The Lutheran visitor. (Columbia, S.C.) 1869-1904, July 10, 1874, Image 3
VISITOR,* CHARLESTON, 8: C., JULY 10, 1874
l*« West, 8. C., and npou Revs. gallon* maintain that high poaitiou
, 8, Bowman and Louis Muller, onr Church baa always bail in this
jluarleaton, 8, G., ami also the city. We never saw anywhere in
re of Hagirter Artium ape* Rev. onr communion a mom Intelligent,
ib Hawkins, of Sbephcrclstown, railoed ami devout congregation than
(r* Kev. Geo. A. Hough, or Or that of 8t. John's. We bail not the
dwarg, 8. C., Kev. J. 8. Elmore, pleasure of teeing the Wentworth
euoi, Ga., O. L. Schamjiert, Esq., Street congregation, hot leartreri of
few berry, 8. C., Ihrof. Washing- it* flourishing state from muuy wit-
Mailer, of Columbia, 8. C\, and neaeaea. Bro, Bowman la now one
» Rev. J. A. Sligh, of Newberry, of the loo feat nettled pastor* in thia
dty, ami stand* deservedly high
ie student* having naked per- with hie people, and la very popular
fou to bold u Corn met icemen t with all elaaaea. Bra Muller, of
y in the College building, it waa the German Lutheran aoogragation,
*otved, That the request be ie also one of the exoallent of earth,
tied, provided there lie no dan- and is apaudiog a uaefhl ministry
k f k here. Hie new eharch baa the
a motion Kev. G. W. Holland highest steeple and ia eaid to be tbo
invited to a seat an an advisory Aneet church building In Charieeioo.
iber. The attachment and warm affection
»vs. SUgh aud Wingard proposed of St. John's to tbs late Dr. Bach
[tv* a gold medal to the beet ex- man, was strikingly exhibited in the
tioo in oratory, Maseru. Haiti- abondanoo of the floral tribute# lakl
upon hie grave at the memorial eer-
vioee on 8an«lay afternoon.
oud chair be denominated the chair
of Historic and Kxegeticat Theology.
Ou motion of Itev. IV M Gilbert,
mill*ton, Iqderd era were informed,
by euenimtami witiirMTo, that in all
Ureae eia-teNNPd ritlee of the Honth,
the (SNqd* of German 14o«nI are t*OW
the snocrasfiit merchants and men of
business, and are gradually and
quietly Wonnng the maatere and
people of power. And ao far aa oar
Lutheran Church la concerned, we
foaad a state of thing* ww werw
hardly prepared to re*.g.8owrwhore
by physician*, are readily cured by a
eeame of this admirable combination
BMKtieine, in whkii the properties of a
«thmd#tit.a took and alterative are hap
pily blemhd. " ,r ' , 1
W HO imik wm fcMrtr «%}***>
tiramoa, ui nmL h*vi#,
I>r. ■. jAum waa •xwwiMraUaj b« mm
• mwpartiioa #f 1XPJAX HEMP, wbl
o»ly ri»IU. ud m>w *t«M tUi MdjM frit
two oUuapo, to f*y oxjmmm. IllPtb
MMM *< Uio Wwuk, ud Will
MM li M kMn. AUtwt CwMmI k i
a*. PklU4«!#fci», MUMtor thU papor.
Junes 297
Rmolvod, That the Hoard reeont
mend to the General Syaod that it
amend the Constitution of the Theo
logical Seminary, by addiug a* See
tioo 13, to Article HI, the following:
“The Board of Directors may dele
gate the da tie* of attending exami
nations, examining reports, and ia
suing certificate* of graduation to a
committee."
Ou motion of Kev. J. U. Turner,
It was
Resolrtd, That the amount of
Sami nary Endowment Fund, via.:
tllA, now in the hand* of the former
Treaaurcr, Wm. McCauley, be turned
over to the present Treasurer, Capt
G. 8. Hacker, to be held by him as
Endowment Fund of Seminary, sub
Jeet to the action of the Hoard of
Don't lt»wk, hawk, spit. apit. blow,
Mew, and diagnat everybody with your
Catarrh and it* offensive odor, when Dr.
Haev'« Cat* rrh Remedy will speedily de-
•toy all odor, arrest the diochnrge and
rare you.
The Heard nM tu the Lutheran
eharch. Savannah, Ga., May lei,
1874, II oVdedt, A. M . and waa tarn
porartly organiaad by eatliog Her. J.
F Campbell to the Chair, and elect
lag Wm. McCauley, Secretary.
The Roll of Director* this day
elected by the General Synod for the
earning year wao colled, and the fol
lowing Direr tor* were found to be
present sad made the af&rmaUoo
prewrribed la the Coaatltatioo of the
Seminary, vb,;
South CsrotHte Syaod: Kev W.
8. Bowman, lfcevJL P. Smeltxer, D.I).,
Kev. J. H Honour, Capt G. 8. Hack
er and W. W. Hbaaial, Beq.
Virginia SyndB t Rev. J. P. Camp
ben and Rev. IVM Gilbert.
h South WaattSji Virginia Syaod:
Her. a A. fUfLm, Rev. J. H. Thr
ner end Wm. IfoOaaley
Georgia SyadSt Rev. J. A. Austin
and J. W. Wiloaa, Beq.
THE HEW FLORENCE
r&ZCZ, DObalow t any other first-class \
VALUE, $30 shore I Sawing Machine. |
SATES, $50 by knying the Florence.
Every machine warranted.
Special terms to clrnbt and dealers, *
Send for cirmlart to the x
Florence S. M. Oo^ Florence, Mo**., J
or SO Union Square, Sew York. J
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Apr 10 289—13t *
Marriages
our Church in the Sooth had bu
little positkm or influence, and woe
extremely weak. Bui- if the throe
Married, in Charhttton, 8. C., on the 2d
iu«t„ by Her. T. W. Do#h, Capt. Jacob
8xau. aad Mr*. Mabt Hr keck km.
The *bove highly esteemed couple and
Member* of onr flock are now toawed by
the oceau wave on a voyage to Europe.
We wuh tlif-m a pleasant sojourn in the
Fatherland, and a safe return to their
attractive home in “the city by the sea."
we preached at Charleston, Ha van
nab and Wilmington ran bo taken
been entirely
STIEFF
ad, Square, and Upright
PIANOS
point of number*, nowhere la the
North have we seen any whose
appearance for solid worth, lateRi-
gwoee aod retlgtows refinement ex-
Business Department.
A:kz:vrlo&gez>eziz
Oe motioo ot Rev. D. M. Gilbert,
It was
Item lead, That the Secretary of
the Hoard do prepare an abefcart of
the proceeding! of the Board at this
meeting, aod have the name publish
ed iu the Lutheran Vititor.
On motioo, the Board adjourned.
Freshman ClwMS and Revs. Kuhns
Kind Hough one to the student in the
jj» flgpboiuore Ulaa-s regular, who shall
I attain to the highest proficiency in
S the Greek Language.
The Board, seeing the aboolute ue-
; ceasity qf bringing the advantages
uf Newberry College more proaii-
k senlly and frequently before the pob-
I He than have hitherto been doue,
adopted the following resolution :
Jtetolrcil, That Rev* Smeltxer,
flligh aad Wingard lie a committee
t toexamiuo the different styles, prices,
Ac., of the Novelty Printing Press,
and that they rejiort the result of
their labors to the Board at the next
Meeting of the Synod of South Car
olina.
Dr. Smeltxer was asked to add to
bis duties in College the instruction
t of the students in the German Lan
j guage.
The Secretary was ordered to have
tb» proceedings of the Board pub-
lishetl in the Lutheran Vititor and
Keowee Courier.
The Board, after passing the usual
vote of thanks to the citisens of
Waihalla for their hospitality and
kindness, and to the railroad author
ttics for courtesies shown, adjourned
to meet at the place of the next
% ' aieeting of the Synod of South Car
olina, at the call of the President
J. H. Slioh,
8k’| Board Tmtteet.
«*#f6 Mxcmttam F
It waa 10 P. M. whwu we arrived
ua Rich a* sad, aad v« at once sought
quarter* al Ford's hotel aad went to
Monte* received from June 5th to July
2d, 1874. , i
P WilkitMKw 8. C. * 00 to m
too to ms
2 00 to 33H
1 00 to S17
2 00 to 449
2 00 to .140
2 00 to 880
2 00 to 250
1 M to 324
• 00 to 350
2 00 to 351
2 00 to &52
2 00 to 852
2 00 to 352
2 00 to 830
2 00 to 352
2 00 to ;«2
2 00 to 338
2 50 to 384
1 00 to 330
2 » to 814
87 to 814
» 00 to 330
2 00 to 230
2 00 to 330
2 SO to 334
2 50 to 332
2 00 to 370
2 00
2 00 to 348
1 00 to 204
2 00 to 353
2 00 to 849
2 eo to 884
2 00 to 850
2 00 to 851
2 00 to 251
2 00 to 270
2 00 to 848
2 00 to 227
2 00 to 327
2 00 to 827
Uf all the cities aad goodly towns
we have ever visited, Savannah ia
the most beautiful and picturesque.
H ATE nMltU U*w*r<u *f Firrr Flwt PreKioM-,
Ml MW uMr *• Wat MV *w4>. Erer7 i*.
unmt fn'ly nmaM far In y**n. Price m fav
M tlM tuSiv* MM of Um very Seat —farfal' m4
Um> m «t thoroojfh workaMaehlp will penait. The
principal pUutlalu and fiiiHipoarni igid IImi pHum-pBfdu*
: '. - - ’ !<■ pf t!.*- S-nti; ivj^nallr. tsaiu U th« RRRR*
iMKRifl trUH of &$# •RfNkriorlty' of UR -
8TIEFF PIANO.
Tkf Dr« ABtUTT of ear laatnrmeat* ia fatty eeUblUA.
Mi by ever Slaty SrAeeie and CeUegee ia Um Soatk,
mater ever *00 at emr fll»a.
Sole Wbnlwle ArrsU far eeverel nf Uw prieripel
auteofeetarete of CeMaet m4 farlrr < >nr*»» ; yrUee
faoM **• w *HUl A Ubecal dieeemat t* CierKyawe
m4 SebbeUt Udeeele.
A laaye aaurfaieii i of eeaemA band Hum, at prieee
oOcer* for Urn eawaiag year, which
resulted as foils#*: Rev. J. H. Hou
our, President; Kev. J. F. Campbell,
Vice President *, W«. McCauley, 8sr
retar) ; and OflpC O. 8. Hacker,
Kagfllis#
DrL*Fsy«4ta Clamp
SaUmn ll ltoak night
l>r W II Vpymau
Each Ajar
Dr M K Holman
Th«sns* D Batlmutt
J V Wingard
Samuel A Eptiiig
Dr J A IWrley
W A llentr
Jobs A Cannon
T W Hullo* ay
llctinr bheetx
L W Bower*
Ivirr Bahaa
George A Kuuml
BwMStigh
.1 if A nil
John G liotMtttl
A if K Hchedt
George A room*. Hr.
Jeff Ount t lrbourn
Mr* Narv Bowie,
Mr J X tiitultx
Mr* Hunan C Brown
s l 1h.wee*
Jacob F Bower*
Mi** Matilda Muon
Jobs Boebaosa, Hr.
K M Coouer
A L White
Mr* Ah4s* Kicbaitl
Rev J H Cupt>,
Mm Manr E Deardorff
Rev G I> Bembetm,
Mr* AL FUR
M F Ansel. Eag.
Henry llmr
Beunr Litsen
:r.fe
J J Klerk ley
Mm F A KWklt >
Otto Qerricks
GA B urkhartfl
lleavv Heltarr
On a number of the
Mooday, 11 o^dock, P. M.
The Board again met at the call of
the President.
On motioo, It waa
RmoleodL, That a committee of
three be appointed as a Committee
of Examination of tbs Theological
Seminary, io accordance with Sec
tioo 12, Article III, tbi* day recom
mended by the Hoard to be iucor
poratrd io the ('oust itution of the
Seminary.
Pursuant to this resolution, the
Pnwideat sp|w^nted Rev. D. M. Gil
bert. Rev. J. F. Campbell mini ltsv.
J. H. Turner, to coostitate said cum
mittee.
Oa mothm, the Ho;ml adjourned
mar die.
Wm. NcCirUtr, Secretary
grateful shades at every crossing uf
streets ruuniog at right-angle* dtroi
Hag down any of these avenues you
pass through park after park, with
here a foaataiu, there a monument
or statue half hidden fa the Inxunea
of the foliage. Oar stay here was
too limited to allow ua to form ac
quaintance with many of tha uttkmaa,
but our excellent host aad hostess,
Mr. and Mr* Heidi, together with
Mr. aad Mr* Nicola with whom we
mid to tha appearance of its flan
buildings ami to its ofoaoUataa aad
keallhiaaan Hearing a letter of ia
irwductiaa from brother Xlurahcim io
Rev. J. F. Campbell proem ted to
the Board the following tribute of
respect to the hamary of Dr. D. H
Bittle, which wee adapted by a rising
vote, vi*:
Tribute af Beufttt to f he Jframry •/
Her IK ff. Bittle, /)./), who da
farted thin lift fa the dip of Asearn
nah, Oa., Unwary 14ft. 1HT4.
VVmkbbaj^ JUimndrsard the Uffiot
Head at the ClKrcb, since our last
meeting, to rappee the Rev. D. H
Hittlx, D.D., hum tbs areas of Io*
Synod oburtb hare, wa honied him
ep aod found him and his plammat
wife sicwediugly rotdial sad atlas
live to a* Under hie pilots*;? w«
visited Hollywood Coasrtery oa tho
banks af the James River. It son
tains soma beautiful monument*, but
we were chiefly intcreeled iu tho
tomb of IVesideot Moo toe, whims
) "bTak*’* ^ottLi sewixg ma!
l‘n« ualjr *SV Th» fat ul tk«ye«l Lock
A!m fa the raltod SMaitrCiulM
A FEW GOOD REASONS.
rw in t. thoftMurhlT
reputation which Boothern houpiUli
ty has eo kmg mefutaioed. Tho I u
therm* church here ia centrally lo
cated, of uMHtium rise, and the «m»
gTegaiioti presents a more than
ordinary appearance of latefligeoua
York, where he died, to thia place
ia lAM. The Capitol etaada apou
oaa of the highest hills ia the center
of the city. It ie earruonded by a
beautiful park with graveled walks,
RMtforiifN bf tha neoat akllfgl lU^foiMints
Circular* and trm* iddrkw
8. BURKE, SON & CO.,
169 Warren St., Jertey City, S.J.
May 15 295 <
Wharms. It la proper
Hoard (of which he was th«
presiding officer) ehuahl k
homble teatimupy to bln
worth as a member of the i
of his devotion to the greoi
E::.: .i :.:L
THE OKNKRAL STROD SOtTU.
On Thursday morning the member#
of this body acscmhled ia the church.
Public service was held, aad the
President, Rev J, F. Campbell,
preached a very excellent sermon ou
Ktemal Ufa, after which the Holy
Communion wa# adminiaiered. Af
ter service the Syoud organised for
business. The wittcuml tmur dh*
cussed, whilst we were peeoeat, was
the establish lag of a aeeoed proto*
aorehip in the theological semioary
at Salem, V* Wbeu the eommaui
cation from the Geemal Council na
the subject of the Colloquium was
read, we were invited to address tho
Synod opou the subject, inasmuch
ae we happened to be a delegate I#
the last General Council, and knew
the history aad purpose of the pro
position. We here desire to thank
the member* of the General Synod
South for the courtesy and at tea tioo
given oa, aod for the hearty reapon
eea and fraternal utterances of the
brethren who followed a*
SYNOD OF JCOBTR CAROLINA.
To thia veoerabla body we had been
appointed delegate by the Syaod of
Pennsylvania, aad only delayed our
attcodpoce upon its session* in order
to spend a day with the brethren at
Savannah.
On Setuday morning we epfmarrd
before tha Synod aod had a moat
cordial welcome aa tlalh^pdo from
the old Mother Syaod, for which the
members ot this body eberiab great
esteem aad afire tioo The subject of
ap oa Saturday
the leading arsons through this
purk la tfo Governor*# residence,
aad at the other It the celebrated
Illustrated Family Bible
gelacal Lutheran church iu Sevan
■ah, Ga., has sigmiAed to them his
istcutMMi to visit the congregation
aad afford a personal acquaintance
IU%. U ILBinUk, D.1K, theUhuech
has been deprived of the services of
nu ahlw miaiwter at her altar*; the
Board of a jodtptoua eoaasefor ? aad
the ft west in the country. It «a sur
mounted with a vary large equestrian
statue of Washington, la trnmae.
Watchman.
will hu onsets*h and jadtetoas, aad
more satfafaeflory to both parties
We predict that they will br mutually
M »* H foil* it#,
Joha Ridenour.
Jacob Kidcnoar. Jr
Rev J P M.nrgni t.
CHARLESTON.
In a former communication wa
Htated our arrival and cordial recep
tiou iu Charleston
Rev. Prof. G. W. Hoi bu nl, of IV
a C. The city
appears old to a stranger, and baa
about it many marks of the war.
Rev. W. 8. Bowman on Monday
morning very kindly brought hie
pony aud phaeton around to our
hotel and took os about the city and
nut to Magnolia cemetery aud an
atboiniug grove of magnificent live-
oaks which, with their broad and
interlocking brauckea aod hanging
mosses, formed a very temple of
uature, with broad aisles, columns,
arches and covering of exceedingly
grand proportions and beauty. Rev.
T. W. Dosh subsequently took us to
the orphan asylum, an institntkMi of
which the Charlestonians may be
justly proud. The building ia the
finest aud most commodious we ever
saw for an institution of this kind.
From the top of it we had a very
tine view of the city aud harbor. He
also took ua to see the extensive rice
mills of Mr. Chiaolm, where we saw
the entire operation of cleaning aud
pieparing rice for the market.
We made the acquaintance of
toveral families of Charleston, into
each of which we were received with
aa much cordiality aud welcome Ml
if we had been an old acquaintance
end friend. Every family here hue
gone through an experience in the
war, of which we of the North eati
have but little conception. A terrible
gloom hangs over Charleston and all
South Carolina iu the miserable mis
rule by which they now are governed.
If the iucubus of her present legisla
ture could be removed, there hi no
doubt a great future of prosperity
would open to this city by the sea
*ith her fine harbor aud great com
mercial advantages aud refined aod
hospitable people. Among the fam
ilies we met noue interested ns mors
than the family of the late Rev. Dr.
Bachman. It pleased as greatly to
•beet Mr. John B. Haskell, a grand sou
The Fatherland Series.
of Trustee* of Newberry College, to
Rev Dr A Wedekind N. Y
Her Jsme* Mahood Va.
Wm K Yeakley.
Mr* Harsh Baker “
Rev P Derrick, 8.C.
42 North Ninth &
J. K. 8HRY<
small band gathovwd by for* Neaf
for and Henkel, foil they bars ao
poaUpr sow. Kev Mr. ifoilaad io
tryiag to rates feeds to boy a lei for
a oh arch, aod ww hops he will sac
ceed j aad that aooa, ia this * sapor
to®* capital of tho Old Doauusn,
ws may aos aa Kagtiah (hatch ia
made arrangements to translate and pub
lish a *erie* of German Work*, (suitable
for Family and 8.8. use,) under the title
of “T! Fatherland 8erie*.~
Tbv following book* have already been
pnbli»ked:
The Cottage by the Lake #0.75
In the Midst of the North Sea 0.75
Anton, the Fisherman 0.85
Rene, the Little Savoyard.... 0.85
Frit*; or, Filial Obedience 0.55
GeyerWalty; or, Fidelity Rewarded. 1D0
tattoo, ob he filled e similar position,
io former yeora, with great accept
eed pto% ideooe, we bow io homble
seteMMSM*. t» #be sill of God, oa
sored that the Jmdgo of oil the earth
death right; sod that in the dearer
light «*f eternity Ilo win joatifj the
foith of our father*
LYHonrso
ie ooo of thd chief cities of \ irgteia,
sod ie aitsafsd oo the Jams* River
shoot tbs same dtetaoee west of
Hick mood that Norfolk ie east of
It It is located on e very sleep
bluff rising op from the river eppo
rootly at aa angle of forty five dc
Set No. 1, in a neat ease.
Under the Earth $0.70
Olaf Thorladnen 1.00
The Treasure of the Inca 0.85
Buried in the Snow 0.80
Dominic; or, Bread upon the Waters. 1.10
Sopneli, the Swim Boy 0.65
peered before the student* and lao
oily of this University was Rev. L.
A. Fox, pastor of Bethlehem Lo
theraa chore!*. He recently deliv
ered a lecture on “Radicalism and
Ooomm v atiem" before the Young
Man's Christian Association, and
acquitted btmacU eo *1*1/ that anoth
or Utterm divine, Dr. Morris, of
Italtiasore, baa been invited to deliver
an address there a week hence.—
Lutheran (fontr, June 19th
Sepncli, the Swim Boy
Set No. 2, put np in a neat cnee.
The Greek Slave; or. Filial Love,..$1.10
Leonhard, the Runaway, 0.50
Little Madetoa ; or, Maternal Love,..1.00
Gottlieb Frey, 1.10
The School Master and hi* Son, 1.00
Set No. 3, put ap in a neat case.
Just Published :—Twelve excellent
atones, translated from the French, by
Mr* Emma B. Stork. 1st and 2d Series,
in a neat box, $1.50.
Wo have a number of other Transla
tions under way, which we will announce
from time to time.
SUNDAY -SCHOOL LIBRARIES.
Onr arrangements are suck that we
are prepared to fill orders for any books
iasued by the variwas publishing houses
in this country and in Europe (English
and German) at the tame rates as the
publishers.
be entered npou our Minute*, and
that a #ep*fafle page ha devoted to
these street# w mill a wonder to ml
It te tbo chief tobacco market of
Virginia, and along almost every
RfoBflt the tonrtm obnevvo* great
Store houses where the “wood* in
piled away, awaiting ante and «htp-
Rev J. I MILLER, A. M , Principal
the GoHoqsiem
and we were invited to addreee 8yn-
soEsisting of Itev. J. p. Campbell
aad Cap* G. & Hacker.
(The report of JPvof. Ite]maa, isml
tho report of tho committee, having
boon published in tho Minn tee of the
By aod, are notdneorled here. j
Rev J. F. Campbell offered the
finite wiug rrssiniioti which waa adopt
id, via. t
Amsfmd, Unit thin Hoaid racom
mood* to the Gooecai Bynod that it
make nmrawii lor ike novmeat of
W ILL «»prn iu Firm Sessiok on the
firs* \\ ednesday of September next.
The great aim of this Seminary is to cnl-
tivstc, in connection with sound, practi
cal learning, correct views of the sphere
aad mission of woman. Wc enjoin upon
our pupils, in connection with neatness
A RrilHast Usccrd of Ct:tc
as given before. The proposal of
the General Council waa approved
by a very hearty vote, and Rev*
Roth rock, Aldrich aod Nsiflbr warn
appointed the committee of arrange
menu on the pan of this Bysod.
W1LMXHOT08I
We urried four or five days st
Wilmington, N. a On Tnnsdny
afternoon oar though tfal hoot, Mir.
Eilors, pat us in charge of bis ex
cellent wife aad accomplished daagh
tort, aod with a fine span of borme
aad a careful driver, we were rapidly
eoovejqd to aomeroog mills, store*,
churches and other public building*
about the city, aod then to their
beautiful cemetery, tho fair grounds,
etc., oa table the ettj limit* We
were glad to noth* the Lutheran
eharch here oseopten one of the most
neutral and plea#*nt locations. The
building itself is of good sixe, well
proportioned, and, with Its graceful
spire, presents a vary attractive ap
pearauee. The inside work ie eqoal
ly fine, the pews and eeiiiag being
finished In the heavy pine wood for
which thin Btnte te no fixmoos, nod
which finishes with a grain felly
equal to the best maple wood ws
ever saw. Rev. G. D. Berabeim, the
pastor, is to be congratulated on the
work he has accomplished lor ear
eharch in this city, and for the
respect nod esteem in which he te
held by all classes of catueo* In
his congregation are some of the
Aa Americas bumortet tell* n» that it
woeld have bees money in bis pocket if
h# bad beeo born without a stomach, and
then proored* to figure np the east of a
chronic dyspepsia, to which he is a mar
tyr, and which hr any* it i« flkpamiltle
for Mm to cure. On tbi# paint, M Jaeh
Btlling**' (Aar be te the party referred to)
te mlstoksn. Uatem hi# stomach differ*
AT MUX
aa omnibus took on directly to Um
college, where wn found Dr. Billie,
who ex tended to as a cordial uni
coma to Roanoke. To him aad Prof.
J. D. iJrsher we are under many
obligation* Iter the interest they took
in oe* visit and the many favor*
shown oa Ws found the coltegn ia
quite n flourish jag oondtttoe, having
160 student# in atleodano* Prof.
Drsher took ox through the elegant
lv famished society hall#, tha mw -
rellent rollege librery, which SOU
_ __ . .. in counectiou with neatneae
In draw, simplicity and econoinv. The
education of toe moral nature of the
pupil i» a paramount end ever kept in
view by all the teacher# of the Seminary.
In hcaltiifulne** of iocatioo Staunton
Ua* no rival. From the malarious dis
trict* of the South pupil* come to Staun
ton and become strong and healthy, nt
the same time that they are cultivating
the mind.
Term* more moderate t.h*n any other
first -clam Seminary offering equal advan
tage# in the South.
Send for Catalogue with all necessary
l constantly on hand a large
and varied assortment, to which we are
daily making additions.
We can supply all the wants of a Sun
day School, including Bible*, Testament*
Tract*. Reward*, Records, Bible Diction
aries, Question Books, Catechisms, Cards,
Tickets, Hymn Books, etc., etc.
Any of our book* (except those marked
nkt) sent by mail at the printed prices.
Reasonable discounts made to dealers
and to Sunday-schools.
Wo earnestly request our customers
not to send cash by mail; but to remit
cheques, drafts or Post Office orders.
tetter"• Hitter* a JI care him in less than
three month* Tbi* it would be safe to
for di»
information to
Rsv. J. I. MILLER, Principal,
Staunton, Va.
June -G 300—2m
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MmxtaTTi o’clock, 1\ M
The Hoard mot, at the emit of the
rrssulsui, ssd wa* opsasd with
prayer by Rev. J. P. Smeltxer. D.D.
Or motioo of Rsv. J, F. Camp
been prrmaseaUy cared with the Ri’tart
ia Si week#. Hundred* of such ia-
staacea are on record, authenticated by
the tretimany of prominent men in every
walk of life, eminent phynteian* among
periodical* .liter Mineral
contain# about 11,000 sped
Vrfi Mbps hardly prepared
Baaaabs so thovuugbly «
and oougraiateAa Dv. Butte
iiavltfM apoa the tulwunt
Rflfoflhsy bare g>.t*u it T
surprising thing of all la as
feet that they have aecompl
moch aod yet bar* no tad
Hut saitett., Mm, frfoad# of I
should see to it that this ho i
furnished By iovitatioo,
of Dr. B.’e, who ia pursuing theolog
ical studies with the ministry ia
v »ew. The kindly intermit be took
1,1 f®*» correspondent will not soon
be forgotten.' He gave n» many
interesting reminiscences of Dr.
Bachman, and showed us the stady
library oi the venerable patri
arch. Here we saw the copy of Au
dubon’s Birds of Amerioa which the
author carried with him in his
..UjfiveU, aQ d which he presented to
Dr. B. as a token of friendship and
recognition of the valuable assistance
he hud given him.
Ohnrch affairs iu Charleston are io
* Nourishing and most encouraging
wudiuon. Our pasters and oougre
THE LUTHERAN VISITOR.
Wanted
PERSONS
•Mat bubM ud Mk«
rt*. MUlsc mr xxw
lr*ty *4T«rtiMHt la tmg*
*U (400,000 «Od). aa
ITOI, nttikvf, Pa.
m st
IB PUBLISHED
Mssolerd, That the salary of the
secood Frofessor In the Seminary
shaQ be One Thousand Dollars per
GENERAL SYNOD, SOUTH
Rev. J. Q. Turner offered the fol
lowing reaotatioe, which wax adopt
ed, rife 1 :
Itemised, That the rreointion of
the last anneal meeting of the Board
ia th# highest degree serviceable. Tbo
sew M-ttlement# is the wmt and all low-
lying trees* of country infested with mi-
*—*»te exhalations, so fruitful at this
masse, of th# various type# of intermit
tent fever*, abouid b* always well stock
ed with tbi# incomparable ohologue,
which will core any care of fevsr and
ague to a period varying from three day#
AGENTS WANTED FOR
Terms Cash, Strictly in Advanoe.
On© copy, per annum $2.00
One copy, six months 1.25
No new names are entered on the sub
scnption book, without the first payment
particularly impressed with the foot
that nearly all of them were grown
np young men, very few toy* iwmg
in their number. Th* location of
Salem in ooe of the mens charming
valley# of Virginia, and saxroewfind
oa every sad* by noble bills, makes it
a delightful place for such aa taste
tat,on aa Roahok# ('oilegt
Theological Semioary, the chair of
DogmqiHc and Polemic Theology be
rescinded, sad that the first chair be
Feb 20