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fin^^tOTMBOv* Uty dariaMS, and eandBfttl
t^agwBte Hlmtt 01 itnagttiistne&l
iltoitB aky, tliis JTibt, tf Him irlw isthe ^oij
«C Hi* F»ther, the Soa of God is traih «nd
Wt4 ; of vitom ii k «rittt% that He " Is God
ore*UUwedforeretmore;" whomvor^j
ud wito, in
tltttiky ti Hi»fled^ dedued, aad M; |
r»tiiet WB one."
Bat thM. will Beuon, nipr depwe^ exilt I
IieneI^.4lio«^ Kk tit* ezpoiae of Him wkoial
'a oalj do tb&t
vUeh He ptrniti At His eommnd a
Bslam aart tihwl sgiinst his win, snd
the I9 aC A ^nad PhsniM pcoeUia ^
GoipdLj
Mm TtemMOi . SimmtnT' Tkqr
Um ieeiantiin to nak Hia in the esyr
msilm of th* piaofle, Instaed of triut^ it has
beoi iaitraBonUl ia ezalUag Him ia their if-
tetiaat ap. czpieaaingthm
enaut; dM^ deelan th«k %)MmBee» vhUe the
ahidsta-tmh of what ih^ HodiiBed is tibe
tiM ii«*7 it mmi ^ thoa sought
to depmiUe, and, if poaiUs, destroy. Thi»
their itooU hankotvivbatalaa; li^oflen
da« igiMiMe di.iB high a&d those
«h« pnfMta be tndkns «£ ojOii^
taa^
Ik had 1Mb ezpcesdy fbtetdd «rJra%'
Bwdaya the rig^itaow shmld lonidi^
aBdAaadwM if ao loi^ss the
»:»ho«ld spue the poor
asd see^, '8ad n^'Mie Mfols of the needy r
hot t&ii tne spizit .sad veaniag of these
and kxBd^daelaMtiaiisth^ were sttaetjoain
edt andwDia they aapily ia^eat^ th^ Hm-
Bah &r doiiv that by whieh they were
fBlfiOad. Olh^ vece ofleaded with, him for
doiag that widA fDs th» angda with joy,
and :'iDlI haia hearea to lesMad with'
soo^ of 'narlasting praise. Alas, poor lUka
Biaat q^Bsnels with that which alone
can >dfeetaDiny blesa his cpirit, meet hia wants,
saS naoTC Ida lataery ^ how he embraces his
fties, ^Hixsa his {Heads, and aftot stands eooTt-
ijy^ua* Am mr^ Mitl dflcds whidi
prael^ ma afeoL
SMK r«e«tr«a xiitittrs." ThisJToji.'
thej' bad heard and seen enoa^^ to know be
was mon; bnt pi^dieo will doac its eyes to
the "S^tj aad pride wOl not see the chaneter
of lEa whom it tern will not answer its ex
pedatiens. He had done those works whidi
naa»bBtG«d eonld aeeoa^idi; they bad seen
Hin^ipen the eyes of the Wind, and nnstop
Oe eaza of the deaf; yet '•this Xan," say
th^, " rwwiTeth KunMs." 15110 can satisfy'
eoaity, m open the ^ of those who will not
see"?. " We do not want bim to be more than we
pr®d«nt Wm to be, and if we can accda^liah it,
otters shafl not bdiere that He is. 0, xain at-
tenptto Ude tiie ^ory" at him who could not
he ha, to ^ t the bri^itnessof that smiwhidi
fWil ever Aine, and confcue to rise and rise
oBtilthe wWe earth is filled witii its glory.
Pour Pharisee! whoi &oa canst hide the ami
with ti^fager^ wh«i thoa canst pnU the stars
ftwaAer orb^ airf lift the oeean from its
bed, then tiy enmity m^ prOTeffim^be a
mow man, who said to fteleper, "Bedean!"
and to the dead, • Come fiwjh!" who, while be
gmthera tageth« lie outcasts of Israel, eoonts
the Bumber of the rtars; whose fee^ white they
tralAegtoMMoorof tim^ were upon the
aeekof hdl; togn^iAile they lifted
^^pfiMweBkand dow^l^tto«a^ grasped'Ae
see^ of anhsiasl goreriuBent, and werked
all things after the eosnsd His own. wOl;
antwho, *hila BOW He wears " a. Testnrft dip-
peinibloo^ binds all the eoasteUaJions of
kaaw aiwand Hia, as Ae'rilTenfangledenr-
tuia of JEBa holy halntatMB^
Jfim SoUfi^Te 4em intd-
j^unee;—we *t bnt a He « but »
O deftr, reasoning wise so^usters
don the alwaya pre yoa the nature of
thtogst'TowrftithwiUbo smaU if it em-
htsttssoaareOaB ye can sst S^j*, Gx*-
«*«S,L«>katH3s«ori* SaysPride,Xook
at Em eating With" »vin-amfa»riiwii>sdT««,wi«» caM»of acieace andrdigion over ^ the
[light and joy;'"
8W»»k—DilcwaioM
itj^ of ftw^eoeMtifir
m
im Xiw En^and.'^ Xibltof
- ktd w Amtrica. fh*
jtmsrim, iK>< Prxxi-
J. S. Oram, JBJitor. 40 cnUs.
TBXAlfi AAO
ftw^eoeMifanrVfcis mr.^ttWishing Uj^ iOi^ irn Shi
irreater rdigioia liberty, whieh the Gorem-1 tiu JM Baftist Heed Atd u
ment int«»dld to bring bdbr* the legidature, ^ ^
and of the reception with which it met among Hkurjina .o» MtordM
the peo^e. Befbw having it discussed by the | ua it *«iM ««iw^tT. or u mt. nhum sf US
ttatiM IM»o»ljI«IIiiK>«J- Ili«««»»
eoauiss*it)a wl AoraBKBti. thU
amtt* Female Senitaazy.
Mk. Eotioa:—you a cai
this intcKsting sdiool, for. the edn^i
yving la^es, under, ths gaidaaae of
aShirk,a8Princq»L tie hiMtr.
wltk mmay* *c!j itiniUot ts tir U tcf^tixT. tt «!U aialK a
w»ko»»»h»««tw»»i>ltl«»hii»ai»4l««». It wfflWioMrt
aaSHM a>T imj mSkaad ntdjr *a aaUii^. lij tht ftntot
0. Mr. Anjow. •xp»«-ed their oonear- j ished which were not in harmony with the
"" • - - . 1 gt^^g order. Esperially were they more
ninth of the present month, of this ini
Listitutio^ and take pleasure in
ing it tc> the patronage of a g«neron3 ^iblic.
It was attended by a large concouj:*; who
evinced much interest in fitvor of Soathem
education.- And why otherwise f Is it not
high time we had aroused from our state of
lethargy upon this important subject ?
tive Comauttee «£ the Tract Society. Veaie
in reedpt of another circahu, whv^ ia&rms
xts that oBt respeck to lie^oath, the Sxae*'
utive Committee bare rameiaoady iradvsd
not to issue a book or tract i^xm die dniM ttf '
slavey, for ihe present at last The Hew
York Independent thds nUjoea thai eirMDar-
CaccxA*.—The Execafive''^OsB»- ^
mittae of %>e American Tract Sede^, 'have
issoed A circakr dining their postiai with
re^ject to ^ aetion of the Sode^at tin fast ,
anniversary. We diall pnb&h t^ doeamest''
next wedc. We can laty ay of ithere, ti>«t
it is "calculated to reedve the ^probetabn^
of thiMe,"«v»ngdicd Christjans," who beiieve
with Dr. Boes, that the traffic in thebodiesand
fiDnIs of men is ordainod of God for dte best
good f^ master and dave. We trust that the
document will not ban tbe ej&ct of divida^
public sentiment at the Nor4, or ef throwfiig
con-
may come to Him who ever lives to ave.
"O ttai come, ye itanMS lieody.
Weak and goaty, sick and poor.
Come, O come, His grace flows freely.
Come, and drink and donht no more.
"Wl^.O why in doubtstfll linger
U not merij-t neati pWn 1
Does not troth's uscrrinf linger
Point you to the slaaghtmd I^h.
"Tiit Man mtivtih tvaurs!"
" Tes, «nd Ibr tlds Ho ever ShaU he praised,
iWi every land a sued shan come to land
His name; the oM aad young, tbe ridi and poor,
BarbaraBi. Scythian, bondandfteei with tears
Of gratiKide and hymns of praise they
Diawnesx, ^ in HU high abode, in robe.
Of whil^ and with immM^ strength, shaU loud
Extrf DBS grace; while every harp of gold,
K»eh spotless robes and gratelhl sinner and,
Eich joyiU the everiasting soag,
.Tea. God Himirlf. aadheavsi, with dl its vast,
Ita,nooBtida glo^ and ever-rising Wiss,
Its'peai^ gate8,-lb golden streets, and afl
Its mighty host, niaityn in bright array.
Apostles, pn^hets, one vast throng, all, all
Togstfaer, ewencirding Him, who Ued,
^ died, and roe again, ptqcbim aloud,
And ewshaH procl^ it was a truth,
A glorious tnuh—" Jriw Jfaa rvxviedk »»b«CT»."
Object not then, mnner, that thou art
u s e -
tfcaatoeaboiaoar iraeal
" 2%sr JKae.'" ayaBesaa, lifting the Sagear
ef Kon. O Beeaoo, thoa idol of this Taa
wadd, thwe are arfstaries which thy keen eye
onatnedi -, tiace anxiddleawbidi aU thy
iiim OHHmt srtve, ^eagh thy wonfiip^ lift
^ ta ^de t&roae of God, aad phce Sffii
beiMtb t^Viat Wbj dost tboa aot see his
gkc^wbe said to the eea^ H Be stOl P aad to
tiw taariliag peritettt, T^daa are forgiven
thMLgoiapaaeer Why wilt tbm aoibehoid
tiUi idtf of Him who wnx^iared death, pat
amy da bj saerite rf Hiw»tlf,ind open-
ad the pM who odterwue
•art till tiiiMn!* I* it art .becaaa thy
danlaaeaae isepeai ta aeed aSaxior.aad to-i
mtokt God ^eak fat Himadf aad as
wh«tHa« t il^Btfl'liMaaee tbqr wba kaow
•nt.4e**!«i,wfflB0tbtfe»eBaita4aa tibey
w^odmiaBd,' aad^ are prdM W iaske tiwb
i£dEbw a^pidieBiiaBa of toraal
tcath t Jtt,ia»oal;aaaylaad;,thy
wUe tbv p«tnK%Jfcy.«abnear-Great
IfcriWiM parity waaJh^ ^
lilK MV Ba. was & bdn ftc;^
rSWibl epea th^'ejes tb the
rfB^aadi^y
maxos vo. sxii.
VEST SHOBT SERMONS.
WkoKMTirte K of J»11 tba! far-ktOi sot aU that h.
Ufli, heeaaaot bemjdUclpU L»k«14:3S.
1. Chrat is desiroa^ th.it his friends, wheth-
er few or many, should be sincere.
2. In order to try onr sincerity, be applies
the only effiectud test
And most I part with all I ha»e,
My dearest Lord, ffcr theel
It is bat right, since thoa hsst done
Mnch more than this for me.
pective
discussion in the
HouJ« of Priests, es^idly in the fonner.—-
The clergy expressed, through the Bishop of
Lund, Dr. Thomander, she fear of seeing a
great number of Sweda abandoning the Lu-
theran Churdi without jcMng another reli-
gious denomination. In the House of If obles,
Mr. Xils Tersmedan reminded his eolleagues
of the progress of the Roiaish propaganda in
other European coantriee, espedally ia Eng-
land and Holland. Ewa Mr. Iliwta, a de-
fendiir of the biU, recommended the addition
of a clause authorisiitg tlie banishment of ev-
ery one who may seek to ^ e pxoedyta ia
the name of a Catholic authority.
Society of the Mary Sharp CoUege,
at Winohoeter.
Tbis aoble Society is aceustcnaed to meet
Baptist Persecution, and the Progresa of
Xteligioas Liberty.
Tbe Persecutions of Baptists have dways | early in every sesdon to tlect ofloers, and to
proved to be the seeds of religious liberty.— j fumssh an opportuni^ flor the reoeptioa of new
The reports from the Colporters sustained by j members. I have endravorM whiaever it was
the Amcricats Baptist Publication Socictyj pnirtiable to be present The meefiig Ust Sab-
1 bring accounts cf cmd persecutions suffered j t,tli was one of nncommon intere* The pro-
too
vile to .come to Jesas—that thou art too old
or too younj;—that thy dns are too many or
too .great—^t thon slighted too much
ttoa i«ast too few^*'^ g ri^d' t, -tiHr^tMaion 01 tne B«K*HierB
_ ime
hardese^ by transgresdon. Hopdess thon
mayest be in tJ^sdf, aad thns hopefeas Jesus
will have thee to be, for, in what Bt is, and in
Bis words He will have thee to find hope.
"^Tkis Man rteattih sinntrs!" Here all
ihy (Ejections are met, for thon ari a tin-
iur, ai^ sach Jesos receives. As sach thoa
art to come, as snch He invites thee to come,
without money and withoat pri(«, hopeless ip
thys^, hoping v% Sim ; dead to thyself, alive
to Htm; coadenmed ia thyself, to fiad atercy
in Htm; withoat qialificattoDS m thyself, to
find thy.off in Him. Then eome as yoa art,
andcome He reedveth dnners! re-
edntb atthis time—Uiismoment! Yes,
the d^ is wide op«i. His heart b still love.
He liaits to be giadoas.
. ^iKf tais vitk Otrn f—Ya, fw « all things
»re «odj|r* tbe Qospd feast is ipread, there
is pardon for the gnilty, closing far the naked,
jiwnga fbr the weak, w&doa for Ae ^noraat,
ga^uee for tie perjlexed,-aad Test for the
weary.
^ Tei,>boa^ the
jroad ai^ sdf-iighteoas de^^ the feast; yet
•fe jan wbo'taae wffl fcas ay, "Bat, O
fHe^^drii^ O bdeV^r Aad these
—.r* . .. - . .ill, J I TR-
A. .I.T| rf II. Tt.nrmiinrf^f^ WkM didl andanttaad Hk wardt
iffleAit balkMyeoaaaada«itaaad keepeth
vSh'Oa ^g^ijng'iiIiinAibi ••hratqiiai, aidbe shdl be
ttooR^eB earth, thoa^dst bow, aad witk
^itjSsBsi»»; s'r ^ - " '' la^iS
iti* thUllDntli ae; i^be
liy FaAo;;, aad;! will love hia and
inaiui&t Mysdf
Bathe lea iMdafBlltorli^
-^wtihoaaitteJeWeaas;'
by oar brethren at the Jisai> of the Protestant
Pedobantist Church of Sweden; while from
other sources, we learn that the very indigna-
tion aroused throughout the religious wori i
by thc« protcstant persecutions, is forcing the
king and government of Sweden to grant Be-
ligious Liberty. "God works in a mysterious
to accompUdi his gracious purposes.
B^ead the following:
PMSacmn**.—"While we ara permitted
kingdom in this country, Satan is raging
mistily and instigating the oiemies of the
tmth to throw as many obstacles in the way
as possible. This is especially the case in
Skane. There the authorities seiie upon the
Baptist preachers and imprison them whenever
they are found without the limits of their own
parish—a course never pursued before in this
oonntry. Six of our Colporter brethren have
at various times been confined in the Cdl-pri-
soa of Christiaastar, and some of tliem treated
very harshly. One of them, a blind Coipor-
ter, by the name of Nilcs Hokanson, was con-
fined in this Cdl-prison for ei^t days for cir-
culating reli^otis bo

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T B f E B A P T I S M
T f f f f l f E N N E S S E E ; B A P . T 1 S T .
5ASHTILLB. O C T O B K K * ^
Eooaw snd Soeistte intte
, »onth.
W« imn jBSt raid die lart tttidft of % Mr-
XeTjfnre, attenpting to eorer Uwocpoaate of
fcMwIf •adfcMetliotot'Agentby Ae n»«M
of Hirp, by Wm. JoHton Dawm, k w m
BiiptkV vriter, of M w
We gire Mr. MoTjwre's last Mtiek, «ad liis
n o B o i b ^ m x o B A X s .
OtMSMMknOu (WT* ikteM
km « B — < • A. *
— n a n t>ii»fegBag tone a
W^^bwn, aod ^nig tiMelf ToItB. Ora>,
u i to'&k latetv &om Wales, ana a
IniaMaerofEIderJ. 0»«i,of Jfa^
jt leMdhus" ta Ubl to
BisteOcw TRyplana-
h^Ion^iyUiD tiw 'aKO^- letter
9ier 0. w Wo., infiniBS lis that be
m fad oondf as
miraL. W e *arer fcid good hick
•a^iljr (QMM ^ufmx. K a
K inaBT '•odd rway ws jrat now, it
Se a gnii TfHA WIQ tbe Baptist
Watkadfictibes against Jeliit Owen,
' duMBi^^ltnT o&cr vaadeiiac • B^iist
t bsTe heart of
m riwt A buge
A of maimiei^efeSaa aeemwilated, and
ba^ Bo naAkiniriiieb to redcna it, and
marefbr^ nria aaspensaik The artides
andeart aB^ longoaeK. and mosi of Aem
BtKiir^rvnUm.aad4f bteal nterest^aad
lesglbyalM. Frii^ aad brethra^ write for
OwdeoMi, eondt^ and ywtr ffeees
Tead b m u d en^cd abtoad.
—Brother J, HT G.'a artWe ire and a balf
: MX pa^ea.
M. TIomt: ' Yerj good, anVr
ioMiiii; H ba^ ««e. G W to
tar yw^an •Mmc t». Ilwftvccbnfn. Be-
tvM^tirettv and tbi*^ jonng mnisteisi tbere
Mi|,Jaad atffi i w r e ^
^TbatwMt'liiTid Lee. Bow.of KiC.. ia ae
imiHiitter whte^ droU. We bare Jos* reeeir-
ed a latter ""gi^ "TlaTid Swith," iriAtnr t«:
iiJSidii wt diat ewtiw Dawd- m K C .
ttw hrttoT ana ««»3C«T»
er.' Lookout for bus.
vritea m. oS^'nf to ike
Prinee of tfie Son* «f BhTid. adnstwd in
tbia paper. We d b ^ appreciate ererr book,
endnne m x lefawl w wH tl«
itt Ois^wsrr Priwst of tl«
HoaMafBaHft? We: bvrev^OBeto raid
rL. .A btdioak ettank be adwt&ed » At*
p a w wtb MOT btowMga One fliwir »
oitti^'^Jmr* Mi endimd fiisPrinwbook
TVi?g did that
Ym VMm afEB*. Y w weiatoe
gr«ai .bMeev broiiW||P.,t(»get w eotnmitted.
ban ao BRoli a* noticed t^ bo^
3U. Dsxva 03 PcaucAiwi Hocs», Aan S«T-
nui oraxB S c b j u o t . — I not »o
»tir a temper n tliat exbitOted by Mr. Jor-
dan Dnsoo," in Tosr bst isoe, bsttaMtaSooth-
BB Brtftpriw ta to tn» H*ht beJaie the peSBc.—
Mr. D. iBjni
"Tie gcstlrann'l lB«uni«aan of BIT Mng op-
poMd to SoBdmn lurtHBttais,
ntablialM by Uie MeOoaits in KilhTille, Tccoe^
•w,iiiiottra>iDktt«cor]iiipirit. AOaq-putlifc
•tampa U» anntuD u a ftbebood.'
If iny»»d> "inrfB«i««i"«c»niadeliy me,I ciare
his p^oo. Mr, Boaaa indbes aioog fhm «n im-
timMtiim ra oo« iwaence, to «n —rrtf— to
next. «ad trimnpfcanOT itaBipe U wfth Wtdwod!
He c«iBpue9 aw to Um ^^-Bdi of onr «a «h«B"
—which, (nerer tatiiw leen oi») oay be a Tety
gooaflrfi,ai>atherefc«Iw5nt»tenooBisnce. Abo
'eonntry-eoort Uwy». ^iJwe stand in a cavenMWS diamber, "4Beeafci»
serve, m^thin^/rom tbe public, .»ce >* ^ „ ^ « ^ - ^x or aight Mt, _ .
exhort Pind return nothing. ^ ^ „ Robinson's measuismeat. j SL That flie aacred recerd aetUes tha ol>-
Fnmi the side toifirdthetemple.throagb an arched I it expressly sajs—that "/Ir. Harp s and Mr. McTyeire's I
A Vssr K t ^
newdme:
oat thb weekiB
tn&at.- Brutba
p^nl bow" to.
W e aresMRe tbi
tend to you&e!
srovemeot. asd;
eSt cdT die siaq^
.^ur wbole baij^
the (Airt aabl
ran^aC tbe Bq
TUs is truly
We ^preeiated
tng aUe t& rc«i|
Webi^r the 4
Beeorder and \
fihodidcr is ai)^
defence t^ tlu ii
the aura Cbm
an TnihifTuy ihf
tbcm upon thci
desoBiinatioBali
—
the S o u d s ^
not labor tit iiMif
Hera b
bmlierB. '
LOW M
baUdtowaed. ; . . • .;
Vahaae aevetal tboaaaads ae
of mi|bt bomSt.
•Bumai ar Paon-rrOae W m
prefer of fhe It X. Chon^ leee^ bad
to iapfiK a number of ea^datea'nar ettUksviBet!
QL, WIk> woald be lauueised eooaiT to-an-tfeaa
o ^ ba said againat scnplvai baptiM. Basiai;
much a^inat the pactiee,llr.^wpddaii)
^ the water bimaeU; bat aecaied Oa n c ^ -
Bav. Xt. batcher.' of the ^mpbdSk^ aif "'Ki
le caoBdates Into the water. aadTfiimal '*:
w«l» ha,v*(Eran«J tkDoA m fte IMak aM
aiiU, haptiae thee to tbe name
the aoB. bad Ike Baly t«n sends forth aany waters which descend I four or five m one mmute. Taking Hie tart Sgi^
throogb the valley of Jehsthapbai."—of j it would have taken the 12 Apostles ff^ min-
Wattr. » {«te»—ssy one hour, to have immersed the 3000.
4. THE OIK OK UPMES POM. tv THK HIGH- | if the Seventv asasted, it would bav^re^mred
X ^ - i n i e i t g i ^ S J ^ t h ^ r r ^ n ^ t b e ^ in leas tb«t 30
^ ^ ^ . . ^ • "Here then. .s.i.vUa=oU»r broad basto of water had they occuj^ the u ^
. . I Bra. Kimbrougb, as Agent of tbe Foreign I vluchcmldhanlly bare been better adapted to mi-1 immersion ^o^
. 91 iMb^W Board, secured =eaA and pieces to I meTMon If U
Pope and his Ca^i^ynd Priest^ f ^ Ui, mired ^ the city: it U broad cov-'
and wben assembled in General Conference, ac-1 ^ ^ krin2inorelLao«»®:re.a
neoenity of ^jaahoUnse-riih Pedrfiajrtiala?
n6«tays')Miiaewidit]M|ae withwhoa we i
^ to pa^' aervfccst. Thosa wbo affiliate
tkUhPedotiaptista and receive their offinanceit*
tflt csnyBapBstprtaijJes tteir lej^fimale ^
aalta. .r^"*"
—Pao«ai.» nstt.—^wrgwic asaai -The :
K petw^jting tttbeaidrtt erCteUImdCr, ;
tuablt»bede«te»a ofpa»srMa*fe. Ifai*,
^.say.'IbelievcM^aadtnas a tl^ is.
ibBtIdonotwidia^,
ott to^tci' Ubttiis^, » d awre eixfeit^
OKfulieB. • i idbkfor tte pwsent be
009 of vnnntod
A. C. Dattoh.
Mi*
Savior b i m a ^ g i ^ . - ^ ^ -
destroyed.
^ swfe to 'Aay^W^ta^^
"Let M m Bt
T - • .1 i ^ W til - n r **

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VteJtaMr'* as- -•ireate
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•^manu^'
MB wmamr^ w^' '
'od fliTsaapAn
sod sl«m.i
nrir CteMlaH
aflafaHW
llkijr otSnsoCTeii*
Tbrn afMt-
iL Uvv
^ Mtae It,' I w«
'to M ^ * Olim .
fcat-^:
tMnt' tai IIM^
^ -n^ib iflFi"*^' ii
If
m
n 0 ' 3 1 | : 1 V W W T H
• m E m F D M a e .
5iLSH¥ILI4 OOTOI
A Ynr ICr^ "flMimp.—The Wcatcn ^
cocder^LsKsn}^ Kactaci^, our
mwiamz
• -ifihm—T&ft -Yniah^-' w
^ week w SB atka adr bead
n BmAvt enTvsiaklptr his "iMEtiw-
MtM Im^ . tc'':2iem,bat al-
Urt. tVy ea^aed to t t S ^ Utaa to a I ways aim to do rigkt But bcwtLa K. diarrei^date.
"Wbai tke malt will'W ao oaajgea that the editor of the Tennessee Baptist
tMdiriife "WawaiM^ fo^d that '-h" (the "saoctinwntoas
^ e n ^ Ba^' of "thia a ^ ia whsertp-1 dodge'O t*!"® so well wiA good, rimpleliott.
" 3L jtearted Baptists," T^e readers of the
^ e A m.^ Xf T.1IJI1VJJ n witli - — — » •••'— ' {Tennessee Ba| tv
fh»nthedavUftHU«lare«lnx-ptoeetntto dUdeml^lf^^^
Tf«rt Gmiate.
I TMT — ~
them nfOO thft whik the «a*a of j fey f^ daBee^ttendii^ 1 we hare supposed most be the inevitable con-
—Bju> poa Tax TBTit-At,=L recent co»«ntica Jft
(UtJl,M>i (JshdoM
TWviEai
wnuttCL; ^ • •• -
WBiwflKrorwiifl.^ — ~ "
deBBirifiatTimwl wQr and ^annaay wonM b»{JXrotifa? | aeauence of the ciosolatiosx of the Tennessee
— — 1 I ^
„ def«cti^ teeth was the use of salatatm and j in
cr««ra*f taitatin the sMmnftetare ofliwta. One
S d.i>tJShil soatollio^ '« jaeKdn HE PLSB-
D •b^tkal •orficw tk.! N»w
wputitdown. Andsrst,
IMorfbf oacp«stosaA«! Tery poor, wd^yrl 4gWiWlT,;as prearfwrasay. They caoTOt do STrTjSnS^ ^ Urt-. rn^.« »
K>
THHE CHILDREN^ MONTHLY BO
A ,
BOOKPUBEICAIIOTS.
ttKLjwmz rvrtoaM wWCrowri j^jgro^-'tt.
i. Tsn OKxaT wos
www »»» c««wniitm *rti«ro. ^ X. a. tj««».
jiw«t-! wrtttm
. Si Trilriw •rtttm J»
•w teKS. no; «IIB«l8>.
ttf^^tai ' •• •
- sat CU< dur.««—? I
fSM^'vOl be Tastly instmetive to w att-r.-1 ^ J q ^ ^ould then be no speoal
A TEACH^ THOROUGHLY.qUAL-;
tiierewereeoonahlnthethbiss which I conld ix* ilL iSrf to „ VJK. „„ aars!. of CJxiK^ »bJ >l»tl>-ta»:ir.l
4T; Sim.
fcM'J
.i6tlwiV< ScS itC^ t
k^Strckv
». A. jtarnSi rxyrmax. o» wts. aw» •«.*•« «CN«BL m^rf- % -3.
kabit Ofsettin? " nisht lines" is Ite AUeghaay Kiter. j
BKk Glm urf Hictm.
Ckom^ WuSSm.
SMKiH^ IdOHrta. -r«itOptl>an)li«a< wlfc/SlptaB
- - • ~ • • ' •
will soon be tim«tB ^wbli^ ih»proframmt? I jj should advocate the pre!«am JtBtii ti«»«f fcrrt^ 1-iiir.iiTimr
•bserrrd from tbe shore a* l>eing attached to one of j minfcrtw kt^ t. rimi i rTaanri. B^aslnw.
t. lurnFT? snr rEOTr?Ts.?cTs,
. In^tloiK. Aantwt. T» Wrftg* Orimt
G- How unkind! Howunb'toth- the lines out at «)me distance. On draiia, in the ! fc^. » k» t ^ ttVkTTT Siittt.
s. WE.VWCS ms uHmsnct; a UBWE: »»
tiM> Ctanav-cantt. STfe? U^fe^ri^- - • erly ! r If the W - oleut Giver of every b W
El* a fish w«sfa.«t on the hook, with its head pro-1
xETBoao*. I. ». sAi-s: ^
aJAMi.
It is f ^ a penanal friend, to be mtx^ but | J„g has bestowed » "K.." an intellect suptr.-
trnding from the orifice of a human skull which j — • -— —
TF YOU WiOT YOLTR NEGH^ESTO
ta-^a
the rertebtal columr, body Kin- in \ MERICAN BIBLE UXION —TS^ 1-taow"^ »«»»»•»»•!!•»•, MB wk» »»•»
te. COM-TStTira- « CBIttFmK BAT
frwn one. whn kaow^ ns wdl—has been for L, to that of South Carolina s favorite Sutes-
Vt3> «>•» af allh
the siun and too UtTje to allow its e««pe thereftom ^STSJL'S thMstacM
BBJe tT*s aaM I» fc • B, jja M
veats aegowntied with onr wery j ft i, not magnanimons in him to speak
esjrK r«rj».i.w
imtrr*. >m lii iwn i .t. Ji iln •• ay W' '
The th«-«7 is that the fi»h b«..CWk. ^ ^^ ^ ll CrEJTIOSS TO TEE Sjutwnw- tf j. 3
, « -ir- iMfc.^ wokkoH. I and segaid- He dow ^ ^ t e beti»;Jtim.nMT»t: Bam
ta. TT iwi^a. • • • . •
Bimlw: CUmim^ B«asnifi,-
Kixnta ol «i>t i»«lt.i«!tas that of a »pioale.
th» i=o« .Jitten ot Hr»»r» OCTT paV ODkkMia.
«. BCgjgtAfTKAI, flTTT; jre. Air agygrt Cla^on
me. It ts too sickncning, I pass by the &a-
Ulk^ tn tte to«itJS«liy
JffoT^lfciFH® •^^TuS^i^e fat " JUJw^n^ • SteflHu
lir^to I ^nd» o^
—The Ravenna (Ohio) Deiitoerat has .>wen a ne*
t.f Sw XMn. tal ^wdoravinmSKtt*
m art Sdt atmua. k«t a ux aisafc r.*«i» Kmtxrm j ^^^ ^^^^ gen^aWJtaL Pot One SOCh tnentf We lemal p) phta.'«?—"sham sanctitiea,' "croco kind of train, of whie& Mr. James H. Gillet has I isr
1*. »ArcaajynASS PANCK.i^w.c-Mt.
iMtniiza
-a wcitiaist*'
^ ^ , S i a f e ^ t o hnv, a Soch Kle tears," "pions frauds'' &c., as applied to taisedeSevenacrMt, "Aiscalfed Spleta. andisot l^^ti^^rtiTimw*^
PwiEfVBMelagitwIrka Oalik-r. - -- -ifi
WW tu CktM n^jk^&iend istHe gtftof God for Ayaof W he editor of the Tennessee Baptist I pass the nainieofwh««,makin«escenent bread,as lijjjit,^
Tt.flKV.^imi'npftm. Bmrm. - -
or Ughtcr, than wheat bn*l,«.d«wUte. p e r h a p s , . &
by the thrttst at the ^'Sonthtrestera Pablishing
Tlir G>rt af ki. aneinwet to «>*,woare««>vqlinU teinMtioaB)
. . waembered
—Wrr PkoTOtoss nav* asra D««.—The Pen-
J^EST BOJS' BOOK OUT.-Ju-ct.t«wi«chi^iwirT.thiBe ' • of - whuA ahiA ha wrote m in his firist syhwiian has coeipSli-d some Katistics which mrw
fin*
t»d Tor this nendtaa. and foand ntta», besides an IFE OF SPURGEOX—IS ALSO ."^TSM jooa »or A!U» KEBCSAIT raisrs;
ia part to explain the e.^ctiaordinarr high prices of amonm of tahiaWe medical Intoi^iSon whicfc
li»r»»ahi». Hie* • TOklas Or.Bw«t>aS~«na. draa^kam aa« c^
IK. taw AMOS LAWUEXCX. A kaa*
an Mads of previsions whkh hare ruled the past should be in the pessession of ererr ^ily. This
TAAVN. UTK«R.AR -TK* MANIIC -IK •« TK»
vearoc - .
r-^ bmien Bases pro- W.ai 3l_ba)i b««n« a wofcM»»«WB)r io the WJOULD YOTT LIKE A BOOK THAT likao..«k4k. TSntds. .
LU«<
as to thepioprie^ of h»
' «!• I!^...! i-l •.•iWlf
fireside of the American jpeoplc,--«l»TMit t j ttem IV wfflwe ij, to Toe tk»jNHilS«I»aitaertli*»»*
Tlio BnUrii< oat n»t i kt
Trrt»»ml of li/- old? S««d fat Eworitxm rfOM
.AODATOW. A Cood Slrn. 4.TkrIlm
ductd—
CoiarJni » lahrtiy. 1 WaUMlj. «.
alone, for its namberaare^hvely eire^ed in almon l*vr» m^imtk^mmmm'M^ I inteyfe^ in the matter in "binther TnsUn'a
elewkkftfXkffmrt *waot. ^
hutheU of wheat.
I06.,000 bnsheb of Irish and sweet potatoes. every civiliaed co«>t»T mrfi^ S m ^ Itispub-
A STORY OF THRILLING IX IxdiMKa. It XntlejMipt Ii J>»Co»j
mr4 l«rntiO.Bat Arao^cl 1 .
' • ^ • ^ J i r h T S S ^ i r ^ ji-iDow others to
18,3:8,000 hent ot cattle
Ushed in Ilia SaKli>h,-French, Spwiilh and Geimaa re
-n ts. Mmonwri. ». Brtae Wop
Waro. OM» • MWioofl-m kw* 1.1
Taarr.
H^ 48rici>]ian|r«iHuned simply atationaiy,—con-
lamnia^, with ralendcA adapted tofvery mLtidte
alUCS TKCMJX.
^..'Diaizistetjaa. SS. TMin'H ^^
ot oB iaaf en cfip iiLIlHftL'CSHtL* ' ^^WAJEV _ -
R. FAARLOITIA
a ^ t e w Z t ^ '^.TT"'**^ *" 'j"" '" I . |both« KV last^cee is tlie most remarka.- sldohiii' the inm^ or populatioa—it ought to
of the Korthem Hemisphere. OtK twenty-ieveti
COUTHERN MA>XFACTURIXG COM •%vraB;fce rw BmrVoMFtki
hBi^predwRdtalMO—
hnndrcl thousand w^Ieswi^ issued fcst year, which
caaaTkor'\tl*Uncnat.oat k»*«l5- T?XC0lTEAGl?P0TmrraF4
is donbtkss the laqe^ edStkm af saj one book in
a lkfa.tko alrll^•!»«--
I Bapt^ I now rmnember to,haTO-lie^, «th lis, 2«,fli» bushe^ls of wheat.
lunt oal Mt3L>uas;at>t. «qr>Ji 11 . ai.4li.Am- »«m*—af Oo MMUBSMLatgi^Wnjl I llgll
caU aad «H a eepvi isid wk« kMP itw
of .a kind, *»« "^^J'-iSSJs^^ Wdt MW&Bon >» nm^r
Tmrw Corme Pn»ri. WWi Hatfaf^Siiai •
InslcMl of which it only yiridrd—
mfkvamatnL. , O. W. SUlikK. Pwat-
«r Ckokaok.--HKOml adKsalMotkr
liwfc.CfMtB. GraTei ha» writt«i abtwre artWes enot^ to
IOO,4aO>,(WO had>^ of wheat.
- Uk uKdm.wMdikMixBBnaal
filLa do«« 'Gwat Irpn Wheels' ,Now IHWO.OOO bead of cattle.
The monthly concert *irp«v« fbr Sunday
• aiiii III
^.ioinr »»5p»«. 'Hz TkaeaaOt.^gHbr ' mm k«M
WASTED—A BAPTIST TEACHfiR.
*,lKata« aai komiia iti-.|aja>li a* iiiiiitiiiil
fclkta—I I I1I11 » I I 'mil ii>«ears amounted to shoot—
city, !J.
oT - . . - - . - v
Third Sabbath In Beptember—Suaday School nf
yo.ai wiii>fct>«« niat.nii^
e Bamu-
4I.OQ^,QOOh«*bcb of potatoes, which is a &U-
the Firtt Chmch—I offieei*. TT mate schohmi, 77 ri^HE SADJT AND HIS SAVIOB.—A
ar aa>a«iV
X work k;
censorions in i^miS,» daiimaa^ rf a Bapfasoirof: - - - - - 1-5
female scholars. 5 male aad 10 ikmale teachers, to- «tkookto«h>i~*-|M _
/>ITY HOTEL, JOHF "W. THOS
brother, as i» the artiele signed "K." in the
3.000,000 head of cattle, which is a taUini; uS
tal,ITS.
bnM anotiwal
rf. - . - - - -
Fourth Sahbsth in Septemter.-^ o«em, m
^tli «r«Wt tlHW tn^ . tma^ntaa. •. t^yg^tt.
tion the incmw of tha pEAUTIFrL1.IBRABllS FOR YOUR
a«e«rtaiB,wwddW»e»oiwii^t Its Here then we ban one reason for the advance of First Sabbaa la Oe«>bet>.-4 ««leer*. VS male and
proviUon*.
7Sfcatal*»eholan, «mal» and 9 *male teaetas.
wilSi^ fi^ any furaindcd MA to d^de-Ois While aKticuIture thas piovM unable to keep Total, 186. '
foiat. • • r.-.
pace with the-grnwth of the poputatiea, t>» espor- Seeenaflabbathta eewtar.^

^.t^lOiMdcCbBR^vu ndMrpnlMbk: Bo
if I fad located tte^ like ywr yi tdtiMiwT, I
MgJkar BnO^tfrniryitt: |ikoa!d)«Teattaided wpe:ted teveral
yean since. I was often with ber during tbe Ust
two yean of her illness, and talked with ber aboni
ber end, and tbe was always ready. I cant say,
"sbei»nomore,"torsbeliT«swith God. 3fay she
again be united to ber dear bnsband and children.
Tnos. H. Conraaa.
l y Christian Index wiH please copy.
K. S. a. Hicker.
Mary Emily Gettnide, tbe second daughter of E.
B. and MitiUa I. Hlckey. of Helena, Ark., was born
on tbe Slst of October, 1856, and died on tbe I5th of
1857, aged'lP months and 12 days. "The
little babe eainot return to iia parents, bat they can
go to it. P. A 6. WAT» X.
Zagnntgr. Jrt., Sept. 16.1857.
BUsabetli Dmm.
EliiabMh, was tbe eldest daagbter uf A. F. and
DudKt Doaa, and entered upon Uie't rcaUties,
Dec. 30th, ISSi, and died Sept. S, 1857, near Sterl-
ing, Ark. 8hi» lired four yean, eight months, and
three daya—laoe oKsagb to impress her image in-
tdelibly npon tbe bearU of the afflicted {unity. Tbia
is tbe sec^ fie those pai«its have above. *
P. S. G. WATSOX.
ICKkriS* Sraliv Backlaa C«i«a Bi((Ml -VfO BETTER BOOK CAH BX TAESH
raklkatiaa Satla^r la taaiyllif l»».aadeaa>alaaAlam «»aaat 1 ^^ vuk les Ma «ka aaaxlrr *kaa
or dMxaolnmtiasal iaSmuUoa. Ita itatlstlal takiaa aia aMia I ' SBjrjr TBlnUjr.
tbu aaaaOr fa 1 aW T^aia o* ctuiuca.
XaalklT CalraiUr.
T Ba|>tlst>m4icals in tl>» Tanad Stataa a«l BriHak PrarlBcaa.
•BulUt laMitaUoaaar iMraiar ta tkr Cait«d SUte*.
•lirwlit gorfwita »f tha K^rVUt l>«aa»lnatia».
Statlatxs of lit* A
! "PERBT DAVTS^ VEGETABLE
I JT BILLXR.-Trintaril7.
guaai .^aiimiiMialtai
I Weaaaakfrw
IKns
PAIN
eaaoal StaHfUea. VaUM Bia«Sl
lahtaatioa of an>«r «ha CbaRhaa air-arkaat tV taad, at pried atc«tdin( ta iiaa
aad Uadtnit. (MB SO «ata to tS
TUB HARP-A aalntioB of sfarlr all kaadnd Brtaaa. fer
aodalwanfciyaad raTiraliLiaTp
miaSstna. Ssall |>e Viae tatiMaigd iai*
SABBATH scaooi UABr-Caataiafa^ m bar Itaadnd
bTBna IbT tha Tvanr. «a laliataBtM Uadliic.«V
'SABBITH SCHOOL QUTSTIOX MOBS, af a nnr and Ib-
tmatlBjt ihaiartrt. apsB tbf asliaelta and paiaMaa. tha d«-
ttisra. aad MM datlia a(IW BiUr. at U. aad ISX Mats.
THB B-^rTIST ALMANAC fOB ISSS. '•fth Bawjroa
ftaTiaca and au>ck vaiaakU aaUtat. Ptica « «mli. Taaat;
I. larpaKd W a caaailttK aT Bai^
ice3>ce«£a.1axfvrsiB».9a«ea£a. Tkia
raalM CK a dnTtar. poctacv sajd-
tmi • -
TOCNO BCAPES-AbeaatSlalSalAca SdMal imfK.
tnrl irSth bitm~BaBdral B—*m:
«aaMaa«ilai^aadaaBa«»aWad.aad«illllk-|il»Mi ^
- - tm. AttaMtaavaBwi^araakaUBK
> plaaaa. aCarBar jai^ MIH OK da>«
sanai la li.hu»-nl 'MaB'
tha (
ialiliWakw •! ia«iO aaaidM ^ aB
t aad-itBd^ rualiam. Plaaaa, Caltaifc Az.
xa fhr raOn dnk m
araaadW«*
and Salt Bhfoi Sjiar
Ate. A(«atoiarnr.WwaekOaxkBa^
" K t i i i t e h ^ e l Ba-rriBabr W. BXBBT * BBBO-
T m n aad EWTS BBOT&BBS. aad an
tbivnt^ tha Banth. .
r^LIFTON * ABBOTT, CriJar Street,
\ J B«rthaPa.tOlte«P'.Ba.*aCI>-T>ga. Daalwate
GB-tTLMmrS APPABBt A3t» n'BIUSBl*6 eOOH
a1ani*«labllA3BcatBrthaMlaaffbaakmutici
- - baad. afan aaiaatanat af CaaltaM..-.
'alB^an-
aad Rnj^ aatW* afaH d«i
(laaUtT af OaabTwUck an
•TflaielBaeaai Sdeace. aa lanaDid la «e bt
a * laai.ti. Ii.lial aad IMnm Ijaraafaa. Sal
Plaaa aal Caltar. Paia«bac. Za4aaU-TT.aa.BiaB
IB.tha and auniu Waeliafc
BT^nial atinttta la did^
BpalBac.
Taa waagar tate. aadthUr tedia kBh ate paid B;
wmiaaBlaaakuiitafc-i ;
B iiliiHTiniiili fkiBiiTIi'^ Ill •ladiii '
AatlattarSia«nlat«Bap«.caaaran.axtia. •
nrtm. - - - - M-
Biaalait.PaiBtllir.arKail-aidm^aadLertm. • -
Ortatyata. «aatal»ly Ml lastfeaSaaiuwSI ka
apaBrattae ta fta lalaUpal.
LacUatfk Stan. mat. Jair TSuISR.
r
.. 'S-
AprOU.
l»larat«'oK«aaf aarbookalaaow raady »jt
JAXB S. lieSLBSraX. Afrit
t» Arch Stiaet. PkOadtlpUa.
' thi.l.d«il»dbTpkT»lriaM fttwaOr. Tb« karo traatrd
ritktha kalK and It alaaja prewa «al. Tha a^ aml-
a«it«nsn>aa new w-afMa that tha kalfcla ap»ad» iiath ta tka
pa tint. TbaahTKlciaawboajipIlialhakaHe toataw«i»Bllit|
acell, of Geo^town, and Dr. James Ed-
ginnda, of Lotusrflie, Ky., in whidi it appears
that these dtstingaiahed gentlemen, after thor-
ot!^ iarestigatiaa of all the gronnds of the
abore diarge^ Ilkeim prononnee brother Lat-
timore ianoceni of the allegations made ^lunsi
him. W. H. HOLCOUBB.
Sepitmbtr ZM, 18S7.
To Gru A FOCXBBBBD HOBSB.—^Hare a
tab of water as Bear boiling hot BS possible,
faa^Btd, wi« were freseat on Aat occ«aon,j and e«anniepce bathing his b^aaingat
XCazy S. B. Jones.
Died in Wanen, Bradley Connty, Art, Mary K.
B. Jones, inteat daogbter of M^ A. C. and D. C.
I Jones, on the-ith of SeptdBber, 1837, aged
moDtbs and siB days.
Xary ALIOQ Harry.
Died in CrawftrdsriUevMI-., on tb* 24tb instant,
of typhoid fern, after an illnett of 15 days, in tbe
l»b year of her age, Mary Alice, eldest danghtfi^of
TbeopbOns and Sebecca Hariy. Tbo deceased was
tbe idol of ber paroiU, aad tbe tkroriU of ber
Maids andacqo^taaccs. Fewpenous^deed, baTo
«^Joyed»olai«eacireleofftieod«,and sointsosea
degne of friendsbip. But all this coold not shield
ber Ikon the &tal shaft. Sbe *%oa« to tte grave."
and has added one moeeto UiBcaoBt3osspn»&, fiat
the yonng, and beloved, areas liablatodie, aa the
old and neglected. Her naienb do not " sorrow as
thoMwhottaTenobope." Thay cotAiontly belieTe
her loppy in Hearen. May they, aad aU ber be-
reared and sorrowing frieods, wether in glory, to
VEND together an ETAMALBL^ A FBIBBB.
Jbcos. S^L Sd, 18S7.
PANCERS CAN BE CURED. I know
tbbi ladralad br pknMaaa ff
tt with tha kalK and It alaa^ pre'
a««t 9ta
patlRit.
BtafSTm IbrabbM ^ and aalalcaa (pcdan
fectt*«*rtaiB raia of thla diWid dtaaaae. T W nanadiw I
bar* BMd with tb» Bort larMaJ^
nan. artthaat THB LOSS W OBB IS OSB Rp^BBH CdSW
O a t m ^ a « A a J TrtMadfcalStWa " " J ^ I
taijtaaaofCaarariraa m o n a d l Aia th*T vCUsc ta I*
thw ahaO t«>l b* iTiiali^ te « "
.I.t,tm> aionlM «ft«- th» cm baa k M tiaatad. ar.
fha SajH,
mklMlatk^b
^AH^LH^O PIJAA^LA.»BKA^LAI BITI Y
rarrtata. a* tl» aaalw »a»ta»r. B. S. Offlaa-aiW
fiiAloat. ajraa. aad dataWRy af auilaaiiili^PgaqaMa
iiid««af Saadacaa dapaadaa liibnamllld a>IB>aat fcatrf
t ^ S s a a ar dwapUaa of aar Uad.aa t
to (lT.aatlaBetlaa.aad ^ ^
aliWialdiaaaaatwgi ba aiaAa. Ai! M M ya iH^Mt^Tg
laHtad taran aad «wiar a« G o ^ a a d k a a r « j » »
whtehaiapaatiil liiLii 1 iHBriiiiLkiaa^l^ky^gfg*
aa»adbrite»tlthlaaltr. «8«»
The partnenliip heretofore ex-
rr-.. ,thlaiaT«»h»«br
•FEMALE
TMCTXXTZ
rP.W.Baaaa.A.]t
•toWatiSae.
Wte Xaaer Waanaa.
PiUBiiLA Bahocr. PiaBaaaraf 1
tatrarBaa wB ba (tan ia a*^ e»ta laam piucl
^BaWaiaiiakunPHiali Taatnali B
Wrt»>
-TB^TiUifaM aw ^lalBii fct
ratiar tb* aaakaa af Pndkaaar Mhan. aa Pdadyal teH
ateaS P w liiifBt cf tb* SapUat Piaab' laattala. Bi '
,Kr*«atT.aa tb* lapatatlaa af PnC. (.both aa nada _
"WrOTICE.
i-^ latliwkltw
ttaacawccthraf thair
JAXXS KBBBUr.
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