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0f Pq Him i 00 ^ * *H ^^* WPC * J ‘ On,., K. *£ H *■*•*«£ ha?*: «22 r ' i *5 ‘"Ml** W *»**> issuing jj, awre. rchre^. . rtferootJtQ di»i»k»#JM!> Uia held at Constance, ami vm ferwar aUcgiAUoe to the j (led to the Evangelical AHtiuum, with 1^ 50,000 priest# of Paria the alfnatarea of fl$*hi*p » ers to Are the female j Dr. Ton Bchult aod aae Mifpd the females, I It wan somewhat voluminous*, and jeoce, use weapon# , was read hjr I>r. SchaJT. Tins paper JS^o be resisted. These ‘ wna prepared in rraponve to an i»m smiley eutreatie*, ami even ration from the last aeaaion of the ftaogUter aud cheers.) Alliance for a representative fn»m 1 priests are t Why tha Old Catholic Coagreen. The ago there were in Paris! jmper gratefully acknowledged the Icietrs who had been priests, receipt of the invitation, and stall it w bgt that was. A man that it was the desire of the organ!- VJimiKKA?i VISITOR, »« •* Uttn n-ta. - Hu ws* tL «r-^ ▼ t> M * InTmniMiiMtMa u. Wtor, IVvIMbn mb. 1*1*. 4 a. Mh iff ' fe 1 'HTam 1 wW thioh a mediator between a been ^ made artifickn JiiuuunictiM * be „ tU * «q»»Ut,w M and I s tbe messi« (ho Lord; comim |lHirsou with dogm* riU m It he Hole I of each believer «s ^ ’ ne, M “tpyjir -- infelliblya leant. Each*# fau only accept m admit# its tnU. *'fy is a kind of j the wisdom of >£tna mast erne the selfnesrehttl re seeker. Is m lie spread ne«m| is ruinous |uud iu our iristianity, and s| [any of the puatiou, (( testantism a difference, ice of the light. criticism ate «rj iu this in Germany » j « ed to h* fatal here is one we minal ProtofastJ hat they de religion is. ft »| M’viug and thi J irst kuowlwifes ladeu with pill ginning of ehM r e need hhie frj *r longing I liug glass wridiwj i a sinner. W ins light and life I nneetion » t* ; with unify. M .•ate unity done for few to prepnw * ggle that » t# al Christian | one snoth^ ihonld now »» e are die s >lh unit** ell fij ■olors and Jesus Christ, a cab pilgrimages had sue- g^gderfally. They are in a jjyrt is full of magnificent imi the pilgrims think it a to go there for noth- "sad **** au oternal rewar< b * are miracles wrought, JfLpioph«cy is fulfilled of Paul, w Jm shall be strengtheued by tf««iilh»fetiou of lying wonders, jgmlt are mistaken in their pr lh® Cbnrcb. Look at the | Wwr . The Jesuits only anc- j B preparing the way fbr the of the Bible. T* - prince iuto that war. The s^e> entirely misled when the aspirations of our After our disastrous , man In desired to instruct hBt ^ P rie * ts opponed dOfation, and got i>eti- ip favor of “holy igno re the pilgrimage*, the Lob don't know fhat the lady who ‘* r - '’"ypin at the end of i»m irell known old cottfenned herself to Virgin. Well, they that this was the Vir the potatoes, aud the tail. We have done pilgrimages; we re than 4,000,000 Bride Religious liberty is iuevita- l*i*d eltimately certain. That l^rty is insured by the character Ifee Angle Saxon race, a race that boss no obstacles aud will not be fwdily overcome. At fee Fourth Avenue church n G. D. Cummins, of Kentucky, ddrered a discourse on “The Uo mb aod Reformed Doctrine of Jus mtmr Dr. Fisher, of Yale Col- Up, took for bis subject tWOTWTAiNmM AND BOMANI8M compared in their relation to mod em dlVflixation.’ , The idea devel oped Vy this speaker was that Pre- iwta&ti*m was exalting and Catbo- fcisja depressing. Protestant ism was hherty; Catholicism was despotism. !» kit elaboration of this idea the *p*ker showed thoroughly and in zatiou which tta to get into a more iaiimauc inter course with the Christians of the en tire world. As a few of the feature* of the address there may be men tioned the action of the Coogrees in the establishment of evangelMml preaching in the Catholic Chnrch, the abolishment of the eoofeanioead, the allowing of priests to marry and the extension to female* of a vow* in the management of the Chareh. Dr. Seliaff said, after he had finished the reading of the paper, that the Old Catholic Church now numbered .. —. fifty nine congregations, 3,000 mem They [hers aud forty prieeta, and further stated that next winter nix student* of that faith would be admitted into the University of Bone, Prussia. FROFfaaoB PRO*IKK *r the Visitor, _ concerning the 8ye«d «T (felfl Weetern Virginia, remuntta the fel * lowing error that «T%* tloNme Of Rev. J. & ffrinmr We* renewed; m4 that be I* teechteg sad prea«lil«% ifi fit Airy .* fee. ft should he feet J. ]> fi rerr* ■,% '..'.i^hlflg USSfi j■pmreamf'y **d ) ICW Ph tO *«ln 'rarer ./ r ia If wtlhMd future GrtesMw fii eegaged h the the ehole herdee mMm\f for To T. B.lt win Pfeifer whet he ^fi|l 11 t. m eot need ia eed % By esyteg t « * W. VwgxaAe riyeud ere Wife he phmee tefe mi hem we eee The next paper, entitled ‘'Catholi cism in Bwitsertnnd rieee the taat Council,* was read hy I*rofennor C. Premier, D. D., of the Theologkel Seminary of the Free Church, located at Geneva, Switzerland. After giv ing n running sketch of the fwefpre** of the Roman Cetholie religion in, Switzerland during the he decade, the speaker prophesied that the Chnreh of Switxerlnad, Catholic, bat | not Roman, would soon rise out of the confusion which was attendant upon it* departure from a fixed and long established faith. The good work ot Father Hyacinth* In Swif. aerlaud wa* greedy coiemeaded The speaker dwelt at some length upon the proapects of the new faith. IJM’Tt’HK n\ DM STOMMM The liev. R. S. Stiwrs, of Brook j lyn, reail the next imper. ent»tke*l “Rome's Ap|ieal to Educated I’m testants." After sketching out the eutire code of taws, rules of faith and doctrine* of the Romish religion, the sjieaker said that to him, as a Protestant, all these teachings seem ed opposed to the spirit of the Her j moil on the Mount and the letters of Paul. On tbe other baud, to the Roman Catholic, the PiotesUnt in terpretations of the religious tenets laid down by the prophet* and 1‘hrist seemed equally cloudy ami ineona I On Prwf M., whe me «l,|d tfiM... The Mieiln* vmbm, lArj,*m the present. W KIlIxbMMW.^ U. U« > tlin, if «*£• man. U Ik* meantime the RUmMi UsA# u> the Ceeand HimA HemtA. fisc a ^iot Whal imewer 4e the rkemhM g**®t fikeihree. hs4 e* hear finem aiT^s i *1 ic.H. "dfeme Ffeosrr «WVlrhf fefi* Yea, 4f *b* km might ^ ^ M| « fee really 2 will m * day «v lew mil Tkm .. iWL j two osea to da, ' Mu*r im to am 1 Thm weak vefee earn i» fe» to -va* SECURITY ukk insi;ran< k and annOitT company, 6p NEW YORK. I to there, -we hare me meed at them,* fire that fe fere Ome little worher it * h«t. properly rerslaiad If uo pains were by whSh we JT3f Ive* tweety yean the Is In fere \ eeterday. the gwalle rey* of ea emlarea earn efenoe f—emifey amd yfeeeere* ef the day were el m m treeediaery hied. 1 lh* knit 4si in tO* i*tluM*n w ere ss-ssX ed ef the Lord * (•fed to • ef m fire! hy th# fere Verve **| rhevs- rmy with exhelatioe* »• nqpmtiy Ague hfllvre fevers dymatrty 1 nf femlreic jfeeefilte, rhea kail U* reason- for emertaininglTh* Bw.»o d.«rt... pmrai. nek t riev, traveling over the bite to iM ■!>»« •»<><•» Wjof tbe Catholic Cbnrcli u» .how ,nre roran » “ r Oat it in nothing but bomlnge to: «<>""»»'*»> •«•«*'» pn».i*e *rw to the ntoolute Uictntion of MiretMHi ef the lleky f was premsfeed hy lead, la tha i|*in|k 4at llmnnlit ,.yl L vow w^m am^mFsmfega* a* feMfcwme • ^nemi^MH^fefeiMW femUy. He preached fur Mae, fethafe. * 1 _ |»a»ifemmfw Wferfea Hm* ft lea fmrev I lire te hm field of ksfeee ka liaa. We eieh hire a berk to hm firmh, eot me eomld las* re hare hire ssfeh an Aod re fete bafirem we nay, that if, deriag hte Virginia, he hna i to Mrs ; •pfNtfored T root re* who have | fiswoee, hDagfet fmnpmrty, Me, In the More to cures* \% With the aredeet ; soggrelMre Chat the epaee reaaey be ) Risen to Heaank* «r let thenlegical weald hare the ef o«r fide d<pM*irt of , g. gfi I.Vt 8 hag dfelyll A f*W . . a, .4 . . 1 t tv# n«*n I* adreoe* with HestoCter’s AuIhiwb n always * aroeoe of Keen the< the hMMd fed denomination, whereas in tbe O'fcraed religion, which discarded difeUlnes* connected with the old hath, tbe Christian man gained true hfetrty. ■ .-«* I Tie next speaker wa# the Rev. T. Imtianx, of Paris, who chose for bis thm# “The Evangelization of Ro» «w Catholics in France." The Pro loUAtant evangelization had sne fefed admirably—beyond expecta fex- In many places footholds had fe* obtained where there had been •frfepes of success. In some of the r *y PWt* of France where it was fed expected the seed was sown brought forth fruit. The rev dfel gentleman gave many inci ^fets support of the truth of his f**ri*©n f and wound up by express *1 hope that with the spirit fejfe Mimated the Kvatigeliean Al fe**! and which was now felt in •“fe“Parts of France, that country fere he refreshed and reinvigora hdi*8 she was in the day* of relor- fefiuii Rev. Frank Conlin, D.D., of 'refer read a most elaborate paper t *Tii? Training Required to Kna SPjfefefeOt Ministers Effectually the Intellectnal Demands of S'A.fter this the Rev. Pres I ^•feAlvab Hovey, D.I)., of Newton refeical Institntion, Massachu ^•pokc on “Religious Liberty." tp*k sbcond section re fe 8t. Paul’s Methodist Episco- ^^hurch. The general topic as- re«l for discussion by this section *ia to 0 ^ Catholics in Conflict Komaniam.* BY PROFESSOR KRAFT. ^ r8 l ; paper was read by Pro r T* W * Kraft, D.D., of the Uni j^L B ° Dn ’ 1>ru 8eia,on the sub I CaiLr B Vatica,) Council and Old ^ He- stated the true jfefefeof the Catholic Church to lie .|kfe ,ver8al jurisdiction and the grefe infallibility of the Pope. !* * Hle * fe* 4 * l >eeii carried to sncli U( i lljat Ihe official press of Jw .had published the announce- ^ w hen the Pojie conceived Wta it was Christ thiukiug in Uuuoi ^^hermore, it was asserted Wfi was visible in the Pojie. ( >U> catholic church. pa,>er pctgnned tor Catholic Congress recently anil secure a far greater degree of sanctity in this life*; while Prides tantisnj, oti tbe contrary, appears far too secular and worldly. Th# oaten tattous and gorgeou* nnwlts of He man Catholic worship were then eon trusted with tbe simple and plain devotional service* of Protest an riaoi. j To its adherents the Roman Catho tic faith promise* to b# the great church of tbe future; and in order j to meet these doctrine*, whirl} are widespread, tbe Proteataut Chnreh must have n better understanding of the seductive and attractive inttn cures of its mysterious ceremonies. The Roman Church must be seen on its dark side to be nnderatood. Next week's paper we will finish with the proceedings of the Alii ance, which adjourned on th# alter noon of Saturday, Ort. lttb. On Sunday evening farewell oseretMta were held at tbe Academy of Music, Stciuway Hall, Tammany budding I and Cooper luslitntr. A STORM MUKW1NO. New York, October IA A tardy publication is this morn lug given of 1, tiers of Dr. Tower, late missionary bishop of Zanxilmr, addressed to Bishop Potter, of this diocese, and the Dean of Canterbury, finding fault with th# latter for pur ticipating in the communion service in the Presbyterian church, in this city, on Sunday last. Dr. Toxrr any* this conduct of the dean will b# ac cepted in this country and England as sufficient reason and Jnstiftcation for Episcopalians attending nttrac tive services of the Catholic Church, and may lie cited to pronounce the representation that the Episcopal Church is tbe haven of rest for those tossed by multiplicity of doctrine, a delusion and a snare. Dr. Pierre's Golden Medical IH* covery will enre a cough in ooe-haif the time Decennary to cure it with any other medicine, and it doea it, not hy drying it up, bat hy remov iug the esuse— subduing the irrita tion and healing the ailecled ports. For all cases of latryagitia, Hoars. iMtaa, Suppression or Lon* of Voice, Bronchitis, Severe Chronic or Lin gering Coughs, it will be found to surpass any medicine that has ever before been offered to the pohite. Bold by druggists. Far Uu» I.aiharea Yhatm SUhnoMl XMaB. We hekteve the (moot m laAiag deep hoM oyare fee heart* of oar people. Certaia moTereeatsof Previ dene* show nnmUUkafclj that R m th# wff! of the great Head of the ehurrh that ft he saatalaed. Tb*« what it oar duty t Tb pUh»-~reUal the co opera thus of God and pat o«r ahtrelders to the wheet,' and all wurti togHher . ' ’ AwnnvKH h>to or mtwr* la iMwded to cereenf fndtrealahiy W JT»*ther oar rercrel dlttrirt AyredA The Theotngieal ferelnary at ItalMfi in the stroafret hrmd that holds re fogetheT ; aod that hevaoar wh *D meet ia eo operative rfeset to sonfaia It. A Virginian, No.ith iNkrullhiaa, Georgian and )|ia*irelpffeln meet ofi com moo ground and gnra rretpem catty warm a* they toll of “Owr ifeodhary,* and reofitve to feolHato It at all hazard*. Rhatt they not unite ton la the blessed work of aMoml And where more appro priatety or more hopefully thin «| Richmond f MmH we not have owe Oener«l Nyood mission f Oar fund* •nlted upon one iaipoeiaat-mirehre, aod that rigorously soatahred. wifi aceoai|diah infinitely more fee thm eanae of Christ and oar brio red La- the ran rhurch, than coa poaaibly hi dree bv divided effort* ia a umailer way. The Utter hardly rums ia the case of rer ablest Hy nods, above lb# dignity of onprooiifeog experiment when directed toward* so tta port aafi a point a* Rirhmood ; la bat a tax- lag of the* potkocw of a straggling, dependent little flock—bat a pern rokiag flattery that bring* heart •che to th# Victim, and abredaut re werd of reproach to Lhe overtaxed By aod. SOMETH IN (I PMULUUUTT n is demanded. \ must be taken opon some(blag that given the ultimata fulfil Imre t of the kindled ie tha which discarding all expevtaaent apt re seoloua, sheer fid effort. The Vir- flMta Hy nod filtiN' cmi |gf S, I m*, i-vn 4toloe amfirereflfil i ! ffreal tex* fefiJy feflTfiwAltai ifisrfel i the questtoa, “Caa wa reach, aod tha it to Hraretoa. 'ok they fimld IT **A FriireP tu oar t^lbveefi Chareh, why has he brought sad reared to be bruaffhl bafipre the pahlle farts that can rely W i»j»- feoaa to her heal netereets. whre a feekec efifirsoseit to the Preeldrel, or to th* tteortory of fereod, ar to those heriog rretrot el fee Oflhgi fe If **A fffeead* tfi fee feetuftea refer le IT fe« ha fee fe safe art tag the part 1 “ ll re *• thaHMaagi i * ho Threfefffeal feaefeAfy ilfife red hie ae fi cfeerirfe fey a < say TV fall la a period of fe* year •od regndahae of I* ttocoHariy laipar- haoM theirefar* he take* drily ai fets mtiyl aaaaea Church Notices. HoUto. T iVereotiaa sf fee wiB he held at B*fel*» He., raa- re Tharadajr, Ort. VXk, 1*71, al ft • Vhiek A. H TV BBiaistmi sad dele rota* will please oltserre fee foDorini train, fere trom fiavaoaah will leave eerisy. aod all will arrive at Lola City. Tl*-, as Wedawdlay morning, they wfit hi eeoveyed to the rsardta* to tV anoaerematu of v lari JittfW P. M dinar, ferrrlary. hast ml oiAagt jPoedly S2^mfliiff Aumv « g amss- raieswotia Vr ^ waaa<^^kls» HA ff M we*' re pere.i©*Jf Vet*uhlh ftdfiaffe aod 7basr~for Dy» ( '•nrtiiatioo. Debility S»rk Head- ifere A marks, and all deeroaire- *4 Liim HPPIIPVL hr it. i?aww qflai- feflyre. [Mar M 14m ■flrfeffff-» fffePfek YVfeh* BIBI 8uc S#^ rl 'i < th resto^hy. jysms Mffflff/Mf J TIFL April 2 237—tf A UIIIVAI. OF •r ire;, m I’fitfe e miuieior amt wife sa m- of direct labor fife fioak» him la wfehT M | re ere el fee wfeeh pfey re fee ifefer. tha fire m » tfig pat hy what meoae he woe ere* varied, he iwpMadj -My male ie e ehtfimtaa, aod eoatfeuaffy he laid ••of fee genre feveof .fretsCbriet, end hi* reedfeeas to «Te, and he oarer reeled aatff A woe a ahefiel mow, tor*i* a rule fe our ffewvcb ••fit %hew a heofher la creeeiledL he feesfi go aod hriog Mother* 'whp| g fin:"4 HIQ AY UW.a SWAFFIELD’S CLOTHING AUD HAT HOUSE : fe*t ui lwz»t atock in tiw WU i g-irtrlr siaemmitti t nq m A tr* Vfiffff Jl (U IHrTIl wl!Yl HIIWIF. a GOOD It doee to mm nun t*. bfiuviaiasmu2atm* ouwa.bow, iu» tJ. m .2! H. .r22rg:iy -Tho oowat umum ; psd m ca fee fereod fe tW edfeBll rxaeytZii-s; ■ tharey of nor Hps Robert L Case, President Theo. A. Wetmore. Viee-Preside&t. lease H Allen, Secretary. ismisan^ • - Xamlrer of poheiss issued in 1*71, 5,8*4. P8JM0.022 • tretreo Thh Uompsm issues LIFE, NON FORFEITURE In TEN PAYMENTS, and KhDOWJMEki'l 1*01.H'IKK, no fee must favorable terms. arc elm Uncd at fee end of ftnt year. All Policiaa are Non-Forfntiog after three annual Premiums bar. U <-r> paid. llHwal iaducements will be aflhred by Drahplii fter three at , A few food agent* wasted, to srUrnn iil Jaoa 7 erepwpre LOUIS SHERPESEE, General Agent for South Carolina, No. 40 Broad Street, Charleston I- —'HM' ■l.l ■ I ^SlATiC CUOLERA IN CUINA. Alutoat Kr+rjf fri< Cored With PAIN-KILLER. bin Nias: Darin«r a n-sid.-nc*- of aami- teu years t* Mam red t *htnn as a art* fioaary, 1 found to** Fain-Kjlb r a most rionary, I firimd ro%> r’ain-Jyller a most rine I found It moat HTn i ttos q MM K.ftd sf Pain-KHb hot wst.-r swertemd with I fouad H most t« give s IT in a gill of „ WL™, j sugjii ; t Im“D , sftrj sl*oUt fiftwtl Wiiatltes. twgin to give about a tabieapmmfwl *f the same tail tare rvriy few minates until n liel was oMsinert Apf>ly hot annlh-stlons t.» the — the tih i. rliai s&d rub tlw limbs pw’fMa wlto had the cholera, red task tke asedMoe faithfully, in the way stated above, eight out of »cu rewv- vred Ibtv. R TFT FORD. Misrianary ia China. Doan bins; During a laaig residence is Chin* 1 have used your valuable Pain- Killer, both ia mr own familv and nmong fee rhiarsr. and have found it a most •oreUaot medfetne. In the summers of r ® and INfe while residing in Shanghai. found it an almost oertsui care for fidux, if used ia time. Indeed. u*inp k ia a great Buy inatanors, I do not remember tailing in a single case. For three year* 1 have been residing iu this pteaa more feaa fifty mite* fr«an a pky- mrisn. sad have been obliged often to «pre «*y resources in cases of sick ■rto. The rhinaae tome to us in great nomhri« for modieine and advice.— T>m«gt. without mediewl knowledge our- aeliwa, tl>e few simph remedies we raa emnamadlore so much in ad ranee even fret pkyrieian*. that we have almost daily appUcmCism. W* allow them to come. Means* it brings us in contact w ife fesm and open* a «fant of nsefalnesa. In diarrhea, ertic, viuaitiag. cholera, c-oughs rifPain-Killer haa Iw^en my chief medireae. > ours, very truhr. K*v. T. P. CRAWFORD. Tungchow. Cbituu Those using Pain-Killer should strictly observe fee following directions : At fee Mrearencemonlof tiw disease take a teaspoon fat of Pain-Kffltr, in sugar and water, and then bafee freelv across fee atomach and bowels wife tik* Pain- Killer clear. Should the diarrhea snd urearp malisar, repeat fir dose < vmr fifteen nun ales. In this way fee dread ful scourge-may be checked and the pa tient relieved in the coarse of a few hour*. N. B.—Be sure and get the genuine ar- Ucla; aud it I* recommended by feose who have used the Pain-Killer for the choices, that in extreme cases the patient take two <** more) tea*j*oonful» uistrad of one. Tha PAIN-KILLER Is sold bv all the Druggists aod Dealers in Family Modi NP Price r*. and (in cants and fit PKERY BAVIS Man *. A ProVltt Oct 17 2«5 Prov. lm-4t True Merit Ts i bui Toot Appreciated— TBrown’i w ilka," have bcca befoi» the public many years. Each year find# the Troches in some new, distant locali- ln vnriau* parts of fee worid. IWii article of true merit, when once u«J! th# valor of the Troches ia appreciated, red they are kept always at band, to be used as occasion requires. For Coughs, Cold*, and Throat Diseases, the Troches have proved few effcncy. For every wlierr. Agentn Wanted. 8KVI> FOU CATALOG LX. D0KXS73C firtmto KACHUTE oa, New York 8ei»t 5 - —3ui IRIIVLT FLOWS , am. km >o mumr n tut. II Sept 35 H»h slen om sse r» p—rnS«« g Vstre ihr->ugh«Hit tto«« N)ut|u fM-iMl for llluUTNied <X*W'|Ce"ntk Pno«' Ll<an«i certitWwIes . itnn«Utm: f tfilMI. fillCS 4 MAWY, LotHvikiK, Kr. —6m OPIUM^s^ pro CHARGE tor trestaseat until cured. ('«fi r>o or wiu r> DR. 4.0. BECK, Cisotresari, O. Oct 3 363—4t A MAK OF A THOT78AJn), Consumptive WHEN death " ▼ from _ having failedi, was hourly expected all remedies whereby Dr. H child wit UU- imi fTiumim led to a discovery . — — * cured his only ■■■Ltli a preparation of Cammabis In- dica. lie now gives receipt free on re ceipt of two stomps to pay expenses. There i* not a single ayumtam ef eoa- sttMiptiou that it does not dissipate— Night Swe®u, Irritation of fee Nerves. Difficult Kxyeetoratkm. Sharp Pain* In fee Lungs, hauaea at tbe Stomach, Inac tion of the Bowels, and Wasting of the MnsrUto. Address CRADDOCK fir CO-. 1032 Race Street, Philadelphia, Pa M giving name of the Lutherm VT "* Aug 8 —13t J. H. KINARD. 1 BAVE recently returned from the North, and am prepared to exhibit the most elegant and complete stock of DRY GOODS Ever brought to this market, consisting «*f fee latest and most popular styles in Dress Goods, Caasimeree, Ac., wife a full line of HOSIERY AHB GLOVES! And Helrct aasortments of Carpetings, Window Shades and Curtoms, - Uattimrs and all other article* i found in a Firyt Clam Dry r,f»o<is lislimeni. The celebrated How3 Sewing Machine and American Button-Hole nod Over sewing Machine constitute a feature in tbe has of my bi ' lastly considered fee roost satisfactory now ia oae. The pwWac generally are give me a call. J. EL gnzAftn On Main Street, one door .South of Co lumbia Hotel. Colour'on, 8. C. Oct II 6—If Tue Fatherland 43 North NintA Street, Philadelphia, J. K. SHRYOCK, Sap’t Soeiety hav# late and pub- THE TEMPLE HARP. The science of music no longer a mys- ten . Tliia muaic book ahould bare been published a hand red years ago. It eon tain* benatiful music, and the elementary department alone is worth more than ten tiroes fee amount asked for the book. uto'aAhAiSgCT-lSdS e by BeokseHars generally. Retail price $1J5. To the node—sum as our other mode books. Sept 4 —3m WAl BIBLE Xfir DANIEL MARCH. D.D. This work teaches how men lived in >le time* and how to live in all pays.” "It fa gbwi with li\ The style is ful Bible tiroes and li “It pleases, profit*. a* gems.” “It glo every page. Tbe style n iag, drag and sparkling of the author * former v Mkk’aStNfaxV mwrly 40IMWM mow canvMf the » times. ou A. at k Jk »m r -m every page fifi ■ Hafifffira^ferorofiSMflk' Agcnt« sold works, "Night Father’s Hovsk,” They ahould canvass fee same torritoiy for e Life” his latest and best work. The Lutheran Publication! made arrangements to t rssiiA luJi a series of German Work*, (a for Familv and S. 8. use,) under fee ’ of “Tha Fatherland Series." The following books have already been published i TYie Cottage by the Lake $0.75 la fee Midst ol the North Sea 0.75 Anton, tlie Fisherman 0.85 Rene, tbe Little Savovard 0.85 Fritz; or. Filial UbefeeDoe 0.05 Gerer^ al^or.Fideb^Bc willed. 1.00 Under fee Earth fO.70 Olaf Thorlackaen 1.00 Trie Treasure of the Inca 0.85 Buried in the 8now fig* Dominic: or, Bread upon the Waters. 1.10 SeppeH, the Swiss Boy 0.85 Set No. %, put up fe a neat ease. _ Filial Love,..fll.10 Runaway,..., „....0.50 ; or. Maternal Love,..1.00 lieb Fr«y,...p .1.10 e School Master and his Son, ,1.00 8ri Ne. 8, pot up in a neat ease. Just Published :—Twelve excellent stories, translated from the French, by Mrs. Emma B. Stwk. 1st and 9d Aerie*, in a neat box, #1 JO. We have a muni tions under wav, w from time to time. SUNDAY—SCHOOL UBfiAEIKN. Our arrangements are such feat we are prepared to fill orders for eng books issued by the various publishing h in thi# country and in E and German) at fee some rati* a# th* publishers. We keep constantly oa hand a large ana varied assortment, to which we are dally making additions We con supply all fe day School, Tracts. Reu aries. Question mmWr of other Traaela- r, which we will announce Tickets, Hymn Any of our books << r, etc., etc. [except those marked net) sent by moil at the printed price*. Reasonable discount# made to dealers and to Sunday-schools. We earnestly requeot oar customer* not to send cask by moil; bat to remit cheques, draft# or Post Office orders. Aug 13 51—ly THE ITOTHERAIT VISITOR. EVERY FRIDAY. 1,1 -0 By Rev. A. R. BUDE, D.D. Terms Cash, Strictly in Advance. One copy, per annum $100 One capy, six month* 1.85 I ea in every count secure first i fe J Oct 3 in ion book, without fee first payment nance. AU ftmifeancea aod coaiaiimisatfaas to be addressed to Rvr. A R. RUDE, D.D., Columbia. 8/C.