The Lutheran visitor. (Columbia, S.C.) 1869-1904, September 01, 1869, Image 3
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glish.
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Iatolemmr Giving IVtiy.—Tlie ex
tent of the bigotry and inhumanity
of the phpacy in Spain may be
inferred from the fact, Which was
thought worthy of being telegraphed
across the Alautic, that a Itoteatant
had recently been buried in the
general cemetery in Spain, the first
t"whom this privilege has been
t>Xtend<sl. Borne would deny the
tites of tmrial to Protestants, as
,ell as Johor them from entering
heaven.
in Efftmimtical Reform—Tlie cm
.^[orofBnssia has recently pnbUshtsl
an Iinetpwte'l decree, by which he
abolishes the hemlitaiy character of
the Rosso-Greek priestMbod, which it
baa preserved since the time of Peter
the (ircat. J With their families they
number nearly 700,000, which execs
aiv® number occasioned great pov-
among them, and made it
difficult for the church to provide
fig their subsistence. A better pro
vision is to be made for the maiu-
teiuuuv of the priesthood, who are
to be greatly reduml in number,
and distributed on the basis of imp
Illation and moral condition of the
population.
Firmly rooted in the faith.—The
new queen of Madagascar seems to
have heartily and intelligently ac
cepted the .Christian religion, and
has resisted the efforts of Humanists
to seduce her from her faith and
give her sanction to their worship.
They succeeded in gaining lier eon
amt to Is- present at the inauguration
of a new chapel, ami made great
preparations to receive her. She
however, only advanced a few stcjis
into the chapel, and having received
the tribute money jniid to the sover
eign in acknowledgement oflicr nomi
nal ownership of nil lands and build
ings, immediately turned to leave.
The priests attempted to detain her,
and even threatened her with tin-
anger of France for thus slighting tin-
papal religion. She continued ffriu,
replying, “Then- is nothing in tin-
treaty that obliges me to pray with
you,” ami left.
Xot Wanted.—Tin- king of the
Sandwich Islands has withdrawn his
patronage from the ritualistie “ He-
fumu-d .Catholic Church,” which,
contrary to the usual comity lietwei-n
missionary aorietka, was introduced
into the islands; and the entire
membership of the chnreh has sent
a letter to England requesting the
diseontinuanee of the mission, and
desiring a Low Chun-h (Mister to ls-
sent them, pledging his entire siqi-
port.
NEW WORLD.
LUTHERAN.
An iiiitiiensc hum igi-.it ion < >f Swedes,
Xorwegiaus, ami Danes, this year, has
added largely to the membership of
the Lutheran Clinreh. From Swe
den alone fifty thousand iiersons
have cotue this summer. Most of
them are Lutherans, ami it is thought
that sixty ministers will lie needed
at once in that Church for the supply
of these strangers.
The four Lutheran churches of
Fort Wayne, Indiana, have united
in establishing a Lutheran hospital,
wbieh is to he open for the jioor and
sick of every creed, color, and coun
try. A'site of twelve acres lias lieen
purchased at a cost of 13,600, in the
£ ern part of the city, and imme-
steps will be taken -to erect
suitable buildings upon it.
Bev. L. Gottwalil has lieen so im
proved in health as to be able to
enter upon his work as pastor of the
English Lutlienin congregation at
Chambersburg, Pennsylvania.
PRESBYTERIAN.
The, next session of the Columbia
Theological Seminary commences on
Monday, the 20th of September.
(treat Meetings Tlie city of Pitts
burg will be culled on for large hos
pitalities during the coming autumn.
The American Board of Commis
sioners for Foreign Missions will
meet in that city on tlie 5th of
Octolier, and the two General As
semblies of the Presbyterian Chnreh
will Wet in the same city on the
10th of Novemlier.
»
The Committee on Systematic
Beneficence of the last O..S. Assem
bly report that it will require at least
#68.1,000 to carry on tlie operations
*f tlie Boards of the Chnreh for tin-
year. The Committee says: “The
niniilier of communicants reported
“ tb< ‘ Minutes for 1868, is 252,555.
Deducting one-tenth as a proper
allowance for those who are absent
and for such as may be really too
Poor to pay even a moderate sum,
and omitting the Synod of Northern
India, there will still remain 227,000
communicants. This will give an
average of a little less than $3.02 a
year for each communicant, or not
Vote six' eents a week, per member,
meet the sum required for all the
Boards.”
vf the above sum $270,000 are for
oreigi, Missions, $175,000 for Home
#17,000 for Education;
*w,(K)0 f ()r Publication; $64,000 for
“nreh Extension; $40,000 for Dis-
awed Ministers, au<l $16,000 for
rr ee<lmeii’s Missions.
THE LUTHERAN VISITOR, COLUMBIA, S. C„ WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER ], 1869.
Special Notices.
In May, June ami July the receipts
of the Presbyterian Board of Foreign
Missions were $20,811, a gain of
$5,230 as compared with 1868. The
paymenta for the same quarter, how
ever, have increased to a gtvater
extent, anil far exceed the receipts,
vis: $88,100—an increase of #5,-
902.
The treasury of the Bonn! of
Foreign Missions of tlie Reformed
Chnreh lM-giin this year with a debt
of $24,(100, and while the monthly
current exi»enses of the mission work
are uboiit #5,000, the eontrilmtions
from the churches for the months
of May and June were iilmut $1,000
for each month.
MISCELLANEOUS. #>
Tin- Assistant Bishop of Kentucky,
who recently preached iu Cliieago
against the protest of the liiuhop of
Illinois, is to .Ml-ilpy one Boston
pulpit during August, ami another
in September.
Tliis year I)r. Tholuck of Berlin
University, celebrates his fiffieth
juhilee-M-tlint is, it is fifty years since
he received his apisiiutuu-nt as pro
fessor—and at some time during the
year he proisisi-s to gather around
him all those who have, in his long
ami lulstrious life, served him us
amanuenses.
The Rev. Dr. Barns, Senior lfro-
feasor of Church History iu Knox
College, Toronto, died last week, iu
tin- eighty second year of his age.
Dr. Bums was one of the delegation
which visited the United States more
than twenty years ago, as the repre
sentatives of the Free Church of
Scotland, lie was a man id' great
vigor of mind, and much t-4evincd
anil loved liy those who were brought
into contact with him.
Current News.
A Washington Alderman is a
waiter at a Saratoga Hotel.
There are twenty-two colleges iu
Ohio. Their aggregate endowment
is alsmt equal to the lus-ds of otic
modern first class university.
One of the most snqirising things
in this age of wonders is, that the
Turks are Is-giuning to discuss the
question of educating their females,
whom they have always regarded as
slaves, without minds or souls.
Koliert Morris, one of tint signers
of the Dcclurotion of lu<h-|M-mh-iicc,
who managed the national finniuTs
with such signal ability, pas.s.sl Hu-
latter years of his life in imprison
inent for debt.
Tlie Georgia Press Convent ion as-
seiuldiil in Atlanta on Tuesday last,
and was culled to order at tlie City
Hall at 11 o'clock. Alsmt forty
newspu|s*rs were rvprcKcutcd, there
being but one proxy.
Bulwcr is now seldom mm iu the
House of Lord*. He is mi un old
man, and hsiks wustnl, ns if'his day
wfi* dime. He has quit writing,
come down from the elouils of ro
mance, anil walks the plain old earth
“gloomy and unhappy.”
A convention of laTsiring men, held
recently in Virginia City, Nevada,
passed resolutions declaring that “the
importation of Asiatics and tlu-ir em
ployment in the mines, or other fields
of lalior, must lie discontinued, nr it
will bring on .an ‘irrepressible con
flict,’ likely to end in bloodshed and
ruin.”
John II. Read, of Tuscaloosa, Ala.,
obtained a patent for making (taper
from the cotton plant.
A gentleman who reached lticti-
nrond by the Cheso|s»ake and Ohio
Railroad on Monday evening, says
the entire crop along the road be
tween Richmond ami the White
Sulphur Springs, a distance of over
390 miles, is literally parched to a
crisp.
Friday last was the annual gath
ering of tlie fat men at Norwalk,
Connecticut. John A. P. Fisk, of
New York—weight 358 |smnds—was
elected President. .MK) pounds was
nothing uncommon. 140 (s-rsons
were present—whose average weight
was alsmt 250 (mantis.
A Nashville piqs-r says that bath
ing in the Cumls-rland River at
present is (x-rft-ctly safe to those that
ean wade. No swimming required
to get across that great commercial
artery.
A Tennessee pais*r says the new
comet has no tail at all—that it is a
kind of sky tadpole, just emerged
into a celestial frog.
St. Peter, Minnesota, was lately
visited by so copious a shower that
in a very few” hours the streets be
came navigable for canoes.
Taylor Blow died .in 8t. Louis
yesterday. His life was insured in
fourteen different companies for a
total amount of $117,000. lie had
done this for theliem-ftt of his credit
ors
Isaac- Switcher, now in the Mary
land Penitentiary for cow stealing,
has been left $80,(KM) by nn aunt.
He has three years to serve yet.
Capitalists from the North have
purchased the Thorton estate in
Fairfax County, Virginia—100,000
acres.
A serious riot Is-twecn whites and
blacks is reported in Macon, Tenn.,
In which the negroes threatened to
suck tlie town, and it ia said wounded
several of the sheritTs puw m-nt to
qnell the disturbance. Theriot grew
out of a fight la-tween a negro uud
white boy.
A few lades, and the first, of the
new cotton crop have come to the
New York market. That from Geor
gia, classed us low middling, was
sold at uuetion for thirty-six cents a
a pound, and that from Ahtlauna,
classed as strict middling, brought
forty-eight and a half cents.
1800 is a year of some notable
centenaries. It is tlie liiutdreth from
the birth of Hitiulioldt, of Cnvier, of
the first Brunei, of Wellington, of
Moult and Ney, and Sir Thonms
Iatwrem-e. In inveiitkina, it ia that
of Arkwright’s Spinning.leuiiy.whieli
gave such a spring to all the eotton
business of the world. A still
greater, |ierhn|ie, is Watts’ Steam
Engine, tin* birth of bia son James,
mid the fiftieth since he himself died.
Tin- Savannah Republican, of the
22d instant, contains the following
notice of the now railroad project
from Atlanta to Tenillc:
“We id I in Ini briefly jNwtenlay to
the (inijn-t of u railroad from Teuille,
in WashingtiNi county, through Mil
Icdgcville aud Eatouton directly to
Atlanta. Ttie pmjn-t, ationling to
our Is-st uifonnatiim, origiimttil ill
the Intter place, and'is linqsistil as
an extension of tha< Air Line road
from CiiH-innati to ChattaniMigu, and
thence by the m-art-*t route to the
Atlautie mast. It fc said that tin-
new rAsd w ill effect li sa\ iug ef front'
thirty-five to forty miles, uml, ciaisc
queiitly, a mliietiiai in time aud
charges.”
r* ik® Ushma VWlor.
Femals Seminary
Ifiauwroir*, m p .
A ll I m .J of |l 14 » LiidlMt ■■■ ■ J. —i.».
jxinraM^ ivMn fin gnturi, wtui
Ibe adraal^pa of • noble «IUkst, a baaaWal aa4
kaaltlilul kxsiion, aaipta iffaoaila alumni wiUi
(raw aad alinittbef}, and a larga eorpa of com-
latent ami rxprri*M*d Uadiera. Sptclal bctUlira
la 0v» departmanu of Mudera UngiMfea, Muair
and Arts Hoard aad lultiaa In all Ui* atadlra of
u» rtfnlar oowar, astodlac LaUo, lor lha acbol
•Wie yaar at Ian montiin. ftoo. Iu BiaiaaaUi
Annual fltaricti UySna Monday. Sept. CCh. For
Oalaloguaa or nay fiaairad interna hoa, add ms
Rrt. W. r KYSTKH,
tl Ilagrrsowa, Md
flfll K Aral ana druleal yaar «f llila Inalitullon
1 cttnmeiwed as tko lemnd Moular is
Augipt, INS. Ttw Mm of lha arbuol ta-uif
to |naua«o tlw caaaa «f elnoation, sueb a courar
at atudam win be adoflad aa ta aaual In Ana c'aaa
laaulutioaa Tka dariplim ut lha Hrlaool wifi
be srxt, yal mild aodyaraoial
Tlw luration la hmWiy, and Uia aiorala of Ibr
community will nxapiiw tararaWy mUi any
■mint in Uaa Stale.
Halea if tuition per'qaartaT uf throe umutlm
ia I' titled Sialaacurraacy ;
l*ritwary Kaalinli IVjanaaat. || tA
ll-rttar E»|Mi Draaukaa 4 It
MatUrmatiea, Latin ami (Mark la«Q»sia. « 00
Hoarding (mr mnoik..,.., * 00
Wmmd.il aoMirn will to tharpil ooly lialf
(ubatir mioun
Far any Astimr infarmathm addmua at I Sue
RJdtir. Utinotun, 8. C.. Stlwr Rrv D. Knan.
Chairman Ihof l of TrmUroa, or Prof 8. E
Ctvuaa ii. I-iaatdrsI IWmdy Pina Kidy® Is-
Mibttkw.
top I 1-tf
PULPIT EDITION
OF
BOOK OF WORSHIP.
M I MISTERS and congregation* will pleat
•and hi thair ordata at ooeo. Tan p
eanv diaoount made to- Ihoaa who bay
quant ltia«.
ii ^ «*'» fifii
EngUth Turkey, gl
DUFFIK k CIIAPMAM, PUtokrr
Columbia, ft. 0.
ttos i a—if
THE DEPOSITORY
or THE
N EWBERRY^ COLLEGE.
Jkmurlf Incafed ui Kewherrg, hut mew in
WAIJTALIA, M. C.'
m | ——-
m ' W AXI1ALLA Is a plea asm Inland rlUara at
In ; TV Am larmloua of Ine Bhie Ridge Rail-
nmd. oonnecling arltli lha Ummvik. A Columbia
j Railroad. Tbta little village i. noted for Ita
baahl.y ailuatiuu; Ita InliaUlanU breathe the
mountain nlr, and It Ima lirouma of lata a
Kummar rtuort lor Urnm liriu* in malarioua
dialrirU. Tim atudi-nl* pci ana tlu-ir Rudies no!
ooly fore from malaria, but last expoaed to the
temptaUona and trie** at larger town* aad citkea.
to tuaUriog care of Urn
Tim College ia tinder Urn _ _
Krangrlicnl Imilmraa Synod nl South Carolina
as I oaa a HS m m natAu and ad>aeenl 8t.ua, wbosa deairo and etforta are
MAKTliAMD S. 8. HIVIOH, I to maka It equal to the first institutions ef the
g furnished «ith an onauipasaad aaaorimaM 1 k . w . ,n ‘ha Stala. Tbo adrpnUgaa an aa grrul.
«i »v<i-) llmig m-c-aanry in Urn organiaaikm
and managranent of Sunday St-liada and lllhlf
CUm a, ke. compriainx Lbrarha. uniformly
Bound, Imtb-rvd and Sumbmd, library and
l-mumm IVmAa of liiqlMM noellanco and
beauty. ldtH-atM.fi Hooka, Ciaaa Book*. K. 8. llyam
llnoka. Roll Book*. Muaic Hooka, I'irlurn Cards
aad Reward Ttikata, Oouimaaiarimi. btbki Die- | Tuitlaa Prsparaiory IVp't,
ttoaarloa, Seriptura Mapa, and otlwr books (W- S “
(hteVMia 10 * W T ™ tlR ' r ‘ ln explaining I heir
S. B —Sup-riincmh-m* aud Cibrariana who
call l*> likAtke a oelwfiion, u»ay <>r»L-r bv
wriling, and may exrimnga for otimr hiuka aueii
aa afiei iita(mtlion no not uml Uirir Wiihea pro
rhlau they are M injured.
Calakurima will b. AmwanleL puotagr paid, tu
a ay addnaa » Imwvw rvuuaated. Addroaa
r«y R orVnrAi.t. H«, t ,
Ko. 13 W. Payrtie Slrrrt,
Aug IA
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Business Department.
Answers to Lettsrx.
Rev. 1{. C. Holluial.—Thunk yon.
Can't. Bro. Miller, who is oair niter
et mrlior ego, will represent us. lte
teivt- him kimtly, ami make our
heart glint by miiuy uahlitious to asir
suhs< ii|.ii.in list.
Rev. A. J. Brown.—Ita-tsin it till
ymi get more.
Rev. A. Phillippi.—I'lnl.uibliillv.
Rev. P. Derriak—Right. Will
try. _ "
Moneys Received.
SOUTH CAROLINA
8Ut« Agricultural and Mechan
ical Magazine.
lha inatruoriuaa as Uawouglk and the discipline
aa parvntal. aa can to a.cured at mold Collegaa.
The ueearaary axparwn, board, tuition, liglit,
feet, Ac., era aa modernt* and rraaunaUe •• any
other iaatiimioo Iu tlm fiouthen. Sintra, vix:
Board ia private betiUca, per month, glA 00
Tuition CnUrgiale tfop'l. •• “ 4 AO
Tuition I'rrparalory liep't, “ " 3 00
Tuition Primary Dep t. ” “ I 50
iacKk-ntaJ exprnank Iron M to 50(ta. per luonth
All atndcnta an required to attend lha religious
■Jfrkea of tlw Lutlntao Ohurcii, unlcaa by
WT ttru rrqwal parents or guardians do igtinla
wane other place ■/ woaaHip.
Tltosa who desire to give Uicir sons or wards a
litoral or buaiacna education, a-ould do well to
ouumdar lha adrwnagaa of Nawtorry OaU.gr.
Far further particular*, address
R*v. J. P. HVKt.T7.KR
Prreidmt.
Walhxlla, & C, Dec. I. I«C8
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UTHT M«*«”M IMrMOTMtb— A*l» TMK
UNIVERSAL CLOTHES WRINGER,
I IMPROVED wuh Koarvu a Paraarr Dnrau
Ooa-aanu aad tto Patcxt Smr, am now
iin.pwul.maMr Aw mpmer to any apparatus for
antenna dethaw aaar larnlit and nil anra
Ikair cat lan a yaw, by anring labor aad
chdtos.
Thune who tore asste them give VnSiamay aa
fottnwa-
*'r laka mw awkin- much; could aa to
(wnnwlrd to d>. without M, and with lha aid of
I Alter, wa had that wr am aamtm of da puanmn.
—Aa. L. Sett. Aafor JH A CkarvA.
"It ia Wurth ana dafiar * wrrk in tasty
toady.'—Jf. T. f. Anar.
"In lha laundry af mj laaw date la a
fHTprauaf n .akv.hu m Maafaya for to
inmutaur.”—fiArr. ffoadtor L CVfto.
' Krrry week hat ftmu R • atmogee toM '
upon H r ittrau of the fonulrn of ihr lauac !
dry.—A*, f Ohawr.
anmay, aai^l coa.i^r^ir^noa.1- fim. t^r ^^kdtaaaa,
"Faixxn Dorr—Vour to imfrovcaacat of]
W ate Mag Uac'dan w a aaafhte ggn
r* you that haw Mart,me aft.r a y
b (bought more of today I boo rear,
would md to ported with utalrr Any un
will ptnoor orud ihoir a
Walker. Beans fi Cogvwell
Cnxntaaim. A C.
DAVIS Sl MILLER’S -
Sopenor I RiiUy Coicentratei
FUrorlmg IitiMti:
WTTSa ALMOND.
MBCT A KIR B.
aVNAMON.
VANILLA.
imun.
mum.
•inn
Rjw. K. H
llrDuNAUk, wbo will
Onng ef for JfouA OarmUm Aate .tyre rputfi liAimto will to re-epeaed on tlw
ntodateJArteamltoaq,.) A. Aial Tl.umday in Bapirmlwr. under the
. auprrinteiidcwca of Itsv. K. H. MrDoiAUi,
A T an early date U.e ailarnUti will pubhali emwteO by a corpse of competent Trodwrt.
lha Ami number at a M.mthly Magoune. | Tim ouuraa of uwruction will embrace all the
devoted ta Ilia drank.pmewt uf tin- material in- branefieu of a thorough adocmiou.
te-nute of this 8 ale. sod the whuk Mouth ; snd The lustitulioo having ton chartered willi
will dtatnbutc fire thousand coptes grstuibmaly. j <wllrglsle powm snd pntilrgus. Dipl-miss wilt
so that ovary saw may tea what it ia before tub- be awarded to all those who alu.ll tore ouas-
*-riling They intetel to make it the tote site pbled lha regular enurta aatwfoctorily.
Imndausiwat indualrtal Msgadoc tm iiubiulwd I'-tpito mum aoter poiwrually os ik firm day
•I Ibe Rank and they aak the cordial eo tqora- “f >*w Heateon. aa no dedoctioo will to made for
turn of every good icHiaea iu this enterprise, j atoruca
which mum redound to the public wteforv. I Mmh literary and Bearding Drpartnmita will
- defies of the firm nuuibrr ^ “°drr Ow imnwdiato core of I
r addn-as lo MrDoXAtii and Mluv M
reside in tlie Insutulion
TKI1MS Men sessiox or nvx uoxrue:
I Tuition in Prepambrv Ileportment.' glS Oft
“ “ Collegiate Department 20 00
- Musical Ib-panuwut 30 00
“ -' Mudern Lacguagc*. each 10 00
- Xardh-sruk. KtnbroHU-ry. kc. 10 00
- Drawing end Pointing 10 00
Cuae of Piano 2 50
I tirnduating Fso. 2 50
Ikunl per Soaum. of five luonlli*, includ
ing wateiiog. light*, kc 33 00
iliarget mum to paid in advance So pupil
prepaid,
pair of
snd two towels,
ri.liter dwincclr and
sed u» Rev. K. H.
MrDnXALn will receive immediate attention
IFr«lM.vA, Foftato, J.U. I860
8ep 1« 31
MACK.[
LKMof
« l‘*\ »*
ftAXAXA.
ALLATH V.
niis ArrtflL
MTKAVMOUIY.
j will be retained longer than Area are
Each boarder ia required to furnish
r pillow case
' atoxts, uua pair of pillow
j Karli pupil mum have her
indrlhbly uarkol with to.
They ismart the delirious Savor ef dm Fruit
ta S- (Vrmu Water Area, Jetlm, CWards,
.‘VdAst., fibsr Jfoagr. ffourrs, (Un,
Ml arret Water Byrmpe, (r.
AH wt ark ia a treat. Many of the first
darn Ratals sud Fsmilas ihroughosiqhs
Cana try mar them, and wa rater -o lha prw-
prvsoars at all the firm class Hsirls iu our
d|y la pror» (heir supniar rxraflauru.
rnrctui rut av
DAVIS It MILLIU. Bsltimora.
cuaiDe
Marik’s Radical (’are Trass.
your
y*rwt /Vvafa, ** Airrr Mr-ini "
*'-tfur yieltwU /fo^ilhlf,'*
worovkW by tibt
1M2.
Acknowledgements.
NKWHKURY COLLROK.
Vie, tlio Hiilute-rilK-nt, (tnimirw- to
nay to the Trea«im*r of NVwlu-rri'
Uollt-({p, (Dr. A. K. Nonnun, Will
lltilln, 8. U.,) #29 (M-r ytmr for flvt-
i-onNceutive ynin*, 8e(>-
tt-inber Int, 1809, for the (iiiiq"^- »f
miHtuinint; Nt-wU-m' CoUprp : flu-
tuition of one ututU.nt RimrautdDl liy
tlie Botml to each siilmcrilu-r tor tlie
Kiiiue term of five comni-utive jetirs.
Them- niitmcrijitioiiH are not to be
(U-imtnilerl until 150 KiilwiTils'rs are
aAmrfrri *
J 1’ 8inelUer, Wolhalbk, 8 C
J N liutt'niun, ('oliiniliiti, 8 G
.1 I’ Anil, Newlierri', 8 G
J A 8li(;li, I’onmriu, 8G
R (1 Chisolm, < 'harir-ston, 8 G
Muj J Ix-aphurt,
Rev K ('angbmiin,
Jolin C SeeRera.
"Tear Wsabmg Machine Ima torn In dally am-
la mat foundry, aud the housa k rrprr ampsuum s
torarK as highly phmaad with Ik It eartamlf '
arcouqihmiea a grautrr asnouns of wvwh. with |
bus la tor, aud dare nut error the efothrs tear
so mart! aa Ihr uhl (sski mad wuahdmard. By
uasgik rare laundrvus n diapraasd with.’— Wa. I
if. r. Hnmmt. SapmmlraArat ef Moat /hpo.f j
rant of A CWforuw'i Vurarrp. S. T. (Mg.
PRICES -A Fair Offer.
Scud lha rat ail pace. Washer (It. Extra }
snapr $9. aad wa w.ll forward nltor at both j
mfiriunrt. fit* ot KmrtU, to ptoia where tm
one ia sellmg , and an aura sn. are they Wig be
liked, tlmt wa agree lo nfitud the money U any I
to m isliei In Mura lha tmchiwa baa at fn-igbt,
•Iter a month's trial acrooliug to direction*
So liuatoud. tether or tosher shnuld permit
lto drvalgery at washing with the bands, filly-
two days in the year, when It can to duoa
toner, mote avpadiiKMaly. with teas labor, and
no iiqury to lha garsnmte, by n Doty Clothes
Washer, and a Cniverml Wrings r.
Canrasstni with exrlasire right at sole make
money font ateling thean.
Hold by dealer* gvnrenlly, to whom liberal
diaciioel* art made.
It. £ BltOWXIXO Gem. -tynte
32 Curtbnilt 8k, Xaw York.
Sept I M—IT
O'KEEFE'S
Lar§^> Winter Head Lettuce.'
\ I K.H8RS. M. U KEKF, SOX *CO.. the we«
IVI known and reliable Heed Importers,
Growers, ami Floriafg llnetoaler X. Y, listing
grown amkiliorouflily trated this new variety
lor the pant (litre yearn, bow nffi i it lo lha pub
lic as a FIXE AXD VALUABLE aoquiaiiion
for brAli tbo market and private ganhbi. aa it ia
ready for M folly
THREE WERE8 EARLIER
limn any other variety at Lettuce, except tlmt
grown under glass, tl wtl rtamt tkr Winter
withaml pratretwn ia Ur o Meet of ear aorOeere
rkmatea. It forma vary large, aolid, and exceed
ingly trader, greenish yellow brads, the outside
Irarrs being at a brownish tinge. Orders for
Seed will to recetrad now, to to filled by moil,
iu sealed porkagra at »<> cents cacti, and con
ooly to had OEXUIXK AXD TRUK at Ihmr
eatabliahmenk Order immrdintrly of
M. O KEKF, SOX k 00.
Rochester, X. Y.
Sept 1 »—fir
Church Notices.
Meeting of Conference
The TIlird ronferraeo of the Synod of South
Carolina will meet on Friday before the fifth
Sunday in August, at II o'clock, A. M, at Mk
Zion, Edgefield Co.
The Brethren arc requested to Imprmm upon
thair churches tbeir obligation to to represented.
and we liope that no charge will foil lo sand a
In* (lelfgAte, A* a Ml attendance ia desired.
B. KRKP8, /Veeltesaf.
WANTED.
4 0 hJi’TS lo aril anaw book of great value to
Farmers Median lea, ami Vi'orklngmen of
all trades and mcupalion*. I Sth Kdllioa now
ready. Tlie
FA HUSKS' ASD MKCIIA.V/CS MAXVAL.
Edited by GEO. K. WARING, Ja.
Author of - F.temmte of AgrteW/.rr.'—/team
ing fur Profit amt fir Health.' sad firm,
erty Ayneetoual Emgineor of Om-
trot rark, Free Tat*.
500 Octaro Pagas and over 200 Illustraliooa.
The Few Oeitaat Ttmas aaya: " It ia a book
which should to in the hands of every Farmer
jind Mechanic."
” The Few Orftant Pieayeuw aaya: " So vala-
able a book should to found In lho liouae of
•very Farmer and mechanic; its elegant illustrs-
lions will make it welcome every whore."
Active men and women can make more money
aud giva toiler aaUafoction in selling this book
than any work in the field.
Send he Id page circular, Idling all about it.
K. B. TREAT k CO., Ihiblubeia,
So. 054 Broadway, N. Y.
Sept * 2—tf
offer— .W x /tefidsp Sheet. BttUemaee HI
Spetafe writ aad rwt Pmte nyvrum
THE tout and mom rflactiva
TRUSS known lor lie- owe
and rvbcf of I terms or Rup
ture. Tills Truas toe recriied
the mudMsi of Uw mom rariaral Ptiyahiana
and Saryroos of flits country, who do nut hate-
Uta tu reeuenasend it to Iboar afllietal with Her
eia ns being aufurver In all ml mu.
It is ibe only Truss that will rctaia the
IV Max is with any certainty, and the wearer cna
fori sonrei that lie ia using * remedy tint will
ha at all times info and eAvtaal ia iu opera
tions Of this wr guaranies entire sabalkction
to tel who may come -under our t res (merit
ludira' Silk Flail if Abdominal lieits for Cor-
puleary, Fa'lir-g of lha Womb, aud aa a support
to the Back ami Abdominal Vun-lee Ar.klrta.
Knee Caps and Storkiags for Varionar Veins
UV-erm and Wrak Junto
Shouhb-r Branu tor Indie*. Grata and CbB-
drew. Ihr the cure of steaupiag of the Shoulders
d aa a Cheat Expander.
Pile Instruments, the B»*t superior article ia
a—ligbk rustlr sdjussed and erirctual. In-
HrumanM fir all riiyairal Drkumitien. Curvature
of till Spine, Bow Legs, Club Feel, Ac.
I Yarn tics and Cruuhes of the moat approved
she. 8 MARSH A (X).
Xo. 3 IloHdar Sum. Ballimorv, Md.
May 13 40-ly
ROANOKE COLLEGE.
r |VIIId luruutioa ia located al -tolem, Bosnuke
A County. Vs, ia the toautifol and fertile
Valley uf the Ruamike. in tlw midst of attractive
aorarry. enyoye a to.uiBul climate, and ia sur
rounded by a moral and intelhgcnt community.
It ban peculiar focilMw* of aooeaa, being on the
Virginia A -r Railroad, on the line of
trevcf between Suunurn and WytlwriUr, and
; tot wtui the Soutlieni vountuu aud mountain
wnteriug placvn. Tlwne cimimstauoiw, together
i uuh a Udegraph ofik»\ giro ii errty advantage
ta to desired iu a kawteuu.
| The College srs. chartered ia 1833. Its or-
• ganiasteoa is outupk-tr, and the doora- of interuc-
trou thorough aud coniprehreMive. Ita ara-koa
I rammrace annually nn the SKCXlN D W EDXES-
| DAY of SKI-TEMBKK, and continue ten mouths.
Eatimaiod Sxpeusea. »208.
, (If Fur further particulars apply lo A C
1 WELLS, Secretary of the Faculty, or to D. F.
] BITTLK. D.D, Uremdent, at Salem. Ya.
J. F. CAMPBELL, fkmmdat A prof.
Straaburg, Va.
Dec 21 1568 32—tf
PATHS? ELASTIC !
A Sihslifitr for Hair and Feaibrn*.
The Elaatic Sponge Mattress
is Ibr tieelthirsk chuneak most elastic, durable
and tote tod in Ilia world.
The Elastic Sponge Pillows
»rc* lifiil, anA, nrfH, and from an onl»«fokl»j
and ui«ngTv«kbk' txJor, m moot feathers haw.
The Elastic Sponge Cushions
for ChuMi, Carriage or Chair, are for superior to
eveu the beat curled hair, (which U never found
In such onicVu.) always icuining tlie hillneaa,
eery comfortable, and mucii dies per than good
hair.
Tbo Blbstlo Sponge ln Furniture
ia much- better than hair, as it ia always foes
from oxHha and all insect life; and ao perma
nently elaatic as lo keep the outers constantly
foil, thus adding greatly to tlio beauty of Uw
Fnroiiarc.
The Elastic Sponge Goods
are sailing rapidly, and everybody likes (hem.
Semi for pamphlets, girlng tall pariiculara, with
pries list ot goods
Local Agents Wanted.
An A gout wanted In every town in the State,
to whom will to giren tlie oxet-raive solo of these
goods V NOYES. Geo’l Agent,
ISA W. Fayette Street, Baltimore, Md.
May IS 40—lj
WM. BRIDGES & SON,
Whateeate Dealert tn
Foreign Frails, Candies, Nnts, &c.,
313 BtMemarr Street. HaUeeeeare. Uet ,
off.r for mle at tlio lowest market price. Foreign
Fruits, Candies, Nuto Ac., which are warranted
to to of such quality aa represented to the pur
chaser.
May 11 40—Ora
THE BOOKJF WORSHIP.
Pehtuhei by authority of the KemyrhaU Xu-
tktrn* Synud *f Svrtk ,1 mate*. V
P|\HI8 BOOK, of 6*4 page* 24 mo., is new
JL resdr. Vt*e pr$ tlie Church eight orate
* n nery copy nol<l. and in tliw fray part of ibe
protlM accrue lo the benefit of the Cliurdi.
Price ia 8heep $1 00
“• “ Pa-k A rabc<K}ue I 25
- « Ambraque Hilt 1 T5
** M Morocco Tuclcs, jplt edge 2 00
* “ Morocco, extra gilt 2 50
41 Turkey Morocco, plain 3 00^
44 44 Turkey Morocco, super extra gilt. 4 00
•* 44 Turkey Antique 5 00
With gill clasps, 30 cents extra.
Ministers ami C:ngregations are requested to
send ou their orders at ooee, to whom a discount’
of ten per onl is made.
DUFFIK t CHAPMAN,
JkuhknrUrrs. Cohtmbia, S. C.
Aug 5 1—tf
THE
LUTHERAN BOOK STORE,
AV Ml, IVnr Streep PhUoeteipleia, Potto,
ff R now prepared to fill all orders for any of our
I Church ruMications, and all other Theologi
cal and M iacellnpeous works.
Sunday Srimola will find it to tlieir advantage
to favor us with their ordeia. Special attention
given to the selection of Libraries
Sermon Taper and a geuaral assortment of
Stationery always on hand. Addrraa orders to
T. L. SCHRACK. Sup’t,
F. 0. Box 1880.
May 17 42-tf
“ DIE M0DENWELT,”
KfflHK tost and ctieapete illustrated Faaliion
X Journal iu tlie world for families and
ladies generally. It gives yearly over 1,000
Illustration*. 700 full ailed I’uttems. 200 Dia
grams (or Braid and Embroidery, and 13 Urge
highly ooiored Steel Engraving*. It must to
aeon to to appreciated. Specimen copies, 35
cento Yearly, $3.
Every number contain* from ten lo twenty-
five tall tew'd paltern* of almost every descrip
tion of Lod ea' and Children’* garments. Send
for specimen. 6. T. TAYLOR, Importer,
391 Canal Streek Sew York.
April 29 »8-ly
WANDO FERTILIZER.
rjYIIE Waodo Mining
and Manufacturing
ML Company Imv* always on hand a lull
supply of tlio above deservedly popular manure,
manufootured from “tlie Bone Phosphates ol
Aeldey River," undre the superviaion of A com
pound Che mink We refer, by perrouraiou for
inliuniation aa to ita value upon vnriouj/cropv to
the Rev. T. & BorNiar, of Tomaria, 8;C.,who 18
(Mir authorised Agaat fur the above '! St*mined
Feitiliaer.' 1
WM C. DUKP.S A CO, Gen. Ag’ta,
Factors and Commiosion Merciiante,
No. 1 South Atlantic Wharf,
Charleston S. C.
Muy 20 41—tl
CIRCULAR.
T IIK und'■reigned will liave ready in » few
day*, (Now on* and two now ready,) a
•erica of
NEW PICTORIAL READERS,
peculiarly adapted to tbe tastes of children of
both w-xet, and designed to bo uactal any
agreeable compaoions for children in the femila
as well ax in tlie school room. They bare toed
prepared by
REV. PROF. J. I* REYNOLDS; D. D,
of tbaSouth Carolina Unteeraitr, whose ear),
nant fitueas for each a work lias long toon rec-
ogluxed by educators. Tbe aorta ixmriMs o I
four volumes:
Reynold,’ New Pictorial First Reader... fi 40
Reynolds’ Now Pictorial Second Reader.. 90
Reynold, Xaw Pictorial Third Bcoder .. 90
Reynold* New Pictorial Fourth Reader.. I 4
In three Render* the pupil ia led on step by
teap in easy gradation. The volume, mem bean-
tiflilly illustrated, printed on superior paper, in a
dear large type, tastefully bound, and we think
will compare favorably in matter aad manner Of
execution with any similar book* now la use.
We deem it not improjer to refer to a few of
the advantage* aimed at ia preparing three
ripirak Tlie enlistment of a popular sentiment
iu favor of home enterpriae, whidi if now begin,
to altow itself all over the Sou’ll,
id. To remedy the erilferefjrwbere <
of in our school*, of a continual
Ten Book*—a ooally habit, iiud^ one w
injure* the achooli, by prerentiug tbe cbil
rrom iMMug put into rioaoea. A series of florae
Reader*, it vras supposed, would to used to *
gmu degree, and this serious c-ril ilina avoided.,
Third Economy—tbo popular series of Rend
er! now in ok being too lengthy. This w rit*
cuprite* of fewer numbers than Ummc generally
uagd. and il I* believed that tbeir Humber* are
•uBorat; while if the system wet* generally
u*d in our school*, the sum a* red to parents
an*l clnldreo would amount to many thnuaaiida
of dollara annually.
SCHOOL HISTORY |
j r OF
.S*Bih Carolina, North Carolina and
Georgia,
TOLD I* A FAMILIAR STYLE,
nr PROF. J. W. DA rjDSO.Y, A. M., ;
la! iii
cb»u
prupae:itioR.
or one dollar.
Pricq about sclent) -firp
*; ■$*
Ainu, a aerie* of WRITIXG BOOKS,
Bdya and Girl*, in five numb*
Lithographed. Price 25 rents
damn.
Ycaclicrx and Fxluators who wiah to exam
ine nay of the above Works, with a view to
introduction, will have s copy sent to them on
rejci(* of half Uw stove retail price.
DUFFIE A CHAPMAN.
Boonanum axo Srinoxcan,
Main Street, CWuateto, & C. |
X. B.—Schools sad MerchtnU can to
*,q>plied from oar Bookstore with *11 the Sehoo
Books now in aae. Also. Slates Blank Books
aqd Stationery generally, at low rates, tef
|J*n 22^»I—tf
THE LUIHERAN
»FSDAT-8€H4#L 5X2ALD.
T HIS brautifully illustrated mooUity paper,
for Uw young of Uw Cliureh, issued by
Uw Lutheran Board af Publicatiou, No. 4.
Lutheran Board of Publicatiou,
Xprth Ninth Street. PUUadetebfo. “
No.
Peun.. will
its tcnUi volume at New Year. Terms par
ia advance: one copy, 25 cents; fix
capita to one address, gl 40; leti copies. $1.50.
Address Mu J. K. Sbbtocx. Remit in checks
or poaul money otdera.
Dec 13 tf
£•’
l 50
1 »S if-
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TIm
RELIGIOUS BOOKS.
Tbe Preacher snd tbe King, being sn account
uf the Pulpit Eloquence during tbe reign «f
LouiaXIV $1 35
Tlie Grejaou Lcttero I 25
1)4. Wheaton’s Commentary on Matthew. 1 95
ArmageJduu, or United States in Proph
ecy J ••
Foster s Essay on Popular Ignorance.... 1 25
Ten Years of Prayer, with tlw Answers.
By Rev. S. I. Prime IS*
Henry* Meditations, with his Life 1 50
Mansefs Limit* of Religious Thought IS*
Sunsets on Uw Hebrew Mountains. By
JRev. J. R. MocDuff 15*
TIk- Prophet of Fire. By Rev. Dr
MseDuff If
Morning and Night Watches By same
anUtor
Tlie llsrt snd the Water Brooks. By
Rev. Dr. Mac Duff 1 50
Mt'iioriesofBetiisny. By Rev. Dr. Mac Puff 1 00
Scripture Text Book—Scripture Texts
- arranged (or the use of ministers snd
' families , 1 25
The WonDofJesuf. By Rev. Dr. MacDnff 1 00
■Hie Kcouomy of Salvation. By Mr*.
PlKt-be Palmer 1 M
Tlie Shadow on llte Ilesrtil, or Oor Fath
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Dr. Tliaraweh’s Discourses on Troth 1 $0
Tlie Broken Titcher, or the Wsys of,
Providence. By the Author of tlie
! Xcsreboy. etc I *4
The la nd ol Promise. By Rev. Dr. Bo
ll* r 1 th
Tlie Central Idea of Christi*ni|y. By
Rev. Dr. reck. Extra gilt sides and
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Primary Platform tf Methodism. By
Rev. Dr. Heokle *5
tlie Life of Trust being a Narrative of
i the Lord's Duelings. By George Mul
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The Better Land, re Believers’ Journey
and Future Home. By Bev. Augustus
Thompson 2
lie Merer Seat, or Thoughts on Prayer.
. Bv Dr. Thompson 1
The Crucible, or Teste of « Regenerate
State. Bv Rev. J. A. Goodhue.. .... 4
Thomas A. Kempis’s Imitation of Christ,
I from the Latin. By Payne.......... 1
Lessons from tbe Great Biography. By
James Hamilton, D.D 1
Thcophilos Walton, a Reply to Theodosia
•
Rev. Dr. Dodd’s Discourses to Young
Men
Sunlightitlirough the Mist, a conversation
between a Mother and her Children on •
Luther and tlio Reformatio!.. Illus
trated
Brown’s Explanation of tlie Assembly’s
Shorter Catechism 1
Kitto’s Cyclopedia of Biblical Literature.
Illustrated with Numerous Maps and
Engravings. 2 vote.. 8vo,......
Luther’s Table Talk...,
Tlio Heart of Man a Temple of God or
tlie Habitation of Sttan
Stories of llte Creation. By Rev. W. M.
I Thayer. 3 vote in a green box
An Essay bn Apostolic Succession. By
1 tlto Hon. and Rev. A. P. Pcreival
Prolegomena Logics, an Inquiry into the
Psychological Character of Logical
Processes. By Henry L. Manse), B. D,
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Pycroft’s Course o r English Reading.....
Book of Family Prayers By Tlioniton.
Perfect Love—Plain Things for Btoec who
need them, concerning th© Doctrino
and Practice of Ehrhstian Holiness
Religion and Eternal Life. By Ute Author
of Persuasiveness to Early Du ty. Ac..
I,ine upon Line for the Infant Mind. By
Aothor of Peep of Day
The Harvest and tbo Reapers, n Homo
Work for all, and how to do it. By
Rev. Mr. Newcomto.
Poem* *nd Sketches. By Eleanor DMA-
worth, ol Edinburg, Scotland
The Marrow and Fatness of the Gospel,
a Bible Guide to Holy life.......
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Text* relating to Persons, Pisces and
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