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T11B LUTHERAN VISITOR. COLUMBIA. S.'C., WEDNESDAY. JULY:*27, 187<k
fur lb# Mlionn VMtur.
pastorate* in South Carolina Synod.
IiKKSViLMt, July 20, 1870.
jfr. Editor: It is gratifying to
boir and to know that our diurcltcti
least some of them—have Ah
^etly taken ste|>s to carry out the
[esolntuui passed at the lust Synodi-
W 1 convention, tn regard to the
formation of pastoral districts. It
Hinftt be self-evident to all unpreju-
djreil und eamlid minds, that this
fttognrc will give what now is wnut-
imr throughout ft lnrg*« port ion of
8yno*i> I mean,* strength and ef-
irieuvy. The charges will bo better
eosbleil to wipjiort their ministers,
4od the time, if the requirements of
the resolution arc complied with, can
^ be distant when oor ministers
«ill cease to lie “buyers, sellers,'’
BB d “money exchangers.”
1 rejoic* 1 to learn that St. Andrews,
8b Jliiharl and bethel churches are
CarMatly engaged in tlie good work.
The members have ugrccil us Chris
tian brvtbreu should, uud have al
mH ir snbscrilH-d liberally for the
sui4»oh (*T Unit’ pastor. They have
not only subscribed $700—mid they
wiU pay it too; they arc not back-
sliders—but they have also secured
a parsonage for him. I have also
rseeired cheering reports from other
points.
This is the right ~way. If the
f'lmrch t'ouneils will hut do their
duty, all will be well. But the min
isters mast not be iu the way either.
Home, both minister* aud lay men,
liavs ol$ectcd to this plan. Some
of the laity say there arc too many
ministers, and that, they w ill not all
tint) charges. Well, what of that 1
1 jay to those who have no eliurges:
"fto out in the vineyard, and limn
charges. If Got I ha* railed you /«
l>rtaek, you trill not aland all Ike day
«0r*
A little Utrd sang » tune the other
day, which was not very pleasant to
my ears. What do you think it
ring, Mr. Editor ! “Y ou just wait,
ami I will tell you.” The l>ird sang:
••Chit, chit, cliit is afraid, chit, chit,
chit will be thrown out; chat, chat,
chat says he don’t care for Synod,
chat, chat, chat will preach fur our
■hurt'll; tchain t<"hah, tehah, iio pas
torate there.” I thought the bird
was making fun of me; it was sitting
on the lowermost branch of the big
tire, you like so mncli. 1 flung my
Wick at it, and away it flew, chat
tering tehu, trim, tchu at me. Now
1 do not believe m birds, and omens,*
owl voices in the air. Neither do 1
believe that any Lutheran minister
would act so dishouestly; aud if
sacli ah one could be found, 1 believe
>H>r people would hollar—skunk.
Mr. Editor, I want yon to encour
age this matter. Y’on have said
nothing almnt it. Do not negloct
yonr business, Yonr work is to
attcud to all and everything that
roncenis the church; to advocate
every measure; to watch over her
imrity; to promote her interests;
and tq please all aud everybody. If
><m do not Blind, that little bird
wiU come back, aud sing a aong
about yoo. That is, I hope lie will.
I wfnt all this pnldishetl iu your
l»per, •ceordiiig to yonr judgment
1 on cau add to it what yon phase,
bat you had better not leave out
miytlimg, or you shall hear from me.
i liav* no notion when I write any-
tbing for the paper—writing is hard
work for me, anyhow—to liiive half
bf it scratched out. Sign this:
A LOYEtt OF TUE (’lit* 111’IT.
Editorial: YVe humbly entreat “A
lover” to love us a little, to pardon
"<W shortcomings, and to' send
tH* amount of Ids subscription.
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Ecclesiastical.
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LUTIIKKAN.
Vemuyfeania.—Rev. J. SchimW,
of the Pennsylvania Sy uud, departed
life in Allentown, in his filth
.'ear. He was distinguished as a
pulpit orator.
*"*e Synod of IHinoU.—This Synods
Almost exclusively German, at its
**t convention, affiliated with tlie
wwuri Synod, though it is con-
”tttcd with the General Council.
. four points were discusstnl in a
Juiut committee from both Synods;
"JU'pletv harmony prevaileil; both
-’\ n<wt4 arkflowledged each otkor us
“rihwiox bodies; interchange of pul-
l"t8 aud mixed (?) communion may
. e Phu» ; and the Genernl Council
18 re( lWsted fo take anew into cou-
s "tenitioii the u fottr point*.”
All editorial in the Lutheran and
■ omionnry ig rather severe on the
**^ no ’*> “od closes with
J* r'T >Tess and definite declara-
tion:
A e only add that there is no
'«*ire on our part to enforce our
'»«»« utwn the Synod of Illinois;’
"’t when out brethren begin pro-
'-eeiiiugg by which to enforce theirs
^Pon us, and seem to hold up a
•pecies of menace to bring ns to
'"'1'iiisce iu desires imported from
; ^ enemies of the General Council,
Paw orders to have da publish
what Is largely meant an reproof for
on rue Ives, they must excuse ns for
accompany iug the rojam
doings with sueli remarks
have deemed just and due**
hi*tu,b4H*9 itt 0 Ckurekt—A di*
turbnnee took place yesterday muni
lug about half-past 9 o’rloek; at Hi.
l’anl’s Lutheenn chureh, comer of
St. John and Brown street. It up
I leant that for some time a disngree
meat has exiatnl among the mewiliers
of the congregation in relMtimi to
tlie clergyman in charge, Kav. Mr.
Iteieke, ft i>ortion of tlie congregation
claiining that he 1ms no legal right
to preach lit lilts pulpit. <>i tWtnr
day; an Injnactiou was granted ft
straining him from so doing, llev.
Ur. Maun was aceqtxlingiy reqnostisl
to Mpply the pulpit yesterday, and
proceeded to the ehurch for that
puriMise. Having flnisheil tlie ojicii-
ing exereisss, he eouimencesl bis
diwHiurse, when a iinialier of tlie con
gregation rose ond left the ehitreh.
,Vs they left the building, the
crowd on the outside tssameneeil
shouting and fllliug up the sidewalk
in front of tin* Imihlitig, thus pre
venting a pijssage. Tlie Mayor,
having been mitithsl, sent ft three of
polii-enieu utUIiW Sergeant Gilchrist,
who, on arriviug on the ground,
ordered the crowd to disperse, which
they refused to do, saying the praji
erty «M tlicira and they would not
leave. He repeated his orders, each
time meeting with a reftvul. when
he nrivsteil Frederick Hprtilman,
reshliug at 408 I’opbir stris t; Earn
est letter, ivshting at 3ft2 Poplar
sti-eetj John Mutiler, residing at 14.1
l>an» street; Mathew Miitieiser, rv
siding at DM Brown street, 'file
parties were taken before Alderman
Tolaad and held hi $oU9 inch, fur a
■breach <>f the pejiec and imitiug to
riot.
Itev. Hr. Mann, soon after the
jiurty left, i-ame out of tlir ehiuvh to
go home, wlieu a largo email lot
lowed hint, nsjig threatening wont*.
The officers were Uiiahy obliged Is
surround him, in onler to profeot
him from vhilcnee. lie was then
escorted to his n-sidem e. The Trns-
tivs of the eluirvh, in eonsispienre
of the distnrlHmce, on lens 1 the doom
of tlie building eloseit, ami no flirt tn-r
wrviee was held there during tin- 1
ilny.-t— Philadelphia J'utdie Emitter.
Monday, July 4.
The fitrtdrn in .1 mrrirtt.- It is a
little more than twenty years siuce
the orgunizaiiiMi of u small Swedish
i-IntivU at Andover. At that time
this one rhun-h of ten meuils-rs and
its jmstor, were tlie sole rrprrseii-
tatives of tlie Swedhih Iaitlienui
Chureh in this ivmntry. In Chicago,
the liev. Mr. I'limiins under the
patronage of the Episcopal Bishop
of Illinois, had built ft tiwedish
Church, throngb the la-nefactinus
mainly of Jenny land, with a Lathe
ran name aud Catichism, but an
Kpiscopal connection; and well do
we rcntcmla-r, in the Sumiuei of 18.10,
Ikiw this stately Mr. Unouius s|s»ke
contem)itnonsly of nnr and
plaas for the inis'ihing Swedes,
in coimeetion wjtli the Eruugelh-nl
Lntheraa Church of the Lluitoil
States. Ia tlie Aiitama of that year,
we ptililisketl a small tract in Swe
dish, written by l’astor Ktdijoru,
entitled “Words of Weleuuie to the
Swedish, Norwegian aud Danish
emigrants,” iu which the former
were directed to Henry and other
Counties ilt ceHtrul lltinoia, as n
suitable .place of settluiucut^ uud the
emigrants were comiselUsl to adhere
to their faith. These were circidutisl
liy thintsnndft) itoth in .Sweden uud
among the incoming immigniuts in
New York. To-day, the om; Swedisli
Episcopal church in Chicago remains
lint one, and has at bint n dying life.
As u last resort, it bad to be re
organized with the Swedish Luther
an Trny erdwok, and over its iloor
otic tuny bow read the inscription:
“Swedish National Chuck.” Cmi
ni a* long since rctariusl to Sweden,
aud now fills some potty civil office.
Ilia successor, once a minister in
Sweflen, aftenvunls lieeamo a Meth
odist in this country, passed over to
the Episcopal Chureh, and is now
sole Swedish Kpiscopnl Procter in
the United Staten.
Pastor Esbjorn, too, returned to
his native hind, and faithfully oon
Uunes in the ministry of the word,
but what ft work did he leave behiud
to attest the integrity .of his character
and the wisdom of his eouroe.
Sot far from fifty Lutheran pastors
now labor among the Swedes hi this
land, 'and if God blesses tlie efforts
they «ml others ore making, in five
years this number will be doubled.
Instead of one feeble congregation,
there are now ft multitude—thirty
three neic one* applying for ad mi** ion
at thi* Contention.
Instead of one 'small House of
worship, scores are being erected
over the Western States, some of
which, like those in Andover, Chi
cago, Eockfort, Galesburg, and YYasy,
in Minnesota, are large and elegant
structures, erected by the congrega
tious themselves. YVs refer not to
these contrasts for pride or gratuln-
tion, but to show “what God hath
0f\ their secret of
ns we
irrwsfAt,” % the faithful
Tills has bM
•f a mother, she wnh unexesprisn.ible;
ne mot as ft dnnghtsr Sf Ugil, shft was
eneonraging sorersw ever rejoicing, even in the near
among the riwt dr* Tbo marly pao approoch of (troth. Mho (raced not
tors of the Bynod were earnest mm. the (sy stings of <lentil's apprsueb,
side ministers of God's wonl, nml to hot n«|<decri to the ewetsmltun i
tlieir help mSrty others have eoiur “Life to bnt npproarkriiig* UoaeI
in the dew of their youth sad a ith s ye*—gone to that heavenly land
Hfe for t'hriiit liefer* them. Ttiey ! where vh-l#sttndcs can nerrr ‘rise,
Huvo been true also to the feith of! nod wliere death never caters.—
the rlmrrh; have bad no unttpnthy Htcssnl cofiMiifiniation? IT. it.
WAHM HININ8 m MANmcmW* C0»ANT,
ciiXxisBms, k c.
with lii|irevcmri«to bn If; liavt not
troubled their people with novelties I
and linmmnfioiis; hare not been
Above them, bat with them fit urn* !
erty, (kkne», and strtigqli'A^-lher 1
ally iqiriMllBg and I wing spent In
their service { and have proven
themselves woHliy of the rliristlan
name they eonfttoe. We mcirr1<si
these things nisi to Mmw bow Knfc ’
it nls ays is to take an lamest and
njien imsttion fbr tlie truth, withont 1
evasion or eotteeslateur of pollry. I
Tlie history of oor fivnlhb tlinrch,
in the pust twenty years, to ftill of
i net ruction, and consolation in this'
n‘*|s>et in looking back oxer It—we
iteelre to glorify the God of Israel!
for all that He has done. Hu* c\ cr,'
some may tani aside into their j
crooked wsys—the fisd shall h-ml j
them forth wMi tlnj workers of
inhpiity-*-*A«t peart *hatl Ie upon 1
l*mrl.— tlrliaet from the LnUtermn
and Mi**iomtry.
Religioua Notices.
Idles.
The N'ewhri rf (‘miferrnee wilt
meet at NmnniitftT T. no the
KWh, according fo original appoint
son*' J 4 J. HAWKINS,
' * ' Nrrrrtarf.
— -•. «-
i
The Ewtetoo AsamdOnavreoHow
of the Kvoagtdhml I.bUhiiih Hvaod j
of \ irgtata will be held to tba Lise *
, rs-ls. ml I jitiimmiM asftaa# ssss&a fts# tj |. ,
ja s 1 #^^8"sWS (ttit itWii#(t ” as * * ftvw #**
lientsiowo, W. V*. rumm*si twg <m ;
ThurMUy cveatag, Angftmt M. Iftffti j
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YVANUO
OROUND “ASIll.RY
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June 9
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CD, (imoral Ayrat*,
(Tint lest mi, ri. C.
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Syasd of
Virginia.
Special Notice*.
■eaHk’t lam Itofeaes.
BOA! ON * IRVING.
f fto XV. IVilltoKier Ikwl, Hnltimnn-,
IUg Masufortiittmif Shins, idiom.
Iftmwens ir., list IWlrm In Men « Enr-
I,
MiBTKU^VNKO! S,
( The tout#*** states that (fnara
Victoria lias ex pressed to the Dsehfas
of riiiihertoml, iu a pmaro note,
deep iuferest in the a|qieuaeHlng
PniU-staut ('isih-n tue iu New York.
“TV «.-«k e*(rto Isri-.” «oc . St. Paul. ‘
ittflil * m fligf i igiitfi u Kimdrril xfiscm n|fs» t)ii' ■
la*. I value id awdu tsal (4.1SU wm SH'tc •
■ hint. In (Hr <ffit 1e#» imeal betanin I
wmi ilftr# are w|1#II d>y imMuiidnl,
nimmsftlflftg Uat la no a mere* hhrisr to
•JDh LttoS, | mas reroomiendivl Id swallow eahsw l, i
X j ■» tone |4U. or any «Ust sdseml pn-
Tlui Exsi^cUuul Lsdhrnia riiuod
of Solith*('*(. iu Y uguua aill
its toinfy uimk *san* mi iIm
t tor an ihuith ui Ftouanui Hill,
SiMyltoi. CuuMt), V
Oft Thar alloy, Aug
tU 41 o’* hoA A» M.
, Alt IH-IWme, oUrUo-r mnahoi of j tsaltar I he etrk *m dir.elcd lo ml
• Hioiol UI Mid. who extm i la nftuc Ur . WH “ to moM'.' U *eia. 1
, 2*000 or ******** com* |^ Ulr- , **.«• tlawi. In that i
i.if.ixMxl. till Al Via Any ik a |M(t. (igg. 4 Muling xt|{Hai4» ritmt*
and Ito’.x ftie mpieatisi Idgirr time!, < >u nsXue«a The tortml imsli. iu..
AmingcmeMts have ui:ulc for , uidtro fti the Hnirfnrx, so I tod | »"» mem tofotoma.
•vguhir nisi ruction in (he Ihoitob ^,,-,,.^^^,,1^ mu , |
lilUglUgC, ill the North »esh rii l’ui euuvcsiM*- to the
versity, MtdbmlUl^fecm^, at Kv- TaUmg U do will bora I., walk a | LXmd TtoZ.
anstoii, 11 hums. Tins h.u las-u d'.uc dtoloiMv of #Hir nnh-a. The train) ihrtr rapid JiSXoioa tl.i,*ah the A-bitj
tor the particular Ism-fit of tins uu from |ha coat pameo lho depot all] tomd.ail--4.-erd a} .So. Ihretewnii.g
meroiis Itoum and Norarguoa art ,.\k>ck .V. M.; from (he ligst
lliug iu niel about Cliirugu. ! P, M. J. v. KKPAMM. MV|g. ^
Withdrawal yf a As* from o t’oo- Bond Kctmil, Wjlbof*. Va.
res/.—A uuii iu the coo\rut ul Joas,
ia Aiiatria, haxing t iauoc.1 the pro
lev lion of (he uvu ljsa, baa been ,
IKIInittl.l lo have lUi cnuveof. rito"
i in#mrally-
mods ha their I 11 ■** “mend (or a loft rag. So ssile |
i-nrcti. tl. m . '>• ratoriry —-or# i of i.sd*. aft. rind I
' a—I aotitotoms nsts huU, a—i plants.
II inasyX sf fthto tMrrtiee s—dr of ewoero
traliogamJ apphtog Hftt vulsraof uo-Ji
(alto **r
Bminew
Depsrtmeat
Xmsys lrairci
VnSrSaMrs das S>ltiev(.l in the pnt-
iliirlftaH Of Iliad, !!ri', pum*rli IHttera.
NfTH* Mid* had a pt(Mlr i.bte alra-
•otmshiot hers etoshtoed with the
Pninm.—Srm V.«» uiili* inn-lin Juris,
ailli to— liarii laaKiuir, O.T ijfot.. #I#.W;
, . „ —So for <le(a.'H>-.. .-nS's, *18; dc-
xgnraed jatora of the A—— aprrtkr* Id l.n-imt ruCs. p.-r ft dm.,
Miscellaneous Advertisements.
Miv rrrr- ■ "SBrr- .«»> Hjt-jd!?K l ..ver.:ru-rnru3tg.-rrr^^J
ARION
iu»©3 in
MaiiDfr’s Few Sirplityieg Pt!«ts.
Patent Reversed Wooden Agraffe Bridge
tliruaghoiit. retains the sweetness of the
<44 wood Hriilire. and obtains file solidity
of tlie metal 4pmh without its idijeot
turns.
Patent Compound Wrest Plank
which bouts do- Tnuiui.- Fisa, is six layer*
of Mai'l.-, raw nmmuK diffctvnl.y. TUto
plonk never splits.
Patent Full Iron Frame
nsM-eutratea in front of the Toning Pins,
(that li.-n-toforr dsamviog ims, which in
other 1’iaooa fasrtfitfly ssrnsnnto the
rumno Pius.) and "Uuta” into the front
islgc of Its- Blank, aud effect natty n-sist*
«Im- twenty tons atrntii. f
Patent Diagonal Sustaining Bar
|KUt of the Iron Frame, next to and
Inland with the stei-l sttlags uniter the
Urrrstnnig lhtas.
Affidavit of Superiority over all.
Tbs First Strictly Impartial Trlsi
Ivor Had.
BLIND TOLD TRIALS AGAINST
Steinvray’s, Chickering’s, and
ether Pit nos.
W« tlie nnilrrslgned, make oath that at
the linn, of the last Fair of the American
Institnte, behl in New X’ork inimedintrly
l.dlowing Ihe Fmarh Kxpomtiau in Paris,
two I’uuss made 4»,v eteiuway A .Sons,
one llano math- t.y Clih-keriug 4 Rons,
iftKi Patent Arion llano made t.r O C
Mtmner, and several other makdw’ iustrn-
MM-uta, were tried a gain *1 ea.li other, by
order and under the cuitrol of I lie officer*
of the Institute, to decide which Piano on
exhibition in competition should receire
the Fins Pivmimit as “the beet Stjttore
/Ysao 4-amra.” To obtain an impartial
trial, trier all ot said Pwuoa scfT covered
with popem, (during the atw-nre of the
iudn-s,) SO that one Plano could not be
ilMUirniahrd from another, and la-trediil
the Jmtgrs ia-li-11 one of tlie xii.l Pianos
as the beet, which, Hysm imroveriuir. both
Jiiaefpwv.xl to la-tlie mid rafeut Arion
Haim, aw.irdnur it the “First Premium.”
“over nil others, for being the bnt Square
I'iiieo l more to them."
Thia trial was after ('l.ickei ing A Sons'
Piano had meiril the la-gion of Hoooc
and Mi.Lii. and Kteinway & lions the
Medal from Napoleon; and the Judges of
«iid trial were:
Kdward Motlmhaner. i'rofnianr of Music,
Musical Ui rector and Originator of the
New Yuri and liruoklya CoiiarrvatoriM
of Music.
eutrn-ri tlie cuuYeiU ut arvmitm*s i
twinging with tour w dower of JU.UUU
iiorina, and la-iug a wcull by la uvav
(lie glcator imrt of her U* time stli
smfvly Uu nine the |m>|a-rt\ ot the ,
riSWto At first alic wua treated
with great frirndlinesi*, Imt after *
time Is cann- SH|sijMftlar suit the
other NUUK, uud repralcdijr n— .
pluinril of tlie |wno*-Wion to shu-li
afie was subjected by tlimi. Al’
length stir cxprcsscil her ildcrtiihi
uthw to leave the enuvent, njsai
w liicb every i-ff.irt w ns m;uto to in- *
tlin*r her to reumin. A fi-w ftMMith*
ugn llfaliop ltndiger hod repented
interviews with lier, re;wesentiog lit*'
aiiifiilnesji of Iwr cwodiu-t, and la- 1
forming her that if sto- pendsted in
her detenuinnthin, not n js-nny ftfI
lav fortune wiftthl be resfond lo her. 1
Tto< nun, howeret, whs not to tie j
iliaKnade.1 final her par|mu-. anil t.4d
the bishop that she wonlil rather go
to service thsa remain in tlie esti-
vent any longer.
Marriage*.
wkiJiFu sml Mrs. A J. IlmsarKR ;
both of Calmrrus County, N. Ik
Married, July 14tli IRTft, by Hex,
A. 1*. to Moser, Mr. At .NAN
and Mias MiOflit; IftttmtrriiKn;
lmtli ofOAmtt us Omuty, X C'.
J U Lluffutan, .
fctosd Id Ut
MLKyacr, 1
wdiufuiL
11 8 XX iugftuI,
Jaw to 124
l“rof C Wclbs
A'W Ut IIM
■t.dia C Fula,
1AM Id 124
Joua (• ll.siwu),
J.W Iu I AO
Dr A L Oxarr,
* IJW lo 124
It Basis,
lJUK |o IU
J It K> *cr.
UNI to IU
< ’ U Ut tpcX,
2.UII tw 130
J \X’ iuflrtlliue,
,1 2.1* lu loll
D tUgalr) ,
2"9 tu 139
It J tipnu^,
Xtoftto I 70
1 lefs‘1* iftii lire be*.
2 «*i tu 1 «
S L Gougfiiinjii,
-4.UU Ui 13fi
1C* \ kil.iaii.
2.jW Ui 114
Mr« Grave*. ,
, j, 2 JO Ui 104
XV Mtk’lrlUu,
2-Aito lUi
It C Ait h.xftrt,
LOU Ui 124
.1 W.i.lv,
t.(» to 124
\Y’ YY’toruMO, »
lAMI to 124
J A ('b-mm.-r.
ril 1.00 Ui 124
John YX'isftvor,
i.no to 124
11 T CVmolL
I.MMn 1*4
A4.ua B Hrntirak,
I.AOU* l?4
l» Kf Vmmi-ci
I Ufi to 124
Andrew A re hurt.
1 no t.i 134
Jnftrpli t.ndwh-k.
IJ» tn 1?4
l( IftwIwM,
1.10ft to 124
J M Motw,
MM to 124
L' A Ovra aJi,'
l.lWto 194
ft I. Ky*rr,
Irii tn.P-M
J K Hcndrbdta,
9..KI t, |A2
K K YYachtir,
t .«• lo 124
lie- > • (H.U, UapUa. NrOrr y*4. II—'
' righi.-ew yasrs hate elapsed same its in-
tmdu.ti.ft.. Iws (bis great irslotolivw been
. ^-iail.il. If ia takes sf sit ssum, is
alt chines, aa the a—* patent safe.guard
*sshra . ptons *■•. as a prate, i ss
all
.htftUty — h*it di
IsirnoitteWt and other uulariuaa feiers;
as an sppriUer; aa a — rerelgJ cure for
.t.-'ftW|s*s; as s rural (.hoc and tavig-
eraat i os a c—'h . aperiral; as
a Umd Je| un at. aa a acre IDT, as a cm*
for 1*IItons sficrtimw; as a karwik-ss sao
dyke; and aa Ike nn la rexrt or
liftliLTn a—lrr imfitvorahle ri mi lost .1 We
es. — h as ardrtitftry puTasha. main*
l—dily ar a—wud aa—(ton, lurdahip. pri-
v at sat sod *x ;«un.
July 6 41—tin
MALTHT IIorsK.
XI» fomi.ii Shirt, of .slier grade* of
iftUsloi, at tower pries, aud
half doccn, as (li.
IKrrrlto** for Stemming.—Measure sane
id — W -*iar- l.eiudlbrtoi a.l—rise roaa.1
the waiaft—h iiglh of sbwve from btsita
■ he si.niild.-rs nr Spinal mhimn lo flu- end
• xhal.idiHis that |ft.slurs ' • f wnafh i.nl hobluiv (to- ana InftisuHluP-
. __ , i- to. *iot Is intuig (In- ri'.s.w. Say what
• * ’ ,ur kind of cottar, witotrilnd. aad taiwun.
-Fift si,1.1* or 1-alt.ais. State if a fall or
stunt figure. *
WBODIKO OUTFITS.
Orders Tor Cloves, Tim, and t 'mh-rarear,
in aa* (juaklhy, however-snarll. ■•rmiiptlr
uWe—toil t«s — » ...
Host. f irWiir lel. with I1U1 C. O.- T>., by
Kvpredt. fe any |wrt id the tiniam.
May a*. 1*T« - 18— It
Cbatica 1 mdrl, th.- eminent am] favorite
('»iti|<<>acr, and i'incist to his Kojal
Highness the One Outarr of Saxe
IVeiaiar, Useuacb.
low. per Frejerick It. Hrac.li.-s, Professor of Mo-
sir ; Teacher of tlie higher school of
Music, Ice.
A. D. Ifesematm, Organist *t catto-dral,
Jrn-y city; Pianist, Ac.
Rolwrt Rieger,
(’has. Suhluedds
ItnVt V
Luthe rviil;> Female SamlnAry.
FpHT; rinft Term ot * New MkAisHc
I. ieirwiU e—ns—wmSeptc— herftlh.
l'JO. ’I In- ITtitriisil has asftociatcd with
him U. v. P. M. ttiVt. . U*e of North Paro-
liow 4’oHwos. He will lie faribvr aUl.il
to a lull i*o|i i jiu-ri.-nivil iiftjs- »f teach-
11< nltimling the im|H facilities fnr »
. ota(.te(.- Kugtiab. I towical and -M astral >
c.ln,., liou.c- mil us fig I he albumnciit
of Miefti M-r,0|itldina*t. as hcrmtie a
li hunt «-,d lift is! win hma,.
Fnr ,«la login- oi further inforusilion,
sppty to
Kiev. H. KAtm.F.fi !>.!>..
Iftithcrvilb-. IfadlMa.ftv Cnooly, Md.
July 11 1J—-im .
Ifow Adv-rtlcmenta.
TtALTlMoflE, .VP.
f. It. IKHiAN . Ilopri. tor.
MDPCTIOX or FAKK. }
Is rs—dderaH— of tin- pi—-nil .lerttiw
lunad of all a-vcsftan« - n|fte-it„hiuur to
Hull I Kn-ptog. the twice ef ibkint * ill 1«-
rrdoerd on a—I after Jo MHO V l< Hrta, la 1
«AA PI K DAY.
H. lag drlrnoiaed Out ovd.iug will lw
ton ambftn- in the futme to make the’
“Mattto’’ * hot it lofti bees ia tbOpust—
saiwod to ftouc la the city, . |
TV) treat Maalcal Disoorcry I
Dr WALItS S CA.uroas,'iA
VINEGAR BITTEiiS,
*i j
naadrcdi *r Thoarasdi s
u - . -p t, ,u. os,
plv. I'-sts
-.4 ?
<rri
YTK/.7 't'T't
May S3 1*70
38-ly
Obituaries.
** xf»j
I Mod, near Neersvillp, in laimlouu
County, Y'a., on Uie 2TM of June, !
1870, alter a protracted illucsa ofl
abont n year’s (luralion, Mina Ki.ts ,
ADF.TH YYlflHfe in tit* 09th JTuir of!
her ngis
Sister YY'ince wa* a church'mem her
nearly forty year*, having eonneefe.1 1
licrself with the ehan-li in 1AX1. She
iiorn her Illness with patient resigtiril
tioato the wHl of OM| and (tied, mt'
are tnisf, in the hope of a hti*Kfnt At /toga* Noadiny Matter,
immortality beyond thd skies. May
all of her Mentis—some of whom, off
aunxint of their having removed to a
distant residence, she had not seen
tor a longtime—lic permitted, through
riches of grace in Christ Jesus, tlie
isinl of glory, to finally join her in
the futuro hoiue ol thc righteous, ami
share with her the moot's rest in
glory, where there aknlt forover l>e
no porting or sc)>uratiou-
► CihEAT
SOUTHERN
T IIK Mitdct'.ign.il rr*i«i'tfully ffitlh. ,
his frien.lw *lld (he piddle geueralty.
that hr Keep* , luistaulb on baud a L-ir
Keeps i-aaftnife
I uud seln-ft aasortnuftit ef lluns, l"ixt
Asimunibun and Sporrinia's eotdwiiciits.
tor ciugi ps, \\ Ileox A-
Dtril, on Friday, the 1st of July,
1879, In Sullivan County, Turn.,
Mrs. (.'ATilftitiXl! Hlricr, with of lVm-
bcitoii limit, aud daughter of Mr.
A. Deck.
Mrs. Hunt towamo a member or
tlipi I.athcqpi Cbnrcli in early Hfe,
and proved faithful to lier “high
culling” until lier death. “The Lord
cnlla.* It to truly grntlfytuff trithose
whom she “ontstripped tn the span
of lift*,’' to kuotr that she died with
tbo full usHtrunoe of participating Iu
tlm joy of the heavenly Caiman. As a
a wife, she was obedient and kind; ns
M(*NTI1I.Y MAOA/.IN K.
Two Alton per Annum.
.’to fVyrw . I *’nrrrtfte«ie« fe.
YVatkery Kxtras & fDgstMl, *
niNl Ik Wyatt Aiken, >•*
Cknrinafon, B. <V
-l.itv 14 SH^-ly
' Snoring Utchinca. Guns, Pi*to!r,'
Etc.,'Etc.
in form-
ilri.
X
yporrim-ti's cpiiiinic
II* to sb— •«•-«! to. KiasA II rtrn:
(•iUto*. and Y\'lts.*i's Shuttle Sewing Ug-
cbto.-s, which rati lie exambteri a* his
IxtdMV*
to n ing Machine*. Guns Pistols, Inin
Safes, lawks, ire . n patrol in tfic tost
uimiarr, aail mtiafsi torn guanuinuL
Work fn,m tlie country promptly uud
toilhfuU,i Mile—bit I*.
r. a. sdtsF.rpitu,
• klaia St, ( iduatlda. 8 C
_Jau 99 -i—ly
THE BOOK JF WORSHIP.
fVi-tod ft* nmimra, ef (to Xeomfl.'ni In-
tbernS 5k—d V h>*n* Amwma.
Tvs Delightful Hew Katie Books.
PIANOFORTE GEMS.
a Ssa&aMwteS^te'
MwmIh-s. S< liotti«.-lie*. K.itowns. Fowr-
llsml l'i.i-e«. yu4.liill.-s, *«, jio-t issued
in one hook mmpli-t*.
ertml
tiik imftTir ov Oku#.
A New t'nltor«.fti of the Bund impnlar
Hougs, Dulbuto. iftlpt I'.h-u <>f the tiny,
utth an s.-eoniiWnitnieiit HW’the phmo-
forte. Prirr of each. Ifampia, (SJIO. Cloth.
(T.OO. Clotb, fuSTSi
AMifeiM rs W7 \N aMufCUni Uur
n. 711 Itroiulivaj-, Nt*w lark.
StHy n 47-0t
GREEN’S
MANSION HOUSE.
COB. FA IU TAT It CANKfiON STBEfttR,
AtKXASllRIA, PA. -
June 13 ' 41—tf
.Intiiis Nriiinuilt,
H«wy Miltor, ■,
Attgnst <menlicrr. ILdiH Voeliseg.
G. C. Manner. (Isventor and Fstmtra
of the Arion Pisii.i Forte.)
Sw ora ls fiftv me this 23.1 July, tw».
0.0. TAYLOB, Cota’r of Deeds.
Tto- Aiiou Piaiai to the rheots-st, most
•luralde. least .imi|,H.-at<i\, l.-quircs teas
tuning, —l.l does not get ant of order.
It to
The Standard Piano.
Write for sflhhivifa. pompblrt end rtr-
cular. aud state in u hat imj>cc. i on saw
thi* ildrrrttortnent.
C» A G ES Til IT J XTET) ^
iu even- < ity and town w iiere we have
not already »|')»«nr«il them.
ABION PIANO FOltTE CO.
YYnrrrmuus and OfBc-, Xn 554 Rnudway,
Maoufnctoiy, lb7 It 1S9 Itower)', N Y
Jan 27 4—tf
RUPTURE CURED.
Marsh's Radical Core Trass.
KrA /Vasrats, SJm JUTtmnU 1* A*
.Vo ytorn! toeOhae," ISC7.
tgtos— Xe 3 UJriey Street. BoUimoer, AM
Sf*i*gt oJt hut B**l Po>h feprrTumi.
T HK beat sml won cflvctive Trura
kumtii for tbc cure uml n-lief of
Itenpis or Rnjitnre. Thi* Truss has ro-
cciv.-d the Naa.-tiou of the umnt eminent
physician* of tliis .iiuntry, who do not
liesitatr to recouunend it to those afflicted
with Hernia aa tieiag superior to all-
other*.
ft is the onto Truss thst wilt retain tin.
IwwrU with »ny u-itaintr, aud the wearer
cau feet assnn-il that lie is using a rviunly
that will he at all time* safe and cffertoiil
to its upcnttioiis. Hf this we gnanuiteo
eutiie aattofprtion to all who may conic
under oor trewtuienr. -
. teuton’ silk ebistic alslomioul lielia fur
. ami as
if}
TOOT ABB NOT A WX
DR INK,11!
ut «* to* lifts pus*> w tsdr. ajdf
...i so.,* * s—ow; Os. •* to—t—
y' .'T oo to urankronsft—4 xadnin, but are a true
roi-j.idfftry, falling of tlie womb,
n summit to the hark and .ilxhimiiud
muscle*. Anklets, knee caps aniLstock
ings for variewe veins, nlct r* ami weak
joints.
Shoulder braces for ladies, pints aud
t liUilrcn, for the i-nrc of stooping of the
T IPS Hook. of«T4 pages, *4mo is now
re.'de. IVe give the ehmi b elglrt
•ruts <ut even ropy sobl, nad in this way
part of the profit* accrarto flic .-hutch.
1*14—. in Rli*ep - #1 00'
Hark Arii»HmHC...:j.j - 1 25 t
Arulsiupi* (Ith..,..; 1 00
Moron-o Turka, gilt i*bt* SO*'
Ybuoci-o, extra gilt, 2 JO;
Tmkcv Moroero, plain 2 75 j
Turkey Morocco, mi|irr*\tra a»t».. * 00
Turkey Antidnc.s 5 00
Willi gilt ilasju., «U routs extra.
Ministers and rongTcgutbnis are re- |
quested to *cn<l on tbrir onlef* at oucs-,
to whom o iltocouut of ten piw rout, is
FtTJ’lT KDITtOX.
Plire, iu Sheep, 9*; Aiubeanur. gilt
islge, M; Kngllsfi Turkey. $4. Ten per
rent dtocount made (o thane who buy ia
quantities. llf’FFIK A 1’HAPMA.V.
tlook (rilers, Coluinbis. S C
SfeESjiSOT^ssayaaaa
Km ticrsmm #ftk#Uw*M» E u r«, Kocoruiuj; to
fi»x,i»iiiw9fi*> HBrnNa
a, I oo trl’l bOSTTvK for an in'Tiratjli «•<% prt>»
Txxf Uirtiffv i aro *>t
Toe IaAvuiu jjryj»iChrrmi? E^o-
m iront Teron. m» swiftti» BL.
IUH aro CfeVkH If Vilifitad Blood, Nat*^
|. r* ~ri T en'.*«‘1 t-r u-i*n*-**™ 1 *f **•
^•ff^iiws-wSVSto toeoadi.su* atiodM*
r.xsXs&Err?*™
gfSSSSsBttste
mria—d iumrad <** ftadto of Yfts >r>u*s *01
FMftlfl - 24—tf
1UXE BIDGE HAILllOAD.
riXRMNS on tto Hlii* Uklftir Vail road
i run daily, Sunday* cxrojdod 1
tear* An.lcmon Rt— J9 P* 1 ^
Arrire at Walhaltaat.!...: 799 p-m
ls-:.vcYV*lh:ilU at 2 30am
Anivr at Andcpam ct... v ,.—8 19 a tu
t.
iKEH. SI 4M CflMMNWN#, 1
‘" r - y-ipmEa^-
rwitows, sbA « salt* Cor*-
aiY. DitrodtoTs ats
ar- v *i.i» :
1 ..\tkuh
July 6
shoul.ler* and iiaft rh.et aUpOUder.
J'ilc Iiistnimcnts. tin- mial Mua-rior
article in nsc—liglit, easily sdiustnl and
effectual, lustmas-iils for all jdirtoeal
defonniti.-s, curvalnn- of tlie spiuc, bow
leg*. cBb feet, ter.
f’esaorie* trud crotches of the moot *p-
]«vv«l make.
S. M.VBS1I & CO.,
No. 3 Holiday .Street,
Baltimore, Mil.
June 22 42—tf
THE
LOrKERAN BOOK STORE,
TKf rt. 807 Y’ine Street, Philadelphia, Pn.,
lx to now wepared to fill oil onl
for
to now im nnml to till tul orders
any of onr Clinrcb I’nblkwlious, amt
ail other Theological anil Misti-ilaneoiw
works.
Sunday-schools will find it to their
advantage to favor ns with their order*.
Special attention given to tbc selection of
Libraries. Sf
rniott PnjiPT and n genernl assortment
talio*cry always on liuitiL Address
-rs to T. L. SCHKAC*. Sirpt.
P 0 Box 188®
May 27 1«.’0 . 42—tf
44—tf
WATCHES AND JEWELRY.
1 still continue the YVstch and Jewelry
biudncss iu my new estsblisfiment,
comer of Hicliardsba and Taylor alrrot*,
Goliualita, S. C. y, ,
Gold and Silver Watches, Jewelry,
lUng*, Silver awl Platcl Ware always to
be told, or furnished on favorable term*.
dixAs, Wafehcs, Jewelry, Music Boxejs
Instruments, Ae„ repaired by an experi-
eitctMl European workiiurn.
. G. DTERCKS.
J;in 20 21—ly ;