The Lutheran visitor. (Columbia, S.C.) 1869-1904, July 03, 1874, Image 3
UK LUTHERAN VISITOR,
For dm LrUwran Visitor,
of tactrtitv Committ* of
ary Sodxty of S. C. Synod.
1'iiicinitati. Approaching th# city
•* the thousand* of tamp#
viaiWa present a «|>#«taeto bmraufoi
twyond tkecriptiou. Tim two mi*
t*mm bridge# MVOM the rtvwr an*
iliwiJ wlUt lamp* of an rotor*.
®jff* fifotiy .Oltilmer* lying at the
different landing pi acre, exhibit
liftkU flutter to each, and sm-h *
“right* of light# we oew»r saw hr
fbr«. Cincinnati fta a bras Ufa I uitv.
A** the Yottttg llni Christian A*
•MlafifaMt of ftnwMuh*- Ootlrgi a MR
delivered hj Bwv. Ufa jDtsbl, ef
Fitderitk Ui»j, Md. TV speaker
tu th# X»mrnmtmm the
fa labor—tohei earweetiy, hi
llw> «**•#* which lh#*> to»%# r«|n>UMf4
Lal*»r t acCvit}, «W%atK* tv # 4»iy,
»hfd E Bibolr, |*a*tor of th# La
tharaa church at this place, J. K.
Buchanan, of Ya., Francis H. Terrill,
of thto pirn* ; and A. B. on the above
meotkewd Kfubft* of the frrftrfnn
tint cth», «ld mi Hi, ! laden. of Va.,
m4 J M. tiddoll, of Mia*.
Frof. B. C, Welts, tn a neat *|»c#eb,
delivered the a*d»t im HitbeiwrtlaR
to T. O. Horadoe, of ICy.; R#v. J.
H. Tamer, hi eloquent term*, pro
motod the medal hi Greek to lather
f. Redocr, of Texa*; Capt. MeOoull,
of the Timm, preoeated the Bopbo
BMini English Priae to Goo. D. Pe
lorn, of Heary county, Va., bring a
oopy of Weboiei’ft 1’uabrldjrrd Die
ttoeary, a priae instituted by the
liberality of Prof. J. I>. Droher,
The Priae for the beat Hopbomoni
Rogtioh Baaay, instituted by the
like liberality
lying tract* of roan try inferied with mi-
aoaatir exhalation*. *o fruitful at this
•***»»». of the rariou* type* of Intermit
haul term, ih«ak) be always well stock-
AGENTS WANTED FOR
w °rk~,
tbe work
1 *•« Wi«,
** “ tbu i,ii>
»u>re ami ... *
UnA nU ’»**h
,,l 5»nd lig| lt
•* il
**“ K<*,|
to » i»rop« r
tho Limit woo again
Om E. tVwa, Km|^ i
•bo *M elected to
*«**! addrvs*. A flee
i. u; Jigpigt, iif is
Hr%. AhraapMle-r ;PhJ
M the Aam.adMUwti,
trioa, Va.,
■r ihiaaa
!*r by ller.
Kn. V,„
i Preri«le«il
■■ mi mi iii i T hi
PHBpCiKNw M f*
a* hie tab
Character
Kewbkhky. a C., »
Jane 15th, 1874. i *
t Executive' Committee of the
Aoriaty of the Evaogah
bttbemn Synod of South Com
m i oa (he oliove date iu Lotber
^ Opeoml with prayer by
J. A. sipif^ 4
^uliera preeent: Bee. H. W.
^ Rev. J« A, Sligb, Capt. Jno.
tall, Henry S. Booaor, O. L*
wp ert nod Wm. VV. Houaool.
If . H. VV. KuIiuh wa* appoinud
ratal), Wm. Vf, Ilouwai,
d wtlli OK* iboomparable cUolojrar,
whirl, will cure any earn of fever and
ago* ia a period varyimr from three day*
to threw «r four week*. m c«ndinf to th*
violence «>f tl*e oou»pl*it»t. N'errona di*-
orden whkh are alway* aggraeatad by
*he ednltoreted lUiuor* ■•amity preacrihed
by phyaiiiau*. are readily cared by a
eoarar of tbia admirable combination
mediriae. Iu which the properttea #f a
mtiwaUnt, a tonic and alterative ary hap-
T).* WplrU m4 fw* #f th* nitehm i
m IU»tr«U4 to th* BaBirtog* wA M
f.>l ii ir-r* A boU^T, i*Mn Birn
ta •<* to b» found U th* w hoi* nutg* ot
aiterati* UimWmOd e* Mm) wUk tk* h
*nruin nud liinm.. nod *>)«MiMlT
htolMMt AtU tolwt ntylu of th* »rt. T)
rat »»a oumOv* h«>k «T« «am u
«tecato*«, with full dMirlyOcw. mUmm
Matumiai. FrBtiMii** Co.,
4ha»
•fW tbn wniy mm gmrmtrwm of ecu.:
mm Cluriai aahl, “Sly Katlwr
•orka, and ! work" lie wan ac
tive throngb«mt hie wbede life. In
pubiic, lo pmele there w«a tho aawo
an weary mg *. tmt>. Tbe caaar ot
(rath daoNMMla labur of da
oatea l tlw aiMsoa weetjMi mi ill km ed
p wwwarai "W; w xa-f m*-uRr mpap*w aw®
tim world demand it. lie illaatrated
hi* pnaltkMia ia a forcible ami clear
manaer. om- that *m atiraeliw aad
mUwrtatamg. There h an imp nr*
riveaeea in iiu mannac which dbaiaa
ammlyLMKA a l*< *V ara ■■
WM a ain.-.’Pr*
lfiilag* u« 3H
with marked ab4lity {
gfrupiifa, gymiji
the evila of lha tiaa
like lack of giqpAflRmi
After t hi* urttiaa,,
laaaw^l wLn.wnWimiIt — M •M' -...Jr RUmtoi
MUNip (OwVw wKdKK JT E# l#i
nation of Virginia, ifi
delivered the Alaqti
r. V. a\. Painter, of
Manufacture* of ad kind are to tw
fonnd there. Wa aaw there a (ban
Uiu whkh to aaM to bo Ua ftwom to
the world. Tbe wator^whtcb it pour*
forth every day to almoei »»ea*4irH^*
The aua|wiiaion bridge, esteadmg
from Cincinnati to Covington on the
Kentucky ride, to if show wiihui
itnril. W# were diawn ap an in
dined plain to the top of what to
known aa Mt. Tabor, by a steam
engine stationed on top of the meant,
where we could mm the entire oily.
Agency i„
* li *d)l for u
f of Ibti folU,
Ml »ritopttble
h m™,.
mon. i« 1(U .,
f "• »>«l tbe
of tlKn,
ami
auj
[" '*“•» and
Obituaries
L. k. Uol
Ltd of Kdl
kl addrewi,
Mill to Mr.
U Virginia,
iranled tor
Mat br mat
Dtod. on tite l«th day of Jam*. l«74, in
RappHiiaamwk county. Va, Euka Yaokr,
‘v ,1 V) year* and 4 mouth*
Kb* wa* mi earned and faithful mem
ber of the Bethlehem emiftvjration. 8be
dmd aa the had lirtd, dretly trusting in
anno diaciumion, the follow-
Motntion wna adopted:
rirtd, That Rev. John D. Bow lee
lid from the funds of the Mis
ty Society, the sum of one hua-
iloUars for bis aernoea as a
joary in the upper part of
i Carolina, from the 1st January,
|gbe meeting of (he Evabgeli-
Ithereri Hvnod of South Chtew-
fStober, 1874.
motion of Bro. O. L. 8c hum
toe following resolution wm
MJMI of 1'nU.
T. CmbUne, age delivered by Col.
A- Graboweki, of Pulaski, to Mr. C.
O. Ready, of Md.
Dr. Bttile followed ia tome pleas
not remarks, aad closed by calling
ea Gen. Wm. Terry, which cell the
people heartily seconded. Tbe Gea
•ribato to Ur. Ititito and hi* anno
dates, la stating (hat tinny had,
without oae seat of endowment,
Made Roanoke CoHegcn oae ot the
AIVERTSSilSm
virion! in the dtofeanoe to vtofble
the bill ooontry, whose Mafia aad
crag* and yawning stream* seem to
form a resting plane tor the wild
beasts of the forest. Bet my time to
leave the city drew near; my
N utwitstanding the panic, we
are now ojK inug the finest stock of
evil# yn
familiar
1 the throne
nearer to God
take a denial,
wki °r There
Saviour, in (he
judge, bring.
>«n instead of a
»y pcaoesa *ucb
?** the world
PtiBh, with the
th’ g they Qll .
» never fon y
y hare. They
0 liquor traffic
!% wgaui««l,
V-dnauV jntf u .
t for goo<|
human nature
geuuine female
I, coupled with
•• tot all the
md resolve not
>n of any mau
teetotaler, sod
r whelming m a .
men would bo
ten of onreoun
re that the liq.
ilished, andgo
>e to effect^ tbi*
* •ill be acooo
though brief yet be did himself cml
It by this pass peeled call.
Tbe eesrion of the College juri
closed baa bcee one of the most nr
rcMfu! Fur the next seeston tbe
Faculty claim to hare the beat pros
pacta yet bed, aad, from what we
kaow, their claim to well founded.
mxiti so or no asp or TmnrrEX*.
Boohed, That we prooeed et once
a procure a traveling missionary,
,!« eaa preach in the English and
gpean languages, and that Revs
B. W. Kuhns and J. A. Sligh be ap-
committee to open a pri-
Gents’ Furnishing Goods,
STYLISH
HATS, Etc., Etc.,
That (San be found in the city.
Oar stock ho* been selected with great
care, and for Style, Finish and Price, i*
snsorpaaMd.
oeeded to the beet landing. Fare
well, Cincinnati! and fore wed to the
frieeda we made there t Thy vtri
(ante come sod go, aad they may
die end be forgotten, bet so long aa
rightly held that eabecriptiae to a
meed la a necessary part ot tbs
eqeipmaei tor tbe labor of Uto All
held some arsed, whether formehated
bnaiaf iadMAaftlsalaieL W Rai
w p iMwnm
a man helievaa to bto creed , that be
acta ia Uto, right or vixmg. Let tom
into believe aright, thee ptcurae toe
ntft correspondence for a suitable
•hater to labor as a missionary in
gi8t*te of South Carolina.
He Executive Committee of the
Itoiouary Society then adjourned
ritb prayer by Rev. H. W. Kuhns.
Wm. W. Houskal, ike'y.
\\ HA Otwa tu Firm 8n*iov on the
J*v into W cdmoday of Hrptember next.
Th* pral aim of thi* Seminary in to cal-
Uratr. to eoanectioa aith mound, practl-
aal hwmtoa. rymcl viewa of tlw* npherv
aad mkaioa of woman. We mdcie upon
Our Custom Department
I* replete with a choice line of Foreign
aad Domestic
Cassimeres and Vestings,
tog* fo th* ABftoeat of 1200,000 by
tbe time of the Quarto Outturn*!,
lit*. The followiag gettolcenen com
torieui the cotamititoe Rev. D. F.
llitUto, D.D , chairanuui. Rev. Prof 8.
A. Brpse, PreC L ft Holland, Prof.
J. D. Drefenr, Brr. A. I*hi!lt|qd, aad
T. J. bhK krl, R*q.
We are glad to record this action,
and hope the plan adopted may ha
aaocmmfnt It will net do for oar
nritowe to be behind in ri-iKlr-nue its
For the Lutheran Yuutor
Visit to Cincinnati.
to come immediately alter the meet
tog of the Virginia Synod
HOTICrn !
Any anntaler wanting work, aad
is willing to work when be Bud* it j
who is not afraid to say yea, or no,
aa the cm*# may be, when necessary;
who has the love of the church at
heart, and derirve the prosperity of
our Zion; who will teach daily iu
hi* conversation, and not weary to
weft doing ; who will exhort, per
suade, break to the people the tree
bread of lifts, can accomplish a great
good here, and obtain fort her tofar
matiou by apply tag to Maaue coast j
S. P. UroMJM.
Sech were Peel aad Lathee
ml melton «f to* moral nature* of the
pupil to * paramount end ever kept in
view by all the teacher* of the Beminory.
In healthful in wa of location SUuntoo
ho* ae rival. From the malarioaa dis
trict* of the Hoctii pupil* come to Staun
ton aad beetane and healthy, at
for mm# tin# that they are cultivating
Term* note noderate than any other
Lr Mason County, W. Va., i
June 13th, 1874. |
Mmr*. Editors : Having an object
in view, we coacluded to visit Ciu
dsuati, that great city of Ohio. At
ax o’clock, P. M-, we were fon board
ike tfteamer Hudson. Having a room
assigned us, we took a seat among
tto crowd occupying her front deck,
ted with them gaxed at the aorne-
•liat familiar scenery, salt works,
coal raines^ ^ c - We k *d traveled
over this portion of the river before.
Soon the bell announced supper.
X general rush was made for the
table. I hesitated, and looked upon
the surrounding crowd with perfect
astonishment. Not being doc us tom
ti to tha% inode of going to toy
teals, I was very reluctant to join in
the onslaught; but finding that I
Us necessitated to accept one of two
irils—get nothing to eat, or make a
atailar rush, / rushed too,
Which we are making to order under a
guarantee to please.
Call early for Boys’ and Youths’ Cloth
ing and Hat*.
R 4 W C. SWARFIELD
Apr 10 m-U
BOOS 0F_W0RSHIP
faked by authority of the Mr. .
Synod of North America.
■PHP^g^ 'ftBPWWPBWWMFW 9mW* RMMIwgfe ili*eW§
Ctojrd, ot Palarili roeely, Va., the
4rat mtirimt, •hea# sehmel was
*. of 074 pages, Mmo, is now
We give the church 8 cents
r sold, and in this way part
accrue to the church.
dow meat fond of 1308,000 we believe
the Treat##* and Faculty can aoen
make the csottofe the first to the
State.
MUtUAL MIMmhti OF A1AX1U SJHKk-
WANTED
e tor in in the
l improperly
ntteiidod with
Two tlrnusmul
e<l, tiliy town*
esml of gntg-
one of the
toe-tenths less
idigious inter
increased, one
s of the people
isive revival*
the spiritual
lias become.
the internal
Ohio jsnd fn-
alone fell off
>eer and ale in
u nary fed off
ne preteml to
We ilw*
: •*[* it erito
<»r livll tor Mix
PERSONS
charge, W. Va.
[Tbe readers of the Visitor would
be pleased, no doubt, to knew the
reautt of Bm WlfM W&KHK
—Ed.)
Mr. Wa M&K. Mervwit, of Crimp
hell V. I)., Va., tevsetigetsd the
M «l|tirtt mt Inquiry .*
**Triemph* In AdhrevmAjr** were
noted to gfowieg tones by I’hepes—
w. Mitchell, ef liberty, Va.
UVE FIFTY DOLLARS!
<3 lu sted to send on their orders at oner,
to whom a diaomtot of ten per cent, is
made.
PULPIT EDITION.
Price, tn Sheep, f3: Arabesque, gilt
edge, #3; English Turkey, $4. Ten per
coot, discount mode to those who buy in
quantities.
W. J. DUFFER, Bookseller,
Columbia, S. C
cwmmeocemrat, June, U73, are, Aa-
•uaJ Orator, Rev. V. F. Bolton, of
•TO MEW FLORENCE
rtKZ. taotriew I asyottorfirst-dan
TUJTLI3C abers • SrtiagEacktoa
IAVBS, |SC ty toying the Henocs.
There is
» class of )>eople in the world, and
very frequently to be found in life,
who always hunt the highest seat* ;
who, haviug nothing good at hprne,
sot seen manners, are the first to com
plain when seated at a boarding
table.
We amused ourself till bedtime
with two very interesting children
*e chanced to meet on tbe boat.
Before ten o’clock we were to oar
allotted resting place ; but tlio creak
mg of the boat prevented u* from
deeping. Frequent change of pori
torn did not induce refreshing slum
tor. While in this predicament our
thoughts, however, were oot confined
to the narrow state room, aud which
voulil no; qnito admit our length.
The object iu view was debated and
>«U«bated. Having, just previously
to starting, received a letter from a
iltitiuguished friend relative to the
lirwupects of oar church in this
F- Itoy ecu, Keq^ Rrwwmn itie, Team
The oommtiles ea plan for alnmai
ami *iadeuta r sadtowtosat fund Is as
foltows: Piet J. D. Dntor, chair
man, Rev. Fret 8. A. Repaao, i*ief.
T. C. Itiitic, 1‘rnf. J T. Crabtree and
Rev. Alexander I’kiilinni
Mr. Ben. W. Ttorry, if W) then tile.
The Fatherland Series.
42 North Ninth Street, Philadelphia
J. K. SHRYOCK, Sop’t.
the Rale of Ad toe.*
W« have eflea baaed the Literary
I4rito*-iJkt 1 kuttari mM f4LetonBwa^%li to f toiirr tuft
wPw A. aWPMFfiqV Mr'MIriw
fixed tor their rnsenfagem rut ef th#
eibltor art of ntwtuvy and the pee
i 11 «• * i f 1 1 kto
•veatug** irntorlatomiiBi tolly ana
tallied thi* high ehtim.
The Lutiinan Publication Society have
made nmnpwnt* to translate ana pnb-
liah a n-riew of German Works, (suitable
f<ir Family aud S. S. u*e,) under the title
of “The Fatherland Series.”
The following books have already been
published:
The Cottage by the Lake #0.75
In the Midst of the North Sea 0.75
Anton, tbe Fisherman 0.85
Rene, the Little Savoyard 0.85
Fritz; or. Filial Obedience 0.65
Geyer Walty; or, Fidelity Rewarded. 1.00
Set No. 1, in a neat case.
Under the Earth #0.70
A MAH OF A THOUSAND
il'IU *•••!* n. fctttt* •*|wel#l fro# CO
l| ftramno*. *11 wiiiiu»■ MartM MM, *
l that it is all
1 die oui, tl»nl
i after a while
so, and jrri
hie i»en|>le
ire on a high
bi-tore; facts
eceive; «*x|Sf
tbps we will
mis t?rmvii»«ig
Ihii*. we would
iMI.-Mll'W
Jane#
of th# Tiwmoo ho*
i the worked reform
S T I E 1 1
Grand, Square, and Upright
P I A N O S
The Treasure of the Inca 0.85
Buried in the Snow 0.80
Dominic: or, Bread upon the Waters. 1.10
Sepmlj, the Swiss Boy 0.65
Set No. 2, pbt up in a neat case.
The Greek Slave; or. FilM Love,..#1.10
Leonhard, the Runaway, 0.50
Little Madekm ; or, Maternal Love,.. 1.00
Gottlieb Frey 1.10
The School Master and his Son 1.00
Set No. 2, put up in a neat ease.
Just Published Twelve excellent
stories, translaterl from the French, by
Mra. Emma B. Stork. 1st and 3d Series,
in a neat box, #1.50.
Wc have a ffumber of other Transla
tions nnder way, which vre will announce
from time to time.
SUNDAY-SCHOOL LIBRARIES.
Our arrangements *re such tliat wo
are prepared to fill oiders for any books
issued by tbe various publishing houses
in this country and in Europe (English
and German) at the same rates as the
publishers.
We keep constantly on hand a large
and varied assortment, to which wc are
daily making additions.
We can supply all the wants of a Sun
day School, including Bibles, Testament#
Tracts, Rewards, Records, Bible Diction
aries, Question Books, Catechisms, Cards,
The follow tag tele gram w*n ra
ewived by the Faeulfy Mmidu) at
all things relating to the salvation of
man’s aoul gravitale from ur toward*
(list iioini, aerording aa the laws end
force* governing their movements
are brought into play, aad when
once the soul of man to drawn from
its orbit, there to nothing In reritotm
it from its tangential eoarar, nulroa
the power of rilvtoity be intrmlweod
to draw It Imek to It* orbit again.
This crucified Christ la the anti type
of tbe Old Testament types j He to
the certitude of history, sacred or
profane; Hi* crucifixion to testified
to os well by profane aa by soured
writer*, though not with tbe mm#
intent; He la the fulfilment of alt
scripture prophecy, for all looked
forward to bis coming; He to the
haoia of all tbe world’# subsequent
history, for history bos no signifi
cam* except ns It to considered
(ybrtotologfanlly, Tbia Ohriat, the
hope of a lost world, and its only
hope, the speaker recommauded to
the graduating daaa, counseling them
to make Him crucified tbe gqlde of
their life. Them* words, spoken to
the impassioned language of earnest
hope for the good of eoals, in urge
meats that forced conviction, to that
lofty diction of wbieb the Doctor
has eoch supreme commend, and
with an elegance of manner and rlo
queues of delivery that stamp him
aa ons of onr leading pulpit orators,
will not (Salt to leave a lasting im
pression on the young gentlemen of
tbe class of 74.
ADDUK88 BE FORK the young men’s
chriotian aanociATion.
At night the anneal address be
jrriptw** drastic pills, put up to ch#sp
wend n pMtr-baaed b«sr«, when Dr.
ton*'* Hesssnl Itorirstive IVtlrta, or
S*lpi t ■ ■*"*-1 ^'nd.. (rincii I rat ii J Rmu aud
Butal Jtoier, Antl-iHttos* Ora n sir*-
kn (o c«'
[ of their «<•-
L thenisolws
Lmcert of hc-
llicient eotit
hat must to
ranee H»d *'“•
Iterance
ty, and r*-*'l K ’'
earnest mtob
iweek ui u ur
tc ra led tit#
«1 the f»coplv,
county court
sell tiqntole
& liltto effurt
liquor how*
fek of pruyef
foliar* to our
H>uto in M*
wuincc to suooxc a little, loved ones
vere dreamed of. Thus, In wakeful
®omentw of thought, aud at inter-
tola a short sleep, the night was
#pent. Tbe next inorniug found us
»t Ashland, Ky., whom we agaiu re-
#uuw*d oar seat among the gazers.
Fto refreshing breeze of the tnorn-
soon awoke nit bin ua a still
greater admiratiou for the beautiful
^enery aloug the ObU). The hand
01 Ualur ® has most beautifully deco-
toted its winding course with mag
nificent hills aud delightful groves,
which, when bathed iu the light
M the moon, lovers might wander
*“d listeu to the low, soft, voices of
toght—those soothing voices; while
*6 skill of man Ua* built imposing
^toners, which float upon iu waters.
*• {miss many places worthy of
tote, but time will not permit us to
torticnlarixe. At Ironton, O., iron
J* manufactured very extensively.
■mslse as sari |w«« as say larm pi IK
sad Math p«t op to little viola that pw-
Mr x^4tidSMSt HSiiltis^S(^Ir#*di fur 1 say
b««ti of tim#, to aey cHsmti-, can to
had for S3 emta of all Dnfito*
sit# Ctdtog#
CHA8 X. STIEFF,
a, No. • N. Liberty 8t.,
Baltixokx, Md.
and 86 Camden St-, and
At 11 A* M., oa Tuemiaj, tim Town
Hall waa again fiUeti by a large aa-
PJ wo * * I Rlillff, 91 ITfWW MAf
W. Va. la chaste sari heaetifol las
hs sfioks of the sad hours of
nertiae—— times when th# bfar1*!nrira
vrflff asp WFXPVf aw** ^ nn p.
the Literary Htwusrliss ef the College.
AGENTS WANTED
ftilliop*.” (fa# he is Iht party refarrsd to)
Is sMUktit. Unless hi* mtomsch dtilhrt
from aQ other dyspeptic stomach*. Ho*
jtottor'* nittars will cars him to lass than
three mosfo*. This it vrwahl fas safe to
smittent speaker of the oocestoo, who
iii* woo imlitoi otouMMi* from this
oomummiy. After prayer by Rev,
Mr. Muoday. Rev. Dr. Biitis intro
riecml Rev. Dr. Coorad, who had
>.)l rij «si »uirs surrria aewtid as-
OlTjrk FrtMMl; ir Th* hM Ml ch**p*M L#k
Mate IMMm I* th* UaM SWAM or CimIm.
A FEW GOOD REASONS.
1. A «»• Sfwtkw. llMnukhr MSS.
X It umO«> <Im uaotta dktwlHOilOsiM
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a BURKE, SON & OO.,
1(10 Warrr* St., Jersey City, N.J.
May 15 205 3m
which pervades th# aoel, as th# go* -d
bre is ftcmken and tears were not
rostral t * < 1 as tho roauf ( tWnlvidriau
•neks la sech toochlwe terms of tbia
s flew, s vary few. actual apcciflcs for dia-
ftsss to exiatencs. sod llostettor’a fUastch
Bitiwis may be art down ss os# of them.
Is case* of indigestion it never fails.
lata for lbs orator elected. Making
a complimentary reference te tba
speaker elected to rislirar the ad
dress, Ex-Gov. Gilbert G Walker,
IS PUBLISHED
EVERY FRIDAY.
BY THE
GENERAL SYNOD, SOUTH
tore tram thi* astmitist complaint, have
toes primanentty cored with the Bitters
to rix week* Hundred* of much in-
wtsAces are on record, authenticated by
a poo the foilowing pewont; 1 Victor
of lhvtoity npon Rev. T. W. Itosh,
Ott without umoif e, Us pra*
Vgarlfep ravrar
XUustr&tsd Family Bitle.
CoaUtnlftf Cm nt K*w Twitmrcw, Apocrypha,
C«*nSMn, fMiM 1* lotto. AMO, Or. W*».
aortU’o QBorilojo OtetWnuuT of tho Bihio, o Illiliry of
MO tunvtooo SooMOteoSooo of tho Worti; Ctowo-
NM ui othor oo)oolil* ToMoo: Htotoiy o< tho
T.-omIoSoo or th* Blbto, o VOttUp Athoio, » Wanrlo#*
Cortlftooto, ftonni, X*ifto' aorirooooo, oto.,
at* laihoUtoh*/orlfh «o*r KS fin* n-HpOuo Olootto.
Uooft,** «0**l mm* trooA. Br Uoator* Dojo, m* ^h«r
rrlotoroMfi tithto. Oour X*w IHootootofi mSf anil
to tho MO* M*f0« oofi roo«preh*B*l*» oMtloo ooot
ftUhtoi n to prtiM Amo 1o«s*, Wor, mw *TS*,
os ftso whUm pspor, 0*4 bound tot b« moot ologoM
D. Hteek. A. M., of Marylaari; Mas-
nuf it. oft- M M an m aAsMMjf’ > ft t 1 X-b-Mii t mi m
191^ 9w rtNkfYNi llpOll a* 9» * fiw» ft#* A*#ft9w9w|
of Roanoke Cottogt, Fret. Ren. Hyde
Heaton, of New Market lNtiylrehnic
taatltate of Va^ Prof R W. Death
aL of the Mtosoeri Hr bod ef Min##,
of Mo, McKim H. Wtfto, of Va.,
Ml* 4F- R JN . <> V 9*f Ml*
Hagk H. Hoary, of fa, Rev. Kd
Terms Cash, Strictly in Advance.
One copy, per annum ■$?
One copy, six montas
No new names are entered on the aub
acription book, without the first poytueni
in advance.
All remittances aad communication* to
be addressed to rwm
Rev. T. W. DOSH,
Charleston, S. C.
tivs of wosrisrfsl vlitss. In Kvcr com
plain I Its effect is ss direct and immediate
M m that at calomel or bios Dill, sod far
tu| a * br , ^ fe *«- so «* as Jft * *
aav wmew* wymi'ma u, w # njvp ax #^w ap▼ as*^^sm a
position of it, marie ft eminently tit
ter eating.
ADoaxuw ariruah run iu hju ah
atx;i ATioN.
Tbe evening prevail very uaprv
pit]< hi*, th# rain pour lug ufowti to
Tbret weeks is (he extent
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