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THE LUTHERAN IISITOH. . —i ■ ■.iuNWWI 1111 " "lir" 11 Ooltunblii, N. C. ■p ■ • : ^ “ !*#.'w*-'it''' : •»-'•!'• >it*• ■ “• ■ Friday, October 8, 1873. <$* KDITtttn: Rkv. A. U. RUDE, D.IK, (ohm»Ui». jn. C R*v’. J. LMtlXEB. AM.. Staimtnn, Va. TUB Wmm VISITOR. C0L1HBIA. OaturJt by Esatsf. r S. OCTOBER 3, 1873. (■figjNWNIfl Its M If teffor iU«lb | train into dark ore* In lb* first and short tunnel on * a. a ring f PttnarftBtTT, K. V , «#* 1*. , incident rot j*ui down in tbs Mil -<f have jant ringed • protracted oceurml. A tm«| My, oar H»a noting at Hi. fair's. <W taut (•*> under tfa impress**., probably. »,«*, *, tfatofa) I tbM far rapiloar "Wire «m la a fap*,ml at tfa two twenty <w* adult* I rnitMHiM state ••dec tog* H* trt»o < Km tttlgh vas with too at ('ftoajr, IUH Da. llrrrr.x Jlffbb mlnttK wraicmof mi itrefasing a pastor— wragtit of tlta tfatl. for many yoafia oua ao aril qualified to meet the pafii the {Mat* of m Matthew** v ariojin wants of alt those who *or- charrti, Hitlsdriphi*. fait «b«* for ship h» thfa church. May the grace •evural yearn past has hern tumble ft war lord Jesu* Christ unite and fa disdfargie hit |MUd«rai dolma, died bleu* ibrtu lit their common work. 4 ffM. agrei $1 yearn. 8 A. It. SPECIAL NOTK «A. Remittances must tie made OfBke Order*, Dunk Check* if po**iblc. If these can not in Pro* Draft*. or mml the money in a KnimaRiD Ur* tku. All Postmaster* nre oblbrvd to register letters when reqaired. Paper* am w<ut to subscriber* until an express order to diaeonttntie U re- ceived, and all arrearaireN are pant, a* required by law. Merely return la* a number of the paper by mail, is not »uf Meat. All rotimmnkrattons relalisjr to sub HCnSetS, iImhiM fivt their names t«t disfituctlv, and carefully uvdirat*' whir It are old and which are new subscriberu. Not only the name of the pool oAtae, but also that of the county and State or each subscriber ia accessary. la ardor that the proper entries may hr promptly and accurately made. Marriage and obituary notice*, and other matter intended for puldteattua. should W written separately, and not in bnsiuea* letters, to receive proper a Hen* turn. ■» Co- atruction ; bat we suddenly emerged j into broad daylight, and there she sat, locks down, switches snawtlehcd, _ Ifa hands palsied, and her *wee« r ... , I flam rival iag *h« I«e*i»tifu4 roaa aonal Tn adWBmf*. unity ; »a non esscntMts, , * _ * * , Malden a Math, c c*>r»ilort«l her, W*** f ** ^ fkmritf. j ^ I^iog * aenstbie girl, laagheil, and ia the tong tunnel ahe sent to work, and she and the train emerged in daylight all right. Own aunoraoee pTuTIHWi tin m gVMMl f|f*9ll« wil# *W the stations a tusing man. itriaai d la a salt of store clothes and r* ideal |y gotten op with especial care, raam saAkamauMamj hsm Hass'-vk h« im, Aabsmil SHPWMMsa* aaiwssssri • ewa. ia™'a SO^^^PUaHS eloae to the door, and feeling after a while nt hoaie, lie brought oat an accordnon, and then tormented as with a eontiaaatbHi of the moat egei'ruble, ear tormenting, and War. wWMI) ' 1 rif pilffllN^ Of CVtltfttrJU eom^MUttoo we ever heard We aaiia — «■ mA w if i k m jk b I S'iBBRf Wf< nffn I, I wO^fa jg|* l Cel mobbing him, throwing him oat of the car, indicting him, or something of that sort, when he, to the relief of whole at fh. Ulv's Use (he I bin Obi SBchasgti — From Columbia, to Columbia lumbia All uien kuuw that lulu tubus dm covered America, and that base jeal ousy and black ingratitude robbad him of the right and honor of giving his own name to the new continent, ami instead called it after a mere adventurer, “America" INwsterity, however, always just to the dead, has done Its utmost to render jus tice to the name and the deed of tho man wlio found America. Although to tell the truth, it ia so large that it was impossible to iniaa it. Tho Ice landers bad found it bond reds of years before Columbus did ; but thou they most foolishly managed to lose it again. In all this there was a provideuce. The discovery 94 Amur icu, the invention of printing, and the Reformation of the Church are three great epoch-making event* linked together eternally, ami from America will proceed the renovation of the life of the Old World, and the restoratiou of the Church. Posterity has done justice to the (Genoese. In South America a sov ereign state ia Nortfi America' are count and villages in almost every state bearing his name; then there is in addition, “Hail Columbia" and “Col urn binds." No doubt the dust of Chri8topl*oro Colombo rvets quietly in the Cathedral of Vailadalid, but it is very much to be doubted wheth er his spirit cares for all these things now. We have conaideied this preface necessary to the narration of oar journey. To be sure there was no necessity for saying anything about it; but some things are expected of us, and some things we like to do, and in the present ease it affords us pleasure to comply. We left Columbia, H C., In charge of five young ladies. Two of them we knew, one we guessed at, the fourth and fifth we bad never seen. We were to convey them to Staun ton, Va. Doubtless some wiseacre will say: “Thought he bad more sense than to take charge of five young ladies with their trunks, bo*» es, bandboxes and bundles.* Him and all others we answer: The young ladies are Booth Carolinians, well raised, and all but one members of the church. Besides having only two arms, we secured the uaristsncc of three yonng gentlemen bound tor Salem, Va. This was a masterstroke, for the yonng gentlemen devoted themselves with a never to be forgot ten seal to the young ladies, waited on them, watched over them, and, for ought we know, fell in love with them. Till they left at Burksvftte to go to Salem, onr office was really a sinecure. If it had not been for the aid afforded os we should no doubt Imre broken down. The weather was ex tremely hot and sultry, the cars were erowded, the inmate selfishness of many men is fully developed un der such circumstances; but the Lord was good to as; nothing ad verse occurred, and we arrived safely at Eiohmoud, Va., where we remain ed two hours, and left foT Btaanton, Va., on the Chesapeake A Ohio Rail road.-* The trip from Richmond to Staun ton is always a treat. ThfffSfiu al ways shines when it ought, the air is always balmy and invigorating, the scenery is picturesque, and we never have found the cars erowded. What views, what hills, mountatas and valleys f What lights and shad ows! Almost every mile traveled over pteseuts a new leaf of God's book of nature. JH the train ap proaches the tnnnets the mountains seem to close np all aroond; to ad vance or recede seems impossible; the lamps are lighted, the engine with hearing ears, wn who go about playing, unasked, the accordron should he shut ap ia a lunatic say turn, otherwise they wtf! aiake all other men inaaoe W# pass Chariottesvill# sad the reiver ally. Usually there la a crowd of yooag genlleaiefi. me ef whom always eat up woaderftil antic* far gMSsm ■ssaiessaJHdi snow SsMta. as- .. - .... — - lif liWHrlll Off IFBwPiffTlI rAu»«»!»s iftf n have the gift ef acting the down. This time but few students ate seeu, sod they took weary, itespoudcnt sod lonely. Rear Mlova, they have either ao boase or no menus, and mskuumdi smnasiulis fiL,. t m , nasis k...... ■ ID 119% ^ Wrff*T .lUPmejl f wNm* have not time to tell how much we sympathise with them But here Is Staunton, amt there is Prof. Miller. He pounce* on the young he He*, takes them under his care, shuts them up fa a clone car riage, vary much to the disgust of some young gentlemen, who are seised with a sadden infatuation, and .off they roll to the Semlanry. We fbel that onr occnpstioo is gone, and breathe us if a mountain stf cure had been removed from our heart. Blow ly we pedeetriaaise to the Btann ton Mecca, and ubeu there are at mmu friend*. There ta brother Ifavis, they have [factor wl him, slthongh aothrag »ss the matter. We are not sstuufahed to meet him. Ur always had a knack of turning sp most ones pert edly and at the most an likely pfaees, but always with a purpo«e. slwsy* in the service of the Master, always for the benefit ef the church. W« believe Dr. Davie he* traveled move, preached move, and, though loved and weloome everywhere, yet re reived less from the treasury of the Church than soy ether at hie CnUow servants. Few have Uvml a* exeiu sivdy fur the Cburab se he. We also met Mix Miller, Mrs, Smith, MJae McCauley, tens her* of the lastitutss and suereuft uf the scholar* of lust year. The building has bu»o sufarged by the addition of n dining wen, end w« forget by bow mani chamber*. The nmnwcti of the school urn good. Tweoly-ive hoarders are already enrolled, others are on the way, aud not a faw day scholars from the city wtU be fa at teiulaoce during the peeeeot nsssinn We think Brother Mdltr hue beeu ud we trust that the Church will not fall fa famebtiiag to the otmoat aslant of her ability Arum the ad van (age* daughters. God gives lee ted them, and have therefore not been able fa occupy the poaftlkm, or to do the work to which the Cherub (jf (.!,*• | i«- f >r UI i* a, r We arraaged matter* oeooomtcsl and pecuniary with Ptal Millar,safa farewell, aud fa eompoay with Dv., Prof., Rev., sad Brother lfan* left Btaanton at the afatnight hear far Harrisonburg 1a—wbaddoyw a convey slice ef the poet, a wc would mention that we * , j Ml Duaii hrrui« in —-Will vow large, «it route, sad very ammo* 1 .permit see U> s|| s qu. ukmi through ] frel maeh encouraged The <vmgfe like colnunua iff four |w»|«r-f f What | gsliooM, boas, are earofafatfed, *«d sr«* | fa ,t «* d«iy <0# eh^tsu p.*»> t»l*_in beginning to work sfrewh ) tract| I’m the Luther as Vkuloi . Richmond Mission. At tli« iveent conventiou of lire Were the attention of the people directed to the subject by frequent appeals from tbe pulpit and through the pres*, we feel assurer! that much might 1m? ttooomplfabed. Parenta and ttmebers might easily touch the tender feeling* and awaken |be warm sympathies of I heir yorfhg 1 charge, and thereby put in motion waves which would boar into tbe haven of eternal real many a tem pest loaned bark upou the ocean of ByixNlof Virgtcuit, not s Utile anx- ‘life. W’e doubt not that there are that lasting good ha* hern done. Your* fa f%rtflt, %£ H. K. Wttuuit* Rtbuk ftrttaiia, ft. Cl, ftrfx 1«. a-jL M^ 1 A bin mm j|-|M kaSimC aifh.i^ n I'inU il M, i, Si ‘"Dp imp ffaUil twiftf'n Mi Ifljg Al Calvary < harrh. maatpral the 7th and rootinned until the lllk uf thts amath dfw.V ft. Ilouknight aud R D«fio»4 **awt«sl, The Isnl was with aa, poured ost bts ftphrit *|*«u os, ami revived his wash. A goodly ggjyhfit BMfaassd saving Adth fa s A — -^^4 a hirS s< ri^seLiiHms m sms sss^m vUffljM ♦ SIM ID*fbi |wwww (TMi ?i l f 51 I | ; _u. : , . ■, %t j sliv* the lost mni father* and SUSP* t ^*^*-—* 1 ' mot her * are n joifiag bmmuse thefar child ran ha'* choesu th# Idtl and who have :ituin-d n>u* tvNM'eni was felt atid ex pressed < in ti»e bounds of South Carolina « •Mlirtuatiou, bat »al» regard to the future of our Mia | Byuod young meu who have already «a«iUiug l l|l lonew Uw vo* a moil in the city of Richmond. The uMiWI f*W Ml lir K Hit 1 The TRftor Wear* schurrltw i* Ufa ♦ good will are aot waallag. We give • S... usa mm m fi — * u. 1*^...... ... S —a S ^uSiS m mi. imnii *-aml lew rttrsrs* irow* mint rvcmieii during our sbseuce. J 'iMlSwh* iVyaUMfe i *HhurXMat *«»» .»« m ww wmrm * *rw** i ^w * u*^mp , ^P’g^*‘wmwe y 'Wi -w* w aww fa Vkrgtafa^ flop* jm may have a pfiraaawt tisil, aud be euowur «|wl ia the praamfint af jour 4if dealt week, ffh «a /4mm mar qf ewr piwph't Tbs I mmSst mm mast have, sad «e hate ao man mer* QHHittfSt ta edit it than yeararll." ( "Uraswo* jmmmmLm * ** \ tM , i u ,t ,m< I % w^r ^sH^^B^wea^up e ui vie^^* bare my warmest sympathy fa year apparent weal uf SSy^^ftndalyissi lrjr tbe Church, hat slaw my prayer* that the Lord will give ywa grace ta support you fa y wee preseat is ml. sad w Mdam sad judfipmeut to r-nable yaa ta decide woody <m la thw eaarae yon *ho«hl parsao under the • iu*n< afssrH, aud that He adl iwakat the hesxt.* of uwt imt.iim. Ui vtw m s nur* ree wea wesm* *w Bp,e w *i or ***•"*•»* general sad hearty lutyprl ta the risN'Iar-* ; r A friend nf many tears »isadiag ratftag year* bring agaensg ay, sad made fbr thenl In infant b.iptism f ... . , .j ... , Tb»l tbl. «tMi «rf tiiln.l mmy «w>. l,lU » «“*'»>*»«*»'' *■ »-*'■ timn* fie fonndaoomswt the youth ** muusler since la*t Oetober. The car Sharrh aha have all tbnr hue Kxit utne Csimmittee made re|*eated eJbiis to seewre a suitable man for the |mmU but wltbiMil sucres*. The Byuod ivstdted that the Committee he« *i uislet thcfafim otie «•( ^-nnl and plod* |M*n-i.;•*, t» * v •*! lamentable fscL . m, And to tlfane {maid*, what a •oarer nf gnrl when ifa-ir child turns j should nwittwoe their efforts U» pro a deaf star to all their prayer* and I i ,: ri Iit.m Ifil lekS If * I -Id chur«h of InalpdiKT*, oiwnly avow bim*eir a fodpret of Cmi*t, and of tin*** lm»tnimble I4e«*iag» fh.aftb to him through tbe aorranonf* rightly cds*et%ed. it wdl not be lung until that child wtU be thfowmjfiCl W|*ou the solid ao foil of »iiardffaad te*4i*tatK«n» for tfir yowug, aafl with irfist fear and irewitdmg »ilr adP the patent* re gard the e**nr«i «f tbetr child, un miriouttdrd by "the saving mflurnos of the 11**1) Mother Cbaivh. In view of thU Ibarfri! .>u*L«A, are patwni* HiMtiffal in aadag their mm f**r<% to fiefag afamt a teoult «o dafanibfir, iietmriag that **»rr witbia cure a ruiaaiooary ; but, b*-cauae of lack of means, having made no ap- piopnatioii to the mismOHi, the friends oi the e«it< r)m*e l*egau to look upoo it a* at least temjiorartly, aoaudotied. We are glad to be able to an uoauee, however, that, uutil a more Manufactory arraogviuent can be made, Itev. It. O. Holland, the Preai drat of the ftynod, baa agreed to a|*end alioot five days of each month in the city of Richmond, which be will devote to the internets of the tliaaion. Ilia rhurrh at Madison C. II., in a spirit of genenwuty and title church love, worthy of all praise and devoted themselves to the service of Christ who are willing, were the church to oflor them a prospect of support, to bear tbe bauuers of love divine to the most distant and be nighted regions of the earth. (Tould not a board be organized among at for the pnn*o«e of enoouragiug and sustaining the cause of Foreign Mis sions f Let each oue ask the qnes tiou of Paul, “Ixwd, what wilt thou have me to do V aud in the spirit of the apostles may multitudes go forth proclaiming to the idolatrous heathen tbe tidings that gladdened tbe hearts of Judea's shepherds, “This day is born unto you a Saviour, which is Christ the Lord." • • • r or the Luthera* yisT? 1 Which Xi Eight? Mr. Editor : As we ; the very essence of true iti our practice at least, I ,^* 1 inquire which is Lathmaa, wu* the pulpit, to go into the pronounce tbe benedictimi"* 1 ** the chancel, to leave it and 11 the pulpit to dismiss the cml^ tiout I have seeu both both are said to be Lathers^* ** Is there a distioctioii Ufa aud if so, ou what authority | ^ EmiOKlAl It i* Although for the sake of der" it would be well always?^ notiuce the benedictiou ttagfaS tbe altar. The “Book of W<*22 leaves it optional. For the Lutheran Visitor. Richmond Mission- a*rJwUA U snjhs*-"—»*1*1 ^ fill*!! has not oul> cocnmited to power t llaftagr u*"*l all other | * mt0 hu * fm «*« l «* mean* UI faith and with ivmaUacy, [ ***** mouth, but pledge* itself to abut fa left Is* do, pr«»*sid«pg the coatribule #Ab towards meeting tbe «hild» • fa— Ifayglwg into manhood smwun ex|*enae* which will be in *.—gp rilhrf too unlit (rrrut ss*l tl|paghtl«*a to itganl your prayers^ or t»*o food of the pfasMMBiww of MU* life In renouure them t fthall the suaxhiMSa pinwts eoatiaae to Mdi and pit, watting for the Holt dfarit to stir th« heart of the loved aue I «>r *4*all they by Urn. Ilntlsud in this im- portnut work. It is aiawerely hofied that this ar- rauRt-anent w ilt serve to Inspire the meml*er* of the Mission with new h*qw- and age. and that the noble mnutrmim them ta eooir to tlw Luf, example of the Madison coagrega afiil* yat tfaMwe under their in \ tion wilt stimalate othef*, who may iaenoa 'Vil|' mm same of vuor desire to sue an Kugtish I^atberan ^ q«*w*ms*, in Rirhmood. to litwral eou* •Imw uyt the * * ? parents so attn i t4 . rk- . ated, and, jf ;iqa»> de, thro* (i«<Mel tribttfau a ascatarpnat. light apisn fa mmt, by «*> dJvg. AM money* which iudividuai* or % A* MmfWiMH rssugregatfaa# may l*e wilting to Raw 4 nan. —|l ta, of’ nora. not t*» tfamp*- u child to tie b» Jhr esrreW of the abardwtr j»<**r wfaeti u parent baa over the ehtlfa ilUeb dragging into | until of >ag ay catties up the to m. m up ftp with Joy, ami dorfinct way «f otltanr* with 4»IA thick rkxiil*. The U»t year* bar* twoogkt ma cIocmI* sad id ^ m. t mi i a*** t g k .a..i m~. ..a “ft!* fa RwTr^fi^i- ft rwffRr TalPfalAr a- r.MIPfarx.^geT fauet CvsWOw. Ad? *, w, ILSl- kuMASOriHiLialtSlmft^^dl 8 .. w'fMffai 98 9 ^am* *8* mMi I 1,4Hml aot go furw urd. The mas whotacar* debt ta aot wise. ||e who iavwlveo bimo if h, cutta.r CoS iilWl■ u a foot. The gnopet r n I the rirateh nathoffty, the child, cmbHVt-fWtE t» ml vantogh tfaa AM authority * thr mere foenr of ftri'hr* «*» gaud ta (flags farrowM* X hot It ViMfaMs as 'V «■*■* tine i. burrlt ruin user- yfaf th#e Js * degree «*f till It t* oof iss|W*q*"-r Ui this o»*jcet may be re mitted ta Itev. C. Board, Waynea- Vo., who is Treasurer <4 tho Vw ftynod, **c U* Wm. MeC’naley, Kaq , Molem, Vo., who a Tteaaurer uf Gw* General ftytowT* IVntrol Commit toe no Mtwsioa*. Stw^i op V*. BvwotN. Am. • A ...iwwiw.. - gs* the LmiHorao Vwlw^ Tsr^js Hhiifa {Ufa fa: "Owe ao «*h bcuusi uv fisuitfa at ftheffaeofatowu, W Va, has ad do*) tJOfi to the salary of Rev, J, Itawhiris, making ft f l,«mo and |>«v l*«i»ramw*aoisir Mr ft. fa ftmefi- Mf, MS d Dr. J. P. BmeUart, ef Mai hollo, fa C, has baon elrrted Profaaiw of Nsinrul .fteirsm* aoi of itatmaa ia fthephrid* Cn4leg>. H^famuaia^fa^moaSokfl^Aim^ as % k.' w 'CefiBar^PfaPMSSgaiilrefaaP^ ES n *1 « * a|« .... e eo » »« Oir Th® ! : . r. _jl. Saadsfinr. IVrT > rffHi, * 8 IffffliffDl Ufa: Kvaagattoal Lnthornn I.Trateh, at fta lam, Va^ npenaul «a the ilta mat. with A at odea I* Tkfa aaaahet ndi Why m it that wo little attentiou ta skswafise, and wtSh wIM tap at I is devoted by nor church ta the trwdrd with g'vssl ressatt*. TbeteaMe coo**- **f I\*mgu \lioton« t It ns*ibi •mw* nay* fa nbhh auilnsrttjr eMkithdlthr wttfaari fa aaldfiAt bfiathcd hr exerefard. ifi* In (he direct oad spo the thaw of tad, in the [Mil ivr masie of nMerltig * hmtmh | pit «•* in the evduma* «d onr church it si the kind i pA|«er. I am aware that the reply tptwsoimn d fa paiaaSk’ n iftHfa aowwNUisfo given |a ibis questkhi is the firm innshMMiun of doty. the earn that, “We on- onolde to 'apply the IMl sfqmul to Ufa child's sense of (Mi gutfisa, and thfi enlightened matrwr tfaa of the mfad 14 the child, as to the soa!V aredfa the way 1 of salvotion aa mad* kao«i fa the Gaafwi, and the wfisr aswi wfadraoeae (-arawepto Of the word ft Gad. la this way rwausaleisB* fa afomacd, the onthority nf Gwd ta fan, the rromm fa ma «faced, and tie child fa led to set infatitardy ta It* ofardhiinr to tfa dciitsad (or miuistcrta! labor at ; haoo .* This may be true, and wc would oft weaken the claim* of our fallow country men, we would not blow Was for the n ten ohm uf tliniV kmgdaiH »n <Mir own IsikI, fa* >ii would wc done ourearsto the pmf ol t ry 4 the {mkh tics then. In pursuouoc ot arratigemou „ by the Kxocutivw Committee of Virgiuia Synod, tbe writer arrived in the city of liichmoud on the evening of the 17th of Sep t « nit *‘ r , 5« look after tho interests of BL Mark's congregation. Kulrusttug our “caqiet bag" to a youug African, we passed up Brood Bireet, thence down to Cory, found the wrong 400 (there are two doors marked 400 on Cary) aud dually lauded at 119 Broad .Street, receiv ing a cordial welcome from Mr. Wui. Myer aud family. Wc at ouce felt much at home. The spirit of this family ou the subject of our Mission was truly eticouragiug. Accompa nied by Bro. Myer, we go off in search of the rigkf 400 ou Cary ; fiud it to our great gratification, and are uuauiuvous iu pronouncing it all rictus. Here live Theodore Krone and wile; y es, they /ire, aud we felt a fresh vivacity by the very contact. Boon Bro. rieifler, from miuu- other right number ou Cary, makes his appearance, ami give* forth the ring of pure gold. Hour* pas* rapidly, midnight approaches, we return thank* to our common Father, com mit as ti> His care for Hie fclffbt. IftH toward the retire ta our mqieetive quarter* amrain paitw aovoKtimio tiik xmU. We qent upward* of tw«* days fa miting the members of 8t. Mark’s and in tusking inquiries into the true state of affairs, snd now pro- |>'*m to make sonic statements of facts fbr the inforniiitioti of the church general. First. There are about JO,000 Ge.r mans in Richmond, tbe German vote being 5,000. Some of these are Jews, b«t largv>r i*»rtio« are not. lustroc- tioii in the German language is com- pulsory in evety public school in tbe city. Of course ul! of these Ger man*. parent* and children, c»u SlL -■ ^ > K ^,okC Tdoinir » tm fh«* Cbnr ' vofk * . le Lotbcn vVji, «« eda™ SJ*. *hil»‘ b "' th e M»r> 52? » ot notV has ifa ‘iTaoi^ however hut Hf^ e * n j ur ' gr of ev hotnc n For the Why lilt? Why is it that the peoghfffa day will not i»iofi! by the of the past? Why nfaL into the very same rut led so many others is loved church into di visions and failuref Why the 8yuod of 8. W. V| age, aye, insist ou the my that will weaken, if not eathrift stroy, the influence of our «ffor^ * promote the best interest* church and church i Wliy, brei.i.«-!i. why! Kefa answers, M’*y ! , Do they not know that fa (g establishint-iP «*f * Female lnaitsfi* within the boni..i nies of said Sp*^ the literary staudin- *f which a to be “inferior to any oAfar,” ^ weakeu the i»ower of 8tau»i«R,m gain nothing for themselves! q* they not see that when tfa £*» gelical Lutheran Church of Bggfa can not build up aud mstsa m first class institution, it k iapaftl to keep dp two ! if they m ml just go to Pennsylvania, lap into the standing, support, fa, Pennsylvania and Muhleatag i leges. Ask about tbe LutfatG male Seminaries of the Stats. If this Institution is to fa “purely upotf the ueceaufifa" not upon the same ground aft a College and Theological faafar somewhere within tbe bound* of Virginia Synod ? Had not the brethren section better give the^f span- o# or to tbe support of another sor in our Theological SemuaffM Salem ! And bad they net fall lend their influence and sapp«ft,ft send their daughters to uutil we build up owe tut ion “no/ inferior to say otter, f fa theu talk about the other 1 Look at this matter curefwfif fa prayerfully before you answer. Axm U For the par* at*' w tafafa There is gvrai. h* fq* m-ml Are we, a* faithful paare ia hrev. It retmpefa and cant tsufa faf ('hunt, obeying ht« Hhtvm yearning fa *rt vainly apimals J sjwak more or k**s Hnglish to 4«», rstth and why for an assnr- i Second. There are three Lutheran aim of immortality amt future oigNniutions in Richmond : The set - | diurvi* of Midmmii i Sytioil, the in- BOSS IL SIlAJjA iMjmiiT wi mmwmmm wj 110 arrive. W* are encwMMmgM Air the rfisrarter a* by the aft he »****« «4, juft a* i he Hie can Ufa feftme to melt. s«fa tfa* by wfanths Bad tulips win U«* stay uMm the gtwwad fa thr ftfwiwg, wfaft the preftsl ray * >4 the «u» *re> twtsighi fin first opt* fbem ft take* nw fakfa, aud w ui aft fir refused, bwt the aenrfar ft fararv* 1» aft less free Synod, last dr|rodent German CTiurch (uow va- tjfi# yuaUfti H •*»« to a* well •NMfal# < >*»1h I*-, Iftfaiittitifa . /,«fAerse *sfa If*a»«-unty mm ui mfFrnmmsmssmm 1 the l.sKe- i: «*■ (n Mm to be worker, sod Prft Millet, whs aww know* him wiftjphpah* fa the highma farm* ft him The Lord hfatft and make him a hfaadag ta Hln eharafi and to souls \ Wo a«a fared wow, and aa doubt are tired lea. Let aa , » to reft till fa atopa. fi ! bridge, Va, charge, aft JOif* fi ms muon is fi ossa « a Wwfi W PiWMWy 1| tr will aot be long A Patten* Wiffi — Mr—'waaldfaTi J yow like to km*w -semi* we tJ, and •Mr t **My wfta pop* fig* the rfisifter mmm ijgftattr.ii m*tm M IW Utfam ** rejL *** .1 ’dMH« M nfm, V.. TV Am* to the paWfiKW'ss tfabtcrrel lejt {fat rt. , . _J f** 1Ww%P*l Ih*f ro tfa- omgt* j jpftfaa by Ur*. kq«*i Tlw are — A as Uow nt seUow onfar ft dw. or veifawfah t*n>wn mts m» Ihe fare and other part* ft Wly ; sell# i d|fxi*HMS fatter ns iml j ia tnoalb, dryness ft threat wed »w teraal heat ; palpitaftfaa; la KS;mj ease* a dry, teasing «r*«*gb, wtih sore pft a»fal*trt fa «fie throat; unotewdr apfuftie, rwfain* ft iwagtrgarirw, fael i Osml. rile A mi g left tag about pais ia side*, bark or throat; mg! {•«!*§ '•ad **hfaa! V"* mi ’®3 Ahftft ittfattftfait afthL Rflla' X fi 1 wr*WWlM^ WTTFfc iMfeitifti i ww w*w “ a tftkH ft «* * n»tt»Mis»<la»e«tl, **Go ye iaU» alt the esut, am| seeking a pa*tor of *ouie wm hi snd pivs« h the Goapel to Synodical endorsement), and one ftfcfj nvdsfvf If wit, how can Kogltsh Xfaafaa (8t. Mark's). *e appropriate the pt^mi*e cownre t Third. 8t. Mark's nnmbers 40, ail * ! tfa rewUfi, “i**, 1 am with yon u4d. Six ft these live owt of city, «.*»*), even »nt« the esd ft the fait tu easy reach. The tesidue are world f* Think ye, sty ilesi chn* muitewlist scattered, mi much ho as tfaa fttitiiih, that war charrh al home to uc«ets*itate the building of tbe ptoqwr* mmv by «*ur wiihfadding clisjwl near the renter «»r the city. s«MU«tan<w from tfa fast hew f “There But let it not lie forgotten that the fa that wnsUrreth, snd y et bvcreaseUi, chs)«el is yet to fa- built, three IS that witbbftdeUi «oore than Fourth. Tlie (radioes* of a large I* nMet, and It tendeth to poverty •" fiottion of the St. Mark’s cuttgrega- Khali aw dsdy utter the fafifioM,! tion to cm bark with renewed vigor Ufa I far ffl*fiftiiL Rev.fr. |L Htfak ”l*y kingdoa* nuaic/ and then nit u}mm< the work ft poshing forward tfaww HopoH iy, w aiting tor Uwl to ffa- cause to complete snore**, reanh- at 'mo* pl wh that which he has com el beyond our ex[*ecfations. Some mmstcHwd a« la js-rhswt f While are very earnest sud eager upon the the victim* ft heathen suprrotitiou nohjeet, and evince» most «-ommeud ur mnilMMf ta the torture of |*t* able *j»irit, all things being rensider views ifapwghciHfl eft »h r ««1- t.^-l nanee m self mou -latioo, hoping ml It wa* owt privilege to see 24 hy dwr *4*< »ftiv, ift *c ti« t f s thereby to *su*fy tins ciavfugs ft an o( the 4« at their homes, and we hisrh »!<-plfa tslUw ft Ifa tfaj tMjidgp i»-wotiiiJ mliol. shall we forget that know whereof we affirm. Tis troe ft the Iftati. nt^haw (WwNnl. to «» i* deieg*t«d the honor that s»ia*e s|tcnk not so cheeriugly as O i tfa t**4 Sian.fov fa As.^uM, ft f s trying or ^ ml fag to them the others, yet let the command “for- M» Ifiilinle will faNffaftfiftt tsU - gtod iftlags ft ahotfai itoughi araid* arnaa from a worthy lender, with ! * «ihI tro.itI first into 1 sud doobth-** 50 will answer to ibe It Ir * <ti I ml jim mun nauw , “Tlie first calling of Ihe roll. We were fr«rd isu right coo *m mis*** T Have W* thu* assured not less than half s •ft cause to (ear that (fare fas, down time* by those men whose it- * jilv hhldret in onr hewn*, s germ name* have l*een herein before men- ** %»lfi4fae*x, which din ate# the tkmed, who are members of the In in. | \cuaes that prevent ws from 1 eowocil, sod w ho are thoroughly * s:»g(oi rn fid* « ixi, snd cWutSM | seqnalntevl with it* state of the case. u* to * brink Irowi Ibe fatfita ft U»i* Fi fth. Negotiations are in progress #wg j f to rejnfaw Wl t Wa, 4 nitrifa wrfah fre faqi# ilia bWt ihs, s) twrwstis ( $ | five*. ItA. ufiM* tsbiHlt, fadings. Only (far ft a I*fifty to a* jprwnwnt bo tm fbr. nafti I SfiSHBu. j ttSST ail Kxinfi hfs far rhsrgV' ft |hfa '<•*- hfehar. Wt *re Ufa$n srenraoee tfint he 1 Uifafafcrlr ft tfa wttd la file remtftMill prosprefi i 1 fiHral !!<■• ewtreftl hf*cc* t>i»,i.i. *■ - f j - . » 1 nsnoTwri roe tJCOf fl| swd It* remotViiUras* * fan pfufa* BaM fa si! firet | roriv (uJfty. *ad« fa e*jire*fae»-, has see aot oar »»»., we are tnowghl with ft ettHrnrer both ri* s |*rtoe*—a price far richer than all Mssrewl wwrk. He tfa trranaias ft oil wortda—“even reef***** fbttfry ft a) tfa iwmsMU* bland ft t^firisL" “Free <hutp . requiriag ly fat as give that which we have ar so freely rewired.* Oar object ia We tftfa* fa appreciate* mdy t« nftrac* aUenlkai lo thla strength faff dttfi at tfa d»*ft»*rgw ft might nft fa hrael some plan ft da*r Wc roatratakare re* aperwtfaa among thaar who are tfa w tiling la labor for this oaoor. crtoist fa* i*a i* «m mfai that M f*l f* PW * • aafahle plaoa tor conduct ing s weekly Sunday -school and monthly regular church servioe*. The nu mbers of 8t. Mark’s will de fray all local exjM-iisex, amounting to near fi-TOO a year. Shall the Misaioti at Riclimond not fa sustained f Bat more next week. > R. C. II. & C. ft. R.—The night express train over the South Carolina Rail road will be dioownttnoed for the present. /far Doctor: For the pm** • are domiciled at Salem, and pap* to give you an item or two fal# place. And the first shall fiitt* • KOJJfoJLE COLUKHL Here, in days gone by, wt paft our studies, and were fausifa ft every room in the College after*; foot of ground around tfa kftjtt We knew e very student aft ft * the feet of each of the lewwft jf feasors, and if w« did tft ft much progress it was no their*. But uow, how thrift What improvements have betift in tbe last few years! siuce we stroMed around to College, the grounds, Ac. hlkfa perfectly delighted with the iwft 1 incuts that have l>ee« the war. Tbe yard is one most beautiful we ever *fa buildings present an iirtprt»»f whilst the internal arran convenient and well ada] wants of the professors and The reading room is qefaftL fitted up and famished with * number of dailies aud many of which are of tfa lect kind. The library, » valuable oue, is compactly fi 1 " vremiently arraugrel in society halls are large and **■ nished with pictures, desks, chairs, &e. Es®* 1 ^ also have valuable librarfa chajxel is quite commodion*. just Ixwn repainted, besiP* repairs aud improvement* made, not the least of ’ new organ just to haud. buna secured, we learned^ the efforts of Prof. Drehet, ft? “wide awake" man. THK FALL SESSION will open in a couple ft we learn that fituilenta awftJJ by almost every train* wB pect, wo are told, far Si piorniaiug. Tbe wide spread reputation u uess of scfalarship, cheap **■ laist year niueteen tories were retiresented by TW 1 i-tf fa* % yow^'*- vtr f«r l when »».' the att** nment ° fzLin- fgoa yggOLOUlCAI. i win in » few ■' Z?o( an» lo 8 lcal T„ it is thought, uaiuU-: STfaftoo. The Prof. Bep^ s u rary heavy. R ,a * he Eguipe or two he •' (fie renpoosibih 0, to have two J’r ^v, and a year hn "X throe- We Sid will soon mi with at fa't ™ m . Thft *« a .ve-‘' rt** an absolute ne. Through the couru we had a viV y lecture i This Is in the hall end of the College, ofiso fitted up aocoi | ftggork plan, it will a„d comfortable. Fil each congregation Wl i^fcssor to supply jjnenory furniture au And whilst we hav. Mooging to the Sen fie well indeed for tint apene lecture room aim fly aud com fort a; fa building, that on-I sMents may feel tu rmm of their own- rkere, undisturiied. ifamsetves to the *tu<| last Sunday we hi rf otteoding church *e witnessed the ORDINAT <tf Rev. E. E. Sib*' ministry. The serin<> fa l>r. D. F. Bitth gixsgatiou, alter which rervnwy was read Repass, and Bro. S. position, pf lxatids, unhuued to the uiuii*^ tom, fleveral other iteiii* •said like to menu not time now. Oui 4wwing Ui a clot* , ■gain to be at the ihj- *■ aeanticitiate fitulii to keep us busy, we. tit of aunouuciug (ii. fa bordeued any Ion wftU Therefore, le* tobeoAiictc-d with c*u ••bidyou, dear don ,T«ry truly yours, CO The Min: ul ro loved a Iftepen 8*riuins ««»Uy u< •ftsof Coveutj- It ttough vorn by njliQsed *far, on faded. 1,1 vain