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xtJWsion and
ll Church, do
•>t of the f act
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'»t Ilia spirit 1
'"era of Hu i
weri «'88, and I
* Pueltlou to 1
‘ seem to for-
rovivala of
l,k for acx-CH.
rip, and our
for them w*
»r and x ^ r
m a revival
[sense of the
acquainted
pretend to
fmlati©i» was
' er since her
l*er palmiest
•rosperitj, lu
work of the
midst. And
1 not willing,
I spirit, in an
> 'npon our
the South t
people unite
if prayer—let
one accord,’’
and twenty
‘ of the great
[entecost, and
the result of
Might we not
►•tola scenes as
nongst us in
irons days?
acceptable
would it not
building up
i t lie South, if
f ide tlicir en-
of revivals of
ting the best
|i eonteiKling,
matters of
t-u eompaml
the undy-
uot a general
amongst us,
to all our be-
the subject to
|tli ns into our
at burden of
“ Lonl, wilt
piirt, that thy
|iee.”
FRANK.
utheran Visitor.
ns argu
Ivinistic idea
an that which
|r “is a symbol
i of adminis-
> words used
(icinii night ift
arc nieta-
^ropose to dis-
length, but
me objection
[ient. Those
meant notb-
saiit, This is
I is to be con-
ling U 1 out tke
ye are the
r,” and as D»-
Bnt there is a
i these exprw-
e, the word*
used Agora-
e presen te<l by
thus there i»
verb it by
■ understand
its ordinary
|te to be used
there » n °i
two sentences
I LaunL
[the sentence^
In the one
I say, the doot
sacramental
ordauce with
>ty body (or I)
it and saji
| expression is
Is there,
use in saying
I my body, i« t0
Illy like I
Jiot, and tbs
[mately
uur Lord did,
• whatever to
meaning of
,e Luther* 11
their divi“®
HOHBN.
J. CbaP‘“
fon a reoeof
, chap. 37,
l„ r women
i lias accept®"
a salary *
retried pasWf
[nearly eleven
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Rev. Ambrose Heuksl,
The fourth son of llav. Paul and
Elisabeth Henkel, was bnru in Shen
andoah County, Va,, near Solomon’*
rharcb, 10 miles Northwest of New
Market, on the 11th day of duly,
1786, and was initiated into the
church through the Holy Miicrameut
of Baptism, in liis infancy, mid at a
more mature age, entered into full
poAimunioii with the Evangelical
Lutheran church, through the ancient
and-solemn rite of Confirmation.
Previous to his arrival at the age
of 16years, he resided, with his father,
sacecssi\-ely in Staunton, Va., Ninth
Carolina, and New Market, Va., and
at each place attendeil seluad—ac
quiring a good Gt-rtiutii Education,
oousidcrabie proficiency in Engliah*
studies, and some familiarity with
Latin, Greek, and Hebrew. He con
tinued the prosecution of his studies,
however, during nearly his entire life.
In 1803 he started,, on foot, to
Hagerstown, to learn the printing
business. Alter working with Mr.
Gruber, of Almanac reputation, and
at Reading and in Baltimore; for
three or four years, he purchased the
bed and irons of a ramage-press ami
some old type, and coming home pro
cured a horse and cart, with which,
returning he brought them from
Hagerstown and, iu 1806, established
the first printing office in New Mar
ket, With these old type, and cuts
made by himself, he published a pic
torial Oermau Spelling Book of his
own arrangement. In 1807, having
added, by small pun-liases, to liis
material, he commenced the publica
tion of a weekly German paper, called
the Virginia and Xnr Market Popular -
instructor and Weekly Kerri, which
continued for two years—and sus
pended from want of advertising pat
ronage. Tin* office was, however,
continued as a Book anil Job office
liy him, until he sold to his brother
Solomon about 1817. The father of
the Eihtur of the Register, worked in
this office, if lie did not hum the
business there. About this time. In
connection with his brother Solomon,
he engaged in the mercantile business
at tlie Old White Corner, New Mar
ket, Shenandoah Co., Va.
In the midst of a nourishing busi
ness, being a maj» of goodly ap|>ear-
ain-e, fine native’ talent, piety, and
devotion, and evincing considerable
theological attainments, he received
a call from several congregations,
urging, and almost constraining him
to engage in the office of the ministry;;
and after a considerable eon diet be-
tween liis secular pursuits mid this
pressing call, his conscience anil
sense of duty led him to accept the
calL
was crowded almost the entire his
tory of the ITnited States. In yontli
lie wns till I of life, energy, and in
dustry. I'mlanutedly he started out
to breast the world’s tide with
scarisdy a dollar, lie wits, perhaps,
the oldest practical printer and
Editor in the State—having Edited
a newopuper in this town 63 year*
ago. When- he tu-eded a fancy type,
a picture, a cut, tin- book or ]Ni|>er,
lie addressed himself to the work of
milking it, and lie did it well—cast
the plate, fastened it on the wissl,
engraved it, mid printed it. When
he needed binding up|uinitus, he
made it himself, lor the liiteks he
murbled plain piqs-r in a most Is-uu
tifill manner. With the facilities for
procuring material, for printing and
binding, which wo have now, it scouts
almost im|Mmsible that he should
have accomplished so lunch with so
little means. His printing, although
done with the ‘-nigger head" instead
of rollers; was clear nud clean and
neat; starting with only the irons
ouil lied of an old ramage press mid
with a few half-worn type—lie.added
by degrees to his stock, by |Mirclia*e
and bis own iitannfucturiiig, until
when lie sold his office, lie hail
gathered around him the material to
do rvnlly first-class work. He “set"
his last type in 1860.
As a writer ami translator he was
noted for the precision and nmirory
of liis style, rather thnii ornament.
He was a profound thinker, and
earnest student and forcible s|ieaker.
His habits of life weir simple, bis
manners umisitimiing, hut the ten
acity with which lie adhered to that
which he deemed right wan unwaver
ing. Iu the uiiiiistry lie was distin
guished for his earnestness and zeal.
He laUirrd not that men should
praise him—hut that they might re
ceive and treasure up the truths
which lie Wits teaching. Possessed
of strong common sense. In 1 rarely
failed to inquirt instruction to the
uiost ignorant. Such men as be, are
the strength ami security of every
section, and his death was the cause
of U general sorrow. In all the
varied relations of life, polka-al, so
cial, official and domestic, he was a
true patriot, warm friend, earn
est and gentle counselor, ami a tender
and affectionate father and relative.
He has gone down to the glare
crown -d with the fruits of a well-
spent Iif», and lias met :i In-Iter r-
Ward than earth can give.
Ecclesiastical
NEW WORLD.
THK LUTHERAN VISITOR. COLUMBIA, 8. <!., WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 20, 1870.
TIB book or WOKim 1 .
WATCHES AND JEWELRY.
T HK und*raiqi>od Milim Ura Watch and
Jewelry bn-io** to kia new ■WhlMw.l.
nunrer of Kiehardnun sod Taylor Srwb.
. Gold and SUrar Wmot»* Jowolry.
singing, | Bings, tirer and PWt«d War*
•tony* take tod. .<hniM« favorahl* terms.
Clartu. Wntdraa, Jewt-By. M>toc Boxes !•- 1
wnemsHs aw, repaired by a* 0 s|rarnne*d
Kumpma vrlsM.
G. D1KRUKH.
i'olumlua, A G. .*« jaii'JO-ly
Crentllto A I'aianbtt K*llraa4
uRXKH.ll. aVI-KUINTKJtbKVTB omCR.
I iSHMi, Jaaworj It, Ida.
O X a tel *8<-r W.-. Innslar. Janoarr It. Ike
kSkisuw SckaOuW anil W nut Sailr. Sms
.lar . ... I.I.-.I cuuoMSiug auli Xlgl.l Tr*)u ua
Soulli I »r.,ln» K*it.l. up anj .town, awj arilli
Xiirl.i Tram tui OurluUr ..luoibui >ud Ausnaia
Kuud |UU| Murtli i
User I'.Jumlsa J «0 a u
Ak*o« « 40 a at
* S.Klrfrt
Amu at Akknnlk.
** Antkns..,,
“ OnrMlk...
bare OnearltW. . .
10 10 a
3 00 put
4.30 p hi
300 pm
U1 a m
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*• AMssriHe tOOari
- Xru ks-rry. I3.lt p ia
“ Almaty 310 I. m
AirkaaU.u uaAia. *41 pm
Tfc. Truu win rotors Ins Brhss to AaAeraua
«" HosJ.jr as* RrUap murxiHfr
J AUKS O. MKRKDITIt.
Oawefwl HopmswsAesI
Jan 37 4—If
A1I0R
fttttal tp ooAaHIp tf Ike KeoufMml Lm-
Ornoa Hfmd tf Marik Aalrrwa.
T ill* BOOR. <4 (14 pagea 34 mo., i. wrw
rtmtly. w. pies the ohoirtt rtpls omta
<•* omjr rnpv SiM. owl HI ns* war pan <4 Ike
prsOtr anew lo Ike Wurttl at llm Cksn-k.
Core la Rltrep *1 OO
* *• Ikrk Arskeoqur I 3*
* “ Ar.,0r*qtae (iAl | It
“ “ Merueeu Tsala, pill .-.Ipr3 00
“ “ UortKCn, exits pH | 30 I
“ - Turkrt Uonweu. plsls I OS
“ “ Tsikep Uororra. toper extra (ill. 4 00 1
“ " Turker AniH|Ur. 3 00 j
Wtlk (III etakpr, M e-nU exira.
Misuam an* C iprixalnw ara i«|up->d k>
nsM ns Ikrir unl.es al nscs. Is slsss a ilmmuri
of lew per c«M. ia mu(«.
1’IKKIK A CM A fM AX.
Jbsiadkra, Mumka tt C
Aag 5 1— tf
the gna light, falling into a mossy
haain flliisl with gold fish. Tlia
exercise* wen* devutional' iu their
eliaructer, as ia eustomury iu till*
church, ami consisted of
chanting, repeating tin* Apostle'* 1 '
t'rwHl, Ac. The children were nd- j
dressed in a few very luippv remarks
by their |ia*t<ir, Iter-. Htimuel Isntd, i
alter which each child in the room !
was presenter! with a very handsome
Istx filled with confectionery*. The |
oc<*asion was a most enjoyable one,;
anil the happy fum** of the children
limply repaid the originators for their ]
la I sirs. St. John's Mission .School,
connected with this church, held |
a similar celebration on CiirUttnaa!
morning. The two selusila uiimbcr
almtit tkHt Seholars. Tlie l.uthei-an
Muntlny school of East Lilsuty will
Imve tlieir 'festivul on New Ycur’a
Eve.
Fire at Concordia t 'otter/!. — Wc
regret to announce that on the 28th
of December, one of the bulging
buildings behmgiiig to Concordia
College at Fort Way ne, was tliaoov-
ered to lie on fire, and in spite of all
efforts Inirlit to tin* ground. Auoth
er budding eaught, Init fortanately
the rtaincs were evtingnislMsi liefore
inm-h damage was done.
Liberality.— Iu tlie Lutheran, for
Ih-eember loth, there are acknowl
edgment* of moneys received for!
more than fifteen different oblecta. - .. ,
..... . tkSDsofcowi. nsaio* Ik* hmim <4 Urn uM
Nearly #I44MI have lieen iveetved la Waul tk.jp- ,,A okuim tw hMh; at iw
oue week, ami this U alsait the 1 A tmA'- * ,Uwa "*■
usual rates of receipt* in nui ahsie, Patent Compound Wrest Plank
asy iug nothing ulsait the elolhiog ■•*•** k-tj. Ih Twlw Ik* k Si Uren <4 | 8
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prapsnsl lu IWsi*k *11 rkos with nnnm . m
pkijrsMHt *1 tssw. Urn wkulc of Uw lim* or Ua
Ik* ifBic osswsu llumonm o*w. li(kl ,nJ
pnaiskl* IVtauu .4mile* rax ranilr now Inss
Me. t*» *3 p*-r msiss. •sd s prupumtuil mm,
ky J< v.siot tlsw wk.4r list-- lu Uk kusocw
Bun and Kiri* ran. isarftr *• mack a* sum
Ttml *H orko ra Its* u<4i t- iu*j prt»l ilu-.r ad
drara, *sd knl Ik* kwsi»m » • amkr Ikt* imp .r-
*lkd*d oSr: To «uek ra *ra n.4 w.-lt muAJ.
w* will Mod fit to por tor Ik* Iruokir ot arms*.
Kull ponkmlara, • r*lo*U« ouopk-, wMtfe wS
«to to corara* c* work on. osd * <wpr.4 TV Aw
*4>’« trim ary (I mg ■ in nm • f lb* Urps aad
\k
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looulr
awl Kr-aSa*. f
la tor arurk, oddnra
41 paMukrd—oil MHI
yam want peon .tm. |wuS-
Maaarr’s Kmr Siaplitriag PileaU
PataatlaTanad Wooden Agraffe Bnlgw
K. C. AIAKX A CO,
AtqruAa. Uaiitf.
TI«i:
LOrHEEAN BOOK STORE, *
K*. Ml, law Spr**, n+aU/km, /lu.
and loud sent iu for the use of their **^
ddk-rwutly,
Patent Foil Iron Frame
io fnml of Ik* Twora* Pto* lUt
: k*r*r«ao« daraapag Inm (whir*, to Mka* IXoora
| t.wrttolly OKTuod. Ik. Twato* rks.1 and ton*
! too* too toss rJu* at 0u Ptook. aa4 MknwoNr
rratolU tammy towa torais.
|sior atiuh-uts. I’uder one head,
tlmuks are given for meal, polattsw,
wtuckiiigw, shirts, rnsip, ham, Imtter,
beef, cheese, viuegur, apples, apple
butter. Is-aiis, beets, sliirt cullars,
pillow rases, bed elothiug, Ac., Be., - _ ,
and a similar recognition of preiwnls P*ri nt Diagonal Suetaining Bar
received ia more uenriy every week. STxtodLri^ntMSTRKOV^StRCXU
No womler those )liss>mrisss can Bass,
Miip|iort so many stmlcnt*. ——
“Lasik at this. God wants praise* Affidavit of Superiority orer alL
a* ordrra to* awy «4 unr
•ad allatkrrTlmutogc
Bsodaj Moto «1B tad a to their mitaa a(*
to favwr ra ask Ikrtr wtra Sjkvial aileMtoa
giroa to tto rtrSMi r4 Lilnns
Itwwia I’aprr awd a (rural araurtiurul at
autiosary aloaya oa ! aad. Addmr onk-.* to
T. L Mt’HKACK. Su,. l
1*. O. Bu* KM
May 37 42—tf
Tim “CAROLINA FERTILIZER" is made from tlie Phosphates of Smith
Carolina, ami is pronotiunsl by varion* Chemists one of the beat Manures
known, only inferior to Peruvian Guano in its Fertilizing Properties. Tliese
l*lios]>liates are tlu* remains of extin<-t land ami sea auinials, and |hmmcss
qualities of the greatest value to the agriculturist.
We annex tin* analysis of Professor Shepard.
LAUOSATOKV OF THK UKDICAL COLLKUK OF B0CTU CAUOl.IXA.
Aaatyto* af s ra<wpto nl CAROUXA FKRTIUZKR. iwraonaHy aekclrd.
Uwaurr i-xprlk-d at 3I3-* V I . . i Bit
Orgasir Uain-r. witli aum* (ralrr of cum>diuiMn expeliei al tow red ls-al 16.4*
Kurd l..K*mk«»l» it 80
Aamisiia ; 3.6*
nsephuor Acld-SoluM*. tst Fyiu«vat.-,rt lo 41.11 Soluld* Hsnpkal*ofUaw.
lasdohl*. . r (.11 K^nirafcsil (o iT-4* Inralubtc (bootg
13 13 34.14 llKwpkate at Lima.
toilpkuflr Arid ...11.4)1 Kquhatoot to 13 G3 Solp)u>l* of Liu*.
*<d|duac of !‘<***k M
Mulpkata of Sod. \ ’3.50
Sand 11.04
1 Oa th* er,-up'li at ihrra n-sulta. I am glad to ceniiy to tke aopcrtoritr at Ike CAROUVA
FKRTIUZKR raaraiurd. • C. V. SIIKPARD, Js.
Planters and othera at
Wc will furnish this excellent FE1CT1LIZKI
THK MAMS A It.* MUX CA Bt.VKT OH- #60 |ie- ton of 2.WKI lb*.
' GEO. W. WILLIAMS A CO , Factor*.
Xov !• 13—4m
ami prayers, iait he wants our hearts
also, auil tlie man who dors not
honor Gml with his substance, the
uiun who is not a cheerful giver, lies
to his own soul, when hr suys: 1
helirre." m
Business Departmeot.
Mauey* lscoirvi
Tho r i - a t Strletlj Impartial Trial I
Rvor Bad
BUBO FOLD TRIAL* AQAIX8T
C ASA AliK THK KKST.
\ R pror.,1 by tk* alakM soirmst pradwso
at mumtamm ; Ik* atoksra owanl in I torn
at ktokm Ici III In m 1 at todratdal Kakibiiiuoa.
torkotisg Uw rasa Kiraamox aod a dromsd
tor Ikma tor mrrardme mat tor ',1,1 otkp* iratru-
of pBbIM.
faii-RS unm TV* grot dmraari tor
R3TAUUSI1KU
too (trolly tocn-ara Utrirbrvli-
_< , . , . u<m •* raoTOwXsra Ural lliry oow odrr tkrra s<
a vc in way a, Cnickrnng*. and r»«if»4rar*«rt >■•»» oraarr iH-rms-wio.
,, _. Fir* Skips Trim*ba< asd Karr Sa.ll. aad llrr
other Piano*. Mara* a tiaras *
B. A. FAHNESTOCK S
'*■ VERMIFUGE.
BOOT. SHOE, AND HAT HOUSE.
propomos of rfiikllx-w dir under that *(*, baa
tong been a ’ - -
LUTHERAN.
Ckriutmn* in Pittsburg, Pa.—Tlie
He enternl the ministry in the year : Observam-iB of Christmas in the Iji
1823, and preached his first sermon theran Church, during tlie .1»a» years
in Gennail, in YIt. Calvary (Hawks- si nee the Reforinatiou. ha* tss-n s
bill) (-hureh, I’aga Co., Va., on the mutter of religion* principle, quite
23 day of Nov., 1823, from I. Coriu- iU< much a* with Epi*eo|iulian* and
thiaus, 1«, 1-I2, ami eontintied ac- Boinnn Cathotka. A devout relig
lively, faithfully, and snccesstiilly in or* service, including u sermon held
the ministry till 1800. He preadied in honor of tin- day, whieh i* gencr-
his last seniion in Bethlehem Chnrrli, dljf still further aoieMBizml by the
Augusta Co, V., in 1868. He was administration to tin- faithful of the
engager! iu the office of the ministry holy (orrarnewt of tlie Ixml’s Bup|ier.
47 years. His labors in all the tie- SincetliceraofHablmtbsi-hoolstiegan
part incuts of his niintsterial office ‘hildren’s celebrations bare forrmsl,
were extensive. He preached 3,0!k> ** •<» the ehurehem a part of tlie
sermons of wbicii 402 were funeral Christmas observances, es|M-eially
discourses; he baptized 1620 persons among the German Lutherans, who
of whom IK) were adults; he eon- - invariably- bring witli them from the
firmed 19.',2 |iersons in - the Church,; Fatherland the warmest regard for
and united in tlie holy state of this festival. Luther himself was u
Matrimony 409 men and women. faithful and joyous observer, not’only
In 1838, under order of the Evan- of Christmas, but of the other lioly
gelieal Lutheran, Tennessee, Synod,! days of tlie Church year, anil his
he prepared and published the elm roll followers have always imitated liis
Hymn Book, whieh has now passed example iu this respect. Mon 1 than
into it* 4th edition. ; one Christmas sermon is inrludisl
In 1833, he was appointed by tlie among his works, anil in tlie early-
same body Chairman of a Committee days of Lutheranism it was even
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Church Notices.
To th* Paaton ia the Syiodof Somth Car*
oliaa.
Va. Ike solwgraA sra4r* 'to* Ural M ik*
*Mtor 4 Ito k* Fair at Ik* Aamrwaa ImatJat.
to*M to Srm tr.sk. Stratokk Utonra ito*
f-ratk K.)mm I... ra IV,^ to- A i.J, b*
am Paata kg Ctokrra 4
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4to ■ 1,1 * ■ aaA ****** *4krr arakw* Osmrawol*
wrra irw* ag*ia*4 rort, astma. tor aa4.a ami
aadn lira rmmtrul ,4 th* iHVwn * ito- lotoSoto,
to *«* skrak Hra. m rXIilkHIM I* 1 *i| 1
ISMS. <k«U rmro IV* Firs Pawn ora "ra to
tora .Ufmarr ram Irrars* T« ,tow ra rap r-
tsi 1 not. Imam *0 •/•rad IVra ora. ,A
frapra*. ra Ural raw frara mil am 4. imam |
ymmtmt tram ara*ra. idorrag Ik* okrara* at tk*
Joktoi rad Imam 4S Ike, rain I ra, * ra*
rvura or ito K .b ck opra orararatog. U*
tora pesrj to to Ora ami Pat.ml AttlOS
Room, ooosdwg a “Ik Krd Nrara" "ran t
Sdtokrtoyto to* tkfomr rum tram
*
H* brut wot ufUr CWtoora Jt Ara’ I'ras*
tod ircnrad lira Ufmm y (Vra ami MaAai ami i
Am, .mat * Kama Ito JHWW two Ary-dra* ; asd
tto Jvdgn at ra* mol or*** :
KDWARti Mo|,!.KXIIAt’KR. root at Mato.
M stool I tor,*** *sd nriprals at tto Bra |
Turk oral Bnsklra Onramau*,.« at Mradr.
''IIAKLKM PRAHKL Ito I
4’irararar. a** Plrato to
ito Isk Urao„« at Am ra
FRKtiKRH'K R BRAXDIM.
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toss* si loss rasd far liras- rMm orkwk — —
PIANOS » PIANO"’»»
■ >RU IX OO. 144 Trrarast S4, brass, or 4*4 1 1 R A JR .1 Vra.,
Brasdssy. \rs York.
Jan 12 19—3
A. 8t«YTHE,
WHOLESALE ASD DETAIL
Piiuxs nt
A5H BATS,
nit tout, a,ix rrucr, covcsoix nonx ouicc,
COLUMBIA. S.C.
Jan 12 19—tf
solywt of o-mark. aod witlsMt
«Uxf,.*ur> ow .-tsrvrtaised, it a cntaia
Afan. k 1, kauvu that n-.xtns extra ia tko
busts 11 •raUtoi fr.sn ka raflirat infancy ; Urarcfare
pomits i-sp dally matlrafs, who are wore cira-
«und, witli lln-ir children, can not be loo
utorr, in? at the- find ayrnfivau of waraa : hr
so aunty a* they exist, they an be
Stf. I7 and Certainly Removed
imrat drlieatc infant by lira timely
-ton lira
a* of
It. A. rAUSESTOOCIS
i r! *> on
Jirlfi ! $
ifihd [•- 1 i
■ lamiu m jhiw
■ratocol asd favors* ’
kfa Roy* lt.gl.ra*. 1 r
* Wraraor. Krasrato ..f >
1 JrutwXxvotta
> IIxxot Mnxca.
A t ut or Uoraxki
Ruanr Rioorx.
Co. XL
Boon Mocxxaa
G. C M txxxa (furaotor ra* PMraba af (fa
' Aram Paaa FmtrA
»w*k brfan* ra* till* 33d Job. 1*4»
O. O. TAYLOR.
riraraisi ra. * Itouk.
to prepare a Liturgy or Book of
Forms and submit it to Synod; which
was done, and it was approved and
published in 1843.
He also aided in the preparation of
a purely literal translation of the
Augsburg Confession, the Apology,
Jhe Smaldcald Articles,the Appendix,
and the Articles of Visitation, which
appeared in print in the Christian
Book of Concord, iu 1851.
In the years 1857-8, -lie pre|iared a
similar translation of the first volume
J»f Luther's Chnreh-l’ostil on the
Spittles, os extant iu Plochmnn’s
edition, which work after having been
(Carefully compared with tho original
german, revised, transcribed, and
prepared for the press, is now being
issued in serial numliers.
He was the originator of the
present form of Gruber’s Almanac,
now so generally used in the Valley.
He was at the time, a journeyman
in the office.
He departed this life on the 0th
day of Jauuary, 1870, at 1 o’clock,
A. M. He leaves six children, a
nnmber of grand-children, and great-
customary- to celebrate Ixotli the 25(h
and 26th days of December ns the
first and second Christmases—a prac
tice which is not yet wholly extinct.
In Germany, where evening religious
services are very rare, even on Sun
day, it has been the custom among
the Lutherans to brilliantly illumi
nate their churches, and hold a grand
service on the evening of Christmas,
*s well as of other holy days.
The differeut chnrehes of this
denomination in this city, both Eng
lish and German, observed the day
with services appropriate to the event
it commemorates, and an unusual
interest seemed to pervade all of
them. The Hnuday-scliool of the
First English Lutheran Church on
Tk* btotkrrs uf Hi* S <J Syood wil plans*
enquire far ilratr Mtmmtof ml th* Mkmiug top*.,
• far llm. Ilick., Bowman ooJ Muilrr, *Rr* of
SIX Oratory: & F Berry. Urfoay; P. Per-
rick* •■* flalburn. Oreogrtoirg; A. R RsJ*.
Colombia; W Brrly. J. N. Dmick. J B low
awn, p. Sbraly oral P. Kyra* Lrxiujkra ; K
Caughman, J. H. * . Kcnw * tkrakoigkt. A
W. UnJIrr, aoj Corinth Uborek. Frog Lrrrt
•JdreraeJ Is J. it. W. W*rta, Pw.-ura ami
8iigk roanria.
Remember they will go by /irrykl. I dram 8
jura 10 m,«elf to my ihat Ik* frialra pro in trail lu
wrara lira Ifinwten by Ora SOU, at ZwwUr, bat
waa unable to fkrafak tho work until about tto
Ith * January.
J. HAWKINS. Srey . erery city mam law
. m , already «pp»aili* llama.
Gold Medal was Awarded
at lira lot* Fair io B*ti»ora la
DJUASk iu* suraTf Xk
hr lira to* Pianna, aver Uakiumre. n.iladelpliia
and Sew York Pianua. ORk* mat Wareruoa,
Xu. *1, X. Latony St, abore Bnltimare Street, |
UahiiiK*. lid.
STt RTF'S FI A SOS tore all lira ton* to-!
ptwenraMa, to-lading lira Agra/fa Treble Ivory j
Frusta and tto improved Fr.wek Action, fully I
. w arrested far live vreux, witli tlie privik-ge of I
•xetooge within twefte raontb* if out rauafac-1
- —,, VEUMIFVCK.
I
! , It i» grffacrly karmieoa. Sou toil* no Hiteaty,
tn-ing a Vmrmty V-.jrtaUc Osmpmallam, sod may
| be ndwiintoennl wiih 11* l uoart Safety to
jOulireoof all Agva. ’
Worio Canfectiuox mode more the lira par-
inoa of pkwnwg tke palate Uiao of oven.wring
jilie di* aw, tovc been manufactured all over
’ ike coUBttr. tot their slum lease of life ia
nearly exhmuted, and B. A. Fahnestock a
! Vcrmrfage ouutxioc to groo- in favgr doily.
CAVTtOK.
SlKWkt wvaaiaa r.quire too to purdisoe
' li. A. Fakncraack'x Vermifuge, to partk-ntorly
. cnretul k> olv iluit lira initial* ore R A. Ttiia fa
- tke article lliat has toen mo
FA FOtUBLY KSOWX KJXCE 1S3S.
and pur.-taorr. most insira on luiving it, if tlray
do not wi.k to tore no imitation forced upon
the*. SCHWARTZ A H.VSLKTT.
< Formerly B. A. Fakneraoek * Son A Co..)
&fa /Vnprirfare. I'lllatorgb. Fa.
Dec 16 16— lv
KNABE
MAXiru'TrBc
I tonr *0 tlM pnrdwkpw.
SkbikI \
TW AtlOX PUM is tl* wx Jura-
kie. farad emoptoated. reqmrre Ins tuning awd
dor* sot g* out of nrdra. It fa
The 8tandRrd Piano.
Writs tor tflldacw, pmpiifai tad eirrufar.
•Ml Mato ia wlfaii paper row mw tkia m4xmi*e-
Ur At! EX TH WASTED .
GRIND SQUARE AND UPRIGHT
?3mo ?m’m
THE DEPOSITORY
OF THE
JIwihI Pmiikw nml PwtorO»p«« rIvxhys MARTS.AMD S. &. UNXOlf,
cm Irnn J »t frmu lo ^300. V S fflb nn unsurpassed assortmwnt
Uvk r«*w who liA‘ e our I'mikm »««*<*: | 1 ot cwrthmjr w^^mrr in i!ie of^nizatioM
(Jeti K. L"^. Lrxiiigioa. N a*: i and mauagfiuctit of Sunday Scliouls and Bibl«
Kj»6i. WilMMitpUm. X. i're a. tv> coBiprishiir Ltbrariet, unik>nnlr
liUl, il»arkMiv. X. C\: W iIokt. Xcu j Bound, LeWcml aod Xurabercd, Librarr and
Imicmim, La ; «Im*. .TtJm IriHchor. Lexington, ^ iVoflaiuoi lt *oks. of highest excetience and
'V Ui-mr*. R. Ibrnavll A S<m«. Female Scud- beautr, Q««rtH»n Books, Class Book* & S. Hymn
v e i'Ul n„oi.oo.i.i iu. w .. .. . .. — of -
non'. (bariuUe, X’. C.; l^lpb lkmkmpitL, Co-
iumhiu. S. C.: and fire hundred other.-* in the
Sooth wdK» Iuive pundiaiawl tlie STKIFKS
PI AXOS «u*ee tke war cioaed. •
A caH i# oolidted.
Tmaa—liberal
Ami 9 34—tf
Wmt friiltttnrt Street
MecUng of Confertnet.
The Koatcni Cooh-reoa* * Iks Swulli«v*ran
Virginia Synod will coorew# at Pina Grovo
Cbnrcti oa tho Saturday preceding the 4ih
Sunday ia January. t(1(.
Uaaitora and riming brethren will tak* the
train at Big Lick Slalion.
8. A. REPASi, Sam,lar r
REMOVAL.
Aw AUeiilAKtf,
Wholesale and Retail Grooer, bumVo^^wdU’STXd *"
UIVKU A CO.,
WoreeoouM and Ko. AM Broad«wr,
IlMoulacinrj, 181 k 1*8 Dwrwt, N«r York.
Jn« 27 4—tf
J. B. WATKINS & CO.,
CAKKIAGK MANDFACTCKKRa
EXPRESS WAOOlfS,
.Vw a fifaref, AHdoere. Jtt
Cliristian celebration on ( hristman
eve, as lias long iieen their custom.
Tlie decorations, lor which this school
has acquired quite a reputation,Vere,
as usual, graceful iu design, and
beautifully executed. The whole
room was in a wilderuese of ever
greens, and the walls were covered
witli appropriate designs, iiitmogriuus
great-grand children. He was uged , and mottoes in evergreen*, colors. A
83 years, 5 months and 26 days. cross of gits jets, iu a niche of dark
Although it might have been reas- greeu, produced a very beftutilui
onably expected for many day s, yet effect. Tlie first striking feature of
the announcement of the death of all was the large Christmas tree,
this venerable and good man east a whieh is emphatieally a Lntheran
profound gloom and sadness over the institution, brilliantly lighted with a
entire community. He was one of. multitude of gas jet* and trimmed as
the landmarks of the past, one of the : only Christmas trees are. Under-
few within the period of wln>se life neath tlie tree a fountain sparkled in
- COLUMBIA, H. C.,
R espectfully in farm, u* rrw«i* a»j
ciiotomcm ttol to to, remove! lo hi* new
reUblialimrut, formerly Kiifalctt building, on
tto comer nt Rictordaon and Taylor otree’a.
where to will oonotantly krap no tond a wvll
•steeled amortmetil of all artiele* U-lot ging to
Ills' Hue of town** ouch t,
GroeFries, Provlklons, Tobscros, Kle.
Jannury 26 21-ly
Sewing Machines, Guns, Pistols,
Etc., Etc.
T HK undersigned rrapoctfully inform* His
friends, and afao lira publlo in grnera'. tliot to
keeps constantly on tond o farge and aefact a*-
aormrant of Ouo^ Ffaluta. AmrauuUioo. ato up FREE!
8portomen's Kquipm n.,. Ho la afao Age* tor S ha N 1 t n Fa t, .
Singer's. Wilcox k liibba’, and Wifaus'a Hliuttfa M. O'Keefe, Son A Co.’r
towing - to rxomtrad al Ufa ^ C ^ T AX0GUE
Sewing Mari.liras, (Ians, Pistols, Iron Safe*, ! Am i (}a,*r lo M* near, aad raptakk Gardes,
Lraka. ole-, repaired la iho bo* manner, and ml- j far 1118.
p o asK2~T?k. , = Si:
work. Irra of charge. tluHilJ add re* imowdiaul;
tf" Kvjwulpg la all Ua krencUrw , -
May 13 46-tf
PULPIT EDITION
OF
BOOK OF WORSHIP.
M IXIsTKUS and ouagregolisaa win please 1
■end in tlieir or-fare at one* Tea per
CS-XL dfaooonl made to I hose who toy ki
quoolilfas. •
Pries, io Streep. $3, Arabesque gilt edge, $1; j
Knglisk Turkey. *4
DUFFIK A CHAPMAN. FaMakrrs,
Columbia. 8. C. 1
Hep 1 3—tf
attended to.
F. A. SCHNEIDER,
Main Street, near Capt. Bor oca’ Stone Yard,
Co lore Wo.
marge, sli
W. 0 KKKFK. 80S * 00. Kllwanger t Barry'i
Stock, Rodramer, N. Y.
Oct 0 8—8m
Lotberan Institutions.
COLLEGES.
ROANOKE COLLEGE.
S AI.KI4. R.mn-Ae OooMy, Vo. Tlie stwskm,
ooowramoe simusllv ra lire reread W,
day of Srfirmhrr. and continue III moutiis.
Kstintaied Kxpenoew $208.
Foe p.'iruouUrs apply u, S. C. WKLIJv Secre-
; lar. .4 tke Faculty; fir lo II. F. UITTLK, D.0,
Presiileut, at Salem, Va.
J. F C.OIPUKLL FisaacM Afest,
■Strasburg, Va.
NORTH CAROLINA COLLEGE.
M OUNT PLK kSAXT, Cabanas County,
X. C. Fur inforasotiho addreas Rev.
L. A. IIICKLK, President of OuUegc, Mount
l-lrasant.
Expensras for tke Collegiate year, from $135
to 144.
NEWBERRY - COLLEGE.
W/ ALHALLA. Oronec i'oauty,& C. Board,
IT $10; Tuitioii, $4.40 per month in College
Department; $3 per month in U.e Prvpnralury
Addrere Rkv. J. P. S3!KI.TZKR,»
Wallialla, S. 0.
FEMALE SEMINARIES.
WYTHRVILLE FEMALE COL
LEGE.
11? YTH KVILLK. Wytlie County. V». Board
11 per sereton of 4 mantis, $15. Tuition
in Colk-g* Depinment, $S»; in the Prepoi idoly.
$15. Musie, etc, extra.
Com-nun icaticn- addressed to ILv. E H.
MCDONALD, Wytlraville, Va, will rnvive
. prewfar manure, ’ j uune ^fate attention.
manufactured from ^ lire Bom nijopliales ul ___
“IT. MOUNT AMIENA FEMALE SEM-
iafomwlion aa to to vain* upon various crops, to j IN ARY.
tto Rev. T 8. Boix-xht. of i mnarfa, S. C .wto fa v ._ „ . „ ,
our autkorfaed Agent for tto obor» “Standard 0 t ***®*® T i L..borras CfountT,
Fertiliser " IrM- X. li « liolt' expense in English and
WM. C. DUKKS 4 C0a 0»n. Ag fa, Scieniillc Dopartmenlo, (rom $16 to $80 per
Facts- r aod OranmisWoa Merchants, *'^!* on . , ,,
Ka ! South Atlantic Wkarl, mfonnatoB addrua
Ci airiest on, & C. Ret. D. I. DREHKlt, Pr-mayal.
May 20 41—tf Mwuut P*.« sank X. C.
TIIFAK hwnioraiili hove been he**» lira
! pwbOc far wearty IMrty years, aod uwoo ikrir ,
I rinllnirs okras MUimd on unpuietiaee.1 pee
rarinMcf, whicli prouoWKTs I Item uim|aak<i \
: nn4f
TONE
euadanm grcoi power, nreetnem ind fine sing
iwg qualHv. as well aa great purity nf inn-na
I too. and rvesuraso Ihrougiiout tto entire osale
Mr
TOUCH
fa pliant and ebuas . osd entirely fir* from lira
■UNnere found fa on many Pfat.oa lu
WORKMANSHIP
lkey are unexcelled, lining none bat the Very
| I c* aroom.ed ouileeial. Uw large capital am-
|4uyed in oar Intone* enabling « lo keep uoo-
liauady aa loaMtua aluck of lumbra, «c, oa
bond
UT An Sqaore rianoo tore our Keu
Improved Overstrung Safa and th* Agroff.-
Treble.
W* would all special allantfao to oar to-
provemeata in Onnd Pumoo sod Square Crando,
patrnird August 14, 1886, which bring lb*
Piano nearer perirctiua loan has yet been ot-
taimd
Kvory l'fauo frilly won anted for fire van I
Sole »luJerafa Ageix-r 4* Corl.ar<** Neod-
tuMn's erletinned Parlor Organ, and Cliordi Dare
WM. KNABK A CO.,
Ka 848 We* Baltimore Sc. near Kolas,
Baltimore. Md.
May 13 46—ly
VAIRO VSATXtllES.
T HK Waado
Corepony 1 - .
supply of Ike above deotrredly
Mining osd Manulocturing
always cm hand a tun
Books, Roll Books, Music Books, Picture Cerda,
and Itesrard TutrU t 'ommemsrks, lkbie Die-
tionarlea Scripture Maps, and *her books de
signed to mid Tcodiera in explaining t iusr
lessons.
X. B.—Superii8cndenta and Librarians who'
cannut call lo moke a selection, may order by
writing, end may exetionge for other books suck
as oiler inspection ao rtf* meet their wishes, pnr
vided |l*ey ore not injured.
Catalogues will be forwarded, postage paid, t>
any address whenever requested. Address
RKV. S. CUITKAwL, Sxc'r.
Xo. 13 W. FayeUe Street.
Bakimare, ILL
Aug 18 1—tf
r introduce U«- Climax Knitter, lias mas
needle, no wcigku. fa simple, strong, rosy;
knits anything Cumfiete lliat cat be kail by
hand or by any knitter with far less trouble or
lira* at $35. Afao, a gundaid, doubfa-Uiread,
large, handsome, highly improved Sewing kle-
tliine at $35. JAwAtiier sent e» trial. Liberal
discount. U. PATROXI, Gear,at AfL.
111 Market St., Wilmington, 0*1.
Jan 5 18—ly
Charlotte. Columbia aad Augusta B_ S.
Ckxkhal Fbciubt axd Ticket Omcx, I
Cou-MBIA, a C, Decomber 29^1860. f
TRAINS NORTH.
Leave Augustr, at 4.06a.m.
“ Columbia, S, C, at 9.40 a.m.
“ Winnsbora, at... ....1140am.
“ Cliester. at 1.40 p m.
Arrive 8t Cliarlotte, X. C. 4.30 p. m.
Uaklug dose connections with Trains of North
Carolina Road for all points North and Hast.
Brea'.;fast and dinner at Chester.
Leave Charlotte, X. C., ot. 10.30 a m.
- 1 Chester, at 1.25 p in.
“ Winnehoro, at 3.51 p. i
“ Columbia. 8, G„ at. 5.01 p, m.
Arrive at Augusta 9.50 p. u>,
Making close connections wiUi Trains of Cen
tral and Geoigia Railroads for Savanuah, asd
all poiuts iu Florid.i. Macon, Oolumb'ua, Mont
gomery, Mobile, New Orleans, Selma, Ctotta-
noogn. Memphis. Nashville, Louisville, Ciuein-
uati, St Louis, and all poiBU South and West
Palace Sleeping Cara on all Night Trains.
Through Tickets sold, and Baggage cheeked to
all principal poiuta.
■ Hr Paxsenges by this route goiso XoftTlt,
have choice ot thrkx iuffsbext Hol-rxs.
C. B0UKJUGUT, Superintendent
E. R. Dokskt, Genera) Freight and Ticket
Agent.
Jim 12 19—tf