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ftl discovery to the world. 1 hope : ingagf the Ifchi*—a Imtherno, Jhftr-
fce auiv not fare ns bad a* )>ooi Co- less and bold, who will teach them
lu»b«i and be robbed of the Itottor “ the wroVol their pay,’ uwl *nofcli
of living hi* mime to bis discovery, thur flour Ttn Itnrnirtg brink, and
A Nurd iu r ~ft— 1 to Beecher's “ plaeo their Ji*a.t uj*nl the Hock of
iiftST"^’’ •‘•doraed liy tlie Oboeretr. Ages.’’ Why don’t we gvt u preuch
‘•Unitarianinin mine into the OongK- erl Because » «> can’t aiqqairt him.
TBB LUTHBEAN VISITOR. COLUMBIA,WEDNESDAY. APBIL 8, 1870.
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Marriage*.
IttioHal Chnrcltes of New England,
tbrengh the dead orthodoxy of their
uof da " Henry Ward Beecher's
father fought UuiUtriumsm for half
, ceutury, in New England, tie
phiated bis feet squarely it(ion faith
in Christ, in one hnml be held his
gjOle, and in the other the creed of
lih charch, causing the “dead ortho
dox of the creed" to live uud iireat he,
ootil thonsands cried ont, “ what
gust we do to be saved F Since the
days of Edwards, there lived not a
greater champion for that key-stone
of tritth, the divinity of Christ, than
Dr. Lymau Beecher. Now his sou
-lets down his bars" and admits Uui-
tarians into hia eonimuuiou, ami Ur.
Bellows calls hint brother, and then
coolly denounce* his own lather for
having made Unitarian* by a too
gnn adbereuer to the orthodoxy of
his creed t
Beecher also says, as quoted hy the
flggri rrr “t mtarmniiun canto into
the churches of the Continent through
the Lathcrau creed defences.” This
is about as profound uud truthful as
the teantrk of Gibbon, who charges
*U the wars and bloodshed of eigh
teen centuries u]miii the introduction
of Christianity. What would Beech
er advise Lutherans to do ! Why,
ufet down the liars’’ of the Lutheran
deed defences “so low” a* to admit
Unitarians and Uuiveraalists, and
thus exterminate the heresies, ill the
-wma way's* though you were to
plant noxious weed* into your gar
Jail, and nourish them well, with the
hope that they will one day grow
iato cabhogeN, or else kill thcmwelree
yruetiny, ami thus fasooie cxtiuct.
I verily believe that Beecher would,
«v«a in this, find admirers and fol
lowers. LCTHERANC3.
\VC nve as it'mt off from the Lilt lit*
•n Chinch, v. hi eh »»t- ho much low.
But we are consoled by the thought/
that if faithfW, we will not be rejected
in Ileinen, wlmre i>U fc» t<«Moe and
love.' Is it not necessary that we
have a preacher, ami will not some
good Lutheran lead ns aid, and bring
our “ waudering Moek* back ftanu its
destroyers t
GLADK3BQ1IO.
Fur ih* Luib***p VWi«r.
Work fcr the Vast General Byaod.
Mississippi also has a little ftywod.
It too is weak, and has not ministers
to supply the demand. Au experi
enced minister sent to that Synod
won Id be very acceptable to them;
be would strengthen and enlarge
the laithvran Chitrelt in that State,
and no doubt, bring thut worthy
little Synod into the Cy-m-nil Synod.
The General Hyuod is able to send
them a miaaioaetry.
if we are too cautious, and too
economical, ami too timid to look
duty iu the face, and meet any obsta
cle with determination, we can never
prosper. I know of no more inciting
lWil ia the world than the Month.
for Lutheran missions. The field la
•white unto the harvest,” and tt
must be occupied new, or it will be
too lute. 8AM SMALL.
Soumdnjmm items. - As Kqv. D. A. i Afidufin. i Basra ng through the
I’liiiipa, who had I wen a uitmdoiiary can on Tur*<fay, in which wars scat
<tf 8m foatherti Hsprist fhmrd m <-d about forty twfored Methodist,
Fowler's Patent
Ma-
Al'ricM, was ivewBtly addn-saing
cohired Baptist church in Mobile, he
quoted the I xml’s Prayer ia tbs
Vurnbu tougue. At one*' several
men mid women present fafrlv shout-
«*1 for Joy at bearing the familiar
Mound* of their native tongue. After
the service, nearly thirty passed
through the aisle to meet hint, amt
niMmsed him in that language.
He found that they were native
Yonihau*, who had been lx*sight
to Haranuah a few years ago, Imt
wbu had kept tlieuinelvea separate
•Yon, other colored people, hmt be-1 ^Uce ArtW:
come Christiana, ami were saving
money to return to Hicfr natit <•
|s**tcher», tataralng from tUs Oow-
fsrsaee at Lywrlilturg, we beard taro
of them dismissing the questioa of
old debt*. We only heard the apiu-
ioa of owe: “Kf a man get de aiouay,
•Imt he urtmr |«j ; ef he slut gut da
money, den be orient to pay. Data
<te wag- I looks at 4-"
(C'Aorlsrissfs lie Adrrrtiaar.
A Primer sad a Prime* ef Infer-
rwrn.**iiif * WMM -iwiyrnipf
(.Masaaebuartta) lias the foUtraing
ula "it the coo rage and prrslsteore of
a little boy who went to
i muter, indirpro-
Bask Kregrr. Ac-
Manted, ia Uowaa Couaty, IL C,!
Match 34th, 1870, bjr Bex. Humuol T*'* Lj* ^
Itotlirock, Mr. Oaaouc M. Hols- .
tun stut ami Mtaa Matmta U., "* *+*•'! J* g
daughter of the lata Moses KlutU. «...
u ha srsdtol b( ary asr f erhumre aMdr
r «M mMOUr' frmtn Jtoa r F*U lu Brad
BOIMKST * MARTIN,
Klntu.
Married, March 17th. 1«7«, ia Hu
Matthew’> l’arriah, at tho
of the bride’* father/- 1m* Her. Pawl
lie rick, Mb. IIKimt.g ami
Mum Ouvia Utrsa, all of
kmrg ( oanty. 8. C.
—
0bitnarie8, f
oetrm of tiw fairsl KigiS fcrg. C. aadOa,
r o Box Mt OfcarMMoa, & C.
emit; >sd (JMj K«M. hr aat* at asrh tow
xx* and Isas that with enertj youn*
April 8
til—lm
JEWELRY
* tho Watch asd
The day that Prince Arthur was
at the Nt dames, l>r, —• , of Row
’• ’ • HL' . Ut too, as id to Ma little iMqihew of ten
Dr. Burk**!, tha clergy man of a years, who came hotae fall uf rtie
small Genuau viUugc,aay a: “A heavy |arlnce, “Hun nti »o the hotel, Johnny,
countryman was accustomed to enter and say to the |irinr« that ynnr aunt
the church with regularity, compose wmihl Mke fa hare him come and
himself In a comfortable neat, and go take fan with her* The doctor, then
to sleep for the whole of the service, straightway, forgot (he riren mat niter.
In order to break the countn man of Bat an hoar after, Jnhnav came ran
this HI mannered habit, I gave a lad niug In, and declared the “prince
a (s-nay to art Istoalc the alumharvr, waa rrxd nice, though they tried to per-
ami, by continually twitching at hia
gartoetita, keep him awake. The 1
plan for the first Sunday answered I
so admirably that on the uext l of-1
frretl a similar I tribe (bra like service.
Died, at Handy Kan, Lexington ;
Co,, K (X, March 10, 1K?», of disease
of the heart, Joint i\ Gkkirb. aged
UK years, A month* aad 10 day a
The simtaotta waa sudden, bat he
was |trepared to obey. The previous 1
Monday we worshipped together at |
the Handy Ran Chaieb; Turin lay
aftemooH we knelt together around ,
the family altar; on Thursday we'
were called to bnry him.
lie was on his way tn Columbia
that very Thursday morning, when '
the ntcaaetiger of death met him a|
WATCHES AND
T it aaiiwairaail cauliM
Jawairv toeta«i ia hi* saw anAlhhaiiat,
rvrme of liclaniM aed Tyto smu.
ft|4 and A it ear Watch#* Jewelry.
■ Inga. Silver sad Plated War*
■Iwaya to ha tot irktniOM an tolerable wax
Ctoufc" VVautMW JrWalrB. Mask Boxes la-
wratoiiso, ale, rryeaml ky an oprincul
< diuatUa, 8. C.
G.
DIEHCK8.
JaiUJAly
The coltericiitioue
offer, saying that
lad refbaed the
the uutn hml ai-
rent my seeing Mai. We hai a long i ixatple of miles from hia reanlence.
talk, and I toM him all about mother, Mtrmk down in bio Istggy, and re
where we Her, and ever so mneh." oritvd into a aeigiiboor’s mndcnce,
“Ho yon aaw him, did yon t Welt, he died alatoet haaiedUtety. Mount j
what did he say t hi hr
tear “No; hr autf
only got time to attend the funeral,
ting to rd by hia faithfal cum|m»kta for
»; he*a i forty-one years; wept by fit ehll-
3
Vm Uw Lutwran Visitor.
Urn 8«#pel—iu Influeno* and Necessity
AN APl’KAL.
Jfewrr EAitort: Permit me, tlirougb
the coininus of your i»a|S‘r, to occnpy
it* rcailiv* for a few moment*. To
my home, amid the mountains, your
paper comes, “like angels visits" pro
claiming the glad tidings of sal
vat ion.
htMaeuiiere iu the immensity of
htfag, an arc. all dvstined to find an
everlasting home. Our frail bark*
atg^pou the broad pccup o£, lilifi
team they wiil sink iu its seething
varwx, or glide safely pi tlie hariff
of etpraal icat. The Guxjicl speak*
to sum’s heart, mind, mid soul. It*
lemon* are heard with a disturbing
««aae of insecurity and alarm. By
a thousand channels it descend*
from Heaven like the dew of Her-
moo. Every minister of Christ is,
ia virtue of his office, a missionary
both at home nnd abroad. The world
ia hi* Alma Meter, und mankind tlie
.Ihnast. Hence, Bt. !*nul writes,
with inimitable point and lieauty, “1
am a debtor to the Greek ami the
Barbarian"—civilized and savage
mas; aud by their efforts the Gotqtel
i* winding its way iu a thousand me
inders, to the point of ultimate des
tination. Its light is shining amid
Polynesian Isle* und the Carribbean
Archipelago. It has supcneilcd the
victorious war-dance amid tlie lakes
of the North, and kindled its holy
fire in tlie ciuimmoii groves of Ceylon.
Itsiafiaencc is felt in the mines of
Uoicondu, and it* warnings strike
dumb the revelry in the Seraglio of
the Sultan, aud will still increase uu-
til the. heavens are permeated with
its melody.
Christianity has rescued from the
grasp of obii cion, and tie withering
scorn of Pagan hate and Infidel
nieauuess, s;mh1s that belong to eter-
aity. When natious, without num
ber, for ages uncounted, trod u moral
WM*e ami groped iu dark news, the
star of Bethlehem cast its radiance
« v «r the earth and lit tlie wanderer
home to God. Systems, elaborated
*■ the lamia of the book-wonu, the
gloomy Tbeologue, or philosophical
•‘irtamer, adverse to tlie Gospel, and
imposed on thousands by mystic
fh«on*ti*, have been offered in substi
tutkm fir the Christian religion;
while ahe, with simplicity and ma
j**t\, all her own, was content to
opeu the “Book of life,” and ask
them to write their name* there and
live without the fear of death.
How mueh all this cheer* the
ienei, the emmncfrd tout. Your ef
fort* for the diffusion of Christianity
will meet the reward they merit
Your most precious paper will fold
hundreds iu the arm* ot the Redeem
er. Without it I would be “entirely
lost,” as it were. Our Church, though
but a little baud, is without a Lutber-
anpreaehei. We are surrounded by
• denomination and those who are of
their own belief, who declare our
church^-our religion—fitter. They
maliciously assert that our Sunday
schools, &c., are institutions of the
B\il One. We need a preacher, who
will ioeulcate the irrevocable teach.
Ecclesiastical.
NEW WORLD
LUTHERAN.
NORTH CAROLINA.
Say* the the Newlieru Journal nf
Commerce: We understand that quite
an animated discussion maned at the
spiritualistic meeting, at the Congiv-
gntioiml chapel, on Hnmlay night,
betwecu the Kwturer, Mr. N. Fruuk
White, ami Rev. Mr. Brandt, a Ger
man Lutheran, iu which the medium
was roughly humllcd. His argu
meats in favor of liis |d*-uH*r dm-
ti'im-s were effectnally rebutted, ami
the Christian minister administered a
severe iutelim-tUMl eudgrUiug to the
spiritual lecturer, to the best ediAcn
tion of the auditory.
[Who i* the Rev. Mr. Brandt f
Prohtf* Almeeoe ha* only two: one
iu.Indiana, the other in Ontario.]
PUN.NSVLVANIA.
Mr. C. Stciubaek, till recently
pastor of several congregations iu
itul near l’bilipalturg, IV, has beA
dejss**! trout the ministry.
Rev. A. Babb, who was paator of
the Lutheran elmreh at Blairsville,
I*h., in his youth, has been rvealleil,
ami returns to his former charge.
ILLINOIS.
Pouter WooteA.—The Trivoli ebargi-.
beixmiing vacant on the 12th of April
next, desires to secure tlw services of
jMstor. For further information,
address Frank A. Jacobs, Trivoli,
Peoria County, IHinoia.
REFORMED.
Bt. John’s German Reformed church
of Went I’ll ilm lei pit ia voted to trans
fer tlieir congregations and projierty
to the 1‘realtyteriana. The Af»»»rajrr
says that both legal aud ecciroiaiiti
cal menmirea have been taken by the
Refonnetl church to prevent it* con
Miininiatiou.
Perrentiuu.—Rev. J. II. Wagner, a
graduate of Marshall College, and
more recently pastor ,»f tlie German
Cfanrh of rtttsbuif, aad
time resident of lfailadul
gone over to the lm**
-On the ,td of March he
renonttecd Protestsntimn, and re
ceivetl Baptism and Cowfiruiatioa at
the linmls of a Romish Print, in the
on inquiry that J oh nay bad pnswnted
himself to the anher of the prim** 1 *
:i|Mrtments. waa |wt off, Imt woo id
not he rehnffad. He wanted fa see
the |>rfaee. ami amst, for his ancle
had suit him. Hia perneveranee
finally gained his admittance; he waa
preaeutial ami huatorrd, the Miter
view waa aiutaaltr agreeahte, aad
the lad had the fcmgeat and tivelieat
(fast with Arthur of any peraon hi
Masaaeiioaetta That hoy will he
sore to make Ms way hi the world.
A Clerical Artur.—Rev. Mr. Bellew,
an K|tiatxi)Ml clergy utaa, uf England,
has iNTuduerd llamlct in Bt. George’*
11*11, IsmmIuo, w ith fine annief) aad
txMtuates, bat with aflrut (Muttomi
mie actor*. Mr. Betlew does all (be
apraktng, and hia |smrrs aa an actor
are uiurh commended ; bat complaint
Wto be made to the bishop again*! him.
lie ia the mau w ho trained Feebler,
the English player of liamlot, now
in this country.
The (Juakeiw are qaskiug with
fear h-st Ibrtr seel tile eiL la Prim
sylvaaia, whirh has always baea
their *iruugh<dd, their number* are
rapidly dremoaMg.
Catholic chnre.h at Isineuster, Pm
BAPTIHTK
Too Much Bmptium.—The Tokueopu
say*: Home of onr Baptist exchanges
think that with our Duukanl friends
baptism is overdone. They say that
they are “Baptist* in ex ocas." But
why no, good brethren t These
simple hearted Duukai ila believe that
baptism hi a good thing, ami that a
jttrnou can not wall gat too maah
of it. Hence they immerse three
time*, ami that face foremost. This
trine firocesa, instead of softening,
seem* to aaaist in hardeniug the shell
of theirexclnsiveuea, ami they become
not only clone in communion but in
various other important respects.
ready given him twice the sum to ami he in real marry.” It turned oat
allow him a quiet resL"
Bwedisli ami Norwegian iasmi
grants are flowing into AroostorA
county, i\ tho uurtheni part uf
Maine. Tliey wmild tie I be people
for Alaska. If Hewanl would brad
a colony aud settle there, it wmilil
lie partially redeeming, though late,
a life fall of year* and cviL
The Peeked Council.—The Pa|tal
Staten, with a pofNilaiiun of mily
itio.noo, is repn *en(eil in tlie Csmuril
by lA't uu-mlsT*, and the Italian
Kingdom, with a |M>pululion of 24,
OOO.tlUO, by 13.1; while France has
only HI mcmisT*. Austria AA, tier
many 19, Great Britain .1ft, ami the
Cuited States LV Seeing the im
mense numerical prcpim*lecture of
j those w bo are amlcr the dirt*-t nai
trol of the Pope, the Gentian jwclate*
| insist upon the republican bleu of
representation ucvordiug to their
' constituency.
Tlie worst sold mail iu A mi-r leu
! liven in WarrentiMt. lie has been
«intling up a clock every night for
seventeen yearn, and last work, b\
aeeideut, fmtml that it was «u eight
day clock!— Fa Kcnti-rl.
An Etiglisb clergyman in Lauen
ahire was lately endeavoring fa|tt»vc
that ilmT* of go*sI were alwnys iu
tlie minority, ami by partly of reason
iug, that tlie Conservative party,
being in the minority, were right.
To fllnstrnte, he wild. “ I Soil was in
a miuority. hut who was right ?
Christ was in a minority, fait who
was right F But the reverend orator
was literally “ sat upon" when aram-
one ill the gallery shouted, “ Judas
Iscariot was in s minority, Imt who
was right F The effect was taugha
ble. The lecturer waa «tni< k dumb;
for some minutes cottkl not utter s
word, and the amhem-e nwreil.
lUiptutrrim aad Clean Wafer.—
Baptisteriea in churches do tnA uni
formlv prove antisfartofy to the
Baptist conscience. A religious ex-
change retsHstea upon aome of the
lla|itist paper* for tlieir’ frvquent
sneers at “baby-aprinkhng.” It makes
a few telling paint* thus is regard
to the practice of immersing a nnm
ber of persons successively iu bap
tisteries or tanks: “Is the practice
of snci-easive, promiscuous imioer
sum iu a baptistery a decent ami
appropriate administration of the
ordinance of Ckriatioa IsqKisiii t
That onlinaoce la intended to rep
spiritual purification by the
symbolic application of dean water,
aa of obi it was written: ‘Ijct as
draw near, with a true heart, in frill
uasuramx- of faith, having isrr hearts
sprinkled from an evil aonm-ienee.
and oar bodies washed with pure
MBfar.’ IX oay prefer Uiat ten* hr
done by immersion in tlte river ur
lake, it ia well or eouaiatent with the
main Idea. Can the aome be said
when ten, twenty, pertuM« fifty,
persons, men and women, of unknown
pereutwl ImbiU, and ia their clothes,
arc stteceaalvely di|>ped Into the
same small tank of water f Is there
not in sudi a practice a serious
drawback upon tha daocney, impress
irenews, solemnity, ami highest edit
A Perfect Sewing Machine.
“*«B FAIRY."
ron OMLT riTK DOLLARS!
W OKK8 on mvr Ubrtc, frua the mov
I te to tfaft kmfUm Immrrr cki*Ji No
uafaL^uitticfal M»|frtiutijr mjoirrd lo u*w tiiem. flu*
«HM *iU men brwak imit ftp. WiU wnrrati( lo
^ ttii iilfWi lOOtl OQFOfittJMMBJJT fiWN.^4
M,ooo mow n ubx.
UtosXt tons, giras id Ifsii Witt mud <
Harms* casru is **J not (vniu? up a dub «f
to*
ttrsd utoary l* nji* rat IrOtr.
AAkem Her C. It HERVI! KIM,
Owwml Agws hr ib* nb ut ‘Tb* Fairy Dew
»s* Horton*, Oitnoaxitt*. O oil told Coast/. North
drew, and ten grandchildren; tfi-
metited by hia neigh bora, fnemls,
ami fellow eitiiena, whom he for
several year* represented ia the
Is-gislsture of hi* native 8ute, 8.
a awmtier of tha last Corn cut ion,
and a signer of tha ordinance of
secession; for yrara a professed fol-
luwer iff Jeans, and at one time *U ’ W*dn « Msplrtr mitslMa la *a
Elder uf (hr Chun k at Bundy Kna. | r
| CsraHos.
AM AO TOM OriROtJiS Of I OK TRASS
A Irvin* Haiti u* ti*t
rassily to *»*ir w«tl ua*lu*d toss)/ Tb*
t .in “ osannSi UHI *l*».*r s**d X. T.
trtdr of
The Cbareh. the
family, ami the pua
nsnianuity, the
r sorrow not with- >
oat great rauar; bet, hfeaoed be
Gad, in hope.
It was a touching right on
the day of the funeral to see hia
former servants, anting whom two
aged native Africans crowd round
the birr, te lank awe mare, with
eye* swimming iu tear* on the faer
of the lietavml master. Hold one of
them to as > “Master was a good
man. 1 grew ap with him, we were
children ami men together, tie was
a kind, a Jmd, a Christian man, lie
lias gone hapfn."
la these times men like the do
parted ran net well lie spared, fait
the Lord knowetk. “The nghteows
ore taken aaray from trouble." “And
Pleased m the aight of the Iswd is
the death of hia saints." It.
Business Department.
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bp so sows* ilsetorf i
Werf Smrkrr
every leqabSto tor totoity usr-
■XT
Sinpts is s* ■pewlina SB* sat l.Velj to get
sal «f order—Autos /W
ll wpphr* * divslersluw ksif Ml by ibosr
•bs stosss an lisStod. - (My, LW» . «sd
Kerry a-wia* gwi absaU ban os*.—Jf T. Rsa
WUI b* is n«ry bauly ia the Uod-.V T.
fNftWHt
rinpto la *marwties, *nJ r*t tb* work i*
•ttsal lo U« Wot — tbof M»u.
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ca hast, a! ton* $M to $M0.
Kefertt* tcho hare our Pianot iu uue:
Lac. Ix X in
Robt. Psnauf*, V. C4 Oec. 1
X. C. Cor John Lrtcber. Lexington, V*_- C.V.
Ileltna, Chentor. S. C.; J. II Hmitli, Clwwtor,
S.C, J 8. Doagtos, WinnsUeo, & C: C. Bouk-
nigbL (JolambuL 8. C.; and Ueao*. B Burnell
* Female laatituu.-. Cbarlulto. S. C.
Bead far ■ (Xrcolar contsininc TO* pawns of
paraoaa who hae* bnugtat ST1KFF* NANOS
a nor Uw dose of lb* »*r.
Trfa Liberal.
A call i* aobciled.
Feb 2 22—tf
Oen Robe. It Loe. Lexinrtoa. Vs^ Oao.
. D. H. Hill. Charlotte,
Imp Imitri.
Capt J X Huffman, 12AO pay* to 112
^eci&l Notioes.
(ADVRBTtrfKtntXT.)
Ixtraardiaory Annoamoenanl —
tki* Through Cart fully uf
Profit hy It
Mr* M A Welrh,
Dating from the loth of the month, J I. Cassell,
now |mat, we offer, aa Itehtre an Cut D Lent*,
mmneral, s>mbm- of the mol msgnifi J J lstwns,
rent ami stfrortiie BARGAINS H P Phlegar,
etrr offered in DRV OtMIlMk Tlte ——
pnre* are siarmingl) low, um! autne
ot our M) i-nsiomerw Imte expressed
great regret at owr selling tha Goods
au rriM|s leat we break. We man
gwrated these low |>ctor* for push in
January here, with owr Frem-h
MEKIXtM and PLAIIrik at onre mfuairiMafailmigl
showing the people that whgn wo *»**» “—** b# to *i— ito bt«
mivertisrd cheap goods we luemit r *» l ' l, * T h.|ieny g-sd rorastr* of mertl
cheap goods; mid we inteml follow ^■ -
hlg the rh**f. gnutla ptffiry right mote^anumlm^MM
through this summer, and we ray * ow yevato On To Uw «sm* at
write It down as food aa pen and ink yansm rsmgad t* >~w nspi«T*>enis aapr
ran write it, that we nr* offering lmr> cto"T <*®*4wt i*cto»v. .hw nm wkb tb*
gains not to ha met with iw « Mwy unto ustltottostVaaim—H*e*W alwvy*
natnral life time.
Occupational
Fnsto. pore ale to* attah:
- tomrr* by
Ailmento.
to* at tor. Wto
REMOVAL.
a* **4k«jfcg # i
Wholesale and Retail Grocer,
COLUMBIA, a C,
K KSPttTTFV LLY totoiaM Ida fnaoda and
i-nnissm that be fast rrasored to Uia aaar
a i, a* t— ■ fouldiss
i WtatillaORlflU. nfrnn ij lUOaKTI WllWing, OD
tb* owner at Butufdaa* an* Taylor met
aim b* a 01 ensstostiy kery aa load a wvll
aHortr* a—elan ut at aB artidra bt-ks pin* lo
bn hs* «f brnmam. aaek at
Greerrirs, PreiNogs, Tnkaeeas, Etc.
Jannary 2ft 21-ly
E R STOKES'
book nninutr. bli.vt boor mast
rACTORT. ,
AND
PAPER BUIXBO ESTABLISHMENT.
Mem St., Columbia, 8. C. •
H I, A NX BOOKS of all knato. sort, m Shrr
ib. Ctofk*'. J»%* of PiobMn’. County
Cato *1 srno* *«*', Ac. wsd* is ardor, aad ralad
to asy Hitox of Uw bato paper aad atoleriah.
i a an sr w shoal pftatei IwadiaRX A tot payad
ur fcvdrx««L M rtN|utnfai
Ke-urd Hooka. Day Bookx Joorari*. Caah
Banka. UtoW Ao_ of ■/ ow
. Mft einatoaiily <* bead, *1 Uw
Lowrwet Cash Prloos.
TV*
Huair. Panodhnto. Newqaipara. Law Book*
aad >*} at bar work, Usual to lb* naatcal wyto
CM~ tonruns on as to Au.
lisa sow as band s lafyn atoak of Blank
I took Pipri*—HeJism. Dami, Ftol Cap. Folio
Poet. Flat Lout. Bill Hrad Paper, ia psekagra
af fir* hasdtad Ox. qsrtn aud hak abeeu,
' nR tor mIc LOW t\)R CASH
Murch 2 2f>—tf
I)m hM
We ahull atteawl tn
> with the
i aa«Tto-
Ttw ****** af i
lbs S^radwan ia so af*"/. h <
-SO.NUd OF
MI8CELZ<AVROU8.
There is one fort which one mmy
opiK.se to all the wit and argument
of iafidality : tlmt no man aver re
pented being a Christian on hi* death
bed*
Oliver Wendell Holme* wittily ex
pressed the dlfferrnoe between “snp-
plying” aud “filling" a pulpit, when,
being announced on a certain occasion
to fill *n appointment made for Unfit*
Feh 23
aa* A aril Sired. Philadelphia. Pa.
25—fit
Lutheran Institutions.
COLLEGES.
same care aa if the parties ordering absJuwJy ps;* diAwiia aito.iUal tuat*snfl - | Tkia ebuto* iww Hsaie Book by J. R. Gould it
were peeaent, and we ndviar nil who or latbar ntoipfttill tm ttaid ritrarti of afowdy mj pppufo • ao.KUysciwtoa of sU
. , into n*4a and twrki asd bafts. Tha Dhar drsonsoaLotw. ill and ft* par 100 oofae*.
are the ad x-ert iseaneat. to order direct sasss "to >at nsi wrom tis IA ^aa4a far "amsKw
from aa or amd for sain,ties, which _ ‘ r r . " OARRiufiu A oo. Pobikdwr*,
we shall take |dessrir*. in senriing. In
ordering, give rolors ami prices, ami
leave the arlcrtM.u af the gixslx to us.
ami we gnnrantse satisfhefikon or take
the gumU lawk.
In adrertiriog it has m-ver Imre
the habit of this section to assign
real reason* for irdnerd prices, Imt
we lieg to ilrviatc, »ml **) that the
following are onr reasons : i - — —■—— ■. ~ |
Iri. We are more or leas interested
in almnt tlfai.OOO worth of I try Good*
in this vtrinity.
2d. The decline mi Dry Good* is!
fearful tn cotitemidate.
3d.
Tb* Jato* af «*k * “re* a* or bark or pin"
lbs ibnw paqprttoa at a toaic, as skrislii* asd
_ _ ...‘ - , * If a111 ami iits st« liL,i.ds.1 iit
■D •pTWwt. A" "tw t n reii i»m it* wax uovu *»*
tb* BStm: a*r *r* Own Uw an* of ks nwdi-
ebwi m n wiwtolm** It to a too • Wood
tops.*st asd an asnapasawdle.
TW bsli tot idbct wNrb tor Usd bm keaspsr-
is* pnshma as th* TSsJ mpuuntkax If nobk
itosa, sad Kb** to tto* biliatato Misoaph***
I* sapwsddod tlw awpblUc aspor ft air far-
J^ALKU. I
ROANOKE COLLEGE.
Risnok* Couaty. V*. Th* *r*«ioo«
asnuall/ o* Uw **asd »VS*«a-
Aa mf .0 plia hr*, stod RMitiHlW I* toootll*
IWUmwS Kxpanw*. **•*.
Fur paruculsn apply to A C WELLS. Seer*-
nav of tb* FsruRy; or to D. F. BITTLK, D.D,
Piiddast. st ttstr«. Vs.
J. If. CAMPBKLU ftasscial Afoot,
Strssburg, V*.
CAROLINA COLLEGE.
rrra tot • fav ton tsrbdsy s*si»s the tMsb-
UUS| ladUwara ./ a riuslrd atoatoplwl*. •
wbotoaow* tostc and altoaun to arfiwll.T re
^.ilrwL Tl.ia yrasd diaaieroiufn to suppbel to
We .re going to realise cm oara. I ^ NORTH
Oh. nv...,.~I *. «* MT
want to borrow, »nd the only wnj to # 311m u a. bicklk, Pi*»*d**i of Ouikt. houbi
get it is to aril aomtthing. s . ...mm i ... l..l i- l-i 1 nmeam.
If these reasons are not aattefario A Vew VolaBie ot Mtwio for the j * U *
ration of an uppouited am-rament tff I ry, just coll on ns and we wiM give » Fnlkn
you aoit*l jtniof iff what are any. If ^
you are any startlingly cheap goods remur | ^
bought by your Mewl or neighbor, THE GOLDEN ROBIN,
Mrisen Kotatiox.
the ciiorrh F-
Hetifiont Trteocopr.
The new Romish bishop af the
Dioceae of Ahott, Illinois, I’etmr Jo
seph Unite*, has made |iublir hia
first pastoral letter, dotetl Febtuary
27. In tt he deaoaoora mixed mar
riage*, (between Catholics aud non
Catholics,) public schools, news,to
pen, and Free Masons.
A. T. Stewart, the dry goods prince
of New York, has decided that goods
do not despair ol getting some of
them, too, by rtwoou of their being
sold out, hut come right along aud
you will find them, or aome cheaper,
as there are plenty where these are
(mm. 1L C. SHIVER,
Columbia, K. C.
[ . April 0 31—It
C ONTAINING: L HutoCAL Xotatiox IL
Roestto as* KxxkOtosa Ai.irtkl. to Psy*
wn Aenna III Rosa* m *u. OoTAtooxa
IV. aAram Pise m
By W, O. PXRKINH,
Atobsr at Uw -NuMtapata. ' • Jabbato stowl
Tnitopt," A*
Tlw whole tortoise s
NEWBERRY COLLEGE
A LH ALL A, Ores** i outoy.&C. Board,
. . ftl*; Tuittoo, $4 M per naonUi to Cgllrjr
“xrr-'trrRjiasr"
Wtlltolla, & C.
S atlrsrii** Huair
Brhooto asd Bwni-
bii to b* adasird
Choate, be told his audience he could are too high, sod boa determined to
never hope to fill Mr. Choate’, place, bring them ifowm Of eourae, then,
bat he would, for a little while, en
deavor to rattle around In it.
down, they must come,
under I
Every jm.ter in the UR*™**. mm po-pasL
and Eastern aud W eotorn part of the OUVRU DtTBON * 00. Bass*.
Stand from State, oopv notice and rend bill tnd a H. DlTboN * 0IX, fitw Y«tk.
paper to os. ! April 0 3l-2t
FEMALE SEMHTARIE8.
MOITXT AMfENA FEMALE SEM
INARY.
M OCNT PLKASANT, Cabamw Oosstr.
N. C. Whoto expww* in Knpsii and
ftewtsiftc Itopartowsto, fas* ftt« to B*0 p*r
R*V. D. L DREUKR. rrinupei,
Htaint P> aant. N. C
ORGANS
Z ■5SO
l_R- ww
jwiasfawifwail to
■wml iHb am
Di
I ssrvswsrs: Aia
Q «T OKUtTA imrwo I "f*
w HUYMKKKI a io« at Ol"
SNVO^O
Feb 23 25—fit
Mew York Advertisement*.
ASI0V
Maurr's Fmr SinpUrjlig Palefits.
PaUat Eeveraed Wooden Agraffe Bridge
thramboat. ratsim the aweenw** of tb* oU
Wood Bridge, aud dbtoto* Uw wdidity af tlw
HcCal Agralfa, without iu oifectiou*.
Patent Compound Wrest Plank
which hold* tb* Timm. Pin* to ax toyon at
N*|d*. *T»in nioaiaf diflirmitly Thto plank
aerar aphis
Patent Full Iron Frame
eodbmtratca in front of tiw Tening Pi**, that
bcretribi* duugrif iron (which ia stlirr Piano*
hunlully toWTOunda Uie Tuning Pina. I and totu
into tb* front edge of the Plank, and *ffaxuaUy
nwbtatlw twenty ids* atrain.
Patent Diagonal Sustaining Bar
part of tb* Ira* Frmnw. lwxt to and parallel with
tlw Siwl atnit* I XDKtt THK OVKKSTRL*NS
BASS.
Affidavit of Superiority over all.
Tha First fttrtotly Impartial Trial
*v#r Had.
ELDED FOLD TRIALS AGAINST
Steinway'a, Chickering’s, and
other Piano*.
We, Lb* underagned, make Oath that at tb*
tin* at tba Um Fair ot Uw Aswncaa lottituU
held to New York, immediately following Uw
Treat* Krpambm in Pant, boa Aosaa mad* br
Snowy A Saaa. me Pbsae by Cktckeria/ A
Star, am Patrol Aram Aaaa, made by J. C.
Meamr, and a*rend ether maker's instnuneoU
wee* tried again* oaefa othpr. by order and
•udrr tlw control of the ORicen of ttw Inatiuttc,
to fircida wbieh Piano as rxhibilion in eoupe-
utioo abould reenre the Fins Premium “a* the
hmt Sfoart Pimm towera." To obuin an impar
tial in* I, twwr a* of mid Piano* were evened vitk
paper*. *o that one Piano could **i to diSia-
peuahtd from aaother. (during the ctoeaoe of the
Judge") and rwtoe did they aeioct on* of mid
Ptouae ae the hmt, which, upon uncovering, lath
hmta, proved to be Uw mid Pale*! API OX
Ptaao, awarding it “fAe Krat Prmaimm" "trter
aA athertfm hetag the hmt fifaart Pmm kacers
to them."
thee trial earn after Chickeriof A Soae' Piano
had reorivbd Uw lefto* of Hatter aad Medal, and
Jbre'amajr A Soot Uw Medal from .Vspoiws ; aad
tbe Judgeaof mid wbd ware: ,
EDWARD HOIARNIUrER, Prat of Home.
Mivscal Director and Orygiaator of Uw krw
York aad Braoklrn Goofrrratonrt af Mutoc.
CHARLES FRADKL, Uw eenineot and tovorito
Oompoarr, aad Daniis to bia Boyal High mew
tb* Due Gtot*re ol' Saxe Weimar, Eiarnewb.
FREDERICK R. BRANDIES, Protomer cf
Huair; Teacher, ot tbe higher aobooi at
Mime, Ac., Ac.
A. n. BRSEHANN, OigauiM at Cathedral,
Jersey I Sty; Piantot, Ac.
Jrurr NroHcam, Robert Rixoxti,
Hxxar Millkii. Cbables Solowbdbl,
Amir Gkceskikbs. Rorert Hokkkko.
a. C Uaxsut, (Iranior mat Patentee af ato
Arw* Ptaao fhrte.)
Sworn before me tbto ltd July, 1M*.
G. 0. TA YLGB,
Ooeeemiemmem of Deedk.
The Abiob Puko to the cheapest, moat dura
ble, least complicated require* le* tuning aud
doc* am get out of order. It ia
Hie Standard Piano.
Writ* lor affidavits, pnaphlet and circular,
and slate in what paper you mw this advertise
A 0EXT8 IV AX TED
in every dty and tow* where wo have net
already appointed thorn.
COYELL & CO.
Were rooms aad Office, No. 5M Broadway
llaaulaotory, 1(1 A I** Bowery, Now Yoek.
Jan 27 4—tf
LAPIE&RE HOUSE,
Broad and COmtoaf Strode, FMmUphta.
T HE nndeesigned Laving leased th* *b*T
favorite House, aad having refilled an
refurnished It throughout in Uw most elegsa
atsuner. it la now open for tb* reception
cumtr wiUi a'I th* appoints*: ts of a tiiat ci
Motel. r. a BCTTTtRWOfiTH A 00,
Proprtotofi.
«■ , a nuMoa