Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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B ; «« the colW e the use of her rfebopcl. There p op . money ft> r a r rar y> for Roanoke splendid library of 1 for the tiao of the f necds no expo,. ^ Roanoke professor* even, do double dnty »g» and give thei^ yed gratuitously * editor ten Htu nth in Septeini^r f board will bo the [ •liege students, a * having no tuition ^ Salem for $150 are sonic of the |tirch may be proud ^toaton. Success it as human judg. infittcc for Home amoved to Salem, ie Seminary there a necessity. It is- vacant congrega I n ary stations to inary for infonna- ^em inary young ‘ lettle in congrega-* 1 that all places, * h could be organ- ‘dj OT has been in herevor Lutheran write at once to h or Rev. D. F. Salem, Roanoke Ie Committee will, [rmation forthwith, to which I 111 ay resolution, bat, iu great importance, utiou in which tlie fkl Synod, pledges ur organization, as teruiinatiou to sus- * all defection, op- ifereuces, or what" proceedings, and iness items above y the resolution, leaning much more It would seem, d, warning enough, il that was with us id not with us at ts withdrawal, not otsteps. The evi- ?ut of that Synod to be courtetl by Ineil, the evident on the part of the W to meet said ; session, does not Jnembcrs the agree- dish of strawbei- t was even lierald- nguishctl delegate ; but the Synod • nguished delegate >ri as the Pennsyb press it> nix kom \ uiQ to express of the traiiR ly at Charles- vc confidence, lare with me, access of the rth America, fact; it is no id I feel that lly to its sup- icreased obli- •cnewed ener- sjieak bere- THE BAKU'S. id Iniluolitis** ninist^rs an«l long since in best method esfc spiritual roui the yic- ® war with 1 Who called ^ . von Moltke, lose skill and rms werte so heir success, md attentive nee. One of ost eloqaeut meeting was , Ahlfeld, m as one of tins nring the-de- * ing to a gen- i inaccratjon or £ hristiaii Sab an was made ntion by the ( g arguments nandiug abil- mittee would THE LUTHERAN VISITOR. COLUMBIA, S. C., JUNO, 1872. orthr Lutheran Visitor. it . n it not be fo gotten that it has fanatic a id the intolerant, the mild and p radical, among ns hare gone fro n the Protestant Uomish fai dt b *w tiffing hear a man a on it all honor to the present day k of *a debt of bta Uhl not do- them; as if all without hope of rv- not lishononiblc.’' are few lights more con- ibto thais Utati of a clergyman has cast off kis profession, or t ppolcssiua hap cast him off.* •if ecclesiastical history leaves an vorablc itopryasBoo by recording intestine divisions of churches, rs strong evidfuee to the innate iofre how often ited itself. religion by show- recovered and liken a tempest men ship, it seeiu h! off the |H>iut f sinking” n all superstit ons,” says Lord me t follow fools. ueu, who ale not necessarily , occasion a ly do; they also itly little ibination 1 spiritualism,com ts distinguished lytes by the “**■ ~ " Family Family worship, in almost there is conse- r wonder when y and roguery, disuse that its r of concern to of our ministers. to restore it where it does not eftist, none who knot and love the Inch every was ones Lutheran ily, has in so ma ly places fallen •cstoration is a a goodly num* That we should 1 rhaps g spel can for a mom BStical abuses s cts with regard had the agaitist it who confound 1, bat this can ns from nsing leading our t doubt. The by some prayer, have t to create a the minds of e use with the deter earnest their influence people back to good ways of ou r fathers. The e of the pr esthood of all be exercise of he head of the onschoUl, and the members daily use of daily comma yer. The very ans requmes ly functions by Hy in his own t t spiritual wauts i 'the family ruqnirc t is 8criptnrcs and t 1 00 with God fn.p a Bence of such worn ifp is an indi- c tion of a low Atate of piety in the 1 waehold. But to n rive the pious! t Ays of Lutheran el ristians in the < len time, when ev prv house had i I altar, and the Wo d was part of t ie daily bread? to t>fteu attemled 1 Sth difficulty. If ministers would t| ike the trouble to g< t a good prayer 1 tok into the famflies, and give • irection8 as to the ray conducting * l, “h worship, gradna ly the salutary etiee might again >ecoroc nniver among sincere rfiristians.— 7,*-j an Standard. that pigoon hole, take back \otor ro ceipt, and be gone. When the Xational InUUifenrrr suspended, there was due upon its books •400,00a " "* 'T ' Ecclesiastical. MTHBBAN. Philadelphia— Meeting of Church Council*.—The several oonurils of the German Lutheran churchtw in Philadelphia, have elected delegates of late to hold frequent general meetings for the promotion of the welfare of the German Lutheran Church. An effort is making to equalise the Axed contributions of the members in different churches. In case of removal Km one pariah to another, a certificate will be given mentioning up to what date the member has paid his oontrilmtion, and this certificate will cutUle the holder to exemption from charch does in his new connection until the time mentioned. A resolution was passed, requesting Synod to exemse one of the German pastors from attendance at each annual session of Synod, so that he may remain in Philadelphia and minister to all the people in the absenee of their other pastors.—Lutheran and Hivdonary. Missouri Sfnod.—The twenty fifth convention has closed, after a session of ten days. The Synod, at ita or gunization in 1M47, had but 12 miu isters; now it has 14.10, laboring in 2C States of the Uniou, and 230 teachers. Syuod has 0 literary and theological institutions, and about 400 studeuts, all of whom are pre paring either for the pulpit or the school room. The Scmiuary at St lamia has 1.10 theological students and fl professors. About 30 students attend lectures and hold dixcuasiou* in Latin. The gospel was preached on Sunday, May 25th, in four differ cut languages: German, Norwegian, i>utch aud English. The uniou be tween the Missouri and Ohio Synods was completed. X committee of conference with the Minnesota Syuod was appointed. The Missouri Synod has Also censed to exist as such ; it is hereafter to be a District Synod, to be represented by delegates iu the Geucral Synodical Conference. The sessions were held iu Liberty Hall, which will seat 2,200 |*ersons. There were generally from 1,300 to 2,000 persons present. The St. Louis Democrat declares that “it was by far the largest assembly of ecclssias tk-al dignitaries and lay delegates of this church that has ever utet iu this country, n and Rev. H. K. Urohst says “it was unquestionably the largest German, uay, the largest Lutheran Synod ever held iu Amer ica." - [peirqiaper#.—The I ichuioml Chris in Advocate gets of the following resting article on the newspaper siness. Says the I There are two grea ihewspaper—one giiws out of the tort to make it liv the the other out effort to pie; se everybody- ie first trouble uia, |e second never. K in in the world hai pits it—perha{M he n cans idol—and always trying to svor does, which is 3 )ine people believe i rtune in every > hole world, from N m Zcinbla to ^ctoria Laud. Th ! FT honest, very sin 1 noceut iu this belie 1 ! fry the harness on i riiile, they would so< 11 sing another what vocale: troubles about be overcome, ery newspaper an idcal y as he reach it, aud very strange, that there is a nevspaper in the people are rcrc and very If they had and work in it follows. The \ l ,ie - Note (Kristian Standard, >f Cincinnati, fates that although its affairs are ■ imliieted with the itrictest ecou- and its subscribers number IjfiOO, it has thus f; r cost $20,000 | ore than its income. It says that 1 ,e of Chicago, with a still r subscription li it, sunk about o,000 in four year, and had not come self sustaining when the late fre occurred ; that t ie Interior, in *** than two years, ia« used up a Pital of nearly *50j000, aud that o Standard, of Chi< ago, with 15,- P?0 subscribc-rs, was 1 ot self-sustaiu- * * • But all these papers a lesson, and tl the death of new, you take * you run t |m and then ■toto-—that is, uu »» their life. Tork Herald elhcc; ^tablishincnt grew’ u afreet cellar. Do yok wish to take Herald ! Down v ith your mon- llht ^ 0tl Wtoh to advertise at a Ifiouar a linel Hau l your money J*, jour- advertisement Iu through IS f- . ] is, that credit pers. Hence, n, they will y yon pay np like a hot po- you renew, o to the New maguifieent out of a Wall Miscellaneous. f , ♦ Liberality.—Mr. Samuel A. Hitch cock, of Briihficld, MassachusrttA. invited, recently, the treasurers of Amherst College and rhillips Acad emy at Andover, to an interview with him. In the course of some pleasant conversation, he made a present of $100,000 to the former institution, and one of $50,000 to the latUtr. Timm gifts are »<|dnl to two donations of $75,000 each to tbcac institutions. Sad.—Years ago ltcv. I hr. J. M. Mitchell, of Maim-, assumed the rec torship of Christ Church, Savannah, Go. During some time |mst report* of immoral conduct tow unis him have been current, which finally led to investigation, and that to hi* depo si tion. On the 19th instant Bishop Beckwith, of Georgia, announced, during th© service of Christ Chnrcb, the removal of Rev. I>r. J. M. Mitch ell, for gross immoral conduct, which he bad confessed, and that the delin quent had renounced his profession as priest, and had surrendered bis authority to preach. I>r. Mitchell left Savannah for tbo North on th© 17th installt The VaUstine Exploration Society. —The Palestin© Exploration Society is orgmiized after the pattern of the English “Palestine Exploration Fund,’* but indci**ndently of it. It is organized on a broad national basis, and projioaes an object of great importance in the research for relics of ancicut Palestine, and illua t rati ohm and confirmations of the 8cripturc history. It will work par ticnlarly in the district east of the Jordan, in which the inqiortatit dis covery of the Moabite stone has been made. Besides archaeological investigation, it will engage in seien tific and physical explorations. The cost of the proposed exploration, it is estimated, wtfl be small in com pari son with the importance of the result likely to be realised. College» iu the United Stake.—Out of 303 colleges in the United Bute*, 265 are supported by religious de nominations, of which the Catholics have 54; Baptists, 48; M4^xH*t*, 32; Presbyterians, 25; Congregation al, 16 ; Episcopalians, 16; Lutheran, 16. I11 these institutions there are about 3,000 instructors, and neartv 50,000 pupils. Protestantism Advancing ~About persons attend the Walden •lan weekly service In the Italian language is Naples, and about sixty that of the Methodists. Connected with these two oburrhee are five Boo day schools, attended by MOchildreo, and nine evangelical day schools, with about 400 children; also a small Protestant orphan home, a young ladies' boarding school, and a Bible and tract depot, which latter, in ten years, has sold more than 3,000 Bi Idea,and 72,000 tracts sod hooks. The work hi Spain is going os, and a Syaod representing nineteen church es has met at Madrid, elected a coo siatory, and adopted a confession of ftutb. Theological Seminaries.—There are 117 Theological .Seminaries la the United 8talcs, with 300 instructors and 3^04 rtndmh Catholics have 17 •62 students ; the Baptists 17 Hem tnaries sod 3d0 students; the La t heroes 14 Bemitraries and 133 eta denU | the Presbyterian* 14 Bernina rice and 544 students; the Metho (lists 10 Beuiinarics and 332 students; the Kpieeopaliana 13 Heminaries and 224 studeuts. , CenrerU in China.—Iu a meeting held recently under the aasptrrs of the IxmmJou Missionary Boriety at Gloucester, the Rev. Griffith John said there were at iweseot 70,000 Christian converts bow in Chius. The Freed men—In the Preoby te nan General Assembly, at Dr trot l, lost week, a report was presented recom mending that $ 125,000 be nosed for the work among the freed mew during the present year. ■ 1 1 — 11 ■■■" If you desire rosy cheeks sad a complexion loir sad free from I*tm plea. Blotches aad Eruptions, parffy your blood by taking l)r. Ilmr'i Golden Medical Discovery. U has ho e«|ual for this purpose. Tux lit'uax Itoor AXO ITS Tuati Hixo —if the man dsoerxsa well of his country who makes two blades of grass grow where only eoe grw before, surely be who produces s glorious crop of hair ou s lively barren set hearty thanks of the obliged party. All booo^, therefore, to Pro hewer K. T. Lyus, fur, uaqoreUosably, his renowned Kathairou this object. Gentlemen, whs kero are shy 6f making their cent distanced for which wUhing ton City was once the Csmoua, will find this Hair IVnmsder the most wooderfnl mconrsgrr ot ftbrons de velopment that has ever been in vented. Both sexes are advised to use it, as, by all odd*, it Is the beat art trie Air improving the growth and beauty of the hair, keeping it free from scarf sad dandruff, preventing it from becoming harsh, dry sod gray—giving it a rich gloss and endowing U with flexibility—that Tat let < 'hemiatry has ever evolved from the vegetable kingdom. the so turnout coma to coll lu* from snath, aha cos id any t “Hate, Lord, am V, do with me as srometh good is thy sight.” It was the writer's privilege to visit her several times daring her affliction, which she bore with eh ns tion resignation, and to convent with her la reference to her (blare prospects; she could say, all is right Bha was perfectly composed, and seeBMd os the ripe fruit ready in be gathered ie. Her remains were is leered at Laa rcl Hill church, (of which she was a member,) and the occasion improved with a funeral discourse by the writer, based upon Rev. xiv: 13; after whiah Rro. Austin made a short aad appro prist© address upon the life aad con sisteat Christian walk of Well could it be sung: "Orrvanl mi Osd writ Best from Ihy Charch Notioee. f^Hrondae L«thrfwe rhumb. W. Ya, witt br •rrtirr uI Uwt ,m ibr Prof. 1). I Krmirf. ot J. II. C«m>. «f Wm vmnfy. l». V, m (hr day mi Jur. sod Ret. Virginia, am n- Spcciol Notices, Dr Tutt s Osrmperilla aad Qasea s De- Bfkt Ns trmi ily tr rnmplsisls. hr. U*m U U flats. Thetynaaro hf phjd id Lm But la this have their art ■is is thr ' Imrif, ami m s hkml l> —*— the «ARM A I* AXILLA AND QIIXNY PKUOIfT hs* soegnsl It rogoiiee hnt s trial t* ©anrime the nmal (Arystewl. f*r rmwI* t smf l.isto. wtnhrr in ds« s ot wsuMtohead « the t«m ot htm. Dr- Tut*. Lm PUU am an srkm>wl Dr. TUI . Ilsir Dye has n* Had <>dnr. A Fmir II half aM re. l rt (Srrr are mi m la d*r is net ■ Spain d hy a m lists*, mi thr faud. every fssrtlan ,History of the GREAT REFORMATION. Maw * l.'r.M _ . .. MWemkmMUem IX I'ort. of over 1000 I AGENTS'WANTED. Send XlTtfor fit. sad moors ywer sho*^ J oner. C'irrslsrs, i "^Pnl m-rwwj tenths i si mwiM, ee 1B0RCESTER| .. Dictionarien 7 Have bees adepOd by the Mtatr Hoards Ot Ed am (ton ot Titonru. NORTH CAROLINA ALA MAMA, sad . t ARKANSAS la mr is the erne* sf RICHMOND. TA. NORFOLK. ?A MOBILE. ALA. SAVANNAH. 0A. ATLANTA 0A. Ac. kid to OrthnitTmphj sjkI Pro to l<* snd let- Universtlv, The Univecdty of Vlrgtais. The CsiWg* mi Witltom snd Mary. Tbs I'toveedty of Geargto. The Wesleyan Psirmti*. tlslwms. Ac-. Ac. BREWER A TILEST0V, IT Mlllc Ht reel, 1IOHTON. FOE SALK NT ALL B00K8KLLKRS. 1671 flpriag aad Sommer. IS7S- R.& W.C.8WAFWHJ). W* are m« receiving out w-vli whetrd MTONti sad MUNMEK MTfK'K of READY - MADE CLOTHUfO, II ATM. njRSISHIHG GOODS. »tc. SECURITY LIFE INSURANCE AND ANNUITY COMPANY, OP VEM r YORK. Bobert L Cate, President Thee. A. Wetmore, Vice-President. Isaac H. Allen, Secretary. AMhETH. January 1. 1872, INCOME for Itrrf. | t,6814M0 iber of pnliries issmd to 1871, 5^24. TKN PAYME:<T8 - “ d InviA ud. an Aedand u Dm rad of fint you. AU I'olidm m Xou-Forfndnf after three annual Premtows have been paid. A tew rood ar«*ats wanted, to whom liberal toduc©m©tit« will be offered by 4 . J LOUIS SHEFEE8EE, General Agent for South Carolina, Jane 7 JTo. 40 Broad Street, Charleston, S. C. m-t( *s WANDO FERTILIZER.” n Having srem K-7 « ! \S- th© nrriciMA ot a CUTTER to mtr Cns- , we wdl Marriages. tn.1 hnt rsdwslb and Married, on the 10th day of April, 1872, by the Rev. J. J. Morgan, Mr. Jxsrxa D. BxcaiNuxa sod Mins Romaic B. Tkxxan. Alt of Effing ham county, Go. Married, April lath, 1572, to the town of UooconI, N. CL, by Rev. A. I>. L Moser, Mr. Tloxis M. Dkatox snd Mias Urit K. COOK. Both of (Vmcord, N. C. By (be same, May 2d, at the real deuce of the bridw'a mother, Mr. Calxs M. Coox and Mtoa Maui.v bkt B. A. IitKNnorx. Ihdh of Cu- bamui county, N. C. Obituaries i ifflNi iiti ^ t • f ~ iiHowN^nrirTifiHi if- rirr ~i— rnryntf ltoparted this life, a©ur Bt. Nich ols* Evangelical Lutheran charch, Barnwell county, &(X, on the 20th April, 1673, Mr. Gxoxox Pxikstxx, in the 97th year of hto age. He waa active and industrioua to a good old age, but for several mouths before hi* death bis health had been dediuing, until Anally nature gave way, aud we have the bo|ie that bia sainted spirit took ita flight from earth to glory. For many years of hto long life, brother Prieater was a constant and ever ready member in the Evangelical Lutheran church, lie showed hto faith by his works. He died trust ing in the promises of God, through Jesus Christ. May we emulate hto virtons and agonise for that faith whose anchor is cast within the vriL 0. P. B. IBed, of pneumonia, on the 9th of April,1872 Mxa.Ajcxi.ia HiKUKXyWtfe of Bro. John J. Rimer, in the 73d year of her age. Mother Wtaarr, lx early. life, waa regularly confirmed a member of the K. L Churcb, of which she remained a mciubewto the end of her life. She was not, as many are, satisfied with a imiue and aprofraxioo, but »be was n i-onaistent Christian—-one who prac ticed what sb© profeward, and when t; not omit fm urn hoar sriss, ah afterward Into a lbaa ever (nail 4e If a* wasoM How is this drdasbir ifei it to hr se lf Thr answer t* this qmdw. rvprrimer of ts easily gftvwo. InfWsr new % gnus bv a cmrwr of Hostel let* Hiller*. fh> n<4 waste tiase Is trrin* temphraty rrwwdWw. hm( systomnphy head of thr jmwl (Wes* apw* whlrh all ihe orga>« drprml fat their awn are amt sop. pnrt. lly the tiase that a MARK IT GARMENTS to the lalr a toy Ira, ami jrwaraat©r sails We arv suit Ulmg onftrt* for FKR7SCT-FITTIN0 SHUTS Mfflhj'lfMVMI HATi an hand. Firabhte Geafe DfftrtM la fart oar atorh i mhrmiw New and Nobby, which we are sore will plmm thr amst fastidloos. Give ns a cod ami he eanvtoerd. R A W C SWAFFIELD Mart 9 2D—tf bn( wake the A bly*v ; Bells. Ciffl—$50 PER TOR or 1,000 POUNDS AT FACTORY. 7 ♦ TIME—635 per Ton of 2,000 lbs. at Factory. Payable November 1st, 1872—without interest. * y ’ yf WM. C. DUKES & VO n General Agents, Charleston, 8. C. T1IOB. W. HOLLOWAY, Agent at Poniaria, 8. C. Dec 8 14—tf JT. II. KINARI), MAjIN STREET. AGENTS! QUICK! choice of territory—there is a rush for it —on Dio Lewis' last and greatest work. OUR DIGESTION, or, MY JOLLY FBIEXI/S SECRET. 1 It is by far the most taking and aslabk- One Door South Columbia Hotel, book in the field. 1. It is on a vitally im portant subject. 2. It is by America s moajwpalar writerw heddi. tin people are caper for inch a bookfand will urge you to brtojr it to them. Write for tonus, Me., free. GEO. MACLEAN, Publisher, 733 Sanson Street, Ptriladel phi*. Pa. [May 3—3m I AM dath iwririiMt a*»«l opeutoit a) lanrr and mrefwlly nelerted slock of DRESS GOODS.! For r ITT* ite. Flue toned, warranted, low ItoarrifStve Cuwnlnrs amt free. RLYMYER. NORTON 4 tXL inati, O. W Feb 23 Fijrhth <*., Cinrinr eow- v mm! BELLS I BUCKEYE BELL FOUNDRY I This stock cm bractw rvetythiagdesirs- bir to DRESS GOODS. LIXEXS, ItOMESTJCS. FAXCY GOODS, dr. With a full assortment of CCRTAIXS, WIXDOW SHADES. MA TT1XGS, OIL CLOTH, and CARVETISGS. from my aashfo-d GEORGE S. HACKER'S Door, Sash and Blind Factory, CHARLESTON, S- C. I a call from ferlinjr amuVed that of the roost attractive SPRING STOCKS Evet offered ia CVInaltt, aud w ill uwti- no effort to offering satmfartiou to sit. > Mr peTMNial supervision has been riven to the srlcrtian of this stock. N O imported work kept on hand to supply the country trade. All work is made at our own factory to the city, and under the proprietor's special supervision. Send for Price List. Factory and Ware Rooms : Kin*, opposite -Caution Ktiect, on line of City railway. I*. O. Box, No. 170. Julv 7 tf of the it haw bee* taken, the factor frame uf the 4ra- pefOAr will bento to fad Its benign to ff aenee. Appetite will be rtwalid. and with appetite th* capacity to digest a bat I ^ffTARUSBCD IN uatt. X IdU foe rlmrrbe* m It craves. Persevere until the rwre Is healthfwl blood, fit to be of fiesb and mwarle. bae , and brain, flows through the mi rirralation. lastemi of the shUlam with vbirb tiny hate » hrrn tm|a rfeetly nnnrished. * Now AdverUoement* jflSNffiSIL tZ&SZ-* STADHTOX FEMALE ISXDfAIT. Haperior PURR BELL M KT A I#—CopperTnd Tts -fwlh aarrantod. and mmmwd wrhtfls oar PATHST IMPROVED ROTA R V HASOISGH. tl r Illustrated ratalmrwrs •rot free. Address V ANDPEF.X 4 TIFT 1S8 4 101 East id street, t'tortoaati. O. Mar 15 23—ly Sight Check© O N GrrmaUir. Kngtond. France, and all th* pnm t|wJ t itles of Enrope. Passage Tickets to and from the Euro- naan IWts. Cheeks on New York. Oal- ! lertnms prompt b altcoded to amt mtot- tod for on day of payment. E. HF.llKl N •. 4( 0.. /toalers, S4 Hhwl Si., (3iarl< stun. 8. C. 1*. S.—Parties wialiinr ExcHangr or l k aasage Tickets may remit ns by Apr 12 J. H. KINARD. 31—tf or l*«*t Office Order, and they a ended to. 'I'llE Third Srodan of Stnoatow Pe ls Seminary a ill open on Tore- day. the Xd of SrPtosnhar nest. This losfttwttoo now offer* all the facilities of the best female arhoots, and is gvwd- sally growing into pahlir favor. For terms and farther particulars, ad ders* the Priaripnl. RRY. J. I. MILLER, Vs vr to any Oh ir Nhv 24 pmmptl> att« y Kxprras wUl bars i) to. 13—If REMOVAL J. RIECKEKT. WEBERS f Elegant Pianos AND Wood A Co.’* Charming Organa. They are ‘ -isotyaosaifer Portland Pec.. Jfeffflbnf Jfeton 0bh uwf Nr . hojgms. firnd for I Hast rated Cato- x 30. | HANBAID TWm. HT Every Inatrwment wamroted far I five yaotw- . . . _ I nr B^aU nwana ^try the above before WARE-ROOMS, MASONIC MALL Nos n mod m Market alien. May SI 9-tf) WDwdngtan, N.C. ( N DIKKCKS. Wholesale and Retail Ns Uronr,< n«mlia.kCHrapHtCd* ly informs hi* friends and enstomers that be bm removed to his new establishment, forn»« riy Ktonler's bwilriniy. «»n the corner of Rk-bardson and Taylor atroefa, where hr wfll constantly kero on hand a well selected assortn»< i*t of sll arttolaa batoug* tng to bis Unr of Iroatocss, sack as Oroce- ries, provisions. Toboeeoa, Ire. January ‘ifl 21-l.v HAMPLEB. HAMILTON EASTER A SONS, UAL TIMOR K, MR. PI.Kfl (marked with width aad price of suck.) of any kind of Q DRY- GOODS, of Englisl,, Fn-neh and Awcnron Manw- Marr. We will pay Rxpfeaa freight on all norshasaa from ns IIS foaUl* to THE LUTHERAN BOOKSTORE, .Ya 117 Xorth Sixth Street, PHILADELPHIA, PA. THK wwfiendgwed. having amnmed the I management of the above named offer* for sale every va- THE LUTHERAN VISITOR Is Published Every Friday By Rev A. R, RUDE, DD. Terms Cash, Strictly in Advance. One copy, per antinm $3JiO One copy, six months 1.26 To Miuisteiw, Widows of Ministers, and Theological Students 2.00 Old subscribers who fail to remit at the expiration of their subscrip tions, will be charged per annum S.TO Subscriptions not received for less than establishment, ..... .. „ tfctjr of Theolocieai, Relirions, Chnrrh R j x months. and Hamlay School Booto Any books No new names are entend on the sub published in this eimntty or abroml,cape- M-ription book, without the first payment riauv Lutheran book* both old and new, i j n »dvane will be promivdy fwrmshed to order. ] promptly Special attention civei Snnday-Sehoo snpnlkw; > amt Tea ven to furnishing also, aids for Teachers. Tlie or Postage—Five cents per quarter. $30 tad Over, bat; orders are u _ (either Bank Cheek or p.»«t Oflfce Order,) must pay the Kxprras SS5«fsr ]>ec 1 IS—1r Superintendent* der* of M inisters. Superintendents, Teach ers and Committees earnestly solicited. LIBERAL DISCOUNTS GIVEN. A complete Catalogue of Runday-Sehool Books, published in 1071, sent free. Tmikfi Onak Rrv. O. W. FREDERICK. Apr 12 31—3m BOOK OF WORSHIP. ~ frtoto l|r Mtbrfr mf lie Awapdicnt Lm Oteros 9fmod j Perth Ammo*. T HIS Book, of 874 pages, 24ino. is now ready. We give tin- church eight cents on every copy sold, and in this way port of the profits accrue to the church. * Price, in Sheep * $1 00 Dark Araheaow© 1 MS Arabesque QQt. 1 80 Morocco Tacks, gilt edge. 2 00 Morocco, extra gilt 2 50 Turkey Morocco, plain i 78 Turkey Morocco, super extra gilt-- * 00 Turkey Antique 8 00 With rilt clasps, 80 cents extra. Ministers and congregation* ro quested to send on their order* at once, to whom a discount of ten per cent*, is RATES OT ADVERTISING. I 1 $100 2 8 4 250 8 78 800 4 50 8 50 5 35 1 30 1801 2 28 200 8 00 400 8 00 4 50 6 75 9 00 800 7 50 5 50 6 25 600 0 00 6 50 2 75 7 00 10 SO •5 § § z s V-4 00 • -50 4 75 3 75 6 75 — 4 00 5 00 0 ool 7 00 8 75 8 00 10 00 9 00 11 25 „ 10 0012 5030 75 11 0018 75 88 75 12 00 15 0034 75 18 00 1« 25*26 75 5 00 8 75 10 751528 6 25 7 6012 75 14 75 ! — 700 1150 19 75 1250 1800 2075 16 75 2850 18 75 2625 2900 8175 1575 2000 2425 2850 8275 8700 4125 4550 4975 5400 5825 9250 96 7i* 7100 7525 7250 88 75 PULPIT EDITION’. in Sheep, $2: Aralteroine, Hah Turkev. 84. T gilt key, f4. 1 eu per charged, those win. buy in * ii 11 600 0 00 12 00 15 00i24 75 8450 12 6 50 9 75 18 90 16 25'26 75 8725 13 700 10 50 14 0017 50 28 75 4000 14 7 50 11 25 15 00 18 75 80 75 42 75 15 8 00 18 00 16 00 20 00 82 75 45 50 16 8 50 18 75 17 00 21 25 84 75 48 25 17 9 00 13 60 18 00 22 50 86 75 51 00 18 9 50 14 25 19 00 28 75 88 75 58 75 19 1000 15 00 20 00 25 00 40 75 5650 8800 20 10 50 15 75 21 00,* 25 42 75 59 25 9235 211110016 50 22 00 27 50 44 75 0300 2650 22 11 00 17 25 23 00.28 55 46 75 64 75 10000 1 Inch spare in length of column consti- tntes a square. 22 squares make a column. For special notices, or ajiwtimsi ills ill readme columns, or containing cuts, or set in double column, twenty-nve pei cent, in addition to tins above rates will I*riee, ... edge, $8 ; Kagl H rent diseou it nuide to W ho nuv in remittances and communications to *-‘4—tf Feb 10 Rkv. A. R. HITIK. D.D., Columbia, 8. C.