The Lutheran visitor. (Columbia, S.C.) 1869-1904, January 18, 1871, Image 3

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Christianity^ internal ««$$»«■ God's beneficial Christ bpw lawfal exei bo suppose* part of * ment was tate of bocattfB it righteous important whoBy.ftumJf The art a wrong a Jisposttio** sible for uave no con are not too prone to comings on excise oo •‘to err is l»ot<ed to e by throwing of miniate minister in erate him the man’s articles I it*v« to mala, is, th from sipponmnej' ami iteous j»nlfr*m»of *rr Me tor their mil elief, of t«e 1\V * ht—a little hlun ler— spble for the tin iiitm Jightooiw judges nil who elKurgeti the uvul r«> the loiliWe; . aft the evidenced t>f iM foe external I d$tl fur tho trutp of all tie happy j ami t? *of the raligioli of humanity, and foulrif n for his infidelitjJ as ijti a little levity' oil the minister, Ilisjlwlg- eons because (l-sti atiou. It was uijjus^ partial. It was! uti lise it took not in mony. He judged qietiranee. s calculated to n ake ssiou. There i J a hold ministers tys ion over which tey 1 M& > apd for which they le. Just as we are k oflf all our short* human nature, and s on the ground t)iat an,” so \re are the sins of othjera fieai on the slimihlera We do not justii v tie sj levity, but we e the responsibility ation. 1 SAM SMAk.II The! This heart Oflave Yet did to the Lutheran Visit© jf Otutavtu Adolphus, What! M t fiu- Away That it ttj | nay decay, Ttii# noble hw^tt <\noe full of tire. It -was the seat jure and street, is® deed# aspire. in- Ml- Ineil ;al- »it :*ir lof Ltd y Ifit ne' hi fear Aad with i Foughth p Yet hatred 1 ^ Oh hero, I'abJU-mi.i i Descend Thy eve Secured Of Por this And duouii Of liberty i For this < , And not' For thin Aha©* Hi I» hie frd m F>r.t dream at • I know it aj Anilim-’ j Will -move j I know For: I .ih ■NH§Kfi£| t i 'oa my 4f If we ms aa option j a • hildrwi of supplied % the Lu create to foster feeling of e her history; publications panied by inake them Christians, to selfishly t x oatioos, 1 ture that entitted. ' Mnehof tore that ia rf » fiippan iftatty ib tionaMe important placed by healtfefal too have w« kt n<‘ver whs cow’d, iljr» bowed j mortal foe; fire of youth *ly for Crod'it truth, Irn in homage low. thy name ! ‘ „ . hirtl thv fame posterity; neriug ©word . reward t at lil*erty. av«ml w;i» drawn, happy dfciwn On the woiiil; heart was slain. _wltry gain; . inner was an furled. Ver luu’t great heart, ro hovers near, lot cold, 1 story told n in glory's Aphere. dead. i wonts oft said ye would uever die ; heart shall rest hfiri breast, line’ll linger nigh ! venture to expr should say, let t ntheran parents litenvtnre^ furnish *i Chnreli; not rii’omil bigotry, b ii thetu a lamia love and lute rest Mi use we believe adapted, ii' aectu blessing of God, ^ earnest, practi do we mean by tli e what is excellent of o tlier vc Tiutberau lite hence to which it is Children must have literature adapt ed to their capacities and Jheir undo- veloped faculties. Pn'eminent nmong hvuIi is that supplied by, the German, and the exquisitely beautiful “Kutheil.u.d Series” in highly to be /simim-mhsi ns admirably ndaptod it*> secure this rese:*ndi. I'latm^uiiHm'tit. plmm instruction, and useful it i form at ion hnpjrily united. The kuowhsige im jMirUsi to the children of Uheir ow n » Umeli aud Wer almggh‘4 is a iiii.st desiraUle cud w rimd. ‘ The givnt value of German religious ”sti>r»es is tjtc chiMliko faitli in Gtnl that is taught and ilhisrnrted—a bca|i- tifril trait that is. eaiim<mlv ehar- aetelisth: of the deeply |>ieus Cier- man heart, and with \vhuih we Imve been much impressed. We do not think their Anglo-tJaxou^ brethren possess it to the s;wue extent. Many exemplitteatioiiH of ^he ftu*t might be prodacedj but we will ouly mentiou Frabakr, Htillmg, Harms and Gca Muller as .strikinglypromiuent. Tbeir simplicity of heart, too, is touchingly beautiful. But want ot s^mee will not allow ns to say all We w ould Kke on the subject. We cau only refer our young readers to the hooka theui- selvfca. The Iron Age of Germany, with its sketch of tlie 'Hiirty Veara’ War, and Prince Wolfgang, of An- h;ilt, we have found specially inter esting ami excellent. The subject of the little piew of poetry is drawn from the former. When the great GusUvus Adolphus was killcil, his heart was embalmed separnUdy from his body, and preserved by, his que<Mi, Maria K lea nor a, in n gohien case.' 8be refloived never to jsirt with so precious a relie, bnt her health failing from excessive grief, sIk* was finally iuducetl t»» have it interred with the rest of the cher wIhhI remains. So vou will see there are events in real life far more col minted to affect the deepest sensi bUities of the mivitiated human heart than all the wonderful crea tions of fancy aiiM imagination.— Wluu out l»e more is-antiffd and inspiriting than the noble exoa- ple Of Gnstavus Adolphus, or more tom-iiing than the htdy »k*votion of his queen 1 We say holy, because the tribute was not to the human in the tihsirncter of Gnstavus, although that was of the higlH'at tyjs* of ex cellence, but to the divine, whhh •nrprising. then, that we aliould bate All. delighted wben, on Hie morning of July 80th. we ]>taeed n “tbrougli tjekar to Augusta in our traveling diary, and pleasantly tlusight of suon lieing ut onr own, defir, quiet* en«|. fortnMe h<Mtie. Our f« clings, we im ngliie, similar ‘*in kiml, thongk not in degree," to those we ouisj hi’ftrd expressed liy a wholly eisjeiitnc eemi- ptvadirr, who said that he ‘‘so long- Vd to return home, ln»i« t!»«• war that when lie jhlt bis tnihuigh iu hift|Had(- et, j^ot on (he euro, and lumid thoiu “toot* foe homo, he felt IiHjq»k'i he ever cx|*ected to b in din world or mi air A-#v rh- !* The |mrxou lor got himself iu his Id rhly wrought en'buHiasm, and we atv forfeiting ouiself lu ntteut|diiig to write our feelings, Instead of onr #crisgse; no begging pardon for this digression we ask onr readt«rs to follow us as we harry on through rays of heat, clouds of dust, and showers of rain, to the handsouo* and pleasant town of Huntsville, Ala. Ilera we stop only a day, aud then on to ChaUb- nooga. Ten ii., where we make a de lay of two lionrs. For miles here the scenery along the line U grand und beautiful. Hills and mountains, rivers and valleys, seem scattered around in most pleasing variety. Soon after leaving Chattanooga for Koine we come to a tunnel nearly a mile in length, through which we ruu rapidly, hardly having time for a “good look." A few hours aud we are in Itouic, at the old Choice Ho tel again ! A “home feeling* creeps ovef ns as arc “take up lodgings" for n second time in this agreeable place*, where we now foci ourself not uu entire stranger. We had the pleasure of attending an iuimensr railroad barbecue near the city, at which tlw speakers aud |»eoj»le eer tainly manifeoted sufficient enthusi asm (if enthusiasm coaid build a roudfi to complete the wb«de contem platisl line and secure flic desired direct connection of tbc Gulf with t’incinuati. To reach the InrtN-vor rendezvous, we took (wha| was call ed) a “steamboat ri«l*" of a mile on the Coosa. Wo are much |>erp!excd in what manner to give a brief desert, :hat of that tittle stcamlioat c\jh*i ictme. We^thonght of making it Hhort liy comparistut, but are not abh* to do so, for raully we are ut a l«w to say whether -it came nearer steam Matt »m! oar trip to Sullivan's Island, tat *>* two very good reasons we hare S eluded “to postpone indefinitely. 11 st, we ate bmking !h© promise mfide In onr last about tftr brevity nrtlelci secotidly,. nud far iinport;(?(!, Cliaili-sttxt b (lie m4t r '*l w> UA of South Cnrntbut, ami ev4rvbod> knows, or ought to know, ‘hill alamt it ?* If they do not know, it Is not our fault; bet if will eer- tsddv lie o»ir fbnlt If this letter takes nfijton much valuable spam in the If *r. We “foul>4 til. v»a\ bouje" (txim Cl»:tHost4*n. iVe are not sbh* si pfrewl, (and mdv nor be in fhtnrr,! to prrjmre Unt srflele on cemeteries, ami with rrtbre. to onr nexf, take leave of readers of the VWf»ir, and return o»t^ thanks to the editor “with his solier brow * frit Ids great kindness in granting ns the privilege and pie urure H) of “wrriting for the pa per?" IOTA. For Coagtis. .Bronchitis and Csi4sumption, in its early stages, nothing espials l>r. Pierre's Alt. Ext or 0olden Medical pUeoriTy. It is •Km . a great Mood purifier ami stnjngth restorer or tnuie, and for “IAjrer Complaint* nnd Costive Con ditnms of the Bowels H has no eqtud. All 'Scrofulous and skin diseases, as Pinpple*. lUotrhes, Halt Khenm, Kr> si|nilns and Kni|»tious, yield to its woqd«*rfni curative properties. Bokl by druggists. criminal record id the city of Nrl York for the year 16*0, shows: deaths by murder, il; deaths by suicide, 112; death* by drowning, 167 ; deaths by* accidents, 761; nnm her, of dead * infauta found in the drifts, 166. Total, l.UoO. religlbiiB intlnenee rendered so con* I sailing on the MisHiMnippi, or biking sptenonslv manifest. M. E. S. '» i. For tl»e LntlH-rua Visitor. Sketches of Travel NVMttF.lt xiv. 4 passage on l*»ard a rmtoe pro)wHed by a machine calk'd a |*»le! b r did not need nay one to (|uote |*>etry j nud say to us, “Oowanl ? on want, t let your watrhwonl lie," for we were ! “borne pn^artl with the tide" (tlie Rev. J. A. ftllgh, •* TbtineU*, Jan ___ Mk WW. Mr. J. L. Wbr* ami MU* M«*lt»*- Ibuoaid. All <Rf Xewheny. **. V. Al C*4iml<u, >. C, Jamstpr IHh, Kt, dr. I. X lk»bb of FnMf LsvA, S. •MiM R. A. of aagtow. Um. Business Department. VrJHpAt* to i harlcMtoH—<inW J/o#ic. current, we mean,) w hen all at omv j V ? No city in the Sooth 1ms made tbe “Pi™’* steamer," not Laving 8nch rapid progress gs Memphis. l nyv l*‘ r L v steered, ran against a j It isi now a large, stimng business K,,: d I "hn b stood, aeveral fret oiitj eentre, with » )M>pulatino of abont ,br ^’dtT, at an angb* of aUmt 7t),tMip. Its location is most excel-! ft,rt . v rtv, “ <*&«'*• I nrktly lor the lent. l*eingvbuilt on ajiigh bluff, aud i ‘’tftrilhsl piaetipv^ by ajndleinoa SUtTOpndisl 1^*acod&try whose lieau- 1 •iqdicatlon of |**>le machinery, the ty anil fertility are seldom surpassed. too»t paaaed over the olwtrnetioti, Tin* stroets am of good width, and h‘ ; " A 1 * 1 H ’ Us t rraek. No other most of tho principal ones are {Hived. damage was done than breaking tin s Alt v^elrt, Itnndrirk, KI ». jraifc ■ |1 \ iiMmwbr, B lltruluirt. Mr» fe Hn»rw , Bfivmt. i Jen MStHttwjr, R**» it I. t'nl’rf, Urv » H Rlltle. Bll W V «**-. K A Mm V V elrk W II Niiirk. A 4 J Urx .1 (ii Jm tWrtiek. looser. LHkiv. . rrr ^ ei. ♦ V» ».» ■ 2jn tw 174 t.wn. tv. m SLJ0IO t<u ?. vi i«* t«a f ,3C to no iJlnto 118 « W»tot78 8.0* to I7« t .V fn IMS tjw fa. m s. v» lo u*o ?.na to t.*v4 urn to its 8.30 to ITS t. «i to 1* tJBas til Mlo ITS l.« t« ISS ’ S..-6F" *£»# draw- ■# Hew Advertise moats. 1 .1 miEK V!M SUWHAT SCHOOL HERALD T »n« benOttfck WliKnWl mohrt ’t m|»f enter*, mi io sfi. Mmu ns !$th *«r with rrr%f. -Oim* r«.;W, prr • mpiosbrt «*»h- MMr< «vll Troth edmwrr. »!»h'S fi t ST jm • Pj8 . 614. Gt*h«-** Nil w4*t» so.) iwpnfn*. to Mr.T K. HHRYOCK V,ob. r.» IV* lVs- tbio n«MJWS lia 4f. S'dfii Ninth t*t: .-t. I'ldla.k li’liis, Fa. lb hirt Im ' !n-« k» or in post • aacay fa,. a *, omWHV’pmmtolv. Jan 4 JH Tb*~ Ordjr for Sabbath-aclioo’a |' «u » .« . b. '•» tvw4s iltilen nan® < Hi. wtlt In* flfltd nl mpaaio M JIM VWT W IMJ tl*e hnHdrt-1. (inrlwiiiif ) AAircN* Itsv. J. P. HHT LTZF.it. Walindls, M. it, Dec 22 4t ML Pleaasnt Female Seminary, Mt. Pimmtmt, risAoreM Jf. C. aoAEi). Per anssiow of 5 months TUmoif: Primary’ IVpartmeot.. .$ 6 to Sift Academic “ 12 to 13 Collegiate “ IS to 20 Music. Painting and Modern tan gnagea. extra. The second half nmsion will com menoc oo the And Monday ta Janu arr. 1H71. Thoae desiring educational farili. ities will find it to their internal to entnmnnkxrie with the Principal. For nib*matton or catalognes. address I). 1 Hbkhkb, Prim. lit. Pk-asant, K. C. Dec 14 16— — i■■ .i■■■■ i ■—i i i ■ r Columbia Advertisements mtatmmamgt |g- HNWgaooaNoaosoa R A W. C. SWAFPIXLD. AHE4D AS —— ¥ Out* I-"u 11 0 OP USUAL. Htock Church Notices. ie: Memphis boosts kbont mtie miles of •“»** *** thna opening the river fig* | the celebrated Nicolson pavement, } bitiire navigation; but the latter J j w bicfi is said to be the bpst in the *** n,ore * b,in w<> Uargained for, as world, and is certainly sonearjwr- 1 Wt * pansage with the aok* ex feetion that it loaves nothing to»bc I K *°^ r, ^ 1on siding amtwthly down desired further in that line. It may *tr(»nni to the baitacue. Mdl, not be mntss to'state her- brictly. reacfted the place, and heard the though we fear not very accurately, H Peking, after which the crowd > gathered arntiml the long tables rUflilld mwt at I’lka ehwteh, FdjrHb-M jr, on Kittantny M«rp the Vh f*»s- tliu» moatli (Jsuasiyi, st 11 A.M. d-legate i» «|ir,1nl fn«y thssc wlthmrt ikuUoth A fall st- k *k-*4n ,t. a* lasdnm <<f Impur- will la tmnartni. * *B. ftuin. Vmmlrmt. V Vswberry Confcrmrc. CLOTHING. HATS. AXD CENTS’ I*”«t r'ii if»li i njjf (tooiU, now in work. THE LARGEST AND BEST STOCK W* HAVK ffff OWFKkXn T9 THE PrttLTC. RlnNS m>h1 n«)»’ ll.i- evrnr 4»- ▼ ■ N^|Ki<«, Tr>;nV«. Vafkr«. HavU K«o, IHewinR Goans, he. A mipcfiof rUlt, brvrt Wfore nff<tnl is ibk aartrt, m4t i* noV-t •irhmit extra rb» . Tkr brew Hue «,f Frrnrh mnI fjirlal rbiHknml VrOitft e%er •«Mpml Whli •4.litkauil fwilitai la .air Wuric*l,..|i, «n •ir lit H-nnord tKnt our Cn«t«*n> I Mart • UNMtf •bail le niiHin*Ne4. Hat* and didsn* at a Mmiiic. R it \X. C. SWAFFIELD. C'ottmdaa CUfiinir Tl.aue. S.*|4 “I 4—tf REMOVAL ( 1 tram*. Wknhoak* and Krtatt im cOachm. *. A'., reaper! fa i b inform* bin fra-jnU aafl rtnutam-m tbal he tw* rennieed te Hi* new ««fs!,ti«hmewt. formerly kiiakr'. laubfitt^. <w the comer j uf Ittrhaidnon and Tayb>i mro. (n «her* j be Will rwawfb keen „n hum! a well ' yltetol aamtuimt nf aM *rtvk« b-kne < i'»r h» bu liar «»f kedne**, *ucb as linw - rtr*. Prarbinm, T»>tacrn», fct. Januarv 2ft 21-1T WARM MIRING AMD MANUFACTURING COMPART, CBAHLEtn', . s. c. WAY 1 >0 FERTILIZER. GUOUN1A “ASHLEY KIVKK" BONE PHOSPHATE. « i * A> M. C. DUKES & CO n General Agent*, 40—tf Rkv T. 8. JJOlKWf, Agent at P<»maria, S. C. June 0 i' Great Medical Dine^Wt ry! •’* w a t .aim s c irosjf i. fc iNEGAR BITTZ .S, isdrr^i of r »<nrii%-r-y s * je r» rftj‘ j i tz r.ttr* ? i 1 BURTON A IRVING, ICQ W. B;drimorv Street. Baltimore, I OO Manuia. tim i-K of shirts,CoUan, Drawers, ice., and Dealers in Men’s Fur nisi tings generally. WHAT r ai SOT A VUJi CY DRINK it. Tnl ‘:V*( ^ '•mi'i n^utWIn.firaaCn in nUAloobSo ,'IWranM n innn, •„ ♦ MM* ,1 ^ ,» tw Inei am not na Ot elM MW - t 4 %»»wi4 a* a Far IntUrnwintorgm • -i *3 * an *‘'1 Ooct , .•» Oca, *n«»eat_ -SMIW L. var. Si iaay. saS ttsf* •»*"* Wnajmw *r jnaSsaSI 1/vanntiea Oriu*. T. f »u»ie*«Sn ('* r »•« *n4 fcs , - • ••(-.C-nt mOt-ary l« , * • ,VWN ladl- of l , (UJmmm Aitnr*s IV S y - -- - WUOI nr* Un rthM. a-nr«r T oaflM l tfce nluB ta r*in- (W* KoMnT U Un Tmumtm mt tin P» . to puito •»***«*• W fcfipMV® 11 VlMW /'/We*.—New York mills muslin shirts; iih ts-st linen tsttnans. |»er 4 dor... $19^0, j .when made fur detit< h«d cuffs, #18; de- i.'?*4i«-d ruffk, per 4 dor., ts. We furnish Shirt* of other grades of ’tunjiu, at lower prices, and as low, per half dozen, a* 615. Pirniionf for Meotvriog.—Measure size * ' ueek—aise round the breast—side roond tt:*•' w ai«t—length of sleeve from between * We shoulders or mjuuaI otlunto to the and of tt ii*th:tad, bilmi« the arm horizonud- l>, and beuding tlie elbow, ftay what 1 ind of collar, wrist Im ml, and bosom. For studs or IhiUsbs. State if a tall or - •*»?:( figure. WEDDING OUTFITS. Dwlttsfor (.loves. Tic, aud I ’mlerwrar, ni any quantity, Jn^wevrw small, j.n.jii|slv .-ittciHird to. . Good* forwarded, with Bill C. 0. D., hv ' F > press, to any iwrt of tlie country. May 25 1870 3S—ly TUe Nawbrrn n n Frids Confer, me will sieri at ». the 87th of January, lteth Eden, on UfTl. lYf sir pectins m rend rslantde ad ditkum to 'our bnafMiSW. Eaaarn <a y-school liter afloat in onr lantf t superficial, aud, j: jof a highly obj ry aud we think jjjtj iis should be dio^ of k a morfe oroas nature. ■- like removing > oatbfnl hands ,taany of the bool l! <at ve have ge|u in circulation, . ■ t st ■ ;■ —. i- • . . . -n/ I to PM it ;■ ii, -fodm us v ^ecoutieats j>|c Of JJo These la »oft8 were rn °l*Ht the b It is ^ce that the ^ ^to4 vrith pure til8t ®ny iotd) afford 1 .4* ’£*(*'* great inferiority meagre librai ils of former dayk. [liut tlieir healthful deeply iipprinted ffroru the frejplent f paraumuid impor- Bug should be sup- d sound readiugj and, at the saraS iiction aud useful morbid taste fot iAm s - - . - tUutj.js so characteristic vitiating in its e; ^ w Uri^lit lUxtante for any ^agaolib is ttasted, and the raint^ . ^* l ly too iiufl iso i pi it ted U> apply *i ^ riose al^i^ion an<j earneS ^t. This. A- I* most iiyurious ^nenee, hWSk is the ii.evitablf *<* ^ iat would indiscriuif will stories or fl 1 the parting hand," “uttered the sub- dned farewell," and soon left Home and Bill Arp in the distance. July 20th finds ua at the Globe Hotel iu A»pn»ta, and we lwgin to feel still more like we are getting home. We stop a day in Aiken, noted for its equable tenqteratura, and healthy atmosphere. The town 1 wutbl netwb *h«mld lw kid iu s r Miidi sound conveyed in th valuable inform the stop* should te to'these endi 1 *- . ■ 91 j il - 'y* • *f ii . how this pavement is made. Plank about twelve inches wide aud nlsnit three inches in thickness, are sawed Into blocks about twenty inches long. These are placed perpendicularly, side by side, the ends presenting the ajq>earance of long brick. Tlie whole.is then covered with a prepa ration which keeps it in a state of preservation for a number of years. Vehicles running over tlie Nieolsoo pavement make scarcely any noise, whieh is certainly one great advan tage, os all know who have vainly tried to become reconciled to the incessant rattle of some cities.— Memphis is also well provided with Street railways, and “hacks and oin- nibusses innumerable." Tlie build ings of this tine city are in excellent style and of very imposing appear ance, scarcely any of them wearing the look of age or presenting the semblance of dilapidation. Every thing combines to give one the idea pf freshness, real life, and business enterprise. We were much pleased with the music provided evtry night by the municipal authorities, aud [discoursed by a most excellent band jiu an extremely handsome and finely Triainented public square, near the! We next spent several days quite trol portion of the city. This j pleasantly among friends in i'bariefe- ed to be a favorite resort, not ton. On Babbitth we were highly ly for the young and gay, but for entertained in the morning at St. hose more advanced in yiears who John’s Lutheran church, by the clo- eed such pleasant relaxation after queut Dr. Hicks, and in the evening he toils of hot summer days, lu at Wentworth Strict church, by that Sowing Machines. Guns. Pistols, Bt<c.. Etc. utMimaipard rraportfvlly iDfumr* 1 Its* fri»*n»L. sad tl*r pnhlk gr (H-rsUj, thsl he keep* etauSswtly *ai hnmf » hope I krt aasttrOnetH of t.niw. h*l>U. mi. uu r^NlN •e«>4 « i ■<***.* j WAuesa, _ p ei*w. K o v MM* rrn^Um. c*i*f ■*»» j r •oijlTsy 4JJ WXSSL k,a*a k. n m non and ent. J. Hawkish, .Her*. prepared M To fiifht like brave lui-n lonx and well, OVr tshhw piled with tnntton *Liin " Much pleased, we returned to ® P ml,I atlorhaving (port »v««I | days very agreeably, we “extended „_ ’ Ammmiitiou arnl Sj<ortaMi r'» i«imi4iM-ata. U.!r I He I* »!•» »ra«f for WwcerV H'.ler.i A W MMpw, .1 'i'M* - . «*J yilM.XM.im* M. tW (WtsEieS raarwr. MV leqiethnt the T*'*’ * , * r ” Iwrthrrn will make »t a point tn l*' j»rr*- ‘ uupurtnnt wtl^wi* will 1«* read, i J, P. >hiv« • ai 1. For sale I GEIGER ft MoGnEGOH* C.iluuibia, 8. C. July tt T 44—ti "surgical dentistry UK. I). I. IIIMI/I.H Special Notices. mV/ the buyer the price of a sew pair of aboe*. <'ptapwred with n»sgred tna and dirty Xockiug*. tlie) are Uautiful, I** mt the lesuit. I’arrnK try U. Hopt 21 fftfi Kt-wiii* \laciuues, l.uns Pistol■» Iron Safe*. LorU. Ac., n-paind la th* 1**1 SMJtaer. ami M*tufaH><»n S—IKKIm I. AV«*rk fnaa tlie •ciatutrr promptly sod fnlthfnllv attended la. F. A.RCHNrfDF.R. Main H«. fVdwaibin. 8 C Jan 60 21—It <\4UiirM*l Ut his Cl R> RING pnnuei of I>r. D. P. i ( » Gre; 1 *. Wins pennaSenfly IbcsW'd j iu CStittRiW oHvrx lii* lultf/Mhiiul err- j t«> tl»e public. SarKh'.il csnatiois on the uarm-ji! teeth performed in the | uoMt •<•**-ntibc aianner. Teeth extmeted without (wis by the apnlkation of m ; loesl nnn**?betir. ArtifteirtJ work inevt n THE BOOK OF WORSHIP. , Ay auAortff r f jit Bmtmgthcal Lm~ titran Synod mf Kurfh A nuritfc r |*ins Book, of 874 pa«w, 24roo. is now I rasdr. We give the t-hnrrh ei^rlit «*“ **u crary espy wild, and in this way |*art <»f the profit* tu-crue to Uie church. IN ire, in Sliei p fl 00 D.«k Arnliewiue 1 » AraUwque Gilt 1 60 \l««moro Truk*, pit edge 3 00 Murocro. extra (Hit 3 50 Turkey Montcr**, plsin 3 75 Turkey Morocco, super extra gilt.. 8 00 Turkey Antique 5 00 With srilt cl**)*, 50 cents extra. Minister* and emurregarioos are re- «l»c*ted to send on their order* at once, ; to whom n discount of ten per cent, is nui4f« PCTLPIT EDITION. Price, hi SbcH-p, #2 • Aiwbesqne, gib c*ijee. IS; English Turkey, 64. Tan per cent discomt made to those who buy q’lautities. DTFFIE ic ( HAPMAN Feb 16 m DTFFIE ic CHAPMAN. Bookseller*. Columbia, 8 C 24—tf Spread the Troth. Some iiHslienl men inad that it is uu- dijrnitb*! to advertise a remedy, hotterrr j valuable it may be. Qneef mnutninff this. It is like •©) ina that an article whirh the is st the highest point on the rood from Charleston to Augusts, is regu larly laid out with very wide streets, and altogether presents a pleasing nnd inviting nppe.uam e. lu repu tation as a place of resort for in valid* is already widely established, a fact whieh is attested by tlie large num bers who pans the winters there, many of these being from the North; The accommodations have lieou in sufficient dining former wiuters, but have been so iucruascd as to afford comfortable quarters for aIkhiI 500 person*. WATCHES AND JEWELRY. I Mill rastiiiftc the Watch and Jewelry I. hmsm - ia mj m w cMsIdishmcah coCher of Ittchuriaiai snd Taylor streets, ( ollllllbu*. ft. (J, ■QoM and silvrr Watches, Jr»«rlqr, 8ihwr sod PLifcd Ware slawys to furm«Jte«i «ut f*v«»r*M** term Wstein *, Jc'*«*irv, Music Boxes, lnstraments. 4c.. r* mired by an experi- ekm ami Kings, fiilvef hr had. nr f«J ri.A*. Wi cticcvl Eon >!**•*(! wo Jan *Jd % mjitt. U. DIEUCK.h. 21—ly Uait lamefit* and bb *-injr« may Im too widely diffused^that the nmtmuf pro- . teetiuq and rtotmins health should la- • ! d«*c Tnounjioh . and not seeearililc to alt. The moth incut is laul. It io wmu tliaa * that; it is iaksaisft. Suppose iiaUcttwrNlil Ritter*—so wiioolute specific for •boot, shoe, and hat house. EHTABhiaUKD !i mr humble opinion, such sutertain- neuts at the public expense more hftn compensate in the enjoyment forded, and the favorable influence xci t cd on all classes. \Ve ha^ by tills time boconic about s tired of traveling ns we now nre < f writing these sketches, Jr as the ;adgrs of the Victor aiv of seeing It will not be zealous and able minister, Rev, W. $. Bowman. We also had the pleasure of wttuesJuHg the very interesting, dysprpsia, hf1iousnc*a and nenruiut de bility— hud never been known beyond (be j rtpertoirr ai the faculty, n hat would hart ' hoe® the cotuwqueore f lnMcml of rnrtur j nnd inviitorstinir million % the good Hfc-ct* of the preparation would have hern con- i fined to a comtauarire few. Then U the ItifrhrM aathoritr for saiinc thnt light' should not bd hid tinder a tm*hrl; thnt wlistcver to excellent shnuld b» placed as a city on a hill, where all men can take cognixance of it. ’ It i* upon this principle 1 tliat the RittciV have heou advertised and fnntinnc to be advertised hi even news paper of i»ay prominence in tf*e western A. SMYTHE, WUoLESALL AXI) RETAIL Mutual ix ANH Him X*T suto asm snamr. ooumsu awna. mar COLUMBIA. ». C. Jail 12 1»—tf ttaptvmd Myie done u/ttlf and dtirabb . i 1‘articahu atteutmo i* inv|te«l to an im- prored. saprrior m*d *crviraablc mode uf attaciuiMT teeth to artificial plate*. Call juhI see qxx imea*. Office over O. Ihejchiv Stofe, Main Htrecl. ('uluwdtis, S. C. \ 86— lv IMPORTANT NOTICE a CONSUMERS OF DRY GOODS! .411 Tirtoil Orders amounting to $30 and (her /MwvW in any Part of the Country Free of Express Charges. GREAT SUCCESS 1 Americas Shd4iy-School Worker. . A Monthly, for Parents, Tear her* aud Hetuu^hetv. ami that the a|iOManeon* f S<holar» teatiniuuiol* lu U* f.*v«r haws hern I ran* $1 50 A YEAR, IN ADVANCE latcd into all written language*. Thou- ttixty scholars’ Irawae paper* free to all •ami* enjoy lerfect tkcalth to-«la> who s ri»»bs 10 * _ , Irlhud |***ta*re stamp for ■prcinim l’* 1 * of lycasna* foe 1071. to the would be UaguWHnr on bods of if the newspaper* had not «* intti inth regard Ot tine umoqunlrnl mrig- 1 or,ml and romyrtit e far umi whir. Hop-, a* »**«■•*•* •*** JSStnTiSfS/St it! If the puKHc health has boon pm Nov 16 ta-lm] J. W. >l« IXTYRE, rt Ianus, Ma. the superiutemlctjce of the latter. Hid kiDd attttiition% and those of other fricads, arc most gratefully rc me in bored. ». ■- We did thiuk of sayiug “some few thiugs n about th© “dty by the sca,* leettd \ ii lives have hem saved i tf the fseble hove lam streuatbeaMl and the sick n *torvd, great good Asa ham awn- pliakrd; aud who ao wcau ka to gradso to exertions thus directed their fair re ward? , -Av- JACOfi S. SCHIRMER. PHALBB III hal mm- to-a a IM KAHT IYAA\ ( HARLK6TON, 8. C. Oct 12 7 7—ly lAVi. 1870. j 1 4 IJTH17RAIS PUBLICATION SOCIETY XO. 42 XOltTIl NINTH STREET, 1*1 111. A DELPHI A. J- K. SliUYOCK, SDFT. The Fatherland Series. The I.iitkrnui I'ublicatioaSosIfty have made armr^ 'oent* U» (mndate and pul*- linli a Mxii - «»f German ((.nitnblc l«r Faaaib .'nd S. S. n*e.) under lhe title of "The Vathciland Kertc*.^ The folhmina ins»k* hax-e already Ise-n imUiehed: L»y‘ ., The Cottarre by the Lake.., .$0.75 In the Mio*t *d tlie North hdku 0.75 Antmi. tiie Fbdienitnw 0.05 Renew Uie I.ittb- Savoyaixi. 0.H5 Frit*: «w, FOial OteAStoi 0.65 Geyer Wally; or, Fidelity Rewarded. 1.00 Tht -te mx L tVn been put.up in n »u-at utnir ‘ ‘ HAMILTON EASTER &'SONS, OF BALTIMORE, MD., I N order the better to meet the want# of their Retail Customers at a distance, have established a SikStnPIb'J ^VIRIBikV 9 sod will, mmn appliratiou. promptly send by moil f ull lines of Sample* of the New est nnd most Fashionnlde Goods, of French, Enxiish and Doinestie Manu facture. Kuaranteeing at all time* to sell , at lore, tf not at /«w prim, than any house iu the country. Buying our *oods from the largest and inost celebrated mannhieturers in the different parts of Europe, aud importing the same by Steamers direct to Baltimore, * *»« r , St °ri£ i*. at all rime# promptly sup plied with tlie novelties of the Loudon and Pans market*. A* we buy and sell onto for rank, and male no bad debts, we are able and willing to sell our good* «t feom Ten to Fifteen Pkk Uewt. Le*s Pkort than if we gave credit. In sending .fbetmuaim specify the lands qf goods desired. We keen the best rase, formtn* Het No. t. lindisrike Kattk. Lw-- — f0.?0 oisf Tlu*t lakseu..... *. 1.00 The Treasure «*f the Iticu..l....... 0.85 Buried in the Swni .*..t..0«86 I >umiwk; or. Bivsd u|K»n tlie IVatora. 1.10 <« |ipX t!i«» i - lt<’ 0.05 Forming Bet No. 3, put *p in a neat In jura*, and will shortly l«e4>ubhMhed: The Greek Slave,or Filial Love: Leon- ird, the Runaway; Gustavos Vaaa. «*r , .. U«fc Mwdetoti. or hard Ktnjr ami —ny 1 I*e«#nnt; have a unrulier of other Tranria- wfil ta i- M&A1' vxi, • Ootth fu! Nogro. w« hav tistts wwdev way, which we will announce from tune to tiros. L t» , 8. ?7lib*ariei< selected with unusual Citoiri Oz«ati* and lieiodesm fur- adiksA to Sunday-aOfioob* and rhwrtjwf, oa fecial term*. 8. 8. Bnnne»> snppIM. August 10 . 4D—tf eep . very ebus of (p>ods, from th© ie most Costly. thrders una<eompani<d by Ike cash mil fc« sent (\ (> I>. PBOjrPT-PATIXO WlIOLKSALS BlIXU are invited to inspect the Stock in oor Jobbing sod Paokage Department. Ad dress HAM ILTONK ASTER & SONS, 137,193. 301 and 308 West Baltimore St.. Baltimore, Md. Oo: $—tf AGENTS WANTED FOR THE LIGHT OF THE WORLD. History of " withorea- tte Jewa," by Josephus; all Religious Denouusatioo^*' tiaes and table# relating to event* con nected with Hible historr. and comt^nin>r many fine engravings. The whoie fonu- Strast, Philadelphia. Oct 5 b—oin