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Iportant tV*
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rood be kept
i t^o year, <*
l*t least aiey
th « PMtora
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an to bop*.
°«r Synod’
I during
which, hy
to be de
voleoce »
of Hoaee
that ail
lly attended
pooplebave
his cause, so
*pr church.
>w present
Iterest iu the
pemawde oar
ime legisia.
1 first quar-
lt) »to be
it of New.
enee to the
I "is College
st minutes,
miugin this
permanent
itution, hat
to increase
a sufficient
the college
iml laymen,
le establish-
in earned
rter for the
ry College.
crammed.
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an Visitor.
fiaia Synod-
legate from,
pressed this
le following
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• ;n -j
Synod, at
jy resolution
■looking to a
|e relations
Lutheran
lyjnod North
>uth ; and,
fret at any
rnod of the
lurch North
as a reflec-
|irSouthern
it further
la, ami love
of the Lu-
srefore,
Ipt as con-
this
venerable .
harbinger
amicable
il Synod
jciation
irylaud
rill ap-
ut this
xt Con*
i bring
of that
•gate was
sing reso-
Cok*** 1 »
Ji mm
\W& tUC {
their rise in
Splendid talents,
be innate, once
Zrmwt, »nd\are developed by
^.°^acr^ l «d or £m
of pnins, ana govern
® 00 moved and ocsivnlaed by
"thing*. * I® w ‘ v
orod’a a
and two legions of armed
,!e *fjpt by the emperor, utntkl not
decision. But no one
nT ^tbealph»he fc for you and me;
u» tat «Et to profit b}- Uie
“\ M i r of pistlAitary, or other.’
We mast have oar own.
tTeTwill stand beside a pool, and
* tiey see the first circle formed by
foiling Stone, they look at the
i and thatgi ves *t its projectile force,
voonalres to be "» nJ b ? “**
AlBBS.” B"‘ ,bC Cirl ' le F,,le " S *"
»h« same, till it tonches Either shore;
STb»a ro*‘°e W
practice, throws other missiles, till
foe thorooghly troubled waters rise,
f»H in spray npon the banks,
^ the sage advisers in steppiug
iacb beyond its reach, confess we
lave been “moved by little thiugsf
tm l foe winds take up the coufea-
sion, sad the woods re e«lio it, like
tie folded vitalised whisper of king
Xidtt’ servant.
So when the existing order of
tilings is compared with the pattern
^*3 os on the mouut^ and found
unlike,some cue.hears the voice in
the temple, bat it is not the priest;
gae ooe asks for reforfo, but it is
not the wise and mighty; some one
bas foith in the i>ower of truth and
rightew»nes8, b^t it is not the rnlers
of foe people and^he Pharisees who
believe. Men scorn a kingly roes
sag* brought by a child, they do
not repeat because it is a rough -clad
prophet, whose voice is heard in the
wilderness, and they do not believe
that Christ is risen, because the first
animation of the good news was
not committed to apostles. They
sty to Eli, “it shall not be so.” To
foe gathering multitudes, “and all
things continue as they were siuce
the days of the fathers ;”4-to the dis
riptes who hasten to the deserted
tomb, “they have stolen Him away.”
k Oo not suffer yourselves to be
moved by little things.” This is com
mon advice. Yet Eli’s sons are slain
battle, and when John is im
prisoned, Jesus inaugurates the coili
ng kingdom; and on their way to
Emmaus, the disciples meet the risen
Christ; and the truth and righteous
ness, that stand just now, as they
dvayp do at first, in a minority,
hiving vitality in themselves, will
nt die; and the trusting children,
ind the weak things, the little
foiagt, if God, like Himself, have
chosen them to eonfouud the mighty,
shah illustrate in their time aud
phi*, that
i
. “it doesn't take
X suui of giant mould, to make *
A giant shadow on the wall;
And he who in oar daily sight,
feme bat a figure menu and small
Owlined in Tame’s illusive light,
May stalk a silhouette sublime
Aerosc the canvass of hi* time.”
[Reformed Church Menxenger
THE LUTHERAN VISITOR. COLUMBIA. 8 C., JANUARY 10. 1873.
Ihe Problem of Europe.
The attempt of some of the Eng
^ journals (and some American, as
f elij to make out a case of persecu-
oa, on the part of Germany,
J,,JiD3t the Jesuits, is a fallacy which
S'ht to be.distinctly corrected.
Tfoy talk of the proscription of
r - igioog bodies as the most effective
m I,as provoking popular sym-
for them, aud cite the his-
torical demonstrations that persecu-
,on Promotes religion.
.^ e ® e trQ isms have uothing to do
ub the German case. The govern-
^ Dt P rofcec t8 alike Popery and Prot-
it pays both out of its
reamry i t shows itself to be fully
the k* 8 * 10 ^* ve
j. j 1 P°ssible offence to either,
“as uniformly shown fair play
aQ d the intelligent
fairn/u ^ kl,OW Ver y: wel1 »tS
the Jesuits were de-
th 1,1 Positive intrigues against
The tJLS'** order —tb© ue\w Empire.
B ‘3marrtT W6r6 fl,Uy broa ?ht out by
On ^ ^ere incontesUible.
the 11 and this only, did
c« k rt t r d °’ wh, '' t ' rai,ny
^ave an<1 eveu Popes,
°rder d ° De ’ lt ex NI^ the
M ^'t* territory. J
^redVu!! 01111081 cons Piracies be en-
^^au«e they bear tbfguUe of
lowed Are ^fcsiastica to be al
*e I,., panit y for crimes for which
Aud ^ e “ of an Y other class I
«»elaod « 186 WUh the Bi8bop of
m of the
““^officer in t ffeCt ! Vely a S° veru -
afr °gantl v h - 8 , dloce8e t bufc he
la “d whili^* 518,1,6 tho ,alr » of the
a “<l t Jn d e r P ^ 0tect reli ^oas liberty,
^atica n ! he ,,ew p of the
W from * Coni umuicates Catholics,
i*»g, 8i mn , 8 , te iostitutions of learn-
^ refoL^ becan8e » ,ike i>olliiiger,
of the P? , accept the dogma
ope* 8 infallibility. The gov
eminent remonstrate* against tki« Tic AW h'rrmm* tun.^Tb«
oppreaaiou of IU cituetm by one of dent has fogned the bill to
its own officer*, and reftuMw to pov the and officer* of for t*
his salary if he persists In thus obey . t»n»al Revenue ftorenn, *bich pa*«e<l
ruagreM a fov day a agn, amt 'he
work of palling the new U» into
ing a foreign power rather than the
one wlioao subject be legally in.
Whnt less coald the government do
in. saefo cases f
There la no pereecettou lb three
proceedings—they are simply a <lc
ftmoe of the Stale and of the liberty
of Its subject*; and the intelligence
practical operation will he ram
me need imme<li*tel> Thin hill. It
will bn remembered, W 6 ^ i aI it Ufa al l a(f
tb** AMHMMur* oat at office by July
lat, IffiTat- There are aboal tevea
tom diflbrent kiml* of *laa*|H la lm
AM the mm«mW»i ifWK Bit
loee nafficetw. rtatlffi* of Tetar and
Agee, the awnmatiel ffimaamI fa
tieat, haw »b«j wromad health..
rheerftel apinu. and
they a til tell yea by taking I
liver ltef«Ut«w.
f’eal
Sarveyoe
working coal lam
Ooeaty al HAJPfi
of the {>eople will recognise this in , MWparfd before the new law gore
telllgible fact too clearly to allow of into effect, but work on then* will be
any such reaction ns nsnally attends commenced without delay,
unjoat opi>ocition to rakig|n|; by the
civil |H>wer.
AH tliese roiachiefs arise, in fact,
from the mediteval connection of
Church and State which still sur nuai i i - r q# > .
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a <*> to 142
portant state of the Old World is
suffering and writhing under the
incapabilities- aud embarrassments o(
this ttuhallowcd oonuoction. Earopa
will never find rest and safety tilt
her statesmen bravely rend this
vala, M31 fsal; thnkare*. feat;
| depth of third ran, X3Q feat, sad
- thick urea, 9 feat. Tho mining Is by
1 shaft, ami mbs mias la washed, itd4
>g do.uuo umm mv
chain, and let the t hurcb and vai-itr*l ^ntJufmi m
churchmen go their owu way aside ggg, Tho uaaibrr «d
from all politic*. Oor own ooantry M jjg,
would have been swamped long ago
had the State in Hinted on holdiug its
grasp on the Church. Euro|tc is
learning a great lesson from our ex
ample. It may be doubted whether
a single State Chnreh wilt be found
in Europe west of Russia fifty years
from today.—The Methodist.
■ ■■■■
Miscellaneous.
Among the prominent peraoua who
have diet! during the year jant rfonrd
are Anderson, Bennett, BarnadoU*,
Drayton, Fanny Fern, Farrogst,
Forrest, Oreely, Dover, Masstm,
Meade, Morse, Foreigny. Seward
and Archbishop Spalding.
A tunnel for trannit between New
York city and Brooklyn is now pro
po.e.1, in u,Wilton to tho gwot K— 1.1^,WVhK u
River bridge. Street railroad* in
connection are also propoaeii iu or
der that ;»eopIe may get to outlying
sections in and around Brpoklyn.
The Columbia I'karmLc aaaoance*
the death oti HmrMlay of Mr*. Mary
Richardson. She was a native of
Horry, and was considered the old
ret white person in Richland I Hut
riot—more than ninety nine years
having rolled over her veuerubie
head; in nine t^iys—January 4—
she would have reached one hue
dred.
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Va. a a* ta fall
Mia M Vaa Malm. W. Va. A«»«a 34i
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im aitm. Mr* J G S*«Um, »
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lirrfiiri i liaHaji rf
9BO,mo tm^emts Seehimg H«msm B A Freprt.
fo isierfo* -The Geviaaa Emigre » ^ HaWmrt, •
tfou Assonattoil of Ibis Hfy have fw j j ^
eelvefil further advire* from the *
organisation relative to the
maul of the German fat men
mechaairs to emigrate la thi*
try. The borne organisation, to
thi* parpoae. *» «mh! now to
and it la prepoard to form a
•ninu with the Nation*) Agn* <tln»r*l
Ifehomtf Fafoa of f*md«o TV
latter *mmm istion having a anemher
ship of 9M,M, it h> raw lew. plated, W ||m*i f hA f
whet, the reason* open, to read al Mkaa M MW
least of German amt Ragbab Mrs 0 A
farmer* and meebanira to vartoaa J* M
point* »a tV new world, hat mretly J* f
to tv United States. Roth of tVre ||„ h^iw Mdfor,
aimuriatHm* bare for their principal Mr* K Marpby,
J A k am apart,
Mr* N Bawl, ,
f Ebrbardt,
D A Fwadrr,
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H. Alien, Secretary.
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N ambrr at {voiiciM hward le 1871, 5,884.
LMIJffi
IM vv4*aai are 4r< Ured st the end nf ir*J
her three saaaal l > nwian» have lira
A trm red Sprat* wautud. to «bom
JaaeT
All Polieic* are Nos-Forfeiting
iodurenrentR will br offered by
LOUIS SHERFESEE,
General Agent for South Carolina,
AV 40 Broad Street, Char led*.
| ADIEU wV wish lmaoraUr employ -
li await, aifeamlv* l*« rW Masnforiaring
Ck.Hl’iawliminwt.N.Y. (DecStm
KtTt
187*
J^NVESSIONA 1
B| Jit* RrJtUr Wngkl
TV ami* Ibitlre aad purwref al
a tb* reHret It
R.& W.r.8WAFFIELD. **£•■
1 1 1 '■ -JiusaHKa
Dr. Stork’s Last Three Works.
Ll ThKB AND TUK BlBLIL —A book
for the times, four beautiful illustra
tious. Just published.
This I nskkh World Seeood
Jaa 3
v. a* mu.
a. a a 1 asoat.
Mrs Jaa C* €
crowded tabor market, and tV tier ;
«nsn ■rganiaatlaa ha* a |«m*I ap r*f<4
t«l of ^.t.OOe to carry oat thrir plan*
Il is proposed, among ntVr thing*,
to urge leg.*)*tion hy thr Ameriraa ^
Congrra* for t»*e hotter twotortmn .«f |
emigrant*. A roauateetoa wlH leave
Brwmra ia the maldfoeF Jaaaan few Wxfow «V
the parfMiee of parrhaelag land few |ir. TetN V
large rotaeirs who rantempfale emi 1 V»a add. are
grating in the *)»riag j also to a»«hr
reports npon tV part ralsr reHUm of ^ #
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illustrations.
Ho**.—With (bar
Wr ere new receivim
KFRING
READY MADE CLOTHING,
HATH.
FURNISHING GOODS Wjk
He
Dec C
No. 42 North 9th Street,
Philadelphia, Pa.
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etc.
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brew* whn
*elt*fi*rtiwii*.
hfe ba*w
Vasiaare v*
VI %* e»<*
efoef hfe.
There will bo four erltper* tb»*
year—two of the suu aud two of the
moon. The only one the people of
this country are interested in will be
a total ecli|»se of the moon, visible
for a few moments ouly, and which
is predicte«l to come off the 12th of
May, at 4.15 A. M.
Mrs. Goldsmith, the well renieni
bered “Jenny Lind” of other days,
has been singing In the choir of the
American chapel in Florence. She
evidently retains pleasant memories
of her visit to the United States, and
her interest in the simple worship of
the Protest ant churebe*.
Two learned Germans at Gotha
have been engaged on a careful
estimate of the
the rmtml rttate*. both few eUmat*
oa*l sod, which m brat a*fo|»ted tm
The orent of a
tan not be tented fo a
It IAm year* to briag out its streag
paints or dwvafop *4ea*eaSe of w«ak-
mme. TV Halt (more AdverthWag
Agenry of Griffis & Hoffman
a mmctm al tV start,
la IBI, it baa wasad eireagwr with
recti year of kt» eaVwaa*. ewtil it
bae barome ooe of the eaitd matita
lions of tV city and acquired a
natfoual repotstioo few
and reliability.A*
Our Bodily laArmtttee
are there Fills.
tisrm. Ys*
ffo w if TtTT It Sffiwfe »
phasare re loretfe a* ti* grere
V wot Veer Fife* TV are aN
» he. la mf
** they are., fswe* truly..
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ILLCMTMATMD
I8TORY OF
THE BIBLE
Wm. SMITH, LUX
RBfe tfotiiimmy
Few ud DesirsUe Goods.
ffiijBffi sffifei
th* v«
to Ires
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•eras «a
*1 I*** Mr
wraith rsnifea*,,
> sail tV hrai rh
f&fffi’CMRMl
MK. JOHN GRAY,
» *41 ire.-*-*, m tb «r rasairy. m t
uj, * a. e MilH m icuwtsAJI
JBBBB wMVffiBM *BBr MpBBMBVI 1
« fore trra* fo* bVraAs *1 tV
GUKU oomuL
DET COOM BTULH!
J. H. KINARD.
I HAVE rcooatiy rpiunted from the
North, end am prepend to exhibit
the mret rdemuxt and complete stock of
DRY GOODS
Ever lirooght to thi» market, eeaBating
of the Islere aud more, pop
* HOSIERY
MAKE I P GARMENTS
fo the lsOefo foy
fsrtres Wear*
popular style* in
re*, Ac., with a
AND GLOVES!
And aelecl areortmento of cSrpctangs,
Window Shade* and Cvrfotna, Ban,
V- rrwv* hats «, i«ukL I “SS?.
runcT-rrmiG shibts
iUhw
FanfeMag Raods lVy«runr«
■Mueent.
I* raeuvfofo. ta feel war fondk embrace*
everythuig New
TV grand opening of the
Millinery Department
•ad Nobby, whirl) we
ere eare wlH yfeare tV more fs*tiffieua. |
One re • «oli mmI he emsvuicwd. | On THURSDAY, October 10, under the
R * W C. SWAFFIELD di ' TrtK " “ of
Mar- 18
1 AD 111.
1 * l..* ,4
tarter Vo...
York
Mrs. A. McCormick,
80 generally known throughout the State
for iliiifttratcd Cats* for her skill and taste, offer* unusual
VfiMrra* U lVrte Maaofar- sttraetiooa, the reoek having been care
M ( bsadwr* rereet. New fully refocted br herself, and placed st
1 Dec 4 IB figure* to meet all wants.
A SILVER TIP
ADDS !> CENTS
TO Twt COST or A SHOE AND ONE
D0UAP TO ITS VALUE
or
" m* Ik. Is»vp fe
MCHIttA. 8 f
<M 31
o»
• ffi
They place the number at 1,377,000,.
000. As they possessed the best
facilities for securing accurate infur
motion, there' figures are perhaps
near the truth. They furnish an elo
quent argument iu behalf of the
missionary cause.
Try /f.—It is said that the late
Rufus Choate w*a in the habit, when
ever he bought, books for hiaiself,
which was frequently ami in great
quantities, of remembering his pan
tor, aud lcaviug at the parsonage
some volume or other that woakl
serve him in good stead. A very
good “habit” this was in Mr. Cbowte.
We suggest that it be extended into
a general custom, aud observed with
special care at the present time.
Aralanchc in Ctak. — It is now be-
lieved that twelve inert perished hy
a recent avalanche at Cottonwood,
Utah. One dead body was recovered
on Friday week. The storm inreveut
ed any warning of the approach of
the “snow-slide,which came down
from the mountain, a distance of one
mile, and swept men, mnlea and wag.
ous from the road.
Savannah, Go., January 3.—The
Committee on Direct Trade Inanga
ration, appointed by the Georgia
Agricultural Convention, of which
General John B. Gordon is Ureal
dent, met in this eity to-day. Tbs
committee invites the cotton States
to meet, by delegations, in conven
tion, at Augusta, Go., on the second
Monday in February next.
Mr. Cyras W. Field, of the Atlan
tic cable, has offered its free ose to
the Smitbsonufn Institute, at Wash
ington, for the benefit of science,
and hereafter it will make announce
meats, without charge, of the die
covery of planets, comets, changes
of the sun as revealed by therepec
troscope, aud the latest Intelligence
of purely scientific facts. This it a
generous and noble oiler, ft /ros
made at the request of Prof. Henry,
of the Institute.
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Mlkty, which ara laterelad
•are iif afore a-reci u» L toff
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a genuine ipcrid, for ayryevi*. folfowa
coat plaint*, iwalarfowa lever*, rhearea
ttsm and ehrraw debility, la re wide re
FRENCH STARCH ENAMEL
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(Ifor « IX—tai
FREE TO BOOR AGENTS.
A N draatl) iMMtwd aawnir fomk
/» far ike foal and rhratawt family I
BM* ewer p*MfoV4. will fo* amt free of *
charge fo awjr bank agent- i> ecmtmna
Head; JW9 fine Hnipturr illuatration*.
a**d areal* see meeUnit will) onpreee-
Arated raroraa. Addtvm, Ntating expe-
Hero*, Hr, arel we will «*how joa w hat
re agratw see dnfog, National PaMMi- 1
for IV. Atlanta, 0*.
CM 4 4—4ui
The Fatherland Series.
| TV celebrated
Hows Sewing Machine
and American Battou-Hole and Over-
| Sewing Machine coaatitate a promiroat
feature in the line of my busineas, being
Hotly ronapfored the moat and
aatiafarnxy now in nae.
TV public xeuenJIy ape invited to
give me a call.
J. H. KINARD,
O* Main Street, one door South of Co
lumbia Hotel, Columbia, S. C.
Oct 11 5—tf
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REMOVAL.
G DiERCKS, Wholesale and Retail
■ • Greet*, Columbia, 8. CL, rrspectful-
ly iufonn* hie friends and customers that
he V* n-rooved to hi* new establishment,
formerly Kmslerabuildmg,on the corner
of Rk-hardaoct and Taylor itnet* where
V w ill wHiatantly keen on hand a well
arleetod oaaortmerit of ail artkk* bekmg-
ing to his line of huamess, such a* Groce
rie*, IVoriKiotiR, Tobacco*, Ac.
January 26 21-1v
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raata ff). It la Indoed a Mriiiutai fo tmoa- !
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everywhere J*icanwhie,
Marrujes.
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Morrfod, at th* reofeletw* at th#
brtde’* father, am th# tfilh of D# W.
cctnbgr, 1871, by Her. 0. A. Hough,
Mr. Jo«w P. flAiot xa and Mire
Aw.IK. Gam*!* AM V Orrogwborg
roanty, A (X
Marrirel, on the 23rd of December,
1871, at the rrafelei.ee of the bride's
father, near Ml Airy, Wythe raun
ty, Vre, by Be*. Alex. FbiJtlppi. Be*.
J. B. Ofiixrvft sod Mta» 8x«am R„ V •
eldest daughter of Mr. Joel Cm fijt*
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BUCKEYE BELL FOGNIMEY
|7»8TABIJ8HED IN 1«7.
I a ImJU forchurcVftecbooU
of pure bell-metai
Tin--full v warranted, aud
our pa Test iMi>kovEi> rotary
HA SGI SOS. tSrm
Tfo !,at)ie»mn iSibliralfew ?fetcfe*tv luiv* iiiaaiiBii
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-* - - • ® f P*a " orka, Mutitabl« 102 A 104 Eaat 3d street, Ciucianoti, 0.
for Family and 8. 8. sae,' under the title
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TV foDewiag hooka have aln-ady Iweo
Max 15
23—ly
Cothure k tfo lakf
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sd ta the ftaew.
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In tfo Mnlat of tfo North tfo ATS
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K* or, the lAftfo Bavovard 0J5 i
Fnt11 or, Fifod < tfodfoae*. o.ri
Geyei Walty;«r,Fidelity Rewarded. 1.80
for No. 1.1# a mot rare.
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No- f. put op ta a neat rare.
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from tfo French, by
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w* w *ni*w m pwifrW’f xpi xn-Ifff* 1 * 1 KWOTMUB'*
ttaoa under way. which we will announce
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•• 2 Dewberry College,
LOCATXD AT
AVnlhalla, S. C.
THE Annual Session of this Inatatutkrn
1 will commence the FIRST THURS
DAY of SEPTEMBER (5th), 187*. Pa
rrot* wishing a quiet and healthy j
at, which to educate their aoua, wot
well to consider tV advantopes of
berry Colfor*. TV coume of imtan
is a« thorough as aaj institution of the
kind in the Southern States.
For further particulars, odt
Re*. J. P. SMEL1
Aug 9
SMELTZER,
WalhaflT 8. C.
A* *f
«mri>Av-sniooL libraries.
Our armnjre*—uta are auch that we
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unity mod in Europe iEsgiinh
J «f the mate rates aa the
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as,
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made to tfeslers
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Is Published Every Friday
By Be?, A. R. RUDE DJL
Turns Cosh, Striskly in Advunoe.
On# copy, per annum.... 88-5°
One copy, six months 186
To Minlatera, Widows of Minitaers,
rod Tbwdogicol Students........ *.00
<>U1 ixnbw'rilM*i> who fail to tmiffia*
the expiration of their subecrip-
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Subscriptions not received for less than
st» months.
No new names are entered on the stsh*
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re.
Pasta**—Five cents per quarter.
AM remittances and commumcatioDS to
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