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Newspaper

Augusta Washingtonian

Location

Augusta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jan 27, 1844

Page

8

The Shoemaker Poem of a Frosted Craftman at Rest

A poem recounts a happy old shoemaker who wields wax and leather in a snug shop. He measures feet with care and skill, saving many from illness. After a long, steady craft he resigns his loom and dies, leaving a quiet, paradoxical close as if the king rests beside a bottle.

Temperange Debate on Marrying a Drunkard for Reform

In a discussion across an exchange paper, the piece argues that marriage cannot reform a man addicted to drink or other vices. It cites that husbands rarely change due to wives and mocks the idea of reform by marriage. Obed notes female influence may affect a lover before marriage, urging caution.

Obed

Do Not Touch It Mr Van Wagner A Temperance Fable

A muddled temperance tale from Poughkeepsie features Mr Van Wagner the reformed blacksmith and a rattlesnake parable about alcohol's deceptive power. A passerby saves the snake but is warned it will strike, reflecting conflict between reformers and temptation. A youth questions a neighbor’s church membership and Christian life amid drinking temptations.

van Wagner Poughkeepsie Temperance Hall

A Temperance Rally Speech and Reform Tales

A fragment from a temperance scene recounts a reformer’s speech praising sobriety and warning against rum. A reformed man testifies to a past of misery and abandonment while urging others to sign a pledge and resist returns to old ways. A bystander jokes about a lamp post as a bored scene unfolds.

Signaled Victory Prompts Liquor Dealers to Take the Pledge

A crowd heard seven ex-sellers address the audience pledging abstinence from liquor and from vending jam. A wife of one speaker also pledged, described as solemn and impressive. The scene urged others to follow the example and three cheers were given. Organ urged keeping gamblers and thieves from “ruin shop” to avoid temptation.

Temperance Statistics Sought on Georgia Societies

The editors request aid from subscribers and temperance supporters to compile a statewide list of Temperance Societies in Georgia. They seek society names, total members, male and female counts, and pledge details to extend a published table and show the movement's strength.

Georgia Temperance Penfield Washingtonian Society Greene County Seeestl New Providence Warren County Camak ‘Temperance Club Washingn Decatur DeKalb County Twiggs É Total Marion Twiggs County Mariette Washingtonian Society Cobb County Jefferson Academy Temperance Mount Pleasant Newton Coun W.hingtonian Greenesboro H.ville Washingtonian Society Washington Wilkes County Washingtonian McDonough Crawfordville Blakely ‘Petal Early County Red Clay Temperance Society Murray County Rockbrie Society Decathy Watkville Man Society Clark Academy and Olney Temperance Society Jefferson Jackson County T.a Burke County Washingtonian Society Thomas F Mars Hill Washingtonian Society Clarke County Mountain Creek ‘Temperance Society Harris County T. A Cuming Washingtonian Society Forsyth County Arsawashingtonian Terrance Society Forreyth County Cold Springs Washingtonian Ebenezer Church Hightower Washingtonian Temperance Society Flint River Temperance Society Carsonville Talbot County Lawrenceville Gwinnett County Baugh’s Meeting House Harmony Mount Carmel Rockbridge Jackson Habersham County Eres Tugaloo Salem Clarke Rehobothville Jeffersonian Society Morgan County Emmaus Temperance Society Monroe Otal Sumter ‘County Culloden Monro County Americus Sumter County New Salem Tabernacle Friendship Atapulgus Decatur County Oshingtonian Society Louisville Washingtonian Society Jefferson County Provid Ground Washingtonian Society Elopewell Newton County Cess Thomaston Upson County S. Tcense Pleasant Hill Barnesville Pike Cou Eee Warrenton Warren One Hearnville Friendly Tia Dahlon Canton Cherokee County Auraria Lumpkin County Knoxville Coweta County Philadelphia Washingtonety Putnam County Gainesville Washington Ciety Hall County Fayette County Ceton Academy Temperance Society Muscogee County Ick Creek Oral Bibb County Monticello Nence Society Allon Mount Carmel Houston County Ebenezer Washingtonian Society Baker County Daleieth Penfield

Prospectus for Wasingtonian temperance paper volume two

The Augusta Society’s Board of Managers appoints editors for the Wasingtonian to advance temperance and morality. The paper will feature Agriculture Science Prices Current and an Exchange table published every Saturday at a low annual price. Clubbing offers attract subscribers with multi-copy rates and post paid communications encouraged.

Boa Augusta Society March of Our Cause Washington Reform General Post Office

Southern Quarterly Review seeks Southern patronage and support

The editor appeals to Southern citizens to sustain the fifth volume of the Southern Quarterly Review. It outlines aims to publish impartial criticism, promote knowledge, defend Southern institutions, and provide a distinct organ for the Confederacy’s literature. Published in Charleston quarterly. terms are five dollars yearly, with notices due by October 1 to avoid renewal.

Southern Quarterly Review South Charleston Breckenridge Brantley King Stevens Daniel K. Whita

Publication notice for Washington portrait engravings 1843

An 1843 Boston publication notice describes a collection of Washington portraits and plans derived from English, French, and American sources. It highlights extensive manuscript support, public patronage, and the publishers investment, with subscriber appeals and postmaster incentives for obtaining orders.

Jared Sparks de Mick Mount Vernon Bradnock Boston Morristown Washington Valley Forge Ian Gersahoes L. Fayette Congress London Paris Confederacy Europe America John Quincy Adams Martin van Buren Jacob Burnet Ohio Josiah Quincy John Pickering Francis Wayland J D Moses Stewart Robert G. Shaw Henry Lee, Esq R. R. B. Brownwell Issac B. Baw Horace Everett Longfellow Lew Jones N. C John Sergeant Philadelphia Levi Lincoln van Renselaer N.C L. Marey W. Pope L. W. Tazewell Daniel Webster Abbott Lawrence Joseph Story Edward Everett Charles Jackson Lemuel Shaw Samuel T. Armstrong W.calhoun John C. Waren John Davis Chapman Johnson Tappany- Dennett

For Sale A Two Story House and Lot on Reynold Street

Bargain sale of a two story house and lot on Reynold street near Lincoln in the lower city. Adjoins a vacant lot owned by Mrs Gardner. Cash price. for details inquire at this office. June 24.

Reynold-street Lincoln-street

Baptism Debate Held in Lexington Between A A Bell and N L Rice

Debate in Lexington Kentucky between Alexander A Bell of Bethany Virginia and Rev N L Rice of Paris Kentucky covered six propositions on baptism and creeds. The event was reported by stenographers and will appear in an octavo volume priced at ten dollars per copy with volume discounts for large orders. Subscriptions were to be received at the publishing office in Louisville.

Lexington Alexander AP Bell Bethany Virginia N. L Rice Paris Kentucky Campre Rice Campretn Campsie God Apa Camprec Campsent Rick Louisville

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