attitude the assembly united in singing several stanzas of the favorite German hymn "Sey lob und Ehr dem Hoeschsten Gut." (All praise and thanks to God most high,) Pastor Gerock then read a prepared document telling of the history of Trinity church up to that time, after which the historical narrative was

loyal citizens and Christian patriots in the rebellious portion of our country, and we cordially invite their co-operation in offering united supplications at the Throne of Grace, that God would restore peace to our distressed country, re-establish fraternal relations between all States, and make our

negro of the Civil War years and the post-war period. From 1841 until his death he was in constant demand in Europe and in our nation as a lecturer. From 1871 until 1881 he also held the office of United States Mar- shal for the District of Columbia and from 1889 to 1891 he was U.S. Minister to Haiti

through December, Lancaster Daily Express and Lancaster Intelligencer. THE BIRTH of THE CENTENNIAL YEAR - APPROPRIATE CELE- BRATION - 1876. What a chapter of history is recalled in the writing of these figures— the glorious figures that tell of one hundred years of national freedom, and such freedom as

Joy in 1837, Cedar Hill Seminary con- tinued in a three story building situated 50 feet above the Chicquesal- �unga Creek built by the founder Rev. Nehemiah Dodge. It continued to attract young ladies from the North and the South until the Civil War put an end to the patronage from south of the Mason

found in Lev. 25:10 "And ye shall hallow the fiftieth year and proclaim liberty throughout the land and unto all the inhabitants thereof." He opened his discourse by comparing the ancient jubilee of God's people with the present one of the United States. He finished his discourse with the hope that in