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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-12-23

A story is told of two travellers who,
we're assigned to the same bedroom in q
crowded hotel. Before retiring one OF
thOm knelt down to pray, and confessed
long catalogue of sins, On rising from
his knces he saw his his ,traseler,
valiscin in hand, going out of tho door,
and exclaimed What's the matter /?
What's up?" "oh, nothing" was the
reply; "oply I'm not going to risk my
self with such scamp as you confess
yourself to be-"
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-12-23
DOES IS SHE, REMEMBERs
L. aoySrgIA 'As.. h.'
.7a BY RopERT q. FRANKS.

go By RODERF q. fhAshS.
- ,ora.a ,
-. .,,,, ,n,, .r.ro,,i =, i
Jsisisii, - hsr now
alstatn"nas haSh'hs "p"" Ae'
eisa The oe"H-mo'"e AT "er ', ,e't'
ue@r aSs ever r're"eii'"ef '"' "
hen her heart met niihs' anu "ef wa war" 'p'
sh, TaI'dt to'd
tfiyp Her love III Kisses SWEEP
deia, " 49,, c,.;., x.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-12-23

ss ~
A SAILING CouNTENANcE.-ssAn
aunt OF ours concluded to try the effect,
of pleasant smile and kind word
upon her husband when he returned
from his work. She had read how
home Should be- pleasant, andsthe wife
should always meet her .hasbsnd Hrtlias
joyful SMILE. The success, she hadlYis
bsst Ss4fss I, ( J, ~ 4 10 ee {. Ssalsla
[Rnter husband, very much exhaust,
ed, and very hungry awithal throws his
hat on the. fem and drops ssheavily int"
seat. Wife, preparing atea, aloOksup@
with smile, and is So, glad. e, see yhim1G
Wife-Well, my dear, it is 30 nice tosu
have you here at meal-time. "a long
smilesJ e-' asmsa Ito 2S fo' 'F'0'''
nusbaud-Yes, Icsupposes SO. sa''i ii''l''1
How has your business pros.H ]
psred to-day? .[Another smiled 10 asa
I1usband-About $3.50. ,,,.;b oa,Oo
t. Wite-come, my dear, supper is
ready; let mo draw your chair lApoth-
ersmile] .ssatTT ZEiA SsA SaA
Husband, gruffly-Iaam too tired to
! stir. Wait till warm my feet. ss
wifeHDoodasa You choose, u my dear.
| Another sweet smiie.]fiqsaooe q 50' 'lsS''i'
Husband Look ohere, ,old woman; ~
before any more fuss is made aboutitu q
should like to Know what your arc, grinsss
s..2z tysa shs SsfsJh' '''Ae
1
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What would pig do who wished to
build himself habitation? Tie knot
in his tail, aud call it u pig's.tie.
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~ -.s at FAitt3 bStAs'A ''<"
WEsLEY's HYMNs,-Some,o of Charles BIS
Wcsley's beautiful and most successful -,
funeral hymns grew out of the scenes
that transpired at the dying bed Of his
saintcd mother; t,Ghiidren,s she said, .
20 her sons. aud daughters, ''as soon as I 5
am released, sing song Of praise to 2
God. And several of these hymns are
illuminated k~s.h I -: -, ..x,,, ., tue
chamber from whence she ascended, "at
the very top of the old building at Moor-
fields" The allusioalin hymn lo98aof
the Psalmist,-a Psaallmniisat, 81. 10 .aonaa;a saF s'
'As q living rose msy bloom yd59asl
On the borders of my tomb'--AsE q
grew cut of the fact that a monthly rose g
"bloomed'' at the head of the death-bed
of the young thco o-ogical student at
whose funeral the hymn was first sung
BY his fellow diSines. He loved flowers,
aud kept pots of them in his room; and
the rosebud bursting into perfect beauty
at the hour of his departure, seemed e.
precious reminder of the cline where
there are fi -
.a "Nevcr-withering flowers"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-26
SALES AT AUCTION.


A Lien B. MINER, AUcrIosEER
late si Henry Il T Il. tEEbs sk1 MiNnk
(Established ls4I.)
salesoms .; T T9aTSsr ana 1Sl Il ssade streets
Gf1SS LINZ 81
in carved black walnut top Tables
wainn Sofa Bedss 8 carved back walnut and mahogany
black walnut and mahcgany marble top Washstan Is,
se walnut Ia msr top Ss
Bronze Clock stair Carpets Rods, China, Crockery and
Glass are Plated r MrTss 81 e: 5rsE a.
at II O'Clock, at our salesrooms
95 Chambers ana III Reade streets,
s on and Js an. o. ne S
hy saeF Fort fye Fussas wsnmap do
Old Crow Monasran whssey, Moores Rye do toreher
with the balance before offered VIZ Clarets sauterns,
lreres Hooks Sparkling Mosee sherrles Madeas, Ports
&C. od White Fort Catalogues now ready NO other goods
SATURDAY, JULY
. at i011 O'Clock. at our salesrooms,
household GaAR RSTK Spa y EsasS streets,
meut removed for convenience Also ~ O'clock
o q 6
ARcH. JOHNSTON, AUcrIoNEER,
IA Unice and salesroom 81 Nassau street,
opposite the Post olice
o. Household Furniture;
Chromos, framed ano in sheets
c n. S sAs % @ on MEn on
te Of private amy removed to the store for
Wardrobes STANDS. Mants Mirrors carved walnut
Bedteads Dressing Bureaus Paror Suits satn Book
cases and secretaries, &c.
omce Furniture, Desks Safes, Letter Presses, &c
German, French and American.
60 sp~ S S;sa Machines.
svolumes Bartletts Views on the Danube"
before letter.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-26

nLYMPIC THEATRE
" broadway, near Blocker street.
Inauguration of y brief Summer Season.
commencing
MONDAY, June q, 1871,
by the eminent artists,
ROSE AND HARRY WATKINS
who will appear In their great original characters OF
KATHLEEN AND TERENCE OMOORE.
the beautiful Dramatic Romance In four acts AMI nix
tAbleaux entitled -
KATHLEEN MAvOURNEEN,
an presented by the Theatre Royal dublin, during
four years. England Ireland and scotland Wherever
played charming has never failed to attract
LARGE AND BRILLIANT AsSEMBLAtiES Of the ELITE
OF SOCIETY, while the novelty of Its plot, 10 sparkling
dialogue and pointed moral has succeeded In
stamping il as the ES' FAyORl,E PLAY.
The respectfully announce that the WEDNES
only mstinees will be given livery SATURDAY, q
O'Clock
In preparation the great Romantic Drama
UNDER TWO FLAGS.
Thursday June Matinee for the benefit OF
the the deceased Mr. Dan Synons on which occa-
sion Mrs Mr. JOSEPH Jefferson, Mr. q. L. Fox,
Mr. Neil Warner md many volunteers will appear in DELL
CATE GROUND LEND ME FIVE SHILLINGS and STATE
SECRETS. Seats secured six davs advance.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-26

vTALLACK'S
w AN IMMENSE HIT.
THE LONG STRIKE
THE LONG STRIKE.
THE LONG STRIKE
ga most powerful play The cannot be surpassed
for intensity Of acting and rapidly oil elect."Hcrad
"The house crowded. and body was deighted"
World.
"The piece unqualified success, and the immense
applause bestowed by large audience well deserved"
Times
"A most enjoyable performance; admirable in every
way."-Star.
"a hit The audiences large, the applause hearty and
the piece a per success. "-Telesram.
"1he hes, production IN years.'-Evcnins Post:
"Not the Long Strike Waacks 70 havo
missed a delightful reat"-Standard.
EVERY EVENING UNTIL r RTHER NOTICE.
THRILLING TABLEAUX, BEAUTIFUL SCENERY AND
A POWERFUL CAST
ACT lST.-THE CONSPIRACY.
ACT 2D-THE MURDER.
ACT 3D.-JANE'S PETITION.
ACT 4TH.-rHE TELEdRAPH OFFICE.
ACT 5TH.-IHE MISSING WITNESS.
In preparation,
AN ENTIRELY NEW DRAMA,
By DION BOUCICAULT Esq. entitled,
ELITE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-26

BUSINESS wRIrISG, BOOKKEEPING, ARITHMETIC,
ID &c., for ladies' gentlemen and boysDOLBEARS Com
College, SIS broadway corner Eighteenth street,
mains open day and evening all summer Ladies
special attention In etvlsh penmanshp Stiffness cramp
Ing or trembling entirely removed Terms reasonable
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IN THE
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ALL ABOUT FASHION.
ALL ABOUT POLITICS.
ALL ABOUT cRIMINALITiEs.
ALL ABOUT LOCALIsMs
ALL ABOUT GENERALITIEs
ALL ABOUT EVERYTHING.
ALL ABOUT GOTHAM.
THE EVENING TELEGRAM,
ALL OVER THE CITY,
TWO CENTS
SENT EVERYWHERE,
&C. A. tn. SIX DOLLARS A YEAR.
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"A opposite Cooper Institute keeping, Writing Arh.
ueic, English Spanish German. Private lessons day and
evening Ladies' department Teegraphy practically taught
O vacation.
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Al STANDARD AMERICAN BILLIARD TABLES.
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CENTRAL PARK GARDEN-THEo THOMAS
~ GRAND SUMMER NIGHTS CONCERTS.
THEO. THOMAS AND HIS UNRlvALLED ORCHESTRA.
!. Overture, "Night in Granada. .Krcutxer
Scherzo op IL new, GoIdmark
Waltz, "Franenwurde" new ............... strans:
overture merry ives Of Windsor. Nicoisi
Tanz der Dfyaden.s III Waldo new, ....''''.''n'A
z waltz, kudols- kaenge" tnew) ... strauss
nnss. a .pu nem, s
TO- Fantasie, "Sicilan Vespersn Verdi
II. ypoika Franchise, "Lo,schen'l nav, .sr.uas
- lroka Schneli; Jockey" { "'"'.''''...''ous"''
Admission Tickets. So ceais Private Boxes 81 extrs
P~CKn,;LS OF II TICKErs FOUR DOLLARS
To be bad ut the principal music stores.
T,ERRACE GARDEN. JULLIENs CONCERTS.
Fy-eighth street, between Licking and Third
TONIGHT. MONDAY, JUNE rs,
JULLIEN'S CONCERTS.
THE RENDEZVOUS OF THE CHOIRS
AFTER TUE SAENGERFEsT CEREMONIES AT THE
HARrrmAS open from o'clock until midnight %Ssr,uAnn
JOSEPH HEINE. JOSEPH HNNE,
viii both appear IN favorite roles
After ~ o'clock -
HABELMANN will q CLOVES MESSENGER"
OZARK NIGHT"
After 10 o'clock
JOSEPH HElNE will play veuxtemp's Fantsia Norms
ON ONE SrRfNii ONLY.
After ~ o'clock
will perform favorite wALSES by Strauss, Jnen's POlOn
aise. .Inlien's rarantelia, &C., &c.
nluminAiions gorn0. Restaurant In carte.
Admission Soc; ~ tickets So
Bal dkte Dancing immediately the Julens
band.
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SALES AT AUCTION.
n II. PIERsoN. AUcTrNEER.
By A. d. MELLIcK. Jn BRO.
Auconeers and Dealers in New Jersey Real Estate.
No. Pine street, New York
Execut ,rs' sale
OF an
attractive Dwelling. with Of land.
and 100 choice Village Lots,
at Passaic, n. j.,
being estate of Theodore b. Marsh deceased reA
surer of the United States Express Company.
WEDNESDAY, June %, at IN r. M on the promises.
rare opportunity Tor buying the most desirable Lots ever
.. auction in the favorits village of Pasac j.
only % minutes from New ork by the Erie Railway.
The Property located very attractive portion Of tho
village and three minutes walk from the station.
handsome improvements on every side.
Splendid music by Urafullas seventh Regiment Band.
r., Liberal collation. before the sale an n GAN
FORD ksq cashier nted States Express Company NO ~
or to A. D. MELLICk, in. 4 BRO,
No. u Pine street, New ork.
DAwNBROKER's sALE-R. FIELD, AUCTIONEER
Ii w e ' 6Ssy a. Il cf 3 S
Under Clothing Boots Shoes, &C.. de- Also Coats rants
and Vests BY =. Tannenholz. Market street.
CHAMPIONSHIPS sALE-wILLIAM s. INGRAHAM So
New bowery. win SELL this day, II O'Clock. 6m lots Mens
nra Ra aa sers anIs es
Watches Beds Sheets Spreads DC. Order L. Peyser ~
Hudson avenue brooklyn.
DAwNBRoKFR's sALE-rHIs DAY, BY JNo. MORT.
L MER, 42 Fast lroaiway, OF 500 lots Mems and No
goods Order A. II. SAMuELS Grand street, Williams
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S. wETNBERGER, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS MON.
i. day. Jnne g. at0} o'clock at No I2 Bowery, Furn
tuie, fine Sewing Machines Gold Watches and Chains,
fine Reviewers, Boys Hats. &C.; also, day, assor
ment Liquors In barrels and demohns Dealers invited
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RY MAX BAYERsDoRFER. AucT1oNEER-wILL

RY CAMPBELL CO.., AUCTIoNEERs-No.4 WEST
ID Fourth street, Broadway. Sell Wednesday, at
Losburg, West Hoboken in Wcehawken and Washington
streets beautiful improved Building SIZE
Observatory. Also sell 20 story brick House. estate
spe cnlators specially invited.
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NADIA itself, but against Canada as an exposed
flank of England. II Canada were separated
from England, and quietly pursued her
course as an independent neighboring nation,
although the question of ultimate union
would undoubtedly be entertained upon both
sides, the result would be left wholly to time
Any threat, any hint of coercion, would not
only properly ALLEVIATE the united sentiment
of Canada, but il would encounter the reso-
lutte opposition Of the intelligence and honor
of this country. If, therefore, apprehension
of danger from the United States delays the
accomplishment of Canadian independence,
it may be peremptorily dismissed as chime
rical
But if this be the present situation, it
would be unfortunate that the treaty should
be endangered by Canadian opposition. Here
is an opportunity which is seldom offered to
great nations, and still more seldom improved,
of restoring harmony to the English h-speaking
countries, and thereby securing the more
satisfactory development of free institutions.
Here is treaty which is evidently the work
of men honestly seeking a fair agreement. 1t
is not the result of contest of jealousy nor
of any unworthy emotion. It is not the set
tlement of war In which victor treats with
the vanquished, and it is therefore not liable
to be disregarded at the first favorable mo-
ment. 1t is a treaty in which civilization it
self is interested-in which all sides have
made concessions in which, consequently, no
one has gaiped unfair advantages, and which,
for that reason, each party should try to
ratify, not so mindful of possible objections
which each might urge as of the benefits
which all secure.
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themselves into q committee of the whole,
and resolved, that this Church, represented
in General Synod, return their devout thanks
to God this day for the life and labors of the
great Scottish reformer.
De pustibus, etc.-even in the matter of
saints. This saint was an honest Christian,
and jealous, if narrow and crude; and we
would suggest that republication Just now
of his famous philippic Against the ungodly
regimen of women over the country" might
be seasonable and wholesome. The synod,
however, fell back from John Knox on to
the consideration of the Massacre of St.
Bartholomew" which was, as everybody
knows, a brutal and terrible tragedy enough.
Why, however, it should remain, in the eyes
of certain otherwise healthy and sensible
people, a, perpetual blood-spot to
make them color-blind to all
other phases of history, passes ordinary
comprehension. The synod proceeded to
resolve that they rejoiced in that the tri-cen-
tennial anniversary of this feast of horrors
would occur in 1872, and finally, in solemn
conclave, pronounced that the blood of the
saints massacred on that day was at last
avenged, while, by request of the synod, a
solemn prayer of thanksgiving was offered
that Paris had met her deserts. However
consolatery it may be to human nature to
curse Meroz, it appears to be a still more
BId'olu tdSh W IeJolce tuhu Jne curse has
fallen.
1t requires an eye as keen as Knox's own,
perhaps, to trace the connection between
starving and murdered wives and babies of
Partisan workmen to-day, and the bloody
cruelties committed centuries ago by the De
Medicis and the Guises; but our reverend
friends speak with oracular authority of the
ways of Providence, and it becomes us to be
silent. But are their own skirts quite clean
of the blood of the innocents? If due-bills
for murder can thus be brought in against a
Church after three hundred years have passed,
and blood for blood be required with interest,
ought they not to be looking into the doings
of their progenitors when they, like Cathe-
rine, were drunk with power? There is that
massacre at Tredah, under Cromwell, yet un-
paid for, as bloody as st. Bartholomew, and
only shorter in duration because the supply
of victims gave out sooner. That of the
Pequod fort in Connecticut, burned when
filed with sleeping men and helpless women
and children to the music of resounding
Covenanting hymns? Can it be that our
friends of the Philadelphia Synod have yet to
pay with their respectable lives for these
grisly dances of death in long-ago ages? Or
are they in this, after all, the most trust
worthy interpreters of His doings who sees
not as man seeth, and whose ways are not as
our WAYS?
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CURSE YE, MEROZ,
From the N. Y. Tribune.

From the ~ Y. Tribune
The descendants of John Knox and his
brethren in Philadelphia have assuredly not
forgotten their ancient battle-cry, 'Meroz, -
being still, as of old, the Scarlet Woman on
her seven hills whom they by no means agree
with Carlyle in writing down an extinct Satan.
This sect our readers will remember as the
one who lately brought themselves before
the public in their dispute with Mr.. George
ID. Stuart anent the diabolical proclivities of
hymn-singing. The synod is now in conven-
tion in the City of Brotherly Love, and occu-
pied, as synod of any religious body should
be, In discovering for the world evidences of
Gods watchful care of His children, and
SUBJECTS OF Thanksgiving for His infinite
mercy. An ordinary spectator would suppose
that out OF the national history of the past
lew years. with its chartered judgments and
vast results OF moral power, a history in
which each man there present had his share
of thought or feeling, cause for eratitnd de
might have been found; that indeed thev
need have gone NJ further than the eoft
spring sunshine and the buds ON the oraan
waving branches outside of the church win
dows to know that God still held the world
secure in the hollow of His hand as in the
day when He first smiled upon it and nro-
nounced it good; that out of these simnIe
daily miracles, if they went no further. thev
might have carried home lessons to their
people of the love of our Elder Brother Ia
us all, the evil as we'll as the good, and the
infinite charity taught thereby.
But our reverend friends were in no MOOD
for sunshine or spring buds and blossoms
any more than for universal brotherly love
After q short glance over the worlds history
they appeared to find nothing had occurred
worthy of commemoration before or since
the days Of Knox, and consequently formed
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by the fourth section of article ~. We have
thus answered the questions fully, though
briefly, and, as we trust, with precision and
accuracy. The subject is a broad one, and
complete treatment of il requires that the
naked propositions which we have stated
sometimes without the connecting links of
thought should be carefully illustrated and
smplifed. -----.--
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