears to drink in
measure. M —Pfirw#i».
*
Till-'. I.AI k n§e tool).
. f u __ L ^ v ° e . * «... Im
‘ * 1 ’
Georgia Farmer* , Arr Wot l.axy »»•«*
Unwilling to Work, Ifni Are Despoil
•i uitltt* iruit. .it i ,1 m..
CKAWrOKHVthl.K, G.\., Sept. 2S, 1 s-t |.
Ulitoru /temnernt .
We, tin* undersigned, Imve read, in
whole or part, ilic letters of Mon. .lank)*
S. Honk, and lion. YV. D. Tutt. N\ *•
Hunk Hi t' tlioy aro of great public In¬
tel cut. limy involve iiuestlous of vital
of all classes of society. We believe
your iK.trom wmihl at>;>rec-jutt> their
iUiblicitUiui, ami. tliorcl in;, reaped,
Cully i('<|iicst viuitogii’n thitin A place
■I-"***...... ta
Ivncrlli.
Respectfully.
ALKXANDiilt II. SrKPHUNS,
Jamks D. W'timWii,
U. .J. Rein, M. D..
Mausiiai.lZ. Anhukws,
John A. SriCPHKN's, (without
risMv«.,«.pii. .........
WM. F. llOLDEX,
T. K. Bats row,
W. R. Gl'N'N,
G W. Fa km tin.
Jn<>. W. lit. von,
W*. It. Urookk,
J. D. ii IMMACK,
•Us. F. ltKtn, dm! other*.
ExUtort (*hronif ; and Constitution&l off
.
. 1 pleased , Mid in Sundsy
was to morn
,8 s I’*!’*'! that ( ulonel YV. I). Tutt. of
MePiiflle. had entered the i-sts to contest
with me I he soundness ..{the views I pre
Hented thriiugli your columns concerning
’lie causes ..f flmiuclnl distress and pover
J. prevailing among the lahorlng classes
I lirre is dash and sparkle with plquaucy
and good humor about all Ida utterances,
blether hv hl« eloquent tongue or grace
,!’?"• * Gut have uov*r faileil to ehaim
interest me Hut I regret to find Ids
n-vij iiisii-l and good heart arrayed
•i st flic tunnels of Georgia He savs:
v th r, , of spoil;,Ig Judge Hook's flue
tueeii when lie attempts to In, the
* i. i i ■ i;ngs of the Georgia farmers upon the
'’auat o' a cuiilraeted eurren, v, and
- ff u: D.mincvattc Id m.undmg through th ■ wilderness idstorv
folly, “the tmth of
•i.u-t G* viudi,--.,ted? " and he prm-e-l's
• if ate It hi imttiing the blame
*f ** x ' ' it jeoper.y beho-.gs uih.ii
. ’■"'••id,'!>
i’ 1 ot U,e farm
i . d not r. ter solely , to the , contraction
,o curreney and a. m cratl foilv foilv m in
for pDWrtv f t he !n
ii 1 included,*.
that oi er the
at. gro* W ' •nn ar.a
r u»r h ill the!i e\i\cUi n*. while the N v ».
onai aiul N Uv* u.tvermnetit*, which
hi control tifi* u Mister evil supinely
at, il they do not povlively encour
•? ■ JiV -av, ti n! i -l wrung, and yet
• >w. that I am rgiit. i mlI, in , jT.-.-t,
t-m farmer, ami innoiirm i a v
ool t the »p'ih) -
ing that with the h iric smg
drain* .u- of ctaiii inter a mo
iioj>*ny exactions «*«i ded to Hr ?!
which they mu't u •t out of th** 4
are* ; s' ■amiogf it was irr.p ;>r
tbri to accumulate anythin!? fiat :ne
aiftount* thui being ac
ous, amounting to
* , and that the inevitable re** 3
the ? t >,»*<!
< :,.i T t »ay, i« brie/, ‘Tits farmer.
hav. !>••• hey gr»*atiy inipo-id
w have been i>-dt;r**d Into til*
- a;.!t,tlint<. Th *y . u !i f Uor
w nter
est WOI
:>!**» hoard*
n 4h>d rnment
• would irdiZ*' ait they j
i»eggar
Hi t*i Ilf i? to pay dotib
d (Hiadi ti in Mmi to factors.
b-a . ng lit;:* or no room lor profit,. /Lac I ,
Z7 C rmp*U«i l ik* out a MtofnNttuft- j
n*tnc«. 'till UnrkUrry tone before they " find
uu , ^ run
Did 1 my anything stronger than thu»,go
tug to hliow the distress amt poverty of th ■
farmer*? In other word*, hadn’t Col. -
Tutt marshalled the proofs in strong array Cof- i
in support of my allegation? But we
onel, admitting *nd proving the hard times
of the farmers, thinks I am wrong in as
signieg the onuses ami tln*n proceeds to
give us in very plain trouble. in English his theory
about the whole
Alter asking “why is it that farnrers
cant make money now?" and making
some general remarks u-odina to show that
suffeiings for '.imietning Dll^au"' !
they won't make it < \ Cv i.
i f pi‘ , t/if i t fo df /( , ; i !, t
, me . ...... t a h» ; h, l. ... of ti.s . I
vim- decree to att -mpt to make farmers of !
t„. l.i.msr and ,
ms, as a farmer' 1 ' r ‘*f. ,Vv % t' *’
I Jel “I a.lmim u.iu ainiuy t o nat it It would sv U1
take to no, -a ........ -u,oi.
Sow against 1 h» statement l enter my !
mie<t earnest pi .test. 1 deny that “Geor
gians are sufferings for something to eat
; because I bey won’t make It.” 1 deny that )
folly and laiiness can lm laid at the door
<,f our farmers, riiereare s mie few drones |
I in every llivi blit us a class, and almost ,
universully.there are n .where to he found
] a more holiest, industrious prudent wnsttde, painata
li"B and elass of people than
. Georgia fa. mers. I In y may make mis
lakes In their plans and their ealciilatioos
. but every day and l.onr of their lives they
\,7 ^ 'mTm.nlmrol
•mils. I hat guide the plow or wield the hoe.
| ,’ V i ‘ ,r 101 u " 1
ui.iui) mows.
Hut lunv f*,ui ( ol. Tutt (’ijnrfji’ Inzi*
and nil vv HI hit: ii**** t*» make* bn*;yt «>ti
Uu* farm* i s. \vlu*n he l**!l* us almost in tin*
same breath that “before the war tin* crop
was only thr**e million* hale*, and now it
i* six million bale*'*—double as much !
Where doe* thi* immense increase come
from, if the farmers are lazy amt won’t
make it? Mv friends referring to my
statetneut that the money had been with
drawn from the neeple until it was re**
dneed from fifty clollnrs f**r c:i|>ita t > six
teen ilollnrs. and thus craiiioed and fc*t*
tered the operations of laborers and bush
ness men; asks 'what difference does it
uiake to me whether theic are sixteen or
fifty dollars in circulation per capita if 1
ha\e nothin'.'to tin* exchange for it. .”* Well,
( obmel, in extreme ease*, you suppose, !
I answer it would not make the slightest
d iff ere uce. If you should have neither !
hra v. a, t» >r brain, nor labor, nor propert y t j
to exchange for money,then uub*ed would
it he aiiiMUerof|inditTereiicc tc» you wheth
er then* was iimicIi, little, or no money at !
1 all. and the state would have to care for
yon. if your friends did not, either in a
| sir, lunatic with asylum your known or a noor brawn house. and train, Hut,
| I is of
and active industry, it a matter great 1
moment to you what may he the amount
of money in circulation? In 11»*^ thrifty,
( growing town of Thomson, where you re
side, doe* it not make a diifcretiro to yon , |
and all the citizen.*, whether money be
scarce or plenty V
If ten dollars is paid by a dehter to hi*
orr.litnr, mill tliiit fivilitor will puy it out
to some ort(* In? owes, and thus it passes
rmiiiil mi it. ilfiit paying mnml, ilo you
not know that it has the power to pay
; (Hiunll an tin* a inimnt is) a great many
ih-lits'■ If this is sc, wmil.l not liltv .iol.
Inis, or a Imliilicl, or a thoiisaml. Unis
lint It, ,-in-illation i„«.rt rorn-sliondingly
ill uifrail,-' i on ocn-i'i-ivo Hun I lie <f If
\ j iX G-rci.i'c ^ 1>.-t\i.-- !i 'U'.itml f.n |n-i capita Is
i tfl'* for a livolihmal An.I just that differ
hainin lei uiiil IS.OI now -But suppose the i
$l!i |,,. r eatiitu withdrawn nlnn'el. and no money
al al! in circulation. < what would
become of business ami trade tiled ? Why
even that dollar that you tell us Washing- |
ton threw acooss tne ItnpiianlianiHKik,
would be dlligeiitlv hunted alter You
r-ading laniiniar of hiitoVy. with CoioUel makes
you the prosperity
of England during the several yeais,
contruitiou begun In IHlfinml contimied to
1H21. One Uf tllC abtent men of till.* cotin
trv. suhji*et, commenting on this period and thi*
writes as follows: ‘‘As contraction
of monetary tools in Ireland in IS—com- ha'rvvst
pelted starvatl n amid abounding IHietolic.'U
as contraction in England iron
pnaliieed more dire results than war. nes
tilenre nr famine, so in all ages one result
has followed contraction—death to enter
prise, oppress..... of labor and increase of
human misery? I he fall of the Roman
w * s llttrKnitsXblc to lllia cau*f*.
rhcMonctaiN Coinmi^iim of tbc Uniicd
states Nm,.t- sai - • IlG:- , record, no
Mich disastrn > uan-iti ui as iliat lroin the
Homan Empire to t ii Da ik Ages. Vari
ous ..xplwimti-ins have been given of tliis
entire breaking down of the iramoivnrk of
s.a-ietv, ,4r,; but it jam t«rt Unlit coincident with
., ( U,r; t in th* toiume of money, whu h
was also without historical parallel." Yes
sir, history G full of lessons on this n-ost
vital ipiestlon of the currency, and they
all, witii one voice, teach that exi'ausion
i> life, and ,‘oiitractton is deatii !
You sav nothing in defense of the Na
ti.mal bank sv stem.whieh I clearly showed
In my forme'' letter was having a most
deleterious elTcet upon all commercial and
business pmsttUs. Of eourse.no war is
banking, made upon for tin- gentlemen far known who engage they in j !
as as to me.
1 are. as a class, high toned conrtenns
telligeut all and worth) But the system i> ,
wrong-it tin- mmmnt'* tn a j#lling I* tyran-; I
ny over nlfomt working man, aim ■ in every
way an in^miiu.tdnti.mui liherti
V>r do\ou d.-te-i i railrn d, te!--grat h ahd
. o-is.-r oi Her mm; mono), die Thmei to i'>o-'„f ,„d
d ai„ -in ... the
Hits v l en >» ini attention Here, i
^ in. *t . *ay. that no reference i
i- made to ' .•in* hi the
enterprise.*, V tv>: meu l kne
are I’te-i.i, *4v>'Ls .del e.a
ot ?h • i h ami i \vt : rl\ .r« r ”
jb»rat i. 1 T :t> b. r; A * |
diRtession, l wi Uou, |
you alluded t » the n«!it sort ot men to
make mi t umor* ln*iii£ ot tu«* •
-lime imitcn.vi tli.il it to mak.- iriKJil ;
i«avomg»u> that one o? th** great error* of {
. ur curseui pel:tie* I, in .Hit calling more
M YERS & MARCUS,
JOBBERS IX
DE7 GOODS,
Hosiery,
BOOTS, S ) ’jS HATS AND CLOTHING.
T'VDEKSK.KED would ft-'j-t . iimrchants «f Ta!mf p rro
I 1; .« that ihci r Kali Mock l>--:»itr rect-ivf-d. and in price
a.sc r»t h*i my that ha» ev brought to tins market. A
**•„ is the estabiUhnsi nt of a
WHOLEPA IjE
BOOl’SflOUAM) IIAT
distinct from our Dry Goods, Notions : i < iI,- r I dti to I j um
A i’l 1..- found the Urge-: and best selected «f< < k of SI:GI> and HATE wehav
bad and »e fo- , ,t ' ,1 tlm* it will b- • > •.: • re; ot parch asers to tatptt
-——, —.
MYERS & MARCUS.
September 9, Mat.—yl. 286 and 2*8 Broad .Street, Augusta, Ga.
uic» of sound business and practical senac
to fill the offices in oar State, from Govern
or down. And there canlm no healthly
reaction in the body p litie nntil mure
trading, machine politicians are made to
give place to a safer, wiser and better
nlass.
i inveigh against systems and their un
}'<*t departure from the legitimate ends of
tm' 11 creation, and no lndivulual can take
at « hat I sa 1 ' e*j mi "HI, oer
«’*'-• «"'» v *' •''">«
1 " J' j;" 1 ''• ' ' tS ‘®
lm rtnKS ,y ‘i, P,. 1 • * " L»tel tirim ,. nlr . of »*i the ll “t
1
r«7d ami' uesnoil otic. jd ; '.•-.tabi tliei, ! »t:..n-, tt,„n the i« leered o’pt
of in '
.
L«ite amt wide - .i,..
t lit* lionet toil «d heron- em-r-'t mine’ ihet
in •• letter .f lat.i.
!»,, i v .,ii|,'i,i,o,| f ’'t " in ' ,fw a Vnrihein ™mt‘ saw wTth J ,i l
U am* all the
emphasis .i,’ V of w hich 1 raimltle. “With
Sd^rSJpKIS-T-wT . p ,.~ s . now. ru si-cur.-d 1l>« to rallm-nU
P-mer to
furnish money vouclnulsafed totlm Nation
al hanks, these mere creatures of -jhe Gov
tnt ,, , cu .„ e jtH ro . wter s am! r -l.-ntl.-ss
, n ,i tb.in.it luslv of the e,.-.,
of all eludes and conditions
^ ffi» S'
h,m V
classes apprehensions and the tor the fate of the laboring
perpetuity of tree, govern
?ui*iit. A lutu Attot , ni*y*v*i , nt*ral of tin*
(rnftc-d States, wlius** h-arnin^, ability and
patriotism himsalf an* uii<iu**stiom*d, expresses
llitis about railroad monopolies :
‘ They boldly express their determination
to that charge a* much as 1 lie traffic will berr;
is to say, they will take ft out the
profits of every man's business as much as
can be taken without compelling him to
<piit it. in the aggregate this amounts to
the most that enormous, oppressive and unjust
tax ever was l.cut upon tin* industry
of Winifom. any people umbo the* sun.” Treasurer
of Mr. (Jarlicld ** Cabim t, says,
speaking of corporate power: “Uoveru
mental authority. State and National,alone
is competent to restrain it* aggressions
and eoi r» ct its ?lms«*s. 1 have long fore
seen tint the time would come when the
people would be* compelled to invoke the
exercise of that authority for their protec
tion.” Again, alter showing huw a few
men were possessing themselves tit channel^ of the
press and tfb graph and ? of
commerce, he asks wit* tl.es,* words:
“ Tim* owned and controlled by one man,
«u by a few men, what is to restrain cor*
poratc* power, or to fix a limit tolrsexae
ttous upon tin* rieople / tVhat Is (her** to
hinder these m"ii from depress:ngor iml it
ing tin* value of ail kind* of pronerty to
suit, their capaiec or avarice, and therein'
gatfiering into their own coffer* tl»*> wealth
of tli • Nation ? What shall he said of tie
spirit of a free people* who will submit
without a protest to in? thus bound hand
;n “* loot’ Pi*>i«hnt Garfield, mound
«Tio;c fearful r.miji Miffenug of .lRU«, the rmi>t whole |.i.mUumoii people how Hint
wiili tin, nn<( t -ii.l.-rrat nnxirtv, a
‘ ew years ago, at Columbus, Ohio, made
a s]h , i , i , i», in whirli, alt.-r showing up tin
Innnons,. sums of mon.-y givi-n to thc-s
eorimratinns aniUlmaliinist falmhais mini
''-‘i of acres, “they hail taken out of the
"wnrmsl his In-an-is that a conflict was
ni'inoactimi: iiciwccn tlii-m (iiu-i-or|ior:i
“nlcss ^^nverum ilic giga.iti. ’i.:'.^ inouopuly I* Mmulil l>c
“™‘ s !K-'2r\:a.'rs«
tll ‘' Klfatcst lawyer in tlie ivorlil. and one
tl "* I>rofonndest thinkers ami pliiloso
"J?. l'* l .'’ r '* a ". v mean Jerry Black; he
:l speeeli. made in New York last
reoniary : ••in any event all public m -n
oi-ist take their side on this ipiestiol
l here can he do neutrals, lie that is
J‘.’ r “? iaagainst us. Gross Injus
tjee, the many, habitually canuot practiced last fon-ver. by the few rids upon agi
ruler* to gi\»* u* a rcnuMh apainst
montuwiiisb Will resist Willi ub
tlu'ir act* and Influence, but fifty millions
of people, ill process Ot time, will iearil
!he important fact that they are fifty mill
ion I strong.’' add,
will in conclusion that Col. Tint
<,0 ‘'* »ot and cannot, nor can any other
! ,vi "« '»?>'. thal ,h *‘ Pr.'wnt distress
not ehieily 1 if not: w!.", it attributable to
™ r S aSd* he’N.n hJsf 1 c! nibinah'ns'of
«*. t " * n ' 1 f
* t,U! . . . . J 1 , "\ * Uw «nRf, , * wlimt? . ■
* b‘
G‘'ver.iuic". to is be re-reant i'erpetrated. in p-rmlt»ng tlww
n inngs
lin-i'nties Attiti.n. I protest tn.* it "oroad is unfair shoulders*’ t-' nut these of
upon
the farmers, who have lven—the large ma
" f them— rend, red so poor that they
ran t subscribe to the papers ami thus be
informed of current polities and events,
Jake* t*. Hook.
Avgutta, Ga., . Avgvtt
3, lust.
Only a Printer.
Tiie following ti Unite to the robie
preservative art we find in a eimtempo
I'ai v. and eoinmeinl its strong eonirasl
to the intelligent render ' "He is only
printer I " So T ( -h iv-ts !!»> s,
>>•< ■ UugU'- , ,- .
h ■ t d h adci of , .iristneraej. * hit
' v:,s tlu ' , w Ntatlltofw ? He was
l,ll 'V 11 printer. Who was I’riu,-- l-’red
rick Willmti, married to the !Vi
Itoval of Enghiml ? He. to... u Hily
i (> I ter. YVlm wris William Paxton,
tin' fatiier of iitcrutiirc ? He was only
? ' r; >?•,■. \\ ;io were G. L’. Me- e. N.
i’. Will;*, J. GaU-s, V. Riciiarslsou,
Horace ( lively, Bayard Taylor,
Dies. -is. and " 'ii.vtors ]i v.
iml Niles i ev, \y< ■j. te.*
Who was Benjiimtn lit*.
niso was a printer. < an ik>:
he si printer— l* rasas are nee »;uy.
* # ?
Anvice to fravfl-tL-Bay a ImtMe of Dr
BttU * i ouufi Syrup—tin* only thing
*«P a hack. ^
13*5 Cathedral St. Baltimore. It is
with real pleasure that I add my testi
riK , nv to the great virtues of Neuralume
as u a ’<,u*-jHr | • - for i i g*e Xeura uaigM loin and arid rre.tu Head
' ai:he. ^ ^ticII a remedy is a blessing.anu
J «*’l J. sufferers 15. Ridgelv, jliould to keep Hutchison it on hand. & Bro.,
j Proprietors, Atlanta, Ga. .Sold by all
;
| j^ 1 pggists.
Outfit fnrnbhed 'rec with full in
'*in Th^buShSk*"?.'°“o e“"y To
; burn, and our instruct! „s are so simple
! ‘M , : f^n ii th.it V^- uiv v^y' on ^^ • **hti maki* L »n*at
J W ean
i 8 . w i. , Vlir o Women »re
«" "
ns .--lu! men. Boys and girls
I - U
, tl,, ...... ovo one hundred dollars in
>1 single week. Nothing engine like it ever known
A who are surprised at
i the eas* and rapiditv with which they are
:lU1, t ‘ l i";«kc money Y'ou can engage
m flu* Ini-im-. Y'oii during v«Hir stuire time
at gr--.it jrroflt. Wetakeall do notimve to invest Those
<•»!*••• the risk.
wl"' nm-il r. idy money, should write to us
I at on -e. AT! furnished free. Address
I r.«.'. a- « .... Augusta. Maine.
Nov t.'HO.j-y.
S;> — Outfit sent free ‘ to those who wbli to
.“f ' in |, 1’i leasantand ", prof 1 1
CaV^arnid^uimrwfwiTfn^ , • . .
' - - V’^ t "so • "A '^ny
^ hew
workers wanted at mice. Many are mak
j„j, tort mi"s at the iutsiness. Ladies make
innuii ns iucii, und vcmnHoys '' mid tjirl.s
mak** in i-af pay. makV No on** \vdn# is ; I i i 11 to
work fails to more money every dav
| tluui caube made in a week at any ordinary
. nploy ment. Those who euLra^e at oiice
» j jp find a short road to fortune*. Address
I H a i, LETT Jfc Co., Portland ’ Maine,
I Noy " A ,’ko. j*v. *
j LYDIA F
; U» I irii\IllBi¥l»
j OF LYNN, MASS.
] j \ 1%
1
T "’g
V
1 ; ^ S $ m a ' mi
A K & '/>
ui.cuvrniR or
f LYDIA %/v%| . — E. msiifumaiA PINKHAM S
VEGETABLE COMPOUND.
The Poeltlve Coro
i For X OX All an Fflmalfi x enuuo nomnloin+u UOmpiailllS.
Thi, pr,p»rmtlon, u it. nun* riyniflM, ooiuMa of
a ’ cr jaaggarc
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ccqncnt ,pin»i wernkm-M, «nd i« ecpccimiij oiUptod t«
ihe Change of IJfe. It will dissolve and expel tumors
from the otorusinan early stage of development. The
tendency to cancerous humors there is cheeked very
speedily by Ms use.
In fact It kas prove d to be «be great¬
est and best remedy that has ever been discover¬
ed. It permeates every portion of the system, and fives
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, nnmiBioatiiw, iferrou* pro»tration.
OomralPebUlty.SlecpIcasnm, Depr«Mion and Indl
imawm. That feeling ot bearing down, taming pain,
wrlght ,ml fackACht,lealwayspermanently eursdby
it#iu,. it wiiut ,11 times, and under til circunuuis
m. art m imnnwiy withth, a* that vorom, tb,
f.maie.r«em.
ForKidncrConiptatoi.ot«tber ■« tu, conpomS
Lvcfla E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
L^a.M«».
Momim. s:. hot, r, for*5.00. s.ntsjnwuu.ih.
form ot pills, ' in tb« form of ZxiMQgM, mZ. on eaajS rweipt
, of ^, box, for *a*r.
ft yMW w CT «nwu»of tavUry. m for p.m
ptm-t. AAtmawabsvs Mention thupaper
raraurttk-nMiwwitfeoat xtdu c, "inkhajp
uraims. The, e«w CoiuUfwttoa. BUioanM«,
tsdTorpidnvottiwijr.r. to«ut»ptrisw.
Floreston
Oolosne “issCTC
* All Farmers, Mothers, BusinKS Men, Mechanics,.
■&c., 'arc who are tired out by work or worry, and all who*
miserable with Dyspepsia, Rheumatism Neural-*
>gia, be invigorated or Bowel, Rodney or Liver Complaints, you car,,'
~ and cured bv using *
_
iPA RKER’S G1N G ERT 0 NI Cl
• it you atu wasting atvay With Consumption, Age,,
.CiRjer ;Dos* Health Tonic the*greatest Blood Fertiiirer and the’
& Strength Restorer you CaaCse,
•nr.J Sar superior to Titters and other Tonies, as it’
•bu.lAs >r.d up the system, but never intoxicates. 50 ct.'
m sires. i*c Co,, Chemisrs. N Y. 1
HAUL PASSER'S BALSAM SETtfSSSf
on. butts' mmm
AOW NO MElj unem *«*»«**«*
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DAY, T ANN A HILL & CO
*33 aad 735 BROAD STREET, AUGUSTA, GA.,
MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF
Carriages, Roekaways, Buggies,
Plantation ami Road Wagons, Caits, Etc.
Manufacturer’s Agents for the sale of the
Cortland \Va?on Co.’s Spring Wagons and Buggies,
Wilson, Childs & Co.’s Philadelphia Wagons,
Tlie Lightest Draft
Wagun made. They Also, the Webeter, Old
have Hammered« Hickory,mod Oar Ovm
Make of Owe and Two
Scrap Axles, and iHorse
Wedge Spoke Wagois always
in full stock, at bot¬
Wheels We e keen **
all sizes hand tom prices.
on
We have added to our stock of Fine Buggies and Bockaways,
A Line of Cheaper Grade Buggies.
Made to our own order, with special regard to theQualitv of the wheels, axles, and
Also, a Fail stock of Saddlery a^d Lme^BrldlSx’onars, Sold 5Vbit»s,Buggy WM.
Trunks. Ciwch material of every description,Cloths,Phints, Coach Varmshes.
Aj»o, Leather and bum Belting, ifemp, Packing and^Soapstone Rivets and Packing*’ Lacing, Hooks and Punches
Italian
Also, Oak and Hemlock Sole leather, French and American Calf and Kip Skins, Lin
ings and Goat Skins. A full stock of Shoe Lasts, latest styles, Just received.
isT Send on your orders, or call and see us. Our prices will, at all times be
Sept22vt Bottom Prices.
JAMES G. BAILIE & SONS.
—DEALKR IN—
Ga-pcts, Oil Cloths,
Window Curtains and Shades
-ALSO
Wall r fi*apers and Borders
713 BROAD STREET
./AMESG. OLI) ST BAILIE AD A SONS. ! AUGUSTA, GA.
Feb.2V81.j-y.
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ORDER YOUR
SAW MILLS & GRIST MILLS.
Cane Mills, Gin Engines, Cotton Screws,
Shafting Pulleys,Hanger's .Inurnal Boxes, Mill Gearinn, Gudg qgm . Turbin
War Wheels,Gin Gearing.CHEAP! JUDSOX’S GOVERNORS!*! STON’S
< IRCUI.AR SAW,and Glimmers and Files, Belting and Babbit Mnn ud liras*
Fitting. Globe and Check Valves and Whistles. Gauges, etc.. Iron and Bras*
Cast ing*. Gin Rilis, and Gold Mine -Machinery, from
* GEO. R. LOMBARD & €0 • 1
FOREST CITY FOUNDRY AND MACHINE YVORKS,
Near tile Yl ater 'lower, HO Fenwick Street, AUGUSTA, GA.
Repairing Prom0tly done afc Low Prices. July 15, ’81. j-y.
“Ekhard's Himself Again!”
—DR.H.S. SMITH. Proprietor of the—
Old Reliable Drug Store.
(NEXT DOOR BELOW THE HOTEL,)
CRAWFORDVILLE, GEORGIA
.
Roods, etc. They will find him at his post ever courteous, and ready to aerve them
With thanks for liberal patronage in the past, solicits a continuance of the same,
Begs to inform them that in addition to the usual lull line of
DRUGS, CHEMICALS, ETC.
9
He always ha* on hand, they will find an Unusally Full Stone of
LIQUORS OF ALL KINDS
With something specially good under the brand of
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and Also a full line of Tobaccos. Cigars and Cigarettes, With many other articles
IN'AND OUT OF DRUGS H.S. SMITH, Crawfordville. Georgia
Mar-25,’81,k-m,
, The WHITE Sewing
Machine.
The Ladies Favorite!
A Because it is the Lightest Running
the most quiet; makes the prettiest stitch ;
-
and has more conveniences than any other
y 1 Machine.
i*>!! It is warranted five years and is the easi¬
est to sell, and gives the best satisfaction
of any machine on the market.
4&* “st,.? '* Intending purchasers are solicited to
ex¬
amine it before buying. Responsible deal¬
ers wanted in all unoccupied territory.
• J. I). & T. F. SMITH.
Wholesale and F.etail Dealers,
59. BROAD STREET. ATLANTA, GEORGIA. 59
Tur Sale by Mrs. D. A. IVilliams, Crawfrdville, Ga.
SPpt. 2 ,’SI. 2 lt.
