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uii^vR m m 

L WX BB^ hmnya ouiariiM be&re we etn re- 

am mif apaitnd hliintr TTe mast be 

tt fran tmj oedid Uugi iMfim God^pean far 

Thii^âeniiUhifnmmit-lteSefrpUtrapta 

v«f Gad^ deiEîrithMi pn^ Ja«ph,be- 

kn mgrnt ainaarntat |n mast lie low 

intt»iliiiBiinte|iii|i i ^ f t r tie hawr ^ 

'to tton, irf ttegrrtcme tte 

eoBseqatat apon it, must first psn 

throB^ a. tum or tmnmts, oatil Umj feel tfaeir 

guilt,eoi m^wmmmtmy gnil^ cnnoeiiiiiig our 

intim. JmA, befai* he ban the juyfnl 

tiiBt TiH]{Lii aSmiDd mrenur over ^jft, ud 

the wigOBS Joe^ BBni Jar hiia, BinBt fiat «- 

with Beojimia. 

deiiveitd fram 

^ week vast be pat opon 

J58 ,l>i*-«iMtoe ten thnn tiat they 

BF wbenrei th^ can jSad it— 

thm, Ae^S^ 

» w»7 to 

•od He cvuee them 

to pn taioB^ fl^ Sed So, K if it ha^ 

land, aod pate J19M aaogB iziso their moiiths^ 

Bitee G^faringa thest. iato the laad of Camum. 

^ j ^ tbm^kng^ tfaa KildenieaB danog forty 

••"Tiii them with nona and causing them 

to OdOt tf ^ ttam that pnxeetSed ftcm the 

Z3oi^ ts bomBis &eBiaiididiawthem the CTST?ii>ot 

of thaJehpEta. And Whsewrlnae: went aatny 

foUBGai^MaiBti^.hegBTetheB into the hand 

of their eueuiiee, nota Uny wtra Brffcieatly hajc 

Mediiri wngfithdpfe3nhim,aad thenhftdehr. 

«ad thasL. eWdwB of lacad ay umo the 

"ay^Bg whaae mnaed. inaamnch a3 we hsTe 

fisnken m Ooi a^ sarred Balaao. Tb« Lord 

^ to tiefflj fid BBt 1 ddiw joa fi«n the Ee?p- 

tiana, Urn Amaiitta, aad ^faxiou irther Wh^ 

^sSma Tet yfrhaeefmriBa me and aerred otter 

gada: aiertbw,! fan deBwr jaa nc more. Go, 

now, to eboKo, let them «ie- 

IharjoBmaiBtBM ofôar distiwa. Then the 

•inWmiaf Iwel^jwahaxesnmad, butde&er 

t w* ptÔes tfa time, aod Uisr pat away tiie 

aiwp^ fim among then*, aod served the Lord. 

andUaaaalwHgifeiad for the miawyofIn«d; 

aadlmdriintaiOiae. 

Godaîf t ^ abd mnfegg their iri«nide8, 

aad their puad hearU ^ faehnmhled, then I 

Wffl hare mer^ Bfon them. We maai fce datply 

amihiecC tha jkgM oar hearta-nesi;,-, our 

*Bi 106 ejerr, sadaoBKly pnnr Sir any bteiag 

* • - fc- 

p^,wnl cnaraaoded 

"IfflBt«>hasoJd,aadhi8 wife ami ehildrea, aad aU 

U«thaiiad,«ad pajMent to bemade. Hje ter- 

«at foU down and entieated hia kird, aaring, hare 

pati«acewithBie,aa(lIwiapaythealL Ta«atbe 

loH of thrat aarrant waa »»ed with 

toward him, aad loowi him aod forgave him tbe 

Xreiymoathieitopped ami the whoie world 

beoMaee gmlty befuc® God. We most feel that we 

deierce etental death bdocs the Kmg wiU our 

piidoa. 

2«fdn we can experience aaiing grace, we most 

feel e oar neighbors, and the like. We get 

too these evil habits by neglecting £ecret prayer. 

We pray a litUe shorter and a UtUe less eaxnesUy 

each time, uatU we Uve no prayer at all. 

When we go aatray from God, our mward trouUe 

win be greatly incrtascd, befon we xperience- 

friahcomXoft and forgiving love. If we are Christ 

tiansasdsointo any evii way, wo wiU certainly 

Bifler m ^ distress of mind, sooner or later on ac- 

count of It Unrenewed men may ain and sever 

feel any uneaaiscss far it in this life, if they never 

an regetentad; but Umis not the case m regard 

toChriatiaaa. It iarrne. that when we getinto 

«y evil way, we wiU he ia a gnat di^ inseasi- 

ble of the evil of it, for the mon we pn«4ice miy 

^ ^ less harm we wui see ia that sin.' Butb^ 

wiU tot us see our true 

atm.i»n, and what da ^ ban committed. 

Now we fed distressed, but wo .ro beginning to 

ccmetooaa^ ^ often just bsfon God for- 

fw.a us, we have a gr«t tense of hk displeaun 

^mat»«, aad his wrath seems tolieheai?on m. 

ia 

Theniano 

a my flesh bec««e of thy anger, ndth- 

« »th« aay nst« »y bones, b ^ tf Liy 

P y " - l o n e o n r my headissisvy 

_ warrant for thdr 

death by fctimtng, but he did succeed, and it was 

done." 

' Surdy," exclaimed Theodoaia. "you do aot 

mean to say that Archbishop Cranmer, the martyr, 

had been »he means of bringing othen to the flames' 

I have always Ihonght he was one cf the best and 

hohest of men. I remember there was in the cate. 

chism I used to study, a picture him as he stood 

at the stake- holdmg out his right hand in tbe fire 

to punish it for signing his recantation." 

' Tes, Mrs. Percy, I mean to aay that Cranmer 

was a murdirer aad a persecutor. So also waa in 

h ^ that «her saint of whom you had a picture 

m your catechism, repr^ting Jck» Rogers at the 

stake, surr ounded by bir wife and nine little child 

ren, one yet a nursing babe. John Rogers was so 

fM a persecutor, that when he was soUdted to af^k' 

for pardon, cr at Uast some milder mode of death 

for a woman coadimned to the flames, ae obsti 

natcly refused to say one word in her behalf" 

- I must believe you, Mr. Courtney, but still it 

seems to tee almost incredible.'' 

'T grant, madam, that it is almost incredible. 

So, whether you derive her from Rome, her perse- 

cutmg mother, or whether you try to trace her on- 

pa to the Apostle Paul, through the andcnt Eng. 

lish Churches, is of no consequence at all. Ske 

lost ker aulkority to act as CkruOi ezeaUitt (if she 

«er had it,) .rien .lu began to sked the bUd0/ rie I cacy of bapti^ 

mart^t of Jtius. Trace your succession of Christ- 

ian Churches downwards from Christi or trace it 

upwards towards Christ; but, dther way, it cannot 

cross that stream of blood which flows out from 

theheartsof the martyrs of Jesus. Ereiy link of 

the diain of succetsion may be perfect, frem Paul 

d.^ to t^ first of the martyrs whose life was , oupp«r. 

taken by ,ke ckurck, for his religion; but T r ^ 

when the executioner lets faQ his bloody axe, by 

Baptinia 

pooring or ipriakting 

water on the ptrson. Then cannot be found hi 

Um word of Qoi any soeh doctrines as these. 

They an purely tbe eommnndmenta of men, and 

f

mrSCSE WQBLD 

IB —fltilMi lit ^ 

I or tebt, ttifc a» ante-IB wbidt ft tev te 

r if tin pfooHi to » andt lad 

t«prtar tbi tevM Urn iMritedf*: 

lilii. Um Inrpmnte Ar Uwtnl 

tar k radmr. U ^leifiea tbe 

yraMi;.ftw|]iH«^p«saeaniir,tlM lUatioaof 

•MJiimiMt Om lamitadt A. 

iHhaiUB. 

1. niiiistetiMbdbniBMrttzste,*c. If 

»ia ii tend ha OB te in jaa or oodv bbîia. 

I BnhafitMdbr«jinjartntniiB{wtaI 

4. PMMDlfaeiMniteittan-orlinoc 

ChBilHMlMpat&^tbe patartmj befoe 

l*lB*wia«siwieEtf«ieedt Gn b* ba pot in 

jiAarnivtaidibifin bi ba ima Wad hj m 

If ObBtebatMrntbaanaoHl court 

i«ui%aed btfon A sagi^nte ? 

a piBiiiM,Ma Ibatflfdw 

iiaa MMiiilpHt of tba law, aa imporUat aa dw 

AgrtftUatnthiconiiiriawm. TbatkUwbv 

oBMMferttapnpariiptarildiiicar tiieCbfiatiBa 

Ctenii on ttb B aanit c£ uaeeaaitj haTe an 

m^tr~-»fnomm. ItaiipalpaUa. 

Raai* tta gmfd te O* eomaniuu and aal- 

VATIOKCRHBI. ITAAOIDGAPEEIILADPB^LATAETAY 

tUaviatipadBad. KotUBS bat tba goipd moat 

ba pramiai! aa aHa to mm mxatm, aa tba object of 

• liaoanbapaL 

f. gKtttbaaawUi iiiîj,wfaiebMtfaatnct 

avonlaBtorbatbatbaBaiiaaaadia baptised. We 

mm Oat baCenig OOOM ba&m baptira; that- 

tee, *e4Ee eaeedhd ID eoododa that the 6*K«»/R 

k te aif diBate tbe lav sotbarsaa va to 

tit paattinl7 tebi^ oa to baptize nj 

la flw sabtferar or the non- 

bdanr—tfcaaa ^"-'tT'irf ar .iocapabU of fidtb, 

la iav, 4a aperiflratioa of one tidog— 

eharaeue—ie tbe piofaKtioa of ev«7 other cfaar- 

batekar 

t TmtMat tbea to obaara aB od» things 

dniM, e^jnedl, or tfant, ia Qte dispematioo of 

i m a^ ba aajaiiMd npon Ooa, a» aodal or pab- 

BedotiM. H«iiadinBeen{tr,orcqQaI antbor- 

a^ impoctanea to tba la V itadf. 

Wbai tba naer baa oBfanJed Cfirist bj fiuib, 

OsaTatj- iat atid imaudiait act Uau is reqoired of 

biaa, la a psMie eoafiUBoo and pnfenktn erf' Cfati^ 

is baptiaa. 13iia im^Sea ba testiinoay before the 

Cbarab—to BM bncbno—of bia Edth in Christ J 

bitt ba ii wt eaOad—it ia improbaUe tosiqôde 

Ibat Goi am-fid ararar will oa a bdierer at Una 

pnt todaiigr bia bîti&B on dajr, to prt>:c& to sc- 

aan—toarilatb»toafaedieB3s, wisile iwfainxaeU' 

ia firii^ im tfea and palyihtB diaobsdicnce ta aa 

aMfnm hm, OtaM jntamad no pnhfie act be- 

tvaaa fiitt ia bbi aad a public prafaam of it in 

baftiB; asr fid ba intarrese any timo between 

fta aat af ftttb aad pnlaaiaa of it in baptim, 

ad oienmatuees leqiwl. 

to puAui b!si IB lor 

m vaal^ ar Boa^ cr jaar, wbm BOt^sf êren*- 

aadtbeexaapleg 

aaaaaar FadiaiBpatiit. After fairisg 

Z«ni tT-lhawajjba vai not told to go into 

DaaaaBM aad pmrfaiia bia couit^nuon. or to im- 

part nfi|iaaB iaatiia-liiiu; bat waa aest in Mnui, 

to bear fta vorda ef Attanwa, and to woon u he 

I ba noaa aod waa baptized, heastae it 

I tta Sot JiJtj iasambeni upou fam. . 

U amy ba aaM, tec be prajed bai 

iy aftar proKaaiDclUtb in Cbrisl.' 

"ActoS :I8,«aid reaetrcd bia agbt, aad 

aadwaabapti^' 

'•Altboogb Saul was endenUy weak, tbnncb 

long batias. ai appean (loaii tbe lazt vena, still 

be waa bapdaadbetee betook neat. Riawortbr 

of aotiee thiU Faal, ia nbeaniaC' tbe natter after- 

ward befon a large aad tDmnltBcns oooeoniae of 

Jeas, leptiaeuta Aamiaa aa diiding a little deUf 

in eoBdnc to baptiati, aftot bia^floseate: £And 

now. mka tarritst tlum 1 Ariae, aad be baptized-' 

''Acta 10:47,48. Afier tbaHotrânt^da- 

aoeaded apoo Coraeliia aad bis bodiahold, Peter 

eonnanded thrai to be bapdsed OQ tbe qwt. 

•'Acts 16 : 33. tfinaaeaa,}befcn baft baa betared aad 

pnieaed bis lâa 

Christ, aooordmg to tbo as-* 

press letttr cf Oi etaaiaaiai^ 'i. t., be nuat fiat 

ban befimed ia Cbriat; tbio ban baea baptized « 

Gbiat aas Aept&sd, (for vbo can deny this was the 

b^tini tbe spostte aadaatood fata to aqjoial^ 

tbcaban neaiTBdGhiirefaMiBwsbip 'aad eatcred 

opoa t^ fiaebargaofCbaidl aad Cbristiaa dotics, 

ptiTato,a9dal,aiiilpa^ Ttia ardent, tbereion,- 

ftat God caBed ao aa^ pnaib bia goîet to attwra 

irtoea badid aot ifastcaftto timj Ibi firat'nqain- 

mmtof abArerMaatif aadfbat Baa^fr*> 

aoaiat'topeaobad teadmaiiiar tba 

-bain baaataito idtor ba baa bdaid 

bdkfad tbaiaHîs liTinf iB palpaUafii. 

riwdtoea of tba cqmas law of Gnii^ aad la aot 

^îTia{iai9aai«ball3DiicBaal€ta^ ia 

oanptav tba caspal^ parartiaig tba tiffak aa^ 

tba Cor^ aad ImOag ^timm mtnr^ 

Btm taHoix' Sa* 

Qmatf9V»x^ aa:4o boi^ tfaafc tbi 

bîa xiiEbtta#lii9Coqd, dainlii 

baft lkdbaim at Wa 

irbi Ma-arSli^j^ 

Ua &nr or appnba- 

taai-aatoyoa aadbrtof 

not &to yoar boaae, adthar bid bteGod 

Wpieif ik'M HJt'Hiteb Ua Gail ipadi, Is par. 

takw.tfte^daate" 

"Ooaa oat of b^, \i. Roaa, fron botb tba 

:noailraadbereidI«^tih»i« cbnaeetadaad afi- 

iTâtoO-witk bar,] my people, tiat ya ba aot par- 

takeraof bsr lins, and tbat jt racain not of her 

plagaai." 

Isn ricbt or/ezpidkatii>r aa to caD npoo 

urinrito piêsa^ >>elMnn to preadi paWdyaa 

n> in tbe 

face of tbe teacfaiags of trery scriptnral example, 

wben BOtbing is to be icaiaed bot tbe approral of 

tboRe gailty of the same sin; bat when ereiy- 

tbing {Mculiar and W to Baptists Li to be I»t, 

caa we loo^ woad'^r at tbe argamentatkms aa J 

oocatructiaes placed apon God's word by tbe orig- 

Perfect Statistics of Sonthon B&ptista 

185& 

far 

H AD we tbe Uiinitea of tba fbUowiag Asaoda- 

tiona for 1868, w« ooald oom^ tbe perfect 

statistics of tba deaominatiiHi for 1856, for Qa Mew 

Soathen Registor to ba issued tbe 1st August or 

September next. Wm not elerks. modrrators, and 

editon aid aa in this. Perfect rtatisties ban at-ter 

yet beaa compiled. 

A derk rr fentber leoeifbig a narked copy of 

tliis paper, ia nquMtad to aead as a Minnto of his 

assoeiatioD for 1858. 

Mmatn still wanted for 1856 of the following 

assoaatiBas in AuaAiia: 

Alabena, AnCanga, Bethel. Osatan, Cany, Cen 

tral, Somter, Cherokn, Coosa Birer, bfaula, Lib- 

erty, East Mulberry, Nortb Riw, Pine Bamo, 

Taêegee. 

In ASJCAVSU for 1S56: 

Caddo, Colutabia, FayatteriUe, Independence, 

Jadsoo, Liberty, Mt. Zion, Rocky Bayoa. 

Wbo will nndt , 

EZXTCCXT.—The Uinates of tbe General Aaooia- 

tkn for 1856. 

LOOISIIXA.—Concord, Eastern, La, Grand Cane, 

Loaisiana. 

WbowiUaead? WiU Brother Lee aA who 1 

MISSISSIPPI for 1856: 

- Aberdeen, Beloxa,Ebeneser, Liberty, Missisidp|», 

Peari Birer, Strong Hirer, Yazoo, Zan, Odd Water. 

Who will send* 

Uiantes of 1856 wanted in Missoust: 

Black Rirer, Franklin, Gasconade, Liberty, Mid- 

dle Park, North Cape Oirardsaa, Nortb Grand 

Birer, Nortb yber^, North Union, Oiage Rirer, 

Platte Krer, Ricblands, Sao Rirw, St. Louis, Salt 

Birer, Tebo, Thud Cieek, Union Soutl^ West 

Fbrk, Wyaconda, Zion- 

Will Brother Crowell ask wbo well send tbe 

abore, and fcror the cause of perfect statistics for 

1856? 

Minutes for 1856 in TsuintisaB still wanting: 

East Tenneasee, Freedom, Hiwassee, Indian 

Creek, JcSeraon, Jjhasoo, Jadsoo, Lebanon, Mt. 

Zion, Mulbeiry Q.p, Noluchucky, Northern, Tcn- 

nei-sce, Uoioa. Western Distnct. 

Wbo will siud * 

lu TkXAS the fi^lawtng an siill wanted : 

BsthifelKu, LSeatral, Eastern. Elm Fork. Judson, 

Little Rtrer, Saiiine, Sister Unre, Soda Lika, 

Tnnity Rirer, West Fork. 

Wto «ili seail 1 

Uf the ViRtiiN-i.4 aasociatioDs the lollowinr Min- 

utes for 1856 are si'll waniid : 

Accamac. Ap(>.:aiaiux. Broad River, Dan Birer, 

Goshen, Jauiei' iiirer, Judson, Lebanon Distnct 

Middle Distnct. Wt. PLsgah, Parkersburg, Rappa- 

haniK.-c, Zian 

Will not the clerks send os a copy 1 Will our 

brother of the Ucratd help us to get up the perfect 

statistica of Virgmia for 1856 ? 

Minutes in NOSTH O&BOLnr* for 1856 wanted : 

Briar Cre»k, Oaaarba, French Broad. Hiwaswe, 

Jcfibrsoa, King's Mountain, Lewis Fork, Liberty, 

inat«rsandad«ooate30faffasioo,infan£ baptism, and ! Le^ Creek. RaleiKh, Roaa Mountain, Salem, 

other tnditioas of men 1 Can we imger dtber re. 

biôrbtainethem? W^ at do they more than many 

of our own rabbiiu? Failing of aatbority in the New 

Testament, do they not go back to Abraham asd 

Mosei 1 But da aot tbe adrocates of tbe right of 

nabaptized belierers to officiate as ministors, tarn 

their backs upon t£e commissioii, aad Christ, and 

Paal, and the apostles also, and go back to Moses, 

VMI forward to Lutber, aad Calrin, and Wesley ?! 

W« quote tbe condosin scriptural argument lately 

set forth by a distinguished Baptist editor, a brother 

esteemed and bdorad by aa—to prore tbat be- 

lierers an antbormd to preach officially befon they 

sabmit to baptism: 

*-A niy suggestire drcumstance is recorded ia 

tbo 11th chapter of Numbers. "Hie lôrd com- 

manded Moses to place 'serenty men of tbe elders 

ol Israel'' in tbe tabenude en a gircn day, wbo 

wen to asdst bin In tbe gorernment of tbat peo- 

ple. After plactag tbem there, it in sKd, "Tbe 

Lord caaw down m a doud aad spake unto Idm, 

and took o< tbe spirit that was apm bim andg^re 

it oi^ tbe Mrenty elders; and it ca-me to pass, 

when the l^mt rested upon tbem, tbey prophesied 

and did aot cease. ' Bat then remained two of tbe 

aitai in the camps, the name of one wis Eldsd, aad 

tbe name t^ tbe other Medad; and lie Spirit reAtd 

upon than; aiad tbej wen of them tbat wen writ- 

tta bid vnU not to the tabernade; and tbey pro- 

phesied ia tbe camp. Aai then ran a yoang 

man," Jan "old land-mark" man, we suppose,] and 

told bfceee, aad aaid, Eldad and Medad do 

jbesy in tin ctmpa. And Joshua the ton of Nun 

[anotbte "old land-mark" asan, ap to tbat time,] 

tba servant of Moses, one of bis young men ao- 

swend and aaid, My Lord Motet, mn^ Taaa! 

And Hodcs said onto turn, ftwiest ttoK /or m) m1( 

TTould God tiâ all tkt Lord's Mrafs vtre propkett, 

and that tk» Lo^ would put kit Spirit upon tim P 

So aay we. And Qod forbid that wa tim\d erer 

taka i podliao tbat would prereat a aix.ê aoul 

from bnring tla gospel of Jesus Christ. See 

also a similar ctroumstance recorded in Mark 9 : 

38-40.'' 

Is not tbat u column to tbe poii^ at tssne aa 

uty argnment'for infant baptism drawn from tbe 

consaxA of diciuacisioa ? Is.it own so ! I Oan 

wa Ibp^X draw tbe following caclusioaa from 

iti 

1- SSarefonpexaona may be baptized beC«» tbey 

brfian.' 

2. Xbjwefore, Miama aiay partake of the Lord'a 

Sapjper bafon ^ an baptized I 

3. Thn^toe, beiam* as^ prcacb, and bi^tize, 

a^ Im orlda^ aa.mbi^sa bôn tbey tbemsdrea 

hanjbo1,» by Mia. 

^rBapretaât^ Womea, Mak OonaafsHls- 

toty of Bibia Translation, tbat sreiy Baptiat satcr 

Oo^t to read—Theodoaia, or any of oor pablica- 

tkma. 

, AX axraz. raaaroK TO suilas.. • 

Any one sending ns (we new saâcribars ia this 

moatb, than reedn a copy of the Child's nine- 

tntod Mootbly Book/ and one cofj of tba Taong 

Rtaper, tbe meat beantifally illustrated mostbly 

(Kiild'a paper paWsbed in thbi csesatry. If a aw- 

tber, what a nch prasant to yoor cbSd cr ebildrer.! 

If not, what a OMTUI gift >0 aoma of yoor little 

nephews or niecrt-! 

Will not our s a-.er friends mon ia this? So soon 

aa we see tbe ball fatrly i* Motion, we will send for 

tba type. Wbo wiU gin it tbe first start? Will 

not our Teoaeasee sistetst 

For a* Tmsmm* BaftM 

Pnlpit Commtinion with Pedobaptists. 

- I klw «tn thtv nln* o;lalo>."—J«> 10 

M R. EDITOR :-.The subject of "Piilpi; Com- 

munion," as it ia usually termed, bas awak- 

ened conaidenble interest- An occasiocal artide 

on tbia topic, pro and con, has fallen in my way, 

and arre*-ed my at* entkn- Tbe aaatter bas seem- 

ed to aa worthy of gran and candid conaidention. 

With your permitsinn I propone, not to reply to 

any of tbe agamenta which I hire read in the oaa- 

troreny—somit of which were wntten with marked 

ability—bat simply and britfly to "show mine opin- 

ion" on the subject. I select yoor paper as tbe 

medium of oommunicating my riews to the public, 

partly because its cireulatioa ia extensive, and part- 

ly bceuiae ito readen hare paid the largest mcaa- 

ure of'atteatiim to the matter. 

In diacu8sion% it u of the first importance 

that tbe points in debate bs dearly and ooaciseiy 

slated. Tbe subject proposed for examination coema 

t3 me to inroln two entirely diAinct questions :— 

Firtl. la it tffông to encourage unbaptised persons 

to gin nligtona instmetion? Steondty. Is it tipe 

ditnl to enoourage such persons to oo ii? The 

phrase "Pulpit Communion," introduced by seme 

writen into the discussion, tends, in my ri«w, roorant of it is a moral duty. This 

duty springs di'.*ly from the Uw of lore. How 

ca& we lore those from whom we withhold the treas- 

ares of aalration? Every man's consdence must 

appror« of the coarse of tbe lepers cf Samaria, who, 

coming to tbe Syrian camp, fbund it dcserteid and 

filled'with spoi!?, and said, "Wo do not well: this 

day ii a day cf f osd tidings, asd we bold our peace: 

if we tarry till the morning light, some mischief 

win come npon us: now, therefore, come, that we 

may go and tell it to the king's househould." No 

law, bat tbat of benerolence, required tbem to re 

real tbe treasum which tbey bad found ; yet, bad 

tbey conîxl tbe tidings of delirnance and plenty 

firom tbe afflxted inhabitants of Sunaria, their con- 

duct would baro subjected them to oniTersal exe 

eration. Bat tbe bebarer bas found ri^h» treu ' 

ares than tboae of tbe Syrian camp^treasures of 

redeeming graoo—ard shall be cmoeal tbem ontit- 

ba bas an opportaaity of bdag baptized, or ontil 

be ntisfla Ha perplexed mind as to tbe na- 

ton sDi obligatioo of tbe cardinaocel Certain- 

iy aot; tba same law wbicb boaad tba lepers 

to proebdm tbe ddireraaca of Samaria binds bira 

to pabliab tba awcMcr tidiaga of ddiTmiwa frtan 

da.^ ' 

BatsbiâsypeniOB iadst tbat wa mat ban 

•ptofie Scriptiuil antbority for tbcpnadiiBS of 

bdienra, I can oaly aay tiatHH foand 

ia tba da^ttS tewawliWi .awhorim him to 

raaîft bodc ortiaot writtm by aPedobaptat ' If 

ananUptisedpeiamisaot aatboriiad to^n. 

figiow iastroetion tbo toasoa, ba {a'aot otbor. 

t^MfcKbjr ^ pwj if^ 

^ ta 'aaoor* 

^ Tba obiadw^fo U 

frta Mod. 

n e ^ I ban a ^ tba qaaalion ia ttiagaaral 

forahldsaâaerafytodiiwaatbo sxpedtaMTof 

nritnc «*uc«aal P.M>ap(iek aintaais ta m » 

cadoaal oceapatiao of oor peilpta. IMon aaoajt 

tba feHoweri of Obristib bolter OawOamd; aad 

we •.boald tabor to proBKHa it jatt aa ftr aa *a caa 

witboat a aacrifloe of prindpla. WeK«..Baptiit»— 

oar priadplea an pacaBar, aad wa an boand oa an 

proper occadons, aad ia an proper w ^ to main- 

tain aad propagato tbaat. Batwa anOlaatim 

as well as Baptisto; aad ia oar contoaa with tbe 

disdpliaedaBdaightyboattofiaadaBy.it knot 

wiae to contena tmr Pedobaptist aUiea- Wa eai- 

brace tbe dtsaae^n peiadplea of ProtataiteB; 

and sboaM bail with dtfgbt tba ooKiparctioB af 

erasfdical Chn'tisadenomiaatibiuiaeweffirtato 

oppose tbe prngress of Ramacisa, da myMery of 

iniquity. I j 

different aspects. I would not mrite a miaistu to 

tbe palpit because be isa Pedohaptiat—if, htMrerer, 

he bekmgs to an erangebcal denomiaatioa, I 

know of no objectioo to him peiaoaally, I wi^rito 

to my pulpit wbenerer courteay, or tlte pros|^t of 

usefulness may seem to rHi.aira it To the -||taia- 

tcrs of anti-evangelica! denominatiQns, I camSt ex- 

tend this courtesy ; for tbe ream that I de^btbeir 

ministry, on the whole, pernicious. In Viit^nia, 

the Baptists at all their gesetal meetings a* npy 

the houses of worship of tlie orthodox Obn:.tian 

denominations ; and always extend to tbem at their 

general meetings the eame favor; and I have nerer 

known tbe sligbest eril to spring from the conxtcsy; 

but. cn the other hand, it; had resulted in the in- 

crease of Christian hospitality, and pleasing fialer- 

nal intercourse ^ ^ B. Ji 

Atoaem jnt and Bademption. 

A LXTTXS from a brother in Arkasaa has been 

placed in my bands, in whi:h object^ i s made to 

my use of the abore terms. I had nipreast^ 

redemption as resulting fri;m atonement. jTtie 

biotber thinks atoncmest resalbi fioai ren.'r, but we have tbo ide^ f^ 

quently and in diffrrent forms of cxpress'Oi^ In 

the Old Testament atonement is used, I thisa, in 

lbs sense of expiation, as wben it is said, -'The 

blood maketh atonement for the soul." Tb» re- 

demption results from the sacrifidal blood of (.Wist 

i9 manifest from Ephesiass 1: 7, -In whom wi^re 

redemption throogb bis hk>od, erea the forgit^ness 

of sir>&" Qere, as it seems to me, tbe redrapticn 

is through the atoning, expiatory Uood of Cbribot bniaelf tbroagb tba boait. bnlB aiw 

diseased fron urar stady. Uia foOowiai: ft* Basa 

to bia wifo, Ibaad writtaa on a ToliD abaat bfafi aa 

tbe tohta bsada bia oanaa, gin ptâiol atMMBa af 

the awibl tetaadlj of tba d 

Uybraiabaa 

walked; and'aftarfal draaai aaa am aa. 

not bear tba boniblatboo^ Qod aad lubatof 

Um liocd JesiuObrirtlan merâpoaiaa. Dnr- 

est Lydia,dear children, farsvdL J^bniabana 

aa (be recoUactiae growa. Mf daar, daw wife, 

faieweU. HoaMluak^ 

TOB SOOTEBTK PAOETO RuLaoi.T> —Tfca &oiata 

(Texas) Flag aya tbat than an 500 or 600Uhom 

tmployed aoon iba two first dindaa of tUi nadi, 

and tbe Tickabotg papen aaaatt Oat tbair laaA to 

the Texas line, to com^ witb tba Sootbanii Raifta^ 

wili be ready tar nse dariag tla ariaait y tar, aa 

tbat tbe (risoda of tba Padfic Road am ba abla to 

eat their aextCbriataiaa liii^sj it MaiiliH la Tai 

as, or at Tyla, tbir^ aalaa bgy^ Manian, and 

trarel thither on a railroad all tiba way firaai fta 

Misissp^nrinr. "Tba work goas bniniiy ao.** 

Thisatba^reataatpabiiovackflf tbaaga. As 

company wiB ae ona of &a aebaat BailnadaM- 

ponita in America. Had wa abaiaaitii wa aiald 

inrestat o(ioe,foroarpeeaaaal aad tba paUa'a ben- 

efit. Haaaot tba campaayaoaMpatraaicstoft^- 

stow I 

Ax OLD MJLX TaaTaaasnr JAIL roaSaat.—Aa 

old nan named Gregg, ate had baaa caafiaad in 

Faoqoier jaO dnoa tbe fint of Oetobar IMI ftr 

debt, under tbe old law, waa relaaaad aa OhddMaa 

day by Jailor Cross, than bemg naOsnc kftiatha 

bands of tbe Jawtopay bia jaScxpaaea. Waloata 

that this maa bad property enoogh to pay (ha 

rangementa, serving to kok aftor tha aafotoipna- 

erty, bealtb and morals of laije nnah|H olâr- 

strna. No one wiiobdoags to a eoauan ^tf Ma 

kin 

taned a patent for sa amngaaunt and 

of lEacbiWy wldch a aspaoted to

m 

BEHERAL ITEMS. 

QHf l^'^^^^HgfI 

Ik gntrijiBf to m that Hijil i»l pspen, Nonh 

xsd aDnUi,aoM;an tovsblyvidt te -nfyfint 

ffifff tHf'Ti 

Tb« R. T. fawinw- ii tlis InSns Baptist paper, 

^MinC ^HhB IncHk Bikar SDhmbcnar n j Bap- 

lat paper io.^ vted, (flnly afaoat 1,000, or LSOO 

anteUaatits TaoMamBiftiit} Itiaateanti- 

W papar, ad aUj afitai. Ita tatj draw bai± is 

^ Tirelnt ilwritigB tan» in inflaeoca ia ^ 

reipKt is oaaqteat sad pmaotna, faoam; aa h 

dM ite Iraaof teafidiii SB the Ho^ aod in^^ 

taown lail lawiilai kt Aa SiMBth; teaiAiiit a doo- 

tiiaa tfaal tuOm Ghnrti OBE tfaa apoatks mr 

tau^ W* 107 €iad to gm oar Bra^ B r ^ 

vbiB wa lavaei sad lam, Cm onr laat interrimr, 

aoaUwrmmf 

IXBir^scBEur]. Aêmmtafrimi OkDadaarefiigbtAil! 

» » » » 

Qwncfl Obaaiber yeeterday, tiiat tbe Oocaaiitte. 

bar of tbeOwaea CbaaherWM hwtei down aad 

mrm^ômm a. enafcrf by tb« prm^ «f u« 

ennrd .bat tlwT fainted. Tbe Ooauaitt* bad 

plaeed etdeta in tbe baada ef eleiMii 

^ eUwrpaaciB«.to be sold to tHow vbom tbey 

efcorid kabw t» be de^rriBg; bot »U11 bimdmb 

not tboa «»ppKod.aBd beace tbe nub oa tbe 

OoonaitM. It i. ealerfated tbat ate fna fire 

to tra tbon^ fcmflk. in tbis city eul. or almont 

«««of fi»l.K,d tbe greas difficulty eipericW by 

ibeCommiuee i., tbat tbeie i. not ^ enough to 

neer lopply tbe deaand.-rObdaart Ctaa. 

The AUanU (Ala.) Intalligeneer state* that tbe 

ToB«rn ud Atlantic Railxoad gitea a bonns to meh 

«» •gree to abatain from tpiritaoa* liquor* aa 

bewage, Taryisc »o»rdine to tbeir pucts. SagiB* 

»ea iweire $37 50; ctodnctoTB $Si: and train 

l^d*. firemen, wood pa.*i». $15 per quarter. Of 

tbe employor. of tbe road. te.entyKine bare agreed to 

the T^nlmtion. 

JarearTci. MortAtirr.—Onr readers win be astoo 

labed. taya tbe Colnmbn« Sue, when we tnitbfnlly 

infiam them, from itaimmta before na, that dnnog 

tbe year 185€, ibal bariali in the fonr largest eitia 

in tbe Eaûaii States are set down as follows:—Phfla- 

delpbia 12.000; New Tork 21.405; Bsltiaore 5,677 

and Boston 4.T10. Of these ds^ths, 21.767 were 

cbildrBn nndj fiê jesni of sge, and 2,673 of the 

nomber died of . . r.et ferer. sad ot the latter nsia 

ber of tbe rictims wen of PbUadelphia. ; 

L*aci Bmcw-—The 1e« Pâseis B. Grsy, of Bos- 

ton, left toEarrard CcOegs tbe scm of $50,000, the 

income to be appUed to euablishiog aod maintaiDiog 

a museum of CompamiTe Zoology. This is in sddi- 

tion to colieetions of eegrKvings. Talned at $30,000, 

which he slso gare to the institutiua. 

Euna J. B. Snrxtaa.—Ve record with rrgret ths 

death of this brother. Bs died st Orange Spring, 

TloriUa. of eonsnmraption. on tbe SSth idt. 

Elder J 3T. Grangar. fastor of the 1st Baptist 

Cbnrch in Proridence, E. 1., died on the 5lh inst., 

an ahie and nseful 'ww, 

Hon. Preston 8. Brooks died tbis erening at Brown's 

HoteL He had a serere eoid from which he thoQght 

himself recoTcring.bot was aeixed with rioleot croup, 

and in intense psin ezpireii. 

The Sew York Mirror ssy* it is estiKUed that one 

of "onr rich mm' (Wa. B Astar) has now s "reini 

lar income" of $3,000 da-ly or about $.6000,000 a 

year. 

Paooaxss o» IsroLaaaaca tx Srira.—A decree pub- 

lished on.the 3d of Koremîer ia rvlation tbthe press, 

states among other enactmi^nts— 

"The decree allows of no reUgious controTersy, snd 

yon will not tulerats any Infraction whateTer of this 

rule, nor permit any joamjl to make any comment 

upon the holy Catbcdic Ksd ap«rtolic faiUi. Nor 

shall it be permitted to discuss the opportnneneas of 

leligiooj unity." 

rnalUtarf^ of las Icachisg diia quea- 

Iha Jaaiai', Bnk TaiitfaTO. writes as thongb he 

bad a work (a d^'aad meant to do it, aod be will 

doit. Bait aak afraid of bciag a Baptist, and 

jxiiiu$ Ska oaa. Bumeaa to onr tisttr. 

Xaa Waaaair BirwTwa, Lotsarille. Kestacky 

Thia pspar baa paaaed oat gf tbe liaads of (Hhat 

oaauBitta^ thac eaaia so itcar eficetiog ita iireme 

Aafete rva^ iato tba baoda oi Bro. BobtaeDS, who 

baa nutariilly iunwnd it ia erery lespoct. Its 

toaa ia oica dhristiaB aad its ttctiment mere 

Jtmtn happy to say thai Uie Recccder 

aad tM Tsmeecft Baptist arc on the rtxy beat of 

Bra. B. lias tluis br proved himMlf poa- 

of Onatiaa prîcipla mnngh to treat tis 

with aaDîaJaatioar-aQ wa arer aaked of ita former 

coDdae^gcs. Wa {say (M ta bless torn, aod gnot 

him laiyiJB^?ari^. 

Tn DmsL Macon, €ra.. corro: to oa ia a Sonday 

dnas, daaa, aka aad whrVeanrnn- What a cbasge 

Bra Wafer, (MaCov Seexetary of the Domestic 

Eoard,)ikaa 

He has roilrd op bis sicsrai aad gone to wni in 

gocd cn>aB^ ia restore the decayed tepntausn of 

tfa B« says he dcw't ex;>«:t to ba cairM 

to Ob îaa t. and as it is generally rvceired by, 

aod finds a beany welcome in almost erery family in 

onr riciaity, and as the communication written per- 

tains theinterrst of my family and neighborhood, 

from lhe«e consideratioai, I think I justly claim for 

it a (dace in your paper, hoping you will find it coc- 

veniPiit and con.^'iste t to comply with my raquest. 

If you do. snd will set accordingly, you may continue 

ycur rhretto my wifeoue mora year, if notconrenient 

to publish it, please return the conraspoodence, and 

stop ^be Tennesve Baptist, and you will oblige, 

Toure, fralemally, J. 

Now, we say 10 Mr. J .that his piece ecaaoC appear, 

nor could it. no matter what subject it was upon, on 

the terms proposed by him. We allow no man lo im 

agine thst hr can influence us, editorially, by loss of 

his patronage. We doo'i want the patronage of such 

men. C-jr paper can dc- ijch men no good. 

The article it purely a persooal matur. He had 

failed LO be elected a teacher in his neighborhood, and 

je» .-i*! neighbors offer to make him "p an oppo«ition 

schuol, and be wants ihe rcsdets of the "Tenni 

i^ptist to know this momentous fact! 

If he will send us an enrelope and a three-cent 

stamp, be can get his article—snd, if he sees fit to 

abuse us for a refusal to publish, ^c., we will gire his 

name and effusioo. 

V m m r , Una-, Dec. 13th, 186ft. 

Daaa Baoraia Gaarss&TeraI of the eharehcs 

ta oor assodstion (CiomAL) ara now, or will ba 

tba first of next auntb, witiioat a pastor or sapply. 

I will mention these: Hebno, Taxoo City, Bay- 

mood, Union, Moond Bloff, aod my probable soma 

othen, tbat I am not well noagh inlormcd abeat 

thair arrasgi ments for next year, to m'ntion namea. 

Soma of tboee menUooed haa atade eallsi bat Tciy 

raoenUy learaed their calls an aot accepted, aad 

an now at a loea when to Mt for miaistars to fiU 

their palpits. They pay wdL A majon^ will 

pay enoogh for half sapport of a {machcr for half 

bis tiiQe, aad then is sooa aadantaoding batmen 

them of calfiag a aiinistar to sopply two at ksst 

If scale of oor ministering tecthren woald risit as, 

form acqaaiataace with the ehordies, I ban no 

-•Nibt tb^ would locate with as, and a libend sap- 

port eoald bo secored. I wis instraetec* by oar 

chorch (Uoatd Bloff) ti>day, to write yoa m this 

sabjeet, and reqaeat yoa to pablidi tbe wsnte ol 

oar diarcb; and I oondoded while doing ao, to 

menticm other sister diorchas in oar bonnda, who 

are in tbe same aitnatioa. Tbe SxeoatiTe Board af 

oor Aasoeiatim wiahas to emi^c^ ooe or mora aus- 

aianariea to sopply some desdtate i^soes. Now ! 

will yoa say something aboat tbe waate of the 

cboidies in tbe Central Aoodatica by way of an 

editorial. You know many of cor membera: they 

arvt true and faithful woikers in the caaaa of our 

Sarioor. Tbeir faith, doctrines, and principles of 

gorerament of tbe Obanh of Ohrist, an pun and 

erangelical Bible Christians; soch as tbe oo-editors 

of the Tenaeaaea Baptist pn^wgatea and defenda. 

I aend yoa $2 en aooaunt of Brother Jeasee Lib- 

ley, Vernon P. C., Miss, which pays his acooant of 

subacriptiao ap to Ist day of Aagast, 1857,1 think. 

If yoa eriU make oat tbe aeooant of aacb of yoor 

subscribers at tbia office, I wiU try and cdlect it^ 

aod forward tbe amoant to yoa. I cannot make 

oot tbe aocoi&it from a memorandnm I hara. I 

paid you aome money in Oantceeding8. Aeeept my beat wiahea 

and kindest regarda for self and lady; tnay yon 

prosper in yoor temporal and spiritual aSaiis, and 

8P80IAL AB^TICLl. 

r»ri 

S. THSMK,RMTTF.SASM««ASSIATAEOeak)^«3i«s»,OB 

»aAaata«aiMt 

I la am Oea; • W Maaaa «. a» ^ 

I JaiR W VlfiwS «• M JSa; V VMar ts iSft ta: e M 

I teletta; BV«tea«aiih Sm; W» - 

I -I tim Tt 11 TTitSrii H tib ti>. 

ta; W r Series ts SU mc M IMar, A J 

Jas; VTn«r^siB,marB Mtreitt>Iskta; • 

I«bIM;taisBlSuaeeateMlh*%;irWliilliUWUIta; 

I 0 * ansa as Mia Js»-Se SB fbr BsetswaaS OH SnB>saa(k; 

WHiaeiWtsniltai AW teIBIh«a^»« 

IBtshsU, B BUkea ts SIst W B Sat, S taSsa M Bsl 

[tasasHtefynatsSaWh; BB TMw ts SKh ta; > B 

IW Slat r B Assea ts set IM- 

19. nerwsi 

Aa S(«Bt rwchsriac r OS Mr k Sw 

eepsrssat Oa asU Witt MS rM< 

•Mt St, aa hM S ts 4 Maths tios. 

fsk r-sa EBSTBA KABO A oo. 

NOfr IS THK TDa TO SCKCBIBS 

FACIS ID BE BMintMagitT;^ 

L Tka Tsaeaseea Bmawlsa tsOfieaeBsiiBy 

»sr. dsrtgas* ta *e la jpslae ef MtMaiw ta Bi»Wt 1*. 

drlw what miT Bsrdrt |a*«r shssM te. aaSIa sn 

taMMttewsatserasftMiia ths (lewlea sBfin af the 

' Orsst Wssi." 

«. tW tsmsaieSS Sa. If psH ta liisasi. IT 

ke'er* ta* sa« sf ths yMT, SS ee. 

S. Itlstasaallsr(nats«,tbstarstirte«*BaalsaaaMmMpaUiÛncboiae,aad tteentirapm- 

ceede^pSedtOBiiaiMerialedBekte: 1 

Tb fiidta this even taore eon^lets^ a atatsitB 

ol sseb scfeBol aadsr tfaa pataonaga of a comaatiaB 

orissochtion,with awberoT tsaohanatsplMd^ 

eocigcdiBtcMhiac,aad nalMtef pÔi^ VMid 

UaSfaaMcaoDs. . • 

X dsAa to do gDod ia tee irafsi eeBrt sO te 

tmrmtt —Thar* *c* tat r**wha «* aet at SQB* IB« SX 

p*iliae« th* (artotcut tSSct *( Xmmfmn lalitattlea, neb 

u * nw of fal****, w«i(ht, nti aasMlaMi tf th* ttoau 

roaj fa»|*«. 2>.ttarM*s U th* moath, aaassa, ilck.hndseh*, 

at I iBch fMliaa ar* *Tia*ao* *f ar»roa«hlB( «7i 

p«r«i*, irWeh thosM slwsjs k* «h*ek*l aa* ear«e kr th* *m 

HuiTarti* • Sasuch Sittsts, wtlsk u* kaowa ts b* sa ia- 

falUbi* rasMil/for *U •Dchaoaplaiata. To this tbsouaiUrm 

mtif/ *ho hsT* trt*< Ui*a aod »roTC4 Ik* tista 

tti sal* b7 DraoUts *a4 D*al*ra (*asnUT 

aisx* * Scitonua, 

io. asowB, 

W. assBsssBOTr, 

H e. toorau, 

A. SiasTca, 

tim tl-lm Aat DrsccUts c«a*TanT. 

CGIOEERCIAL HEW& 

iuaaan« aanisT orrioB > 

BssartLLa, iaa 10, ISST { 

CSTTOS.—Opsrstlasi nrj IlBlt*!. W* k*ar oT th* *•!*•*« 

sboat to bain at II4 

Toatoco —W* hear *r th* tai* of *** kkd. l».4ar at fl4 

pathaadrotf 

Lass—bMitiag si IS)o. 

[OomtyoalMc* of th* T*aa*M* asptut.) 

AUaata. Harksl. 

Aturs, 04 , Jaa. »l, lti*< Ayyisj, tl SOal 

I. erasa Afalss tl (0*3 CO 

eiwa-0.tttooafool.Se. Bot*, PIMS, S*e|>. Bc«s,a*tt 

I BOASaa.—W* aou** a betik «aua4 for >*w Baoea aat 

lata, aaS bat Uttl* la aaikali *adj ih-pBsats aoaU nU 

nainr St ran pfW Oora brisk. 

Baaao, Asaon * Co, 

Whoi*esto OamitHa Msnksato, 

Atlaata, Ssariia. 

aiw OaLsaaa. Vsk S. 

Ooitea B!rsB*«4 i ; islss af ltMwirdi yre^rttj is, t. 

t*r ay hoasraklr. 

a IT aar Mb**rlb*r i* a* roM aC |ria*l»l* as ts lafMlsSs 

Us Jwt chUcatteaa, w I* ga at, Issri^ kts sahssiifaaa 

raid, sa-l hi* t*r*na»MlM Cor la th* *>**, k* m»j (xywt 

toM* bk aaa* ealj r*»arta«, that *tk*r Soatt! It ta, ih*T*tai*, Ik* b*si atrar- 

Usiaamdiaai. * " t*i-rri Tif uliil ilnilksMssto si 

•dmittail at th* fsUsaiaf mas: 

TBAMS or Anraansoia. 

Oa* ataai*, t lis** ai Ian, tl CO 

BMh •Aditkaal ia**rUoB. • n 

OB* •qaara, aa* moath, • S OS 

Psr itaaia, th ** oMBths, • os 

Oo* •âai*, »*r aa a«, - St OS 

d*aoatB«ttoa*l School ilnîiiiisw il halt Iksskora 

rat**, aat taMrUMy ia o^vaKU. 

AD traaslsal sdrarVMinata H b* tor la at' 

Lat tho** ah* adrartis* isrf ths aBoaatsT 

sstna la «zpv.« la ait atltoiai. with IhUi a«r 

IlTT,(«c*slhslss»>«s^ 

*ad b!a4 thaiB,) wlU aa IstraSstinB, J r«a 

4l*l*a-.s»7 IS scats. 

BaaliaU eaakt ts sinalala U toast MS,oaaceîb r. lai—It as Boath Third Stiast, PhiUMyhla. 

iteilh* vaatsofWasma 

lisBrd Bobka a» an aaalU rae 

(rr Wiabas^to*r4aT«r sardasi'ad pattKa,«ahot 

vtshaat rauTxa asaaiaa, sad wanaaiad vfazlar. 

Memozandom and Pais BOQIC* 

I Baaur aat ay ia p*»tsi»n aad asaband. 

BAKKSSa'OAUS aad BILL OASES, al ilsa* sttititos. 

POBTPOLtO^ ylau aad *l*s*at, aj nima Sai^s* s=d 

bssatirBi Itrl^ vT 

SLATA AmUcsb sad Bacltok. a fall •MrtMaS^ b/ th* 

atad- 

wA.toa- asLT BnacH RBSSBST-aaautn tn. 

^^ «atsa*eBi *ad aiayttr* IISUSM •heaM si oass naorl to 

Ui* •slaahl* Bndlita*, which vtU s»**dll7 laanra tk* vent 

•TaptoBS ef th*** dictiaaiaa amsirtata. 8 » • Awlelea. O ^Slst Ja^B LVssi.^ 

alltait9talslJMi«» ' loka 1ti*a»ils,ml 

ItoreeetaaiMiaatlllaiai r Jttwktwtaletleej * 

gWllts^fti aÂsa;^ .v>laptAp*Bt,taBkli[^4 

6 Prifa 

L*^ y i>ai.ocaphr 

aH*Ba 

Joaa B 6 B.r s. of BsiksLitsias. 

W. B AN.UT«A. Tstor. 

tteyaarue aitha.Taatr ^jaaiaBU. Ua^SSitoM 

toajard-abtfal, bi< » Ula- a ntra as aUbSal^ri^ 

p-taat PacvMT maiarzi, to^ acd a SWrûWatei 

taittoaaad b.«nbS aooi t a 

rorOktsii(Bcs spplf to Chamaaof tts PaB^tT a to 

"JRÎL^TI ^ 'oaa B. Bita. 

_ rrf AasIsM 

Bâsxi, Ptal*.a.« ot MathmaUa aaC a-tfrl 

CaariJ*, 6a , Jaa , Jiit. 

Aw'rB.af Tias. 

'HIGH SCaraOL FOB YOUNQ 

aocaTOB, isiasuaipri. 

CUaa Pabnattea la Pspsr btalUt, 

JBoasBl Gift Baokr, Aa 

Oall ssd saa tksa. 

lati* 

raor. *•. a BOSXT, 

BBS. I. 0 UCSXT, I raaeaxiM. 

W ILL om oa Ih* fcsi. » JKBAT J» PshsEor a«t, a 

Bckoal ar th* iastracttsa af V. aat' uittosTtf tlT^ 

tasasba ef a ttocoafh aai pc^to *«ntia. 

D*taB>a*i to aiks tk* >asatatirter expeaawLLb* tp- 

-aa hfei-v.- 

JSB 10, 'ST. 

Pslto»phl^ Appa^ aad aaaai af Oast^. ja S 

tesacha ahidi laaait* It. . w* 

CAKCER8 CAN BE 01 

this Ja daatod kr PkjsialaBa csMnUr. 

It witk the kaifs. a^^tisvye^ 

Th* OoIIsclato CoazM'Tin echrat* a paiit j cf faat 

.aaplstiBj tb* pn*e:ib*d aoatsT^ r*esin 

• ET'ÔW 

d. * to tha pallsat. na.|*?*alMa1aswaatk* 

sst-sar to ast asfailatad vîhe Slacaeria ar tta «l 

tksTHsStMsPi^toa Ikiaafcai _ 

fa^sal^ sSaafttlsdrasdeaMS. tksa rabVUa I 

ksra asadatlk tba asst aspasBitod seaia lar Iks pasttoar 

raais, atlkoBt raaua er aaa la oaa amaas osaa^>: 

^•hst pkpMsa la VMsass* saa s» ttis af Us kaaaasat af 

tastarwartos she* TstMsdtoaTiike*lid»-T Ikat^ssB- 

tsirsaaof Osa**Twss •ureazad! Ai* ttsy ta h* 

soâaad! I *atr tk* Ue«la( 

OBALLBBOB 

aaPriaelpal. 

AAXBS OP TLinos PBE SUSIOB C.- JITB 

Priaarr S*partB*at, tt3 flO 

PrapaistotT " U eo 

Prashtsaa.Bophsaer*, ta- 

unt aad aasietCIsial^ 91 SO 

Braakanof Apoaistas sarf 

aaof Tasto. S £S 

Marie oa risas. Si O) 

Oa af IssSaa*Bt, S O) 

Oaitsr, se

' ^wfnimlf^^ 

nidiwa in'tl» enUnvr CrnngB- 

J^ltffctf bait not bt ymv 

SOwliftftvi^laiftabairtolxil^ and 

^ fir ad ateK, ^MT "iwjpai'^ nkte 

r WW 

tti^ rn taTOBotioM,» ^ M 

Jkm». :tmibTnaottMjmtrrmieiaerm%eh- 

e b h t i s I b r - W h T ^ - t r a i t m m , JT j o a i n U So 

ttia, jm-wfll uumuiUIisi yoiu nmg.' This âb- 

m •Moitiao or Qm mUM wwJd 

-ActmoaiMp^ MI aSni to-Irt lufaunrn 

•însain t>iMiia£neverediiidderotethaii- 

I t»»ahtiiiiB of t]» problem. On bead be 

"aedai'' G«oiogat> ma^'mth emv 

' proprii^ onarfa firm tbw t a b i e u u t m a 

; into tins Batter. Ibr Oe^ viB 

lo |B Bate Uk Mrilinan tDooffa if pcopla 

B3t kara te make bread vitbimt'faoda.'^ Philtao- 

pbnibliilil tH intent, for im vbo finda ont 

wbat viUîa tiwpIaMof vfll dneorw 

tiia piBtairbsr^ Aoaa. Ton may Omk bm eztn- 

taga*. daar »ada««. bat 1 am art. 1 wtmH 

ntbar bar tiiat braMi «aidd be mde wiibnot 

Una to bear Of iba dtnavary ef finMB oav panata. 

\4Iac, vbat ioterast en a iBaa fa^ in plHiaU(7»ja. 

tsm vban bia etemaai i* foil of •a a few veara became a 

Samll«r,ai«d»"bJatiki« He f»il«i, bowewr, 

lo get money as fast as he wanted it, gambling, 

so fa« with too other ma tf like cbaraw ate tosay to 

yoa, I hat Jciis, wlsea he was in tha aaiae rcbool 

with Matbaa, badwIXra bat wbtn he iteali be- 

oiBie a m.\», be wtsoM be aa resjwetabls aad happy 

M his iw-ooii^?. And so he tEi*ht a»T«b'm, tad 

he a»o:d«d lEe oompany cf bad -j and jrjpirl> 

observed ihe sabbath, kid vhea he begao to ylj^ 

at cards, oe was i>ot awara to what extent hit 

atWTje waa tandinjt, aodocly pU/cd fir smbl »ums 

at ttraf. JBat the first »Up la ihe wrot:g ooariw 

oace taken, thwe U eo sti^picg-plaee; aad the 

oaly safe way is to antfd the tociety of bad boya, 

and not uke the first t.ci>p u a Qc«n« oi *i«, aad 

eonat»Bilf keep in a^. that boverer yoo may 

sacceeU fa iud% .toer aetieos f,jm mea, G 4 sees, 

»U yoo aod itiôm sUowi jia to g) aupanlihid 

sT«D ia tliis world 

We beliere tbal siioald baTaTgood 

Ihnaer. 

WwbeUevwtwttbebeatfcTtilhtsreirany stA is 

»q>trit of iadastiy, enterprise and iatelligeoce; 

lrtbwU thia,Liaa«nd (typaaaa^ bonm ard gnicik 

owsnre, marl and gatnno, will be oflltil* nse. 

We beitrre in g66d fhj^^good bants 

farm bouses, gord atcck, good otcbarda, 

drea CBMigh to«atbcrtha fruit. ^ « 

W« beliere in a cl«aa Iritdteo, a Kptnaing piano, 

a daity sztd A clear coaceieace. 

Wc^-mly disbelicrBiafinxathat will not im 

prore; m fa^ that g m poorer ertry year ia 

atarriag cattie; in tarmeiB' boya runnmR iatodwks 

and nur3b«at*, tadin fumcra wbo are aahamed of 

tiiejr TCdtkm. ' " 

A "farmer s Bay ' in Bmea county, Ky.. adw- 

ti«es for a wife. Qe says- 

He wanU to knew if she can milk 

And m«ke KJ« bread and bnUer 

And poto meetlrp wi^linnl »nk. 

To make a -show and flatter." 

Bf'd like ft know if ft world hurt 

band* to take op Mlrliet • 

Or «o» tlie buttooa on bis shirt, 

f^r make a pair of breerhfs. 

EoDse»keepen' Secipes. 

Hffl.t8 iM Pits —Persoas in th« habit of making 

oiea dwit g Iroit season, rboald not make a bole to 

the top tf their pies. By kartrg ihe cmst wbolr 

'he joiee in cnsde to bo(l qnicker, and thus the fruit 

is weU dooe without the crust beirg hotst 

WasBiKo rn7».—Take oce peund cf Ml soda 

and balf« pound of aaalacked lime, put them in a 

jalloa of water and boil twealy aiiatttea, let ii s'and 

tin cool, th n drain off; arui put it away in a stone 

joRorJar. yonr dmy elolhes oter night, or 

unlill ifcey'are well wet tbiwigh, then wrinj- them 

out acd rub on pUmty of soap, and to one hoiler of 

clolhea well eorerd with water, ad-i one ici^.-ufûl 

of the washing flaid. Bofl fca'f an hoar brihkh, 

then waih them thoroughly through' ons s>id» ana 

rinse weU tbioa«b two waUia and your elotbrs 

will look better than the rid way of waging twice 

before boiling —Ohio C M v a ' o ' r . 

Quick jn Uaa Aî-uc*Tto»i.—'-it amaxta ue, 

miQiatert don't »»it« better mum* ~l am sick cf 

the duH. ilTars," said a lady in the creaenco 

of a pariaa. -Bat it ia not ao easy maUM-, my 

good woman, to write gocd seTrooi!i»," ku^rgt-kUd 

the miitowr -Yes," reJ-intJ the lad),' bm you 

uro BO long ahcul« j cviuJd writ* nut la Laii' the 

time, airJ'' mijaiitd the 

lady qaiekiy. * Oh, my good »oa»aji,'' waa tbe 

grare reajsonss ' joa will neytr male a good ser- 

rocoiMr -j.a I want to 

know if it ia so' ' 

' Why ceruiaty, ' repiied ;be cdporttar. 

"VTefl. I weal .tn't hire thought anybody could 

bcn«T3 auch a3 

'-And niay, maism," said teecoiportrur 'iet me 

ask nhit you fachere on ctis aulj^ct—perijapa you 

beiiere that leijj.' t n r i t bt, irli bt, and lekct v i U bi 

tcon t bei" 

The ^wxi old lady ssiatd soiMwhat pniilei, 

aitd Went on with her knittirig — W i ntss. 

L.«st Woaas or Pusnmcii Eowams.—Whea 

the gremt this):cg!a.i was dying, having 'sken leaye 

of his fAouly, he iouked about and said. ' New, 

whera ia Je us of Sizircih, my true ard ccrer- 

f tiling firTid?" and EO he fell asleep, «rd went to 

the Loid i£ l^ved. How uniAiling is iha instiost 

wlach leads the pi"n3 _be^ to cry out for Jesaj in 

the last houjl The ini^'ty intellect of Edwards, 

after all its acquisitions duripg a life of usefulness. 

a«£t ên Idu upoi. tiie Sa?iors arm with the same 

belirfesa dependmce as a yoans child jast able to 

syllaUs that piedcns asme. 

Sjrserr i* fcrrya^.—Bat bdê us, remem- 

ber, ihKX9 m&y be trae giKu wheie there & no cgm* 

f.m; there may be saring fiiith witflp^ asnisace. 

A soul nay be taja p«d«fd state, thoagh ia a 

rroUed state. Toar tins can eertr be triuinpb- 

ant, yc-Br> gracu can cerer ,d^y, your sou!* can 

aew bejt*^ year .God and jtracMi nerer be ftps- 

rated- Ihe'dtnl ajuld u scoa piack Christ eat of 

heaves, as oat of ^betierer'a heart" He sitsas fss: 

upoa hid tbisne bm aa (bu-e. 'Th»dnilcoaidaa 

e-uer th3 herd tt asiaii wiihoot -lit'a Itare, and 

wm he tet bim tff m lA^M—Rcmarkt ft 

R n . J. Uasan . ' * " . ' " 

Faa^ ^ Parira^.* 

akIMA, 

Faint, yet porsnlog, 

StinietuVfolloVoBi " 

Osrahrtogth in Him ificewrsgT* 

. Wbobas^fiiet^.woB: 

Liaua ASD Smaix PoxAtoaa—Last spriiiK 1 

plaattd («« short rowit—twcWe hiU each—tws de 

eaeh other, one with large potatoes osie in etiOi hill, 

the other with small ones, alout the same weight i a 

earb row. 

Wlieo I raued my potatoes this fatl I wtighe I 

ai"l eouated the prMace of each row, lesaltmg aa 

foiiowj The iMjso ones yielded 20 t>wmid» nui..- 

beriagloO potetas TiiS âJl ones yielded i:« 

pomidn, uuiuUfsng 155 potatiei. Taking ihis ts- 

peri, sent aa a tul»j I am iccHned to (hs i.'f>ibid a 

great low of reading the JT.w TesuSient, had 

stturg imprts ioaa to preach the gospel 

He has Wt a gocd wife and fear lilUe children, 

and many friends to mourn their loss; but wasor- 

ro r not as tbe«e wbS have/no hope. 

May the Lojid bless the'widow and lirle cces of 

"ur departed brother, is tie prayer of one of bis 

bert friends. 

W. J. Hoon. 

Levis S. Le& 

Ditn at his residence in Monrce county, Atk , on 

thn 2Mb of Dwmbor 1856, in the 27th year of his 

ag.', Mr Lewis S Lec, of congestion of the lucgs 

Ha made a rrtifeso.ioncf religion in July, 1655. and 

joined the Bipti. '^burch, at Harmony, of the 

Majnt v. moa vocation iiwn after, and lived an 

ordwly memb,. .. r, »o his death He was chosen, 

and ordsinH a® ! seen In October, 185G, (to flii 

tbe piece of Wi ^m Wa.kcr, wha died in Jaly. 

Ueivasagrod m ^bbor, affectionate husband acd 

fathiT, and a derottd Chiistiin. 

H.} has left a loving wife and one diild, father 

matter, brother, and miny friends 10 mourn their 

I0B8; bat they bcttow not 'hose wbo have no 

hope Msv the I^rd Ncs< the frienbs, and espe- 

ciallj- the widow and orphan f Juurdsceased brothtr, 

ii l^l> prayer nf ',tie o' hJs hes! frcndii. 

W J Hoon 

Margaret Amanda Morgan. 

Mi.»Q*jiRT AaaNrA Moaoa* died a(Ur a pain- 

fully proiracud Mckuess, on tho 13ih day of 

Januuy, IH57, ai the reiidenee of I er hasband, O. 

W. Morgan, ia Panola county, AI.m. Tao doccaaed 

• aiKh'rrof Ephraiin «nd .Vlarsaret Adams, 

i 4 in B clilaii.l OiBtrict. Somh Carolina, 

on I 2.h MArch l.»2T, au.l was nearly tUtly years 

of at ih; t.u.e of her drcaae. atic was left a i 

orphan at an «arl> am-, »ud moved wit), her familr 

to Lmnd-nt .-.ounty. .Mi.'w , in (ho year 1842 t^li- 

ma-lit J LI. ibc Pit, Jay of A|)ril, 1813. to 

ChaiUs W. M a.id m 'id wiin Uuo tu Panola 

coui ty, Mihs , ii. FulTuary IWH tihe haves a 

famiif of (our suiviuug childrvn, ouo cf nhom ia 

an iiifani b^lc. 

Siittr M'lrâi. wa4 for homo yrara before her 

diK'€uut a Ii)caul..r of Byuuui frtek BapUatt.'hurcb, 

»t>l tv»r ainou her prt>fe»,on of faith, publioiy 

ro^Ju in of her trusi in a eru.uUed tsavior 

ha-i 11. kI ait . lirm ami coiuiMcut f itluwer of thi 

Rr.l. ftiui. liiii uwdtst, rBtinnu d. poriiuciii liir 

ijiiui ai I liii.ili CM l.tr tiii.i jc 

tf i'ilc lu.liluiei.i „( lamlly Um.i*, Mill lur,; make 

li.T /.oil. I,, fao ii^ atiU M< ul Ciril* pain- 

luhj I'd vM iii« Cvitaiiity U,at licr happy sud 

e^'ei . ra cl L«» wiigtcl its tli^bt to the glo- 

ri .ut prf,iu.v 1.1 J«j» ig be Willi 4iid tik« him 

.» ail ateu.aa il,»i ..fi.nN ihu f-.lrl at,.I dlepetfc 

tbe •' n-m .,1 I, I , fii.nKiy fiiii F.mwtll' 

(/»«, »UWW pe»4.e 10 iby aahe» ! V- 0 Kasll yn meet 

tlicc ajsm In o.ir Pjihtr's raaiisiun 

J.»nu»ry 16 lS57. »•« 

r. M si:An(», 

SeK»«^» Sutai a i..««iioi. 

H., L e:'>T.>ca tea 

flhuoucK n h M i m s s i u s U L S I S K S S , 

Al t.ii Nat Cu.tti.o4.iin |ir> tiu.,, |lijil4Ug 

/iv« i/JlJi».4 H I i » i i a ; i i 4 j „ , 1., t u l u n U t u u , 

ATI WTt neiK.oi t 

mr Bao>' r».i.,tiipf.i. It an If tfcr iini,.^ .t« . ut» il.i,.n . f II - 

»«t:l>rpir.i.»r D Cnn.o ' wt. i. ibr n;.»t-ii.l, 

"f the l-ipo.-te a fcwl par'vlrlcl -tlprn-.n l tfae '•i^.: f »h 

flfl" LJD4 d&ra^t.itj .of v^cksrsoiit . cct 

jalftMof i.or-p. r.n il.ptod I'D l»lrj vllbvultrm- it 

Ii>ir'~>'*!loB of ur tlM. a> th* Go«4* ar« 

notvl I- tk I-f»' iioD ••ni t^-T ha e «Q*esTab,l'he1 p-i " 

«leh th.f .i- ti;- .Jtiir* te, n'eptvitb Wholcaal* t)»«l-r. 

tc witoa . .h«rfcl a:fC"oo» b iÊje. 

4 11 ((rtnia r«»r« nmo-T'i Wot.* wn- lore tuSI'r rroia thla tronWa 

•bm tb«T flcJ It b- ao retr.lr rated Trr/ora tfllteted 

wit 1 a n u b. tbf m i f tbet^rcat at oifbt 

will 8nJ bj taking tia CVarry P. c;or»l "o to b a tbfj 

Bsaj ba la-ôf a-.ad ccbr' keo * acilc^Q^rqQftrlt relreab 

Irr feat i• II-f iro»t> •tiO'eriOff a£'l a^ tUtlmate eqre fa 

aSonlv' to Unaauâ «l.u U.ostXU:tt4, Vj U>ia ioralatbi* 

r iDv^y 

F""^ a»Te"abS • re It. tfce-e o»a«.«. tnioj JcJ 

oowl.llois lo It.r-gj lu a.« when t.-. BeceH^lrfor It 

baa -fi-ti 

T»2!l'lr»!TtT ro ttaiicio* Cberrj r«ctor«I will cnr« 

tbetn tf the* can be --ar'^- 

B.otCHllla, oi iratat na n( It* thnat an l opyjr portion 

Qi tbe loa{« ma • b- roraj bj t-.»l g i bam PaetaraliBamaU 

aol freqaent The noeoafortd^* tpprcAtloa Uaoac re- 

HaTK) 

foo Cure jira to ainotie of Mtlaoar, to k* foliow»d by 

Urja as' fr.yb4 broieu op aod e TwtC*-aoa." pp «o 

aren aaperi-ir la point of ity lod afcllttT to 

eolome tat. Thrae two Tclaom al.oa'd be ifl ere.-/ faa- 

6. TiiREB RE.\SONS FOR BFCOMINO A B.\P. 

Tiar. with a ronrtb ta led oa OtnarBiDi By i V P»o 

d.atoB Kn Raptiat Librmrj ia compt-t* witauwt tbe >041 

tioa of Ibis br.* TOlWBH. ltUar»rework PrtretOfta 

It bu »e«B ttio Beaoa of ooBTOrUsi a li.in acmber of 

PMobaptlata 

7. TilE fJROUND .«ND EVIL TENDENCY OF 

TBB lx«T*iaa cr tiia PoeaiBn-irr f» ma DLnuTB 

Ar^tTaOT or a Tatw ' bbi^ti.b 

Be-rr arrBmeet aaB^liy o-tt-d to araport tba doe^r^ne 

rafBtad, uido-er7r*«*se orfenptaF* wr«it»l totB Ur«f 

• • \ • u iL u IU« autlau. i.f Iba ' U r«U 1 If « H L ff«t ' HiiCw 

tfU Oviei* l4 • U> D J d Baacr IM..- lOctuia 

.SI FKF.UIN(i> For RELKilOLS LIBKilTY l\ 

N.w Haul lan * n.r.nioj v.i. U(n„,, eust.ct.j 

wiiB tbe an'Bf -oi n. | ii.mn.«i.i i-i tU k ai >Le 

W 4. '...(P 'I lut. at. oitcr, 4 R Uiaioa 

a.l'tor 

lUiat.acto.. UiRa Vba bi»l« WB.T or t i ta aoil g«»riT:f v 

tcif ) » I • f . h^j 4 hxt - Jft va* p»ca 

lit: Aui r-'J ct.oc b « r-.lur»a lb- atem bou^ti 

îfbl? ; r«c* as 

of ruTtio/ ir t/ I* •«• a »-ir m» kgjWinAt" tEo> oi 

r^plie*!!oa t'* oc» «qo hct b 

•• K^r ti.iu b*«-.>oeta ui fn'ji'l nil k ' 

9. BAHIISM FOR THE BEMFSSIOX SlNi 

ly wa*T ^KiTkbt b* N U Cr»wf.)-d 

> ^'ro-^cbicg the lupluc of rcpr ucc« • lii 

f• '»/ »fl f " 

10. '-lilE REFORMATION " -By .1 I. Wa'lcr 

to4 br O ' ba*-1, ta'.j^ rcT* r 0-t' 

W%*>r '•fa^w- ooit tnua>^h«oB b- laaRC—-Ur|;e .-niere aollMled 

13. KiNCttiE VIEW OF CHRIST! AN BAiPTlS.M 

11/ Ulder J( bo Crafpa E&zlacd K i-l in juid ia a 

rerj abcrt lino, aod waa |irt*Dt Is isdoeiag a thai f cf 

rfinlocr ro tajtii'a • Price 10 c«o'j 

14. ISFANT BAPTISM-Infant Spriakiinj not 

Chr.stin'^ Baptiam but n-ath,.n Ln-tr.tl'n -b' Wisr it# 

Klae and niitorj • J»y O e^.rd i'tire 10 cent • 

15 TUE RISE AND PROGRESS OF OPEN COM 

(ji u • BJ (t. U OrcîEri 

16. THE l-lea Out at 

WORE SHOP 

a 'AteailTA, tad adaqaata to t n r j aoar- 

STOKl SOOMI 

Are l.nre aad eepeciallj at%rted tas-r Borpoea. We kBTeia 

atoro, aod are eoi>a-.B-tl« reoslTlac. a-pio upptiea c( 

STOTKS. WAKKS, A:«O SKATES. 

P alo ard iBaaelial MaibVaed Iioa Hartle* aad Ga-daa 

StVBM i la ibort, eearj ih'ag aaaJIy kopt ta aiaiiUr^ 

OM»»..tmoBt «f Stse*. rtal eaxea ooaiMtttioa aoaarla- 

iif oeerj atalo aad eartete Wo hae* tha 

Wrotight Iron Cooking Stove, 

araoBg .^the—.a artiolo wilah la la grBAt daaaBl 

We maBTfA'^taro fo- tba trade aad fo- r«U-l, ud Ibr ordoe 

all kiBda Of Tio aad »ba.t Iroa War. aad kfaa 

k -n • a lar(e aaaort ,.- —— 

Wa lavl 'a tbe a teotioa of ail to oar eaiabtlaaBMat, aâdr- 

iBf OBrao>eu U> g:%» aatire aBUa'aetloB r—a- 

arawAPT a owaa. 

April 0, iaa«-tf I* Ma.Eist 

rr IS NOT A dye! 

Orar-bA'r«d, Ball, er poraoaa aSated aitb dlaaaaat af Ua 

bair or eo«lp, r>«l tbo tolhiw.af, aad Jad(s of 

Mua s A ALLks-8 wouD a UAis sutoasa. 

„ *** »' ) P'toear. Cbaaaac* 

O BBtT N V Ml kî laa.w r« 'ai. ' 

aav pBor oao. ausPAap aaofor.iia.s "i eadmaM* 

wko oo mr ier«mm»,aB T WOOD. MSUI-towB N V^ -Meowa kalr kM 

(reatir thtrteaei. aod alio that of oaa of bit faallT whowaj 

«ei>a.lti( • Ao 

UkV ) P Tr-TIN 0 wleatoa, a 0 • • Tka wklla fcaii U 

'"tnia Vt IS.I. .1 new bair fnrmltf," *a 

a>;v \ »Ki>a >i , rr,» N Y H aw prodaoed a 

«•«>' tHaeioa lui h-' , atd 1 r.»a »Ml taea iaooa>inaii4ad il" 

KKV i01 McSKB. Paaterof Woat D B ObiuthVK T ra- 

eou..ti'uda .1 * 

UbV U MOBSll, C.oaa It aei, H Y atao. aM 

MKfl HKV U / PBatT Hasdea, N T 

1 IT"''' '"*" " *'*"* ** «e"laa»- 

n.>li bT all l>'e (rlacipal Hlorâat* ta tba t'altad StatBI 

U l>a. >0 1 Cau-da ' 

H a a.e ai d oU.i Dapul. > * Broooia (Uaet 

tiT* B..me daa'.-i. Irj .. «rt t'.« laitoai of tbia oa 

eu.tL tuej ai.ka aora p.uat, it to, a lo depot fof alramlar 

and ^ 

STOP IHl ETOAWia: , 

**-'- -'•—'TTITIB laiaaaateaai " 

b-lolarabU inad aaarf 

C«wi,r 

aieairy aal • 

Oraat trial al , 

«th', HU, aad tth 

Ika kigbaat yteai . __ „ 

Uiaat," 4va* MHa, UH, UM >*laa*tote'>' wu 

Ûr aiU UtfVuut tba • idtUa eiAM." A$tE?2!£S 

p. aal/ tv, tt OaUAtia, a*4 at tba VHaaa Ombw W S 

Ukaaoa, U)« »*ll Dm -'Baaatee''VH^n^tSa 

uoB.aiu BM at t a niAla fair at BertrtBlTaHSaKtii 

m MU fUun. w aaartBd Ika b i ^ 

edawacoiiiaaatBilTaraaklat IboM iwaHiZb bUuwSIa 

karaca,i 

raioof I 

B«I, ia-an n c M . f t m t h X i i i i ^ J l . ' x i m , 

f f r TfcU U to t m u j titat va bataua af Iha - "— 

Nilu ia tfurumm, an a all fh-ftd XTt.T^f^ 

ahoorlBiirêaocâml » STTrJtrtliîl,'^' 

. «wm * Mjuu 

ita aaF«iic.rl(T Wned a daabt.' - " 

* > t i U ' « J b r attieUM 

t i, ..o-am n CfcW.a. tm«. JVaiAmlM. Ik^. 

0&£AT TBIUiOH nr V T t E B B , 

HSAO-BiUtD-HKA*: 

Dr. J Battatur'a laTtfarAti., MaaMab aiUera. 

l.00.0(» BOTTMl SOU) u ew TM* ^ ^ 

inn ft hriaci forth ao«a aaw sai awaaC tha bMb.. ^ 

Dr J Haatattor a ea abiatrd lerttBTatiSalwS ifSl 

for irrcfBia itUa af tia *toatth!»S2adS^S. br'SuC 

cbaataa Irota ;-.(d to asaMiTB T wanTmaflâA^^ 

baea tl ^r«ea^ ..ear fail. toaOkct th. U 

êiaaallwhobaT. Botl,i,dthaoitontA.a»'r TtaJrtl 

bAT« rra> toon a fair trial, aad thair aan la tS 

e-'Bi'm what wa 

irud tbaa 

» i. BOd 

r^ly. Blaco Cbeaa Bitt- . _ • ' K J 

'Watat 

- _ - bara. for their wmm mmh w, 

"> CoaauStairSri 

m»», aoprlK.,i,.t ,, w h a ^ M thi kSLaiS. aSSr 

Tl e p eparitloa aod p*>B»d It o»for OimwST^SS 

are pattW ap aa a^tia o rBpmealtd ta baSaW^l teTJI 

adî BTa^âaittad wita Baalattei a Blitna la uTa^ 

cthar.asdtobaraf soaabitt nnaelaUa dM^ b« aaw 

fcJd, «bok.AU aad rataU, SMkT Jl PJtliOTlLU. 

.ble 

BS 80 iUnstiji^ of qhnatisQ shsra^, 

j|nd w« feel admoirisbed by the event to hte~k»g 

«^yea ^ do writb misbt tte^ irindt aidlifc^n* 

9idiBs cx»*o,^sab aa m beiien our deoturd 

kotber to^neairaisf We M ^ m i A M toe m 

that 

si^-tm-ii'-iiska.'t 

XvBftata Uifa. ?;,-vp* 

Xha raurr traofaaaL i< mMtabattnl âpraailaetCkaM. 

arartawaaa of tt aodtr biaowB oto, wlth>T 

Oood. La-iiea' Clo... V. «ti.a Beadj-made CioUi»t,"b,ati 

AC !•> fiei fT—7 tbini; 'oaake a oomplete Aê.-.irent ' 

Ba.ini: I areiija-d onr Oo asdar tbo Bioat ramrablêir 

cnmraice-. we wi.i olirr r>eit li>doe«a:evt» t) cmab or jae- 

tj.l t.cD ciBler.. aal .. li ii ina if, trade aa eiaaiaateo cf 

!)!ir >t..: k b«.»ro parchiajoj elaivbtr* 

V.e » o b ea i ap-ci.l a!t,»t!..» t.. ^nr aaaertmeBtof t.t,lln' 

Dr-s Q — a . . J Fairj S.Ik. P.-eoob Wenoo. Cobirxe. 

O oak., M-llIuu, Bmbroidenea, Die^ TiiauBltra Bibooat 

ABCSOIIM. 

lUlRD EDITION. 

The Progress of Baptist Principles in.the 

ProfttfB^r of 

a: 

Uso, Clotb, tl U. 

Q BSSBALCOarXNTS. 

Boca Oâ —Pr. (reaa of prioeiplaa ocw eooeedod la XbBorr 

tj tlie n...at eoIi,btec»d oi ..tbet deaomiBatlona 

Chapter 1 OpemOf B^narka. 1 frBo om of CooaeitBOO 

aod B-par.tlun of Charcb aod 8UU. s A OoBTs< t«l Cba-eh 

.boktfaad 

o- be 

tbe He* 

li.o» iwo •"rlBBJU.a.tiUeoBiroTerled. 

The Premlnm Essav on the Chamcfenstics and 

»r riêWa aetabAla. >7 aiwarl Wiethrop, A. V. 

Th«a b a 0«l U haaTaa that MraaUth Beema aad 

K BAkatb kiwvtf what than b* la t)a Uttar Ian. Dasls! 

^ l u u I t f i t f n m t v ^ r i 

J, Tb« atwT« »W» wwrkA a-a UTalaabIa la tha atad? cl 

Fropkaefaa arf-lba HtfeatjTa pcrttoaa of tha BeHr«m 

'Ihe Voice of the Cbtirch in all Aees toiich- 

iecikaHlUeanlBBiaadtbn^lMnarCbrM. A 

and ijara wotfc. 'Be J|. jT- Tajtor. « Oe. 

1 the Tiean tf tha Aaaa 

WtiaVwara 

thaâtta 

^— laBPiani and ^ 

tb«nfc|M«Mabf iBTflM falft «t thada^ aM ^ m* 

dcrti^ ft the Mffieimlâra adTiafdtoatadjthia work. 

eaanntaOMbTtkabWiBOIautal *;- 

. . turtrrB of 

rt t^ ohmt^. iBBpaaOHr W Btl- 

of Qhnn: Thyae who wiA la> ba 

aitari 

Tfae'Tusts.««*«*« MbtoaebliM.hB. ibhTtbay af. 

naar ertkuSlI!^ 

.-..a ; if • 

C. W HXBDBBSBOXX, 

B e Bcom. ' 

rAnd br Draxtata aad Dulara aaai-ialli 

Ccltad »ita« % a, lk

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