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read my
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|hymn or cist I
ig will be i*l
Lnite with to
Ml ye coagrfgtj
ad thatwNtf
u fthaicb; to *" d * ft * r
^ a white be tom, as it were,
^ distance, the solemn tones of
* _i>r °( or f*4 0°" of
ijSSZEIl and soul inspiring fuges
**£ j* played by a Skilfnl and
band. Each note and chord
“Tlbe ears of the bearers, and a
^stillness pervades that little
jUl mem impressed with
dear Saviour is is
^nt the dear oaviour is ia
JjKfct The minister announces
SiotoPW^ **•* dear old hymu »
tL* Jehovah’s a<ul throne,” aud
**Z m lings, old and young.
nHr «N are offered
fftf L«Te prayers are offered, and
Smili of the stranger during the
.-ins of the several hymns feels
JSS55 to be theXlu after
n ho rhtofus to that same church
' d leiaewbera with gratitude that
?tas theio» during the singing of a
Uet old by mo, that be gave his
to God. Now should not that
om circuxnst^c 6 iuduee those who
ind sing in choire 40 ain « 80
,hat all »*>' nuite T and if not, let
b«B feel every word which they
utter, *nd they will then sing like
unto the angels in the new Jeru-
tilea. 1
jpt Episcopal clergyman once rc
ontid that his idea was (we hate
^^psitit, for it is rather severe)
‘tbit more persons would go to per-
tliiioQ who sat iu choir lofts thau
fn>a any other quarter.” This re-
ant was provoked by the ungodly
aid worldly behaviour he had wit-
jessed in his own choir. Bad it is
to know that there are some who
topi God and themselves so far as
todoaecrate the church. Yes, it is
too true, for should you take a peep
iatotbat part of the temple where
the leaders of God’s praises sit, I
fear many sights would disturb our
riskto that would not Impress us
with holy thoughts. There are many,
it admit, whose behaviour is dec
woes and becomiog the place. Such
is those only should be selected by
tie Members of the church to lead
theirMBsic. Then the Divine Spirit
nil All all hearts, there will be no
non for Satan, and our byrnus of
praise shall ascend, through the
portals of the sky, to the throne of
taavea, where the saints who have
meg with ns on earth are tuning
their golden harps to the praise of
God. Em
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▲ Circular, [Jmtoto
To the I’kafUuu mod Mimimmi** Bitlgsrun* by tto Hyawd «f
| wto iatored ia (A# IfcpftrftMl y , Unofrfe, mid rwperW|> that to 4+
tA« Army o/ T§»nmmm.r j«U»wl to faraiah Ummm with an m>
i«HM»t of the npeiMlkiarw of U»
Having been nppomte<l by the revenatw ncerning to the patriarch
Southern Historical Roeiety, located , alt frost osom Itosalsa mum to
atjfrew Orleans, La, to pn|arr a,
Uiatory of the Religioos Oporatione
I
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eonnectsd with tbs Army of
sea, I desire, so soon ss possible, to
collect all the material that can to
made serviceable for this work. I
must, of course, look to those who
labored with me iu this Dsparta»eat
for much of the material to make up
thm History, and ! do hereby earn
estly request all the Chaplains and
Missionaries of the •*Army of Tsa*
uessee 1 * to prepare and send me, so
soon as they cao, fall accounts of
their labors, giving their faeollerttoa
of particular revival meeting* ia
which they participated; also, any
remarkable conversion*, or religious
His ooodact in them
his relations with the
sal, crested s
under Ubmiuii i
Turkish tovasamt scontdisgly
confirmed his 4amsisl, aad
the rlsctioo of a
Afthlashoo I’rooociiaa. d Uijjl baa
he u HSMuiikr uiih ths *irw«As ia
the Ifolj Laud, aha hats seat pa
to the Goverasmml for ito i
Is tor
si a
»y to as
to asv rs u
reiastalesieot of (.‘jrillas, and mas I . the lately full nag editor
f«tolr%l aui li 4 f itoltoft ■ - i *i |La Ht*+14 aijimI /VmIMrfMkjAMI
af
to to mot
<TWin w .tosp order dartog the esrsmoay aflto
experiences, or any singular or, ^a eathroaiaalioa. Ho was lassivsd While startiag
strange providences that may have with lasalttag vsrismalioos as to I aad so faartaatlai
vslspisd t*j twsaiy yuan' fspsnawcw,
m to
come under their otoervaikm.
to communicate to me all such facts
arid incidents ss will throw say light
upon the great religion* work of the
army. I wish to get the fall name
of every Chaplain and Missionary
who labored in the “Army of Tea
nemee,” with a statement of what
particular part of the army they
ware connected with, also the time
they entered ths service, and how
long they continued in it.
through the )■
way to the Church of tho Holy flspal | sertpltoa
ebre, sad suics ttos nooe of the m*+mrj <d
Greeks have ap|ma«wd la the char oh
as aaihi as
aa Ua
ever, that as most of the Greeks an
loag
Itof*
we the
clergy tori
wGI net lie
indeed
taking (to part of
__ _ lt should interfere, in wbwh «wsr a tolk fmlfc ^d tod W a.ea mom ia
I especially rnpnt the fHaadu,«f I *** **!•—Maa to the IMy flarae* [ihtor fsavaa. Tto espariawml to
the Chaplains who were kitted and j waald arise. j lb *" i * • ****** *-w* >■<.
|to-w^ t
estala. tot sub
The Charleston .Tears. «»f tl»e Jtoh the growth ssearad to thm w«j may
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PAIN • KILLER
lUMTACTTBSSl SY
VKRH\ 1IAVIH St HON
Tv. '
Nan Can Not Judgs Sod.
It toast be accepted as a fixed
l>oiut iu a?! human reasoning that we
ars absolutely incompetent judges of
tho divine acts. The ways of Provi
dence as displayed before os in the
l«ges of history, aud the story of
human life passing before oar own
eyes, are in truth less intelligible to
M than His ways marked out in
Scripture. Scripture uniformly de
clares that His “ways arc not as
oar ways,” and are “past finding
wt 3 Aud this is no more thau the
bewilderment of all ages has been
practically forced to confess. There
fore acts of divine severity recorded
in Holy Scripture concern us no
wore—in point of debate of moral
fitness—than acts of divine severity
elsewhere recorded, or passing under
our own observation. 1 do not say
that the believer in divine revela
tbs has no more light on tbe course
Of divine judgment than the u»
teliever. God forbid ! But for the
parpose of a complete defence, as for
to j>nrpo8e of a criticism, of the
dirine proceedings, we are absolute
ly incompetent. We believe them
lo be a grand whole, symmetrical
and complete; and to jndge of a
fe* isolated parts of such a whole,
extending through many ages, and
possibly worlds, we bold to be
haply irrational. We have enough
least of the judicial faculty to
•fociiae the oftice of judge in a
ca »e which is scarcely before us even
»> part, and which, if it were before
to *e have not intellect to grasp.
<bd#ciine, therefore, to assume the
wf n<* of judge involved in the
attempt to vindicate the ways of
ihvine Providence. We decline it
rom uo unworthy cowardice, nor
r ° fM alarm at supposed con sc
fences, but from a profound con-
^Kmsuesa that as yet the ends, aims,
P^POBesof that Providence are to
■ l great extent veiled from us; and
»t those ways in Scripture are
a part of the very same
"'.rstery which day by day is being
-(ranted before our eyes.
died in the.-eerview to aewd me full
aocouuts of their labors, aad the par
ticularn of their death, he tkaring
the progress of the war many lettrrs
were written for the religious and
secular papers giving account* of
the religious operation* of the army ;
all such letters or publication* will
be of great value. I therefore earn
estlj request all persons having old
army papers, aad that have the prt
vate letters of friends in
will earetully overlook them, and
scud mu whatever part* or whole
letters as will afford say interesting
information stout the religion* work
of the army ; always giv* dates and
names a* far a* possible.
There were many Akers sod pn
vate soldiers who took au active and
important |*art ia the religion* more
menu of tbe army, who could fnr
nish mncb valuable informal ioo
touching what they saw *ih! e*|»e
neoced. and I carusatly r*qm *
them to cotamuaicsta to me fbll>
their reeoHortiou* of that remark »
ble period. I desire, if possible, to
obtain the record* of the Chaplain
Association*, and if the parties hsv
iug them will forward them to mo, 1
will return tbematter examining them.
bj a
to thi kgs’
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instant, say* :
( r*)4r .IM» mom
i 'us'nsW'SsiF'i* ^ w*w
created within the peartoal wall* to
Glebe street church at a prayer
meeting told last W«dwasda> more
lag. Aa abler to tho ehorrh had
just closed a somewhat lengthy pray
or, and the congregatm* w«oe atoot «m)y
Ga
tod U la
HA I>0 Adto ra the must osrtaia
- a o-a -
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■to Pats &dto wltt esrr ( nMapsar
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tho arav • ■■■ ■■
I to resume their seats, wbea * “straagw
Iham atkil
lady* from the body to the eharvh
beg*n to otter up soother prayer.
She weak oo and preyed oarweMly
tor the ministry, the old men sod
children, the yomog men and man!
(*«*. few the fotare writore to the
City by tbe Hea, aod ia abort, for
everything Meanwhile, the emigre
gallon tout looked «o OHWi<noie*i» wifh
amwt uirnt. »t tomg slrirtly prohih
lte»| by (He rwleo to the rhsrrh tor a
wtwuan to pffrirb or lead ia pray#*,
i At the dime to the prayer, the,
pastor of tbe ehorrh. the Itev. J. (.
j t»irarde*n. D Ik, reformed tbe lady
j in firui hat resportfol term*, *»<* to
i reprai her ouornal pvtteeodtag the
! l*»ter made no audible reply, tot it
i* whispered aaorng the roogrega
I lion that rhe ha* etprense*! her de
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or, if praferml. I will drpw.it tb-m. »u wo.
with tho other material I may e l
Iect, with the “Bouthern Historical
Society*
I most earnestly solicit comniutn
cations from every one who can prt
sent any facts, incidents, or any
information that will aid roe in [»re
imriug this Historical View of the
religious work of the Army of Ten
nessce, aud inasmuch as thi* army
wa« collected from the Bute* to Ten-
IpPMMMl at a prayer meotiMg held
: Thursday morumg at the otmo
ehorrh, hot the mder to oeftico hod
j been so arranged so to preveat her
l front getting the opportunity to offer
another prayer.
The straogral |*art to the aff«ur m,
that an one knows the name to the
lady or where she cusses from. It la
said that she ha* repreorated her
w to be a regularly oedatosd sh
neasee, Kentucky, Georgia, Florid.*, nmttoCkJhMm i«
Alubuioa, Miuwipp.. Lowi.u„.. *****
Tmm, Ark«»M, ...I IftMmiri, l 1 1
«miu . owsrrrrs* o»
K#V D r tthtde. D O,
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Th As ffeaerto
Koiem, V*
would rcupectfully aak the editor* of
the religions and secular popers «f
these State* to give thi* circular an
insertion in their papers, ami call
attention to it* important suiwiia
Japan ia to rather a singular eon
dilate, but psttosee most be e*
wised* a great natom like thfts
doe* not leap at ooco from
^ tent lo Christian miliaaliwa He m
tihiiw, and I roakn this reqoeat be , ig toas ttoeretto. has aot here pob
cause in uo to her way cm tha mala liCy preelalmsd. Ptohotoy to
rial and information be obtained to . ttth « nl ^ Wr „. ^ w H
si M4> op vtuitjia
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AitoAwmeer. Mr J II Witom.
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Asrsrian—A writer in the Mora-
S Propose8 thafc the people of his
^-ation celebrate the five hun-
"^Uh birthday of Jobo Huss, which
7 cnrs . 011 the 6th of July next, by
edging the name of their theologi-
semioary on tlmC day to the
ass Theological Sjemitmry,” by
ti^ t,Dg . a buil(lin ^ feff institii-
land bp raising a fund of #100,-
m for »ts endowment
The Kiog of Denrotirk has former-
) thanked Prof. Watson, of the
„ University, for having
T?* newly -discovered asteroid
^hts daughter,!, the Princess
prepare a faithful history to the re
ligtou* operations eonnectsd with
one of onr groat .Southern Armies.
Address all letter*, papers, or
packages to
J. II. Buvnojv,
Cnir«r»itj/ of I s. p, P«.
A|ml 9, 187 «.
to sock a pruresdiag opoa ths
people at prrsaot, mace Ift mighl
apfaesr too revtootlowary aad •*»
hen distrust sod alarm. Hot ths
tost be*t thing bos beeo doom; oil
< the edict* against chnsimnity have
brew removed, so that tae
Imy—FoViswipidi -AM J
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* tbi* sourre, hot
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--f-.Tflr lbr«,li«M a »««WnrMMM.
the East are being arrayed again*! ^ **«■» fli** Amsricma Trawl Ito
each other to some client. A recent oMd ths Wss—fp
letter from Jerusalem Hi the AtUy* ffsr t *nd IU*A toitty of < ’tocm
forisr Zeitnng say* that the derg) Wdlvd. Hereafter, there
of the three different religions which w ®* *** only on* dtpomtory to Uo
are represented in that city are josl! •b«o> fiold cvmsmto «f Uhto»
now to a stole of great iliamtoragw Kentorky, aad Tsi»mi
raent and anxiety. Tbe Latin pa ***** Mtoda coo in tm ted to fotore wiW
triarch, Monsignor Valet ga, who wa* *° “* lW bttMSvohmt fond,
one of the most eloquent **<1 zeokwiK ***** of all
supporters of the dogma of infallibili
ty At the (Ecumenical Council, and
by hi* skill and energy bad given
a new impulse to the Itomau Cat ho
lie propaganda ia tbe Holy Land,
niH'O rap
Itotol- rrmremto. tore J A Mmh.
arko are au kmger ia danger from Jfj^ttnJmam^ ^ W ***'
m.« |— * L -‘- ^ ' ^ ^ » Aswisa. J D
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and owe tenth
Tract Boctoty give# sway
used in Ciorinaati'a field.
Viggaa, May I —A spatoal
thwt the Priacs of
pouted by Prince Arthur, visited tho
died a few weeks ago, after a short «*po*iUoo building yesterday. There
illness. The Armenian patriarch, *** ***** toads of arthdm yet
too, Gun narrowly escaped a similar U> he oatodsn tor ito Ex pom tto*.
futc. It is rejiorteri that an attempt oo\j Jtof of which ean to ootodew
has been wade to poison him. Final per day | and it wltt to tto rod of L
ly, the Greek |Mtrmn h, Cyrillos, J«*»e before the sthihittow will to to
who bus been »t the head of the fall show. The opeoiag . ereowmtos I
Greek church at Jerosiiieia tor the will be devoid of military dtsfday
lust forty years, aod ia now upwards
of niuoty years old, ha* been arrest
ed and Neut with an escort to Co*
stautinople. The caases of this
•nminary measure were that the
patriarch excited the hostility of
the suffragan biabopo by refusing to
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WATER WHEEL .
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PampbW Free. Addrm, YORK, PA.
April 10 238- U
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R. & W. C. SWAFFIELD
if are now receiving oar newly selected
SPRING and SUMMER STOCK of
READY - MADE CL0THIMG,
HATS,
FURKISHDrO GOODS, etc.
Having eerered the atrvkre of a
FIRStL'LA88 CUTTER in our Cn*
tom Department, we will
MAKE UP GARMENTS
ia the Latest Styles, sad
faction. Wears adU ta)
those
FERFECT-FTTTEttO
for
I HAVE reerettjr reutrned from the
Nwnh. aad am prepared to exhibit
the most elegant and complete stock of
DRY GOODS
Ever brought to thi* market. connMting
of the Um and most popular styles in
tbrem Owwda. rawnw»erw«, Ae.. with a
fall haesf
HOSIERY AJfD GLOVES!
And
Mailing*, i
toad to a
«f Carpeting*.
Curtain*. Rue*.
... _ all other article* nmuuly
First Clasa l)r< O(*od» i>t*b
fl* 4 ft * M
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How 3 Sowing Machine
fmtmn to tf
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Mefci i*f jkdkSbf'S
Button-Hole and Over
a
frets re la the Hue of my twdwm, being
^ **mwi1iod tbe ansi i h lit .iijil
Tto poblie greriany are invited to
give me a reft.
J. E. HINARD,
Os Mala Steed, «m door Heath of Ca-
Inreli* tirettwal UaJnmtlraa tt f*
VttHHRHttRI^ wttPfiMttttttft V'ttVowHmBstPlHto ™ \ - *
Latest atyies of SPRING HATS on hand.
Oar
• Finrishiig Gilds Dq*rtM
la fact onr stock embraces
New and Nobby, which we
are sore will please the most 1
Give ns a call aad be convinced.
RAW, C. SWAFFIELD.
Mar 29
The Fatherland Series.
42 JVortA .YistA
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A MAX or A THOUSAND.
A CONSUMPTI VE CURED.
Wbea death was hourly expected from
C<iU*t wrttKMi, all remedies having failed,
led to a di*o<>very whereby Dr.
'wred his oob child with a
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stomps to pa? expenses. There is not a
stogie symptom af creasmpttoa (tot It
doe* not dMratr Night swreta, Irrila-
twwi af tto Nerve*, ihttralt Exprctora-
tlaa, Stoep Pains in the Lnnn, Nansea
at the Pn reach, laactiaa of the Bowels,
aad Waoting of tha Mancie*. Address
( f^!S
Mg (April 4—S87—lit
A #al*
BOOK OF WORSHIP.
the APr. Jmth.
1'k^ LL j - j? Jfere fttht f Jl juqijJ jto cef
%mod of Sorih Aoutrim.
re every errp* aad ia this wa;
is now
Ur. c M Lane • Vermifuge
M’LAMfi VSftUlIUGB.
am IgPAtt 09 ijirrsrraxra.
May • nj—mow-—ly
| I way part
aocrss to the chnrch. I
, »• # * fi I 00
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extra gib * 00
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re
order* at once,
to per cent, ia
ruuprr edition.
wto bay in
i mnmY
w* Iwttr Jr Jr AJm* JpmWKPw I *“» ,
GoJambia, 8. C.
Society bar*
Inte ana pab-
liah a series of German Works, (suitoble
for Family and 8. 8. one,) nnder the title
of “The Fatherland Series.”
The following books have already been
published:
The Cottage by the Lake.... fiO-75
lo the Midst of the North Sea 0.75
Anton, tbe Fisherman...' . 0.85
Rene, the Little Savoyard 0.85
Frits; or, Filial Obedience 0.65
Geyer W.alty; or, Fidelity Rewarded. 1j00
Set No. 1. in a neat cree.
Under the Earth #0.70
Olaf Thorlacksen 1.00
The Treaenre of the Inca 0.85
Buried in the Snow 0.80
Dominic; or, Bread upon the Waters. 1.10
>li, the Swim Boy 0.65
No. 8, pat up in s neat case.
The Greek Slave; or, Filial Love,..fil.l0
I^onhard, the Runaway, 0.50
Little Madeioa ; or, Maternal Love,..1.00
Gottlieb Frey 1.10
Tbe School Master and his Son, 1.00
| Set No. 9, pvt sp is a neat ease.
Just Published :—Twelve excellent
translated from the French, by
Mrs. Emma B. Stork, lst and Sd Series,
in a aeat box, |1.50.
We have a number of other Transla
tion* under way, which are sill an non nee
from tune to time.
SUNDAY -SCHOOL LIRBAttlttH.
Oar arrangements are such that we
are prepared to fill orders for nay books
toned by the various publishing house*
hi this country and ia Europe (English
aad German) at the same rales as the
O-nu-u-
]*■ Ulrillrrft,
W« kern constantly on hand a Urge
and varied assortment, to which we are
daily
We can 11
day School,
Tract*, Rei
aric*. Qneettoa 1
Ticket*, Hymn Books, etc., etc.
Any of oar books (ssot pt those marked
n xt sent by mail at the printed prices.
Reasonable diw'ounts made to dealers
aad to Sunday schools.
We earnestly request our customers
not to send ca*k by mail; but to remit
cheques, drafts or Post Office orders.
Ang 13 51—ly
a, including e
ward*. Kecoi
■stion Books,!
lymn Books, i
THE LUTHERAir VISITOR
Is Published Every Friday
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s U iiernptkm* not rcoefved for lem than
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