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THE LUTHERAN VISITOR. COLUMBIA, S. fi.i WEDNESDAY, AUGUST SI, 1870.
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Koto —Then may d* [offered an
rxUm*** P*»*«1 «f *}» »“P*' ri “
’StEC?*''*""™ -
tohl, thon luiat been for dwelling
plsre iu all generation*, f Before the
mountains were broiig|t forth, or
ya>i hadst formed the
world, even from evefla
huting, tliou art Goff.
which tlie ha
will rejvm# oml be gift
cause thy loving kindn
than life, out lil»s shall] praise thee.
0 continue thy loving Madness unto
them that know thee ; a|id thy right
eoasn&s to the uprig1i|t in heart.
Lord be'merciful unto jss; heal our
^aonls: for we have shined against
thee.- Do thou unto tif whatsoever
» nc-meth gtxyl unto theft; deliver us
only, we pray thee, thUjrfay. Create
In us new hearts, renew! right spirits
within m, rejdoft «nt| us the joys *
of tlly salvat^m, uphold us w ith thy
v free spirit, lord, thod hast heard
the desire of f the hnmlwe: thon Wilt
/J prepare their hearts, tlfmi will cause
thine car to hear. Let: the Lord be
magnified, wrhO hath pjeasnrc in the
prosperity of his sennits, and our
> f:
and demerits of sufeli n wort:, and
we prouonnee it iuralnabh* and in
dispensable to all vgritefl figd public
shakers.
No tuiniator, «o teacher, and no
student should be without it. |Js
pla** should be not only on the table
in the study, but also on tbe table
-of the sitting room. It is well gotten
jup, neatly printed, and cheap.
2 Send us lour subscribers and $0.50
and we will send you a copy, postage
prepaid. ' * y* z <s : vr I
The Southern Presbyterian Kerim.
July 1&G9. Columbia, S. C. Con
tents: ^ /• [ •/.
1. The History of Baptism. An able,
well digested article. The writer,
Rev. J. Beard, Wayueslxiru,
Va:, argues—and satisfactorily too—
that the baptismal water is iu the
place of the water of separation of
the Law, and that therefore spriuk
is the only Scriptural mode of
ndniinistering baptism. (Gerhard,
Typi baptismi. 1. Kx. May sc; Scum,
Baptist System Examined, p. 14.1,
14C.) \Ve are exceedingly pleased
with this article ; it proves not ouly
the Scriptural origin of and author
ity ot baptism By affusion, or spriuk-
xressesrttxr
Amci ir;i, it
ness and of thy prat
- ; hmg. Let the beauty
v our God be upon us;
;r " f tliou the \vork of oi
all the day
of the Lord
nd establish
hands upon
ms;,yea, the, work of our bauds ea-
tnhltsh thou it, t hrouglj Jesus Christ,
t«S» »ta»MW»k ofTl* SgkteAiAi ta,st
tnblishes the necessity of baptism to
✓ |
I
thine ouly begotten
deemCr. Amen. f
Note.—Then shall a
be sung. (It is rocoi
the hymn and tune l
produce a devotional
Acte.—Then shall
lie read. (U is recoil
tin* Psalms and New
read in course, the
ami school reading
JMM
Note.—Then shall
us an
onr He-
pfe v ti
stable hymn]
t»cu<W that
such ns will?
irit.)
Script-
ended tin
Testament
nperinteryieiitj
‘tcruate v ; cfi
[j j ‘h'Ut say :
church of
>e snperiutenj
with the
our faith
isc and with the
?
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THT. APOSTIJiSl CEKKD.
I believe jib Go<l tjjic Father, Al
mighty Maker of lieav<n and earth. *
Aud in Jesus Clirisf llis only
our Lord; Who wasconceived b
the Holy Ghost, bom, of tips YIrgi)i
Mary; Suffered. niidrir Pontius Pi-
. ■ * ] ]i -i
late, was cmeihcil, de*d and buried?;
He descended. into. l|cll; the thiril
day He rose.; Wain f|oih the deal
lie ascended intb bearen, and sitte
on the right baud of G«l the Fath
Almighty; From thence lie sh
come to judge the (trick and tue
d^d. ? -
I believe in the II|>ly Ghost; t$e
Holy fThristlan Clin
. in union of faints;
effectual regeneration. Her. Beard’s
definition of a sacrament defiues too
ninok^ he says: M A saerameut is a
holy ordinance instituted by Christ,
wherein, by sensible signs, Christ
and the benctits of the new co\V-
nant are represented, sealtnl, and
applkxl to. bclic'cia.” Christ ;»ud
the Iwnetlts of tbe covenant are
assuredly also represeuted to others
than beHevcre by the ancramcntal
signs. * NVe prefer tlm one given iu
Ari-fXllI, A. C. 2. What is a call
to the Ministry t 3. Vrocidence turn
Pjtfytr. 4. Her. Jktritl Humphreys.
The A tune went. G. Joseph Addison
Alexander, />./). 7. The (Jettentl .1*
muddy, 1870. 8. Critical Notices.
Ijtkre mnil WehiT, August 1470. St.
Ismia, Mo.
Contents : 1. The work' to be dune
by Lutheran ministers. 2. The Gen
eral Lutheran Conicrence. 3. Liter
ary. 4. Ecclesiastical.
Thetdoyiythc Mouatdufte, J uni 1870.
’ Allen tow ir, l*a.'.
. An interesting number. The ad
dress of Dr. Spa tit at the Anniver
sary of tlie Philadelphia. Seminary,
the essay: How to retail! the con
firmed south in the church, ami the
Fourth aud Fifth parts of IjtUtMlV
Catechism are superior articles.
»•
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“W« German* in Amorim, it Is
true, are earnestly endeavoring to
preservo to our countiynten not only
the doctrine of the Iaitherau Church,
but also the German Inngunge aud
German ways and manners (die
deutoche teem.) ltut we .con not
deceive ourselves; it is impossible
to build np on tlie othtM* side of the
water u lasting German- Lnthcrau
Church. As long as emigration con
tinues at the present rate, it is true
German congregations (or through
them tlie church) will increase. But
it is hardly (lossiblu to retaiu for the
German language the second genecn-
tiou, not-to ajH'.ik of the third ; and
Uiere is uo use iu lamenting and
liowailiug it. We have to submit to
that and make tlie best of it. If not
otu: children, our ginml childixm it is
ccriaiu, will speak EngliKh.”
llov. M. Oflluer, Su|HiintrmU»nt
of llosie Missions for the ClenerMl
Syuml, aiipcurs as one of the writers
for tlu* American Lutheran. Ue says
Uio General Council lielmvcs the
doctrine of the real presence iu the
Imrd’* Supper; that it is us+IrsM to
deuy it; hut that neither lie nor the
General Syuod believes any sndi
nonsense. Certainly we befieve in
the ri'nl presence iu the Sacrament*
aud hold it as the very tenth of God;
but what will ]>r. Conrad and the
conservatives in the General Synod
say to this wholesale repudiation of
Luther** Catechism end the Aug*
burg Couiessioii on fids subject by
one whom they know nml neknowl
e«lgi* as ati othcial re|»n v seiitative t
Ls it hmiest for such a man to take
the Lutheran name?—Lutheran Mrs-
sep$er.
MISCELLANEOLfiL \ I
. An nddresa from the English and
Bcoteh ltorann Catholic priest IhshI
has been prepaml for premntiitiim
to the Pope, signifying their liirlief
in the dogma of infallibility.
Both In Prauce and in Spun
liersccution follow eonversiou to
l^otretantism. Protestant wondiip
in a village ten mill's rtioui Madrid,
and nuitd great isnnUar favor, bus
been fiercely opposed liy three rich
men, who pratienlly goverti, while
they in turn arc governed by tlie
Ihil to sreure for the prayerful cob
bler a plentiful supply of Christian
custom era. W het her bespoke onlcr*
are to be undertaken in the sam<>
devotional spirit, with which the
ready-made nrticles are sold, does
not appear, la order to secure hi*
Ghristiun friends against boots of n
aeeitlnr and worldly make, and to
satisfy them upon this crmnsl (Nnut,
he ought to have n)>pemled a post
script to the effect that, in order to
keep tip the character of his estab
lishment. there weii' wanted a certain
uumU-r of Kvurtgvlical Jounteymeu
who iVomi Gml and could Uo ma
chine work.—Church Times.
A Latrysr Creachiuy.—While Iter.
G. F. Wright is absent on a two
month*’ vunit ion in tlni West, hi*
pulpit Un Bakersfield, V., is supplied
by <4eo. H. fleott, a rising lawyer,
who is cloning up a hicrntiee prac
tice, that he may enter the ministry.
He gor« to Andover in the fnll to
take a oonrsfi of theological study.
.t Jtuh Cartlinal.—Cardinal Ah
totielli has just married one of IrlA
nephews to a Spanish lady of fdK
tune, ami has prurnl himself ei|tlhl
to the occasion lx*stowing on the
happy pair tfid sum of a million
dollars. Tlie sulur of a papal pre
mier is not large in itself; and the
Konintw laugh, and say there must
be more wliere this comes frurn. , -
Bequests.—Mr. .JmH'jdi Waltaian, a
member of tbe Lutlienm cimgregn-
tiou at Wosvertoii, M»L, died recent
ly at the age of 70 yearn. By Iris
will lie make* a be«|iieu of $1,000 to
the Lutheran congregation at Isn-
ettaville, Md., and oik* ot $500 to
the Mission < Institute at ridings-
grove. ‘ .* ; * •, ;
A Great Step in fidwanoe!
A SON & lioadly'* New Mt-thnd for
th«* fiano-fuH 1< in • gruial but»k;
original to n. larsi- ex tent, ttMiiph-i.-
whole and In each of ft* parts, and
reuineuUy preetksd U*e*u*d*ot.
It is received witli thejBCtpJUm lutcr«»st
and approbation, nml fi«* wlready ireen
Sdopted in sll tin ii l««uUinir by many
who have lupemwo l*c* u nuwiUing t»
sw any Infill* 1 noil lNN»k». 1‘ublUi-ed
with Im*Ui AmmtoH* mimI Knrupeuu Fin.
oenmg, in ncpaiulc Edroon*. Fnor $4.
beat poatMlfl to nay aihlnjos oh
¥«lk. • r fAne*4^8#
4-1
$
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St
of *m*; tlu? Restti
boily ; and tlie li
Amen.
Aote.—iTliien the
attend to their clas.se.-i
Of ‘
di; the
ie forgive
tioin of the
everlasting.
Sf-.
teachers mjiy
i, or an addn'ns
e rtftdren. }A
may be made to tl
few words, ought always to be spotri-B
to the w hole scIumiI fbi-fore dosifig.
After the cjxercisos
the chi Id ri*nl rising f<
srijierintciidaut shall
S. Oli r give than
for He is gopil.
ft For Ilis mere
closing,
i. cl u did,
fe^fhe
Tb« Potomac Coafrrrner.
HvmmI of Virgbiin, will meet at
Wardens vibe, llwrdy 4'a., W. \Si.,
(Eev. P. Miller, pastor.) on Ttiurw-
da»j' evening, Meptewbsr I, W7U.
Tlie tu-w clmreb wifi he dedi<*at«*d
on riubiMtb, Htptcmlier 4.<
Subject fi*r diM-moihm: ^Th* re-
ei|iroral dniM*s of tniniofer nml pro-,
pie.”
NEWBERRY COLLEGE,
) (LoraMaf HdlhaH*. X. ( .)
THE nwh-uro of this Institution will
i fHiimiMHas- Thursday, frpt. l#t, INTO.
IIL d«-«)mble tliut 4uiktitn Should he
tit *-ollf*fi* hi tun*- to wttrud tlu- firu loci-
katlous. . . .J,
Tin- rTOriiNT* of flir fertti m Vcu WkltM
air in* follow*i | ;
UiMid, in i»ii\rtto fandNes, $moto 91
Tuition, t'olletciatr IVpSmkhit,.
Pniwmtoiy
* Primary ^
Ifirideutnl i*i{i , ii*‘n < $2..T0 to
rwri, 1.i#rht, WaiJdiiir. titn
Foe further purtn mIiuk, «Mn M
UfcV. J, P. flltlgIWIpL 1‘resident,
Ang 24 ; • 1—It
wnwiii » ■"! ———mrnumms < >■ n m 1 iwn i no A
ROANOKE COLLEGE,
Salom, Virginia.
MKT IKMlON UKiil.VH HKKT. 7, 1874k
T UI-' liMitulion Im*n a fail mru* ,,f
biNtructoiw. n tliomnjrh murreof atnd |
k*. and kirn* at a hi#rh ipwb wlmhr-
idiin. It* NitjK-rii»r iilnraimind «dvantaonL
made rati- expensre, healthy lorathtn, a»«l
oxerUrat nuuk Mwvelina mimI K-Wmphie
f.u iliii. N lrmU-r H vw w urtliv tin- atU n-
tion and pammsire o# the Koiitii.
Tlu- Un ittion of tlie «olj*-*.-'- in nimIi a
iw li fnruiina rncbti «• the wminwi* Via-'
ley. enable* the KaewHy to ofh*e term*
*uit < M»* U» Um- votulil ion of lie country.
Kntin- Expense* f«»r S«-inmoii of ten
NMSttVtS, abom $fl4.
i hia e*ioti>»4* Hh IimU IUmuI and Tni*
tion. embrarmf alooere Ijincwaio-*. A
sttirht advance on tlie above far Ntmh-wt*
ImmiiUiim in |xtuU- tumilie*.
Evert Iti-Miuli bh-iokiO' to a fitiUluti
< .Incatimi i* taaidit hi U*e eolh-fre.
For fuitlu-r portirulsnscatuhnfue*, A*--.
aMiea
ithv. pj f. mriLK, i>.a.
I'liynleut of iliV t'olU-Ke.
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RUPTURE CURED.
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Marsh's Radical Coro Truss.
frit /Wanw -S*W Medal." mrardtd if At
Jd^plumd Inuasu;- tret.
Qge Xu. S UhSitlaf Blnei, Bs/Umtrt, Md.
Cuds J ftmwm-
*r
^be
fferui**
Staunton Female Seminary.
;.rie*t*. Tliose employ era, iand also j uimt** of CVmferenoe will r^swt
the Aiendc, hnr® Isxeii threatening j
loss of work, While the Evangelist*
Ecclesiastical.
LCTHEUAN. J
ire concludl
their feet,
W ■. j
to tlie ls>rd;
enduretli for-
H
i «• i . •
]/f. Vv!*) remembered ns in
low estate.
C. 'Tv ml hath rediM-mm 1 us from
* nemie*.
JSLrfe.—Tlten shall
be Thy
coTtie J Thy 'l
teachers and childrof repeat t
CS|r Jins. T,OWl^N PRATT?R. »
Onr tfatfter, whojprt in heaveu;
Hallowed,
dom
earth, tut it is in
this day our daily
give ns pur,
those who trespass
V; Tby king-
ill be, (lone on
ei\; Gird
read
h ad us ndt into
deliver ns from eri
the kingdom, uml
the glory, forever an
dajr—
»gf \
4
as we forgave
ittst us.; 1 ' A n *l
Note.—Tlien all
tuptotion; 'Bat
J FOr thirte is
power, j ami
ever. Amen,
shall unid* in
•f
--
siugin
TUP, DOXOI.OOY.I
ITolse God; ^roin vrliom all bh-*sing»flow,
I'nusr Him, (ill creature* here, below ;
Prai*<‘ Ilim above, ye. heavenly hbafi;
Praise Katbdr, Hon, anil Holy (ihost.
Notej—If the minister be present,
lie ahull pronounce
TltE BT5NTS CTION. J
—The sui rintendent
shall end vor to
■ ' ■ m
KoH.-
teirehert
order lind qoiefc
not on)y daring
t^eir way home.
and
the
ercise,
Ifew Publications.
MSr3UhZ
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A Text
iemie8 and
LL.D.
$1.50.
Phib
tire verj
Imre wanted, we
long^ujid we
fully oor indebted!
who
jrfik
scholarly judgment
work, which,
the modest title
naltUOtft
•jorefttlljr j
oniselvbs better q
comimteiri than
composer to jmlg^
tn and Rliet-
for riehoob,
}ge*. By Jno.
nee by j mail,
From
Iphia, Pfc.)
book we
pot tell how
wiedge cbeer-
to Ur.’Hart,
ae Jabot- and
prepared this
Imars with
Manual, is in
2WVd have
it, ami. tWuk
ified and more
native Engliah
of tin? -merits
rit . T i
F ] • v ■
Aljout Lutherans.—The Independent
gives the following information to its
render*:
Fif th® Lutherans of this comitn
be all counted sis one laxly, they
would make one of the hugest dc
nominations we liave. But they seem
hojiewiidy divided. Tlie i>ortion'of
them wlikli a|»proaeli more nearly to
^mv Aincricnu evungclical churche*,
ahd Wliich "WBeV#™ converftion ami
accept revival*, are connected w ith
tlie General Synod. A somewhat
large number, including more of
he Cierman-«i»<hilring chnrehcs, hold
more closely to the exact habits of
worship of Fatherland, and are very
KtrcnuouR for tlie bid cfinrch syuilxds
Rrtd creeds. Tliey ar« attached to
the General Council. A Kimdlcr
g
number, forming originally the Mi*-
souri Syuod, protest against the
ecclesissticisin^of the Cbrtncil cveu
as lieing tp0 loose, and insist that
Lutheranstfmst^lbt exchange pulpits
wifli members of other deiiaiiiiim
tions. Wisconsin and Iowa have
practically goue over to the 31 isson-
rinus, and the hitter are gaining
strength by the untaral tendency to
take one or tlie other of the two
logical extremes.*
Tin* Baltic Provinces are having a
severe struggle with the Kussimm,
under whose rule’ they exist. They
arc largely settled by Germaus, who
form nearly the only cultivated ele
meats of the cities. For a half-
century they hafe befcn peacefully
developing their strength aud in-
fluencci and have supplied up small
share of tlie bruins tliut have hebied
Russia in her progress to civilization.
But tliey are stHI Germans and
Lutheran*, aud, tyuvo uo desire to
learn a oevv' Imigiiage' and forget
their old origin, nor to adopt a new
religion. The Russians wish them to
do both, and are continually issuing
some new edict that annoys them.
were in danger of imprisonment.
Happily, they were provided with
legal |mint* of blentifkiitHUi.
Closing the lUtors,—At ,tb<l; lttte
meeting of the Bo.ird of Trustees
of the General Theok»gieal Seminary
of the Protestant Kpi.*copa| t’hureh,
the following mtoluLiou was adopt-
ed: “Resole*d, Tluit the Genera)
Tlieological Si'uiinaiy is designed
for tlu* education of cumlldates for
holy orders to U>e exclusion of all
l»orsoiis preiKiring either for any aro
nlar profession or tor any religious
office or work, othei than that of k
the Christian miniHtry, its UMiutaiu
ed by tlie Prutc*buit Kpiocopal ]
Ctinreh.* In all other Tlu-xilogical,
riemiunries, so far as wc know, otn- j
dent* of theology of other deuomi
.« 7i r . « . • . .
nt tbe |*ir*4»e*|re.
GKO. A. LONG, Mary. LuthcrTillc
ft-«l Oil of iMi n IhkiI w OI
Dot l*»- njifitw imi tlivSttl «*f fO-|ite»i-
lur, »* Ur* aiiooiiueeil. but mi lW- l-**h.
■no- t<-rnn hn(i- Wn wnlillel ** S*
to < uil>M»ct' «m tfr ♦»» HMnl, Tidti
in r.a|di>.li mt<l
W idutir-
Fack |Mt|*l
iWt* and o«r
211»y M inrlri,
irtiuir'* iMtiit.
I .Ang Js-J
.atin, Fa* i, Niul
_ II futiibh sue pair ot
Miir of uillun mm-*, (sise
) all kvhlj nutrind with
d- <-'* U
emalc Seminary.
To Minister* wad OAecrt of Synods.
T ilK Mr* T-
Veor will
I *«•. nM * W
Aa l out now preparing the Clori j»n* Ib-v^P M ^
cal List aud tho ritatistir* of the {^follanrir*
vartona Syuod* bar my
Almanac for 1871, i wonkl kindly
reijuest all miaisterw. aud eajiei-tally
itfliet-ra of rivuad*. to inform me *<***«
of all chnugesJhal Itavo omartwl .or
tli.it will soon- occur, ami M aMiat •
me iu the work generally, no that it i
tuay lie ji* ;**rtect a* poawhU*.
S, K. BHOBriT,
3t Allentown, Pa.
—
ami uweS effort irr Trmar
noun fw tlu- run- uwl relief of
Huptuiv. TUU Tru»* has n -
rrix e«l the wmrtion of the imwt siiiwut
tAyaniatui of (hi* ••otmiry, who do not
lifait.ite to SeitBIWlwll to there. :i/Hirt«d
with Jlmtla oa In-infr aupt-rior to all
It ia the only Tnuu* that will retaiu tlu
l*»we)» w ith nn> certainty, and tlie wearer
ran fwj iiMim «1 tliat Ur s indior a remedy
that u ill tie nt all Hiih-h *af«- aud efieettutl
la ita ofv nituaiN. Of Hda we munwtir
entire Niitotfavtion t«i all uliu tuny conn.
uimU-t onr treatment.
laidie*’ Slk ebtatie alaknnUinl Irk* for
rorpuk iiry, fallin* of the womb, and as
a Kiiiijmtt to ttie latek atul idxlomiual
utiMcli-a. Anklet«t. kiH-e rapa nml atoek-
itta* fur varu-unc veina, ul<-re ;>ud weak
joint a.
shod tiler la-oeea fur Imlh-a, p-aia and
eliihlren, fur the cun- of Ktuujrtilg of the
aloMiVb re ami aa a cheat (-i|«iMk-t.
Pile ItMitmuu-tita: the
artlrle in Uae
rRectnel. linrtrumeiitit for all itii)
itefoniiirw-a. earvSture of the apttie, bow
lejta, club feet. Ae. i v ~; -
Pweeat itw nutl • rutclte* of the moat ap
prov'd iiutke.
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No. 3 lioltdsy Street,
H Baltimore, Md.
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1 PQ W. Baltimore Streof. Baltimore,
I UO Buiiufm-ttm-re of Hhtrta, (’oIlarN,
1 hr., and IKwlera hi Men’a Fnr-
uialiinp* tp-hi-ndb'-
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of « New Srhotaatk*
uimeiM-e S« pU-»nU r otk,
al low- iUMfhtid xx ith
W\ late’ of North t'nr»»-
will lie tnrllwr aubtl
rletH iif rtirpe of teach-
liiitlu-rau era.»ffonhHa tl% outplMl fa. ilirir* for a
cotiiplric Knffihh. CbiaMH-al ami
i*Hwntrion, n* waif a« f««r tlie nttnbimewt
rf Mto h n<-«-e«i|»li-h»»»-nU u* bovrtM a
n timd xtsl chriittian hunK-.
or further information.
Priee*.—New York mills miudin diirta,
.... .. ' with beat linen laminin*, per 4 duz., $l*.5B;
P' ,*: * M ‘. | " H T t , when uuhU- for detm-lotl cuffs. #18; dr-
linhU»-40dl>.wbuNled mad tu |iw ,„. r x
nrtueut* forAdl ifoaical 1 ‘ . -
XSe fn miah Hlurf# of other icrodea off
imudin. at lower wrirra, ami a* k»w, per
half dozen, u» #15.
4
June 22
Sowing Machines, Gang, Pistols,
* 4 Eto., Etc.
Lhrrrtiose/or Metis* ring,—Mi naure size .
of neck—*in- round the l»mwt—tdac nmnd
the waist—length Y>f sleeve from Hi-tween
tin* shoulder* or iWiioal ewlmun to the end
of urutlaud, holding tlie arm liorizoutal
ly, am) hemlintr the rlUtw. Say what
kind of collar, wristband, ami Innnmu.
For stud* i»r bntloiia. 8tale If a tfill or ,
Ktoot tijrure. * •'
J-
WKDDIJfQ OUTFITS.
hi* friend*' and tliejiublir mueinlly, J inau.r quantity, however small, Jirmnptly
*** 1 nl to.
For smHrit
»l»pl> to
lUv. 1
I.qtUyx^nr,
Jitly H
185.5.
<iM«rt men * oqnhHmriita. ■ Expmi*, to any part ot
for dinner's, \\ Unix k or. ia-a
«V Shuttle Sewiiur Ma- May t
1.8Ai>l LKK. LUL,
Bultiiuorv Cunnlj , Md.
12—Jin
——
Business Department
- — I r*
nation* than that, crinriucliiig tin
Seminary, tire freely admitted,■
Moneys Hecairal
Hji J* iv
$5j50 to I5t> *
The New York Emnpclist Vay*:
8ec**sii»n is reix»rt«'d to lie the order
of the day iu the West, Two jmstors
in the Western Presby terr, Mettors.
Bratton and Har*iiuvt, are reported
as nlxint to johi Dri MUM aster in
withdrawing from tlqt Gcmual As
sembly. It is not iuqsiasible that
the whole Presbytery, two.vacancies
excepted, will go out in a Uxly.
CMrirtfioM to Protestantiani in
Ifranco are, acconling to M. Henry
Monod's address bcfiire the KvaugeH
cal OontinentAl Society, 'birth ntuncr
ohs and cheering.He declared thnt
the work of evangetixat ion lirts been
very much blessed this? year. In
one station thirty persons w ere eon-
vertexl. ‘ Not merely did’Giey declare
themselves Protestants, but that they
experienced ln HhHr ow-it souls the
imrdoning eftieaey of tlib BavloltPs
blood. One of tlieir agents was a
most zealous niafr, nml went out
ilftoeu or twenty miles, retarding on
foot to find liis wife still staying fbr
a bleMdng. This man sas once n
Romish {iriesL
H. Crispin Redirirns.—jriie follow
ing canting advertisement appears in
th« columns of the Worcestershire
Advertisere , v ‘ •
“latte City MiK.dnnnfy, Bdwanl
Hicks, 27 Friar Street, Worcester,
begs to invite hi* Christian friends
aud the public generally to an inspec
tion of hi* large SK8orto*e»i|*$f boots
W Mcf’aulcy,
K S Ru se,
Mins S link.
Miss Rcliercn Dttat,
Jobn It Bmitli, '
Juhfi lticknrd,
II Loyus,
W Uimbriglit,
J Ilinlgel,
Mr* U Bowers,
Conrad Hmith, 1 i
Mims O Barnhart,
l)r l* V Sifhnl,
M J ContitSi
j ims;" 7 ** t **’
1H70.
PUBLICATION society,
. NO. 42 NORTH NIHTM STIlKKT,
phiLai>klpiiia.
sfiiiYocK, nvyr.
The FaJtherland Scriee.
have |
T IIK iiufi»-rHi»nic«l n-*pcctfullv iufonits
hi* frh-ml*, ami flic public »t»-wra“
(hut he kcc»«- < «m-(uittb .hi hood a hire
aa«l (M-U-. t i!MMiriw«-ut of liuu*, l*i«|i*ui,
fi malUlli(ioIl and 8
»• i* u)«o atn-iit
(iildt*‘, and WiUn _
ciiltic*. which can b** cxanlibcd at hi*
iewluK MachiiKW, Guhn Pi*tol*. Iroo f
Safe*. Lock*, See., n-i«tired iu tin 1w*4 ‘
tumim-r. mimI KattKhM-<4on RRaranfred.
Wurk from (In- ctHiiitn proutplly siul
fahlifitllv atrended to.
F. A, 8CHKE1DCI,
, Mniu rit. Cnlumlda. 8 C ’
21—ly \
Order* for Glove*. Tic*, aud Underwear,
atwadsi
Gond*farw:irde,L with Bill C. O. liy
the conntr>.
38—ly
dan 26
MaLtBY jHOUSE.
5.00 to 15ti
a-n 1° \ £ I Tlu- Lmh. rah IMbHeathin S.»clety
- * 1 »° * K » ..Mile anwoRi uienta to tsamdate aud pub
2A0 to 112 ibih a oeiic* of iGcruiou Work*, x*uiti«ldc
2.50 to 106 ; for K.uuil^ andj S. S.ju«-,) umh-t th*- title
lmoka have already hveu
tlie Lkf:....'... Jfl.Tl
the Xwrth Hew o.n
l
F~ ** ’• 1 Xj
e ' ~ i
I
n.m to va
;t.nt) to P> l‘
Special Notices.
TIm-mc six
cSh\ forming
tlmlcrHie
Olaf T Jmk
re Wxji put up iu a neat
. .-Slk.,...... »'.t* r. $#,## I
..... *•*--. -—*#.■• • . Lfih t
The Tn .- • -n« of the T n«.« O.^
oar;....:.....iv...'. #A®
Sinking Slowly.
A-iff
t)i*caae* that pmtnvoa-Atpulld ♦» a
crislM are a«»t th»‘ oui> oiu*a to he dreaded.
Uauker or dry tut ilw-» not Um*( a tree «*a |
Kiidd.iily n-* a iiU.uk*- of li^htinf, Jsj|I
u nl cam arreaCedj If U< *(ro> ^ it a* ..-natnly;
The latest is the decree to abolish an d shoes, and tabes thf* opportnnf
the Gcrinau University of Dorpat,
whole Itussiau realm. The charge is
that it acts os a German propaganda
on Russian soil.' The truth is that
it ha&%r years >ijpplic4 nggrl# 4he
The QenyBid CUirekts tn A merica.
—Prof. Fritscliel, in Uis address to
the late General Conference at Leip
zic, utters Uie following judgment,
relative to the impossibility of per
petuating tho German ct$irphes, as
#uch, in Aiuoriea.
u tn,
tp of expressing tbe hdj»e that by
by f^r the most celebrated one in the Uivine Idessing upon Iris diligence r in
business, and tlie snpjiori of the pub
lic, to be altle to devote * jioftion of
his time to Gratuitous Biisaton Work,
la which lie has been so mnch hires
ouiul in, ed. Kopnira neatly and cheaply
executed Ott the pn nusos. Bespoke
orders punctually attended to.
N. B. Rots the address, 27 Friar
street, Worcester.* r , a, »
* ^ The spiritual satisfaction which
most inevitably accompany the wear-
ing of boots mad. under such di
rectly Diviuc influence cno hnrdly
MUK«r «»r ury n* utH » u*»i u***. a uv«* aa
iiddt-ijy ns a struct- of ibdtduf, but
ml cm* nnvtdcd, i* tb *t »•«*/* ft a* ciiahily;
ml in like manner cbrimic debility, *1-
tltantrli it dor* net kMV with the awifttH-M
ot jelloM-, fevi-r, hi oa sum to
apriium of lift- (-vculiudlj «** *»J uvula
diMiaMc, if uot churksd by invi^orutinK
niMliiathm. There i*. aoiuithhiR iuc\
ptvMaibly toiK-Uiiifi in the of
premature decay. Lanfm«>i, palhir. «m*r
i iati.ui, dt-iireiialon of spirits, and a dfs
for exeitirm, are its .mliaary symp
toms, and they alioftld W promptly tm*
hjr Umic treutnu-nt. Th* best invignr.ua
nud cxliiliirant that can be odmliustert-d
m .1 C’iimo of fids kind ii 7lost«tters
Stomm-h 1 Sitters. The Hthmilathur pti«-
cipie of the preparation rouse* tlie doH-
tuaut cnerifie* of tho Myst.-m, ami tlur
*treu>ctheuing aa.l rvgnlutiuflr prx»|s iti*-*
gi\e u pennaumt nud healthful luipujde
to the vibd force* thn* broufht Into pUl.
Ibe fuilinff npi*ctito |* te-nwakeiH-d, tlu-
prooesM of digestiot. and a*«itmd*tU*ti
are qui.-kernsd, the quality of tho hldapl
!h iniproved, the secretion* become more
urnter-
[ nU-ails
tlw repair off tiir physieul ttMfiMf*
eflkvrfmkaiMl its liqalihiantknfde rbatored.
i,—„ «$p - ,
ized by grneial di-bffity an
prustnaMu ‘SMdlhss d With
to restore and pdxcerJe** to lifj’nrc. ^
**.2* Of “dqadj,^.
Ang 3 48—1©
Bmicd in thcHunw ■■■■
l Hmuuiu- ; or, I reml u|imi (beWnU-r*. Uy
m tin- Swi-s Ibiv 0.<Ti
Kormfny S«V Xo. put up hi n neat
COMP. tosw^Jl
Is jir*fnitjl will ahortb bej
TIk Greek Hhivp.or FilUd Love
1 Kina find ^Nwaaut 5 JatOo l
ual 1’tluce of
Anhalt; Th.v trim Ayr r* riemany;
^Adaie Jiruaer; The t u*th-
Wc Eve a iiiliiitwT' of HfW Trausln-
nd.-r ««r, wliirit wr will Huuomiac
vTSsiv^vlr::,
h»*hh BALTIMORE, MD. * ’
(Ml. HOGAN Uroprit-tor.
REDUCTFriN OF FARE.
In consideration of tic p-ueral dwlim-
in oast of alt toccraaarie* «piwi-t«imuir to
Hou l Keetdus, the price of Board wdl hr
rtdnnxl on qml after January lot, 1870, to
#*.50 PEll DAY,
Beimr determined tlmt nothin g will be
left nn.loac iu the future t© make the
“MaKhy” what it ha* been in the pa*t—
aeroiMl to none in tile city* «
Mav 23 187© % ' ■ 38-ly
Tli 3 Great Medical Ulscovcry!
T>r WALXKB S rAT.Tmr.v: v
VINEGAR BITTEKS,
ij Biidrcdi cf Thousands s.J
Tl OtiT t.«ia» ;::T t • I hi T MMwflrfd J ! 2
"7 |* <-nr*:in* Lk-li
what T.:rv 7 fl it
TO-
i,
, icl.1
iff p
,s 11s
i»|
In
m c m
ttS nnrr xhe not a vilx
"IjFANCY drink
“ A’. _
iipVrr — *-
ltariMof CWidwato, free from *n
mOa tffkaeaiat S© f* W M _
flfPT.l. * perfect ieaeTao. **4 S.
l rpouaa luef m**
. -j i-ju.
J
(ioahNb Frey
fnl Negro. ^
AYe h.iVe *1
t h»»* Mieder w
cans
t4*lect.*ft wWi ntiurital
('aliiact Orumns ami MclmltW Btr-
Nntto*y-ach.>ol* and chnfcne*.
rdshcl tn
on special
Aligns!,
8. 8. Maimer* rappMed.
llftatf I
Dissolution of Copartnership.
T ie rc
between '
firm n M M .
this day di«
The name id
a*. HENRI
Coumbia,
fri -hr d'
rpHE
1 pm
mil
jierahipi
ih^T*by niutuR vou^-Ht.
Ann will be fifed only
"C6£
mkrr.
r Aagiiat L 4#7#» »t. * ‘f
rN~ - -rpny. . y
otice.
' blre* 1 formed ft
frietida^and
nopnivedj
IrtchanBV,
Bi“ *
to
d
btfa
w-ri*!
800TT,
lAttgMtl
JM*
*«, . M
I
'»•
THE
LUTHERAN BOOK STORE,
0. »7 Vine Street, Philadelphia, Pa„
II i» uow prepared totill au onlcrs
for ftny rtf our ntrttrh l»nbReaH«n*, and
all other Tlmidotrieol amt MieceUaueou*
Hiii»dav-*cho.dfi wlR flud It to tlu-ir
advantage to favor «m with tWrwlMj.
atU^utiou givon WtlK k «ekH.tio»i of
1* 0 Box 1880
42—tf
Ure Uses
off (hi
otffer* tt>
May 27 I860
THE BOOK Of WORSHIP.
7*M«W by euMrAti ef *f ■ _
then* Syned ef AarfA AmM.
La-
TfSSSs^SSStVjSIpm
Priee, in Bheep $| 00
V —}2o
a oo
J 50
7S
f'eliZZi
.........
V
ISJnn
r nr ^
Ara’
# orpeeej^Ktea gilt.....4
mffSSlt&mm-iito **
24—tf
tbf<u'iy***r>iTipy
»5^Bssrft. «««*..
y^sstfsaajfiSi^tcsas
« i imii>MrW«*,*jWl ln*p*rtinrf »4'» Ufo*a4 Tiger
ll.-M-t, Oo&oss Dnetuusc* at ""■'S
Dm Ter.on* of the Knlnej-*, *wd * hundred other
> dn(iu THiitmii wfMh ore the #**
, owrup^h^thy^lio©*.
tU lrnfaHOcd hwoUn* It
I pure &od the faeolth #< the i
“m, TAr* end utherWOpin. te»«mr,l»
SrVSnVr iu. wrooHira jlxd
nrAi.Ktts. ^ ILrr r , :
For sale by ^
*’ GEIGER & MCGRE5GOR,
Columbia, B. iX
July 0 44—rif
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cocci t^BW*>CJO»
Jon 26
m.
ff.^DTERCKS
21—ly