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o r c h u r t i m e m b e r .

F r a m t h e foregoing, I c a n c l u d s —

1 . T h a t e v e r y c h u r c h h a s a r i g h t " u n d e r

C h r i s t , " to d i s d p T i n e rmt oêndcrs i n ihe way l a i d d o w t - i n t h e N e w T t s t a m e n t ; b u t t h a t t h e

j u r i s d i c t i o a o f «, c h t a ^ h o v e r b e r m ^ ^ b e r s etaset w h s n s h e u s e s i t for t h e p u r p o s e c f dntrejiKg, o r w i l f u l l y d e p a r t s f r o m t h e divine directions i a t h e t ^ x e r d s e o f j j r i s d i e t i o n . H c n c e a d t s r e h

j u s t i y f e r f i c i t s h e r s o v e r e i g n t y , w h e n s J i e fol-

l o w s h e r o w n , i n n r e S e r a i c e to i h f f c w s i f

Christ 2 . T h e i n d e p e n d e n c e o f a c h u r c h i s n e v e r

d e s t r o y e d s o l o n g a s t h e d t a r d i ia p - j r m x t t e d t o

coie cs she pleases. The interapiian ef ikt design o/ieielud eSseipline d o e s n o t d e s t r o y

t h e i n d e p e n d e n c e o f a c h u r c h .

3 . T h e r e a r e d r c u m s t a n c c a w h i c h j a s t i f y

a r e f u s a l o a t h e p a r t o f a to b e t r i e d

b y h i s d m r c h .

- i . T h e r e a r e some divisions o f a c h t i r ^

w h i d k a m e m b e r i s b a u n d n o t to r c s p e c L

P r o t M e l l , i t w i n b e o b s e r v e d , m a k e s n o

p i O T i s k m t h e e h t s v h e s r g e e t x a g C h i i i t ' s

l a w . W h i t w o u l d h e s a y , a o t ^ i l t e r tag^t to

d o , w h e n t h e d i a r d t i s p l a n n i n g U a x n a —

w i i a t ^ k a o s a . J h a t t h e a t n a b g h a s toe

- I w t ^ t a B - a w t f l ^ o f ecelaaBtt-4Aak i K ; e H t a

a s i d e t h e l a w s o f C h r i t t , a n d m a k e s ' l a w s to

> u i t h a ^ I f , t h a t s h e m a y c r a s h h i m — a s B s c r -

r a f a i s t ^ strength of th' c h u r c h , i e a m a a b o u t

A«=r tK/raif cm be in-incrd io vote agzinst him— kas trained du minors in t h e ^ u r c h to v o t e

trith promptness a s a i n ! > t fcim ? A d d to t h i s

t h e f a e : t h a t t h e proâmmj h a s b t ^ m a d e

a a t b y b i t t e r i - a e a s i e s of the accusfd, a n d t h a t

f o r m O L t h i . b e f o r e l i e tr-iiil t h e dread v o i e c .

W e w i l i e x p e l h i E " — ' w i l l s o o n p l a c e h i m

w h c r * - h e b e l o n g s " — " H e s h s d l b » d i s g r a c e d i n

t b e e y r « o f a l l B s p t i s t - " — b i s b e e n b e a r d —

suppose such a trial thovid be itiBugurtdtd, tchTi trould P r o f M e l l say the ojcrusod shouLi io f F r o - n a l l t h a t I c a a i n f e r from k i s w r i t -

i n g s , b " w u u l d s a y —

1 " H e m n = t g o i c t o t r i a l . "

"i, H t m u s t m e e - k l j r a b m i t t o t b e d e g r a d a -

l i o a , b i « e n e m i ' ^ ( f o r t h e y - a a n o t b e h i s friends)

h a v e p l a i ; n e d f o r h i m '

3- H e c a a s e e k a o r e d r t j ^ e x e c p t from h i s

e n e m i e s . "

4 " S o -.Jtbcr c h u r c h o u g h t t o r e c e i v e t h e

p e r s e c u t e d m a a i n t o h e r f d l o w s h i p . "

S o m e o f t h e s e p o i a t s w i l l b e d i M c a s s ^ b e r e -

i f t c r A S W o E J i i L L .

B A - T X r a D A V J f l Q H T .

T i s S a t a r i ^ , y n i g h t , " s a y s t h e ='.iaa w h o

d e p e n d s f o r h i s d ^ H y b r e a d o n b i * d a i l j l a b o r ,

' a a d g l a d aa> I t h a t S a t u r d a y n i g h t b a s trome.

I h a v e b e e n t o i l i n g b a r d d u r i n g a T t h e w e e k ,

i r d m y w r % T j ' i t t b s c c c d r e r t . T - > - m o r r o w

t b c j w i l l h a v e t ' ? a t r e » t ; s c t h a t !>n M o n d a y ,

w i t h b i d i l v s t r e i - g j i r e o m i t c d , a t d w i t h ^ i r i t s

r e f r e s h e d . I t - h a l l g o f o r t h a ^ a r n t o m y w o r k .

s h a l l a l s o h a v e h a d w a - ' b ^ f r o i a m e f o r

t w e n t y f o u r h o u r s t h e s w e a t a t d d n ^ w b i c h i n

m y l a b - i r d u r i e g t h e W f « k h a v e b e ® c o n t r a e t -

e d , s h a l l h a v e W n d o t b » d i n s r v m c n t s w h o l e

a n d c l e s a , s h u l l h a v e e ' j o j t s j t h e s a f e t y c f

m y w i f e a - - ! d t f l d r . c , r-nd s h a l l h a v e

b « n f a ' n i - b p d a n o p p o r t n n i t y o f r c a d i t g a n d

h e a r i n g w h a t wTIl i m c r o v p e t a i n d a n d h e a r t .

I h a v e r e a d a n d re-ad a r a i a B a m s ' ' C o t t a ' s

S a t u r d a y e i g h t , ' a n d l i k e t h a t h u m b l e c o t t a g e r

i n S e o t l a a d , p ' - o r a s m y s e l f , I a m g l a d w h t a i t

U S a t u r d a y r i ^ t "

' T i s S a t u j ^ y n i g h t , " s a y s t h e m a n o f t h e

w o r l d — t b e p l e v s a r e - l o v e r , t h e p l c a p s r c - s e e k e r

— " a r d t o - m o r r o w c o m s f a n o t h e r o f t h o s e t e -

dicc-^ t ^ a y s ! T o m t - S a n d i - T i s l o r g e r t h a s a n y

i-'aree d a y s p u t t o j e t h f - r . T h e r e i s n o t h i n g g o -

i r g o t w i t h w b i d i I b a v s a a y p a r t i e n l a r e s m -

c e m ; s o E t i r , n o p a r ^ e ? , n o d i r c r s i « i 3 c f a n y

k i n d . I oiKse b e t ^ a m i B w t e r s a y ' t a k e

S a b b a t h a a d e x i e a d i t 0 = forerw, a n d i t

w o u l d g i v e a p r e t t y g o o d id«-a o f H e a v e a ' I f

8-j , H e a v e n b a s c o c h a r m s f f ^ m e , t h a t ^ s c e r -

t a i n U n l c i f s m y p r c s e c s v i e w s a n d f e d i n g s

a r e e b a a g e d . I s h a l l e v o - g o t h e r e T

Tis Saturday night"—ays the Christzas, and jjyfially do I anticipate the morrow:

D » j o f all tiie » e » fc t h e b e s t .

K n i b l r o of eternal rest.* \Yith sueh a treacherous heart as I have, aad ê^paseed by raeh coxioas inflaeae^ as those with whi^ I am Furrcundfid, badly c f isdsed should I be, withoat the Sabbath 1 Ttaly was it "oaade for aian," aad as a CtaiL tempted, depraved ereatare I need it . I aeed it to b r r ^ the fwoe of a vaia world ap<m m j mind; I need tf as a rdief from baneeai aad care> ; I need it for the stady of £viael a i^ t a self examination; I 'aeed it for pal and pnri tc devotioa. How attnetive the eanctury—tê asmaUy within it, *oi ii» aer-vioee! How iaspmi^ the sonn How interesting, devattag, aad aanJIortiBg the boiaaiaof mjdea tpMtar l How plear a a t to BKditate apoe aa asoeaded. ^raiSed Savin, aad a finished redea^pt»«i! Xa, I loTB to see Satarday laght. b e s s e Am I know that the Uessed Sabbath at kaad.

W h e n G o d c a l l s a w a y _

b y d e a t h , i t b e o o a e a a i torn, r i u m ^ m

a a k w d l ^ G o d d a s a . —

4 r h o a r e g a o e , i f

i t k w a U W

a S w ^ w v

V T

I?

L e t t e n to Y o ^ Preachers .

JL Ho. i

D k u B«»THM7t:—Tjia ma t n ew feget

fka intrrgiiiiu of jow edliBf. Xovra is

M taûMTj vwiswc. It ia i aaUj u m d .

Toa, in «omaii vitb Cimaaw, aw

•alW oat fstm & «alkd from dark

iUM into G g i i l — h a a i M f e of an into

the i a « t y of tW gaipel—lrom tie •erriw of

t» Ibe MiTioe of God. Tkia ia » ho'yj

«>Hag,fiv bd ionn m ealkd to beHunU

0«t Htm HintB, boworer, ministm «re

oUed. Thej an a]I«d from amoog tfaeu

lottknB. Tba udrat landitfli « m okiled

fl«t fron tiw ntknM of the azt& to be th«

Loci'm, «ad tfcen ike prierti vste « I k d fcom

hstfarai " la atBiatar k boly thicg;.

wili MTK u aa UIiutraîHi of the

pwtiaa ooeapiad k j nijuateis of Ute goep d.

I am jaitt&d, tken, ia sajisg thai Uieir Toca-

daaii«Bpkalieailjak>lj one. IftiielancI

itm wmt a peooiiar people, iht priesa were

doahly poeafiar. If ChnatiaM now are

peaaiiar peoiOe, h maj be uid, with »trtHistet

^phMii , that miiiiiit«a an peooliar.

So nered is tlw miak^trial roeati>m thas

thoH who engag* in it o i ^ t aot to thiiik.

exo^ with holj homr, of abaadaoing tie

warit. Thay ooght to prefer d«Ash to its re-

Ssqankiuat. To gire it ap aad go to tLe

pru/einan of Uw or medLase, is a tzaasitioL

eqaailj abrapt aad oalpablii. To eEgtge ia

aay baainoB whidi will auJcc preaohia^ tê

gtmpel a aeeojâry matter, mast e»er be re-

garded a criminal Tklatioa of minisieri^

TOWB. These itaCTienta E«d some iinalifioa-

tiaa in a Tariety of cases. If adaistos, bo-

aaaK t ! ^ are not aapparted. are obliged to

engage ia aome ieealar boiincsH to gastaia

thsaaciTcs aad fkaoiiea, aad do so inTolau-

anly ai^ with deep regret, they are not to

blame. I t casaot be ligiit £ir di rri to itarr<?

or b e i ^ their fiimT'c* Paul's haads minis-

tered to his Bfynrwrieii, aad it is ao iiszncs

ta labor wt-E oeaaca calls far is. Still the

pxdiaiBlity a that if miaistars were more an-

re^rredly deroted to their work aiey wooIJ

be mors SbeiaSy sapported. I belicTs tasre

is a fapoailka (ss. the part ie icdiTidaaLs and

oharahfia ta help tiujse preachers who are so

eamsit ia their work as oomparatiTely to Lt-

git thar taaponl intereati. There are ex-

asptions, I ksow. Tia apirit of coTetoasnesa

Ba8 saah pjsesissi sf sume uuiiTidaaij a:;d

charohes, that nothing, so far as we can jadg-j,

aaa Uwae thidr parse amagj. Thej can

wiUioai emotica se« aiinisieM labor, tail, suf-

fcr.anddie. The caaae of God, if it p r c ^ s ,

mast prosper iaiifip«:4eatly of saah caarMcs

aad they ara ao doofct deaaasd ta speicy

No miaiatcr oagat erea paniaiiy u abaji-

daa his work cieept ia casa of oecesaity. Bv

partial abaadocmaat I meaa prt!aciii=g oa U:e

day, hat mikiig ao prsparatica for tie

palpit dnriag the we^; this &ilare to pr>

pm malting from eagraeiBir aecalar engsuid-

msata. I f a preaaher ia placed asd^r ibLi

dire L.MS»icy he mast do the best he cac—

preach as weil » he caa—acd God will ao

ijaht bltas hia Lbors. Tacie is i cLus or

aiaiatea too aamfirtsas, I f-sr, wia seem

Tolaataiily to engage ia lecalir parta-s.

That is to say, there appears to be co Eec< E-

d t j why thej ^ a l d do so. Thej cac re-

eaTB a coiapetiai: sappartfir the'r inioisterral

scrriees, bat they wi^ to bec;mi riofe or, to

aay the least, iadapendait, aad ttay e z ^ r b

sccalar parsaiu. ThLj ia wrosg. A coa-

pesent s ^>pon ia all that a mzaiattr a

right to ask. If he feelj a^ he oa^t he

aot wiah to beecme rich by is—r,-) cf ii,e

Cliiistiaa ministry, "when God is-eM^ u. ,*

pjor mea ahail beoonic tiah, I aappose he dt. j

aot ordicaiily sail them to puacii tte

Some one will a ^ wba I hare w say of ihcfe

mca who are kaowa ra-Jier as teaeh^r . f --

mera, traders, than as preachcr?. They tare

beta ardaiaei to the work of ite nunl-trr,

bai they meidam preach. TLey haTc lo regn

lar prsaehiag eisgagfments. Poaibly thtj

deiirer a few seraicEj or lectares darir g a

year, and they are aa cold ae icicles. Tadr

hearts arc not in the miaisierial work, it

may be their ifcrriaes as miai iters are aot in

deaiaad. Probably ao charch cff,a^ them

a pastorate. What are they to do? It may

be they ooght ta dwubt whether God fca?

sailed them to preadi the soHrpcI, said if apos

doe reaecam they decide he haa not, they

cagit to sarrendta' to the saarchea to which

they bolting thdr aathority to preach. Wha

use is there ia hariag preaehens who do act

praaahr T i ^

are in ail aeetiocs of tse

eoaatiy sama of taete aouiiaal preachtxa.

They aboaad, I iatagine, mach mors in the

N.7rtfc than m the South, but th -ir aamber

ought to bo diminished ia the Soath.

This ia lather a desultory letter. I began

i i acd will eiaae it by referring to sha sacrei-

1UW of the miaisterJal eaUi=g. Let crtaj

yaaag psaaher rârd hia work as holy. Lst

it not b« mnaminatad wi^ what may b«i

taraed the eeeularftiea of lile " No oiaa,"

a j a Paul, that waireth entangieth hinsêlf

whk tiie a&iia this life: that he may

pleaas him who hstk chosen him to be a

disr.'* I f this was fine of the Bomaa soldier

whom the upaatia apeeiaily referred, it

o u ^ mrsiy to be tnw of the minister addier

J a m Christ. P.

m rohrimting poiak tlMR, to

aodoBs oriEddk SteBMe r

Mffl Creek aad iMa-two old ck««he»—

an teiKauti^ at g t ^ dmn. V i s tite

wUwwko tigBs himelf Bapdi^ aware

tk«& M i A e n of tkoae wrdua, w those who

were caoe oouieeted with the:^ give Bder

Hovdl ikdt ersdh of gtraig the two ^ a ^ e a

^ fint downward impafae?

But my eaptioa was ntgested by the fbl-

ImriBf words frm the editor of the AdtoaU

moria whi^ preaeated thesBselTCS to his

TFTK PrrHT.Tr; OUOHT TO mrOW-

To know what f That I hare aacCTtalned

fero the editor rf the JltmiBi^piaa, tirnigh

a ftieBd, that I?r. S&iw is the author of tha

Ref i l l peas puhJhih«d agsinat me ia that

jpapt ci April 4. Some innoeeat pera-wa

fcsve bees soqwsted. Let tiia be the ease ao

kBget Dr. Stokes, aot hanag iajared me,

% at Bboty to otraet y i pooiua aofsaoIatioD torn hm n^Ment attopt to destroy

G i im fieas I say, wxaaTxmsx

P.

miad on readiBg ^ artiele eopied by him:

"But wheo Baptists porasit th» or that Cephas to unnp the plaoe of Christ, and glory more ia prowlytinfr a Methodist t hu ia coa-Tcrtiag a staner,'' &c.

Is this not neariy skaderoos? When did

Baptists permit any mwtal to usurp the

plaee of Christ r This is a hard saying, Mr

Editor. Baptists hare been m(»ti£ed a thoa

saad tiansat the eztravagaat things Metho-

dists have said of Wesley, but do they^y

tfcat Methodists permit Wealey to csarp tire

âce of Oirist ? Again, where is the B^>tL>t

who odes more in jHroselyting a Methîot

than in oouTorting a tinner? I defy any

(me to naaie iiadt a Baptist We are very

wilCag for Methodic to get as aeady right

as possible, but we would rather see one sin-

ner eonrerted than, to see a hiuidred duch

M<shodiaU as might be named proodyted.

= = = = =

EMTOMAI. OSAiSES-SOOTH-WESTEBS SAPnST.

Wti give below tho action of the East Bap-

tist oanrch, Louisville, Kentucky, ia rârd to

the anonymous attack oa her pa^r , oa the

Spciog sêet Bapdst ehureh of this oitj, and

on the Suuthera Baptist Sabbath School

Uaioa. We hare already published, from the

pea cf a leading Baptist of Loaisville, a flat

denial of the statemeats of said aaoaymons

cotrespoiêat of the Baptist

ia regard to the atôa of the Walaat strevt

eharch. We now give the cf&cial actioa of a

Bipti^ ehurdi composed of three haadred

members, dsayiag tho «utemdat of the corre -

pocduic afcresaid. It is dignified, christian,

aad oiHiclasiTe- We clip it from the la^t

WitsUrn Eecorder.

WHiasAS, azi acoojsioa^ i-vimmTirifraUon re-cedlj iu>peand is tli« WtsUn Baptist, OT'r ihe Eisatnre ui " OtMcrrcr," ndicsizg upon this charch aad faer paitor. Elder J. JI Becaeu, grealiT misrepreseati=|[ both him auid the chsrcb , Uuse ot?,

Rsmlitd, That aach arucie does cot csmuin ite

ucu ia the asd that w« reftard it as a perp^ U3UCC deaigced to prrjsdicr thf Soiuhexn Pap:iv? Sabiaiii ScKxil Caica, and kjure iha dmrch md her p*sLor.

£enitrd. Fanhprmore. UaU the cdiiors oi O-e Wester-m Baptui be ard ai* hereby requested

u> foraish as viUs ih^ reaJ c uu? o( the asthor of i « cc.mTrnTi'ca.Ujn referred U3, a sn xa of jastic«> d ie to as uid-the Baptist pabUc.

I>ai.ts by order of the charch. a 0. B«35itt, Ck. Cti.

LociaviLU, April S l&GO.

These resolutions were fc>rBrarded to the So'-Uk-Weiitm B<iptist, acd no* mirk the an-swer of its editors :

TcgKS.isa, Apiii 1-3. ISC . S O EeuETT—i>«ar £ro.: The p.-easibie as.l

resolntioas of your charch are receiTtd. We hav<-simpJy a> siy that, accordiz-g to the osage o/ oar prtieasSiin, year charch is cot eaticM u tii» suae -rf mr nrrmjracdrut, - ODserTeT." fie is a aai a ciuz^ of your Sjite aiJ. when aecessar; will tot hes.tattf u> ijiTi* hiti m n&nie. will rfi:d him 1 cjpy of yoar proaxnb e ii.d •o-cay.

Eorroi SocTH-fftsTiss EAPTI-T.

UciiLidfai idea, thia I "AcconiiDg to tli

atijê of ;ist; pr.fesiL>u" a coEtemptible aaot v

mcui attack u to bo made on a church, its

paaicr, aEd a iooiety comprLsiog tiouyanda of

the tracat Baptists of the Soath, ind lais iibî

i? copitd and coaiaeat-.d oa by iiitcrtsted

asd ail iLL; is to tux csai.k

c-r oca (tke .ditors of the Sûth IVesUm

Baptist) pacrKiii-js What, to fiisu'y a;.d

tradaoo aaon^moaaij ' Ir, Jiit Uio aMgc c-

year prc-f' esioa ?

Bat tien whtn the churcxi waicL ta-j lie*.!

itas tcansefaiiy arks, i i a cotirteosLi,

di_niScd zaizm-v, for the Lame of the iath.r

of th'- oatn:^— fki nanu of Jur accuser the

is i-!d, witi tee san,j froid of aa irqai-itor,

that, ''AccordiAQ to ike usaff'. of our prcfes-

sion yot'r diurci is not entitled to the namg

of cur forrispondeni, ' Observer

The rcsolanoas of die East charch were, we

aEdcTiUtid, fonrardid Eore than a aaonth a- o

to the South- Wistem Baptist for pablicition.

But no—ii was not aocjrdu2g to the nâgts of

ita editors' prcfessioa, to give the denial to tho

misreprese!nati.3ns of their correspocdent.

\Micn Judas took lick the thirty pieces of

sLlrer, aid casi dicai at the chief priests' feci,

ajicg, It is the price of innocent blood, they

said, Wkal is that to us, stt to tiat. It

W3.S the ttsage of their profession. Wcat wis

it to them that Jesas was innocent. Bat we

add CO more.

Will these papers wasch copiod "Obserr-

er s" Hill, copy also the resoln&oaa of the

East eharea, or is sa^h common justice cot

accordiay to the vsagts of their profession" /

Wc shall see.

a n d o f t h e

daajaad

ndcr t ta

tUBg

of a n a *

BmBXcr aiiABzaEBOoi

^.ddbacalsef A{di 26, «m-

~ fren the «aaB (tf Eia.

)Bap-

8TtJ3JEarr*3 opxsios.

Baormui Ebitok :—HaTiag beea a mca:-

b-ir e-f a c'oiss ia Moral Scisnce andcr Bro.

Pendlescc's instractiim, wLea the sabjec: cf

Slavery <am-3 up aad was eztensirely dieeasEcd,

I fed it my dttty to say that 1 aa not a w ^

cf hia having at any time presented any visws

in oppo&itioc. to tL-; ii3iituti<>2, asd I never

teard the most ardent advocates cf it object

ta hia instructioas; bat corie» that his time-

ly and juaicioas remarks gave mc more »tis-

1 aeticn aa to its benefits acd diviae appoint-

msat than all I have ever beard or read about

slavery.

I am satisfied that Bro. P. will oever make

aa adoliiumist of one of his tradcats. Asd

I hope sone wiil bo kept away from that ex-

edltjU (kUt^ tm aecoant of what is being said

agalaat him. Bra P. intrudes his opiaion^

upon ao one, aiid thcugh a strong Landmark

Btcpiixt., I uldom ever heard him meatioa the

sobjeet, so that having gone there ia feeli::g

anS-Lacdmark I Ie& C u I I ^ with my mind

UBbiMud I mentioa this Lecaa>« it hta been

ia&nattd that he is more eager to iasdl his.

"ptalitr vitms" than the doetrises of the

Cross.

Aehriiitiaa irito knovs Bro. Poidletoa well

aad feils to loTC him aa m dtar Itniitr in Hu

ênÎp i ty vary much, /taring lest he ia

m t m n ^ to rtmu Jaus,- &r I fed that

^ ^ ^ dnto kim is aa ta/wryto ehziatiaB-

I ' i i q ^ otfaets of his elasses will e p ^

OMrftte wtaomakmiist

UuoBs that has yet t m ^ a c d in tke North. "

We regret t» sea tke aaaea of Smitk and

Saa^soB oa tke rdl, aad to witaess tked3m

oniftwkid tkey kaTejplaoed tkemsdv«su

B i ^ t i ^ Wesaboittko doeameats:

OAII.T rBXYXHOcxKTaroe twa sacon xaxHaai. coxTsanos.

Ia 8ept«aber last a asB was inned by a fe frtends of diflercnt teosstnatioos ia this city, teri. tias^Ddlyandetker Uaioa Ptayer-Ueelinss of

Caited States, etc.. to liold a g«ocral me«tiit8 in the Cooper laititats HsB. Kew Tork, oa the Aani-w»axy of U»e flitt Noob Prayci Meeting, hdd io Fnhflo Mrm Sept. 2Srd. 1867. the mecOisg was brid lafcciBaUy, without prepanioo or ix doentiiii aatpicni of any kind—naleM it wew frooi sliove— and was attendfld by rppreaeotaUTca of Onion Pray-er-SIe«tin| frum trrrj wctioe of the coactiy.— The dcSshtfal and rrft«sltisg character of the pro-ceedings—uuinly devotional and convenatiooal— eBeo»ira«ed tke hope that a stated it>.onioo of Daily Piayw-Meetings, with a Ti«« not ooly to devoUoaa.! commwuoQ, but to practkaJ cocaaltatioD aad ac-"»ive«M){i«atioa,nii^htb«»atieod«l withgwatad-vaaUge. Indeed,, the denand far aclioo became Setxral, spoataaeoai acd o i ^ t , from thoM in at-tecdatMX, toward the ckwng teosiaoa. A commi:-tee was therefore raiael to report to a fatore meel-ice, a iJan of co.operatioD for the extecsioc of Dai-ly UaiOD Prayer-Sitings to every city acd Tillage of oar country, for the pnHnoUon of christiaa nnion, and for kiaditsd objacu and modes cf mated chri tian ag ressioa in aecnlar boors and places. Tl;e first Coaventioa adjooraed to the 23rd of Novembrr last; but that day proving the day of Thaiik»ti» icg in mort of the Sutea, the meeUng was postpon-ed to March 6Lh, acd was accordingly held in Phil-a^lphU last week, Wm. B. Dodge, Esq., of this city, presiding. Ihe circomstaaces were mnch ihe aaaas as befgci asd H may truly be said that rarely has a CocvenaoQ bees held with so little effort ia " getting up." Nevertheiess, it was a fall, abie, atd enthnsiasUc meeting, and iu resolTes and plits were of tile most decided, practical character. Re^ resentatives of all denotumalioos and all sections irere therv in abondacce, acd the ocioa feeiu -s rose qoiie aiove the higb-watec mark of the moTe meet heretofore. It woold be hard to say which uf the deaominaU<Jis went CarUiast the holy emala Uon of mntnal iove asd devotioc to the prumised acd locged-for unity of Chxist a Tisibie body cn earth—and it might not be oae/ul, if easy. Bat there is Eothing inridioaa in Myiug that the Bapusts acd £{iise( kaliaQs were in the too, a« osoal, tailing be. hind cone in the doqaecce acd ardor with which they gave otierance to the great aapiraUuc acd hope of aU Cniao Prayer-Meetiiigs. Tie resoiuiioa of

lii. Vangiin (Episct taiiac,) for the cuatinsed acd i!icrea:ied obserratjse of the .\iiaal Coccen ol Prayer for the nijiy of the Si»irii ca the »«xLd Moiday ia October,; for a a.-iifism rocca.-ntacce of the »aaie oojecl before lie Tiroce cf Grace ia aU Oaicc Pray-Meeuitgs ezcry d^y—iii

wfiich were tdop-.ed, wiU> nieaaares lor carry irg them oc". tffectiveiy—wiU auract auestiua, acd il-lostrate the spixii wl the Co£;TeciUoa.

Amotg the Bapjsl breihren prcmineci ic iL? C<siTeilion, were the Rev. Ui. Saaipsou, Ker. Mr. Seonard, aid others, of Washicg-.oo, Rev. J. Whea-axi Smith, a^d Ket. Dr. Keacard. of Pâdelphia, wiih a i-aaber of other abi- muaaicrs acd laymsa. wh«/»e addresses forci jio eapressKir, u> ih? prerailica sectsajeuta. Ihe venerable I>r. Xou oc-cajiied a pîaoa by the Chairmac on HeJccsaay afieriiOuD. acoov. ed ihe discasajv-iis of Uiuon wiih siiurt speeci c .uriliij^ i^d iK-»er. Rev. J.

ffhealu2 Smito, oq the occisioa, spoke nith turc-iOi? eloquence, aid Prof. Samjeoc s address, thoa ! calmly daHrered, elecirifled the ConTenUon by it adracced acd yet sa-otgly Scriptural posiuon on lie snbject. Xhe Sih roolatioc, thou»b drawn bj ac-oihfr hacj. was pareJy the effec; oi his speech, and

reprod jces its leading idea. Ii was iind?rsio«l that ihe uei; ConTruUoa wooid be beid h: V?ashiiigVjc soon ilier the PracidenJal rletô^ ; i -iKaWy in IVcarsiSer.

^ t k ^ f ^var ioaa Podobaptirt >h>iartaai

JiWai^siieal aad Okristiaa

MdtkeirnuuMmas dajôriaia-

iiitka%f tb< nniiiiBin.ri

Rim rtd. TUi: » rnaveciiun ii br«Ji.-.-n in It. IHiJj C&lun Prirtfrilwrlln,:. w*- anil<f. iaj la itea. ooiv with — F-'U—la »iiJ fo.-T»i.t t- l^J

KxjLM. ta-Ibt j Uirou,-h w 'h-Cicrch. cf k ad a JailT of iii>l "fc i-n W u iii, . ti J sluri ttuU. uj. ni.,,™ lL«i. .o .

fur Ibr .iii-p..,_i.it> love, «. J to tl» U J whirl, Ur h».. l,wa in la -iir .plia.i > m»ni rr uf-

Hi.. t*. iaa .-r'lati..-*!. Io oouitai,; f ; n. 1

l!y.f Cui-O l'r...rr b-M lo l.u-.l ( i r . 1 for rx' -a a of

lii Ume. u. eiM> j ace •fc,..'- i: !« ; u . » : » I...- t... . , '.irr* to u ccthia- m uauir '4 J^ti-

T>:nl- la ctja<.-rt a aii-l .'. asaUi eS... t... aj. mvl. ».-R'r tie iisstituU..ii of I>»iU I aijo ii. ^^^ i U -Uicb on,- laSiirti.,, lua.v f r 111.- !., anal -f iwriMtr »n.i «rl,„ n : <• t-uOio. y lu i:, a.unwtfj .iUi Lb- . a w'iro umoportanl jv-culianu-. uf lir

M-l for Ibif 4L-...-t«»I f.»,tM. aj.prr, ru.lt.D .-l ..».-.-. uaa«. ; la. ; aaj t-rr . ti

CJin-Uj.ll. m»» J.. Uwfai;> .-iai,l.>T a.;. i„ f of Ua- luJ Ii. Bctj.e ,ui.pur-. ol l L.-i.l . dom ija t-ATth.

li> damliit-^ a u' Pif}w 'rat r v-rtias*. mnnUiJlT -T aTUorr. tS-.^r tL.- »u.J awthuj of L.f li^ par-,.. .if f at.-niA, .-«.m sauaijE. pr jfr an-1 a

X^r l..rLi [jrvcicU m j .-t.iie f'*r CTL.'*-rjirio u'- t.l-j-ds, >. Uie reeaioawtiaaiion a geceral of Corres-peaJeGce, w b- C.il-sUtaied of . tnall I jcal comautt es from every L'aiv.i Prayer-M''''Ui.s, njiproved bj ct aiajoa totser-without fortaal ciecuoa, tiirongh whici: infu.-iua tioa iiteresiicg to ib- brt* herhood maj b«> tollcc;ed ai.d disuibatrd to ail. and mauiai ccnasel a:.d cperaUoc may be systemaUcally acd consiactly cat ried oc for all ihe great objects and principles re c?>g ized as ccmmoa to the Daily Caioa Prt-v-r Me linga. The subject of Ctuvc Missions atd oqi

^ wtkoiBad miaistas of O k r i s ^

C k a r ^ ]>9BMs.8miAaadS«BpooBteiH

rcKal thaTievsof Nortkm BaptiMs iatkis

utteraaooT Bat tke itilirFTii* To say tkat

tkose kaaua Sooieties at« Evai^ ieal and

CaarAos, aad ih«t preaehers gos-

pel Buaisters, is to say their atembers have

been aeriptarally baptised, aad their preadi-

trs botk baptixad aad ordaiaed.

I f Messrs. Smitk aad Sampson are true Baptists thoaselves, they do aot believe that there eaa be aay scriptural ehureh without seriptaial baptism; asd they also believe Aat i ^ o i there is ao ehtireh there ean bo no valid baptism ordiaatioa or aiinis-iatry. What do they mean thea, what they dedare that those uabapdsid seets are Evan-gelieal bodies aad branches of the Church of Christ?

3. But the other bora is still more fatal, if posÎe.

"Itisoeithcr unseriptural, wrong nor im proper, for a Baptist to commune with any scriptural or Evangeliaal Chureh, provided the Charoh invitos him to her table."

I f Pedob^tiit Soeieties are Evaagelieal

Charohes—if they be iadeed the braaehes o{

his oac visible Charch, acoordicg to the at-

teraaocb of these Baptists, then it would not

be improper, bat highly proper, for Messre.

South and Sampson to cooimune with thiuu

whenever they arc invited For them to re

fosc, wonld be »troug!y inoonsisteat and at.

exhibitioa of sectarian bigotiy indeed IIow

ean thcô ntiiusters relieve themselvccs aiid

save a decrat consistency i

There is not one word of substantial truth

embraced in the 8th Eceotntioa. Pedoba{>-

tists and Baptists aro aa variant to.dsy, in

every respect, in mind and heart, if not more

so, as "they wero before a noon-day prayer

meeting was held Some few Baptists donbt-

le^ have bctin drawn wholly into open oom-

ffiuaion, and not a few others like the abo\e

auniitcrs, into a virtual surrender of a11 tLa

principles that keep Baptists from it, bat the

mort serions aad thoagbtfal, have seen that

these Dnion meetings are mere nets, with

which to beguile Baptists from that at«ad&et-

ness, and are dn-gastcd with the aru employed.

Hero is an iliostrativHi;

D»ios-MK£TiSo,i—Senei •• ia iha New York CkroMuU, says; I have often U^d at titeia, fer-lid declamatioos iboal sJl gi*icj; up their noc-t -settials aiid uai:iag in oac glorious broiherLooil . but up.»c a iuto th- iodiTidaal history i.f the oraior, fouud he tsj giT.-u np cothing, but ja»l win-re be sU>i>.l years ago. ia every tiule of dtc trice or practice, cia.-;.! atteadiug these and arguicg for aatc! FaUiz>g ia ccajpaay a fc« weeks aô, with a coustaat aiiecdint on the Saa Sum Slxtet aooo-day he benia lo orgc ULioo apoD mc ihe saaje st}ie so C3mni;,u a; the Botsi taeeUDs. Well, sai ? I supj jse we hav Usis usfic and etich si»e up .•wmeihicg ; what yoa Pr«byteriatis si'f uj. i llo iried to evade tii. poicl, tm I bun to ttuue sjatiKtay, bo««-.-

•-r Maali, which be. for himstlf, was wiliiag lo giv? up for the s&ke cf ation. AU, said ::e, a; lens;... 'there h coflarg waciiDu i., ftlecJ this uuloa of God s pwple. ba; yi.u Bipasts lo gi»e up )o. r

ci'Oimucioc, aad our Episcopal bretbrea iht*tr clow palpits." There it is : He spok<> the t-'uib, aad tho wbolt- irutb. aj it s; euss to thi- nsiad of suta a aiac. Solbic^ in ibe world is accessary ba; f...--

all IJ turn PresbjU-rvaca : Uow limpie acd ea- > a remedy lor disacioa : But stoj.. Let us l^k .l i retfyseriaas. Uit-. b-j; our srcalir papers bo

wilh tbrir qti rreis I 8ev»ral bratcL-s i Preebyieri&as r«-fo»<-u> coni auae with OD** auovber."

Commetiu ar-- u..neoca:iry ! Will the rer.J-

atop acti takf> W Kid aco if be can

enazEcrate t ) s many diff rent Union.- Al.t-

aLOcs aij.l Aff«ociationi!, iLto vtiiiich the Bap-

tjia tiiia art! ur^cd to cater, bai ino

oviy .juo of which by hw c:.tr»ucf, tie ro'}>v

LU^j :ai- vario ii Podobar ti ., Caujpbi Uiu

atij I -.itariaii Sjcict trs Ecamj-l-.c-ji or

Ckr^stiai Ofcarches Ntier suca ^n ii-

furt uiatlv- ou ihi part of trror i • bfgailo ci.r

pcop'Ie, acd never an age wb-.-a error fonid

more proffescuiy BipL'.>t muu-tcrs' s-nd mcai

bcrs willing; to do ii roverenc'. tj. i fellowship

i:, ii. t; o i>f Chri-ittin charif-^

ait! y

U>J TUiSY rtACii IT?

T-acL what? W'cj iL.1,1 bip:L->ai e

sju^ Tb-.; «hcc t:..- littic t-ab«. which do -

,

lograti^ tke jcrf,^ rf Qum pra-

J°°Mwtodkpk«nroia speaUag &paragiag-

I j o f him irkea fksy met ia aooiil paitiw.

Hesnagof tke tnsatmeat his Im&iea aad

not kaviag aa mueh of tke s « i t rfUsltaate

as he skouM kaT«. he boeaaa aagend, aad

tkat frws Arutian Iom thaX ha always Mt

and expras^ for those fneads turned to iat-

teraesa jjHtt ardor for the adTaaoemoit f t

the cooled, and aa uaeostfortable feel-

ing always took posKsdoa of him whet he

eatoed tke hoaae of God, feariog that erery

aiovo and gesture would be misuadostood and

ffliscoMtmed. These very friends expre»ed

•arprisc at his change of e:>&duet forgetting

*hat by their cardeas conversstion tkty thtm-

advn produoed it aU.

Peita{» this b an extreme ease, but it il-

lasteatea the point at which we tjre aiBii::g.

There is no religi^ in speaking disparagicgly

of a brother, ia fact it is sin^l . Tke all ab-

sorbing iopio of e3nTer-atioa«m:>Bg chiistiaiis

should be the lovs of God aad the advaaee-

ment of the Redeemer's Kingdom. We aevtr

fctnr a chareh to prosper when breUtren spoke

iadiffcreatly of occ aav»ther We never ktard

of one that did. It is when ' brotherly love

coaticaps" that a church prospers, a^d the

power uf God is manifcsteil ia the coavcraira

of kinnets.

Therd is fre iaeciiy cauM) of oomplaitt

among bretirea; bretJuen will ajmcciaies tay

thiuga ia whioh no barm ia intended, bat whica

often give offeeoc, yet a few moments tf

chriauan conversaiion on the matter will ofua

explain all. This can always bo done, asd

should be don* before the matter is talked t f

publicly by cither party

AU christians po^ss not i»ie di!>;K»iiiieE-,

Some aro easily hart aad di-cjuraged by

slights fr m their brethren, acd we mast

fcsB that we belong t j that class. From men

of »ho world and Pedobwptista we can b-jar

almost anythicg, bat when a brother horia

as it rcaohcs utir heart

Oh, for more of the love of God ! Oh. tc r more of tbc spirit of oar Savior who pr.-.ti for his iiiard«rers ! The more our charca.ti are imbued with the epirit of Christ, the mote will the brethren Jovo one another C

haD.i frv m Ids

C t t O k s a l ^

I yoar'a ia lore <a tke tarutk.

post eTir elism Wis tmbraced ao exietdrd re-port by S-v. Geo. Daffi.Id, Jr. wiiich was adcp?*d. All the obj.«cts erabraced in ihe Bep rts aad Besolu iiocs were c-.-mnei-dj-d 10 the cije of the Comaiitvv* of Corrtspocdecce. and the original standing cosa mittoe weie char-ed with the completioc of the new orgaiism, atd initb the fn-sentatioc of certaia gee eral addri.'sse8, acd the p iblicatioa of the Coavtt.-tioc s ppjce.-dicga.

M ISK StBJiCT or tS«3lli» m;,)! 3. Tb^ th» oncost of a.:* Chairh. ia «pirl( uid

acUmt, u Cic^J is acoorluKre v th tbe mlt..,1 of Christ. t. Bwmgalm th* dat? of tii» CcinTeB!i>a to sot

wiie and pnctMaJii« diivctiuii. tt Uw pn3iBo<i..D of this -'aers**! uaon; the atrenl bnscba of th* ChmTfa. 5. RgtcsinmnN tl* Cskm Pr»T«r Hc^s,;: to nrate Chn.;

Ccioli a !»aaiBg tabjcrf uf JaUj u>d ferreDt snpplicstioa to thf 6nat Hc*i of the Chareh; and to iii irt » stamiin-r minj, r this cfl^. hi the roles ftsd rr nlstloit* br thcxa iS-lr r J t.. thdrlaacn

[Xo aathcatic copy of resolutioas 3, 4 acd 5, be in® tt hand, they are only giTec in snb8tinc».J

6. <00 BiotiDn of B»t. Dr. 5CTia)-Th»s it W r» mmrrwnlrd to mH Vnkm Ptajci Meetings ta thr iuk-u cf GoTs peopU th* noster of jipccxal prayer in tîr regnlar meet bift on the ieccnd Sfsads; in each oonth.

£atbttt—(tiB aatxB of B«t. l>r. Vutfim, of tli» Kpimpal Churrii)—Thst this Coonntkn. iTjnnliBc th« vcrfc of the Bo-It Spiiit 5a miitjjis Chii<U^ In Ch.-ist uid in e»ch other, u the boprfui huis of an {n>er catemal Chriciu oôo, wonJJ conliil!; rwmamead the Snt Mmlaj of October. ctMxred lut n r bj- gmt nsmhers »iih extnsottliairy ijter ectj te tpMial prsrer C>r th« tinitjt of the Bpiiit. S. Eatirrd, Bmt the wiransfire power of a 4ailj aad fbu

ccmmimion of the vboie dmrch in pia;er and the other enli isaaresorth«ga :,aiitfcas aot Icen toted, w has not been ecBipniKa&d. fiae* tb* .Ipostotk that in » fu as it has been tasted, ia the briar iyace of two jnmxt part, it has wrousht weQ cigh naraculoos resnlU in nniting the mtmit. as vaS aj htartj-rf the U£d<red tnacbes of the Church, aSbnlias hop-. fiueridette* that the eontrsrftrtjgy fbnns cn esdend bj agvaof theologie war maj jct be snpplaa'ed. in an age of ladiitaai prXTT, Tiy lha lorciy irismetiy of fomi aad iBirrenient vlueh •hallbdOBgtstlieBnleorChr .<4 vheasbeis ' adoRMjfa'ber Bashaot that whSedepIaiiis the diStrenses that (tin Mpar. ate «s In part, ve win tak* up ia hope tba cxhataiion ef ai IfOttla, tad " vhento w« hxTe alrcady »>t«tatd," we wiQ dint SoiOT atoii; to 'walk bj- tha aame rala," aad to •aiod t^ saiaethiBg,' "ecdcaTsdnstake the onitj ot the jritiataa bond of peaa," aad pnjingaalfadieTiBg. that is wbatererww UiUnBaaiaiahBpialr-atfaerwlM miaded.* ••God ihanivm! em this onto aa."

BxxaxKS.—^Wc hav. space but for two

or three:

L Tke Baptists ia that meeting, are fully

ooauoitted to die coit£etsion that t h m is oae

UaiTemi, Visible Chordt of Christ oa earth,

of vkiek the raxbua Pcdobaptist Sodeties

with Baptirt Chnrdiei, are tke hraaohesl

Is tkis dw Skitkof Baptists ia Washiagtoa

n-'t kD' ^ I

t' ou^.. ; ' lijo ocurca atd f/jptt-(d. li i

that bii,a?£a ti adj s. ractuL. r c f Oanit iud .

s-jiii f.iv..l If Ihs,? do i»acit auch doctri'

.hey tu..cb whit I- i.ot trtic It lo ouly & pt-

oona! fa -h i:; Oh. i...t which sc-cart iSc aalv:.

iicn r.f ;ae tool. To infants who ota tns*

aothiii^ a. i d-j no'.hii.j,, nothing is needful to

Joe Jc n.;- them, if they die in i>

faiicy, V uLyai f*i ."i or ijijiu-ai. H^ co La-.re

sares tiit baptized babe thau the unbaptuteii

And 1 aappj< ? tfat.o are few araoE^

tho^ why beli 've ia and practice infaiit baj-

t.jm who woali not tow ba aihaaicd to say u

simple hoaichoid proso Lhat they baptiia the

little b»t.>3 to make them now creatures la

Christ, or to o .itccd that b j that baptL--.n

tfcey arc rciliy born sgain and tiicir soul

saved , ba; still they pat it ia their hymci.

We gave tome mcath- ago la the Tennessee

Baptist, a PresLytcriaa hyain teaching tfcis

doctrine Atid here we havo a Lntherat

whioh we qnote from the Lutheran Observir,

on the aathority of too Rtltjious HircUd.

••Ai Jesn«' f et our infant sweet We lay. with all its Uiin,

Tha. rt cd^n it for fceivcu m-meot, Cnta "Us bom oâic.

We bi-re embrê his prcffered grac»». In thi» baptismal ware,

N >r sb U th? wcrid our trust eff»ce, Tke b^lk itt somI mS tatt,"

(.'. u-y ibing be plaintr than this? Do no-

the Lutatijos teach that baptism tares tbt

83al ?

Let ciiiidren be toid that this is true, and

that they have bcea baptized in thtir infancy

and aill it not bo alisost impossible to ecn

vin^ them that they are in any danger oi

eternal death? A. C. D.

topayfcrmyi . vQI pfaaae send to my poft oSec. to

oMof oar Ca»etaw miaaittit^ wd >K»kBtotlMamemu. He is a ion blood bat bas •one Soîah edoeatioa, and needs a KUe DietsoB-fy--aeBdooMUKlif t h « is aaytUas more Msd ^ aro-Dajuia', Qgfrtinn Book. This is tht third of

iwachera rto take the ^ t t d ^ t f c ^ ^ -P-k ^ ^ ^ laiâsge. i i r J^ good i««iers in tieir own

^^district.aae»n«anan. batis I had m:«otiagiiiBaii,g,onniyfidaof labor We bare not had so taa j aceessoos ta the dmrcb the last year as in years pMt. bet tbo» wbo have come in are fira, good membcn, and tbe fandtetbood in general is <asin«tiT>g grm.

We are in great need of Testamenu and Sabbatb School books. We want luwe bot Sabbath Sôol books. Would the Xashville brethren be willing to send us soa»e books for oor Sabbath Schools 1 Win notsome of our wodthT brethren who read the 7W metset Boftist, send us some books for this pcposc? I know the Nashville brethren as wisU aa in aU other cities hare a great many calls, for what is called charitable porpjses, aad often aie bard up even lo bcild their own church houses; bot docs our bt^hren know that their Indian Missionaries scarcely ever get a hou^ of asy kind to preach ia, or even to sleep in? Duriog this hard winter we have beld our usual laeetings oat of do<KSL, g nding on the ssow to preach to the poor in the woodit.

My son. Buckcer (named fi» our esteemed H. F. Backcer, the apostle u> the CtBek») t^hiyg » school of Choctaw children, and is needing soBie help in the way of books both io the school, and in the Sabitath school. I have cerer been in the habit of begging nor would I now if it was for myself, or if I was able to pay f»r the books, but I am living on a small salary, th^ wiU only Eieet the ntal wants of my family, wiihcut allowing uie to edocate mv children

If any bjvthren will help us ibey laay tea' assured it will be app.-«ciated by us, acd 1 am sure they wiU be blessed in so lioiag, for •• he giveth to the poor leudeth tu the Lord." Wuiii Bcasa.

Bko. OiA vas old brother wb-j t. a

Baptist for fifty jear> aad vrbo his b^^ i ^^rT^-meti tflic- r is ite i ^ x it ih:i p^cc fur tw;; ly years w;-hes y var answt-r io the fotlosinj qaer. Suppose A.

is a Eueuiber ol the church la Teniiesst*, ar.d beauties ibruired ia det so Uiai i e cannot {.ay, atd biria^ a guod cffer li Arkiasis he leaves Tennessee witbout ibe ejusûi of his cr.-Cir ors—for ahich te is cxeludt-d £n.ai the church. .\f-u-r a yaar or iwo, be un-.. lo Ui<j chnich, taak.-iD^ aJl the coi feasiots Lhz.1 cia tko maJ-, con-s tiir debts ttai le"; unpo-iil. I 3 r- s}->cjil> e mec iii Arkacsis wh.j cwufy 10 vbe {act- -wLicb U c ridtdirs chcrch refnf« .o hear, trota ihe lic; iL =he want. cQiijdeace la Lis sicctnty—would qoi Baj.ilst ca-irch la Arkausa. . ucdi-r these circui..-statces, t-e jas'.ifiibie la Uxkic tiai luw feilows-.ij-

bfinc .vjJiilied iLa; -.u- wi-bia Lfu- srid also .-iUsS-u i>f h:? pi-Sj and raoraiity

E M. M. A>-\«rK.H —Wo th Lk teat hw creditors Wi.s

wrcu,* 1:1 not cjascnting for him t.) leirf,

that Lt atigh: mc&e a i l pa^, and that he dil

to wrocg ia bcmg •Jcicnnincd to acocpt a

sitton tfaat woold ei.able him to pi,-, 3

tberclorj tnat ihe church actfd liihly ii,

clndin^ iiiai bef-.i.-c had proof oI Jl-q-.l

cay on hij pan. \\ c th.-ruf.ro th;ik :c.t

whcci be iiii, by hi. act;, j ukiuc-jd her ia i

all tu-.a of b'- no-. iLicjrnty. by s u.-fylu

his creditors, tnjti the ohurcu ouâi, nt cAlUd

upon, to r,.£cind her ict, and rectors him to

hifl rigLu a chrusu.4t,. If be his âtihfiel

bis c euitor^—»il who tai a- y nstit 10

plain—uad coaiiea>..d t.- tiio tharcU l- r i» .

ntglect ot L... whit u,vr . c ;iiroh i k >

a mîulM-i f li' MC f-crsis., rufa->.,-

.J rc--lo: L ti;ai iL • riijhu^ she iiaj tif 1.

iswav theii .iLv othc. c:.urcii ii: Ar£iiiBa>, c..

• jUiJiiiid With ih.- ur iht-T and with itc , ^cu i, lully .-atu-D. i iht; br u .

ii.ts I ;- ti.;j'i .iy cau rrct'.-v Lioi .t: i?- r i.iw.-Lip. 130--1 m ,.

IV I^ TAI.KTKO.

There ts a great dtial cf idle talking ia-

dalgcd in by christiazxj which may not be dig

aified with the came cf slander, bat which

sadly injarious to the peace of the churches of

which they are members. The talking may

be small talk aad iadeed may be treated with

conUmj>t by the pctsou at wh<^ ezpease the

c<mversation is indalged, bat this feeling of

eoatempt drives out love from the heart of the

one iadnigiag ic—love that oae^ existed to-

wards the party for whom the e«tempt is felt.

Where love does not exist aaioog the bretkrea

the power of God in tke salvaâ of aaaen

may aot be expected.

Ghriatiaas oflea icdulge ia this system of q>eakiBg dispangiagly of a brother or hister ^<n^hUe«ly, aad oftea to gratify a bad feel-og, bat it ia all wrong togetker and shoald beamdcA -„

» bil* i n write we b m ia oar miad's eye a

sft in aoiat Towards a oetfaia moaber cf

r j; a. ih t,., i|iiiii<l

. l;, . ; lUt-uij- !r.'3 ... ^t- ^

' i-r- u. - . , . i.. u i 1 .

t'.-.'j.* .llu*' ttji 1 ••- 1 : , • .. ,.,

I-.J rfu £il:

A QOiiaY c if.-'lt&r liaulls*. 1,-ia 1-. li T. !l.i- . r

wL . riTTrlf. 4 T' i i .i. 1 io

C'-i . a' .-.. .. £' I 4 I « . . li- -. • r-s ••!' lli- r;_t!l 3-. .d of It tl'iw.,-...

.-"o-iv-Unt.ilti.oii.cei b'.. .11.1 ji COsU'in-i v r. airenoQiii, -i.-.l ti. j ki-lf in : . lufi iia-A .r ; 1- tl.ii.rct riie chT-cb, Uj. 1 U'.i .-.-lio-, bi> .i., •

»iih Uif ir.(| i J L." i I. il,. Cin • .ii . c-.m I .t l:..-ti-TE»Uf'- li- ' r • t.f (jaMlioT Wiil y .1 ( k, ; .• -Uji. I . r.- i b.-ti-iii of }oc- ii,f»*-jia;i..c eji ti o;.u.. -

ma-fr a ,d ol-ii e Essi iKts.

An?« tK Tje ûcjy -

o:. tjth hii.., la oar b- aibio cptnioc . ap

tif.!ii L= ta^ oiia cf i!".,^ .^c." to Lht; Fou.d-1 r

of the charca, a:.d d-.at srhcth-;.- toe bsptiz -i

caoditinte ttcciv^s liiC " nght hvid of IwU v -

ship ' >r not n vir;aii!j a :.uk ject of hcATc -

Kirg. aiid thrref-.Te a memU:r <.f tac chorc-.

The eignit. ' cf a ocvenaui aid sa-jb jecnnicL --

IS coin£ce»ary to member-hip If tho yoas^

man pni OE C::ri-t by bjp-i.ni, he uid I

dealt WilH ;.y tiis caureL Lito to was

received, fur dereliction of daly or other sir--

maaSMr

DS A K k r B t f a « , W wJk rn . K y w BOt •ffte with DM, da asi grt a ^ , 1«|

letmreaMabêtiMff. Yon titiak it is r^kt

fia- Oa ckarekes of (Aris^ year after jt

geceraSaa after generatiaB. oentary ater eea-

taiy, to bold awathsy iaîabd of wetily iKOt-

i i ^ . Where are your ntrosgreasacs? Havs

you found the command ? Have yoa fouad

the example ? fiav« yuu eoaad aay authority

fas such a practiec; i i ihe word s.f G .-d ? How,

then, wili ycu (Lduitf it ? W l I yoa say that

the ntcsssiijf ot the eabe reâir^ i; ?

Well, let us look at this. There mi^ht be

Becesaity f&r Fuca a thiag eass or twioc, per-

haps, bui cas it be that the n-.oeasty goes oa

Ass.—Ws take a pleasure in pteKnting the firU Sdbbatb School Library of the Southern Baptist baU bath School Union thai was ever sect into the Cboc-tiw Sauon. U will be sent just so soon as 30 vol. limes are pnnied and bound, aad the firii prize book has beta added to Uje Ubraiy. Will Bro. Bums give us din-cUons how and whereto send? Itcanbe aei.t by txiail.

JUSSIbSIt'i'I STATE COEVEJSTiOii.

By adj'jurument .>f las: jeir, tb.j ,

State C ) veaticn will moet -a Xatchtz <.

Tcursia), the 2-idi <iiy cf iliy t ext

By the Church ami.g'?a:cnt-i art mstit, an

deicgit'.s and visitors ara lovjted. and n.

qacsttd to meet tfco Comminec ir> "i siting a

the Wall Street Baptist Charcb. where the-y

ill be rt-c«!ve.i

W. W. Kf-Er Pastor. B. Pesdlfton, J Bicbaud Casket, > ComaJttee IIBASS Pa&5£&, 5

IS IT ilE? Dcak Bkothek :—I ee in tbo Teu^^^

tiit of March 3Ut, a letter from A. Barnes, ol Prairie City, Illinois, making some inquiry cun-oeming one David Hutchins. 1 have no doubt that this David Hutchins is the Drury Hntchins that nn away from Forsyth county, Ga., some two or three years ago, after having lata in jail for some time on a charge of running away with a man's wife. He, IIntcnin.% is a very noted nma. Any man that ever saw Lim in the stand would know bim agaia. Be has a pecniiar glare of the eyes, when speaking. If A. Barnes has ever noticed this glare of the eye in David Hutchins, there is no donbt but it is Dnuy Hutchins, of Forsyth cotmty, Ga., where he has a wife living. F. UsnHtwoot-.

FrtdaatuviUe, Go.

Dcut Bao. G&avKsr—Bro. 31. W. Stambroogb became the pastor o£ the Jackson dinrdi, Jant{-ary, 1860, stnco which time his labors have been gre^y blessed amo i ^ ns. There have been twenty-d^tadditk)6Btothediurcb; twen^by b^tism and eight by letter. Tbe dtorcai was

Sew TratuBcBt UiBca nwlwed im Old Vlntial^

Beo. Gtivis .—On the second Saturday in Ma.'ch. Bro. Brown and tayself, went to assist Bro. %>ere 10 hold a tueelin^ with Vision Chinch, Washington cocttT. VtTi iiua, which ccnonuud Uoi days and n;-sjilted in t.ine additions by baptism. This church is -.ireak acd surrounded by strong opposition, which developed Itself during the useeling. We submit to jou a siiiement in pan of which occuntd, to show you whai Pedoba{^:s will do against Baptists. Two youtig ladies belonging lo the Methodist and of Ucihudisi pii«ntagK, came forward on the night be-fore the molting closed aad {oined the Baptists. The same nujhl al ihc hour when all should have been sleeping, some of the Pedoes Went to inform their pireiits aboa*. li, thai they mipht preveat their btp-v.stn. is ih r Wrrrc be bspuzed nen day. Soua next ciomiLg their mother came, backed by the Pe-does. lo tiie tier jitig-hiers. hotne- Eer daughters would D(K ^ antil ihcy had obeyed CSiriit in bap-

Wt Lola her to let ihem act out their own con-vicuons. tneti I.- rea.san with her, but reason had dird l-.-fo.-e pn-ju<liCf. Her Methodisi friends wili race, lol'l be: Lo it and they would assist Her diugLrer> ioI.i us. lo bapaze tiem let what would follow. Dotwnn>i.indiC5 they wtre trying to ijf t ihem u. pal 11 I.J until next meeting, thinking lo pr»-T,rEi ihffQi 1;, th.* r nd from beitg bapliied. The boil." :o.- [.rvachiD;; ii.-nv«..i. acd we pre£ched as usc-il. sfier ubich We annouEced lo the con regalioc we woviu idiuiiiiMer Lhe 'irdinai.ce of baptism So soon «..> the ai.Douoceaienl sas tnad.'. ih«ar mother, ea coura ed by her fnecd , aro«e in the assembly and forbat« il—sayinc or wonld force the law agam»t us The exci'.euieat was great before, bu; now br-CAUK greater, evrry person was desirous to know how the aîr wotild tanaina-e Sect another ezciteicent on simiUr occasions perhaps never occrrred in West em Virgiijia. Soae of ihe Pedoes collected tngether in OirKateoii.;- t.. Late the bodies away by force, aud would bive d&ac It ii they could, had it •jol Ueo for ihe Uws of -Jie land. Th-.y threataned u. .u.ne U.. c^J lo'-iid have dace li aad ihey not iVar...i lb.- To show yoa what tiirv would d.>. liey vent to « ju.«lice of ihf peace lo g,"t 1 ATTiii to- C-. Wi.oever heard of the like in liii-Iaii<r par. li uje iiii.e:«"tiLh c^tury ? This showii irLii ih,-y ire. i^d w Ul they would do if ihey ha.i ih.- po-arer Thi. leiis uunnstakabiy whai iii.-> Toiild do a .lb ilapusi, for iniaersjng persons la ..UrdieL-e u. a.e siilhoniT of the Great Head of the rharct Th»-y i--< .;o t<r.er now than they wer» » l ihi-y imp.-i onetl BapsKs. lacerated iheir back

put iLtm lo draiL They oi thf pers» vpirii of It .ii;e o'li of trtich ihev hive

coa.t W,- I,-LOW, J on bs}>u>m and U-ld them it ^ Li.h itey indigcaiL. We told

u„ > ioi iheir ba[,u Tifrom a=u-Chnst. Siran . LO Lit-k i..e!. prufe- ii i: chn<iai.:'.y. wdl become in -.iled al .tse •.rulii Ni.w iLase very persons a.'e

»lat.derin£: ojf « iih kno*ri fiIvJja<>d, acd trvit;» ruit; izij

li. cocc;»i.»ioi. ae y we always Land r..arker!, in ibe.-rv aii,l pmrtic.'. but cow more coc anue.J Lban e<er We have pveo bui sfaisi sketch 1 wiiol took {•lace Wbai do you th nk

-.-rb cocd-.r: orutu from proio^-i cbrii-uans 1 Di^:: K.TZ3iLLn

A !..c;ier frt m CAroliBA. !• - ; .u-r .. ery .le.Lr bro'Jjer wh->

.1.- I'.ckfas Distri. i, Sjath Caro ini. U mCi ... I- .aren i: a.a ir.siihi i_to the ttai

t f t. • .-.-L-i.. . . . di-'ji. J.-ni.jos of S. uih Cen ii" «tf.T I. didi Ci ..J te; C3r papra atd bix,k n-.i

S Ii-O I j i 4 V > < - Dtar i , r . — I W i o l - j t o a . ? a m - i > z c s

: J votj- fij-u] ..-L-Ji ^ i sliiiut- of V ur r. >...a i-j If. me kzoT bcw n;ucb I was

o-u.- ifL,d m ilijiieys Sicred Bbei-jri.-bsl 1 ooi rr«.«-iSeC az^ -^ver an ye;. E-.tiosed >. u - n lui t-D Oo «5-ich ain pl.^* ;,Iice toe.;, a-<X!U'.t £ <3 iifcrm n.e what i? Itciirg. Ton w., I stop i_- mi I win try acduk- it a. tb- 'nd of lii'- >. jj- in b-»-.t.

Yfj «ni; - .lefiE.. ii,y Cear brctbiT, tie si-y cofTecao:. in : our last, of Jannsry 2lsi, in th--..•lec-, r-iiUiied 'rfil is^cfi brirg discns.-' by b-i . ^t " V- u Sir tb^.-that the Aijsociati. 1

ite m-joriiy ts "the cLcrch,i:Ld ap;jro»ed<.f h'r cewly f-sru-ed iiw aL-i acaoa. The C tzA 20 church sect ip a query to ih? .IsMKialina, ar.d It •ijsociiii. .-n appointed a cti-nmiitle* to anawpr thi-<|Ufy. aisd tiie cosimiiice brccshtia taerepon, itsi yoa Cil". a iatscc. The 6 aad 20 charch cevf r

'.t»'ir rcjoiau-tr. of ei osion tuxill sotce timr If.er the 4s.».iciaUoQ met. Tbo Assodatica sanc-li-te-i aba-, wms coiaj ic b^ the act of tb- tharth hy ad.-rpting Ui.- report of the cvmicittee.

Lf. m» say to yen, my dear brotier, thu we have H .- me hard ci*s ia this section. Listen to mo a

nic?ai«it and jtn cac fcim as j ^ ^ h a t kindof peo pie I tsve to Ubor with. I an objected to by soKe beciu- I bav go: too aiary books, and got batverv few a; uat, ct-aij arfd with soise olh«' nir-.-. ^ Ouriaext^r^ ake end sell wht.kerândonr dinrti-

es endoise the act by their silence. Ihwe was a qneiy seiit up to the Assadation frpn my einrch. it coasis eat with christian character for a member o' the chcjcb to asake asd sell irttislceyt' Bnt&cocJd not pau, and il Ukf^ to bare raised an inrarrection iri ths Assoditioa, and 1 heard of some saying tiat they would cot hear me preach, because thej thoagV. I was the ca3>e o£ its being sent. I tried ttie L^dma^ qnes'jon in our charch. bat i: wonW not take, they oonM cot se» into tiat. 1 have b ^ preaching CT raihar trying in my weak manner three or futtr years, and I nava never been partcr of m; own chnrt^ And it is because I êak and defend

from generati-ji2 to gro'^tion. and Is acvcr to end?

Bat whkt need rc<re for chii ia joar <inreh ? , ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^^^^

^ t yoa cannot gj return nj-oa the Sain

bath 7 Or doe, i: uijaire i manih to get

thc.-e? \\.a«.agctov;ar

own plac^ of wcrship jaî ^^ âa

^ to tnc Medtcdis:, or Ptesbvicria^ or to

that of anc-ihcr Baptist caar,^ There ts ao

phyneal atoessity, tiicrtifur^ wWch prevents

yoar "aisea^biiag of joarbtlvcs ui^cther."

Whai Bcccaciiy, ties, ci^ u be ? i th. yoa

cannot pr<scare a preichcr Siore thu. o-oe a

month ! Aid, thiaxfoie, yon eaanot mctt to

irorship God. Bat is ihL- a good naaii ? Is

tits a s.-jiplu: a! reason ? Is this a ssfiLiti.-. r-^

saa ? 1 kaow juc charch Siat had aa prcaeaer

for ssverai ;:.Gnth.s, yc; xhsy 2ad mecttsg cv -ry

*cck. ai.-i blfrseL-d mseticgs. t- o. Is tfetrc isy

rule laid down in :hi- Word, thit Csriit's

cburchcs are njt to meet without a prtacher ?

I have heard or read cf sams Hnn.ar. suciciies,

which oajinot meet except a fasman master is

present, asd oae c-r iao ether oine«K. But did

otir S.ivior maki: his societies ictis depeacirnt

tipoa men ? Did he li-j t say that where two

or three brethren—preaehers—are gath-

ered together, there am I i.: ths midst of

them ? T do not tbr:k iliere cas be riuni tic

slighter, tatiaiôn anywLcru in the Gospels,

the Act.=, c-r the Epistits, that a caarch is not

to meet acsoidicg to apoatoh: cu»tc35, oa the

drot day of the wec£—ihe Lord'e day—tiaicss

a preacij-s' chooses W meet wita fetx. fhia,

then, is no scripUiral r-asoo.

Bat yoa will cay, v j >;in't have preaching

withiat a {.ftaiiiitr, ii^d tithout prcAcnirc the

people wJl aot cai a W^, j-s tat f-jopk of

a Baptist church T lacy arc yoarselve?, my

brethrui and sisierj; and this is bat ray iag

that yon will not go, thoa^ God rvqaires it.

Ah. my dear brethren, iht- s n»l a -ite ki-

gtimcctfor i Bapiist charcL Tno chartih is

to aaoembls her=cif togetii^r, irheriitr other

people will come i r a t.

But, y-;u may jtsi, asi. m cjciii.g to-

jreihtr, If wt; c.tiiuot rtiiîous exercises T

Bat yoa cja r ^ i o i s ci-rctaca. The

most soitma meeang ti^t 1 ever attended was

one in which the aivvtmh;y ttet, as.d sat la pcr-

ftot i ili-jjaa fcr about on hoar, caaiciaiiiEg with

God ta Uieir seJTt-t .-ooi-, L' yon c.-nld

do no boUer thau tLu, still ycu feiictild meet

as the Lord wiil hiv= it. He ean aid will

blfiSs yoar comias sogtiter, tboagh iot a ward

were spokm

Ttfre is, lii>wevti-, co oeed of liiis. Tittie ta ai> ehureh ia ail the Soath srhieh has aot one or more meaibers that cas rtai, scd uag, aad pray, and yoa caa Lavc s. to wor-

chip Goi, u nott;!.^ e;^ iiut ihijc a-r.: {.w, if any, of ail tae Bape cnaicUia, tia; kave no-. th-m -ae o.- ui'rtwao cju.a not

make a mtctit^- tctj i .-d uji..-act-

ive withont a preicfeer.

To iila- I iîaic aitat

I OLCi tiS

T..--Xf a cioioii O- -^li^r. I say

a porti-u of . charcL, u uot i fcJl

meedng wLe 1 STi,- iLiri, i,k.,cr u-ectied,

la tic ab=ei.ce . f tie in :ht: lo-m

wiic.-e tbry Wi.ra to nicx;: fjr

I thiiik til rc w-r prt-K-a- bvtw^- iMnj

aaa f.rty S-iii-e ti;,-. ^^^y

hiirr-, i i i i .-.J' 01 tiwai were mart: citld.,ii.

There vas ^ ôuii^ a-in, yoaii--.rr tiin. c<:T...rsi

whti were p i û t , wi,., .-y mcd, bj a-^.-ui of

ail, and pryb-biy by prcvu-a- to

take the l-oad of the titrcisea. I notictd in

tne c- m&any as iea.-- li rce desf-oii*. tL-.-rc may

have been mare Th. re was aL, - ai ka<,t jnc

miaintir, but fc.. took the pi^-. of a ieamer.

Wbsn ibc h-ar fad come tht 3ccng man siid

Breti.re3, i'. is n^te f .r u- .o begin. And one

of tiv.-- deiCOLs WB\ t^ a bj-.-j cas,. and bro.i^ht ont s?m<> t»_ity Bibles snd

Tcstamcatii, whi U be di.-:ribaiei to thoes who

had brcaght lo:. a iij; them Tcir doi^ they

all t-Cf. 1 t . cf.'ta -1 sbi- a hf i-iOd

wi., "tLc I I s=r>-'Mse shi be-n

d< t-. -.Jill I l:., previoos SalL^th. Then tLey,

the pef p'.- — woaiea cl;ldrei. real

»crs3 by vcriK- .l. a -.jie k a i u u.;i! f. r aii

;o he^ Ba- Ktsi C! uli tL.r? Cjaid taey

not hare i ue tii-s boa.c T Yo-; Lni it

certaia that they wjci 1 ?

Bat tbij w-s ba; tse pf; I i \ V b n

the word.- Lad b-i-n tii. joatij; a. i i be-

gan—not to preica, fur Lc wa. njt a licei,ied

prca-iLer, bai to tcach. And hjsr d-j yvctup-

pos; hs taa^ht? Why Le r^raied over a

veree, or a part of oae, aid a^k^d Brt. S

what do ycu tr. nk u tbe mciLing of

as it is 3ic-d here ?

The brother aa^wtred Acd thtn he a -i-d

aa icteUigeat s s'cr if ihit b^r of i .-ju

She acswerel very modestly , f.. l int;. ^slc

one was asked if be knew the cngiL of ttt*

raple word Gsspd. It was bfcE 'ht cat bj

flnniy and boldly without comprooiine what I bnierp my heavenly Falser bascommsndediML SomeBap tists want men to pieocb and mind dieir cwn bnsf-ness. bat I hope tbe Lord will always pat within me awiOtomindlilsbaiinesiaad aatmBM. We have a great many of that ki^d, that mind ttwir own bninessaQdlet Ute IiOrd's buafaicn alooe far the sake of popnlarity. Pray ftviae^ û t nAs r , fio-1 pray tor 7<m da^r, tbat ;o« stud frm fiw tbe truth as ft b in Jeans. Sxeaseaeâ^ bRathsr, for biamii^ B17 people, H is wbat I kai* been wass-iiigtosa7soiaetim& We ItawscMesoodlmtfatcB in ow Aswcbttioo. Toakawaeverreeeivedasab. Kx^pikB from me yet.it tsBOtbeeaae Idsaft de-

these questions that gaspf 1 wi- aa gld Ai.glo-

SaroE word, ecrapcasdtd of Godt, good, and

^ I t , tidiagc—good vA-ng-, or good ,

aad the jctaig man said this was the sigcifica-

ti&a of (he Gret k word so ret-dereiL I do aot

Euppose the yottng peepie whc were there will

forget thb till tbey are old. why i> the

Gospel good news ?

Thea acooier word was taken ap • Preaah,"

perhaps, it wis. WcD, what ia ihe meaning of

the word preach? Who are aolhonxsd to

jmaeh r What is it to preaeh the Gofptl ?

Sappoye the word biîsveth was in the text.

We woald a^k »im6 oî;—perh^ts a ehild—

what it is to believe, aad run the cjacstioa

xoaad till it reocrrcd a satisfanoiy ^wer

Bat eaouga. I left that mcedng with the

ocHtvietioB that there was ntore to be learned

about the aetaal meaning <d the word of God

from one sacb ezerdse as thai, than from half

a 't'TPi' »* liitahnhi" fermoDs, sodi as I iiaTe

susetiBies heard praised as ifeeiaeas of great

pTMCini * ' '

Brethren, yoa may aot ba a to ta hm prat^mg mrj Locd^ day^ bwtyaa together, aod j<m « ^ ^ ^KB Oa S a n f t M Bai I a « — ' ^^

U

% <

N K W »

Fmneand Ea bud iwc the utter i* Kcd ta tbelan* of Md tlBtt Fnan, Snghod, awl Pn»-

to tiw A—.Mi at tka Fedoml CoodqI Uiiwporttd,butwfceUier

or ontrae we know not. titu tiie Qoera of En:-Ivid H sbaac lo be inmuml « riei% IHwn Fr»o-ca» J«iB|il», CmpcnT of AB»itr.». »nj happy tu Jfisra tiiaJ. acEoitiiiis ti> the London Chnm-

Swd nslatiatw brtwm Ftwiw and EngUnd arc fulJy nsrtoreU. Tts work on the Great East-ern i» npitUj pr3pt»«iBg. The adrance of t}» rate uf interort br tite Bank of Engfausd had ntiuir X fiiTortMe.tnflttiiDce oa the funds, wfaidi were tirm and ntber higiito-. The demsnd lor muner ww U». prejaiin The boUkm in the bank bad decreased l&t,000 pounds. Americaa •ecuritws were geoecaUr higher, bat withuot an-UOAt.l'U.

f i aa ali^tiy ifiirtnrbed at this present j jnct lup ».- bA» bean during the past rear. It U ruui twl lUt Peraigny wUl hare thie Fren.rU F -rtJi n IVpurtmeat, and XbouTcnal ih«! London

It ia staled ihat the French Cabinet is »tK-ut t.. addxw a QtancrmiMlam to the signers <rf tot treaty of slioiring that the annesatkm u: Siv r does out Tirtnaliy deprive Swiiierlaod ot icr xtrsCtigetiad potitiun ; neither dt)e» it iu-viure iuy .jf tiic tiaai ers put tTward uefimAaiid by tLs Fcucral C«uua].

The pri»tc.->t uf tiu- iNTUv against aay encroach-mt-nt ap,»u their rigiit-. by the -cte of SiToy. is rcttirded. It i.- :>taled from Paris that there wa6 a c jntinia.ti exchaugt; uf Butea ou tlje pretension? ra;wd by Snrrtju riand, and tiiat all that hid bem »uied -jf any {jt.iiiical mode «f suiution. was pre-3iaSur4'. Tiit; Sjrias Federal Coar ni <ii«pa:ched a a»jfi; : • Pjwvry. stiitiog that, a.- S^ntieriand wjj a<.-t c..4i.iuited un the ocokMioa of the Vt-te I't SiToy. -hi- f.rutfsts against any T-.olation uf ier r i-t-- .rUcL mj.r result frutn •uch vute. 0>ir d .-tAi.-i -- Pi e F<sieral Councti. in t..-.- di=pau-iit.-d a note to tl e Powers, which -••-ft- i- SAiticrlaad had ni>ibeeu «:unsuittd vS t .e >c ..(" the rute i>«' Saioy. aLe i«-t>tesis

.-ly r.i>,at.un Lcr n Lls winch maT re-••i; : tr ;ii .-.ucii vvfe. This imp.iriaat a».t»>»au tir tJ-c bciC . lia> diTerti actcnfcoa fKm UtT.trii ItaiLm allair!!.

• '.x:-. rr-ouales are reported senou-- . mure so tucDcriy iHiiuiiacctl. The order nuw is that

tLi- im.v in luCTcnted to iiis:D. i.-'- u> number lO.t'X' woil-

•. A uoiu Nipita. liiat ti;e ; • . : _t Faltnii. wa- Tcr;.- laot ti.c

•.•.'Or -.:, • a: the birrouii?. Ac z-li- to cie u. '"uii.it Caraur Lad •jrilered

r-.v . -.• .-iij frcai.-. tt; tic ov>a.-t ij' S;cily to -uel rcr i , tii riT--. pi'Uticai venpjanct-. TLe • rr al ri-craic', as wiil at wa.- U r -uii n irui tte new Iiaiian Kin i ji. At Palerrr.--tie k.uci.t like liot.>. S-venii w-.-n.* tiKcJ inii many irrfte.; . -thi' whi-Ie catmn i.- i.-iusted

>. : . -i.- • •een «uniiair!;y -Jiali ^ sitii her ie--.4rrexr , 2! L;. tJii-r aiiii tie ci.war..; \ ' • S .ra Accuniii; to Ute.-.: adT-it« ^V " traiijuJ. The runmrwl oapiarc <jf

int ii .ati'tuuUii xtid !:;> b.r.thcr Uck.- corn. l". I J trjai)!es aot yei i-v-a-scd. We

iLAt t:.Cie 3 ••uu.-;dt:niliie eic-.tement m B. • ' -it-ncti by <i;iturbar;ct- bets'een tlv

jriiiitcr- isii tie RyuC-. A Licti i;.,-Mi: ..<ij sn.- attaciitil-

r.i a.':, iue laporlant item- Rtvot ,iS-.. I [-c tiial tLa re-ap{.t:jiaiivv.

^ ^ i-o litVli La.- iieen aaiii iiutt-il V>v » L»atch .r TL.- laiit'jmci-tner: ;i caihrp forth

' _ >a inti a • ticitfcruii'iit. iitiK". iTjwdeti ".it ..r i.ur

- y I r ;--rt,:. of tht- -iv;-.:- d--I e Char-esioa CvnTentiiti. A ':;tt;i-

v-i- : M- ;;j.sui,'eii la tie 11 ii j L a'-_ ! I.-. JT bein;; aHtitnu-itMl Xrw Vuia

-i. ~ T. a Friiar ai'ter wh > u t.;.- Ui>u~- aiijvuni-. ; f"' ."'I liiiay. tJij .M-jU'iiy ni.taini: .•«-v;urrvi 4 t r . nlitic Till- ii-.u-c I'. -t utt.. e tVn;-

...ua^tf - ;.u;._,.r!2e t ..o i»t.-{jartiii<.'at • • . ' V , , .irtfi- .re\ nut Ut tra.i,-p»irtai!fn ri ; • , a:!!. .11 ..xtliu. ILK t:i:a«;xiu<.ut a--j-rtrlai

v .1 i . ioii J- •j-r.atitjn r,iil. TLe H.m-.-c « • • I- -a T-Tr:tv;nt-. tavvi ii-t rKauilalii.n i 1 T -.-T .mj>~.Tl .f tLr N rrlrm fi.-t

L>- - Ij-i La, T - 1- -.iv^: ''iii.; . : i.i.f C li rtp. rt :r: ui r rcii "- i' • :al; It .1 :;s, .t .era (IS t • ( 1'- rt:rr;..ry .u-l jiast „i N-hr -ka.

' • * : TTt iJ„ir • „— i" " —•lut mil ^ liv

"e!. rif i:-rti;tt:ja i f tiie CuLvci.t u I n-.: - i t;- any •ii: i i t o it.

t,.- r-jst E\. l itive. i-'a the aiioptu a ; ••-L- j'la::' .1 L ' w n ! i fa

- - 'it CsriHiEa. eiceft tii-.. K;. r.>i ^jrt I .isd Bayard aad Whitoh • t i'l ;-3re. ai! Tr-.radn-iV. T'.;- -

. tl-L ci-i;dui;t .-1 t:..- -'\ir'lin;aii.>-. TLe T. :ui.-—vj Cn-

_r-- .--a n answering a di-jati-ii atii -td ttr r (• iu Li.e C. L.Tt.-iitii'n aad -up-

. ruitii;i-t*. Tilt M;eedlD Southern C<.»n-n by electing S>iiai->r Bayar-J, • 1

U V Piv-suiont, lad apjKiinrin.: oi at V,. I' - : ai i f.irr j'^-'^rartiA di-fiteh

l i iy - iii. r"= e c-.n-nitint m the city jrvat • ..lit:- ii: ...: in h. n.-r i-r tLe : tathern dele-

• .--vitr^ wiil mc-.:t t-» ni ht and - i:;., -r-- li 'c-.n, wttb prjbaLiy itephen.* H-r

r. i nr. TLcire i.,.u>:derable feeiicg i;.e . .r-e S.sith Carulina •icic -ti.-?> wLo

, ; - : ...liie. N- rth Carolina sLmds tirta, and nj altii ilary'.and. V and Georgia,

part -f U;-'ir d»degates are withdrawiac Si'T' .J .iS> >'tL%uItin{r. Doucla.-. will be . r:.:.iit.d t i-murr;« on tirst bali. ;. T' e l d-

viu:t:i)n w:il hare :Hime difficnity ti> obtain i St "»•»'' I-r V're-Prc-idiat. Tbi.- fir^t hil-

t > <1 D--ir-;U--« 145 -; Guthrie Zt' z^ Dickiii.-. r. : t. . . - I Uinft r 1::; P-iTi 1 , Toucy 2}.. . I" ir 1. J..^- .-. l i N-w York. Ind.aaa. lUi-n >1-. Miiii-iiin. \V~>':ijrL--in. I.iwa and 5Iiane>«ta • .ted entirr Tjc The 57ti ballot .-to.-«} » MUgia.-i , «;mlirie oi.S;; LHckitc-on 4 ; Ilur.-t- . Lije M: Diyis I. Xeos-sary to a

Br ' ? TrUsui Mtid we learn that the S. nate of CAliPjmia bUIa giTing lo the fir>.t, and 2 l' - ' to the Mxuad TeJe^ph liae btiilt, to f."i Junua, b.>th to be camplcted to the :a ten tnoniis. Tha nsceiptsofgtjld at San Fran-• -cu. lur the ijnarter endu^ March, waa lO.atiO,-

The mii>ts> are yielding wcIL A telegraph iina frum Trek* to Oregon ia about being buiit. The trial ui: Judge Terry, for killing Broderick in a dnel, waa po tpuocd till June. C.

S7ATX TmSBTOS. The foUtiwine letter has been reeeiTed whki

giaddens our hrvt: SHSt.amujc.Tujirj>6KX. April 30, ISOO.

GEO. C. CtkisoB. Ci<tfr5wa of Okb: utttm—DcaJi BaoTHsa:—Endoiicd we send jon •even dnBani, «»tzibHt<!d by Spring Chor^'' BaSbcd euo;^, iiir Ilome Uiai«iafi4, the receipt of w&icti jaa OB adwnrteê is tlie next ia&oe of th^mmmm S U f d A .

OS Saturday last, and this is our SatoBaedoa. W««saect to leod mure between mt Mt tto —llin id the next Aauoatkio.

-~"Tmmitm tbe banb of Cbmsan faitb, "W.ILDra,

iMiiWiHir ^ m f SpHms Omnk. OOB V dk Ui'£JUliMdj ?

iKt «bo 6. <MiEkttBte*«t«t«1 triaL teriy tkis mttw tai be« KpUtead ia tUa pver to be vatastood. Then iioo* poii that seggertB itadf to eeridnd, tfce* ooght tobendentood ia tte CMa oTBro. Gmm •adiaaDMaularcMMi. Itistiiis: S^poaaamaa was aiiMteJ fiir Korder, woold it be proooaaced ju»t to form a jary oat of tweire of the nordered aon'd idativei? Would it be risbt-ao aiatter whether tbe man w«t giJaty or aot giultj—to form tiiAt jury <rat of t w ^ -mho had prarioBsIy prmonaced **"""n1tta dotamuaed to bai^ bim, guilty or imuoent? EreiT omoUii fMfii« of our nature would repudiate sudi a juxy as totally incâduied to render a rerdict in acoordanoe with the tviJtmet. Ag-tn would tbe court deny the prisoner the right to " challenge'' sodi men when thqr were presented as jurori 1 If he did, a o r of indignation would burst forth frmn the bar and audiencc. No such cases occur in the e:t-ecutioQ of ciTil law, and no such caMs tkomU occur in the execntaoa of ecciesiastical Uw, or rather the law of Christ.

Xow, then, apart &om all errors in the proier-ring uf the charges," apart from the total di»-resard of the plain precepts of Christ, as laid down in the ISth chapter of Matthew, we hold Bn>. Graves would have done mmy had be sub-mitted to be tried by the church of which he a member, tmti! all who had prenously expressed themselTes determined to expd him, had beoi de-nied a seat in the joiy. That there were such people in the then ruit Baptist dinrch U dearly :<hown. and the injostice of allowing them a Tote after the " hearing of «Tid«»ce,'' is apparent to alL By their previously expressed detenuinatioa they were totally disqualified to sit as judges of the guilt or innocence of Brtx G. Besides these, pernous to his submitting to trial—suppobing. of coarse, that the law of Christ had bem obeyed previous to appointing the trial—all who had ex-pressed themselTes personal eitemies of Bnx Grave i. should have been denied seats as judges. Tbese exclusioa.-. having been made, justice aigfa have been done Bro. Graves, but sot oikerw*.

But the primary cauae for refusing to be tried is of more importance than those given, which may be found in previous ntmibeis of this paper— GO a cause than a refiisal to comply with the law of Jt-sus Christ. Yet a gtaoce at the reasons ab..vve will satisfy all that, if Bro. Graves had con-senu-d to a violation of the law of Christ, and suf-Srred an iliegal trial, justice cuold not have been administered, uuLsmach as some of his bitterest enemies were his judges, as well as a large num-ber who bad expre»ed their determination to ex-pei hau, wri|;ht or wrong. C.

j U j r u S C & I f T S AJSJi FBUTTKBS.

The printer of the New York Eranaur—who we kauw is a man of sense—asks that paper to make the following request;

Writer-- tor ti e pns should know and always remember, that it will greatly listen the labor of the compoeitor to have the wor^ and lines placed .-v.- Ur apart, and made as distinct and separait-rn.im each other as possible. Ko man can plead cability to perf>>rm thi» .simple duly, attention to wi rh wiiuld save one half t e time, paper, and :ak. now wasted in writing, and do away with

.if the exhaa-ting brain labor, which not only r?b- the workmin i>f minutes and hours every day. but also shortens the years of his life*'

iljst heartily do we join hands with the £L .fr'i prmter in this request. There are man-

uvrtpts received at this office from men of educa tion. that cause our printers to commit more si a than any other uaptîon into which they are leii. Correspondents who interline and erase, and blot aad daub, aad send us their disd ured -heeis trithuut being re-written, arc doing more to en >arage blasphemy among printers, than aiiy htuio of wickedness perpetrated in our citv.

indent--, we are sure, de not think of this, bat it u- true. When a printer, who lives lolely upon the pittaaoe he makes by sticking type, ha-

-top ind blunder, aad gues-s aad imagine, fur ten. tilt<reii. or twenty uixuuk^ ovci • perhaps a t.-urii, it i- almost tio much to expect hiiu

Weep bis temper. N- a- It cunx-spondeats would bat remembir

t: -.-. tht.- evil could lie avoided. Soiaetitiic* we our own temper over a manii-cripl, aad lhn>«-

away ia This can all be avoided il ti;e wnter Hat pays attoation V> the request alH)\iv Sw ti> ;t. then. Enend.-. if you de=ire your LauaicaUoo.- pubhsi;t.-d, aad wish to avoid the c-\ oTations of enraged pnnter>. C.

_ _ R. T^ w FiUay arib alC, Uahed iVipitT Ibntel Holwa anMled a eokmd

•aal»lll i*«l[ .•UHdCbariMN•II aaaf^gMre frmTfeiMîha pnftrtj of B W. Hamabnrow. ft Calnipiir aaanty. The pHkkmt waa taken be-ta* OeaMatataMr Beaidi, and wttnesM flroai Vir-iWaMenttledbim u the Atfptii*deKxlbcd in the tmpeu. Tba CoaiwiMtmiw. thmlure, rMaanded hi«. ftMnatarJadceOoaldiMKd a '

liar the tetHlTe. and the aaaw wu aerred by a ~ ~ atooontf. BythUUmeanex-dt^'ôwd of MMae IhoM^ petaona bad gathered •wfar Sheriff «f that < aboat the Coonaiarioaer'a cfl c threalenteR a wa-Goe, and when the fttintiTe was broaghi dowj to tatax beieHv Jadge Oooia, the crowd ian««ided the oOeen, eodfavoring to take the man. Sncc<'*»-fU mktaaee waa aude for aatBe tiBMs wben (hereto caws gaiainc advantage, the negro ww catried to therivec, vheteafeRTatanwaain waitirg. Hewas rowad acroia, and on atrivinc on the oppwdtr shore was reweatrd by a Weat Troy Coostabie. Herv aaatter great crowd catherrd. The fagiUve wu ta-ken to a Jiuticp's office, which the mob sutroaDdrd aad broke into, and the Atgidve was again rescued from the otBcen aad carrii off in a carriaee — Blow*, pistid-ahou and knock downs occnrred du-ring the aflsir, but no oce was aeriously irjurrd.— Odored ptt^le were mjel acUre in the rescue. There has been the greatest exritênt prevalent here ever known.

—A frUow named Smith lately sent to the Michi-gan penitenUary for life, has made a confrssion that he and others bad been matoiing a plan to throw a raiirQad train froin the track.

Clark, an old and highly rFS|>ectabIe dlixen o( this eoimiy, commilted sui de oo Wed-nesday morning last, by banking himself- He was near eighty jrean old, and affectM with the palsy so mach that it was almost impossible for him to put his hands together. He had cot dresMd biouelf for a number of years, and hU food had to be {:ivec to him by a nurse. We understand that as soon as b • aroae in tbe momioK, he walked out to a small hec-hoose to the back yard, and tied the rope artmtid bis neck and to a of the house. The log was so low that he bad vo bcdd up bis fe«t, and at ibe tim<> be was found bis knees were toochiag the gruocd. His tu^y can give no reason for his strangle set.— Be leaves many trieGdsto moam hta untimely death. —Ltwiibmrgk Messnger.

weU-drmsed lady, tbe wife of a eratiemaii ia easy circumstanccs, entered a larne n>uiJ store in Memphis, a few days since, and at er pretense of purdiadcg a tew Uidiot: articles, secreted imder ber cape a piee<> of silk, tk1u< at iwecty-dte or thirty dtdlars The cWrk observed the pr -iceedings and inmakinx out her aoccuat mctudrd ibe siik, valu-ing il at fitiy dollars. Tbe Udy protntled her tnno, cence at drs*., but finally paid the bill, rather than tubmil to an expostue.

—A train oo the Hndson River Railroad last Mon-day morning ran seven miles ia six mrcutes, b— tween Albany and OasUeton. Thts is believ<>d lu lie the fastmi time ever made in ihts country, being Ibe rate of seventy miles an huur. Luckily the Iraic was fur the carria4e of newspapers, uid cut puse .-gets.

—The J»c«rl>uryport i Massactusella) //rrail a letter frcai Mount Desert, eapo»iag a piece of r.-ligtoos which has beea earned oo f>.r some years by a Mrs. U,tnaah Ri'h >bolh Bartira Leal, durine which she has coilectad some iwu ibcusand doUars in cash and foor tiioosand dulLi.-a in ciolhiL.g ai.d various articles, the mocey uBtriiri-hly to be ai>prQs>riated to tbe purchasing of a par socage and the auXtnd for the rebef of the phyii-

AatEST SriiUTi.—In the Religious UtruUi

of April we find the fjilowiiig : • The -J.V of inii-nt j-piriu as a beveiagr. »h. u

tnt-d by ihi* standard of divite law, is an xm-murait wbicii ught t.> be tli«countenai:od acd repr«!«0 IT; :.he "1 li:;hl, or fur waiit of investigation, wmhy aad even Ohn-l.-ac, men may tmbark in ii Bu-. • '.huM? who h.ive thr tafans of undfr taudiiig li-n.'ure acl ift -.-.,' and who refmt u> abandon i; whirtJ the ha.s t«n ar.:» l upoc ilnrir aUeutioo iiroircict lo Uie api'siolic ruli—• speahiog the truih in love.' should uc. I*.- rttained as tnemLers ofChri-li.in churches."

T; • re may be circtunsUncea ia which i ma:: tcaj be compcikd to remain ic a boM-

1., ccLLtcUcD with which intoxicatirg liq-: rs arc Kid, but if he does cat hiicictf I cce frvm it at the first opportttiuty he gi»cs ,;«idi.i:ce of unwcrihtiieaF of betrg % mejnb r or a charec cf Ohii-t. C.

Tus Nsw Ducipioak.—In noticing thu i:ewiy —much cf it itnc, wc mean— d<:£ciplii;c fcr the government of Baptist ohu-che.», the Riltgioms Herald tajs :

'We cannot bat liiink. that 'the of local churches' uTer lie question of membership, is

'ersiiuirc' wiJi rt:spMl to admission, as with re-spect to eip-ilston, and thai ' comity' limits no more in the one than in the oiJher."

Thi re when* you and the " Dr." differs, friend Herald A chorch may txdiuU frc-m itj mcinbership whom it will, bat it mtict not rec>tr« into its membership whom it will. Suicly the " Dr.'s" rale Lj a crookni one.

C Lox-C iracsiiLX —The Aertk- HVstrra Ckrisiuut

Aar-xait says : " Right-minded and icteliigenl Pro-te.-tant Episcopal ministers feel mot,! acutely the hciuiliauon of iheir position. 3Iany of them have no more faith in High Church pratings about scccessiou th«Ti we.—they have do more sympathy of spirit with the coble-hearted ministers of EvaB|;eUcal churches lh-.= with the Puseyites or Scmi-Piueyites who serve at their own altars,—and yet with the fcruker Uey can have do communioD, with the latter they must. They feel that this is degradirg. and would gladly be quit of sach shackles."

Cbcxch Dcoa-—The Boftist Mtsstnytr quotes an article from a ccrrespoodent of the Rdigiout Herali oo Tbe Door of the Baptist Church, aad says : The Bibk has no such expresaioo, and it is therefore as much ihi! dsty of Christians to drfine what ic the window of the church, the roof of the church, the gable end of the church, as the door of the church.

— 1 m 9 m

Excaasnise CoxruKERS.—The Awuritam Otris-timm Stritm repreeeeto the United Brethren as' s«et older than the Episcopal Xethodista, with, if pos&ible. less light, taleat. and Biblical knowledge.' The BiUgioms Tdueop* responds: -Next lo the Matmaos. the Disdplea or Campbellites bare the least Bibtical knowledge. About all they kaow of Um Bible iriates to water baptism. The Old Taau-meat thsT Midflm md at aU; and wbes they take up the Kew Tealament, it ia not to read it, but to h u n t oat paaMges. beta and the»a,idating to water

Hesea a genuine Campbdlite. (we aaa the tenawtt ai*«e itêet,ferwe do tviiectAkxs and* Cnifbdl.} ataa ao Gospel ia the Bible— aalluBg plMBng to hi* mind, aathiag edifyiag to his aoul. imtn ha coBMa to a pacaas* aboat water

. Tkaaha tana down a laaf. commila tha to BMBMcyi'and this Br^nsakUa [editor

•r tha aMMw]caIU'Kbliealknowladge.* labia viaw>tha 'aiacam aulk oT lha wwd' ia aaaxiyall

• a bufa thM bath panka bava leaned takaawâoa.

Youth's Mugmine. Ma. Bstra: Taajmy VmmmM^

April Tlh, tiMt tka Toan%Maaasm irillba meDcedoB thelstof Hv. Toa tay tha Tom'a MAaasmwni b« pabUab*d for itie yoadhof the many Soath. t tappnw yoa do nat iataadltto etweNocth. Why woaM yoa not aa aocn and It RoithaaSoathI Woald It not do aa mseh good ia UinnesoUasltwonUtinTcxasorFkirlda? Aranot BapUrt in tbe North aa good as BapUrt In tbe 8<«th. orwhatiithedU&T«nce1 neaaawiUym tdll I thought BapUst teith waaat amry piaeeaHke; aB BapUsU ou^t tobdSeveaake. I woaldBke tsbave one of the copiea of the Toon'a IC&aAstn you vonld aend it so fitr North aa I am.

Rob't. FiTLLaa. High Bldge, Missouri. WeU yes, Bro. Fuller, the Maaaxm is reada

ble North as wril as Booth, bataa ao arach liaa been said abont tbe inability of Soaibernera to produce a liwuature worthy the name, we concluded to dlsa-btne tbe minds of those croaken.

Our Bro. wiU bear in mind, that the Maoaxm U not a Baîst periodical, bat a liUranf one. The Editor is « BapUst with alibis bNot, bat he thinks a literary Maoaxixa is called (br ai this preaent junc-inrr. We have sent Bro. F. the Masaxtsa, and shall be glad to received bis opfau<m of iU merits.

Toe fir?l an fber is now out. It Is a snperb «ie. Here is the table of coclenU : L a B^ral ll«ctro-p!at* 1. OAsa aoT, a HtaTOuaaL sxarcHts.

MofTceoo, Lkk* Laean*.

«. wauvorB cava POBTRY,

PiKtlsIOf. Tbs Lut Ooa.:-B7.

a. urn.* routs- DxraaTMEkT. Krnmtmhtt Ihj Or*lot. r tbai BtivucKTBi anl t^ Oosv. Oar Bik", (po«trj)

1. IUSCKI-LANY, WuhitigUD Inlac <h» a'rd*. O.uaalBf t^ Atlullc. Vans* C-«r»t», T .. ailt Tabl«, rm Nasrow la th> Sa«ta.

5. WIT AND WISDOU, » BDITOKISL.

Oat B.a, Qa»rtM Bod Aluwvrs,

to, co&asspoaDKXCK. P uivlvra.

IL NOTICES 0» BOOK». Mciaulr u( inaaoa, VtrglAlk b-ipUAl Mtuui*i

a«m.uii Wby. This beau'.iful Moaihly Magaxine conlaiua. as will

be si-eu at-ov« pa n of reading mailer. Each cajiber m h.'&aufully illoitraled, and aalj cost oiu doLar {>er ai-ciini. Surely every family that takes ih.- baptu4 w:il also i-ike a copy of the Voctk's Ma<iaziai for iQeir children. C

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cal wan'-s of ihe poor peo(>le of the Island. ihou Q ic point of uct i-«ery taii; u c jc»<jrled lo t;?r o<»n tiivale use and bebpoi.

—A letter to th» Lctii»viil>) Jouruui triHH Bn. -im°,sville. &ays Mr. Eftertoii, of dararJ, a respecu-ble farther, bua hia.self about two veeks a o v ia a trace ch&ii. About a year liis 5»jd William acd his st i ia-law Jamra N. l»<iti, botb married a -l iivmi; ia the same house, had a indta qaarr<*: . shortly after this, William brt:&nie ii.si.ne .ii-d v.ij sect to the hospilai. Loo cocai-cted his n»--axi;v with ihrir quirtsl. Thi» preyed oo his miad, ar,! he sought relief by baa iia;: him>Wi l.-ou ssaicid • and hb s<-a's iuacity of course dr,.ve him lo temble ai;4rma ve fur relief.

—In the Eiidsl of tbe eicileaiei-t relatics U. i!e caule oisease, the pa»l ij viridly drawii oa. £nJ road makers in Barre, haviiij: exhumed a lo; oi c i-lle bones, oof old man u fouiid who .iistuicth r.-K-,-mber» Ital ia 1TS9, aearly iOO hrj.4 of ciiilo di»d of murrain, ind worr h?rebuiie:l in ot • jrair

—Whitewash, as ordinarj madr. rubs oO val.a aXler il becomes dry. soiliag cioihes aad eterysbi. comine in contact »iih iu Thsi uay be obvuu-i by si.; kir>g the lime ia boilii. waUT. surria il m«fii while, srd theti applying, after dissolTii: ; ia while riuiol sulphate of iinc) ia proj-oriii'Q of lour potinds lo a barrel of whitewash, makinij i. the cca siitetcy of rich milk. Th«- sa' -hate d ziac »i.l cause ihe wfailhwash lo hanien, aiid preheat the litii> from nibbiag ol£ pound of while salt should a-so be put into it. This makes the U-si wiiiieira.-h kown

—The Panola Miss.. of Thurviay sajs W-K—. • ir'wu of coaiDiaii.-, lately nboci the cul worm di?»troying garceas. Thf recent hea y aad coclinuous mil.'', wilb the cold Lsi;hts. hart- cr< aled immen&e qoaniilies of this disiructiv e wuna. We have heard a jjreo'. msiDy farmers ripres* tir opitiioQ, Ih t if we do aoi have toaic very « ir.u veuin-i soon, the wonn wiU -Hack ihe jouni; c>- • Ui.. and if tt ry sh.uiil, itt-re n do knowing ti.,-an-ouai of damaae that would be doa - r, a re, j short liao lo llie growtu;:; cr 'p.' —On last Thursday al ui...

aio infomijd by tbe TfU apK a-.. M,- Wi!i:,iMi S uart, in ct mjvary wiih Miss M»ncn > aMe aj 1 .Mi«» Rhoda Cburca, were lakioij u. i-i- asa; -i-S.- im

•kiff, by vjme ,iccidfc. thf l>'>al ups -i. Mi?-C'':iircii cla: tlw* iti.d was - arrd bal ci.a: and Miss OaUie drowiit-d. Their b- ln • biv.- cot yet been recovered. Tae suluen d-a.Ii •:

ictereslirg young [>eopl;- hxs < ic-i-i. 0V-, r i lar e circie of fri-nds aoiuaiaiaacfs.

—Tho aumbt>ll Ci^rmios says • K.> l.-a-'n by Vile letters frvoi Missoan. thx, a 5f»,»re drc.Quhi i-prevailinj to an aiarmit.a "ii-c. i:. st.oi- p,»r-.- .. th..; Sliite. U is s.> dry lUii Ui.' i »rin»-.> i-u.. plant their com , ihti wliesi crop tad -h • oa; cr. "til! I* alaxci »n ••nlire lai ur,-.

—The createst ioipadeisc" iv. re-Mnl i, ii ihf Ttckee in Roajv*. *-ho stopped a pro--*--s:ci ia ordrr to Iiaht his cigar by oc;- .•( ihe • h.>i> cicdlrs Bef.,r»> ih»- caadle-bi ar -r rwovervd fro his asloiashment, Ui'> smoker had caimly di.M,. peared.

—A letter daud Rom-, .March 31. in tbe Trovi-dt-nce Jo»nuH, annooaces thai " Mr. Tb-odore Par-ker slill I injurs In U:ai city acd fiadx hi tus-If ii. -. fair cocditinn of health. Mr Jam-w T Fields, tb.-tXJcl. aad Mrs Fields, havo left for the Xorlh Miss Ch»rlotie Cu-siiaiaa has nearly flniali.^ Ler fourth • irt.'r ia Rome, iasjiiriaa. by hT grMt intelli,;. iuid viracity, all who arc b-ored wiih h.»r socie.y

—T!!.> earthq'iakd fe!'. at SaoiTiUr ou the a gai of the 24ih insl, was also colicrd at .iihets. 1 fh»>ck. wihcb preceded by a heaTy j^triri; scat J lasted foro<* five Ftcosds. Tt>' ware oi motioa trd -.-'m» five secocds. Thi w»» • or m-Hioa w l-from s Ultli- West i f South. Tb. shock ["-r ceptible io i>eop!e oa lb? stfet'i as ». li as in doors.

—Richard Mines killed his wil^ wiib an x i-Bangor, Maine, las; week, while d» liri, us from li qaor.

—A Washit:glcn 1 Ut cader dale of F.ilay say Ih-'re was " m ce m rrijii-at t viiighi, caused by th--publication of tbe sptst of Uou. R.wcoe Conklia, In full in the Sew York papers, bef.wc its publics-lion here. 11 was ritemporat- bai bears all the marks in print of having be»s; cir»-fal!y preparj'd. The spt-ech was a good or.e but ibe diflVrenee ia the spcc<£ as deliTtr and as piinted crealpd macb laughter.'

—A gooi lawyr writes as follows • AI ci'n Unue to praiUice law, ihe more fully a-n I cntivioc->d Ibat there is almost daily occasion i,..- tb? of better qu^ties of head, hairt and conscw'. .-<> than, I fear, I pcssess: occasiocs for composi .c quarrels, for leadias suiUKS lo a coas:d?rs'ioc oi mardy Justice, mercy and forbearance I circes It desire, and p«ta;>s I.t some extent strivf to rare f a sourc'> of daily satistactlun, aad ia - id a_e a r troapecl of professional life, tual I ha«e led mj --ii to no man for revenge oppressioa. or it joslitr- . ih i I iiave never £llowt>d a crn lo go to Uw tbi--eyes fully i-> iu risks, doUys, a d my probable char^; ti T even tlien, u'dess all retsonsble ef-fort' lo c.-.rapromUe have been exhauh.ed. » » •

I ami, I Uiink, v<ry clrttf ia the cotic-n lh« a 1»* yer ij bound not only to promote jortice b-iwect, parties, but also to negleci ao opportunity for lead ing tbe n;ind of bi» client to the perceptioo of j i-lice, in all tbe comprehet.jiv<'Desa of the tenu-

—The Freeman s JouriuU of Aog. C;h says -Spaldings's Pn-pared Qlue is such a sim Je aa :

diean preparation that il b a pity any house shoaid be wi-dwutik

—We have a friend in Williamson counly, who resides witlun five milee cf the coanty seat, and ha . Bved (here for mere than thirty yean, who wvs r -. er iu the town but twice—once wbeo he wen*, lo a license to many, and once when be was summon-ed as a juror—the jttdge failed to make Us appear-aaoe on the first day of the term ud he went home and cottid not be lodnced to retnm. He never wu span a steam boat, taHroad ear, stage, c« is a bus-cy. He never saw a tailraad w nilioad car, unti! he was called to croa tho track in going to town, abfaongh living within two mile* of the road, and bean tbe roar of the Ualus and the wkisile of the loc-mtotive every day. He ia a lint rate whig, a man of exodiettt aesse, keepa tally poated in the news (i the day, bat haa not visited tbe poOi, or cast a bal-lot for ten yeaza, though living within a mile of bis pndact.—JTcwj

—Lawieooe Joiuain died in Philadelphia on Tharaday aaarainz last, by patalyaia. He was th» w«B-kno«n tTP fovider aad .stereotyper of that city, baring a fauga biaadi in dncionati, aa weR as taiMbercaiea.

—Ibe BortoB Aroesto- nndcntanda, firom relia* bleaatborit?.thatBeT.I.a.KaIk>eb, paitiffof tha Ttamcnt Temple Chuch, of that etly, haa <dther najpwdUaîrge.or ia ahonttodosa He will, ander appointmait of tbe BapOtt Homie Ml- onary Sodety, taka charge of a Aarch te Leavecwnnh Ci^. Itb alao nadentood that tte Baplist pa»-ton (tf tUa dty have recoameoded bira for this post.

Brocctutu-Ttip tr'-ii ac-1 suldea changes of our climate

arv Iruillo! s..arce» of Pciaionary aad Bronchial atJiiii; as, E jK'rier.ce havi-ig pro»ed that simple reiaedirs aci speedily and certainly whea ta-kea la llie early s:.s:e of lb.; diseiise recourse should a t h a d u- Brown i BroncAuil TrocKa ' o r

L-iraiPs, Ul lb." Couah or lrri.aiiou of the tbro.a be ever »»> sli L: as l>y this prrcaniioa a more seri-

..liack .'dectualiy warded ifl. ivk tura U-iasss— We take grfat pl.-a>nre ia

rs-f .mmea.linj it« Meiicaa Maslaag Licimem as a VilQil !'' aad i: •iijpea.-ablc article forSpraias Sores, Scriicira iT Galls oa llor-*s. Oar men have used it fur seTerr Bruisea. Slilf Joia' s tad Kbeuiij.iiic Paias a-d all say !l acts liki* magic. We u-f litber Lii.iai'-ci J. W. Hewitt, Fori-uiaii for A3.ir'C-Vi; Banidcn's and Wells. Fargo

A. Co > Eii ress. Geallfa.ft: I had i lasu worth

icuk cold froui bad bcrt, and waa useless for over on- y»'ir , I bad used everythiaj; 1 c«uld hear of «tiii»>al bT'tii aatil 1 bad tried the Mustang Lii.na.-ct. il has ;«*r:«-cUj carfd biia, and I caa now lii - lb- .itovc jriCT? for him. Respectfully

a:.-. JaxEti Doaaasca. Eveij Plai-Lrr Team irr ai-d Family should hsve

Ibis iavwiasblp ii;ucl-, b;, all resjjecuble deal-> f > -rywhere.

Bak x- I'.tn. Pf.pr.rlor- Hrw 1 ork. .Ma> - liao.

bsr rt 1 rt' UOBISSON U:sri>K\ or B.\b-rixM.—. ubM-nl>ers to liobiisoa's History of Bap-tiMii wr.li I.. A U- -u ipliod uumediately on tLe re-miitaxK-i- of iLc -ubscnptioa pnix>. Sead on your luoncv. I ri-lZ-r'-n ajid recone tui- -tsnUard work.

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IsiS'irtsT T . M THSKS. —Mrs, Wia-low <• >d ;ar«f 8 i ;.-maI physician has a

.XT r I.'- leribinc which n>sily i.i>-<a.»s o; t.s>;biE.; by sofleniLg ihe

->i.iai: ill i flimiiioa—will tUay all psin r i ) r.- ;tiiale Ibr' h o-i-'.v U>'j>ea<l upo:. ii, will i,iTo ros. .o -s lUid relief aLd

.• .1 u i' 't-cU> aa,'.'- ia ail cw*.

HISTORY OF BAPTISM, B . B O B I H S O H .

wrra nmumooniHr AXD Bonea, BT * J. B. QBAVK8, A- M.

RrpmUti ^nw tie eritmal Limdtm Editkm t f 1790.

Vci 1. nm ttOemiat >• tk* taU* ml eaatwts«f tUs iiMiiltaa'y teteratlac kla'wkal work:

Inasasonoa to raa anaicax Kbitios AoVBaiumar PassAca

saap. I. Tk« MlMioa aa4 OkanctK at Jeka th* asytist.

caa?w n. Of Utm Biytlm whlek JohB admtalrtml

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Of t)MrI>M*wbw*JohBaaptla«I — H OXAT.IV.

or th« pmnw «hM Jaha WfttaA aa< iKtlealarty caAT. T.

WbttbKtb* Ba tloaat Jahanntafesal Ilk vaahtoc*, rsztlcalsriy that of nasalytMt

CBAP n. Wh.tk«r BAf u UBtt»tlaa of Paoa ablstlaM.

CKAT. TII Of U* lutttstlM Of a«ftt«m ky Jan* ChlUU. -

eSAT. niu 01 aroitaneal Brnptm -

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or aAftara Batha. 0( I CKAr. K.

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Mmca.N .\iCi.rA>u Lisiii'<iT - lL.irii.s,c nrkor ..ie couitl --saro ,h<- wblcb ihis arjcle fc

• ..'.i .-' i r a-i Vl-sO; Sill Rbeam Bum.-liriiise-, stiff Joi;.ii it Q-lds. SpriiL I'ulc Eal, and

legs upoti Horses, u bss i.o r>qnal. N-J person * tw- i; who l. s t aied iis alae

A id ni.t. -t>f.«rer,c • '.n ui • g-ni.Tal t>elimalion of lii. M'j-U- LirirLT.-• 1 . ca; orfnlly say ktiAl i.o mr'.T- I..r.iiod u.fcriy cares ia our r.eigii-

b--;; .1 ii..s. L. v. . a. ,:ih Ki^tgeêld, Cvnm. "

S L • :. iiydr J'a.h It .rri..-.-, Uai; the W..S c.»i..-..a sur-.Li. ss vLia case w::ls sptvia,) bn*. ficc.- f.-i-e use of Mtisla.-ig Li..iineDl I b..ve . t.i,a I-., $150. Voar Linimeul is sioadrrs

tip iif iaiji uj Is ifAchiLi; ns o'lry day. l » b;;.! 1 .-i :.M Ev.-ry family Kb .ail hi.Te it IJ.'v. ;rT* ..f t i'alU'/iS. Tq.* g»-.iU13r Mus sr ;: is sold \ t .ill resjKs _ib;r u-'nlers th'oughjat tae w. rid

Baii\CAAPa&K ProjirieU'Ts, N-W Y.xk Ap 11 7 Ir.; Bc.viuTi —Tr. Ui. tare loss cf ti LUr

wi. ch Is -I i.-aiaior days, may be ecUreiy p-vvr. uhI b} Li .. ixsr ' Huriuil'i CoMixite 11 Las

i?--."! ; >ises a'bort' tre heir was comii..; . -a: la haalfalis. ....d hz acver failed to ar-reoi ite d.civ, aau lo i-ncioUe a teallhy and vigorccs

r is ftl tbe samr B-ni* unrivalled r-s a drcisi?.;; for ihe aair, A siPHle aj-pUcation will rrr.-dT It sofv »t..i ilossy fa sev..ral days. Sm advpr-uw>n)rci. marS 3m

caap- ai. Of MokAmnwIaa BMa* 1 U

OMAF, XZl Of BAptUtarlaa - — T7

OIAT, aiu. Of tk* Ba ttttarj of St. goykU At CoaataatlMpla U

cai». aiT. Of ta« lAlMsa BApUaa«7 Al Koiae M

caAT XT' Of Us CattiDUe Aa4 lh« anu B>pUitarM At aanaaA.,, ll>s

CA-kr. XTU Of ISa lUplliljrtM cf TkIo*. riaraao*. N. ata, aaiS

MEaa - ... 118 CKAP. XTlk.

or Piclans o! BAptlun .. U» CBAT. KTIO.

Of BAptmuAl FuaU »*» caAF. XIX.

or uisat bA|>tU£> — in c«»r. XA-

Of axtrAordlAArr cWldlen SM XXI

Of BAptlMi IB afrlcx la Um* of TwtaUUs iU caAr. axil.

or BapUsb of Ba>!« tSs Usam of CjprtAa oaA». xxiii-

Of tli« «ffuru ,>r aajuUiiv to hrlnc U Iks BApUam al BAImm 1= a nea. a:. «4- _ sao

caxr. HIT. Th« r»iactloa of bApllAia lu the EaaI from Ua& to

Hlnorv, Aad {too HlaArs to BAbe* . - .. New TMtAaA&t-BAptlSEiL. or t^ BAtlAm of Men And

Wome:. aTpllAa BApU'in. or Ba,>Ui:s of Klnan JermsAlasa or tlk« liApllAa of CAt«clianienB .. -GrMA BAp.lAm. or tk« BAp:l«m of Llttls Ones-

c«Ar. xxr. Th- am EccintxiticAl Ca:»ia la Korops tor the BAptl-«m

I lirl>». An. lit -cKAf axvi.

or -.h* ant L%« In Kuroifj for Baplti'n BAb?A An. tas. to. tticl of 11 -

caip. xxTii. Tfa« CABM4 nf iLn vXtOS.T* prOgTW of tbe UApttAIS of

BAb« CaAF IXTHl.

Sererxi of trAasrcrrl& BAptlpm to BAbe*.. CBAf. XXIX.

The BiFtUni of Abort; CS.P XXX.

•irur.^j Arj -T ^rakoiti^ wnit fir 'i^

BApIlaa CTon i.,,! wltlk th Husiaq B.i«rArf:A.v ... . „ Tb* ftipUriii be.lw r. eoAb te,! witb Ccilomltj.

Perv ntloa xnl the BApUsm of Silnore anil lUbM . BAplUm connectej »llh SnpenUtlon BxptlAK CQao«ct«d wttji KB.lo«ci«nta -BAptum coost ctetl vllb COUaUOIXS of BeseSeea Asl

PB.-J»IIT7 CHAS XXXl.

nc san/ BAptam coBaaet»i with UotkArhiam BaptlM3 oiaseel l vlUl Social Obl'- Uoas.... Eaptl>m cosBtfCte-l wllb Hcisaii Cr.-*<1» . Dapllnn OOnnected Tttb Ja.iAli,*.-Baptlxm eusDectwl «:th Cbrrair* B.tfLljiia cojinerteil «l-,b fUcerilotAi HabllJi .

ruOaecieO wl'Jl W:tctcr»fl-. 1 B.r ixxu.

Ti.» UapilMu of .-Trv 'icai B.pUi<xs Th* CbrlateBlBj o' fi—lj

by Fire . . .. _ oa Infant Baptise.

Coniin.-Q<>r%.:Te LapLiaQ OB.r xxxlri.

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Oa PAran La.tTallon . Chrt.llas L'sstratieiE Cbrl.'tA3 LuAtration a pli,-! to B.ptiad . Ibe Op .(. vf fojr C '. oltr. l pUkSla.

4#per-h n — . Icfant Spncxil' < t. a -..il Chn.:lAa Lttltmloa A inf J 'all rtf ts. Isnlon "f Ba{>tl«Q fr-m P'.fP'*

to Spriak .u* ca.p LXiiT

'/' .In btr/ylr - ..,.__ DUfrneol Xlsd* cal.M ..a Tbe IlSra l.T ,vf writing aa HLtory f,r . Pep . IW)

dUeratCF.! . . . Alt Bapaista bjweeer in boi.lla waa; are cailM AnaSap'tatlfal K ron

Ma t 'rae? - -. — t arntDf ClerleAl Aathorily E»:hu<la«in Parti, of Charcbt" --A j-n-rai SotUo of a Ba tl.t Cbttrcb.

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HISTORY OF BA1>TI8M HcawtlfUl boana U> Shrcp. $4.00

tn Cloth, 3 50. / \DR FUIENDS WILL SKE BY A KE-

ts tha - T»bl« o? Cs:;t»ota" ioBB I la Acothar col-esrn of -hla '.QTAlcAb - wora. th** I'a rqaB- In plfat of dAlion I'O tha luportAal of B*ptis.a. 1. Bol the

Sliab Uiif S-e rV > OtafraU Valuable Female School Property

for Sale. LOC.i TIO.X INTERIOR OF JJlSaOL RI.

ARAR& chaacd is offered those Wishing !b tb'B^KMibBalsew. rkatallltirk TBrT.ibftaBtlAi. asS 1b cvarr viy cattab ik. TS« •!tia --.n la BsiKUisaaM I • beaatr. ice-aaaibillty. h^tb ••.«.. Ba3 th- aiiBattM «jiT» badTAaUcw Bf B ubarBi ckanctai Aid •n -i.'aolrrfi-*! »,.Bta-.i n b>th "t kOKt a->4 abrMl. Tba leTBBB Biar b« ina4c T«J B±c,>mn.>tAtlvv. ,.f 6. C. OLaaK. iMt Ar t Maj i e-* fit-LraK. as

Grover and Baker's Noiseless FAMILY SEWING MACHlNEis

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SEWS FROM TWO SPOOLS. VkSHTiixB axvcEe-iucam ca.

It H BBOCKWAY. No 4 Pablio Squire, Nashrille, Tenneseec.

aprim-tf C A B D .

AG E N T L E M I K N W H O I S A N A T I V E

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_ _ BAPTIST BOOK GOK aiEa.-O«0»»sW. «eM«y» a. ^Mt »t*«lawB-**«* TatsaJ*. {hrmj Jsmth s»«

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afr'. TAB JacoMlaa alwl Cop: ArtzteBU< —

MtBfTe'lasa aod oThera btaelplr. f John Uar.lfiLvaca . — Ctlneae Cbrtattasj-

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aai CAarrVr.. 0» BapTla '.a -.be «atAMi«hr G.-e»i Cbareb GS O' Biptlatr. to tbe Koman Cbarch- -. Si'

ca*r. xxz.'ti. ft-.' -rxni aaptixwi ««S La harAO BAptlao aa :: Is p.-_ttfeei br ,-etaMlsied EH

nala In Saxsnr I>«nn5*-t. .ni Sor ar TS Eti'lah. We at. laj lrl»!> —tAbltib-d Baptlun C CalTlBUt BApClxm. Aa the UltBAla cf th- Scotch. French

rro:«wl»ntB. Sw.ia, aal D jtci. re tn l: to be pvrforjied, 6TT Tbe BillBlrla-.r»t;os c f Ba|'- '.mm h? Cairialat Coare*-

tloaal Chaithea not amto;aa Ccn tre atlocal C-arcb Baptaci CSI

CBSr. XXXTtlt. r*« jl-'a«i»jj.-roXU-B Bjptism. tj SaJuA IKizA, Jfvnra'a, OMJ GrrtmM

Tbe Admlautration of Bxpt ^ ty thaKapUb llaptlata 6S4 The BdnlalatTAtliin -t Blf "jni sj Ibe Pat-h BAptlita.. Sn '.lFb-amerlcan BxptUia fls^ Tba aJiBlalatrA-tOB of BAtiim ba tha Germaa BAptlata

Acerlc. caar xxxlx.

TV gTrmMd f / AaiM tM iw; Power la aot a tl htaoaa ef \etioa &' Pbbob is bo« arlg-htaoBa rrt ood of Aetloa PrMABKa: to the ro t ectnjBnBeof 1> the oalj BBfe rale of Scilof;

CBar. XL. .4 rrrifw-r Itn Afuttifvl CJkarciff.- SehAlA, kleXAadltB. Ab-tkicb la PuldiA: araMA: Atbes* : BAbetea : asm: Bttbe-AU: Ckwwb: Cat'pal.KlA: OmehreA: Ollleia: Cnlnaa" : CorlBtb; Creta; Crpraa; Crme; TltV utTi ' rawaiii '!• P-rhr, Bpharaa: GalAttA: aaiila*: B!Ta»0!ti: leoalcai: lUtrmB; Jovkb: .'eraaaiMi: .!«<<•*: LaBdieaB: Lyeaeala; LtMb: Leatra: MaeadnsU; VaJlta: aerar K«apoH>: Mt-'opolU; ^mpbrlU; Pa^x: pACara; Patmoa: Fama: Pecamaa: Phl'adetphla; mUppl: PliUia: Pea taa; Fta*««aal«; PateoU; abode*; Mam*; BlaEt-'a; Sa-ma-lA ', SartUs: garfn; I'toeB: 'Biyraa; SttIb; Taiau; TbtasalaateA: Thyatlr*; Troaa: Ttt*

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P>i>pt»e7, -tha n*ct

BiographieeL •lopBjbT of W». OWBT. Ufaof Bpaaar a. Caas. Ol n. U!*at C. H. SpUfBiM. Ulia ABi Worts of Imb WaUb,

rof Dr. kihwtTM *vilw liuX,

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Uraa af tks Thra* Mta. Jadaoa. SlbiB Bkiaiajkj, JalBca MBMIAL

Sermons. Paaliasoa's tUXj 5ba.t, (with poxtcalt,) S. rallar'B. TaAadAls'a Bvrtaal. Wa laiia'a »a tha CkarciMa, Sew Toca Palplt to; UaS, -Select DiBcoATaBB of Sarau Dtwlaca.

DenomiBatioMl Hmtoa's Hlatoiy of ae rii.. pooiatopa o.' oar PalhBn. Cama oa »-|-<— STaATt oa haprtam. TBeoauBlASra BAt, aol. 1. TfaaoiloB.A Kraaai avL a,

'xTa^: troa Wbe*., .irrAa l Ltitle Lrjn Wbaa iSraaaal Gt»c« TraziAii, 1 Jtra. fordl CAUpoaill&a 3<A-i:aB<l. Barlew uf Jatar I Land)

aal OampbsaitB finMwilim. BapiiBtB o. Bcforaara, (flabar * Viaaklla) . o.aceaBlaa.« A. Pal-Ki [a*rfcBdAl*J hAi>=B=i Snr aesuaaisa of Slas. (OrawMll b..,>uau a,>: PrjUBiAaiB. [ VaOar * Oeekardl Trirsa ftaa»>si War l.wa A »Aptl«. [PaaOMoaJ enaa a^j on C.'iaiaaiaaa.XBnakflr] BiaBTta. -Btaeasd ?ra{r<«so' Op-a Caaualoa, [Occkanii Aa O LAadi=A.-k KaMt. f adlatM) (ssp-iTtAnoa of Oorract Ballal Tae T:tu Jtladoa of Bapliari. ['atar] e .fnamat Baptut Pn&clplaaJ CsrtlaJ Bapu.1 Manaii liaptlat ILartjra

k>ex..,::iiaAaoa iHAinaal Coa^ View CarlAttAa aAptHm. (OTajipB) cnacUiA. or TrlAla for Tzatk. raptu-. Utrarj, Op«B C.*ciatialon. cWallar) CTlia lalAat UapUaia.

IbeoltîcaL ^.-Xtlâ'B Co;.«JTtiAaOB, tJti'.,ae''a AaAlt .

Paf-. and Prefeal, Wat 'aod'a StectAi PkOoaopd? CAr..Mi oa PivvideQaa. Tha G.-eat OoismlaaMa. The Oreal Teaciier, Chrta-jAa Life, God BeeaieJ la Ni-.are and la Ot.-l«. CIt7 o! ti» GraAl &lB(. tiAm;>nj Aoi Kapaa.tlSB. [Baca] TeaihlAle'a EerlTal Sarci3aa , •laa Asd Pr3ireM.t Doildrldcel ~aw9 ri.ar iTa {InjrdJ Ot Q aoJ of tba Blbls. f' iaaUBal 3h.-1tt:Aa Pa-alsiei [S.-awfSjrd] ; oias »al lu rn o' Chrial- iLortf]

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B-etaicr. Trenccl Laa.. . ta ProTerbs [Trexui

of the H,>2ae of llasTafaaia) «.-> H.s'-J U'elns. [Taylor)

t iyf :he Heaveatjlroaaiatloa, from [Baliera]

r Jtip-ea of J-.l;i> ,BAi:«ml ixv*!,,; an.1 o,' MaaaoB', .LPaxtoal Ut iilaa OI Fa.,. eropfcet?- Stisso S ; r'rtxa Basj, Wletbrx»pJ s r--ptar» Tef, Traaaary Chrlatiaa M r-CT

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Fac:,. ».f lBfiie:;t» Cbrtn of P.-wer of Praje' h!b.e I S the LlT-su; Kplatle. Dal.. Tboa bla r-a S la tTe-*-.hl2i« • Arred vbetorip-, rRlp'r.

Xiscellaacoas Jiet Dliclpllse. i—At'a. . .b- I>t-:;p iBa.

vif the Ace. ta .-.n of WolAa

rbf Saint Aal Hta bA»i,»r U e tn laraeL a .te LIV LX!e ..

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Boy ard UrfcbAat Pilaaa. fTVayar) t><A.-. or the BoT Who Ha* kib Way, a:.v or Tamtac a Sbw Leat, Je>Bie. .r TriniC to be Sa<a*bo4a âiitfj! S-,Ar Marram jr "'-e Bar TA=>e- . oa Plte PAm. CblcA lIi»»:oa. Flora- Home, Hsa™ L!5a. Ce-l.-s2 SJrtca-Geoct .*; I«rtk>ta.-j of PoetlcBl «ac>»:lw. GrayBCB Letters-Is a»j Aroanl Stacboal. SiMieoa'i G«mi. Graat Tntha by Grea; Aatbenu VAahood. ttiCDBl C5lCIi>x>l, tt» PmalBB, «i«n*at»of PhyalBaoicy Charhtte EiBor* Boya ta a«r8ebooi. Prrce iB Praetfea Chi;.: of Jena. S!or>e« o-» a Poci»-. "Uble. ha BatSo. •

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SEACTIFVLLT UMUSTOATED.

omix Owe DaUu Par Temx.

A MoiUUs firr the Toutk of ti* SonfJt .' n* Toctb'b XASAaiaa wtU e-mtaia fBrtf tigtt f^grm ot

ehote* Bad tatmitlat taxOac, Vsth !ro«> tha paa ef itB adilsr, eaatrtbatfn aad cartaBt Utaratar*: tkai cf Bf tk* nate S'nra«TBor BHMk th* aaan aaa of mm Mv. Bat la ^dtt^ tu n* !atac«>:!B« rBBiltm Kattrr. each BSaahT win caatAla Bbeaatt&a e'.-stro plata a> ml u am B«rce* wooi fafiSTl^ TbaUasaziXsviBbe psjliabm faeth*Teatk oftkB-fiusy (loatk.'aadt«t>.«a«*Ic«k fbTBSTpcrt. Stad fer a afadsM eo«v. vkirk «BI b* Beit ntl*. asd thaa liilli If ita •nallBfBkliBte!. ki**clal1>B*e»t«*Bt win be k*rte»lbr awxilac latMBitloc tB«n«s laUBB ta th* BtBdlBB. tzIalB B>« tmeSkB Bf ywtk. T* Pamts. TWBwiUb*B<a*yazta*at <B««t»i ta th* - Itlfle nm," a» that tkay toe aavbs tsi^t wly tk* wan o( Masasias will ftee wet bH tie ws«s •Ttk* OoBt ctrd*.-PBthir B«a —IW.hTBtht and RBn. jmpa ami •Id.vU tB<niiMMa«SBiC-Way—Bt J 4B««htM wttkaanrJ •tstvataBB. Tl7Hlbr«My«sr.M4{rat «<>« w ilMstliail. sat iMii Itt, vb wfll n M ahswtHlua. WssayftlaluiM s»t •••tiiittwlB

of thai antksl WssavttlBl tiMMlfastMlsasw SMOvajMlMaapr.

Mark si ay OwB

PraEi Irrta*. bslly Bad h«r Oo a. Lon ta Kansl**. Yeaat TliItsT. Qass CiLBt 9parfc:e, TwoFatka. Caakxt of J»w» -Kitty Sale.

tsLna. Lmtu froo BoA a: USa. Thr**P*s>nM Xazly Chalc*. LShPletare*.

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*aptT. sag ao, aad yoa «il»gn liave it nntfl jtmcanpay. T&oae vAo owe, os^mB atxHer p a y nor r e p l y , wtB be if I'wnrtMWrf, ^ p t H i a k e d i M t l x l i t t S a x i Ombi "WA wc ore aoiff ma^mg aid.

G R A V E S , M A S K S d b CO. March 17. tf

Acknowledgement of Faymenta.

ThBigilB«la(BBwaahacrfbmhB<apaM tstkBSKksflfdl •aihra BoKaa, EU 9 E Varjky. B S Hast: , WBVdkk ttklaBaiTBB. T>* toiMtac aAbae.-itas> 'haaa patt M Utk a*-"

un: flsal Tanas, Via C A W OrmaiE, Xaiaw Q ata PetnB.OaBB!I, DtBC Kirj. TkB iBOtrntag aaw aaanritata haas ^ ta tha hth Hay, iU: ChBB W Waod, V H BJlctt, J W Psnsaa, B B Itrthiil.

Mn D OUBT. ScuiaioGT. TkB*a**lai«BM=lb«rB6ai* paU oi tha Sat. iMr

tkalTBaMB IKUM: T H Wanaick=4 a».-U. J W E^ Si J J Kn: S A ^ DrBCVltch. fi M SpJeaa » May. B r wmiw a AfflL Jaas Xaaaa « Oci, I 'Jaraaia U Bi t Wb HaSxlh I>ee.aBe>a]thSI>ec. a Ea ttBri a Aprs. Sa-

Box.JHB .jA£,Bl«ri:a2 abmalhy »May. Baavs I Sap. BU J a oarer « Jaa. J T Hairy II Oct, B Han yll Od. 3 A JabBKia 4 S-p, Kd 6 W Stmmrl 31 Oct, BU T F BooaU Ja.-y, i Bmsu St Afrli. 1 J Wiacol May. Mn Ut *hm»a» "bt, LsU While 10 Hat, Si base pA u tM daSa TkBtaOowiBf aate:;-.-. Ox-bmrnmrntKim: JaaBTaatyS April, W U WAraa: ; A|Eil. T J Easid S

PBkJP0-KB3yaiCAy.IxAaeI..Aibwwn>d SA^BBBar Sbb 1 Jaa. W M Baraa 3 AprO. a W Gwdvts U Oat. W Ball

finuth It Beiil. s Aaj. BiiCPsskKlX Hai. P C c Jas. Ki O C Ue II, iaa, W B Maan 1 Jaa, JonlaaJomi s Jai, B B Araoa U fab. UaS**T WanwrS «a., THA Bkiaav I Jaae. C HesJarmcn IB AjcS, Lawk HUa W A li IkGraw 1 IUt. *.-xPO Sabb, U jAS.BCB»n SPab GBHBiha::jAi,JHSl»lTSliA-.»HWttt« Aaa. Hmy Gazcas IS lab. I A Welch 14 Peb, Gm Bute M ApcO, EdHXaaar sJAB, Wd A Meaii<y a Jas. ThBtBSewtac aaMcriha a ja-j -.Aa dAM autaad ta tbctraaoBBlBr 15C: Bh! J S Hi,li=aa a> ^

Business Correspondence. B. A. GIUOaM, PAm.-UB • D»po-, Va-Tha cal Tad. aad th- Oi-edis. viir.-Joa Bocfca, Vat. Lb WIL M aralCEL vn. Bo.ly Spna , Xim.—With thsaas-trlhallOB of (S tor lh> ti-rtsj 6iT»« Cicrdl. by B. a

MaSaiToL llAET B. £,ia. Mo.-The ajf.ac-te price wtU df. If n t By

aoon. Wa woaii hare wntlaa anl «*xryoc A al&laasat, halyva did a;it {ire u t^ adurei* t.; vhch l: la c<idB«. W* slBpB-thfxc with yoc tn yoar aa. bereAvnaenl. bat tba bMt Bad aU wvcaa dc, u u> pc!ii-. jo;i to tiaeOoa who baa prsBiIard t» h* a

T to the «li»w Ai l lha !

V* bATB traqsea: u..;ulr!aa - Hew ihAB wb mmt yaa f" We aay to atssi. Krai a> a eback or ±r»a wbiB J«a

A a d I f a i i B d l E x a t - a i : a T n a s t a , t x o x t t r n z z g o i i ^ t t to

t h * III M a i l I c f a t r u u d . a c i i 1 « t h i e a e r t i j ^ t h a t j o a C M

B B B d i l . a a d k e e p t h * a a d 'J I t t K B I n t . a i ^ a a t k s

e a r t l f l c a t a , a a d ! t w i l l b * cbbL t o a a AbbI r ^ i f o - . A a t a

klBdB of m«Br; Bxaaln* oz? Usi a! samacy* tL r I f t b n a a w ^ a a c ^ a a - g i s l t - a n r a a t i i r t h a p a p a s w U l c a *

Bar te pat th*cAoe cf U:* poC OSsr iia nahaa la caai l a t t e r . I t v t l l c a a h l r e a t o a p p l y U i a e a d i t ^ ^ p v i y .

t o y a i t h * P a n Q > e * a a d S t a t a . 1 ' e o c pTpan W* ban. bow-ear, Kuae u&uci apoa i: Bad w

PoBt OSc* o! ts» wntara Blak , I x A B B n atay.Johs (ta Gi. bed. J. A. H a r r a a . W . & , e a J t b , K n . a . fa.

B a l a , B a n r y W o o l , V c i .

J. W. Tolson & Co.. FACT'>11; iAB

COMML<6lON M E R C H A N l ^ Ka 9^;, Sorth Co=imen» Street,

ti Ml.LILL ilJ.3AlLi. ITGuire's Tennessee Justice:

Oil UAGISTEATES g u i d e .

~ ONTAlXIXG iii the ooniinon and at&tsto-V,-' rr lAwa ti..* power. iall-. of HactatrAtca. OnaatB-bi*8 aad Cortmara aad a 1 tlje c-t- laa' aai d-rC fBrw aaiy fsr the car of . firer binuM tb«i: : with aa ahndjad Law Dtmowr Alaftel u> ih- Srw Oijie o* T illMll Price pn»:-pail $1. Psr .Ale in oaavxh. mBg' A Co.

Wanted, AGEXTLEilAS OF BUSINESS HAB-

Ita with a caBh casttA: ef SIS or S3f .aOS Wl>hlr{ to laeaet- caa aecrre a partaershlp Ir The Paetmaii* aod Caos-stlBlac bor'aew Vy naktrr •r:t5ec*at* trp icatioa. arith a=ft-able Twfr rial, w !«x oSS, »aV r Po-c O&a. A=rUitb-« Plows, Cultivators, Harrows W E WOULD RKSPEGTFFLLY CALL a V li of Ard Panaars. ta viat ef AgrtCBmra: irapi- rar a i«> Mr ixr e awairCBest cf th* Baat apTBTce •!•'» «f rizwa ts xohf th* Baa Plow, aci -Sbarj.". Pa-«o! S' -i.-ji-te Baao Thoaa BT* th* eheajreet- "ijrtte*: 4-ame- . aad aSBBlABtlA] Plovt f7iBl.vfir*Brw tB '-he eoi:rr-T. a-3f wa-TAZltwd t* ler iu wait. a<ed yoB- addreiBP asd ocr C-.rciiar of prliica hafara pai-r*l*r* from the or cir-b Olleia amTpApled wfti rltr refer»«c« prMiptH fiDed. gSAS? t EAHiLTysTBaatxiaa. Tbol oxrrt a-r". THE INFIDEL'S DAUGHTEB.

Ey Aitinr r' - r fsdcaia " Ttla 13 tb- fce»=l BiUtlCA.

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Beady for Orders. BaroaT CP EArrtsa. Prica Ecinca c» ura. Ej W. C. Ecck. •• TaiLaaaA." By J B. Grae.*. Tn BArr..iT> - Waxa* Cn> Tuct Coxa lasa.

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<3ETKS KABXB A <ta.

I STEBLIXEAB CLASSICS.— HOSACS-» J C-.ai». aXt> AX. bjClarfc. •IBGIL. be EatI Aiu uasora-OICKBO. hy Cm.

f j j f Aayaf three wL i.e u the asia at Mail t1" '—• oreT! Vrai-I ivwt pa.*, ee rao pt el tke 1

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VTBW AND VALUABLE WOKKSFOE . BI5I.X 8TCBBS.TS. jraa raeajrad. nEBCB OK «IBLB UtlsIOS. PBBSCH OS BBW TSFTAIfaST mKMmu— ai ^râot fcT saat B<wr oa af

Southern Psalmist! »» i. B. GBAVES ASS J- M. PIWPLETOW. a 'sr. *< .rrtsaa ci to* l laraiii ataa aa

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BBATaa. MAjn * pp. UNION U N I V E R S I T Y .

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PBBBSB OS STTST CP WOESe PBBHtS OI PBDTBtB?.

Boaad hi ehe*p. i| ^ Sbkv B ac rarare MexKco-B. " Ifrrj l£sf latins • 22 xao tSBC. aao eMTs, u n a * co.

O O D S E W S T O M A N Y W H O A B E asw bttter y rawt«Clla« that thvy kuee act hoBB aUe ta aeaO IkTMt»ea af tha ClaMie stana -TTtiim rhwa THIS, a aw B>« a*rr>4 th* nry Wt UtanI maalatlaM Bf thatBewi*s,teBe*i«mthl»ee«Bti7. Vte lot Is tha tTBoatiTinr. aae pttipaiiy SMd. tbaM wracks wm onm CiBiMEBlIaBtnRSmtatkaBvWiiastoseqsin a ki»a%lai eCtaBlatiB LBIMB«*B: ^ ^ I5TERLIXEAE CLASEICa.-

SnLkCB.tyCU:l OJtSAB,1qr(aazk TIBgil.- Vr HBt 8Bi OtBoeaii.. OIQXaO.lT OlBk... F o r S t u d e n t s !

Deui Tresdi's Pinlokgv»l Wacka. TEBSCS <m BULB XITISI09.> nnosox stestov wobds

OS noTxne.. OB axv tbstucdt sTBonia., at kr BsE «• raaa)* ar acka. •BMths atalM or witkaaa ; ««ATBa.KkBn * DO.

SAXOH F E K A I S COLZdEQEa WOULD YOU SK5D TOIIE BAUefi-

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]ut Iw MW ift dtketaM

, asd remone van friit of faia fo&y —

Chirrch and State.

« » r>ne Vf T.»; a«a w mirain dsvll.

Aai dmH to part no mowt Ml! tmt^, loLonr thoosio.

T atett BIT &tTior Mf; Bfip ne, 0 Lard, w ariuJa.

That I mar «riih Tht-r: MiTTTB W

Crab-Catclmig Apes and their Manner of Proceeding.

IN " Frwik Wudmac'j " L- ih-fnllowiLg amu. ins 'ttnt cf vh". ajsnneT if

eat4dtiQ«; erah? prao fc>ed by »&.•> -" At Ifmg'h thfflr rta«hfr3 the i 'msdtiy of

tfce former ietrleinMtt—a dry .••aii-iy sail antl & strip of V tra. wb r- sll ocasc ^ and only a iii.ale p»nd»i2i« 'ree. whoK ro"N wm tbiddy icicrkccd with crei-piiiif plac i farmed, m it w^n. die Adnner post of tb: Trgetmhle kinôns Behind Uii-! i; j nraw'u iJ aiung, and c»oti laat j m'-iins ir hei'i", nh r saw WTCTal spe . at a di'rtwicv jf ?ao "hree hoadrcd pace*, r jjie of wham w for sametbing as tin^ wilki.d up and dowi. th b«»e&. vinle thi* othtfs it.jod in. -.ioa:<« 1 waj the loiur-tailcd, Lrosm aod Frank wa* iMPuoiiii! to regret th«5 ha iiad no' ai-telaMopa with him. tn watch th» noTtawnt,-fff thesB atnngn h -miin wire when OEt of tfc«3B. a trwmTsdom'v Urge fellow, bi gan tc draw noarar ti-aa. jArefallp tat graoad over wnioli ae went -i: all (oae--, h; •st.Kid at iater»aL« toacraica him.-;li, or toai.jy) a: acme iajcot tiiat b;i3i;d aroaai hiai H came ap w o' li-i' Frâi f\.: cu.J ho ma-cent thiim asi irn the alana ta- other

aiuikayj. wLcc, âidt.':'.- pv -tn crer a littk-elaTstlau. cj»t;r-a *i:h reed?, iltc-rei gra- be diitoaaured a jw'j ot ora !* paradinc up aad la the hr" W 'h * I >aud rht apt'wa.t acoi.i! V.a* nj; nuiok'.y fuou 'ii ta «kt<ia 1 ai-jie ote : fir th- orib-, ih uijt appaready ulans. .. i rf' Lk>- l. Uuu.. ts.u a .lUajiUiy .aia''! h- l- , r wai jt .aada the strfjotd i.ere r "oih • -oi tae auttid r. r •b'-n it ib hi- .*a'"ur tt. . fur tfce orS, J.* wsk- n >-ro5r.

The mandj jr taU c Frâi ^m-.lj t Jr w ai* atujirija, *i,d Ui. .. >fc»f ra. . ..f-L-jfi^lic^ , u ..ir .Wi.e a, i:.d ti ' itrip iar.J j .d c.-r" ' .: > ii • t\t'. a

wiii bi" .'t- s w thf j>r u J ai denlj «£»:• htii-.- !f »cry ^rirttiy ly . .,f -;- j., tliat he faiJii-J m. .a:.b;c H.; u.u brmnlii raa: d hi-. ! ^ iJ liirOat tiXiJ fiJid jf It :; Ui th c mat with an abaisuV, aad udJ uly luad

wfctah amu ed -L.t he w.,u!ii UiTO laajlivd SiiaJijr, h».l mit i to m-jitdi or r iatui hi? d V r iiu-iJaj'j. d.jLe j afur ini, ape hi • vx rdi- i.- r i:...- w. 'i a j rs A' :ha . d f aoT r r .a j; l .. iL tirrd b arj a cr.-- f hi,- jb*!., aid •aricji-'i' ii r Oisd - i;-..- -jr--- i d with ftdiiuA* a t> miiiti it l .-v:- h. IJ, u-ok .•

til ilic f-uu-a -til kt

latv hid Lf pn i thi-r aad af...-the »!tij cndcat

Fior -.If • '4a, c.-i' it .u lUt caeh ,,"1-ur- -r. t hi- TTtidt; a liitr < ( v-l esah ha-\i Lu_u ;

t-i O U1 Iji ••! 4 i - ir. o ' ' i'i facti.. -ri

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vd h.- a-. 'IX,r J d I, ii.d .c r--' .i .

Iji -.h." aip iL.i -a r.T - . i n f r it.; h«! cai.JajiHi. u.i- L-wi ' , s a'd dart; set ; w rk sa v/.-a.

Tiitti tha ap- -joiia liii -ijrd wi'L u..- >-pu and wi««»o«» bi.i - ff -ic j

•ji tr.c

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tmma Ub«rty.

FROM leso to IBSS. Roe« wniiams, a Bvptiat: in faith, whilrt bTiac with his Pa

ritan bnthren in Maasaehwetta, oppo^ ta U>eni eTerythicg that nrored of iatoieracec on aococat of rcJigioua belief, for thej, alio" ^ xiles for eoBdoie&ee twka, had Dot e n ^ the ase of ffliTce in ruli nn.

la 1635. he was banished from Salem, and settled ic ProTidence R. I , where, under hit I gisladon, perfect " «iui-libcrty" was granted » aiL Buf wbfrc did R sjcr Williams ob iJB tiLs ntiicentB ic r f ^ d to r<'igious lib-

erty? He wi- b--i in 1 99 lu 1606, J.Qjc

SiisTU:, E. d viiiC who C'.miKUeti i> from bis coaair.. tt-"1 t-j Hclland a?5<3 j int'H the Br>wT5i ts H-- faoweTt'r, scp

sratc^ frjm ihem acd b«>eame an Anahsptiai d-r jmg icfa:!t ba ti m. jtTx-Uti ag belitverV bapri-oi by imnexsion, aad advocati -.g rciig -oi frc dota. b sb-, p Hais bcirs e»idencc tc

-lis w rth wb-ic he ca:i« R;bi:isoa •• tiit father •f the iiu? sAadote * Sj>Tth bap - Sid Tfiomas and John 3I->rcton, h-* f' rmer of wh"!n b--ciiEe hir nsiui-iferiai

KiIO SjivLa died kcd ai a M r!" > : rctiTZi'-d to

Kr.g'aad with ivtra! of ir-;r cor-grp atioa, i-teraiit-ini: •• t' o! a'W e Kng aiid Sta'e to 'rScir facfr-" li; It'll tc yi- u -d Ii c*i;:fo--ion of f.i'th t'tiMtii-.:,, ''>cf>'Sh!' j of faita ;mbliihcd r-? cyria u peri -n-i, ttrufud Aoabsu-n-t-. ab-: the ycur 1011,"' of whie' iit

say-:—• Tua: the Jlaîraie is aot to fflcddle ii n-liirio" -r oia,'tetrB of con-

iivtr to c:.mpe; lucu to th.a or tha.: f.-rn; '»f reli uta ; btc.x-j L'-r-.ii i.- the Ki: //; aud Law-g;rci- ol li.c Or. ji-eii ai.<i cunio-eiiot Wt qaoti- froas rr-.^bj'- B p:;-..-.' upptDdix to 1 • o'.um- Macb i;.d ^^t'l.r d--oa-".-'Uui en.-v.d r;.t Hipctri- alwa-. .-ar'pi'rtii g entire r<- ij; loarf ubt-rry tt it-l'jsiL^ citraois • -0W • Gud i.a:ij fci"-!. t j • -word '.o cat • ff » • k.d uirn ai.a i AArd w-il 1 'T Ba r- i' ry ij a lU! ji--cfy. 'heir sw. rd t • w-.r.dly iword, their pan -ha-tfuti cn. s'. J u-j :»!rber than the oa--

i-ai kill the bo<3) Aud y k.d111 I appoiu id iioh i ! rt VI idly

•f t i .-'l h t*/i Ô i'-i, u'u-A Hu' u- w • • «

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ward mail , rf;i . aer<.f>>i. , tj'.i! a.!

Ulilj j, tT:...h th. •e; , wiii ; ii.'.' • mjrf iJ i,t,;i< t,, 'iiTu;': K^, ii.'. i -pirtui. 1,1- Uw iJ. lit- lii jiuii:»b ai.; : * • .N. -a-iiil .If worli'y #»»ap<.>n ii i,'-<tti M ihe oup c> iTtitir-n of his K:' gd jiii .M.i;ji!»tr»«5y ia <1 I' - b;c--ed .itdi- .lacr 1' It - rit'lii pl*c«-; bai

: i-i :: -t be w - r jaat G-.d f.> J, via Liui a f r the pibiijhii^ ut Li- g apvl. Tuo

. .i i lr;. -;- u t...t iu Uiv idle with r .Ii 'io. , ur iif e Eftciecce, Uur o.Uipttl uicu tti.i cr

'•ia! f -.-ii; if r -iinoh bpciu e Ctrut u it. Kif-ij id iaw-.;i»«!. uf Lb>; cLoreb and c jcli; «e. "

ii-- r i.uo. iiui .-t Aaiba.i!. ".i.- -.i •lil.ait.Q! - 3,:; i It' .0 iriVuL. iuiii tx, T . .'j J bt -i.i ii u,, irta.' f c:-' i:...u.'iiri-r I,, '.-ir. • , ij! 'iber y' ! .'1 l>i.-: . ii J ll,r-i i7.>iij

--d f-i» - 'i-'*» I-

f l i O p ^ of BMta ao tUk dunA aad Uid «o«l-Iibert7

U two kiradted yews & mai l Uttd, a goreruMBt vaa m-

t«Wiafc»a ¥ j WiUiaBia oa the priDa-{>)«• of ft pan demoent ,** and the hamortal

aMwOilepemaidaa kBiMBccd Um ti> tak« a nail 1h» had aknit with hiai, to •>» fcr the pepoM

•of aearia tlteaKiek.whidt be took and pat Into hJi Ptntafcswa po«k«i. Ba Ktamet lato, and taring kw tanch «l«-p, md brine (athsned. ^Mrtly dark lay down with hk clothes co, and feU asleep. After the faainy had all retbrd, eacept hla WIIb. the tt iepaUt^ inanjîat^y hia, f .woke him. t ^ to w*ire out of

fW ttc cm/ pow^ hia no jurvdKtwm doom, haTicg trotten the pistol, m he rtated. it fk0 conscitnct " that BO fîritnal pnwera in matters of wondup can erer be oonferrt on Maciatrmtea, (who are bat agtnts or tntstMS

was itin in b« pocket. When a few atepa from the door, he fonnd b there, Kod in endworing to take it from hi« focket, it is snppoeed, it hnng some how

of the people.) «roe belongs to the j ^ ^ podtrt. which can,ed it toexpl«le. The bdl tn^dn^. and is not the pro^rty of the • ^

. Ti. V i oe^k S nday moniirj. mhm hewas from pain, by the mesarrcer of deith. H" baa l«ft an

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had appraiir.i i (uwnLin »•.>•>&<• of tiu: party • .c.tJ d biiluid creti. Hd.-f sji ti :L g-T .a:.d »v aiid iij.jki- 'sa: -.. li Li ^ e;; ,j. thi bc;»t. ha iu ai> iiaj .tu j.-fafaanij fa;. 1.-. •• t.r htt awa 'id w ..^ •r »tt.

The aff..:.'. •• u.:- J hid aniicii .1. i, in l>.. _ nli-d L'y hi--- piii. --.ite.j.1 hill :.. jji his kii=ti V Li-d hi.: i '.i ir a, J i'.i-d a. • ,-r ^ l;-4::.iiined .a::h r . : iL.ij _•( = -jBiiual -'ilj a., J a:.- r rio •tn and: ' r. - . ti-iiiui d.-5vi i b-j d-.-' i. I- a i ! a.> aacJtps<.«t»:\i (irad , iit; - a.r «sd same -. ry Luasr- JU. '--bj ot i.; uu- e! f^ ha »unr_' ap t ew ds- l. r. wh, , ' •!a-iduniy ai -.-red a i- a-i K ; L ..d ii-. 3, tch b-- i r i... aiiii-:: a ... t_i; jvf as '.I l. • s-ta waa beiriuaii -a i rtd h-f At cud n hh tail L-'w- »i'r, '-a-.- j •v • •om with sn ..' tk ra- 0 s a i e f & . h 'lU.-'u, thai. -aid : <»t r- a biai any lua^r, hai bar-i ic •» brad Ua- b T mai-daiT at fij^-: r i. f i; - ^rati y t>at tijv apt-, ilii.:—-! xr. :l!. 1 - k ip a »p' t - s-ain I'-d =a 3 < » u ' l-jBcdcd .-if »T 111!" . C wiln hi - r . iill djuulii!.^th:-

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f 't . . .Uit, J t. . a. ( M :l-lfal<;- •jtlj - . . L-- (. VtL .1.- -Lt f. ir . '• f ti ruiujr Ills w riiiiji of tj u tiert L- i L-W iv.r. wli.eb a! i.- t..

.' ai'i • a -ir, J I J ) w.-ut. u Oi-ri.'- wl.-i hii-i. .v.u law- .uii ta!.»

in bi-1 ituri f Jf .'>u , J f -r a: > t . Hit.;-' Hi :r., w-.r : > v-t.*..;-,. 1',. rLi wrL

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intermeddle even to stop a chnrch from apos-ta.>7 and heresy."

Says Banerofi, " he was the first person in modem ohriatendom to adroeatein iis pUni-fwfc, the doctrine cf liberty tf coD5cienee. the eqaality of opinions before the law." And Rogtr Wiliiams tras a BapHst who deriTed bis sen-timer ts fr m Hclwi>;»c aad M r. tJir., and Say.h, who were the fame a- the Daich B-ip-ti¥t=; of vbom Mw-henn • Tte .tm-o origin rf tLai sect whieh acq^r«l tbe i;amf of Acabaptisls. is kid ti the rvmot* depths of aTitiqui*i/. ' Zainele, Uae Swis- Reformer, says • The in.-tiiution of Aaabipti ni is DO EOTciiy, bat fn- thirteea hundred jpara ha-oaa.-ed (jrtat di-tnTbanc in tb-- cbaniH " D D-'nr.ont. cLaj 'ain to tbe K'og of Hollaad and Proft-ssor Tpc'j. of Groninj pc, tay, ' w--hare now eâ that the Baptists who w"re fi'r merly called Anabaptists, aad !a t-e- timi-Me! r'jcites, Wfre the ongitia! Waiden- atiO h-i*e lo'-g in the hiit- ry of t^" cbarcb receiv ed ?he h nor cf that orijfin O 1 'Hm acccaai the Baptists may be tODMderc d tho ociy tibris iiat. C.itaiTiUri'y w ieh ha.** Ktc-vi ci thi .At.-stle:-', and as e t'hri.-ti&u S-o .-iy whicr. •las pT' .-crved pa'i- the doou-i. • i • f i -c pel t rrt3gh all atus.'

lnd'-«-i tbfl pnncipbis uf tU'- Ua(>u-<i.-i, riqh's tJ ftiith and cotiseic c- n/tcttnij ihi

authority cf popes and the inlnrftrtiict vf prinas t/i utaf^rt of telijl.n. tt:t J -Ijia i-f itfavt baptisEi, baf.ti.-m by dippit t , deolsrint' the Bibie to be the ooiy rul-j of t»iib d pri tice in matter:! t-f rel: i'jn iijJ aduiitiniii uone to iLeir oharche?) bnl ref;«;tn;r»tid ai.d persoL'e," caa tu tiiokwaru f-i the \\ .ii-dea»eji, Albipcu»ts, and Viudom. ii. l u 1"J b cc taiv, to iLe I'Mt-n :ca iij iL-.' Ill t i!ei.iar>, to iLe P.tuiidiai.£ 111 iht: TtL, to li.c i> •!;«.'!-> iti the -J -b, o iht- No»ati<'Us lO Ut IM 41.1 itid Dih, au l t > ibt .Mt-â'iKuc.hiti-:, aiid

iu ht fii»t two ccaia'";P-All inserted a''1 d f- r r-'li

/ioa--! iibi.rty, nirarditj! ii.d t.ar'fa-..i! cosufo-iitii if civil aii.l rclit!i'a^ ii, tiin t jca Ar.d -o iitroDj: y •a.-- 'lua ii,aijil.-r.f. d I'd portit»> rt-d lu ii a: id. r 11 i.iiji- ifi' wbn • aboa; tbf y ar uu rLi' tub' •a-i , • 1 Uij (-r-jof-i of ill ir aLoiciit 'jn,'!' ( t -va u. 1-. Older!V abidiDrf rmz n j by 1' .(' .-.foi Y'pi.-ij aid U." l>'.rniout rh,-v r,i .rt.di. (J >v-< rnujei:< -ujport bv t:..- K : ^ ii- .N-'ti crliiid.-. »rd rt-co<uiti'»D i , ai. 1

iUiiliied Ih* hjuuly 0.1 tKi •jr-nn. / th i< It tr.tj cuntraiy lo ihtir U.Uit -i I m^^t siHtt 1 p'MlitjUi" jj

OUDIN.ATIONS i •. Or.iiaaii:-n ... a Mini»'t:.

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amiable cotnpamon ard aeTrral children, besides a largo circle of frimda ar/d wlatiw, to mnnm his antimely death. His r»'ma5n» were depodted in the tomb, aitb the asna! eeremonies. N

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A Mia-Spcnt Life. A dijtisâijL 'J -Jta: Suj .-.s h - h>d !

death iu th.-eitj I'f I' '>• •. II -- h ! t>J-jnu, Aad i tfi -M- H i nin-. laboM w-re Hi- d w.ti r* -y ff.r- ; oar a;ma;r;;' to ae- !•>?(• !.->'..-] -end''; . H-i now ilia g-usa-i f,!ut> mA j: M. d t ti; msiidatfl ;;f th-; '-'-v J-.n-tr s -r T>cy r i;,ithi.3g ta thr ji<<h; proud f -i'r, a h. p Jed a d trcuJilLd t-ef rc the • li » . f --r rnk." A iut-'d an-l wr 'ieh'd h.. bid :.> -•..ffaat briug him a asri 11; t ok it, .a-wrot«» bi.'neafh his owa nam'' Lu e-plta. r R'monw. Then taraicg it o*er, b.- w- t, upo thfl other 'ids, H- mer- ', Sjon hi» j-.H . • ".•ian aama in wh u the man ha io.; i.,m tho oari. arid he read, II mor-. . " T-art j: ff?or and niad," aiid tbe a Sikh man The phjuaian tam d ii oror aid n d, R' marae. ' Y s," add d the di?..pau"iiig woi man, " that ia the whole. It it al! remorse !' Aithoa h hf had rendered ii tuai iMTTij! t. hia aaontry i» 'ini<a of P' f'li «i»d had laitntj-aad Iraminjf m> blaas hia fell-JTi-men, he r.ial iii-d that hii had fa<e«n a waited life Neither faia intellsot nor hi heart had bet: P. eu., -,H;rate(J tc God. Q -id had not liiic- isi all hi.+ tho^^t*. Qa the othur hand, he had rather diaelai^ a!) aliagianeit to iha divine g' vc-niment, and Jij oaried tbu elalou of reliijioQ. He aav neither doty aaT fitneM io a life af religioiu self de-nial and &idt. But the b ^ approach 0/ deatfa ohangt d hia viewi fie now £aw taa: Ilia geziina, (oUa, and higa po3i£i:;a Lad bceii t iran away beeanjo ttiej had no reference to God. The et;n«e(£ttcneG waa, abiring, sting my rcmoTK—the premanitlon of the worm ibat nerer dies. Bemorse was now hia por-tion—deep, fearful, icdeecrih&bk—and this vaiaQ*

The £aet shows that eroi a brilliant li&, sc br I* jjrf'a* ud relate, is a wasted one yfcjwi yieved at door, if God has be<>n

tui. J^ tjij XLg s man may for Ity tpA the VQzId, it is of Lttle valoe at

m .kaa tfaows away hia moL The "Cjâi j W domiaed asd rejectee

I nêd to anue the eon-I ta dienew. Thic emdj life baa been

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Aa a proof cf their aiherecce to the prin cipla of reli£i'ja--i Iibt.rtj, they ha»e never per secated- The jirsi ard last murfyr teas a Baptist; hut f..'a Baptist to p r-ccu'e for the f«ke of rel-giuos opiaioa Ls i moral lui po66ibility. A io:.g line of persecaiians, ex-tendicg down to oar osrn day hart, they ea dar«d; yet neTer hiTc ihey persecuted others; bat to their honor be it said, that through their exertions religioas liberty has been se-eurtd

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BroihiT AaUT was bom in .Moi.ly. Ui ry coiiQiy, North CRtoliaa Aa a>l l-5.1i, IS13 , enii-rau-J u. Tenaetse.' wiih hi-i parcniB al an t arlj a;:", ard was married ic Carroll couclj, T«'aQ XoTcnibtr Hih, lft3'J lie embncel his Saxior l.y f.iitli it e e,;rly aa? of 16 year*. Ai thi ai;« f'.' -1 be ai ii«i ni-.L ibe Unit Bsp.isi ct.arch, aiid shor'Jy af <Twanl.>i c.;mni'. nerd preaching tfce everlisiin G-i'-p.-l of -J SOB of Biybieoascets ; ar.d ih'jojh a poor lEan, ai j hsTing a Urge tiiaily to oup{>orl- iie labornl much it thf" Tita-yard of iiis Sliist r, and his labors were abai:dsrtly bir?<>ed. In lb45 the S.-nth-Western DiJtrict Association was orgaciz?.!, and Bro. .Aa'.rj was chosen Moderator, which pcsiii' ri he ocf-arii' <1 wilh entire satisfictjon to the bretareo, with tbe ei ceptioa cf one year, nntil his death.

Ine history of Brother Antry's m?laachoiy draih is M follows: He bad attended a protract,ed meet ing, day and night, from Satniday nntil Thanday, and Ihtirsday right attended the FirmTiUe L;Mge of Free and Accepted Masons, of which he was ac elBsient member aad cffioer. Oa the erening of Fri-day he had occasion to Tisit a small plantation he had n ^ his rnidence, wiiicb the ock had bc«n breaking into; and his son, ceariy grown; after ct».

HOBEHT P cpiiLIEH D-parte-i this Uf«., « hU r«id»ncp near Sharon. Tipto.- c,.ai'iy, on 'Jie 20lh day cf Feb-rnar>, l.%0.

K iairp I'olli id Way w c"ii-.ty, N C , ir. JqIt ISKi; ci-'ted u. W.Til T-cnMwaboa; 1829, makicj! a >r..-n -.-.y on Id. way W-ei) in Ratherford -.v.. ly T. I r n- b-cau." aciioiunlwd with and < ifrwar.ig marri-.l Sn.vaQ D. Brcu-an, danght r of Nr-,V ;ir.d Uo madf a prufession ol r.-ii ••<! iLd l.v EI.l. Peyton Siuilh, -.1 J. -.-J 1 of N.-V ISJI time b' b -PIDI. .i iii.-ia!' '- 01 III' Baptist ehnrch in CoTinnion, Tt v.ti <111 111- Iti.li .,i VKrch, 1S»5 he wai onlai.- l i i a -..r. -..i.i cbur. h R- liTe,! iind dwl a con-

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omr la tt» •i-itmlh ?-»--, U loeatwl a: SaU tosrt tvrlacs, Bniaot emunj. Vt. Tbr mttr* proftttt. In e'n- u Uii4«, li«!i<tlB(>. misvnl n risi (of vh.cb thare uv ••rwai Tar1«Uaa) oae* ai*.! for ta» parpom of » waxerfng piara. 6tlaa( to tb< IciUtrnV. and U ao* dxrarnt wlxir to tbe obj-cU of -.k« ath-wl Ta* (tmaltoa U on* of ad-nautm—nee,* from t'»» or TtUa* asd ' t •aolly •u<l<4 a nci and pletaM<|a« with th> B'a* Rite* oa aam asd th* alifKhaabs as th* oth*r. with a =M«t dcitzfatfol omiiur eitna:* vhtl* th* •iatm aniKjBOBWiiMTvra. iraiatalBsailnatwnofwhleh rw localttiM exs bout. rb- prvAcat *eeosiCb.,l&tloiiii cosiiija of two -IIS----. »»ch IM V-1 lor.. w<!>,« «B*;;»r bailalwpt-tor i'. th-i %dJ thtiJr faniiia*. u ••il ar 100 rauirat Thr - >ccomiiioda::aaa an of the bwt kicd. rli« hca- of iBftrootSoe u4 gcor-ramras cooaltfts o' klx tnal* |irof>a«>rm, tbr*« f«n»J- ai»l«taii-3. majrwa ud itrwa-tf. Tti» .:«pirtmn>i of I'.aaie I» oondartid b» two Mirsaa profw*-.ir. who d »oU. ot tbotr tl-,. to »lil»"V»i>ch. Th» »ottr»- of !M-mct!ou -idK.-m . .h. Boeltnh «Dcleit ao: «a1>ra M»U>»ra»tle«. Nat;in] and M r»l Iwilni Lsv.rc*. »n-l th* araai oieamw.a) TU" .n. op»n oo th«- lit W«)Ti<.adi; -3 JaDc u>d e -8-. on h- 1«1 W. In apn PapiU wli! b* r*c*f»«! tt »ii» .l-D«, bcvwrT.i- wh«o th» School in eol fan. aad chaiy- t mS h- of »BtraD-» to th- of th« fnôa. ThoM P,.)>!'a whj c..m« ay tti* Vlr<lcl» aod Tân^fm^ Sal! "li o: : "lop »t ;>..• (.V--IU o.- »t B I>r;iat. For fsr -S«rp»rtlca ».IJr»M'h..8Bt«rlBt<ini'.»ol. Botctonrt 8|>rl<>n. Vlr,)nl». CHaS. L. C»x;&a. Saper:at»nd*Bt. Hiraitlioaa alitor* o th. K-lltun o? tL. Rettrlou B -raU, E«. John a. Br laJduii ted R..1 B Ataly Ir . Or»,-c«ril- S C., a«» M T SuaioT Vuten. A"»-, fl«» J B T»Tl«r »D.J lt»». M. t>o<Bd-xtor &<chBiai:a, Oo., Lotch.r. of Vlrjlau Hon W. L Qoicctn. Llb*rtT, Hon- a. A. aimandBua, M. CL, 0/ Vir lnU. U- P. Taylor K«c Blj Urk_V»., ». P Loi». Ks,, N.w 'Jrli-iua

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TtertrtanphasUrtwlnttKtWlaac aaialocs* aT BtataH wte at» McsnrlaK ti pylhl* yoritlaaa ia anpmodte Calm. IWr HoiIUr lakeel ts , hero'a> (Tia« Soeh-kMrm. Wnz iartbrr pvt^Xmim iddiM HUlir O Qac*. Sah-rtU*. Tn*., Cinalar ^ Catalnn April T t£ Knitting HacMnes.

J. B. AlKENS family owt Plamimtum kmiui»a Mackuus, —'"j

Pae Tkoiuamd Lmtu per mimmie. nf b*r caa*. and joa ar* at (ib -tj to mah* asj aaa a( th* tn tB faotx that wfU b*Mflt th* afllet* Tiionu Trair, KivBaia. aasi.inr.

Aathmi*. !f awaszTran. Fab. aa lOa 6a3-n.»Eitt ta BOW D*a!«T twain, aoatba <tne* I Mrir-el tb* ant hottl* nf yoar *a!BaM* a«d]ets* fhr th* ear* cf tb* Aathaa. I dsUnslDed to c*** << a tharoa|[h trial, aad to -onrltw i3T**ir :hat waa thrasfh tta affccta that I waa o.-'Bit *u mocfa b«««at*d bofor* X wr.>t* 70a. X am sow aaclaAKl iliai m* r*-il..f frxiiB on* of ti* taoal a p valUif, i&oat di*-i«*alB» aad moat nBmiaatliiit toortaxa that »*»r afflletad a tnmaa h'ltia l> to N> «t..r<batMl whullT to th:< r mad;. For ibirtacB T*v«3raff-~d wlih th* aathis*. ud dano< thai iim th*.* **r« j.* Bioatht In which I did aot aaffai with ctTvxrtri that •-jt!r*l» Er.«rrat.d m' for two or -.hr** d»y», .•nd aoBicaaea It grn apoa OB* 1* awv ritj. aatli. In liaSand S.-4 Iwmo-IImI for minth* to|g*tb*r, to alecp la nxcBalr: uid ta*'*a.'>t *cu** •irrcia* wrnid'>ris« oa a par . f.-oLlia** aovTerv that I eoall oot oo**. aa lach for .oar*. Bq: tt la ftir ma to daaonb* th." tartar* of th.* p -ioodlc ..thina. T*-u>s* 'or whoa atlt la lDt*cdrd kfrfiw m 1 I t' -n and I m*r*lT aay. that 'rora th tj'liia I loik thf. ftrat doM of roar --B-ptnT" to :h* pz***&t hoar. I lav* OD.' had a t>ad atta-k, aad n.jw idt « ralnm In ao fr** frvm that 'h. m«.«t m:)** esarc:..- a:.ii *KpMar* aaldom haaan* jtair thao to alight:; ri..»rtc: Ih* lania. Toat nMdicliit •<-,00 dupnia thai arnaanoa. and I eao aafriy claim .. frvia th* turmfotor. With {T..at rrapoct, joar oh«d*t Mrraiit J. U. BRASDOH.

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wita IH. .ub-r •ji.trT.rn.,,.. ttin ar, ^ .OB can l- -n .b. op,r»T!o.. la oi- JSaHr.

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Astlima. f a Ujtir tmim bji adiutmfuulud Latrj/cr .a Jfau<,J OnTLaua . I i>%>o reo**!* d-.!*;.*! wrltlsf to 70B uutll I iii.d thomah « iMi.l tka a>.<d<<!ls* Wbit*eomb'« Ktsa-Ct fof .h* A tt iat ) atdiOaraal acaaona of th* ;*ar, lor I had cf •o ohtalaad -.ilef for a >t-Jrt Um*. !roin Tarlooi kind* of madlclo.. «a«l j n-» p" mvaant no-*! nffrota. Thai ha*a I trt more ihaa thirtj dlfl.r»nt apwj*. for th. AatiiU, aatl) 1 h.d i«om. worn Jowa bj ."laaun, and alBKiat alaooaraod -a kiva 1 c..inmai«*d takla; Jtibr citUcla* 1 had b»*u ahlletod •tih th. dtMaM abost tWMtj ywa II la of tha np-ntandlc SI..I: and In a bad attaek I han fiaqaentiy aat ap di w '.ijhu Ui «Bo.:ri.*loo Hounaft«r taklcf joar mMlcln. 1 (band a. uoaconnumrd r«'l«f Ht haalth aad atr*B(th h*(ac to tm p-uTv- I {aluwl aboal twaLtj uanda la wel(bt, aad hava, Dpa-atlT,. f DO aa hma. Whan t faal th, >7111*10011 rctarii-'is a fr* '.aa tpoonfala of th* medlala* U aaSciwut to re moT. tv

1 ...m* t . inn ibat th ary fbaadarloa of ay dlsaa-e haa Wb bio-'.a Ui'- and Iwns ..Kia aDtlraly Uaa* ma At aov at. on on. t-lial aa. .nffarwj what I baT».' haratoHira, and - B '<•<1 th- h..lth that I b>T. ac,;<>7*d alae* '.aat tall, can ha«l •t. t h-'i-v.. iKi tbrrr 1. 1 voiid.-rfai l.'War tn I..naa Whit mb*. tti-ia-oJ for ih« A.thnia. lt«a,..«tfall;, nvm H. B vof a l-...a9 Wbrc-.mit'a &i.cimi| f.r Aa'htaa l« pr.parNl oal? bi lU-IPH BUK.WETTa -a. Ii Oaatral alr.*t, ikxtoa, and f*. - >J -ral.f. H.S s A ALLEN 8 WORLD A IU nKTOlKa Z I L'tBAL- lb* OQit !..-!» f 'T pf iofifjg Baf u> (u of f.iul foalMw' cu*tr

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» »l4urcit}a k. ll W*a aar ftol tnaut liifttlDfvUbrd who Wwa. ria <1 acd fo' luv« Vo tU IMrtU. (fua vLlck w- •-ItTAC. lit* f«>tlOWU( . t\TI PaUlDCNT I H. SATO?!. L L D.. Vmtm VtiiTtrsitg Mur/rfcAar^, (••Ts; !lotwiib«Ui.4)c.c lb* irrvfftti*' a** nf tirm IL A A t Hftir a«a'.nr«t itn, ih- tWXag off ofbatr • .>1 ro I X'^f v«rr« rit«U>r«4 to tbdr ro 4»r.*' ii'V. M Tb«ut>«'. ao «<•)< Htrbsf. CbsbAOfO N V Vy Lfttr u lo lU a»tar»l c«la/. A U I off fU* Cofrr Vmbrr* H.Y. " Mjr hftir • .Iftlinfftl roUJt 4« *' B H 0 ii f\> .c If ^ Hf bft'r vLiet • *» I* t*. tta B»tsr»l B>.t-<«f a R"* D 0;fift..'U(.tCi. V b)c .4 lil 1 c«u ay t«itm«>Aj, . '1 '«e -m a- f4 I . u« wr * T.ati<l« a-t D f Wo'.i Wi v J.rt iwo Si Y Mf -WQ u* r bM fr*» 'U'rfc* rt ai«<t .U*( uf Oia« Vb > WW Uk

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.1 » ki»u !• «<»a.alt*. In a»> W.b tb< RiWr • ^ i • .It- t&lx Ut4 or aaiiMt btt 14 A-i-.lit io cft«ra of usir fft.ilug A.e Vlbuct lb« ir«} b»trv<l, Ut pv'rtJ la alUl., «>J «tlL uf ihr. thr tui of Uiii ALLtre OULUfi UAlR I 4n«« Bft ar-ii or ftUtu t tv • ! tb* pnt*«tp». •t.4 rei-li io»rcb»ci; lo tbfl DuUfJ bU ct, Oob» or 1 *t»4A fl^ Ur .f Ihk bUfMiiii «tfti«v, bam luftt

PHILOSOPHY OF RELIGION.—BY XotiMi aiv. « 'I ft tUor. rh«nr iitf 'al l cdr Oa'Uir frte l* hitZ lacqajLlc'-%a&m of tb* (Ud ci&i. wttv vaeld f r* stsTflr tteM Gu ftrirr <•• th* wCa'A fr: Uilf 0&« ttXi.st.ML Viih xArt-nt-o of oof- nr iwi polaU tJ htrm U)ti tta vork is « '.talrl'ittiiu i u Hmmow- • -visr , r*-. . wiU, i* .rir»>'t Ji tt

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Hurricane Springs, HEALTH UESrOllING WATERS

'T' hk rapidly inonaaing repatation of the A Wi-ai tha aboT. ipr1ii«. f tuai i In Fraa .ln roant/, Trso jia-., r1i rall-a Htiarh of raUaioma haalalavad th* aa-I--.H o purcliaMi tl,*. pn ptrtT, and laak* anh loprwp . .n a a- n.'.-..«*r-r for iba rof-iforta*»l* and p •a*aat cftb. i| - - tawh.ia-t ««. kl.-rrtotT ll thainai*!*.* >f ia« b»n.8ri of 'h' *it*r from all dlnt -tfacA, B* hatth«r.-' . - a -xpendlttir. to .rw .tln; a lar<« malB biilld -ry. /-oiafor-tibl.'*>tta.*a, a»4 otb*- aAOOmBlodatlor• .id I" pmarod to riK-iT. rlaltor* In a jl* whlck eaaaot >-a -irMwl .BT iprlBiri lE th* ?o»th-W««t. the conotrr ar.>5od tb-a.. aprlo l«prov«rb!il for It* K«B*r h'a:'bf*!a« aoJ bean'T. Th* faeiittla. for haotlcie atx) dahJoc ar* th. brat In tb* conntry. Th* drlTaa ar* Tarl«d aaJ attractl*. : asd alto .thar b>MiM,< th« wos4*rttil MrotCISAL QCAUTIBS a,' -.b. Wit*-*. It ll i.-eojl •!> CO otiM- IncatioB a* a plaanat JCH.M15K F.S.-Oat. Th. il natlae Uh!(b aol teaithy, th* a-iEci-.pher* ptxraaad ura g. as-d th. b«*i3tifa!. Th* aprim aSwJ (..mal djff,r*nt ktada of waUr. isetadlac xahtkttr. cha'Tboat*. tn tU-mB, Th* vrlaetpal aprlac ta th* •afph-ar. of th* watm cf which th« f jUowla* la a qaaUtatl** aaalyab. Bad* ky a. B. Aaamaa. fomrrir frottmm of Oh*m tmr. IB th* CalTtnlty of NaabTill*. to 18*8: 8 phaT«tt*Bydn>(*o. Oarhosta Aefcl, fra* ainl combtBad: (inlpanrta aad UHclc Aelda; (la»d er qaarta to noln'Jaa;) Pr»t«xlda Iron. OiMe Ca!ei«». (LisMa Ox*** Main**fmBi, Clslcr'.a*, OxM* Potaalni. OzMa SadtOB asd lodlsa.

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' tb*... p.it-'U .iKlo» i nt br i-.iall, p.»,tftfB pit THIi MaN'l'AI. OP HBaLTH a tlinpia. p ,poiir a.iJ p:> . ,-iTk .if 10 |.a<*9 10 ..al lo.el.iri.id rTflisIl Uair:.! , .h. lyiupl.iini .if cU.aa.' *llb a •W.'il. "f ill. tr>aliiitq.l ai,. i.titilrtc I. N.. fif..ilT llTt jg li. Ih. noaairr •t,.,mr Sr wttii.tQt It ana wftl. It. rh. motLBr 1» il oiie. pmi.ar.d .< ifi' If the pr.'it.-r remety lu ..aa* -f ilraiw." 10 the f*--' .y fti. rlo* "t tilt. U-Mik ll -lul,* i&c. wnic). *II! h. i-n' P ' aj. pal:i lo aor [.an -.1 'he mTj his.o rr' -I • !-' iLl' ar-i*-.:.!! io |. m. are ataiiif>i TH1(>HJCP(M<IK.II rrUILV MCliUllNSil <;.. .lumptl*-. Balm. - - . . - Prt—p-r Wtlr Th* Ot».fet,fcep* Oompanr • llarahaii t Ctelloe CathoIIJii.- Prw- I Mi tH.< bottla I "-I I (ll, t.' V) SO b... •a -a bottle W |Hir park 3i per aopy, •eat to lor g rt of thaeonnt'e wttaoat .i(»oa. m, the r*«*tpt nf ' THh iM.lLTB OP AHIBICAN WOMBN AKnCBILnaaN. ; B.i.rd~to a-u'for iil7 -In no eoantr; do wnmaa taffn ao ti.sch froBi di**aM Mrs- I ll»r to th«lr HI u In th* UaltwJ Btat**. In BO orMuitry do ar many chlklT** dlaprematitraly. rHB CHILDBatCH PANACaAUaaurr raniedy fcr a.! tb. llMaaeaof ehlldr*Bdnrla« th* •*eoD't nmia*r, aad may be {l**B with fr*at adTaaUftto Bab** o' a f*w liuc-a oM I alao the •w«*t**t aod b**t ranalfac* tn *tlat-Ac*. MARflaAIiL'8 irraRIKX OAtBOIilOON U aoanalaesre iur all f*mal* w**Uy lrr«.irtiUrttle«, w*akB*aa, tamo-, alara-tloa lnaaiBmatlaa,'wait<i* falling and oth-ir deraa vsiast* 01 th* aterlD* oTKas*. *• w*U a< thaeoBiiitathTna! trablaa arWat froB] th*m. Prlc* $1 SO par hottl*. or gr* hottlaa for |e. W* har* .KfralM who a*il th*i* Buelleliit-* tn aU th* swiia la Mshama. Geerila. aad Tenreaaee Bat If «i:r wh«r* ta th**e BUtea. arthma|ihoatth*a.>ath»i W*at- aor os* wlabwi to paiahaa* from oa directly. If they wfil r-mlt aa t*e dii-IVva by oalL w* wni Mad that amuant of B«<ieli>ra at nuti arle«a aad pay th* fralcht of tb*Bi by aay «t«uns<-at or railroad UB* that may h* *iinwt«d r*iaadl«i li*4 oar**!*** hoond to rofoad th* aaoocy. Tb* Oref«ab*r]c Coiapaay ha** atwards of oc* thoaaairt -eirtlSea'ca of tb* good «aacu of the CathoSlooa aloe*, aad eas ahow that that pwdtcin* ha* eand Basy, caaM attar Dra. Mott Badfcrd. Parker, Slauon, and Oh***»maa. a!! at th* head *< th* Medical PacaKy. had •xhatut«d tb«lr akill a»l faud thms lacarabJ*. Th*y ar* e««.tfl*d to In th* OoTaiaBr* of two Stat«>. tb* ehalrtBa... of th* Boarder H*afb of Haw Toth, tb* Sarsm la Ob«*r of B*Un* Hoqiltal. Dr. HoOaM, Pbyaleiaa ts Qam Victoria, tba Phyiklaa of th« lapatlal Boiatial. M. Patankarg. K**. S. aga. ef th* Matbodiit B«. Pontata a. Rtti, B«*. Dr. Mer>nts. tlor Kadnflla CSkri*. r.ai> idtoceU, and Lavyata, PbKWas*,Ot«TfyB9B. Mrrohaata aa41UdnBlaa.t>Anpa(taa(tew<»ltf. Tbon wb««M*ti;tb*K,u*Mr«r wCIiBg to te wixbett tbaak UymwIah lcfismatliiBakosttbaB'erto evtp qa* liUiwiiinitintlii 11 -rn-*-^ ^ ^ ^ «iiocwni> di WXCHOI. «*rtw*f*»tr» Ibûsea.

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