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Newspaper
Augusta Washingtonian
Location
Augusta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1844
Page
3
A Carthage Tenn random clipping presents a temperance exhortation arguing abstinence from wine and strong drink. It cites Proverbs Isaiah Romans and Revelation to condemn intoxication and its social misery, urging readers to examine motives and seek virtue through reform.
A temperance discussion cites scripture against intemperance and cites harmful effects of alcohol on society. The piece critiques journalistic ridicule and presents an anecdote of a clergyman scolding a Native for cruelty, contrasting mercy with alcohol’s ruinous influence.
A periodical calls for assistance to extend its Temperance Statistics table by gathering names of Georgia temperance societies, member counts by gender, and pledge types. The appeal asks subscribers and temperance supporters to respond with the necessary information to showcase statewide strength.
A prospectus from Louisville Ky outlines a published work by D.S. Burnet offering a printed treatise in octavo form for two dollars per copy. It presents a series of six propositions on baptism and church authority debated by Ky resident Campbell and Paris Kentucky based Rice, with discounts for bulk orders and a February 1 1844 subscription deadline.
Great National Work announced by MPyappan and Dennett Boston proposing to publish by subscription in fourteen monthly numbers at twenty five cents each. Each number 40 to 50 pages with steel engravings including portraits and battle scenes. Subscriptions urged from Postmasters and newspapers, with special offers for agents and subscribers. Boston 1843.
For sale a bargain two story house and lot on Reynold street near Lincoln street in the lower city, adjoining a vacant lot owned by Mrs Gardner. It will be sold low for cash. For further particulars apply at this office. June 24 3 tf mee.
Charleston is home to a proposed periodical the Southern Quarterly Reviews. It pledges to promote enlightened Southern thought, critique books, and defend regional institutions with a distinct organ to meet sectional challenges. Subscriptions are 5 dollars yearly, with renewals due by October. contributors include Dew, Bachman, Burnap, and others.
The Augusta Society editors announce volume two of the Washingtonian to advance temperance and morality through a weekly 20 inch sheet priced at one coin per year. They seek reader support, offer club rates, urge postmasters to act as agents, and promise coverage of agriculture science prices and market items.
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