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THE LUTHEBAN TISITOE. COLUMBIA, 8. C„ WEDNESDAY, OCTOBEB 27, 1869.
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K'ftl nof
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forest to
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Humble i
p Honest
lie
Poblish
4 *" the
General
’ to say
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• Oort to
e ** di*.
w <>nj|
“'Wmnt
t° fairs,
l>nblisli
nembers
rt*hes in
hi a case,
trives »
*«* work
of the
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tlie true
dty, and
uraeives,
rr has no
its own
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' Hecond-
whether
I>r. Cob-
3 orphan
like that
in rebuke
fou some
for the
ra, if it
who pre-
duill ask
N if we
Haft have,
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also be
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ks which
notes and
[nceniing
r» to the
: “This
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if the
anted, as
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fault of
to know
i say-
very
to be
in the
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to tell
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will
That is
[.the work
one of
ty. Two
I recently,
I northern
•other by
mt, Hill.
B Mil lion
pamphlet
■uinenieal
propriety
istorbing
or other
II be sub-
Austrian
jietition
tf ^ the
ils. The
KEonraged
n forest in
St, Peter’s
is given
In of free
wdty.
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For the Lutheran Victor.
jrfitation ef Pcter’a—ComoMnioit
_A Fiftrf Coofi**—Original Km
iition of m OH toag—Nete
ilmrhet—Rrr. Surfer
and the Vhureh—
Etc*, etc.
Prar VUitor: I have been too
mtteii of a “Beiaendcr” recently to
write, but whatever may yet remain
in »'dilapidated memory I will try
top'^y® 0 - ,
On the third Sunday in September
8 church was dedicated in llro.
Kriter’s (Woodstock) charge. The
church i* built at Tom’s Brook, Va.;
is forty-Are feet long and thirty dive
(pit wide; is a frame building, neatly
weather-boenletl without and plas
tered within; is situated at the very
edge of the valley turnpike leading
pom Winchester to Staiiutou; and
U a credit to the lwstor and i»eople
by whom it was bnilt.
The day of dedication was bright,
fleer and warm, the rands in pood
otder, and, consequently, the throng
of people was immense. Not even a
third of the multitude present could
And a smt or even a standing place
in the ehureh. At the regular hour
of morningservkethe writer preached
the dsdientinn sermon from S Chron.
vii: L At the flow* of tin* sermon
the pastor stated that a debt of to-
tween five ami six hundred dollars yet
rente,! on the building, uml the
ehureh eoold not be consistently
given to the Lord while the debt
was unpaid, and with a most com
mendable lilierality this noble totml
of Christian people raised the anuHint
on the spot, aud Bra. Keller pro-
reedetl to dedicate the church to the
worship of the Triune Gwl according
to the impressive and appropriate
form contained in the Book of Wor
ship, giving it the name of 8t. Peter’s
Evangelical Lutheran clum-h. In
the afternoon a most edifying tarip-
taral sermon was premhed by the
Mev. Thomas Miller, of the Tennessee
Synod, after which the laird’s Stqqs-r
was administeird to a large number
of romiminicants. At uight Rev.
G. A. Long, of the Newtown and
Strasburg charge, proat-hisl n most
eloquent and finished sermon, which
rloscl the exercises of this swstfol
occasion.
Many of your readers will reiuem-
toethe history of a chinch dcdii-utiiin
in the western monntains, written by
our venerable And erudite brut her,
Who erst while dwelt by the “River
HWe,” in which lie n|H-uks of » vocnl
dnrl be fought with n screaming
baby in the congregation, ami boasted
of bis triampli in the end. What
will' the admirers of liis prowess
think when told that at St. Peter’s
the undersigned had a stentorian
ranrimt with about nit liearty squall-
ers, and cleared the field, though not
without “ considerable loss” and
“dreadful deinorili/.ation.”
Among the incidents of the day, a
venerable octogenarian, who, “by
reason of strength,” bad gone be
yond fourscore, aud whose lullin' is
identified with one of Virginia’s
noted battle-fields intercepted ns
ivivately, and said that lie bad
known ami lord our iatlicr and
mother in their youth, and had
cherished their memory us the dear
est recollection of earth, and had
remained there all day, witiiout
refreshment, for an opportunity to
kiss the Ueisender “for his imrents.”
Be honored his sentiment*—they
touched our inmost soul; but bis
mode at expressing them, we thought,
was the most unsentimental, uu-
■aairai, unpoetical and—because of
tobacco—simo rory rendition of
“£*t me kills him for liia motlK-r’
weeverexperiened since that famous
*wng was written.
Now, if any one is disjiosd to
follow me -further in this tiresome
jourwy, we will go to New Market,
Ya. Here we are met, near the
Hour of miduight, at the de]>ot nearest
that town, by the poetor loci, Rev.
A A. Snyder, to whose hospitality
and kindness we owe much. Bra. 8.
i* a peat man—great in his physical
proportions—great in his goodness
heart—great in his ministerial
qualification* and efficiency, ami great
*to>ugh, I trust, in his humility to
road this honest and appreciative
testimony of a brother without falling
OMfcrthe condemnation of the devil.
*‘1 was glad when they said unto
me, Let ns go into the house of the
** for the Lord’s house in New
Market, of which Bro. Snyder is
pastor, is very dear to ns. Onr gpir
«ual father, the sainted I’astor Cline,
«vd, labored, «Ued, Is buried here.
place is rife with the meojoiies
ofttmse who have gone to the Church
above, and is graced with the pres-
of some of the best in the
hureh below. The outside appear-
T* ° f the churcl * brought up •
thousand recollections of the past,
but ob entering iu, the place seemed
; the gorgeous frescoing, the
btootifttl painting, the renovated
mmitnre, the new organ, all spoke
« progress, of life, of liberality, of
fore for Christ,
Hutttnlay bid fhir for an interesting
eommiinion season, but on Hum toy
morning the horison marked its
circle elooe around the town, and the
rain came down almost in torrents;
the communion was postponed. We
preached, however, and departed, to
think for many days of the pleasures
of a trip to the goodly town of old
New Murket. Yours,
BKIHKNDKK.
For the Luthormji Vlad or.
Abstract of Prims sitings sf ths Bran-
gslisal Lutheran Synod of South
Carolina.
The 55th annual convention of the
Evangelical Lutheran Synod of South
< ’urolina was held in 8t. John’s church,
Walhulla, H. (\, on tlie 14th of Octo
ber.
The following ministers were pres
ent: Revs. l>r. Bachman, J. 11. Bailey,
W. Berley, T. 8. Boniest, 1). I*. I'ssi
man, B. ('unghniiin, P. Herrick, J.Jf.
Derrick, J. Hawkins, W. IV. Hicks,
J. H. Htuiom, W. A. Houck, J. B.
Lowninu, L. Muller, A. K. Untie,
J. P. Smeltxer, J. A. Mligh, J. H. W.
Wertz, 8. T. llidlman, and I). Kyser.
Revs. J. Austin, delegate from
Synod of Georgia, and A. 1>. L.
Moser, from North Carolina Synod,
were present, and took their seats.
The lay rejireHeiitution was unusually
large.
The Ihvskleut’s Annual Address
presented tlie following facts and
soggcstitaui, n|M»u which acthm was
taken:
Bra. M. Rauch bad diisl and gone
to rest. Kev. Carl Weber had been
dismissed to the iVnnsylrsiiia Synod.
The sum of $200 had been offered us l«y
the Pennsylvania Hymsl for missiouH.
Several of the bretbreu hail been
Idessetl with outisturings of the Holy
Spirit on tiieir charges. Tlie College
was iu oiieration, with the pra«|iei-t of
a prosperous future. It is ilesirubie
uml essential to our succemi to liave
a Theological Seminary iu onr own
Synodical Iwimls. The pra|>riety of
districting our charges. The alsllttioii
i>f tlie I accuse System. Tlie Lutheran
Yinitar ilesene* the snp|s>rt of the
church.
Tin* following were elect.-d offlrers
of S.vimmI: Rev. A. R. Rude, Ifrnai
•lent; Rev. J. Hawkins, Srcretnry;
Rev. J. P. Smelrzcr, Corrcs|smding
SccTvtniy; Maj. P. K. Wise, Trens
urer of Synod; Mr. J. F. Schinner.
Treasurer of Hemiimry; Mr. T. W.
Holloway, Treasurer of Whlow’s
Fund.
Rev. W. W. llicks, of the Re
formed Church, was, by the nnani
iniMis vote of the ministcrinm, received
into coiim-ctiou with tlie Symsl.
Tin* English Krangelb-nl laitlieran
congregiitiim of Walhalla, was re
i-eiveil into imr cunneerion, and
placcil under the fostering rare of
Synod.
Tlie following ehs-tions were held :
Helryatni to General Nyaod.—Rev.
T. 8. Boinest, princi|wl, Kev. J. A.
Sligli, alternate; Kev. J. Hawkins,
prim*i|ial. Rev. P. Derrick, alternate:
Rev. J. H. Honour, prinei|Ml, Rev.
W. 8. Bowman, alternate; Kev. J. P.
Smeltxer, prinei|Nil, Kev. J. N. Iter-
rk-k, alternate; Rev. A. K. Rnile.
princiiMl, Rev. W. A. Houck, alter
nate; <»eo. 8. Hacker, princi|Ml,
W*m. Haitiwflnget’, alternate ; J. F.
Schirroer, ]>riiH-ipnl, George Kvers,
alternate; P. B, Wise, principal.
I>. L. Boozer, alternate; J. P. Anil,
princiiHil, Z. W. llcdenlmngh, alter
nate; H. Coliin, principal, R. <1.
(Tiisoltn, alternate.
Delegate to ft. C. Synod.—W. A.
Houck, princiiiHl; Rev. J. Hawkins,
alternate.
To Synod of Georgia Rev. J. A.
Sligli, principal; Kev. J. H. Hailey,
alternate.
Directorn of Theological Seminary.
—Revs. T. 8. Boinest, J. Hawkins,
IV. 8. ’Bowman, and Messrs. P. R
Wise and J. P. Anil.
Retard of Truntee* of College.—-Revs.
T. 8. Boinest, 4. Hawkins, W. W.
Hicks, W. 8. Bowman, J. A. Sligh.
J. Honour, J. Bachman, Messrs. D.
Bieman, Richard Poreher, A. E. Nor
man, Wm. Haltiwanger.J. Hchroeder,
W. K. Baekmnn, J. N. lloffman.
P. E. Wise, J. P. Anil, G. 8. Hacker,
I>r. W’urne.
Tbs committee on districting the
congregations reported the following,
which was adopted, to take effect at
the end of the present year, vis.:
The clinrehes in Charintou, Au
gusts, Colombia and Newberry each
constitute* a pastorate. Pastorate
No. 1—the churches in Barnwell
County; No. 2—Ht Matthew’s and
Mt Lebanon, Orangeburg; No. 3—
Pine Grave and Trinity, Orangeburg;
No. 4-8anily Run, 8t. David’s aud Lex
ington C. H.; No. 5—Nazareth, Provi
dence, 8t. John’s and Bethlehem;
No. 6—Salem, St. Peteris, Union and
ML Zion; No. 7—Graniteville and ML
Calvary ; No. 8—SL Marks, Corinth,
Trinity and Good Hope; No. 9—SL
Andrews, Ht, Michael’s and Bethel;
Na l(W8t, John’s (Hope’s Station)
and Bethlehem; No. 11—8L Paul’s
and Macedonia; Na 12—8L Lake’s,
Newville and Colony; Na 13—Beth
E<len, Hi. Mutthia*' and Liberty HiU.
Rev. D, McNeill Turner, D.D., of
Abbeville, was elected Professor of
Ancient Language* and 1Jterature in
Ngwberry Collage, and Rev. Wm. A.
Houck appointed agent to collect
fends.
Rev. W. W. Hicks and Messrs.
George Hacker, J. F. Mrirmer and
J. H. Kalb were elected u Advisory
Committee to eo-opumte with Rev.
W. A. Houck in the prosecution of
bis work.
The Mhedouary Hociety wss ad
dresaeil by Rev. J. 11. Honour, *
collection by sulmrriiitioa wss taken,
and the further business referred to
the Executive Committee.
Divine servk'e was held every
night during our Mittiugs. Revs.
Austin, Hligb, Berley, Muller, Can*
man, llicks, Bachman and Moser
preached.
We state with much pleasure that
during the eutire sessions uot s
word was s|M)keii calenlateil to
frouml a brother, ami the stream of'
brotherly hive flowed from soul to
soul without a ruffle. We slut red the
geuenius hospitality of the citizens
of Walhullu without stint, passing
freely mining the ;avple for six
•lays without hating our aruse of
morality offended by bearing a single
oath, or seeing a drunken mau, with
but ouc exre|>tiou.
4. IIAWKINH, Srrretary.
For lint UthcnM Visitor.
Work for tks Osasrsl fiyasd
/tor I'isto: Yuarrorreepoudrat,
“Lutberanus,” autiei|Hitnl me in re
viewing l»r. Butler’s letter. Ami 1 ,
am luqqiy to see that the review was
made not from |irraooal feeliuga, but
for the moral which it bears, vis: .
that |M»litical religion does not meet
the end of tin* Gos|s*l aeismting to
Christ, ami that it is the duty of the
Southern General Hymsl to |iroviile
for the Lmhersns in Washingtiai.
There is also another just inference :
tlie General Hynod has of late maul
feated a dis|asiitkw to have us return
to its fokl, and this generally timmgh .
this same Dr. Butler. How do these
things com|airt T Pouring oil ou
tnwbleil waves with one baml, ami
with the other U|qilying the turrh.
Hut tlie secret of the matter is, that
Dr. B. dkl not intrud that letter to
be imldiiiheiL lie wrote it gheatrtg
to (ien. Eakiu, who published it iu
the Pittsburg ISedkgtrrian. Hu Ike
I»r. curries the w hite feather of |»eucc
high in church, Imt as chaplain ami
friend be has tlie "bunurr o’ the ml"
Tliia is not an exceptkm; it is the
animus of aft the strictly Ana-mxin
laitlieran General Hymaliata They
sre faimtH s in leligkm, as well as ia
IMititirs, ami it wonM Is- bat receiving
a Pamkira box to admit the General
Hynod Into iinkm with iis. The in '
ference tlicreforr is, that we stornhl
have no tbmighta of union with a
Hynod whose Icadiug men disjday
sneh feeling.
Tin* General Hynod Miaith will
soon meet in regular senihai. ami it
is time that we understand what it
will be expected to du. Up to tins
time it bus Inch engaged in defining
its doctrinal, ixaatioa, preparing its
Book of Worship and completing
thoroughly Its outfit for the battling
it most do in the cause of Christ.
Henceforth R must enter the field
and wage that war to the lest of its
ability. If R meet merely to ilk
enss |Mjinta, it will doubtless le
come aa pointed as some other er-
rlesisstiral bodies, who deem it their
I>arnmount doty to lacerate, stick
ami inflict wounds. Concert of sc
tkm let wren Synods ia one end at
tained, but the one to be attained ia
tlie extenaion of the rhnreh. This
must be done by some one, ami who
so well qualified to do that aa the
Imdy which has circumspection of
the whole field f Hynod iu an indi
vidual rapacity ran do much. To
them tickings tlie snsteiitation ol
weak congregations Mid bringing
missions into self-supporting organi
rations, but the General Hymsl
should do the wgrk of inaugurating
missions and sustaining them for the
first year or two. Not one sf the
Synods can alone raise money enough
iu one year to maintain a mission,
but the Synods together urn. Let
money be raised by the Synods, as
nt present, and each body determine
how ninch of its proceeds it will con
tribute, out of its own collections, to
the General Synod fund. As the
people see no proposition to make
advantageous n*e of any ftinds, they
do not, of coarse, feel disposed to
oontrimite. The olflect and plan
now proposed would secure an aver
age of |200, at least, from each
Synod, and the aggregate would be
sofik ieiit to carry on with some de
gree of vigor the work of ehnrrh
extension. 1IOUKN.
..
Governor ttitarr, of Pennsylvania,
is dead; his age was ninety.
A gold Iwtek ia being cast In
Montana, weighing 27* pounds, and
worth *50,000. v
Hon. J. J. Lewis and Judge John
W. Johnann, are the U. 8. Heuatora
elect of North GaroHna. Moderate
Republican*.
Hnit has been entered in the T7. 8.
Supreme Court against George Pea
body k Ou for the recovery of *.100,
000 in Texan Bands, received from
the Reliel authorities during the
Rebellion.
President Grant baa appointed]
Mgfor General William M. Belknap,
of Iowa, Secretary of War, to sneered
Gen. Rawlins. He is a native of:
Hudson, N. Y„ uml about IS yearn
of age.
General Thomas reports that mi ‘
mines have liern diaooveml in Alaska, 1
and that grain ran not be raised
there. He also advises against the
eatalitiahment of a revenue depart
ment there, aa it will not |my.
Princeton College ia rejoicing over
the aikiitkm of rixtyr thouauml ilollara
to her fumU, just received ia twu
ikMiationa. *M^W0 of this mim ia
given *y Mrs. K. A. Hteveoa, of j
Hoboken, to endow the mathematira
imifcaHnrahip; the name of the donor
of the other *10,1 WU is tor the imuent
a arrrrt.
Ou the 1st of November, fi23,4M,.
mm ia coin will be required to pay
the armi aaaual iotreeat ou .Y20 bonds.
Three ia now aa hand about *H4.UUU,
0U0 in ruin ; *'JH,mHt.<HNI m coin hear
lag eertifiratea, aad aboat fiH.ouo.mai
ia ewrrency . After the |aymrnt of
the draft requited for intereet, over
fi.-iH.000.000 ia euto will remain. No
more will hr required for the payment
of iotreeat nntil the I at uf January
NKWHKKUY COI.t.ROK.
Wd, the anhacriben. |irnmiar to
payr to the Treasurer of Newberry
College, (Dr. A. R. Norman, Wal
halls, H. (I,) fi'JO per year few five
eouaerutive years, commencing Hep-
tember tat, lSfifi, fur the par;mac sf
auataining Newlierry College | the
tuition of one student guaranteed by
the Bused to ettrh subscriber for the
name term uf five ennarrativr year*.
These anharri|itkma are not to lie
demanded until 150 mthacrilimi are
■retired :
J P Hmeltser, Walhalla, 8 V
J N Huffman, Columbia, 8 C
J P Anil, Newto rry, 8 C
J A Hligh, Poumria, ft C
K G Chisolm, Chartraton, 8 G
Maj J Lraphart,
Rev K Canghman.
John C Heegers,
J It Hteinmeyer, Jr.
C L B, < ’harieatan,
Rev W 8 Bowman.
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THE DEFOUTOBT
or TttK
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try >■ UK XSIWM
Ctoa a 4c. n»i|ig ifeaiia pitiaji
Huuud. Lriucni aad KtaabmA Ubrarj rn
rwalaa Ihotui of b%Wo •marBram aai
limy gaennw HuOatlma Huuka. H.& llyma
Snaka. Hull Hunka. Maar IMw IVtara Canla
aad Reward Tkim Onaia i iiHiiii i. U*Ua lar-
nimU»i focfoiaw Map*, aad <zlnr kaiu *e-
■pad la add Traded la cxplMaog llm
PIANOS! PIANOS!!
Gold Modal wm Awarded
at tin h*> Fair ia Baltina** to
oxao, si* ovmsvvn
far lla Wal PUara. ora Bahiaaore, Phibddptii*
aad Mew Tack Ptonua Oftoa and Tmnoa,
Xu. *1, X. Liberty St, abort BaHinorr Bum,
l^i inHtTt* ||^]
KTtKrht IMAKOS hare *11 tho bias Iro-
prov.n.rDU. tadudiaf Ibr AynBu Treble Irory
Froan and On inprored rraacb Aolioo, fully
aarraaiad far *rr r*ara, wfch the prtrilr** at
avdiaafa rritliin iwdr* iDOuOa if aot aalmke-
lore la thr iwrdacor.
Srooad hand Puna aad Parlor Organa alntr
aa hand at ha $M to fiJM.
Rrtm-nna who hat * oar 11anoa In oat:
Om Bids. K La*. lexiagtoa, Va.; Or*
Bats. Kanauaa, Wilanugloe. X. Ou Geo. V. fL
Hilt, Charlotte, X. C.; Bialiop Wilsier. New
OVwna, La.: (lor. Mm hatcher, hrztawtoa.
Va. Mraarr. It thirwi-U A Hoa*. Fanab fbau-
naiy, ChartoUe, X. C.; Caleb Boukaifht, Co
luatUa, 8. C and five hoadrad otlirra la Uw
South wtw hare pardoned tin BTKIFFS
FI AXCNt abet Uw war ctoaaL
A reS la addld.
April I
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WTTHEVILUE FEMALE
COLLEGE.
rpillfi laaUaliaa aiU lie reopauad on the
J. ftnft Tliundajr iu firjfltinbfir, undw tbe
aafiUfiaamfoaaa J Iter. K. It. McDtmUJt,
BUFHJRE CURB).
Mtnfe’i Radical Cue Thus.
/Ire j
’ lan.
Ofurn—So. a lUddap Arad, ibffiaiiirr, ltd.
Sprinp am mt rad. Pain Imferriom.
THE baft aad moat effertir*
TBU88 known tor tbe care
aad relief of Hernia or Rup
ture. TM* Traaa baa reedred
tbe aaaetba of tbe moat eminent Phyaetaai
and fiatgeone of tble oountrr, who do not bed-
tale |o need unwed H to thoae aSBeted with Her.
ab aa being anperior to all other*
it b the only Treat that will retain Uw
Boweb with toy certainty, aad Uw wearer can
feel aamred that be b uaiap a remedy Uuit will
be al all I torn aafc aad efihctnal in Baopen-
tiooa Of ifah we guarantee entire eetidhcthai
Ladbe' ^Kbat Abdabnri^tofar Cor-
puleaey. Failino of tbe Womb, sod ae e aapport
la tbe Back aad Afadaadmi Muedaa. Ankbut
Knee Cape and Stockiagi far Virkar Vetwx
Fican and Weak Joint*.
Slwuklrr Braoea tor Ladtaa, OeMa aad ChB-
drea, far Uw ear* of atooping of Uw Sboabbn
and a* a Chew Kxpaoder.
Fib Inatrtuaeuta. Uw aod anperior artM* la
uae—bflu, easily ud;uaUrl aad effartnal, la-
amweare fir all Pbyrieal DefbrmiUe* Curraiurc
of Uw Spine, Bow Leg* Chib Fuet, he.
1’oaatiue aad CrWdwa of Uw ■»« approved
make. B MARSH A CO..
No. t Hetbby atreet, Bahbwre, U<L
M*y» W-»y
X. R Sapirtaliatial. <
eawaataaato wakaaatbe
wetting, sad awy rvahaage
am otter la uar*ir ii aa net a
. . t, nl warn 1 eitkagamal
. fibril aaWy fife mft wq^BU*.
i paid, la
BBV a Cl ITSAiJ. Sar r.
Ik 1» W. -
Am l*
1—sf
Doty’s Wfifthiny-Mfiohinfi,
LATELY MtTM THE
UlflfERSAL CLOTHES WR1HCSR.
I MPBOVKtl Wttb fawau-t Patsxt Dorau
Ocw-wautA. aad Uw rtTgrr Slur.
aagaawiambly I
snor to any ■yuniM far
InnataA aad will aarr
tar, by earing labor aod
Ttawe who hare i
R e like am
■ ire ia lid la du srkhoot It, aad erWb Uw aid oT
Italy, ere hrf that era are n iWrre ef lbs poahioa
b a
• Jf. AL Ckmrrh
badly -—A r. frflsaw
“la tbe buadry ef wy bom* ibrre
perprraal th.tikwrlsinf aa Moudayt far lb*
larswller.”—Jhr. fhefar L. Lhfhr.
“Keary week baa girea k a straaper l«4d
upna tbe afirrtwts uf Uw iaawH* at the Letai-
dry.—X r rt*term.
heartily ewaairad ii t* reanoaiiete of tfaae,
-~.br. Mbwe.
.Your bet
Current News.
Trains now run through from New
York to Son Francisco iu six day*.
A Hwediah colony, consisting of
1300 families, is about to settle in
Missouri to cultivate and maim fai
lure cotton.
It is said that Alahatopa has coal
fields covering one thousand miles
area, scarcely tuty of which are yet
developed.
Far tks OsiamMa Charah.
Mr*. A. F. Cramer. Pomario,EC,
*5; P. Wise, Frog Level, *15; New
berry Conference, fiAl; Copt. J. P.
Awlt, Newberry, *5; , WaUmlia,
*1.
-Fsiub Hon-
n
at. b Ibooft* mere of to-day I baa ewe, and
wonM sol be panad with under any cirwaa-
Watidag Mac'.line b a ooaqdetc auocree
yxm that kwr Madiiar,' alto a yeara
Church Notices.
The Wsateen Oaaierneee of the BoaU.wreerw
Virginia Bynod wig meat la Kiwbrftiag diorab.
Wythe Cuohty, V*. oa Bataidey before tbe fifth
Bonder b One month, al I# A M
Qaeatbm far Conferenoe: Arc diiUraa of
ebrtaiiaa parerna awmbeia of the rbareh by virtue
of their birth, or by Upturn only?
BboaM a Lutheran mtuiMer Uaptiae a child
arilkwr of whoa* perron are member, of a
church t BSCRIfTABY.
SENT FREE!
M. (FE««fe, Son * Cal
SEED CATALOGUE
And OmUa fa fee /fewer sad By doth Cardra.
fee Mia.
pUBLISHKD III January. Xrrry Wrer^ef
ftowrre wbhba thw Mt aad
week, raaofaharg*. a
M. OTSK/K. BOX A 00,
Block, Bocbaaltia. N. Y.
Oat*
ind raiuabb
immedwteljr
ark Barry’s
It aeetaialy
r work, wiui
-Veer Wael.h« Machine haa been in dnilj uee
* am bawdry, and Uw hones her
hrmelf am bftldy pUeeed w*b k
greater amount of work,
far old fafoinned waab-board. By
Utuadme b diaprnacd wilb."— He.
, BUrrinfaadriit ef Ufamt Pr/mi-
ChSbrwn'e fewnrrp, >. r. CVq
C. fi. £S£BSABfiT,
MXBfeHAHI TAILOR,
x a.
K im’S as hand Uw BEST MATERIAL.
CUTS aad MAKES aooordtag to Uw
■ UwREBT
LATKBT FASHIONS, and b Uw B
OF a OKMAXSHIF.
SrpC U
STY LX
uengikoao
M. F Kimmt
uml tf SL
PBICEB—A Fair Offer.
Bend O* rrteil price, wealwr Bid, Hxtra
wringer fiS, aod wo will fcrward either or Lmh
maciilae*. face of frotfbs to- piece* where no
ewe ia Bailing j aad aa eart al* ww they will be
liked, tint w* agree lo refund Uw money » any
on* nrtflbea In rrlnra Uw dochlnr* fra* rf fretgts,
after a month a trial according to (hrecuooe. .
Bo buabaad. father or brothar abewM frail
Ibr drudgery ol waebiag wiU, the bands, fifty-
two day* la Uw year, who* H can be don*
better, won axpcditiouoly. with lea labor, and
no Injury Iu the garuwnU, by d Doqr Cfethee
Warner, aad a Cnirerm! Wriager.
Canmaaom with nclaeire right of aale make
money faotoolliog 1km.
add by dealer* goaemlly, lo whom liberal
diaouuult art made.
R. C BROWNING, Oa* -tp«l
It Oortbodt St-. New York.
Kept 1 ‘ 3—Sm
WmT BBJODGK 480N,
Vnafiadfa Zbabre m
Fsniga Frtlte, CftaiiM, Nats, Ae.,
SIS Jafawer- Mas, BtUarnm. JSt,
offer far mb at Uw lowoat mark*! prio*. Forego
FroK* Caadba. Nat* Ac., which am wanaamd
abet auch qualiq aa mpreatated to the par
figar.
May » dd—tea
I by a ooram ef cum patent 1
wurao of* inatruetSon wfl! cn
braaakaaaf a thorough adncelkw
The laaUtalwo bating her* ebartared wSh
ewlfegfalr power! aad privilege* Ihplume wifi
ha inrkd is all thoae who ahafi bare oom-
pfaiad Uw mgllfar oourm eatiofoetufily.
I’upils maat eater punctually oa tbe fire day
Both Utrrary end Baardiag Departments will
to aadrr Ito Imawdwt* core of Rgr. K. 11
McDosaxuaad Mas. M. McDoxaui, who wifi
maid* b Uw lasntatioo
rxaaa ns aanaox or mi aornm:
Tteltwa Is PrrpanOorr Depertwial felt to
~ “ IVdtogialr ItapaUmral » M
“ “ Maeecal Department to to
** * Modem language* each.... 10 to
“ * Needlework Kmbrtwh.ry.de. 10 to
“ “ llnewiag aad Faialaig. ..... 10 00
I’m of Ptaao I M
I’mdaaaiag Foe X M
Board per torsion af fir* mosUtg tndud-
iag wad,lug. figbn, fie MM
Ctwfgra moat be paid Hi adraaee. Vo popD
wifi to nmiei if baser tfaaa fees ore prepaid
Kwok boarder ia re-omred lo famish oar pair of
fona* on* pair of pillow oaaea aad two towal*
Kart, pupil must bare bar cbtfaa* diotmcvl v and
iafofSbly mirksd adit tor same
Camaiualcalinnr adder wed to Rgr. K II.
Mrbnwuw wifi moafa-a laaawdlato aWaarilw
fi«f fo - aa «*- N...«- a ft^m
ft * wjftftift, w tHy, fi Sftfo
Sep It »
ROANOKE COLLEGE.
T HIS Ireilolim ia tuealrd at Haim. Rnaaokc
Coowl-r. V*. ta the beatgiful and fertile
' aa*} af ibr Boawoka, la the medal af atmctirt
am may. mfmrt * lm toilful Hmwte. end ie aur-
ll to* prrolbr fan Hue. of aeems, being oa Ito
Vdgmbl fi Tana .me i- lUOroad. oa tbe ba* af
wMre ul-grapl, after, giro k every odroofage
I* to drftmd Is a baftbn.
TV Culkyv dtartcrod ia 1853 Its or-
gaabatWa, b euaqdefe. aad lb* enurae of iedroc
eZwmTSl^t ol tVa'aiiOflXD \UU>NK£?
DAY af HKrTKMBKX **d eoatmtobn month*
BstlmatnU Xxpenar*. *»OB
JUT For further particulan apply to S C
W KLLH, Baeretary of the Facullr. or On D. F.
BtTTLK, an, Pnfolnit, at Baton, V*
J. V. CAMPBELL, riagaewi Ayeaf,
. Slmebarg. Va.
Da* II ISM 11—tf
THE BOOK OF WORSHIP.
fokilif ip oaAardp af file Kmmmgtlteml La-
' Aarffi Amrrto*
fiferwa Sfam4 af j
Ills BUUK. of Md pram M mo, it new
ready. We give Uw Cberrh eight oeats
aa every copy told, aad b Uds way pari of Uw
profits accrue to Ibr brardl of tbe Ckmk
Prim w Sheep.
T
D*-k Arnbroque
•a cat
...$i m
... i»
Arabesque Gfll..... 1 It
Moraroo Tacks, gift edge * oa
• * Morocco, extra gOL 1 H
- - Turkey Morocco, plain * to
“ “ Turkey Morocco, super extra fik. 4 00
- ■ Turkey Antique »
With got ebay* 30 erats extra.
Miaiatm and 0 agrrgaUoos are mqueatec
erad on their ordm nl once, to whom a diacooat
of faa per cent, k unde.
Dl'FFIX k CHAPMAN,
wa a na . CV 1. .1 O gU
/WfisBftfiffs, vWWHBftl, to. v«
Aug A 1—If
— THE —
LUTHERAN BOOK STORE,
JIk Ml. imr Strut, rhikuUrfia, /Ha,
1 8 now prepared to IW all order* far any of ear
Church Publiaatioa*. aad all other Tbeologi-
eal and MieeaUaaoooa wvwk*.
Sunday Schoob will tad H lo their advantage
fa farur iw with their ordei* Special aiteotico
given lo the aolectka of Libmrie*
Sermon I*apee and a general aaeortment ef
gtailanary always oa band. Addreas ordca, lo
T. 1* SCllg ACK, SupX
1>. 0. Box Ifififi.
May II dl-«f
ipaans miOAiA»iBW.
rptl K M **ArmIcbI j«r of tiiia InsUttf ioo
X commenced oo the second Jfoudar m
Aogaw, IMS. Tbe drug* of Uw aatoai bring
to promote Umb caom q( education, suefa a courae
of ft*adk«« will be adopted an ia usual (a ftrat dam
InaumiiOMk TIm danpfcM cf Om ScU»i wU
be ftnet. T«t- wiitd and parrMlal,
Tlie knatbs b boaliby. aad Uw morab af Uw
community will oumpare favorably wkh any
eaction b Uw Sfale.
Rfitfia ot tusio* per quarter af three month*
b Ubiu-d Rtalea currency:
Primary Kagiifo Department (3 ,|
Higtor Kagiifo toaafo.i 4 M
Maihenwtiea, latia aod Graek 1 angnra<«. < M
Boanling per monlb > to
Warmdod aotdieci wifi be charged only half
prnrfar films.
Far asy furtl-er isfarmatioa a items at FIs*
Rbbe. 1. x ington, a C, either Her.T). tnir,
Chairman Board af Treatcaa, or Prof R E
C.ioiimax, Piirilial Peabody Pine Ridge ’a-
•tituUoo.
> 3—4f
PATS5T SLAXm
A Sftbsiiintr for Hslr ud Fraikrre.
The Elastic Sponge Mattreee
b Uw Iwalihien* cteaacaL most ebatir dsrabl
aad bew bed in lb* world.
The Elastic Sponge Pillows
are light, soft, street, aod fin* tram aa unhealthy
aad disagreeable odor, na moot leaihan beer.
far Ctan*. Carriage or Chair, are far superior to
area Uw tost crated hah, (which ie never baud
b wiefi artacbft) always ictaiaiag the tailors*
very comfortable, and much cheaper than good
hair.
*fo ■•Mfie Spong* in Faraiturfi
** it b always face
Ufa; rad so prrme-
■todte ebauc a* fa keep the <
WMhfi* adding gvoally to tbe beauty of Uw
ruibitwc.
Tbfi Blostte Spongfi Goods
w» aaffing rapidly, aad cverrhody like* them
Sewd far pnwphltu, giving fab panieuhfi, wttb
pnee Hot of good*
Itofil A genu Wswtfid.
An Agent warned ia ovary Iowa ia Ito Stole
to whom .01 be give* the cichwive mleofThei
K. NOYES, Gosl Agent.
Ito W. Fayette Street, Bnltunore, Md.
MW » dfi-ly
O’KEEFE’S
Iftrge Winter|Hoad Lettuce.
M KSSR& M. O-KKEF, SON AOO, tbe weS
known aad reliable Seed Importer*.
Grower*, and Dorm* Rochester N. T, having
gown aad Iboroagfaly tented this new variety
_ I. past three year*
lie aa a FINK AND I
offer k to iIk- pafe
VALUABLE —
fae both Uw market aad print* garden, as it ia
rve.lv for one My
THRKK WEEKS K A HUES
tlwa any other variety ot Lettuce, except that
grown under gfaw* k rrik Hand the Htofar
redfemrf fratarUam im Me oddre at car aortfev*
rimola. it form* eery brge, aoUd. and exeeed-
ingty lender, groeaifo yellow head*, Uw outride
lent** bring of a beowninh tinge. Order* for
Seed will be reerhad now, to to ailed by mail,
in staled packages at M cent* each, and can
be bod GKNriNR AND TRUE at their
Older imroednrtrJr of
M. 0 KEEF, SON A 00,
WANTED.
A GENTS to aril a now took ergraatnduo fa
Karmen, Meciwaicft aad Workiranwa of
all trades and orcupatioB* 1 Jth Edition now
rwijr. The
FAKJtKRS’ AXD It ECU A XICS" MAXVAL.
Bdiied by GKO. K WARING, Jl
.dafifar af “Efoaeafr af Aprendbre,” “Aan-
imt far Profit oat far Atofift,” sad fans-
rrfg Agricakaraf Ahgiiiiir of Com-
frol Par, New Fort
tfi* Oofavo rag** oad veer MO llbwWolium.
T HE Wondo Mining and Manubcturing
Oompaar haw* always on bead a tall
supply of ttw above dawn edlv popular manure,
manufactured from - the Bone Phosphate* of
Afotry River." under Uw mparwiamn of a com
petent Chemist. W* refer, by pennimiou for
infonaalioa m lo iu value upon vnriou* crops, to
die Rev. T. & Kouvfer, of 1‘oawrw, 8. C,wbo ia
out authorised A front for tbe above “ Standard
Fritiliiw" '
WM. C. Df’KKS » 00, 0to Ag fa
Facto-r end Cuauatoiou Merrimut*.
No. 1 South Atbotic XTIinrC
V Charleston. & 0.
May to dl --U
“ DIB MODEKWELT,”
T IIK beat and efioapeot iUnsnatod Faehioe
Journal in the world far families and
badtra generally. It give* yearly over l.toO
llio.tr.iioi.* AM fall abed PaUern* SCO Db-
graaw far Braid aod Bmbnddery, aad 13 brge
Irably ooiorad Sleri Engraving* It must be
woe to be appreciated. Specimen copica, 58
seat* Yearly, $*.
Every number coofain* from tea to twenty-
fire fall at rod patterns ot almost every tbawlp-
Uon of Iwdws' aod CbBdreit'e garmeDta Bead
8. T. TAYLOR, Importer,
591 0*»*l SStreet, New York.
April to _ 5*-ly
y*e New (Mm. rime, myo: *• It ie a book
wrldcb should be ia tho hands of army Farmer
and Mechanic.”
Du Sat Orimuu Picayune my*: “So valu
able a book should bo found in tbe boose of
every Farmer aad mechanic; its eiegaat Bhwtra-
Uoaa will make it wwloomt everywhere.’’
Active men ud woaeea can aaakt mere nmoey
end give better mUsbctioo in selling thb book
thoti any work lo the field.
Send far^l6j)*^cirwifar, falling all about it
Sept t
KAT * OO, Pubhfoera,
No. 654 Broadway, N. T.
*—lm
SOOTH CAROLINA
State Agricultural and Xedtaa-
ical Magazine.
(Offeiri Organ af Ike Shaft 1
cultural oad Jfartoa
I Society.)
A T aa early date the aubaoriben will pabtiah
the flrat number of « Monthly Magatinc.
devoted to tlie derelopowul of llw material in,
farrafa of Uiia State, aud the whole SouUi; and
will diatribule five thousand oopfe* gratuib
so that every one may aco what it ia beS
ATibing. Tliev intend to make it tbe 1
haftteoman industrial Meganmo over publiabBd
al the South, aad iliey aak Uw eordial co-oper*
lien of erery good dtiaan in this enterpria
which must radoua^ fa Ito public welfare.
I'ernoua wbhing eopie* of the jBftputp
will pleeee tend Bwlr addrees to
Wslkfir iTftaa | CegitraU.
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