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THE LUTHERAN. VISITOR, COLUMBIA, S. C., WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1869.
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be given of
CALEB.
ran Visitor.
.Hi I
vhti ,t,r* prttent-H. M. Brewer,
(> n .si<lent; Wfii. Jenkins, Tenn.,
n—retort: K. M- Anthony, Mo.,
ITS* J. K- Shofhter, 111.; 3L B.
Ei Twm-; John Scivnlly, Tonn.
g. M. StevetiA F. L. Chandler, A. G,
Till' 'P>'ipoeition for u Liturgical
of W orship hy GenemMBynotl
wasrejeetw 1 - -
v rwwlution to turn over to Coin-
' ■ of Uencntl Synod the Home
Mis#*#* 8 ' 1 "'** 0f th “ waM
'^TifrtltittW ""** " r *
otl Sabbath evening. Tlie
^jj irtion sermon m prenelietl by
fl j lt, Shoffner. of Illinois, who
MUt -i the importance nnd re-
J"Ability of the. mintotey in a very
forcible mWUH'r, taking stronger
mills in favor of the powers of
Si wti'ig i» the mane of Ootl
as such, tlmu is generally claimed by
Protestants; quoting Scriptural («is
sages robed on by priests for many
af their practices. He also argued
that with all the corruptions of the
Raman Catholic Church, we were
compelled to true** our ujiostolie suc-
rossiou hack through it. Bio. S. is n
young minister. I am not prepared
to say how far these (lositious were
approved by the older ministers.
(hi Sabbath Rev. H. M. Brewer
l*eaeh<Hl to au immense eonetairst*
of people in the gi-ove, after which
the Sacmuieut was administered—
■ore people ami more different
denominations eommunitig togetlicr
than it was ever my pleasure to
heliold. Some of the most st mi test
.wet, tin* Baptist, were obwrvcd to
come forward and partake with their
frllow-eliristinns.
There was considerable sparring
on the liturgical resolution, ;ni» and
ro». Towards the eonclusion of this
debate, the venerable lli-o. Jenkins
joined in with much warmth, and at
times with feeling, touching the im
portance of worshiping with thankful,
humble ami devout prujpN and songs
fresh from the heart, rather than by
forms prepared by other mqii; at
others with laconic humor peculiar
to one so old—how he or tlic youth
of the land might as well undertake
to ronrt with the love-letters of their
great-grandfathers, as to sincerely
worship by forms prepared by others.
Bros. Seri ally and Jenkin’s wishes
ami opinions had a marked influence
on all the fjynodical proceeding*.
These two are good and venerable
patriarchs of the ehinrli here, whose
work on earth np|Mireutly is near Sill
end, yet tarrying with ns llleekly ill
obedience to their Master's will. Lu
theranism in this ('onuty stands on
a Arm substratum anil is growing,
fhc former of the two is the founder
of it in Lincoln ami Franklin i Vani
ties, and the latter iu this.
Oue thing is needed here: a classi
cal school to prejBire the ministry
for their Work. \V.
For the Lutheran Visitor.
Who Wants a Missionary t
1 pen these plain fact* for the
consideration of the brethren, I wish
them to think about the mutter and
come to Synod prepared to take
action on it; for I intend to urge the
matter at that time— beeanae 1 am,
INTERESTED.
For I lie Lutheran Vililur.
“Hera an I, Send Mo."
Mr Editor : 1 have just received ft
letter from oue of our brethren in the
ministry, from which I make the fol
lowing extract:
“I have no charge, and do not feel
satisfied. It is my desire to serve
the Church, and will do au if Un
church will sup]iurt me; but I cun
not work for the Church uud feed
myself anil family. 1, for one, will
no longer (Minder to tile IIUOU llllll
sordid spirit of the times, and beggar
myself auil family simply for the priv
ilege of preaching the gosis-t. If ymi
know of a chun-h that will kee|i a
preacher’ll soul and lssly together,
and you think 1 could serve them,
let me know, and I will go to it if it
is iu the sea of Kumst-hulkn.''
This letter is from oue of our most
esteemed, liest educated, most burn-
hie, ami most instructive and im
pressive preachers. He is a brother
w hom wc all dearly love, ami who is
in every res|s>ct qiuilitted frtr very
eftieieut work in mir church iu cither
country or city, but his modesty has
not allowed him to obtain that prom
inence iu tbe church which his vir
tues and his abilities deserve. He
is, too, iu tlie prime of life, uml has
the promise of many years of useful
ness, if the eliiurh will give him
work. His (>ast muni in the minis
trv is without a blot.
SAM. SMALL
Current News.
lion. Frederick F. Low
Iieeu
Acknowledgement*
SKWBKKRV COMJM1K.
PIANOS! PIANOS f!
We, the milMu-rilmrs, (tromise to
I |*»y to tin- Trciuairer of Newberry
College, (Dr. A. K. Noruian, Wal-
India. H. ($20 jaw year fr«r fire
consecutive years, cominetw-ing K»-|>
Tlie Mormons have at length ar
1 rived at a settlement with tire I'uion
1'm-fle Railroad, uml have taken a
purt of their pay in truck iron and
, ro " ,, '« " to * k t,w ,,M ' l U, ‘ | tember 1st, 1WW, for .tire purpose of
Mark M. Fomerny, editor of tbr sustaining Newberry College I the j
Democrat, Is lying very low from j tuition of one stiulent gnaranteesl by (Q3HA3, TO
congestion of tire lungs, aggravated j tire Hoard to each sulss-rilrer fire tire |
' by billions intermittent fever.
Gold Modal vu Awarded
st lbs Isis Fair is VtUmn to
. for tlie bM r»noa, ovti
snare term «»f live eoospelltive years. I and Saw York Piano*
Pall.moo. Philadelphia
Offla*
For tlie Lutheran Visitor.
“Zt Tu Irate.”
Mr. Editor : I mil deeply interested
in everything that looks to tire np-
lmildmg of our beloved Zion in tbe
Siaitli. I have long been of tbe opin
ion that the Month Carolina Synod
needs a trawling minxionarg. Such a
missionary could do more in our
church than perhaps any one jmst.or
iu our Synod. The Held is sufficiently
large, and it is as invitinpn* wc could
desire. NVc have o(icninp for a half
dozen new organizations, ami there
ate several vacant ehurclres, which,
if not looked after, will ultimately
die. Tire cliitrches in Barnwell,
three in numls-r, one between the
Edistos in’ Orangeburg, long in a
torjiid state, the two at Sandy linn,
nnable to seenre a pastor; all these
ami perhaps others rn-isl tbe fostering
“h- W Synod. Tliere arc also a half
ilozen different points at which liew
'h'irelies Should be organized. All
that part of Irexington between tlie
village and Sandy Run, and the
Orangeburg line south and west
from Handy Run, is missionary
ground—properly' belonging to our
BynwL llmt waste ti*aet of country
juts but few churches of any denomt
nation. An active uirisimiary could
within a year or two, organize sevtffal
Admrelipsji, tlmt dwditnt* region. It
appeal* to us, too, that we should
have two more churches between
those, served by tire pastors in New-
ibeny, and those of Itev. Her]/ and
J- N. Derrick % one about the Litth-
Monntain, and thp other below Bu&-
wtrd’s Hill, north oi Spring Hill.
These could be look is 1 after by
those pastor* serving tire contiguous
■churches, but those iu flic lower part
of Lexington, Orangeburg and Bam-
weU, need tlie whole attention of a
missionary. That missionary could
raise part of his salary in his field,
and the other part caa easily be
raised by Synod.
We have the very man for the
office. Ife will be at Synod, and
will no doabt be willing to take the
field. He is now without a charge,
is an able preacher and a prudent
working man, and ilielieve will be
willing to serve the chnrch in this
«paeit/.
Mr. Editor: Ymi nay in yoor
issue of the 2*_*d of Septemlier: “Tlie
man who is aide to tuke a |*diticul
(Mi(>cr, but too (Hior to |Hiy for a
religions (Mirer, may lie a gisid (sdi
tician and wise in his day and gener
ation, hut lie is assuredly a very luke
warn < 'hristian," Ac. What will you
say when I tell you that 1 heard a
minister of the South < ‘arolina Synod
say recently, hi a conijMiny of laymen,
that “tire New York Pag Pool was
his religions |Mi(M>r; that it was lietter
than any of the Southern |M|M*rs, uml
that Ire took none of tin- |M|iers of
the church, but would bold mi to tire
I tag Honk: it was ssg.iud a religious
|M|ier us he Wanted.”
Tliis lsffguagi* morttAeti lire eve n!
ingly. I was grieved to know that I
was associated with a brother com
iimuding :vlarge iiiflm-m-e. nnd nni|d«-
means, who lind no more ehun-h love
and no more love for Christ than this.
I remonstrated with him, and Ire
confessetl that the I.ntkrrnn Visitor
was n most excellent p:i|s:r, and that
he ought to take it. I heard rwently
of another brother in onr Mynnd who
takes no religious |m|M-r. ! have
lieen womlering for a long time, why
tlrey were not succeeding in the
ministry, and now I have tlM? secret.
Both are talented men. The church
l‘X|lCCts in nch of tla-liji but of late
they have done but lplc. No woo
dcr. If they an- not snlHc:e itly In
terested in the affiiirs of the chun-h
to takcacliiireh (*»pct, of nairae tlrey
will not interest themselves in laiihl-
ing it ii]i. I would not give one
enlightened faithftil (Mtstor. who in
ten-sts himself and all his (s-ople in
the affairs of the whole chun-h, for u
whole Hynod of sncli men. I intend
to call yonr attention ut-Hynod to tlie
ainountof funds raised in the flntn-hea
sen ed hy these two (mators, and any
other 1 may find who take “the /Any
Hook for their religious iwpcr.” O
trmpora, O mom f*
HI IMM’RIBKlt.
Men who are aMliametl of 1 icing Her
mans and Lnthenins. NVe have one
of tliut s|s*eies here. Ills father in
Germany is a Lutheran minister, but | aiqminted Minister to China,
we never saw his father’s son inside
a Lutheran ehureh. Kt. Paul we
think accounts for that, in 1 Cor.I i:
atl. Huch Germans, we are grntitteil
that we can my so with truth, are
not numerous here. If American
Lutherans would only Is* true nnd
faithfril, we would, prolmbly, long
ugo have hail English Lutheran
Olnirclres tu Arkansan. An It In we i . . - . ■ v. y ,... u. Haiiiuam. p..
l»r. Liviugstoire, tire African ex i Tlrese snlmi-n|iti<mM are mit to In* *• j** 11 / ”1 *”* T * “ Buwt '
plorer, is again missing, mat some dcummlcd until LTO snbsrrilu-ra are STIK.FF S l'lAXUtt have all lb* late* in-
entertain tire idea thut Ire may lie sw-urwl : 1 ^j””^*”****^ 0* Aara«r TraUr Dory
held in ea|itivity at Iareenda, tire |
capital of < 'azemlio, in lire interior of 1
A Wen.
Agassiz and Nathaniel Ilowditeh
weir too innir in early life to |mn-ham-
the luniks tlrey mTiled for tlirfr
studies, aud were eoniirelleil to mnkc
maiuiscriia copies. Tlsise which Dr. •
Howditcli eopieil are in the Boston ,
I'ublie library.
Itev. t'Uarh-s Walbiei- Ilowanl
lias lmtu engaged by tlie Hu|a-ril|. 1
temlent of Georgia tu make a thor 1
oogh survey of the maitlrem mIojm- of 1
IsMikout Muuntaiu iu smireh of iron, 1
coal, ami |a-tndeiim. ,
Mr. George 1‘eatmdy naileil for
Kuglaml last week, ill the Mcatia. !
His health lias be*-n very |mmit, and it
is Iio|msI that a winter n-siilems- in a
w armer rlimatc will an iat|imvr hln
liesltb that he may yet tie granted a
long and happy lift*.
The total iniitiher of |Mi|>ila regin-
tered in 1‘hilndeliihia hist year, wan
1*1,11 A Tire urinal e\|N-um- of tire |
laddie mcIiooI* for lire year wan $1,-!
tKrj.PTiUi. Tire aniutsl cost |rer
pupil sttMMints to the smnll sum of
♦ Tire Mnyur reiairtn that no MABYbAMP 9. A. DMXOM«
city iu tire I'nited Ktata-s nlucabd |s wkli as raoiMml araunn«M ' « “ Uuonl iMyarUnrai
its rhihlreu at as hiw a rust as tbe * »I norrtin, »-*—*7 u Uaorpummhoi - “ 1* M
... , , . ,. Md a*nf*until of Sunday Srbnui* and Bildt I “ “ \«dV-m»k Knbroukty. Ac. I*
my of I luladelphia. 1 Uu x Zr. Oumyruius MnSni ooifenult “ “ Ura«ine»nd IWiMiag 10
riertir Exploration. The return -ff ^ * "
t\ r. IImII, tW *«»U known bntffr ButU (Imi IVxAik & li II “
Arrtir Kx|4on*r t U n nuitt«*r oi Ummc Hui4«, IV*u*rr
'mm* cdud.
Marsh's Radical Cire Trass.
Fl* Proto*.*. “80nr MM."
have none, while there are already
two German Lutheran Chnrchea
there, an we hum (him u cotuinuni
eation iti Drr tittiwur :
"VotiMenuttiot ami Ordination in
Arkanmu.—l am aide to comnuiui-
rate two gratifying eveuta to the
dear n>uders of the Lutkrranrr, the
consecration of the first Gennuii ami
also the first Evangelical Lutheran
Church in Arkansas; uud tlreordina.
tion and iuatnllatioii of tire wit aid
Kvangi-lical Iditherau (mstor in Ar
kansas. Tire first took plucv at
Flirt Smith; tire nrvotid in Utth*
Ria-k*
Tlie l.nthrranr^M itures|sMideut
states that a little over a year ugo
not a single Lutheran Congregation,
nor a Lutheran minister could Ire
found in thut jHtate. But the Ger
mans in nnd lanmiid Fort Smith
called, in Jutre, BMW, a minister. Ill
January, IHtfii, half a mpum- was
Imuglit; the comer stiare of a now
rliiireli laid the Till of Mun-li, ami
Aire house rnosairatsil tire 27th of
\ugilst. Atssit tlie Wiioe time a
eiMigregutiiai was formed at little
lt«M-k; a minister was railed, nnd
onlaimsl, ami iiistulleil August the
1st. Both rlinri-lies belong to tla-
Missouri Hynod.
Tills is cheering. Would that our
|M-o|»h* were us tnre to, ami as
zeiihaw in behalf of the chun-h.
| secured :
J I* Hmcltzer. Wallin tin, H C
J N HuAnan, CoInmlMn, H C
J I* Anil, Newlreiry, H O
J A HMgfa, I’omariu, HC
It G t'hlsolm. Charleston, H C
Miij J Ia-n|>liurt, t
Rev K CangtiHiau,
John (’ Mergers,
J II Hteinineyer, Jr.
C L H, l 'liarleston,
Itev W H Bowman.
PrvuH. Anion, fully
••mMsd for five j-rara, whli Us- privilege *
| cxdmnjr*- wiili in twelve months if not wtiabc-
Iorj lo Ike pureliwer !
Second Iwod Ileno* end Parlor J Myna* slmiyi
OS Usd •( than (AO to JOOO
Kekmart wIk. ks>* onr Hams la i
Un RuU. K Lea. Lexksrkai. Va; Gen.
i RuU. Pauanm, Wihnisgten, S. 0,- firn. D. H.
j nut, CksekSie, S. a; lhd«T Wikser. Kew
Orleans La. Us. Jofca leirker, h-xinylm,
V«_; M'-aara. It. LkirarB l Sam. Female Semi-
nary. (tearirMle. X. U; I'aM Doulwigld, Go-
i lumUa, A C. end five buodnal oUirra in Ike
Nask wko kave pun-heard Uw STKIKK.*
1 PI AXIS UMee Ike wardoerd.
A eull la mtkxlrd.
Tenuo—liberal.
April ( S4-tf
Us-
late lo
ole ea
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Bowel*
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THE
DEPOSITORY
OF THK
WYTHEVILLE FEMALE
COfalaEOE-
—e>:—
I APHIS luStlulMu will be reopened o« tke
X tM Tbumlejr in Kepieaibar. under the
euperiub-ndciKi. of He' K. II. XcUsuLU,
I aaaiUfd liy a eunan. uf ,MUi|me«t Teecftwra.
Tlte oxtnu uf iuateortiou a ill roiUace all tbo
{ bnun-hiu uf e Uawuugli eduenllua.
1 Tbe liaaiiuinai liaviua been diarterrd wUi
| eolleiriatr power* and, pritilrgei. IHpkmua will
beau-anted U> all llaarila riu.ll bare cam-
I pkSrd the reredar erurar aaliafarlorily.
Pupila aura eubv pusetually on lira And day
*1 Iba Si.au.av aa no ikducliua will be auale for
akaeaee
Bulb Literary and Hoarding IsnarUurMa will
be under tlx- lumaattete care of liar. K. II
XcIXiHUJi and lint McUwvui, wbu will
I ivaidn in tliv ln*titutk**i
TMtMs not Mantis or Pin moomm:
i* in IV-mrutoiT IWfartnMit |lk 00
11 Culkviale IlrpMiltttent...... 2f 9#
MIS< 'KLL.VNKt U'S.
Dr. It. J. llns-kinridge has resign-
oil tire Fmfrrauirwbiii in lire Tlreolgi
cal Memiimrv at Danville, Ky.
I*nif. Dillman, ail able Oriental
scholar uml a pupil of Kwuht, has
I mtu upiMiiutcd tire siMiTssor of l>r.
llcugMtcnlrerg in tire rhuir of Old
Testament exegesis in the Cnivcrslfy
of Berlin.
Mr. Mt-laireii, Memln-r of lSirliu
ineiit from Krliulairg, says: No
I M
no'
scirntifie ;
little interest, not only t«|
nreti lait to tlie general community. 7*“^
In the first jilarr he has as Halier I
biiuself of the reality of a Northweet-
era 1‘uasage. In the next Ire has
aseertaineil, Ireyimrl all dis)mte, that
tire Franklin |icrialred long \earn
Ntlirr. That in |u>int of feet their
niifferingn were Irrief, anti at an early
|reri<al after tire haw of tlreir vrrarel
and k.-wsrd TWAeta. Ooumiararlra
lr> ukl
writing, aad My rxchang* for alkrr bauki t
.. ti 00
kt advuuer. Xo pupil
id.
Board per Siraimi .4
tag waatiiug, ligtsa, An,
v I'ouiauamirv Iklrfe U»
llutu and .U| r |..l. J., I
. win be nuiad lou«er tbau b-ea are pn-pal
acker* la ax|daiwag ike# . Kj|c , i i a required to Ihrakl. oar pair of
Am***, an* pair of pilk.it mm aad lwo towel*
3 Kuril pupil WUMt karr her rkaJw* diamuxly and
luMbb 1 ; marked witk her name.
| CmuminUnw addreaaed 10 Bcr. K.
pr* | XcIIau* will e-eeivr auuirdialr alleulten.
tldm they are mdiatured | r^kerdk. rt^i^t, M, IM*
Cl luliigutt wfo he hrwanied. poataye paid. I» Sep 1C st
j afoforw arbrnem reqxwli t Addnw 1
II.
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KKV K m iTKAvA. Sm'r.
Xu ta W Karri le fonrt,
sane mail can Irelirve, lisAiug to the "* **" Arrlic ti-m|ienl, they tlitil of.
signs of tire times, thut th. Clt.ireh *t«n »thm, llielr «ad ht- Ireiiq- |ree
irf ScotLiml will exist an clitloweil «i|atutrtl l.y the treachery of the!
Am I*
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Ecclesiastical.
Lutherans in Arkansas.
We know Imt of one Knglish-
sireaking Lutheran in that State,
though wc doubt not lint that others
have strayed that far, frnil have very-
likely forgotten the Church oi the
Reformation, for unftirtuniitely flic
lOVC Of rnauy liavc waxed cold.
Ninth jjiv; IB. American Imtlrer-
lininm lias become mnaystded
(polygomms) tliat it is almost round,
anrt rolls easily away from the
ChnrL-li. The ilistim-tivo and essen
tial cluirm-teristics, Imth in doctrine
and usage, have almost entirely dis-
afjreored, uml it is therefore a very
fgsy (iroccss for its discijiles to for
get their solemn vows, sever their
connection, anil become merged in
other cluircliC*. Whttfl i* u unmet
We know a man who boasts of being
an Episcopalian in the Houth, slid a
Lutheran when among his Pennsyl
vania friends. W hat will he be in
tire next world ! We have a Tenn
essee Lutheran, who bears a name
nnd KhIuMIAhA I'linreli for u»\
thing like thirty yean*.
It is e.\|iertr 1 thut some B*HI ilelr
gates from Kunqu-. inrlmliiig I’nift-s -
sors Donicr uml Tlmlm-k, will viuit
this country u year from this fall, to
attewl tire meeting of lire (ietieral
Alliance. I*n>f. Schaff arems to Ire !
very' snecessfut in awakening int.-r
est nil tire subject in Germany.
Tire Rev. Dr. Sprague, aim for
er forty years has Ireen |wstor of
tire Mceoud lYcsby teriuii Church in
AIImiiv, has resigmsl his charge.
On tin- first Sublmtli of Se|Aemlrer
Ire pn-nrheil Ids fortieth anniversary
sermon, wbieli was very side uihI
interesting, amt produced a strong
and grateful iuipressiiui.
Tlie t’ldtrul Preobyterian Cliiirrli
at Newlairg, wbieli has Ireen writ limit
a setthil | Mist or for nearly a year,
has extemleiln rail to Rev. M. Fiudly,
of Westem lViinsylvania. lie will
Ire installed October 14tli. Tire full
term of the I’uiteil l*resliyterian
Theobigieal Hnuiiaary iu that city
comim-iM-en next week.
Tire Junior floss in t'nioo Then
logical Heminary at llam|Mleu Sid
ney, Va., iimsists of sixteen, which
makes it next to tire largest class
since the fimmliug of tbe institution.
Tire whole uumlier in attembnree
now is thirty-two, to wiiieli it is
protmhk- some additions will tre
made.
The Moravian mission in Green
lllllilcs.
Business Department.
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Urv Jrtga* Morgan,
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44
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Doty's WaohinyMachine,
uml KT* iwwire-iw m
DNIYERSAl CLOTHES WRINGER.
1 UPROVKD wttb Row vu* |-imt Iksfov 1
Cae-wsnis. *sA lk* |-*t«xt Sure. *st sou j
**H*rUinu»Uy ter laprmr M Mf *n-r*lu* for !
- -* -- r ckskr* rrrr irirrlsl u4 will **m
■heir rate iwkw a jrar, bjr aia* tebur east j
ROANOKE COLLEGE.
■'PII IS luatlnatea i* krai.A rt-Sukra, RuaisAr
1 Cuutsi. Va, la tbr Uuutilul ael k-rtih-
j Veilrj at tbr BuMkr. m thr meks ofaUreetive
werorrf. ru>-y» a br. ult‘ ul cbruelr. and it
j nuulra by a iue^T*l *ud l.,l‘ Ili^pul tm*.*
It Ira prruliar Mkin id eonra, bring aa Ike
j Vsaint* I Truer rar Reikaed, mi the lie* of
tnrai Mama MUBnlua end Wytkevlfi*, rad
j bile-i-u-l lb* SmSbrru luulin eeel luwnlrir
, wet, ring elm i IW lirembaoX tupstiwr
wMh * tedrgnpli odter. giir U orfjr advealeg*
I le In- dirbrd ie e kraliee
1 Thr Cofinre we* durb-rxi ia ItiS III or
: (exratm e araptdr, end ibe pnnr of ioeirae
i lira Urauugk eud OMuperte-unvi-. It* re* xra
110*11*1 erarallyral - SMUXO W KDXK8-
l)AV .dSKITKJlaKR, eudemsierabru uratha
Sstlms'ed Expense* gSOS
ttr Pur hwlkrr penk-uler* epply lo A C
W tJX>, Smetery id lire F*cuRj, or to D.
{ B1TTLK, IU>, l-n-rekm. at Seine. V*.
J. T. CAMI-JKIJ. AWerial AM
SlnedsHg. Va
Ike il IW«
it—if
THE BOOK JIF V0B8HIP.
f'mUtJmnl if mtharitf mf lir Im-
Amt* Sfmd mf Xmrth Ammcmt.
T ills IMlOkL or <74 pmjppa 24 mo., if new
rmlr, Wc *l»e Chwrcli cents
Church Notices.
Bind of Tlrfiai*.
Tk* Kreegr-jirel Lulkrrae S r wd d Vlr*leie
will buhl il* aneral uwiling tu Ikr Lialsran
Ckundv eoer Madrasi C. II, Madiera Curas.,
Vugiata, iieuraraiiag ra Than'ay nraiag
Oclubrs Itth, IMS.
All aranbrt* of Synod. Iran*a* by reOirad,
will tiuf at llisdiaeiiaB, whm ikry will (ad
ra TharaJey, Ike ink, toneny tkpm
te Ike Court 111
Tiara wU karr rani Ihr* give brtuaaay a*
birr* 1 -SI sirjr uupy auld, aad la -.
I radii arena* Iu Ikr bnrefll of lire
“We like our urarkiur awb-h; unukl nut hr '
nrraMudrd lo du without il, and will, lire a at id J Crtr
Iksy, rre krl ikat er* an m**M.t* at ike puAtko. I “
—Me. L Ad( Mbby. M. X fruA.
-It la srwth one ilufiar a wrrk hi
of lire
S Dire in Skrrp...
Ite-k Ar
JIN
re..... 1 *S
,lraUs|Or Gill I IS
M.eurru Turku, pib olge....... S
I. wrath ora liufiar a wrrk hi ewry . . a nin r |, |M
huurty "—-V. r. Titan*. -, “ Tarkn Murucei, plan. J
“la lire laundry of my horar Use* tea; “ “ Tratojr Mrarara. emra-vlrtgill. 4
iiepnaal IkrtAsriting un Minuter* for lire - Ttatay AMiqsr... •
1011011*1 * ff- Ttesdree U IVyA.. W sh foil rtenfas M cees* rxua
-Kerry wtvk Ira firm d « «iwn*er ludd Mini-ra rad C **«*.«»*. «*■ lequndrd to
npra lire nfoeibra id lire irareira uf lire teon- I ra Ihrh raibra M rare.-, to « Ikso . dorauol
; dry.—-X. f. ifomw.
-I Irani!, rraMsrnd it to rcut»*»irl* of tour.
“ Hr. HHUim.
Miuietira and drtesites allrnding S,aoil a 1*1 i wiokl ra* he |wrtjd
r , a nil V- a m l.. u.;l .J ■ atotwes "—Sden M*e
"Fuaxn ItoTT—Your tea
raw W'aeMng Mac'bnr te a oaupbir aurorar
I aaaoR, ran Ikal \iwr Harbinr.' alin a Jtsr'i
te ihnuxla nrere of hrday than rerr,
i ,d ten prr rant, ia made.
Dt'FPIK A CIIAPMAX,
' Mnfufora. IWeartea, & C.
| Ang i 1—If
, Holiday Mrml, BnUimort, IM.
i wit not rnoL Podi imsrrrwm.
THK beat and mote Hfcctira
Turss known tor the cure
and relirf of Horn!* or Rup
ture. Thi* Trar* In* rewired
of toe uoK eminent Phyaictera
of till* country, who do not treat-
' Il to tlKMC afflicted with Her
au peri or to all other*,
only Tram tint will retain the
any certainty, and the wearer can
that lie te uabig a remedy tint will
«fc *nd effectual la iu opera-
Ibis we guarantee enUre aalieteecioo
may oomc under cor treatment.
Udied Silk Kbntk- Abdominal IMu for Cor-
puteocy. Falling of the Womh, and aa a eupport
In tire Bdck and Abdominal Maarloa Ahkfota,
Knee Cape and Stocking* for Varkxnr Vein*,
Ukcn simI Weak Joioia
llrace* lor Indiea, Crab and Chil-
I ewe of atouprng of tbe Shduldef*
and aa a Clreit Kip*ndcr.
Pile lartnimrnta, the mart atpcriw article ia
r—light, easily adjuated aad HfoctaaL In-
•tramente fre all Phyiecal Defonuitxw. Currature
of tin Spim-, Bow Leg*, dob Feet, te.
Pewulii* and Crutdre* of the imnt aperored
make. B. MARSH k 00,
Xa S Holiday Street, Behunore, Md.
May (3 40—ly
M-BRUMBW
rm UMOAIA83BV.
T HK lira academical year of till* Inatitulioa
ctnimcoced ou too acomd Monday ia
Auirun, Ibc;>. Tire drngu of toe aehcol bring
to |*canotc tire cauire of education, meta a sowar
of Mud** will be adopted aa te naual in lira dam
luetHutiuea. The dtei-iphne of the School will
be *tric(, yet mild and parentaL
Tbe heation ia brahhy. aad the moral* of tbe
mutually will compare fonmbly with any
red ion In the State.
Rale* <* tuition per quarter of thro* month*
in Cubed State*currency :
Primary Kaglnb Department « ft
Higher Knglhh Brenchc* 4 M
Malhiedailin, Latin aad Greek language*, G 00
Braiding per imanli 9 M
Wuniided •Mdiera will be charged only half
prk r for untioa
Fur any farther inform*ten address, at Hue
Ridge, Lexington, 8. C, dtlrer Bcr. D. Knai.,
Dnirnnh Board of Trainee*, or Prof 8. K.
Cim|ui, President Peabody Pine Ridge 'n-
MltUtiub.
8epi
3—«f
PATHST SLASTH5 I
A Sabs! il He for H»ir and Fffiibfrs.
The Elastic Sponge Mattress
is the heal* I in it cbeneeC most eteatie, durable
aad brat bed ia tire world.
The Elaitie Sponge Pillows
i Rriit. ao#. eweeC and free from an nuheaUby
arid uipagrwabk' odor, aa moat Mather* have.
The Elastic Sponge Cushions
h. Carriage or Chair, are for superior to
brut curted hair, (which te never found
anicke.) always tdaining tlie luUneaa
and much cire* per than good
uatr. .
Tbe Slaatio Spooge In Furniture
ii arerii bPtlcr Urn hair, m k ig ahrgyt fhv
insect Hfo; and so penaa-
keep tlte covers constant!v
adding greaUy to tire brainy of toe
Th* Slaatio Sponge Goods
> arilmg rapidly, and everybody like* I Item
Iid tor pamphk-te, giving lull par
paniciitori, *ito
Send for pamphk-te ri' ing I
(eieclltel t* good*
Local Agent* Wanted.
Agent wanted ia every Iowa ia tlie State,'
Ml will be given tire exclusive sale of tliere
gouda X. XOVK8, Gen 1 Agent,
130 W. Fayette Street, Baltoncro, Md.
40—ly
with
I paying yWI >»rw on Cbaatpmhe l Obk. Bailroud,
' ran rrfara fro. tm ep|4icutlou ter eeniOrai# lo
. ufflci-ra of the SynoU.
Special Notices.
-Your Wsailing Machine has bent in dally use
I in aa Uiindrr, and U» laantckeeper r\|ee*w.
, In rarlf a* highly pleased with H. It ernumty
I aaaumpUabea a growler amount of work, with
lea labor, aad doe* au( wear the ctetlre* near
! m tourii a the ukl hakioaed waali-bcerd. By
i a u* h, oar lauadna w dteprneral aritk.”—MW.
Jf, r Umnd. ftepmateadral of /.teat Hf*o1-
i ureal of SL Odtew'i A'ararg Jf. F. Ctty.
In ml is inure titan 130 years uhl. j - A a. mKYVKR.
Tin* t-ffei-ts of riiristiaii tilucatiuii —
are evItlatiwxLin thr secular «n wt-ll
as religionH rnltnre of the |u*>pli-.
A (Irtwiilniitlir jeninimur, nitivrrsal Afflarfonn MhU fioasty.
hist.tr>, mitnnil histirey , amgl»|lhjr, ilk. JMMrr In earaequenw of th* death <3
anti history of missloun are Hinotig Henry Ftelrer, the Into AtdSml Trenatier uf fc<1 ^ ^ ^ weaker $14 Kxtre
their work ; n rlii-tirsian is rentlv for <ta American Bible Oueiily, lire Aaxllian- 5#, and are wdl forward either or teni,
printinff, and a now translation 0 f 8“^ *T uU > •**
the Scriptures is almost colli |ilftixl
PRICES—A Fair Offer.
One of the ehnn*lM*s rnntains 470
baptisctl persons.
Thr (Erumruirtil Counrit,—Tlie
Prntefftfillt Chxreh Assembly at
,Stuttgart have mlojitetl a cotuiter-
athlreM to tlie Pope’s letter to the
Pn>t<>Htniits. They say: “We bold
with Lntlier ‘that the l’ojie is not
the ht-ivtl of nil (.'hristemlmn jure
tlirlno or l»y the w-onl of God, for
tllWt Office iH'loujf* to one alone, who
is nilltil .R-hiih Christ, hut he is inily
thc bishop or pastor of the Churches
of Rome ami those who have will
ingly submitted to him.’ We are re-
sol veil to deti-ml and preserve the
machine*,' he* uf fri-igtd, to ptecr* wlrere no
I reqiuratral to make tlreir romtltaacua payable to j *“•** I “’TV*' ***■' *.'** **
n It I .a. ' Mitral, that ww agro* te rolhud tbe meur? it an?
BlISA Sod ITI, j ^ w irere* to Mon, th* LukiMt fr*C of fcrtgllL,
alter a Blunt It'll trial, according to direction*.
highly honored in that Synod, who ' great inheritamv of the Reforma
i* a Calvinist here. The rauAm: tion lor tl.c solvation of ourselves ami
Lnko xiv -20 of our children, Hml us a seenrity to j
' Out German and Scandinavian inunkiml, Roman CathoHc as well as r- kkw
. ,* ... .13 an 1 m .. Per, tostsint. that the Bibht shall never
tit® order ut the A MttH 4Jf
Bible lluuae, Aator rfoflP, XcW York.
K. A. IIOU.KS,
' Aft. A. A A for A C.
All paper, ia to* Sate friendly,
SENT FREE 1
M. O'Keefe, 8on A Co.’fi
SEED CATALOGUE
I ,lad Oak* te <Ae Planer sad Iqrlater Cordon,
for 1*50.
1 >DUL18IIKt> in January. Fiery ford- of
Rower* waking lira irew and raluabl*
I work, ire* ofrirera*. Omuld addram imatadialaly
' M O KKKFK, SOX k 00, Kllwaagrr k Barry’*
| Block, Roeheater, K. T.
0e«*
c. 0. EBERHABDT,
mer-haht tailor,
irutoowtea turn, epp00U0 Urn Am.gr. Cb-
Muukte, S. C..
hand tbe BK8T
THE
LUTHERAN BOOK STORE,
.V* Mi. kVar Strrrl, /Umkl/dM, /Vaa,
18 lina proparavt to flit alt oratrvs for any of air
1 Chun-h nuUiualiuMt. ami all utlrer Tlieufofi-
cal and UiracUatK-our norkr.
Suntlay School# will find it to their advantage
to terra us with their unksr* S|«vv*l alteutioo
gfrau to th* ack-ctiun of Librariea.
Seraioa l**t*y and a wn-eral aaaortment of
Suikmarr atetaya on hand. Add raw* order* to
T. L. SCHRACK, Sup’t,
P. G. Box 1880
May « , 48—tf
rc&TUUEK.
T HK Wind., Milling and Mmiufaeturiiijr
UompnnF ImW alwip on hand n full
So liunhand, father <W broilrer abould prrota | nuiqdy <d lire ahmre dere rvedlV popular manure,
-in, tire hand* flflr. I maoutectureS from - lire Burn- i’lrjapliiite* of
lb* drudgery ol waalilag with tire hand* My-
two day* is Uk> y«sr. wlren It ran Ire don*
better, mure e*p*dni«Mrety. with Ima tetrer, and
no Injury to Uia garment*, br a Itety Cfotliei
Washer, and a Cuirenul Wringer.
tea isuer* aritb fxekteir* right of aula make
money hat *riH»g 'Mrart
Sold by drabs* generally, to wltom
disci .until are made.
R, & BROWSING,'Cm. Aymt,
H Corllntt«lt Su, New* York.
Bef* I 3—3o»
libSrat,
brethren are tiiflorent. True,
stable (K-rsonw, individuals we
(bent, are fottml among them
1 Protestant, thut the Bible shall never
l ; tin be buried under the proud
- tor. ■» of lofty cathedrals.”
MATERIAL
CUTS aud MAKKS according to lk*
"Si BF.CT STYLE
LATEST FA8H10X8, and te the
OF WOKMASSHIP.
Sept 89
T—It
WM. BRIDGES & SON,
tTMrsefc Hroierr ta
Foreign Frnits, Candies, Nnts, Ac.,
XI3 Italia*ore Short. BoHitmat, Md.,
off. r lor sale at tire toarrat arerket price, Fovtigo
PruiU, Candte* Note, J*. which are warranted
to Ire of such quality aa repreaented to the pur-
T.y II
nicwphiftt
AtdiWjr Rim,” under tlte mipervigion of h corn-
indent Cta tulaL We rt4er.br prrmiwioo for
infoniuilton as to it* valoe U|*UU varioun crop* lo
the Rev. T. S. lloivuir. of I'umaria, 8. C,wImi ia
our authorised Agent kr toe ahoro “Stnndard
Fertliiaer n
\\». C. ltt’KKI k OO, Or-n. AgH*
Facto- r and tin.imwaiun MerelisnU.
Xo. 1 Soulii Atlantic Whark
, Cliarlcaton. 0. C.
May 80 41-tl
“ DIE M0DENWELT,”
T HK ben aud cheapen illustrated Fashion
Journal In tire world for families and
ladies generally. It gives yrarly over 1,W0
IUustrelioti* 300 lull sized 1'aUera* 800 Dia
grams for Braid and Kmbroidery, and 18 large
Uglily colored Kled Kngrarmg*. It must be
area to bo appreciated. Specimen copie* 34
cent* Yratfr, $8.
Krery number contains from ten to twenty-
are foil sited paltetiM of almost every dose ip-
tioo of Udra' and Cbildreu’s (rttmrents Send
for epeebnen. S. T. TAYLOR, Importer,
391 Canal Street, New Yuth.
O'KEEFE’S
Large Winter Head Lettuce.
KSSRS M. O K KEF, SOS A 00., tire well
laj. known and reliable Seed Importer*,
Grower*, and Fturaiti, KociteOev K. Y, Itarigg
grown and tborougtily tested this new variety
lor tire past three year* bow oft-i ik to Ike pub-
a FINK ASD YAH'ABLE acqvtolre*
the market and private garden, aa it is
for nee folly
TURKK WEEKS EARLIER
tlren aay other variety of IretUiee, except tliat
groan under glass. « wig stead toe HYakr
n-gfa.isl finOrrl.o* im Or oddrW of enr aertero*
rtimalro. It form* OOTJ large, solid, and exceed
ingly tcwler, grrvtiish yellow Ms, lire uotehle
leaves being of a browhadi ting* Order* for
Seed a-ili he reeeirod now, to be 8 lied by null,
in sealed packages at 60 cects each, and can
only bo laid GBTFINX AND TRl'K at their
establishment. Order immediatelv of
M. O K EKE, SON A CO,
Rochester, N. T.
Sept 8 3—(jy
WANTED.
A GENTS to sell a new book of great value to
Karmen, Median ic* and Workingmen of
all tradea and oeeupatiou* 13U< Edition now
ready. The
flKMEKS AXD Meat.lX/CS MAXIAL
Kdited by CKO. R WARING, Jg.
Aatosr *f • IXoart.tr of AyrimUmr," " tlroin-
isf far Profit and for HraUk.'' oat form-
tt1y AyrieuUmol Engimtrt of On-
trot for, Far IV*.
400 Octavo Pago* aud over 800 Illustrations. .
TV Xar Orirtuu TTm<* say*: “ It is a hook
which should tie in lire hands of every Fanner
tad Meclistiic."
TV AVir Ortroua TVstyaae say*: “ So valu-
' a book sliouki be (hand iu the llouse of
• Farmer and mcclanic; its elegant illoatra-
(fill make it wdcome erciywliere.*'
i Active raen and women can make more moricy
t*d give better mtisfoeiion in spiling this hook
Item any work iu tlte fieW.
Send for 1C page circular, (riling all about
K. U TRKAT k 00, Publishers,
No. C44 Broaduwy. N. V.
Sept 1 2—Jin
South Carolina
State Agricoltoral and Meehan*
ical Magazine.
(fJrie.u/ fhwta of IV South Carolina Stott Afri-
cuitaot and MahmiaU Society.)
k
tlovo
April 88
E8—-ly
T an early date tbe subscribers will publish
li»e first Dumber at « Monthly Mapkainc,
ovoted to the development of the matcnal ia*
U»re«tt of this State, and the whole South j and
will dial “ * ~ ■ ‘
OH (H UVVTV gwu *»* 'UK
fohicii must redound to the puldio wtlfarr.
Persons wialiing copies of lh» first nuo.ber
* ill please send tl.eir address to
Walker, Evans b Cogawall,
CUAKLiSIW, & C,
m