I
who
'• at the
B < , wtnin
^nthpran
America;
" •'is etij.
,n Karons,
his wrath
’"al coin-
,lv Plains
•■oast of
»'»* that
“ay harp
( fas edi-
' iD T him
a»rttbp
® f'Upppd
1 “tWran
earn that
or of St.
I ''hunch,
this city
am of m-
:«». Mr.
■harp, on
hi divine
cowclnnl
Party iu
■<>s*d Ml
>»1 heart-
H1V than
oiuuuica-
the afonc-
o «Wiv«t
his dear
attou was
» people,,
f. for tile
u*t i>eoi>ks
itii each
ry among
hat bond
felt more
‘e<l, show
II a pastor
)t a mere
HtB the
f conven-
ointment,
T marriage
rs of our
maintain,
hi-sophise,
jh absent,
1 forgotten
|e life and
lie not in
ine iiijniie-
I removals
* families,
any other
one -above
f Rev. 11.
hi fast in
■ elements
Vent their
L with the
poountry,
the order
Christmas
nusp-keep- *
)iie-» mind
nistress of
imagine,
she has
next day
1 in good,
iiwakes to
n the roof. *
onceflxM*
te laws of-
mlterable,.
si chattels
ips never,
ain comes
} is, in tlie
Some of
s are not
n advance
?r forbids
ngements
at the depot. Go«l be praised !
What « *3W Tlifi remainder of
the sHffJ k easily told ; at Salisbury
# (lelegatiaa of dear ti-iends hail
nwaiUd theUnUh ljkej'Pf-Jo bestow
their ft»n! udiea, witii mnny kind
1^'^«tuft soon the train moves on*
mini again through the dark wwtdhes
the night, solely protected by a
providcaee, the cavalcade is
at itekisboro’. where dear
gather Bp babies, band
bolMi trunks and other bftggagp,
, M*»sport theta to their own
I- bom,-. Here our travellers enjoy
t pleasant interruption to the trials
nf their journey. Eighty-three miles
gf the three hundred hud yet to lie
the pleasant parly had nine
^ to be broken up, and the march
roHiiniies; tlic W. & W. train cornea
gjoug, the baggage. is ag.iiii cheeked
w d"stowed away, ‘he family <-oin.
hetaldy sauted In the cars, the |iart-
j„g words W«* more given, and, the
rambling sound of the rolling wheels
again is beard; pleasant ueqimint-
wnees am made with a minister ot the
Methodist Episcojial Church and his
(nuiily, who arc undergoing the same
experience, moving to a new Held or
labor; alt goes ou pleasantly till near
the close, when the bullies, grown
weary with so mneli travel and loss
of rest, keep the cars in commotion
with the exereiae of tlieir lungs, noth-
ingcau now appease their indignation
anil wrath, and the wearied mother
is at a loss to km»w what to do, for
the last cake is eaten, and no toy is
now of any avail; quiet submission
and endurance is all that is left to the
passengers. All things must end at
some time, so likewise did this event
ful journey, and at 7J IVM., Dd-cui
ber 29, the last statiou was made,
aad safely and happily the new pa*
tor and his family are in tlmhund#
of new friends and rm-ompassed by
jdeasant snrronndings. W.
for the Lutheran VisilBr.
Installation.
THE LUTHERAN' VISITOR COLUMBIA. S. WEDNESDAY. FKliRUAB^, f.6, 1870
Current New*.,
Itev. Jno. C. IlejKiss was installed
at KLabelling Chnreh, Wythe Co.
Va. on the 30th of January. This is
the charge which was so long and *™* to
faithfully served hy our huneuted fellTUiiry,
MAH Y LAND,
The Maryland Synod, at its last
meeting, nqa-ated tire Apnatles*
Creed, and also the Lord's Trayer tu
unison. “-Watch the signs of tin*
times.”
PENNSYLVANIA.
The smaller la-U in the belfry of
8alein’s Lutheran dum b of Lebanon
is now oue hundred years old, and
was east in Loudon, ua will be wen
from the tolloiviiig inscription which
up|icars iu its metal; “l’ack & Chapl
man of Loudon, Feeit 177ft, lor the
Liitlu-niii Congregation in Lelwuoti-
toivn, Umeastei- county, in tlie Fro-
vince of Pennsylvania;” friuit., Lu
thernn church o, Uumustcr, his tin-
mate to it.— Etuleru Free l’re»u,
ouio.
Anilress Uemurdus tkloiiolinkui,
w ho died u few day s ago in Ciiicni nal i,
was formerly n. Catholic priest and
Pro lessor iu Austiia, He caiuc to
America ubout thirty years i|go, and
was for some time stationed at Hus
ton. He liecuwe, however, puss, -sed
of the ides, that he was the cboaea
ciulmssador of tiisl to reform tlie
Catholic Cliuivh. to unite the l’ru-
testunta, and to establish the King-
doin of Christ oil earth. He devoted
his strength and time to this. Ue
wrote many works in Latin, German
ami English. Ue even obtained a
number of followers, who bought a
piece of laud in Perry Co., IVnnayl-
vaniu, which was to lie the central
IHiiut of the Church. Tlie land was
lost by a lawsuit, tin* disciple* dis
perse,!, and Seluuolnikar passed the
remainder of hiir days ia poverty and
want. The <Ei-mneuieal Council ex-
citisl him very much, he wrote n
large book against it in the Latin
language, but he could not find a
publisher. lie was 73 years old
w hen lie did.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Pulpit AmMAm—Queer Text*
of Sensational l t rearhrrn.— Some
prem-hers of the sensational school
elect texts that shall lie rciucmliercd*
for tlieir-singularity. Thus, in March,
’ 1S38, lJev. G. W. Condor preaclid
the word*. “Aha! aimP Ou
1861, from AH Saint’s,
Bishop 1‘aiue, of the Methodist
Chnreh South, has. completed the
fifty second your of bia ministry.
A ,liMpateb from ttoam says that
*imw thoasrwiabiiugwf the (Keaimmd
,-nt Council seven of i(s im-uilairs
have died uud (bur have left that
city.
The next session of*the Geneial
Coiilercucc of the Methodist Epioco
pal Church, South, lb a|>|Htiub»l to
ticgiii in Memphis, TetinosMce, on
Sunday, May L
Ill-hop Kingsley lias U-e«i Uohbug
uiissinttMy Hus ling* in IMkiu. lie
wants nine Methtslisl t imlois u, •* or
g.iiiiwd iiubkh
Ih'ttth af • Wnwfiontry.—Tlie Hev,
A oeidiew of John C. Calhoun ia •
•treat ear conductor tn Charleston.
Mol berries ware ripenisg in the r*
l gton of lYimpn, Fla., sod proiuiw-s a
large crop.
The survey of the Augusts uml
Hartwell Railroad route has been
eouiiseneed.
The New Jerney Semite n-jts-ted
tin- fifteenth amemhnent on the Tth
lust., by a vote of 13 to A
The Xewherry Immigration Sod
cty is furnishing the surrounding
counties with labor.
Coustttiitioiial Conicntion of Ten-
tor (ho Columbia Ohoroh.
Her. J. Hligh, from St. Paul's
church, HI | Rev. Paul Derrick,
(enHm-ted) fil ; “A Widow’s Mite,”
from Chorleslnti, fi'n “Wentworth,”
t Mrs. A. Met i, $3, *
Special Notices.
WSTayS-* 'simibhwh wpo ms.
Irrlub « iLftltde
Iu4 tffMtMtts itmpUjmmkUtmllit
OfiK (tie ltiMp« n uf it* vmim*.
Thr 4/«f*rpii0 bttu««% t *k In a rhmmmiHi tie
- tkfniifitil l./ Itle Hfi*< ring* fit U I* fit*
of UAtmim* mJbtHorm, or »leepait, m fan
mmy he. A yatw ai I ml M-a*irtm« arhoUt
U Iti KOI rout red. ktfoin ktm to tlijitw»atrtt» tWr
nrortla mmi mis <4 tltoaa anmmi Mm, ami It at
Jti’ph H. Mywrfii, H ntUBHN>liHt*> Ilf! ^ Gov«m»«*m term j i m u-rvm»n* **m «nh thuar ntmnrn ■«*»! dear?*
ih. ifresbyterinn Ihsml ,d «f ofik* ill 4 years.
Missinns, di,sl at Isaliaiia in North I Mr. Delaim estimate* that it will {
ern India, im the I9fh day of Navrm- «ist 6I.T,tHNi,(NMit<ieoUrct the reveiine
U r, 18M9. | for the year ending Jane next.
Eight clergymen are candidate* * The assets of the Eagle and I’bur
lor the vacant Professorship of He 1 nix Mannrsetnring Company, at (V
biv .v and Greek Language* hi the ' liJlnbfca, (ia,, arc #1,333,N33AO.
General IMsewimi Seminary In New Tic New Tariff IUH, which eomew
York, and twenty »me for the Pro- j up iu Courftwa this week redoerw the
fesSorship of Systemstic Divinity-. ! duties no sugar, molasses, tea aiul
The Qldrnt Foreign Mimritmurg.— i-oft,v-
Uev. George Pear,** has retunusl to ,
his field, from a short visit to Eng
. lu Ma i* out usfrM)M Mly mark,A b> rxtiiu.
I iIuh, it hsttiMia tirriok luhsfsH nrtwv Tti<sr
Si its srs,l |U-MMru ot Us fSs,^r I,
s kwh ih* irnM r*s om W pssly keU mpaa-
able, taM U*r> utYMMu h ItCiai III ml ‘timer Tit-
k*l li a Id Iks SUM uf Iks liuss sink* il
is rwrsiwl k> Cnuly kansaa; m well H lu tko
U*«W uf II* |uiisi|*U Bud r,-r Ins ■ M,to ou,
tar mwsrwl Sum tuSptaM inMnitr UuM Uw*>
uf stauUl dussrkssrs W puMnpOT
TWs isa mtj ko Sum kf ryskMUlf
Oust flyutS —I—ig. Ana^su*., uf Iks fuuc-
There am 17,'CMJINi acres of land
in Fkicula, » hk h has nev er been sold
luud. Tills valuable man has lalsrrvd or sp|aro)>nuled. Six millions mon
Iksu uf (hr s,atari, aud its sUu-d , vrr^ i
hw uud rtta U.sHm l>* tluse U.rcs uspar-
HastfHfff mnouMb Hlllcrw Ml
product* m lUirvaiirii nmt mkfi*
for 43 y ean* iu India, in the empiey ; ’ than any ot her Southern Slate,
ment of tb.- English Baptist Mi* ' Agrir-wltund Fair, st Aiignata,
xnukuy Society. _ , »in »e hehl ih Augwoi next, filo.iw*
Tuutullmtiou—Rev. J. I law kina w oe salawriked for the pwrptiar by the
install,*1 pnator of the Iatlberau piddh- spmn d ami liberal people uf
Ctinieh at Newberry, 8, C, on tb, that t-ity.
!Kh of January, Rev. Mckmt*. Ib.i j Two hundred Swedes have iieen ,
nest. Hick*, uml tlie editor of the rug-.iged for apii-allimil labira imr | <w Ui Mil; MOn,p iWsr ins k; a hr,
Vinitor nlHeiuting ou Hie ner.isitai. Water Valley , Miss., ami are m.w «, “• LU *u>d «UI mm, r.,44i> Sum a. no.
At I lie last nns-ting of the Glasgow | their way Iti that ptufe. i *■**"•• «d >ml
U. P. Preshiterj, Prolesmir Eadh TTh* catalogue of the Chicago Tlie ^ “
*tat«*i that lie intended in a fortnight obigieal Semhuuy shows forty Bve 1 p,.b 2 £1
heme to dart on s tour through the *t»deuta, of shorn m veu are in th< '
wry
iiHEwImlfi of wksrfii liar pryMUiun U emu-
puwl mv uf A irtwrritef;, ppfuUtUug autl
•Jtmthm ctoiwtrt, sad Lkr •tuunUtit abkit
>rail» aeUriljr to lint mmnImI vHho i* liar
xlartetl hum ibe
til: fiMtal ryr.
i No 4 njta rmn uftte Urn grtti>l r«at><rat.x< Im
] • Magk »«i «lUnMJt r\yorkm»cimg a tstilaUtf
fnmi Hi alth. N.4 oaljr
The “CAROLINA FERTILIZER” is m.-nle from the Phosphates of South
Carolina, ami i* prnnonmxxl by various Chemist* one of the best Maintrow
known, only inferior to t’emvirm t Inano in its I-'ertilir.ing I’rois-rties. These
Phosphates ait- Hie remains of extinct land and sen Hnimal*. nnd
qualities of the gii-atcst value to the agrienituiist.
We annex the analy sis of Professor MluqianL
|Hi
UlKIHATOffY IIV TIIK MKIKI .U. (XiLLKtiK Of SOCTH CAtt.ii.IXA.
Aaul,air uf * am|Atsi CAROLINA KKRTILI2KK, pimwity edtttcrf.
M *auo-siplk-J •< 211'’ F.
Dm . c H itter, with mu? u ai.-r uf coiubiiuifUNi vx|«d»c<i at k>w itsl heot...
FivM 1....
n*ta|4..*ti*'A<»J-«LjuI.|.-’..«h! V....... >4pO»Vnit to 1 Y.ij Mut'd. IlnsfltaW ofLtor.
IMP*
>t.T*
IU4
dc.W
lotadskie.
.c»..Alt..........KshMSfn. to l
I lltatdubk, (hoac).
-l.il
Desert of Hinni, thei.ee to Petra and
Palest im-. The journey would last
from three to four months, ami he
asked leave of alme.it*- for that |M-ri«sl.
Tlie Rev. David Yuong, of Montrose
Street eh.in-h, who areton|wi.iies Dr.
Kudie, made a similar request. lawve
of nlMeiHe was granted.
A ot.li committee of the Trosters
of New HniKswiek Theological Semi
speeial course.
Geuerwl Sir pr lairy Kvsna, iff the
llriliah army, who i-ommamled the.
.aiding jwrty whirl, worked ami
tainted tlie efty of Washington, died !
in Ismtk^ on the l*th in*t.
A Sa\aunabU«*q|iapaiirr<-um|dai»a *•*- s«m4 ik*
10CHOU SHOULD 11 WITHOUT IT
Tho American Tunc Book.
1UIKD EDiTUK REIUY.
ra n iti* rko*|dtai« ,,f Utac.
K«lffsK(c Arid I l »l - KqaiViVut to 23 6i S-jljdwtr of Laos.
S.C.|dtalu uf 1 l.c - - HO
fo!|dtatr of Anil * 3 30
I Baud t ...It.OS
o. Il« .reuglk uf lis ur s-Mihs, I «u .-Ud iu ,-tnif, lu Iku Mijs-nulil, qf liw 0 A ROUX A
KkRTILl/.KIt (iuiuiuol C. D. eilEI-ARD, Js.
We will limiisii tl,i* exv. llegi FKRTlLIZKit to lMauteiw nnd otbnwat
fiiiO %tr tto. iff 2,mm lb*.
GEO. \7. WILLIAMS & CO., Factor*.
Xml* *
.
A collwti,>n uf .a am |.umim cw,4. Misecllan'. oiut Advertisements.
Tufiw* Ai<Hrw. aaf iM FVmm vMdi »
hrotlu-r Hawkins. It is an Interest
ing field of labor, and brother 11**1*.as
euters U|k>ii his work with eneourag-
iug pr,«qs-ctH. A small farm hasbeen
Marpiret stn-et, London, l>r. Wolf
prewetied from tlie one word “ Saul,*
(Acts ix, 1.) Row land Kill o.tee
iweaehed from tl«> words, "Old cast
fcn,ta.li.w uf uur Ataer.w.
. , , . , .1 Osar*. Ilac A* Ikr iwM Mi vewm ««Ui> nc
ol the scarcity of humL fca farm work, j i pum kr ms, T»s«>
<>u a*-eotmt of the ,le|*rrturr of a large “4 Avar istam.
priqsirt mu «rf the old |dautation labor *l3-*s mu it mrs. A -w-
nary was niqad.it. d recently to a-enre I rn |(| |he ei|h , « m l work ou the ' *a|- ailnm
the nuuiis and pun hose a Professor-
house, (the f.airtk uuw nfeuml,) for
tlie Soy dam Pnffesnor. Tlila C.on
.uittee, without going l*-y,»ud itsown
]Htreliased near the Chtirel. ami a *'hmts and rotten ragH, (Jt-r. xxxi iti, llllm | wrt raised tlie siisi of eighteen
comfortable Parsonage Ls being lmilt «» »n,.tl,er ,s-.-i.*ion from the .(,,.«, *■/ d*,//„/., pun based a la-auti
wonls, I can do all things,* begin
upou it. It is exclusively n country
t-hayge, eomiswed mostly of intelligent
and iudustrious farmers. Tin- pur
chase af this farm was not made in
onler that the pastor should make
kin owuyrapport ui*>n it, ami thus tu
screen the i-htm.li from doing it* duty.
There are a lew of those noble spirits
in this charge who know frill well
MM* ful imqs-rti, and now
u.ng Us sermon by a Hat denial ,d ^ (i( . m ni i Hi msl.
tin- Apostle’s pn,|H»»itt,>.i. In tiiw
same style was Stearue’s exordium,
when he preaeh.-d from tlie text, “ It
is Iw-tter to go to the bouse of mourn
ing than to the house of frosting,”
and exclaimed, “That I deny !” This
secured the attention of his hearers.
presrut |f to
how to appreciate the lalsn-s of a ‘° r 14 MR*. Cetnl eoui-
faithful pastor, and what are the i "“-need * *■"»>" by *aymg, “A man
teacliiiip of the in rrpnl to
Itis snpport. But at the same time
tliey do intend that his sons (he lias
about eight) shall not eat the bread
ofUlleuesS. ^ FRANKK. j
Ecclesiastical.
NEW WORLD.
VIRGINIA.
Harpen Ferry.—The “On dit” are—
yes, please give tis the word. Onr
wrespondeut writes: Yandert.ilt of
New- York, and Sprague of It. I. in
vested largely j H real estate at the
*ale of government property at this otherwise.’
was hanged at Tyburn this morning."
Whitfield gave out his foil, then
pansetl, stid shontetl ‘Fire! fire!
Hr.- r as a prelude to hi* di*eo..r»e
on eternal punishment. Rowland
imitated thi* hy crying -Match,-*!
| matelie* f lint lie exense.1 himst-lf by
saying what he termed out-of-the-way
! texta and ontsff-tbe-wsy observations
beennse lie presielied to out-of tlie-wrav
sinners. It is said be rolled hi*
YYapping hearers Wnppiug sinners.
‘Hang the law and prophet*! 1 want h<-
mutilated text of a reh-brated Scotch
divine, who liegau hi* sermon thus: .
-So says practice; tlie profession say*
Whitfield ouce gave a*
place some two or three months ago; his text: ‘There t-niiie unto him
and you, Mr. Editor, though far off
a* yon are, are to be benefited by I
this, for when the rolling mills, iron
factories, pa|s-r mills, cotton factories
««»«o forth, are erected, employment
to au unlimited number of hands
vdll he ghrrin, and when all this oc
CtBlt, the Lutheran congregation hero
will have liecome a very large one,
and subscriptions will flow in ti|sm
yon like a small stream, and contri
butions also. Now, Mr. Editor, what
aayyou to all tliisf Is it not su
perbly grand—on paper f”
The E<1 itor—Yes, sime ! Hut—E*
* *■* etn abet- thtbey. Vanderbilt we
only know from tlie N. Y. IferablA
and it blows both hot und cold.
■Sprague bought our canal here, and
lie is a sink horse. The canal is here,
and Sprague 1* there—in K. I.; but
the money, and the tactories, ami the
Workmen are—Quito »abe t
Salem Roanoke College.—A young
friend Days: I am happy to inform you
that I am far from regreetting niy
derision, in coming to Roanoke. I
ain better pleased than I expected to
hr» I think the institution needs
only to be better known, to gain a
larger number of students, and secure
a better established reputation. If
there is any objection to the faculty,
h is that they are a “little, too good,”
and indulgent. I like all the 1‘rofes-
^ov*. We have, I suppose. 180 stii-
session—not quite as many
a* last year. There are said to be
foine strictures in money matters, iu
this State, which operate to the in-
r7 *ff the College. Could you not
give Mr. . a few particulars re
garding Roanoke, and get him to iu-
**rt a short paragraph, setting forth
the advantages of this institution f
certain lawyers;’ and then, apparent
ly detected his misquotation, ami
said, ‘not certain lawyprs, hot's eer
tain lawyer.’ It was wonderful that
even one lawyer should have Iieen
found to do this; it would have been
perfectly incredible bad there been
none tlie point of this lying iu the
A daily 1‘rayrr Meeting ia Farit.—
Tin- I'roi,-*tauIs of Pari* eatubiiabett,
a > car ago. a prayer meeting in w bieh
every di'iioiinimtion ia n-|awniM.
More lliun twi-nti p.i*tnr*h.ii«- jirom
I*,*,I to Util ill keeping up (he DM*-t
ing-s wbis-h are well attrinbwL IVr
soli* are i,p(HMOt,-d t<> aland at the
doors to invite |«i»«-r*b\ to enter;
and I IU uu-eiiug* hare liertt anungtxl I
for each uiontb.
A Pleanuut Scene.—Tl»e Rev. Dr.
Albert G. Hail ha* completed a niiti
iatry of thirty years ia Hie Third
I'rrstjvtrrian rhnreh, Rnehestcr, N.
Y. A* wua Hi, hi* eoogregatiua
c-'fohrtated tlie orraaion hjr a re union,
at which many plcaouiit thing* acre
said, and many pictisaut thing* done.
The gutbering waa at the elegant
m.insKHi of John Van Kp|u>, Kjm|
—a large i*>tu(ainy being |>rea<-iit, in-
Hutting tin- I’reaby terian clergy of
Rneheater, utal ministers of other
d,-nominalion*. It being known
that Dr. Ilsll is to leave for a vioit
to one of bi* children, living in Cali
fornia, a cheek for a ticket to Califor
nia awl I nick waa handed to biin,
during the evening, snd many khnl
••xpriHsiiui* of love and friendohip
went with it.—PictOgtermn.
Pr ohm ton! Foreign M ineimna rtrm.—
The Manual of 1‘rrubytrriun Fur
voriuua railnanU new I abiding.
Wilmington, FHwmary i—Loot j
night was oue of the must terrible
i ever cvpcnemrd here. A cuhl rain
waa failing and a fearful storm raging .
all aigbt. Il in Ira red that there will
la- a terrible how iff lifr to record in ,
cimms-tbm with tim gale.
The foMmlutioa of the new Stale
eapMal at Atimuy, N. Y., boa mff yet
rewebrd the sartaeeaf Hte ground,
ami already has not over twelve
I Ml ml red tbouaaari doUaro. whilst an
.oldititaial appfopn.il am uf a atillioii I
ami a half ia naked far.
The late lion. Asms Kendall, br ■
f aide* bia ninnlftrrtil pft of (bull i
4t.va.mm toward* the rm-liuta •ml
aahaeqnent relanl,ling iff the Calvary
llsptist chnreh, in Washington, ami
of some |;'i,OW for mtssion Hwmlay
M’hrtfrl M«m, pit r- alm> #6,000 to
f«hivm) MX m Koli»rrihi|»i« in I '«h)ttmb4an
CoHegr. Mr. Kendall grwluated at
Dartmaith. lie was orventy--aia
>esra obi when he waa baptised, st
which time he laa-sme a teacher ia
the Sunday ta-hoot.
IWtfiraf Comptexiumnuf Kruturty.—
Tlie Courier Journal aaya, the negroes
of that State have ttei-rraseil from
331,147 in 1800 to 140,443 in IM»,
and that llie adoption of the fifteenth
uiwcinlnn-nt wilt mff make the alight
1 cut change in the poiitieal otatna ,ff
Kentucky. It estimates the negro
vote at 38.000, and says If they vote
• the radical ticket rs ata, it will
oesm-iy alter the remit.
. |taO ua none <4 |**eu
OUVKKliITOOXAOO. b*
C D. DiTsuX 4 CO, X.w V.cV,
Feb 10 24—31
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PIANOS.
Maucfr’v Foar Mmpliriing Pnerts.
Patent Reversed Wooden Agraffe Bridge
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SEVEN GOLD MED AIS
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on as* jit* sirjj TW*
inOh.-.fw: x«,.--at** uses fcr Patent Ful! Iron Frame
THE BEsT PUNO* NOW M i; > ^■utuf >1-- T,„m, r w u«i
l;,-n-l,svc ffjreaging ins (wkidi in ocher Pianos
uv«r BmUisfturr*. Jv -w York, »w! FlnbiirljAifi idtruullt Mirmutidi U# TuutRft Piu>,)aiid 'iwui"
iW*. from ffOpe of the PUuik, and effecluallr
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Ojkv nod 3fir n artrtxtm*, .No. U
XtsrfA lefbrrtg, nr i / Haiti more st., Patent Diagonal Sustaining Bar
fUltliwrr. Mnnrfand. • part of Um* Irujn Fran e. next to and pwraUol with
6Tim * «ASo3 i«w .11 blM “»•'***** rxi,KB W ovkkstbcs#
prDTt r’icTHft. !♦?• liw* Afmfs Ti>44e, Ivonr
nisq sad foe iapafflbid Act. «. Nil j
;^.;r Affidantof superiority over an.
Tbo First Strictly Impartial Trial
4 P.aiM* <ui4 1 Kpn-
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faU TsArt
Urfrrrrt trko hare our Piauot im une:
Feb 1C
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South Carolina R R Company.
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I Mill be otend from ttiia 4«tc:
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Marriages
Marricl, on the 2-3tli of January,
eiremnstanee that some lawyers were rign Mittumi elnssiflea Hiese by Uc
present who bail expressly come nomi.taiions, thus: j (|y fJie ^ x Vw a MrCInnahau, |
there to scoff at him. “Tlierv are 371 Frrwby terian for- j , THKJJ Dnwggll, of Jeflbnwn
A Shrewsbury diaacnttltg mtniater cigu miaabmarfra, of whom 273 are y 1(W ^, , rK p Ilt TKTT, of
pn-iK-hed a funeral sennon for tlie from tii-ruisn.v (German ImtWd, rUrk Co., Vo. fc-
Rev. John Angel! James, of Binning- probably). 71 from the American Old May the life of fail lire snd Aik*-
School*, d frimi tlie New Hehiaff ami osim, sen-tie anil rhindless as wa*
under tin- American board. *« from the lovely dsy that «m«nled their j
the three hniiiehea of Hcffcli I’reoby mMrT j -p .‘ ; a)M | ma} - the end of their
teriaiiisiii. 10 Irish Presbyterian, »! days be to them the beginning of
English Prewbyfart—,21 from France, eternal felicity. W. A M.
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Ou-fftv. S. IL J H Smith, Uastcf.
8.C J R. Ihi^as, WWmMmm S> Cj O. Boult-
uw» c i',4isIm. S. Ot "id Mean. Il Uur»d!
A Sua. f.-atak- lutaituir, ,-|uM*,*ta. X. C. ,
;V,i4 Sur a onal.tbtue 740 n*mc uf
wtw h*« *u««ta- STIKKF"S PIANOS
muv |hr ,-Wtaf u( U* uur.
Term*- Ltaroil
A c*M hi uiSrilcd.
Feb 2 22—If
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TO TIIK WOKkIS,; CL ASS -Wr.r* u-.u
|U 1a ml lu tsnuffi all Htatau o-ilh ruutaant t*n
ri .m.M ucDco*-. ll» u\**evf the tinw >w fie
Ita -pule mt.-u-nl. I!n*wu newr. ti*lt, .mt
cr,<fl’«l4r tV.ttaita ufcttlicr on reiutr Mr* ftrxn
! Me «. fj |*K ««n* **4 « rrorufa-Kta* *u*u
b] 0,*.*>riPUtair wlc*r lone lu tbu bu«nc««.
- ’ •rifan
Kv.'r Had.
BLIND FOLD TRIALS AQAIHST
Chickering’s, and
Iwxiitgtim. Va; Ceo. ■ Stf iltwav’tl,
fr I*. M. Iltii, Ctarkitt^. j ’
other Pianos.
Out • ini aide
TMfiM all trlio
tifMrJv as mocii ts men.
I Iti# !*«•%!.*# at ay tBPMd llfafir rid-
Feblfi
,lm* nui im lbe bUMOt-a*. *c nuiLc th.» unuar-
.Oc-cl ,4f,.r: To taidi a* arc noi w,-n aali«.dcd.
: or will art*! il *u pa) - “4a th-dfib of writiu r .
Kail (Wiui-alar* a unple, srlodi will
,1m I . onoiua* «* work »«- *>d aSopjr uf TV /Vrv
ptr n tnlemry Oaopoamc-oo* rf UtalaisM! and
beta tauttlv DCW«p.pr,a publ»4i«d—all amt frer
i by nail ' Ibwdcr, if you waul proO
limn, from the combined text: “ A
inn n *ent from (Soil, whose mime waa
John. 1 anw the angel Hy in the
midst of heaven. James tlie servant
of God.” There is no fool like the
Lutheran. Institutions.
COLLEGER
ROANOKE (ALLEGE.
K. C.
Dec 22
WATCHES
AI.LKX 4 CO, -
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foolhardy,” was the text of the Rev. : HIH i UeiveU from the American Ful
I»r. Williamson, who had n quarrel tw | l-r,-*h.Vt,-Han and Reformed
with a parishioner mimed Hardy. (T)uteh). To tlie (fongregatiooalists
“ Adain, where art thou t" was the j the same authority credits 390 luia
Obituaries.
Died, near Smith field,
text of the probation sennon of Mr.! *i,,i,nries, of whom 13fi are tinder the Co., West Va., on (tre Sd. of An gnat
Low, who with a Mr. Ailsm wa* a London Miaaionary Society (hot of fast, Nicholas Khoi li., in the
candidate for lectureship; “Lo, here ‘some are Pre*l»yrteriana'), ftif eigtity-first year of his ago. Fa I liar
I tun F wtis the responsive text of um |«, r tin- American iloanl, CU ore Shonll had h«-en a communing
his rival, Mr. Adam. Engiisli Baptists, and K> are Ameri-
Bishop Clark, in a fate missionary can Baptists. Of 310 Episcopal mis
address, said the most earefhl statis- sionarie*. the Cuffed States sent out
ties show- that in L86H there were in 1», nnd Rngtsml 3IR Tlie Meftnal-
I M 270. of whom
tier in the Isitheran Church fhr sluwit
tk) >enrs. Ills end W«« pence.
M.
strictly heathen lands, 2,500 mission
ary churches, 2,000 missionaries, 2,-
404) native preacher*, 230,000 mem
bers, and 1,800,000 nominal Cliris-
tians.
The Rev. Timothy Hill writes that,
sifter a careful wmvass, 1# fln'fa in
the two Synods (Old-school ami New-
school) of Kansas seventy-four or-
ganized churefcns, of which fifty-two
ista are eredit«l with
74 are from America sud 203 from
England. In all, there are 1,777
Protestant missionaries, of whom 533
are iu India and Ceylon, 277 fn Sontli
Africa, 217 iu Guinea and the Went
Business
Department
-r-
Monty* Itnirri.,
K II Zimmerman,
M A lloltnan,
Indies, 190 in the Islands of the Pa- u Houseman,
rifle aud tin- China Sea, 133 in China W H 1! Orim,
and Jn|*in, 132 in Western Africa, ft Crim,
S and 89 in Western Asia. The large j P Bowers,
•»—v _ :: , . - . number in Shsithern Africa aud other n r t w (v,frmun.
are destitute of houses of worship, eokMtiea faeiariea maay Bp** .. , >
copal pasters of feetffsgohutehea of V*
English settlers, who are not really y Btineheomb,
Niue of these are preparing to build.
There will still be forty three with
no immediate prospect of a Ipnie,
forrigh mtedomirie*.”
; O Ketnpaon,
92M pay* fa 120
2.50 “ 12*
2.30 “ KM
2.50 ’*• 12H
125
104
126
128
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NORTH CAROLINA COLLEGE.
M onrr rLtVSAXT. C*ban« fr«ta*T
X. C for nfrmumu mUtem Ht»
L A. UICKUt, Pw«ak-«l U OuHrcf, liuuiu
AND JEWELRY.
uo»itrtm't*llta Watdi *,*i
Jcclr." Irnua**. b» bta now rta-S>U0intatil,
.wiwr tf UidmnJmt MOMxb’r •*«««*
Gold and Stlvtr Wa oh. a. Jcwe’rr.
Bings. ->»ltsr and Fisted Ware
<•!»*?. tubt IukI ur furnblkxl 1*1 ||rurable term*
rK.-k* W.ldiM. Juffftrr. MS* Bnx«, t*.
taranwuui ew. repoiml b, an expenenued
Kun*p« i»ti wirtkoiaft. »
v (f. PIERCK8.
We. ll>-' nmlermonoU. make Oa/A liiat at tbt
lime Ota tael fair of Oie Amentum f ilif.li
beki in New Yuri, imaiedialeljr billowing Um
A rear* Kcjne.lwn in Pali* too /Yunus, made br
Summon* time, .mt Prnmt br Chiettrmn *
| .Srun, <*M I'litnt -trw* Punu, made by G. C.
t .1tanner, and aeveral other ratker'a instnimrota
I »■«*» Irk’d against rack other, by order and
( mule, Ota control uf tbe Oflieers of ibe Inkilute,
! ty drrifir which Piano on txhiWUon inrompta
i ! lion abuaM reeeive Ota Find Premium “as the
! Imt Sfnir i'taau hmwo.” To «t>uua aa iingar-
i tal i rial, hein alt of aaid Pianos trrrr nwrrtd u it*
;■*pern, to 0»t one Piano euuld art be Sufta-
euoktdjftan aaoOta. (during Ibe absence of Ore
JudriMand twicf <iiJ they nelcet one -of atfa
Hsnr the hmt, «l.ieh, upon .nncoreriug. Mb
f-aafD proved to be lita aaid Paten! AM/OX
An... awarding it “t*< And Pentium’
aUaOutr/eMfDi. bent Square P.ano
to them.'
TXta l- nd mas a/ier CKuiering A Sons' Piaot
had reerired Uta Leyum af Honor uadJHaM, and
stemon. A Seas the Meant Son, XofnAxm, aad
the Judges uf said trial were:
Kl'WARP M0LLKXIIAUKR, Prat tf Untie.
VIukeal Direef**- aad Originator of tbt New
Turk and Brtukh a Oonwmlontl of Moae.
CHARLIES FRAPKL the rmiamt aad brorita
IVimpnaer. aud Piaam tt bta Rural Uighow,
llie Dae Uuslarc of Saxe Weimar, K
FRKDKBIOK R. UKANDJKS,
Mitair; Teacher, ul Oie higher
^ Aloai,-. he., he. _
A. “ BBMWAtrX, Organist at
Jersey iSly; 1'iamsi, he
CofamWs, 8. C.
jsn'Jfily
T DK Wanda Mitnug
Company hava always ea bend a loll
WANDO FERTILIZER.
and Manutaeturlny
art ou litnd a loll
aoppiy of the abort daarrrediy potwinr manure,
mm.idael.ired futa. • the B-we Pima,.hates ol
! Art.ley fcirar ’ airier tbo n.lperriaw,i of a oom-
! Meat O* m >i W« wfrr. by pensfaioa sg
- (afwmstiuii aa lo its vatDr upon rarnma e -t*. w
Uta Rer. T. S. Hmatwr. of ,l omaria, 8. C .wbo is
| out authorised Agtnl tt the abort “M >«da»l
Sit; TioKmsx $4.bo per Nstalh la CwUege WM. C. DPKIBAC0- 0tn-Ag^«i
“ re ttatalb ia Um Prepareiott Kano , aad ,
lur J r SMhl.TTKR. *-> « AEartjc TU.Iri_
I May 20 . 41—if
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to ID
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Dmauwol, f par ok* lb ia Um FreweioMry
Iddrcaa fare J P SMKI.TXKR.
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NEWBERRY COLLEGE
ALH ALL V Orooer Caaoty.S 0.
FEMALE SEMINARIES.
MOUNT AMCENA FEMALE SEM
INARY.
r. a urtMM
F. A S0UTE8
M. HALLMAN
& CO.,
n K.AI.KRS IN Pookiug, Parlor aud OIBcr
Storm, of llie moat buftauee.! pattern,
Caharrat CtWity.! AM, roanalfrlttn’ra and dealert in Plain, Jattan-
la Kagltab and I ned and Prewad llua-are, Ilmite-Furmahing
fll It gM par | (load*.
IBT Stare two d art brier. Briar’s C.*n«r,
Msin Street, Columbia, A C. from 11 >
1. I'RKHKR, I'Hmupek j atsMry prothpCf atreo-ltd to.
lltato* p*.ei rant. X. C ‘ 3*‘th '•
of
•A>
Jt-iirs XscwAgor, Rob
lilXDT MlUtaW. ChaousE
Avovst ,i krEgDiixHo, KoactT Uocncos.
0. C. M tk.rs*, (Are.,Mr amt Patentee qf the
Avion Piano Safe)
Swore before me this tld Jdlr. 18*9
o (i. Taylor.
The Akiok Piaxo it lb* cheapest, mnat dure-
hie. haul uonipheatrd. requires lest tuaing aad
does Dot get out of order. It is
The Standard Piano.
Write for affidavits, pi mphlel aad circular,,
and slate iu u ht.t paper you saw tills advertise*
Ult-Ut. '
V3TAGESTS WASTED
in every city and towt where we fare not
already ap)uinted tlietn.
C’OVELL ft CO,
Waroronrus aad Office. No. SM Broadway,
Mitauiaciory, 187 A 18» Bowery, New York.
Jail 27 4—tf
LAPIERRB HOUSE.
Broad ami Pbssbiui Streets. PkiloMpkia.
T HK undeisigned Lsnng leased tlw abort
tivorrte Uouae. aod baring rrfiuad aad
relnrulabed it througlujut m Uie most elegant
namier, 8 Is now opcs lor -the reception of
guests, wkh all tlie sp|»iutme..U of a that (bate
Hotel. J. B. BITTKRWORTU A CO,
FdaiMBp
May 13 l»b-4£