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Ifni s, unity: in non essentials
(H all iking*, charity/
*•■ r~, -.ziy.rjsLss
HCIAL KOTIOWS.
4 ratwt l»e nxule iu Post
lei(K lbvuk Check#, or JUrafta,
. ]If the.se cau not fo obtained,
»y in a KWitHKKii Lkt-
1 Postmaster* are obliged to
tti re a lien mUinifL
Or went to snbacrlfors until
order to discontinue is re-
all arrearages are paid, as
h> hiTr. Merely retttrnfog a
if t »e i>apei, by mail, is not auf-
mieatiouH relating to sub-
slu uld give their names very
ill d carefully indicate which
i which ate new oubsevifor*.
; th i uauie of ihe |K»at afik-c,
tlu t of the county and State
■■ criber i* necessary. in order
L*r eotries may be promptly
y made.
nd obituary uoticca, and
Itei iutemled for publication,
wt tten separately, and not in
Wt irs. to receive propel a* ten-
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Mid
In th
ami db ijg.
but (& |
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and
by hit
brothei
Maniv
years
grow
ton spi
That Arm
exj>ecU*d to hear bo in
bit in vain. What is amiss t
{net ntirue Sandy linn tip
Not indeed the futfo-rs;
ldren! The other day
n* Muller called oh. ns,
threr itnlfars, contributed
»is sistet Mamy, and his
iam. William is pine,
a, autl Jnstns thirteen
Yes, add they Neither
bcgge|l hor mil \(presented to them;
t by the sweat of their
nfnble lingers, and acting
three dollar* for the arm
picking cotton. This
the! May to bring up children;
:o labor, to be gobd, to
to honor God. *
on picking children are
chat oitglih the cotton
cotton bnyers, and cot-
lo?
withdrawal from the General Bynod
in North America. The day pre
vious to this action had been apent in
discussing the basis ot union with
the Tennessee Synod, in which Dr.
Fox, delegate of that Syuod, took a
prominent part. The basis was adopt
ed unanimously; but after its adop
tion certain questions w ere propound
t*d iu reference to letters which have
receutly appeared iu the American
Lutheran and the Lutheran Visitor.
You know* something about these.
The one was written by a minister,
whose iutention was misapprehended;
but the other was bona Jlde, and to th in
intent: That, if the language of the
basis in reference to. practice meant
so am! so, then the writer endorsed
it; if not, then he did not. Now,
this minister was a member ot the
Committee which framed the basis.
Some people, you are aware, can not
be made to understand even plain
English. They can wrest Scripture
beautifully to their own destruction;
and so ,it was not wonderful that
some'supposed that the basis was in
tended to endorse, or, at least, to
connive at the “mourner’s bench.”
The supiHirters of this view were
exceedingly few, but in deference to
their prejudices, Syuod adopted a
resolution resolving to defer the ques
tion, in the hope that all would soon
see “eye to eye” ou the subject of
practice. The^details of the pro
posed uniou have not been settled,
but a Joint $y*o<i of North Carolina,
Tennessee, and Holstein Synods will
probably be tlu* result. The great
difficulty with some on this subject
chievoualy to the Southern church,
causing alienations and divinftona
between its Synods. We think we
see in this thing the hand of Joab
(Siess). We have no doubt It is the
plan to connect themselves with the
General I^omiicII. They have already
adopted the organ of the General
Council, the Lutheran and Missionary,
as their synodical organ, and we
more valuable compendium, for so | God, determine to etiaugi* their held took tti to
■mail a price, haa rarely been jaib
th<
I
amaee I take ofl the cifiwn.
jiii old jit soihnIx in oar ears who have f,*
Ho* «r,» Wf
lished.
For thr Lsthmui Visitor
“Parsonage,*
of labor. flompoflBd of a few trees, ____
If tin* salary offered elsewhere!# stump, (for our speeial hgcouuaoda jluBg tjjltme b^j» accuatomsd
a little better than in lit* preaent tion), a table doth apraad u|m»ii the i^hni his living form, and Im^. i
charge, then be is roost likHy charged ground, with tut abundant supply of familiar voice. We can searrsdy ^
W
through the infirmity of
old age, our former paatok, the Hev
K. Caughmaa, hue aeut Iu kia reeig Hr * wilHng to oBppori the min
auppose the uext step will
ministers |
famil^s ih
at Co with our old chum and a few to submit my testimony in
public chi
be an MalkH,of l^Granitevilk pastorate- fo^. Aim j
organic union with the General Couu * n * nl ' for be was both * right u , >U pp«,rt their families de 'friends we sal down, a U Turk, to his virtues as a friend. a
c jj < earuest and zealous for the cause of aa «HI as any other man f enjoy a good meal and a long talk. ' zen, and a minister of the ikmpti,
It has I well the work and miastoti J* 0 * 1 “ U<1 ^ ck * rofc j through Yea, rather, are they not lamiid h»iHmh glorious times as them—-sueti ,,J . Though born in our own natrtn«
bfo NbbMMtaMjf and the blessing | 0 os well anr otlaw f 1 whole son! times in the woods—mend ‘ a „j placated in our
of God our church buildiug is now , |(|t M tbr MUrr M*e« bere is no up Itruly and mind, and are worthy CU1UM . to this county to
completed, our prayers snd thanks n,,,,,, than that which he has linen the praises of—- public life, comparatively a
will follow him until he has Anished | tow often is the min-j M lh»r«M-« iu history, juid f*»l* in souk.” j lit your midst he formed tU St ctslwa
Imh i^Hirw* «>n «- M rtb to tom the eburch |»ter oensure*! ft»r s**n»ething else, in When the ml sun got low in the . charm*ter which heao noblvsust»i. j
1
of the General Council to produce
schism iu the church. Twice did
the old Syuod of Pennsylvania eepa
rate from the General Synod. Iu
three of the district Synods belong
iug to the General Syuod, and iu
numerous
General Council cause strife and
divisious; now it has influenced a;
district Synod in the South to die
solve its connection with the mother
body.
lint the Geuerul Council is itself,
reaping the fhiite of its own spirit.
“He that aoweth the wind shall reap ,
the whirlwiud.” No general eccle
siastical body iu this country has
suffered so many losses from secee
sious as the General Council. The
Wisconsin, Illinois aud Minnesota
Syuods have left it, anti others will
no doubt follow iu their train. The
whole General Council itself, what
triumphant aud eternal in the beav-
... ... ens above, when* stars are to be
i rongrtgatioM. dl*,, Ih. j ^ hu th( , » »
Council cause strife and . . .. . ’
of the Uraniteville church, wish you
to iHitdish that our |MMtorat* is
vacant, and aolidl your influence to
obtain us a minister to break unto
us the bread of life.*
• JKSMK J At’KHt *x.
J. Jackwom,
II. II. Bumiis,
J as. K. Jackson.
m mm m
Our Charek la Wlmt—ippt
— , . „, ihhnt «u rnran iiudj
i. led of it. I. uli.il ou th. .lib K, v . p. Uwk*, of U*,,
of the so called “four
NswroBT, Mum., «
August IH, toil. 1
lu the Visitor of the 11th uitatant
we notice aa extract Iroui a letter to
Ule, 8. U, j
|M»tutA. 14,1 truMul in Miae," which is cal
lar it l* as exhibited ml) a rulsted to make erroueoua tut pres
sious on the iiiiihU of iIhms* who read
got low iu tlic i character which he so nobly sustsij,^
oouseqnenee of his Intended removal. | \V«-st the party took the cars for through life. At your bauds he i*.
If he hap|Muis to he one who has Poiuville, every one (vu|pmiaiug of ueived the field of his useful labor*
received some assistance from the* |»«*iii^ titcnl ami For the space of nineteen year*
church in the pro*.-<-nlion of his Wc H|H*iit tht: night at U»c* l*arsou ! ntood in this sacred desk, and i»m.
collegiate «ir seiuiuary course of m,d tliq next morning were claimed salvation through faith i„
study, prcpaiston to Ids etttovfnf k1m>w u the ehureh and the new Far J. ^us Christ. Earjy iu bis jmtM
u|mmi the work of tin* ministry, then m»uag«-, whhdi is nearly finish^!, life he identifieil hiniseif with th
there arr some who are ready to say, ltr<». Mac has a large congregation, a ( t4*uiporal and spiritual interest* of
that for this reason, be has no right flue diuivh, full altar service, and is , this roinuuiiiiiy, aud wi^h the gm-
to sever his connection with the much ticlnved. At noon met Kev. j ernl interests of his native
Hynod fn*ui whUdi he mehvd |s*cti- 1 |>r. |Sruwu, and together dined at the ( Ialjerel aud enlarged mn were hg
uiary aid. We mvuit snch nil idea Parsonage. We wen; exccediugly views, lie tsxin grew up info ri* ^
as this. I Vies the rece^itiou of In* glsd lo have another iutusluctiou to . fidenco and essteem of tin; publicum
neflccnee hi this caae take awa) a | l>i. iimun. Wcare UAtroduoed whep- j ited Htirens of the <*<nurty ) snfl|||
man's lilwrty f iView'not the beno- evef yt Jucqf. Wc nowfoustder it a 'brethren in the ministry «>! bis ow*
tieiary repa> again and again to the n,au< i of sonic diwfuaious to have and the surrounding detimutnathNa.
etiureh all that it ever btwflowwfl i the privilege ol hisao<iuajiUAUice Eminently fit tod by nature and
np<Hi him, as l»e Htlsfre year after I ninor a eorTeupwodeaci' in the fiWr ( ucatloii for the oflkt of publics^,
year hi the interest# «»f flu* chureh ? ro uf this week says that in the vaat of the people, he was soon es-
And is not t lie hr Id thr truth f f Aud ‘ f^^JilMirg church suit, Mr. a tnisted with (wsitions of ituportaig^
is not the servant bound to go and j lawyer fnMii KiUuuwiug suh! that. and honor, and for
years
l*o"er for evil iu the church, whilst
iu pnmifiinit l»lm «rr going up lL And Mla|[ ^ „. r
and down in the
of the Funfor. to correct, what wc |
treat, the writer did not design. In
the unguarded aud unqualified man
j ner of the writer, the inference is
plain that be had reference to the
entire chtareb, when we believe, real
ly, that he meaat it ouly for the
churrh in a certain locality.
lie calls, very beseechingly, tbr aid
The
Carol!
Mixsio
“Sepa
. I meriefti i
will bo
tide, “Synod of North
from the LnthtnM and
ind the second, entitled
ot the North Carolina
*n editorial from the
i therein. We hopg both
tifref: fly read.
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XOKTH CAUoI.I>A-
rule i far writing are given :
I d write, how .to write,
w) ite it. Heretofore your
us not been accepted,
rould hardly lay claim
j esc prerequisites. Uav-
low, we have somewhat
th state Synod is equal to
ocj, Her )K>8ition is not
ier course temporising,
ure for an Augsburg
Ljilthevau to take eohnsel
•B Synod met according
cq of the Secretary', near
itol* towu of Lexington.
r< ported progress. The
of,,the Woyd and the ad-
tbe Sacraments were
an outfiouriug of the
he edification of the
J. G. Neiffer has ljeeu
t. He has received 07
»to membership with his
xi; liu Salisbury, during
He has thoroughly
refitted cbpreh edifice, a descrip
tion of f hichjjjou have already pub-
t fourteen of those
im were member of
Church, which is an
corrollaries, which
to be noted. 1 1
and seminary under
prosperous condition,
aud the former par-
they are more fayor-
tlian most Southern
ey are located in
lage of Mt. Pieasant,
rejoices in something
iate<l—a Maine liqbor
r prohibiting the i|ile
n throe miles of the
are now seventy-
iu aUcudanue, aud
ginuiug of the ses-
not blessed with
and iu the midst
country which has
yerely from drought
we had ever seen.
# Iiev. Prof, 1.. A.
tiring and zealous
ergo, be has iabor-
nnselftaO devotion
*!T*^«nJ down Id th. ™rth, fciwMpg j d . t y to lb. u.u.1. ,4 u.r
inconsistent. Io such we would rt »trife and divisions in SymidA and lmnf ^ —l i
eomuicud the example of a prominent w —rrnaaliiMii peopm smrnm rrwmm* impreMstou*,
Lutheran minister, who said: “I NVt , ean ^ bat regard the coadi W ^ *"* * -P *®* ** *** m * mm
.ouee fell into Methodistic practices, |j 0 „ w f |j, t . Lutheran C’hureh iu the
but I saw that they were not "hat.j^ot], as most deplorable. Its true
they were claimed to be, and 1 re- j | M >|icy evideutly wo* to unite all
turned, convinced, to true Luther j th ,. ir strength in the sup|wrt of an
anism, and am heartily ashamisl «*f | inntitutiou of learning and theology,
the so culled revivals which I COB j aua of UIM . chureh u lUeir
ducted. j ayuodJe^i organ. Instead of this
lrres|)ecti\e ot this union with the they have weakened their boud of
Teuuessee Synod, there was a gen- . oa|QI) by theological disputes and | mlll -i iriMM i ai .a
eral desire to withdraw from the , frittered awav tlieir streuirth on dif ■broad, and stnlm that in eon
Southern General Svmxl The mem L • '. ” Kt ‘ dl ; | se»|iH iK-«* of the death of Hroo. Sling
bers cauie to Synod intending to walk i^Umto^Thev Ztnu!hnTn 1 % Z* '***"'
.lo not know wbnt their ' ,h. cUorr l, n.u.t (o ao-u.’ Tb» .r
ncbool nt W nlbnllD. «. C, i« doing, , fcuik Un.wwg...«!
but wo olMervo th.t tb.ir Saaoto, «f evil Ih. eharah, <*-
College, at Salem, is in danger of ~ • .j
certain the opinion of different mem-1 being sold for debt, and that an __ ^ J
bers, moved to send delegates to the j *g,-nt has «ime North to «4fort lb - MinMterw. V,
uext session of General Syuod, and i money emuigh to save it from going .i l4 , d.,,,^1^ g*.,*.
w jis surprised dp find that the tuo anarr anneenaa acre.
lion ui.t with aiuu.iu.ou. op|«»itioo. 1 I. Thrrr mn "*"*
1 U ai,lea Bre. SIwqqianL whose health
at this time does not permit him to
latH>r where his Master sends him, 1 f»r, Jtrowu * had more twain than the *U‘iid«*<f etiterprisi*i» of inncli fau>^ >r
independently <>l wlmt his Mastet’s wlude Gtsieial Council j»ut togr'thcr.** tan<*e to hi# ootioty nnd the Mote at
servants, iu the discharge of their
daty, have bestowed fi|«si him f If
liettelletancs luive art ttte right to
change their field# of tabor, then
must <Kir Huo4 he stripfied «>f stone
of its lies! u>eii, and they lie aeut
bark to the Synod* which assisted
in pre|iariug them for tin* work iff
the ministry. Censurer* of
tors, what any yon to this ? The#**
are the sentitnetils <»f one who t#
Not a Rvkfituit
***** at
I thoti that is agJu heavy, even (or f forge/
a lawyer! But Boggs ought to Tft <^rgvThnnTn ttte'NMIKYnBHI
know, a more lively interest in the wei&it
This fotteJ is #Uetching am.11 must of the community; none
hurty to ufoeq. We get aboard tlu? qualitieil to advise and counsel:
ears tti .1 P. M„ «uty go*#i bye to , mingied more freely with the
ffteiai**, ami an- off. Ou tlu* train and none was tnoee generally
we im • l the Kdttor'ol the
Far thr I.wLhrrmS \ utbu.
Philadelphia
Obserrcr rd and limn* uni* ersoliy beloved,
minis ■ n-taruiug troui l»e*Uoi«l Spnngs. lie , No one more earnestly desired to
i# a# cordial as of yore, look* like lu*, bis couuty recover from its deeppev
woike*l too hard, hut uol withstand- ■ erty «a*ati»ioiied by the lab* war. and
iug tcli* us that he must stop off at no our, for his means, made greater
some town tlu* siile of holm* and . sacrifice* for thfo truly patriotic imr
(inweb! Aud that is luc way we as* tb:oi be. t - ,
to the wishes of individual member*. '
But uo oue sup|H>:»ed that then* was
a general iteslre to do so good a work,
ltev. G. D. Bernheiiu, in enter to as-
Ct MBKELAND P?llTKniltTT. |
Letianon, Tenn., Mar 27,1H7I. |
Rev. Neiffer theu ameuded it to read
that it is deemed inexpedient to send j
defofOted; bat ^the animus of Synod Messrs. U dt C. Merriam t In dell
was to go farther, and thereupon j uitiomt Webster is ineompambly su
Rev. Aldrich moved to amend to | perior to all others. TWgreat vol
read:
excuqit* one. AH tin* chuivbes are
... . , „ ... . , . #uj*|»lied with preaching, am) with
ume, (y\ ehwter s I nabridge*!) in it* . ... » __ l4 ,| i . r *ia J .
'‘Resolved, That the Synod of North premnt form, is a library in itortf;: mt ' t . -fh^re >*i
Carolina hereby difsolve its conuec ; a work of reference which no scholar
OX a ttut sti
Til*- o|tM*r motuing we #tart«si «*ut
loi a glimpM- ot cmuitry #ky, and a
beoker full *»l frewl* rtMiutry air. W«-
h«*l heart! of our iiaMtor* hen* going
on jauulia ami huntiug up medicinal
waters, atel smelling wild flower*,
aud ««oo, until we wished f«»r acue
thing ot the s«irt, ami re*o!\ed t<>
spend a day or t w«»in tin* hill caantry
of Pottsvilh*. Dr. t V*iua«l was at Bed
• ml Spung*, a report ih4«*1 for mat
fobork four of whom are ordained, j ton and a few »maU uio#qt)itoe*. Dr.
and wrfo» arr all aerviag the rburebrs, i Met## was slipping anMiml among the
Moattlain* somewhere—la*mg an tdi
tor 1 do not woudei that lie wi>fo-d
to gel where uo one would find him.
“J0t?ftXAI4#TIC MtCXXCY.
The bWi rcnlutayour ointspHui
< liu alter this soil: Shoo [fly!—
jtuertlr t ojmaroL—ignorant*—inabil
ity tt^sttiU the tr*th—house of carrcc•
•*«>#— infant histurioiU cla**. Horace
Ifovi'!} -ay * he ttiMii > jM*o;4e would
let k’* , 'M hat and e.*u aioue ami try
and answer hi* urguiiieiit*. We wish
tion w ith the General Syuod in North | ( yin nffon! to do without. Ita exteti
America." j *ive circulation is aa necessary aa
Seven satisfactory reason* for it the establishment of common arbooU.
were given by different members,
and when the vote was taken it was j
found that only' one vote was east in <
the negative. This is but the lead in
which the other Southern Synods
will have to follow.
Since the session of Synod, a con
ference on the subject of reviving the j
Eeangrlu-al Lutheran has lieeii held.
It is evideut that those iu sympathy
with the present position of the
North Caroliua Syuod must have a
medium of communication in their I
midst. It is presumed that this
should take the place of the Church
Yours sincerely,
B. W. McDoxwald,
President Cumberland Cmirersity.
New Publications,
lieen an additional orgamxatioti du
ring the present summer, near this
I doer. It fo true, that there are
three rharches which formerly be
longed to Bn*. ShcpiKtrd'ft field of
labur, and which, since hia removal
from that locality, hare been, part of
the time, destitute, bat now are sap
(died.
Rev. Get#*-nhainer was at Saratoga
talking *y mixdisui ami iMpttsmal re
generatoai if he c*Hikl w ake up a
General Synod ml. Dr. 8t«irk w.i* at
Atlantic reading all the j#oct* you
ever heard of, and eoagitating tin*
the iHmcrp
fF VI 4 HI
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refer to
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1 not write
(he abo
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M
4<ftii< aj*U. !.ll
smack* of.
a lilcrat
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is uni
kuwuri, fi
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t'or iIm I.Atiienin \ wlor.
, Aidrcw
opud inferno* or the .fornssr seer si. , /jehrrrrtmt the Fsnr,s,tof Her. 7'hod
Dr. Krouth wa* out -ou the occ.ta
wavr," following tfo* ocrtt|mt)oii of
bis a|*o*t«dic , pn*h*,*t*#M»r. lit*.
Kutikelmaii wa* iteuervaliug for hi*
health ami enjoying an ofl * m mm
Such he was as a utiaeu, hiu u*e-
ftiim*ss and devotiou to his roauuy
iiiejvasmg aud wideuiug eontinmlh
until death caiue and cat hhti dinrit
in the in it 1st of his labor*. » ' f .
But he was a minister at the Get-
|**1, and in all his idfortg to haiU
up the interest* of his country sad
fo-nefit hi* fwIlow-eitiseitK temporally,
he never forgot Ute clergymaa, nor
in a single msUtuee otuprocufoad hk
ministerial diguity. His calling ms
uiiutsler of Jesus C'hri si was sissy a
tils; and last with him, and be was
e> er faithful to liis trust. The inter
eat of Ziou lay nearest to his heart,
and it was bis ni<*at and driuk todv
his Master'* will. He was from bis
entrance upou tlu* ministry bU*utifi«l-
with every Movement of oar Syuod
which It Miked to tfo* elevation of the
ministry, ami to the advanccank
intelligence, ertu ieiiey, and respects-
I bility of our Church. •
For many years in* was ou active
anil efficient memlier of our Seatiusiy
j and Collage Boards, whose meeting*
always vittHwnd that punctuality
r , .. r ^ „ . n „ Hack fo a plain statement of the
The Hour of Stnytng. By L. O. Km - , . hurrh ...
eraou and W. ,H. Tilden. (Miver > '* it>r ' hurrb 10 Miaanmiiqa,
Ditaun & (Ja, 277 Washington ^ wc do not aee so much rausc fur dufsitaU j«#t w here he wi»ii«*«l. And
Street, Boston. Price fll.OO per ifowpondency, a# might lie inferred i yoar eurreqiomlrui, who ho«l p.i«oed
from yoar informant. Ami we think
that such a# <h**irr (he growth ami
pruopenty of the Church, should di*
play more discretion than to s|icak in
such general terms, and at the name
time lie more patient ami htq«*fn! of
drms fi. Hoimstyhy tier. J. Wttrkin*.
Pmrsimhni far psldiratiou in rout
ptianee trith thr request at the
Cosn.-iiS Of Hrihhhrm and st. .h*,,'* * nd «*»»l*rg**l liberality w hich distitt
t'hserhe*.
» r-
^usluMi his life.
copy.
A good elementary course fills
about forty |«pw, Miowi.il by Part
| II, Three-part uiusic, and Part III,
Four part music for mixed voters,
Part IV, Three-part music, for fo
Simon* au«l weary
*iek foil of his little
in her cum alesortAi*,
- lie was for four cousocfitive yesr*
Dk vu Bu>;i iiuk.\ ; Tin* u<\stcrious l*ru-si<l»*i»t of the siyuml of South
pn»vicb*u«* of Aimighty tiod ha# t‘arolina. and ruled with wisdovsod
u# U»gv‘th**rto«foy. .Vein- alslity.
Monthly proposed by Rev. IIubbert. . .. . .,
Tk/. ...... i: ^ Li.. t._ ! ma * e voices, aud l^rt \ , saervil and th* future of the rhnrvh, than w*me
, Reatltng llefiot for a qiin-t
tlmughttiil rifle into the hills.
It is a grand thing to get out
nights at the
daughter, now
started for the [ gk* dJwpettaaUoii of that pmvideuce
an«l
lished.
confi
the Mei
item w
are too
The
its care
Free
tially en
ably sii
institu
the pi
a villa,
generally
law’—the
of liquor
village.
three
this bu
siou, ai
a large
of a
suffered;
than
The Pi
Bickle,
man,
ed with
to hfo j
with a
nine,
day,
Few
such
we
record
borro
the
has
oWs
The
as (for:
OT
The publication of > weekly will be 17~ '"T’ ~ * ”* ' ’ ~ | *~ «• *»» I"J
an nncertaiu neeuniarv bu,i„e«s. but "*™* “J f ™ r •"» «* «« ™<*J *« "O «•>. I "•<' ««• •«*» ‘-*'**=*"
that ia not tlietioint: it i- the paper, K 'T •»>"»** m ««* 1 "-looted, « n kin(! rtoking! Itnl b, all nature! flow .e drank « the in
and not the money, that is trant.nl. Hnd ""**• •* o km the "eSei.« mimater- "PinOloo whirl. .,.ra» K .f the
bo# flil«il a forgo eouiuiunity with
glmnu—m Mingle stroke ul the divine
liaud has fiihil this ho w with
mnnrmu>—a single wt of Bit* ihu
lit|M»!eat liM' Bowed the liead* of
tliose aotwmtoiued to refifoiv,. a/nl
tilUii a large family with inroniwda-
bfe ^4let, ll«*w Kadlv an* we made
He ua* alsu a tueiulier of
ileleg.ttions to our Geiie»l
■f large
all out
S . nod, and lia<l a large share ■
iiriugiug our Southern Church apt*
tiie sublime |>ositioii which *b« bow
at» proudly holds in point of true
I.utlieTMuism.
Hi# tlieology, as a preacher, ®*»
of that stern, uucomprouiisiug <*■
tlitalux kind which Luther loved »
let ns have the “efllen nt minister.”! wpimtion whirii sprang out
The book, we doubt not, w ill moot 1 we nay. if one fo to be obtained, as nv.-r, hill, and mount ou ! VN hat a
n hearty welcome by all lovers of we would gladly receive all efficient glfithMMl night to even that Tted with ) to feel the awful truth that God, iu well to prm hiim and defend.
laborers into this part of the vine- midnight watching* was this sweep- . tl»e exueutjott of liis plan*, is no nv which legitimately dows trow the
Mixnrriclh* or Attala.
following is its action, as given in nmke out a list of Theological works, rail attention to a iqWie* of mnjmst old scenes, warming the heart and eu
the above uamed paper: and it assisted us very’ much. Hook renaun*, in which member* of the puideriug.
“Renolrcd, That we dissolve our buyer* would do well to oddrew* church sometime# indulge. We re **A n ii*| *uMimt
connection with ‘2'hr , Erangrlical j Smith, Kngli#h A t o. We buy from for to tin* foot, that when a miuiater, °( *om«ahing fat moredt . ^j uiUifie* <1,
Of
iUtArtaokaetion, so far ‘Synod South, we can not conceive; et«^ We advise everybody to semi be expended n|M>n the iuuoeeut head* our g»stroitoiui<’ oblity eu. tided
lerato salary, dbridg
times ten hours per
being after night,
re bef u blessed with
ig professors, and
in putting this on
)ther colleges have
money to pay
the faculties, this
it of debt by one
idhl
separation of the north <‘AR<>-1 m>ng, and we ex|s*ct soon to hear
1-ina synod. j 8 extensively mwil in High yard. Mixiimcih* or Attala. ing paoonoa of blue sml green—the *|miHoi- ui imraiMis! iiow solemnly li«udan«*iUal priueiplos of the bn
The North Carolina Syuod, at its i Schools, Academies and Hinging __ • mm • field# sImkii of their. harvests. The ure we titaglfo the fearfulue** of the tlieiiin Keioi uintion. He took htf
recent session in Davidson County, i Clabs. Far the Lattoroa V»*in»r. rock* and tree*, aud taiigltil t*«q»**% i ravNgnw of death! And how i«u stand uiidwav lietwecu Calvinism <»
N. C., resolved to dissolve its cob- j 4 CUtssifled Catalogue of TheoUtyiral UgfmM Owmare. the farm boum* and barn—tfo* town pm>uvejy are we reminded-of man’s tlu* one hood aud AruiiiiiaoiM*
nection writh the Houthem General and firligious Hooks. Smith, Kb- ——• and tillage—Um eowa standing ia the 1 utb'r inability to escape it! All our the other. Ue gloried not in thf
Synod. An abstract of its proceed-! glish A Co. Philadelphia. If71. ( ensure may lie juol or uqjust.. creek, and tl»e ragged un bin* making prude not- and care, our devotiou aud deduetiouw of ivasou, nor in tbe
ings is given in the loot nn labor of • This catalogne eame exactly when Without *to|q>ing to inquire in what dirt pie* and uind bake ovens; all *kiU air ojt no avail wlieu the ap natural jiowori. of imui, but iu the
the Lutheran and Missionary. The 1 "anted. We were reqooaled to Jaat censure consist*, we wish to tliese were tivfthg realities, mailing imuuBiI hour^ot «uir'departurearrives. Ctvss of Christ, by which befefc *
• 0POC*e# of unjust old acenew, warming the heart and ou , No p mUuu we occupy, however was crueified unto the world,
evulftl, planes us above it* reach, j the world unto hiiu. He ever I*
•uid no.slreoglh we (gin ciunmuud uteuiU'ml that he was a afoiff
*luehi* a* against its power. kjiviiI by; gtoe**, justitied by
U cot«*r* our happy homes, team ( alone. To these fundaiutwdalflflifc| :
from us o«ir dearest frieiuUs .uid cub* he was pledged, and be wade tl*** 1
a*under oiu ieii«liiv»t nyauikathins. tlw guiding star iu all fos foveattgr
in iiuw Hlmii 11 time it changes the tious atler truth. Ordfoarilyi
ti«a* ot stwiety, and how ofteu it re *<*ver, ho loved bt*st the more eowawB
peat# its moreilosa ravage* iu every | and. iiractical topics of the l ,n hF 5
circle of ita mission! ’ , aud preached a fm*
Forty y«*ars ago it \i*ited this oou- unlimited grace, purchased bf Chw
g regut ion, and with it* rude hand { for a, lost world,
struck down, in tho bloom of man-1 His preaching, n# ytn> 4UV
IomhI. and in tlu* very zenith of his } aware, was earnest, luacrical, MP||
iisefuim*##, the huneiited 8.-hwaitJC, | ed, simple and eloquent. AodflWi
; w foan* iH-iwirats dost mow rej*iM*s in while the iutelligeut were j
yonder nemetery^ Oue by one this \ the illiterate were lieuetitted. mul ■■
• •<»ng!.*a until utbtrol th*f Hiouuiou# to were pleasdl. /Vnd not (adyfo^Fi
1 tiiiti, Jtatii tor whole gcneia-1 pulpit* scaltemi over Hie eoBOf^
»(*■» pa>»«f(t away, kivch*'rt and !<ut in hundred* of families, of.mfi
* •“> #t.d iiu-1 tamiiy altar, at tin* bed-side tt( ^
rime, a* if it. sick and dying, and at the gi'*'**_
o. its
\\ how* dwetling i« tfo liiriit of #et(iug
MUM,
\itd the rooiid mcnii. and tfo tivnijr ail.
Ami the blue dy."
At lh«* d«*|M»i we met Rev. Laird of
Pittsburg, nli.M- compauy wo on-
Lutheran General Synod in Morth : them on better form* than we can in the providence of G«d, deem* it
America. 7 , ! obtain from any other Philadelphia hi* duty to change hfo field of labor,
^bis resolution was passed with I House. aluMart •initilUnouaidy with hia de-
bHt one dissenting Vote. We now New Census and Patent Iratr*. termination to accept a call else
stand alone and prepared to follow We are indebted to Mtinn & Ok. where, be ia censured in aorne way
tbe indications of the great Head of j publisher* of th# Srientifir American, or other, either by tfome of hi* joyed a* lor a» Normanwu where lie
the church in reference to fnture New York, fof a neat little bound •barge, or by thorn* outside of hia expected to loert his "better half.”
connection with-any general eccle- volume of 120 pages, entitled a* ‘'barge, and sometime# by both. But did you know bow huge lie ha#
siasticnl laxly. This much jiermit above. It containa the coro|dete If tlioae who are so loud iu the grown, you wraild estimate hiui at a
me to say, that North Carolina < <’en*n* of 1870, showing the popufo- <i>udemnatiou of a brother, under trifle more tban tbe less half. AtLiai-
Synod will never agree to become an : tion by counties, of all tbe States such riicumsiauee*, would but row- diBgville Station, eight mik-s east of
ill U I - c ^ 'W —— T ■» W — w mmmu vwv MWWWW I VWVW # »*( M i||.^(.| WtVHI« VMt 1 Iff* MM MWHHfVOf # * mwmun B ■ 0B1M
it La^t oessioB he taught, integral part of any inejfflrient or m* and Territories, with their areas, and aider the fact that he who make* the P»»n*\ die, wc were nfo by ifov. .1. tl.
1 the population of the principal cities, change must know t letter than any MeAtee, who had had ho • >v im »»nr
other persona the reason* which in- train, aeixtil u|#m ns nucereuioifitma-
Lutheran Itody.”
We do not know the precise I Also, the New Potent Laws in full,
strength of the North Carolina Syn with' forms, official rnlm, directions
o<l, nor have we ever beard much of how to obtain patent*, eopyiiglitt,
ita efficiency’, and therefore it sounds regulation* for trade-murks assign-
very much like swaggering to hear menu, how to sell patents, etc. Alan,
them declare they will never become a forge variety of valuable inforuia-
a part of “any inefficient or uu- j tion relating to waterwheel*, steam
Lutheran body/
engines, and other Aeohanfeiu, with
What good reason this Synod has many' useful table* and mu|iea, 175
for separating from the General diagram* of mechanical movement#.
due# the change; and. further, that
HU) nmaeieiitiuB* miuiater can not,
am) will not, for frivofott# reason#,
separate him#eil fr<au a charge to
which lie has become attached by
rcaaon of hfo ministry therein, aud
the kindness shown him
triend* and brethren, we
fodleve on much unjust censure would
ly drugged froei* ih«* «*#r, aiei i«i
anothej iiioatcnt w«- w ic ifoltcicd
into tfo- midst o! t,
AN LACl RIMWN T AH I I
from hi« ciiuiv.li, r.iiM|Mv.i *| mem-
I l|n:
tlieon «i i«q»re#cututi\c,
gnri# «m the #ltone <*;'
were ofo\ to wthk-M
ic
b'lit-VTaedj is that d!
I.'-* * : ^
I 1
m
its actitfu ou uot but wvrk mis 1 (br it ag abtofe. Price 1*5 dot*. A of imuiuwi*, who, in tlA fe%ir bf itttrr Gur ride to euj-»v. fm P* .tor
mt*, ri.-mUn.iil .So.id.ty-eco.i'»t eimd
by trne n*n, iu all attumutiug to alsml five tnumpb* over moiUdiiy in tfo* death
do not huudred |ier*o.i#. it, wa-* a real old jot aitorw<-r of your lieloved pastor*.
tune, hoaie made party, aad *ueb a* AI*#! ui> 0feuds our brotlier is
pi * * lie I.or-i l#.i iln* solomu
•m
04
your frieu'K in* earnest, UuruWw
woid* of warning and of t
ml. 1 don lit tioi inauyt
many, have closed their eye*
death blessing G<#1 fdr rife tiw
•immariu, “Kem *vb the diadem, ami mi*iiHtiatioiisof bfefaithfu! servant.
wa* b * rT \ ,
'* t» iutaua^ !
• v 7r«« r ■
,«r j«J » —H*
^liraDT. - »'"* tn C ,h "
lo, “ f '
4 ’'/nc<- tl >'' r m '" 1ke ’ 1
11( U th- "'" erh meri
*1 frk-ml *- ’*
L«li»r P#—'«# '
1 , chastened sorcto
„ W , ,u ""'j'
lu arde...
rbureb. W* 1wna " !t
ddoU, M* f«»
.ion W G«T“ h '! ' !
.^ioon to forp-t
bin CM»«' '''
,«ce nnJ pro»p-n«y #
of the Redeemer.
I feel, a* doubt1
_ ub lv of monriHT# all
have U»t owe of my do*
and that hi* death ha# n
,^-t Jess 0*1 earth to lo\ e
a , l0 lfo*r tie in heaven.
load thi*» wngregHti.
, u uuity »«<> « h - *' hol ‘
mim him. but norent, k
*ifl hfo stricken and fo
iJv wife* hi«»* The,r ' ( .
hfcken. the strong |
tbey wer* occnKtonici
MW*** fe ******** ** '
Bat “he being dead yej
AUi \ u become# u* •erkno
heart the ieaooa Hofemnlv
to n*.
My brethren iu the nnq
incognito tbe hand of 1
this tore bereavement,
nowbcrMmn hero eorijd
watd- The more i* left (
“Be thou faithful until d«
injunction, “and I will
crown of life/ is the pn
voice conies from the -
“Be ye fow ready/ O, I
nest cry be. “Help. I#»
godly mau ceaseth/
Brethren of thi# chai g
you to leoru from this
God has removed you:
fro* you. Will you* he« <
waroings be ha* no fait!
you f
Another faithfnr umiist
cut down in tbe prime of
tbe midst of —rfplwi 1
tend) we had too fe.se.
cuagregation will te*k»
Who of the youth* ot liu
tion will rine tap and <#«
si tion that fo* ho
filled? Yooi
l>een taught bv
l«stor, think of these t
may the Guardian aud I
tils C'htircli dirtvt v<> ;
thouglit*.
To the sorely afflicted r
me to say, the good Ix>
“What I do thou knowes
hot thou shall know ltciv
<loetli all thing* well,
happiness to s*v to you
promises of the BiWe
aiueu iu Christ Jesus, at
virtual iu their application
for that blessed lx»ok sisc
l «y father and uiy uua ii
me, then the foird wiff t;**
"My grace is sufficient fm
"ill never leave thee. 11
tfoe/ Mourn, it is nsri
not ni
—■'T' • lilt* triitii
^ husband, aiul Atr1
ed xu the foitl, by whit*!
^nrt is snffieieut fo .sa.v«i
And now that his wtuk i>
«fo conflict fo past, he i
study theology^ in fosriv
preaent hfo sheaves to tfo
rin* vineyard, w!hi will j.
^^rwdiug to the iftrioui
K,ve »: K And they that tol
due a* the brightness o!f
n '«nt; and they that »ur
"khteousness, as the st;
««»d ever.'’ Amen.
The Vo
At a Mice
'ueinbere of
r burvhes, |,
folkiuj,,
rious were a.
XV aEREA:
Wl «doiu, Ge
w beloved
i*° s s- uo,
Bethlehem
of ** able, n
**• Tbrrpt
Raulreri,
■*** xabui
smiti
'■""I «lii, h
“ ur G«I
-d. Thai;
7™ hi* la
‘he U.. lH . lesll
^*«#d
to fbaal.
That,
°«f W, rtK
HO
men, yoi
y ojii hi
f: ;
* 1VHJI ■
right, but mount
uave uo hope.