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a n d
a n d
to
pery.
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world,
places,
explain
Bible
tliat: ^ e
A m e r i c a n
version
of
revilers
driv-
wildemesa.
H e
w h y
the
Society
K i n g
| " v e r s i o n "
a n d
moral
to
the )
a n d
a b o u t
to
clearly
boldly
p l a y i n g the
or
last
call it, o f t h e
N o t
to
o n
Versions,
with
a n d
the
that society
order
to
to
the
rights
r a g h y .
kingcraft
the
m u s t
regard
harmoniie the
punctuation,
indefinite
articles,
d a r k n e s s j e d i t i o n s
spiritual
has
by
a n d
p u r e
Christianity,
a n d
r u l e r s ;in
of
italics,
Rev. Jas. W .
burgh,
" t o c o m m e n c e
English
p.
Bible,
16, and
work.
a
as
he
In
five
M c L e a n ,
the
of
T h e
b y
immediately
of
w a t c h e s
in b y
of h e r
polidcal
earthquakes.
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the
blinding
t h e m ;to |
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the c o m m o n
of
a n d
carnage,
in
m o m i D g
were
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report
Board,
whole
the
B o a r d . "
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whole
a n d
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m y
reply
to the
w h o
after
consider
yet y o n
referred
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in
'
certainly
policy
a n d
Bible
of
have
the
Society
been
m e
b a c k
17.
A s
convenient-
of
" m e t
and
facts of
18.
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b y
throne
beacon
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tires
religion
of
roll
a n d
far been
'^''•®ctions of
the
^'nce,
m u s t
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the
as
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fire
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out
next
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g e r s
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u s i n g
his
n o w
a n d
w b i d h
cannot
w e
influence
society
the
collator
a n d
once
sometimes oflener."
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collator"
were
religious
ihis horse,
half on
principles
one
side
as
a n d
w e
of the
exert
a n d
of
of
o u r
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title
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b e
of
their
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fiat
of
will s h a k e
in
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J 1
of
the
a n d
of all nations S H A L L
let it p e a l
o m i n o u s
o f
of
the
spiritual
sub
the
committee,
( w h o l e )
Thus,
.
pro-'
o r in
of
u p o n
the
the
g e n e r a l
assembly.
a n d
w o u n t o
people
t h e m w h o
Combinations
the
adulterous
to
tmion
of
in
E u r o p e ,
a n d
except
which
in
P .
17.
m o s t
b o w
the
enslave
allied
a n d
at various
P p .
of
Reformation,
or
b e
g a t h e r i n g
s w e p t
as
it
h a v e
L o r d
o n
Eautt
B r o u g h a m ,
the
of
a
b e f o r e it
voilently
noted
"thieBeform
poet."
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in
the
muet
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a n d
in
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h u m a n i t y
of
be
done
said
on
t ^ ^ e m — •
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h a p p y
as
spirits
they
d o
are
bless
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,
the
B n j ,
T h e
first
child
immediately;"
dUigenUy;" t h e
it
d o it
it
child
a p p e a r e d
fourth.
the
a
to
replied,-
the
second,
third.
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fifth,
p a u s e
time,
sir.
a
h a v e a n
little
d o i t
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they
d o
it
arose,
d o
but
a n d
it
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aithout atking
any
r e d e e m
practice
t h « p
regard
cated
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m k s
flying
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a p M a '
c h a p t e r
t h e
night,
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round."
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great^
I I t h
of I s a i a h ,
iriiat of
baptizing
in t h a t
a n d
in
talented
Switzerland
to object
infants.
absurdity,
birth-place
to
tbe
S o m e
s o m e ,
of
of
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ally
in
n o w
ready
t h e
of
n i g h t ? " —
b r i g h t e r d a y is d a w n i n g ,
w h e n
a a n t
a n d
will b e s e e n
C h u r c h
the
w h e n
all w h o value p u r e
will discard
P o p e i y . — T r u *
a n d
poison-
binds
Christianity
of
to be the
this
State
of, a r e
"
K u f i u
last
rem.,
ITaion.
•Greece.
G h o a t e i* w r i t i n g a
T h e
to
the
the
they!
or
small
8vo
history
died
at
W a s h i n g t o n
a
few
d a y s
the
the
tuation.
nite
Bi
dollar;
with-
worid?
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not
say
i t w a i
error;
an
a n d
thus
insult
the
only
coipmoa
A g a i n ,
car»-
u n p o r t m t
a n d
This
H o w
sense
w a s
Bible
in v i e w of
against
w h a ^ ,
were
they
m a ^ ?
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is s o
tbe
is
former
certain
au-
w m e w h a t
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altem-
on whoee
authori-
W h a t is t h e
nnifonn-
d e | r a b k ?
those paseages
of
b y
without sufficient
and
u n i f o r ^
a n d
for m a k i n g
W d .
the
m a n a g e n
Society,
W h a t ! Are t h e s e
your copy
of
a n d
a M o u n o e m e n t
B y
ty
this
A m .
m^
officers,
as
startling.
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store than the
in particular,
thority.
bor.
of
the
17,
18.
ment,'
ready
a n d
portance
with
work,
its
his being i
which y o n h a v e given
b u t in
needs
"collationl'
e x c e p t / f n
into
B u t
m a d e
m o r e
a n
of the six
idea
facta in tbe
the
R e p o r t
materi-
on
indefibeen
editions
to i
ning
the
Bible,
presented
Bible Society,
T h i s
R e p o r t
Thos.
s a m e
the
3 2 p a g e s
Bible
Society,
History a n d
R e -
aflbrd
the
on
a n d
S
H .
E.
V e r -
a d c ^ t e d
b y
M a y
1,
Gardiner
Turner,
Vermilye,
1 8 5 1 . "
Spring,
E d w a r d
J o h n
A m .
Robin-;
MoClintock,!
R i c h a r d
S- Storrs, jr.,
sions.
T h i s
dopted
b y
R e p o r t
the
the A n n u a l
this R e p o r t
w e
learn
w a s
P .
1 8 4 7 . "
w a s
Society,
R e p o r t
C o m m i t t e e
ofi 6 t h ,
O o m m i U e e
of
itaken
u p
snbsequently
that body.
7.
at
t o
their
16, " A f t e r
and
1847;
a in
F r o m
that " t h e attention
d r a w n
the
w h e n
considwed;
the
the
P.
above
of
O c t
consideration,
m a t t e r
to
u d
d
" t h e m a t t e r
and w m
A e
^
h a v e
this
been
b r e w ? "
report,
12: 41,
referred
rise
H a v e
with
i i ^ c h ,
y o u
that
the
corrt:ted
H a v e
m a d e
collation
Committee
in
Bar,
according to the
jftn secured
" a t t .
which
h a v e
u p in
b y
the
ty
to
judgment.'
desirable"
ini
they
w a s
Will you
G r e e k . "
version,
K i n g
as
J a m e s '
from
the
in
all
and
asit
of
this
h u t
b y
the
anev,
adding
c o m m p o
purpose
of
'he
p a s s ^ e T
not
by
have
a_word
which
before,
the
sense
m o r e
the
work by the
the
w a s
la-
this
sub-com-
work
they
of the
regarded
the
im-
not this
object
Y o u
fact
that
eight
and
if
not
all of
occupied
three
b o r , "
n o
them,
m o r e
years,
m a k i n g
ble, which
tane
m a n
will
scholars,
or
Doctors of
less
and
Divin-
of
their
time
bestowed
m u c h
"la-
c h a n g e s
in o u r
they declared
English
Bi-
to be of " h i g h
im-
for yon
facu,
a n d
to
that
time
in the
face
all this e x p e n d i t u r e of
a n d
talented
represent
toil, b y
m e n ,
h a s
tell
one
s o m e
unimportant
so m a n y
of
nothing
articles;
things c h a n g e d
a n d
were
that
only
t h e
in
that
integrity
" t h e r e
of
the
"variations,
is n o t o n e w h i c h
B i b l e , " is to
( 0
the collocation
sentences a n d
of
clauses,
to the
C o m -
the
pointing
or the use of
l a n g u a g e
of
the
e m p l o y e d
a n d
a
translation,
as the w o r d s
c h a n g e
pointing,
the sense."
as
real
of
is a n
cap-
a n d important,
variation
c h a n g e
of
of
the
a n y
"affects
the text,
were
All
a p a r t
themselves;
as t h o u g h
sense
words.
is
just
the
s a m e
effected
this
be-
in
which
alteration of
policy,
King^James;
collated
b y
proved
a
a n d
b y
the
1, a n d
b y
n u m e r o u s instances w h e r e they have, b y
tbe
A m .
the alteration
Bible Society
use
of
b y
of
in R o m .
capital letters,
words
as
m a d e
so
to m a k e
4:
altered
t h e m
the
signify
1 1 : 1 1 ,
of Ananias,
Y o n
te
"spirit"
is t h u s
m a d e ,
the
that in
this
omitted
the
a
portion of
rialion,
not
a variation
text."
" w h i c h
H o w
bereft of
T h e
error,"
en
can
a n d
finite
in
their
third person
in the adorable
m a y
b e
of the
j h a t it w a s
b y
the
sense
entirely
m a r s thejnt^grity of
K i n g
instead
of
Trinity,
as
the
w o r d s
y o u r
of
following
I n
only
specimens
of
Bible
text,
3:
plainly
true.
Society.
to exhibit its
b y
been
K i n g J a m e s '
uniformly
r e a d
please,"
translated
in
they
please.'
A m .
follows:
say " I n
translators,
\ b e e n
translators,
a n d
v e r d o n . t h u s :
n o w
19.
the
h a s
open
she please:"
Cant. 3: 6, a n d
8 : 4 ,
all tbe copies h a v e ,
to
the
of
the
'till
All these instances have, of
R e p o r t p.
suc-
Bible Society
"till
co'rrected according
H e r e
the
which
in e v e r y
their "Collation,"
before us, as
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m a n y
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of
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facts, testify with
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except to restore the
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text to
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b y
dopted
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they
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received
c h a n g e s
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a n d
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small
the
faulty
of
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that
version,
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revision
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of the H o m e department,'
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to
w e ^ o w
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place
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discc/-
Christians Jbear
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a s d
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purchased
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with
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4.
inspir-
originaL
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n i l t .
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that
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tbe
yet
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ftf
had.
strength.
of
t h o u g h
portion
his
tUe a s s u r u c e
of G o d - f
nected
a-
in
English version,
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a b r a d a n t
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3.
clear a n d settled conviction that the
t h e
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cannot u n d e t t t a n d .
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3: 5 ,
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from
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relinqmshment
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of
s e y a y i ^ o f f i c a s l
representing
"collation"
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variations
b y
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cessive edition of the c o m m o n
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examples:
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w a s
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upon
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representation
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teaipt
are
version
J a m e s .
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tlV.
y o n
to
to y o n r
if. t h i s i s
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c o m m o n verson
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is
not
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c o m m o n
inquiry
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found t h r o u g f a u t this
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heretofore applied
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to give out
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one
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Y o u
t h a t is
importance,
original;
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that
y o u
unifonnly
inipfred
y e t y o n tell t h e p u b l i e t h a t it i m
Bible Society
some
paial of
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found in
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to signify
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different things; as in Rev.
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explanations of
Bible S o d e t y ? p l e n t y
all
exemplified
apprised
enlightened
m a y bs pleased
t h e E n g l i s h B i b l ^ to
i m p e a c h
tratulation.
the
words,
w a s
doc-
that;>«n<Aui(ton,&e.,
of
extant.
tt w a s
passage K i n g J a m e s '
tbe e m b o d i m e n t
part
So-
not
mittee.
essential
Bible
l i S a ^ i f l e r ^
spirit
it is p o s s i b l e t h a t a m a n
an
becauao
m a r s
the W i s d o m a n d c o m m o n sense of that
y o a
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the
text, orafiects a n y
precept of the
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be
meet.
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trine or
not
a n d
these
<»ily
in the c o m m o n
best version (k
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ft
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snecesMrs cease t o
Christian
o u t a n y
the
such
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the sense of
error*;"
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orthogra-
p u n c t u a t i o n , italics, capital letters,
indefinite
that
the version of
translation."
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learned
produced
c h a n g e s in
Is
A m s r i c a n
the public that
of
version;
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b u t
version?"
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k n o w
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p o r u n e c . "
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f r o m
Boly
possi-
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business
distinguished
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c o n -
to diffuse as widely as
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found in
yet y o n
will t h y
that
K i n g
scbed-
w U e h
subject.
T h e m a i n
begin-
of high importance;
w i t h the purity
of that
it is t h e
a
new" version of
ciety?
the
in
G r e e k f
u s a
claiming that y o u n o w circulate K i n g J a m e s '
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say:
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expressed
the
that
b ^ H a a e
O u r toitijms are open to any
failed to
it
i w v e
m o r e satisfs^.Ary
which
for
sion.
during the period of
Speaking
ever
in
public
matter.
was
than
de
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" a l t e r a t i o n ^
s o m e
accord-
exactly
to send
alteratiisiB,"
y o u r s w e t y
a n d
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version
giving
Greek,
of
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so
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w h e r e
word,
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because
p a m e
translators,
appeared
rendering
in
it
b e
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[ u i r e d b y t h e
C o m m i t t e e
said it
" l i e
12: 41,
a
j u d g -
not hesitated
c o m m i t t e e tell u^ t h a t ,
uniformly
p r e - j ' h e
3.
P .
for
-
w a s
the
editions, wag
a d e q u a t e
a n d
31.
their
ty,
subject
nieeting
l i ^ a g e r » ibr ooonsel
Oct.
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a n d incorporated
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of
on
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1850,'"e'^er
1st.
n o
attention,
collator
which
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the
M a n a g e r s of tbe
H e r e
fur-
a. matter
aa
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the Committee on
ig s i g n e d
Cock.
Thos.
b y
B o a r d of
of
definite article, 'in i h e
is r e q u i r e d
R e p o r t of the C o m - 1 ' 5 ° ° . "
specimens
of this Society
case..
Collation of tbe £iiglish Version of
sions to the
is
is c o n t r a r y
A m .
the
punc-
which
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their
has
"collation."
or
b y
idea
in
and
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n o
letters,
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that
well-known
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capital
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Society^
has
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Y o u w r t a i n l y c o n v e y
italics,
the
person-
reception.—
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cent
of
page
committee
the c o m m o n
were
ital letters, o r a n y o t h e r significant signs
been
the
never
longing
for
it w a s
p r e v e n t e d
time
A m e r i c a i i B i b l e
collated.
the
its d a t e , b u t
to w h o m
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to assist the |
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the
of
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of
text
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course
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letter w o u l d h a v e
of
the
r e a d s in all t h e oopiei, 'shall
28tb
plates
presented, M a y
time,
bestowed
mittee
is n o t
B a b c o c k .
c s
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on
the C o m m i t t e e say: " I n Matt.
the proposed edition."
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this is n e w s t o n s ;
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of
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b a s e d
are
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ministers
quite
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ble."
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the
of
h a v e entitled
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strain
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said,
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so,
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those edidimt.
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Bible Society
that
w h i c h
to " h e , "
y o u
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orthography,!
furnished.
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published
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nolhini;
h a d c h a n g e d the inspired original from
can
meet-
version, is j u s t a s truly a n d essentially
8vo..
y o u n g
T h e dwelleis in the vales and on the
be
the imperial
D e a r
quettiont."
or
Alll> i
-
Shoot m'e^'other;
" t h e r e
,
,
these
the
O C B
State
world.
" O i i e BOOK s D i d i ^ a l l n a t i o n s , a n d
y o u
respects,
to
of
Con-
PASS,
all n a t i o n s c o m e , t o
a n d
they
italics,
fully c o n f o r m e d
with
and
of
o b u t x b -
R c f o b k
GU aJ ^xAAATJ
A m .
been
teach,
d e a r children,
the
king-
a n d
c r c s h i s o .
if
sells in t h e
his |
portion
will
heaven,
aluayt;"
the
all their heartt;"
altogether."
H e r e
d o
e v e r y
C h w s t i a s i t t S H A U
P i n a n r ,
T B I
w t t b
m o r e ,
Cor. Sec. Am. <t For. B. S.
16 Park Place, X. T., Dec. 26. 1853.
that
" T h y
m e , m y
G o d
d o
" T h e y
said
that t h r o u g h e v e r y
legislative
on
h e a v e n , "
o u r p a t t e r n ? "
' W h y ,
aiid
in
angels
like
Bill
a n d
say,
•
h o w e v e r ,
which
c o s t i h c x d . ]
his class
told
of
ter s o m e
kings h a s decreed,
forth
as
opposed
debate
English P a r l i a m e n t ,
for,
the
ble,
p n d e
storm
or over it,"
w h e n
occasion
the
letters,
T " obtaining
have
m o n a r c h
stretching
de-:
integrity
of the text,
or
affecu
,
.
°
^
a n y doctrine or precept of the Bible,
V
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'
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this coUauon.
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,
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b y
m o n a r t h
the
the'
six editions
g a y ) in
r
'hey
sented
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rcaaon.
t h o u g h
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they
le
Society itself.— i
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the
plates of
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cease to use
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h a v e done
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capital
by
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m a n y
aui&cient
all
this
c o m p a r e d
and
u
collator in p e r f e c t i n g
the
the
itions.
the
done,
" T h e y
ikit
b e
is
dust.
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a n d
f r o m
to giant
become
con-
p a s a a ^ ;
according to that learned
insert the
committee
at
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f ; ^ " ' '
ther
printed
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the mill of Qod; a n d tohtre
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d o
yoii
b e
s u m m e r
g r o w n
has
air,
still
f r e e d o m
this
which m a r s the integrity of the text."
cases
"coses of
purpose."
nineteen
,
h o m e ,
A m e r i c a n
24.000 variationa
distinctly
i
•
m a r s
^
b e
perpetuating
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before the
can
y o u n g
l i o n — t h e
L o r d ' s prayer,
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here,
h a v e
unless
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found
riation,
P p .
decided
" w e r e
C o m m i t t e e
for
"after
deny,
they
the
shall
support
clerical
"We
w h e n
n o w
instructing
think
a s
I
in
s o m e t i m e s
: punctuation,
the
blood
stated,
and
uniformity
Car t h e
nearly
as y o u
the
or
s e e k to
the throne,
Calvary.
oui
Euglish
a n d
is to be
aristocracy a r o u n d
and
precious
without,
of
nations,
" Y o u
free,
land,
i pared,
of
des-
h a v e
on,
land,
session,
conference
" M y
favor
T h e
G o o d R x p l t . — A S u n d a y School
the
or presbytery,
in
were.
lew
since
the
order
w
able to detest,
a n d
this
the
they
prolyl
amoi4,'
C O M E , "
terror
rulers
class
aa tbey
Bible
®
"
very
offered
edition,
in
out
references,
$ I 76.
of k "
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•„
he completed, they will
of
o u r depository.
twenty-five
millions of freemen.
His exRespectfully
u l t i n g s c r e a m o f d e f i a n c e , s t a r t l e s a n d terri.iR o r
fies
the w o r i d ! "
K .
a
Testa-
at
carefully
p r o t e c t i n g pinions, b a t h e d in the w a t e r s
K«ti,
1
DO I n o c e a n s , b r o o d s o v e r a n e a g l e
race
er,
in the
on
which,
proportions,
A
w h e t h e r
h a p p y
f r o m
b a n n e r
earth
bv
been
h
I
are
only
standard
'
and
language,
has
m a d e ,
the iT ' ' ' " -
trememious
the
invasion.
[ t o
the Desire
the
nation
t h e m
to madness.
W e s t ,
the
a n d
h a s
nations
u p o n
died
foreign
j a w s of the
will
insects
w h o
the
tore
a n d
statellites,
of
•
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completed
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•
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m i t t e d
to uh as a sacred
Ti.
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T h e y are the purchase
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1.
:
that only
which
w a s
so
,
,
,, i
h u p o n every battle
field
c o m
c o n q u e r e d
of
rides
elders,
has
Christianity.
free and
gives us u p
p r e s u m p t i v e
presiding
b u z z i n g
crathj
fourth,
voice of
a n d
was
will u n i f o r m l y
the
and
is n o w a c t e d
copies
English
Society,
dated,
of
" T h e
a
Revolution, b u t of the
fears of
o t h e r . "
Bishops,
''le
ineatimabie
realize
as
earth, nor
w e
of t h e
found,
o n
the : lation
conditiou
the
nor
hold
priceless trust
f
o f blood;
not of
r
,
,
freely p o u r e d fort
fight.
h e
ere
which
not
tee, all t h e editions of
i t s e l f , t w o f"
W i t h
abroad
best
rates.
'he
till L h o » e
present
land,
enjoy,
perpetuity
, ,; - „
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Davids,
half
can
is the
by i
to the
Bibles
sake.
both
the
cheapest
o t h e r , ) 4 -
f
f
of its free
Po-
of
that policy
purchase
alters jifj w h e r e v e r
dissipated,
appreciate
Republicanism
tiny
u p o n
is
supplies
r>
,- .
. ' ' n a n the A m e r i c a n
Bib
Baptists as patriots anil
,
11
.
•
,
,
' F o r they neither alter
lls attention to the da-i- i
,
.
.
'
o w n former issues. nor
threaten'us as a free people: ;
the nations
the . V n c
Chrittiata.
then one
the'
b r i g h t n e s s , its blessings a n d
beloved
pre-eminence
to
in the
exceptions,
t h e o n e , ar^d
the
h a n d s ,
to the
w m
aBdauiayaiiei&ttooaiBMk.
secure,
Foreign j
c h a n g e d ,
to look
„ „ „
u p o n
J
and ca
blessings
ground.
ministers are b e c o m i n g
a n d
without
refers
o w n
" W e
years,
Piotestant
a n d
of
u p o n
the
light of
as!it
teration.s
claim
„
c h n s U a n s ,
are
of truth
the
dissolved
cut
n a t i o n s w i t h its
|
of
e c o n o m y ' s
its g l o r y . "
and
fearlessly n p
- - m e n t
feet,
planting
and
worship
forcibly.—
three
abso-
the
M o n a r c h i s m
education,
obscuring
prostituting
Stone,
of
"collation" eontaiss
passage,
in
respect,
that|
the corrected
the
"col-
the people to understand
the
is y o u r
sub-
Robipson
All the "variations a n d o t h e r
in
does
the
the
of
baptism,
give
" t h e "
a
Stale—(the
infant
which
n o w i
informed
A m e r i c a n
has so
blood '
c l e r i a l
c l a y "
f r o m
t h e l a t i o n " is s a i d t o h a r e b e e n m a d e , e r e r
tained the prononQ
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order to
tions?"
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from,
the other as
simple
Tersion
editions o f
n e w
distinct
with
J a m e s '
progreis
matter w a s
t«rA p o n u r
that BO o n e of t h e n z
of
C o m m i t t e e could not
l u t i s m b e
c r u s h e d
before the
„
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w
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will
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thunders
revolutions
k i n ^ y
" m i r e
M c e r .
could not b e ignorant of this change.,
knetr
E n g
letters,
English
really
contrasted
j
E u r o p e . —
will
a n d
E u r o p e a n
a n d
the
[theooUatiao,]
b e s t m o d -
Vcrmilye,
'f
the sprejid
n o w h e r e
than
storms,
Civil
b a n n e r s
m d e r
the
entered upon
1848, a
to the
ration " t h e
by
ed
W ^ U q U * * ,
Williams-
collation
directed
Sept.,
w a s m a d e
their
orthog-
capital
Ac., of the
'he original edition of
been;to j
ever
privileges.
a n d
wilfully
J a m x b
T o a
m a n y
very great m i s n o m e r — v i * : yourcalling
'•ollation ( i n
perpeti^ii-
of
of
policy
nations,
R e r .
Y o u
A m e n
waste
ployed
liar i m p o r t a n c e , "
present
neviral
a n d
J u d a i s m ,
O u r
eouBcar v e i M s
principles
reeeiitioBof
CommRtefl
a p d
circulate
J a m e s , in preference
as y o u
w h a t
A m e r i c a n
continue
Society?
w o r d s on
desolations
a n d
p o w e r
rulers
w h o s e
true
forever."
the
a n d o u r lay brethren J o n a t h a n s ,
o r o r f a r i w d / f t a i ' ^ T r i ^ i f ^
the
the
c o m b i n e d
k n o w i n g l y
d e a d -
w h o
it
for
traditionary
i d t h e D | i i i & s d ^ of alaoyhteri - v N t - o f
_
i p f r - ' p®per
to
this
'
g r o n n d
t h e y
express
left
a n d effect,
^ f * ® ® " . guide
«>Mk
presented
of
the
t y r a n n y
.Ij,.,^
.
Baococjt.
17,
Missis-
for a
quit
m e m d e r ,
are
E v e n
O T T i
DrJ
«d
G o d ' s
u p o n
s a v a g e
b r o u g h t
the
this
on
V.iUey of
neutral
and
roust
could
a n d V o r t h y the L m b ,
HappVSiH.aUiisriitev'
r j ^ i B
e v e n
rapidly
from
p
w i d e
t h e h a n d s of the
be once
from,
a
s h o w s
craft of kings a n d priests opposes
'
like
t a n E * , ;
.
E
" E a c h sitting occupied several h o u r s . "
of
Christianity,
the
conflict,
or
AJtU ki'.lMl*
ZfejiA-.ir-
S
each week,
rapidly
fought
the 2iew TettamtfJ
TtMtameni alone, the Creed of
the
of
royal-
of
these
ripening
into the
" T h e
'
is
be
of
T h e
side,
five
battles
now dravAng
m o r e
ference a n d
^ V m
^
,,
rep-
S
hostility
of
s h e d d i n g their blood
earth,
enslave
a t '
E n g l a n d .
times,
in the
w i t h m
ly cabinet
3 , ndi'-t.-i? t h e PrJ-Tcijpal^
a.
i;.,—riivjiKSr-
FTriii.^-.'
it
E
Christianity
persecutors
priestcraft; the
felt a c r o s s !
g r e a t
h a v e ,
t h e m . "
' T h ^ J S y i ^ S h ^ l ^ r ' ^
#
principles^ a m o n g the_ masses,
the
utiifi^ e l o a s e a w i t h t h e f o l l o w i n g
eloquent
f Eiyh.
Evifry" thiiiir'ifin'fle
! placti a U r a c t i r a ui'tfauaiat n d liial-itiiniig ieniarka:
•iS
fiery
the
a n d
earth
"^hose
n
b y
their
these i
pasf
principles
Valley
b e t w e e n
almo.«t^ t o a
synod
I r e a ^ S u r o p e , a n d the rapid
si;
the
opposers
a u t h o r
sects,
a n d
of ears
m u s t
to t h e " b o s o m
aahir.
1 beTiTonip'jiH
of
confusion of Protestantism,
sketches
the
of
confiict is to j
the
things,
Baptists
dif- g o n e
only
^ e n
a n d
lines are
L o r d ' s
w o n d e r
the
probably
the
b n r t h e n e d
in
for
t w o
will
I n
l a n g u a g e
state
are
J e n k y n s ,
India
is n a r r o w i n g
con-
h u m a n
• d t t i g n king of
Bf
of
conflict
is
T h e
error,
p U i n s
so
future events
h a v e
signs
^
conflicting
^ s i s s i p p i .
certainly
the
a n d
that
a n d
T h e
h a v e ^
h i g h
Church policy and\
the
of
a n d
?he
w e
S a y s
of
Jippi, the
despotism,
• t * ^ to expect
T M i r o f llii>. r ^ ' t i t n r n . n ,
raI nioiillis, will cbininejit i u n t i e
1 O c t o h t r ntjc..
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"la a r e s s t n e n : c s m l l a ^
nf six-
T H E
N
committee consisting
g r e a t
decisive
papers
It
vppnackiat^.
want,
before
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aeeanty
iu great ruietf-
f
ly meet often e n o u g h , they appointed a
'of'
Protestant,
T h a t - a g e n e r a l
here,
waters
^ t h
violent,
of
the
r ^ t
'.bt | o b e
G Q U l
PBaF.
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cili«, F t
HnljlCT. •
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to the Committee
will
V a l l e y
to b e
the
a n d
predicted.
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S c h o o f .
(VIl
ball of
the
ted
l i i . ' S J — -
Ws.r-Tuit«L
ti.ilji
l
the
the
Episcopacy
Christians
ported.
s p e a k i n g
evolves
state
disenthrallment
dodS o f h e a v e n ,
i i o n T r i l l h » f « i d to t ' » h f a U i
pupils, anil iu c a w - ( i £ n i A - f
a p p n i » ' .i b y t h e ' ' U i a i d t i t •
ruTitifU grar.l''
l i C I J t e
Bim-d r .
:
j f .
w h e r e
Old
.pilision
will
ijad l a s declared
He % h o a e
tb»rpMTnitlini t«
liir-partr other w a r
rfccr
l-^r^OTr e i r
>of i h t
(p-w^'winm- .
y . a n d a i l Iirairi.^ s r i t t e - i b y t h e e . - '
' i t f i e I i a u d » u r t i « F c a l t y tir ^^
t fur p t j n s a l , hue for^iunienif-'iV
and
in
claim-
destined
religions
place
years
H i m . " —
A n d ,
proceeds to
UyjProphets
•i"
_ o r a m i i u t . i . l h i > rali, mtj
ha
p r K i i t m iif t l , u E i i r . J l v . - nifenr* iiii. Iv
forblidisn,
iitk. briitht'r
.•ii^w? u r g i i v s fiir t h e pii r j i l . n i i . , t I n " t i r o 'the Fresidtti. nl
the
overturn
nations
nations,
a d ^ I e s m i t i c a l
^
b e
review
the k o t i a n s , f o r
u
I'forpnc&ecniniiFT^rp^tffctedIK nt^cnJis r vcvaliip
^ & b h i u b CN^jiiiiig,
fcy
tLe F a c n i t j o r lumiJj- m. wbicB
S-.-^jDHi
E
Israel,
type
protestaots t o w a r d s
Baptisti,
of
b e r n
laity
a n d
Israel.
n e x t
a s s u m e d
and
B u t
Iwhat they see, a n d w h a t
desire."
the
of n n u p o n
i^iiK
g a f f e s .
nations
vix:
Desire
a brief
£tim of
llortiiitr
oinst bi-dr'poinl i t T a r f a m i l i ijt nihicl:tll>j i».lil w i l l l » a l T a w e f l u » tat w d S i t r
a£LPaiA.-
T
uotraditionJsed
i n g t h e m
is
rights
the
of
laity
h a s
a n d
soiU
form
th^
rolling,
di.=cussions o f
antichristian
After
ntliar
the
c o m e . "
"That
1 „
eomi.
various
4 i e
diaking
• f « U
all
until
the nations are'in a
dtaif can
M f M i p p T n i i t t f H j t t t f f n t o l ^ i i j . M . - i M . ;;
j r i i l b«L m o d t f L s liif-ixi . < a d f c r t h e >
cif > b e
firgnanltqn, and.
dred
the
T h e
dust.
Catholic
shake fjjith the
6 — 7 .
m o r e ,
"That there m u s t
. e i t h e r •«
ii:^,
frtua.
. u r altJieir
:qrt!i n g p !jfc.<; a i d
p t t r m i a ^ i f ^ ' s '!iati"p».»T«»naI w uuir
u f U i k b'^Lni^
'
e l j f c n l i e i i . ' - » J I j j o i- i t i u r r e - j
asf
a n d
their
a n d
of
f r o m
there
striking
P e d o - B a p t i s t
aristocra-
M e t h o d i s m
grinds
is
favor
a
world,
s h a m e
Traditionary
m l e r s
c o m m e n c e d
into
the
ttual
rapidly
the
C h u r c h
dissolved,
u n t i l it
is
b a n i s h e d
shake,
their
Mississippi
the | h e
a n d
2 7 .
elffi t h e y c o u l d
• :<.urMitnTBiii
PEbisisct
,
d b -
will
of
ii:
overturn,
n o
these
" T U t
I
it is, a n d I will g i v e :t
dnee p r o m i n e n t
ui mn.kf',:,r rrceijw
l i i m thOrr^.:aJ>-
E
w e
a b o v e
A n d
desire
overturn,
Ziek xii:
|aE(iL'LA.nnj-j;.
r u i i H X. S u c I i i . V , P .
it—«iii.jji.
B„„,„
' a l t »cJii«ii '.a t h ^ i m t r e u j f
of
Aristocracy
Society,
t h e earth,
land.
a n d
it s h a l l
whose
TBs^
1 t h e m u n s h uf t h e
Eljif^as'Kjtiin'.* b e i n ^
L
ings called
the
of
a n d
d r y
nations,
• T
InMif'!?i!in in i f c S u a L t —
r t m p a n i n g - r h B t m r t i a t i uny
tfivpU.
' d u T c i l l e i i i e i t m i c a i en<l F h i b .
u n a — t h r w . E^iuiu».
B a t K i o i I a 5 J n _!iH I i i w I S t l n - r r i . - l i e d f f u j ^
"ard's
d r p a r i n f c i i is-' p r u v - i d ^
L lobiu.
Hitrli
L
1853.
the kindnesa
ihakfj the
iJiod. h ail J i . n j i - r p r o l ' ( " S u i o L
L i n l l i e i a j t ••;" • T » r T
l i i t 'li-iKittrtliai i f r s a . ' ! , it* oni i a d j j B i n n i t u aj-suv.ie a r a n k .
yiif.1
I
G o d ' s %atUma:
as
papists a n d
o w n
the primitive
after
to
p r o m -
sanctity
odious, a n d
ffovfmment.
fenttttion h a s
Tennessee
Publication
Shankland,
Bhallicome."—Haggai,
!
V
t o w a r d s
of
:(ind B i b l e i s m , is t o b e f o u g h t .
T h e centre '
eoarses.
5^0. 1 w a s p r e a c h e d
a
y e a r
or •
•Jjf p o w e r a n d i n f l u e n c e h a s a l r e a d y
rapidly
two ago, before
B i g H a t c h i e
Association,
•passed into the valley,
w h i c h will in a f e w
and we are not surprised that the b r e t h r e n
J e a r s , a n d all c o m i n g time, give laws
a n d
w h a h e a r d it s h o u l d r»-quest its p u b l i c a t i o n
tleadny to o u r nation.
T h e " G r e a t
W e s t "
T i e > a t h o r
h a s
selecteil
t w o portions of
^
s h a k e n to its centre,
and iU masses
agitie Scriptures of t h e P r o p h e t s as t h e fovmiated b y
religious
discussions, as they never
datitii o f his
diaconrse.
riwere b e f o r e .
N e v e r
w e r e the c o l u m n s of
^
" T e t once, it is a little w h i l e , a n d I will
•,nce.
ttihiiuBd
r a v u t-L-h - i c r i n i i i . a . a j m L « r
Mit-tr.
aij: ~ n i
ia
lj«UM«ii.tro!i,—f.i
tkr
| l l i Mil.
,u„!iii,.
l i f t - a ^
' W i . o ' - T T r t - i r j : ..
jKO i4(r._
1-" « - l i n o j a e r a t w i t a
i v t ...ii-.l. .
•
licl u u l T v - i t J i - t i i B d i i , ^ ,
p n t - - 3 l w i p f . . t fit-zL i h
I* r s l u ^ d a . r i i r h t h t
H
Letter
h e r
o u r
iU
nursery.
inquiry
and
on
b e
are d e m a n d i n g thtir
ipetween
ViS'.or;
the
Conrolidated
s h a k e n
G r a v e s
in
is l o s i n g
will soon
beginning
rights.
full of
reformation
b e c o m i n g
of Church
•battle
keod
S
resented
tive
altogether
to
are
itea
Mis-
r e d e e m
its supporters, a n d
a n d
f l e m a n d i n g
p n b -
for
Tennessee.
TennesEee
by Graves b
of
w i »
h e r
G o d .
i n g their privileges.
( E d i t o r
MashTille,
e d for t h e
T-na.
for
Society,
WatcAman't
Graves,
Biptiit,)
"
the
session
1853.
Jo. S, "The
thig
llie
before
its
P u b l i s h e d
Pablication
u d ^ U a n d ,
onr
-nait.t-.
a t
reqnested
J / c a M Sj" t h a t " b o d y .
mm, lily
Xatioat."—
(Editor_of
p r e a c h e d
Association,
Tenaewee, a n d
.-Tp-rir-iriarfS
ilea'
f * s r to cmr;
Themea.
of all
G r a v e s ,
Bapust.)
Big H a l c i i e
ail
Great
to
B a p t i s m
its h o l d
practices
Teme»ea
A i ...
t w o
Societiea
m i g h t y
the people,
irar-JT^S
A
ri:
Baptiw.
Bible
I n f a n t
Josing
FiitLci
a n d
C h n r c h e s
effort, a n d
" t i g n a of the U m e s " a r e
for
land.
spiritnality,
A n w r i c M
e ^ g e r popnlatioii
m i u t
S o ministry » i l l b e rB«Il7 effectiTe,
a n d
Missionary
•Momiriea
Bf C ^ I ^ - I ^ J ^
o t o r ^ ..f » i.titii
A
^
Clm«ti«iity,
t b t T o r E ;
N
^
e a d o i e t h
all
things;
O S w r w r .
n e r n r
1
1
vol.. X.
I -
sI
V
li i r
t.
r •
^ 1
1
-t
1
tt.
FEB 25, 1854
^ BAPTIST.
Sprinkling-Ke-Baptifm.
C
i;
S
'.
k
•iiK-
=r
Vitfi-
X .
For the Tennea
|"ABd lie bi'onjht Idm to Jesns."
rather the credit of Georgia Bapdsts, they tiot to be totted by "Uw
bf insph
gcBtoratiun of thf Je
For the Tonnessee Baptist.
being regarded as pe<»liarly sound and ration!!
. i
W lat a sentence, and how strggesUve of
BROTHKB GRAVIS:
even parUcular (as th«y should be,) touch- ' That this
Voajtohden f ^ ^ f ^ ^ ' f
dutj
A liftle while ago Tn see John th.
jgE, Graves :
I have seen in a late number of the Bap rt and tw> of liis d h i w ^ . standiag
ing Baptist doctfnes.and th-. books they snbstanUally the s ^ e
f t
^^
NASHVILLE, TENN.^
"Biblical Recorder," published in thi.s State, toge ler, and d o u b t l ^ cohv«SBg ajjogj
endorse and circulate. Bro. Duncan think, moat
^^^^"
S A X T R D A T . F e b . SS. l i s 4 .
j j is rarely the case that 1
n query taken from the Nashville and Louis- Jest
so much of the Editor of the Index that he Baptist. Indeed,we are a.tom«fhed thathe
Christ himseif draws near, aj^
••
ville Christian Advocate to this effect: "Is Juls J keen eye perceives the adviaiagt
makes a distinct arUcle out of hU endorse- Iwuld find occasion to f o r ^ m
much m
TKESIS—QO.per uuinm, invri^blf ia «(•"
, ; , ^ s : d e r e d myself a v t i y pr
it right or consistent for a Methodist minis- thb pportunity affords of introducing hi»
i ^ t , donbtleM. because he has said more' trtsUngof his subject. W e g|ve
of
•'-^f
i
in
ita
praise
than
all
other
editors
together!
Oie
more
promment
proofe,
as
we
turn
over
ter
to
baptize
by
immersion^
anadnlt,
w
l
^
^ • - ^ l a to "him that should ci)me," aaj
^ananiM of MW lubKrOMn vQI
leeaiTid,
I
Jgst two months by a violent
H e » Is B r o t h e r D u n c a n ' s w m o t m e e m e n t ' t h e b o o k in c o u r s e .
he or she had been baptized in I n f a n c g "
SBIMS aeesBTeeiid. v i t k tiii*
ng that be must "decrease; *hiU
BOQflT* »
The editorof the'jJ'Advocate" s a ^ in
ofit:
J
j j l , few thonghts through yoc
.On page 31st, he says:
Cb|||t most increa.se:" and
that
0 > An laUan OB b o d m b r l a l n ^ forindt- , jr;Tha opinion of the b o o k entertained by
stance that^ it i»»o< r ^ . and to do s ^ i tliei_
iper upon the subject of the ftli
' "Him a iapfntd that aU tbw
mtit
become h b followers,']^ poiou
liemUon, ihonU
a a d n o t d "TMBtUM B l f to "acknowledge "the first toptism i n v a J E ^ to t - r l s t and says, J-Behold ih® 'Lamb of
some of th« best i n f o r m e d editors of the mm of tii* eitatian, it wn/y apUcMt iwhcD
con^
o n of the Jews lo i h t land of I
tiit."HMhviHe,TsBn,fW*#«it5>'l
1
denominational press, wilh be found on the sider this evident coDnrctioo betwatjn that p r o ^ .
N o w the ''Western Watchman,'? <a Baptist GCKV • It is e n o o ^ ; the twodi&ciples fo{.
I gm much pleased with yonr
ZT 5 o L z t n a tobs b a n i ^ T o r t OiBe*,
fiiarth page of the C h w ^ l e — t h e follow- ecy aod the appearaoce of the B<{itiiit. It had,
paper) charges the Methodists with domg low jVsns; and, to give them an opportal«»atIi«Pop»tt«lk»b«Bpn-p«id« |
^ ^
npon the subject of a correct mi
Punoas m f f i i g u fha n b i e r i ^ ^
" mg conclusion o f i notiw of the first edi- no doubt, become eustomaiy in tho regiUar and
.
very thing in some cases, which is de- nity v-f .stating their request, he turns to
pf Uie ScTipiurea, yet, m your,
fivB new nfaaeiben. ihall iwabwA**"*^ " W tion is extracted from the Christian Index. almost Btereotjped nanatiTps of the life and acta
^
j
g
j
ijjg -.gt.. Louis Christtan Advocate" them and nsks, " W h a t seek ye?" To thig
of the ' ' ' t h inst., I must dissent
of
Chriat
vhile
upoo
earth,which
vine
citmlated
iCnlii
one tmt.
Bankfor
ITotei
eumnt in tli« SUto. when, uiued, of January 27th. 1853—a Baptist paper [ in the churches, to iutruduco rtie history of the
^^^ ^^^ p^oof is challenged, and the name ,
tbey r e p l j by a<Jun« him
seDiimenU therein eipressrd.
edited bv Rev. J . F. Dagg, of Penfield, |
"t J">'n with thi.ciiatioi.;
«
»iUbeukBii»t?«r.
the m i n i s t e r , who has thus set at naught tj,^
^
ibat tbe Bible means what it
^f ndU in Ike tavi'ronnceiioa in all Ihm ttatigrlitlM.
Pamon^ dMiring t b ^ P«P« ^ ^ tmirferr^
Geeigia."—.V. 0 . Ciroa.
Jtfirable be parable, figure be fi,
The evanjfrliBU, huwever, huve only the third
„f
Methodist church, is de- j ^^
instruction, as they address hi®
fruiu OM Port<ffic« to «notli«, ihould IiiT«ri»bly
••All the infannatioQ that the Scriptarei and verse from Isaiah in ct.niinon, while John also re{act be fact.
I believe Muses' •
manded.
Agreebly to the call, made by !
bouorable title of Eabbi or Teseh«
ifiTB the M M
old office. I t l i u toporthe cTfation to ^ liUraJly trus—
I yourself, for information on this subject, j c h r i , t replies, "Come and see?" T h , ,
tanl for oar book-keepen to be Infortted of the Jewish history furnish concemiog the life aod fcrsonlv thi« one to himself;^nd it ia clear that
old Po«t-offic« iddreM u the n«w,M »Toid mi»- character of the Foreraunerof Christ, is here pre thia indicates moat strikingly and most coociwly
god did in six taturaJ days cri
I from any one, who may know of a Metho- ; ^^^
^ i^j
senud as a highly isteresting biography. Many the relation of tlie Baptist to Christ. Luke alone
tkkn*.'
Teas and tbe earth—and nlso,
dtst preacher ever having immersed an j
f^om this interview with Jesos, Hat
qnei'.iona
that
arises
ia
the
mind
of
a
Ihough'ful
add:i
the
fourth
and
fiah
Ter86
(lh4
iMt
odIj
in
idTOtiBonenU wiU b« taken to ft Hmit^ «xjiood the whole earth was bapti;
.adult who had been baptized{8prinkled>in^ Andrew went out with his heart •n-annef*
tsnt
»r» not incongmooi *ith
religiooi reader of the scriptural account of John thr bap part.) which contain a further dewription of tho
tiat lire discassed thoroaghly and impartially.— office of the foteraoner and a promise of the apj^r. But ihat Prnpbets teach tbati
nowipipw.
;
infancy, I will j u n give you that inlormaf^jj^ satisfied that this was th.
Tonia of »<lT«tiiiiir! Fhi»
S onHa^ Kore^ and impoitant views are repeatedly brought proaching glory of God; and which' are quite apwill yet be reetored to tbe land of
lion for the benefit of tbe two Methodist MesSah, be heartily received L'm as hii
pir Une. ind
e«nU per line to . r J i tubw- forward, aometimei by the Qennan Author, and plicable to John's case, though notKO muc£ ao as
doabt. Why do not our brethrEn|
editors
above...
T
h
e
RevT
F
.
11.
J
u
y
u
e
r
.
a
Saviour; and his love taking l!ie direciioa
tiueafc
inscztioa* for
' Seluiai»»
t - • ol«ir«d for lik« BomeUnws by the Transistor. Vfe were panica verse third. Luke, also, irir* tpiyitual Jrenim
A dTottiiBMnU
regularly ordained minister of the Metho- of bis natural synipathics, he Tcsdvea,t Ijgre this, give us proof from ihe
larly pleased with the chapter on "The Baptist's eliangrt lit eitttian, in trjrr to mati it laitatle to
jjjnenl?
Surely the Apostles
Donba in Fnson, and his Miaaioa of lo^uiiy to tit tkjrtt fitrtekidikt iatrtdueet it. B« leaves oat,
dist E Church South, and a member of the first;' to find his own brother, and having'
Jeana."
? understood the Prophecies m
for example, the words, "and tb<> gloiy of the
N. C. Conference, did, to my certain f o n i ^ him, he brought him to J t s u s .
'
Without endoning every sentiment coatained Lord shall be revealed;" leitiota ^ubt. h t a n t t
to Mini«g« or O h l m i y wotiem, aaaat
iathan we; yet. in whai part of tbi
I knowledge, imtmrte a gentleman sometime
B | a d e r , bow is it with you? Is it your^
i V h i s book, we can heartily .commend it to the Ckritl had ti yrt afpeartd only ta humility, and not
MrtML.
•
, _
have they taught ua-lhat the Jej
;
^
t^
^
he
knew
that
the
indiprivsege
to
hold
communion
vrith
Christ.,
attention of tvary reader of the Bible. Sonnd in in
On the other hand, the fulloving, ' all
OSea of tha Tannirt-t B ^ t i i t ^ v t t th«
again be restored lo t h e land of '
| vidual W 6ee« baptized (sprinkled) .» Au
„ ; word, through his ordinances, and
t i l t Book B«ore . a d Depoeitory of the Southern doclf ine, generally correct in i u criticisms, evan- flesh shall see the salration of Ocd." IMS tcttk
ers? Jews themselves have e'
ij^aacy; for the genUeman told him so him-1
Bible Bo«jd, en TTniii StiMt, two d»<a» tram th« gelical in its practical beaiing, pure in iU style, himtltt dtuf rtamof intrtduchj Iht citatiam; for
•ayer, until your heart is w.irm. jonr
it deserves a placa in the libraiy of the private the condiiiou of beholding this saiTation is that
t h u doclrine—bat iliat does not
l^elf, or some persons, members of the |
enlightened, your faith increased,
christian as well as the Thfolo),iaQ. Prof. Dun- a road be broken up into the heart, in order to
God has taught it.
and do j o n bring
i<^hurch, had informed him. A t all e v e n u , ,
^ ^love
^ ^ more
^ ^ ^ e fervent;
ferve
can has madered a valoahle service to the cauae lender ea.<iy and finally to allow, the entrance of
{
J
o
;
n
e
r
)
was
aware
of
the
fact,
and
y
e
t
,
^
"
E
r
"
Z
Pnul s a j s . " T h a t blindness
ol biblical learning."—J. F. Dofy.
Saviour's ootice bythe T.ord into the soul."
Aa AppMl iHini l i e G e o j ^ Index to lite
I
L
Jh
A nH , hi, is nn, all. Mr.,
I..:
h a p p e n . - d to I s r a e l , u n t d UieyW/i
I
he
immersed
him.
And
ihis
is
not
all,
Mr.
|
p
r
»
2
r
,
and
the
Saviour
to
their
notice
l
y
^
W
e
give
Brother
D
a
g
g
the
advantage
of
, Baptists of Georgia.—So. 1.
Here he solves none o( hit rotioHaliitic
OentUes be comt i n "
j J o y n e r s a i d afterwards in a conversation p l g S n g wi-Jj them for him? As il is n e « '
the expressioa "without endorsing every diffic.Jlies by admitting the narrative inAjjain be says, "Th£3-e is a re
with
myself
that
he
would
do
the
same
thing
t
h
t
«
)
s
e
of
the
year,
when
l
a
t
n
of
ViTua U Somd^iortriTU,
and of Evangdi- aentwuiti contained in the book." What spired, b a t charges them upon Luke. He
cording to the cicction of gnu
cai
Swing.
•ywtn, which, of course, was an acknowlgj^sg ^p ^ijeir books nnd balaaet
he understands by sendment, we pretend informs us that the three evangelists comllie AposUe most clesrly teaches
.edgement that he had immersed a person ^ h e V ^^counls, would it not be well f a ^
c o t to know, unless it be some tinimportant
mence their histories with the miniftry of , rolling.
Why this appeal is madrto you, brethkerpini; his groundless and injurious charge I who had been baptized (sprinkled) in in-, Christians lo cast about them and see, J
healhen world mu=l first have the
expressions that have no doctrinal bearing,
Baptists, then
J o h n , not because the Holy Ghost so di- > "Accnrrtinely, we-wth^riphtronssrd blameren and ministers of Georgia, IJ because
and that ' h a i blindn^-ti,5 on the pi
, fancy»- j they can. lo what purpose ibev have lived'^
but it is sufficient for us that he has unpritf^l Zachariaa wavering lu hii failh to ' shnll
'
rected them—(that Mr. Xeander aud Von
* e hare'been attacked in the Index, and
We prosecute our defense before them.
Jews
will conunue until ail nalil
'
1
had
spoken
of
i
h
e
fact
to
some
friends,
j
year;
Low
much
they
have
added
lo
qualifiedly pronounced A L L rrs D O C T R I S E S
mt-aus of
Rohden and other Pedo Baptists should not ward.s I'od. but hiierward>» brought, 'byiitaire
charges of n^tatement. misrepresenUlion.
for
send our paper to as many as are and pointed out the incouMslency of the 1 ^ ^ l e n t s loaned to them; lio« m a n j good i have the pnviie^'es wiJcb llicV 01
a sev.-rf di-ripline from (Iml. to r*-p.
aoujiD, and of C O C B S S S O C S D B A P T I S T D O C deny that John's ministry and baptism be- liis tran-^re .10.1 and 10 a chanjre of Oispo-ition known to US, flee of charge, until we are , practice, and be, bearing of it, took occa-1 opportuniiies of speaking a word for Chijrt I ed. Again, the Apo?Lle says,
want of justice preferred, and having reT R I S E S , and the booli evanffe/isaJ in ita praclonged to, aud was part 01" the Gospel or In hw son^ of praise hp sj-ealis. it nnlsl bt- ad heard.
pUed, and successfully too. Brother D a g g
Israel shall iif^ saved.'
Does I.
i sion, in a sermon shortly after, to allude lo i,ave passed unimproved, and pissed. Ux^
tical bearing, and deserving of a place in
christian dispensation)—but simply because muted, iu a stale nf elevated inspiration and with
wa-not alknr our defence to appear.
We shall notice Von Rolidtn's doctrine I the circumsUnce.
national Israel"' i-urrly not; bul|j
Afier
ihe
sermon
was
1
forever
!
After
such
an
t
jaminaiion,
>
1
1
the library of every chrisUAn.
i
>,
1 1 the regular and st(>r»-otyped narratives of proubeuc liitulli.>n; but it remaius cone the less! r . ^^
Our" first notice of a German book, by
iiual Israel which <T L i will Irnali
g^e enough lo huioi.le iLrm. In ibk
. . . .
,
,
of "Development
and bapusni in our , over, and when ail the people had a.sscin- j
Now this is the question we press upon the life and acts of Christ, while upon earih,
Ton Eohden, imported into this country
CfntAlu IQii: what he said was l,ol melrlv ^o^Ie
'
r i. t.
as the piircha--,c <if his own sou
.bled at the river side, I slated to Mr. J o j n - stal^ of mind, how ciieering is this condi-.
your decision. A s s T B I D O C T R I I I S S C O N - which were in circulation, did su! And th.u< plao .i n, his .U...,ih by the U..Iy Spirit, so
n^'^ ihe same as that srl forth by
txanslatad and additional matter «dded. by
ir'.'m among ad uikUons.
I er that 1 was the person who had spoken of
promise, '-If my people, that a «
TAiKiD
Dtrscas'a V o s R O H D I K , C O S that Luke with ' t/^hitual
fieedom,"('!) that he was so to speak, o- ly a n..irhiiie of ut- tiie thfologiciil ^^ep'ic^ of Germany,
VT. (J. Doneaa of New Orieaos, y o n have
I am Ua-ible tu t n d lisything i
terance. bin Thai his TrorHs were an rxpres..it>ii nf
'
i
hi.s
iuc
in>i>tsul
coui'se;'thai,
1
believed
It
lo
I
g^ij^.j
tjj.
jflj.
name,
shall
humble
ihemnr-vn
i
S I O E R £ D BT G S O B O I A B A F T I S T S , A S SOZSO l^Kves out and change's and puts in
what
seen, bntonr defence of that njTiew you
hi> own intraid con ciou-iiesH and tirni comic , W I S T TT.N.MsotK U A P T I S T COKVE.S'rioN. I K- tiigiily so, which he denied positively, , pelves and pray, nnd seek mv f..ce, anil •wn^in^s to justify tl e belief tiiai tl
X V A S G S L I C A I , BAFTTST DOCTB:X5S?I
his judgment dicta'irsi Do we nred such lion.—which laiier were urjfed onward, in this'—Tile 19Lh se-ss^on ot" this body was held
have iit& besB aDowed to see.
artiites A
' 111 ever
( i ^ a nation)
and said he "would do the same thing a - | turn froru Uicir wicked wavs, llien wil] I
There is much in the book that seems teaching as this in an at;e so difposed to m..iueiit. by LLC powertal (.xuii.ai t$cii.iLioii
Septeaii>. r 17ili,/l Sa.lC'aiid il has just got I gain " Hd aUo observed, that, he had had bear from bca«—u, and will forgivt thtir
ill, ir Airtner Innii.
cles n e ftddr«a» to you. ara intended to
winch
h e was -u';<j.^tte«l. t.i
ch
a
d . - ^ r . e o f eii
indefinite and obsctire to the general rea- inCJelity nnd to n-jectthc inspiration of the
out its minu'es. We otfer wn apology for
If is Lru-, t h i t the Jews h a v
jiulify our otttr np^diatian of tixat work,
th'fSid m thit he r^i^ard d tl.t delive<.iiKe as'
der. He asks himself, "what do<>» the au- Bible?—Joes tbe Kf^e need cncoura;^ement a^-iunllv at hand, althouirh only its p-eparaiion ihitr cii-iL. The Minuies of the General !a contention on thai very subject, (and 1 s i n . " — J . 11. M.—J^rtf'^yhriun of thtF'-pMral.* Hnij S^',i(!ereil tw-ople for
and smtainthe allegationss we made—that
b.
Iltvi;
Ci.r„;tinir.^
the
siiaic
person)
tiitli
iVcU.
thor mean her^^ Does he mean what he in scepticism?! Can Georgia Baptt.>^ts pro- was involved in tbe birth of his j-on. 'I'his in AsSoctiiitoQ of Aliddie lViine>se« were put
KSut) riTirs—thrr cunsutua; 3
itTirtnafly denies the inapiraiion of the
, one of his brethren in ihe ministry, (who.se 1
says? Does he mean to cast a donbt Upon nounce ibis sound doctrine " a n d evangeli- s p i a l l o i i , o r
l.s h e r e c h a r . i c t e n Z e d a s into the hand of the printer in October, or
numurctnt til tiie truLi. of Gi»d; a,
ITe* Testament—that it mstills the raD
inie
I
could
mt.nlion
if
I
clio-se.)
and
they
F
I
R
S
T
B
.
I
I
T
I
T
C
I
I
C
R
C
H
N
A
S
H
V
I
L
L
K
—
•
a tilu'ikT wi h iht Holy Spirit, hccaa-e it was u the very Dr^t of No\t;mber last, and they
the authenticity of the Scripiares? Does cal in its practical bearin-?'."
tionalistic doctrine o£ development—that
ii.-pirati""i. exci'fd by OihI iu'd busvii;^ are hut jusl delivered ! Clerks cannot al- cuuid not a f j r t t as to the propriety of it — I Eids. J M I^. nd!. ton, of Buwiim; (»retii, WHmin:^ ui ali rei»-t',irs of, and unh
he mean that the Gospel was designed only
Ajjain,
see
Duncan's
Voa
Rohden
page
in. '-he Siin d' God. liut v(heii llie
all its teachings concerning John's minisi t s e l f w ith divine r e v e l a T i o n s , tliouch many o f
to direct and assist in the^ development of 36:
ways got their work done when they stipu- II . (jL'Vntr) upholding the practice, nnd iTy,, and W. 11. Bivless, of La., hiive been
these r e v e l a t i o n s w e r e not perfectly lii.dersI'Mid
(,/' cJ^e Griildvt sbuM bRve come
try, snd it» relasioa to the christian dispenthe
olber
condemning
il
enlirely.
These
:
latiuriagtogeihti
in
a.strics
of
meciuigs
with
human nature by Uie perfect example of
We li-ive no doubt but ll;.it
" W e find intellig^'nce of t h e hi»-t'>ry of J o h t i ' s
a n d w e e explained 10 an carthiv i n a D u e r bv late for it.
sation, and also his doctrine of baptism,
j i b ^ Church for the la-st two weeks. Bra that national distiDciina which hial
5, ff:) hut in him it is >-o
Christ, instead of a moral renovation of birth in L u k e s l ^ n e
Bro Buruni aid ihe very fiest be coulJ, nnd I things are not heresy, ihey are facts.
Z,ii'harias. '
characterized the Jews, will be
are cnscriptural and and asti baptiadc.
much
t
h
e
mure
cunplete,
prubabiy
b«-c..u>e.
f.ir
1
now
gi*e
yoa
ihe
reason.s
which
H ^ J r i c k s o n . Pastor of the First Cl^urch
that nature by the renewing of the Holy
Neander and his school, pronounce" tho our rlerks lU-o. C C. Conner, Pres.; J .
t .e brightne.«f Ktid prev.dence of li
some rejiAOQ or other, iufurmaiion wbich had not
These chaigea we will prove.
Mr. Joyuer assigned, 10 justify his course; inj{4emphis, was with its a i s s days, but
Spirit?—wliat does he mean by the continu- been circulated U-yotid t h e mcmSers of t.'ie Bap- doctrine of plenary inspiration, heid and H. B iruni. Kec. Sec.
We may ihen eipert to Be<-Jcwsjl
A word in ezplaiiatian of this controver- al use of the term 'development' both with t i s t ' s f a m i l y , w a s f u l l y accc^sible only to t h a t tiiUf^hl by American IJaptisls, as ihe uld
Tlie MiriHes c-i.'n'ain ihe usual amount : he said th.1l. ••It was llie duty of every w i j ^ i s a b l e d by sn attack of rbtuina:i£a
natinn i;i"''ii-g tif' iheir lon^ c'titnsh|
sy. This book was sent to as by the aa- respect to the church and human nature, a r a n g e l i s t "
church
to
keep
a
record
of
every
child
that
R
n
^
c
t
u
m
c
d
.
The
meetings
Jiave
increastiiai of bu>ine^>s, iiud the u.sual objects received
furvt of the doclrine of inspiration
lianueo and prejudices, {thai rfiZ
thor,"and a notice requested. We opened character, ^ c ? " The reader, not suspectis baptized (sprinkled) in infancy," and e d f i interest, and up lo tliis date (ThtxrsThen Luke gives us only a hearsay ac- old mecJiuntiai view ot' iuspiratiou" iS:c. aliention.
bren reni.4Ved,) and bumling
the b o o i without {oejodiee, and tead at ing the mine of error over which he is pass- count of John's birth, family, acts, &c.,
'
"when
such
record
could
not
be
found,
he
i
d
a
^
S
i
h
t
r
e
have
been
eight
aciessioBS.
Wt
Tbe ai;enl for the Female College .it
Von Khoilen pronounces the Song of praise
before tini cross of Christ, and
least, Uiiee-foartha of the work, snffident ing, ia perplexed became he is unacquaint which may or may not be correct.
of old iCacbanas, not an inxjjireU suny.— Brownsville, Bro. Borum, in four and a was jnftiti.ible in bapiizini; a person," (a!- bcj>.»every hrr,iher and every ' Church ia
lhal "the Gospel is the power of
to gather &e body oCth* J o e a i n e s t a n ^ t . ed with lh« religions ( r ^ e r anti-religious)
For Rohden's views on inspiration more , the sentiments not placed in his mouth by half months, raised in cash bonds and sub- luou;4h he bad been spribkled in infancy,) th.- :J.ate, will prav for the tc-cess of this
salvarion, to every one fhaliieli
and then gave a plain ' tn^spoken opinion views of the authqp.
" b y immersion if they reijuested i l . " Li m e s j n g . Never was a reviva more netdat length, on pp. 38, 39:
Ihe Holy Sspiril that he spake as it moved scrip'ions S2,rio3 70—the atnount of availit seems strp-niie lo me, m a t
of it. y f e declared we considered it radisuch
a
reason
justifiable?
1
think
not—as
^^
.-Jty
where.
We
are
in
earassi
when
we
" T h e most r e m a r k a b l e part of t h e an^el'i. anIt is proper for us to discover, so far as
him. aud what it moved him to speak, so able means now due the Collcj^e is •'53,9JO.
5 ets should Leach in such clear
cally untoiatd in dectiine, anti-baiptiatis and
a
proof
lo
ihe
contrary,
there
were
some
agwu
say,
"
B
n
t
h
r
e
n
pray
fos
us.'*
thit
n o a n c e m e n t , is t h a t J o h n " s h o u l d be hiled wiih
it is possible, what his peculiar views are.
he v.-AA a machine of utterance, but lus words It has now aiuil corjjs of teachers, and is
i lutra! restoration of the Jews,
nnerangeJic^ iir ita praetieal bearing—that
t h e Holy Ghost even from h i s mother's i r o m b "
' two or three persons, who went prepared to ^ (iod may favor his Zion m Nr.lhville.
We ^ o w but little of him, simply because (i. e. whUe h e was y e t w i i h m tbe womb. » r d were an • expressiou of his own inward con- in a tloai i-liin-_^ t onditioii.
i .N\w Tesuim-ni v^ n t r r s have re
the mflaenoeof the b < ^ must be pentibe
immersed
(in
his
neighborhood)
by
a
—
he ia young and tcn^cowa. The translator henceforth.) T h a t the Holy ljbo-.t h e r t ^poiit-u s. iuusuess and Jinn conviction."
W heilier
Ti;e M.ile Insiiiute at Sprinji
Spring Creek is
; lent upon tills iinporttmt subji-cl|
daiit, and evil only, and ^ t continnally.
• •
For the Tennejsee Baptist,
if he is possessed of his history or his reli- of is not t h e Holy S p i r i t specially RO called in he spoke tlie truth or not, or what God in- repori^l to he in a pros|)cioti rondiiion. ' Meihodist minister—upon being asked by .
b-heve that there wi'l he tome
This we'should say to-day before the ttait.
t h e Christian C h u r c h , -which was first poured
the minister, "if they bad ever been sprinkTennessee BaiUist Fcmilc insUlQie.
^ in;^. before any of those Prophi
W e k s e w that the almost u n r v e i ^ com- giotis views is careful to wi.hboid them.— f o r t h after t h e completion of t h e work of redenip- tended him lo utter, we must jud^e by our It is under he din-ciion of Bro L). 11. ^elph.
led
in
ml'aiicy."
and
lliey
replied
to
h
t
m
.
,
i
;
mendatior of the press was claimed for it, He informs us that the treaii:>e was written tioQ ( J o h n 7; 3D.} needs no proof W h a t is ht-re own inward conscienousnes ! V. Hoiiden a ;;r:i'!ua'e ol Union University. It was
made to prove a literal restorali.ill
j
Creek be coDsiuered • Liiai ihey had been told that they were B B O ^ E D I T O B :
and we were so rash- as to say that the some fifteen years since—that it "is com- m e a n t is t h e d i t i n e Spirit in g e n e r a l , w h i c h ope- does not think he did with reference to re resolved "th'it
see Jeremiah 31.-1 and Sid cLapli
J ' e r i n i t me through y o u r columns ts
the place for ihe location of the anticipated sprinkled in infancy," then the minister,
press (meaning the
that commen- mended by Keander, in his Life of Christ, r a t e s i a man before h i s rtderaplion a n d leads him pentance. p. 56
Ezefciel STih chapter—ilieEe,
aa the production of a promising yottt^ t o w a r d s h i s w W a t i o n . t h e movemeuts a n d work
We find several stronjj reports made the following remark, " I will suffer call g i e atienUoD of your reiders to Iba." T h e essential nature, therefore, of t h e repcn- Collei;e,"
in my t u m b l e opiuiim, have Tej
ded t ^ book d e s e e d censsTe. "coademi n g s of w h i c h every man can trace iu hinii-elf,
my right arm cut off before 1 would im- fact g i a t iL^-re is in this plact^, an Lisotot a n r e which -lohii was Co preach, aiihouKh h i s at upon Education, and a memorial 10 the
theologian [neologian] of Lubeck and a
the captivity in Babylon, and n
n a y , •which even co-op?rates in t h e development
nation." was <£«- term wa used. This is
work tteJ/ fiiied for general circulation."*— of unconscious c h i l d r e n ; for it ia certain t h a t a , tentioD had bteii called n it by the an^reKv l7,) Presi lent and ^.rnate of tlie United Suites, merse y o u . " Which of the two is consis- |tion5f vtry high order for the edncatiuiof
toration. yet lo come.
l u o n g Iangna;ge, tet^ i s o^ strong cose,
! he does not appear to have correctly conceived "
L. 1 Kennies. The School is under the care of
-We may reasonably suppose that the views m a n may be filled with the Spirit of God a n d yet
pra\inj; liiat reli:;ious liberty be .secured to ten
I waul proof from the New Ti
and wr&It deeply. "Our review wasre-_
I
If
this
IS
-sound
d'jctrine"
we
must
adJ
a
n
u
a
r
y
oO^A,
1864.
'
ibe
C.
C.
Bitting,
and
Miss
Louisamid
of the author and the teachings of this b e him«elf t o t a l l y u n c o n f c i o u s of t h e fact, » h i l e
our cil:ZeDs in all t"orci:rn countries with
At some future time, I wish
viewed by Brother_ H a ^ of the Georgia
Bro. Eiiitor, you can make what use you , jjiss Clira Moulion. and more accomphdibook correspond to the viewa of Keander t h e Spirit is c a r r y i n g on his de7elopment. 1 he mit, that 14 verses of Luke's narrative are which wo trust. The report on Destitution
some thou^'hls upon the subja
Index, iih great intritf,
and with the
reception of t h e Spirit, however, i n d e p e n d e n t l y
please of the above leiler.
ed teachers can nowhere be found. Sot
I unin-^pired—a. prophecy that Luke express^^^^
^^
upon the subjects treated in it.
a n d with o u r free cousent, in t h e operation of the
JfilleTiium, and the nature of CliT
hibitlcn of exasperated feelings we thought,
i loni; since 1 visited this School, and theimAgain. The translator, ( W . 0 . Dun- second b i r t h , can obviously not occur except with ly says Zacharias spake when filled wUh possessed, Bro. J, L, Cross was appointFor
the
Tennessee
Baptist,
du.-ing thai period.
1 do not
which no little astbnish^ as, until we
j pression made upon my mind by the visit.:)
o a r o w n f u l l consciousnesA; a u d t b e patsivity of ^ the Holy GAoU!
ed to preach the next introductory sermon, 1
ALB.IXT. KT , J a r
23d,
1864"
it will be p-'rs(in.il.
learned, (for we did ni^..laipw it before,} can,) tells us that among the writers to
t
h
e
r
e
c
e
i
r
i
a
g
soul
m
u
s
t
first
h
ive
been
f.
eud
from
!
The
translator
(
M
r
.
W
.
C.
D
u
n
c
a
n
)
of•i
was,
that
the
leachers
are
endowed,
in
a
Yours,
trulv,
and
J Bi'e.nv.-i M >
; EM, fieo. D K O T H E R 0 B A V E S :
that he had e n d i m d
^ k in the most whom he is taotf indeited, whom indeed he
w : H. Ho
i ver^- unusual degree, wilh a facuUy for leadti,..^, li.i •'Mis-.iii.aiy berui.ja,"
exiravegaat terma,-snd that his esdorse- has coTtfuUy comulted on every point of its imperfections and midecmpleU by the «c(tr,/y ' f ^ s not a word or syllable of contradiction unI'' 1
forgotten, you have
to
this
denial
of
inspiration
by
Von.
K.,
of t h e Spirit's reception and by t h e c o m m i n g l i n g
ing the young in the paths of knowW**-, k
i g ^ T h e a r t i c l t - s beaded-Cam;
and Eid, Jno Batenian ahcrna'.e.
jcent was nsed to palm the book npon Bap* importance, he would mention J. G. £ . of t h e ;wo elementH. before we have t r n l y become
asked tor iiistau'to a l u r c i n Mci.i;udist mm
and Bro. Dagg pronounces it, in common
The Ri-pori in I-'inHtiTe shows the sum of listers have hafil'zeS persons who have Deen i Th> perfect order and system which r a n t - troutile" on onr fourth page, are
tiats 03 a Baptist work—teaching'and de- Leopold, Dr. A. Xeander. in hia Life of possessed of t h e Holy S p i r i t , "
j with the mass of others, equally unscri^lu- S99U 9'i in hand for Home Missionary
ed through the school rooms, and whiiiii •iricl ttUentioD
fending the peculiar Twisf of Baptists touiHi- Jesus," and seven or eight other acknowlIjwriK.WeiA H.'fe is one. Miss Angelina,
• • j •
H a v e we not here two Holy Spirits?!— ral and .icrjiticul, as ••Sound doclrine," and
, , , ,
,,,
,
I were maintained without acv seventy or ap-„It wd! be seen that tbe Carapl
purposes.
i s g the mission, ministry and baptism of edged German rationalists! Can a sweet If he does not so teach, then he turns the
I
Beard,
of
this
countv.
was
sprinkled
when
,
.
j
,
% ,
_
"evangelical in iis bearing"!!
„ ,
" , , I r^ n • • ' parent effort on the p a n of the teacntn.,- Concord, Ten., are unwilling 10
Th>; most sin;;ular resolutinn passed, was I about 10 or 12
Jalin, and the disciples of Christ jmor to stream flow from a bitter fountain? We
.vears
old,
bv
Dr.
Benjamin,
,
,
,
.
.
r
u
Scriptures into nonsense, by asserting that
S
ipnnlil almost
Qlmnct convey
r./-.r. i-t, t-the
ihuidea
iH^a of^ttheir
th,JirpflH
nflSs. or deffnd all Ihtir old doctrines.
But 10 proceed with the book. We have one offered by Dr. H 0 . Whitel.iw, ihai it
iI would
the aseensianl!] We regretted t h b most may safely conclude, from this acknowlJohn did •not receive an extraordinary gift ^ j e t to learn that the inspiration of that inMalone, a weH-approved M. E. Circuit- seseing some magicil influence over tli*
1. They openly declare that
edgement,
that
the
views
of
these
writers
is
the
opinion
of
the
West
Tenne.ssee
ConprofonncBy:''^'^ wished no conflict with
or measure of the Holy Spirit from the dited portion of our Scriptures was as
rider, and after she was grown, was disBent from all the docinnes argu
vention that the 'Tennessee Publication So- j satisfied with her rantiim; therefore Rev. minds and wills of their pupils. T h e maai
Brother D s ^ ^ ^ o u g h 'unknovni to ua upon the subjects discussed, are strongly
womb, but only the divine Spirit, ihe work- catching as the small pojc! p. 59 6 0 .
ciety has failed, and that the subscribers Absalom Davis, a very respectable Melbo- ner of instmciion was such as to call ints i. Campbell, raid deny thai he ia lbs,
p e r s o ^ j n W e highly regaxdeihim for his reflected i a thia book.
ings of which every man can trace in him'•As Mary commenced her j,iurney lo the resi- to its fund, be recommended to petition for
! action and develop the powers of thpngU: of their f.iith!
Now what are the well known views of
father's sake. We wrote to him privately,
; dist minister, residing in the same neighself! The last period is a mess of jargon dence of Eliiabeth as soon as she received this
2. They afiirm that the Bapti
and j-efiection.
There W.TB no parrol-lit«:
their
bonds
to
be
returned,
and
the
amount
urging-iiim to w i t h d r w from the ' discus- Neandcr upon some subje^s treated in
I borhood, baptised her by immersion. T h a t
passing our weak understanding, if it con- information from the angel, ElizHbeth could i.ot
es
are uuscrip'oral bodies.
i
repetition
of
the
words
of
tbe
author
withi
sion thatlmd now~i|^iiDg up Between the Bohden's worL They will be found in his
tains ought of reason or revelation. The p o s s i b l y have had previous intelligence of what' P«'d by them he paid back lo the Treasur- i all happened in about one mde of the same I
And yet CampbelliteR, when!
tranalatOT ( W . C. D . | and . w m e l t " Since, "Life of Christ," the only work of Neanhad happened lo Mary; yet, as soon as she be- er of the West Tennessee Convention to j place, under tbe observation of the class- out'eny comprehension of his meaning.'^-i
"passivity"—what
sort of ivity is this.— held her, she fell into a divine enthusiatm, and a form a fund for the education of indigent
their purposes, can loveua "pro:
he wonld he nnhatmedif the translator of der'a consulted by Mr. Duncan in prepari leader and many other Methodists, who, as Sut: i tbe thoroughness wiih which eveiy^i
Our Bible contains no such ivity.
Webster voice within informed her that this was the maid- younff men "
vindicate their own onliodoiy by i
Bohdeft convicted ua*~of
ing this! ^
brh^ch
of
science
is
pursued
that
the
p
^
j
j
S
i well as Rev, Mr, Davis, knew well all the
says it (a "the tendency of a body to per- en chosen by t h e Lord to g i v e b i r t h to t h e S a , _
Tirt-. i
u
that they are just like us—baptisi
the teachings fd the book. But Brother
1. Seatiier denia most potitively tk* inof
knowledge
is
to
the
learner
a
pleasant
tJ
•'
®
Bro.
Whitelaw
conld
as
reasonably
reI circumstances. In testimony of this fact, I
severe in a given state, either of motion or viour,
.
.
.
.
intents and purposes'".!
Dagg would not sheath his virgin h l i ^ it tpiraiuM of thi Scriptvret!
His Address
I
paih.
'
"While Mary was made the more certain, hy I solved that Union University has failed, and ! have as witnesses George Gwin and many
rest until disturbed by another body."—
3. The Society at Concord
- thirsted lor ita fifat^taat^ of Islpod/ W e and Introduction to the "Life of Jesus"
An
accomplished
music
teacher
is
con«
«
this
anticipatory
recojrnition
on
the
part
of
Elizaas
legally
urge
ihose
who
contributed
to
This is what is called in philosophy
inertia,
others.
It
is
unarthorized to pray with,
irTenew8d, .bia^Iaat a r t i ^ tint ^ l £ n e d contains his frank admission in so many
beth,
that
a
heavenly
favor,
so
super
abundant
to
its
endowment
fund
to
return
the
same
lo
ne ted wilh this school. A neat and veiy
but pray what has this to do wiih religion,
T o u r brother in Christ,
iaptir.jd men."
a woman's heart as was that promised, was t« be,
Treasurer of the Cotivention to be api 8ime veiy^ severe c h a ^ ^ ^grnnstna, which wordsl He saya, "But of thia I am cerCO
imodious
building,
sufficiently
large
to
-."
or regeneration?! This passivity, or inertia conferrcd up-n her;
R. C. BccEKEa.
. partaking of the imiiira,
, c, , , , o •
,
J we most eonelusivelysitowed to be gronnd- tain, T H A T T H S T A L L O F T H B O I Q R O B M O P
4 T h a i Society denies the
acLommodate two hundred pupils, hasheea
of tbe receiving sou!—(a passive receiving t.ono/w/ri.,<i.ehebur»tsforthin a song of
to
the
School
of
ispnng
Creek,
' less, and, wholly without a shade of rearcn, I H I nocTBisz or I X S P I B A T I O S , and indeed
'.Ota!
depravity ns held by Baptiji
e r cted wiihin the last year; iind 00 the •
8 T I L L T H !• Y C U M E
sou!!!)—excuse our opikeness—this pas- praise to the Most High "
If subscribers who have paid their annual
"^and
also i c q n r a ^ him to a i l W his K A S T O T H S R D O C T B I K A L PaUCDICSa will not
>lr, Campbell is understood to
wl >le we cannot but congraiol^..onMel«»
sivity or inertia, must be freed from its imTbe reader will notice that Rohden calls instaltaenta have not received the tracts to
readers to w » oar defence, pBeiing to pub- only not involve the fall of the essence of
o. Tbey atiina the rege
perfections, and made complete by tho ac- the inspiration of Elizabeth a "divine fn-• which ihey are entitled, or iheir value in , Rev. Mr. Mimtgomery. the former pastor th t such advantages for tlie Bcquisiuonof i
lish his srtidtf m onr paper!. We also the- Gospel, but will cause it no determent
tivity of the Spirit's reception.' Shades of tAuii'asm," just hko that of Z a c h a r i a s — ! bound works, wiihin the last live years, it ! of ihe Presbyterian Church in Vicksburg, a ^Disked education, -ara afforded to,, ti» * ipostatiie and be lost.
pressed npon Mm the propriety of publish- whatever"!!! Again. "It must be regardthe mighty!—imperfect inertia—incomplete and Mary "jjartook of it"—as
Ml. McAnally, "f the
if catching has been their own fault.
It w ill be time to ) has joined the Baptist Church a t Fort females of the rising generation- We aW.t'
ing our Mtiae m ' drfence, m the Index; if ed as one of the greateit bomt which the
passivity—a state of a body neithir in mo
HethotJist Advocate again Jt'mi
it from Eliz ibeth, as we partake of t h e ' meet this Resolution upon its merits, and ! Adams, and has been baptized. Success ^^ fident that those parents who shall p»he inifwidj^ to eonti^ie hia attacks, gener- purifying power of Protutant
Theology ia tion nor at rest.' and this inertia completed
Stand erecL— ^^^ [iize this school wiU not onlyj be satisfied --'' Crowel! proof positive of his
feehngs of a poet; or a spanker. This is I as il deserves when the Convention com- I to the Tennessee Baptist.
ously offering to publish his ia.the Saptist, Germany [i. e. German rationalism, or inby the activity of receiving the Spirit! I the doctrine of Neander's Sjhool, which if mences to carry it into effect. W e can i God bless you.
T. J . F I S U E R .
Eear him;
) highly delighted with tfaei progreis-ar-c
that h a a ^ h t artsignua befiirs'our own fidelity,] has conferred upon faith, as well as
How transparent, how luminous this sub- " S o u n d " destroys fifteen verses ( 2 9 in all) ' show how easy to find fault, and that we
••Th^it MelhodtKt preachers '
N . B , — W h e r e is Mr. Newton's " T r n e I
5r daughters in a l U b o s e a c d ^ p l i s b m a * ^
readen.''' -Bat Ite.rafases—we s i n e e r ^ be- science, T H A T T B E O L D M S C H A B I C A L vixw 0 7
tiose who have been sprinkled
lime announcement to the masses of un- from the very first chapter of Luke's nar-! can sustain as reasonable a charge against Baptist?"—ED. BAP.
k i n d and manners, which (dignify
Eere t h ^ ^ ^ d a r ^ not lelf h u Kader&see.,
wilhi
nCSFIBATtOJ? HAS VSXS SO OmBALLT ABAS- rationaluied Baptists ! How much we lose rative! Quite a havoc Mr. Von. m a t e s | the W. T . Convention itself—that it has
ii^dO'^'^ , they- cannot rret them
'
a.firu the female character.
the t r i n ^ h a n t v m d i c a ^ qjCourself from
DOSKD." A d . page v. Intro., Yet tie claims
S ^ Russia ba8 an a r m y of 1.020,000
^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ cbaracterisQC <Jf
' t 1 purely 8 qaestion of fact—to
by not studying Moderii Ge/man theolo- i with this chapter, considering his other in-1 been a failure. We think that we can
tha unkind and unreasonable iihargea he
that the writers of our Scriptures were InI .riu-.rf-s' ^ b i ' n appeal, and by ( n e a j
men, extending over a surface embrating
,1.
»
—
—
'
. . . u u u II ne can. ana 11 no
yrefened against na.
h.
gians!!! But not only completed by the I''nations concerning it that we have no-1 prove tiiat as good u.se has been made of
it to !all CbnstiB^.^^ Wai»tidn if be can. and if notj
spired by the Holy Spirit in some sense,
36 degrees of latitude, or a territoiy 9,200 w ^ u h should commend reliffit^infln®'*'*''!
I ? " ® " candidly that he was
activity of the Spirit's reception, but by l''®ed!l But the next two pages are also! the 8 1 0 0 0 entrusted to the Publication SopH•^nts, is its decidedly reliffi '
say a sort of divine enthusiasm, but were
ciety, as has been m a d e of the s a m e miles, in length and 2.000 in breadth, wilh
;foraithecl«—^"isfair."
W e B ^ ~ m e e t the m ^ u d d i r e ^ i s ^
• t h e cotiaaingltng' of the T W O E L M E S T S ^ j
>A bis implied denial of tbe inspiraTho
Bible
is
the
text
booklor
J
^
not so assisted ,or directed by the Holy
e gave him three cases week
tion of Luke. p . 61.
amount by the Convenliim the past y e a r . a population amounting to 60.000,000 —r
between J t o t h e r B a g g s a a T o i ^ l l , u ^ j i
ar d upon its principles is the ijfstem of ^ ^
Spirit as to teatrt tkeat from error.
There- before we truly become possessed of the Holy
•d
he
will find (.^o more this.
CSrcassia
can
bring
200,000
men
into
the
But, after all, it cannot he positively decided If It was Bro. Whitelaw's object to s h a k e
the m e a t s ' ^ the book.. -iWe have declared
SIT action based. WemaycooJdently-iBP'^
fore onr.scripturM are to be received as Spirit".'
We hope, wUl submit
Now we confess, that we have brought i whether John and .lesus did. or did not, speak of | the confidence of the churches in t h e P u b - field, and has been able for the last 2 5 years, that the young ladies who S ™ ^ " " * ® ^ ™ ^
that th* Doncaa'sTon Robdenis cjaouau
uninspired narratives by imperfect and misIcA. 8 conaideration, while 1
all the powers of our mind again, and 1
publicly a» relative.. On this point j Hcation Society, does he not suppose that not-only to resist the power of Russia, but
IS Docrarsirr' aad^ ^ ^ s e q a e n t i y ttttit be
' 5 school wUI make women
judging men; and as of no absolute authorioflSH duts are requested to report fljll
pemicioa< in.its uiSasnc^" while' Brother
again to t h e charge upon thii -wind--1
^^
- a , to become victorious in m a n y engagements. in;,' will not ba that outward J^dwumg
ty any more than the views which other
" I h e i r knowledge. Yon n w '
D a g g asSerta d i w ^ the jippoake.
mill?—and have been hurled back in ccm- the one hand, that they made no mention of it; successful in mjuring tbe Convention with These facts show that Turkey may b e u b l e piatiing the hair, and of wearing
^^
iadividoak. as Josephus, gave of the same,
to
Oope,
single-handed,
with
Russia.
•'^ples,
the cases are called for.
and
did
not,
becanse
they
took
it
for
granted
the
churcher
by
the
same
sort
of
arguour readers B>ayiK»:]ioir i U f y . h e endorses
fusiOD. If it contains sense, reason or
of putting on of apparel, bntiBveB A e ^ ^
eventa; and to te a s s e n ^ to, rejected or
""St editor and minister, and
the boot; h « e ahlw^jUfisemajt, as itnow
Bcriptnrial tmth, we have no powers snffi- that it w u known, and l>ecao8e to have spoken ments?
T h r e e ^ t h b g s make a Cbrintian: repen- nament of a meek and quiet • P ^ ' * ™ ^ ;
construed accorttig to thareoson and best
of it would not in any way have assisted the end
a p p e a r s &i'6vfery issaS oif tfie S e ^ Oriein*' . - , i„, e „ •
.v »
. icient to e r a s p i t We hare ^washed onr which they had in view. Or, it may be, on the
« Ustop the nnprincipled Bsd
A Christian is what he is, between God taace towards God: faith totaards our Lord i n the Mght of God ia of great price.' ^
JkegmentM the interpreter—that reason 1 3 ,
.
-li.i.
t e among MtjfliodiBt cirouiH
Chramdc^ni^-afloBi^of tnimpet^ t ^ '
"
*
- ^ f l ^ d m cold water m room of hellebore, pther hand, that they did allude to it, butthatthe ' a n d his own soul
Go to God for God; g o Jesus Christ:
si/KXrg and vmtertal cdtWort.
BapHsti aiisy f v r i k M
credit, ot' 1
;
Sand gtiH our tnental vision can peer no frtngeUsts havenot PBcorded the "fict; and f M ' o o t from God, w!thmi ^^—Jafm
ibsonr.^ dunce.—fbid.
30A.
^
,
- Jhsffrmshon'.
vai.
iijiKii;;.-^
Aqi liii> nif i ^ m>, heauu tity nfp'.ud i t t e U
fnrUisr Into U Uisn lidto lin *
stone. Bro. Pendleton who Is at odr n d e , ali^ady kmm to their rcadtrt that such a
recognition had been publicly made, or because
says the language reminds him of an anti- they sonclnded that allnsion to it
not consismissionsry who opposes the spread' of jtbe tent'with their object in writing."
gospel, because "phantatm
is not to be
Let the reader notice the reasons Mr.
relied upon in masters of
ittdemnity"!.'! Biohden assigns why the Evangelists omitI f this is sonnd baptist doctrine, and it ted the mention of some things this Dutchcan be unfolded, explained, elucidated man thinks they ought to have mentioned!!
and demonstrated to be such by the We get out of all patience, wo confess it
Professors of T i ^ l o g y o f the Mercer Uni frankly.—we feel the risings of a holy inversity, we will take • ticket to a full course dignation when we see such harpy hands
if one so stnpid andjeinbeeile is allowed
mudlating and defiling the precious word
ray of illumination there ! One sort of a of God,—aiming to degrade and debase it
Holy Spirit mast be received and act upon to a level with their own writings and mean
the p«ssibility of the soul, to make it per- capacities I 0 proaU! procttl n^ande tgtt.
fect and complete before wo have truly beT h e limiu of this article will allow us to
come possessed of tbe real Holy Spirit!! proceed t o further. Such are the t e a c V
I " b y the commingling of the (too elementt."
ing of Rohden concerning in.^piration in onWhat two elemenU? He is tpeaking of
ly 62 pnges of the 261 p p p f the book. , If
i the teeond birth, and by referring to p. p.
this i.. enough to sust.i.n our charge ag^tn.t
210, 211, we leam that these two elevienit
this feature of Von Robden, before a Geori are the baptism in the Sfiirit, and immergia Baptist, and we shall not..go . tbn>ugh.
sion in ualer, these, commingling, make
Enough is enough.
^
the new creature and secure all that ChrisBro. Dagg may persi-st in his endorsetianity was designed to give. For Rohden
ment of these teachingt. iin-i '•'>^linue bis
says : "Christian baptism, on the other
severe tone qjid language against us for
hand, was the actual impartation of ALL I
repudiation of them if be sees fit,
THAT SALVATION which had been obtained 1 jf j,g d^^gms it just and kind and Christian,
for men by the life and death of Christ: it 1
jj^ve not a hard word to return. W e
did not merely promise t h e forgiveness
regard his position as a peculiarly unfortusins, but included it within itself, and was nate one. W e cannot believe that he
a baptism in the Holy Spirit." The author speaks the mind of Georgia Baptists—ungives us so much assistance in understand-1
,bere b«s a generation arisen that know
i n g h i m . Now, Mr Campbell would proIf Bro. Dngg will recall his
nounce this doctrine tound and evangelical, "« cMedra" endorsement of all the docI but we do not, believe that Jesse Mercer trines of Duncan's Van Rohden, which
I would, if allowed to speak.
.
,.
, . „ „ „ V R », I
8t.ll further hgbt .s ast upon V ^ Rohbook for a b.ptist
, den
n's v e w s of msptrat.on on p. 64, and
upon the credit of the name of Dagjr
j evidently he regarded it in common " i i h j ^nd the ediu.r of the Georgia Index, we
Neander and his school, as a species of „ili jrive him as warm a hand as he ever
divine enlAutiatm.
Such as is ascribed to grasped, and forgive a notice w r i t t e n j g ^ poets, when their eyes are "in fine p h r e r s y ^ ^^^
rr-fl^ction. But if h ^ e ^ ^ p ^ t in
1.
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Tii
i
)
" • "
525,
fiwIf^i^M 'IIItjl^..
China
fat-iiim to Jesimij"'
Gorfeapoadeaee.
of the Jews.
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-JiuTiiat,
Arrrr-i
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I sors,
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s, Teiche^ aad oli>j officem.
K—4. B l^y. H Fondren. J T Fnqua.
B i b l e , eontaimnethe whntaof the Old and
The
EwnraiceoineaatiiTwo
Etio
b M confined to m y room for
Kew Tedtameata.collected andarrasKed »y*- dred aQdFiftTy<Kuigladi«*.^ . j i - '
> of introdno&g. i,;,
J Or«er, A M Greer. T 0 Qreeowood, W H
tematirallj. Andagonenl {ndezsubiiiiiicd.
Fifl^n yeare of maibmi,foflp«ritT.i:»aer t i .
( p months b y a violent attack of
Qninmett,ASGodfry.
i d l a t B h o u l J Kome.i' an^
so elaborated, and Errugsd in Alphabetical directioa ot the presejit Piiijii»l.t«Te nren O...
H—C ttalMs. P A Haggard.'
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order, as to direct at once to toy s a b i ^ ra- Jci>eo5 aig.Dtation never W<a»
J—J •I»<-k«,d, J J Jone^.
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through y wrr valoable
quired, by Rev. NAnu-nsL Won. D. D., oa« Scntbem Female S e m f a ^ . I i -- r-and d e n ^ - t l ^
K—W H Knight. W W Kwp.
volaine. Prace $6 00.
Toung ladns completing the ncaUr coone d
^ B p a B t h e r a b j e c t o E iha lOralreBU}t Ilia follnwei^ Si^ p,
i ' - a W UTiDg^ood, J 0 Mnffrtt,B A Morton, T h e P r i e s t a n d t i t e n a s n a e n o t , Or, stcdy receiTe a Dmiaca; tbo;^ ^nfiAtng the Et«^
of
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to
t
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PaleaUne,
Hsh
or Scientific cotuu, a C j a i m c u x or Scsrn.
Persecution
in
the
At(o
of
Lt^is
XT.
Trans. - B e h o l d i b e I ^ i t b of
P M«Jkev. W p Moore, W McConniek.
laled from the Fn-ach of 1. :Sii»vwr,aullior AisstT Pcpn< ib»y « t e r B^ any time; and prw.iia
y ^ numbers
N - P A Neel.
" t h e two discijjlen folof -'rhx Preacher and the Eing,"S Tolumes. ecutc cuchfcCudiesas tSuj plaiar, wiiloct
to the prescribed coarae.
J
P—P M. Raleigh. T»n.. J Penyrhan.
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i ^ t i e iobject of a correct interpretadon
f a g i r e U i e m an ofaptiruj.
The Mc&ic DiTAmoDfr. o^dcr t}>e ^UrKCinE
8 - 1 Spirits. JCSpsrkmui; if B Smith. R
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(leir nrqueat, h e t i r a - t o
^ i i 8aip»«re»» j e t , in y o u r fourth N o .
a distineuished Professor. a^UftMi br three ac
Sueed, W SSprint;. A J Smith, W Thompsoa, A
(C*»mtiient»rie8.) with an Incro.lu^toTy Essay complisEcd ladles. cBeia uui^vailed fiicilitie* ..o
' • W h a t s e r t y e ; " ffa l h a
J ^ I7th \nsL, I moat dissent from aome
J Terrell. J W Todd. O Q Thomas.
the
Piano. Guiiar. Han'. Orgrin. 4c.
on civil society acd goverameut, by E C..
V—E Vail.
[ j by aiJua^ him S i b i w ^
Drawing, Painting, ^ b r t ^ d e i y , Iir» taught by
^ ^ t n U therein expressed.
I believe rte country a l r e a d y - p e r h a p s half the citi- i
Mines. P. ice
$3 OO ac<iimpli<ih.d
Ani^t*.
»
W - E a WIImx.M White, J Wycigsr.
I t IS also reported as a custom a - ,
33 that Ibej- mign riime
ChrisUan World Unnuisked,
60l
^ d i e B i b l a roeana w h a t it says. Let ^ n a l
The DtscirLisz of the
Mccren habiLi.
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of eyKtem and uider, nesase)a and ecooouij. in
:lion, as i h e r a d d i ^ h h a
^ g ^ h e p v a h l e , figure be Sgore, and ft,ong the Chmese t h a t when a city rebels
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s
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1
SO
du«try
and
punctnality.
T
B I B L E
D E P O S I T O R Y
tiile of RabU o r ' ^ a
^be&et.
I believ^e Moses' account of ' snd U re-uJien by the imperial forces, t h a t '
Nu accoants are inis^ in tcim.
T h e U c a v e a i y U o s n e , (jr. The Employthi
Yoiinp ladiea artend no pnhUc partiea, wear r>».
Cotne and »ee?" T h e y "
jjeOcatiiHt «o he literally true—i. e. that tii is given up to be plundered by the aol- '
mcnw and erioTmenta «f Um, SaicU In Bcavspend no laore thar'Sfty cect* a iDootb
m , by K«t. li. "liarbaugh, ;
1 25 jewelry,
gad dSd in six miittra/days create the hea- diers for three days as a punishment for tenths of the people." he says, "including
h him that day;
ft,/
of their pocket mociy.
SUGTHKR.N AND WliSTIiBN STATKS,
imiaADEa—If yon warn Good Books, at fair
No
communicatioji.
otal or vnuen. U allows
itrriew wiih Jesn
ihat
•nd the e a r t h — a n d also, that in the their rebellion. P e r h a p s the fear of some- the female portion of the population, look!
the
TOOM & U1JTI.AND, Agents,
prices. Bcnd your orders to Toon ^ Bcnjuiu.
with any gentleaaio^ exeepl Vy ti* mspnae perwiih K s heart T J a i m ^ ^ l ^
jjO^the whole earth was baptized in wa- ihing like this IB what has produced so m u c h ' on the Pope and his cardinals with cons o . 44 njnojl BTBEXT, 2;aSBVILL£, TXS5.
miasioD oi psrenta.
T O O N de
willing BubjecU. I t was very cold, m u i i a r.
» .
« KL'TLANO,
A uniform dress is prescriyied.
fi-fied ihnLlhia ^ a a l i e
"Bat that Prophets teach that t h e Jews ••tniiety in the minds of the citiaens, and temnt as SDiritnal imnofitors anH wiih .>,„;e<l
!
..
.
.
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butthr-vd^^^
Depository IS suppUed by the Soothe™
44.
The whole aim and tend^DCT of ndaratjoc in
lily rectiTed h-m na hia
^ yri be restored to the land of Canaan, I •ient so m a n y of t h e m to the country.— Utmost hatred and horror as temporal op"ot mmd that; and I t h m k ,
with an extc<m?« assortment of bl- T
T TTAi V
vE
r just received an eiiei.siTe aasortment the Jadson is, to prepare the Papil to be a "WuThere
a
r
e
at
present
four
foreign
families
ma.1—a
woman fiit*d for tin* pnetieal dctie*
I lave takfrjtt ihe c reciioa
X J . of 'he most Popular, THi.'nxKiiCAL. Ctisai
jloillt W h y d o not our brethren who bepressors." From what he heai-d a n d ' s a w
^^ a o ™ ^ ^ ^ will follow j
of life; Sued, wisely aid beiutifcUy, lo fill aiui
Saviour.
We left many inquirer, j inau can oe tniugUi at any other point, South ot
bympaihiea, h e r j a o l r e d ,
Eewdia, gjve^ ua proof from the New Tea- | i t h i n C e c i t y walls, of which the writeria in Rome, h e is convinced that "within
aduTO
herowB
appropriate sjhere in aocieiy.
Cap ^ad Note P«p«.T. _
Wem. ncept from other aathuriied Depoaitories
ExPEVsrs - Tiro ff undrri and TamljfFat Ik-iDrawing
Books.
Mathematical
InstrcmenH.
t<
•
a
a
^
!
Sorely
the
Apostles
must
have
ans,
and
hence
he
writes
from
the
midst
of
twenty-four
hours
after
the
withdrawal
of
CT'Dg
for
mercy,
and
it
was
Feb
4-6m.
(
bmther, and h i t t i n g
gether v iih a great varietv of fancy Articlea. | lart (i2i5) per annpm. willl»TtT ill eliaiws 'or
I never left my
jntoSDod the Propheciea much better w and commotion, not knowing what a , the foreign garrison, the P o p e ' s govern- a solemn scene, indeed.
Boasd, TuitioB, Ba4lC£. and< S ^ o n e r r . ict
ght him to Jt-'ret.
I N c o v u s E O F P U E : P A B A T I O I V , I c r Please look thro^gt our (.wk before you j highest
English bn^icaea. «»dHni6coii tbe Ka
place
with
more
determination
to
try
to
d
o
!
day wiU bring forth. A n d another lovely I ment will have fallen, and his own life, toboy.
•"
•rO'
>N
4
ROTLAND,
thtt
ire;
yet,
in
what
p
a
r
t
of
their
wriungs
[Is ii with, you? la
no.
i
!
And will thnrtly be ptMithed, in one duo I Jan 14
41 Union street.
my
duty
before
God
in
time
to
come.
p
a
r
t
o
f
this
d
r
a
m
a
,
if
I
may
speak
ironigether with those of his cardinals and counUrAixa or
I communion with Cjiriat,.^. iiira they taught u s t h a t the J e w s would
decitno vulumf, and iUuitrated wiih
{
ace. Sifsaiiid ir as
Yours,
in
Christ.
igan be restored to t h e land of their F a t h - cally on such an occasion, is. that it is ex- sellors, will have been sacrificed, unless
auh his ordimmc V a n d ' «
SUPlcaB KS0RAVISO8. A KIW KIMOIR OF I M o s s y C r e e k B a p i i s t S e m i n a r v . ! elevated, broken, a^d diy legion, distait frtwu
J
O
S
E
P
H
F
L
O
R
A
.
tremely
probable
that
our
servants
will
leave
.my river, creek, or swamp, ja remarkabl* for
they can save themselves by flight or con
I your he.irt is wnrih. j o u r « eist Jews themselves have ever taught
KBV. AUONIKAN JUUSO.S D O.
I
THlE FACULTY.
i lubrity. Durieg thla-stnniwrasd fall, there haa
this docuine—hut that does not prove that us, that food for us as well as the natives | cealment, which will be very difficult, for
Brethren John Br>»gg7^M. EUinon,
not
been a Hicgle c^Je of fever, of any kiid, tn
led, j(mr feiih in
DR. S. ANDERSON, A. JI , Ptiawm.
n i r s . E m i l y C. J u d s o n .
|
yill be very difiScult to procure, and per | every avenue of escape is noted and watch- and myself closed a meeting on Little Wolf i
t^'wn; Dor haa there*be>eQ but- one death, anicc Ui(t
God has laiight i t
IferTfcnt; and do yo Ir urtiiy '-^
r 11HI3 new MenK)ir will embrace all the miteMR R. R. BttYAS, Vies pRKsii.EfT.
Jfcy.
"Paul says. "Xhat blindneaa in p a r t is 4aps our own houses will share in being e d . " H e a d d s :
Creek Monroe county, on Tuesday last, • JL rial lact^ coiitained in the elaborate and
Parcients may be made by Acceptasca on MaHi3 flourishing Institution is located near,
1 t h e Saviour's no idJ hjworbf of Ri-v Dr. WiyUnd, and i! i«
Mofliy Greek, Jefferson coupty, Tennessee, bile or New O r l ^ a .
"
T
h
e
popular
feeling
of
die
Romans
has
which reMilted in the baptism of 19 pro- ! complete
JijtjipiiHrd
to
laael.
untii
the
fallnese
of
the
|
plundered
also
sh
fiyviuur to their n/'tk'e b p ^
now in cuufM* of prepir-tion, with «pt*cial nrftr- in the midst of a neighborhood charMieriied by
Catalogues cont&tniDf foil particulars cao ba
Qatila be come in."
j$aviour's advice, however, at such a crisis been so imbtttered by the manifold ext eu- fessed converts, and the reception of one '
the rii-bt-oi Dr J c U m ' s fanuly, and i ihejfencral health, intelligence, monlity and re- had of the undcrai^eaT I for him? A s i ?
,
.u u
r t
•
r.
1 ^^^^ waut4 i>f readers, wi^o. frtnu pecuniarr cor llgion of ita iuhabi!aot«: and by the absence nf
The present b»kion close* on thi"fir^tof July.
ij^^in he says, " T h e r e is a r e m n a n t a c - ' 1 presume is tested:—"Take no thought for tions. impri--onmenU, treacheries and
omer by
t>y exprncnce
experience for
lor baptism. Some 8
B : ..ther rousiJerations.
<-ou«iJfrations. would prefer a memoir cou
ear, whi*n ratnad op- Other
M.' P. JEWETT.
con all the ordinary templaiions to rice and idleneaa.
psj^tg to die election of g r a c e . " Here ^ e morrow: sufficient unto the day is the pressions of their rulers, ihat I regret to or 10 uf the candidates »,-re members o f i
Nov. 19,1853.
' Prine»i«J
The Cou'-'»e ol Sltlfiy is arianeed with special
a "ingl" vuluuie
eir bouki a a d
Particulars a- To pricj* and time of ir'Su^ «t an reference to a thorough and efficient education:
say I found the popular leaders inexorably the Methodist Episcopal Church, but came i earl V Jay
oald it mjt be l e l i Sisc '. ' tl«A?a»«le most clearly teaches that the 'fvil thereof."
Pdi LLl PS. S.i NU-SO^ ik CO.,
S
a
b
b
a
f
b
S
c
h
o
o
j
B
ooks.
C0CR3E Of SXDUY.—PaipaiiioBT Dipaarheatifflworidmust first have the gospel— • ^ ^
,
I. J . R o b e r t s .
Feb 4—2m
Hi.blisher». Bu-to-,.
deaf t.) any counsels of moderation and forward asking baptism.
Ttie ice with!
•^HE followinij work* ai* being eit«i;»)ve!j
; about t h e m ami St-, i t y
iT:T.rodaced jo the Southern StaZx!». and ore
.adtl.« thai blindness on the part of the :j
S — S m c e the date of the foregoing I rniTcy; deliberating merely wheUit-r the v¥hieh the water was thinly slieeted. seem-|
. purpttoe thev UaT l i v e d ' ; ;
1 Orthography. 'WeV.ster's
believed lo be the best of thsir kind that are in
S H E T i r E K D . M c C R E E R Y & CO.,
a
Reading.
McGnffey's
MTie*.
J
a
«
willcoiitinae
untU
aU
motions
shall
^
e
w
.
the
leader
of
th«
Inuse.
S
Holy
Kather
should
be
hanged
from
tbe
ei.1
to
form
no
obstacle.
The
church,
which
|
uuch they h.iTe ai J.!d to
w h o l e s a l e d e a l e r s in
' 3 MiKiern Ueography. iiitcheil's.
the privileges which they once enjoy«
^ e tells me not cross of 8l. Peter's, or over the so called h been fur some ume in a cold state, seemT
h
e
B
a
p
t
i
s
t
S
c
r
i
p
t
n
m
l
C
a
i
e
c
l
i
i
s
m
.
'
4
Kutfli^h
Grammar,
(dr^t
leasons)
Smith's.
I d ta t h e m ; Euw maj'ij giMwi |
Foreisrn u n i l Doiiie«Uc D r y G o o d s ,
Hnvin? .31 ami Tied the Bafitisl Scriptrral Cut^
Anthinetii-. (mental) Colbulu'a.
ed.
die AposUe savs. " A n d so a l l ' f
other gates of the city w.ll torab of St. Peter within; th<- lenst violent e.l greatly revived anil overjoyed at t h e '
Ispeatiiig H. -^iiii £u|f CIirBt
> o . 135, MEBTISO STREET,
I
chi-ni
prepared
bv
Rev.
H.
Fjiffi,
we
cordially
6 Fenmauiship
l a i d shall be saved." Bo^s he here mean :
^
I
called on Col. Mar- stipulaiiiig only that he ahould be ULtVi^cksurct-s« of the meetin;;. Bro. Bragg
rec*.'!iiii:el d i t t o tii" chlUT:hts. ueiieviiig ;t lu Jwt HAHKlia iON, S. C.,
Impruvetl. tied p u-stiid. too,
COLLEOE rarpta
).,(•,_.•.;: lar exceilec'-jes; Kiior.g which miy b« ;
"JN'VITE
-he
att-iition
ui'
t.'ie
tiade,
U.
a
t
e
r
j
nanonal
Lntel?
Sarelv
not;
bin
ihe
.spir-•
American
CommtSMouer.
who,
eil as a false pnest. and then trie J liki
pastor of the church.—Hrlig flerutd.
" fcuch an t u i m i a a i OC. all
1 En^^lifh Grs "tear, Hart a.
n.ein.ioiief3 es|e;cialiy the followine:
JL sup- rior ..T.K-k <•{
.^eithrii'tir,
r>EviesV
iioal
hnicl
which
God
will
t
i
n
^
y
g=ilher.
i
f
"
protection
e
i
t
e
n
Js
over
«
inCh.irles
I.,
fur
vioi.»ting
liis
contiact
with
1
It IS based ui^in the csreciietica) plan of lii l . T. lilBiJ.
1 to humlile them. I-. 'hi*
si RiNu A.vD "^rjir.rER GOODS.
:i .\i.c flnt lieography. Mitrhell's.
stmciion.
;
;
as Jie porchs^e of his own s o n s b l o o d — ^ ^
^ . ami murdering his p>-.ij,le."
Deremher lo, l E i 3
Jtiw ciirtrrius is t h i rt/iifi-,
4
Phiiwatipiiy
auu
i.j*u-oiioniy,
ComWVich ihey will wd al pncM ah Uiw aH to b«
U 1 be i^eneral nse of Scriptural iangtia^ in ^
111
aW
ti.,
U.
L
whal*-vc:,
to
purci.afK:ia
^
ho
Btocb
fl
the
aniiwerB.
'
r
inimimung
^
naUons.
j
'
Who will not say tiiai the Euphrates is
m y pcuple. ijiat are
•S 1 151c. Hedee's
yrf,r?i;.f/y nr rt'.y Uir rutJl
3 An iroprrtaot pecnliaijtr
this work
,
rainun..ible to find anvthing in P a u l ' s
is for protection from abroad— drying up?
alHl"-".
<• c i a I
.Notice
Jmii, shikil liumhiij t h e m M-r. lA'. . u. 11. (1
GiT-^el. '•tipe',cr G
It coutajDsaa inC.endi'di exaiTTiialioii of Tl./i i
" Mo'al Khilosopby and Political EcoDomj. thn:
titfw
k.''
in
rrrri,
liia
e^
"f
t^Otl"
d
-i
tfiiu^HvHU
writings
to
Justify
the
beli'ef
l
h
a
:
the
Israell
l
'
"
"
^^y
^
«
rr-LltnCi't}} OiT-igtl^liUv—a d.psrtiiieDt of bibllCvl I
acil s « k my
-nd.
Way.niid's,
cjfttIt'll'"'11 ' I
il. pric^.^ aijti •.tjii.it.
in--.ruction which i a s been ioo moch iiegiis-t.-.u >
ARaiv.\L OF IHE S t e a m e r T'.\ltic.
iteiwUl^ver again" ( l u a tiauon) return
^f^y
Ti) BMTI-^TS o f
^lEN'DLY
e tj;i,.n>i-try, Graliair'a
Jan 21, l-'M—3iu
I witki^ ways, tiit-.n Tin I
We tir:.»;sUy hoj^ that iltnsy be gtBersily a- ;
, .
I
, ,
^tJ. l o
1. J . K.
9
ii-olupv.
Mitche
l
s
1
N
t
w
VoiiK.
Fi-b.
ill.
r.>
l
i
i
i
;
V.
ds;;ti-d ^y o-jr Sabiaith ScLotis
ihrir A'rmer land.
•
['^o. and will forgt^fe llieir
n i t : oltifiS*
Id ileniii fhil. t: ipliy, Cpla-o'Jt.
S H Ost,
- 8 BnsiiroToi".
The Biiiic arrived yesterday uiih dates
iris t H e . t h a t the Jews h a v e been a j OBiTrAKiES.—We panicularly request
11 .\l::eb-a
l u-..'ueTy . ' ii.-^tary) ^ftvie'.*,
I iL—i'rtshjjitrtiai ut'"
JoE.«i DcwtrsG,
U. Oiixtrnt.
J
On
to th''inc'-pa'i)'d ilfmaiid fo*- asBis • L^itf V K/fJirn U.I tiie ' Lf^mtr Huusey"
!
i
iie--t'**'trv
an
i
1
Co
to
the
8
h.
Or!.>(I>'
niis^ii.
n
whs
ii
f
^
i
'
j
n
.
}i.. T. Mtiir.i.>hirrrn
|
j
s^piratH and scattered people for lhe last |'hose who send us obituary notice? to nisikf?
Cliututuoo;;;!.
1
t j a; t u'.r
lu:• ; t / r e : l ~ . r e [ i to i
11
a m i^avigaiUiQ, uavics.
The
f
rst
volLDie
is
denjg.ied
for
the
yt>ni.i^r
:
IJiL'O years—ihey coitotitute a standing 'hem brief
A tVw words will generally The Pussiiin ministers al P a r i j and Lon- pr-M
31,
N w.- are ' kely tu Iifed tUIids I ri'^'it'. al"*^'- Itou
1-4113
CO'
C
UI
mcinhe-s
of
the
SalAsth
tcfc
lol.ao
J
tbe
iangcaj^u3vin^'
jalo "h*5 .
r
..1 the
C z i r ' s proposition is >v-tore lllc \'-ir
is diiiipie and plicn. Price M eta per doaen
Bonument of the truth of God; and also a emhra-t? all tiiat need be sai i to ihe wi.rld don h;ive left.
V. .. ha.H thus far bfi-n ' I
I Bnllion'^ G-amtuar an^l It-sder.
irjii.i.2;—
^ i^es-xrV ComoientaricA on Uie Gallic War, ~ Volnine Recoiid iaforlhc»fi<i more advax'^.ui, snd
ample lur each I oj^-u t ,r I h«- ruToinmo.j.t: ,,>!»
tiu^llj rejVcuJ, aad negoliatiun-i broken oif. p'o.ideu'.. Lt> ii.iit' strct;.--, J
l
a
m
i
n
j
u
all
rejectors
of,
and
unbelievers,-respec'Jug
the
departed,
barvivirg
frieuJi
coiitHinfi
areviev? of the docrrines and eridroc^
iil!r!iin, til EuwiingJ (irel-n,
Arjthou'-t.
Tnin.M^nl an'/ I'trnianeni
Bitard^s.
lu ai . .....'Ip:e>t-i;t, I'Win^ lo tiie above _
OrloiT forseeing soo-e rehufT at Berof Christianity. hrice$l
cts per doien.
a, the-Sen iif God. But when t h e / u / / a « s greatly misiake "in suppu^in'.^ that others
3 iiviij's Metamorphoees by brook.
fliiTiiris, of La., h r t t b e t a
Thf
hOr>ih 1- I.MMt^ni in iJ.f ct^cTtlarl -.v,- r:o. • it
^r.-u.-aie at. eip. hse on!
bv Caliper.
T h e CouversaUonalJ C o m m c n t s r y .
a the (imiue* shall have come in—then , will feel tlie same interest with themselves lin refrain from viiitin^ ih^t capital. It ii
fi.r
I'Mfi
ihf C'fy; 8» t! t^^• h v> 45 Virgil,
f'j d- ifi hand, aba lli-re' .'e aj'^ieii lo ui.r Lrelh : |»n.-!'ir
j-ina.-ierie3 of raeeU'ga with.
Hui.u;eaijd
S>utaz.
Gonihini:.^ thp QiuinoK-Boia iXB£x?o.itio».—
h.BJi rj.iiif art
by wh'ofa Fa.H».»-u
tliat niili^onal distinction which has so long in such records. They are rarely peruscu S lid that the ."Servian (rovernrm nt has \ leld- rell. ^^ e:il Iir-.-ly tie-ci cll Uiir It leniin, e^ipecialtie Ur«..ore et Amicitia.
I>es!gt:tKi Tor Uie use of
bchooia &i.d Kan.
.T^ will be
thf-iic** fri'Tn ihe HAiirvtMj tj
I tha ln-rt fwo wet-kj. Bra.
ciaracti-rized the Jews, will be lost amidst excepting by a small circle of friends.— ed to the suggestions of the Ras>mn Con- ly .ur T .fe UoeeCi.n., th.it eaiL >nll iVel u hio
• It tte^ i.f rl.nr^rt
Gtiot cocisr.
Uiof
;
THOMIS P muR^
|.".4tai uf tiitt First 'C.-nteh
Volnaifs
1
ar.d
2
on
Mtltiaw
1 Bullion's Grammar and Reader.
tae hrii^htnti^s and prev.dcnfce of the cralh. ^
ProUatmit
bubite at Belgrade anil will refuse to accept d ny u. ai l u-. ty rHuuitiOB fund, to the Trea3 Sid * on J c ^ .
;
Willi xii a fi:« daye. but
2 New i'e«tameni
T O T H E PlTBLiC.
KU'er, H r . ' ^ . r ; ; . - C i . n t . n . , or to the unMTe may tlien expect to see Jews in every jt G e o r g i a Co.nve.ntIo.v.-U appears from the S u W s two tii mans.
" Sand&cmthfl Aftii. By Vm Hao.-s !
3 XiTophon's (^yropedia.
["^Hr^ uii'leniigTied '...-ndnni hiH aerviceii to hi»
nn aitttck -jf r b t a i m l i i n i
. , , ^ , ,,
• r II
f dir.i^U'-il ai r.»i "v-ir i s , Mi-h, We have ample
Price 1 c e n t s per volot^
f
4 Homer-a Iliad.
U
friend- and the public generally for the
e e u n - Uave
^henshed p « : n - J a,e U . t Index, that we were led mto a n,is13 said that the C z i r n fullv aware of
,
.
"The plan of Dr Hagre iii the several books to ,
i Ttii-^
iia m
meetings
have ji
ji creaaareaaThere are two Sessions in c*ch year. The Fall
riT-t'ii I'pr ;tti tfiienna^te. received prifir to the ^ tre.^tiii--i!l ol all kind.« of Uleerb, Tunmrs, Cancera,
meet
the
«
ants
of
the
highpf
cltase*
in
Sabbati.
Seshion
coramencrts
ihfiri,!
ilofiuay
in
Oi-tober,
e will nj | S«jre Kves, Ftheumatic Pains, Scrofula, White and continues twenty one weejis The Spring Schools, we have cever seec: siirpasaed nor even ;
. d u p t o t h i s d a t . ( t h u r , - ..
^ a ^ ? , Uke as to the financial condition
of the his present po.silion and wiil t-ndt-HVor to n-xi mi^um^ of iL« C...-.v.-T.ii..n
t ^ u v t d^ ,.)1T aand
n df hth'uumml hi nngg Zthemselves'
form or phrasel)vvp..p„ia.. <tc.
^
j .
,
-5
i-sf bftn, rrtipuvtd,
themselves i r ^ . w ^ r o ^ .i-e p^^^ij^r
,
avoid ^-nera] conflagratjon if he can only q rre r'.»r the j^ar ab-.ui
mori;. bre.hreu} dweUin.rs,
arch,: equalled by any o»her aGthv'.r. acfording 10 otir «
i been eight accea-'tpa. W b
A» ail eWdeiice of his success in the treatment Session commences the first Monday in
hefaietiie cross of Christ, and realizing ^ ^jogy of the report itself. W e stated that preserve Lis hooor and rights.
vacauoo ol taste and judgmeliV—Chiuian OarmiUi.
'•
^^
cau?ie M.
m ouce.
Vnurs,
of I i . «l«>.-«.nlioi.ea
he liaa in hjs and coatinu. slweuly one Week;. A
Aval
e r and every- Clii|r.^h m
wv.
P
u
t
t
L
i
r
s
.
Cor
ro<!es'
inflaence
is
again
in
tlie
ascendency.
pi.~»eiiKioii a urea! manv certiflcale* and leu«r»
week will be allowed al Chnitman, and X t a e B a p t U t ' l t a l i b n U i Scli<»oI H y m n
tbat "the Gusptd is the power of God unto "jt appeared firom the Report that tbe Index
Feb
=5.1.
Ml-.Ed
Soc.
ay for the suciessjcf this
t Boobj
from (>ers<in- wh.. have "ije^n f^raianently ccrod «a<«her of nine woeka at iheclnaeot the epringi
It is said tile Cz «r IS about to write an
alvatkin. to every one that belieTeth."
[with 2.413 subscribers, though so ably
P. .S —^ub-r-.lwr- will please retuit a-i above. [ —some of uianv yewb staiiding. The public it y«---sioii
"The dfEomiratjioTi for xijiose hm lhi« rolnme
• waa a revival muie aeed- _
aut^ttrnph
to
y
u
e
e
n
Victoria
and
endeavor
u. .-.. veVal of the namen of my fellow citiOOVERXMXNT, EXfEN'SES, i c .
is prepared, is oa» of the T^ost numerona in the
It seems strange to me, tiiat the Proph- .onnducted. had had ^lot paid its expenses
Or<
sttUKi-p? THE TJ^IJfnxT OF WOJfiOf
' referre.l
W e are in earnest ijl e a we ^
sen- ».h.. i.ave witi.e'n,.] the effects of my m-diThe ffoeemment is paternal, vet strict and de- lar.d; and one which, ther^oic, may claim, aa
eta should teach in such clear terms, the for several years by some SSOOper annum. to convince her that he is not the n.:^re3SduCLU
BK
o
n
x
.
U
n
l
V
E
!
ciue
..I,
ca^.who
hacc
placed
themselves
ucler
ci-ive.
if
no
atlVci
lonale
appeal
to
the
moral
sense,
justly
as any othel^ to hav* a volume of hymns
fthren-pniy fur naf* t h a t
N'tw y,.BK, Ai'.g, Q. I « 2 . i tr^^iiiuent In ca—s ..f carcer it 18 e"«.'T-.Ual the the sense of honor and ousireof esteem ia Ihtir lor use in its Sabbkth schoi^s. >11 of which shall
Etsral restoTHtion of the Jews, and yet t h e ; W e assure Bro D a g g that we did not sor. Several of the Cunard steamer-i have
f h i s Zlua in Siishvil'sv
-Iit»
cnme
to
.MurlreeHbi.ro'.
my
placeof
resif,ilo»
«„d,ui,.
will
not
rule
vo.in,<
men
imo
be
sach
as may hb jmployet^ withont doing vio
r r v i r a rtil'e.nf No, m S cond stree', be.
i'e» Testamt-nt, writers have remained si- pahlish this to reproach hira, or lo seek any been taken up by tlie Government in conid remain ui.t • I tl.e cHn.-or is killed i.nd
order, we con-ider thaL'lheir Educotim lunce to its denomtjialioualftMCuiiaritini;or covvey troops to Constantinople— about 10,CtlO UeMM^ l i e m i H , niKVi: hr-.' veira i .1, tit be the riB.tMskeii out. T!io-e who are atjlicted wilii ooold lie an injury lUblead of-a bieMlLg 10 the ertly csdermini^, its faiuif*uiosa; aad if cher«
liait cpoo this important sabject. • I must advantage to ourself, but as a fact bearing
For the
bEptiat.
is buch a collectibii In enstctice.the compiler has
men wilUoon be collected and form the ir..oMe.i
oi.^m-, p.irrhr.^ed on bnttle of thi-uiuvi fearful dibcase. if they decue a spetdy connocnity
helievB that there will be some spiritualiz-i upon the pmfitV of reliaious newspapers
One speech and one written, compoaition are Dot iiecn so fortrnfite as to i^ect with it.
DK M LAXKS CKI.EHRvrED VERMIKUGK, relief wAnld do sell 10 avail iheni«elvei. nf my
tirst expedition.
Eajiiiit Fi-male liuliiaie.
as soon as posbihle 1 bent is one thing c.,u required uf each stiident ev, ry two veets. tab
ED'iSrAED ajFLETCKEE,
• ing. before any of thase Prophecies can b e ' generally, and as an important fact to be
aid tve H l e a - p - H n i . I ' l l , which had the ff-j vices
necte^i wuh thi- (iisea.se that all who are alflicted
to criticism.
Oct IS-feb 86 ^
PcsjisBoi. Sew York.
The forty sixth regiment which was tin- f.cl iif causing Th-- child to di^scharge a large- sh.,-ld
made to prove a/iiero^ restoration. Please ron.Mdered by ibo«e about to start news-'
understand When the llesh liecomes t'inX. ii Xo studint will be ar.t>wod to cany or
r. B»aaT,
•9 A. A i r a t .
see/ersmiali 3ldt and 3 i l chapters. Also pap,,!^ upon a thousand or two names. der ortlers for Au'stralia lias been ordered nuitiSertif W(»nn». fhe child iw nnw erioying , cereii. to effect a cure, the caccered tlesh mast all retnin in hia possession anv dea.l!v weapon,
Uraese County^ Ala
Tuition in Pirpaiatoty I>epar.ment per session
;K'oxabnOa..Ki<a.
: through j a a f c a l a ^ n a ta « Stekiel 37tfa chapiiir—these, with others. _ W e are-.orry to see the extreme nervous- to hold Itself in readiness for foreign ser- C-Ki.I health We wo'll.l a,lvi*e all pat^-nti. who, be remt.ved: this my medicine does without jmvinj; miY pain to the patient, and duea not destroy • of five tuonths.
tJO. "
mav
-uspect
theT
children
to
be
tro'.bled
with'
or'i'iiure
the
simnd
B
A
B
I
t
l
T
&
I
rdCK.
It
18
painful
only
wlien
tin of y o u r readeTa ..to tb«, ^ inmy Itamtle opinion, have reference t o u e s g nj;uiifested by Bro. D a e g . H e would: Viry.
•
• flesh.
paiufal
wlieo
1 uition in Collenisle Department per seaaionof
he qi'.tt t when the c.Ji- five months fnmi $7 to $111.
T-,
u
a ,
u.
o - . . wunns t.. Itiie nn tini.-, but imiuediateU purchase it Ciiraes in cnnt»<.-i with the
COMMISSION
Mi^RCHAXTS,
ta in this place, a a Ui»Qti>- % the captivity in Babylon, and not to a r e s - ' ^ot prohibit the circulation of the Tennes-!
The combined fleets were at b n c o s Bav
,
' .
cer IS removed The longer the cancer is win..itCoaiingeat fiiud, in advance, Jwr session, fifty
• and adTiinl^tar Dr. M Laiie'^ Celebrated \ ennl
Mobile, i^io.
order fur the e d n c i d c m o f
f„p, [twill cure Tk^ mirf tciU h' rrfundedi ted to .pread the greater Till b<- the loss of fienh. ctn>.
tandon. yet to come.
j gee Bapiist in Georgia, would he? It has on the 2"lh.
Vnv I S . i r a .
and a l.ingtr uoif rtHiuinnl lo rfftsrl a curu.
i^arditR can be had in respectable families for
t Schijol is under the -:isre of
• T h e Omar effected a grand movement, in aU cusea icAerr U lin^t nnt ^vc tnH^IBCtim.
I w»ntpr.jof from the X e w Testament, i ^ a d i v d a of warm friends there already,
R W JAKUART
THE }
per Week, including room, bed, washing,
iBltuni^, ami Miss L o c i s a a n d .
P S, The aixive vsluable remedy, alw Dr. i Murfr»e«^oro', Tt-un., Nov. 13. 18r»3
fuel and lights,
i i swme fumre time. I wish to s u b m i t . ^
^^iiipiying, but we do having crossed the Danube with 60,00O
i' 0 UTHERX
UBSAJ.
Student.s are chartred for Tuition frotn the time
M'l-ane . Celebrated Li>-er I'lll., can now U had |
un, and more accoiaplisiKOTt thonuhts upon ihe subject of the
j^e cause no injury. men and divided the Russian army.
or TEX CANCER
CCREDt
they euier to the end of tbe sesaipn; no deduction
BrcUAZiisT. J a n . 2 8 - T h e Russi-uis
™-P«table Ontg Stores in the Tnited
nowhere b e foiuuL
g JTilbrntM, and the nature of Christ's reign'
n e d i c a l a n d V b y s f ^ Srieo
will be made fur lo»t time, except in cases of pro•J1
„i.shio know what is going on in
&:aies
tracted Kicfcneaa--tuition
sicfcneas—tuition to
be
* "aid punetcally
pucctcally
S
This
i.
tocertifv.
ti.at
fue
vears
ago,
ther*
r.D
t
o
^
.lud
Hied this School, a n d the ira- ..a airiajj that period.
have
made
a
retrograde
movement
and
CT
|>uecha^r~
will
pl-av
be
raref.,1
to
a.k
for.'
I do not believe ' h a t
Scales, and the more intellig ent take
pear.^o„ mv>vii.srighihrei.t. a Cancer
i at the closo ol each ^aaion. >01^^ men who are JL New Folhmc commeJicir.g with (A« J'nar.
and laken .ne but Dr M'LANES VERMIFt70E.| m .ur, which" ii.crcas.-d in siae and tn.ligaaoe%— P/<
my mind b y Uie visit
for the Gospel Mini^ir wUl receive
it fill be personal.
several papers. W e are willing for evel'y fallen back on Rebul.a.
EctTQKlAL l>LfaSTimn.
until u involved n.snv the entire b-ea,i-it iias 'heir tnition gratis, provided they Come recomearhera a r t endowed, i a a
j
The Oiner crossed the Danube in ,jerson AM ..therH, m companiu.n, are worthless,
' Yours, truly,
Baptist in Tennessee to take the Index,
been
trea
c
i
bv
a
phvMrian,
but
wnhout
doin,,
11
hy
'heir chu-che, and
theeiamina- Mmtctxi AW &c*ecav.....«T Dtm. E n s A JOKX*.
W ' H . Holcombb.
at o l t e n i m . and at last acc.unts were
ETThe above v.luat.lepreparation may ».epur-^ aov gi. „l_.wo inon'hs s-d t . o weeks since, my
egn-tt, with a faculty fijr lead'
'
'
c-'^tnlttce
on
bene£cia.-ies
CaxKiicraT
PaAiuiACT, " IL 0. Omuur, K. 1>.
provided it will not advocate tbe circulation
wife wa-placed under Ihe treatment of Dr It ^ ' j " "
cotnmetiW" on
within only two days march of Bachan:st
i i a the paths of knatfintiK*- J t
** 3. Wooo. H. Ii.
B T T h e articles headed-Campbellism in I
Rohden as a BajjlUl
W Jaausry. uf Murfree^boro', Ten. During WedaCbday in the laal week of M>e i>pcuig Se.- MxbioJ Dctiai Sctoai.
,
vilie and ncinlly
der and syi-tera which reigBs -jt i n ^ l t f ' o a n n r fourth page, are worthy of
Anotaan Esnou.
which tune be ha-» removed the di-eased parta. sion.
25
We were mi-led by the phraseology of where the Ru-isian force is weak.
.•VrrangwrCTts
are
cow
making
to
er»et
t
numthe wotirul al'hojgh very laige, hss g-uuuia
ba .fichtxil rooms, a n d .-whivJl » sriet attention.
The Omer's object is to atl;trk ilie rear
' and
of Dormitories fortUe accomiuiMiatioa of those F A.RAmiT.AM . W . D . 4 T . A , Ai{«i»oi.,M D.
; the following statement:
tell —and will in .1 lew Have more bti lo-aled up. ber
who wish to board themselves; st;': dents can great- r r ^ H E Second V.,Jcmcof tlKt Sotrnms JotawAt
t wiiiu-'Utaoyseverit}' o r a p - ^
army
on
their
miirch
from
Kragvjva
to
KalWaOL£SALE
SHOE
aSO
HAT
STORE.
'
1
leave
for
my
hoiiie
in
Kast
Tennessee,
on
toIt wiH be seen thai the 'Carapbellitew a t j
EJitor's
Salary.
curtail their expenses by boariling themselves
X
rax Mzcids'. ajcn PKt^cAi. Saxscn commorrow. With Lite asbunujce that ature iseffect.-d. ly
I the part of the te4jfhBf«ii i CoBcord, Ten., are unwihing to advocate
—we soold luviie paiticulat rttent>on tu this mences Trith the lill Qf Jaaasr
941 88
- - .7854.
A m o u n t collected for IRoO,
UWKdJS VASCE.
,
,
. ,
.
, , r.
S T I U C K L E K . E L L I S A CO..
!
»u''j<>ct.
edtotheadriD^
Asherjtofore.it'willbtdtvo e_
800 00
onvey the idea oi tb d r pMc,; #
1851.
pledged
tiefead all their old doctrines.
A despatch received by the Turkish Em67. XortA Bast Corner, Public Stuari. I
Dec. 12th. IF53.
Our
present
session
comrocnees
with
eighty
ment of,the diSnent Detiarti entaof Mfidiciau
800 00
186^,
majjitrtl inauenca o f e r tha • >«i I. They openly declare tbat they disbassy at London indicates preparations for
•
students.
IlKV. E. ilORE, Cn'o of Board.
and the acccsso^ Sc»eIi^e«. TV cany out its obXASUVILLX, TCtX ,
'^o. 42.
Da W. M. F Hrtii. Secretaty.
,
,
iepara
jecta the more effe(:riiiJlT,iu
several
department*.
an attack by the Turks on Bucharest. WJ" W E in store for the Spring Trade, a ITew ;
1 of their pupili. Th e m a a t a l from ail the doctrines argued by Mr.
S2.S4I 18 " '
AXOTHEK
WONDERFUL
CZTRj?.' Mossy l>eek. Feb 1H.1S54—at 1
representing br»»^hj» cif the a-aiiDg Art. which
Russian acconntsconfirm the above. They ^ - U
St..k
j
L wua such aa to t a l l irta
Fesaiona!
are
eiercised
aa
drjiUnctbrand"<»otimleti
McanEiAsoao.'
Tk.s.v
Sept
2a.
ItvVJ
Cunpbejl, and deny that he is the exponent^
W e supposed that the above amounts
I d a r l o n Collpfrlate tiistltatG.
practice, arep]ar,cd tinder the supervision of tho^
This is to cenity that my wif.® has been affl;<-tdeclare the bad weather inundates the riv- which they iiivite the attention of Merchants j
op tfca powers of l ^ p u g b t
uf their faith I
CANNON
COUNTT.
TKSN.
I w e n plin/ffcd to be given to the Editor for
who. as ptaotitioc^ in such braaehra.tiavr made
on her nose for the lasi eightex-n '
trading in this market.
, ed withiincanerr
There waa no parrat-Iiil«- f
I, after having beeu treated by two phy- 'TVIE ninth Session of this Inbiitulioa will the:ii the ubjt£ls of especial attention.
2. They affirm that the Baptist Church- hia serrices. over and above what the paper er and renders the passage of the Danube
Feathers, Wool, Omseng, Beeswax, tinw^ and ' years,
sicians
who
failed
to
effict
scare.
I
heiirj
of
Ihe
i
cpcu
on
Mond»y,
the
23d
c^
January,
1^54
In Ethics, the Jtotinial will ever maintain the
unfiivorahle.
S.s;ks. taken st ihe hi^hes'i market price i« ex j success of Dr. R W January, of Murfreesbor-.,' I The Trustees hive secured the swices of James
I words of the a u t h r r witlies are unacriptural bodies.
j afforded him. or why say "pledged"
orj
''
S..E.AOO.
I Tenn . in trea-jngsuch diseai-s and waa iod.ic- R Ea-on. who comes well rvcoinioenbed by the highett to/te, b«i»g; govenKid by that onivenal
^iiensiaa of bia meaiiiiig.r—.^-ift
K
a
A
s
c
a
.
I
n
tbe
council,
the
Emp^-ror
C<^a
which is ap^'ticsble to all buman conduct
And yet Campbellitea, when it suits cullertfd." itc.
ed. by mimen.U" certificates aff.rded me by in.^n Faculty of Midisnn rn!ver«ily..>ew Tork, and and iaticrcoarpe it is the organ of noparty. sect or
lineaa with whicii e r e r j » fiieir purposes, can love us "prbper good.'
Bro.
says " t h a t the Index does not strongly recommended the necessity to pre ' A.nUKtC.4!W B . \ F T I S T U E O I S T E B of undoubted veracity and high respecubilitv of th® Piesidenlof Union Cnivereny. Tennessee,as ustiucuoa; andit will n«v«T b« made aab«*rri«K.
s ia pursued that t^a. path
lindiaat* their own orthodoxy by a f f i r m i n g , q q ^ tlraw, and has not, for years, drawn a pare for war—^preparations were ordered. \ / f l.MSTEKS a - J CHI-RCHE3. cot sopplied | his unparalleled success ia treating cancers," to, a scholar of superior attainmenli., and a gentle , dinicily or^indirectlj, to patty cndi or personal
roms tromthe State of Alabamito Marfreesboro, ni»u of " n e t
deportment •
' o^randixetsent. lr» pages wHl be occupied w:di
la ta- the learner a pieaaant « khjU they are just like us—baptisU, " t o all ggj,t from the treasury of tbe Convention." The work continues night and day, immense Xv J . with thi- valuable Uook, csa be tuppJjed ; and mv wife has been under the treatment of I>r
Part.cular atuiiition. as heretoh-r*. will de pud ? matter of practicsj and Kuecti£|: inlctcst to t l *
t..
seuding
orders
lo
orders
for
ammunilion.
arms
and
accoutreJanuary f.ir the la-t nice weeks, dvring whi< h to the moral as well as the mesvi: timing of tacA profcssiuo 11 large, CEScistmg
iateniaaiui purposes"!!
>
W e are truly glad to hear of it, and we
TOO.V A RUTL.\ND.
I time 1 ha I in opportunity of witnenMr g the p •. studen;. in sch-jol and at their b. -irdiag hotiM.
1. OxMiSAi CtimitnnciTioss—JjMya. Memyira,
ments are being executed with haste.
3.
"^Iie
^
i
e
t
y
at
Concord
affirm
that.;-j,t,pe
that
Bro.
D
.
will
express
himself
enNeikviUt, •/>»». j gr»-«a:.deff«'Cisof his n-fdictne in hei cise, a 1
RATKS OF TOlTlOy.
' asd PracticalKej^rts.in )iiedicina,Surgafy.>li>ir
libed lauric teacher ia ctra- s d
Great
activity
prevails
in
the
navy
departiCyThp
"Register"
will
Iw
mail.-d
and
[lostage
nKu:v.
thBt..f oihers.aud 1 am pecfecUy aatitfipd tf-it' pix. Eifihu Ten and Fifteen Dv^llan per seSssoRi m ^ J . Dental Scii^cc. Chemiauy. i c ; CUi fcai
t tchoul. A neat and vary j*! tt is aiucrtb<>rix]id to p r a y with, or for un ^irely satisfied with our correction.
paid, when o. ders accompatiied with
are sent ' his remedies are a-pecitic f.r cancern. and tl-.1 pf five mourns. No deducuon made, except, in lu't'ona; lievirwt,
ALiIyses, e.c
ment.
haptijiidm-jn..",^.
1
Kel. IS
' they will re.-nnve thern from ih« .system whern r
We extract the followinji from the R e - '
ng. suffii-ieatly l«irg« to
aieltnesa.
f SsLrenoiOaatj Abtiractitrom pebestJoar
nals and o'.hcr Publications of the day.
Prince
Napoleon
has
returned
to
Paris,
the
di-e.«se
may
bu
located
so
that
his
ren)«t
'
t
Hoarding
can
b«
obtained
scar.lh«
Ir.stitBtioa
4.
That
Society
doniea
the
doctrine
of
import
of
the
Executive
Commit
•
j
of
the
| w o hundred pnpila, bii*been »f»
CI.tNTO!« n 4 L B A K D F E S I A t E
3. Enrroatai. ^iiimocr—EibliognphJca;
can reach the psnsdi-ea-ed ily wiie, and oth. a . at from sT to $1 25 per week, including wt.i.hing
ietal depravity as held by Baptists, wuich ^ o a v e n t i o a :
, from his mission to Beljjium.
tices, lledicaiiiJlTiiCTnce. *c. <tc.
the iartyeio-; and m
SE:iHi.\AitY.
who hate beeu Heated by Or. January, unh«ans-f
i,gLla.
J. M U. OATES,
every (;t&er mtiuth.eecfa Nu.oi>B'.aii>I
ill caitraAs i>BH.
Catspbell is understood to a S r r a .
.^T,,
. . .
•
THK=!prirg Slid >ui«niartle8fi.'n »tthiiln»ti. I tingly amrin that die cicdicino gives no paia;
"
President Board of Tiuania. iogPublished
; hut coDgTHiuiate oiawilw*
at least T6
maiing a volume of okef
i!tiiigon the
pirt^ In tha c a j . r TaTln,. Stccetarv.
/ s r Those bretlirea in Ueorgia receinng I
e..m,u,nce Mokiut. March 8<hh when actu.gon
the diseased
d.-eas«l pirt".
• -For a full stati msnt of ihe sffairs of the Tn
4SU
pagM
at
the
of the year
S.
IChey
affirm
the
regenerated
can
of
my
wife,
nearly
all
the
saJ
• . '' *
-Vf.ce of ihe no-.
Jan s« 4t.
agea for t h e MiquiMtioa of ll*i
this
paper,
please
reat/oar
appeal
and
hand
»nd
cnniinne
twenty
one
weeks.
Bev.
J
Price
a vcar£«icava in "advance•^x. WB refer you to the report of the Editor. . .1
„ tti.'
1,1.
W Miiiia. A il ,ha.srrtiiriied.and isnow onthe was involved, and on one side reached to
ipiut«tH» and be loat.
lion, are affurdad- to thfl
T««a."
So 3. Vebelieve tbe condition of the pa- 10 their neignoors.
, gn.ond. making preparation, to commence a bone, which is no» almost eatirelr heated over,; D O C K . R I V E R I f l A I i E A C A D E S T , "Soc-.-Haa
FaIRFIKLD. BEDFUilD CO., TENS.
I
|ri«ing (;t.-nerauooax« mff^
{17 Btlitorv i^ivSw lilt: alA2Ts thrk« imtertions u.
McAnally, of the St. Louis •ier lo be a» good ut il ever has been since it b»*
couise of ibstructioii. and to give leclunja on va j and proseiiis the appearance of bung mcce»ti.l-1
IS sabjecu
sahjecu of practical education.
education, .accom-,
JI.VRKIKD.
. Irious
Acwm- ly treats! to a penuanent cure. Oo laaiom,w r p U i : first s e a ^ n of thia bchool wUl begin i their papers wijlf?entitled to the Ji<iirual for n
pan-nta who i t o U pi^
5eih(*!!i,t Advocate .igain demands of Bro. ^ B your property. But even now there are inplishedlidie.w.ll°al«.
be. .employed
to teach
6. IcH.
The.' vear.
._i>ec 3, lit>3.
. iieBartment
'
-.J ...
- i . j id!
— " - ' - 1 to recommend and
and advi.e
advise all
all p.
T H T< -^' i j ^ jon
^ , MON'DAlT
,^
. j g ^ FE3RC.ART
having secunsd
the ser
At 10 o'clock on the monitng of the 15-h inst, [l." .
We. »would
lo I feet prepared
•Iraaiell p r e p o s i t i v e of his assertion.— Jicatinosof coming evil From the estimate,
I will not only ba a»tisfi»i»
..
. K
L- Timberlake. Wiluam.. 1r. ', greet. a .large nuuitier
. of.. studanU
. I . . I.hem at ,1...
k^ktiH
whii are ^ain.cLed
With cancerB. tpuiors,
tuuiors. "r
wnswhoare
. c t « i with
ijr. L f CiKiPEB.»na;ive TeWKa»ee«E.i
faboiitted by the Editor, it would seem that more by the Rev.
David
V
R
tiw
cam
K
A
S
A
i
^
&
C
H
C ^ n .
ulcers of any kind, to
.
. tt Marfrwsboro'..
. . . .
fcir.liuiu—.
~
u apply to Dr.
Ur. Jannary wiiu , , Graduate of Union _Cnivereity
_litod with the prog-esa o£
. .
. . .
I ^ a n half the
— sub-criber» are in arrears, with "- | HaLLCa. Esq.. to Miss Patoavcx H , daughter ofi
session
, p^nUgmja whose «periene» and snecessi 9 0 . 4 3 , C o U ^ e S t r e e t , N o s t i v u i e ,
out delay, who. I am persuaded, can succ«Bf>iay I
f fe all thoae uctaunpliaii a»«B
'•That Methodijt preachers ' J o bapUxe .-„,bahilitj that th.proportion wiU «tiU incms*.'
^ Kocks. Esq , all of Smith county.
i
f™"
will merit „the ,coafidenee
treat all such casM. 1 esteem Dr. -lar-naiy
. as a ^ ^
.. convinced _.„
"n^noLBUu J.-D RaraiL D u u z a ai
lo the flasH.
in ._f.
infancy vhea.-njant of arrearages dne is more than forty-^
T-i-i-J r_
era. which diani,> a a d r a r t ime w W h a—j e been sprinkled
geiitl. man and a Uhnstian, and aa meriting ex- ^f
pablii: and meet the highrsteijectauonof
I
Boarding
can
be
had
at
per
week,
BOOTS.
SBO^S,
TRUNKS.
VALISjitliey e a r n g«t them without." This gTO hundred dollars; and this t"a, after the very
wnded
patronage.
„
_
Patmcs.
The
Uoildii>r«
ere
sofiiciwUv
ampleto'
NOTICE.
i By order of the Riard.
(oharaetsir.
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• p i ^ r i j T O s t i o n of fact—to facta then lltoroajh purging of the subscription list just
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JOHN JAB.VAOIS. Secretary.
Feb. 25, 1
PJTP1L3. Location in a fine neighborhood,
j oharacteriiiic of ihfc sohoot
^him, i p ^ a l , juui by facta aascaia his bafora your p»B«ent Ediuir took charge of the pa-!
AVE DO« i t none the moel cjjKitiiv* aawuiNew Ma«ikt. February 2. 1M4 ! ClinUm, Tenn., K«R
IKSi—It
—^—
" healtv and easy ot access by i(julr>jad—four m3e«
mest of Bucts tSaoa, Tkoxs. V'aiiua,
if
he
can,
and
if
not,
inform
his
iimend.il ta all Cbristjaa -s^
The undersigned beg, leave hereby to notify all
k t f aar a H-T A O W E N ,
i
|Mr The annual eoHections hav« indeed proved |
OD UVEROIL—aSdoi'KushtonA Clarke.' from Vanrace DipcU
., ;
1 r s t iiaiis, Ac-.
i.^ e
"WW iimdidly that h e waa mistaken.— BBOT than sufficient to pay the actual cost of the the Baptist Churches in the Libertv Association,
,
v
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1
^ u - d l y ralii^ioM inli'""**"
1^11 a n d H ' l n t e r T r a d e , '
v.. .
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, • .
. . . . Market street, a few doors below ChnrcB street,
The important onres elfeci*.! by this mo-iiBoarding ran be obtained In gbod fimiliea con
jrUtiejdeparfuent.
but
there
is
a
balance
of
thst
a
Minister-s
aad
Deacon's
me.ting
will
,
^
i
^
l
y
opposite
Lanier
4
Bro.
cine in casea of Consumption. Scrofula, Chjo..ic vetitetit to the Academv. s : from (30-.a S ^ .
' wtich i i e y have CTer oStrpd—ctrmprisra^aln.r^t
t l e x t b o o k t o r all t h e
' Maiiofactorera of
**
him three cases week beforelaat. i-J95. doa the Editor, to make np his guaranteed held with the Union Hill liaptist church, in {
andonly
Plurisy
iihrouic
.i
TERMS
OF TUITION,
( Pneumonia,
tisui, hare not
richlyand
merited,
but Uheut
rec.n.-d
For Spelling.
Ktading,
WriUnir aad ijoctal every de^rijiUaii of Fineluid Ooaiae Boots, Ualt
j p l e > ia t h e syBtam of in.
tisui,
hare
not
only
richly
merited,
but
rec«i>.-d
•I
thealtantion
of
some
of
ihe
first
pnyiicrans
nf
^uj^nyetic
00
f
,
et a^.^nd augg.for OeBlJen.eu,L»d»es,S!is'*s 1.2,0
The urge
Urge arrearage wiU
Tbe
- u. doubtless mnch , gjie« county. Tennessee, commencing Saturday] T o p p e r , T i u a n d S h e e t I r o m W a r e * . |
~ „Bn„j
^
fiad
two more thia. BrowCro- a^arrFor EngU^h Gnujimar. Geogaiphv and Aritli- Uuldren. suitable for city or comiiry trade
'
-- to
-o secure
securei• before the fifth Sabbath in April next, for the] T T - E E P coustantly on hand all kind*of Im, 1 tliU country, who have used the arucU in tUir
Wa may oontitiflHW
nire'than
realiie this balance, so «»
AlaigeaUrf:kc(>:£G£u
ilh signal
sign ^ success.
^ ^ ^ ^Forsaleby
^^
a legular pr«:tice
practice w
with
iin
^
.araj.-.
AlaigeaUckcfKEGKo 1BOOTaAHKOUAKs
metic, tai.?
t a IW.
iadiea who gra4a»«"
h o ^ . will aabmit them for Mr. h.,th the Editor and ConvenUoa from «ventaJj
'
' purpose of arranging for, and appoinung pro- J ^ proved CKX)KI SO STOVES; a l ^
both Eastern aad* hcazis made, of iJtic bi»t c^ialiFor Lauguagee, Mathenadics aind Scienecs, $15
i S ^ v ^ ^ ' ^ n d t n p"?:^ r t o v ^
Drte^st and Apotte?ary.
ti«»v<OBS»aBtly
«»iliaiKt
L
••viMaeBtiafn- -' ^ " ^ ' i coa«deration, whila our correspon Idsa in Uiis partieultr. But then thf i« is the aJ- L ^ a n d c a m p m e l i n g s
. K. A. UCKSUKV. Hrttidat. t
North sideof tbe Public Square, 3 d»>rB west
A l « , Alatof aiATfi^ OAT^ whici we will
We hope the Ministers and Deacons will ataad ,
st„yeH. of all kinds; Koameled aad Plain j
A. H. Onrm. Seerrtary.
,
W w q i i t t r t e i t o w p o r t all caseawith- d-'tioaal som of $400 a year ti. be collected for the
I'that oHiward mdeai-iDg
^^
Aug
27
'
of
the
Nashville
ilia
Jan.7.1S&4-»lt
'
\ dose oat~at a bargsin.
G. A- Moaaua. I Mantle Orates, Camsoa or AU. aiM^
Editor, before the Convention can receive a cent. U u j important meeting,
^ Heicbsst^asd ^Btslai are aoiiehed to cxxoa n d a£ wearing ff d d .
' ^ •lieir knowledge. T o u n e e d h a v e no
I Job Work soliciUid. and e l a t e d with neat-1
f.-om tlieincoiDeof lhepaper.even.8o meet the
iasosT Stock beii^}>tiic]^iig.
^^
G
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!
f
c
r
for
Dr.
3aml.
S.
Piteie's
Medicines
LSACHEO WHALK O U r ^ casks, tbe &b
the'casea are eall«d £br b y a Metb- wear aad tear of the office, to say nothing of any
CHANGE OF ADDRESS.
ne«s and def patch. Feathers. Ginseng, Bee»w«,.
bf apparel, b - ^
i r * e can, suawiil, e ^ veiy law
Shtjalder Braces. Inhaling Tubeo, AbdnmI eit anielo
for- Tan
ner»
Pewter
and
old
Copper
taken
m
exchange
tor
|
•
.ndqwet api^ "
The conrwpondenta of Elder R. H. Taliaferro
"
| uaa
uial oupportera,
ouppoitera,md
hisercellent wort
woranpon'ne
a,,^ 3T
37
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1
m
K- O.
and bisercenent
tipon 'he
ft. <1
n SOOTip,
" ^ ^ t a ^ d minister,_and h e promises i W r e d improvenjenta. That U to s«T, t h r e
.3
at rlM
6 a d ia of g r e a t p r t w . "
'
p. g _ b o p « our old cuBtotnws »ill reaiein j ^ v e n u V!o n andcur.
of Conaumption. 1. at
<>»e ^
"
W m - ^ r Pa a n,n",.
Jk U - S ^ T w t ^ i S ' ^ L ^ ^
^ • ^ t i f c t o l H i B d p W r i i B d p r o f o a s prac muat be collected of the arreaiagea $1085. beibre are reqcested henceforth to addiee. him at Prince
kiTd
ivx-fUt
*riz
and
Cbemical
store
cf
tea
Ji8k««»«ma»T.
AUbaina.
lasteedrf
!»«w|ber"»
in
their
oiden.
-i
T)ragand
C!bmic»l
stciecf
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erpp o. 8cr»v*u
" H O Bci^TTL
c i i o n i t - r i d e n . Still the Ouiieaatfaia-wiUbaeDUtledto any thing, to
JI.AM.-3l
- '
agEipt:
- ^-intte eTBBjaMSmiT r-r«ir»."
B.widhow s n g g e j ^ ; ^ , , ^
l a g o n a w e Jt|ni=tIiB• fei <fi»3pfe« sijia^ii^
e o n r e a w f l afiont
J£ draws n r a i ,
I p e n i r e s the
5 ' ^ ' f t r o t r . Mi38., Dec. 2 3 t h . 1853.
S h a s q h a i , Q ^ . Sept. 24, 1853.
^STW.iG*scx'ia l a w Crrr. ,
Reports have reached a s that some of the
c l p e r towns in the country around, which
h a d fallen into the h a n d s of ihe iMurgeats,
l ^ v e been re-taken b y the imperialisU with
Cfoaiderable slanghter.
Hence those in
p ^ f e m o n of this city have now taken the
and two or three of the city gatea
h ^ v e b e e a effectually closed u p to-day, and
»''j]pped u p with dirt and stone, and we
^ibw- a o t how soon the others may be. This
f^ireaeiita rather the most alarming aspect
<tf the m a t t e r of any thing- t h a t h a s been
^ a t i ^ since the city w u taken on the 7ih
iiiat. Many, who are able, have moved to
T n . P o « At i ^ ^ T w o or three
V i c k a a r a o , MiBa.,Feb. 7, 1864.
week.", ago we observed in the doings of B b o t h b r E n i i o j i :
the Universal DemocraUo AswwiaUon in
T h e Lord has graciously revived hia
this city, a letter from Col. C. F. Henning- work in this place. We have had fifteen
sen, containing some very remarkable state- noble additions to the church. T h e house
ments which we refrain from repeaUng. is crowded with hearers, night after night,
partly because we knew nothing of t h e a u - and the benches with»toiim«r».
,
o —
—«ihumvurT«srv.
The Bap*
thor and partly because they might be tist Churck is looking n p here. God be
overdrawn. They remind us, however, of praised. P r a y for me.
a statement made by an intelligent person
Yours, in Christ,
who travelled in Italy some three years
T. J. Fishbr.
ago, who WM starUed by the freedom and
For the Tsnnesaee BaptUt.
severity with which the priesthood were
everywhere berated. Italians travelling in B a o r n i a G r a v i s :
Bro. Noah Cate and myself comthe stages expressed openly their unqualified disgust and contempt, and the nniver- menced a meeting in Caney Valley, in the
gal senument indicated wiih sufficient clear- dwelling house of Bro. John Gilliam, in
ness t h a t j t a l y was Catholic only because. ^ a - k i n s county, Tenn. Wo conUnued the
it ^ a s in chains. Col. Henningsen s u t e s i
days, and I never saw peoas the result of his own observations, thai P'® P^^
behave belter.
Roman Catholicism in Italy is dead. - N i n e i
® crowded bouse all the Ume. and '
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in i l M w o r t o f G o d to p r » y for ainnera.
tty in t h e ' w o r d
FROB TFAR CSSRIITIU GHROEICLS.
G o d for the Baptist • n investigation with y o o
of
5 d i . W e will afflna t ^
anee of the lainU.
W h e a 0 7 w a l vitli tin v u eareSKl.
7 m u d Tcsgwscs 0*07 xi BoTexfld*
Tlian, Btamllara ducorord
X w a to a t t!be gniltr b w !
Bataaleng Mngbt to e u l m
JaanB* blood alona eooldasn it^—i
WaadiauUr^
Bm tmly gin tjirO i i r t tka n c k t t m i •'died to m i r
Siisti of emytriba and natioB,
B a i o tha Toiea of acdanutioa,
Fniae tiia God of your nlTatiaB.
Par thia gkriooi libntj'I
S a w , no man Eia g n n opposiai;:,
W m all dtoaa It m m tepoung,
Cbnat diB ligJitaoaa • died lar mcT*
Than is H e a n a ' a atssal dvaUisg
S m y onfal tteogiit diapaUiag.
V m tte aoBg of piaiM ba awaUisr
I n calartial Busitnlaj.
Angal hoita tbgir Toicaa iBDdiog,
I n haraoaisva namfaaa Uasding.
T o tha i h r a u tha ilunita aaaaadirg,
Chiirt tharigfctaooa-diadformel'*
PilUiJfUm.Jmm.iaS*.
Fictoia or Mennsy.
final
three er Campbell were in onr opinion objection*
able.
Joat take these p o d d o n s , a n d
we
V'
X o w in conclusion, w e would say to
will y o u , that w e have aimed at fsirness, w e are
meet y o n in debate; as the two first propo- sincere in saying w e want a debate, and as
iitiona constitnte
the
foundation
of
M r . y o u h a v e requested it of us, w e
D o this and w e will y o u the n a m e of the m a n
Campbell's system.
PcTxa
so.
CommUiM
2.—
at
eommittee
of the done so in plain and in unequivocal
bearing date of April 26ih, have
thought proper to m a k e another attempt to
give yon defined proposition.^.
I n the ones
before stated in our last, yon accuse us of
W e wQI attempt in the present
to rid onrseWes of all such
we
words or sen-
thought a i ^ still think that
have m a d e
our poaiiiona plain, that
there is not one w o r d or sentence in the
propositions given in oar last, that is the
least ambiguous.
But
Y o u call-
ed upon us to define our position, w e have
fully perused the contenU of youra ia reyly
We
our first
Bluff other terms than first proposed.
ehareh of Christ at Concord, having care-
tcnaes.
of
letter, and will not agree to debate upon n o
</ tht Ckurrh
the
Should
y o n & v c r us so as to have one in short, w a
NxsBrrr.
Sjuingt.
BRSTHUIT:—We
W e will ex-
the proceedings of the discussion.
will expect all the proposals
ambiguity.
R.
pect that y o u bear half of tho expenses of
HUXT,
CLxnaooKS,
BOBEST
to ouTi,
it is J .
M r . H u r t , w e will not object.
JAKM U.
tit
give
would
Graves of Nashville, but should you prefer
EespectfitUy,
To
wiH
that w e
not require y o a to endorse all M r . Camp- like to meet oar m a n F a n n i n g ,
bell's writing*.
inasmuch
as y o u
think differently, w e will sgain attempt to
bring matters to your comprehension.
Yon
terms.
Y o u r s respectfully,
O a u a HILL.
W . M'KSLVST.
N.
Commitue.
PARaiR,
January 6, 1863.
BBOWHSTILL*. T e n n . , J a n . 2 6 , ' 6 4 .
BaoTBxa OKA via:
I send y o n a copy of our
from the late session of W e s t
Baptist Convention.
minutes
Tennessee
O u r Recording Sec-
retary, done all that mortal m a n , under the
circumstances, could do, to have the minutes out in a few weeks after our
meetmg
adjourned; but it seems w e are d o o m e d to
s ^ ' ^ I d iii^ hoiriMod. daoghter, sons and
a w a n U to her bed side, and addressed to them
personally, and paiticnlarty her dying charge.—
T o her hnaband she said she had nothing to fear,
and resrettrd nothing but leaving her dear and
beloved family. T o two queetions, propoanded
by her hosband, tonehing love to Chritt and trust
in bin name, she replied, with lilted hands, eyes
and voice, "Lore Jeaua? Tee, oh, y»«!" and exclaimed, " O h , blessed Savior! whom ran I truft,
if not the Redeemfr? W h o eonld sastain me as
he has done, and is still doing?" Rhe rzborted
her chHdrea to love and obey their father, to luve
nn» another, and, above all, to love and bervc God.
T o an old, motherly servant, she exclaimed, "Je•os is making up my dying bed." and exhorted
all to prepare to meet her in heaven.
Tha«, her loss to society and the chnrrh Is ipest,
but to her family irreparable; for so husband ever
lost a better wife, or children a more aflSKtionate
and devoted mother. But God, tl«i righteous
Judge, has done it; and wliile we believe, therefur*, it is right, yet we mast mourn, though not
as those without hope, for in and by her life, a
comfortable hope waa created, and confirmed by
her death
"Jesus can makeadying bed feel soft
I as downy pillows are." May our last end be like
her-a.
nary
Eliza
Rlorton.
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Ifartk
At FablU Smmn.Z
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WiSHTTA OIL STOS™,
Drugs, Mtdidne*,
Cjiemicals, &c.
Nashville, Aug. 27, 1H53. (
C
ppspectns
rtrsLisES vt
be spared torcndeiitwonhTa.
n.-I tn
„
thei CLnrth
Church, B
and
to inUtle it
circnlauon among the ladifcof o n r ^
appy land.
j
" wi^
ly Mntributors of a high on.ta. both naU
Decision in B d i p o n . ,
X f g e n "Siibmi. on
l o a v ^ ' " ^
hloah
U W V b ^ b a c k ntito t e r ptopTe
" " " iniertM. and the wbiT
Americana Abroad; orTa«
after thy
wor^will te gotten np in such superior style « '
cations in E u r o p e .
The Results of a Tour through Great Britain, wiUjiakeitat once the moat plVajant, itti* - U * - ^
amUble
the inteUigentlidjV
France, Holland, Belgium. Germany and Switxer^ a y
m e ao^
land. By JoH!» O C^OLXts, D . D . , u d hispupds.
Titus.—The Pjiat-oa Vrarioa w- 1
With elegant illustrations—16n;o.
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to
r
e
t
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f
r
D
i
n
following
jj
•touch's', on fond book pap^, iciii h
" T l i e I s l a n d H o m e : " o r T h e T o a n g each \vmbrT anttantlng :i2 papn oj
f r f i r l u t h e r f l n « goesi I w i n g o , aj
Ut^.maiinp a soiumt at tkr rnd t^
Castaways.
Vonng
Abdo-
:
^'"Tu
"l^a-fanrea. ShefnqnrnUy ' -j-^oR weak and delicate pernor,., male or fe, would tell her U a . ahe wi«hed ahe was lar^-er. I X
male, and ihose^ ho are afflicted with ti e
thai
she
mighthelpher.andihatwheu
oliebecame fuil<i'>'iiiv' di-ea^en, vi»: Wsakuens of the Breast.
faction heretofore, it is d u e to Brother Bosystem.
Y o u then call upon us to defend
'Ider, hbe Would do a great many thmgH for her. E<roii< hai«..-ihi>rtne!.i. of Br^alh.I'ain inlheChe»t,
Bv CHamopHxa RotiuirsT. E.sq—with elegant
'i'
i-"W PEICI; or O
A ny pers
r u m , our Correspondiog Secretary, that I
v\ealiu<-~a and Bleeding of the Lungs. Palpitalilustraiinns.
l6mo
A new and exceedingly
I j ^ ^ - ^ O p t e H M d ^^^
®T
In a word. Kbe
an exlraurdinary child for
them. N o w w e would in reply to you just
t n a fiiim?iiifii»i fii tha powi?of exciting tha
»wA*fjrj6pr# wiOi Ihr ca>b (|.b) t,
Lii>n of the Heart, Dy^peJ<sla. Costi^enehs and I captivating "Robinson Crusoe" story.
say h e has slwnys done the best be could, I oue so youiij;—!«. know Marj . was to love her—
V jfejor" one ytar frrt oj ckatpe.
*
T b e * wonia; exprefisire aa ter
Pilet*. Psun III the i-'-ack, >pinal Ciirvalurt «. and
onlj real poatieal r&et, aleratioa in t ^ mhI, in
here'^remind TOU, that w e have never proAi BAPTIST
AXD DXA! JKs. m d g
a n d in the Iftte iDstancc, b&s btM'D m u c h I -be wai a favorite with all her relatious. » ho Eiilargenienluf one Hip and Shoulder. Falling.if
eoctniiatinction bom mere rcritnirmnt at tha inN A T I O N A L SERIF5 O P
posed a n y such a procedure—that w e have
.- . ,
Poiil ^a-iers are rfSj»ectfuUv
ed'ta
the hoffeU, and a len«l.-u<y to kuplui^;, ProiapI, ouru their irreparahie loss.
tellaet or baait, it is the sablBXtprsdncjon of tha
{j^-ffiHSlian to use in describiii^l
AMERICAX
HISTORIES.
for the Work.
Al^o,
sg^n
not challenged y o u to m a k e a n exposition j
su.^ ri.'ri, or I earii.g l^own. lrr.-t:ui.ir. Painful
I hrcviuTib 10 her death, the t<iid her parenla that or Pr*,fu.ie Menvtruatii.n, a tendency to Aliortiuii,
iinnalepaetaiathiaeoantij. Thapiaca ii here
J wiih his contract.
n av
thia rru^pt-cm.-., ajf
BT REV. JCHETU SAWAED
lij iaritai
jf^^^tS^t entertaiiH f o r i f a adoW
of M r . Campbell'i system, neither do w e ]
t o r « A a dull of at i-ati »u«iibK-ril.fiB.Uiat|S
•.he wan t(aliiif hiinie, hy faylii^ " M a . 1 alu (julnifand Painful Piegiiaiiey. aiid the bad i-hape inciqaoted.—Cn^. JamrnaL
In the great hurry of prepuring the manP l y m o u i b a n d tbc P i l g r i m s .
p'ta^ire
I.f
reteiViu,,
,
Q
^
j
S
acknowledge
h
i
m
as
the
exponent
of
our
<
dent
to
Child
Beariiig.
a
l>i?poNitioiilo
Droopiiig.
deemen
for. Ii''®
home." then turning to her (alher. naid "ha, 1 am
Among tha haaotifol p^^tana
i
Or. iDcult-D!" if Advei'ture lu iLe History of tht "VIS; or" lur a ye.ir to come, at d WE ihepritilm
Ixjungittg and Weariness, roinmon to clerks, n.euscripc for the press, m y report as volungoing home."—They a-krd her where was her
ThathaaganKsmorj'a v a U , i
faith.*
W e challenged yon for an investit h 5 ^ of being sgpaiated from t!
Firhl Sv ttl«rH. wiLh iIlustralionH
IKroo
of W-Jting. prtmiurn. afu-r their Diiaea t a ^
chatiici'. -^ludent.s, •teamslre^^nes, and others, who
tary agent for the Bible Society, w a s overla ana of a dim old fattut,
|
hofue.—looking up, hhe baid ''Away yonder" kee(. inriineij p.>t.ittoii?..
booVii
™
gation of the points of difference between
I^ovelUes o f Uie A ' e w W o r l d .
o j ^ B f bis •warmest lore. Bopi|
I looked, a n d hence the n a m e s uf ladivido- ! She then haid " i want yon to go with me." after
That Mesaeth the b n t of all; p'
TL- first No. will be mailed betwWn thia n d
The
iNt har. had the encl'jsive Kale of
An Accouiit of the Adventuri'w aud Discoveries
us; but y o u say there is n o g e u i n g at us
hisjwfl is l i e L a r d Jesns, so
^
Kot for tha gnaried oaka olden,
t.
which. Lhrial took her uiito hiniteli. tor of eiich thw ctUbralfd liruct for several years, during
or thf Kir^i ExpIortTb of N<»rih AueriuL With theJiJtol Janutry.and ihtii-e pt-ixmi wlui niav
' als ' ho have paid to m e , do not appt-nr in
unless w e endorse Campbell.
Y o u ask
—
t»-gin w.:h the lir«i
-hotild h« p n o M
nntiiiicr have been .^uld to
hiffl i s U i e presence of thisBarioBi
iiiinicTuus illuhirtttJuijs. iCuso
Dark with the mialetoc,
11 the tiri:dom of lleav-c
May (Ju<i ».aiict<fv vhi-^h («-riod a
.
,
arding their names, kud <i,il«T to
niinutes with their proper crcdiis, as
tho-e ^vho have given the highest te-liiuonisN of
what are the p o i n U o f difference; w e reul •
JTot for the TioleU goldan.
befound always in and near I n m l
the di-p'-nj-a'ton of hi- pravnjence to the «a:ra- tiiei- reuiarkaMe curatice p-i'^er-v. The ip<»-t .^alK o m a u c e of A m e r i c a n History,
|
w p
0VE3.
That •priahia the Tsle below. 1
that y o u teach that baptism is in n o w a y
^^is
tioii of I he l»erea^ed aud may the kii.d t'a'h^r aitd Ufa.'torv refereixe- ran !,e given to per-.iiiiH in
Or. All .Vcciii-iit of the Early Setilement .if North I
_
Kaahviilt, Tenn.
EiJg to accotmt other t i m g s a s lo«
Carolina and \'irjiiiiia embracing a Narrauve ol I N c ^ 26. l ^ M .
moliier meet iheir litlle Mary lij hi-aveii. :ii Ctiui the city of N'a..hville arid surrounding coiintrj-;—
connected with the remission of sins. W o :
^
i " put^l'sh in your
doabtlese," said the A p o s U e P a u l .
ITut far tha miat wMSa lOiea
fiinhe'-tikore. they are r.-roniinendeii hv »Minie of
ihe Tragic Incident.-tonn«:t«l with the Spani>h '
p » _ W e intend publishing T^ii ThoEsaJ
pltance wiih her la^-t req-ie^l
The wiiter wnuld
'In n..»-t rel.-l>r^l d .nd extetivive Practitioner^of
believe and teach that faith in Jesus as the'
collected at our
Settlemei t at St Augu^une. the French Colonies ! copj.-.i of th.- fi -t i.iiDitn-r of the Vii,itot a b S
That lean <ram thefragranthcd^i,
Tmt loss for Uifi e«e!let«
say l^t the fund pJin-tit- .-tiid relallvt-M Weep ijut Ml tin-in,. Ill Na-sliviUe and the adjurenl rntintry.
at Rosimkr. ai d the Engll^h PlanlaUoc at James ; n„„. tJ,„U!>il.d ..l which will b- •enlout « o M
Coqaettisg all d ^ with tiia innhatiaa,
a r i s t w h o died for our sins, reformation of i
l e ^ T j f Jesns Chtist, ray li
for her—f..r your lo.^s is lur eleriiai ga.n
Ii.un. .he Ciimi ity of Laptain John •^mith. aud ; I here wtll h U , b- an adrtni-ing
hotmd
Flit -a!i by
H (i
OVEL.
A n d itMling their goldoi (dga;
E . W Hale
.J5 0<1
life a n d baptism into the n a m e of the FathIB^
re-iii,a Artv-nturef. of the youthful Poca- I with ihe .IUIUTT and i-iich «urr.,Kliiip Biimbtr
B o m r hawe sofiered the loss of sj
A FlllL.Nll.
Ifiit tat the Tinea in tlia aplaad,
R S'e>tet
Nf'-lh wide of the Public
thrve lUturH
VV iiL nimi.-ri,ufc iUu»lniLiou=.
| protuhu -uilal-l- a.JiiTli~<-n.eiii- Jn- ..-ut
5 c:0
er and of the S o n a n d of the H o l y Ghost j
and count them as diaig. that I I
Ten
.
F'i
13.
I'54.
ai
<
,
'
1
1
iie.»t
of
the
.\a-h\
iile
Inn
W l u n tisa bright rad barriM net;
O. P Hirki.
. 5 1)0
t; it L ke» p in addition to their own Pubh-, pmnijijly at th-foliowiug raii->—bv sh.-page:
have been ordained aa the conditions u p o n '
S a r tha pinka, nor the pale, awaaccamlip.
V S. Vann
_ ,
,
lllta e w vu^ s CHrist, a n d be found in b i m , BOl
3<i cn
Eld. J o h n fiUmorp.
l
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o
t
l
l
l
E
^
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F
.
K
!
«
O
N
.
L A N L O U S WORKS,including the best I Siij.-^iths $^11 iKi rr Twelve
^so
J ^ o w n righteonsnesa,-which i s i J
It aeemath to me tha beet.
which G o d for O i r i s t ' s s a k e will forgive]
Mrs. Vaiin
.S IHI
;idd:tii,ijs 111 Lhe tje-t authors, in superior styles Ai"i
smaller adv. i-emetiLs the i^mie ral«a
J / A It liLE
MA
y C'EA
t
TURER,
Stephen
M<H>re
'
H«-Ip.
Lord,
fi>r
flit*
marj
rf-a^fth
"
.
5
in
'
'
"
'
j
T that
- which is throngh
• the
• fiith (i
our sins. N o w y o u cannot with any con-'
propcr^ion to the s|<ace ocr ipied
,,
but
•II h i n d i u g .
Sept 3 . ' 5 3 .
I onoe had a little brother.
On thi- S^^iar*'—i,rxl to Vinrdoii's Wart-hiiuse.
W . H. PiilndeXter
.10 HO
I
Ditnl at bin residrrce. near Sprn«j;n« Id. Green
Rstency
accuse
us
of
ambiguity
in
the
above
the
righteousness
o
f
O
o
d
b
y fisitfr:'
U
*
Gould
A
Lincoln's
W
o
r
k
s
alpo
for
sale
bv
With e/aa that were d a A and d M p ;
inlomi th.-pe..[.V of Nashville and
Jtiary W a t t h l n s i o u Cotlriie.
E. C Cri-p
. 5 0(1
C o u m y . M o . July 9ili.
El«l. Joh> (iiLMufcs
To«..s IT RI-TL.VM>. Na.-biille, Tef n.
exposition of onr a n d your views on the
In tha tap of that dim old fbraat
jertainin^,
as
the
Christian
does
in 1
V
V
'li**
^uiniuniliiig
cmiiitry.
thai
h,
ha>
r
e
r I •^HE First Ses-ion of the ihirij CoUeriaS
A . S. Wynne
! in ih<? 43l1 y»*4r of hi«» a4f«* afUT having ••uflvft d ri-ntlv itupniviKl and i:re.nlv i-nlanr^-d hi- MarE e lieth in peace aaleep;
design of baptism, y o u say it is not in the
M \i:a.-of this Institution will :,pen on t ^
inch ardent lore for his Bedecmsr,
E H O-l-orne..
S5
Dear f..ur yrurs w u h dr..pHy which hf Uire with tile Vai.l aifl
now
pri-partd
to
fill
all
iirden.
ROBKRT
D.
C
U
F
T
O
K
,
OEOAGS
B.
ABBOTT.
first Sf'nday in O-tol- r, and tie .-ei^.tiu, on tla
light aa tha down of tha
conditions of pardon; w e say it is.
There
J L
mnities are not wanting b i i b far I
in the garble tine at the nhorest nonce a n d on
SH
chrinitau f o m t u d e , tLou|{h hi^ vutftnugs wert'ex
PhdadrLphia. ta
XoMhrUU. Ttun.
fir^t Iteonday ic March, with the
able aid
Frea a» tha winda that blow.
the luo-t fHvi»ral>l*- term^ for C*sa
H e would
J. B Dawson
is n o difficulty in getting at tu on this point
efficieia in-truciors ihat ihe boird ^if TrcstMS
25
Uvnie,
CLIFTON
ABBOTT.
ind for the manifeKtauon o f it.
Of
V a roved than tha baaatiM a n m a ^
call panirwlar aiunlion In hi- well -i-lecied
lean ettpluv. It is under the pa;re.ia^-e of tii
Mary Dswaon
25
which is the main point of difference.
We
Th^
w a « bnrri in Orarn^pr rountv. -loi-k of Monumeuli*. Mantle Pii-ces, Figxin-iN,
O^r
SI , nntr (Ae Pott Ofice. NatkmiU, Tmn.
taa erfl heart of tmbelief and lie
The inmmen of long ago;
uhicki#-»w. Aberdeen, Oi.l'jmbiis ana Chocts*
John Srlvave
. 1 no
EtMi reune^"*^
Hf matie a public prcrVHKi..^ of •fir.li'ii Kii;.jri-., Statuary, Fuunlaiii!., I'm-. Va- ^ D £ A I . E K S IN G E N T L . S U I ^ ' ' E A ppingl
^ S D Associations; aipd ndtwirhsianduie. it haii nit
have stated it in plain terms, not to be mis- i
Bat hie f e « on the hilla grew w«ai7.
endeavor to peisiiade him thalh'
Mn.. ilary W hitelaw
ToiiiV..., Ac., in.\ny v.f which
are of the
5 Oil
reltmon -.n j'arly hfe. an-1 wa-i bapt>!>\l lulo ihe
receivij thai Iit^enJ supfs.it iu.nj'tbex liodin,
I
F U B S I S H I S O GOODS.
taken b y a n y w h o wish to understand.—!
A n d ace of the aatamn area,
purest
llaliaii
idarhle.
and
from
the
chi«el
i.f
the
it not sincere, that h:s exerises .
W . H. Edward:.
which jLs fonndcrs h d a rithi lo eijs ct, yet ill
•2S
frhciw^hio »f ihe Baprisr church of
A V I N G recently esudilished a Store for the succe.--.f, under God is no ioi.gpr problettalical.
I made for m j littla leather
U--t Eur.i(>.-an [i.;u.l».r>i
li.x an-argeti.*riili. are
N o w will you meet us with Bible in h a n d '
D H. <ielph, A M
the right kind, that his hope is f a k .
5 (10
iiiitfaio, if» Lh«
of I'-IO. hy Rid J o h n Kid
sale
of
the
atsjve
anicleii.
will
keep
connow coiiniifi*- fur tun:ishini^ all kinds of Marble,
A bed of the Talloiw Jaaraa.
It is p;,,sperous in ihelareuf .very npposiiics,
and investigate tliia matter of difference;
John Te«gii.
s;i
H e ' stantly on b a n d a full aRsortment of Oentlemen't and e-Tery seemit p di.-asier that thwiru ita os.
all«T n-hirh h*» iiiarrii-d Lnotida a .iau*fhU'r either iii" his o w n manul'arture or imported.
that he h a d better stop on h i ;
mid Boy's Clothing, of all descnptiona, comprifi- ward f.iurse; and is destined ti> assume a nak.
M i w Mary Willis.
with ua. W h y evade the point at issue,!
5 (10
BwntlThia pale a n a foldad
of John Caili-ou.of Orai' tfer county
Shortiv ba.stitt I,ami n large (^uaiiutv of IiaIimo Marble,
eonrse a n d gt) no farther with
lug
the
tinest
quality
of
G
o
o
d
s
,
w
h
i
c
h
will
bt?
reHi ihe r.iUKh slate, which he Will sell very liiw
equal
any Keuiale Institutinn in ihe South.—
Wbi R o ^ m
3 OD
H 7 neck ia a meek embraea,
afterwa'dft. Ftro ti fin ^ratcni to
«h«?rv
by calling upon us to defend the writings of
r e w e d every wi-ek I'-om their manufactory in Phi- Its far#!itief for i m p a n i n g instmction aie a i n ^
Hnu-e turjiiUire in Kgvptian Marble of llie
of m i n d in his profeanons of lite
JA
.
M
c
I
W
r
m
a
n
5
00
A a light of immortal baantr
h»f beraihf a ineiul)*^ of i|f
Pit'E^aiit chun-h. q lalily can Is- had at his j ard H e flatU rs himself
I.Ldelphia. which IS under the immediate superri* It h a ; , o n e w a n d e x c i l e n t Chemical and Phi"^
Brother Campbell, or at least certain phraname.
B u t though such
Wm.Burten
50
Silently eoraiad hia face;
^hs-rt he wan licen^-d to pr»ach in Ffbrta'-y, tiiat he can now serve the puhlir on a-i arrommo- ^ sion of the Peiuor partner. ( K . D Clifton,; w h o BophicVaApparatus—tnree P.aios. KalrtofTsses pened b y h i m ; w e as a christian body
|.-iirrhaj«s
the materials of the importers, a n d pa\ •
datiiig
terms
as
any
similar
eslablishmenl
in
the
A. Morrill
50
A n d when thaanswa of asnaat
yet they cannot induce htm to
IM^i. antl wrdaitiiMi Uv K M » . W
Taimi) a u d B.
atyles, and I " . " j "
s'l'-v can be s 6 « ; stncl aiteniion to the latest-fashions,
' ••
we-i
-hireiif public l-iln>nage is siiliciled.
h a v e never acknowledged him as an infalR. Clifton
2)
Lodged in tha tiaa-topa bright.
. Buckiirr Ob Moiitiay Hit«»r
Lord'-* d a ? in
Persons not judgef i S t e w a r d ' s
dt-paruccn't u proTitU
, ^urali.ility I.f wo.-kuiaiiship
L m d Jeans a n d his langdom: " F
C L Cate
lable exponent of our faith, w e lecc^niie
«kIs. can
i n g suppli.^
exc-llect table
5!)
B e Hail, in hia aaint like b e a n ^ .
]M6
T h e wnt^-r of
»k*-lch
oi IttnkIs.
can depend
depend on
on W
being
supplied wiihSnt
without
is stsong aa d e a l i ; m a n y w a
J.C Whmy
fear of imposition or deC4»ptian nf anv kind, as the
4
REiiCLATlONS.
50
p'eAchrd his funeral
uu S^hlsaLh. li.-^ih ol
A a l a ^ bf the gita* of light.
him aa a brother in the Lord and from all
BCLLN.
BELLAi::
ikH.ds are warranted to give satisfaction, a n d they
1 Tije pupils willretir»ai S o'cl-wk.P. K ,
W B Beaver
£')
qnoich it. neither can the floods
Aujfu^l in pre)»er-ct'oi a la-ye a^r-ttahiv. vhtfr^*
Therefora. of all thepictnraa
that w e as a committee have read of his
''I'^liE Siiti-crlsTs man-jfacture and keep con
have one established price, which they strictly
and
ri
,at
a
A
M
—sn.dyu.g
m
u
hoij»
it
ciikt
Mrs. Ann E . Conner
5 0')
hi • l»t-rta\td wid»>» and son
iii.jr if.irh
That hang oa Hasioi^'a wall.
Prompted b y this a & c t i a n . b e X
su.Mlv ..n hand all sues of Ohi.rch. Fac
! here lo, except with Wholesale D e a l ^ . to w h o m and ourf hour before school in the moltin»
ritings on spiritual influences, w e consiriMra Luctnda C<>ilin«
1 Ih)
w . i h ujrtii* oth»r n:l.4tiv«-.s hreliirt-n a n d •istcrs in tory Su-anii>-i;i.l Ferry. Locoraotive, .-^hoi-l Hons,-, ] a liberal discount will be made.
All persons are
a I Ij-y wUl be disallowed lo uiak*.
• or receiv*
T h e one of tha dim old foaat
Bay to fte B « d e e m e r , 1 will not
er him as orthodox as any m a n in the land.
and
Plant.i!ii'n
IW-lis
These
Bells
are
hung
u
ith
respirtfully
invited
to
cail
and
e
i
a
m
i
n
e
our
Goods,
..
lo
p?rtie„.
„r
entertain
the
company
«f
Rolwrt
D
Janiea
5
(10
visits,
ibr ihi.rch and lrit:U(i9
SKmeth tha beat of aU.
ih.
pateni
run
y
kes
with
riori
shle
arms
They
snd
hear
our
prices,
which
are
gniater
indncere,,tl..m»n,
either
in
going
ij
.,r
froai
nor retain { n u n following after
young
T h e quotations however which yoo have
F. N W Burton. M. D
5 ftt
Bro (ijliiiure wa-truly .in h u n i W f and p.ous
ran l»e tnriied a;<e.ind s»i ihut the c.apper wiil
m.-nts for pnrcha-sers than haa ever been oftered churcn.i .r scniHil or aitheirboard.np,~.r«. and
„ thotl BOeSt I wiU gO, t i y peopl
George E Thomaa
10 lat
selected and of which y o u have formed
f.iiioWfr of Jesua Christ, and hisd, uccordioke
sinke II. B r.KW i.;ai'i- which is desirable aiter a
t-ef'-re in this city.
lances
the
permi^ion
a^d
i
^
K
i
.
a
l
» "toa
r A
Gr
For tha Tenneeeee Baftux.
in all L:'
A n d SIOJS^ without any uan)«-<. 10 23
Springs are afj«n II—tf
p^reisi, ;i nf at leas; ot.e ii>emv».r of ili Facuhr rf m y people, a n d thy troa m y u r
h m arq jainunce. aa m a n y fri. nd« a:id
i^w bell has l„en rmit a few years
your propositions to us, are in our opinion
g a P R K U B M DT T B D C B L E - S a 2.
w n be 1 •"^essary when the} shaU g-j yBt fur i».
enemies, ju^rhap-i, &.s «Tfr lalik lo rht ]oi of m a n filed m a n.w way to prevent the clapper from
objectionable, a n d w e believe is so considJnUUuf*ncer,
resting nu ihe Bi-lf. th'-reby pr-ilonging liie Hound.
Tootal
J134 oil
S K V L I G H T
D.4Ul-EKHEOTVP£S
0 0 earth
wma a fr>tnd nnd advocate ol all These Hells arc nianiifsclured from the 6»«f-u.<-k
ered b y the brotherhood generally.
Now
MO. &.
will
not
be
pennittj"d
togoto
thestons,
F o r the above 8 1 3 4 . S 0 . I have the reEOR
OXE
DOLLAR!!
tht? bene^ulcut in»>utui>oa«t of iLeiiay. ai d e>|>e
and are ca-l tn iron rasii-i^.
Al th:s Foundry
A n liiiiEtratiua of Fai
Ta a*
CbmantCM rf tha Chsrtk at Blvf I we could, with the same propriety, that y o u '
i Ai; pui|hase» will
made for tfiem urder tte
iht^e Wen-^in/ u.-»-d and are foni.d io bi^ ^ grerit
ceipt of Brother Charles A- Buckbie, AsCorner of College and U u i o u Street*.
Cia'ly atisorUd lu the Atueric&ii aud Fon-i^u bi
'^P«<"'a.5irection o:' the parent or guardian, anl
iinprnvi
iiieiil
W
"
c
i
v
e
a
writter
wa*-raiitee
t
h
.
i
t
Sfmgt.
ask ua to defend Campbell, ask yon to de- sistant Treasurer of the A m e r i c a n Bible
U G H E S B K U T H T R S b a v m g aneye-to theiI all lur..a
Lie bociciy. H o m e and Foreijfu ilts^ionft. Ia a
_ intended for Ih^ir uuse
s e must
e dfDOEitdepositmust bhe
if t^hurrh Uells break within one viar from d;ile
Dtiring the fire in a city
comfort Slid couveaienre of Iheir'patrons, ed w i t h « h e Faculty or family in w h i r l IIMT r>D S A X H B X T B B X i n — W e the t o m m i U e * of
Word, he w an rcad^- lo labor for the adviiiirttii(-ni. of (• rchase with fair usage. We will rec.i.sl withfend the writings of s o m e prominent m a n , U n i o n .
l ave lilted up an elegant suiie of rooms express-' I side, a r ^ no pnptl »lil be allowed to e s e e d fifty
h o M w a a <»csinned, in which a i
oul
ci.art-e
1
he
li.iie
of
all
i<ells
is
i
arranled
the ehtirch at Concord, received your com.
of
hi3
Moater'tf
caiiTM.'
in
ajiy
and
every
J
i
ay
that
in your ranks.
B u t doing so. w e would
Iv lor the business a n d e.lsy of access, with
_ one
e j cent^jM^ mouth fur pocket money,
Nearly M.OlKJ U-lis have been ca-st and sold from
m s a c a i n e near losing her life,
f the
th largest
'
and best consuucled Sky-Lights in !
^ rrs^ricted in atiending wnitkip •
mtmieatioa dated the 9th inst. in which
F o r t h e Revision Association,, I report a s it -vii., piif..>.ibie for m-irtal uian lo li<il.
consider that w e w^re unreasonable in onr
this Foui.dry, whii li is the hesi eridei.ce i.t tbejr
thi s country, and oiti. oui M a m m o l h Improved
^ ^ ' l a h evening, ailendedtrt
I
H » - dir-cled hl^ wife tiigiveo' hli,e.stfc-e. what- si.f>eri.irttT. W e have 13 C.ild and Silver M.-dals
sleeping in the attic.
All the
y o u say w e have defined n o positioti.
We
requeat, from the fact that w e k n o w that j Qows:
C A M E R A and everv olher fsnlitv. w e art n o w !
nu^iN-i of tie Fatuitv or faniilT in w l i i '
ever su'pl'j.. ^he might tifid at aiiv lime over aiiii award-d from the various Fairs •forthe best boils
of the h o n s e were on fire be
thought w e h a d . but if y o u think (lot, w e
, enablea to take P I C T U R E S in the highest style I
S P Clark
y o u take the Bible for your standard of i
.
W
abi.ve »h»t would
the rea' wan'.i of her- for sutioriiusnet>s and puritv of lotie " V\ e |iay
of I h e a r t , . v our old prici-s—.rrom O n e Dollar and I
U n r»^>Tii,rJinsrj occ»-i..ns, the roj* n a y W
awstened.
F r o m her room a
Willism Jordan,
particular attention togetting ' p PeaJsor Chinii-«,
will n o w state t h e m :
;
. . 5 110
faith a n d practice. A n d yon k n o w that w e !
hrll and •'oly sou. Uurin;; hi-, ;a.st ^^Jrf.•'•|tlg^. I e
the direciici, of the Fkctiliy.
and can refer lo ihiise furnished bv us Oi:r : 1 [iwards. W e solicit the p.vronage of our old i
R R Hillsmaa
dow opened tiiwards the itrcet.
5 (H)
lit. Baptiam in the B u i e of the f a t h e r .
• i-taincd hi> propiruiind—exhorted ail friends Foundri IS within a few rodsof the Hudson Rnacknowledge nor U k e n o other.
B u t things
friends a n d ihv public geurrally.
^ Aigworresjsindeore wil, l.e forlsddeit,
J P Woodson
Mrs F N
H l o h o aill be .u aitendance to I*-1
'^•ro't'cr M s i s a r o r e t i ^
.. 5 00
ftvnes burst into her room,
and rt:lativeM around him to c-ndeaviir to be pre- er Krie Cannl. h'mI U.-ii1riiads VMnnire in everv
S o n a n d the H < d y Ohoet. w h e n pr .needed
cut after the s a m e pattern are alike; yet in
diaii. ai:,; all letier- for the r-iipils mus-be "^ijwl.
David Lacey
Ihi-Ji.- ; jr:;.-.-.-st.n.iishmer.t f f ceive the ladies.
.. 5 110
' pared to meet him in heaven—gave all the iialis dirirli..n.
the w i n d o w , and stiieked for 1
eu
to
the
care
of
the
Piesident
of
thi
Facolir,
b y faith and repentaBce. t* ia ordev to the
our prtnciples and practice w e differ, w e
N
•»
5,
ISa.'i-lT
eu
to
the
care
of
the
PieBidee.i
ilsi
ir~.„lr»
tile I. • ,1 .11 ;h»- ' 'nr. ,! .--triles, n, i l-t- r.'-r uir^tjii
James Laeey
,., . . 5 0-1
I factory evidence that vraj, po!»ilile. of lulurehap
post pa'Jmany people were in the street, i
at-^orlm'tit rtf iSriU, order* can be tilled with gl>': t
w n i a k m oi b b .
W e affirm yim d e a y .
David Hart
. 5 00
' pine»!.. In hi.-, laatl uimmiutii he apparently f»ll di-|i:>tch. \Ve ca. reler lo lii-lls in aay ol the
AftEKCV.i
'•ill not be permitted to gDtf tie post-.
therefore are not, cannot both be right
no ladder that would reach heW Mitchnni
Z d . T h e %sirit of G o d c p ^ r a t n , {B COQ. . & (K)
I a-leep or died away -everal time.s, when hl»wife States O M liell-tsken in exchange for new ones.
i office, norm any other wst torenive W u « s , cl-l
B
u
t
y
o
a
say
you
are
right,
that
the
Baptist
R
Hillstian
L*-vels.
I
onipas.ses.
<
f
c
c
constantly
on
hand
A
d
a bed w a s procured, and fon
J
O
H
N
J
.
J
A
C
K
S
O
N
A
C
O
.
.
. . 5 0(1
obj*rv,-d the motion of hia bauds. Ac a?, if mak
Tersion a n d nBCtificatian, through ntading.
I cept bj the hands of the President oi eiime mcsih
A . M E N K K L Y - S S<iNS.
r
J .
,,
j ^"•roi he Facultv. and all leiu-rswriit^nbytLm
JMHa-t---chnreh is anthorijed b y the scriptures; w e '
Colleetori,
and , i„
.. 5 00
lug efforts to prUMi the Lord, aud by lixiening dreiis.
seieed it. one at each comer, an.
preaching a n d o r e a k t i n g t2t« trutk.
Wa
Jjattd Aytnls,
(. olleciors, and Exchange
| must pan^ throuth the hands of the faculty tsThomas L Harris
.. 5 no
clo«e, could hear him b*y. "kafe—^avt-d.'* 4c.,
July 2. "a.'l-ly
Dealert,
eay
y
o
a
are
b
y
the
scriptures
aa
unauthorder the w i n d o w .
T h e v told
Dealrrt,
l the posi tiSce—not tor
but fur cuDTOiaffirm.
lt>»»
Trof.
A
V'
J H Hillsman
. . S 00
Helena. Arkansas.
i ence and^afoty.
and he wi.uld again appear Ui wake up. »hen ized b o d y .
Will y o n meet us a n d let us
opon the bed, and they wonld
3 d . I I O M Baptist CHOREH a a t h o i u a d b y
E Caliins
. . 5 oo
in-,,
. ,
, .
i ^ Kv-eiT stintion will he paid to the beaUk
e o m { » r e your principles and practice with
.he would ask him how he ftli. he would fay.-O T i l t .4 B H A I I . 4 i ' n i r
C'OVEiXA»T.
in the meacliine the temes I
theS^ptmat
Y e a affirm, w a daiiy.
• approved by the Board J
1 thoi-ghtl waKin Heav«a." Ue finally fell aN O O H O I T N D KoR INF.^NT B A P T I S M
the good old standard, the Bible, y o n will
1 I
V"/"""
relative to and c"ini.rt of ethe
pupils,
and in cases of .,cfc,
Toul
young w o m a n oat of the windo
4ih. l a t & a p n e t i e e t h a t p r s T a i b a w a B g i t
i65 Wl
provided
gTai4S
Ihe
Landed
inler,-st
of
the
Sute,
will
at
'
ness
medical
seme.-aprii^ive,
ali^p in the arms of Jesus. In his di-ath. ihe
arv. MAr QiLt.SMAS. rorroa or TBS aAmrr I kansas Land Script—the paving of Taxe- and re
B BUlit.. .Vec. Baa'd
Tnitca.
not; it seems to us y o n dare not.
Uence.
This report m a y be inacurate in some
w a s clinging to A e windnw-sill.'' I
the BaptiaU in tha United atatee, o T ^ y .
to the
l.K-alionLai.ds—and
of U n d Wa.rranis
and Ar TrU5le««iriU bepmvidcd graloa
i lea.d
deeming
fi.rfeiied
make Oollecuons
Pontot*. Ar.gu«i. 'ST—e«.pt lit 'JT tf
' chinch ha- lo-t a m >sl Wurthy tm-mWr. Ihe m m
a^"""-"-*. Tt-XS.
this evading the points of issue- N o w
»uy (lan of lhe:-liUeo( Ar.iui.sus,
' f A e brethren will reflect
beiow cry otrt to her to drop, a B d |
i n g for B o i i n M z a to get leligion. I'athoi^
isterial raiika a faiihful luiniater. hia wife a kind
" Rnteir nj an Essay on BajJtum by
axTEa TO
ask in the ibrm of a pn^>osition.
Bethel Ili^b School.
catch her. S h e fears, but they f
isMl b y the Bible?
T o u affirm, w a d e n y .
and loving bi.ahaud his only m u an aff-ctiiinaie
Rtig'.eton.
T h e pre-1
' " " ' ' T " " d confusion of business,
Hon. Tho. B Han lev.
( ,, ,
PHE
rsd*uiir year of this ?f»sli:ution, I
John
C.
Palmer,
Esq
.
j
Helena,
Ark.
father, and the commuuiiv a vood citiai-u
May f^bli^hi^ fo* the Ti^nneKse^; PubUcation Society,
Uiey csn bold her. S h e condo
T o a ask oa to e n d o n e A . C a a p M l . or
brt< ng ten monihs. will coamtence oe Ihs *
Tailing practice of the ^ p t i s t of the U n i - , w h i c h ,
most of the money
Col Gm VI. Unndornill, Crittenden Co.. Ark First M. iday in OcuJjtr next.
the Lord help all mankind both lo iivt. snd die ,
>aL»<ni
them, and the next m o m e n t is i
wriia oar viewa aa«I jnbiiah t h e m » t ^
tad S u t e a of calling ainoera to the Doani- j ^ ^
be satisSed.
I thought
T a w i e o r k has appi ndeil to it a Chapter selectHon E W M King.
> .,
,
like our beloved Bro. Uilinore.
•The s| icious buildings will then be rnmpl*<i
e
d
f
p
W
n
the
Works
of
J
o
h
n
Millsin.the
Kiet
T
h
«
Col J no W Lumpkin. \ Memphia, Tenn.
t n bcDch. a s d th«r« teach them that they I credited every m a n at the U m e he psid,
w o r U . thia is aareaannahW. aa tte prapoaiwhich t ,iid npin an eminence and lawn
T h e sinner is in imminent i
By order of the Church.
i KrtTfor. in hia P n face to the nr>>sent edition. t l u «
Nov 5, ls53-if
twm act 1- The rooms are ample and wdi
6 a o » a n atrietly Biblical. W a will a t a t
a o s t p r a y for th* remiaaioo of ain thut but apon counting the m o n e y , I found
K W i u u M S , Moderator.
alludes to the extracts from lhe iiimivrr«< P t H :
iti^.
Says the PaaJmUt: - a i
I Dished
The main Suildin(t is eighty feet
I
T o invest this publication with increased inO R. Utsrar. Clerk.
y o B a a d diaeaaa them aa each, a a d pabiiah
G o d haa proBiiatd it to them, a a d that they f l O
above what the n a m e s called for.
1. U . i n O R T O N ,
y , and or storMx hijjh. Every thin* wjfi I f c ^
^ d i t «it them in slippery jJa
ten-st, w e have added a chapter upon the same
done tc cnder the place attractive and hcsi^
t h e m to tha wcrid. aec«R&Bg to tba MattDCALXa IS
n a y c z p M t it b t f o n baptism.
A n d that Thia I placed to the A m e r i c a n Bible U n i o n ,
suhject, from the long m ^ r ^ t t t d work of the Poet
cmitedft fiictn down into d e n n e d
n i r s . niarjr A n n L a n c o a l r r .
like.
Milion. entitled, •• A Treatise on Christian l)ocFnrallnre a n d Ptanoa,
a e a t a ia oar fint Itttec.
before y o a can or will baptite them they
All of which is respectfuHv submitted.
The rt «ipline will be prompt ret panst^.aal
a n A e y brtmght to dewlatioa. i
rrine. " which is.in fact, a complete work on TheWI.SDOW tiUADiB, Looaiito Glsmcs, U a r r a x B B * c , the con
of iiistrucuon thomufh GseaiaLSeSW a wiah y o a to aaewer aa b y Saturday
B o a t girt y o a evidence safficieot to conIt w » supptensed furnearly two hundred
Died, of Pulmonary Consumption, st her rcsi ology
C . C . C o B S M . Vol. A g X
maA."
G o d says of l i e w i l
be
raid
to
the
morals
of
the
-'pnpila.'—
U
N
I
O
N
S
T
.
,
N
A
S
H
\
n
L
L
E
t
U
o
n
w
,
;
dene* in Carroll county. Miss , Mrs UaaT Asa years, hecau» of Its strong Baplittic trHtia^eaiit I
b a f a a tha foaitk B a a d a y ia U a y atxt.
vinee yoa that G o d far Christ take, has
W e s t T . B Society.
i r r All kinds of Furniture m a d e lo order or R * : T h e P n
toot t h a n «Bde in dae fiiM-'
ipal and hisassocwtes bomcMperraseT h e edition from w h i c h w e m a k e these extracts,
L*.*CAsTia. in the S-'^th year of her sge.
pairi-d at the shortest notice, a n d v a r r a n t n l
; ed t « f h ^ . are ptrparrd to sivt tl
their puniisf
pankjoed their ahw. is snch a proeednte
is the fiv.t w r have seen in this counlrv. a n d
Q u x v Wt^t,
" w h e n they err. peace aad i a «
Jsn I. K V U t f
thomuf'^ Engli-h or ClassicaledsruioL'
8i«t*r Lancaster was bom. reared, and ma.-ried edited by K o h n . "
l. 'Ihsrs
Ihe
5 . W . lleSttfr.
will
b<.
^
Pnmaiy
Depamneot
tat
suell
hey*
detfmetiaa cojneth npon (hean
authoriaed b y the Bible. i« it u u g h t therein Alabama
She w u married tu Aaron Lancaa
The work compriiies 119 page*. Iwmutifully
( D b i t n a r U s .
taught tur an ez|4-heno-d teacher aiidiT tar saKaibax PABrau
Nashville S l a r M e W o r k s .
the unpcBiifnt anner » thi« D M
in, either b y precept or example.
Toaafter in ths iSih year of her age and movid with
' " " ''n
pervisinu of the Pnncipal.
Momimnu,
Tomit, Qravt Sumet.
XjntUa,
him to this State, her husband has b w o de»d !
fira, w « d e n y .
W « w k yoo to meet oa io
perdidaD, Christ aritts U m W
Tnition will be from t>0 to t30. aenadiBg a
April SStb. 1 M 3 .
the cla^ entered ijer session
^utthreeyears. 8is,er L a n c a s t r p : : X « d t ' ' ^ ^ T i e / T f
nrs. n a r u Lonlaa W U k e s .
and all kiitdt of Bvui*
Work.
a fiicBdJy a a d Chriatian like m a n n e r , a a d
^
b a aaved.
T h e awateied "
Boaidic^ may be serured in gncid fimiHas kr
Iigion twenty years since, and has lived a strictly fiense; t^leper h u n d ^ . mot maUable.J T e n a *
r p HI HEE subscriber o l S m to the eitiaens of Haahe o m p M this practice which preraOs a m o n g
himi»lf u> be ia a most psriSm
t S perWvek. enry thing furnished. T'^ftjab- of poerpetal coBvuUioD*. resalUng ia
religious life, but waa not baptised until last'*'"'"—accompanying the order
M . 6. .
I
»ille and Ticinitv.ail k;ndsrfMar5e"made
made
in the latest style as low as cun be bouiht in aai p U will receive ij'uiti a number of hsbdets irts
y o a with the pattern with all jta pages if peialysia. at the residence of her husband, T . U .
He M
that h e b M h n i C B ^
summer by the writer of this s lide into the R e a a ® " " * f ® ' B e c o n i B I K n
Baptist.
n tit Sodtty at Comeori, ffiStom eo€Mtf.
•
"It's
s
.O
I of theeastfni"cities,
and _-11
•wiii"winiat®OTr
w o J3 his family.
Baptist church of Christ at Pleasant Prospect !
^ ^ L. SLACK./ONWRIJ « , OIA ScAool
y o a like, a n d see if y o a i a n . find chapter Wilkes, in Eatonton, Pmnsm county, Georgia,
is ander coodei&xii&o&f
Fur fu.ther particulaia, address the iTiacifa^
give
saiiafactios.
If
oor
citizet.a
will
feror
oa
D a w F a m n a : — W e rcMiv'cd T o s n oC
Mrs. Uaai* Loria* W i u u , in the 34ih yew of
B. T BLEV. m .
Carroll county, M u a . She w „ confined to he^
, ,
or r e n e , anthoriiiog y o a to porsoe such a
moaeBt.'tofiiHintDheH.
I i
with a call, on the cemer of tspring and Summer
K J i A p i S r a whiefa y o n m a k e another afher age. having been a regular and eoasisteat
Riwllvilk,!;. j
six months previous u. her death. , have seen ^
^L^uTatr^^J?.
y^f
«reets, we will be glad to give them onr pricea of
c o a n e ia t e a d u n g the Chriatian religion to nemberof the Bsptist Church a i x u n years.
w o a U B , -trboae c a v i M i B n ^
Ros^lville,
August
SO.
IhS-t-if
W e hope to hp pstrooC a n t a ^ e S s a y o a r p a i i t w n ; Aili j m r
many persons sick, hut I never saw any jierson , lhe work.
'
J- oi different kinds of work
• dying workL
W e insist on it, w e greatH n B e r e t i H for b ^ " L o r f t i
iied at home, if wc will do our work ss good snd
The Mbjeetof this notice hsd UMD emphaiicalr t a g * » matifaeai. 5 o « tf y o a R a l l y
[ endure sickness and pain like Sister LancasUr. ,,
10 c*nts per single copy, and sen I as c h e ^ aa it can be done elsewhere.
ly d e d r e to iaTeatigat^ thia matter with ly a child of aiBiction for many years; but it ia I She told me often that sh- was perfectly resigned ' ^
ish.**
« M , -Bifiewi
wa.>Laui.z
A
m
axzaii.
Post^e
at
our
eXMnse;
oue
dollar
per
wish to dbcaaa the m ^ b a n of dil&renee
. . .the
I , . -will
M l of the Lord.
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for one dollar, sent by mail—
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C a n y o a n o w aay, that unlesa w e helicTed DO one erer cBdnied multiplied, diiersi- I .t«
She requested
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between aa, j m t aiake b i r i M e .
O"'' ejcpenae; eeren dollars per hun
fiad and long protracted sfiictiona with more pa- to pray to the Lord to take heraway and let her | 3«^-_<noi mailable
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S. E. Coi.<cia or Casara-r ASH
will d e & n d C a m p b e D . there is n o getting
'' ' Terras. Cash—accompany1st. A S r a i . aa U r . C a i ^ ^ ioa, that
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tiaaee and fortitude, nor maintained more njua
be at rest. She continued to rejoice in hope of a i
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P I l l L A URasttoo*ClBrk-s'
ELl'UIA.
For sail! bi
ataa.
T o n most certainly-^wil] n o L
We
Bimity of mind, or cheerfalnesa of spirit. The I hlessed immortaliiy
beyond tli«
the'grave, u n ^ the
" W ^ h w M i • ! ! w h o eome'BBttf^l
^ C U i r k s Repaired and V v m t a i lortalitv »K.»i.r.,l
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E S 4 S H A N K L A h ' D , Sasbrille. Ten.
The imfKirtant cures efl-cted br g>ia media D the power that one spiiit c a n a x e n over
Aui;. fi, lr(33.
will U k e y o a a p on y o u r fifth proposition if elemenu of her moral charactrr cooaiated of pity
cine in cases of ConaompUoa. Scrofula, Clm>aif Trimmtif:.s for sale—alto. GESzast S a t t i — ^
above Slated Ume when ahe fell asleep in the
aaother, ia laaral power, a a d t h k moral
H e i i t o i d l o TCstBie ec I n M
I Pneumonia, snd Plurisy. and I'hrooic tthmmar for A d a u W a i i s m Happ's Srjentific . atcat T m
y o a m e a n that there ia no possibility of to tha poor, sympathy wjth the afflicted, kindnass arms of Jesus without a straggle.
p o s n r araat alwaya ba clothed in worda,
1 tiaio, have
only richly merited, hut received
i "Wly.
ILibestatea.
He
O O U l PEN
apcataey. W e » a i affirm that m a n can aad hospitality to all clasaas of mankind; bnt
tb» attention of some of thi first pBysieians of For the United States, Wbulrsalc and ReiaU.
JoBM C. Hotaax.
A r — a a d ibat a & tha power of the spirit b
u e t M g r e a t l o he p i
while
sh-i
was
kind
and
courteous
to
all,
sh«
mad*
this
jwintry,
who
have
used
the
article
in
their
•foataiixe. a a d that the ecriptares teach of
Carroll eo . Miss , Jan. 3Ist, lB5t
Gold atd Silver Pencils. Pen Holders,SfS*^ a and Mur^^t
Oils, KathaHon, Tricopherus!
i a t b a a r g a m « n t a f llw
T h k w a will
regular practice with signal sjcces*. For sale bv cles ard I'sueT (mods is m a t variety.
thu C h n i t M n a
bat few confidenu or botuoi friends. Her reliThe South Western Baptist will please copy.
4c 4c for the Hair. For sale by
there being great danger; w e will deny
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daay.
tea,
-Hi«y»it«na4iltti|
Drenrist aiid Apotlu^ary.
H R. SOOtTSI.
that the a e r i p t o m teach total depravi- It waa delightfnl (uo daabt,to the aogels of Ood)
S d . Affirsi. tkat baptiaai ii the law of
>•> Wi*t c a e t A o t . "
Feeing J
North side of the Public Sq^iare, 3 doors west
CiTK
H O T E L .
W I L L I A M
L.
D E N J J I S .
ty. W e k n o w from seriptare, that m a n is ta witaeM the exereisca of hat luadar babes
E L P I T H.VtJFF-flow
2 bbb,
of the NaahriUe Inn.
pardon ia eownexwai with
aad i a p »
KAST SIDE OF T H E PDiiUC
AttArney at L a w ,
he g n m i n g w m a e a a l a
a depratnd being, bat pot toully deprarts! ansaod har knees, aad oo thaira, srhlla aha Unght
received and for sale bv
A O E S M R FOR D T S I L I I T S F T T S I T I W I C I I E S
XasivUle,
Tmaesnt.
O m c a , Ko. 33, 8OCT« FIFTH 3T., B s m w Oafsnrer.
taaee; that Ike TOtw a f tha U a o d of Chiiat
Aug ' n
• o ^
w a j ofaatririHBiN
H O StXITTO,
X X Shorjlder Braces. Inhaling Tubes, Abdom '
-cooTersion.
T h e ^ i r i t o p e r a t e a t h r o a g h tham (IB the sbaeaca of her haahsnd) their retaS A M U E L
M.
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Minaaten4t«lkawaw^m4
thmfow.
in.ll Supportera, and hia ezeedant work apon the'
tioas to God aad eternity, asd the iupartaizca at
Oct
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T T T E R O ABDOMINAL SUPP0RTE8S-Dr.
• W i l l OTT readers aotiee thia dsdaration-that
prevenuoa and core of Coiis<aB]»ioB, ia at the
rsI%ioa in youth. Often has she had them bathBona bat
b a p t w a l a x * joatifad a a d
I 1CM
•lahaU aa jiwM
J I U . Banning,. Dr^^Fitche-s, and oti>er«,pro»Drug a n d Chemieal store of
the Caniphrllirm at Coticord do sot arkMwI«L.e
ed ia laan, whiia luteDmg io her heavenly
I J f i J ' kkOOLLEEl U
i JM O k K O C K O I L . — T h e sub^cib E D K ^ .
For
H . O ST. O F F E ,
naetifiad.
A-eS^
R O RCnvin.
^
I aas sssiTad ta t ^
KR I O O O C K 4 B B T A V K P S I S B S A W A I
U r C a m p M aatke
of jisir Tis*»JUfor
this
valuable
natural
remeJ
L
is
ait»ot
stractiooa.
>Bii(lati7mar;tH
Si.
WawflaB^ikMifamianibiRi.
,Dforthec!:reofCoiirf>».Coldas——
PampKleta
I K D O W cT . C O
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O a t h s s A s n s e a pmsiiing (he aMsaiaf the
I tsnttbteveffia^
^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ to a - w e d ^ i U e . T h « e W k < m h m r ^ u q a ^ t T ' ^ S X
caa be had grati
(ratisar
7 X 3 t o 3 6 X 4 6 . forasla hi
lliea ia many
-4.ly oftkeXsctfcsaciaaa.
A-oftt
H a
aoovtL
a e f/BOfUtstate two propositions, which y o u say con-
Tba lata Xdgsr Poa, triinriiig to ••PietBcaa at
Memoiy," ana of 3 C u Cin7'a aarii« potna,
aaja that in aU tha higiiar elaii«t« of poaCT—in
'U
matter.
penerer- 5 0 U g a v e to us from the writings of Broth
T l i S gives u
affirmatiTes and j o n oiily two.
ffisaenliatl
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Tluan^unt t i n m o G O i n T B
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tlM tfaoosfau at M a >ad MMfit
T o drriBo a rmwdyt
Ood'» b l « t Tolrai n m t an/old {t.
iMpintion hidiforetoldit.
i
View Qdgotka—tbea beliald it-^
Cbiist tho rigfatson "diad fer meP*
in this
W e h a v e before stated, that the quotations
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GESIffr D I E D rofi E S . .
¥t T. C. T.
t m t h belierer. in t h ^ w e ' m a y " a p * e , '
4th. W « v m •ffinn. that t i m e » sntiior- if so, there will b e n o cause for requesting
stitute the foundation
of M r .
Campbell's
K n o w i n g there has been some dissatis-
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