Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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t whnt the* 5W Booh to make the •<\V often f ail ch « t*, tal . e ore we intro. Ich of mo«t '«ry ■e« Df< j w » to w or . '°ok on ana >. j* eJ ««th. | their crop* *y until the > rhe B<>gt Pore should offer np a ■nfctly ftw ait ^>en instead and telling I' is suffering I that he £ J'r^arh, a «i <r °d to bless once to his listing their , lf - he rise* | fl him, anj >* «» Lord "ild'lmmble I Tke Whole pleulated to • to hear the ation. ith, | uhin fo"it« tot see how to pttTt 10 Lutheran i a liturgical Ihj Lutheran 1 » Worship, was the last t it too now very similar SMALL. k 2Sth, the (tli the Rev. Newtown resent nt the corner-stone trse of erre- utherancon- ille, Hardy It was a [uun clay, anil ountains ami siiflicieiitlv [ de interest- illage some- UTid drove- liet stris-t to ll.T esteemed' irr. vbo rep- 11 in one* loyal rict, several nt, besides I to the rest vert a most r pastor anrt edtofortsbly lire; whilst inble better ■nt .prepared I itj to which nple Justice, i hour or two I cat inquiries imeiits upon and special, t to the care Wtkl retired Liml nature’s rep-" cloudy and t s of a rather siblc in the fell on the less we w ere e better,and fact, that in joy the great the polished itteranees of id of engag ■remonies of of another iflee. en appointed lie preacher nake a long 58, over, hid r, we could le annoying erhaps, from fail to be for services dons became • of a failure a determined irrespondent <1 or unpre- ed, and id font 0 ie dire vithout lmv- nall inwUage as cstwfuUy uand to meet then all ye i fix, or have as the joy of iugs e, be a come- jut punctual, Mack pony, lay morning, i to sec him nf. Our re w, j°y i killer bad owed like a tv ices having | once t<> the ■ — THE LUTHERAN VISITOR, COLUMBIA, S. 0., WEDNESDAY! DECEMBER l,-i860. village ehureh—a uniou eliurch—aud from all such joint stock concerns in to worship God, “ the good Lord deliver us," and Lutherans in jongpii mast particularly. Thq house, causes “too tedious to mdu ^ % was ungainly in $p$«&Ntoe s tKl tmcomfortnble in reality; but lb* attoachuice was good aud the at tention fixed. Wo were trcsited to n joosf excellent disooursc', happily Miiapted to the owsasion—tlie “oil well beatenaud I have no doubt m , BV present went away with now impressions Of Lutheranism, and in respont i»urt love for (li. yfother Church of I'roteslsnisin. fbe sarmoo was billowed by short tnWtowiw, soliciting money ami mtb- ^Hfiptions in aid of the new enter -Mize, which met with* very generous ivspmto. The amount 1 do not re- ■uaaber; suffice it to say the must sanguine anticipations of the Pastor wore more than realized. Aud 1 take pleasure j n recording the fact, that all was done “deceutly and iuonler,” as becowetb the cause and houst' of Ood; and not by a resort to the comic, or expedients of more than <fc>*tyW<Marah«. f ( , After the money anil subscription had been secured, the clergy , officers ami congregation repaired i.to the she of the new church whoae touuda- tiou had been laid; aud one corner of whicli was suriaounted by a beau fill block of white marble elegantly finished; the gift of the WlafffcCOter congregation. A number of articles of the usual character (iadudiag the Bible and Book of Worship) haviug been deposited in the stone, the Pastor of the eongregatiou the- Rev. P. MR tier preweeded to lay the “ Cot net Stone f observing the ini pressive aud appropriate form con tained in onr Book of "Worship, and partienlariy designating the church by the name and title of St. Peter. The church is finely located, about the centto of the town ou the luiviu street, standing back from the line of tlie side walk some ten or fifteen feet, and when completed will pit* Sent a very" neat ap|iearance. In size it is forty five by thirty two, aud will be surmounted by a tower from which we trust it long will ring out tlie silvery tones of a Ik-11 calling to worship the eitizeus of that quiet hamlet among the mountains. It is expected that the edifice will be com pleted, and ready for dedication Kit May or Jane at which time we ho|«e ipiite a num’iM-r of onr clergy and laymen may find it tlu-ir duty and pleasure to be present, aud encourage this praiseworthy littJe congregation in the work of well doing. Iieligaus services were continued on Friday night, Saturday and Sun day morning and night; ami also on Monday night. Ou Sabbath morning tlie .jjaera- ment of the Lord’s Supper was dis pensed, and five persona iwivnMn- to Church connection by ba]it>Hui and confirmation. The attendance timing the continuance of the meet ing wys very good, considering the state of the weather, and the dilapi dated condition of the so-calleil Union Clmreh. We were most kindly enter tained daring our sojourn, and “faired mKptnously every day.” t>n Wed nesday evening, we reached home, and found all well and waiting our coming. Onr prayer is that the visit of my self and brethren to our friends beyond the mountains may redound to te glory of God in advancing the Interests of his kingdom, and tlie spiritual welfare of his people. 1 will dose this eownuoieation by some reflections «** a general character groWirtg out of what I sow, heard, and frR on the above occasion. 1. I wan forcibly impressed with the foot that the minister immedi ately concerned on such and similar occasion* should extend not only a general notice, bat special invita tions to his brethren of snrrounding charges, and all within a convenient distance, to be present and give him their influence and assistance. I am confiileat Bro. Miller felt greatly encouraged and ebmforted by our presence and labors, anff that his people and the community were "highly gratified, we have no doubt. There is a diversity of gifts and grace*, and a moral and social power *u numbers that no singls individual possesses sir can command. More- the liKDiren so invited should, for the getartaJ good of our Zion, make a special vaTort, some sacrifice «f time and comfort, if necessary, that they may be in attendance at th«-appointed time. And not only so, Knt^each prepared, if required to V«cial ttermon ; and flben *hcna will be no cause of ckagriu to the speaker over an ill-digested and entile, extemporized address, and no •^appointment and loss of time on the part of tlie audience. , -• I was most thoroughly eon- 'mred of the foUy of brottiifg so- called union churches. The one in which we worshiped at W— is a true *jreseutati ve of this gsnus—rode in SMUcturCj antiquated iu ujqjearaiiee, enwked ami weatherbeaten without, ml dingy within. Jt sewnecl to be upon the point ef falling to pieoea, and only preserved from dissolution by bauds of iron. The cold moiuituin bree*e« came streaming iu upon n» from all imaginable, and unimag inable quarters, and the room wn* so dark that reading was difficult. But after all we found this exclusion of light to be a wise amsagnnent, for the snsb being minus tin- maximum of glass, the shutters were closed, and we were thus kept a little aliove 32 degrees Ffireubsit. X» w to wor ship God ttnddr such vircuiustamis, with your blood niuuing like slush ice: hi short, to ho shut up in a vast refrigerator, and yet la- u found in spirit” is exacting too much at the hands of ja»or bunmu nature. We arc, and liavc been for years, opjsvssl to the erection of these structures— tlie houses of dcvotionul strife—mill desire to believe that the day is past wheu our lM-oplc anywhere will la- so unwise as to enter into a copart nership fraught only with lackeriug and inconvenience. 3. As I wati-hcil with feelings of protbiuid pleasure the rising watts of our now edifice I came to the conclu sion, that a fhithfttl anil energetic pastor with a congregation who “ have a mind to build,* ean and will erect a suitable house for the worship of God at the propt-r time under apparently very untoward circum stances. The Building Committee iu this instance consists of the Pastor, the entire male membership of his congregation, fimr in number all told, and quite a number of hays thrown in to keep things moving and stirred up generally. Shivering with cold I watched them ill the early hours at the morning busy at work, w hilst the sparkling white frost lay thick on every object, and I thought within myself with such management, co operation and driving power the house must speedily he driveu fur wars I to isnnpletioM. Brother Miller and his little flock are deserving of all eum- uwnitwtion for their deteminatioo to build—the liberality they have manl- festetL, and the energy with which great work in which we are engaged, administered to » very large number but be deeply impressed with the of communicant*, aud thiu cloned truth of the adage, ‘ like priest like the sen ice* of an occasion long to be P® 0 ?**-’ remcniliered by the brethren of Sax- Tlie preaching mi the occasion aretli OitircU. ^Te must not omit to couimem-ed on Huturday , and was all mention that the exercises of the doue by the writer, In compliancy Sabbath Were rendered very Interest with tlie respectful inyltpliiNi oh the iqg by the ib-rformanees of an excel- l’aetor loci. The dedicatory sermop lent choir, fi hfih famished for the and sen ices tisik place on Sptiday, occaahin, music etjpal to that of «|fih the 7th font. NotwitUs(niidlhg the of pur beat dty choirs. The meeting WIMliL u> “ “ day vyns sumewliat iiuTcment, tbj jssiple ibwked In, iu mnb fritm ujl the surronudinc country. At nu early hour the b was pint meted mitn Wcdneaday cvVriuijf, and n-"utt«xi in the acces sion ti> the church of ten young per- pose was literally i sons by confirmation, ami thirteen crammed with attentive am! nppar- ,uh>crihert to tko l.utkeron Hrifor. eutly devout hearer*, who uigintabiwr 1 1 be bn fhren have within tlwuiaelv their seuts till the dose of the dedi e»toi-y si-rjuon, and the ceremony of consecisuus, and the administrathm of the holy Kuchurfat. to a targe nuiiils-r of tsMiimunicanta Tlie ser- vns ted * large, eomnuMlloUs and neat building, which, when tin I-tied, will ►uni ry . Inn . I. hu\e, nml it is n:iul for, jGilch, wTieu we ciiiisidAy that this Mmgrrgation mon was tia.vd on Kpb. H: 20: “ And lay Inumsliatrly iu the track of Hhrr- iire built on the fonmlatioii of the man’s itcsofsrbig Irmr, toflerts gn-at Apostles and Prophet*, Jeana t'hrUt! credit ii|miu the energy aud zeal of liimsclf being the eh iff Corner atone." these brethren. Of tliu. character of this |mrt of the services it does not become the wri ter to speak. Tlie ceremonies of consecration were performed by BrotKer Barb, according to the appro priate and beantifal form preorrilifd in the Book of Worship. It was new tp tlie congregation and the x|>ccta- tors, but all whom I heard express an oi«inion upon it, were highly de lighted with it. The seventh day of November, Dhffl, waa a bright and a happy day in the history of Zion’* Evangelical Lutheran rhurt h, and a day which will donhtless tie long re membered by those whose privilege it waa to participate in ita solemn scrvicen. \Ve tmst that a new and powerfttl iuipulae was given to I.nth cranium in that section of God'* moral vineyard, which will be frit for many years to come. Before rbsdug. I will adtl for the encouragement of our brethren else- At the close of the meeting the official locnrtiers of the congregation tendered Bro. Beriy tjie following resolutions: Knotted, Tliat we tender the Rev. Vf. Beriy our hearty thank* for the able anil truly interesting grrmon delivered on tbe occasion of the ited- ieottoh of onr rboirli. Knotted 2d Reganling it as a Imid and fearless \ iodUntmu of Lutheran ism, we rr*|>cctfa!ly solicit a copy for publication in the Lutheron Viti. tor. Bro. B. promised, us soon (U time witald i«crmit him to revise his notea, and plm'e the sermon at the dispuaui of the Editor for |Nibliratioii. Thu* closml three services, to tlie edification iff all, and we trust, te the glory of God. Tours, Ac., B. . . For IS* Loilsfi** Vhsur. i Pisessfiiagi of gswhsrrj PIANOS! PIANOS!! Gold Medal waa Awarded •l 0w isU Psir is Bskiswn to q;ba3* m mavVk fcr the best Plants, one Baltimore. Phdafetptii* and New York Pitre* CMfoa as* Warrroom, No. tl, N. Liberty Sc, above Ballimore Stmt, bnltimorr, MU, ^ STIKPgg mvoaitaro alt th« lalre im- pnoemeou, inetuatef «to AgnRi TrtWr Ivory Vrasu and Iba iraavmd Praaab Alton, fully wsnwatod far Sr* /efft, with the yririleas <d exchange within twelve isontha if nut wtMac- tory lo th* purcMRr 6wwi ba«lfliMi«B4rMor Organ •Imij’i ca has! at tssa fiM ts fi*0S Rek resect wbo hmv« our Pianos in nm : Gas. lloU. K. Ire, Laxiadre Vtd Gan. Robt Reiioau Wilmington. N ft- Cm. D. H. Hill, tniartABf K. C, Blahbp Wilmar, New where, that three other house* iff worship are in process of erection 1 The Yewtimy Conference, of the trad completion, in the Ismuds of onr Byiiod of South Carolina, met nt Ztf*a Sy nod which win he ready for dmli ! Aiwdeoiy, In the honed* of Rev. fentiba Iwfore the clone of tbe present T. R Botnewt’s rltargc, on Saturday, they have thns for prosecuted die «ynodhal year, of which you win doubtless brer in due time. CALEB. Blonntsvflle, Tennessee, November 11th, 1MB. work. Muy tbe Great Head of the Church grant unto our dear brtffhcr favor in the sight of all the people, anil crown with bis Wessiug ttg> work so auspiciously begun. And when ’ K»r L>uiw»* V.«u< St. Peters ou Caputs w completed and | Mettiag of the fid Confereuse Charck ready fivr detlie-.itioii, if God be will- Dsdiaotiaa—Lwtheroa Visitor, At iug I desire to ke there owl to OKet ^ ^ ^ ^ vr vo . a numU r o» mv brct!ir«-n to whom I . . , . , ^ , . , -..it . » sketch of onr interesting meeting am lometl in love with book* of steel, i . . .. ,,, ", * • , ... _ ... _ we lieI at Nazareth t him li on tlie And more than tin* mr prayeri* tlmt i tlteti and there tlie Holy Spirit may ’ The “CAROLINA FAHmUIOTNCp. made town Uic I'fampl.atre of Soulii t'nrwlum. uufi is |nximim-iA by vans.mu. ( hetnisld qoo of the best Manures known, only infim-iur to l’wiui uui 4 hiiuio iu its Pert Hi/.iug Pretiertie*. These 1‘hoajihatus are Uu: letuaius of cJxtiu<*t laud and se* anhu.ll*. and po4*ews qualities of the grealest valia to tile agvieuttaMst. rasd’ NTe annex the hnaly ff* of rKifeisor Mtefwml. -ji .-* ? i-kMiXATORY pa* lUJi jskolf.vt CfftirAK Of ArtH oarouNaV I :**'*> ii Jvofiid # oritbrts ! AtwlnUi «f ti KmJfcefC.HtOI.rSk WBT1LIZKI1, pe/<»«dlywdvwl. Muimurt♦xyrtfaT.tTrt' fmt, ...R™.* i«.t» iryiiHat U.w r«>: 1€ S0 F'U*i lnfW^C|tfi v . o. s. .... A. , * .*4, ,«•*«« A .off . . *t*. . mffkW.Sf s Me*.*I fi»kOU... Wti f ;w gif -An;. Kafsnslm* islkli I nmWfiv tbrei y Is * 1 ** %« T» rtimjAid# eftfoc! rquostesOJ 3 te tsUpfaatt: vt IMzm. mmhmt+t .rafU.ti.we a* m oqtifir v «•» ■ - r mm,- -i c4... ^ « o.o'tpi . #*»i -hl- «*t* I. .kiro4 4 m^oAXii ‘MXWfa PIMtrtl.UCHK -srel».-l -» lv», J We will furtiish this ripcttciil PKUTilJZr.lt to Planters and Mlnwaiat ♦flft IT-ton iff 2.iadMfak.^* "I , i,. A , , ... *GB0. W. WILLIAMS & CO., FacUira. tM i* • *?,tM, third fhmday. be present in the means.- aaifooting and denmnstrating his power to nave the *iu:a-i iual«miffii.\ the saint. , J. E. C. H»*itt" *|m'1it chiefly in ftill nud frie there wss a |-efty foil attendance of the .10th of October, and nt the doa of a sermon, delivered by Rev. A. Ik L. Moser, was was n)<enM with prayer by Rev. J. N. Tfc-rriek. •Rev*. T. ft. B.-ftg«», K A. Bollea, J J. N. Herrick amt J. A. Hligh were the oh-rtca! memherw present. Revs. W. Berh-y and J. Hawkins were absent. ftcreti, of the riglitren clmrehe* | 1-iouglng to Confrrencr, were rep rewrnled by lay delegate*. On mol km., the sarnff officer* iff.' Confrretue were eks-ted to serve another y ear. They are as follow* Rev. T. 8. Botncwt, Prrehlrnt; Rev. Pi Hi* ft -4 * + i M*W t fc slirpiUffj £ s -is 1 » tg-j 5 Orlvsns, la.; Got. Job* leohcr. Lexington, Vag Mere*. H. gmrwril 4 Bore Fremle Brtm- I'harloUs, M..G+ CM*b ■ * “ ‘ “ i, S. C.; snl five l.undm pordnwd n*ry, South who PI AMOS A affi W MtWMt Term*—qki, April 0 Co- i otbers in the ■He OTKIFPS 31—tf THE DEP08ET0EY n, t . OF TIIR MARTLin S.1.9X101, ■ 8 Inmi-ied with re naiqu—d aaortmetit I <X eT«ryihjng os.x-.se ry ui the org.aix.Uos an 1 manreemeDt of Kundav Schooh as* Bibki Clare*, is, eonpiWtig Librarin, *nifcrmJy Houud, Lettered sod Numbered, library and Premium fin—e*. at higbret exsefienoe red beauty. (Jursuon Jluuka, Clare Beaks & & Hymn Bucks Roll Buck-. Music Books. Pieter* 0*r <• ami Hea-ard Tickets. Commentary Bible Die- tiooarlaa, Senytore Map*, an* other book* de signed to aal Ifcaetiera is exptawing their huia *yd i aelectioo, ISHige far < may older by other books mcii m For (lit* Xautltar-rteo Vialkff. the brethren. TerT little bnslnere. j „ awkjn ^ rfaeretarr ; and Maj. J. of interest wn* tr.iuaaHrd. the time | |m(ing. Treasurer Rev. A. I». L. Moser, iff the Xi-ll. ■ * V ' r Doty’a Waaliin^-JIacIiinr, MVtravtn mrnwi»r»iy UNIVERSAL CIOTHES WR1NUBR. ii ROANOKE COLLEGE. Cfvillti lnMituiMialuo-bnlst$*lrt% Bosnukc 1 County. T. It fi«- U-aullbl tot Mile IPBOVKI) With B..WV4 a i'.rtxt I' -, at. low with txs as* Um P.-eawr sane, re- • IA'tSS?. ___ sag*Kbre-My Or «i^w to aoy ni* re i*a fif f'***1 >*•« Bwreke re the retd*! ufnKtotx re — "HM isxr:, — axanw ndm-tsl at the last Synod, and The Treasurer made hi* report. ; “X# hk* our isa.-i. ue mu. Mr*r* Editor* .—I have just re ' n *>fetmiuatkw on the pan iff *11. to wa* m-rtved asit.f.wmation j tntiMKl from the dedication of anwt her abide by and carry oat nil mensuros! -yiie reports mrete u)«mi the state /. -• ,' fl , y - Luflurnu Clmreh. to the Imnmts of which ten,I to tbe promotion of the,* „,,*** rhaFgut. li to ^Llr . «... .. 1 tlio iTnlstkin SynM, and knowiiAjj t] M iiitcn -t ot thr Church — | laa^K **- V r f tWi■■ —.—a j deep interest which you aud your! 1 numerous renders fi-el ill evfrv todi-7 ftnr and j ...... * ” r niMWffi, ncr. n. A. nonra m-Mic tut * , cation or proflprnty in our Zion, 1 1 i -»•-1 r - - - 1 of religion in the <MT*-rvnt ehaega-s, by their res[<aerive panfors, wen- mrerntginf. 1'nder this hem | 11 1 took of tVomhipf o__ u * iwju* again poaffid, ntid f think ere fob*. reirererewt .ff the «*. acjMeriffiC nMure toteti<**.*»w*to«l.iav r l -»* faf- y i * or hirer ftore.li *! yottr ’ Resolutions of npprnrol of the 1’ia- - , In _ * j [wrprmal lb lb# I-Vs U.BLGUMP wgMiiprt-, fit, -i, 1 cutlmiK ten mui.ih* LU, f*5m -ti Salinated k-xpeoae*, 9308., hasten to give yon a brief aoeount of all op|>o*iti<m to the latter wilt give tlie excrciaeitowtlicwcusioii,together with such refieerionn a* may suggest J generally adoptrri and usnl in nil v, ‘ 5 tiiwi uwl opomit iotm of the Aaturimn t 2y*JjJT ''euJ'Xi? "j" ^ I table K**etr, when the loMowmg rt to-luto .reremJhn. re# a' • rei*»«fcw| | resoh taan ra offimnl and mrani- -w-ffi y*»'ft. »oroyA, s atesstnc to Alt tdr l«r /utew* rretusslsre omit re ■f lire tan-al-s ,* II.v Is. . W £1x8, Htxretore ql lh« facshy.or to*D. w. 1 U O’ fl»mLr:.pn.ri»MfPtffsufc«a.lT5i. ••I.lres mnn .d i aatoa Nmutrrei. fMIde •real t ,* 'i ■»' Tlmt are hare beared re the luwareit of tbe ta -*rMrb Men*. H. A. j themselves to my niiud as 1 j-ticeed. 1 of ortr eburrbes, esj>eef*llr »r “Baini This eliurch is called Ziou uiul Is Smalf* wt»a!d torn loose a fi-w more . : located iu Knox Guunty, Tennessee, »broadddrs against some other* he , six mile* south fif the city of Knox aide fhfi “Ctrenit Ruler." By tlie | vlttor It is a substantial ami a very'way, Mr. Editor, tt i* amnatng to aee . - h-ij,. nent and eommotbonafrnme building. < vrliat a senantton that irrHele of;,society tor the Mtnte of Month t'ornliiiu well arranged on the modern plan of! “ftnmV baa erented tn reftnbt qttnr- i a eng.igml »ml tlmt we heartily i chnreh architecture. Its dimensions* ters. Gould no! be be indifrtst to t grriminwiiit »ud bre w.wl ts the Its en * give ns *‘u/eir more of He tame mri t' m , Hir , whom turn. * Itserec- f Bnt to retnro. On Sunday the new , 1’nafari an dtai an*ad at ntnfilaagth Dort-Tn Of M» a* k a oreighte it »« uf tofiar <yjffiAr am «m m j: fatal pftrtrdnivttl «>! I ffifUllffi titan ik, #*tb l I J pVaAIPB^I.I. T.od,AMrAEUt^ j Bnw-aeg.T* 4*ew-H 1 Stei 43te-tf WYTHEYILLE ff •••< -Mgr MiH-lom* Lam ban in«Ml)> ua,« | ooUihuy- V ■ upt are thirty-five by filly feet i tire cost was about $1,200. tion speaks well for the devotion of chnreh wn* "dedicated, mvoraHng U- the congregation to the eburrh of ’ the beautiful form jivesctllied tn the their fathers and of their choice, ns Book iff Worship. The dedicatory well as their eulighteuetl Christian sermon was delivered by Bro. Beriy-, liberality and zeal. The congregation ' from I There, v: 21, to the Inrgeat ■uimbera only about eighty member*. 1 audience tlmt bn* ever been roflretVal None of them are rich tn thi* world’s on any occasion in this rletnity. It goods, but they are, wliat is infinitely was composed of Lutherans, M*-tlio- hj. ju-r.J. S. lMrrtek. At II •’duck I letter, rich in faith, and hnvr, nnaldetl <]i*ts, Baptists, and, I believe, a few by others, erected and paid for this ( yniverwdists ; and notwitbstandjng v.-....* : e.., v i- ff*. 1 ” ^ A -,tj» beautiful house, iu which they, and their children, and children's children may worship tin? living God. It i* an ornament and we trust will prove a rich blessing to the neighborhood, and will stand aa a proud monument to tbe memory of those by whom it was ptanneil and exeeniert. In this enterprise much praise is due to their devoted nud highly esteemed and beloved Pastor, Rev. I’rof. J. C. Barb. In addition to his onerous duties as Professor of Mattie mattes in the Wesleyan University at AAheus, regularly djsptmscs the word and sacraments to this and another ehitfch, besides preaching frequently at other places. He is not only a man of fine natural endow ments, well cultivated, and a good theologian, bnt he is an excellent practical preacher, most devotedly attached to the doctrines and usages of the Lutheran Church, aud labor* industriously, energetically and-per- u servbring!yfor the promotion iff her the inclemency of the weather, this large congregation listened with the most inteuae interest to tbe decidedly able aod instructive discount* of Bro. B. tt was understood that he would, diacusa the pecnliar doctrines and usage* of onr church, hem . all of p.mtonti rtaMiug anti the rei)iprei o4 the adwstzy. Ou motion, the dioonn—utt waa thscoo tinned until is*r neat Coaler eat ml At 10 reh glows o'ciouk, Hunday morning Rev. U. A. Uotlea preached tn a large and attentive eoagWRatioo. The rite tff confirmation wn# adaiimatered to dx young |iem*M by Rev. T. S. Hoinest. Her. J. A. 8hgh con sc eratetl tbe etemteitn at the Lord'* Hupper. Muny. who love their Irerd and Master, remembered Hun around Hi* tab!*. Tits collection lifted was l*t*M* i Ub'- -a I a,"-* P I )>«ar vioere- voq , ^ • haute _ «*«* «•». -IRWI JgA IrrijhM. i» ytUiOM «!•» tv imp jflr-wftfuS'f.i? «a av-Pwa toft IT ■ ila. r rei— tea re a- -. -v -IP r a n»».lh'« Irtok ->xx»>iij^ IO d.|\xX#*>-^ X. B--] oannut cal ! u luakr * arriiin*. and m*y rjMt*n*v a- after ta-pactiOB so not meet thrir wtohea, pro aided liiey ate at* injured. CaUfapMa be fanrarted. po*Ug» paid, to •ay addrew alreiwi y#**H*tcd. Addrca* nor. a witm.j.sb-'i, lie. SB V: Ikpatte Stnat. JialUmax, Mi. Aug 18 -Mtoateua* ret1—tf PATKHT ELASTIC SPWJCII A Siifciiiuit fur Hair and Feathers. The EVaffiir Sponge Mattress i* tbr IreahWcM. «ktMS, Orel kfcctfc, durabl and best lx—-to tt.# trortd. The Elastic Sponge PQlow* , arc litU. -A nrret. ami fra* Iron an unhealthy and oiregiveabk- odor, a* more faMtere have. The Elastic Sponge Cushions far Cl,unfa. OtTtor# nr OMir, are far auponor tn «rm Uic beat cxirta* hsir, (wfctrb to neo-r found ia aucb anicW.) lllifl i«aiaiac the lufluoa. rcty QtoiiorUkUr, and reucb ctwaper than good Imir.'’ Tne gliatto Sponge In Farnituro aa ic ia alway* ’ ft*# and ao penna- • eorere eooauutJr tO tbe beauty af tbe fr,*ro oeoUr run. ti.ua Kurnkure. ich bettor tbaa- hair, as -mkaAfiai Urectllh y tlarekf aa to keep tbe i Tbs Elastic Spang* Goods *Htri» se— i#T ~ MffifaNetri^nNMRi'ts price Ere at ponds a !■ sir Local Agent* Wanted. So fa** -touted ie ert-rr Imta tb-pflakt-. » k tte W. Pe«*r*e sum, ttokilnoee. M*. ttrwvv > to—iv ■ek «—’#»■»■ . —.-■»'■<■. i. I- " ■*■■<# 4’ erx \ — fyirBTrFTrft ’*«• - - - , \ _ - > Largo Winter Hoad Lettuce. mwrssao. m-hkibv, sox aeo.. arnWn sfemva.'tsi.re «s ytewaentthawipMriteaM lM» new -variety n? tTlxiTl?^ALrS'LB*to^mwi Vbr toss U»r*-rtet and prtrale parden, as H to rrelg.kir reafaUy i ...isK 11 » TItR«K WKKKfi KAlOJJCB odt MM utif dtkVr ratieVt of Lettuce, exeeffi Mhat •area tedw stee A will Mod far Iftter »i<W ixolertum ia the caUtM of nr MMiitlr^i fonts rerr large, solid, matt exceed, ■trig retort trendakftouw load*. Ito *dhde ad* kros-Biab Uage. Order* for eetoi. ai.d can TRCK «t {fair tore .Japa-re'vlm Saan arlan k re*, h**fato«*1 T u 7 aastBtaflttriNW^iS rr. Wkil-i. toll Use riuat «**»- ;# -ffl * t»t Wcl»iM!» esd Was *M; WcOreriut, t*«**ir|u reauto MMlto faamuttoa -,f| fan-ixtua HfWteii! •«» . rujya rw aireoy or ^vrqs^, i ^ O'ggolfo Son 4 CO-’* IlPVOalft SEED CATALOGS ’ Mtoaeal IVftomntoll, r nifqa'iiXki toom Ii' rlgfit Id tele m Ail came expecting to learn something ^ to in boUdmg th* Iruthonm of tlie Church of UofonnutHMi, and j rburcl. hi the city of Oniamlna A C. ¥•> table i all were gratified, for Bi». mon wo* replete with valuable and t interesting information, historical, j doctrinal, and statistical—»nd waa delivered witli the moat imprrssira eloqueuee. Iu yhe i-ourse of lii* re mark*, he tut tired tha Book of Wor- ship, spoke of it as au iutprovenient ou our mode of wocahip, and urged its otluption and oat? upon all Lu theran*. He also spoke ip form* of praise of tha Lutheran. Vintor, rcc ommeudiug it as the Church (taper for,all Southern Lutherans, and ad vised *U to patronize 1t henitily. welfare. I could not, whilst refleoting 1 appeal to ftehalf pf the congregation, on what he ha* aeeomptiabed iff hi* , and a.aotlectiou wo* taken up wliicU field of operation, and the promptness resulted to an amount sufficient to ff, A. HI.lii Hi *M*r pea fare. Business Department. gretyi Jkooterto- Rev J Reheror, $1.23 pay* to 102 1’ I> Krav, 2.fi0 - 1W I)r J II Oramun. 9M * 104 Claff ff A«R, 2-fiO ••’*‘117 Adam K Orerere, fi.«0 a “ • 1M IfrsACTuruiptemd, XfiO lf.1 1*1 II V Wotrtogi 4.00 ,, mi fall. and liberality with which hi* people res;Kind to the calls made upon then for means to carry on succeasIhUy the For the Columbia Chareh «•* ^^ H| Mia* Heater A- Fray, Madi*m, Y*-,, At the ctoac of the discount', t be $5 i Cash, Muilisou, Va, Ami 7 L P®Ji, pastor, Rev. Bailey, made aa earncat touted by Mjg. IJ Islgvfiekl^ a t^r $A50 ; Key, P., Uetrick, >«; collection in. Is?j»auon AwdkA C n Rev. P-.Derrick, iMWtor, Mr. J. W. Barber, ^5; Rev.Mi. A. Houck, $o; Mias Georgia Ilaiglcr, $2; Mr*. Ajn$jDa|a%4ft . . f , ,, ... liquidate the entire indebtedueM to- eurred in rearing the new building- after which, the load’s ttupper waa Biqr. r rerewfana u*w*> jbecuoul- are mOV. It Cr MRMrVHNE * V Af^t.” » ' '.ill » BfOtel-odtHI. W-aTork; Sejd 1 .v a 3~-3to *» ntaalopatKl Pd*W|?. l it4TWj rI4---Sf* * ski* W ot uw.ato vtetebw u^-mertt reremw WlNd?Z Jttd trv’A » ffc ritorer *»d VertoN, Card.*, ^gheffie* \utor 1AT0. !'Oet net rtFIl in January. 1 ■*)»?» Wtoton* Uteocw. work, .true of I •«*- of J'uUW. Ofli.I.lHting Fee iiipiffiffffiH _ ;„n co.. »«r wtoutotot'Skte fr> -ai t* Btowtwr. X. Y. | I»"I ... r-Ji! u<v. loneer then fees are pn-naid. ia re*air#*U> furnish eul^wIr dW^Oinwtol->«md toodmare. ho.tefO, . AAR I will be retained K.heer than feet are prepaid, vlfafeh wifoo Mtxixnn. T UB «-..*** OMtou* »e* tlee-ilarewin^, <'pu'duinlrwUJUr addatord-to M*V JS.; Ifa uffi i lllillfllt JJUUL olVCUiy a«.„ on U,J a n, I «tf»»AO» OW neoalre immediate attention - , ... ,., . auppiy *•» It^uk. -ifo^hifa jmp. m«* -X*! If*, jkm: **.**«, ****£-*£; T pOJMlli i'♦■nit Briii .T,‘T*7tr?r-'Jta'rc I its T*tee*|*n* T.rb»i-rref-. ,» - S-rijafaaia fte*|ff I« TAB BOOK OF WORSHff. ’ .SEjNT FREE! m V. '£ THE i-’-dt Nfa,\ 5t to fiu an order* far rew.lffyiur and allothwrheiacgi- w : rt&xar #a. v.v Bto F»ct«r r »n« *ay 20 “ DIE MODI wl r-„ - - - inorohi • Jv \ P ‘ - • ctilnUBiM «;ff»; ;i4-JJi ^4 .>b- « iflTITt M«rocvw«.,a,-aJr^*». #:*« YffiRS, flBdiffi, ,ky toraioa- Paper ami a xteeral aew^Hte of StaUooerr alway* on hand. Adames, arete* to liST-iW »<o*v fa t. aontAOt Stoff 8 p.afo)F .‘.iteulfiMf sr~ tdfrl.tyres-utotti Hmt- teq* rwiy It -fa" —• *° be .ppreelareatinSPlterqfafafff JJ ■rcwtatowrfoui too-U ■iai ateir ii rn - ton re Twri*y->*Mis April 20 —r S ^' 0 the ac!e«ibn t>f Libraries. Jl ®T4f! in*^ .m 21 TLV.tor oitoged lo 11 nJ a«em,te r ^ayfc'■■ ttefoweat awrtei p&e,.»o<fcn •>' •'» ' «-WnaO. anuties Kotfa te. which are Wtnateed U* K .> , ^tfP**«ckq»tei V «re f re*:M»d U xM tfU- i ivprcstwwi to tbe gur- 0-M >\ '***:>■% "urirm