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THE LUTHERAN VISITOR.' COLOMBIA 1 , 8. 0.,‘ OCTOBER 20, 1870.
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fUr tfcs Luther i
TfeKor.
l» have
r*n
—- .
f iTbe spiritual kingdom o $od, ns
regards man, consist* of P -oj pkrtst
of which one is on earth,
.is
otficr Si bcaveu.
ntid the
This spiritua 1
may b< ;ikenr<l
* j^jxped | so, but in au ei
L gwater degree, is heaven *
kingdom of God.
>* nl»to M m^ y of which thi dart on
earth ia the rertikule, and tie part in
heaven, the inferior. No4, ha the
interior of an edifice is alwfcvs more
*> beautiful, grand and mswnffieb'ut*
aad, consequently, more I inciting,
’ comfortable and desirable jthhn the
vectibnle that lend* into Jt, hml is
ingly
>rf fclork
*5 ois and, consequently,
* drained than earth. Th
effects of tl»e »«* gift
intel!
heaven
When the Apostle Paul |
up to the third heaven int
he heard “unspeakable w
F ifi is not latvfhl for a m
Audi t doubtless, even Pi
of heaven did not exU
> whole of it, for he was
only to the third heaven.
himself writes, 1 Cot. ii
llectp ntjrly fail
reu fh ttll the fulness
3°\
r
hath not seen, nor ear
have entered into tin?
t- the things which (tod ha
for them that love hi
phrase, “Into, the heart
doubtless includes hie oirfc as
that of all others. All t at u
* farther said of heaven n th
nection is, that its glory is* j
'? and that the happiness o t
nhhll prove so fortnnntl as
thore will also be perfect,
On earth, the condition
‘ Christian is very far dl Fereut
what it writ be in be: veil,
notwithstanding that h i enjo
pdbanitt i)f the Hstyfcuih
be
eat
human
c^iieeive
ltd glory,
s caught
latadise,
s, which
to jntter.”
l’s vision
the
t up
lie
“Eye
ither
man,
•♦her respects, dWajft are dangerous.
Tt is true, but not exactly in the
application in which it* author used
It, “extra eeetenia, non jmiltM.” It ia
true, indeed, that oatiftrie of the
Christian church, there la no salva
tion. God has almt ns up to the nsa
of the means of grace for salvatiou.
If we neglect to make a fttithfiil nse
of the means of grace he has put
within our reach, we do it at our
peril. And these means rtf grace are
fonnd onhf in the ehnrrh.
It is true that God has not shut
himself up U> the use of the means
pf grace that he 1mm given the
bndrcli iu conferring salvation, aud
that he may, as in the cose of the
peniteut thief upon the cross, confer
it withont them. * (’onaoqnently, he
may, yaa, he doubtless dees, confer
salvation upon those children of
ehristiaus that die without having
been baptized before they arrived at
the years of discretion and responsi
bility. But if parents permit their
children to arrive at anch years
withont having them baptized, and
they die before they are brought
into the church, what guarantee
have we that they will ^>e saved f
And if they are not saved, it will
evidently be thought the fault of
the parent. Doubtless, many youths
will, iu the day of judgment, charge
their parents with being the authors
of their eternal loss through neglect
of the faithful discharge of tlieir
duty towards them whilst on earth.
And how aw billy dreadful w ill be
the ring of the stern Judge’s voice iu
tire ears of those unfaithful parent*
whose shortcomings, as .well as
actual transgressions, have not berm
repented of and forgiven, “Ye knew
vour dutr, bat did it not."
W. K.
Tt
Ecclesiastical.
. -;r , UTTHKllAN..
'■ The Hynoti of Central Pennsylrania
met on the 4th instant. It resolved ; ft moat ha, and IS days,
to *np|>ort six benefleiaries. It »'
Mm. A Kg Catbabucb Bohmudek
waa born near Frank on barf, tier
mpny, on the 15Ch of April, 179ft,
and died on the 27th of ffepteraber,
1870, makiug bor pilgrimage 75
re
quires $2,500 to pay off Its Indebted
ness, and to early on Ita present
benevolent operation*. M. L ICeip-
ler was licensed.
The East Pennsylrania Synod enli
vened Beptemlier iiftth. Sixty cier-
r
lay delegatesj j
Mother 8rfc
ecmatry in
Mother
ttawved in the Evangelical Lathers a
Church in the 14th year of her agrv
She waa united la wedlock to him
who bow mow rat bia loss, (n Urea
her, UUO, aad waa the mother of
two of which have
gymen and aa many
were pireat The Synod baa Jour-
teen boticlicinriea. Jacob & Jacobs,
“a pious young African," waa ran-
oinmended to the Education Society..
Hie following resolution waa poarad j
and t
emigrated to this
1*33. She her
her mother ehnreh, and she
bar loro tor It by uniting
and remained a combatant
to her death. Mother
Resol red. That the constitution of, not fear death, hat
this Synod be so amended aa to dia
I
‘Be ye
aa found ready.
cmia eoam asnaim: “1
penae for the future with all exclu a good fight,
sively ministerial sessiona; aud that. exame." Thia
the aocoud section of chapter 10th of for bar funeral
the constitution be so altered aa to ' Urn aamomaa i
adapt them to this change.
fiynod of ikmthem Ithnoia met in
Perry ( outty. How, September 9d. • I, Church Notio«8.
Bov. Wm. Jeukma, the senior mia m +~"
iater, waa {ireaent. M. L. Scherer, a i
licentiate, waa droppad on account
of unchristian deportment.
Synod of fates, Septemlier 7th.—
The Synod waa the largest held in j
Iowa for yWa. $1P0 we
for miasiona.
Will mart at Bethlehem, near ro
mans, on Friday before the 5th
Sabtiath La October, at 11 o’clock.
Sew. Prof. Smeltzer will read an
essay on “An Efldmt Ministry, 1 *
| B*r. W. Berly <$» on “An KAeieut
, Phuieh."
Gettysburg Bernina ry has 24 theo
logical Mtmlruts. Au additional pro
feasor is to be elected, and the en
domnient fund aa well aa the con
tiugent fritid ue«*d to be iucreaacd.
For Hie I.uUirnui Viaitoi.
The mibjeet for dmenmion ia “the
nature and avrnta of the Govcmarent
sisl Dtaripltne of our General Syn-
I ad
Hrv. J. X. Derrick ia to |>rearh
Gettysburg Callage.—.The Ieitsekr\ft '*1 ^’TiTwKt\k
says: The Auam ial roaditiou of this \1\11 *
iiMtitation »i*peora to be very pram Ind Chreilu Ijioi
rio as. . |
Kev. J. N. Uarwh, of Mechawiea The Forty-sixth Annual Poo reo
Imre. M<L, has rereivrd a call from tk*i of the Evsngelioal Iatthcran
the. laitherwo eongregufion at Wll Synod of South Carolina aad a^ja
Ham sport. |«rtrt States, will begin its'sessions
* in St John’s church, Charleston, at
in. o'clock, on Thnradsr, the 17th
«lajk of November, 1870.
MIFTEI.I. VNKOI
Church of PugUind.—The poaititm
of the rhan h of F.uglnnd la such
whom iuflh, the renre of IOP 't There wua once a little boy sbo
given, con$^9*toWW * erf h«\ing ^ p MMIC n, ;it H jp>hle« egg
bec^ adopted a cliibl >f Ch>«II mid . evw - v ,| H y, but lie cohcfeded tluit
eternal lift befool the ^ t . ; , nMS too al«w, and he kilb*d
tomb nrc ifhpartetl unto him, aial, as ^ mijrjtt all at
a-oanpequence, jicsoe, j >y nndlhap- Bitt it tnrnevi ont that be g»»t ! ( ij Mnnv 'n„, rf . i. nil)fn ltntnaniain
*!??■-■ n '. th .{l n - , ‘ [ tta ,lluWl f 8PS for lh«e w(k* im «** !,„ ond „ ,
the Gtd> produce m UMfsoul ^ f OIIUi j i u j u . Cf ,tu«l she was
e IS s ^» dead, mnl could lay no mon*. “C
Md ult'iw' ""W"* tb “ ho " 1 S»o' «v jon Um <” i w u lhikMt,
uith all lie doe*J aud is lit »0 , t i, 0 ri;; u t liKU \ tl> ^rfectfou “ * 1
natofni the Evaiigeli«-al jauly with
J. HAWKINS, S*>p.
Business Department
m
Mmt*It Tl
w * |ho
ebris-
•Indes
if the
lumber
• *>
(ho^*
[eh are
jrerk
&
*&
for
ilfel f1 j
and
irihing
- rcsi
re cjtn
[^ibe
fokw
l-erTurt}
Ws*-
d ’ and
the
sib* a
sbo^c I
sfeW e
time trhothy absent fro n him, it, to
Life extent that it is weaetiU rtni-
ders him unhappy. In the Christian
church, however, arc bund p|t‘ute-
oaa Encana of grace, th »fuithfnl and
umceafwt use of whi Ii, the $Ioly
Ghost owns aud Masse: to the qbris
timy growth ill grace till become*
“in the unity of the fai h, and of the
.'knowledge of'the iSou < f God, onttt a
l»erfcct man, unto the i lcasure of the
stature o^ thc fhfncss c ' Christ-”
Tffofce inoans of g ace, through
which thin Spirit v trO<l works
riio reg< neration and
of the j soul, are
coven amen mcrctea of Ooil to |
tijiiiS and their childre and, indeed,
t to ss tnauy—tchocrer t key Biiy be ■ ■
SJjIfiearing the Woril rtf' God, shall
receipBjffiuto. honest iKwfn,- and
lirove .olajdicnt to it ji Ihcir livc<
“Foe the premise is mto you, ami
ioyfear ehihkeu, tuid . ** nil Hint arc
sfirr off, even as man ' aa the liohl
onr God shall call.” Acts ii; 3b.
here reft rml to-is tluit
of «Nr« tffft of the Holy Ghost,”
mentioned in t}»e prec xling verse. <
Whce, then, the gin of tlie Holy
fiTiost is promised urfo the diilmcn
of ors, as well a 5 unto l>oficvera
themselves, it is bnt natural tb iH-l
quire, At what agt are children
capable oTroueiviHg t A Holy Ghost f
The angel, in onuoiu ring to Zaeha
is the fiMt that a son should Iks
unto him, sens legarding the
iid, that it should he filled with the
Eily Ghost even fr|m its mother’s
ikhke i; 15} As the birth
ras net miracu
lous, but natural, w< infer from his
gMe that children kay receiver'tfio
Holy as soon is tliry ure born.
From a child Timotb r knew the hol^
Scriptures, which Hie able to make
wise unto sidvatioA thi-ougU faitlv
♦ srbich » in CliristJ Jesus. 2 Tin*:
Ui: f8»: The.xneanabf gfacb through
which toe Holy G$ost is «npart<«d
unto the children
doatoasUy, baptism.
ed
>. 1
verily,
except a man lie Ik ru of r ater ami
of the Bpirit. he can not enter into
the kiug^ouj, of th d.” -John
If, then, 1 ctirhltew
refeelviag the Holy pbost as soon as
they are li&m. nnd If bsptism is the
means of* grace iu j the proper nse
of men I9, /»$
“ Jes»8 answer
say unto tlicc.
iiij 5.
■are esrpable of
Jjat
c «n<l
i’.MooJ
»f *hicb the
ft, ’hrongjif' to
girt 1- ^ 1 l
W*.v OWffKfi
.^Baptism holds
to the.
eision to »tl
r Xhv-Wew» wen
to t
eight foiyk old,
ferenc^ is.
is imparted, we
question, How
be bnptoaed. ft
same relation
tost ckctun
VtMsmh .r^mtx h.
of 0ml
children when
tWs tfwM in-
11 ought to be
eatly 5 W«
ftbbve qnetj-
sooner the better.
iMiber tlibt
worumfufict 1st
as well few te
• *v.;; ? 4
he should 1h i careful not to
*0 KL
himself so lunch uhile he
- 1* . > ff
chising others. It is ini(M>s*il>lc for
a minister to escape cat«*chization in
onr tkiy; Sometimes ht' |mnuhes too
much, aud then too little, and when
tlie i*eople judge that he bus not
preached enough, they would do as
the little .boy—kill the goes**, get all
at once, and lie done with their
trouble; . We are sort* that the com
mand is a broad one: they are,to
“go into the world and preach the
Gospel to every creatnre they are
not “to take scrip nor stove;” in ti
ling that everything neCesqgry
would be- pto\iUcd for them. Aimiu
it is Siiid, ‘^thc* laborer is worthy ot
Ids hire.” Ami ;i^ain, ‘^hey that
feed the llock, skull they not cut ot
the milk r I,
Now, denr Bro. Kudo, we are in
fi>rme«l that the Pastor that serves
Mr. Catechism doe* not get money
enough to boy a decent Boat to go
to Syuod in. I think there should
be a change. The boy rfltonkl be the
goose, and the goose the boy awhile;
for'turn 1 abrntt is fair jray Preach
ers liav^ sbmlacliti, smd da lures to
be satisfied, and the only hltcmative
is for them to stfend liehind the
counter, in tlie mill-house, or in the
witton patch, for they remember well
that they who do not provide fur
tlieir household is worse than an
infidel.
• Again,.preachers must be careful
whom they preiwh for or to. The
time seems to have come when they
can no longer be ambassadors for
Ckriat^ipit mcnpkaxrr* they mu ft Ite :
If a minister preaches to a certain
congregation, he is set doicn <t» a radi
cal, or some other CAT^CHiZATtow.
Now, Dear Bro., I would remind
thoa§*aetochisen that my Lord also
gave another command, and it was
this: “that tlie hqui|e or city iuto
which they should enter, if the people
did not receive them au<l supi»ort
them, they were to leave, and when
they left they were to wii»o the dust
off their feet as » testimony against
them.” Aud the Apostle Paul, when
the Hebrews would not be iier-
suaded, said, “I turn to the Gen
tiles.” There is a diversity of gifts,
and sosfie people have an uncommon
gift for stiugiue**, amf while our
Brotlier prays for zeal to be added
to the minister, we pray for the
grace of charity to be added to the
laity, and when these graces abonnd
it will be well with us as a ehnreh.
Please jrabfisU this aad oblige,
rioua.
I The judgment given a wrek or two ,
ttl * * ago on Mr. Bennett’s case, which I
on * dsre say you have given to yonr ( _ 1 w
on- But ( rparf,.^‘distinctly ajlndts of the Real T ^ ILdtoway,
catechise 1 t^ing legal doctrine ia the . *
is * ate* i’i,,ir«.h ot’ Vititi.inii \f^ llennctt - - — -- ’
IXMto US
2.0V to 144
2A0 to HO
2J*0 to 15$
2.50 to lft$
J.00 to 12$
2.50 to 174
2A0 to 142
— to 104
2JS0 to 102
Church of England, .or. uenncii ( < p,^. r
nnd bis friends are forbidden to. K*v A l*hilh|«pi,
speak of the “visible,” bnt iaa> teach , Mrs M M Ward,
the “real, actual pivsence” of oar , Hr* K Gray,
Lord nnder the forms of bn*ad and , 'j?
wine n poo the altar* of onr ehnreh
es.—Fkterior.
• ...» at v* .#■ , ^ s
Result qf the lhtgma.—-Since the
promulgation of infallibility, the Ar
menian Patriarch at Jerusalem re
fuses .to lend his cathedral to the
Utin oImkj to ck-hrtU. «*«, |v>^r fe.V. W-k. H M. I4mr.
Bt. James «lsy. I Mow. and dt*mo»t everybody with y»*or
Several of the professors in the rsi^rTtl and Hsafebodvr odor, wtoo f>r.
collegi** of Home who refused to sign I CaZareh Kemedy wBl dr-
the petition for the promulgation of I ^ d»«rl»sr«e
at - a is v .. t _ , TV pvoMwwf f*i00 for m mat h«
for Son ISryment.—Mrw
K. Wilson. Virginia; J.G Way land,
WhilKj. ^
Special Notices.
impobtaxt notice
TO
0WW1IM OF D1T GOODS 1
Ad Retail tbders amount,** »» $«0 and
Oetr IMhrred tn any Pnrl »/
the Country
F»to *f B»pr#at Char gas
HAMILTON EASTER A SONS,
OF IIAJ.TIMOKK. MIL.
15 avder tbr UrStrr lo atari lifer wants
K of their Retail CmUoater* at sdirUarv,
bars eetstditord s
SfikHTP^/f
atm will, fnwMt m»fdtrnH*»u. ymmattw send
by matt fnl! Ultra of of (hr Xrt -
est sad mort r».W(m.li|r f*<tod*. id
Fret tell. Fn shall sad Ikoodlr Bstts-
PttwMoim at *11 liwo to oN
ot Ur, If not at trm prims, thon any honnr (
Hi the oitnlrr
Botlar «r tod* from (to lurv> «» nnd j
rrVhrsted munnftrtnrrr. in rii. :
dMfrieat aatts «f Bwnsw. sad Imnntttnc !
thr.r »»o« bv ftteanM-ra direct tw IfeltHaor.-, i
WT Wiiri U st alt Htuea promptly aap- i
plied with the novelties of the fsmdott I
sad Pan* markets.
A» we hwv and aell only far cosh, nnd
male ao bad debts, we are *14r aud wWtaff
toarllowr gnudeatrsoaTzK ToKirrr.K9
noncitT idem Fsorrr than if we gave
r samples snesify the kinds
rf. tee krep the W
•ftam of «rooda. from the >
easily.
yatMl H the cash wQI
be mat C. A /*
PsoMPV PartSS Wimi.BSALZ Bt TSBS
am iaeMrd to inapert thr Stork in oar
ami 1‘arksae HeMwtmmt. Ad-
dm* HaM11.TONEA8TFR A 510X8,
m. Its. to! arid ms West RsMmateftL
Oct f 4-4f] Baltimore. Md.
JACOB S SCHIBMf H.
DBALKB IX
■ts m mrz me %
1W» KANT BAY,
t'HARLKHTOX, H.C. :
Ort 12 7—ly
P CHARLES P. STEVENS,
» d. A. Strrens d Mon.)
of Furniture sad Dealer
ia Lumber.
BALTIMORE. Md.
rf VFI'H'K awd Wimewu, So. S B-Cal-
v/ Tf-rt St. • KarOvy, Xo. • law St.;
Lwatorr YwiU, Pdrn, F.otaw nnd Front
MterU (Sr|it. tl 4-ly.
* ■■ n ■ ■
Columbia Advertisements.
; *.*tt ml. irix- -- 4
SIW.C SWAFFIELD.
AHEAD AS USUAL
t.
Out* Fall Htoek
or
CLOTHING, HATS,
AXI» GENTS’
JPtii'ntMhintr <>uode,
mow nt store:
-w-
STOCK
flit' dogma of Infallibility, have town
disnilaped.
Twenty-*ix (ierman prufesaors of
law and medicine at Munich, Bava
ria, have added their signature* to
the pfwtcat of the theological faculty
against the resnlts of the (Ecumeui-,
cal C'ounuiL
The Roynl Upi»er Master of Cere
monies, Duke Moy, has abandoned
the Church of Itome ou account of
the pronmlgstion of this dogma.
Prof. Michel im ha* publicly doclared
against receiving the hated infalli
bility.
Tlie Bi*lu>p of HU Gall, on bin
return from Koine, ad<lrv*m*d u letter
to his p<*o|»le, declining to accept the
conclusion of the councik
Not a few other bishop* have made
known tlie same determination. Poor
pope! * The German budiofM will not
—and Napoleon can not Thus It
goes nanslly when men attempt too
moch.
Jg Wl.U.lt - -I ■ ! - 1 1 1 1 1 11 1
TBS LAR0S8T AND ]
WB HAVE
Mr MR orthuhif m tub public.
M EN'S aud Itor*’ Hat* of everv d«-
. m rtplK-n. TnuL, VaUara. StuiwK
I
ttnjps, I>n mkui^ lio.ns 4 >
A wtperior Htitrt. wcvev 1n*fow* nffrinl
iu this nasrkrt, mndr to order without
proprietor oB«-r» fiOO for * ou*' hr
refei ihk cure. Sold t*jr brnuyfat*. or by
mail, dvty rents Pamphlet free. Ad-
dnw Dr. B. V. IVvre. |Utol», X. Y. ! extra rlarir.
* * ( -|»k,_ 1 - |i,„ > WIU |. aM | r nB iu.
1 I BF MFfFM IITM* OT r TTflTtl Anil Lnjnlkll
i Cloth* and Yretina* mr ifewnl. With
additioiuil f.H-ililic* in <mr Workshop, we
l»ct M
•-It
Fir* rrrn imimmm win boy dbore
with ativor or copper ttpo. which will
save the buyer the prire of a new pair
j ot Atom. ('<nnpared with nunred toes
and dirty atotklna*. they are beootifnl.
1 to *ny the leant. Parents, try it.
Hept 3t
3m
A Torpid
deVermtned that o«ir Ciwtom I>epan-
>ent «h*ll be unnorpamed.
Hat* and Oidhlny st wholesale.
R. it W’. C SWAFFIELD.
C.dSmbia (Vthinr Honae.
ffept Tl 4—tf
Marria^e^
Married, on the 29th of September,
by the Kev. J.*N. Derrick, Mr. Ja-
gob E. 11 AL.T1 waprGKU and Miss
TTUt Gantt, daughter of Dr.
tt. All of Lexington, S. C.
f 1 1 !
—
Obituariee.
..-Ttll
V Singing (hetr WVty.— 1 Hie PruMeian
regiments sing hymns nightly with
{ttcooipatiimehta from tlieir inilitnry
AtoftHk, Thin euatofti Hmy h«ve pre
served frote the Imttl^ of Lutzeu,
whore they iMlvauccd to the charge
singing Luther's bymuK They fol
16w ft with hutTohs. A correspond
cut says that “the other cveuin,
they were singing ‘America.* ” ■
1 ;* Died, ©f lhrofisy, on thelftth of
Septemlxw, Mr. Gbobok W'nvoABO,
in the f»7th year of his age. -c
Brother W irtgsrtl united with the
Evangelical Lutheran Chareh in ear
ly life, and when the gammons come
to call him from earth, lie was both
ready and willing t<> obey.
Brother Wingard leave* an affec
tionate wife, seven children, and a
forge etrde of friends and relative*
to nionrti their Toss. He was re
spected find beloved by all who
Ynew him. Lfet hhi Mliortcomijiga be
written fn snod, his vfrtnes ujxrn Die
tiiblets of onr hearts, ‘said let us
cherish Ws memory* for toother
WpjmWU is po more. His remains
Were deposited iu the family bn
big ground 00 the lfith, nml
occnMfoh' improyed by a *crmtm by
writer, based hi»o»t Amtmiv ;.
.Sometiuiea. withont any a*Mgaa)ih> 1
<•«*•, tlie ph) deal strength aad animal ;
fqferHa z+v* way. and a ntranae torpor
fall* alike on the bndy and iatelWt.
There is little or wo pain perhap*, hot
fl* natmal visor aad ehwtlrity of the
ndrvouA and muarnlar *yatewi aeema to
have departed, and an indifference to
the pleasure* of life, and even of its
*ntavc reaponalbiUtiea, takes the place of
that earnest tn ferret in both which char
acterise* every well balanced mind when
in a healthy oooditfcai.
Till* state of partial colUpse i* often
the premonifoTy symptom* ot some sen
<►** malady. It indicate# nnmistakahly
that the vital -powers are languishing and
■ied a atimnlant. I»» *«rk ease* the
effret nf a law donr* oi
mark Bittern is wonderfully
Tlie gmu^U>uic wake* up the
fflnm its drowse. The secretions aud
the rirenkition receive a new impetus.
Tlie re loved weFreo reemer their elnn-
tteky nnder the opera!km* of the Rperifte.
like Uh- slackened strength of a mmoral
instmineot in the process of .tpsfolff-
tjrthargy and debility are replaced by
toergv and -vigor, the spirits rtss, nnd
life that almost serened a bmden whll*
Um season of ihyrsaatsw lasted, become*
T more i-ujoyabW*. Thai such a radi-
rhange should be produced by S
remedy entirely devoid of the powerful
aBmlnMn and mineral* *6 e*ten*1vel?
lOafeibls .to those who pin their faith on
the medicinal efficacy of activo poAsnns.
bat if th«we skeptic* will take the trou
ble to cnqnfre of tbtmr who havfe tested
the corrective and altevatire vtriue* of
the Btttere nnder the rirewmstanrea de-
afritod, they will had tee statement to
to true. A . 4l
.p-'A! - J mi r,J I "HIM I.
TO 0BGAKIST .
g4asS7»es™M
Arnthor of tho '^jfew Method for Heed
WATCHES AND JEWELRY.
1 still rontinoe the Watch ami Jewelry
IL business in my new e«tabU*hnie«it,
earner nf Kiehantom and Taylor afreets,
Columbia. H. C.
Gold aud ftflver Watches, Jewelry,
Kings. Mixer and Plated W'a re always to
be lmd. ur faraishad nn farqibk term*.
Clocks. Watches, Jewelry, Mnsk- B»«rs
Instruments, Ac., rramired by an experi
enced European *<rrknian.
O. mERCKH.
Jan 2$
21—ly
REMOVAL
G DIERCKN, Whide*ab- and Retail
• i
t info
hn* n -raovrel to hi* im-w
formerly Kinder'* huddinj
of RirhanlsoTi and Tayloi
he will esrostnntiy keep <
raXTSt^.'
1 tf Dive n>^, t? HMicoiur »%rt*t«
Grocer, Cotaadiia, ft. C.. respovtful
inform* hi* friemls and custnnier* that
has rensnved to his new establiahasent,
formerly Kinslrr’s budding, on the corner
of Rlrhanl*nn ami Taylor stres-ts, whenx
I cm hand a well
article* hrlong-
_ _ , sm h a* Groce
ries, Provision*, Tohaeeoa, Ac.
January 98 31-ly
B8XA8LI81IKD IM&
mm tern mm otm
BOOT. SHOE, AND HAT H0U8L
A. SMYTHE,
WOVLKSALE A1W RETAIL
DCALCB IS
B04TS, SHm AND HATS,
warn bid* asm irrasrr, oouraau norai. sux*
COLUMBIA S. C.
Jan 12 19—tf
TT-
Sewing Machines, Guns, Pistols,
Etc., Etc.
v %* * *■ *#•' & ]
FT1UE andendgned respectfully informs
JL his friend*, and the public generally,
ifftoft^tefeMly on hand a laria
and select assortment of ttm**, Pinmk
Amman i tlon and Snortmen s equipments,
lie U aha* went for MunS Wilcox A
Gibbs’, ami Wilson’s Shuttle Sawing Ma
chine*. wldch can be examined at his
W.irk C
WAHDO HINDI 6 AND N1NUF1CTURIN6 COMP ANT,
CIURLKSTOX, S. C.
XVAVDO l'Eimi.IZEK.
« .
GROUND “ABHLBY RIVER” BONE PHOSPHATE.
WM. C. DUKES Si VO n General Agents,
dun-teuton, 8. C.
Rev T. 8. BPJXBST, Agent at Potnaria, 8. C.
Jane 9
Th-' Crest Medea! Discavery 1
nr WAuara CAUjrouriA.
/1NEGAR BITTEiiS,
1 rti ir <
r,i*ta
WHAT ‘HE THEY?
49—tf
BURTON A IRVING,
f W. Baltimore Htreet. fbiltimore,
I f 40 Manufactmvr* of Olnrla,Collar*,
Orswcra, Ac., and Dealers in Men’* Far
nishlugs gPH**raIly.
t|| TUET AJIZ MOT A Viut
h i*FANCY DRINK,]
Mfeltf]
t2i.
tare 1
1 *ad rws, but *r» 1
KarkssT
Vans*
SUMSI
sa4
yr ts*<
mittaat
Urw. stnar* —..
tors hare h<«a W-*! stun <s«ni»
or
tJ&ll
st Uw
tbs Mood «t
> of th*
Attacks. TsMbsXkm si tbs
po« Irar- nr - «T TrtaaPsta la
. of th* Eldar ». smA • hanfnAolbsr
sSt are V> » *S*pna*« •*
I b» there Rua*. -
1 SiauVlS-
jw»i ^11 ■ * * trhaani*
TAI'Z. ssA t
tarectwi
,M*H
K. H- lUDONAUJaCO
ALL DKUOQgTB>yD
For sate by
GEIGER & McGKKGOR,
Ctoambia, 8. C.
July 6 44—tf
SURGICAL DENTISTRY.
/*<fer».—N’ew York mills muslin shin*.;
with tost linen tmsoms, }**-i 1 do*..4UfU**.
■ win a made for detach*-d raffs, $18; dc-
taeited etiffs, per l do*., $8.
We furnish J^biri* of other grades of
uitiiJin, at lower prices, and a* low, per
luilf dozen, aa $15.
hirrrtion* for Measuring.—If eaanre sire
of ueck—size round the breast—sire row ml
the xraist—k-ngth of sleeve from between
* tin- slmnlder* or retinal column to the end
of u-riMthand. homing th* arm horizontal
ly. and iM-ndiag ibe dlwv. Say what
kind *tf t-ollur, wristband, and 'bosom.
For stud* ur buttons. State if a tall or
stout figure.
WEDDING OUTFITS.
m1*-i> for Glove*, Tkw, and Underwear,
in any quantity, liowever small, promptly
attendra to.
Goods forwanled, with Bill C. 0. D., by
F.xpreaa, to any part of the country.
May 2ft 1870 38—ly
Irupture cured.
Marsh's Radical Cure Truss.
Gpt /Vaaik/*, "Stiver Mrdei'' awsrdsd by the
"Maryland TuaihOt," 1867.
0yscr—Xb. 3 OsHay Strwt, BsUmorr, Md
Sprmy$ (P« mot Root
—
rpiiE best and mo
X known for the cure and rebsf of
j Hernia nr Rupture. This Trims has re-
i ceivrd the sanction ai the nofe eminent
1 physician* of this country, who do not
here tote to recommend it to thorn afflicted
with Hernia ns being superior to all
others.
( It is the only Truss that wifi retain the
- bowels with any eertaint;
' can feel aasarea that he
that will be at all tames i
! in its operation*. Of this
entire satisfaction to all s
under oar I
Indies’ silk elastic
who may come
tn
fhithfully stten
the country promptly and
toed to.
Mon 26
F. A, OTHNEIOKR,
Main Ht, Cohanhia, 8 C
21—ly
I»R. D. I* BOOEER
S URVIVING partner of Dr. L.
Gregg, i*eii*g permanently located Lmue* su* elastic a
in Colombia, offers hu prefesreonal scr- corpulency, falling of
vice* to the public. Surgical operation* a snnport to the bock, and .
on the uatnral teeth j>erf(Mined in the ptnacle*. Anklets, knee rap* tss^fem-
most scientifie manner. Teeth extraetofl h*f** for varicose v< n -. ulcer> nnd wank
without iMtln by the application of a J® 11 ***- „
local anmsthetfc. Artificial work in every ^boulder brace* ffo Udie*, grats ami
improved strle done ueatlv ami durably. Mfarn, for the cure of stooping of the
Particular attention is invited to an im- shoulders wad aa a child expa^dtw.
proved, superior and serviceable mode Pile Instrument, the lum* superior
of attaching teeth to artificial plates, article m use-light, easily »djustada«(j
Call and see zpnahnm* effectual. Lustrumenta for all physical
0*c «»w<i. D»«k»- Sun-, M.in « Uk> ^.u*, bow
Street. Columbia. S. C.
86—1 - y I proved make.
8. MARSH & OO, ,
No. 3 Holiday Street,
- Baltimore, Md.
April 15, 1869
j legs, club feet, Ac.
Pessaries and crutches of the most ap-
1866. . 1870.
LUTHERAN
PUBLICATION SOCIETY
VO. 42 NORTH NINTH tfTRKET, j
PH I LA DELPHI A.
J. K. SHRYOCK, STTP*T.
The Fatherland Series.
The l.uthermi Pnblicatiou Society hsvo
made arrangementa to translate and pub
lish a series of German Works, (rentable
for Family and 8. ft. •»,) under the title
of “The Fatherland Series.”
The following l*ook* have already been
published :
The Cottage by the Lake $0.75
In the Midst of the North Sea...—^ 0.75
Anton, the Fisherman. 0.85
Rene, the Little Savoyard 0.85
Frits; or, Filial Obedience..... .... 0.65
Geyer W alty; or, Fidelity Re^warded. 1.00
These six have been, put np in a neat
rase, fonuiiit Set No. L
Undarthe Earth $0.70
Olaf Thortakseii — 1.00
The Treasure of the Inra.4,..0.85
Buried In tlie Snow 0.80
Dominic 1 or, Bread upon the Watein. 1.10
ftoppefi, the Swiss Boy 0.66
Forming Set No. £, put u|> in a neat
Iu pwas, mid will shortly l>e published:
TheGvoek Slave, or Filial l>rve; Leon
hard, the Runaway; Gustavu* \ass, or
King and Peasant; Little Madclon, or
Maternal Ix»ve: Wolfgang, Prince of
Anhalt, The Iron Age of
GottleihFrcv; Adam Ncusor: The
f»l Negro. ‘
We have a number oil other Transla
tions under way, which we will announce
front time to time.
8. 8, Lihi-arie* selected with tianmud
sore. - '**•*■■
Cahiiiit Organs and Melodeou* fnr-
nished to Sunday -school* and clmixhes,
tenn*. 8. 8. Banners supplied.
IQ ”
June 22
THE BOOK OF WORSHIP.
Pdtttihtd by
of the
North
As Beasgdkti Ls-
America,
FJ3HI8 Book, of 674 ]
cents on every copy sold, aad in this way
part of the profits accrue to the church.
Price, in Sheep.
$1 00
SSfflfc
V. v * v wfyv« •••• •• •••» v vy
Monx'co, extra gilt *88
Turkey Morocco, plain B 7&
Turkey Morocco, super extra gut.. fe 00
Dirkey Antique 9 40
With gilt clasps, 80 cent* extra. r.%-?
Ministera and congregations are re
quested to send on their orders at once,
to whom a discount ot ten per cent, is
made.
PULPIT BMTfOX.
1 Viws in 8hera, $81 Arabesque, |fWt
ndg*s $8; English Dirk
cent discoujit i«ad«‘ to)
quantities. DUFFlE & OftAl mum
Bookaefiers, Columbia,« C
Feb 16 'j,
AGENTS WANTED FOB
THE LIGHT (JFTHE WORLD.
d^tONTAINING Fleetwood’s “Life fef
Evangeteds
“Kvideneee *
JSrt^f^th^kSe tor^ jSd^SStinSg
many fine engravings. whdte form
kiiowle^wfwSKSo- m S. 8eventh
IKt.PhRsdelphia. [Oct 5 6-tm