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SHQST SEBXOEBB.—Bo. 45.
ST J . RAMIRAI
{B CrlKiaT—WSAS ma exp'ain. Sjppose there lu4 cc>n.no otfsr-
ing made of the body of Christ, aod he had timplT
di^d aad men agaia. What then " Ada-n would
have been the progenitvoran acctirsed ia?e i whc,
after the appointed time of th«e i^tly|
apprthssdcd t B;a eommasds na be a&JeTsUNn,|
B. EDITORIn j«aai~ year paper of BV
vOTber 2M, I notioe t& Wkwiie qtjestiTB:
or otherwise th^ hold aooaeocds obt^aiioD tor I'Bapti^, what divides aal^ The ^erieHs bs
obey them. Rir, to U «bc,ed, aoA bs im-]t»j»t, so far u the Hoaatsia IHstricts oe Vopaia;'
dantood. The coiama.'id to repen^ bdieve au be! Tcnsetsee, sad NorOi Ctroia^
bapUsed, Btean tlwsaiaj thing to dl men, asd are Mis^ aaj i^tli-Miatina Naw.Tkoow
ladividaal in their appUwtioo. Each iodividBal imtUttlesf'tl^jiaHel Toi^otbe Uountih
repeaUacd believes far himsdf; a^id fwbsmsolf,' •
aad upoj his proper req«oaJ)Uity, is baptised ; acd
for Itself observes all the eommaadsof Jaaas
No one can act for hin. Kx does Ihe jomv:
mand to *>e baptised, immctso cne, poor aaother,
and sprinkle a third. Ftr such » state of
there ia no satharity ia the lawa of Jesus Ctria|
ssd 1 bops the day may never come when the Sa^K
tiaU winbei«>tttteriyde»oi4of liiri.:,* asto
sadli Bivaaons of tho law* , of CSaist with
.UooatHB. Butl duka-^wsamethu^ofTei
isee acd Socth Caniins, W BaptatsiatiiW
Ftta* amal Asaodalkw WM yrtapitiai oUest
tedrofSo^^ia time Umnbca DiatticiB. and
was i&tUi Aswfwtina tika (bat ffirisias lock
tw^ ysata taftm m the
gibbet or tho homing stake, by a digbt goecms^'
to her enames, having planted themselves npoa ihe
Bible slone, th^ chose ts seal thf> testimony to-
ils tnitbea with their blood. We should aot trcst
ihs system of the OospU «ith less Bdslity.
Thm are Gcme great issoes befoie as, and
will have them to mttt
paring for th<
luaed, fiuih in Jesus Ctuii^ is pre-rtquiEits to btp^
titm—baptisn to ehurch-
sf y-^ns bccxiae amli^ aon ta sr^tirtive
years afterwards. Ths IGssuaaty pHa^pl Waa
aatqKkeacf;whcatbisdiTiaiaBia6k plaoc. ^
an were United Baptists, adboiiiiB tsBaosttsty to
the principlea speed npoa m Vs^ala the vntf
between the Rsssl" a^d Sepatatea. ^ t
Eld. Garrett D»uae; a pcpsuar id«wber of Iha
Fteaoo Broad Asaodatim, ooannaneed ths dmiiiiaB
by o?jring qoeiie^ oas of wfaidi WS9 ia tbt foOiw-
jsg words (or neatly:}' Are we airtwnraHe lor
:eaeh ot2.Bi*a wmtifr-Tfiitii in prea^Mag or eeiT* ^Thia
was ia 1824—from this time tbe divtes ecatawe-
It is time ws were prt^jed, upon the doctriee of !am wasorociSed and
pat to death upon the cmhs, it vru axesBMry that
he, Christ, should eot only ntc again, but that he
should rise vrith the energy of a sfirituil pruganitor,
by reason cf which be mi;;ht bt come (be head of a
spiritoal family, asd the buildu o: a S[ iritual boose
not made with hands eUmal in the heavens. Uii
side mnst therefore ba opemJ. aft« ho was dead,
that his death might not only become the vromb :f
life to all, but of immortahtj- to his "body," the
(^urch. So he poured out hm blood, and vrith it
the emblem of his sprit, by wtith to sanctify "the
oiEiring of bis body once for aa."' ' Fur both he
that sanc'.lBeth, and tbey who are sanctified are all
ef one." In these astonnrling facts, v-have tbe
1, the agency, and ihe trndition of tU
creation. Tbe cause is tie drath .if Christ, the
agency is the,Eternal Spirit, tho coiiditicn is tbe
Bfe of Christ, which is his word. 'Hiwefore beiiig
made peifect, be became the eatbor of etimal sa'.-
Tationtoalltijemthatob^yLiiii'' Baptism, there-
fore, is intended to tipnify our tmion with bi^ ••
the Mrfiator 0' tbe New Testament, in bis death,
acd m h-'s life. This anica is e££cted inwardly,
that Ur«Uly, bythe apencyo^tbe Spirit Who
acta as independently of the word ns ha cid in
qniekjniiig tha dead body cf Christ, yfor iu t*-*
dead body of Christ, was all tU churrh; und there-
fore it is S^ we ere quickened together wish him }
But ho aOs la the wo^3, as Ic tcljd In the tody c'
Christ, and raised him up. Christ ia ths wcri, the
a^cu whidi was putted in lUath—tse tmlh—tbe
embcdiment of the trath of od. So the Spirit
acts in the wtcd, the seed which is planted in onr
IL fce!d in Fincaiile, list Septeisbtr, a miniatcrial
brother in a speech a^iinst tbe dteulation of sad
books as the -GreU Iron Whcil," Theci^ Er-
nest, &C., muvcd that the members of the Assoda-
trtja comm t to metairy the thirteenth chapter of
and, caHiag for the vote, lost the
mstion. I will cot i retend to give the Itason,
perhaps many have memorized i» before, f thangM
I its contents, and bave since repeated it by
meissry. Ti:e orcumitances baa cajed up in my
miad some qusstiocs whi^h will not be stiJl, though
lul'ed to deep for a time.
On greit issues between Bipiists and
P=dofcip'U:£, Uiiii^ r' I- *tT bo"E8 refcrrr* to—
I asi.-, if'taJ d'ti Jwii'y Uack ? Non-interference,
or not! Tbe tctm ckarity will be used to mean
/•««, which falfi'Is the whole law, and without
which an other attainments ars vwa and u elta.
ri'-il, Lle=, what doea lo»e to God teach on those
great issues 1 Tba Kutjtcts irtolvfd in tiose i^a
«r" cf the nature of Jisirtticr.sry mstters,
which arc Icfi -In the gospel to be done or not dene
at the option of each ir.dmdaal. bat duties oom-
maiivl,,! bj (Jed himstlf, and tanding alike cn all
Miry tbirg« arc left to the CT«rdse of iniiiridss!
disfTotion—tuch as keeping holy days, (not the
Lord's day.) rtir worldly vcsi'.ion, forming the
mamage acioa. As. Bat the great issaes between
cur opfcnen'.s and ouiselves are or aotxher Kiad,
atd itrv.-lTe 'bi cipren ccrroinds of ear L-rd
Jesus Christ If tArist is to rule over In pec^le,
the New Testament is his code cf laws, snposeding
all traditioa. Tbe gi^ commteto'afpeeiaiiegevqy
thirg of trniaa anthorify, whether p^astor pro-
»»-.i«nt, eonfiMP^ the obscrrancc of cloisfiata to a
definite li=« of duties. Doss our Lard Jesas s«i
Ib^jMtaiA iMi^^ te Bar. ltr. feeysHOB,
H M tobai>wl>t Sb-Chaife ttMeor tba .
jete ^ WtM Oml B«dcir.; tba Besi>-
itoL tbvbaim VaUto.^ Blabop, flttediaa^bed t»
ttkSaetiattdrS^txtol «•• aOtnir-gaAwta
•ayasd ij maSu was
-g^ sC » Hral HnTiBnittoa" as ibs
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THE HfflESffiE BiPnSt
I S V T H 4&4INST T E S WOBLD
rrBreMwRttftiw'-Sennmoo U»
of Cfai*, A»«>«Hto
cnd pafaUaiied bxnqu^s^^•i««
gnnof tlw SBOtli WwWa PttMSthiisgHoo«, in
fioa itete. Um»k«i«nact»»obookef«ity-fonr
piW |»p«- tnd
oDght il«l tWBrty-fire erato per copy to
coTwalt rtpenwa of i»« pnKkation, fittight,
loaHi ari • hmS p« cMit te HlfiiiK Ui».
II ^ MeaaUT it tnlfi • nasaifiscgt Strtnon
interest, KStU! enxj Baptist in
Abibusa tad (a«ffxi% tal AT it h ridily worth
tMBt]Miiac«l«. We ho(« th« hnthrsn of Bro
gaAo'a 1111 iiHwi will sMt aQow biin to ta&tt
faeasaMtj ira^ eaSisgc niioo him to pabtiih
IBthta. L*t«• bar rmtberthatUDtlMrcdilSao
ti*% wbal—Ja and lataiK
Oses b* a« leveal tow dt«r tb* woond brother
Jatii^ steel inflicted, aad how aaaitiT* U ia fron
tefliianfHnBB .IhaBaptiatpteaa vi^edkngoat
aiIaat,aBdtiih*ftei*bo«rk**alf-«)Atte* ia
aa agiaUwt hat >md ita W k is Lotuavfile,
tCecdM^, aad this wtte aamaakblMr of alL
Aatirtat,kaaUt. O. a>*iwaaiiniU«i>to a^f
Tka( sB dia, iHtidi haa wdlsigh thnvn Um fatto
prodaced a ripple in Uie surface of
the I^Pl^iea of Campbe!lLsm!! If co, then has
Cain'pM^ become indeed a Daad eta, if* waurs
ao poison that ncthirg of sjiritaal life
can iici^ia it, and no winda, howem tompcstaoos,
can n^a war* or a ripple upon them!
Mr-Hl^q^lidl next annoances that "one of tlie
gradtute ef Bethany Orilege has reviewed brother
Jeter,'^^ji4Ur. C. mdortes him, acd write* a pre-
faae t^lti* hook!!! Is aot this'eigmScantl Is it
not aa oonfesrini that, to Mr. 0., Jeter's Ex-
amlnaiiwi. of Campbeliigm is temltterabU! One
of hia boya ia for catching a penny, by replying,
and Mfrfkaipbell helping on the Cuce, by writing
a prefM»:aad crying off the w«k by the wholesale
and reti^!H .
Bat tl^iwitenee strikes as as cbaraeteristietlly
dishoi^ in Mr. Campbell:
" t h»a no lingering doubt, that the Review
will b« gwatedifyint; aad acoepUble to every ma^,
Baptiata and Disciple*, and that it will icreatly oou-
tribat* to the Btble Union Caase all over the
weat. :
1 apeeiallv interestod in beha'f of ray warm
friend Bd. S B. Ford, of Looisville, Ky. And
willetpeetfrom him a Review of tb* Review of
Or JiamMt B. Jeter."
1. Mr. Claapbell says he has no lingering doubt
that tb* Srriew of brother Jeter's book, by his
Betbaay bojr, will be most edifying and Aeci.w»etB
TO EVERY MAN, BAPTISTS ami Disoplesll!-
Wbo wrer r*ad such a barefaced falsehood! Hear
it, every man hear it! Mr. Cuopbsli knew that he
was wtitiag an iatentiosal falsehood! Re had j>isi.
dedared that some twenty or thirty Knights —many
or mcotly Baptists—men of eminence and fnfluecce
ia their ewa ranks, bad assailed him for heresy!
He btd last confessed how generally brottier Jeter*
book bad bm received with acclamation and gloii-
tloatiin, from New York to Kew Orleans and from
U«stoa to the Missoari nrer, inclodit^g tho entire
Scatlxm Baptist prrss; and DOT he fwys in the
face of this, that he has no liagericg doabt that the
aUack of this young sprout of his College, apou
brotlwr Jeta's work, will be xou ACRAPTASUI TO
rvsar BJUTOI!!!
Reader, Mr. Campbell penned the above just to
sell that young graduate's prodacuoo—jrrote it to
inSaence jou to buy the book. Will yaa do it!
2 Bat mark again. Mr. C. says he ha^ ' no Un
gKring doabt that the review of Jeter by bis grad
uato will greatly contribute to the Bible cause ill
orer the West" This is acotier pif e of dishon
esty, (diaiaeteri^tic of Mr. Campbell- We arc writ-
ing scvtivly about him. We know it But we
have reason to do it, ard we are doing it intention-
ally, and with cor whole heart, and with the b*r of
Gd in view. This arch deceiver and defamer is
bein^ exposed, and shall be exposed. lie is defil-
bg the Kbie Union by his toach. acd w« volonteer
a detiettce of it.
What had, or has brother Jeter's book to with
the Bible Unioa'. Does brother Jeter attack Revi-
sion io his Exposition of Campbeiii^m' He is him-
self a Bevisiocist!' Does brother Jeter attack the
Bibie Union cause'
Haw, then, can the demolishiag of hij bock, and
of his charactrr—suppose this stnyplinr. sofi Mr.
Campbell could do both—subatri e the Bible Um-a
cause ail over the West, as well as prove moat »c-
ceptable to every nun, Ba;>usts not excepted!'
This but iUostraUs the game at whi-h Sir Cur p
hell has been playing ever since hs has been receiv-
ed fir the first time mto rejpectitlc compinj-— i c.
the Revisionistsand. alas! a'ai. oevcr tco inncb to
be regretted, without due reflection OD '.he part af
the ofiBotrs t f ' c Bible Coion, publisl ed as one of
the -Eta^g'-i.. J denominations. ' Whtnertr »i
tacked, be has sssayed to hide bebird i^e Bib!e
Revision cause," and raise the alani;—the faise cry
—that the assailant is attacking the RcTixon ' r
the English Scnptures—is oppofing ^ht BtbU
Uoioacaa&e!" Why ia this? Eridcnilj to
the sympathies of the friends of that cause, and .n-
dun thm to take up arms for biir, tt.e;r faithru!
and devoted rival! Tbis hss becomc so trauspu-ect
as to be aiasifeai to all observers. If tbe officem
bsoome the vdnt acd abetters of Mr. Campbell
itad his cause, the sooaer they are rtrntretl tlie be;.
ter—they are playing the p»rt if Judas. Ttit-y
have ao basinets to declare Mr. C. '8 sec; ird par'j
aa cvaiig*/i'M^ denom^uauun. Tbe; sfseri wha-.
iw< tmr, and what thej ought to Inovr is liunui:
and their assrri ion ia a foul b!ot up'^o the fare aixi
faith of the Society, if our voio^ roa!d be bear!,
we woold saj to the BaptisU of the West and
South, refasti to contnbute one cent to tbe Bible
Union tuitil th»; endorsement is with'iriim fur the
officers of the Un-on, by that ilecltraLx®, cot ociy
declare what is Uhe, but accu^ the must eoiintnt
Baptists in £ag!snd and America, and Bevisior^ws
['ran li»ft L»»1»'Pr«»bft»rt«B.J
The Baptist IffoveL
"Scmo time rinoe, we }i»l o..'ca*ioi> briefly to re-
view a BOB«i, written for the porpoaeof prcpagatirp
tie peculiar views of the Bap'it*. thn title of which
is, T%eoJositt Eraat, or tkt Heroine of Faitk. In
that review w* stated, that th* author has atonn-
factwtd facts snd history to suit his forpoae*. Tbe
friend who sent us the buok, requests up to point
oat some imtanoes in which b« ha* laid himself
liable to thi* charge. We might famish a large
number, but we will now give ot»a iiwtanc* which
is SQ gluirg that it ought to ehake tbe conBdenc*
of every reader in hij integrity.
After stating, on page 338. (kat a dedsimi of a
eertam council, tbe nama of which is not given,
anathematising all wbo denied tbe saving i iBeacy of
bsptism in lbs case of Infints, was saoctioned br
the Pope, in ito jear 117. he prccwdH in the fol-
lowing strain:
• But the decree with its appended carse, proved
insuffi:imt to convince tho stDbbom-h««rtcd tap-
tists. They refn'el to baptise their children, and
ibey disowned tho baptism of ihe Cntholics by re-
foiinR tn receive thtm into their oimmurion till
tftey bad been b.iptixal by themseltcs. This the
Oatholirs e»5Ied re-baptwrn, "r Anab»pt!Rn hence
tbe nanie of AnabapUsts, which has been applied
to us almost tn the p-eseat daf. Fur these great
crimes, the Oatholics tumisl s^ainst them tho strong
arm of the .secuUr power. They proc irtd a de
crto of the Empemr, that not only tbttie who re
biptited, bat those who received the erditianc* at
heir hutdj, bo put to death. 'By thi» law,' fays
Qibboo, three hundred hi^bops. and seven ihous-
and of the inferior clergy, were torn from their
churches, stripped of their eccleeiasti'jal po-ses-
sions, and bansbed to tbe Islands.' From this
day down to the present, in every countrj- where
Pedobeptiits JUw W tkt power, our brBChran t-ie
been tl.e aubj'cts of bitttr and unrelenaDg pe.-se-
cution.''
Now. let the reader cartfully 6xaiaiM> these his-
torical statemw.iH, and whether they do not
coataiu the two following declarations, V'X: I. That
in the early part of the fifth ccntury, there were
larRe namlwrs of persons bishope, inferior clergy
and churcbi-s, boldiog Baptist sentimeots. and re-
fusing on Ibis ground eiih-r to baptix« tlieir child-
ren. or to receive into their commanicn lbo£e who
practiced infict baptism. 2. That these were wa-
•«uincd bv a council whMe decrces were sanctiorj.
by the Pope ; aad afterwards the Emrr («rbi>se
name not given) wa» induced to en»'?t apitnst
them theseverast Uws: and that the histiriaa Gib-
1>J11 Icstitirs three hundred of thes* Baptist
buihop«i, and stveiai ihousandsof the inferior clergy
xcrt thus driven from their churchtss-
S.ich are the gtatemenls of -Vor authfrt
Now. what mil ibe reader tliink. wb«n we assure
hiui. ibat ikerr no/ a particle oj tnlk tn tkem^
In the limt plaro. there were in the flilh ctnwry,
so far as we can ascertain from history,. nochuP'iss
or bi-ih^p?, rr inferior clergy holding Bap'ist prind-
plei Dr Wall whose te"tin»pii»' biiihofj. and clergy dnvcn from their
chnrcbe-v. In our d b»te wrh Alexandtr Canip-
bril, br broug'M to light no such the Sfth
cer'ury
In th* s«;pnd p'are. the perre'-utirg decree of
wh;!t.'= Ki'it »-:r«'ti3t the Djnj/ If.t ; aid GiVum "qicie
of The Uonmtists, not of Bapiifl", when bp «aid -
••T'Eiree hundrc! bi'sH.^pi), with tranv
the inferior clergv, were torn fpjm their cifurctes '
Ac See Gihbon s ii:* , v. 2 ch .1.5, p. 3>>7. We
ciT*DOt ho* it H pt-ssiible for cur autki>r to ^Tt
b3»ri mi^tukpf iT!»nof comtnoii Nfire
rttrmrtir*^ prrsThsMn>, Lebanon, Mu
MuUierry Gip, Noluchacky, Northera, Tennehsee,
Unioa, Western District.
Who will send 1
In Tsx.ts tbe following are still wanted:
Bethlehem, Central, Eastern, Rm Fork Jtidiia,
Little River, Sabine, Sister Grorc, Soda
Trtnity River, West Fork.
Who will sendl Will Brother Barnes ask
Of the Viaowu. associaboos the foilowing xta-
utes tor 1S5G are still wanted:
Accjmac, Broad River, James' River. Ji
Lebanon District MUdle District, Mt. Pis^gab, ^
ktrsbarg, Rappahamioc, Zioo, Union. f
WiU not the clerks send ns a copy ! Will c^ur
brethren of the Herald help ns to get ap the ferfeet
statitfjcs of Virginia for 18561
Minutes in Nnam Ciitct-iKA for 1856 wanhsi :
Briar Creek, Freoch Bread, Hiwassee, Jcfiia^ai,
Kiig-'s Mcantain. Lewis Fork, Liberty, Lewis Cre«k^
Raleigh, Roan Mountain, Salcis. Sandy Crfiek,
Tuckasegee, Union Ea-'t and Union West.
Will Brother J*aies ask who will «od as
of the above, and accept cor thasks*
The fidlowing Miauten of Sot^ Caaouu
ciatioas fcr IS56 are wanted:
Brawn Creek, £diacD, £aotec, Fcrk, ^stuo.
Twelve MBe River, West Unica.
Will the brother receirisg this paper marked
send a muiute of his assooatioo, and receive a Reg-
ister ia retora ? Will the Southem Bapiis* copy
once aod oblige
Gaoasu..—Minates of aasoaatiatis fi* 1S56
wanted:
Bethel, tVttahocchee, (Tocs'atee, Mcuntain, Mi^
alee, Piedijcot, a«rp Mooatain, Suvo I^ne^
bury, Toojoah, Tagulo, Union, Uiiited
United Cattahoochee.
I also With the inmates of all the PntajtiaSSis-
sodatioas acd Unassociated bodies in Gecr^a and
the SDuth—aUo of tU Separates aatt Free WiU
Baptists.
KaSTVctT.—The m natcs in the mmules of the
General AiSOC»Ufr:», Keatncky, are far 185^ we
wish to present the perfect itatisiios fu lfS6, and
therviore .thall warn the mmuaa of the folkiwing
associatwi* for 1S5S Will any brother seeing the
name of his association in thu lis'- ssrd a copy
pcuJy aid tho cause of statiitics. i
AssocuTioKS.- Baptist, Bay's Fork, Itoon Cg^k,
Barairg Sjncg, Campbeil Countj. Concord, C-am"
btiland Biter, Davi-' Counij. Franklin, Fre«-%»m,
Gasper River, (JoiJieii. Greeaup, Little River, Mid-
dle Districi., Nelfon. New Sakm, Solin, SouthJBwd
North Bend, Point CoiOn. Rasscil s Cree», Saiim,
Siuth Concord, S>u'h Cumiicriand River, Soath
Diitrict, Sicoth Kecjatky, Souih BtfAisl, South
Union, Sulpber Fork, Taus' Creek, Tennessee Mfll;
CaioD, Un.ou -
tistawhoaet as tboagh th«T areubaoMd to hsv«it
known that tfa^ an B*iiiiiitif, t'"* aha** all
teat B*Bte^tb*r,an ww. aahaoMd of Ci^
^oftlMminBlMte aataaiad kafcnUsntkar
asdtitea&iala. - ''
any ootncc of these calls from the represeataihcs of
entire deaominaticn, fifty thmisaad strong, is this
State? Not a sentence has escaped bim^Tbe
cbar|;e—the fahrkood, tbe siar^er—iaa^g^ c-o
tie pages of hia Harb-jiger and for the «f tbe
fc-tare Uistorian uncanceled—msaitiBg the -cciire
Btptist ministry cf Tenoes»e! Are we ti» ttti-
charitable when we arra^ Mr. A- Caatpbdl oi
bger,pc.w S
to tb* reakns above, whkh antow does not
and where all teai»ar» wiped away., irks^iftha
M«t«aiiwofipRascdwith aaeaaaof its^i^ ud
itsioqFetfectioBa? Hope aatkapatta aaeai^ bcli-
tM and iauataaltte p^eotkm befontbe ^roaaiit
koavea.: What, if «k mast di* aad ga dtnra iato
QmOmA maasioaa of the gran? Bopecaidti^.
with coafidenc* on fanmnrtal fif* mPntdia*,^ tad
kasm fall that a gVnioas nsarrectia* fon
tb* pave wSl trioinpkaally icp*« aa th* itui^
d*atk caa do. Bhaatd, ^t^m Wof^ mis
vooUL sin a? iu coaariatiwia tam^ ksw tten
mergeiin^froitioesfitaoh^otrf'^' '
t. u.r.
Peabody with asplw^
(ha ISiti imt^ at aa
the miiTioBsof c.-editDM, ,
einment to the eniwaDBa anenat *«
miiliaaiordBUBis, kavetol .
c„aer ofthiBZS. WhatadeUteM
w kk
^PMEtanoj! tw TBaWoai®.—"JJf'J
taufibt m OCT old Bdwol-noy days, iftataai^
titS^ofthewarWwasSOO.OOOm Ukm^^
somcwliat aiaca thea. - '
^tisBowaaiitohe aafaOova:
AfriciS
A*>er^
Axis tad Hands, ^
Aannlia acd Isbnds,
-Mr. Oafcsraa, Use baskcr,
aomett^todoacd soaietkiBg lahwfata^j'^
worthy ot hamtmty, aad whi^ ky
eapadtiea of tbe Bwil, gives expaa^ «»
try to the body which cjmtaiasii.^—Rj***"^
Roxasisa Bnnss L S K S S - " F T S ^ I ^
priests and monks Bf Switierlaad, at* •••WJ
their moperty intocath, aadjawafiagitM*
Sates lasd. They have settled a euiaaffrfB"*
ists in Iowa.
A Macaixvacs Pitaor ——la
parrot ihat was kQit atioarda ship, Wrt
teresudia vra!ch%the day* that e**L
goods on die whart Oaeday ai*dnv*r*ra«
left Ks tatm and weut dowato the »
ship. Tbepanatwatchedtfm, a^
oat of f i At began to m'ate the ^ tottiiW^
'^VThoal^backthare-badt ftay!- exdaaa^
bird The horses bicked; aaa tk* p*mc, ***
^l^ibesncoeasof Wa exp«riia«^
JfSiSm B«il back I t-li^ *
tcaabackeJ over the wbsrf iato a*
ooeofthehoOfcswaadrowBad. '
Itfc a iwoHemyet to b* mim*,
pso;4e the Bri-ish Wand oil
^ pnaent state f ^
nonneas watlth aad atgeotpova^."^^;
ter s-raineu rardolsoeid ooJiW«»e«^.
five pltre to dvil ocmmKiCB #
"That dayomaaoooer oeU^M^g^^^
security which poiitiaaB* bak iir m to f ^
tke tost, gatat, icd
ataarac* cmeyaetapMi li****
maht^tny, ia WaMcNSH*^
cr agao.- , - -- , ii:.-- ^^li-i
iofioaj JfttMT. ^ ••-f^' - f
qOM. • 'I
IHE KM
BATITEIIAT.
Bpttaal
MUMt* aiCa
^ T.X OIM.
» V. a cuu.
OOT table bat w* j
p^vious nanibe.-. TU
FJT-I and the iUma.
asK ta the wadtly jsi
Ofc-j Qitwrma
A daacon of the Frit
in the iMt dinrdi n
p^mitted to wciqiy 4
iDg,lriaeldet«U«vmtt
qaestion wan dacaM
„ttled in the negaii**]
IT* ware not prseat; i
ttthari6id,'lB»!t«d'i
^Boaragmg, ami
fust Ohnrch. Th*
jnortifyli* fuAOmlww
Cbnrdt, and BIHA an
tkaich, sbacJd i^yj
tbe pulpit to a (Suapb
ts Philip S. FaE^ tii* ^
the Baptist cans ia-<
Bieeting-liou^ into
leaving the few
ujtitfafalamid la*!
ftsbelter' Tettiiiti
aS to be ohtradid iaia |
iaocalate oar pivpia-
if postifalc, witl ^ f
W* fai« cor trettoaiil
mere feeling but to
they occupy ask<
dpi*, Isar a btd I
the estimatioB of aO
State.
Wekaowourl
taken motives tf r
(till in payable -rii
PenMmlEfe for =
There is quis. a i
to act by pnsy.
singing in this ^y.
to praise God Cir theml
of the gaikry fnp
aiEcmbly Maiy i
minister* dvmlii doaUl
tkm of aiaaeni, Tli^^
caving machines, and I
pulpit arc an i
the circilc, aad I
is an egregious I
iahor—no ebqcent i
of trath in tiw pripii
with th* impeniteat i
lease christian* from i
e&jrt br ii»
qiomibdity-a i
feiieJ ia a pismineBt|
disci|^tif Obaiat mi
to do what be can iat I
Will ai7 hrolko- or I
kn3w of sooiirg I
ptoves that yoar love i
fectivc. Fav^oveitl
the hearttad be t
ever be isven'nj I
Will not every i
aolve in the SDS^<
Btraaicitial, dciog
same aoalV Wbatai
In coaipariaDa wftklM
pjrati«;» iif"
macy—and the
pricelets jewel, wb
tun ai|d therutnaaf i
faciOian^ ia tk* ]
tiaa, would yat not 1
of jour Redeamez^t i
Is oar fc
makv '^Aw AxnaanJ
{EupoK^ to atswac
peiBeveiance, lod
wbldi Annerazia* i
mane than cae year ]
Budti paoagts seat
fartboDming wurit,
ExadasC: tl.
Nembei* 14: „
1 Samuel 2 : 11-
Isaiab 59: CSt
BoMia 9; ITi.
1 ChraaidesSS:
2 * •
Esefcid 18: 26. ^
] Bsmaei 10: 6—1
SSamust 11: 7-
P«lms41: B.
Matthew 2n 16, iS|
ai; 13,19: JUL 10: I
Jafanl: IS,15tl|
AETALTSS. f
Roman*2: r, H;1
1 CDCtatkiaw
GaUatianfio: 1-
Ooloaaea l:
1 Tm«cliy2; 84-
Bebnw* 3 •, 8—1
S 1.
1 Jaha3: Ifi-
JadeltU-
Revelatiau U: lOj
Iiistaooe*«f
grace aad gkir?.
1. Tbeaagtit,
3. Tbe Israeitaci
4. SoiaoMn.
5 Jadaa. ,
6 IlynMnittiaaij
7. Daxoaa.
Instaaces I
ncDvand.
Allwfaotak*
of thit-vexxd^a
aawefl aa B-fti
P*«*sn of
itcOosa.
"^Meha&t
»>• PtatdQtanaa i
""oalB^mioti^l
^pet^of aU]
the dair=lt,iB
tp oepaln]
««««itr,wiu
••^aaftwtl
on^aeiadfatiBa iaJ
•^naafc

2 8 . V O L . X I I I .
T H E - T E N N E S S E E ^ B I A F T 1 S T .
N O . a s .
IISSORS. fflg fflffiSffl BAPnsr. . GEHERIL ITEMS.:
8AIU53I&?, H4BCH. S. 18S7.
GPFRIAL COFTTABRTTAN.'
I oBt^ida.
. t— - '"Si
g.g-Rtfrifc^
i u d B w ^ ^
tpih. B«i« "
B-thBBMBt ,
•It tONU t i M W
[M^^rar BOS.
EQMpMTr
.wbQ ^
tf.»t» valiMdA
wait BHid he Bee
'•Saaaof tba estate
t9 patmal
i aut« thMt Oto kte
• laa btqntatbtd tfea
I • sMte «ximele,*i*
—^ taiHnKli^aA
ata in tbe CSolten
IT of vhma
LUSmteadtD
rrvmml,
I eel pcriaia •ana Sir
, Esi it ia tsiaidaaj tiv
• bmaan nea is
iima uan^.Mtffi
I good crutaa af ftat,"
H m ,
laiiafjMuall^
as a Quudacafv ttlM
—» «f inataMM
Ileppedrf ja4i*tiEl'm
gained fay imm^'
-WioD Uia ImA aetma^
I SBxUia thiir raqpaob*
•atfacdtsta pay an atauga
faents^ PijabitafiiiM, af
of tss;
.af r
Bonia Wkfm ilat i
n (bi> aoD^ of
•r? a t ^ «a nffimarn te
.aaddaaoi
ti» Wwaunatcr Be-
.to 2 ICota, IB: S7,
deficite tfasB tba Kbf-
— L'tM QHvalicr BmiaEii is
ihwj. mm nana.
I onamsn pascie, «ttl> a
Tba Ont-nilon hia a{K
I txftci*d tiia ;aBr. Tba
I bjf SosKQssii ^i^Enl^
I SsBadl*f,m vamtmmj
rontanuon at furl
ri at Hazioa: '-IniF-
: jaafti vlusLi laoMlly
S«w Tak,tai tlM
Epttofa! paver in
BTO 1*10Q8SO4 IBfiflSSR^BlSL
paper h ia statad Oa:
laavaaidinLiMiAMt wtib.
ttisaionaTaidaarifaa an-
-BJT. Aatoiaatta Bam,
llBadnreU, Manatolm
paatnraar. Hwdtaidi
. OTCF wfaidi ifaa ••lait-
i liumeatmsbnaadacd.
toim "'
Wa know not wtei*
[pastonl cJHce or wllott«r
• her »i>iHpia»
^nru—•••l fcaTatfltai*
andaaaaeiMta
euiiKwiah ta ia>
1 baaulj, ftMa^ ^
aaad umuuaM -t^tonnf
ttbiJk ta^facididhif
taring rxa«i£a(iw
rtii'n"^'"" aof
iit."—
lie I_iJO»—Tta
, aa^iamatiasitra
tHtttcd acoMmyaf'
f AUoi. la B®^?*'*
aria ship, «« to-
idn;athsceaa»te
paday
rdomtD tfaa eaianaf
^ ^ aol whan ha «
^ a t&a taflt totha
•acSc I la^t" axs^asEaaa tat
nd; aadtba paiiiit,
1 kia Kxpsiant, euuii""*
bk! badt I m'" ^
; wJnof mto she watar. «»
ba saw x> aabairt m
t po»«t7,«a«t profcnBt!
We hare read kbc« IttOoA poblidied bU
• oo the DiTiae Ooreraaieot. The man who
-
^czxesal Effint for the Salystion. of Souls.
There is qnrta a diapoaitiniij on the part of many,
a let by proxy. Ua^y eospcfatians do their
sqiag in t^ji way. Cfaoita ara Tirtoany depot, d
(t psise God {far theo, sad the ftshionahis nrnsic
tf ihasalletT cnperaedea tbe dcrent Eoogs of the
MMuiJj- Haay dmrches aeem to think that thdr
•iiiiitan Aaald do aa that is done the saha-
teflfiinnefa. They regard thar Pastors as labor-
HTIfH .nH gippnt tlw* Itm
ar« aa atoamoit to inacti'TitT'ic the &suly,
fta SBciai drde, the ccmnuxsi^ at large. Thia
iimegRgioita Distils. Ho anxjimt of nunisterial
l^or—oo ctoqnm nmestnea in the preaentation
d inth in iha'pol^t—no pathetic exposti^tiao
igh ti» impenitent ia tba botue cf God—can r^
kna n'mnT fioiu obBgataon ta make personal
far tbe satntkai of aool;:. Indindoai re-
jpusnalilj a raspossiUity that cannot be ^rsns-
Smd—4sapramiBent ideaof thego^d. Erery
jgaafia tf Chnat is aaerediy aod ademaly boond
lidaiAat b*eaate th! disctpledup cf OUmis.—
van^brotheror sister say,''What can I dc? I
tor srf Dothiag I can do." Thia rery Ungnage
pmt that ymr lore of inuDcrta! smb is sadly de-
hriirc. For "lore ia the most inTestiTe paaon of
&e-haBrt f aad he who lores tbe sonla of men wiQ
ner be tsren'ins some method of doing them good.
Viliat erery dristiaa who reads these Bnes rt-
•iia in tha strength of tha T ^ to try aad be in-
ftwaiKil.darsiK^ this year, in the aalrataon of
•HBon What« niAia, what a sab&aa objed!
baaparisonwOhit bow^tridal appMr tbe inaa-
pnfiaa af Preddents—the eaosaHatim s of dipto-
aMj AT Tsa Som.—Deaths fran fretsiae and
(xposnre seem to hare been modi more nai^etGas
thia at the Korth, owing, no donbt, in soma meaa-
un, to the people being uoaccastoizied to inch rig-
crtiQS weather.
Tsa •^Wandering Jew" has been gairotad ia
Balthnore, the back of his vest was foond thickly
liaed with gold coin of sU aations.
Ajr instrument cdled "S^w's Gsrrot Sgnsliser,''
ii adrertiaed m the Laodoa Times, wlu^ when in
tctioti, giTca asharp, knd report, and will strike a
I>owcrfaI Uow at the same time. They caa be car-
ried in tbe pocket, and the adTertisement tays,
'^re a sore defenca against garrotsts."
Tbb Circoit Court of Hardeman county, Tenn..
adjoomed on Fciday. We learn firom the Boiirar
I>emocrat that the Grand Jory foand thirty-eight
truly bil^ of which ibarteen were for betting co
tte dectioD and eight for ratuling Kqaors •, tbe
balance for larany. ic.
WAsm3R7ro5, Manh 6—The dedsiOD of the
I'nited States S irprsme Court in tbe Dred Ssott
case was delirerHl by Chief JaRtice Saney In a
fill and elaborate statement of the rews of tbe
Cburt, we have tb* foUowini; all important pointa :
Fast—That negroes, whether eUre or free, aa
«iea of the Afiricaa race, are not citizeas of the
United States.
NOTICES OF NEW PUBLICATION?
Hciixas ATBUIK. noder its forsu of FkBtVisn, Jfa-
teriallim, Secdariam. Ac.. Br Jamn Bae,HaaaB, D.
D. L U D., Oiviaity Protax^ in tb* He** CoHege
at Sdinborgh. and Author of the Office aad Work
of the Ho!^ SjHriL ^Bostoc : Gonld Liaedn.
19 mo. ppTOsT »
We (hall oaJke BO extracU fr«m thb btok. het«4ii>««lr» M
folloTi': ••The arguments in defence of the Christian
faith against philosophical objeetota are onsttrpa-wd
by thoee of any modem writer; clear, Icgird. rigor-
ou«, Icaraed and elrong aa a Titan, b» fdriy f tn-
qnisbee all antagonisu by pure mental sui^orily;
seTcr Biisaadentanding toetr views or tTaeief; their I
arg-imenta. bat meeting them in all their force and
cnnhing them." "It is a gmt argnnwut for ThuiBm
•ItaiBst Athdsm, magnificent in iu strength, order
»a4 beanty. The style is Ineid. grare. harmonious,
and ereiy way conaMOSorBte with the dignity and
iinaartance of the work."
HsTinK reid with eire erery line of the book, we
express the opinion thattheM ftrong encomiuiES are
not extrari^nt. Let thoee who wish lo see the
absntdities of modem Atheism, in its ingenious and
dangerous deTelopmeats, exposed by a master band
re»d th* work. Wb (let them be prepaied to lUnk
prafoan}y nd cootincoaslT. r-
Hxmsaa or Joaa Kirro. D. D.. F. S. A,. Author of
"Daily Bible Illustrations," and editor of "The
Cyclopedia of KMieal Literatare," Ac. C^piled
ehieily from his Letters and Journals. By J . E.
Erland. M. A. With a critical estimate of Dr.
SiUoe'sLife >nd Writini^: br Professor Cadie. D.
D. L. L. D. Olasgow. IntwoVolumes. New York:
Robert Carter A Brothers 1856. 12 mo. pp. m.
I 343.
! KG one can read these rdumes without being sur-
prised at the eleration to which an ladiTidusI msj
ria* from the most disadrantaceoos obscurity Kiuo
was a man of rery humble binh. Be Ecarcely hsd
the prospect in his early years of being able to -est
brvad is the sweat of his brow." In his eleTenth
: rear he fell from tbe roof of a house, and though the
ill did not proTe fatal, as was appreh»nded, it ren-
dered him drsX—a calamity from which he nerer
recoTertd. He had an ardent thirst for knowledge,
and in its acquisition triumphed orer obstacles spps
rentlT iusuperable. "The measure of his suews^"
says "Professor Cadie. "is not more smssing in its
amount thui in tha means br which he Tpsched ia
His life is as instructiTe as his labors, and both com
<
SPECIAX'AaTICLBS,
Appointments for March ami April
At the Second Uwrob, NashriUe, e-momnr
taonung.'
At Hndsteis' and Deacons'meet^, at KaUaada,
fifth Sabbath.
At New Bethel, tm the first Stbbatb in April. -
McCroiy's Cteek, on the 2J Sabbath la ApriL
At Cdambia, oa the third Sibbith m April.
J. R. Gaarss.
BOOKS TBAT WAKY OwKits.—Brother Selph in-
orms OS that theie are packsges of ^ks in hiit
pi.V8e«Bon, and bare been fork loeg time, thu
fbUowbJg chutehes in Wert Teoaesjee, Prt^perity,
ZnL, Sl^oh, Clear Creek j MjtsiMi{.oi, Ebeoeser
W. L. Slack, 'niey are the ' Dseire oi' dl Na-
tiona," a sermon preached before the Kg Hatcbie
Astociatido at Bolirar. These were pud for by the
brethrea'aad duly aUrttd, but lost their way. Tha
brethren can taks ateps to get tht-m, if tbcj &tiU
wish th9>.
A Bom WASTXD — Who will str>d oi a copy of
BiUiop Dopktni •»Kod of Contiorersy Coatiovei te j?'^
Wo wish a copy w»lh tha new of tsariog i rcTireii
ia the Jane noobtr of the Smttem Bapist B:-
eiew. We will dteerfuUy aend tJbe pn» or reiorn
the book to the poMcssor.
AcsxowLSDoifEVT OF PAYioarn.
CQiaQBCIAI. SEWE.
J S W'Utsr pdt t> Wik Astest. ISH. s ^ ^
n«ridW>{af nbtaltan kanixM tothsMlMWHiiH<
Ub tetiao of the ~
A GIGAXTKI LAVS SraciTLAiiojf —The Lexing-
ton Expreas of M 14th states that it has reliable
information that a large eompany Ims been formed
in the East for the purpose of edtering all the
cant lands in the State of Uissoari. Hca. H
formerly of MisEooii, bat aov of Pdladd-
pbia, is at the bead of this morcaunt. He is to
net sa ageat for this oompasy aad make the ea-
FIIES^
WHAT MAXS YMNUN WBAS SAX A -The towa
of Waduagtoa, Tc, has no leas ihaa 300 roteis,
aad takes «9 newspapers-
n>e bat aews from Paris, is, that the Eapreas
appeared m the streeU recently without any hoops
Louis 2Ta|ideoniasud to b« opposed ta b o ^ aad
ia ddermmed to crush crtndine aa he has done the
litMity of the press and freedom of speech in
France.
According to a puplication recently made by
Parliameot, it appears that the totd income of tbe
-Britiah Goremmeat for the year 1856, was £71,.
mOOO. or about $356740,000, aod tbe total ex-
neadituM for ihe same period, (441,535,000, ex
ixedmg the income by S84.79S 000-
A spaa of woIre8,regnlirly trained to the bar.
sesa, were.driTen, aooog a crawdofydping, appa-
reaUy indignant dogs and woadaicg people, down
Foarth sad Pine Saaets, SL Lo^s, tm Saiur*
dsy.
Dnnmoss OP raa ViasoriA Burs Bmcs Ttn;-
m-—Length of tannd,4S84. feet; dimensiaasef
sections,
31 feet hish aad 18 wide; dimeadoDS
arehni, 700 feet; cabie contents, 50000 yards, ca-
% contents po'lineal ftoi, 117; cubK yaida ma-
aorrr bid, 2,750 ;iaefinatioa of grade. 70 feet per
aile; t ^ oast S4fi4:000 ; cost per foot, SI 03; to-
td coat per cubic yar4S8.80; coat for excaratioD
alooe, S6 ^ tima of ooasiructjoa, serea years.
The osud lora enpl^ed upen this work was 200
sm aad 15 hmaas- - Gie work proceeded aigbt
. . - I and day, tiie men bdng rdiernd ewry 8 boors
tatsaees of a w wtaliaw anally qaarts-^
paeeasd^bKy. | ezeedtogiy bsid sad difficult ta blast. Tbe grade
L. Tbi ^HpJ*. is. op to and thnugfa Ots tannd from tha east ii 70
S. feet per mile, md n perfectly rtrsight, with
1 TtelmStaht tha desert. | d ^ of sir upward. There are ao shafts, wit is
i-aUmaoD. • I 700 feat below the top of the rtdgs.
iJmi*. ^ , , - --- I A Salt Lake cfcy letter of Dee-4 aanooncesthe
CffissMiBSarfAfexiBider. . . [deathof Jedefiah M. Graat, Secood couaidior of
. f e ' ' ~ . IBri^hamTsuar, and Mayt>rcf the city. He was a
Ibtsacas ef those who fdl ftmngraee sad I aabra of Hew Hampehiit, sad was about fcr^ years
I of age St bis death. Be leares seren fiseooBdate
widoaa, and sererd dddren—four of tiis iatter
I he^ oader e ^ weeks of age.
I&s moat iaportaat item of news by^ the Peoia
[istberepMtedtotaldestiudiuacfftrtco. Iftha
' " ' I tnc^ a terible ttfa^of c s n ^ and
I to cone. With a popuIotiaB modi
encounter, and which fewer still haie mastered to
soch adeant^. For he did not merelr neutrdiie the
adrersc- position of his earlier years, out he wrung
from it the lessons and hsbita which slovly built up
his fame, as they prepared him for his ultimste
achierementa. Truly he hss realised the nddle of
Samson—'Out of the eater csme forth meat, and out of
the strong came forth sweetness." What a contrast
between the deaf and psuper boy o( 1819 vhesdled
into a work-bouse to keep him from •huncer ».-id
fasting, cold and nakedcess,' and the John Eitto of
li^t; Doctor of Theolcgr, thou^ a Isjman; member
of the Society of Antiqmirics: Rlitnr of the Picsonsl
Biblo and tte Cyclopia cf Biblical Literature; snd
Author of "Daily Bible lUnstratioos."
Kitto was the aulhorof rarinus works, the most ira-
mrtant of which are "The Pictorid Bible," in thn*
ar«;« Tolumes; "Pictorid HistOT of Pdestine." io
two Tolumea; "Cyclopedia of BibUcd Literature." in
two Tolumes; "Daily Bible Illustrations," in eight
volumes, Of the last named work it has t>trD
said. "Thew eight rolomes are, in fact, the cresm
of dl thst Eitto hsd preriously written. There is a
specisl charm shout them, aad a rein of serious
instruction runs through them."
We sdriae those who either from choice or necessity
select, fnim amon^ Kitto's works, to procure tbe 'Daily
Bible Illustrations." Th«T hare been published in
this country by Carter A Brothers The reputation
of the author is not only established in England, ibe
place of his binh. but wherever the English Ungusg*
!« spoken. We hail with pleasure eve-y effort, by
whomsoever made, to elucidate th^ sacred volume.
r.
Kauioaa's ScanTcau. Ezroemon or mi Ensnx or
PsLX TO TBB PaiLimASs AXD m GxsaaAi. Ensru
o» Juna. Traulated from the German, by Tho«
H. C. Consnt. Author of History of -English Bible
niustrations." JTewTork: Sheldon. Blake man 4
Uo. Boston : Gould A Lincoln. 13 mo. pp 255
1856.
These Vxpcutions were the "tanning of s series
of popular prActicd comtaentaries. intended u> em-
bram the more important portions of the Bible "
They bear the impress of Neander's mind. They are
worthy of in attentive perusal. The practical element
infused into the'" adds {greatly to their ^'due. It is
scarcely necessary to ssy thst the death of Neander
prevented the eoapleU< execution of his pnrpuses to
rxpound "die more important portioas of the Bibie."
Alaa, how tcany good purposes are defeated by the
stroke of death I What ii, done in this world mui^t
be done quickly. p.
Tauaa Saaaora; or Fifty.Two Plain and Short Dip-
eounwa on the Principle Doctrines of the Gcvpel.
By S. Burder. American Tract Society. ro
Apoctacy.
b our fartheaiauig wiak, which we wish to
•lis "As kwsaaara% AaxmAjnaM." I have
|a|HBd ta ssswar STery obXeetsn urged against
{•smranee, and examine eeery Scriptoia upon
sBA pra£csta thdr f«th. I bare far
an than ooe year past rtqoested objections, aad
•dl iMiti 1 aeit to me te) be examined in the
Irfcuuiiag work, and soch are still rB^oested.
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ODle timeto cooM^ At hat
iHcB^dsa Sdnqr,Ta, laoaooats,itwfflbereaaembM»d,—Oerawasaprob.
tethe^haaaidBMater.Bsn: t*>>l>9^tbeAfflaieaas,i*«BBe« the Bntish,
acepehie oor
— Ihe
^•eepd
W»rd *Baai?ecinadmSageiarK^ieKfiheof|eomitiy^ m -
.*»fti*alsiiifci Badd.h! baa bnn ill.
esatUisal aa r«nisad hia bnaki wiU ba aant aoon, ud
doea aa dlractad.
Tkia la lo iafcrm Dr BaTUia tbat h'l dlrac'lcra bara taao
tiolyazaentad .
Brothati A Facatt la natiflad tbat bta rrqual will w
Uolad to iB daa eoarsa. WaJ don*'
Sittar Joasu T MaOoj ia Isforxaad that Soatb'a Braa;s>a
vin ba aaat aa loon aa {ICQ ed vlib albar bsoka.
Brathar a M rorttabairj ta iBforzad tbat ail o^ tha Uar c f
(abaarlbata ha Mat oa haa beaa Bailed rtcai»r:^ nisaa ITia
JaBnarr
B-athar T B Bmilh, of Red Baaha. la Icfonatd «a not blm
tba St oa tba eth iBataat, aad if ha vlabaa tha bo;ba vili
tat aa baar Irca blm?
If brotbar W. r Fca will l^fo^m aa of tha eania ci D Mjff.
Dacial^i FMl-cBea, b'a rrqrMt viil ta attfcdal to T\tn
booka yoq oKarad bara ali lact
Btalhar J BO W It Adama la fcarabr laforistd tliat t:ii
eout (tor TaBsaaaaa BapUatitaBdafcalaactd.asd bta o-b#rra
qaaata attaadad to.
Brrthar BOarsett U iafocssad that tbtb.-.ob «ai>astt« Kn
M A Qaraatt
arothtr 0 Croaby. of Cadar Cliff. rt»a, ia iaforsiad Uia!
b4a boosa wara all Ballad at tha «aure lima.
SiiUr Laar i B Gbantata' eoatribaUDa to thn Tadiaa Ld.
brary ia racaiaad.
B^athar O D FitaiaralC baa mttd pat tsUj- aa rorwart
hia tha boah and cradit hja acsomat.
J DtOarao wrltaa frou Uarcaotrao K
Botrd, a a
J B Bah.r, of S yt^s . ba, erai^il 'i-r te M o-
Caaant baiaf hi|barthaa $1. Bock, a-iu ba aaat tooa aa 90,.
•ttaa
Brcthar J V Eai.aC-.Wa £sd .rt-ar dira^liona bara ill baar
azaenfead-aoeoBBt eradttad tui toi ka aaat.
Bmthar Hiisar ta tafcrnrad that hia bock arfiJ ba i«Bt to •
fa« dara.
BrotharCdBB'a raiailtasca ti ncelTfd, crd.-ri ict (Tha
Uoliaam) —la akait tbU tba -.JahoTsa" af tha 0 4 TaMa-
taeat acl tha -'Obnat" of tba Xav, daaoU ans aad ths ssna
Baina
I ExMei /ro« Bt. rsyfar'a /atra^aclara Latur J
-Taa ar^BmaatiaaltotatbarBavaalangtaai; aad iTasiU,
pror>a ahat aaay of tba atbat th.oletia(r;ial4"
•sriaar>a salpMlla'a -
BactUL Ula£a:phiaBaak>. •
Coaatry »• . .
Saw Tark—Otty Baaka, . - - .
& aatry « • - . . .
Maasaahasatts—aU laad-Baaka,
Tanaaat, .. . . .
»*w BaatpaUra, «aetaat.
rr^.Saaasaw Caia,)
"j" S'iL?-""" f »»«>t«»>« lU*«sI Bapsita
w(M BaTtti aasxiactss,^
lira: caasa, Oraaaaatal We k;
Shs auj> Makraa
CTTha;
of t^Li latS'atioa hu •
Mia Mt eatlartae praiWlteL
«1»adaai5l.ara^ ihaaaha.|aaa far aaaa. yam
af w»aiaitr, eta aa kaad aaC an
r«I ss aaOsd te. Xodaa laatssias aad tka
iny With Fortraltii ef Tya-
daia acd Wick:iSs. $1 SS.
rHS LADY AXUEJ-tyS: A la-»f tha ApalaeUaaa,
tha B-ara, and olha •aa iaara aomathlaii to hia lalerrat.
aarab El. lUI U
Baooa Boaraaad, IIiaIIiiea.ia.—Cora,
ClaarSUaa, H Wbaat, whita, . ~
KhbadSd**, - llialljl Bad, - - lU
aaaa.. . 1 Jalli Oaa,
PhoaUara. • lolFtsrvkaa —Far Ib. 4^* a
FaatLT Laao —la kbla l31a1s;rsrtT —B'd Pcachas 1 55aS K
lakap 1S:!3}' DHedAaplr,,- »1 »
la tiaem . Id G-am Applas - *t W
Bvrras-Cboica • •aa'Jrocl—OatUaoafoal, .
Ooacoa - ItiUil Ha*s,|ftMa, - «
FLOCB -Biaaadaka pr Wiba : BF:a WithBtaal
Portrait of tba actbor 1 Toiaaa- iS^a St.
IT.
B; Hra Uaxr A Dntaex,
GKACS AMSSE. 1 aoinaa, iSaia. SI
OLSHACEfrS COMaxyTtRIES. TolaaalU
Eiiwan Be Baodrtek. Sro S- Baady la Marsh.
Tt
By W W BrssTS D D.
CHILDHOOD AAD ITS TSAJXlXa. Oaa Tslaas,
llan SI.
TIL
THE SaXCrrjRY—JTS CLAIMS A.VB FOWSBl.
By B'r W W ErarW, D 0.
Oar f*aaf.c«,,'a«s ara for aala hr Bookaallan gaanal-
iy tLicafhoat th* Us>t*d Plata* aad Caatda. Bat wa*a aat
to b* tha Local BookaaUatsl, aay a*ctioaof tk«as«a.
t,r wa will forward any of tbaa, FOBTAQB FBZB, aa n-
ea'ipt of tha prica adrartiasd
Tbera ara roanr Clt^ra asd Trwna whara a Book Arat, ar
Golpa.-taar carrriac tka abava, woald ba r«o*i**d with kiad
n— and ffrstitada, and and a la-aa as:a.
- EBBLBON, BLaKBMABaCO,
TSTB hSTB sew la atera, et fraah taporl
ft B alaad. aad Orraaaa. a i.rp Jay and eeaplata ate
af FKEXCH CHIHA D/.TiAO SSTS. TaaSata. B*
Bata. Ckaabar 8«a. aad T»l!at Sala With aaRavsrtetT
FA!fC TAB TJCL ES, botaaaafkl sad oraaaaKsl, af CM»
OU« aa< Qaaaa * W*la-KlT.r ijatad C*.to^ Sp^ P ^
• Katliah aid Aa«rlcaa T»M* C»i:*r». Ta* Traya. A*
tor tba tiato, a rary haarr «te*k -if liCSMlPa WAM^
AKD Gi-AES—tean of wklsk U»aadata^a** Uvite t.«=
mclal atteati(.a r.f mii wha Ttait BaahaSOa
E. 'tI-Sl»
FaMiahera
Marcb >4. M-St lli Basaaa Btrsa:. Bev Ti:k-
WHOLKSALK AKD BETAU.
MILLIHERY ESTABLISE3IE5T,
He. SO Caiaa Street, HarhaUIa, Traa
A. C E ^ K E R ,
t s aww raeaiTlac Ma Sprts; ateck of MILLnrnY t FAXtJT
eoovi. Hbsaxa baas ta*larreatk?ptia tha ci^, Mar
ekaata sad Killiaars vtll do ar«D te caU oakla
Ik* pakli* caa !*lj Sfaa ksUtf kaaasUy dail-. with, ks
la k%«sra ssssa.
[From tk* Watehana and BraajaUat. LaBiaTUI*,Ky.]
THE TEJIPEE^CE MAITUAL.
T HI9l>th*UUaof aB«ady ptUtad aad haadaonaly koasl
aoiaa*, enatalaiar ITS pa(«a. It •Detains tk* Ksiary
aad atatialica ot ha toJow-.r«ord»D: Gwod TaaFl*ra,,8aat
of TiBp^ranca. T*apl* oJ Haaor. aad Taapa«B*a tjstoa;
ia addi'.iea ta wkirh ia Ui* kiatery ct FiahibitiaB a th* aiv-
aralButea. aad a aatBhar.of fvpiiax taaparaac^t aoags. The
nth*r baa a:aa faralAad aa tha faaarai acraaaaiss af
-J>» 6 ji.d T^aplaT*. and thal^raof dedi-alioaif a ball. •*
soaaidar tha anlBxa.'aabla w«ih to ttr* friaada*' teaparaaca,
who aiah teka axli^taaod ia rrfsrd te th* (r«al t*r-
dar of Oooa Itoplars. Brathar Hii!aisaac8c*f s{ thaBa-
tioaal I.od», atao 6. W S oTtkat diaof Miascnrt. Iksra
a ao laa ia tha ardar batter qsaltSad. ar wha aaa «oaaad
( aaUr iacOttia for a pablieal oa of thia character thaa b*
It csataicstka oat* faaaral caraaosiM aaar pabUihad,.sa<
tba oaiycoaptata history of tha t

II
•S
I ^
V 0 1 ; . ^ X I J L
^ H E T E K N E S S E E P T
SBUXD KT VBS. XABES.
.A togy taJWiabpc
A «INBI»,AG« IRT» A N T S ^ IIEF«R ONKTD
flat TKT A C M of BTR CIX, I T E WIUIFTTD»TB«A«IIFIAWH«»««« « P * ^ ?
Jet t h e WERIFLI of YONR DIPPER L»LU wings and FLY
XMWR, M H OFTW "T'TI indeprnd-
EBK.aadasaa AEOMPUDIED instrnctof, eaanors
TLIW RTNCT* AS BCR ksses.
7. TOATE jva DAAGHTOA WD YW wfll AIT« YOAR
fOBf. ffawtsMojctymmms of Wgli «dncation
AAD ptniliM, ASOCUTCA WILH EOMPAI&NS of great
AAAVB UT^IITI.
A OOOD SPEECH fraax ^ Benton.
'ITE BCVSO^MDENM A TRAADCRFNN; WDAL
BoooiaS.fpKcIi-oidEiaKnce. Tbej b m * tarn
j m w t m u A U A i m , BODT, UCUABAUU NAD^
Jab, Abnhaa, Dctid, OSm Cmam^ GEORGS
IRARIIIOGAA, AND I)A2D Wclstv. TUL UOQTUA
T«TKE»CKTTIEMKT]»T UM!RM«BT to }>«T« beets.
ITEPMTTII^HDSIATATFSEVTAA i t MADFTSP
oTTtakaea, FTEY
SEV B G F ^ SOMIR IS NOV T«K cttf, VBXJT aa-
MOJ AUBMBA THALAAFA^AF FITE PIL3RIM«. a n PTY.
•OBT}! Hock, on tin 2II of December, 16^0. On
"THA W M B W M I I R R ^ W »
ESAISB. AA MTO EF aiea OINEA to and DRING. asd
J» HDT OR dcqwnt, «nd WIT^ apeeiies, to
jpaea A» oeeaooo. It. Barton WM preaot, by
tafltatiaB, ND aaida A AINAI^ V I ^ TUNK
WORAKPIAOAIBOARCCINSSS, fcr its SC^ RNTI-
MATM, gacdhawor and wHptetiaii. HawaseaOed
TOAAT,—• tampesance coeof
K>NSII«RAI«L with so mental enltnr*. hare W«B
(iaed LIOM HOOM far UTEMR toaety and eootpia-
WHIP, aad met fceic destroyaak tba saloon and
ihetbea'je.
8. SOCH aa ED«?«FIOB oter era conntiy wffl F
to oar INTND, atd tapeeially oor new States, the
thoosanda cf :cacheni so NRGEBTLY demurfed f?R oor
primary adicoli As in the old Slates, a UI^ for-
tion of the edncatioa ^OAR joath HVL B ^ ITMST
HOAANUY eocdncted by females, N also mast the
dasghters of the WTTT be trained FICR this great
WWT, if we woold e»«R hare the MATSA propsriy
edaeated.
9. The age NQ^IREG soth an edacatiOB. The ED-
M*tioocf the past will not AAAWO' forthefatnre
Aad THOSE who wtjuld keep np wilh the wtwld'S
^OGRESS aad hdp to mstild its character, atsd hast-
en and cosnzmate its Uessednecs CAST stand amocgs
the edssaied of the nee.
10. SAD aa edncalioo fa brt»ght within the
reach of most of our deurmiaed and eoergetie
daughters. WHTSE hearts ate strongly set npoo it
ELONTIAI^ INI^TIOBA are multiplied, expenses
an bfooght DOWN: pvrtnts ate WAK^NP tothe IM-
pcrtineesffetnaleedacatiw, and will D^ anything
M their power to eocconge aad ^ a BELOTAD
daughter, LONGIESSW I^^>IOTELA«^I and STROGSIMG
FBR aa edncasoa.
o-lit fTaSid SlBia •/ Jauridt-Oar oooiitry^
• B wioli eenatry. New X A G M eMtribated tfte
INIDA»AEHERA(AT«DAAA9D:TLA«ALI» EF h e r a d -
SestoefltalBditla fisandatlBDsefeerBber^ »d
e!IR7BIN;ITEWFFLVITH]»M eeitlter TTO wisdom
TF HS SIA!«»M aar "I^OF beraoIdicntOFR-
NATEATSNGOR Ok taast iBdted MC* bearty
after W K A Sir. BNILOO waaintiodneed aad
WMIED with A'VNRN cfsfplanse.''
DA MLNTTD the KWBDENT. Tiee P:E^DCDT, cScers;
ABD«I««HENTOR*^KRTAE)E^,AADTHEB (INN^HIS
BAI^«ATHEB}HAAABTTRI his fur ooostiy-wtimen.
thiladiaa. Be waaSOT: laid. UWT thekrdsof
enatioa weald patden his tmsinghia back npoc
thrta,.tad addxtaiBg TBOM whom TH^Y de&ght:d
TAHEN^SALRSI^ (AREUASA,)
BE paid UM tafiea ths eoapiattcnt of rtealEs;
TTW&ELTIAT&RIYTARETEKITA ^ Job had titrte
DAT^HTEN, 'HHAAWSNN no BITER women were fixmd
I& AN T&ELSADF*TTET their SUNS are given and
THRFRII-S'I^'SD-ERIBED; sad that JBH had al«E
MRTN MMA LAKTI IHE NAMBET of daaghiets acd
imeonr—«F WTAM no DCSNIPTIBIHM G^RM, BQ^ a
m IBAYLW
no
I
School Aimivemi;.
T'IIXIRVS.—TTE FIRRT ANNITCRSAIJ CF tie
DSAPTIAT Sablath School, came off oa
SIFANDAX^T HDBIE the first Sabbath IA Febniary,
1857. ITO FCAT year's fcistoiy of this has
been AA^nicrtfa] ME—it met and braved a trarent
of OPPI^LITT^ WFLODIF at INE time, to all human
appeamaee^ threatened its MY existenea, but
thaabttaOa A&[^TY,IT still SRE^ to (^ERTBE
heaifs af Mafriertds IVRE and dsewhere. Doiicg
the YW^EOMMAMTY aad A^MOI hare coa^bated
some TWII^Y DA3TI3 to its sopport Soon after its
orgaiosaQn «AR hearb were cheered by a docation
OF th« FIN D>DI0 Ubiaiy, fifty nolames, as a tsken
of ^TTAT^ fcrtlmnuawmsdioid, bytheSAbbath
RF the First OHNRCH, KxshTille. Tho?e
books WEREHOU^T of brethren XO
piO|iilata BEN to meptwn nature PVEA as most
EAUMUT ( X U N ^ of the can which die has tak«N
Iftsdd the mwU: and iateleetnal attBiina the gryes
(ifSKmaadpenuawhicfa distinguish her DS:^B-
[IPPBOSE.!
ITAI BEUUIT FV TTE ILUNKGH EDAMTIOA o f
OIAR BSNGHTCTS.
1. AgoedednEatiooiatheridiertpatrimany we
can giie them. We say A «OOO NCRUMS—not
AU*]Y TATN^ to read, write aad dphar.aa was
ILMQHT^MFIDEBTFCC oor gtaad TTTUHMIR
DDEAFIBH-BUT ASTUE maWatfng I&Ftendiaad
Gnaa, sad ailev eaity FKIWNNAWE aecospliah.
MNITB,MTTO be bosk w»a sad lock ^ with
PDTE HORNR OJCATHE^VNIATATEDBTIABOF wo«Baa>
K ) ^ MADAAII«6ELIIB;BAT» aaOd, TLANNN^ and
oBs&dcdacatiai—atbody, MIAD aad Matt, sab-
RTN«TE9RSAEHAI«C>^ to ear aaD«,(as&raa
>TI|>>Sll III fwilll '—" ^ I vi
TBTIOBA^AAA that VIA ftkthaialbc iha NAER X«a!I.
tin W^poasfliflitiea of BFC^ a fctane in
jiiaiawhiefcttwrcsa ANW TNAA^ WHIDI aad wfll
.atetea topsataof jafiinsnw aad asafUaesaia
'tad^. ••
S. ATEI^ WBITE YTN took ia the ^
^ JVOR TEITT «{EA that bstefti FCMILY FEW^
mthricaaealtBnd TEA^, wtnld
jfliish TILTNA BEL^T JSWDI. HJT ^ ^ adoni*-
ATEAIINTFAR^FITLHRAILOAUM a t
iithawaridaadlphaaiitif^tl^.cwwm^EF th>S>-
ITEL • -
S. WTOWTETAGTECASFLNITIAEA «( (keae
L E W T I W ^ S N M ajantiwi. ibr MIFCELT>A% *IT
TIRTGATAHRRTMI? to FLMST Oesa aored RATPENIW.
Ifiaa. ~ ' -
- T L T & L I N S A A D T Y M I * ^ ^ • OA fiat
TIWD fcsailj DHRTIHIII aad slwaUMa. BNR
TESTER
ta«CT-
^lar itwmtnaiaa
Save This!—Try IMI.
BBILLUXT WBHSWASH.—SOW is t h e time
whltea op the yard fettces, Eummer-bouses, aad
YOOR dweUisgs. A few dclian expense WBI beau
HTJR year PTCMI»« aad ycur homes.
This is a beautiful, cheap, and durable paint for
meeticg-bonscs asd sdiool HOOCES. Try it:
"Miny hare heard cf TFCE brilliant stnceo white-
wash «a the east end of the P.sdicat's house at
WA^SGTEN. The rol'ovieg is a redpe IBR it as
JTEABCL FROM tbe Sationcl l^flligtncer, with 9om«
T.I£tiocaI improvemeats TEU. 1 by experiments.
Take half a boshd of nice aulacked Gme, SLA^ it
withboiliDc cater, COF^R it daring the process to
keep in the stcx=. SERAIS TH? IH^OID throsigfa a fise
reve or straicer. and add to it a PICK cf I«It, pre-
rioosly well dissclrtd in warm water; three pounds
it grcand rice, hotled to a this paste, acd stirred
in BI£ISG ; halt* a peosd cf powdered SPAAISH
«faittsg. an-1 a pcund cf ckaa glue, whidi has bees
pnriossly DISEDFTD by soaJdog it well, and then
bargicg it UTCR a alow fire, in a small ke;T?e with a
large ot.e filled with water. Add FIT« GA'TONS of
hot WATER to the mixture, TTIR it wtll, and let U
STAM a f t w DIJS C-'ER*"! ^OM t h e dirt.
'^IT shanM be pat oa rigbt H >T; for this purpo&e
it can be KVPL in a kettle ON a portaKe fursa.X. It
is aaid that about a pint of this mixture will cc»er
a square yard Bpoa4he cutsice of a boose if pre-
petty applied. BNBHES M^RE RR LEU SNULL MAY be
KCOIDHIG 'o the ceatn-ss of the rub RNJUUED.
It ANSWERS as WEI; AS » for wood, brick, Cr
atciue. and is cheaper. It retains its bnlliaocy far
maay yeirs. TH:R« is notbir; of the kind that
wiU compare with it, tithcr inside or oatside
wails.
-CIIIARIT^ =IAUER MAY be put ia and madecf any
shado you UKE. Spanuhbcowa stirred in will make
nd P I ^ BUTE or less deep aeeording T» the quaa.
TITY. A delicate TII^ of this ia very pretty fcr in.
^ waH. Tajely pnhtrised cocaam day, well
mixed WITH S^MA^ BTOWA, make a reddith stoM
color. TEL!O»-.AA9E tastes are djSVrent; it WOULD ba best to try
ejcperieeots ss a ahirgie and Ut it dry. ^E bare
VCCT T ^ that green BEST not be mixed wilh litse
Tbe lime destroys the color, and th: color has M
TS*T UN the whitewash, which MA&AS it crack and
ptti. When waits hare been BAIKY ttuskcd, and
you with to hare TBEM a CLEAN white, it is well to
SQATCM ntdigo plentiful!; TIROOIH a bag iota the
water yoa uaa. b( F^IRE it TS stirred in the whale mix
ture. If a iarger quantity than fire galloos be
wanted. the sameportioa ifaould be ohierTtd."
agreeable to all, she wa-i hetered and refpected. and
her death rrneb d.flcred by all who knew her.
She tad entertained a comfortaWehopeinChrts},
atd been a regular member of the Baptist Church
frr a rumber of years—and those who were l*st
acqoaiattd with tbe bifetcty cf her life, and were
h'r »t«fi*datiis duritg her last iCness, enterUioed
We on the Sabbath School Harp, published by the j no fears but tv»t fht has entered into liat nst Aat
sameaodety—it ismoct excellent. 1 wwild Trcnrr- ; r'tna'rc«h for tbe people of God. She entertained
mend it to aU Baptist Sabbath Sehocds, as the best I co feam of deatb, bet that to her had test i s stiitg.
Hyam BOok She Irofeed fcrward wi'h joj fol anUcfaticns to her
Wa haw conceired the design of making the safe arriT*! cn Canaan's sidecf Jordan. Ber pense
SabbaOl Sciool Library a Vessing to the church, of human imperfections, ard of tbe an-«uf8dency
and to that part of the 'community who will aTaii of Clrist ard his atcofment, was tery f trorg and
themnlreaof theadrantajtea wbidi U affords. In , marked. a. a. c.
In ptwcoalmn thia deagn we bare asked tbe |
eo-opetatioo of cnote of car brethren abroad. ar.d '
nctw by the beceeoleaee of our belored brethren. I pj^j ^ ^f F.bniarr. 1857, of Scarlct
thepabtiahcrs, th* Children'a Book, the Tennessee 1 VircrsKS VtactKia. daughter of Sclomcn
Baptist, the Westera Recorder and the Christian L^ckett ronntT, Texas aged 3 years, 7
Bepcaitory aD ccme gratnitioudy to our sch=oI, to , ^^^ '
^aldden the hearts of the teachers and to bentfit ^ ^jt^-fCT the litUe sufferer, with-
aad interert an who read them. Our hearts hiTe ^ ^^^^ f^jj jn the arms of Jesas,
recently been eacoaiaged by an expression cf in- aisctnMla'e rarents to mourn their los.i
terest in our behalf by the reception of dghl dol | ghe was a irnghtly. inttresfing ehil.J—the pride
larsand fifteen cents frcm the Sabbath Sdicdof^ the family circle She i« gone! But as a tender
the Walnut Street Baptist church, LonisrUle. Ky. ^^^ f,^^ f^rth by that Sa-
lt fills us with gtaUtude to know that friends abroad ^^^ ^ ^^ ^^^^ • SriTtr Iitt!c chndren to ceme unto
who lore the institution of Sabbath Schools, fpii- i
pathixe with our efijrts in this department cf mis-
swiary labor, aad we will here say to all the friends '
of iSnch an enterprise, that ary contribuiion in the
way of good bocks, papers or funds, with which to I
purchase. wfJ be most thankfully receittd. ard I
appropriated to the gcod of the schcfl!. Wc c'esire
io make considerable addition to oor Library (his
4. TBEODOSIA ERNEST-Volume 21-Or, TTA
NNRIOR U TOTAT of ARIIFAAUTT •AT »M!«T to
TS TO!«M. SOAM FC. ia .»«T
5. TOREK REASONS WOT I AM A BAWIST.
A ronrih AILRF "A CO«M»KO» ' Ji r--
FTTOARAIATOK^ I, ba, tfca ««««F «A
©•TEA. , ^
WRTIATATAIIAABMTWROF t*
RTIMWCN.
ire/ ard bcm trarfvlanted in the paradise of Gtd.
Tbiir lofs IS btr eteiral tfriin C.
Tribute pf Respcct
At a TNERT'NG of the Phi Gamma Delu Assccia-
•.sco cf L'NIAN rnirtrsi'Y, ea!!cd to pay a tribute of
-F'PCCT to the MEM.IRY rf W. II. Goanox. who DTV
year. We pray a blessing UF
9 "TOE MODERN WBITnELD"'—Eld. C. 11
SaarcYoa.OF Laa.ioa. KMI TolaM, TORTJ 8»r=OB«, WILK
AA I>R SOW t^'* »'
10. CAMPBELLISM EXAMINED, ASD RREX
MWIL>,UI OM TOLUAA—A«»»OL«BURT«A •diUoB. BJ '
B iaur.of aUhmona, Virrala
Thia U a «l««i. leelealaal "admJiaUT TfxlrM" «i»o«i
tiMor tha wrora at C«a»l»lHia. aad wimi^lli.Qtmp-
B.UKAI!LMRFT«KO«AAAC«I»LTBI«»L Prioa SI SO.
a POPULAR'UISTORY OF EStJLlSQ BIBLE
" rr»aJ««J-a, wltk of Oil lafliah Tairti
0v Wra. B O. Coaatt-
Siarr Ohrwtiaa. «»»ry ratar, aoi frerr
,»,..raaat -itb tk!. a rn-t pa'mcal
H wall u r»HfkiBf batca i. y»t w b. I»a«tt la tkl. ooai
u^onraftaa aar* B.L:a Prita II tf.
12 TB E ABRAH AMiC CX)YEN .ANT NO Gaocjro
„,a l»n»T Baerts. B, Mat RU^aa. w.Ui axUM-.
f,«D . LAWAA-* W!>ck OT tk. Poat K.LT^. .ko-u* tkat
ka aai a tkoreatk aad ahta Sajptiiit Prio. li »att.
BOOKS FOE THE MILLIGN!!
ESOW T A * K ? ttriii»»jmmBt. M Y i m
aisawtwiiaaaaarw eaaJmi IA.^>»BA>NBNAA>L MTAA
_ iTitiUkh XimftB, fai 11W1 art mtm^ Sf^
fcrtaaaaitaU EAIAALUIIXIAADDSM.
WkatpfcliiclaatBT«naaa«aaarMaa(^'
ft..k (rcwa . wn-t. a af trJ'i-.l «iiat.To..c-
U.! *« TT' . 1. '.raj.R IN K-ATA^KR TI. -
• «i>. > ~.a»a of ti. ulnt. «»J jatlo.
t\. icaoi .-IN .r Ik-T ».r« • »{ ta. r»ea
Uay Kod k^. taalar.. tk* .jat.ci fkoa(t
'ijk:. M.-Ii«s r%e~ wr-.'ima. la tk» laa»a*.
OF ^A'UAJ (R,O» I- *A. . F«LR 'AL T.EITNA.1-
tc »a. who !>.. Wc la ti>a .art.
K>.U«W LA TIM «RL*«A«AL». '
7 BAPTISM OF JBM1&—BY N -M IVawfc;
Ca>..ratr 'k. ralaia eiullntlaa au tm'^iiin ut tk. |>'ioau aa tb. woik to
Ik. aatbor. aill it Ul .Bpn-wiatM to tka CtnUU arri^
>»t»M.ia. Te a ra,* it l< d.^lrabla tktt.ail. .fr"-a
Hoa. ikoaM b» sada to tka A^aat. ot tka Soatkara Boi^Ht
Pabl.catioa ako af« t>» ftorar raNI»>i.ra PrlcaSt.
83IITH 4t WNTBOXN. at.,
JIB ir. 'JT lni CAWTMAIB, S. 0
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C A X C E E S C A N B E C C A X C E E S C I M E D .
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LAUCCTU O XTKUT.IB»TS
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fkrt ba I. fmammmaOj
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C. « t OF D^K RVFTSIS; TATO T^ TFCT
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J4B 17. U 7 R&Z9ULCS FB#KXAIR
- E X C E L S I G R ' - C O B Y & C T I ^
pw^-lit aaaih tea J" awwe li
Wrtor, d'co« c4wTS
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ia cast Kixiala ud
at
a. mwin STEWART & OWES,
aaxrrACrraaa. cr
COerttL. AM> SKHCKT IBOM
Ko. 11. MARKET Street,
NASHVILLE. TLNNEESSCE.
ivjaa was.
aP ov
H aTtSn r.?ara.,l to car el! tt.Bd. wbi
4 iraa b? Sr., a. u* a-. rrfja .d t. att.*;^
nid r BALTAIKAFF
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tb..r!ai ^ r.ecu^ad It ta Unsiabi.
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"tJi f. Wisi. a»^ jalfa of
• as « » illEN S WOStLD S Kiia BX!N«Ml
Itre * TRUCBIS a aatiod ia U. k-'ttorr ai tk. ral fioaa aM
Clioal w«M wbaa Waaiaa eatkt ta W
>r awer akireUaa aaa Aavtioaa patriot. To MBk wa
T^asnadtkialiUUMT. ItiaaMded jwtcttkia tiaw.
The Baptist Dtaotnination: iu history aoc
btmaMo.«aMWf «r O. O. •an«-.w«k aa lati*.
dBetioBkrMwi>«. » V a!->. a>D
Sis. BXV.« rstTT. I ^^
"rivi^ raal. thu Sat. Hislf tk. ,Vo.. M V
br ell tk. rrlBci^a: VarcAe»t» tB tk. C» ,ld SUtoa.
L>»pat. Wo r» Br«wn. .ea.t
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tkar -ae pr.a:, if ea, w,.v. to ^
-d LAFOR-AKC^ ^ "SLT-?^:*^*"
No la. 8«!-.h si*a PakUdJ^Bu. SakTiSt. TaiB
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CLIRROH & ABBOTT,
CtAzr Simt, »ear ike Fott-
SiSSTlLLK. TXSMSIXX,
DAILUA N
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S E A G O . A B B O T T & C
WHOLESALE TOMMlSStON MFILCI
CTMXXK o p PORSRRN A X D XITCHKU. SC ^RAS,
Atlut:!. Gaarsia.
PciU taj?
GREAT TEIPgPHnrBHWff
* E:A »-N KA D—MIME
X>r. J Baitrttrr*. Iwri^rwtlit
VOO,OON BOTTUI S3U TETB-ME
T NAT NO> RA'T TOHNAD, kct XCTAA3L!«A. B 'I PTATAHAWA. BIIAB. B m n -
S.TMA IBT GNT, EES 1FAA-.EAU
^MUMT .M CT aS PIS:^ kad BIMAWMFTI^
ARL.^'C TNA A. IN^areetoral tk. kkped.
Knr» cay krj». tatjk »a>. aaa wi'eaaeat IketlhB (
Ct J BMaicar-a aa l.il|iiiilli^ »!• •>
•nr '-.'ET: a a.' t.. e^caek. loacaied%ftta
ckaarae E^ ?a mea^n'y ewrw wteChK. Ml liw
kara at li LI eBiil I'N ki bm > eitll.aB I
-rd.. u* ca.:d ara-iwt aer .4 ibr abcTt-tad i iwta wewaS
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tar- (jr^B a 'a!r crt.', axd akaa li >|lw
c a9» «ka< w. aa. Ladi.e aaj ckBdM.
:, «ad ttara •at» »ji-B WI-TO a kA » wl:; be le«*ti«*f» »
ftxii-f Mna. tkr.. Bsnan fcan. fer tkek a^'iimmwi
IB .u cam cf I>,»r*faia. P^ta CatMII4e. aadbaaroaTMicaa-wliickasarTeatar e«aal»l»r
paCBk.'^ra tbu kea mr kaaa oSa..d lx4oia i*
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SAILS, APTKKS, KC.
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di^ck, aad aacB tk > «ao.t taaaoaabia linea.
daaoT, ll»->J A C AB D.
1 TAelStJ lB«t co'Bj'.t.l aar eitaaaiaa w.vk l« tk» oiB.
rl fia^ of all k^w'e of Si.-kul Iwo, KaiK rfttn. ^
wa ar. dtwjoae to iafoia^ Paalata. BaUd.-^ ktekt .aitka.«X
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POX TBI ^IB CCTI or
COIIG^ COLDS, EOAESEBES^ USKS
tia. Whooping-Qwga, CnHqi,lito
uid CoanuBptioa.^
TO CiBB « Cia-a. WTT. IlBaixeaa A»B BMBS •> «
R-CT Tak. tb. ckiecTr PwtcrJ aa feie
cr varB. to nni dfrtac tk. slfkt-
toM A COLK .a» Ci«a. t.ke It •"SL'^irT^^rf-
tai, .eoctdtaj to direraiaiB oa tka aaWajBjatjJ^
« It«-ab.?»moT.d Kea* wn lBay*222*5,
wkea th.r iad il caa k. eo laadllr B«A«.
.ilka M.But Riw k. wMck kreakalkemi*
wil Sod ky aUle* tta Okarty Pt«a.B^
ka IBT. of eoaal. Babnkaa ala*a.airil
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To eiMitiiKf rcat le araiiaas AM iwya^
a. k. la ea-i-a aa tka iarM« tad laa»a waeaSB»Jg
.Mtitiaa. itroa: waaJk^niewmajwaiga^
Aa laMatBijUw, ^ ka Saaaf^
fbci».aadlkatla -
Pertst^wwB
• bo* arimdwaea*^^^^
•trt PeeOtA w«B •tfffil^*^
The PKwresJt of Baptist Principles in the la»»
TSSTAM BRT.P.Cartia. YRI«aMi«MliteM< iMriW, pwWiaM
htkt4 - • . • .
•utatta, AAA. MJK TI
,KABN*OA
bona If JBDIC'-A^RANI.I-
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PMeetilkd cojuw:i • cf l»o i«a»a.»
.boa'd b. tinnimalwdtewkiyi
•adaaabeu. It alwan
carce paUaat. tk.t wrr. maiMniitja* 1
mtMT tboat.ade acttarad aU
T^UTU mtf^M
TC tb." Daarry PeckaBi
•aajmnaf trtO. laaMadaf lap
deao. I. tkis at-dia-B., baa MB
frii^iS T.r.ieedla«tk.e*eiei^
friaxh. Botlirr,»T nwHf wwtw.ylw
PDPERJ^ Tjf
ncoroatlr lar I
•rerrUiiag, it yt
layman,
wrttera lay not
Tbey aerar aili
U«ary. ner*
as ^y di eT '
tizal byai
Cismmtcat
Tin refansca
doMdcod iai
GFILNT REGARDS
oeJy aaiiastiy 1
(• the saalBtart
bnanattf, boil
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AAMORIHEL
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