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report, I
rewtetta*.
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tfeliber-
tR*t the
itional
f* most
oppress
ive in it*
uf
Tfco report
ear to hare
it did not
!»fc come np
and the
with spt-
Synod*
ring spicy
AieTf^eoee
their dear
|Synod can
decided
Synods and
iccted witti •
ipathy and ^
they hare
and
»ly deeira- .
loving em.
| of brethren'
liberately
| In 1864,
mention met
twenty-four
presented,
-four was
State of >
Dr. Pa* .
their re-
that “this
without
le declare-
Bt eonven-
s taken
land un&ai-
no! they*
iting with
itheru Syn-
under the
convention
|a vne, IikL, .
3rn Synods ,.
convention
by the ee-
^od of Penn-
ttter of sur-
|unoon scions
from
'Union ;» or
.'probate of
their iniqui-
jselves, dnd *
in imperio.
it, citcum-
|t sometimes
whether
that gores,
id that |t
[ t work botij
for the
red rights,
linisters and
astr^it-
| have assert-
same privi*
thoa art a
ear pre-
■ highest
ceonliug
i vent ion)
ow thea-
tiad said,
r North-
1i of od-
six long
a brace
i of the . •
to this
a rising
“where-
The
: boldly
“That •
declar*
>lemnly
;be two
record
y upon
ms, the
irst and
7t Z*
i , -r..
\ ~
here
onal
»ther
Vith
But
eve
and
a
JL h -iff "a* * •'»**' - ■ ’***•
■ ter* ■ Vv ^ , . ■>.
-^ r «
5 W-
...
S-'-ifesja :
. '
,
bounded
our hoooS
±
a by Northern
is left nts and
T
Aspect we fi mainiaio,. A
may be
tor
to inclii
tempting
tb4t the*
j her own
•U
uuder
tenor of
that our
understand
in the South
gs may
them to yield
I but wjs feel
Booth under
interest*—will
alliances, and
, will pursue
way. j It is
friends
that .fro owe
, ai will, and (that we rejoice
t.t
So
prosperity j
past, is, *
to
own cty
ifriends, hh
but they
War
holding a
I of
the Gen
part its me
proceedii
is men
a oonventi
and
ifiews are
cis of the
H bey gave re;
convention
and until
they are ju
other
Synod in es*!
ngraeiously
our cry now,
be let alone,”
iage, un mo-
affairs. Our
idividuals, may
treatment at
iust remember
of the North
ier in the Way
Conference,
pleading can
Council from
kbers or Synods
aboveaUnded
compose or
t and transact
presume the
held by the
►ral Council, to
utterance
h the General
te contrary is
ly chargeable
ibers of_ the
mg wantonly
asperse the
We
Wi
task.
of Southern Synods and
for doing what the great
Waahingto i and our own
Muhlenburg did—dared to
they believ d to be right.
. and i hivalric South
prostratei in the very
the strong arm of power,
nr tub jugo, and sensitively
her humiliating i>ositioii;
sorrow fi By she looks
gaping wounds and un
the hajiid that smote
embered.
article thel probable con-
reeulting from h Free
(were si ch a meeting
have not b en considered,
been con ent merely to
uneanocRm war records of
North. Woipld it were more
of the discipk s of the Prince
and a mi deir expression
love.
facts be tare the clergy
of the Soi Ahern Church,
candor sa; , let all enter
of the iroposed Free
who are q ialified for the
SIC SEMPER.;
Lutheran
America,
in North
1,50
3#
Of >ur ;
At
yeis
of;
STATIST! (| S.
of statistic!, I confess, is
and unpalatable to non
hut like Graiiani bread, its
with othen more savory
to be found in your
may U nd to improve
of sickly- b etbreu, whose
has well ni ;h expired.
for rern on’s sanction,
because it Imay possibly
♦, few of yjjjrar numerous
rtio liave nod access to the
1 propole devoting a
to the taskj of presenting
of the E angelical La
in Nort i America,
aggregat!, or sum total,
2.06G m nisters, 3,544
Mid 42 >,577 com Urn
gical I teminarie8, 8;;
; seminai es for young
blication establishments,
32.
past fuarter of 4
has gained 30 Synods
2,237 dongregations,
connuunicints. Within
five ymrs the num-
ministers h is multiplied
times, whili t the imml>er
has dm re than dou*
at of her c >mmuiiicauta
more th m three fold,
rate of inc rease, in ten
ptatistics w n exhibit a
ministers
ts.
ith we hav
the
283
and 600,000
I , v.‘ :. hwl
ten Synods,
ds of Virj inia, Soofch-
i», No4h Carolina,
Caroli >a, Georgia,
Texas, Mis issippi, and
Of this nui iber, the «x
are in con lection with
Synod of the Church,
number 11C ministers,
and! 18,490 com-
The other jfour Synods
ministers, 122 congrega-
11^63 conimunicauts j;
total strength in the
ministers, 3q5 congrega-
uirants, or
•fjmWr
our eutire
atlon in North
i 1
Churclij, North, is
ited in th i two great
bodies kn >wn as the
and Gen* ral Council
tl Luthe an Church,
quite a i number of
Synods, anfl a few of
them are strong and influential,
among which I may name the Synod
of liiaacmri and the Joint Synod of
Ohio—the former of which embrace*
403 ministers and 41,516 communi
cants, aud the latter 143 minister*
and 25,680 ootnmunicauto. ;
From the published statistics of
the church it appear* that *he ha*
one or mm* Synod* in at least
twenty State*, and one in Canada.
Although .for various reaaona the
church has never formed one com
pact organisation for governmental
purposes, yet all her member* con
fess the Scriptures of the Old and New
Testament to be the clear, only and
sufficient rule of ftdth, and that the
unaltered “Augsburg Confession” is
in harmony with the rule of (kith,
and a correct exhibition of doctrine
contained in the Word of God.
Whatever shades of difference in
opinion may have existed, or do still
exist in regard to particular aspects
of doctrine, it is unquestionably true
that the entire Luthemn Church in
North America is rapidly approxi
mating a point of unity and faith,
and, uniformity in mode of worship.
Her progress in the past is not only
a source of great joy to her children,
but a knowledge of her numerical
strength, vast resources, schools oi
learning, and increased activity and
liberality, inspire confidence in her
future history as a mighty moral
power in this the land of her adop
tion. As the first-born daughter of
the great Reformation, she has like
a goodly vine sent out her branches
from the rivers to the ends of the
earth. Not confined in her operations
to a continent, or a few kingdoms
or states, in the providence of God
she has made the circuit of the globe
and planted her precious seed iu the
soil ef eveiy land. As Lutherans,
we may feel a just pride that we
are the children of such a mother.
K1RCHKNFBECX1X
THE LUTHERAN VISITOR. COLUMBIVfr^m MARCH 3. 1871.
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For the Lutheran Visitor.
A Card.
* •mmmmmmrnmmm
Mr. Editor: Please allow me space
in yonr paper to return my thanks
to “a friend” who was kind enough
to send me a copy of the Quarterly
Retietc, in which I found a receipt
for one year’s subscription. 1 have
read it with much pleasure, and shall
anxiously wait for the second uum
ber. n. S. WING ABU
11 1 ■. 11 ■■■' ■■■
New Publications.
Fint Lessens in ( omptutition. By
John S. Hart, LL.I)., Principal
of the N4w Jersey State Normal
School. Published by Eldredge
& Brother, Philadelphia, 1871.
Professor Hart is well aud widely
known not poly as a moat socoesful
and experienced teacher, but also aa
an author of several able works,
which already are introduced in
many of our educational institutions.
The present volume is a complete
text book not only for beginners, but
also for advanced student* Its
rales are simple, natural, and appro
priately illustrated, carrying the
pupil by a gradual process from
“simple words” to finished composi
tion, essays, the proof-sheet, aud the
published volume with his name aa
the anthor on the title page. The
Lessons are divided in I. Word*.
II. Sentence Making. III. Variety
of Expression. ^JV: Figurative Ex
pression. An appendix on Pnnctaa-
tion, Capitals and Proofreading is
added. Within and without the
work is a success. •
Phrenological Journal, No. 2. Feb
ruary 1871. 8. R. Wells, 389
Broadway New York.
There is something in Phrenology,
though not by far. what nqrne of its
professors claim for it. Man’s will
is superior to his cranial bumps, sod
grace trauscends both will aud or
gaus. The, Journal however con
tains ipueh that is both instructive
and valuable, apart from its spe
ciality, aud is ably conducted.
American ' Agrieultvri&t. February
1871. O. Judd & Co. New York.
I As always, the Agriculturist is
good. We have no hesitation iu
recommending it to every man who
sows and plants. {
Deaconme*.— > The eighteen l>ea-
oonesses establishments throughout
Germany have furnished 764 sisters
and Deaconesses, dintiibated among
the hospitals in France and Ger
many, for nursing the wounded, and
other duties, up to the present time.
An Example for Itutheran*.—The
Presbyterian churches in Tennessee,
according to Presideiit Bartlett, of
Maryville College, suffered greatly
during the war. Many were supposed
to be extinct. Of this number, there
was one—an old log structure*—which
some of the Baptist brethren wanted
to purchase on account of its desira
ble location. They approached the
only remaining elder of the sturdy
old Presbyterian stock, who was hold
ing on in prayer and expectation, and
wished him to fix bis price. “One
hundred thousand dollars,” wps the
reply. He was troubled no more with
applications to purchase, and that
church, consisting of only nine mem
bers a year since, has now increased
to forty-one.
Ecclesiastical.
lcthkban
o.
The old
burg) Virginia,
story, but ever
We do not wonder at it For though
gifted, educated, aad having a brain
•o active that, If Bro. Long only
opens the mouth, brilliant, witty,
sparkling sentences rod and tumble
out, like the pearls from the good
girl’s mouth In the fttiry tale t yet, he
never wrote a line for the
Visitor, never sent os
Defer—well, we do not know any
thing about that!
Rev. J. W. CP.
brother, who was the
to preach for
men, has lately published sa necoast
of his labor* in Hkamdimamn^ from
of support. | which we glean the following farts.
Ilia visit wa* undertake© at the
instigation of a Mr. P. Horvnsoo, a
dyer, by trade, who kindly advanced
$500 for this object. He was or
daiued February 26th, 1444, and cm
May 14th, iu oompany with ooe
hundred emigrants he 1«A Chris
tiana. July mh they authored at
New York. Here he preached for
the Scandinavian*. Then©* he went
to Knekoooog, Dane county, Wl*.
R«t. John P. Cuiipb.ll nppHc i H ”»> H'Pb-utor >•**. »
the Newtowu ohurge for the prwnt. i , * r t r <■> •**«, allty eonuBnakuti
Rev. L. Keller, Woodstock, Vlr | ^ ^ ~ **? •”+„*»*
ginia, is on a visit to Maryland. W<k ! partook of the^ Lords Supp«. Odo-
do hope and trust that the imotde, 1 10th b * » «»«**»*
who are too poor to euWrihe foTC j +* ‘^""“feting ?
Lutheran Visitor } are not too poor to ■ .* churehrs iu otlmr
retain among them aa fhlthfti! a * ^ ^
laborer in the vineyard as Bro. lo t nx ' 1 two 0| * church**,
Ken*,* | about eight miles apart, each 34 by
Tb.MKlJU.Conf.m.«. 0 fth«ritU
burg Syuod, IV, «ppob>t«l » Com ' r |#U| lM1 ^ ^
Jlt( - Iliw tammirr
(1845) he returned to Norway to
I * miner other* to come sod make th*
arrangement* for a longer
»hip. They do not believe that it j
will be acceptable, because of the
name, the addition of the Ansbnrg
Confession, the Catechism, prayers,
and the symbol of the Croas on the
cover which, the Committee Bays, la
highly offensive to many, and would
thus not be in accordance with the
Scriptural Injunction to “avoid the
appearance of evfl.” Many are also
offended at Him who was nailed to
the cross.
8l Mark’s church, Baltimore, has
adopted and introduced the Booh of
Worship. Dr. Morris’ church tea
rejected it.
A Acs- English Lutheran Church
in Philadelphia.—The Missionary say s
such a church, “qf jirst rises,” is
to be commenced, A site has been
purchased, 460,OUU have already
been collected. It is expected to
cost when completed about #260,000.
It it to be occupied by Dr. 8ieas
Does the expression apply to the
buildiug, or the congregation, or the
members T First class church, first
class hearers, first class aawU, first chines purity, strength
class en the day of the resurrection,. ^lity. IWljiy’h Yr vrr
absence. He now refunded lo the
kind donor 4148, the journey having
cost 4332. In the fell of 1844 he
returned sgaiu to America, and by
Christmas he eutered the first par
•ooagr erected iu America by Nor
wegian*. This brother finally re
turned to Norway in 1850, where he
la still laboring in Outer Mnlaad
pariah. This was the origin in 1844
of that Bynod, «Inch now uum ben
230 coogregatuMts and over 33,000
communicants. It is reported that
the above mentioned oak still stands,
bearing a neat cross, inscribed ns a
memento. We skunk) call it “Com
munion oak.”—Lathers n Oheerrcr.
Ecowoxy iii ran Kitcwkx — IVu
dent housekeepers are ever ou the
alert to preiiw eomomy in the culi
nary de(»artmi‘bt. In no way ran
this b* done ukv«> efiertualty than in
! the use of a Hnktng Powder which
ad reiia
PovrtiKH
.M
THB PRICE HAS BEER REDUCED FOR THE SEASON OP 1871,
AX1> HA*
FIXED AT
CASH—450 per Too of 2,040 lbs. at Factory. TIME—455 per Too of
2,000 lbs. at Factory. Payable Nov. lnh, 1871, without interest.
WM. C. DUKE8 A OO. General Agents,
rharleston, 8. 0.
R*v T. & HOINKHT. Agent at Pomaria, & C.
Feb 1
22—tf
EIGHTEEN YKAE8 OF PRACTICAL 8LCGK88!
*' 4
la trod seed in 1852. Patented Dec. 20, 1859.
OLDEST SUPERPHOSPHATE MANUFACTURED IN THIS COUNTRY.
Nltrogenlzed Huiierphosphato of Lime, - f
COMPOSED OP
. »
BONK8, PHU8PHATH* GUANO, CONCENTRATED AMMONIACAL
ANIMAL MATTER, AND SULPHURIC ACID.
So Halt, Piaster, Halt Cate, Xitre Cake, NOR AST ADCLTERAST
of ang had need.
lien-
first class in heaven! W
poor fishermen of Galilee of the first
class T A great deal of fun has been
made of the F. F. Va. Of course no
one will dare to smile at the F. C. Ca.
Dr. titrable, of Baltimore, General
Agent of the Tract tioeirty, has re
ceived a unanimous call to William*
port, Md.; salary, 41666 and parson
age.
Rev. Meugert has been appointed
to minister among the Germans at -
Canton, Brooklyn, ami tit. Domingo,
in the neighborhood of Baltimore.
Rev. Corbet has resigned the Ht
Louis Mission, Mo.
Xdrihem Pacific Railroad.—There
are eleven Lutheran ch arches on the
Kansas Pacific line from Kansas to
Balina, 185 miles. The churches are
German, English and Scandinavian. I
Richmond, Fa.—Rev. W. & Hub
bert has taken charge of this impor
tut mission. Mnch has been lost
during the six mouths it lias been
vacant; but the Richmond brethren
are Lutherans firm in the frith, and I D W Riser 1
with the spirit of the Reformation.
Their present pastor is an energetic
and zealous man of God, and the
Lord, who is our “safe strnugboid,”
is with them. The congregation now
assembles In a hall; we hope that
they will sooti be able to secure a
house of worship. That mission
must not be allowed to suffer. If
the churches in the two Virginia
Synods would only take the interest
in the work they ought to!
we see any reason why the Teuues-
has attained the deserved reputs
tiuu of being reauomiml, couveuteot
sod vhiiaonq besides which it will ;
produce frum a barrel of fioar twenty i
fire to fort j pounds mare bread, rolls,
Aa, than by the old preens* of rain j
ing dough v ilk bakers’ or hop yeast
HT The Ammoniac*! matter in M APES’ N1TROG KNIZKD SUPER
PHOSPHATE OF LIMB consist* of the flesh (coutaming 19 per cent
of Ammonia) sod the blood (containing 15 per cent of Ammonia) of beeves,
usd other animals, after expression of the fat and oil by
%
9 '
I*It ICE.—BOO, Cash: 4400 on time, will*
Interest.
for a Pamphlet.
is a great tun utg, aqd
authorizes the guarantee that it will
give entire satisfaction, vow—Itn
* HT More than ooe hundred thou
*aml jiersooa annually die in this
country from (oosumptioo, which te
but the child of Catarrh. 4500 te
offered by the proprietor of I>r. Sage's
Catarrh Remedy for a case of Catarrh
he can not core. Sold by druggists,
or send sixty reals to Dr. R. V.
l*»erre,ffluftala, X. Y., and get it by
mail. A (Munpnlct free.
i in-H ,i i — - ' —
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Feb
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manA ioiiJa
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? ani and will, upon application, promptly send
ex- . b»ailJult line*of SjunptetoTtoe New-
. eat sad moot > sshtonable Good*, of
Tnr French. KmrUMh sod Domestic Msnn-
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9*4 to 144 or
New AdTcrtifiomonta.
. . in the country.
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we are any reason wuy ttie lenues oar rare: toe on psrehateat. tor outer on mmt ^ 4^
MC Md Concordi. brelhn-D <*Mld
not help. of raised ritif*. The veil la Bow lined. VVf
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. or ao t*o of Ilia Hietonr Itcnmia of mciut
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institution at tint logoe, with elegant illustration, from
1 ‘ J T^i K Xi;; pLnrniph^ »d foil fofor-.t»n,
Pennsylvania.—The citizens
Greenville, Pa., offer five acres of ^
College,
Pansavant’s new
place.
Perrysville.—V great work of grace
different
IthsMpBHVPHHHHBipEpi
oar Stock 1* at all time* promptly rop-
] plied with the novel tie* of the London
and Parti market*.
As we bay and aril only for cask, and
; make no bad debts, wo ex* sMbesMsd _
to sell oar (rood* *t nov Ten to Fifteen
Iht* C'Eirr. Less Ptonr than if we gave
cramt. - *
In sending for samples specify the kinds
of goods desired. We Veep the best
■ of every clsm of goods, from the
west to the most costly.
B Order* aaaesamponied by ,the cash uiO
be scat C. O. I).
Peowct-Patixo Whoi.esai.k Bi ters
are invited to inspect the Stock in our
Jobbing aud Package Deportment. Ad-
rAMlLTON EAST!
SONS,
sent free. Address Major 4 Ham
un Organ Co., 506 Broadway,5. Y.
the past ten
w _ m m , imenta to ajrent* *ad , tT ..
is in progress in the Lutheran Church 5L*Y-. or Street ^ ^ Tremont St., Boston,
of that place. 8innera are literally Chisago. j ^ .
flocking to (Christ. The meeting te
The
characterised by the greatest sol
emnity, and Us influence is felt
throughout the entire community.
California,—The Missourian* are
far ahead in that titate. Pastor
Buehler, a native of Baltimore, has
a large congregation in fra Fran
cisco, and established another in tine-
rumen to, which, under the pastoral
care of Rev. Goethe, formerly super
intendeut in Australia, is in a most
encouraging condition.
Chicago.—At the last session of
Augustaua Synod the Deaconess
Hospital was recommended to share
in tii&coutriballons of their churches.
Rev, Brabet agrees that the Ger
man pastors should advise their
young English-speaking member* to
join our English ch arches rather
than leave their mother church alto
gether.
Revivals.—York, Alton*, Mifflin-
burg, Pm, and StewartariUe, E»
BELLS
16—6m
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Feb 8 V 30—ljT
without
M
the
Darby's Prophylactic Fluid
rpHI8 invaluable family MedMae. for
i* is
fosth ts tafrfii isi
in every
durably,
to aa im-
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(THAEIJB8 P. STEVENS,
(8amwere to A & Stress* d Sen,)-
■snnfretnrer ef Famitaie and Deater
la Lgfrtar.
BALTIMORE, Md.
No, *8.^*1
CLOTHING. HATS,
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R T.
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ilrt, never before ofoe*
made to order without
>e lsrsest liae of French sod Eneli*h
h* son Vesting* ever offered. With
tieoal facilities in onr Workshop,
that our
The
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oddi
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meiit
Bats sod Clothing at
R. A W. C. 8WAFFIELD,
(Wuinbis Clot tun x House.
Sept 21 I ^
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THE LOTHBUI BOOK ITORE,
117 Norik Sink Stmt,
PHILADELPHIA.
Is now prepared to fill order* for *11 our
Church Publications)
and also standard
Theological and MkoaUsaeois Walks.
of‘^^Uu mtU ^ kan to ^ *****
SUNDAY SCHOOLS,
sad especial care takes in the selection «f
WSBAT 8CHML UHkiSm,
to whidi the H.prriatmdcnt |im ku
personal attention.
Address orders, *• above, to
T. L 8CHRACK,
Jan 35-flm Superintendent,
1855. 1870.
LUTHERAN
PUBLICATION SOCIETY
Ha 42 NORTH NINTH STREET,
PHILADELPHIA,
f K. 8HRYOCK, SUFT.
The Fatherland Series.
The Lutheran Publication Society bars
made arrangement* to traariato
liah s series of (rennsn Works.
for Family and 8. 8. uae.) nnder th.
of ‘‘The Fatherland Series.”
The following book* have already been
published:
The Cottage by the Lake... 40.74
In the Midst «d th. North Sea 0.78
Anton, the Fisherman OAS
Rene, the Little Savor art 0J»
Flits; or, Filial Obemenee 0.65
Gever Wally; or, Fidelity Rewarded. 1.00
These six have been pat up in s nest
csss, forming Set No. 1.
r, n 4 c li h< ‘ . E * rth 46.ro
Olsf Thoriaksen... l.gg
The Treasure of the Inca 0.85
Buried in the Snow 0.80
Damfoie; or, Bread upou the Water* l.io,
Seppeli, the Swiss Boy 0.44
Forming Set No. 9, pat np in s nest
The Greek Slave; or. Filial Love,..41.10
Leonhard, the Runaway... 0.50
Little Made Ion ; or, Maternal Lore,..LOO
Gwttneb rwr,. *.......... ......ldO
The School Master and his Son, L44
Forming Set No. 3, pnt up in a nest
* : WeH-Ug. Prince of
Anhalt; The Iron Age of Germany.
In press, and will shortly be published:
Gostevas Vans: or, King ana Peasant;
Adam Neu-er: The Faithful Negro : Thi
Valley MilL fry Carl Wfld, TWlated
by Joel Swart*. D.D. ; Knight and Pi-jy.-
ant; The Emerald: The Three Kingn;
Faithful Until Death.
We have a number of other Transla
tion* under way, which we will announce
from time to time. «
8. A Libraries selected with unusual
care.
Cabinet Organ* and Melodwms fur
nished to 8nnday-school- and church* -,
on special terms. 8. 8. Banner *«pph**d.
August 10 40—tf
Mt Pleasant Female Seminary,
Mt. Pleasant, Cabarrus Ch, S. C.
BOARD:
Per session of 5 months .455
TUITION:
Primary Department., .4 4 to 410
Academic “ 12 tog 15
Collegiate u - 18 to 20
Music, Painting and Modem Leo-
gnages, extra.
The second half session will com
mence on the first Monday in Janu
ary, 1871.
Those desiring educational frdli-
ities will find it to their interest to
communicate with the PrincqmL
For information or catalogue^
address D. I Dreheb. JVis.
Mt Pleasant, N. C.
Dec 14 16—
BOOK OF worship]
PtMuksi by majority rtf tic Jbie^nllfrcil Lu
theran Synod ttf Forth America.
T HIS Book, of 474 pages, 34mo. is now
ready. We give wie church eight,
cents on every copy sold, and in this way
pert of the profits accrue to the church.
Price, in Sheep 41 00
Dark Arabesque 125
Arabesque Gilt 1 40
Morocco Tucks, gilt edge. 9 00
Morocco, extra gilt 2 54
Turkey Morocco, plain 2 75
Turkey Morocco, super extra gilt.. 4 00
Turkey Antique 5 00
With gilt clasp*, 80 cents extra•
Ministers and congregations are re
quested to send on their order* at once,
to whom a discount of ten per oent. is
made.
. PULPIT EDITION.
I Price, in Sheep, f2: Arabesque, gilt
edge, 48; English Turkey, #4. Ten per
cent discount made to those who buy in
quantities. DUFFEE & CHAPMAN,
Bookseller*, Columbia, 8 C
. Feb 16 24—tf
Sewing Machines, Guns, Pistols,
Etc., Etc. t
T HE undersigned respectfully informs
hi* friends, and the public generally,
that he keeps constantly on tend a T
and select assortment of Guns. Pi
Ammunition and 8portmen's equipment*.
He is also agent for 8inger's, Wilcox A
Gibbs', and Wilson’* Shuttle Sewing Ma
chines, which can be examined at his
Sewing Machines, Guns, Pistols, Iron
Safes, Locks, &c„ repaired in the beet
manner, and satisfaction guaranteed.
Weak from the oountiy promptly and
faithfully attended to.
F. A, SCHNEIDER,
Main St, Columbia, S C
Jau 26 21—ly
REMOVAL.
G DIERCKS. Wholesale and Retail
• Grocer, Columbia, S.C.,refr»eotfol-
ly informs his friends and customers that
he has removed to his new establishment,
formerly Kinsler 3 * building, on the comer
of Richardson and Taylor streets, where
he will constantly keen on hand a well -
selected assortment of all article* belong
ing to his line of business, such as Groce
ries, Provisious, Tobaccos, See.
January 26 L Wi 21-ly
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ESTABLISHED )M&
BOOT. SHOE, AMD EAT HOUSE.
A. SMYTHS,
' WHOLESALE AJU) RETAIL ^
deals* nr
BMT8, 85WSS, A8» HATS,
ware sms hair reasre, ooumsu hotkl biock
COLUMBIA, ■, C.
Jan 12
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