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MAXIM FROM RURAL LIFE.-Elder Alfred
Bennett, of Homer, gives this warning to
those who are in danger of becoming ex,
cluded church members: "When sheep is
excluded from the fold it will bleat around
until it is readmit:ed; but when hog is put
out of its pen it will root around and try to
upset it.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1872-03-27

MANY PERSONS when they find themselves
in danger of shipwreck in the voyage of life,
throw their darling vices overheard, as other
mariners their treasures, only to fish them
up again when the storm is over.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1872-03-27

GoD KNOWS our condition; and we may
better learn our wants from His prescription
of what we ought to pray for, than from our
own sense and experience,
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WORLDLY COMFORTS are.often to the soul,
what sucklings are to tree. God takes off
the one, that the other may thrive.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1872-03-27

DECEIT OF sIN.-He, that would under
stand it, must compare its promises and its
payments together.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1872-03-27

WHOEVER goes forth in search of notes
in the eye of his neighbOr, will come back
with beam in his own.
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|, Conrad, worthy citizen of little town in
Germany, sat playing his flute, while Ursula,
his wife, was preparing supper. They heard
sweet voice singing outside,
Foxes to their holes have gone,
Every bird unto its nest;
But | wander here alone,
And for me there is no rest.
Tears filled the good mans eyes as he
said, "What fine, sweet voice What a
pity IL should be spoiled by being tried in
such @eatherl'
{" 4 think it is the voice of child. Let
us open the door and see, said his wife,
whe had lost little boy not long before,
and whose heart was opened to take pity on
the little wanderer.
Conrad opened the door and saw ragged
child, who said,
"Charity, good sir, for Christ's sake!"
"Come in, my little one, said he. "You
shall rest with me for the night"
The boy said, "Thank God, and entered.
The heat of the room made him faint, but
Ursulas kind care soon revived him. They
gave him some supper, and then he told
them he was the son of poor miner, and
wanted to be a scholar. He wandered about
and sang, and lived on the money people
gave him. His kind friends would not let
him talk much, but sent him to bed. When
he was asleep they looked in upon him, and
were so pleased with his pleasant counte
nance that they determined to keep him il
he was willing. In the morning they found
that he was only too glad to remain with
them.
They sent him to school, and afterward
he went into monastery. There one day
he found Bible, which he read, and learned
the way of life. The sweet voice of the lit
tie singer became the strong echo of the
good news" Justified by faith, we have
peace with God through our Lord Jesus
Christ" Conrad and Ursula, when they
took that little street-singer into their house
little thought that they were nourshing the
great champion of the Reformation. Th'
poor child was Martin Luther! "Be no
forgetful to entertain strangers"
The following is the whole of the song
which Luther sang on that memorable night
Lord of heaven lone and sad
| would lift my heart to thee;
Pilgrim in foreign land,
Gracious Father, lock on me-
shall neither faint nor die
| While | walk beneath thine eve.
Twill stay my faith on thee,
| And will never fear to tread
| Where the Saviour Master leads
He will give me daily bread.
Christ was hungry, Christ was poor
| He will feed me from his store.
Foxes to their holes have gone
| Every bird unto its nest;
But wander here alone,
And Tor me there is no rest.
Yet neither faint nor fear
For the Saviour Christ is here.
| If live he'll be with me;
If die, to him go;
\ He'll not leave me, | will trust him,
And my heart no fear shall know.
!, Sin and sorrow | defy,
For on Jesus rely.
Home Words,
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1872-03-27

PRAYER that reaches no deeper than the
lips, will rise no higher than the head.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1872-03-27

GALL my springs are in thee"-the silver
springs of grace, and the golden springs of
glory.
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LOVE will creep where it cannot walk.
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: Luther's Snow Song.

On cold dark mig @hen the wind was
blowing hard and thesnow was falling fast,
Conrad, worthy citizen of little town in
Germany, sat playing his flute, while Ursula,
his wife, was preparing supper. They heard
sweet voice singing outside,
Foxes to their holes have gone
Every bird unto its nest;
But wander here alone
And for mo thara 10 no rast
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Oliver Ditson G. Co.'s Standard Eusice]
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SPRING 1872.
SELECT GOODS.
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r UND )UBTEDLY, we have this
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Our business is organized in three depart
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returned, il You are not pleased.
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propriotors Emporium of Fashion,
April IL Abbevilic, S, C..
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Clear and lnrmlcsY ns Wuter.
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IOR TIE HAIR.
A PERFECTLY clear preparation in one
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1t restores the color OF Tie Hair ..rorc ncr
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We call especial attention to The fact f. nt n
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bia by DR.. Z. Il. Mot, and Druggists gene
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A correspondent of the Chicago
Times states that poison from the bite of
mad dog can be eradicated from the
system by vapor baths. He quotes from
an article printed in Paris medical
journal by DR.. Buisson, a celebrated
French surgeon, who says: eff the dis
order has declared itself, prescribe q
single bath, and leave the patient in un-
til cure is effected. Hydrophobia may
last three days. Experience has proved
to me thnt cure is certain on the first
day of the outbreak, on the second day
doubtful, and on the third hopeless, on
account of the difficulty Of conveying the
patient to the bath, and keeping him in.
And as hydrophobia never breaks out
before the seventh day, there is time to
perform q long journey to obtain q
BATH
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New Books, by Express .

For Sale at Bryan & McCdrter's.
SEYEN DECADES OF THE UNION, By
~ Henry A. Wiso. s2.
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History OF the Working and Burghor
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D. D. -
~ Darwin's Naturalist's Voyage around the
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A number of new London Novels, cheap.
Also. new standard works. Just publislled
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Notice to Capitalists---Sale of City of
Columbia Seven Per Gent. Bonds.
OFFICE CITY TREASURER.

OFFICE CITY TREASURER.
COLUMBIA. S. c., April 8, 1872
DCRSUANT to authority delegated by fol-
Il lowing resolution. adopted by City Coun-
Gil March ~, 1872. will cell ut public auction,
on WEDNESDAY, May IS. 1872, TWO HUN.
DRIED AND FIFTY THOUSAND ts25O OOO)
DOLLARS city Of Columbia seven pcr cent
twenty year bonds:
"ReSotccd, That the City Trca surcr be in
strnctcd to advertise for sale before the Court
Housc, in the city OF Columbia, on Tie 18th
day OF May next, the bonds OF the CITY Of Co
lumbia authorized to be issued by tho saiJ
CITY, unicr the Act OF the General Assembly
Just adJourncd; that tho advertisement be
Pupilsiled III one newspaper in the city of Co.
lumola, one i'll Getty OF Charleston, and two
newspapers III thc city of New York, at least
thlrtS days before the day OF sale; that the
Doncs to he soll ho signed u g prescribed by
tho sal1 Act, OH tho day of sale, or as soon
thereafter as practicable and delivered to the
been paid and the bonds rcgistcred; and that
the proceeds Of saie be applied strictly in
conformity with the said Act, aud in no other
way"
Said bonds will be Of the denominations Of
sou, S1U0 and $1,000. Tho proceeds of the
sale to be used for the erection of new CITY
Hall, new Mnrket and other public improve.
ments.
The right is reserved to DISPOSE OF a part of
the said bonds in lots or in whole, as the
Mayor and Treasurer may determine.
Any further information deeired can be oh.
tanned by addressing VIM. j. ETTER
City Treasurer, Columbia, S. C.
A8 Charleston Courier, New York Jou,nnl
OF Commerce, New York Financial CHRONICLE
copy and send bill to City Treasurer, Colnm
pla April )
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Henry Wilson is entitled 10 the credit
OF the last great political discovery. He
said. in recent speech, that "Grant
does not seek the Presidency; the Office
seeks him." We advise Mr.. Wilson to
repeat that assertion to the marines.
Grant declares that he will never lift
finger to secure his denomination.
Possibly he won't, but he lifts every
office-holder who doesn't labor to secure
it..
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IHE Gypsy DANCE. Andes
thus describes'a strolling band of gip.
sizes, who made their way to Madrid from
their savory haunts afar among the
orange groves and Moorish ruins Of An.
dalusia. They have pitched their tents
Just outside of the Arch of Carlos III, in
the vicinity of the bull-shambes, and
are liked for at least and at most fort
night. They came to town with one
eye to business, the other to thieving.
But very picturesque and comely are
they here and everywhere, singing and
dancing and sitting among rocks.
There are men and womcn-ohildren in
plenty, too, but they are left ut home,
wherever they may be. The men are
hablted in breeks, shirts, jackets. leg
gings, sashes and round porkpie hats.
all OF brilliant tints; the women kirtles,
waists, gay Hhawls, and SNOWY stockings,
with their black, glossy tresses thrown
back and decked with o bright ribbon or
flower. The men have guitars and
lnandolins, the women castanets, which
they rattle bravely. They are about to
tread the mazy measures of the dance in
concert. Away starts the music of gui-
tar and castanet. Quick as lightning.
the women, brown and beautiful, catch
up their skirts between thumd and fore.
finger and bound into waltzing action
sideways without turning Those of
the men who have not instruments,
caught by the infection, spring forward
and join the women in the same wild
movement Olang go the guitars and
mandolins. click the castanets. Sway
ing. STOPPING, gracefully keeping time
with head and body, twisting, ogling,
making at each other, gliding coquettis6-
~ out OF reach, whirling, lodging, now
gently, now fercely, with here hate,
there fondness, and always the delicious
rhythm of motion and music in it, those
wild. handsome people personate the
terrible Tarantula, the spider dance,
full of subtle poison to the sense.
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LyBrand & Son

JAKE pleasure in calling the attention of
Il tho public to an examination OF their
STOCK OF MUSICAL MERCHANDISE, con
Melodeons, Violins, Guitars, Banjos, Flutes
Accordeons, Brass and Silver Band Instru.
ments OF all kinds. Also. Sheet Music and
instruction Books for every class Of Musical
Music sent by mail, post paid. on receipt OF
price; and all kinds OF Musical Goods sent by
Express, when ordered. to any pnrt Of the
I'ianos and Organs for sale cheap. for cash.
Planos, Organs and Melodeons tuned and re-
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desired, at moderate prices. fO'A
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shcir patronage. Send for our catalogue Of
lor street, Citizens Savings Bank Building.
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THE UNDERSIGNED

MILL, i'll few days, present one Of the
w most attractive SPRING STOCKS ever
presented in this market, and soliciis call
pains vii! be spared to afford entire satisfac.
ion to all who may call upon him. and offers
as a guarantee for the future his Efforts in Tie
past to cater to the wants of the public
II. ~ N. l.. kinard will be met on prcsclta.
ton. J. H. EIVARD
March ~ in,
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Heinitsh's Blood and Liver Pills.

ENLEGAETLY sugar-coated, perfectly In ste
~ less. and warranted to cure all diseases
OF the liver and it's kindred complaints. Good
tor constipation, OF the bowels, disorders Of
the stomach, sick and nervous headache. in
digestion, biliousness, fevers, chills, kidney
affections, female irregularities. They purify
the blood. and remove all derangements Of
the internal viscera. Put up in u blood-red
colored wrapper. and sold at 25 cents a box
at HEINITSH'S DRUG STORE. ,
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oohoNi6i1 w. WEDNESDA? MORNING, APRIL TO-
@peo1a1 Not1oes.
PLAIN WORDS FOR THE PEOPLE.-

PLAIN WORDS FOR THE people,
When broken down in health, strength and
spirits, 1t is not necessary that wo should ask
medical man whother an invigorant is ncces.
sary. Common sense tolls us that it is. Tho
only question to be decided il, what tho in
vlgorant shall be. A standard tonic and re.
storative, which has been many years before
the public, and in which millions OF the int cl-
ligent c!asses rcpose the fullest faith, seems,
In case like this, to present the strongest
claims to the confidence Of the pruden. inva-
lid. Hostctter's Stomach Bittcrs nav be
truly said to possess these high recon- L. enda-
tlons. Its triumphant progress during pc
ROD OF twenty years, it's present popularity,
and the uniform success which attends it's
use in indigestion, nervous debility, hillary
complaints, fever and ague, and all ailments
which dcpress the physical system and cner-
vate tho mind, entitle it to tho rank of a
standard national specific. It is regarded in
that light by the community at large and
hundreds OF thousands OF both sexes resort
10 IL at this season as preventive OF that
numerous and harassing class of diseases
which take their rise from the miasmutic
WINDS and vapors OF spring. 1t is IL stiInu-
lant. tonic, an Alternative aud mild ape
rient-four essential restorative and protec-
tive elements OF tho naaterid medica-united
IN q single agreeable preparation. Every i'll
greulcnt IL vegetable, of tho tinost quality.
ana absolutely pure. Hostettors Bitters is
better known, held in greater esteem and
commands larger sale, than any other pro-
prietary medicine manufactured in this coun-
try or imported from abroad. A5t3
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The, Annual Meeting of the South Ca.
rollna Medical Association for 1872
WILL be held in Columbia, on the third
County Society is organized, the physicians
will send Delegates. Arrangements will be
made with the railroads to pass member.
and delegates for one fare
L. GRANGE SIMONS, Md.
March 27 WINS Recording Secretsrr
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,Crackers
Sundrles

~UUUTlCS
k'HESE IN endless variety and always
a fresh. call and look over tho stock
WI. WI satis'y the most fast,dious housekeeper
lhat every effort is made to supply Their
wants, while assurance Is given that anythinr
not III store Will be procured from first hands
Onr stock is full i'll all the other depart.
goods, selling al close figures, and anxious to
40 Il strictly cash business, We offer superior
inducements in our line.
March % Gro cy,r>,Cpo
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Dissolution of Copartnershin

Dissolution of Copartnership.
TINHE Copal tncrehip heretofore existing
Il under the style of J. II. & VI. l.. .KINAED
IL I hereby dissolved, by mutual onscnt, NJ. l.,
hinard withdrawing.
The business will be continued at the same
place. by j. II. kinard, who aseuncs all the
liabilities OF the copartnershir, and to whom
ali debts due should be paid.
j. II. KINARD,
NJ. l.. kINARD.
CoLrMHIA. $. G.. March l9, 1872 March, 10
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Marblehead Mammoth Cabbage.

HIHE largest cabbage in the world. Ouality
Il very tender. sweet and excellent.
Boston True Curled LETTUCE. This il
tho best OF all; grows in the form Of rosett.:
very desirable "''''''
Hubbard Squash.
New York Improved Egg Plant.
Trophy Tomato.
Egyptian Beet.
Beans-a large assortment.
maA beans. Pole Beans
Corn, early and late
Call at headquarters for good seed, at low
price, UEINITSH,S Drmn 500
March 13
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Blood ana Liver pills

FNo cure SICK HEADACHE. Sick stomach
4 iG%%ncss or Vertigo. Fad Taste in NE
Mouth, Bilious Attacks, ralpitation Of The
iieaT,, Ncrvousncss, Constipation, Pain. in
the Breast and Back, Kidney Affections.
10 cure all Disorders If the Liver.
10 Regulate the Bowels
10 Purify the Blood
-, 10 give new life to the whole system. tho
B'oou and Liver. Cannot be surpassed. TRY
only one box; you will be convinced. For
sale only at HEINITSH'S Drug store.
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Powder. Shot. &c.

4 FULL ASSORTMENT Of Gun ana Blast
- ing POWDER. shot, Lead, Percussion
laps, unn-wads. &c. on hand aud for salo
low, at wholesale and lc:aii, hv
zee w JOHN A(;%EW Z co..
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Wood! Wood! Wood!!!

Onn CORDS of best quality of BLACK
AOO JACK and OAK WOOD, for sale
cheap, on Geryais street, next to Roses hotel
Orders left at D. Epstin's store, on Assembly
street.. will be promptly filed.
April S + p. EPSTIN
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GEORGE PAGE & CO..

No. ". Shredder Street. Baltimore, Md,
Manufacturers OF
PORTABLE AND STATIONARY
STEAM ENGINES AMI BOILERS.
Patent Improved, Portable
CIKCU LAR SAW MILLS
GANG. " ULA Y AND SASH 81 W HILLS.
6NRlST MILLS, TIMBER WHEELS, SHIN.
~. GLE MACHINES, &c. Dealers in Circu-
ana manufacturers agents for Leffers Cello.
Drated Tutbino Water Wheel and every do.
scrlPtlen OF Wood Working Machinery.
AtNlCULTURAL ENGINES A SPECIALITY.
a5Send for descriptive Catalogues and
Ffice Alsts' May % +tT1y
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New Spring Goods.
AZ HAVE just received my stock of
M SPR!NG and SUMMER CASSIMERES.
Hi HEST!NGS, &C., to which would invite
the attention of tho public. The stock
comprises all styles and prices, and will be
made to order i'll the most fashona bic man
ner. c. D. EHERIIARDT
Feb 25
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E. II. HEINITSH.

0PUtneAeT uHu Dr0g ueflen Handler,
Main Srasse, ge1ene1er der Pheai1 Office.
MOCHTE den geehrt n, Deutschen diescr
1Xl- stadt auZeigen dass or atets die bcstcp.
Arzneien Vorrathig hat, Bcsonders Deutschi
pillen, Lebon's Elixir, Queens Delight. Kina
Aaltfieber kur, Leber und Blut Piilen. und
andere Won unsern Deutsclcn Landeslcnscn
gessriesene Medicinen. Ais, auch den
gutes and radicales heilmittel pepen husecn
und erkaltnug.
ALE Fancy Artickel gewolnlich in einew
Apotheke Gchalten sind stets in besten
answahl sorrathg. ApriI q
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New Books.

fESiiE SPEAKERS COMMENTARY. l,y Risb.
\ ops and other Clcisy OF the Anglican
Church. Vol. !. -.
;, Aunt James Hero by Author of St.ppiuc
Heavenwards. 81 80. re
Hannah, Il new Novel by Mi-s Nnloch 5O.
Jan ii DCFF:E y CHAPMAN
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Owners Of DWELLINGS

NAN have their property securely pro.
~ tected from loss or damage Lv ,irr hv
insuring in the
.ErNA INSURANCE COMPANY.
OF Hartford, Connecticut.
SG,OOO,OOO.
INCORPORATED A. D. 1910.
Charter perpetual.
SAJency ESTABLISHED IN Columbia, S. c., 4. D.
1889.
Risks also taken on Stores, Merchandise
Cotton, &c., &c.
GEORGE HUGGINS. Agent,
Office opposite the Columbia Hotel.
March 1G 40mo