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neproyed BY a child.

It was Saturday uight, and sat with
baby on my bosom, and book in my
hands, SO absorbed in its interesting pages
that the numerous cares that had been cir.
cling around me were forgotten. My lit
tie boy of four years came from the bath
ing-roOm, and dropping on bis knees be-
fore me commenced his evening prayer
l knew that he had entered my cha,nber,
aud was half conscious of the object Of his
kneeling position. aud yet SO absorbed was
my mind in the book. that it was not d.
verted therefrom until the little brown
head was raised, and two large blue eyes
looked solcnnly up. while in slow tone.
all weighty with reproof, he said, "Doyou
know that | am praying to God, mothers"
/ dropped the book. laid my hand upon
the bowed head. and holding the little
claspcd hands as usual. listened with an
humble spirit, while my little son lisped
forth, "Our Father" When he had kiss.
ed goodnight, and gone to bis pillow,
there was shade Of sadness on my heart,
and it had no relish for the volume before
me; for my thoughts dwelt upon the mat.
tention ofmyself aud others when prayer is
offered to heaven. How often at the fam
lily altar, at the prayer meeting, and Sab
puttr worship, while one is voice for many,
does the mind Wander. and few. very few,
heart desires rise up with tho offered petit
ton.
"Do you know that I am praying tn
GodF Reader may not those reproving
words Of little child sometimes strike with
force across your heart? sometimes be a
Flaming sword" 10 turn back your wand.
ering thoughts, and direct them to him
who reqnireth heart-worship. Happy fol
US if we so apply our hearts" as not tc
deserve the reproof which fell from sacred
lips: This people honoreth mo with theil
lips. but their heart is far fran me-
Household Recalling.
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WALTHAM
w A TIC Ell E 8.

The TX pnsive uhs Of these watches for the
Las, fifteen wears by Rallwa, Conductors. En-.
gInSer> and ,xpressmrn, the moi cxactrng Of
watch wparrrs, has thoroughly demonstrated
the strength >tpadInrsS. durability and accu=
racy OF the WaIham Watch 10 satisfy that
class in all 'hesp respects iS 10 decide ,n
question as 10 the real value Of Ihese line.
Keepers
More ,han 10000 of these watches are now
speaking Tor themselves in I packets OF thu
people II proof Hnd a guarantee Of their .supe
riurity over ali Others
rhe superior organizIiion aud greai pxt,nt
of the Company ;, Works ut WalIham. ,nnbl, y
them 10 proiuc. watches AT u pnCe which
renders competition futile. and thn~r WIN bay
any other watch merely paw from 81 to so o 4
cen, lorc for their wntrhr, Than j. NJ, e.sary
These time pieces combine every improve
ment. that long experience his proved oI real
pracica use. Ha lug had the refusal Of
nearly every invention in W ~ cl making orig
ina'ing in this c"un nv or in Europe, only thosr
were inally adopted which severe testing hy
the most skIliull artisans II oul wtoks. and
long use on the part Of the public. DENT nstrated
to be essential to correct and enduring time
keeping
Aiming tie man5 Improvements We would
parlicularZe:
| The invention and use II n centr pinion Of
peculiar construction. to prevent damage Ia
the train by the breaking of min springs, j.
original with the American Watch Cnmpany
who have had the refusal Of al. other con riv.
ances. adopted Fogg'S patent pniou n, being
the hest and faultlrss
Hardened and tempered har'Springs, now
universally admitted BY Hatchmak ers la bp
the best, are used in all grades Of Waltham
Watches. -. s,.,
/ All Waltham Watches have dust:proof caps,
protecting the movement from dust and les.
Eening the necessity Of the frequent clcanig
hecus sarv in other watches.
Ou. new patent stem winder, or Ecyless
watch IL already decided SUCCESS ,RDd great
improvement on anv stem winding watch in
the American market. aud hv far The cheapest
watch Of It's quality nov offered to,be public
To tho,c living IN portions Of lhr United States
where watchmakers do not abound. watches
with the above mentioned improvements which
end to ensure accuracy. cleanliness. durabili
ty and convenience must prov" invaluable.
| The trade marks Of the various styles n'adt
| ny tn" Company are aS follows:
| AMERICAN WATCH Co WalthHm, MasO.
ANN WATCH co Wall ham. Mass
AMtRIcAN WATcu Co., crescent st. Waltham
Mass
APPLET0N. TRAcY d Co., Wnltham. Mass
AMERICAN WATcH Co.. Adams 3d.. WaDrham
Mass
W6LrHAM Warren Co Walthnm Mas
T. s. BARTLtrT. WaItham. Mass.
WIZ ELL RYNwaltham N 81
! Hons Warren Co Boston, Mas
Examine tn" spelling Of these names car full
ly before huving Any variation even Ut 1
single letter. indIcRtes counterfeit.
For ssl"by all leading jewellers No watch
TX rPtailrd y the Company.
An illustrated history Of tch making. con
lalnlng much useful information IN watch
Wrarcrs seat to any address III application
RoBBINS d APPLETON.
General Agents for American Watch Co
lsa Broadway, New York
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Late nour..

"Ifyou wan, to mike tho ruin of
child sure, give him liberty after dark. =
You canuot do anything nearer to insure
his tntal ruin than to let him have liberty
to 60 where he will without restraint =
After dark he will be sure TO get into COM
munieation with people that will under
mine all his good qualities. Z do not like
to speak to parents about their children. -
Their child cannot will MT lie, when his
tongue is like Bonded bow; he will not
drink. when there is not a saloon within u
mile Of his fathers house where be is moi
well known as one Of its own decanters; be
never DIES Ubiquitous things. when he i.
rocking in 9Th Nineteen out Of every
twenty allowed perfect freedom at night
will be wounded by it. There is. nothing
more Important than for child to be u
home at night, Or, il he is abroad you
should be with him. II he is to see any
Sights or take anv pleasure. there is moth.
lug that he should see that you should uo
Z see with him 1t is not merely that til,
chill should be broken down, but there arr
thoughts that never ought n 6ud pass
age iuto mans brain. As an eel. if h,
twiggle across your, carpet. will leave iii
slime which no brushing can ever eiTace
80 there are thoughts that never can be gu
rid Of, once permitted to enter; aud ther,
are indiSidualsgoing round With obsccn
= books and pictures that will leave ideas il
f the mind Of your child that will never b
= ,eGaced l do not believe in chid's see
ing life, as it is called. with damnabl
lust and Wickeduess, to have all his inagi
nations set on Gre with the lameO of bel
Nobody goes through this Ere but theyar
burned, aud they can't get rid Of IL
scars" /
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The Saturday Review wisely says: The
woman tia. rails and fumes at every Fri.
fiing annoyance that occurs, till she makes
the whole house miserable. docs not know
that sbe is committing a sin She only
thinks herself wronged BY people, and that
she Is exercising righteous Indignation,
and makinga justifible protest against
the same She does not dreamsthat she is
digging tho grave of her own happiness
and esteem; bnt after she has worried her
family to every verge Of madness. lanents
her bard ease in not being loved-she who
would do 50 much for them! So she would
in all probability. for niue times out Of ten
it is her temper, not her heart, that is in
fault, aud wo frequently fnd,the most un
comfortable shrew. capable Of the most he
roic virtue when tho pinch comes. Yet.
MS pinches are only occasional, and the or
binary monotonous highway the pluc' We
mostly walk in. tho sbrew's heroic virtues
are brought into play rarely, while Shrew.
ishncss is n thing Of every day. and her
power-and hAbit--of making people un-
happy, one that has no ending save in
DEATH"
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Curious, how Strange.

The Married Ladies Private Companion contains
the desired information. = NJ free for twu
stamps address Mrs. H. Mel ZiER. Han
over Pa.
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The FaInLlY. Altar.

4 =
Fimily prayer. with tho reading Of
Gods Word. has ever been regarded as a
Scripturalreqpiremen and q most fitting
Ind plainly reasonable service. 10 who
instituted the family relation would have
Us honor Hiatiu IL Every family should
daily acknowledge Cod by Household
Altar, for every family needs it. and it is
aduty to God. II is one Of tho,, duties SO
plain aud patent that in tho neglect Of Il
there is moro difficulty in framing sub
terfuge Of plausible excuses than 10 many
other neglects. Everybody expects that
devoted Christians will pray in their fami-
lies.
We desire hero to impress upon our
readers one consideration vital to this sub.
jecs 10 many family the husband is
mot professor Of religion aud tho wife is
How is the subject Of family prayer to be
treated in this caseY Does the husband
have less need Of hearing the voice of pray
or than if he were Cbristian9 Do not
children need il as much9 The writer is
not a follower Of those who would lose
sight of all social distinction between man
and woman. aud thus really ipjurc both
sexes (tar what Injuries opeia5ures both.
But home is the sacredIIstla at which
husband aud wife and.a dearest and
most vital interests arscA by divine au-
tbority; aud thus tho J0oSevant of the
Christian marriage recognizes them. The
spiritual welfare OF the household concerns
equully the husband and wife, 1t is eq-
ually the duty Of both to be consecrated to
Curist, to exhale Christian influence in
word and deed in the family, aud to de-
vote themselves to the spiritual training Of
their children, which are the gift Of God to
them jointly. and which God has commit
ted to their united caro-.
Now if the husband is not professor
and does not regard religious duties,-
shall the protesting wife deem herself at
liberty to let the services Of family prayer
60 neglected? Is it not reasonable, at least
that she should candidly consider this?-
We are safe in saying that where both hus-
baud and wife are Christians, it is wise and
fitting that the voice Of the wife aud moth
er should. part Of the time, be heard at
the family altar in the reading Of the Scrip |
lures, aud in her tender pleadiugs in pray
,ek,S But If the husband is Indifferent to
religi6n.ye still hold that the service of
family prayer is none the less important
surely, AND wtv strait dIsuilsrg go IL IL 7uus
tho protesting wife? D, it is sud to sec
how slight is the apparent spiritual inau.
epce of many wives in the church over
their unconverted husbands!
There are not many husbands who would
refuse their presence it the wife were dis.
posed to offer humble prayer in the family.
Nut many husbands would perslstently
frown upou proposal from the wife,
Many of them. We may reasonably believe.
would be much moved by the voice Of the
wife in humble prayer. and who can tell
tn influence for gond that may result?
There are more females than males in
our churches. win not 'h"sr whose bus
bands are uncnverted, carefully, with Sc.
cret prayer, considtr the subject which We
have presented?
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Directors:
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r SMITH, Edmund Backing.
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ERRORS OF YOUTH

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man shall continue in Office until ihe day
fixed by the charter of the city Of Char
lesion for tn, qualification of their sue
cessors.
SEC. 2. That tho mayor and Aldermen
now in Office shall continue therein un-
til their successors are elected aud
qualified.
SEC. 3. That all laws now in force in
relation to The election of Mayor and
Alderman of the city of Charleston, ex-
cept SO far as hereby repealed, be and
continue in force.
Approved March T. 1871.
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\" Actto Dctormine the Day IF Ahc,

An Actto Dctcrmi"e tie Day IF Ahc.
hon ofMc Noyor and Adlcrmaa Of
he c'U T' Charleston.
SECTION /. BE it enacted by thcScn-.
ate and House OF Representatives of the
State OF South Carolina, now met and
sitting in General Assembly, ard by the
authority of the same, That 81 much of
the charSer of the city of Charecton,
and the amendments thereto, as deter
mines the day Of election, be, and the
same is hereby, amended so as to fix the
day of election Of Mayor aud Alderman
for the city of Charleston, on the first
"Wednesday of August, eighteen hun
dred and seventy one, 1S71,) and on
the first Wednesday Of same month in
each alternate year thereafter: Provi.
dcd, That the present Mayor and Alder
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The Democrats Of Montgomery County
Ohio held Convention few Ia,X:.,,.
and put forth new platform tor he
Democracy. Nallandigham is At the
head of it. Some papers style it The
new departure. Our esteemed con
temporary, the po@r RrPuj'raa says. IN
this platform
81 here is to he no regret for the pas:;
and, to make the whole thing perfectly
safe, doubtless as lit'le ;lIusiou to it as
possible. 1t is very lovely. Then all are
to unite upon the living issues Of the
day" That is. upon issues forged cut
BY the Republican party in spite OF the
fierce opposition of tie Ealnndishan-
Dayton school They are not ouly to
unite on these but they actml!J Invite
"all 'aen of the RebIblican party who
believe now u.on the prc>o1ti,uDs as we
['heyl believe, to cooperate l4i y aud ac-
lively" Sc. Wa ever .ncha f.a,emal vx-
hibitio.. seen bctire on tals green earth ::
Having fought, ;ou,l and nail against
every one OF these i-u :, they propose
to accept 'l.cm (ol pparj and actually
to sit down t. dlnlcr with The GcpuJ.i
cans, and even to ak tie latter to stav
All uinht I 10 ,,,i;,;.. I ,..,,,.l ,,,, ~
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An Act 10 Mungs lie Numo .Jhe Gap

An Act 10 Mungs he Nume efMe Gap
(irsh ami diidlie .Suitaa 2 rnp,hc
taatipa"r q, and 10 Amsad aaa llcaew
tie Chartrr Mcregf
SECTION 1. Ec it cnac;cl by tile
Senate and House Of Rcpresc ,tivcs of
the State of South Carolina. now met
and silting in General Assembly, nnj by
he authority Of the same, That tac char
ter OF rho Gap creek and Middle Salula
Turnpike Company be, aud the same is
hereby amended in such manner that
the said company shall hereafter be
known by the name of "thc Middle
Saluda turnpike company"
SEC. , i hat the sail charter (except
as hGran exccpicd) be renewed US to Ill
the rights, powers aa,i duties of said
company, AID in all other respects, for
the period ci ;!lirly years
Approved .J,rch 6. 1871.
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OFFICIAL.
Acts and Joint Resolutions
Passed by the Legislature--.
Sessions 1870 and 1871.

An Act to Authorize tie County Commits
soners 1 SpurtonJuy, GrecacMe,
Ptch,ens and Oconce, anil The Authirt-
tics IF curtain Iuwas IN these Counties,
10 Proride deans to Heet Interest on
Certain Bonds.
SECTION 1. BE it enacted hy the Sen
ate and House Of Representatives f the
State of South Carolina, now met and
sitting in General Assembly, and by the
hoEi'y OF the sa;iic, That the County
Commissioners of the counties of Spar
tanburg. Greemyillc, Pickc MS and Ocopcc
and the proper author tiles OF the several
cities and towns in tn ose Counties have.
ing subscribed, OF proposing subscription,
to the capital stock OF Atlanta and Rich.
mond Air Line Railway Company, be
empowered us saon MS the said Hallway
Company shall have complied with the
terms OF subscription of any QUO Of the
above mentioned counties, cities or towns,
and said subscription shall have been ac-
ceptcd by said ConI;iy' ;l:on the ccun
ty commissioners ol such county, or the
proper authority OF such city or town,
are authorized and required tc have
levied and collected, from year to year,
on all taxable properlp in such county,
city or town, sum IF norcy SUE cion
t" meet the interest accruing on such
bonds us may be issued to meet such
subscription to the capital stock of the
said Atlanta and Richmond Air Line
Railway Company, and 20 proyid further
p'ynent Of such bonds as they may fail
due,
Approved March 8, 1871.
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our exchanges, That our heart sckcns
at the idea. And these papers all
condomn the cowardly work, end couu
sci peace and forbearance. But their
advice, if real, seems to avail nothing, it
is set at naught, and fresh outrages are
committed almcst daily. Now We say
there is point beyond which endurance
ceases to be virtue, and il s OILY be.
cause we are convinced that the coored
people. III many portions Of our State,
consider themselves at this point, that
We give these reflections to-day.
We understand that several gentle.
men of our County have received warn
I'ings already; not frem US, but from the
ku klux. Now we simply say to these,
to be not alarmed, and prepare yourselves
for any and all contingencies. Orange
tburS County has borue thus far a repu.
tntion for peace and obedience to the
laws but if this fair record of hers is to
be bIackened BY it's iniquitcs, we say she
is not Union or Spartanburg County
We believe that all Of her best citizens
would dcrrceatc as seriously as we would
any outbreak OF the kind in her borders.
We believe they would contribute their
strength towards defending the name
that this County has made for law aud
order.
But it tappears that the counscly of
these, the respectable citizens Of our
courtry, are invariably disregarled By
this Klan, and yet all must bear and
suffer for its sins.
I'VE should regret the day that opens
this bloody work in this Couny.l We
say the negroes are prepared and there is
no telling what will bc the end, once tie
wcrk is f,irly begun.
Once again we cptront cryloyor of
peace and good government; OF the
safety of society aud life; of the spot
less nnmn of 0rnnuohnr,r ronn.,- o,I