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““■at at the
church
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pdc by rail (
M town of.
moment’s
|ved strata,
I comfortable
"*i brother,
8 glowing
r welcome,
f r ended, w©
o I deliver-
*t least one
“ie eveuing
iveraatkni,
Jtlie present
the 8ouUi,
|we left Wiu-
•ttetul the
church in
the 18th
iter to as-
ftatne day
county,
ty pleasant
the impor
ts Fer-
pd, Pied-
other points
i»e traveler,
it was not
we climb-
kl Piedmont,
snow upon
Might right,
the >cars at
A P.M.,
>w ami ice,
|t seemed to
everybody
were cour-
[r -inoautain
Vo had eome
lip ties across
1 join ns and
ige land,
conducted
enjoyed a
went to
embrace of
I day’s ride of
Tant eiremu-
awoke to
that at
iter reigned
| right to dis-
that the new
bound lay
tiling, snowy.
miles,, and
i^ached by a
rhich as yet
led. Neither
be procured
|our landlord
jrse, and I
|ind to try it
ly with Bro.
|ing not alto-
vigorons di
storted ont
jial garments;
died. I then
htil a suitable
lo convey tne
r,” mounted
•arly in the
ako his way
the pastor
lberry Suui-
■ovide some
Dosh soou
■ Wheeling,
>ne in my
into winter
diiud a coal
.40. I now
idea that I
le day and
couiposed-
>ked oat
cy streets,
mountains,
shivering
ed rapklly
various
calcula-
nidst. of in|'
gentlemanly
•us.
i to
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THE LUTHERAN* VISITOR. COLUMBIA, & C.,. FEBRUARY 1, 1871.
orrow is
with the
aed, the
if 1 did
liidih
te dale
>ghts I
to the
put in
le effort
pastors,” Rev. Cupp and Troasler
(the pastor tod), who were on the
qtti rire for oar advent. We gather
ed up aa quickly as possible that
part of ns which was alive, nnd took
along as dead weight What else was
willing to go, and 1 adding farewell,
us we trust, forever to the rickety
old concent of » sled, we steadfast! *
set our ftee towards the front door
of the respectable looktig
irs
sol'
nvlhing, fiw (hep
' r l eottid not say
^at whilst 1
I assure y
b, yet, like
parrot, I kept up a
but these
will u* v ** r be ki
If-.*■.
was at
and after consid
worked itself intd a trot;
my great sorrow loon fell
* sullen, slow, pnjvokiugly
\^k, and I mast lo it the
to acknowl dg$ that- nial heat in ull directions, to the
great felicity of our iuner, and the
comfort of our outer man.
In such pleasant quarters* laugh
ing, and complaining (and thawing
by turns, ami sometimes all together)
over the road, cotfireynuce, ami in
cidents of the day, a half hour passed
rapidly away, when stqqici' was an
nounced. ItcniarkaUly well qualified
for such an occasion ami such em-
we promptly sallied forth
anti sat down with ftro. Cupp, to
share the hospitality of our Rev.
host, and his excellent lady. It was
and were qnfoMy ushered into a
neatly papered drawing-room, with
a cherry-tinted coal stove, which
was throwing ont profusely its ge-
tiw, in which suitable garments are
inode, which they sell at uueliuii.
aa«l give the proceeda to mi—Ions.
At the Iowa Conference smb an a no
tion netted them #11N).8A At the
Mission l impid. Chicago, the pro
ceed* amounted to #413. IhvMtwK
copies of K.orta’s Lutheran Almutmc
for 1871 Untight #37. Hotr many
—winy societies and ladies' bam relent
g jmrsooagc, | societies South uf (ha Potomac in vttr
Was kept up witlij wonder
y, and persistence nearly
distance of eighteen moun-
I felt indeed tfiat 1 had
but by
sightiug
on the road side, I di scovercd
kswew actually mu ring, al-
It a paiufully tedious rate.
, i^ereing wind stru ?k me in
: and drove its ic; breath
;every part of my shivering ploy incut,
Ijjrew the friendly ribe more nnd «
jlround me, and suiiraoning
nty fortiude, heroi ally re-
IpJ, P&°<* die.
linns of our journey lay
Church t
Reeking a Charge Rev. I». M.
Henkel, Ht rand slot rg, P*. * We were
in hofies that Hro. II. would have
supplied Jtichtuond, Va.
The Grace of Hiring.— From tlm
Keport on Religion in the W. I*u.
By nod: “No church, no individual
Christian, can well have the m fining
Arcs of divine grace burning in the
heart without developing more or
less the graci* of giving. Living
fountains semi forth living streams.
Your committee is glad to notice that
in some of our churches the spirit of
benevolence in developing and widen
ing. As the fountain of grace rises
in the hearts of our people, the out
going of the stream detqHMia and
man;
* ■
oar
do
f
.
WMtdtta feet below tin
departure, ami we wet
a#d kept ou going do\
the road excited;
suspicion uo littl
point of j king
down.
This
iy : curi-
ifor I
imlml » supiier Kuu^iug Uot, «.*■ i wMm , A od «Uk>
ten up in gooil style, and At for a ’
Not the wisliy-washy aild*
cuds of things innumerable ami
indefinable pitched together, the
S.tn.1} and ai|nljai» of whirl. |*uik» | SUSiutT'Tto~r
and oontoiinds the miml, and de 1
we s|ieak thus commendable of some
of our churchc* anil church members,
we are free to say that the l*e*t
might tlo bt'tter, and others are la
Osity;Ma suspiwoo ,.u «mu W ,.h« «»r mom, am. uc mon . thiIII lusti id of c«»mu-
.•Ml *» «“»if w f f 0**?, *"*}•» the appetite. We th.ukft.lly , lhpir th , | 4>nl(
MM of Ment for Nthteen ate ,vhat n set before im, «^io K UonoriB J <iod « it)i „ K . #p(t
ujilestitlw was no telling hi whose very few questions, ourself, ami
we might Anally j ;:i - up. above all, anxious that still frwer
Business Department.
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Ri v J llt t krl, *
!W J M Wmkim-i .
Mrs H Hermanm,
TIom IMrnbt.
Mm Ail—da.
W Read Irk,
T 8 WilkiitMMt.
J WUli^
Mr* ^ Khlrh y.
M II llaiiAhiiri—r,
Mrs 8C Milh-r,
Mias 1. Rom uhsttOV .
() I'mro,
W Bllfjr.
Miihw .fi) Wimarnfum.
Mrs F Murydijr.
Mrs A E Slirtrluskw, W \»,
J K Rawl*. » t\
Mrs B KrMiwaii.
J II SlriiifnjrvT^Jr,
Mr*)’ \W«ianinn.
J H lH nick,
Mrs C.SuWr.
J 8 Derrick.
I) T D—Ttok,
FWjVrriik.
Mm K C Hiller. **
J H Hhrwhr, M
Mrs L l' ( rwwr,
Special Notices.
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VH ILADJSLVHIA,
i le lorn |.n-|Mtrml to fill orders for all oor
Church Publications,
»»d also otaudanl
Theological and Miscellaneous Works.
Particular attention given to the Ailing
of < fn?
SUNDAY SCHOOLS.
anil < Sficrisl can* takm in the selection of
msmt hvmmm,
i«i which the Superink-jiflent gives his
! ]N'.*ii-tU attention.
I \d.!rr«ft onlers, tu. attovr, to
T. L. BCURACK,
Jan li.V-btn Superintendent. .
THE PRICE HIS BEEN REDUCED FOR THE SEASON OF 1871,
AND ISA* BEEN FIXED AT
• t
t
L'A811—#50 jier Ton of 3,000 lbs. at Factory. TJMK—#5ft j»er Ton of
2,000 lbs. at Fadory. l’ayable Nov. 1st., 1871, tcithout.intireat. *
\VM. C. Dl’KEH & CO., General Agent*.
Ohsrtfoton, B. C.
Ukv T. 8. BOINK8T. Agent at Fomaria, 8. C.
Feb 1
32—tf
RKUITKKH YKARH OF PRACTICAL 8CCCE88!
InUodueed iu 1852. I*atcnted Dec. 20, 1859.
/
i fruit.-1 uf the Ai-ltl, too many have
{’ogittRmg upon what mi&iit be the
possible consequence* of such an
Kvttit, and convinced from tlo* pluug
woSioii of the sled, [hat its
should lie asked us, as talking was
not the business in onler. Supper,
over, we entered into a long conver
sat urn in regard to the i*ouutry, tin* ;
been mainly bom-. rned iu making
provision for wlfttd family."
was continually til a lower charge, the ehureh at large, and
mg
denthJi ventured to inquiri, “Are i espiviallv the new church, ami its, .
,75the bottom «irr -N.. dedication. And now the night caaaantjwl wwby th«chricol
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Omm.4*^ nuuilier of Prea
byteriau mmUtvn* in New York
ar,
i r
friend replied, “ywll uot bi*ing far advaueed we elos*sl the
hotton at Branaonville, diaevssiou by mutual cousent, and
there it keeps oil going • having commended —|rs«-lv#s to the
This annoaucemcjit bau- j protection and blessiugs of iloil, we
my unpleasant a ipreheu retinal to rest. Wc fouud our
md my usual e< auimitv ehamN*r and all its appointments in
beeu restored, I i rieil to (the most complete onler—neat am!
ray the tedium of t le ride, tidy nj a new pin, whilst a blazing
and evaporate the dullness ttmtwas coni Art* invited ns to share its eu-
over me, by falling (back on livening qualities.
’poetry, and maimfietUiin^ | .Dear r»*a»iers, jiermit me lien* to
sermons; but with all my say, that although we have not yet
F.«tal>liKhe«| fact* art nilciit arminenU
which ndtlier pm n«*r tmurwc rwn lUiakc,
nnd It is np»a ratnMnbnl facts that the
n-pantiuu of UootHk-r* atunutrJi Hit -
teiw, u s h«ltli prr«miu( elixir, sad s
w hoU noiim and {Miwcrful rroxsly, is Imd.
When witiMnsrft r««x- forwsnl in crowds,
year, after year, and n-itrtate the same
statements in ndatiou to the l- netirtsl ,
rlhct* of • iue«b<-inr egos Ihnetiw, dis
belief in its eftirary is bicro/Jg
The «n deousl* of this unequslled toair j _
and alterative, extending over s period | 0LDB8T SUPERPHOSPHATE MANUFACTURED IN THIS COUNTRY.
of nearly twenty yewrs. inelmle iudivida- , »
sis of every riser, snd nwiA i*U of every
eluuc. and refer to the me— preraleat 1 • • ‘
among 4hs m—plaiats «kick aBirt and J
h.ira-M tlie humsu,fsaiUy. Either s multi '
tude of people, strangers to each other,
have annually Item arired with an insane J
stnl OMitivelesM desire to ilnvio the pah-
lie. or Hostetler** IWtter*. fi# n«» lees than
a fifth of s century, have been affording
•nch relief to sufferers from indigestion,
fever ittul ague, hlkM*nrw, general de
bility, ami uerx mis disorder*, as no <gher
! preparation ha* impnrt*-d To-day. chk
* the tyem of Ste tender are mp*m there Utter,
tens of tboosaimU of |erwn» »*f high art-
l essie rely tag upon lhe Bitter* ns s sure
| »l* feuer against the ailmeuts which the
• pre*ent *eu*oo eng»-mler*. snd their con
( Adenre is not niisplacnl The tm-s! po-
i thms
and eoiotioual po rerf in : reached the eod of ourjimruey, uor uo ^—Jware—but—thin is a so and so efth i* con*tanrl> nu-rradng.
ample play, l«| es ftml boeu gratiAeil with a sight of the church! «*», mildly returned the
_ . _ i I _ _ _ _ _ >. S —- - m. - — . . T a > -a . * f ml A ** . . \ \ * II
a—Mi
active and ample play, tdcs Mul
nngemwere the texts that continually
themselves to uiV reganl
ion. ^
ever mcmoiable ritle l
noticed that the schoolman ter wag! iueidenta.
<ibroa4 traversing the mountains
and d files of West Virginia 1 for
upon ipproacbiug a deep luillow, or
govru, their v*mgtvg:itious wishing
it. -
.1 Crirate hJrntrriamment.—A story
is told of a thnrrh member, who,
lmp|ieuiiig to In* iu a strange town
on Sumlnv, bent into a certain
church ami iiuiaimd after s**rmoii
at eoninumioii! aerrke. The deacon*
looked nneusijy at him and at „ IM .' b*ms which inter*.leslcrs srawciimc*
.. . . „ . . .. rxadesTor to ft— uis*n tbr 4rk in its
iw.I Aually wont tu tb.. Uh
stranger, mid in a wrht*|M*r aceosUd
him thus: “IVrhaps you—\i*u—arc
that is dm to fra ml and imposture, whih*
the demand f«»r the greot vegetable «p*
new church to Ik* dedicated, we hope
in the next number of the Lutheran
Ifew Adyertiaernents
stranger, “I nip aware of it.
rejoined the deacons, “we—we—<lo vi( IIY*H
Visitor to give yon an account of the ex|K*et—eb—that—eh that any | ^ vine! i<*
consecrating atrviefi and nosoeiate w ^l partake Vxcept those w ho be- [
l'l ui«l.
VALLEY SIDE.
New Publications.
luoaithiti gorge*, I noticed a mde
8cho4 house situated far < own iu
ite ilet|> bosom, overhuug w th mas
sive gtergreens, now bendiur under
their burden of snow and Bee. A
trooyy f white-headed boys aid rosy-
(heekflg girls were enjoyiilg their
Tbey seemed to revdl in the
fts, and set at dehalice the
cold. The scene recalled
pleasant memories! of the
M auld laug syne;” bit l aiu
bow inclined to sentfhental-
Massive ro^ks, like
, ***1 m ! This itn aUislih* Vwoiily Mcdu itir. for '
,l °b, said th? stranger, taking 1.» r ,rif> ,ag. rlr««sm». removing 1««1 cshira
hat, “l thought this was a clirintian ! i n .,U kiml* of sickness; fm burn*, mar*.
church, and that you were t-elehratiug * wound*, •ting*; for Fty *it«els*. tb oma
the I ami’s Slipper; but if this is a *"*•*»* »» «km diwasr* for n.t«rrh.
■rnttt, hMuimI, I 1»g your |«r ”f r*" 1 '; *!*■*• for •
\ , , .1 I—Mr, disrTi»»e». d«*«*r*; ms s wash U»
don for intruding, and will rel.rv. [ mifVni ^ b , Ih . ^ . u ,
Sc>>t hi ml.—The Fn*c tTiurch of mk «pi*ts. mildrs. fruit stains ; taken in '
I Scotland has 878 churches. Its Bus- bmslly as well ss applied cxWraaWy . I
who “asked for and published a tentation Fund guanuitor8 #750 to Kt m)I who bare
’ ° f thi “ »•*'"""• ***** MI Mb putatiXiaKcner." *"-rt!7ll r-W til
cousulerably over two thinly. n*«i ivc direr*!*’ of the
aid from it. lfor other mission pur- J DABBY PROPHYLACTIC CO..
|*m-.h the Frtje Church coiitrilHitcx I tfl WfHUw Pliret. X. Y. i
Feb | 1 Am
The Success of God's Work. A **r
mon on the Reformation. By Rev.
G. D. Beniheim, Wibuington, N.C.
1870.
The geutlemau ot Wilmington,
M ADEN 1
Nitrogeiii/ed Supei plioxjdmte ot* Inline,
< OXPOKKD op
BONRR, PIIOHPHATIC GCA NO, CONCENTRATED A M MON I AC A L
animal waiter, and aruTiuRic acid.
Xm .Salt. Plaster, Salt Cake, ,Y«tre Cake, SOM A X V A DCLTBRAXT
# * *
of any litnl used.
T7 TWr AmniimboU matter in M A l*E8* NfTROGRN1ZED 8FPKR-
FBOBPHATR OF LIME oo—UUof the tle*li (rauuiuiug 1<) |K*r cent,
of Auiimifimi sud tlx* Idod («'t*utaining 15 jvr cent, of Amtuouia) of beevex,
harm s. ij"lo *. and other animals, after exjiressiou uf the fat and oil by
. • \
strain.
1*HICE.—MOO* Canhi FHA on time, NvitliL
intrrext.
nr H«ihI for a Pamphlet. *
KINSMAN & HOWELL,
GENERAL AGENTS.
copy «n min txiiiiuu,
St. Paul’s Ev. Luth. 4hnrch, Novem
ber 27tb, of last year, did well. The
sermon is an evangelical, impressive
and earnest exhibition of the Refor
mation, which, Her. Mr. Beruheiui
affirms and proves, was “like the
first planting of the Yliurch, effected
without the use of the sword or
wieut sentinels, gita&M the i
all an,,..,.! u» rSunl a | licr - v •«*»*“'«"> b “ b / ' '*
leuce, broken on Ik ,^-je ! l*"aeW"S imMuation ..f the
the shout* of tile Voys at
the declaration of onr fellow worker:
“Judging from the post, nay, rather
relying upon the stire promises of
or the deep moaning of the
they swept far aliove us
ragged peaks of thq nioun-
dtat
uotti
t length night eame «n, an.l 0,lr • Si * vio,,r *" hi,, • rh ' , , rch ’ ' ,ave
- • - ■ - every reason to say, tluit th*■ lie]or-
motion hrork and counsel, 1 like that of
To Tin “but WtU*; imfl 1 thf ** C *r“'“" nrt "
r our bl.-o.linr. eAnntrv. nl " 1 vrrfr m " '« or v..»r
to nought.' n
Lekre and Wehre. January, 1871.
St. Louis, Mo.
The Rural CnmHninn. January,
Charleston, S. C.
r's Musical Monthly. Jan
uary and February, IH71. New
York.
the world from us, and we
res iu from ik We had
Bow
^ 0i ‘ ® ur bleeding country,
! >»t da—iraelves.
ly ^d Dobbin, and his ju-
by some twenty years,
ofong With weary .paqe over
and bumpers, every mile
, Ja league, and every mpment
a P«W of long protracted duration.
It fortunate thiug for its that
lings are at the worst they
„ r t i Qa(|aay gr OW better, or there! is 4
'what might have beejn our
tote., Sorrowfully rumiuating upon
and monotonous joii^Dey,
aroused froill onr freezing
■ •--Vi
by the cheering aunmince-
n be there, sir.” La n<l to
sailor, or day io the
ateher, could not be. more
tidings than this newp was
Ye unfolded ourselves |o full
ess, breathed treely) ami
longed to see some evi
» human habitationi Wo
long kept in Hu»i>ens<(, aud
izod the cousammati >u so
nuary,
1871.
The. Rapid Writer.
Mention, Mass.
The .Southern Almanac. January,
1871. Published for Easoh Iron
Works. Clincleston, S. C.
Minutes of the Fourth Contention,
General Council. 1870.
Minutes of the Fiftieth Annual
Meeting of the Evangelical Lutheran
Tennessee Synod. 1870.
Ecclesiastical.
-yrthTge of Rramloi
LUTHERAN.
Virginia.—The Observer says : It
is thought there is pleuly material
wished, by entering the i io Petersburg, Va., for the establish
ville,
I
the
meat of a German Church.
base of the mountains, j J. Right and HVoi#■■■■ Rev. Ernest
Jtith joy the cheerful ight, j Balteoti, pastor of a German Luth-
iroui the various < well- ■ eran Chnnih in Chicago, sutKi his
looked oat upon the glia Sock for #1,000 back mUary due him.
The defendants plead poverty; but
the jury gave him the amount of
his claim.
The Catechism.—Rev. J. P. Hhin-
del, of Oata»aguH, Pa., studies every
winter Luther's Catechism with the
aid of good commentaries. He says
that he always finds precious material
for the edification of his people.
Working Christian*.—The .Swedish
Lutheran ladies have sewing sode-
>> fnow-clad streets. On dnter-
lfl ? the. town, our steeds, by preafc
|°^ words and blows, iroke
" to ^ agonizing trot—the jbells
’errily—the old sled grated
.frozen mud and ice, vjrhen,
n halt and plnngfe for-
were made sensible . that
ride had come to a
ere vociferously hailot| ami
M Rw stalwart “mountain
$43^90. The l’nited ion
Church of Scotland aiib* from iil| sv-Tuikouiy va uv"sinviaw Ml
t, . . in . hXlUAURDINAH» BLUt KooIil
Snstentatiou h und 229 of its MM;
churches, W.Hidex Nnp|x>rtiug I evan- I
gelists and ejntrihnfing #8,0A"» for'
Home Evangelization in Scotland. •
Of the 97 Cojngregational churches
in Scotland, 29 an* awl«*<l from a
fund for tin* nurpooe.
Salary in Trade.—A Wli—iu 1
luinistcr prcqnhea for #40U. H<- rt* '
ceivcil last year iu muiM*> less than
#11; the balance was paid iu trade.
Too German,—The lUxu.oi ( atlmbc
Bishop of the Diocese ot Cleveland
—Rapp—lias lieen depose*!. IsM-mise f
he did not favor exclusive^ the
Irish. He receive*! I .eriiian students j
iu the M-minary, but tlx* Irish priests ‘
refused to Nii|)|Mirt |h»*m. He .aloe
selected a e*-l«brat»sl German to uc- {
company ‘ a Home, whieli gave
great offence to the Irish. Itislmp
** * ftllBfcMBD. contain all tb*- latest improvements to be
Schism.-Tho Koeninrhe-Xeitung nnvn f««»xl in a fin*t rlss* Piano, with oddi-
that after tlm clos** of the prraeot I tumMl bnprqv.-nxa.Uof Us own inveutioii
war, a great schism will take place
iu the Roman Catholic Church in
Germany.
Feb 1—3m
New Sty 1—. Ra4mi Pric—.
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America, .ineludiiig the first-clos*
medal at the
FOK THE REST PIANOS.
* ' i
over lUltinxirr, New York. I’hiUxl. lplmt
and Howtoti Miuiufix tan r*.
PARIS EXPOSITION.
NEARLY 1,000 MUSICIANS
OfiUr and Xnr Warerooms. Xo.
X. Idlferty St., Baltimore, Md
STIEFFS PIANOS
p. ineluding a majority of the most nni
• rent in A merino, MM many in Eumi»e.
f have given written opinions that they
EXCEL ALL OTHERS.
lowent to the most . ^
(Srr Ihmtkmnlal Oirrutar. sent Free.) j ^ Jhr ™* h
not to hi* found in other instruments. New Styles and Red need Prie»*s Pkomit-Payino WReLttAU Biykrs
The naie, loach and finish«d the** insltti- fhiM mont >,. * An Illustrated Cata I «»rr invite,! to inspect_the Stock in our
m. uts r;m uol U exeell.-*! by any n,ami- , .. ; . w <iln a tm**na 4Wwn .bd.lang.and[ Pscksj^TVymiment. Ad
:r A SONS,
-
faetnred, b*g*<r, with elegant illustratioi f » lf\MU.lt»N lat>i r.ncv oun*
.Hecoud-hamI Punos olwax* on hand, photographs, and lull uitoruiatiou, { pjji t «oi and 20S West Raltimon* St
from #75 to #000. j sent free. Address Mason & lli3t Baltimore, k
:es.
December 49,1. 18TB, **y Rev. A. D. L.
Moxer, Mr. John Wiuecon and Mn>. Eliz
abeth Gilliftpie; IhuIi of Cabarrus o<nmtjr,
fi • 1 *
Ky the Hamit,
age, near
January
luMtitatr, Charlotte, N C
fW Send for n Cotalogar cnnt.dning
the none** of l.rUMUtoutberttcr* xrho have i uj[
iMxurht the StetflT I'inno aince the clone of ,ml
the war. . " 1 *
Fah 1 fifi-tf
re
Reft
R K Ia*e, Dfin
N C; Gen 1) II Bill. Charbdte, N C
Letcher,
Chester,
* wiik, at tlx- Lutheran Pnr*«»n- | J 8 Doualaa, Rev T W Erwin, W imutlioro,
i Mill Hill, N. L\ on the 14lh of Gov J L Aln»rn. and Col Wa T.
. 1871, Mr. Wm. E. Litaker, of Withers. Jackson. Mhedaiuppi; ( Rnnk-
Cabnrraa county, K. C., ami Mias Mary K. t uigbb Columbia, 8 Cl .R Burwell A Boa.
Suber, of ScwUorrv county, 8. C. Female
At INmmris, i. C„ on Tbandoy, No- j
vernber 34tb, 1OTB, by Rev. T. 8. Boinest.
Mr. I^tvi Sc hum pert atxl Mis* Fannie,
eldest dnugliter ni 0. A. Rikunl.
By tlie same, on Thursday. December
let. 1870, Mr. John Dominick and Miaa I
Nannie Stillwell, daughter of Thomaa
SHUwelT, Esq. AH of Newls-m*, 8. C.
At Pomaria, December nth. 1W. hv rhe
same. Mr. Robert ( aidwell aixl Mian
Dora, only daughter of II. L. UufT.
On the 1Mh llecembrr. 1870. by the
same. Mr. J. J. Riddlehaber xml Mia*
Fannie Litzcy. |AU of roinaria, 8, C.
On Wedueoday. 91ot DeceniUcr, ltfTtk by
tlie name, aaaistcwl by Rev. J. N. Ih-mek.
Mr. J. K. ( Impmau. of Poiuaria. and M
Lizzie, youngest daughter of John Hill
Esq., of Ia*xlngton eoanty, 8. C.
Ou Tin
name
berg, —
of Stongerwhvrff, Prtumio.
On the 13lh January. 1K71. bv tlx- *an»e, i
Mr. Wm. A. HenU and JAm Uhm
Abrahm*. All of Newberry, 8. C.
By tlie name, on Tuesday, 17U» Janu
ary. 18T1, Mr. Adam Felker aud Miss
Sfuiie, dnugliter of Jacob Wicker, Esq.
i P * r i°V) <1r ° m Xhr m * kvr *' Ht LIN <Vrg an Co.,aSW Broadway,N. Y. j i>ct 26
Vreer who hart our pianos im use: Gen or 154 Trpninnt St., Boston.
9—tf
Dee 14
10—Om
/Ziagtm, Va; Oen R Kanaun,
... 1) 1! lliU, Charlotte. N (J: Gov J I
■, ta-xington. Va: C« Melton, Sewillg Mac him t*. G ul:;s. Pl&tuiS,
.SC; / H Smith. Chester, SC; ^ h ^
L Etc., Etc.
T IIK undmifnol najai tfully iufonns
his friend*, and the pnbllc generally, •
I.*. L. #-vmi iMMiafniii 1 \ on limitl zi lurin' *
R. & W. 0. BWAFFIELD.
AHEAD AS
Our I*
USUAL-
Stocft
that he keep* cntndantly on hand a inr«re *
ami w lcet ■MOltflft of (inn*. 1’ietoK rvTTLT TVTTl TI t TCJ
('LOIHlmt, ha in,
rhinee,
i gen
Will
which ran
i’IImniV shuttle Sewiug Ma
la- examined
“V
hie
Li Thursday, Mh January. 1«71. by the
c, Mr. Frederick Felme, of NN'urtaw*
c, 0rrmaUjr 1 jBl*l Mins Amelia Wmdt,
CHARLES P. STEVENS,
(Nhi-wwoi 1 to 8. 8. Sterens Son.)
Man u fart\io*r of Furniture and Dealer
in Lumber.
BALTIMORE, Md.
O FFICE ami Winmnnn, No. • 8. Cal
vert St.: Factory, No. • Low St]
Lgmbff Yard*. Ellen, Eutaw and Front
Htrreta. {Sept. #1 4-ly.
mZmrnmq. m Om , «— . w, —.
The Order for Sftbbath^-schools '
IS now ready. Order* Accompanying
1 the r.ial Wfik be fiUed at #1A0 per
hundn-il, (including postage )
Address Ri * J. I*. SMKLTZF.K,
Wnlhaflo. A (T.
Dec 22 * «
fiewing Machine*. Gtine, Piatola, Irou
Safes, Ixick*. fcc., n-paired in the l«eAt
manner, and satisfaction guaranteed.
Work fmm tlx- cimntrj prnmpdy arid ,
fotthfullv attended to. JHB
V. A, SCHNEIDER.
Main St, Colnmbia, 8 C j
Jan 26
WATCHES AND JEWELRY.
I atill coutiupe the Watch ami Jyfdg
. moms In my new xatmtanfeent,
o«m«-T of Richard**hi and Taylor rtiwta
j ColuinlHo, SL C. . . .
GoM and SUver Watrlg**. JetTUW,
Riagfo. Silver aixl Plated Ware alw ay* to
hehad. or farulahed on faroralde tcn«a.
Clorka, Watches, Jewelrv. MnsW Boxes
Ioatnn.x-uts &«.. repaired bjr an experi-
wnunaa _
rocod Euiopi-tui
Jan 26
0. DIKBCKS.
21—lv
AND GENTS' •
Furnishing Goods,
now in stork.
>0*
ARGE8T AND BEST STOCK
WK HAVE
EVER OFFERED TO THE PI BUC:
M EN'S and Boy** Hat* of every tle-
acription, Tninka, Valiaea. Shawla,
Hug*. I hewing Gowno, &ic.
A anperior Shirt, uever before offered
in thi* market, made to order without
extra cliarge. ».
The large*! liue of French and English
Cloth* and Venting* ever offered. With
additional facilities in our Work^Kwp, w«
are determined that our Custom Depart
ment aliall be nnaurpaast'd. . .
Bat* nnd Clothing at wholeaale.
. . R. A- W. C. SWAFF1ELD,
Columbia Clothing House.
Slept 21 4—tf
1855.
1870.
UF BALTIMORE. MI>..
I X onler the better to meet tbt* " ant*
of their Retail Cuatomer* at a dintance.
hava r*tabli*lied a » *
oAaKPiw iinni'JA'R*
and mill. ui»on applieatbm, promptly send
by mail full Irnoa of Sample* of the New-
eat and mwl Faaliioiuible (Jotil*, of
Fn-tich. English and Domestic Mann-
focturv. giuiranteeing at all time* to *eU
a* losr, if not at less prices, than any house
in the country.
Haying onr goods fnun the Large*! and
moat ceh-lwatt-il manufacturer* iu the
iliffiTent t*art* of Europe, and ini|*orting
tlx* Mime l*y Steanx-r* dirx-ct to Baltimore,
our Stock i* at all time* promptly *u|>-
plie.1 with the noveltie* of the l^ondon
aud Pari* niarket*.
A* we buy and *ell only par cash, turn
make no bad debts, we are able and m illing
to sell our good* at fiiom Tkx to IimM
hn Ont I.k^ Promt than if me gave
eredit.
In sending fm samples sutafy the kinds
>«?» nemirtd. We seep the b«-*t
of every elan* of good*, from the
coudv.
Hinicd hyj
LUTHERAN
PUBLICATION SOCIETY i
NO. 42 NORTH NINTH STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
J. K. SHHYOCK, SUFT.
The Fatherland Series.
The Lutheran Publication Society hava
made arrangement* to translate aod pub
I toll a aerie* of German Work*, (suitable
for Family and 8. 8. «ue,) under the title
of “Tlx* Fatherland Seri**.”
The following book* have already been
published:
The Cottage by the Lake. #0.73
In tlie Miilat of the North Sea 0.73
Auton, the Ftohemum 0A5
Rene, the Little Savoyard OJ55
Fritz; or, Filial Obedience... 0.65
Geyer Walty; or, Fidelity Rewwded. 1A0
, Theae (fix have been put np in a neat
com*. Conning Set Ko. 1.
Ender the Earth ...#0.70
Olaf TLorloluen 1.00
The Treamre of the Inca QJ»
Buried in the Snow > (LOO
Dominic; or. Bread upon the Water*. 1.10
Seppeli, the Smria* Boy. 045
Forming Set No. 2, put up in a neat
case.
In prea*. and will shortly be published:
Tlie Greek Slave, or Filial Love - Leon
hard, tlx- Runamay; Guatavu* V f aao, or
King and Peasant ; Little Madeton, or
Maternal Ixive; Wolfgang. Prince of
Anhalt; The Iron Age of Germany;
Gottleib Frey; Adam Neuaer; The Faith
ful Negro.
We have a nninber of ocher Tranala-
tiou* under way, mhkrh we will announoe
fnmi time to time.
S. S. Li lira rim selected with un usual
tan-.
Cabinet Organ* and Melodeons fnr-
uidied to Sunday-school* and drarrbem,
ou xpet iaf term*. 8. S. Banner* supplied.
Angus* 10 49—tf
Mt Pleasant Female Seminary,
\tt Pleasant, Cabarras Co~, X. C.
HOARD:
Per xexaion of 5 months. ..#55
. tuition :
Primary Department.. .# 6 to #10
Academic “ 12 to£ 15
(.'olle^iafce u t 18 to 20
Marie, Painting and Modern Lan-
trnacem extra.
The second half session will com
mence on the first Monday in Janu
ary, 1871.
Those desiring educational tacili
ities will find it to their interest to
ronftnnmcate with the Principal.
For information or catalogues,
address D. I DrEHHR, Prim.
ML Pleasant, K. C.
Decl£ 16—
BOOK OF WCR8HIF.
fubUshed by authority sf the BnangtUail Lu-
‘ tkerau Synod sf Xortk America.
T HIS Book, erf S74 page*. 24mo. is now
ready. We give the church eight
cent* on every copy sold, and in this way
part of the profit* accrue to the church.
Price, in Sheep #1 00
Dark Arabesque l 25
Arabesque Gut 1 SO
Morocco Tuck*, gilt edge. 2 00
Morocco, extra gilt 2 30
Turkey Morocco, plain t 2 75
Turkey Morocco, super extra gilt.. 3 00
Turkey Antique 5 SO
With gilt cloaps, 30 cent* extra.
Minister* and congregation* are re
quested to send on their order* at once,
to whom a discount of ten per cent, is
made.
PULPIT EDITION.
Price, in Sheep, #8; Arabesque, gilt
edge, #3; English Turkey, #4. Ten per
cent discount made to those who buy in
quantities. DFFFIE A CHAPMAN,
Bookseller*, Columbia, S C
Feb 16 24—tf
REMOVAL.
( "1 DIERCKJv Wholesale and Retail
W • Grocer, Columbia, 8. C., respectful
ly inform* hi* friend* and customer* that
lie has removed to hi* new establishment,
formerly Kinsler’s building, on tlie corner
of Ricliardaon and Taylor streets, where
he will constantly keep on hand a well
selecb-d assortment of au articles belong
ing to lu* line of business, such ’as Groce
ries Provisions Tobaccos Ac. # .
January 26 21-ly
ESTABLISHED 1868.
BOOT. SHOE, AND HAT HOUSE.
A. SMYTHE,
WHOLESALE AXD RETAIL
OEALEB IN •
km hats,
WFST SlDF Him STREET, 00LCVBU HOTEL BLOCK
COLUMBIA. 8. C.
. Jan 12 19—tf
SURGICAL DENTISTRY.
S'
DR. D. L. BOOZER «
rRVrVTNG partner of Dr. D. P.
1 Gregg, lsnug fiennanently located
in Columbia, offer* bis professional ser
vice* to the public. Surgical operatiofi*
on the natural teeth performed 1 in the
most scientific manner. Teeth extracted
without pain by the application of a
local aniesthetio. Artificial work in every
improved style done neatly and durably.
Particular attention is invited to an im
proved, superior and serviceable mode
of attaching teeth to artificial plates
Call and aee specimens.
Office over G. Diereks’ Store, Main
Street, Columbia, S. C.
April 15, 1869 86—ly
JACOB S. SCHISMER.
' dealeb in
103 EAST BAV,
* CHARLESTON, S. G»
Oct‘12 7—ly
il >