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die Citurcli
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THE ' LUTHERAN VISITOR. COLUMBIA, S. C„ WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 5, 1870.
anioo for the good of the whole
Now, bow dunged! The
(institution la ignored, 'and tb*
un ioo th«» ooee existed iu the hearts
of the people, is located at the seat
of government. There alao legisls
tr .* is beeemiog centralised, and
repteaentativeB make laws and en-
fores them, avowedly to units the pro
fa and then trample under foot,
|tl , a uud individual rights. This
ptUdstwi of righteous govenunent
|(|f sr* to bo the model adopted by
ggtt ecclesiastical unionists. Sup-
v fa they succeed and unite tbe
' yfaole Obristian Church upon this
skmUI anti wbat has • tlioy gained t
Do they not see that the cohanminn
tiou of their efforts will lie hut an
imitation of the papal beiraechy t In
that vast establishment mttoit Is ecu
trained id Kome. There the INija-
sad his Cardinals legislate, and
(heir tracts a tv promulgated through
out Abe Catholic world, and rendcml
* binding by the monstrous ductrine
of infallibility. Liberty of romrience
snd private interpretation nre crnsli-
cd under the iron heel of ecclesiasti
cal despotism, and the laikxt of the
Catholic Church is secured l tf jtbe
SaUrtik* ftf dignity and foatdMoil.
liresk the apvll of infallibility, as
* UtbeVdW with his imnderoosaledge
* hammer of truth, and the lioman
Catholic Church wiB be shivered to
fragments.
Ms tree, these men lately In eon
veution, da not aim at infallibility,
- bat intent npon centralization, they
fondly hope to attain the same re
salt. Miserable abortion 1 They
omit the only element that could gi\ e
them success. Instead of infallibility,
so potent in ecclesiastical matters,
civil governments nse the bay oust.
Remove infallibility from tlie one.
and the bayonet frwn the other, and
you arver the bond of union in both.
In the most snevestoful days of the
papal heirsn-by these two wen- eum-
bined, and but for the sujtcrior |**iwt*i-
of troth, tbe whole world would have
been united. Ilow puerile then tbe
effort to gain the name result without
either of tltesc fsarntinl Ism.l-t of
auiaat
But is there no union in Christ's
Chureh t Is tbe ’ phrase “Com-
liutnioii of saints," without tnc.iniiig t
Or has it existence' .mly in a friture
, and more glorious development of
the Clicscti 1 Let ns me. Ik-fore
' you proceed farther in the |w*rnsal of
this article, trend tbe thinl chapter of
Neheraiah. The olijaet of the Jews
-was the building of tha walls of Je
rusalem. There was no,diversity of
interests, no private plans tli;»f infer-.
terrd witii tbe add grind aim. Tlierv
was union in the objeet-to be acrom-
piished. Tlie entire circuit of Jerusa
lem was completed with laborers,
and twh portion was iissignesl to »
tribe, or family, or party. Tlie ob
ject being tbe same, there was
necessarily union or concert of ftc-
. fion. There tbe material to be used
was not at one time brick and then
stoue, and again wood, bay or stub
ble, and tbe mortar in one locality
praperly tempered and at aaotlier
ns tempered. Hence there was
naion in the selection and use of
proper material. Beyond this, union
was not necessary nor desirable. In
one locality unaided moscular power
was most efficient, iu another the
hrory lever, md still in n not her the
vxane and pulley. But different ways
of doing the same thing did not
interfere with union or liarmoby in
the entire work. Besides this, we
4 find in verse 28 of this ebppter. that
the jrietft repaired, ererg one over
. "WSft 4»* home, pc^ia other words,
ewoy owe cd the priests minded hi*
ora hnmnenn. They did not. call »
eonnetl, to be composed of “10 ddr-
'gstes from earirnf the Hjjhert Judi
catories” of these busy, building
parties, fn order to |mss resolutions
ami build the troll on paper. There was
action, earnest action, and the wall
cnmpjpted iu tbe short since of
°f ftftj-two days, “for the people had
» mind to work.” This work too was
completed in the face of opposition
f tom BanlieUat and Tobiah, uud
despite tbe disaffection «f the tribe
°f Jndah, who did nothing-end Were
no doubt advocates for union pro
vided all would agree with them.
In this history of the building of
the walls of Jerusalem we liave n
"“dri of true Christian nnktn. Here
we have—
L The objeet—tbe upbuilding and
extension of the kingdom of Christ
throughout the world.
2- Action, earnest action, by the
proper use of the means given n»,
nz: the pure word of God and the
x *rament* of the Church. “• •
R- The material, via: those who
repeat and confess Jctsu*
Christ
Upon this basis the whole Church
• B«d is already nnited, and reso-
wtions for more effectual union arc
*®1>erfluou» and onueccHsary. Be-
5 flmdaioentri principles of
the model we have selected
‘ DOt ' ea< ^ n8 ' ^ ac ** denouiirfi
« T a Meet “ k pl«*«cs,
what hour it pleases, under any
krtaagements best suited to locality,
COSvenicnce or other circumstances.
Paul preached at Troos until mid the other, and when our fhith accepts
night, and then talked, until dawn ; the Word, regeneration takes place.
of day in social conversation caleu
luted to edify ; but be did not enjoin
upon its to do likewise, nor did he
forbid us, if It wit thought best.
Joshua wished Moses to silence El
dad' uud Medad, (>’uiu. xi : 38)
ies-ousc they prophesied in the eamp
and not before tha tnbernaele. Mo
ses reftised gnd approved their eon-
duct by wishing tbe same spirit
might rmt open all Israel. Johu
told the Stiviour (laiks ix : 4M,) Mas-
tor, we saw one easting oat devils iu
thy name; uud we forbade .him,
because he followed not with u*. Jesus
answered (V : 50) Vorldd him not)
for he that in not spots*/ s* in for an.
Now Joshua Mid Johu were both
unionists on a false basis, and met
with merited reproof. I>iversity of
operatioiia is not opposed to unity of
purpose. LimiERANra.
i-'-si—:—
fur lit* Lilhertu Visitor.
look sf Worship
X
KAl-SK DOCTKIMKS.
Objection.—The ninth Artieleofthe
Angsburg ('itnfessiou tenches haptin
mal regeneration, and many other
expression* found in the Book of
Worship seem to imply the snno
thing.
Annwer.—Much ilepend* on What
you menn by “ha|»tismal regenera
tion* If you luesn that it teaches
The difficulty w ith us iu our belief
of baptismal regeneration arisen
more from an ImprojH-r idea of true
faith and Its wonderful [tower, and
wbat ettnstitubes conversion snd re
generation, than from anything re-
imlsive In the doctrine itself. It is
often overlooked how Intimately as
sociated an* baptism Mid rugeitera
tion. *H<- that believeth and is
hoptined, shall be saverL* “Except n
man Is* Istrn of water hiuI of the Spirit,
be can not cuter into the klugdom
of heaveu.” Baptism is spoken of iu
the Test a incut aa lUl “iudnetlon into
(1114*1"—a “putting on of Cliriat”—s
“washing away of sins”—a “washing
of regeneration"—a “bnrial with
Christ,” Jto.
To strengthen lay i*-»»iium, 1 take
the liberty of tjiHiting from “Doc-
trinsl Tracts," page 248. No one
will charge our Methodist brethren
with being too “old LiUherau r on
tlie subject of baptism. They de
clare officially the brnrftn of Iwptisvu
as follow*:
“1. Tlie washing away of the
guilt of original sin by the sjppli<*a-
tion of the merits of ('Urist-’a death.
(Kphe*. H 30.) 2. Hy baptism we'
enter into covenant with (rial (Gen.
axil: 7. X By W>apti*ni we ore ad
milted into the Church, ami con**- •
quently made memliera of Christ, its
Head. (Gal. iii: 27. 4. lly lmpiism
we, who were by nature children of
wratli, are made the children of Goal. 1
ran not stay without the means. MOUNT AMflENA
The heavy drain ttpoo the Bymal, at, FEMALE SEMINARY,
tta lnt meeting, is, no doubt, tbe Uraisi m Jhtml flmssat thhn-»« CWaa>r. M. C.
cause of this want.
Brethren, we ap|ieal to you iu
tbeir behalf. Lot each one wiio fovea
the ('hurch, the cause of the Be-
deemer, the onward progress of our
Zion, interest hia fricmU in behalf ui
these young men, utul they will,
remain hen- and complete their
studies, and qualify them selves for
the great work to which they have
T im 8(811* Samoa of t*i« luMMaitv* wig
omano, ouch* Kim Ui.id._r i B Janaary,
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Orel iar.
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ToHhia la IVtawry iVp.rt am,!, frinn $1.M
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tribntfol-s immediately, cither to us j
or Pi Maj. I*. Wim-, Treasurer I
Hyuod. J. 1*. S.M lil.TZEIf.
Marriages.
Married, on tbe 16th, lfoeemimr,
by Rev. J. llawkiua, Mr. Thank K.
Ma vbin, of Newbsrry, to Mum Kaw
MR EVANa, of Goshen Hill, Uaiou
County a O.
TW #«(«# MfffMM »fT taffilr frtem $71 to $M
p#r mshni l« tls# Ktaglisut ffiiol ^uklkAitc Ifo^Mti-
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Jan J 4 ix—it
On same day, by tbe u
Jacob Wkbtz, to Mum
T .• Lutheran unday-School
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E-q. All of Dead Fall, 8. C. | ;
Married, Dramlar
Rev. A. K. Rode, St the Lwtan* mom
Mr. J. Rspktona to Mis.Lina Kind
All of ColuBilda, 8. C.
The “CAROLINA FERTILIZER” is made tad the Phosphates of South
.11 .«< l. -* *■ - am Ii.nmnd. u.... i Usivfflus, and is pniuounced by various Cliemists one of the best Manures
Kfah, by the | IML n s wprd tfai p*,, i -| i>i,a«n • , known, only Inferior to Peruvian Gaano iu its Fertilising Properttea. These
lUm, will rna a u*i» I1*o*|>lmie« are the remains of extinct land und aes saimafo, ftud 1*0080*8
ipixhUe* of the gmOeat value to the ugricultuiist.
We annex the aualysis of Pndessor Mbcpunl.
Married, ia Coluuibu, a L, De
cember 96th, 1X09, by Rev. E. A.
-V -™- Holies, Mr. lUlUKBT K. OKIUKB to
, wr,U *' ,rp the children of t.ml. Mim Mabv A „ y CaBOUBB. daugh
that icofcr regenerates the soul, then And this regeiiciaticn, which our 1 lrr ^ y| r j^,, \yfac, of Lexington
we fall you that you make a j Churrh in so many places ascribes to County, ii. C.
great mistake, a»d Unit tl'iere is md | tmptiam, ia more than aterely being -■■■■■ ' ' '■ ■ .
a Word in (be uintfi Article that is , sdmittetl into tbe Church, though | BllSiHfigg Department.
L1B0KVT0HT or THE MEDICAL CuLLKiiK OK SOUTH 0 A KM. IgA.
Audlftta ul m ##i
Cidewluted to bud any one to any commonly connected therewith; he
such ennrlnsiim. If yon mean that ing grafteil into the body of Chrfat's !
it teaches that the word alone in the
water efffa-ts regeneration, again we
say. yon arc mistaken. If yon mean
that the wafer and the word united,
i*f themselves regimerate, still we
Churrh, we an* made tbe children of
God by adoption and grace. • • •
• * By water, then, the water of
baptism, we are regenerated or l*orn
again; whence it is also railed by
■ousyi Issaml
say, yon are mistaken. If you mean the apostle, ‘the washing of rrgen
that, independent of everything else,
tlie Holy Spirit regenerates any on-
because tic Ah baptized, still yam see
in error. If you rut-ai* that tfo* water,
and Hie word, and the Holy Ghost, nil
three, necessarily ami inevitably re
generate, again you ul* mistaken,
lint if you meun that Imptisin is not
enitiou.’ ”
Who, after rending tbe above, wit}
•wit that we ascribe too much to
hnptism f
Our ConfrankMi says it ia “now
sury to salvation.* Ho it is. Who
dare to wilfrtlly refuse to be l*a|dixrii
and yef ex)wct to get to fo-aven f
raise water, fait that it is the water' •( » necessary, -as lustitute.1 ami
rouinuinded by God our Suv inor, as
an onliiutr.v mean* of snlvatiou. a Inch
we are bound to n*e. yet not in sitrli
sense of absolute necessity that sal
vution, in no cane, is to he foul
without it.” if it ia out of our
power to obey the command, then
wc may Is* saved by extraordinary
un-ini.-*, but baptissi p nrcraaaiy in
all onbnary vases. Now. let as mil ^bp liujjit
again charge tlie Lutheran Church • ^n n , f,
with truching an errnw on impli.
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. .Kquink-al to 1141 lusilubL. (lira*).
Misaiin- 0|01d
OrjMk Miner. .Mi muss wane «f combiiMilaa iipritcd at low ret hnt.
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Vick’i Floral Guide for 1870.
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fafosirie Arid I I t I Eyuivafott to U U SulpfaU uf Liar.
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(ki Ua«rMwtk«f ilm. mails. I mm fai to oflifv to tbr .uprrioritr ./il K - CAROLINA
EKRTILIZER . xwaisrd. ^ C. V. SHEPARP, in
We will furnish this excellent FERTILIZER to Planters and others at
66U 1ST I * si of 2,000 lbs.
GEO. W. WILLIAMS A CO , Factor*.
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SdcSrnSSffrSsipianos i piano* i ij»»« «««««****!
A hakeiilste for Htir uf Fctthm.
ridst thw in III. Mskiuf * la*
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It M Ik. aanal hnalMoL m welt aa
a yiblalnd. ji<
fa tkr i'okur. of
laonaiw Kfaal fluid, yubtofad. firiuf jriaua
ii < hapmne. bool
tellers, t tdatnhfa H. t\ during
werh t udiag IheraUtr IA
Par the 1 ■Ih.su Vldt*e.
In Want *f s Putor
t package to Dr. Muller. Sandy
ttaa, X. <*.; 1 package fn Win Au
corn)irohetided in Gofl’f eommnml.
mid c**nnecti*d with God's Word.-und
mill when pro|k-rly oilmuiisterisl und
rec»*ivixl by faith, it may be w mean*
of grace through which Urn Holy
Ghost effivts the regencratHin of the
soul—then we say, you art* right.
The Augsburg Cuufoiwion tfoes era
phstiraliv and without any e«piivo
ration teach such a doctrine.
Dr. Luther says, in his Larger
< ateehisni: “In tlie find place, it is j
idmoliitely necessary to nmleistanit
welt the words upou whivli favptisin
is founded and in which consists all .
that is to be said about it,” viz:
Mliere Christ gives the t-omraisxuHi
to baptize. He argues, then, that it -
ia a divine institution, and tunst have
| a definite object in view. 1) ran not i
be useless, as the very least thing -
Ood does is greater than the greatest i * >.'dung to change their field of labor,
thing man .foes; that its efficacy I *° “**• GUo, ‘ ch “ r K e * U “ v,u * ,en .
is found in the diviae command, and d, ml rra'gnalfon to the emigre »ge to Luther Chapel, Newberry,
to be baptized by the command of , tiou* com losing this pastorate, to Ml .
God is to be Irnidizeilof Rod; that. u,ke inrt
! the water is sanctified tlmmgh its P roxi, "°' “*•> wil1 w left destitute,
connection with the Word, sod i ,nd ** dtwireteasourathessrwtew
thereby becomes a divine water- ^ a a. smoi as pomdMa.
I “not that the water in itself is better i Tfa-re are three congregations be
than any other water, but because ' h*nging to the charge, a ith S
: the word and command of Ood have j tataibership of nliout Otte hlUtdml
an sod N *r* Ok*
TV Kfaal Ga*S* is pahl..k^ fa tk* krariit I
«f ai c *aaai ira, to w4aaa S I* ana 1-* riikwi
■pffaanaa. bat will ba krtirM to Ml wka .
•eriT sr ow*L fa m cxnx wkict* a fat fas
to. OWL
khbtm James rice.
Hacfasw, * T. I
Dec- 22 Ii—3t
Gold Modal was Awardod
at tor far Pair ia BaWmort to
o’ixaSa in. srar*?
Tha Elastic Spongs Mattress
ia to. haakkiMt. clcawro. msm Ornate, SaiaU
sod brat Ud ia to* wuriA
The Elastic Sponge Pillow*
ar* UfU, Mil. «VNl food (rt* (ram an
and dtSHtgrreeaMe odor, tag mom feathers hove.
The Elastic Sponge Cushions
* hr Ckurok, Carriage or Chair, art hr aupariar to
•rneu the beet curled heir, (winch id oewer louuA
ki >oeh ffflirV*,) tlvtyt tefoiniof the fattonE.
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or run
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art la to# KfuaM*.
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niraatod fa Srr r*»r*. wito ttw proto** of (k-i —.a. .^* , a lmel ufc - aa* as 'awma-
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.Seotxso furttai I'ukhm mtmi Pmrktt <k|pus* j*lw«) 9 Kuraiture. *4
«-• tMM»! »t from l«v $300 } " s
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Messrs. Editors : Having rrct iverl ' to lloifond A McAulev, Relent, Vs.; ****** Scr>r*a« Map*, afa «far u.fa* fa-1 aarr. I iwrfatt. X. C.; 0.tok IknkoVbl. Os-
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are MsUiofr rapid It. mitd
hud lor ptapiiiou, giriag
(Mice furt of goods.
rind accepted a call to tb« Mt. Airy [ 1 I*****’'Rev. Samuel lfofhrock,
1‘astoroU', in Wythe County, I U«*sirr RaHsbury, N. C.; 1 purkngi* to Itcv.
tbrough the columns of the Lutheran J- D. Holies, la-xmgUm, N. C.; 1
Visitor to call the attention of tfomc 1 puckage to Kev. A. D. L. Moser, Mill
Hill, N. C.; 1 package to Rev. 8. T.
Hallman. F'irt Motte, 8. C.; I pack
come to it.” “For this reason,” he
says, “it ia nothing but th« villainy
and illusion of the devil that our
new spirits of the prgsent day, for
the pnr]>ose of degrading baptissi,
separate it from the word sod insti
tution of Oral, and viae hut the water,
which in dipped out of the' fountain,
and there exclaim with foaming lips:
‘Wbat shall a handful of water lielp
the sent 1"
Lutheran Institutions.
COLLEGES.
ROA NOK bToOLLKO K.
^1 A LEM. t.*rir flimntT. T. TV w-ww ,
and eighty roramnnieauts. There :
in* also one humlrod acres of laud (fa****«fa Erpn***, fit*,
with a comfortable •lmelluig bous.-, „„ M K«**lt7i or to D. F. UITTLK, P.P. !
and all neeesanry outbuildings, be- 1 Tfato*. *« hfa. Va
.CAMPBELL
•Mrrtrf Af'nt,
Strasbourg, Va
longing to the pastorate, which have
been porehastHl for the use of a par
nonage. The churches are distant
two, five, and fifteen miles from the
parsonage. Any one, by becoming
the pastor of this charge, will find a 1 f- A HtCU.lt. Prfafaai of Culkgr, llauat
pleasant Aeld of labo^ 1 make this 1
tofiliT
™ . , _ .. ^ . statement after a resilience of Ion
' ... , years in their midst. 1 do not limve
depend* on the Worrl. The Word 7. . T „ , ,
. .. T. . them because I am ttre*l of the place, :
of God is the onlv medium through .. . . . _ . ...
.. . .. „ , ’ . .. _7. or the people, but because I feel it to
which the Holy Sjant »««inanly * , w
o|icrate*. We have tbfit Word writ 1 ' J 1 1
NORTH CAROLINA COLLEGE.
M Ot’XT PLRAXAXT. (.far... OwatT.
X. C. For luturaiMi m afara*
fa tha 0glk|ku /oar. Soa,
ten in the Bible, s|ioken by God’s
ministern, ami cotmcctml with the
elements in the sacraments. Faith
is essential to the reception of that
Word. It will wot be denied that it
is the Holy Spirit that regenerate*
the sotil—that He effects regener
ation through the medintn and
agency of the Word. You go to
church and hear the gospel, arc
brought to conviction, ami are finally
enabled to obtiuu » hope of imrtlou
—you are it Christian. How wns it
effected I Woe it riot the work of
the Spirit operating through the
truth which you bad beard f You
did not convert yourself, nor did the
minister, and you are willing to
ascribe all to the Holy Ghost. You
read your Bible, and the same
glorious change is effected, and is
effected in the same way. Now,
precisely the same change may la*
effected in baptism, by precisely the
same means, and in precioeiy the
same way. The word is offered In
baptism just as it is offered by the
preaching of the gospel, and faith
will accept it itt one as readily oa in
; tiou of ray Master's vineyard.
Any one desiring to know some
thing more in rcfereuee to this
charge, ran do so by addressing Bro.
Wm. Keister, at Newport, V*.; or
- Bro. Geo. Snidow, at Pembroke.
Giles County , Va.
J. C. BEPA88.
NEWBERRY COLLEGE.
kl/ ALII ALLA. Omna* ' aaatr.S C. Board,
M fill; Tuitioa, *4 M *rt oKOrili la Oollrs*
D*|**n*mit; *3 urr nnatl. ia U.« m-naratorr.
Afaraaa lUv. J. P. 8MKLTZRR.
Walhslk. ft C.
CBBI.S call to toBka a wlrniaa, aatr nefar fa I
VTHlag, afa ma, tsrUsnqs fa ottof t-fa. afa,
*• «lto* HSffln*. aa am men tow uto. ftv
.to. tor, arm aal *afsrmS.
Cat»lrw«to 8->U hr fa»«,faA prms w* fakt. A- .
•ay a44rrflfl arfasrrrr r*|mlsL Afaiiat
'ret. ft r.rmtAfa,solt.
Ka 1* W Kflrtotr Slrrri.
sasiMflc. AM.
Aug 18 1—tf
THE BOOK _0F WORSHIP.
MZikit fa a«*fa*fa sf tie Ksasfrtsat to-
fa** fefa ef Afa'* America.
T his book or «t« n *».. .»•)
rooty. Wr pr, Ibfl (linrrii rifkl tr.ll
to* mar, «wr fa*. »fa I* toh wil p*ri of to*
|SUSU accrar to lUr krarSl of tfa ttrarck.
Pric* I* Sl nrp fit 00
•• “ Tfa-V Aiatoayw I 1* 1
• • Aratoaq** IUR I U ,
- • K«m Two, m>t Afar 1 00 |
14 14 Mnraeeo, ralra pit 1 40
44 “ Tarif f Morocco, pfaor 1 St
44 44 Tariry Mooaroa, paper rsua fat - 4 00
44 * Tariry Antiqur A 00
Witti pit tfa*, M nM. cut*
Miatorra *fa C apre flrtloe. ara .TflurrCrd to
tofa oa tltoir tfam >t oner, to wltna a Aircoanl
of lea per cmL Is made
UTFPIR 1 CHAPMAN
Afa fab n. (Mxafax g C.
Aug .1 1—tf
Soul* a-t» l*arfl .
PI AXOS riocfl ito wi
A CaM to ulitori
Trroto—Gls-f*L
April 9
? ! ilh
everybody likes tlsem
W loll partionlsR, with
Local Agents Wanted.
A a Afreet oeatod ia meaty towa ia tfa State-,
to trboa will be firm the erchaire tokaf tlieoe
(oudi M. MOYKS. Uea'I A genu
1*0 W. Fayette Street, Haiti morn, Md.
May 13 40—ly
F*w the larikcnD Visitor.
An Appeal.
Brethren, read, rafted, and ad.
We mnst have help—immediate
help. Wc ran not, we dare not,
slmndon the work the Ia»nl ha*
given us P> do. He requit*-* us to
make every effort, to use every mrans.
We hare hero at College three young
men—Messrs. Boozer, Bttsby and
Hughes—making romiuemlnble pro
gress in their studies. They have
asked ns what they mnst do. Not
one cent have they received for the
present session. There are no fluids
ill the Treasury of Synod. In obedi
ence to the wish of 8ynod they are
here. How can they stay without
tbe means 1 What is to he done t
We can not send them away { thoy
FEMALE SEMINARIES
WYTHEVILLK FEMALE COL
LEGE.
W’TTHrVILLK. WytooOouMy. Va Board
11 per wm,** of I smntl*, fill. Tuition
ia Oolk-pa rVfnniMM, *1-. ; la tl*a PfaparaUHy,
SI4. Muaw. ».«, extra.
CfNu-BUtiicath'.n- addretofa to Her. R. If.
Mi-DONAI.U. Wythevitu, Va, will raerira
imeieliaic tttontitst.
MOUNT AMfENA FEMALE SEM
INARY.
VfiODtfT l’LKASAXT. C.barrea Coairty
*» to $M par
X. 0. W hoi* mxpeass ia Kisrlxdl
SrienUflc Pep.Mmenl. frwn
Fw Infaatotioa addrea*
Rar. D. J. DtlKHKR.
' Mount P!e
A Good Chance
r iatmdocfl thy Climax Knitter. Has ma
needle, aa waifhla la aiatpto, fltnmp, raar;
kail* .nythinx Compute that ms fa halt by
band or by any knitter with fa lew* 1 rouble ar
lima flt *14. Alao, a ataodard, doubla-tUraad.
I*rjre. Iiandnome. Mfrhly Improrad Sewinp Mu-
Uiina *t $J1. Moekista semi aa trial Liberal
diaosuL a PATBOJil, Ooamrml Afa
• 111 Mari*. 9c, Wilmington. Del.
Jaa 8 1*—ly
fi. A. FAHNESTOCK’S
VERMIFUGE.
W ITT ia I: that ao many etdMri-a di* flnder
tfa fay of At* yoarat Tfat a larjre
proportion of rkiklrm die andcr that ape, hu
•nag been * anlyert of raawri. *od witlioui a
wUMfasary enure atentained, it ia certain
Abe* it ia known that wwaw ***** ia the
hitman ayakran than Itaenrlieri infancy ; Iberrlure
parents, oop-dally motla-n*. arko ara toura ooa-
•lantlr with their ctiiMrm. oao nut tfa loo
otroerinx at tfa Bro rymptmms sf wm,-ms; *w
to aaraly si that flxiflt, tltoy ma bo
•affllf sad Csnamly Rsmovsd
than tfa suflt dellcatr iahat, hy tfa lioiely
'Mt Of
B. A. rAHXESTOCrS VERM1FV0K
It Ifl parirctlr fanufaw coatoinfl ao Moroary,
being a /Vrafy VrfeUbk 0. tooa.ilina, afa taar
be adminiatorad with Ifa Utotoat Safety to
Children of all Agfa.
Worn* OOMfeottona. a*ada awre »w the |*ur-
poaa vt pk-aaing tfa palate tfa* at oeeroaBnag
tfa diacaaa, fay* been raaimbctared all oete
tfa ooantry, fat tltoir abort haae of life la
nearly aaliauatod, afa B. A. Fahorfltock'fl
Termifege coutiuaoe to grow ia Emir daily.
CAUTION.
Slwold ooeaawn require yon to porefaar
B. A. Fflhaaatock'a VytTothjya, be partfaaferiy
caret ul to aaa that tfa inkiafe aim B. A. Tina fe
tfa artiela that fat been so
favorably known since hi*.
■fa purefaoer* moat ioaiat on bavins it, if they
So not winh to fare an luiltoUuti feroed upon
Utern. SCHWARTZ S HASLKTT
(Foreacriy Ik A. Pahneauck'a Son A Co.,)
A*l> PrsproUn. Pittafcargh, Pa.
ivc i« io-i y
WAIDO VEBVIfcMES.
• .
T UB Waudo Mining and Manulertunny
Company fare alway* oa fand a luB
•apply of ifa a bora Sanrevedly popular atont
manulacturrd from - tfa Boue PisatpiiatM ul
Ariik-y Hleer. 44 * Kler to* in per, toon of a onto
pat et Cfatofan. We refer, by permifaoa fee
isfenoaiion oa to it* valor upon rarioo* ctopft tl
the Rev. T. 8 Bmxsarr. of t oaaaria. ft C..wbo 1a
oar astlmrM Agsst (br Uto above “ Standard
FertilweT.”
wm a nrsits t co. G«n. a Ft*,
FaMo-r afa C*«aio»wioo Merct«nta,
Hu 1 South AUaatie WfaK
Cfarfeoua, ft C
Mar 20 41—tf
O’KEEFE’S
Largo Winter Head Lettuce.
M essrs m. okekf. son a oo , tfa w»a
known and rekfiWe 8e«4 las porters.
Grower*, sod Florwu, Rocheater. 5. T, karin*
crown and thoroughly teeted this new variety
for the pant three ream, now offer it to the pub
lic a* a KINK AND YALUABLK ao^uiaiuoci
for both tbe market and private garden, aa It ia
nwdj for uaa folly ^
* TBKKK WtKCS 1ARLISR V
‘ diati aoT other rariety of Lettuce, except that
grown *adar gtomt Jl fat fafa tfa Ifar
w.Uwmt pnUUssm m Ike coUsst 4 mar aorthara
ctiaMtaa. It Ibnat very large, aulid, and ex iced-
iugiy louder, green yellow bead*, tfa oafada
learea fang sf s brownist) tuige. Order* ior
Seed will fa received now, to be Ailed by oaati,
ia atalrd pnekagte at 40 cents *wcb. and can
only be had GKKUINK AND TRUK at toair
eaubloksaaiL Order immediately of
M. O KRKF, SOKSCO.
Kavfarter, N. Y.
Sap 2 . 3—^jjr
“ DIB MODBBWBLT,”
T HR fart and eixxpnrt illuwretod Farhfen
J.Himal la tfa wartd fee fc*«H>a* sod
Udira geaeraSr. It givaa yearly war IASS
Ulmdraikm*. MS M ated r»Uero*. 10* Tfa-
grama «>r Braid and KaabertdevT, afa 11 feege
I,is),ly ooioted Steal Kagravuwa it muat fa
area t* fa appreciated. Specimen copies *»
cent*. Yssrir. #1.
Kverjr ttumfar coataina from to* to tweaty-
flve full Mnrd pattenia ol altooat aeory daae ip-
lie* of Ifal**' atrl Childran’a fonnenta Send
far apt-cioae*- ft T. TAYLOR, lmpoctor.
Ml Cm ai Street, New York.
April 29 3S—ty
SENT FREE!
M. O’Keefe, Son * Ce.'s
SEED CATALOGUE
Amt Cato, fe Ike FUmr amt layrttodr Carton,
far 1*1«.
P ITBLTSnED ia January. Erare ferae of
Bowen wisltiag lltit oew aad valuable
work, tree of cixarge, sbouki nddrean i—fiMitaly
M. OKKKYK, SON A CO, Eli a auger A Barry a
Block. Reehestrr. X. T.
Oct 6 8—8m
THE
LUTHERAN BOOK STORE,
Ms. not. Vise Surest, fhAidfekia, JVan,
1 8 aow prepared to HU all order* far lay of oar
Church Publication, afa aU other Titrafegl
0*1 and Miooelinncoa* works,
Snaday Sefaola will Ifa H to tfair ndvaatag*
to favor IM with tfair erdfax Special attonthm
gaeer. to tfa rketina nf Libraries,
rwnuou Paper afa a geural aanrimaat of
L SCHRACK. 8upt
P. 0. Box I MO.
42—tf
TOTHK WORKING CLASS.-We an- m.w ^w*^. o* Lead. AtMrena order* to
prepared to fer.W* all efemes with coortnut #m T
ploarment at home, tlto whole of tfa time or tor
tlie mate momenta Bomnma oew, V" *“ d
prnOiable Pwaona of either eel eerily earn from
40c. tnfiS per evening, aad a proporij****! tarn
by devotion llwir whole time to tlie bo-nueaa.
Bora and girt* cart, newly an much •» men.
Hint all who aae thia notk-e may tend their ad-
drena, and teal tfa bnritieaa. we make thia uupafr
alleied offer : Tn anrii aa are net well eatirited,
we wIB aend $4 to per fer tfa trouble of writing.
Full particular*, a valuable simple, which will
<k> to commeneo work on. and a copy of TV /W
fae IMerary Oumpasum—cmt d tfa Urgent and
beat familv aewapapera pubfaliod—all eent trie
hy matt. Reeder, ft you went permanent, profl-
K. C. ALLBN * 00.
AflguBt, Maine.
17—.im
Foreigi Fraits, Caaifos, Kata, ka.,
Ill BaWmare Sheet. BaUiaurt, ML,
dk r tor aafe at tha tooreat amrtrt prise, fonign
Fruit*, Candies, Mata, Ac., which ara vramaud
to fa of aoch qnattty aa repmented te tfa pur
chase I
May 13 40—Om