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China, Glass And
EARTHEN WARE.
Direct Importations.
II. E, NICHOLS,
COLUMBIA, s. @.

AS ju.treccivcd direct from the man
ulacturcrs in Eng land and France,
and by recent vessels from the North, n
very complete and varied assortment Of the
above named GOODS, comprising all The
new patterns and shapes; among which
are best
WHITE GRANITE or STONENvARE,
China finish superior article
Blnc and other Colorcd Ware, of new
styles;
Frcnch and English China, new shapes,
plain Whltc Gold and decorated
Rich China Dinner and Tea setts, ard
beautiful Fancy Articles in the line
Cut, Moullcrcd and Polished Glassware,
OF every kind;
Dyoits Patent Camphcnc, Store, Office,
and Parlor Lamp, superior article;
Webb's Patent Oil and Lard Lamps. a new
article giving great light and briliancy
Tea Trays, hest Table Cutlery aud Pal
ted Cas.ors, Spoons, Forks, &c.
| Housekeeping articles, in great varietv
Crates OF assorted Wares. of desirable and
new styles, by Wholesale;
Packages OF Tumblcrs, Fiasks, &c, low
By The package.
Having complete arrangements for obtain
! ing our Goods direct from The manu(ac-
turcrs VIC can and will oficr rare induce
'mcn,s, either by Wholesale or Retail =
Orders attended TO promptly.
II. r. NICHOLS.
Columbia April -, 1853 24-tf
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Engraving, &c.

OWING to the difficulty of collecting
small accounts, the subscriber would in
form the public. that Wide he ia truly
thankful for their patronage ilc is compell-
ed to work hereafter for c'pM 0niy.
C,tW DAVIS.
June Ii, 1853 335
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South Carolina,
Sumter District.

IN EQUITY.
AIscy II. Ramsey Bill for Par
vs.. titlOI oil Real
William Adkcrson, Estate Mason
etal. Spears.
IT appearing TO my satisfaction that
William Adkcrson, Sarah Adkerson. Mar
garet Adkerson, Hampton Spears, James
s. Spears, Penelope Crabtrcc and 1870
Crabiree, her husband, Amelia White and
White her husband. Nimra Sites,
iifu' ---- Sites, her hnsId,55a33, 55::3, John Col
Iins and MArtha ea.,IIclr and ---- = 3 55ulIsgss
her husband, parties Defendants in the said
case, all reside beyond the limits OF The
State. 1t is ordered that the said parties
do appear and plead demur, or answer to
the said Bill within three months from l,e
first publication of this order, and failing
to DO so, the said bill will bc taken prI
confeSso against them.
w. +. B. HAYNSWORTfI,
Com'r Eq S. D.
Commissioners Office,
April Ith 1858 23-3m
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MIR. Editor Please an
hounce JOHN N. MCLEOD a candidate
$tor Sheriff OF Sumter District and OBJ
Slige MANY FRIENDS.
8 June 20ih, 1853 3j-tf
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"A IL IL H. N II Il d NJ.

2 R e " 6 X X XIX & q ~ w
MRY Next Quarter commences the lst.,
SMtA of July, those who wish to continue
please to give ME notice and those who
wish to Enter do the same. For the liberal
patronage extended to me, | am grateful and
shall continue my efforts to peasc--Nny to do
better.-As to ability to teach, refer TO any
of my scholars.
o. l.. THEODORE.
Snmcrvillc, June, l4th 1853. 80 If
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Great Excitement
.giI' THE BANNER OFFICE
Il Until tho Goth.
MIMA&,MAHANRMNNSH

s W. a. WELLMAN. would respectful
ly announce to the Ladies and Gentlemen
of Sumtcrvi'c and vicinity that he has
opened Rooms at the above pace, where
he wSssremain until the Goth, and he
}woulG nc happy to wait on all who may
fee dI sposed TO improve this opportunity
TO obtain one OF his unsurpassed mina-
tnres,ias itlnay be the last that many of
yon nay have 10 obtain one of those inval-
Aiabtl memcntoes. Pictures taken in clear
S cloudy weather at the io'o price Of I'co
,54eOollars.
"a good assortment Of fancy cases and
flockets on hand.
May 2+;h, 1853 30-tf
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FOR SALE.

z sssssxAsafr THAT LARGE NEW AND
IsssN MODIOU PUBLIC
IastasaaAl IlalasaaA HOUSE situated on Main Street
SinsSumtervile and adjoining Court House
Square known as ClIINA'S HOTEL.--
The grounds connected with these BALD
singsarc furnished with comfortable stables,
wagon and horse lots for the acconmoda-
I ton Of ill overs. The present Proprietor
Wishing TO retire from business will give
Feasy terms TO a good purchaser. 70 one
understanding the management. Of Hotel,
"a .betle opportunity than this vii! never
offer for a profitable Investment.
&. Also fOH Sale,
"A farm consisting Of about $50 acres, all
OF which is in high state OF cultivation
On the farm there is neat cottage and
out buildings, not more than len minutes
walk from the Court House. Apply for
terms ofboth premises to
J. CHINA,
SumcrviIlc.
s$ilJuno 2eth, 1853 35--tf
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DRESS GOODS.

Plain and Figured BLAcx g !; ;IrsN
5; :. ::;s III! ...l
Silks Striped ami PIailed So its;; piain,s
Figured, Striped ana Plaid De BainsJii
the iSt,.t styles and rirhers G. III ss.oteI, and,
English printed d'laines of ~ and dsoulsst pa
irons. Plain Paris Nous. AZ iaiines III SssII T. sys-
riety Of cdlors. FRENoH, ,EBRA1N and
LIsli hiEnISos of tie most superior qua ind
colors., French and English Chintz patron9
Calicnas. Best qualities and makes of
can Prints. Col'd Organdies, French ;raps
Licsc, Bareges, Grape D'paris Illligions, sill
Tissues, &C., for evening and Ball Wear. AsIse,
just rsceived, l32 of beautifully Embroidsged
lSSSSwiss Muslin Robe patron Dresses, zach one
suaving Il Fashion earn attached. ~
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WEST. S;

Arrive at Mars Bluff Station 630
*Or await the arrival of the Mail train
on the South Carolina Rail Road, until
10 o'clock p. M.
L. J. FLEMING,
Rest. Eng'r. &c.
June Goth, 1853 35-6t
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E1NBRoLDERaEss.

Extra super FRENCH Needle GHgMIs sETTEss
Of ,he richest description and fnest q
Prices fror, 81 l-2 10 $40 a piece N is
Richest and lates: styles French NJ @ork
LACE and llusLIN Contains iLS,sss arge
variety. 81 q
Surerb NEEDLE EMHRoI
C.aanIC HANpKERcuIEFs, tsi ~ Aas-
snrtuient of plain ditto. Sffii77
Gambric and SWISS w sssS Is 81
FRlLls, BANDS, INsERTISos - sc
Qualities and newct
Work. So seAS
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LARGE; SAT
@ f Dry G o 3 a 5
Which for variety, quality ,,newness of styles
and cheapness, merit the attention of every
body, some OF which we here enilinera te
g H4 Hs Is

y I'll Il ~ LIS.
Plain colored Canton Grape }Shayyls, at S.
Superfine Can't Grape Shapie5 with extf7s heavy
fringes, Rich Embroidered Cant Grape Shaysls.
sSnperfine French and Berlin Wyopl. Reasedale,
Tyne and Bay State, Donbfe, Four "a ced and
Long Shnwls, Of the heaviest description. fIea.;
Wy l0-4 square WooIen ShaWls of The following
styles: Santag, Jenny Lind, Florence and BAYS
Water. French Ebroidefed Thihet, Broche.
W. worked, Janiquard loom worked and plain
Thibet Shawls in choice variety. E,nbroiderei
Canton Grape, Broche worked and Pariss
printed Nantes und Scaris. a. s!3 S. IS
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= 80 w.
Dral,'d etc
q. short ever thing
y suit. Having
floods himself, he
suit the most
use to have your
@n or by Yankees,
% made as stylish
~ than anywhere
sd this Mr.. REICH.
'wiil add that, if his
b least equal taS!.
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Superliuo White
ED AND LAM BS 55SS
best English mnnu fta
Extra Colored, Wits
SPUN SILK Stockings sSgs
lish MoRAvfAS SrocK Rss
CUlered. Extra fine nIlss r. al! e
ported French and Engiys5 5ssILks Srss fys af
Black anti Whit. S4F -" go s., We .ilfs II.
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% iira0ers am Correspondent /

% We commence this week and will con-
clude next, the publication of an excellent
original story written for our columns by q
writer of fine abilities. 1t occupies our first
page and will not fail TO enlist the readers at.
tention.
U3-W We have letter defending the propre-
hcss of the "BiUe Dog" against certain renal Ks
by our correspondent Mark" derogalory to
that establishment; which, it appears, took
It's name from cnuine blue dog. which
once belonged there. Having strayed away
once, it was advertised as follows, and ever
after the place has held its present name
% cts. reward s'raid or stolen from the sub
scriber on Sth day of february blue dog, with
short legs and bushy tail he is midling sise
dog OF the royal race, any person who will re-
turn said dog to the blue dog tavern or Mr.
Pointers shal have the reward and all resona-
bic charges paid.
IT, correspondent sends us the following
lines sen, him by a friend; he says he does not
know whether they are original or not. II
they have been printed they have escaped our
notice.
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For The Cecil Wig
(Aa0is's.

Mr.. EpITOR:-lu any remarks ha We made
or shall make upon the subject of choirs,
wish II understood that make no personal issue
and will be drawn into no personal c0ntrover-
sy. consider the subject one OF no small i'm
portance; one intimately connected with mans
highest preTogatve--the right TO worship God
anu therefore containing matter enough Tor
discussion. without departing from the main
question; which, permit me to say, is not wheth-
or by the introduction OF chors into churches
more beautiful music is produced This say
Is mol the question, though doubt if the choir
men would gain much lift were. Fo, it is b.
no means certain that there is more correct
musical taste IN the modern pieces with II their
solos, reirains, &C., than in the good old tunes
sung by our fathers. Again, why in order 10
lave good music must the choir occury
position seperate and apart from the conare-
gntlonsi Can men and women not sine rs
we'll in the body of the church as IN the GAL.
lery?
But leave this for the main question at issue
which is whether or not choirs are detrimental
10 the proper enjoyment OF religious worship.
The legitimate consequence of choirs is to con :
fine the singing to Il select few, for no matter
how fine a voice a worshiper may have if he il
not able to attend the choir rehearsals the music
is always new TO him, and he is forced 10 re-
main silent A choir when composed entirely
OF church mcmbeIs-wh!cA is seldom the case
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[Cr"Thackery say that Amerlcan
will be equal in all things to Great Bril-
tain in ten years, and surpass us in
twenty years; but we must keep on all
our steamers to remain head long as
we can, for your authors, sculptors, ac-
tors and divines, are already snatchlng
the palm of victory from us, and even
your yachts are outrunning lis i'll our
own seas -EngIisA Letter.a
Be cheeriul-happiness is older than
misery. Adam dwelt IN paradise and
clover almost week before the devil
came along.
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CLOTHING.

4 J. SCOTT < BRO, have Just opened an
il. extensive assortment of superior Ready
made clothing, Of every quality and variety
adapted TO the season, which they are prepared
20 sell at the lowest
CITY CASH PRICES,
Their stock consisting of men and boys wear
has been ale!uIiy selected, and their dclcrmi-
nation is 10 keep up al ak times
.Ns2, FrsM and Lively Stock;
superior in every respect to the class of cloth
Ing heretofore and now sold in this market
CLOTHING WARE ROOMS.
Opposite tie fonjg'H lam. EittOa, Gap s'airs,)
where every advantage for selecting, fitting and
trying on garments will be afforded.
\. =. Clothing made to order equal IN all
respects to the finest city customer work.
Ma / 18th 90.
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j. IL. ASEg's NEW STORE.

lTARKET ST., nearly opposite Johnson s
NJ hotel, where he offers for sale a large and
carefully selected assortment Of
LADIES' DRESS GOODS.-Fig'd, plaid,
changeable, pa coIors and black silks, Of all
prices aud widths; Lama Cloths, MouSiin dc
EaIes, Barge de LANES, Satin stripe, fg'd and
plain BnregcS; French and American Lawns,
AlpacnsH Ginghams, Prints and White Goods.
Plaid and plain cambria, jaconet, swiss, null
and book Masllns; Swiss and camhrc Ldgings
ard Inscrliugs, French wor ed collars, wllh
aud without points, cambria Hlkls., sc.
P.IR1SOLS IND F.HNS.--F ig'I, change
able and plain ParaSols, with or without lining.
Fans from cts. to 81, nicely put up IN boxes.
GENTLEMFNS' IVE4R,-- Black, hIur,
drab, green and brown wupI-!yrd Cloths. black
aud fancy CasSimeres, fashionable styles; fancy
silk and satin yestings, white, colored MAJ
settles do.
CLOTlIING.--Fine black cloth coats an
assortment OF Spring and Summer coats, vests
and pants al city prices.
STAPLES AND SuNDRIES.-Dom
checks, hickory chembrays, curtain musllns,
Hhnw!>, hlfiS, crayats, hosiery, Aannes, linen
and cotton drills, linens drap'd, rollonadeS Irish
linens, gloves, all prices; bleached and brown
lnuSjns, uank"'nS, sc.
BOOTS AND SHOES.--Ladics black and
fancy cold CATERS, buskn shoes, black and
bronze slippers. chiIlrens shoes, &c. Gentle
mems patent leather, fine calf, goat skin and
stoGie shoes.
HATS AND CApS.--Gcnllemens' fine silk
hats; Panama, Leghorn, citizens China Pearl,
Canton straw and paIm Leaf hats; the latest
spring and summer styles, at low prices.
GR0CERiES.--Sueal and coffee AT prices
20 be compared with those of the city: dairy,
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VIE CECIL WIG.
is PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY,
BY p. c. RICKETTS,.

TERMs.--Two dollars year in advance, and
two dollars and fifty cents il not paid in advance.
To clubs, in advance, five copies for eight dol
lars; ten copies for fifteen dollars.
ADMINISTRATION dollar IA square FOR three
weeks insertions twenty-five cents Il square for
each subsequent insertion. Twelve lines OF
BREWER, or space equal to that, make square.
Fractions of a square, counted as a square.
Advertisements inserted quarterly, semi annu-
ally or blythe ycal at moderate rates.
LC5-fIandbiis and Job Work ofall kinds done
neatly and at short notice. The office ofs.rHE
WING" Is in the centre ofthe town. next door
TO Doct. Wallacc's Drug Store.
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The Warm Feuiier--Much warm weather
this week again, but this is the season Tor i, .
and we don't see any use IN complaining. or
much cause for it. By all accounts it has been
r1uch hotter elsewhere, than here: as was the
case where the casualty happened, described in
the following lines:
When Jnne's hot sun pours down in fcrvid
beams
In striking beams, that knock mortal down,
Or make the perSpratIon flow in streams,
In rega! streams, descending from the crown;
My mind recalls "a fat and jovial one,
A jovia one that did call my friend,
Who melted on a time meath such sun,
Meath such a sun, just like candle end.
! saw him Tor a moment stand alone
Stand all alone bcpeath hat of straw;
A moment more and on the sidewalk stone,
That reeklng stone, my wonl'ring ysuals
A heap OF clothes, spcndcrs, hat and boots,
An empty wicker flask, and twenty smoked
CheroOts.H
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Care May Sea Bathing.

TONGRESS HALL Is NOW EN.-The
" location OF this House on high and beanri-
full grounds, with large Lawn in font, renders
il the NEST desirable Of any on the island.
Gas has been introduced and many other i'm
prorements rlade since last season.
The proprietor hopes to merit continuance
Of The very li5etal patronage heretofore re-
ceived. W, d. MILLER,
Junc Is In. Proprietor.
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Putnam's Monthiy,-The July number of
this rare and excellent magazine comes to us
with rich freight OF literary stores. In six
months it has reached a circulation of 35, 900
copies and continues as attractive still as ever.
Blach~ood's Magasiae, Reprint of l.. Scott
& Co., New York. The June number contains
some valuable chapters; among other things is
poem OF rare excellence, by our couniryman,
Bayard Taylor.
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THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
l. scribcr Of Cccll county, has obtained from
the Orphans Court OF said county, letters o;
Administration on the personal estate OF
Peter Thomas,
late ofsaid county deceased. Il. persons hay
ing claims against the said deceased, are hereby
warned 20 exhibit the saUe with the vouchers
thereof duly authenticated, on or before the
18th of June, 1884,
they may otherwise by law, be excluded from
all benefit OF said estate. All persons indebted
to said estate, are requested 10 make immediate
payment to the subscriber. Given under my
hand this 18Th day OF June, 1888.
JANE a. THOMAS,
June Is CIV Adm,trX.
THIS lSTO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
l. scnher Of Cecil county, has obtained from
the Orphans Court of SAID county, letters OF
Administrator on the personal estate Of
Joseph Brown,
late of Pennsylvania, decd. All persons hav-
ing claims against the said deceased, are hereby
warned to exhibit the same with the vouchers
ihereoiduly authenticated, on or before the
3lst of May. 1853,
they may otherwise by law, be excluded from
al benefit O, said estate. All persons indie hted
to said estate, are requested 10 make immediate
payment 70 the subscriber. Given under ny
hand this Is day OF June, 1853.
GEORGE EARLE,
Juac IL 6 W. Admir-.
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New Stock of Store Goods,

Of every description and variety, suited to the
demands Of The market. Their stock has been
selected with great ure,--al fresh and season.
able, consisting of Dry Goods, Grocrrea, Hard
ware. Queensware, Ccdarware, Boots and Shoes,
Hats ana Caps, with II general variety OF all
the wares usually kept IN the retail lac.
We hope orr friends will give us a cali and
examine orr goods as it is our intention to sell
at the very lowest rates, and accommodate with
articles and prce all who may favor us with Il
call. We particularly lny.tc the attention Of
the ladies' 10 our superior STOCK o; Dress Goods
before making their purchases elsewhere. We
hope BY close attention to business, and by the
advantageous prices OF our goods 10 merit 4
liberal share public patronage.
n. B. Country produce taken in exchange
for goods at the highest market prices.
MAY th 1893
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EOl'S DIR

TOR SALE OR RENT.--The subscriber
J. will sctl OF rent his Foundry situated in the
town ef Port Deposit. Attached 10 il is a wafer
power which can be applied TO other purposes
beside the USE OF the foundry, This Foundry
has done, and is capable Of doing large and
profitable business. Possession gwen iuno-
d!ately. Apply to p. W. WEBB
June ii If Port Deposit.
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PACK SIX LACE EETLS, only 37B cents
d apiece, al BROWN & FOARD'S.
Also, an extensive assortment of black silk
Lace for trimming ViZetls, Kid finished Silk
Gloves, Lace mitrs, cambria Hdkis., Swiss In.
serting and Edginas, needle worked collars,
neck ribbons, &C., reed in store this week, by
Apr 9 BROWN & FOARD.
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TO THE LArpHES.

TO THE LADIES
ME have on hand good assortment OF I'M
w der sleeves, 'pencerS, cuffs and collars
Also, II fresh supply OF
SILK PLAID BERAGF,
BERAGE DE LAINS,
MUSLIN DEBAGE,
OF various colorsand qualities. We have, also,
q superior assortment OF city made ladies Gal
tiers, oE the latest style and best quality, prices
from 81 Oh TO 50. Please call and examine our
stock and we feel assured you will he pleased
with our carefully selected assortment.
June Is a. }. SCOTT & BRO.
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Black silk fringe, Dress Trimmings, &c.
Also. READN-M ADE CLOTHING, and a
well selected stock of DRY GOODS ul.i GRO-
CERES, generally.
Country Produce taken in exchange.
HUGHES BROTHERS.
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ANOTHER ARRIVAL OF
New Spring y Summer Goods,
At B. +. MAYS,
OPPOSITE THE COURT HOUSE.

WHITE GOODS.--Fie'd Swiss from - 10
LIE, Plain do, ~ to 10, plaid and plain Cam
hrics l25 TO al !, French needle WORKED Collars
l2g to 40, Ladies under sleeves, 1n to ? 100,
Worked Rutes, 49, to %, Linen Cambria
HdkiS s. to l.25.
HOSIERY AND GLOVES.--Cotton Hose
g! 10 ~, cotton Gloves, q. 10 ~, silk and
thread LI>le do. is. 10 Al. knl and silk do %
10 81, black rnohair mltls 81 to LIS, superior
long do. | ~ 10 l.37!.
L.lDiES' TRiALMiNGS.--Slls in various
colors cut bias. new style glmps, new style but
tons, silk tringes, black silk lace>, wash gtnps,
rfnhIoiderIng floss, emhroiderlnc hrsids, silk
hrnlls, worSted ana linen buals, Bonnets and
Ribbons IN great variety, fiorrnces, Huted lin
lng>, &C., palnSoiS, umbrellas, fans. &c.
Table covers, table CLOTHS, table diapers,
crash; towel diapers. bleachcd and unbleaGhed
mrsIins, dril|inga, white, brown and blue do
me$'lc> pIa,ds, American naakeens, green lin
Gus, brown HoIand's> Irish linens, linen checks,
cotton do, window shades. sc.
MEN & BOYS HE.IR.--ClolhS, rassi-
IneraS, superior summer twreds, satin and silk
vrsting,. bIracheI and brown linen driliings.
PLAIN, plaid and strpd cotton goods for panta.
looms. summer hats, &c.
LadiPs' and cd!ir"n's shoes, hardware,
CncrnSware, groceries, bacon, lard, -four, M a
potatorS, &C.
P. S. Country produce taken in exchange
ioI goods al market prices. May I
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Ticket, for sale at the Assembly Buildings,
where all orders for tickets should be sent,
directed 10 ]. Perham.
Exhibitions every evening nj o'clorh, aud
Wednesday and Saturday afternoon, Mt 3 O'Clock
On the Fourth of July there wilt be i or
Exhibitions, so arranged as to Srit the couye-
ncncc of every one. Additional attractions
will b" obtained ini that day, making Grand
National Jubilee on the occasion OF The DrsrrI.
button. rJunc -
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cc,,nri.es orl small norton Of he vorshin-
ers in congregation, so. that large majority
are compelled to engage IN TINS part OF the ser
vice rs p"My ,5", , nn Wv. "" WI .'e
viii this Justify turning the church into a con-
cert room, the public worship of God into
mere exhibition of vocal art' Singing taken
as part o. p"onr rorsaP IS s as essent'a' a.
more o~rrrable 10 the err would e1naIIy inslify
the employment of II person to pray in spanish
or Italian, because, as every ilnsu's, knows,
harsh "Jy Tn"Jiss lis " lei these Gentlemen Who
seem so horrifed at my structures remember
that people do not 90 to church to worship Mo
Fart, BetnoVen, il"dym; or coming down to the
b;gb" ,bry may annreci",e tbrs" anr,rnt 'V or
modern artists. thew prefer listening to mere
vocal entertainments on some other day than
aGF ana a. n''~I "'mei p"tf Ina" h ,hg
exist among worshiprrs. Their voices should
90 up as the voice OF one man, hut how is this
to be done, when the singing is carried on in a
manner which great majority of them under
stand no more than they would the beautiful
Su, n% ns,,"n o' '"e i'"a" Or
Take the evidence of any impartial man,
who has witnessed the introduction Of choir
int" the chu'c" which he regularly attends
anu n %o|I n%' say I~, h '"I n parsons en-
to one now, | will retracl all that | have
said about rhoirs, and admit that they are tn"
sa,"'Gs, "eInS 10 p"ec" eni'S'mn,y 'no' 'Dt
cnn,rnt;on nmong church members sometimes sn %,
showing itself in open confusion and almost
always producing bitterness and jealousy.
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