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Carriag. Factor /. The undersigned ropcetfully in foi ms the public that he is prepared to do all Kind of Work in the above line on till: shortest no tice and at. X-iv;na; Prices Hv.KsKSIIOEING done in lh< best possible manner. I also have in lull operation my PLANING AND MOULDING M At 11 IN ICS, And GRIST MILL. All work in this 'ine done without dehiv and on rensoiiubb1 terms A share 61 the public pat n>mie->- is Bolieited. july 25 I!. RIGCS. caiLt] c I,i PEOPLE S BAKERY Established in 1^71 by the IV ? ? rtnr. who is still ready and will <. fill orders in It 'll KAI), Hi i I- , I'M KS (! A K 1 : s> Of rd! descriptions. <a'NULfi! Uv ihe I'.A KU SI. or lit >.N "Also 1 ) ! : ! or i atop* W,:et iej ??leetingS. l-l reeeive.i l-'res-ll .. on!'. ... -t S ;t??e*, t.o >.. . it titt .? u in >\llicll will he ><ml a- I." \ a- a to ilial be Luii ;lu in < Irnhgebiii jr. Th.'iid;fiii for tie- pa-: patronage >>: -t. friei.ds and '.lie piddie I ?Iii; soin n a cos linuanet .?I lliei r en- uui.; T. \\'. A11 iffy it t i. It'.- sei Sti eel. IleX i tliit r <? Kept I I. isTrf?L M,. .1 i Hin! I! aviii" rce;. to I v ? ii v ? ? . ? i: New ? I, ' ?? I form ?. ? 1 111- < cel|-,\ . W:l h Ii V ! U ? I'nonis ov.-r ti e h< re. sod t ? iv; . wir be able to pnl lip ??'?-*"'; i? ?. at any and ;i I buhl*' ? ! n 'm_' III*! iiij ? r er beii on Iroiii dour. a. c. i>i:k rcs. >b. b>. net Hi lSVH I v J". DSS AN33EETvT?5, Would l.'c-pect fully inform die Citizens of ()r:ir.f*el>org. dial lie has in clniive die Stork and fixtures of X .1. Kin?,it| Wa lace Cannon's, tllrl Staid. Maius i.i t where lie will lie ghel tu Serve Iii- I'rii ml- and i lie pulilie with anything in Iiis line of trade. Kvcry thing fres11 i'nid pure, ami vnar.tn ten! in (jive Mitisfaclioii A lull line oi (i()(kepi eiuistatil y "ii hand Iloin ami rais.-d in ? n .no;.'burg, I liupi to receive a liberal share of the palroiiagi of mv Follow-' iti/.ens. .). RKK ANDKKWS. .ay 21 |y F. DeM?aS, / gt. r si>i*t: MASOXil' SB AB.B. J.'fieiids 1119(1 ('oisntry tiii'ii alleinl! j]o not wail until u it upend |?'very cetii in pi ices ilear, IVfake |)p;.MAl!S your l iroeer here ! Ask hi in for Ids I i VMS so nice. P{unuing al lite l.<>N l-> f I'Klt'K ! Stop mid try hi- Klosir so line, ^ 'In t -e, ami \ I.!. Illings in his Ihm! I (ave some III TTI'.I! sein uroiim! ? Kvery Ulan diouhl have a poun I ! \ ml if \ oii'd feel wo ! ami aide. |?ul hi-'M.M'K KU Kb mi your Table '. <7?ioil are all tilings in hi- Slorc, |(c:t.-on caiiuol ask f?<r more ! O'dv try In- I-K.'l ' 'l-s iare - ( 'mi I 1.1 ei|ttalled any where ! livery man who knows 1 >i.M A I!S, |{ n-lu- for his n "?1 Sogar-! |n his Sample Room dort ||y , , very lime that lln-y are dry ! {Some ihiug teils lbeul II K'.'i ill > in in ! ;\ ml lie always leads the van ! J^'ever yel *ii< 1 he retreat,? J)ou'| \i>ii know he ean'l In- licit : l^ook within bi- Store so urand, I ii his l> ii--11oo a ne ir r Ii uul; <Jue-iiuii him ami von will sei* - DNDKRSOIdl Hi <" VN \i?T Uli! { )!? ! " ait n it tili voll are \vi ? r, |{eiison points to M?. !? |SKU, Selling limey 1 >rh ka |n all - Cpive him then i general call, |{. -i iissiired, Im.MAhS sells cheap, z\ ml the finest goods will keep, \ ever ci ase lo bless your slai - IJmwn with all ex'vpl I )c.M A MS. S< tit h Carolinn Rail I { >a- I I^assonger Bio part iiai'ii ( ?'iia no K OF schi oi i.v. i>n und uftcr July Ulli, 1880, I'm* on per Trains on lids Itoad will run as IbMows: (till fin ther no' ire.: (irppu villi* K\|in s Train. ooino kvsr. ' Leave Columbia al .! I' m \ rr.iye :? ' anulon u ..U !<? " Leave ' Irai.ticbiirti! .s n ; \ rrivo ru t I mlo-tnii.! 1 00 " 'I Iii.- i in ill I avc- 1 '??I n inhia ? ill Sa i I ? -?? - it f! !'? . VI', < h:iiigi-hurg I 1 "> I*. Mi itri in - in i 'liarlt-: n al 7 III I'. M . ooiNii wisr. I.e iv. f|,.ol.-t.?n .5 . Ii h \ At. Lea vi < irniigohiirg al . !l l\'J ?' I.i ave i'auidi n at. S no Ari'iv<.. at t'oliiiiihia at.II !!0 " \Yaj K re iff ill ami I'-noo'iiffet' I'rai s. liiiiNo i-vsr L uv O'diiihiiiii . ? jO A V Am iv?- al * 'annh-ii.1 -10 I' \| l.?-a v?-1 ?runschur<; .ti iii \ m .Vrrii ?? al I. iriestoii. - oil' \l .liit-u-.a. :'. itf " i.i'iMi wi.sr I ... ire i a . '?' 00 A . ._'i-.i i . s .mi ?? ? 1 traVtachnri? . 1 l-? I' '-i i ri i ?? a; 1 iihtntli.a'. ? 117 i a--. :?.<?:- leaving ' '?> umhin <ii" har te ioii ?-n ihc.-c iriiiii- liaVe In bh.iiigu ears .1 liian? vi I. In riiaeh I liailestitii a 2 00 ; in i.i ? ohimhia at i ;7 i in Sight Express frstiii oo.Nii i: \sr liiiii'a.n :.<? r m ' :i. . um . \'l :V? a m \ . i i i i . i ?! "j '? ? i .. i .\ ? ,i. i .. irie ion --i <> .:o v ? li nj-- i*? *i"* u lir iile.li. lib* .1 in -i.?? p:a- e ir-, a llied i .?i. -i > i; i ? ; in.;.-, in UNO WiLsr . . ? i> i?u? . 1? li? I* m .7 I ? ?? ? ?! iisiehor?:. J I i \ m ... i; ..l-iiuhia. 0 10 " .New York hS|.r.>.s. in UNO KVST iv. ?!.? .._.!,.,, ;. .-, 17 a m .? U i la . . .. '.!_'? ?? i ? IM. W KST . a I . . ''. 11:) ;? \l . . ? ?> .i . it a; It. ' : . v i| ?? . \ nr??< an.I !!:<? v-.v ? . .i - - i i 11 ri- will run da ilv. i will riiii ?laiiy e,\ee|ii :-i?n ? i...: :n- are .. iac led In ? i ;!.: ?I- .. . ^ o In v'li n I. Im: ! . . train.- n i'\c -.o.- . ' -n.n ?-. .ih ."?. ?\ Yoi - ii I . ... .-- M VVe i i - lays ml ? M iiii i . n i l - n- oio-r.- oh ? -i i i ?'. il ?> .v?.ii 7 a i.i '? i iii;i.;iiia i in- S viiiiiiati : .i 1 ? ?uiieei i- in.it>' i'v .i ? . ? .? ir on no ti Mi i ... .,? ... iv..,: j I? ' v 1.1.i.N. i . I' a f a .l/r. e. 11. neral Sil j il. ..'>??'??. . v -i., . ir.oi1'-iiar'. ?? t' I in i n i i in ir. Iiv : Ik rll.S hi/-v ^:ioi prepti rt'tl i'> supply ?? i ami ie- iriili tin i?-'elu:iie?l I'liiiinh-I |d?ia 1 hani|iagiie l.i-er /t'eei hy lie- liny en elie.irer ilian < liarli-ston market. Al ?\ a.hu e aiinoii'- < ?;.! stand. .J I>KI- A.M>U \N S. Aiil i -^TH oi'Mi: vnvK ami i.cii \\u:\i. I'.y I >r. I . <. \\ i ?1.1 '. DiVnv i?vi?r I'. I ..ui-' Sto .-. Sati-f.u-iii a puaranjeed in all iijiernt .'in<. |(-:.: Tei-ili extraeti' l wilhuut pain, l-v I he ii-?- ui Nitrons < Ixiile n.i-. im in ? t ir.-rialn meilleliie to ?? iir' ? .- ? . . -< l.f ill.- Illllll.l..?111*1 Sl-IR.'. I . i:in iiine.ism, .sun niioioii.'ri-triw. i e 1 ?I' -ti. ( .1 ?.. . i -. Sur.-?, AI.? ?>sn i fill HI. Ill, Sn it lein Ji.lnl-, syi? I T' iii. i i ?al.le l,t\ KU COItltC' V JOIC, vi-lil euro C'lifoiili; ('..iiHitiniilua, J :i ? In lie, I" |ir.'--l.iti, ItolltfeStl -t?, j' . .,? i'-: i, Heartburn, l.tiiiguliliii'M. 11.?. in. a ei iit|ili<te Klilney >4|.I Ho. ii.-.. |>lnlK<t(.'.H, Kser is ? < Urine, reten ili.ii <>f Urin?, Mi-I.L Hweata, l'alns in n.i-or..In, .vie. _ ~Aro y?u a C-ufVerer ? If so, try ono liolilo o( lilts VHllUklile j in. i i l ii--, -ni l jri'i relief, no liiuntniK ery, no ili'i'i'i'tl'in, ni<iile hy restm? njtile parlies from ilrni:'* ilmi ii.m lini'ti kii u ii fur > ears i.ir nest i r?f sleluna lid .-ii.-. in. .i tor any .?f aixive '1 "'"?ii.? ..._hi... 1 .1, AllXrocsist: cell it. fr::: It f?t C:::;c. THE BROVJH CiiEnliCRL CO. S. Sharp St., Baltimore, Mil. SOLf: .PltOf'UIETOn'? l?SSSd?^sTi? m.ir I'J I v / tliamp.'iigii I,oiger 1 I'.ecr. \ I otth ?I by the English Ibittliiig ?'.... preserihed by I'hysieiaiii a- tin- most healthy heverageilt the world. I'resh and pin .-. I'ur -ah- al Willlili e I'aiuion's old stand, hy .1. Di li ANIHtKW'S, Agl. 4'lioi<*o itnporled |>orl nail i Sherry Wine, for sale low, at Wallace t 'anuou's old stand. I jm'lto.n Market heef, hesl ever lasted 1 at van T\ssl b'S. CURIOUS 'l'ltHKS. The India Rubber Tree?The India 1*111 ?lior tree is a nnti ve of I udiu and Soul Ii A incricn. The GunvaTree.?The gunva tree, from lim fruit of which tlu* delicious jelly i- inadoj is a nat ive <d* I he I indes. Tallow Tree.?In Malabar, a tree ??ailed the tallow tree grows; from the v? .s tu i;. when Iioih-iI. i- procured ?'? linn I allow, vhich makes exeellent eiiud l?is. Li fc Tree. There i?, ;i i roe in J.-tmuici called I he "life tree,'1 whose leaves grow,even when severed fro hi I he plant. It is impossible to kill ii ? live by lire. Untier Tree. -This singular'I ive was discovert d by I'ark in the ecu t.ral part of Afrieii; from its kernel is I) rod need :t nice butter, which will Keep a year. The Ihiuyan Tree.--The Ihinvn tree is a unlive of India; and is a (dijeel of griai veneration among the 1/iinioO-i an i llrnhinius, who look ii pi?ii ii as sin emblem <>?' i In- t)? ? i i \-. Tiie .Manna Tri e.- The immun tree grows in Sicily ami ('aliibria. In August the tree is tapped, and 1 sap (lows out; after which i; hnrde by evaporation, and the ma min is left, of a sweet but nauseating liisle. j.'jg Tree.- ? There is no Iree more iVeipieiii ly spoken ofin the I?ble t hai) lie lig tree, and a cOiniiu ' cry, even ? o.v. in t he si ree, < of (!niro, i:. Kgy pi. is : a i he name ? if : lie proplml i_t- , a ei'\ ainiost universally'used by ii \eiuiors <if fruit. I he i ravi h is' '1 ive.?A tree erili ei lim travelers' tree, id" Madagascar, viel Is a copious supply <>;' fresh wa' er ffoiii iis knives, very* grateful to he traveler. Ii grows in the most arid countries, ami is another proof i>!" I he lender cat e of our Heavenly Ka ther iti supplyiiig all his croai ures" Tne Stir.'owfiil I i ? . ! .iv nigh:. A: sdr.si t .. ,\ ?, but so. hi afier ii is i oveiv \ ? ?? .? w ii it* Ii close up or fail od .. ? . he un rises: 11 lias a tVii i i ; l issoihs a! iiighi : he : V? omlcfful Tree.--- fin . . . ie. : i,, Dae ui I In?; lafgi's.: Of h dries, is SO dry that not eve: a i'ivu lei can he tVuiu t. hin by :i . . i - ion of I 'io\ nil m e , :i ?. e [ii eie> id : j'ee, l lit-; b it'\ C:V . if W ... . ] i.i.iii.i an.I hing, an i . oioi -i -j ? '? ;tiiniulbiul lue oiitii'e \e:?i: ?;. ii I Ii.sii :i constant cloild suritiuthi hg i he t ree, which is coijik'iisod ami filll ; ilig iii drops, ki eps I lie cisterns plum ?i under them constantly lull. Mel linn;. .Mi dunce ami Kurun r. I si: Till; ltKIDl.K. A bridle i- very necessary iliguid ing .'imi rest in i hing an iiiiiuly hoix ? ! mil i: is very ncetilul in ctiiitioliiii?* that uiiriily member, the tongue, j "Dtiii'i gii ivithoiit the bridle, buv.*v ! \;is hi v grand fa I lier's I a \ < ?ri 1?.* im of I ttlvici'. 1 f lie heard any one cursing i ir swearing, or givch to much vain land foolish talk;, he would say, I - 'I hal man has ? lost his bridle.*' j Without a bridle, the tongue, though :i little member, "lituisteth iireai things." Is is an unruly member, ??full of deat.Ily poison." I'm a britlie I tili it a ml ii is one of I lie bosl servants ioi\ and SOllI CJIll li.'IVC. "I; will I.'i'i'p my mouth With n bfidle," siiiti iviiig David, liesuiv, too. tti keep a bridle on yOur appetite. Don't ie; ii l?e yiiiir muster, un i dt n't neglect '<>> liave one for your passions, orthey will gel iiiithnniigeiibh', ilHGug N'oti down a headlong coiir e 10 ruin. I menu the bridle of self government. Got nl pa rents try to I rain ami re strain their children; und you e:in generally tell by the children's be liuvior wl.et lier i hey liave wise am I'ii i 11t t*n I parents. I in I parents cannot 10 everyihing. Hoys ami girls iiiiisi have their owii bridle*; I hey mils ienrii to eheck ami govern i li 'in selves. Self government i he imis 11 illieiill a ii. I the most ihipori a i : ^ovcniui'.'.i io letieli us: l u it i?i ei lines easier ever\ ? I a \. i f weiprni't i. it with a steady, resolut?! will, :m 11 mi 11 list in 11 im u ho alone < it: tench im u iseiv o> rule our im si ii it<-. A litt Ie girl, li\ v \ en i-s old, i aim home from meeting ami gaVe In mother (he following accoiiiil of tin initiister. (Uder people h:i\e see! preachers not unlike this one: '?Mol her. I have heard such n smart minister. Me stamped a . 1 pou in led, a m 1 made such a noise: tin 1 live and bye In- got so mad he eafi out oi' i he pulpil ami shook his |j at t he folks and : Imi e w asn't m n I one t la lei I lo go up and light him." .?..*..?_ Truth isinightN ami will prevail. Adverti.se your Christmas goods ! t hrouirh the Tim i 4? Wernau lkaii i'KNtn.s. I Tin*, act of putting n Icail pencil lo. I t he tongue, lo Atel It,Jiist before writ iug, which ?m< noiice in so niniiy | people, is otie?f the oihlitii s for which , A is hard to give any rensi?n?unless it I.? Linn in the days when lead pen eils were poorer than liow, anil was continued by example into the next general urn. A lend pi neil should liever lie wet. it hardens riie tend and ruins .h. pencil. Ti;i> fuel Is known to news paper men a no stenographers. I?ul nearly ev'eiy one else does wei a pen eil before ustog it. 'I Iii- faei was ncliuilclv stirjlcd by a newspaper elerk away down Knsl. licing of t^riiathcmatical liirti of mind, he a.-ccrtaiiicd by siciiuil Count I that of?U persons wliocaiiic inn. Ids ! (illicc lu write an advertisoinen or eh 11 re 11 noticej'?III wet ti ncueil in 1 heir mouths hefoce. using it. Now I hi: clerk always uses '?In- host pencils, cherishing n goo*I one willl snuiclhiug of 1 he pride a;sr?h.lier feels in his gtiti or sword, and it hurts Ids feeling to have his pencil I spoiled.*? I?hl polite hess and luisfness console) at ions 11 ipi ire hi 111 Iii loan hi.s p< m i! scores of times every day. Ami of en. after it had been wiA until ii was hard anil brittle and refused to mark, his lech ings would overpower him. Mindly hifgot some cheap pencils, and sharpened (heUi und kept them 1 0 lend. The first poison who took up .he ?;(!.!; pencil was :t drayman, whose hre;it?i sihell of Onions niid whisky, lb-. In I. the point in. his iitoul h ami son Iced it for several minutes, while he was torturing him ??elf in the ?II'drt to writean adver tisebteul !'<?:? ?inissing bull dog. Then a sweet looking young lady canie into i'i' ollice, with kid gloves Iba; buttoiieit half the I itgth of In r ami. e lse packed up (Sur same old ;. d ami jwe&je,d 0 to her itidhty ??? 1 ra . <byi ;,. ?vci i| ??; an ;bl\eV 1 ? h b.r ;*b:?? r ? ? h t TI. . ! itlj ? ? ' ?:i ? . r i \.;: at ; x i.- ^b.'.x ..hin ! ? > pen. ils ? ? ?' ? ? ?? he was, loo laic. . . i. flitrtl pencil passed from >iUi :?; o|: fin a Week. 11 v. as ? ' ???r*y tip = . 1 ' fill I ? ? Its ?Ti . a: oi-s. ami ail -.ogives (if j l.anli 1: : : ! -e ?-. Hut we Jbr . i ?. .. '. Si ifi:iii 1. a . i ?;. o i ; . ' iari ? ? on. dc ii Vetted an itiic:csli tig discourse be 1 bee iio- Young .'.ten's t hri-iiuh As I soci.'tttt.li last eviihilig. selecting as !i:. - theme a text iakoii from the*.) !: ebapter Of Luke, showing b!hri.-t's ait ii in ie I own n is 1 be pr.be rast i hating ami tiudcehh d. Afi.r .lie discourse Mr Long, by rei|Uesl. gave au interesting accdUul of the jitogi.'ss! of <'hrisiiaii w'ork in Scotland. I lii - geiltietniiti is :i nicht tier oj lhe Hoard I'ublic Kdueatioii iif.l ilitsgbw, and litis been sent ibihis ei ill ill iv lor tin- purpose of inspect i tig and sludyilig lite piddle school ? v leni of the I't.ii. .! States and the (.'ahatlaS. lie bad her h deeply shocked, he said, wdth ihi'prevailing want of religion inumg I be Ameri can people, specially manifested in lhe violation of the Sabbath, lib; In had been yert much i hi presse! I with In- completeness of (In. American school sysfti ni. biiii litbl I ecu astoli i- In- i ai He- perfect aiui ampleeiluea Iiou.'il facilities Ullorded lb the color iid pbbjih'. especially i*. I ho] Siitij he'ri Staii'S, where tiny ineib-lit iliosl Sibdi an (ipportiinity. be b it sitre ba l iiiit lieeti iitlorded the iiegiyi i" tint cotini r\ froin the tiiiib of Mail doWJI lO the pli -ent ilaVi II A s< i>. K's Y0I k. i in- biv Y011? id ierahi" ?? itiia'i ILiiici'icl;';. jiiipiilai viili' a- ?_'?:'..< o gri iitbr 1 hall ? iarliid ? >. \\ it ii lhe iii iii it .1 cob. re. j vnb ri ? .tilHI to M I .111 o 1 if \\ ib. b go I. I Jai bcl.t, 1 Iiis vi oil i sei in lo iii ii a pi ei iv hhiiiVi spr ... 1 ... 01 W-d 1 ii'ilib 1: I h< ? ? uti ? . ' i n a a m\ o .10, 0 ? ji op 11 1 ? . i a it* . ; 11,' * 1 1 . ' . ? v ' Stuf 1 11 . h which :'. 1 - : lie ml" ihi' Slate ft. e: ai.othcr, or I lilis idioj ip 1 be iil.'ijiil it \ bv t a ICS I O US iliake thi' v.. 0 of c;:c! ' ...!'.? a ? iniej ?r in t In- <i etieraj r- ? 11' . ! ! . S a .ails, who;iir< w in'' i '1 ? I on mi fa vith a I reuiemher ibis fu? 1. to. be isb ?? 1.?? ? - ? * j . ? The bu y . n pa per To pay \ ti ubscrip'.ioiis iiromptly, ami 11 he cO'.l > u t, tie; -. I litt on gel III i for t he money 1 ban cit ti be hau any other tvuy. l'?YKltNOH I'KICIIY'S IDEA. I um pleased Mr. Editor, wit h the east igat ion ybti mid ydur Ourrespoml ??nis have given the (Minrlostoii "News und Courier*' and its backers lor proposing tlicit South Carolin:? should separate froin the Solid South aiul go over to i In- "Sort lierii Republi can pai ty :ni>! make terms with i hem ! Tin- c Iitors "i' the t harleslon "New s ami ' ourier" und their hackers seem 10 (hiiik i iial it would he t<> i lie i nter est ol' Sollth < aroliua to play this fantastic triek luriofeiliigli Heaven 1 iJohodiel A mold, whilst in coihuiahd of au important military station at West P..in! during Auajriean Revolution, had :i siihilsir thought and reeling, lie saw the (..'oniinental army m groat distress, suH'ering ereally lor loo/, anil clothing; and lie came to the conclusion that it would bo to Iiis interest losopiirato himself froth tlinl army timl go o er to llie llriiish army and hiak'eieriiis \vitli commanding general! Ilodldsjo : n i hi- nauie mi the world over hat licconic lie- syuOiiyiii tit' nil that is unpatriotic, treaeln rous and base; The South is soli.I lor an honest, const it lit ioiial, good gib erhuit lit. :ii iv i 11 remain solid until tins is ob t uined, by I he election of a Deiiio eratie I'resiilohb atid it liinjbrity iii Houses oft 'oiigress. TheS??u!h erii States are solid against Imperial i ? six iiibl cent r.'ili/htidn. ujiiiiiisl lien. (? r:'iill and a permanent I'resided t lor lib'. H' liarliehl's mlininist ration iis vvjse. ji'sfi hoticst and const it ill h>;m"l, i !u ! i- will I .?? uO fart ions Opposition lo 11 in Soot ii ( 'nroiimi. Yott'i critieisiii ol' ihcCliarlesion "New:? and Coiirier for eliaiiiiitig ils policy is correct. Soiiie inontIis ago ;'. d. ::: ti!:; t I ill strotig teritli Illy Stlg; liest ion nli.ui not cinployi tig Radi? < ;,; . and lltcdiiy hidoietlibji'icciub ? '. ' I, . ?,... advocated lIn- nie:i" ufi a: oi'i?vi t.ssitv aid! civili/ntioii. Jh l'biiiV. A NOUIIIKKN SKTll.F.'.i'M VIKWS. T. )\ < t; :". :: f'hrlicbt clecto! 0 i the' Radical luic: I'm-, vyritestb the Aikeh preis-: I hope t b.vernor Nag.iod v. ill -m llis special attetitioti lo tlie <picstit? ii of lihriiioni/i: .: the rates, an.I by hi uijt s rt-?v>tkyineb l be enhi;-e. I people I Iial h?- \v iil he their proii.-ctor a od bi'iic iactor, ami rlhlt they will have tin saine righiii before the lawn- tlu w bite I'aci. My poli. y |'..r :i ii* 1 advice to I he colored people is to keep lilil of piili lie-, woil-.. ecolioiiii/.e. ace* Ii Ol ll to t i property j clin-:'i- I hid i' ? -hi I-iron, ami -?how i-. the world thai they are com petent toeoinpete with the white race in business. They will become lav p/?\< i'S and will have :ili illtei'osl ill t lie government'cd' the State, ami will make iliU'lligcnl legislators. N<>1 wit hstaiiiliii); my advice tti t lie color I'd peojdv' lo keejl ojii of pojil ies, I can hot ml vise ;lieiii lit hhsj:iiii ffbir voting; liny have ilii? right of stilf i'tigc and a strong dcsirodO vote. I would impress up ?;: I lit* iii I Imi the right lo yote i- :i -at-.a-d ri?_rht. ami ib'ver to viidati'.t hat right by viditib for a iii.'iu to till .-iii oilice unless the\ Iii lieve In- is competent to fulfill tlui ? in;i. s oi' it. NO I THANK VlU'. So wt- en ii not go over to the Ri' piiblietin pir;\. At I he risk of be ! ing considered a fool, or worse, w inn-! .ii i iiii.. thi? invitation lo dis eouiil t'Viu'y.thino in iVivoi'of -ticeess ve^yi-i't lieb-Ss; l ltoiiolj vve never witi si victory --1 hough vve m-v- r v.-t m 1 oilice we hope iiidiiMifsiihicsiVryiiri ; to our con ii fry and bur lino-. Miiy not u nmti, may imt a parly, he tise in' in ojijiositton? Is there- not:.such a ihiiig asilisinteret'tcd, lituiest etui vieliimV Wh.-.t fl of ?bvi'i'iihuuij I slu-tiid \.e biiye if till of tis liehiiigetl to oni'jiart vV \ 'im.;|?otisin. id'coursi?: :i:iil \ i ; ihn! 'm pri'ci ---it what oiii liepul'iit .'iii friends a k us in i|<?. \Vi (?'niter 11 > iii < Iii' i'ii ??! ? i i h iiiii iiy I dinks: but we prefer !oreinniti on i n I l.e i?<ib!. Kvery ohetii his tust?': \ !i 11-in we t|u.-irj'el with liiibitdy. Wi ?i.ereiy i'litiieml foi1 our IteliidSi hop ii g ilia'., in t i mo, wi? shall timl our stdVes bei ltd' inotiuted and erpiippi i hurt wo are :il jUcSeht.?l.oilisvilh 1 < in im- ?!onriiiil, I )> m. A man's country miiy enlj upon iiii for the sacrifice of Iiis iiim>. hi b his lit",-. I ut f.,r ;|jc saet'ilii'e o ? or. peycr! ue\ er! hev??r! Then i- soiiii'lhing between himself, lib conscience, his posterity; ami hi ? ?od. l i t ii- beujire, that in the ex ei eineni of lempor.'iry eonllict we di nol tram pie upon heavei'-horii prih eiples, which must outlive the stars I lenrv R. Jackson. Tili: i?A V OF JUDGMENT?IS IT SET FOK isslf 1881. This is a very peculiar ii ii mi I u r. The sum of its digits itj 9x9. I' is divisible by 9 without a remainder. The remaining quotient consists of two prime factors, 11 und LP. It reads L.ie same both ways. If 18 he under 81 and the two add ed t h*?'-';ui i- '.?'.?. If the L8 be rever sed ami then added to81 the sum is I 02, i he sum of I he digits of which is it. The lo'J is also divisible by 9, giving a quotient of 18, which is a sm oml time divisible by 9. If" the ?i ! .? reversed und added to 18,the urn is .-?<>, which is also divisible by t. n ml 1 he sinn (if ils digits is also 0. Bill v. but of it ? Add lhe following considerations before you press hi) answer: I. Tho e who have cultivated the occult sei; nees have always held the lumber '.i i<> be possessed uf great I dguilUmueo. j '1. J'hogc who have made a study rof I lie numerical sy mholism of the -. ripturcs have regarded the number .i as rquaily significant. "It is a i umber of finality, or judgment, of icaturely eontplet? ness," says Dr. \ Mahau. And he a.bis. -It is the fae j ier of all the greal dates of judgment j ? viz.: of t ho iload, the destruction of j Sodoin, the overthrow of I'huraoh, the captivity, and liual destruction of Jcimsalcm." As we have seen, it enters in a variety of ways into the 1881. What of il now? lias 1N81 a liu ginetil in store fo:* the human race, and whaf is ii'.? .Lutheran and Obser S! If III STEP. ! b: n nei liuruham's life was one of itstanl disappointtnciits. He would : im sooner begin a course .(faction than sickness would thwart hint. He j was in this way kept from college; because of this be was compelled to ; ^;vi up leaching; by this his literary J labors were impeded, and vet his I patience was womjerfiil, and he was inber heard In Complain. The secret I.pf his endurance and cheerfulness is ' i. an.I in a passage in his diary, writ i n i m i nty years ago, at a time when physicians despaired of his life. He .vrote: "if I get well, lo God will be all the glory: if not, I hope and pray j hat I may be prepared to submit I dicerlully i" any thing he may have n store for me." Iii* own life was an csein] lite a "on of the adv?evj whL'h Iie2 himself gave to a young man he fore whiuii li.e way looked dark: ?(;,.! will pot til i ml i iie pat II be wish es you lo take. bJod always makes lhe next step clear We are apt to trouble ourselves about the future, Inn we forge! I hot oue.stcpat a time '- al! we have to lake, and we usually have light enough for that one." And st), whenever the. patb of his dioos'ing Was hetlged up, he only said, "fiod wishes nie to do soine iliing else.'1 und did it.?Watchman and Kelle, lor. The team attached to the family carriage of a rich (la 1 vest on family ran away a few days ago. The lady a id her daughter were in the carriage ?i nl tin- -tree', was full of vehicles, j --lie asked the coachman if lie could j stop the team. He said he could not, I hilt he thought be could steer it. j ?lion." --lie said, 'leaning back with ??real composure, "ruh us into some fashionable turn out. 1 want to be thrown inlo goo 1 company." Fortu nately the team was haltcdfjiist as it wisaboui to demolish a swill cart.? U.'il'i eslon New s. "The pen is mightier than the ovhrd." but it cannot give a discrip io'i that will give any pTopi'i" idea of he delicate bciiutv of the elegant, eiittt'd t'hroinos that arc presented rce to all Mthscrihcrs of t,?Uf Home und I'ire-i.le Magazine.'1 W. 1'. ."-pence authorized agent for I >iangobiirg County. Address, W. I\ Spi'iti ei t Iraiigobiirg, S. ('. Ward liecehcr ' orated" last Sun lay "ii liie text. "A good name is miller to be chosen ! hail great rich - ?-.*' Ward I.i (i'.i how it i- himself. Suppi?se (itirlield had neverdenied 'ils transactiotis with (lakes Ames; vhen be denied the forged Morcy letter he would have been believed. Hut :.- il wa . his mere denial amoun ted to not hing. A heroic and noble Hostonian's first hottghl when his house took fire re* 'oiitiy was for his mot her-in-law, vhoiu !h- save.! from a burning stair hy promptly I browing her down from a three story vv iudow. flood nature is the very air of a good mind, the sign of a large and ironerous soul, and the peculiar soil where virtue prosper-;.