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ICscellanerds. It la not usually considered bow animal and vegetable Ufa on oor planet la adapted Hi exact relation to tbe force of gravity. Had the earth beam a little larger or smaller, things would have been somewhat different. Aa regards the vegetable world, this la flfilaranttogty put by Wbewatl: “As an loatanoe of the adaptation between the force of gravity and fureea which exist In the vegetable world, wa may take the positions of flower*. hastily eat la W* rock to support the lamps of the iparkmen \ and in the deep riitttage. which aaporetnd the Mocha ooeb) bppaen abaadaat marks Maimh <ui|,| *Thrnr m«n most be Alhnl with new wise.' Others said, What dees this thing mean f Brier, bow- avia, boldly stood forth and said, j *We are aot draaheo, aa yoa sap- poee, bat the Spirit of God him boas poured out upon as. The Jeaas of Nasarrih that yon took and ooa demited and axcooted by a violent death, paw the Son of God! the Messiah that yon expected, aud >oe wickedly killed him. The grave was not able to bold him, neither were the boats of hell his conquerors, but be burst the bars of hell and death, and rote triumphant over them both. Yes, this Jesus has God raised from the dead! and wa are all witnesses of the fact. More than that, wa have seen him asocial Into heaven, where he la now at the right band of God.** “Wasn’t Peter afraid to talk so to the wicked Jewa, mother T* “Mo, indeed, be had received too bitter a lesson when he shamefully 'denied his Lon) ever to repeat hie conduct again. Afterwards he waa aa fearless and bold aa a lion, caring for nothing but Christ and his king dom. The multitude bearing tha bold and searching words of Peter, which were impressed upon their hearts by the Holy Spirit, were over come by grief and remorse to think that they had killed the Lord, and they cried oat to Peter and the apos tles, *Tell us what shall we do to be saved f Peter said, ‘Repent of yonr sins, and be baptised every one of yon in the name of Jeans Christ, for the remission of yonr sms, and yon •hall receivs the gift of tha Holy Ghost.’ Thau the* xarv rlalh rs reived bis words, and were ltaptisod, and so mighty a work was wrought by the Lord that three thousand more were added to the church.” “Then that was the first church that ever was established.” “Yes, the first Christian church. Members were received into it by being baptised in the name of the Trinity. Afterwards whole families were admitted, and the reecpU^g) of children into the church upon the faith of their parents, was ooe of the earliest features of the apostolic church.” “Did the rest of the Jena repent, mother T Do you think that auy of those jrbo crucified Jeans were converted F “I have no doubt, Susie, that some of the very murderers of Jeans wore amongst these who cried out to Peter, ‘What mast we do to bn saved f Bat as to the chief priests amt scribes, they did not repent, bat incited a spirit of permeation against the apostles and their teachings. Mot much time elapsed before mar tyrs were added to the ehnrch above from the church below by the violent hatred of the unbelieving Jews Bat we turned sharply to the right, and In a few moment* res sired a point la tha north wall just opposite the GEORGE 8 Home flowers grow with the hollow of their cape upward; others ‘hang the pensive head,’ and torn the opening downward. The l»oaitiotiK, in these cases, depend upon the length and flexibility of the stalk which rapports the flower, or, In the ease of the rapfiortfo, the germen. It la clear that a very slight alters lion in the force of gravity, or in the stiffnena of the stalk, would entirely alter the position of the flower-cups, and Urns make the continuation of the sped**, impossible. We have, there tore, here a little mechanical contrivance, which would bare been frustrated, If the proper Intensity of gravity had not beeu assumed in the reckoning. An earth, greater or smaller, denser or rarer, than the one on which we lire, would require a change la the structure and strength of the foot stalks of all the little flowers that hang their beads under our hedges. There is something earioaa in that considering the whole mans of the earth, from pole to pole, and from circumference to centre, aa employed in keeping n snowdrop in the poeitioa moat railed to the pro motion of ita vegetable health.” HACKER g Door, Sash and Blind Fact aionally, upon Dr. J. Walker’s California Yin- fgar Bitters are a purely Vegetable preparation, made chiefly from the na tive herbs found on the lower ranges of tha Sierra Nevada mountains of Califor nia, the medicinal oroportiea of which ore extracted therefrom without the use of Alcohol. The question la almost dally asked. '* What is the cause of the unparalleled success of Yhteoab Bit- Txnaf’ Our answer Is, that they remove the cause of disease, and the patient re covers his health. They are the great blood purifier and a life-giving principle, a perfect Renovator and Inrigorator of the system- Never before in the history of the world has a medidoe faea t'ontjxxincbw! jxxc^cM^ing the rvoisrksitte qualities of VlxaOAB Dims* in besting the •tick of eT«vy disssai man is heir to. They are a gentle Purjrstire as well as a Toole, relieving Coosestkio or Iafisnirostion of tho Liver and Visceral Organs, in Dilkm* figure*, out la relief; mmeroos inscriptions ire a rough ortuusss pat columns. Water jppitig down in aara- kffa the quarries ore art very dry ; and in our wanderiuga we two or three quite firs portly filled with which ofwns to tho quarries. The Rat'. Dr. Barclay, of Philadelphia, has the honor of haring discovered this ••underfill plow. A few yours since he was banting in the neigh borbood, when his dog suddenly dis appeared through a small hols in the rubbish which was piled np against the wall. * The dog net returning, be sent for implements, and soon pane trnted to a large chamber in the solid rank, which led to other chaos bers; and rahaeqneot investigation satisfied him aud others that these were the ideation! quarries from which the stone for the ancient tem ple and other buildings was taken. For centuries they have remained unknown, no writers upon Jerusalem mentioning them since Josephus, and he only speakiog of rertain caves in wkiek the Jews took refhge under the dty. A few who have written within the post few years make muni tion of them, but give no Informa tion whatever apoo the subject. This is tbe mere singular since these quarries are tbe meet wonderful ret ice ef the ancient greatness of Jem- —»—* •*«"* t« he. area I am told that Dr. Barclay has described them at some length |p a book on Jernaa tern; but they have never been folly explored, consequently their exact extent has not been ascertained. Aa we were accompanied by Dr. De Bras, tfim American coaonl (who by tbe way has fen superiors In his careful knowledge of Jerusalem and Ita surroundings,) we had no dtfBculty in effecting on entrance at the door. As we passed through the air within was quite warm, but seemed purs sod wholesome. Lighting our torch Salem . Dear Visit f *„ iuritaiM n | Rpckkrfdfi* ■; ihat peoph Thift poi*d | i»gto**» a ' V .rtk liiV4 i j V exr. -gfe. |2th boaeib . ™ 39 or t «*veraJ ycai Ip* minister a of t §jm* lying them , Kmcuta oc< _ * though isolat* If ism is com jtblv susta i I - tbt ioenraior \jQ if have, howe\ - “shaking apt- | lions to pick m it Tbe wo K l not entirely a j iuatiog eccV - county is of . v | wi byteriooisni f | q&rd Hi oil - lH>*evcr, tii.. 1 jubare.jj^? la ea. | fa* this pokii | ptiwn sympatl.. kindly dfefH> F- 1 We preacht- i second Sab-., j and evening. |_- with the cor. j greatly stren T> the ministn. willing to lx- j . I ray “work m a - ueedetii not t. diriding the \ W here let us sa;. necessary tha I ready, uUiing ratiou of his p« | minister is at t jL os their pa> I think it out <#. push him occa^ f l do not pash birj Being infoi I Bethany of an |- previously uni.I oot for it on Y | have no| room the new actios . we were imprt v No man can t. I Valley of Virj. the uprising i: to exclaim “w< our God,” par the Natural B the pleasure .‘I grand piece ot j plastic bond ot I thiugs into I chasm of 180 ft. this chasm flov vagou road civ we stood g;:7 structure, ami . ^unsearchable v. insignificant di appear in eout: the other Lull j twelve miles l>. l **ars the nan;. • from a number < name. The cln building; couin ms chamber* ever I ss dwelling* are nmnutaatkwi with has yet been dia » narrow opening having And terry and golden lichen* grow { There sweet white snowdrop* soon will Audfpurplc violets bud and grow, From winter’s bosom, cloaked in stum; There summer light* and shade* will fall. And soft rain* patter through the tree*; There tender gnueea, frail and tall, WiU wave and whisper In the breeae ’Twill be a grave in spite of these. The properties of Du. WAunri YursOABDitto** are A|»ri«ol, Diaphoretic, Carminative. Nutrition*. Laxative, Diuretic, Sedative, CeUter-ImUAt WaJentir. Alters- lirs. aud AbU-Dilioua. a. n. NrDOVALD At CO.. Drearwu ted dm- Ayt*. Sea Ftmeriew. (iaifawit. u< ear «f VwUutoi and *r«. X V l*U bf all Ormggt«i« aaA D> «k r». Ware Rooms Street, on lix Box, No. 1TO. Jnlr 7 tod from tha lolki rock by tbe old Hebrew workgpa, remain exactly as they were to the days of Solomon, whan Jerusalem was in the height of its glory sad power Along these vary paaaaghu 4 Walked the wise king sad bis cunning master builders, sad here many a Workman, as he follow •4 strictly the pattern shown him, Children s Department. F.UPTURE CUBED. Marsh's radical Cure Trus*, R. ft. R. RADWAY’S READY RELIEF [Entered according to Act of Congress.] For the Lutheran Visitor. THE LIFE OF JESUS CHRIST. In from One to Twenty Minutes. HOT ONE HOUR NUMBER. XXIII. CHRIST a ASCENSION. “Forty days had now passed since Jesus arose from tbe tomb. Daring thiia tirnu liu l>«il |t«!try* 1 » JUU idea often of tho kingdom of God and of eternal things. riNHE best and roost < ^ H1t<‘ Trw JL known for the cure rritef M Hernia or Rupture. Tla* Tiv; km ». reived the sanction of flit- pkysirtans hesitate to sacred trn^Shl wna rising above him ritkaat ashnd of hammer. Aad when the t»p*tm>r area set with ahonUng* of “grace, graoe onto it,” and tha gloriWa* day of dedication had Home, mis> a hamble Hebrew wapt for jo> sad thanked Gad that, alt bough he had labored long shut oat tram the Itoht of day, sod utter !y ignorant si to the rareft of his loti, ha hod still been permitted to moat truacM m-nmmend it tothewattmi with Hernia as being srqMrior to tQ others. It i* the only Tran* that wfll retain th bowel* with any rertaintr, and the veamr can frel assured that heYs nsiiigaraasir that will be at all time* safe and effectual in it* operation*. Of this we gnarmto entire satisfaction to all who may cam under our treatment. Ladies’ silk elastic abdominal belt* fa corpulency, falling of the womli,and u a support to the bock and abdumiad muscle*. Anklet*, knee caps and Sock, jug* for varicose vein*, ulcer* and weak Shoulder brace* for ladies, aad children, for the cure of stooping of Ao shoulder* and a* a chest expander. Pile Instrument*, the most earenar article in use—light, easily aibastei aai effectual. Instrument* for all piiyncai deformities, curvature of the spine, bar legs, club feet, Ac. Agent for Clement’s Celebrated Artifr- dal Limbs, • Agent for GraudalT* Patent Rnlhn tipped Crutches. A Age®t for Dr. Babeock * Siflcr Uteriae Supporter. Agent few Dr. Wadsworth 1 * Stem P«- aory. Ladie*' Apartment with a comprtcot ady in attendance. Orders per mail promptly njtcadrdt* “1 don’t like that red nose, and those blear eyas, aud that atnpid, downcast look. Yoa are a drunkard. Another pint, and one pint more; a glass of gin sod water, rum and milk, ctder and prpjier, a glam of pepper mint, nod all the beastly fluid* which drunkard* posr down their throats. It Is vary possible to conqoer it, if yoa wilt lmt he resolute. I rewetn bar a aaaa to Htaflbrdshire who waa drunk every day of bis life*. Every farthing he earned want U» tire ale hones. Ooe evening He staggered homo, nod found at s tote boar his wife sitting alone, and drowned in The time having cotne for film to leave them and return to heaven, he gave them various comforting promises of the bestowal of the Holy Ghoet, and of his constant care over them and prescuce with them. One day in the afternoou of a beautiful, cloudless day in May, Jesus aud his diaeiplea walked out to the Mount of Olives —that mountain that witnessed so many fervent prayers, aud that night of agony spent by tbe Lord in the garden upon its side! Arriving at tbe village of Bethany near its base, Jemm concluded his instrnetioaa by lifting up his h inds aud blessing his disciples. A solemn, holy blessing, and the last! for as the words were being spoken by bln sacred Hpo, he began to rise fromathe earth with his outstretched hand yet over their heads, he rose higher and higher in the calm, quiet evening air. Higher yet be ascended, when suddenly a brilliant convoy of angels, like a cloud of white light, received him with glad acclamations aad ahoata of heavenly joy iuto their midst. Other radiant companies of areb- angels and cberubims mat them, the heavens were In a brilliant glow of golden, radiant light! Ho wrapped in wonder aud astonishment were the disciples as they steadfastly gazed into the for distant glorious company, aud saw tbe heavens opeu- iug, and Jesus pasting on flrom one height to another until lent to tight, that they did not observe that two shining angels had descended from that heavenly company and stood beside them. They spoke, ‘Why are you gating up into heaven, ye men of Galilee T * This some Jesus which is taken up from yoa fiboll one day return to earth »» the some way a* he has ascended.’ Comforted by this augelio assurance, the disciples fell upon their knees and adored and worshiped the Lord; than, with heart filled with sacred joy, they ra turned across the Mount of Olivas to Jerusalem. They h^tated no longer. They did not shut them selves up in a room with closed doors for fear of the Jews, bat boldly went to tbe temple, and there praised aad blessed God. Then they went forth, everywhere preaching the doctrines of Jesus Christ. The disciples, in order to complete their n am her, which had tyen reduced to eleven by tbe defection of Judos, met in pray er, aud having asked direction from God, they chose Mathias to take his place.” “Mother, did Jesus send the Holy Ghost, as ho promised to the dis ciples T* r ; . - -cj ,j%|n “Yea, Satie. The feast of Feats cost soon came, that festival which we call Whitsuntide. The apostles were all assembled together sod praying to God, when a strange, un earthly sound was beard in tbe sky, like a rushing mighty wind. It filled the house where they were. While they * were wondering what this should mean, suddenly flames of brilliant light, like cloven tougues of RAOWAYt READY RELIEF wiu. trrogn nrmirr xasb LAKXATIO* Or VMS KIOVBT*. iMruunurtoK or tax biaodk*. LAXXATOUS or TH* *OWE(* OMMsartov or rax lukob. X THBOAT, DimccLT aaBATHIKO TSSKA osoemapt® ™ ■“ LXtAcmx. ixnxxaxA n emu*. • K-llv-ruIt*parlor i vWr tJtar Uf 4<<lktu(r tjLMu wuialfcrt r«M Qwpfin. *n*» «• fc*tf • t». nrHtwr nf m*, wUMn * trw i**rn a**4 »i .« * rmrn a k«n)t rf Wa* r» Xr«4| Xrli.f luk tW A A* 4n*i * ir via K»*v« *r ttmm Hunt «T w. lihMmritM ftadi knalrvlumMt about oos hand red fret in a sorrow path, which bad been dag through fl Jhtsifc f As i alxirii l mfiitimWhlla or fttifeRlP a«-rd*l %«M7 I UlHHfill, *(4N>|UUg 90m Iff# ill 1>t4j above. We than coma la what sp peared to be the brow of a kill, with a vast rocky door above as tbe darkness of which oar fitokt .•arjiKy . >Hifk *Mrtr to natural affections; he appealed to ha struck with the wretchedim*** of tba woman, aad with none eager seas asked bee why aim waa crying. *1 don't like to toll you, James,' site •aid, ’bat if I must, I mast; Ike truth is, my children have not touch ed a monad of anything this bleared day. As for me, never mind me; I must leave year to gueas bow it bar Cared with me. But not one morsel of food mold 1 lieg or bay for tboqe children that lie on that bad before yoa; sad I am ware, Janma, it is better for aa all we should die, ami to my sou! I wiak we were dead.’ *Doadf ash! James, starting up a* HEALTH! BEAUTY!! ag spread of tba Kng within tbe loot twenty I* both Iuhm the num- S. MARSH” 92 W. Baltimore St, Baltimore, Md. DR. RADWAY’S Sarsaparilliai Reuiteii THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER u*iI*AX»K the Moat ArrojfTHHnctj mss: * OCiraL Aik THE CHAKOB*. Til in height, tbe top rapported by huge column* loft here and there to aa Ir regular manner by tbe worksrea. By ptootog Mfbts in rmh% oor re turn path we had no dtfficnJty In ex plortog the place to tbe foil extent of oar time sad strength. Tba wbeta, Atlanta A Richmond Air-Linr. tap u«»* 1:U»» Mi* church, the more the sublime doc trines ot the Lord spread amoagat the common people. Now, my dear children, I bare given you a brief history of yonr dear Lord and Saviour, of his sorrowful life and tragical death. I have told yon that for us bin heavy grief waa borne, that we through hi* merits and snuuting costly sacrifice might stand clothed in bis righteousness fanttiea* before the Father** throne! Jeans made the way to God plain and easy to find; be invites all to eomo to him and love him, and have their tine forgiven. II« promisee that If yon forsake tbe work! and tba ways of tha devil, and tovs and serve kirn anti! yoa die, that at that solemn boar that mast coma to •• all b« will stand by yonr dying bad and receive your soul into ki* heavenly borne, where all is joy, ponce and hltos t—• home so beautitul that eye bath not seen, ear bath not beard, nor hath it entered into tbe heart of man to de scribe tbe glories and aaatterable joys that Jesus prepared for bis be loved children Enough is told no in the Bible to give os a glimpse of its bean ties, but tho bhaaful thought to make a garni bargain ; but this i* notbtog to wbot one meet* to Egypt- The bright aided boys team tbe language with pmaring rapidity, and are aa apt at gw easing what they tin not literally understand that thf* traveler uw 1 angry require* au inter prefer. At the boor of IWfwyV Filler today a ragged and dirty ltd Ir girt came uni ff a fritah hut and fol Inured na, crying, “Give me a ha* i • orkmen's tools y being aosn a|ion every square yard uf the earfaoe. The rock Is a soft, white Umentoue, God ia span me I am drawing near to the pit uf destruction—but then-’* an end | I feel there'* an end. Give am that gtase, wife.’ She gave it to him with astaaiwhmnu and fear, lie tarnrd it i«p*y tony ; and, strik ing the table uith great violence, ami flinging kioreelf on Ida kaee*, made a nod anieuin and alhvliut vow tu Goil of reprnlance ami «» iicirty. From that moment t« the day of his death hr drank no fer •tented tkynor, but emiflned Himself entirely to tea ami water, t never saw no Madden and astonishing a change, til* took* became healthy, hie cottage neat, hit children were« clad, his write waa Happy ; nod twenty time* that poor man and in* wife, with teura to their eye*, have told me the story, and bNuaeti the eve ning of the fourteenth of March, the day of Jameo’a restoration, and Have shown me the glaa* he hekl in His ham! when he made the vow of so brtoty. It la all nonsense slnint not being able to work without ak% am! gin, and elder, sod fermented liq udrs. Do Hon* and cart-horse* drink ala I It is mere haldt If you have good nourishing food yon can do very well without nle. Nobody work* harder than the Yorkshire jieople, and for years together there are many Yorkshire lalavrer* who never taste ale.”—Hprfnrjr Smith. fell*** J:*?* a*i* and harden* whan as|i*asd to the air. It in tba asma stone that ia aoen everywhere about Jerusalem to tbe buildings a«id walla, eaportally (boat blocks which abau tbs bavalad edge* A T. SACK, Enc'MMcr S Change oi Schedule Soim Casolina R. R. CouraNU. Columbia. 8. C-, Oct. 18. CliRUKV of acltedule. to jro into <* ami after Ruoday, 19th : .Vfirl <n*i Pii**e*gtr Trm»- ('o)ninUia —.If* * Arrive at Chariest on L**#o* Charleston • Arrive at Columbia 5 W P«" Sight Rrprtm, Freight amd Jay* 1 ^ ti*m Train (SnrnflaifSCJrepm)- Ixwve Columbia J Arrive at Columbia • Arnve at Ch»rie«ton 7 WP* Leave CItarleeton Camden Train will ran Monday. " nc»«day and Friday as follow*: L«'ave Columbia 1 *?*■ Arrive Camden f I e*ve Camden f Arrive at Columbia -B 8. R. Picxiks, Geo Ticket M ry. Maay of the chamber* are socb from fifty to ssvtnty fiva font square. Often when wa sappaeed wa hod reached tba terminus In a gjran di Kidney A madder Complaints, i>» .swofmaMfOiit* S» U* *n.mtUwrr i. * wirtiii«iC>nmi weasr- mm, m iiiiio . m 4i ate Astat damuHi rehram liMa to HWtBH. Mral.r < trtwn |....tnr wMttr. MSI kia Ml Uk» SmmU „ turn Mack. aa4 tirnmg >*• Late Ztimr of IX Year*' OrtnrtA Curc<l try liadway's liemdvent. which lad us into equally vast cham ber* beyond At other times wa would pass down what hod tbe ap pearanoaof a rough hill side which terminated to a rnda stair cnoe, de •eroding which na would safer im mansa apurimeata directly under nos Hi thoee we had already explored Tba general direction of tba etna VStion* is Month maL of LOW Aft 1 Ike temide area, where U is MOimml ■— " tel -it — — ^ VP Mite OT' Mte M l 1 - — " tf ol with ItalWer Arabic. The aim mm uttaaia 1 Uwrs mu# -ir* m mi amJT I Lm •*'!! i_|. |BF, Urn I filrUviiirr (n IIW rriigiiRii language anffRnbtodly nm tributes si** to it# eafonsiast. It hi already the iriidinv ianwiare of tbe workl *1 token by niotty million* of |wopte (doubtiag the- number of French- speaking rsen^) nod so extending its conquest* year by year, that its prae tkml value la to advance of that of there, that Jenna’ own gentle hand wipes tha tsars away, that foe*, pare tbe blocks were elevated In their proper position in the sacred •true tore. Wa moat have passed nearly, if not quite, half a mile to a direct, line from the entrance, and yet there wore no signs of the end j but other chambers connected by lofty pea sages extended still beyond us as far as our light ooukl penetrate. With oot doubt this entire ridge, ftom the Itomaocus gate to the temple area, aud cost of the Tyroptnon Valley, upon which a large port of the pres •ot city la built, to honeycombed by „ Cou mbia, February 3H ' 4 ; ^I^HK following Passenger ScM^ A will be operated on and dtvr » date ■ GOINO north. Train No. 2. Train ho Leave Augusta, « 80 a m i 1?!!! Granitevdlc, •7 88am Ratesville, 9 48 a in Columbia, 1158am *2^ Chester, 14 24 p m } JJ J, Arrive Charlotte, f6 48 p m 515 * No. 2 Train makes dose conawffto^ Richmond 1 ; to all points Sortli, at New York at 0.65 A. M. No. i A pi 1*11 iltdemFoi skill fffiLk*miraJlkffffaa mmpmmm ft/ mTwmm*!•*»—« n Dni fj 11 lift a youth, Franklin went to London, wimi n printing rito and fn- qaired for employment ns a printer. “Where are you front P inquired # SSOk FiIim iim SMB* lU >lli “Amorim,” pas the reply. “AhF said tbe foreman, “from America f a lad from America seek ing employ meat as a printer Writ, do yoa reaRy understand tbe art of Iwinttog; can you set type T Franklin stepped to one of the cases and to a very brief space set np tbe following passage from the first chapter of tbe Gospel by BL Johns “Nathaniel saith unto him. Con any good tiring come out of Naan rethf Fhftip saitk unto him, come heavenly inhabitants with eternal happiness, should make as all earn- sally strive to reach that beautiful land of reoL The apostle John, to the book of Beveiotiooa, describe* a vision that be bad of heaven, where he saw an innumerable throng of ransomed souls from every land sod tribe and nation, and they sang a glorious, triumphant song of pratoe aud thanksgiving unto Him that had washed away tbeir tins in his own blood, add bad redeemed them and made them heirs of heaven and its eternal joys! That this blissful home may be yours, my dear chil dren, to my prayer.” G. St C. Railroad. VyASSKXQKK TRAIXS nut felly. 6ufey« «xo«pU4, 1 «teHte<feMr With Xltfct VffttM on CuStta* feUIXMMl wul fev* ; wHk Trftta* gUmg Xortk u4 SmUi m Ckrfcte, *ftd iocB.U akd WU- tviik, Ctoittntbttt sohd AfigtiU EkUixtodi Um Ckwlli T-.U a te AUw ...... BOS S*rt*rry ...... |*S foke-linjA XrOO p. IB. mftns #.«*• ArrttfB M Or»M»Ul» .... uo nowx. - Itetf fewrllk ' . h 7:10 a. te +*** - - - JKS sSSSS S p. *u Altete «!» Arrtv* At CoIbibLU (tOO Andrrron Jtranch and Blue Ridge IHvit- W'inz these t* as the durf barges would pt j * We notice no w gtou. Ab tar tow,, ha, d ,t>,n the Luther 11 ^kiral result, v{ Manual German , with the hope you wiF N Preabyteriai I » to these l.l v . We fof /^rmair Littbem | ritor< /ions to have a i to strewn with the stone drippings usual ia a qnsrry; aad la many places huge blocks, partly dressed, are scattered about. There are no marks of the drill, the quarrying having evidently been done by cbtoets only. Tbe a son) proems was to eat out the blocks to a vertical position, and, on every hand, we could ope them purtjy glowing fire, appeared upon the bead of each of them. They were all filled with the Holy Ghost, and be gan to speak ia all the different lan guages that were known, praising God. Jerusalem was full of people born different places, whp had come V> the feast, and they were so aston- •49 a. » Afriwe r u p. IB. aw T;Ml 3:90 •W am kw L««v« aw Trml»» lu «n AMmtIU* InaS •fey* am4 frifejn, Oi AAfenoa BaIIoa mm& Anhetmm, Vntefey*. iy, aad cmitaipoil a rWteale reproof, so «pfUxqmftMi| and powerful, that it at cure gavaipm character and stood ing with si! lathe office. of the l»e«l judge* in oar who to a just man, and never