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4. ] ^iMU* GiuAar Ghriatfi •
M Itp w i t o
tha
artid» heugltt tlw IbrmorGodthoaght ittlot
iiiiiiwii M i m a Mlfw (a^ i t in the v e e ^ di8etWB0B,1imd h u v ^ i e a T o b b ^ to be eqoal with God; B«t
Hiitrniwrii
in^luirwe e^f t ^ i i ^ biHh
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r ^ t a ^ n and
• e v ^ anoe, he haa two ooii^piiwta to
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way^
and
dtMipft
upon him the fbftn o f ^ serriot, atid iras
ta
aad «MMta aB (h* iMinaiptfitt «( make-:
aottt lioir body, bat m t m botUT It and ferv6My«(^li^Miigioiis^iii; and
1. Some who oftpoie m j Tiewa hare made iii tiie IDprnefls of mn^ ;' And being
CMrt, ksTiag tie w e wspdhaU
M
^
gtft
of < M and eternal life. AH v e
^ ^
•Bmo, aad finfimiw f t Um Gfanflk ^ J<
amo(»8tnied aad tortured them. Thi^ found in fiahion pa a. maB, ht^kuml^d
and b e o a ^ obedient onto d ^ t h , wl^ i m thin biegottehiagiiin ari^ the fhiita Wtmj msB at* nwvii h^ mtf wfini t»
mIcb, u d iadtpoini of an pOm, a t f a o ^ if iotaitkNial, jMwa^ita them ia an nnen
of C}hriat*B aoal, whiehf h«
BO I»w8iTwlB Boa bvt Ghrtet^atti (Htb- Ytthie lij^t, and nerTes to eonibae honest eren the death of the croiBS.** PhiLii. of Hia
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The following to his volantwy obedifit
extended
aiguaents.
t. Urn "IrfBi*! Biq^par" ia • paiitiT« u d to 2. Some
have nsed
hard sayings, sach
the
oonceita
of
eo(^k«iaatiDid
ardbhertare^
not
t
h
b
alao
a
rirra^ef
la
it
m<m
tttjm
ence
:
"My
meat
is
to
do
the
will
of
him
fe
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oidliiMwii to be obMrrvd only as ^teresy barely pardonable,** "reprethe
aweet
atnUtm
^
operatio
miuio,
the
ierkras
to
sfyei^
of
th'e
sailbrfnga
and
that
sent
me,
and
to
finish
his
work**
d , when ^ oor d a a i r i w t ^ n l d ^ ^ i b a t
lijftCkazeiiaf Clirist
hen^le,** " domsy performance,** etc.
cKfttSif^mtt H »<Mt of (SrUiM >Ubm% or Sach e x p r ^ o n s add nothing to the Johniv. S4. " F o r I came down from d e i ^ o f the elder brother titan of the luxorj of a hoaae compleie in all ite the noble end of
f o ^ ffisUr^
f — f f l flwllin, of OB* MBonraiout toward ^gnity and strength of high-toned, honor- heaven not to da mine own will, but the death of all the younger ones to the end ftppointmenta, aU- in tha'-aame and-i^ tawinaoubtoChariyitl
«aotiwr, aa PedobaptiaU •rnnHonalj t8ao]^ bui
will of him that sent me.** John vL 38; of time t albeit not one of them shal the g^oryof God^ it weK raoagh for A a ^ e p paatory ladadaad t i m t » deonly to ihoir tarih Oiriat's dmtk tin iw eamei able discnssioD, and I heartily con^mn
perish; bat all having continaoas, eteraa tiiem to remember that the Proteatant svote a i a ^ p a r t
rf
titoir
ftttits*^
•gkin.; aad beiag a iHmnk aet, H becoHTes, inei-them. My waitings are before the pub- These are passages selected from many lifei
>oor
of
C
h
t
c
^
o
are
l
a
p
^
g
into
unbelief
to
Foreign
MisupitiL
I
b
^
i
n
tQ Jsel
bearing
upon
the
propositions,
and,
to
denUUj, a ^ b o l of Ovc* nUwacly/ eon- lic, in wMch no such reflections occur,
and
darlmeas,
because
with
the
exeepThese
aaggestions
may
be
matured
and
alarmed
at
the
indifference
c
i
iWa
MffBaady, only thoao olraxeiiea oan nartidpate except as they are quotatious from those my mind, beyond all controversy sustain
ion
of
the
few
Mission
ohurohea
there
b
ia tUa ordinaace Uiat agne in &itli and pta»- who have chosen to employ them against them. In them we are taught prior ex- elft^'rated at some future time.
Baptbts on t h b abject. Th^aiill^OO
uo place in the house of God for them; Baptists ia Texas to-day wha afe aa ^ l a
tim. The memben of one draTeb (Uioagh of me, and even in this it, perhaps, bad b ^ n istence, personality, voluntary action in
Uie aam*ftutbaad c^er) eaa. come to the eomand that while the few of the pampered to give llOO asoar y o u i ^ b r r t l u w 13iia
- WATOH AHD PBAT.
assuming humanity, and voluntary obenonion of anotlier only by an aet of eomte^ better to have turned the other cheek.
classes are building theological show State ought to staad side b j side i#ith
Brethren,
we
are
called
to
labor
y
and not by r^A/,foreaeb dmreh ia indopandoBt, Of the qHeation itself, in this final dience.
la oar.blessed Master's name—
boxes, and are giving to religion that tri- Viigmia aad Geoigia in Uib..gloHoDa
4. Identically the same one, who had
beiag made the gvar^Ban of the piuii^ of the article, I have still a few things to say.
Galled the precioos seed to soatter,
bute which hypocrisy paya to viirtae, they wmrk.- W e o a g h t b y all me»na to jead
•Bcrod feaat, ia inveated with the anthwitj to 1. Mach confusion and misunderstand- prior existence, distinct personality, and
Fearless of reproach or shame.
are, from their neglect of the souls and 15OO0 to the Sottthera Oonve^kui. tnMay
diaeipline those whose relationahip ordinarily ing has grown out of what b meant by who came into tue world and took upon
bodies whom Gk>d haa given us to care next I confess that I have 1>eea aa
^Tea the right.
Bee,
tha
fields
are
white
to
harvest,
death. If it means eternal sleep, of course him the form of a servant, is the one who
Still
the
laborers
are
few;
tor, sowing the seeds of infidelity and pained at the destitution in Texya, and
6. Christian Baptism is the immenion of a the divinity did not partijcipate. Nor, by performed miracles—was baptized, transJesas
call
on
you,
my
brothrea.
beHarer ia water by a qiuHfied administoator,
disorder, which will, in due time, bear so snblimely intent on maldngv Texas a
Something in bis name to do.
in iha Bjuu of the Trini^, ia r^rmMtstion of such a theory, did the bamanity, for the figured, was tried, condemned, and crucitheir natural fruit. No mau who labors great B a p ^ State, that for twea^4hrea
the borial aad reamrection of Christ, and pro- }ody of Christ was in the grave but fied. He laid down his life, and he took
with his hands wilt find a place in Grace rears I have seldom looked beyond her
Look aroand yon—sonls ara living
fesnon of a dttth to lin, onion with Christ, and three days. If death means a state of it again. To my mind, no man can sepachurch.
We do not say that such would lorders. But as good s o l d i ^ , wa murt
Heedless
of
the
coming
day,
eonseeration to his serriee. &u mode only, spiritual unconsciousness until the final rate Christ's sufiurings, for his people,
When
the
things
of
timeahali
vanish,
be turned away from its door. A poor not, we dare not^ disregard tW last
tiun£are, ean answer this daaign, and the pro- resurrection, of course Christ's divinity from hb divinity, without doing violence
And forerer pass away.
womaa, the child of toil, who had given marching orders of the fipreat Cj||^biunfession of baptism cannot be made by eMUna, did not participate. Nor can it be shown to the Scriptures. The subject is too
except '^t&eehUdrmqf Qadby Finii:' Matt, iii:
six days of the week to her task, might, Qeneral of onr salvation, " Go ye i n t o
Why not tell them of the Savior,
profound for analysb, for human reason,
IS and xxtuL- IT; Mark xrh 16; John iii: 2, 3; :hat his body died in t h b sense.
if the sexton b not a boor and a bully, all the world and preach the g o i ^ l to
Who was nailed apon the tree,
AetaTiir to the close; &aB.Ti:^6; GoLii: 12;
2. Since it is so difficult for brethren to for metaphysics and psychology. I,
T^t, by Usting death for sinners,
indacoraer in which her humble rai- every creature." Go^t haa bkaaed ua
SaL iii: 3«>, §7.
comprehend what death really is, and therefore, write three special miracles in
' They might be from death set free ? ment would not be brought into too bold aboudantly. .He haa nialt^ilmdaatwentyBozTing in water of one dead to sin Is the low the divinity could participate in the history of onr Lord Jesus:
relief by contrast with the gewgawry of I five fold in the iaat ti^ty4hTe6i yaara,
Tell the worldling and the oareless
oiriy action; aince the borial of a dead man is it, I might, legitimately, claim that the
1. His birth or incarnation.
her richer sister; but she would not be bnt he will frown upon onr ^UaobecKenoe.
Of yoar Savior's iMandlm love;
the only "likeness" or representation of death
2.
His
death.
original
proposition
does
not
require
me
Tell the outcast and the wanderer
welcome twice. She has not $2,150 for
in the warid, for it is called fie Hkeness of death.
My venerable father a l w ^ I S ^ aa
to a s s ^ that Christ's divinity partici
3. His resurrection.
j
Of a home with ChristaboTC.
SIX UCFOB7AST PXZXCIPUS.
seat; she has never practiced child
n t ^ t ^ h in order to show,that
L Tie Biii^ and the SUtt ahme^ tmalloyed
Human reason can comprehend e»e as
murder as a trade, hence even $400 are nselcsB, hia b ^ h i y e s t h f t t o ^ e
' Let the lore of Christ coastratnybu
irith hoaaa dsrica «r tridtBow, li, and erer did participate in saflferings which pro- easily ^ another of these miracles, and
To piofllaiB^the iegrfial faand
wantih;^fand as xBa g w p ^ i a f h e t f e ^ a ^ honey than they o^OMAftd. i k i ^ fiBir
has beet, the religiaa of Baptists.
duced the death of his humanity. Still can comprehend neither.
Of salration for the gnilty,
is expensive, she mast be tnraed off to my heavvary^^her wiU Bot sfqm Aoa*
2. Fnitin laws (as baptism and the sobjeets ,Ms would be death
Janderatand i t : "And without controversy, great is
And a ransom for tha iMund.
make i ^ m for the glittering one who can churfchea that live w ^ I ^ j ^ r t t t ^ w d i ^
at baptism, ete.]#re not left to be v^trrti, bat
pay. W h a t we say of Grace church b Bat I have great a>nfidenoe in ^^Bxaa
Ask your Lord for grace to labor; .
•B sB OMca reqtdre padSM and plain commands,that is, the sufferings were such fu to the mystery of godliness. God was manjrpdnce a diuolution of the spiritual and ifest in the flesh, justified in the Spirit,
trae of ^ l&e estabUshments in Chicago Baptbts. I devoutly pray that ere long
Ue will gire yon all yon need;
or cBsqpbt.
Seek the Spirit's help and goidance,
Z. To diride the positiTo reqniremeats of eofporealy the very thing which did occur, seen of angeb, preached unto the Genand throughout the whole country. In their hearts and purses may be open to
Earnestly wUh souls to plead.
OtaziBtinta n " — s m i niisfkifi, lnUnh tlilf according to the Scriptures, and which tiles, believed on in the world, received
them a ( ^ r t ^ number of lawyers, doc- every good work.
how fitr Chriat is to be abeyedr and ia what ndther theory under discussion denies.
Let me suggest, in conclaaion:
tors, politicians, editors, speculators, and
Let your seed by prayer be watered,
prt^?** we may safely disobey him. Bnt to This is the view I take of the death of up into glory."—1 Tim. iii. 16.
1. That our dear brethra:^ atibmnly
sometimes abortionbts, meet to loll away
Ere you streW it o'er the gronnd;
In closing thb article it b due to myself
rafose Ut obey one of the least of his positire man; but God, for man, takes care of
devote,
one-tenth of all t h ^ n a i n to
With your Father's bletsiogoa it.
an hour and a half of each Sunday, on
reqoirementa or to teach others so, inTolres one
and to the public to say that if I had the dbboth soul and body, while Christ " had
It shall yet with fruit abound.
luxuriotisly cushioned seats, Ibtening to God anid hb church.
ia the gnilt sf riolating aU.
cussion to go over agun I would carefully
power
to
lay
down
his
life
and
power
to
2. That every chnndt in T q w daring
words which may be comforting to hear,
4. Brvry positiTo law, ordinance, or practice
. While our Lord delays his coming,
avoid some words which were employed
ia the Ghoroh, not ex^reufy nii—msdrd or ezam- take it again." Bat opponents seize upon in my writings, concerning Christ's asDo not idle time away;
but which have but infiaitessimal effect the month of April i^xt, Ulke iqi^ ai^ieeial
fiM, It pttitMgMiiJdin, met tkt ^afea&m the idea of nonentity, non-existence, and
Ob, my brethren, be not weary,
in the coatrol of the every day Ufe. In collection for Foreign Miaaiona.
sumption of humanity, and simply speak
mt tkmg it Oa proUiUim q/ nay atitr. These
Now's the time to Work and Pray.
of deathly helplessness, and exclaim,
3. Let aa many ohurehea aa powble
all of them, the men who labor, no matara all homan inTentions and traditions, m in- Who was Regent when God was dead! of it as his miraculous incarnation, for
nuM
#100 and send their paatora to the
ter
at
what,
nor
how
fiuthfully
and
iutelNot one that reads this bnt can gire
all attempts to use explanatory words
fant baptism, sprinkling, pouring, etc., now praoThis
is
as
irreverent
as
it
is
illegitimate.
ticnd for religions rites, for which no scriptural
but serve to confuse honest readers and away one package (twenty-five cents) ligibly, are practically forbiddea as if an Southern Convention in LouuTUle. That
But
if
brethren
will
look
at
it
thus,
I
warrant can bn fbnnd, and art, iha^ore, ii^fitl
give opponents a chance to quibble. So, and sell three more (seventy-five cents), angel with a flaming sword stood at the will no doubt be one of tha moat impori. Christ gaTe no
ioeiety or efcnreh the cannot hdp i t I can only say that the also, I would make no attempt to define thereby constituting himself or herself an entrance. And thb in all our cities b tant meetinga erer held by Baptii^ on
the anthority to trtjfie with the . ordinaace or theory which I have presented to the
annual member of the Tract Society, and the curse of Protestantism which once thbcontieent. Myheartlongatobe^ere,
arganiiation li his Ginrch or K"npiliiiii as to public preeentf no such monstrous se- death, farther than to regard it as a disregenerated the worid; and what is worse, but I fear I shall aever again get beyond
make or ahaage his laws, and snbstitnte one quences. I propose now to present solution of the spiritual and corporeal, thas sow seed, precious.seed, with prayer
thingfiuranother. To sorreader what he has several distinct propositions, which I and always r ^ a r d it in application to aad hope for its fruitage. How many, thb practical denial of the essence of the the limits of my beloved Texaa.
aataWished, is trcacUrjf—to change them,trea8on.
Christ, as miraculous, as I do his iucama- O, how many professed Christians never gospel taught by Him who had not Waco Uidversi^, lexM, Feb. 10^ 1870.
think
bear
upon
the
great
question
6. Principles can neither be eonetdtd aor eomtion. 1 can as easily comprehend how a do anything but profess and join the where to lay H b head, b malting its way
before us.
God could die, as how he could be bom church—and that's the last they do. into the villages and raral districts so
six laroaTJjiT pacts.
1. The Scriptures represent Christ as as a child; and men had just as well de- They feel that all responsibility and all rapidly and to sach an extent that thou
L AU tekalartj aiUtt and leaeogn^htn, of any
art.
having existence before assuming humian- ny one as the other. I would also use their doiag b at an end, and they them sands of good men are looking upon the
Taa-Zaapmrtwaate W i d o w .
aot^ marnmoutlg declare that
primary (that
fa, lest) and Uadus signification of '^Baptixo," ity. " And did all eat of that spiritual the word Godhood iu preference to God selves safely shipped for heaven! Such final triumph of the Protestaut cause as Dr. Onthrie, in his discoorsea on the Parables, glres an iUnstration
firom
life,
la to dip or MuurK, while some of tha veiy best meat; and did all drink the same spiritual head. Possibly I would suppress the will awake to an everlasting disappoint- a thing that must wait the lapse
•ehuiars of any age, affirm that it kat no otherdrink; for they drank of that spiritual word " farce," because of the miscon- ment. (The tree that has life in it wil another era, in which Popery and slavery which throws afloodof light on the success of
mmamg.—[Liddell and Scott, Carson, Anthon, rock
&e that followed them; and that rock struction of its use, but I know not but swell its bud, will put forth its leaves are again the ralers of the world. O, the woman pleading with the u^otl jodge:
2. Btandard historians mnnmontly agret thatteas Christ.^ 1 Con. x. 3, 4. This is
and set its fruit. Faith that produces men, who call yourselves Christiana, This art is earriad to the highest perfiection
fnai<n» and t^paitolie baptism was adaiinintfrwsaid of oar fathers of the old dbpensation. that my pen was ^ guided wittingly," in n^ works is like a tree that produces no what a spectacle is this!—New York in the East A traveler In Persia was besieged
by one%ho soUeiled a gift more eoaOy than ha
its ase, as it perhaps had much to do in
by the immertum qf bdiecert m water, in the name
waa prepared to give. Tha hoarr«aaa aa tha
" I was set up from everiasting, from the the. discussion. But after all, if I could |)ad, or leaf, or blossom—dead.
Economist.
of the Trinity.—[Btnart, Bobinsoa and WalL
people esteemed hfm, holy mmdiaa^t, aat down
beginning, or ever the earth was." . . . so control words I would intensify the
athUgat(k throwlarnp • aheltar to protect
3. Kearly ailrtaaiimlPidtb^tut oommentators
Is your faith, dear reader, an inoper"
Before
the
moantains
were
settled,
behim
fh)m taa sua. Thtie he remalaikl, nor laft
jMw't that tha Bible does notfiigaishoae jrfsta
declaration that Christy Just as he teas, ative faith ?
W h a t s h a u . I p k a t f o b ? — W h y not hia post bnt to follow the tnveler. Sleispiac
fore
the
hills
was
I
brought
forth."
.
.
.
eomtmmd far, a euaqfia ^ n^fmt htf^m, aad
ia the day, he kept ap a hideons h a i ^ g aad
human and divine, the Qod-man^ sufferec
pray for just what yon want?" said
PBW EBHTIHO.
elaasimms deauu^ au homs of tha aigw—aa
thexa ia the atBOB disagnenuat and eontradie-" When he prepared the heavens I was for the redemption of hit people.
aaaoyaaca which, panistad ia Us soasMrtv
Mem among them oa what grsnads or for whatthere.*' . . . "When he establbhed the
Wc have shown in these pages thai apeaker. " Why not ? When Chriat waa days
and nights aim evaa
seuam fiila
pirpose it hi to be adiiniafrad.
APPEXDIX.
clouds' above.** . . . "When he appew renting ia a sin—a sin plainly for- here on earth h b language waa—* Whai to accompUaa iU objcet 80^ were the fttass
4. All ataadard hiatoriaas aaaniinonsly affirm pointed the ibtindations of the earth, then
whifeh the wUor galaed hers. 80 aooa as
As somewhat related to the sdbject bidden in the word of God. It converts wilt thou that I should do nnto tiieef by
this aaJutt lodge took Ui seat at tha pie of
that the goMmmtmi at the apoat^adkorctea wa«I was by him as one bronght up with
He
asks
us
what
we
want.
If
we
wani
(for the present dbmissed) I wish to pre- the house of God into a house of Mamtkadty.his «y« fall oa k»r. n w n tmwM,
rmrdy dmaermgr, (tkai ia,
fa thepeopto
temporal help, why don't we tell Him and always waa—soaow ia her dr«K hat dabun."
Prov.
viiL
28,
24}
27-80.
T
h
b
mon.
It
insults
Christ
in
the
person
sent
to
the
readers
of
T
h
e
B
a
p
t
i
s
t
the
or membenhli^) aad alt df ekmtMu ini^tmdtmt
iermiaatioa ia tha flaah o T t e ay»; her fona
His poor. It introduces' ariftocracy in He b the same yesterday, to^day, and beat down with giieC bnt her sp|ritj»1i|pkea ;
rtpdtikt. AB ndifioQa asewita )»t» kgUaSM sablime and beaatifol p a a a ^ e refers to following thoughts:
Christ by conuu>n interfw^ation. So the
f f t r t , aad tfcrfeaf or ar&iiyii^
I hare spoken of the incarnation as a the last places where aristocracy ahoulc forever. When He waa here <m earth re«>Ued to gtva tha Judge no rrtt J t t lb had
ierof her adtetaaiT.
(that Is, la the hand* flw'iiln^ or a few aa passages which refer to the g l o ^ which miracle—divinity i m p a r t ^ in the process be tolerated—into the church of God— He never turned away from those who iTWi^
ia
bnalaaM of the cbnA, sha l a ^ her
were
seeking
temporal
help.
I
t
b
trne
aaaaiion,) are
Md
he had with the Father bdTore the of generation, taking poaseasion of a hu- and the meanest of all kinds of ariaIM, pasaiaaately dtaaading
bow,
lyxaanies which so Qnistian ^ lawlbOy eooa- foundation of ^
J
world—those which man body in t h b way. Do we not have tocracy^—an aristocracy that is based on we may ask for things wUoh are no i f r M ^ o a tha
teaaaoa, or r^milUamfriimtmrn^^tio nff(at
good
ibr
us
to
have.
But
if
we
ask
beI tc
«aaaeqaeaUy, all the aeU aad ^r^iiaaca of sadi reEer to him as a iamb alatn from the a aiinilar miracle in th^ ease of each money.
lieving,
we
ahall.
have
aomething
given
Intarmpt
hU
leianre
aad
eiaUfl^l
Promote spiri^al religion in such a
ixTfgoIar bo^w na iB^d; aad oo^t a ^ to'ba foondation of the worid—those that Christian? Jesus said to Nicodemas,
Har Toioa tiagiM load <ax i
neeiTed by oi^ aoor idumid such sodetiatjM^ ia gpeak of his .coming into the worlds and "except a man be begotten (bora) agiun church ? As well might you undertake a thousand times better for aa than the maadiag tiattj, Ab hoarta I
aad is dragi^ awaj by th
aay way, recogiusri «a a ^ j t a ^ ^ i h ^ f l a ^
thote that relate to hia b ^ g aent A he oannotsee the kingdom of
to promote temperance by the sale of in- aomeUiing -i^thheld.
oat,
bnt only to retnm, aa t]
their prsaahaiaaaeeeialmiaiaters of the gpaBut I believe in asking for needed botknds,
article of ear fiuth ia^.tiifii John iii. 3. " Which were bom, not of toxicatmg drinks aa to promote the hamthe billow shattered
W l ^ m m cmnk it ilhliaraat of d w
He is co-existent and cd-etecoal with the bloody nor of the will of the flesh, ble, setfdcnying religion of the croaa h j temporal blessings. I believe He answers back into the sea to gather volomel
a new attadc. U i d aa hfU
diffarw^ F a t i ^ . (How aay Mme that he ha^ no nor of the will of man, but of God.**— a system that appeals to pride for its such prayer. I am aoriy to see persons for
the
iniva ia tim^ eat iata
, havw
esaitenfe na thefiimjDfiGK>d]}ntilbom of Johnriii. 13. " Of h b own will begat he suppon, and that in turn f e ^ s the pride in temporal dbtresa, putting in their yi^diag to the iaeeaBuit
a^wpdehardk, or dfawdl ^ the^nxgin?)
petitions that we will pray for them in element, boim day bo| ' '
o.
us with the word of tmth."—James I by which it b supported.
fcfMi of tha d m r t k < i r C ^ ^
We are ^ a d to see an occasional re- the day Of adversity, in a timid manner, ^^iJSrf^owSa^ i t ^ ^ a w i ^ d ^ i f
d ti tk« tt^ thiaf ara aqoal to 2. His personality was <M>mpl6te before 18. " Being born agidn, not of oormptitriampbanlinTee, so the i M i w t ^
tins petbd. If not, the Scxiptares are We seed, but of incormptible, by the proof in the secnlar papers of t h b ania* as if they felt airaid. they were ^domg JobilaBt,
or.
t]i«
widow
OT^mea the
hiafnrtliM
that unintdil^ible, M
appear from next Word of God, which liveth and abideth Christian ayatem. The following bfrom^ aomething veiry improper. No4 i t is no itti^- Di%»9»d wt'diamond. tt« f
mm.
improper. T h b b a world.<rf tronbtai,
forever.^-i-1 Peter i. 28. " l%erefoK^
by Im^ftuaity. tieldisg to
"
daa proportion.
the Chicago
Sajrs: -"Befe^e this widow t t o n h t e ^ j ^ ^
we
nOver
shall
get
rid
of
till
we
gei
any
man
be
in
Christ
Jraus
ho
is
a
new
At
the
sale
of
the
pews
at
Grace
Churehj
3. He was an-actor in h b own proper
aWaiS S«, lelir by her continnaf^^" «
wftiry-ma.'^'
person in assaoaiig^ b n t n f i ^ f botii ind^ creatitre j-old things have p a ^ away on Monday OTeniag and Tuesday, the out of the wortd."
I
Illustrations.
J
1.9.; JHW
:•-
. -
^ _
ik
/
htt-
•
m a b c h I
p r t i o m a u
i m m m i o u
tie
ufnio uuu>.
O o aci
isaaBsstifiSisA
Is. Lift it out.
k'
•
m
pi? A l l e which, in ethics, imparts to"
J f t t m aotuinJti moral naslity, r•nmu ,|n>ly chmohes a ^
y ^ e s i l ^ d o w n the coon^^qp^
^MraireiL with
rnr rec€™g4thi^ mtA
^
re-baptizing
de^
•oone,
denvoos tha*»ii]s
for our S l ^ , depending upon oi
pledge^-!^®!^
p f e cs
i.
4.
M ^ f
M^ocjicy of his positions
their c w w i t B t s tinyido dwing a prothat
. H v e addittons
COMta^;
no^^Spedal
servii;^ i n t t e
.of which l am
t m m ^ ^ Ve^ we Wvft W d bai^isp on
n t t f r ^ a l i b t t b ereoing^far ziiDi»jhafi|iwo
months, and the p r o s i t i a
• ^ ^ o e to ^
come.
H
m ^ u m t e thp a i t h o r i ^ 'ofTthe'chnrch
• t u d l u m as a m j ^ j affinnmg>tjhpt
Ita W N * ^
pJirirt^
?ot;in irfiat respwt is
hy lh® o h i i o ^ ^ d
P f ^ ^ churohinyad^upoq
M liouie, m , Ftk 5^:^670.
^
to
J w w^krbyibB the piremiMs I hayp; ^wsumedf r i f she
must saaction^^e c^ll of the miniiiter j if
Ibrif^h^wiaiai tfetris m e M t b y l h i
together the presbytery
&
:-r4undertiAnd that
.who to QrOw^lunj; tf she must judge
made y<m will vend all Jfour tiamesidcefr a presnot. T^e ^ttt^
-scripton^ qualifications for the
, ^
^calautJi^iti^Sa c«WlM*rtily iigroe witfc i i a t Bm « of
thhik;; theb, yro wiH have to send
•dditkMi, I wideratand Wm „ .ffiraiiijg work; if she n i a y w r t i ^ ^ p j j u e . a ^
which
m^
onfc
I h p ^ you ^
send me a mce
^
"of CwpBufi: that tlw W ^
thftouniater liM, under no
caH hini .to accoupt for; ewors of faith
^ u t » an41wii%»ep it as Iqng as I
^ ^
^ ^
kupintknti
J f s t how. can he invade
live
in thia wodd for the sake of the
Mptiaft • disciple withoal theaanetioB of u p w .lier authority by exercising the
Andj dear M t Citaves, aa I liave
(T tiQtty^ptia^ e ^ im^ow. a m o n l the «hixn&, in e r e r j instano^ confening functions of a m^nistf r, "whwh by her act
heard my parents talk so mu<A of the
asld aatherity. I t U declared of ordin^on she has adjudged hiin qualPt^
the ooMtittient parts apon
man
r was named after, I would be glad
months ago. They had then but individual and the' c w S J w i .
flmpoiBfig tiuB."
^
in taking,«pon himseL' nach authors fied to perform? Suppose Jie pi^aches
to see or have some idea how he looks;
6. That one* ea<^ ehoroh of C^irist n ity, the baptism tronld not onir be
heretical
doctrine,
or
should
baptize
an
Sunday-school,
with
a
IB widiyMiftaBt bodf, t » f x » dkisch can rmdsred invalid, hut the administrator
good sister for I the authority of the executive power. >lease s ^ d me one of your photographs'
iCJbeliever; in doing so he is simply a Superintendent. "We
that I may see you just when I want to!
jqpeot any oCbtf to indoiae ili^acts, a a ^
helped them a
with the grave offense of
_ usurper of authority never confeired by littto
ao
a« t l ^ ^re in atrict acoordanee
V
«
thechurch of j ^ u s C h i W . and
J. R. G. Lkb.
the Ittwi of Cfazist If she ezclndes •ctmg the part of a presumptuous im- either the Master or the church, and his
WoodUad, N. a , Feb. 4,187a
Surely, if this W
be correct, apts pf usurpation are not recognized by
B m^bber i ^ ^ y , any other drarch can ^ t o r
commission
U M aU impartant that the teachings of Christ, and should not be, by any have more than doubled theb n U w ' ^ ^ T '
himifitiMfi£
Let us take courage by t h k T d W ^
v ^ ^ ^ ^ ^^
f . Wbaxver any^^efanrch aots in Tiola^ God's word on this subject should
• - -be
church. But on the other hand. If he
BEAOE.
t ^ of the d i r e c t i ^ of her only I a v blessed
our
feeble'
effortf
B
r
e
t
h
r
e
n
i p w , aa iRmnd in the New Testiunent, understood, for many impostors have baptizes one like the eunuch, who, witu sisters,
sisters
I iVforth, only the churches of Jesus have Bed. Geaves :—I write to inform you
2m b ^ m e s rebeUiooa—her actsiucffaii^ heretofore imposed themselves upon the his whole heart, has believed in the Sa"Lift a little."
power to qualify a man to perform the that I received the, brace in due time. '
i w « / and all odier chnrdies, and assbda- church; and hundreds of brethren ar®, vior, then, I am bold to affirm, it would Help the brethren who have made i duties of an elder. ,Hence, the acts of" Before receiving it I could not sing. I
tims of chnrdiea and oonventions, dwnld t < ^ y , aodag contrary to the authority be equally the part of a usurper for a
can now, by the use of the brace, sing
pledges to redeem them. Do this if no T T
f
^ l i t h d w t h w fiOlowahip fiom her nntil
of
God's
word.
I
acknowledge
and
bechurch
to
declare
said
baptism
invalid,
repenta and reetiSea her order, or
more. Let no brother that has made
valid; because it is cleariy very well, and can preach two hours and
seen
from
the
very appointment of offi- and a half with more ease than I could
Ueve
in
the
disciplinary
control
of
the
because,
forsooth,
she
had
never
given
they became the partaken of herunna
pledge fail to meet it. Become a voluncers
for
that
purpose
that the adminis- speak twenty minutes before using it.
churdies
over
their
own
members,
includa That so aasodationj or convention,
her previous sanction that the ordinance tary agent Raise the money and forwiird
or coancil, ia a **coiirt of apped,** or has ing the ministry. That the minister may should be administered. But aceording it, or be ready to pay it over when the tration of the ordinances requires official My nervous system has improved very
•"••jr
^uv U^eUiUIIIg
y y a a d i o a i ^ orer the (^uuxhes, but is Ka nail J i
authority: for if everyone had a right to much by its use. If I could not get
cliwch Of to Bro. G. it would be legitimate for the Convention meets.
B J ^ y an advisory coancil; therefore, it U ^ u
administer them, then there could have another, money would not purchase i t
haa no j ^ h t to
to the chnrche^^or which he IS a member, for preaching church not only to refuse to receive such
Your brother in Christ,
been
no necessity for such appointment.
to demand sni^Knt for any prqjeot or ^resy, and that the recognition of the h>aptism as valid, but to reprove, and
J. PuBCELL.
M.
P.
Lowkev,
But the appointment of any oiSccr for Trion Factory,
• d ^ e ^ n d i It inay originate, but may m^ejMill to the ministry may be with- e^en discipline the presumptuous imposMwch
8,
1870. •
Chairman Board of Directors.
o ^ recommend, j^viae, andjozge to perany
duty
is
equivalent
to
specifying
that
l o m n c e of duty in subaervience Jo the Held ftomhmi, and he saenced from the tor who should thus dare to usurp her
officer for that duty, and, conversely,
mmistry whenever guUty of an act which authority. Was ever an officer in civil
IZBit Chriiitian rolantazy piindpla
that
duty for that officer. Hence, since
Beo. Geaves:—As I am and hav«
When any church departs fiom the wotdd disqualify him for the office of the affiurs called to account for dischlir^inK
WHAT I S V A L I D BAPTISM?
the power of appointing is vested in the
pastor for several years of one of
TWA, or violates the cnisr of the gospel m i ^ t r y , according to the regulations the duties of his bffice according to law ?
8. UOOEB PKOTKSCE.
in the mdcBKnt of the association,It 4 n and laws of the inspired Scriptures; yet, Must an attorney who has been emoowchurches, and since the specification of
three young ladies'
This
question,
which
The
Baptist
ap1 aboold "iridLdnnr
its
^
o
v
i
^
i
n
^tU
.
^ .
w i A d n n r i t a f i f l a w i ^ ^ n n 1 contend that, aivnnlinn
one thing is the prohibition of e v e r y
up to you as competitM r and iieftve her to herself un^Tshe re tures, while a minister is in good and [business, ^ k U^rtV to doThTt ^liTh ^ s I C r ^ om^ whose
question of the other, all are prohibited from adminis^^^
®
P
^
to
the one that eommitted
^ ^
TWa is no interference with her
importance
demands
tering the ordinances except t h ^ who L'® memory the largest number of verses
Btenial r^iUtzon.
are
appointed by the churches for that
t^e Bible in a given time, and as I see
^ m Biptists are not Protestants. Since
purpose. Pedobaptist and CampbelUte
mammoth number of Tue Bapttsf'swar had any ecoTfsiaatical conneotiie Papaov^ they f m now, and
mmisters
are
not
so
set
apart;
therefore
that
you propose to give a book to
r e p u d i ^ r s of the
' p:armctthey have no right to administer the or- ^ ^ one of the three, if they are stUl
cof Papacv, wh
whether
dinances of the church, nor can their acto r
their address, I will
•rinUie Protestant sects
ooti^h^.
be
recognized
as
valid;
because,
as
b
e
r
^
^
that
I
have
seen
two of the young
commaodfag then, to " g o into Utrang, porftion of .he
X X
f
''
U . W# r^Eud Protestantism, aa weU
fore stated, the vaKdity of an official act
(ope of them n^w married) and
aa th« Beioimation of 1827, as based on . U U . W d . o d p „ a c h tte g » p e . t o l B ^ s x on ,he .ahject of M i l t e r i a t ^ i r ' ^ N r ^ ^ r ^
depends upon the authority vested in the
have instructed me to write to you
This nnfhnrJf
1I e^cemvolred is concerned, invaUd bap- officer.
jfor them—Miss Alice Mallory and Miss
ChAT m^ H
e
n
c
e
th": The conclusion reached, then, is tlut P ^ ^ ® ^^ fowling (now Mrs! Martha E.
S
o r e t t ^- " t sh^UI be i ^ n et d . " ItwiuUndownotoom^independenUyof
wiU
that only is valid baptbm which consists
The books for these two you
Lord in sincerity, and desire to
of the proper act (immersion), performed f ^ "
to me at Oxford, Ala., by their
'Y'
upon a proper subject (a beUever in
been sufficient with Jesus), by a proper administrator (a le^ ^ ^^^
Mallory has married,
gaily authorized officer of a scriptural
^ °ow Uving at HoUy Springs, Miss,
church).
Upon
the
act
and
the
sul^jects
" ^
Meyer. Her
uu.ewnomnenascalIed; and he requires throw obstacles iuto the wav of those
of baptism, Baptists are agreed; and it
requests
that
T ! ^ baptism
ism and an offidal relation f i ^ ^ ^ r . T l ! " ' k
^ ^
I
,
^^
the who earnestly desire to sLTt L t t L l
t o s e a r c h are prerequisite to a r ^ u h i r
does seem that among true Baptists who
be sent to her daughter at Holly
The only proof gospel, baptize, etc.; aye. more, he has
On. „ ' ^
E. T. SiivTH.
^
•financesad- f " ™ ^ ^ ^
divine impression upon the .
" / t ® doctrine o f apos- believe that only Baptist churches are Springs.
«
^ ^
conmOsiS, the beart of every true e m b a s s a l r X G ^
TTTv"' ''
^^ scriptural churches, there need be no dif- Oifo^ Al!^ Feb. 16, 1870.
mmistry,are Savior said to the apostles, that these « W o is me if I preach not the L i S
ference of opinion as to the administrator.
[WewUlsend the books by mail so
Richmond
College,
Feb.
22,1870.
soon as wo can get the names gilted on
1 1 . ^ 0 ^ c h has a r ^ h t t o h e a r a c a s e u f
those that beUeve, etc. To his o^vn Master he musl stand
J"
minister, then there
the covers, and we hope one day to form
taOT^before it in v i ^ o n of the ^ L ^
sbaU cast out devils: or fall in the e.Tecution of hi^ hi-h com
!
""
unbroken sucv
z
s
z
t
s
r
z
o
s
i
their
pMsonal acquaintance.—^Ed.]
jrOfart^^ape^cat^oftheoider^^^^
He feels instinctively his X
beginning with the
^e'^^cl'^desthatl.one g i a n c e t o C h r i s t , a f i d i n h i s h e a r t h e i f e e U ^
and because such succession
EXE0UTI7E OOlCMITTEE.
B s a Graves :—The following are the
Every association should have
C ] g ^ S m b e r shouM submit to an ar- t b e n ^ " " - c
,
, .
- - one. I sentiments of Mt.Elon Baptist church
W ^ t or trial brought a n d c o n d ^ ^ ^ °
^^
^ ^
that he derives l ^ T a
.
oome have do-nothing committees,who, if Wakulla county:
'
mTi^onifthehiii^Vf G ^
through their preaching. The not his authority from Christ ? T n d "
,
''
they took as little interest in their planWiieeeas, In view of the heresies and
^ ^ the Savior what church will dare play the usurper
" ^
^
scripturally
tations as they do in reUgion, they would false teachings of the Campbellites PedoI,.
statement to the commission in arbitrarily refusing t o L a i n h i r Z m ^ r ^ ^ ^ ^
^^
perish to death speedily. If we had | baptists and Roman Catholics, as havine
was it simply God appoint to this work?
f e e , that he should have received Mecutive committees much work would f a manifest tendency to lead the minds of
tiMteiptural churd^ ^
«n aU cas« .
^^ ^^^
^^
n
^^^^
/
f a legally authpr- ^ done. A smaU association in Kor^h the rising generation astray; therefore
•.'J-x unconstitutioiil or di«>rderiy
therewith, that he would con- established and feel that t I ^ God has ,zed officer of a church of Jesus Christ ? Carolma sent out two mbsions as Christ | Hesolved, That
_
"-i
V '—J ^
as one of the
sent out two and two. Oneof them bap- pb'irehes of Jesus Christ, preach his ffosUzed Mrs. Judge Douglas, who ner- P^Sjo e v e ^ creature as A r a s the
the Lord
I^rd
^ or tte membert baptized by, a dtsor-l u
""wugu meir preaaHii
In order
do
suaded
her
husband
to
give
ton
acres
of
S
f
^
Ar%rehnrch. N o r a h & I d i t i ^
toSp®'^^^^^^
We think it
sador—that I have e n t e r ^ upon this
and in Chicago, now worth one hundred
That we will nnt in^t
aomaiuon the members ofsnch a church
® P®^
the commission. There
thousand doUars, on which there is Campbellite nor Pedoba^ist
S n K
necessary by
a Baptist university worth nearly four h°to ou»pu5pit,or in anv way recognize
churchTZage
hundred thousand dollars. E. Donsov
ministera.
^
. his family or fnends upon a profession of
auiTOi^ ^xacrsr.
of ^ first proclamadon of the gospel prove faithful in «
opsoN. I
we keep the ordinances
S
^
delivered to the sMnta.
•
coBMtent w i t h r
necessary. Thai
T
^
1
?^tar or give aid to the poor. The Shaws Point
* Mmpiea, wheAw we gain or lose I
^
of miracles. Jesus estab- I do not f ^ i
churoh^ in Ma-1 C a m p l K e ' ^ r S o b ^ t k f i ^ ^
for m v l f r
bonor ordinances stand side by side S t o e i r ^ coupm oqnaty, Illinois, now in session, to h^i^Ptlsm.
^
all whom it may concern:
P ^ ^ S®^ B a r b s t , of Ifem. 80 does
t j w w y ayirtem of etrw, and tholie
the testimony of the aposUes
'pl»i<^edited
b
WMSKAa. Kder l L a L a n e r e o d T e d L - ™
» y J . R G r ^ r e i ^ ia a n ^ e
&iptist ijuth
or adwwate
and
^
^^
and mirtclea. ^ m a c h u r e h otherwise than when act- the other ; and the question of the v ^ ^ the pastoral care of said church in O c t o - 1 w o r tth of
y
ity
of
an
official
fU5t
hinges
npon
the
auno such confirmine ing m o l ^ e n c e to tha authority of God»s
ber, 1 8 ^ , for the teau of one j w , Murine
to prove the truths of thf word. She approved and recognized the thority vested in the officei^ or, in other
ih9 truth will
words, upon whether the officer be prop- wludi time he waa guilty of condutt
unbecoming
the
d
i
g
n
i
^
a
rrecoimnend
i M ^ i i ^ ^ ^ ^ d .
Of thegospel, caU of Almighty God, to this work.
erly authorized. Baptism, therefore, be- minktAT
and teaching
teachin«
^ h m t i w our pastor to do all he can to p T ^ i t i n
If in error upon this subject, I earnestly
and detnmentalto the cMse oi the fiMdsx>reTery
the diadplea of aU pray my heart may be opsa to conviction, eomes only i n e i d e n ^ y a preiequisito to fminister,
in this come j ^ in genetai, and when detected ^ ' ^ " t y as fiir as
ministerial
authority,
just
as
it
is
»nct,
,
.
,
commanded by UioS«wr,ia not and sincerely desire that the subject shall
left for i « t e i i n | a o w n . t l f e ^ , be it
W . H a l l Mod.
confined to the apostoUcag^. Whon the be thoroughly discussed by Bro. Graves dtntaUjf a prerequisite to the Lord's SupJ
o
^
^
W
H
o
S
j
Clerk.
-fiMofcn^
^
'
w
t
we
expose
to
tiii
pnbJ werv T ^ M . n j
«
Mi^in immediatoooonection with and othen who may feel inclined to write. per. Theo»i4r«alprerequiatei%intlw ^
true charaetoi^ he b o n g ^ w of Qmatey,^ FebTl, m ^ l
latter
case,
churob
memberahip;
in
the
of
oommissioo,«Lo. I « n
ftlaehood and awindKng.
^ ^ ^ oi
A SBBBOTOTMBOimOl.
Iftfrol^iiuiMte.
^ ^ JO**
oven to the end of the ^ P B BAPTD^il o r l a a a i s s i p p L fonner, ordination by one of thechuwhes ^Jftswfoed^ TbMt we send a copy of the
^TEwKgaasaE.
iniy^aimrah,]
»t is clear, to my mind, that this BiuttHBwr:—The time drawB new f w of ChriKt. Hence, if persons become aboTO to T a n B m a s r for puWioatioi
MBEOBSmpL
A i a d i members without h»ting been
t ^ minister^ of ALABAMA,
the meeting of our SUto Convention. I properly baptised, baptism ceases, so far and that other Baptist papers wiU please
fired and died in the
JSSahbas,
lope the deep interest manifested in our as they are concerned, to be a prerequiw
.
n
v
i-omHAsrA.
meeting was the b o n i n g of better
Done by order of the church in odnfer.Oiliiai p* •on^nwd to aU ministen who eany times with us. Let ushavea l a r ^ ^ t h sito to the pnvU^eaof the ohorwh.
uuster In the abote four Bfatea Movid4
«»o«.
J . B. Vajot, Msdeistor
the c^mlasion by pzeadung the ering this year.
Take » e w p l ? : B r a a : comes P. C. Fsosr, Clerk.
^
SfnillsiTe n«w
. '
fiwm
one
of
the
a
e
c
^
evangeUcal
N
Qie
^
t
of JnH-aexi
TfIS?
baptizing b ^ v e n ^ eta But, Some of us n ^ e pledges for our
^
eett^ior
oM
tf
t
t
t t^iWj
iboald
saad fifr and
- ^
t t e oommission has been ^ e , for the Orphans' Home, and for ^huwh^to a church of Jesua C h S i and
Bbo, 6^Tas:-r:j
_
J ^ t Ot, »
tt^f^lt,
h^i^]
Qssxe.
CoarfMtt^ii^^
of tha C ^
'
twaafcrwd from the aportlea to th» Foreign and Domeatic Missions.' Have W l i e s for membership upon the immer- in what has a p p e i ^ from t i i i ^ t i m e , SuXSUBBXAXlh
aiA m a a b m i ^ s ^ l ^ ^ ^
We might weU demand the those pledges been met f If not, let us «on he r e i v e d at ike hands of a Pedo- ^ your paper on protracted meetings. I
Pauz,*S L m A3n> SmxuBB.
thianof a i ^ t y for this; and if the signs and not forget them. Our college is prosper^ b a p t ^ , and tbe chutoh, being not very
I«t
all
wlw aeeqpt Mad on tkslr maasi at
imirades referred to are a neMssary part ing, and is almost relieved of i u embar- round ip the faith, receives binu Nowo^aadUiepvpwwm
be atutaA.
Bre, A has
^ ^
and wm bss«toB m r i ^ ^ ^
iiiii
'^mrn
B A P T I S T .
M E M P H I S .
M A B O H
memben, like the scheme a h e a d j inen- miliis«(ybel<»aged to the Christlta tiu&.
^ j tioned, which says to this fiunily, " Join i ^ Qf t o t h e nunisttation oflaw ; whether to'Tthe miaistratiAn nf lilV
i l t i ^
lb mBmtilM^ _
ttt^-ittidsetttiBqg'lwigmMl jirn^ me wm
wvm 11 i'l iMiii -iit^iMMak | the 8e«e ineeeeeefi*9n>lyHp^.beei|.Ii^efi aa^amoe-fropifa
- . _
. .
•
«• ptselieU.
Tor ii
of tba
fbr
k i i of t l ^
t ^ pwticabu: t^,
^tsy; J>tC. teraax, t f . of Staubais.
tfte«BSiix«4y }n .preowaly thf same k I * '
tiaa a* 4o«.t|kB
t n w z w ^ oompaBj
ant^altaga
to itfrpp^roa, flf 09^ of th% oi^ hnjH
^ ^^
dred in the siAteiae, finrt fia^ytij^d^ . I t
^ IVMi
A memaSgf ^ n a ^ i m ins dtcnft
of
XiMi mmOeaL, t t e ^ t i ^ ^ ^
w ifre^uei^T o f f l ^ ^ % osrtim
jwy siieh,op«?rrtiQn w
'
d
e
n
^
B
^
^
i
m
^
Therejis Jiqthii^ i n i t S s m o t aott
mtrnOim^ftai
eoutitetiaK
cM
pepew^M^ I«khi
aa
•a oikt ^ i M n i . i a ^ thOT trei^'
dortestheMoirtig4EiaBBdl«etselti^eBte'
TwptisieiiiStt
aiici
W
d
w
^
t
^
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r
f
e
;
f
b
j
A
e
Msn^jcrf^^^
death
sai
far nieml)eiB% io a I f e t h o d i s t ^ a m ^ , t n e ia tfa» hands ^ Mime.
ffKitmt^sli^ thatJKJW*
m Qknaie»
w ^» afted
r h I amaot^mtereaMid
atScea T»f
lit the
the'nunister,'«H8^6'yoii
minister
not^ interest^ininthw
thisq«o e s ^ n ^
Oaatk mu^itu O m H t m old iady ^ I K d ,
gMtterexteatitban the hiO^og oC »
-mmjM U -jUnTieen Tii^ftiae^l^
lotttt, - " t was |>dQ^ on a l ^ t ^ & t r y a n a g o ] ^ ^
wpnid
rta
B
j
the
C
o
x
a
b
^
t
C
u
^
'
l
K
e
^
r
^
^
abl«^|o
aadasl
Itmk^tiUtlbBr
my daughter m a spimKi^ in infim^;!** ^ lP9k ^ipdm J t as a F s r o ^ e n t ^ l HamWiwf^^ wu« MiCTied e a t l ^ e a ^ Christ.
tin Lnd IB the iv^Tr^^^iBdBad
1)at1)oth of OS are now dissatisfied witi^
that C l i m b s while ,oa earth tnr, ft TrTMltinsn "slMfa thp fass of ttm
ba»7*t All, o l ^ i i ^ ^ ^ i ^ m A poor, oa«
teta "WiA tt—i, ntwi^ia.
our liaptism, and d e ^ to
imnwrted." |«eottnng • <^petenoy fa, this
for
distifbntB
t l t e t t j ' a & d ^ i f t t f t a <Ba|6iit6
J o H B l n . " — i x : ;i6-S8.
bcn^ •lae, of
ixst dhat^ u» •ddniHwd M l!heMniBterf«pSed; '<lt 3s ^ a i ^
of tUs grMi y ^ f
^
^MS^tBie to re-b^itiicie, bnt in yoor am I
^ their J^resen^ sarplos in t6••ifi Wiiiii i: T: 1 Cor. i: S; Ipk. !: L
duty,
they
i^ange^fhe
tee^T
W
M ia grfi^epiirt
m J ii, n w y j
- w amilMn viw a n Boi XM«|md4* OMWrtad. IwiUIaydown the discipUne and t a k e l ^ ^ S ^he n e c f ^ ^ of their f e l W - reHgiotu^
* iMmU wjfr tlw
b ^ r e ^ ^ d . HeappMmiSaf^lBto
the responribiKty and immerse y o n ; but
God, to 4he extent
Ip.
^iMop^ u d PfH^jionaa
year w ^ Wacterb BspHrta will,^ wftke
if the C o n f e r t ^ geU hold of it, t h e T l ^ ^ ^ wealth h^
placed in their
up to woHt^-ciHfiiate t h b i r p a p e r ^ t k m Ttotod bim^lf by. several flOKhoo^
•eoedfld
- -ladia
— 'liands.
f
T
will
hadde
me
for
it.**
The
good
I f JM
I ^ikm *
MoT
Memphis,
Marehll,
1870.
bo<^ and t h d r tractat
i-fc^^H^ tllS
wluile -in Gfoaference. On the next ibij:
answered: "Xou wilj.excuse us. We
iiaaid Padabspdata nqmrejatwif of eo^
he went to a dUaen and by dJse pnienaa I t ^ p r e vents XdUHotud.,
wUl not be immened by you. We will
WHATTHM?
bfrfim neoiTiiigpennDU to Ofe LorrtteU^
WBATTHBI?
tr-jppvents mtneneMi
obtiuned a letter
a man,
w
to fan mwwtwwiiip, thiy—Uly imiiil iaiuit^ g v to those who- Imve no disdpUne to lay
After the j o ^ of eaith,
After
th«C^tiaa'a«f»ra,
It—prevent®
•ad OBoaaTortad pozaoaa, vkea >frtitti<. m down, and no responsibifities to tiSce,"
Bot a member.of any oburch. Hethea It—prevents Piles:
After its •0991 of Barth,
After UsfigktsAnd fears.
Hi^]^;
Jnembera of in&rior depoe. Tho WiMtaunator
went to Nashville, Tenn., with that spu- U-^p^venta Consnm^jQo^
After its hours of light,
CkaOm^aBLiaw^w^A ^eaks tiw viom erf Hie next Sunday they made their words
After hia weary cress,
PnotTtar^^afl, aad it amaj *>nf••grMmolirtagood, united with a Baptist church, and
rious letter, Mid represttated it to b r a
After its dreams so bright—
the Breatira
"All things bselow but loss"—
t2iu saiiiieet, aays Uwt O* dOdrm^wumien
p
r
^
v
e
a
S
t
r
e
i^^t^tha:
What
then
?
true
letterfromthis
chnrob,
and
also
that
What
then?
were immersed by Elder H. M. WilkinOmarion mmbtnf hor» wiOm <jU
It—uicreases
thel?ltia
Powera;
B«bm IndapadoBta diiisr tnm tbi» viaw, bot soQ. If such M^^hodist ministers Jiare
he w u an ordained minister of the gos. Only an empty name,
Oh, then, a ho^y calm,
It—e^>and8
and
enlai;^
T«r7 mxaj of them ngud iwtli infknta and tlw
Only a weary fhime,
pel Ha qtever was licensed to preach by It—renders Breatiilng
Besting «B .Jesus' ana;
OBoaBTerted, wben baptise^ as eoaaaeted, ia Mincijde- in doctrine, what would they
Only
a
censcioas
smart,
Oh,
then,
a
deeper
lore
this
charch. The nextbeardfrom him he Itr—is used by X^wyen; and easy;
amaa d^rae, wit& tlie dtnteii of Christ—(Soe not sacrifice for numbers, besides p u ^
Dr. Wardlaw aad Or. CuapbelLV
Only an aching heart.
For the pqra hom« above.
was down at Clarksville with the Mune It—as tued by Singera;
Baptist dmrehea, oa the eoBtiaiTV receive as icly saying by immersing those who
Afler
this
empty
name,
letter,
daimtng that he obtained it f n m It—ia used by Ministers;
After this holy calm,
"••baw, thuo (mlj who g ^ etedible erideaee lave been sprinkled, or poured upon for
After this weary frame,
of titeiz eoiiTeision; t h ^ do oot acknowledge >aptism—and declared by his brother
Hits rest on Jesus' arm,
the colored church at Locust Grove. I f c ^ used by Laborers;
It—relieve^ when all other matns fiuli
either infaats, or the TmeonTerted, as haiiiig
Aftw this conscious smart,
After this deepened love
There is no such c h i ^ h here, and never It—will last a lifetime.
•IV Tisihia ootaeetiaa with the ehnreh of O n i ^ Pedo to be baptized—that that firet thing
After
this
aching
heart—
For the pure home above—
—Aatm H: 47: 1 Cor. iii: 16.17.
has been. Therefore the eolored memr It—^benefits in eveiy case;
What then?
What then?
n. Bi^tist ehmrehes (strietly bo eallad] te- caDed baptism is no baptism. « The legs
bem of this church ^ e harder down on It—is the only remedy for Prolapftn
L.
h as Christ's w ^ that aU baUoren of the lame ^ not equal.**
Only a sad farewell
Oh, then, hard work for ffim,
XTteri, or F e ^ e Weaknc^
Lved to membetshis shftnid be Jbrt bathed.
Henry than the whites.
To a world lored too well,
Xhe Kew Testameat di arches connoted whoUj
A fit is wananted.
Immortal souls to wia;
LIFB HBUEAHOB.
The reason why we take thia course
of baptised belierers. Peter said to beHevers on
Oaly a silent bed
Then Jesu' prestao* Bear,
If it fMla to give satis&atioi^ u d a
the daj of Pentecost, "Be bapdsed oTeiy one
E m t o e B a p t i s t : — M r . Ben. May has
with
him is because the Baptist%hurdies returned within one month, the moner
With
the
forgettea
dead.
Death's
darkest
hour
to
cheer.
of you," and they "were baptized."—^Aeta ii: answered one of your coirespondents on
at Clarksville and Nashville have been will be refiinded.
see, a ^ x: 48. So that the Bi^itist
After this sad farewell
Aad when the work is deae,
None sent out on sale or arediL
ehnzehea are, in thia repeat, "followers of the "life Insurance very fidly, with one or
writing tons, cliuming that they had
To a world lored too well,
When the last soul is won,
ohorehea of God,^ as firat fonnded by Chriat wo exceptions. T ^ l you permit me to
Send
measure around thaabdcoaea and
been annoyed with him very mueh.
After this silent bed
When Jesus' love and power
and His apoatlea.—1 Theas. ii: 14.
lao
to
J,
a 6rave«,Menmhia, t n n . , £he
With the forgotten dead—
Hare cheered the dying hour—
But in daisg ao tkey differ from all other say a word on the subject, in further
We wish you to publish this, and also agent for ita sale in the sputhwesi
ehuzsha; firosi the Quakera, who reject bap- reply to same cwespondent ?
What then?
What then?
request your exchanges to publish the
tism, from the Pedobaptists, who sabstitnte anvaox IBM TaaAtaaaa ay a u ITF^tf^
He
seems
to
regard
the
whole
profesOh, then, the judgment thrpnel
same. R W. H o t o t b k b ,
other rite for the immeznoB brevets, aad
Oh, then, the crown is glren!
rACTWBuo Co*eAMx.~-Mm 4. R. oS^
&um all open eommonioniata, whether Baptiata, sion of life underwriting in the light of a
Oh, then, the last hope gone I
J ^ A i ^ nawsaee:—Dear 8i»~Ta«r fcvS
LiLmmiT L i n k ,
Committee.
Oh, then, the rest in heaven!
or Pedobaptiats, who admit persons withoat
««iaria»a
atw sapp^af Bjmsil !»
Then,
all
the
woes
that
dwell
distrust
of
Providence,"
aad
therefore
T.
H.
Wttoox,
Then
endless
life
in
Endless
dty,
tmngfeaptixedat all; instnd «# rcqsiziai^ as
Ws
are
nook
pleaaad I* asUMtttns^assM
In
an
eternal
hell!
the apoatlea and first chnrches did, that all unscriptural, or inconsistent with the
While sin and death have passed away. Loeust Grove, Calloway Co, Feb. IS, 1870.
efforts
yea
m
m ^ a to M ^
Btwttd te
belierers ahonld be baptised before being re- character of a Christiari. Let us suppose
the
Batiee
of
tha
SoBawaatan
wBbiia
iknuk
eeired to memberahip aad commoaioB. Chriat
WAS
JOHH'S
BAPTKM
OHBISTIAIT?
ywag«B«y.
AsMfttiayiiMi^vsfeH^taSv
ASSOCIATIOITAI.
S
T
A
T
I
S
T
i
e
S
.
N8TI0B TO OHUBOHES.
; n tosome community there are one hunhas girea to His cliorehea no dupeatiag power
t h ^ e almjs ahsKga iwtmkf migt^^
K. OXKKX.
set aside Hia laws; no legulatise power to make
Notice
is
hereby
given
to
all
Baptist
dred families, pursuing the different avouutruBWBto ^pUed la e n r l ^ l e S s l N i k S
Must
we
fsU
to
get
the
pe^ct
sUtistics
of
This is the qaestinn to be settled. We
new ona; bat haa enjoined on them to "obeerre
w« thiak yonr tustaaais m ^ I f
churches
that
Mr.
John
D.
Cobb,
of
Pueven
the
SUt<^
of
whioh
this
p
a
j
^
is
the
orgu
f
cations
of life: Tills
ox itii£__
ait Umi§M whatntoer^' Ha haa commanded,
(Matt,
it in a? few^words as possiied
to get then fteia y i r a t
Are
clerlu
of
Assetutioas
satUfied
with
seeing
xxriii: 20}; and, if erer temptjed to aeglect ilies assemble and agree each one to ble. Was It a contmuatfe...
and
we
wish all oar ageals Is tUi^a l i t
Bla UWB, " to ob»x
ntlwr than men."—
tumow. nrluch We Will noi SUSHOtl.
deposit in one common fund the sum of and therefore belonged to the law disActa T; 29.
The facts are as follows:
there not mim AssooianoBs in JxiaaimpptTHL B a p ^ clumites regard it aa Chiiat'a fifty dollars per annum, and that thejpensation? If that could
established,
In April, 1889, the church granted
will that all church membera ahoold be wobmimy whole sum thus deposited annually shallt then John's baptbm would not be ChrisAricansas Associations.
—ITS SurBBmBzn oti^^^T^™*-'
ttaabm; that none ahonld be made loeinlberB,
Bro. Cobb a letter of dismission. In
either against their will, or withoat their be invested safifly so as to produce anpiaa baptism. But John's baptism was June the order granting the letter was Will the clerks or brethren in Arkansas fill ASD TaoasBs.—1st. Itia
f™.
—knowledge. God is a iSpicit, and those who income; and that the income itself real- something novel—not a continuation oi
Bp the remaining blanks of their Assoeiatlons 8d. Its pa^ eaa aU te s h i f l s d ^ ^ ^
worship Him most do so in ^firU and in truii,
rescinded and Bro. Cobb ordered to come
Johair; 24}; their aerrice most be that of ized from the principal, diall in turn be I something old. Proof: if it had been i to trial. In July we excluded him from for 1869, and let us have the perfect statistics or left, as" often as tit*
of the denomination in Arkansas for one year ? of the ease auy xe^Bire. 4th.
: aTBjHtiih and obedianee.->-l Cor. ziii: 1; Bom. re-invested, thus turning over and over I rite peculiar to the Jews, as Jews, then
zir: 23; Bam.xn: 20. They mast "jn^OcBtour fellowship. Afterward a committee Are there other Associations in Arkansas?
aad OBiversal llezibili^. SOL
aafaei onto God, aa those who are alire from the the aggregate amount of accumulation the children of Abraham might have was appointed to ask Mr. Cobb to return
morethaa any other. 8ilt. Its bade ;,
dead."—^Bom. ri: 13. In ereiy rart of their and deposits. The consideration for such walked up to John, without regard to
the letter, which he refused to do. We
lOfur, and preM on the weak hips, aad pstlb^
wrrioe, they most have "ftist a willing miad,"
or Aawcunox.
(2 Cor. viii: 12): mnatfiratgire themaelres to contribution is to be a " support for his moral character, and demanded baptkm. therefore take this method of informing
larly oa the weak bael^ balaaelBg sad aat
(ha Lord, and then to the charch, by the will of family," in case he dies, early or late— NoW mark the facts: The Pharisees and
a stndniBg thelMdy. TtL ^ pads btiag af
Baptists that we do not sustain the said
God.—3 Cor. Tiii: 5.
A
or
an
annual
income
to
be
paid
to
them,
Sadducees
did
that
very
thing;
they
stimulate aai hatdea the masele^ while soft
Baptlft.
Bat this voiumtary membtnk^ is opposed to the
letter.
B»rtli(dom««
91 87 los sss aad ^uUoaed oaes relax and weakaa, tt<ba|^
equivalent to that enjoyed when the head thought they had the right because they
eampvldan oaed by many national establiahmeBts,
43 35 7 S14
Done in conference, on Saturday before BetheU
and to thefines,imprisonment, or worse
BeatoBTlUa.
m 150 180 177H heat aad per^ipiratign, bef^ldai giviag thm a
of the family lived. I say, suppose were the children ef Abraham: but John
Ckdron.
t i ^ by which meznbership has been eBl&rced;
53 S3 19 373
the second Sabbath in February, 18^0.
CaroIIn.
39 lao 84 1419 rancid amelL StL It is so ewstitatod, as te
it is equally opposed to the initiation of mem- such scheme as this were adopted and knowing his business, called Ihem a genCoInabU.
142
101 830 ISU adndt of attachiag to it aay proper i ^ t a l if paAM.
KrssELL,
Mod.
tdauM iniants by baptism ; and to membership foand to answer the purposes of its in- eration of vipers, and demanded fraits
nknUaeDtu.—
m 1490 ntos, and is the most perfect pU* aad iuniaX
H.
T.
BnanFORD,
Clerk.
an
rarettAraie.-.
by fitrtJL
IndepandMice.
truss.
IT. Baptist ciiarches maintain that Chriat stituting—^think you your correspondent meet for repentance. John required the Pulaski couftty, Ark., Feb. 8, 1870.
'w
JadMB...
ceqaires holy actisitg in nery aamber.
LIMrtr
lis isn
would Charch
regard it in the light of a "dis- evidence of repentance—a confession of
UtUe Bed Blrer.
Its 49 81 506
members ore ^ k e n of in S^ptnre aa "lirely
OBDIHATIOH.
Xoant VeiiioB.....
Itonea,'- forming part of "a spiritual hoaae," trust of Providence ?** Can he point out their sins. See Matt. iiL 5, 6. "And
S 2 0 Prize Essays.
Mount
Zioa
MS
32
which is devot^ to God.—1 Pet. ii: 5. The anything in the arrangement contrary to were baptized of him in Jordan confessBy invitation of the Rising Sun Bap- OaaeMtsWe
offer
$20fi>rthe best esegesis of thf iU- PlM Bluff.
The young arc to be instructed, {Eph.Ti: 4); any precept in the Scriptures? If he
BiTcr
ITS 137 142 1135 lowing passages of Scripture or «nsjmQatk»
ing their sins." This is a good reason tist church, Arkansas co., Ark.,. Elders B«1
the onrtily warned, the feeble-minded comforted,
Beckj BkTOQ.
lU 8S «T im subjects app^ed^ suited to theoolnstBSof
the weak sappartuL, (1 Thess. T: 14}f those can, then, the same objection would lie why John's baptism was called the bap- W. M. Lea and J. T. Marshall met with S«UB«......:
112 114
1003
SprlBg
atw-.
who rejoice, rejoiced with; those who weep, against aay plaa'of his own to put aside
13 ST
499 Baftut—the Blatter aot toexeasfl tweai^pagta
us
and
ordained
Bro.
Charles
Cross,
a
tism of repentance for the remission of
sympathized with; those who are bereared, Tisof foolscap—ten pages orlessprefignad.
ited.—Jas. i: 27. To the ungodly the gospel is money for the future support of himself sins„ There is no repentance without colored licensed minister of our church, SUtUHcw ibr 1889
COUMlTTEB Of ABBITSBS: THB OHDAII.
to be mode knawn, Q Theas. i: 8}; and good and femily—the.only difference between
- Teasessee Association.
conlession of sins. The pardon, or remis- on this ^th day of March, IS^O.
done to all men.—Gal ti: 10. la some part of
£0 MINISTERS Of THIS CUTT
Will
the
clerks
or
brethren
in
Tennessee
fill
Ordination sermon by Elder Lea.
these labors aU the members of Baptist chnrches tbe two being, that in the association, sion of sins, is always connected with
The
ezege^ obtaiafig the prisa to be the
up
the
remaining
blanks
of
their
Association
OB engage. Bat the diead sMm&era of worldly
Examination of candidate by Eld. Lea.
editor ot this pspar, ta te fBb»
for 1869-, and let ns have
perfect statistic property of
establishments cannot, nor can tha it^mt memien from the aggregation of funds, better repentance, and justification with fsith in
Ordination prayer by Eld. Marshall.
of any Pedobaptist churches. They can hare facilities for investment, etc., the increase the Lord Jesus Christ. Now it is a fact
of the denomination in Tennessee for one year? lished in thefirstvcduBM of Brise K»tge—aad
no part nor lot m the matter.
Charge and Bible presented by Elder
Essays, where th«y win te dnly credited to tte
would be infinitely greater, and the fu- so plain all may see, that John required
V. Baptist ehorohes beUere it to be COirist's ture support far more certain. I opine faith and repentance both, before he Lea.
author. It is desigaed to issae a senes of volwill, that what is spent in His serrice should be
mnea
that 'will te regaided-etaadaal aad valuS
A
B
S
or
A
N
O
C
I
A
T
I
O
S
.
correspondent,
H|uid of recognition and fellowship to
gnta with ready wiB, and that aeiy your
ehareh
tnex^^^far from objecting to would baptize. They must confess their
Sf
able
eoBtiibutioBS
to bptist Iitecatara_
tor, who is ahl% shonld thos gire. When such an arrangement as this, would gladly sins and believe on him that shonld come the Candidate by presbytery and church.
rs
C
k
making ^ eoUection for the poor swts at JemPRIZE SVBJIXm.
s I
We are gratified that marked attention Bnila.h
salem, the apostle says ''As I hare giren order avail himself of its beneficent protection. afler, i. e., on Christ. Now what is the
« 98 i i
F o r Mardi—Asts iL 88—"Bepeat aadte
543
to the eharchea of Ctalatia, eTen so do ye; npon What then is the difference between such difference between John's baptism and was given by the church and congrega- Btg HtteUeu.
94 4330 teptised • ^ • iiir the remi^n of alas.**
the first day of the week let nery eae nf yam
; . : SSS 134
lee
3am
CUotOB„.„.
F o r April—<'The Chmeh of Chzlsr^
lay by him in stor^ as God hath prospered him." scheme and mutual life insurance ? None the baptism of.Dr. Ford, of Memphis? tion to the sermon and the entire pro- ftnM^M
'iSs
"'fiai "ihe king£m of CM" and *• of lieavan as*
—1 Coc xri: 1, 2. This injaaoyoB shows that whatever; as life insurance, with some Simply this: the faith of John's subjects ceedioga. Bro. Cross promises usefulness T>^rk IUr*r i, 1 1
110
90
IMS:
to te QBderstobd-as syaoayiBOBS ia tte
it is the duty of erery ciinrch membei- to eoBtriKMtTranflHw.
••••555 they
-r,..,.,..'....
New Testament Seriptnree ?
bute aa God enables him. And the apostle says, slight modifications looking to more cer- looked forward to the coming Messiah, among bis people, and has theconfideoce mir^ii^M
178 In
....,,...
"If there be first a wiSiMg mmd^ it ia tain
aa^ep^ed
results, proposes to accomplish just and Dr. F.'s looked back to the same of both whites and blacks, and I coiUd Rflh^ma
For
(^arch of Oirisl"
aeeording to that a mas hath; ^ showing that a such objects. It is one of the means
IndUn Creek—-.......^.... .
1i« "so M isa is it to te BBderstoodii^ a visible orgaBisiMiioii,
but
expreM
my
surprise
to
hear
him
an*
Savior
that
had
come.
willing mind is needful to make soeh aid aeeeptor of tbtt spiritoil wnikbezs, witliont rtnpwt
.. . , ,
aJUataSod. Chnreh mogdwaare to "aboond provided fdt the protection of indigent
swer questions in the examination w h i ^ jBdHm.toTislbiUty?
^
IfMBt
ZIon
Where
did
John
get
h
b
authority
fo
IB this grace" of rich andXiberal giving to the femiKes, m d , 1 honestly believe, by^^od
"in 90 171
F o r Jlu|e-*'^Qrday ItoaiUy CoBftrtaet
would
have
been
enough
for
the
best
of
of Christ.—S Cat. vffir
BoC in2r*Ucfanek7
73 sa S41S Meeti^" ^fint. Has a Aniidii tte serlptnral
baptize-^frdpii Moses or God? "Hiere
49 MS
to apj^iat ttus and mkaatteadBBae a
taa^ eaanot Uuia givaf aa^ MFiraats b j eouk- himself since his ministers originated i t ; Was a man setat from God whose niune us. His ideas are excellent on important Sortlienii.;...-ts
s.
w."
Diirtiicirr'
..„..
.r**^
test
of
fdlowsUBT Seeoad. Ars they i M m
pnlsion, as in Statf Churche^ ate not a mil'* and he who fi^ to avifil him^lf of that
points
in
theology,
and
he
spoke
freely
•"M I S
was Jolin.* s^Hie law an<| the prophete
exp^ieat to t^ieiighat yreiOm
at itfL—S COT. Tffi: 4.
131
T^viftv^
means
is
as
culpable
as
one
w
^
shoidd
3t7
of
the
^elosipn
pf
maqy
pf
his
race,
pro*
VL Baptist ehnrohes xcsati ii as OhxaaUB
Wer6 until "Johfl; since ften tha kingdom
Uafon....,.!..'..
For, J[vly-T€aa Bapti^ sdnist^ a ^ ? TBMX.". .-,
.. •- r, ,.,.• "iS Ow T2 lies teisily
win, thai all his ehonhca UoaU h^tamgU mii rrfnae to prepare the ground, sow the of h^veta ¥ p r e a c h ^ " ^ John's work
tQ se^ V ^ n s and u n n a t a ^ lights T
assocUOe with unli^tised ttv^Mip.^f Im*
yrttiem
Dbtrfct
114
KB 1033 knowledged
^ ^ - f i q y g r o r i ^ ^Tearenofitfi
and dahgerons emnt
da
and;
v<Hces
from
,
heaven,
said
we
tha woihL."—John m 13. Ihereceptieiieflieee •eed, and reap the harves^ im the p ^ ''doef Sot look like the S&ldse of the law
SUtOfle*forI8S9liHthevaBgeliealorsfcTlpHiralniiBistiwff ThtaaL—.
^SiBZ
a ] / vlio ^ j e b e e a ^ ^ a i at
own dssir^ t h r t snch prepuation lor the f n t ^ wotdd dis^nsation, but it Icwlw lil^ the b e ^ mnst look Igt Qod*f yprd for % h t . He
sooiatio«S (tfarrtd to ai* neh aa KXba
ICiinsd^iAnoQi^oQB.^ 4 :
gelieal
AlUaaeaJiiaistetial
is
sbpnt
ibrty-fiva
j
'
^
r
B
pld.
J
.
A.
It.
ning of tiie g o s ^ dispensation, imd
iZa diriBi^im beftwMa a» akorefc ia< the b r | 9 .^stnist PRmdrae& or 6od*s
Are there no mox»AsBoeiatiaBS<iB3iiesis> assoeiati^as' of Biinistexa^ aokiw«I«d|M ^ te
wotid; ; ^ iB&Bi Bumbexdup, kr d m ^ i i
Mark de^lMes' that it is.L Now
The
B ' l ^ i e ' K p t i s t church, •iPPi T Wka* 8|y yso, BreU»itB ^«w»jej,Webb,
a l i riO^
Uie d i ^ ^ d ^ ^ ^ Bal^ t ^ ^ e eoneipdndent a g ^ it
l ^ r Aiiciii^^
i , - batven'
af c i u s ^ wmity, iSirfc^^ caDed to 0ie SeUers, and others, one .|nd ^ ? .
ofaby gl^eSdScli-^ ih^
M
event
of
of Christ with
^i&h; :tr dbin fieaveir it w t t
o ^ n a t i o n 'of Bro. Wm. W; Ohroef^, a
Bui
iTOumbA<^, or W yaf r"
i ^ l n c l r ^
ii^Sdt^irUc^st^j
ht^itf^r^^i^ licens^ minister of her number,
ahoe**
ymatrnx^ It abom ^^
M ^ i i i o t bhitoui^;^^^^^^^^^^
be o i ^ ^ ^ f b r e ^
doBi.'^' f i M i H w
A
I w e n ^ t f n s ^ l & t g ^ d e , " or
Johd 4Mbflroiifheaven: I t is cetlaln that tfat i e i h t ^ fif'De'f^^it^ tif samei c b ^ y ,
agunst I ^ i t f iima^M^
i s V A ^ y if John's l»ptiffln was not
thsy stiIlBsedtr3H^ J ^ i l ^ T . ^
(
I'eK SJfriwo.
•lift
i& r e o ^ of I s H i i ^ ^ m ^ ^ for
to^ M: a
— i ^ o f ^ e
m i ^ ^ w m ;
•
[ b n ' S ^ b n ' i y ^ e writer;
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in IScI f i ^ ' f i e b ^ i U i r t i C c ^ ^
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mi
t ^ W t f f i o d i A ^ M I j ' ^ O M at^tfae
jr^Hyatt-Smiau I f e ^ d o
wit:
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oC'fMtfgtt
mkaatoia
i ^ n s e t)f ^ ' a a t e c f l b ^ aiid the- J t t l ^ w h a t a i ^ - i i n l l 'do for^Wfite^^ n o l k ^ e t y
otlM p * ! ^ eapg^al^ w h o w ^ d o tsifc;.
.
.
'
^Sum
t H f ^
c « « | i<f6* BeriOdM
a n d ^ w i d i ^ c i k t t d a t ^ Vbo
' N o . s : Oiie o f
^
la - b a p t ^ J m t liwwmtion.
t>ort. W e had H b i ^ t t o e i p ^ «bat t h e ^mttBeea^aA^a & e t \ S t 1 C i r - «ai:i]ia(
l a t t m wed,
M BM:«r tt* i ^ e n t pkiiiiitt
k m
i f trae to h a f ^ f e ^
arts, o f C ^ ! ^ I v ^ o M ^ ^ a t h d U e s . ,
m^ m ••t.
i r t ^ d h a v ^ eorretsted s o
inis- N o w this w e protitnoM an out and o u t «!• l i i i l t m v j u w o a m w
-tka w a of it.
t a f t e i i i tirt*
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Dtporitorj i s Iita« BMk, aad
^ "A V»wlthdilt It ti«nt*8 losa t o <Mt b a t t ^ q g t b ^ OathoBoB'^OQ ^ e
I«bli«»ti<» n f B ,
deporitw^r r w i far: N a ^
iimtarattBtegt
nf
ClwiiiigiTii
«BUdL.99d«r
oae
p a i r o m , w b y d i d tibt oui^ irortliy Bro. s c h o ^ ^^flUon,. and, xm^ ^ e i n ^ b ^ ^ n e n t
Date iftstiilMliaitgwtwnnaeali tak i i ^ ,
^
ui him. ^ m t m t ^ p r i ^
In
w i * tkp
^
nbtffe; u n i h d i i t r w a l ^ g
t&4e- ^ ^ a b t l e M
toi
i&|iuehim
H
l
^
s
a
u
f
If
Hie p ^
m n d it? "
n o w , affe^ i d i f l ^ d i n g i t
—till ipointliiif yj^lyHrrisa r|^n"T1^^^s
- t i ^ t ^ y ;of ;the parties for months, h o w
N^,,^
Wv
pastor o f are w a s t i l a t d aoeordiag- to the apoatalie plan,
W*
£ r q ^ o l a ^ •ffaatxed
is i t ^ e ^ D o t ' d b t a l n a ratraetioaoa t h e
^
^
^
^^Qslvefy of
groiind ^ i ^ e
faeii a s t h e y
imd
-... .-i r : >5
f
t
i
l
M
s
a
i
M
i
i
m
Oiairf^
e i i s t ^ i t t h e tioM ihisy wrote and ptib- t ^ e l v g ^ifimta^
r e ^ e ^ W h m d r e d i a Um. ff-wa iHMWkadlMW anehatzm^ in
Itsh^; ^
hiire e z i l t e d b e f b r t t h e i r e y e s
-rr
.more o a j p r o i ^ f o ^
points t o ^ M n e and
wdst in a body
fSRJipiatlJTOll.
ikiB
,
whiokCh^t
oneof his ^urdies,
Oteits «iM$«rMm44smsg4he w , we
k a n to 'amswtte^ ITf dv »»t kaow.
l i e l i ^ e ^ ThefBibi® V * ^ d«cUred itself me&t o n t h e ground t&af W i a ^ A h a t We
ttat
>g«'tk»«ev«a chuNhes"
to
^
40
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l
u
x
a
t
i
o
n
,
repodid
not
make
mbbciy
By
t
h
e
dpdi^tion
l
in,A#i|i^Bome
vera v e ^ corrupt in
"' j e c t s i^^tf^eiB i ^ d e r c o n s 0 e ^ ^ o n , in, ^
^
aotioit o f t ^ Friepdship A s s o d a t i ^ ^
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9h«rge9
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a dioreh nu^del Y e make n o a v m n e n t i W e h e ^ n » k e
j e ^ t j ^ c l e p r ^ a f e d to
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i
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w
d
taaehiag
«t 3mm, and
"
c o i ^ l f e a to.
refettad
s o p h i ^ p in'commbn ose, in w a ^ n t u i ^ l i v a t • B a p t i s t . Union,, i B d ' ^ a p ^ t a f i hone. I f t e facts w e r e , ' w h e n t h e y ptibkim
as
a
dinrdi^
reqaim
)
noB-lelMTpiP ^oto
i i i i a g e o M t o r e p e l spehf i n ^ u ^ t i o p s aa In&ed, abd have b e e n for « x m o a ^ , be- tha^ames tfmu S a ^ r U olijmT^ j ^ i thp i6>
t^n
i f these M o e t i ^ i ^ t
inAf^
. m a n - 4 i ^ W " ^ i n k , ' most groundless slanders. B m n o w i t lepre- fore t h e e y e s o f th^ editors o f tk^se par lowlig report;
Whether
x^Prei^jrfloold lie reearded i s . ^ i f r c t e a — i r o i k i i ^
"'Answer to iat quei^: Ifi^tMlieve Cl^t' g ^
v e r y sents itself a m o n g t h e - g r e a t Baptist pers, and t h e y may. d o tAemaelves An act
rum t o tbeir wemi^ I T t b e j beHere
pel
order' in baj^Usmteqxiii^a ^pelmbjisbV teriaa ehar^es—for fdmrehaa they audaahtadly
'^i^atiqn,
^ : ignoraiio i^aiShi—ti Societies at t h e N o r t h , a i ^ rejoices t o be o f justice^ or n o t , ^ t h e y think best. I t a beUever, a goqiel action, wkieh i s tsisMr*
a i ^ a w ohpebM of Christ, is a (joesUon we
classified
in
t
h
e
B
a
p
t
i
s
t
Y
e
a
r
B
o
o
k
as
a
is
evident
t
h
a
t
w
e
h
a
v
e
little
t
o
expect
auwi
^1,0 »re
b ^ g j ^ oC the qoestio'n—J^Innj^ • IW
and this Buut be done ky » foigftlmdmimttm^,
1. IB C S i n i d i n bi^tisiff s p e r K ^ ^
B
a
p
t
b
t
S
o
c
i
e
t
y
.
;
A-Northerri
writer
thus
qwlifiedra^
o«yad.to
Jadga
ia
such
mattars.
from
them.
W
e
wait
t
o
see.
granted, t h e t ^ g ' t o b e proved,
^ e
oofi who bdoags to Christ'schnrchhimsali; and
—i
i i ^ j p i f f e ^ in
^
notices
t
h
e
f
a
c
t
r
T h e foregoing I cKp from the Meligious
W h i l e w e firmly demand Mtisfaction i« acting undw the authority of the same. Such
emneiBW, cor t a l>e mmmniBtered t o t h ^ ^ o t e a paragraph:
"It
may
seem
incongr^us
to
oomplain
of
is
gotpel
order
in
^ptism.
f
l
i n r i i f o f r i ^ J . 8 4 ' Bro. Jeter's view is
" It is often adTtntageoos ,t« Ifaire recoarae
for such an unwarranti^ble misrepresentdhildreiLf
anything
in
a
work
in
which
there
is
so
much
"2. In receiving ministers from other denom- no donbt c o i r e c t In aceordanee with dic2. & j C l n B t ^ bimtism t h e jMrsono/ to' iadireet refatation. The princ!^! ilpleies of
ation b y our brethren in Richmond and
tins, rtdaeiit ad abtufdiim, will not liow be dit-to be thankful for. But then is one portion of St. Louis while w e were absent, and w h e n inations, we receive them as we do any other tionaries and,popalac usage, we may say
d n ^ o f % pemtient beneTer f
members, and receive thism at memhert; and
If m paroitki d o t l i k e cireiiindsion, itr enssed. The crgnmeat md kemmem,: 'to the it which we sincerely wish had been omitted,
it was out of our power to k n o w or t o then, if satisfied in relation to their gifts a^d PrcMbyterian chnrch, 'Methodist church,
and
which
we
honestly
beliere
hasno
right
e s n never lie the dtrt^ o f the ehS^tiiOngh
I,' «ui Mazeely earer be { t r ^ ^ y employed
etc., j n s t a s w e say infaut baptism, when
i t s parents were d e r ^ ^ m tfidrs—aiid t».estab^p<^tLTaitnitiu Aa ^ p f a l to the here. The title is, American S ^ t u t Year Book. correct, w e assure them that w e desire t o call to the ministty^ let the choreic Mdain 4hem
in fact there i s the iniant without the
iafiuit b ^ d a n thns e^feotnafif d n t r o y s h u n r ' s p^ealiar t^nioas, posiUon, or mode' of It opens jrith a list of the 'General Societies.' " have peace " with them, and that our to the offioe of the ministry.
baptism. W h e n , however, w e u s e the
b e f i e r e r r baptism fr^ i&e e a r ^
B a t r e w n i n ^ in order to make him beliere some- What Societies? Baptist, of cour^ and no relations as editors should be pleasant
, . "Rurws Co^jBT, Chairman."
'tent be- thing, is almost necessarily improper. But in others. Our surprise was not smalli therefore, and fraternal, but w e are unwiUing to be
term
church
ThU is landmarkism to the bone. There
and
our
regret
not
less,
to
£ud
in
this
list
The
ni .its scriptural sense, wc
refata^ion, in dealing with those unreasonable
thas scandalised withont manifesting the would be hope for the State if. every AsAmerican
Bible
Unioiu
Is
that
a
Baptist
soolieetors 'whose mbnthi most be stopped,' it is
least self-respect.
sociation in Indiana occapied the same must s a y as does Bra. Jeter, that " a regL The B a i ^ Churches are either true
ciety? Has the denomination ever adapted or
perfecUy
appropriate;
u
d
a
a
y
be
highly
effec
ularly organized church o f Ciusst, is comdivrches of Ghnat, or tiu^ l u r e ^ s e .
consistent position. .
indorsed it? How many of the pastors and
tiTiS^
Saeh
is>mu'
ZiordV
argnment
in
Matt.
The "Witnesses in l i e ^ g d o m of the Beast.
S. If t r e e dimrdies, then t h e sect o r i g Eld. W m . M<^g,tt, formerly of East posed exclosively o f persons i m m ^ e d
out deTils, by churches in New England apfiroTe of it and its
inated b j Mr. Canmbell i n 1 8 2 7 k a xiL 27, «Jf I Iqr BeeUebnb
Before the coming of Christ " the wit- Tennessee, is a minister m that Associa- on a profesMon o f their faith in liiin."
work? Some of us haVe felt cllled on strenuK^iisni, and faLs^ a n a he^and his foUov- F i i O i ^ d o y Q a r s ^ ^ W t ^wn ^u^?' He is
In v i e w o f this definition it is vain t o
ously to resist the imputation that the work of nesses " in the kingdom o f the- Beast are tion.
• n h s n n g ^beot ^eomTntimeated firom not saying that the disciples of the P ^ s e e s
look for a scriptural church a i ^ i i g Pedothe Bible Union was a Baptist work, that the to be slain, ^nd w e have long believed
—fiev. D. M. Crowell, of Rome, New York,
Btt^^utB have no authority-to bi^tize. really do east out demons, but simpty shutting
baptists.
N o r can Baptists, without
deQomination
is
in
any
sense
implicated
in
i
t
that Oncken, the veteran Baptist mission- shows his appreciation of the " Old Landmark
S. Z r & ^ t i s t Churches are n<^dbitrches their mouths by an argument ad hominem.
And
now,
above
all,
when
the
New
Version
has
proving
recreai^t
t o their principles, reary, under God is now raising up those doctrines of the Herald" by sending us the
o f C h n s ^ t h e n all C a m p b d l i t e zmmsters mcnriu in 1 Cor. xr. 2 9 , ' Else what shall they
been
so
seTerely,
and
in
many
respects,
so
cognize any but senptural churches. EcI wihajrtA^Bd JMod ^withoat^ a a t h o d t y t o do wUdi «rebaptts0d for the dead, if the dead
witnesses—faithful churches and minis- money for three subscribers.—fieZ. Herald.
rise not at all? why m they then baptised fer justly criticised, are we ready to take the soci- ters to bear their testimony agaiust Antitiza
A n d the Campbellites of the W e s t show clesiastically tfac^e can b e no sach conr«Mr, Campbelfite minislers d e n y that them ?' The apostle sUences certain objectors to ety that has issued and is eircQlatiqg it, into christian Rome. H e has already accom- their appreciation o f the N e w Landmark nection between Baptists and Pedobap' ^ j E O ^ e s are t h e true (^Hirdies of the resurreetion of the dead by potinting to the tho list of our national sooieUes ? If the Year
teachings of tho Merald b y sending tisto as to m a k e letters o f dismisaon
that the des%Q of t h d r superstitions prjuOi^Be eneouragad by them, of Book had been Issued by a private publislier, plished wonders, and he is accomplishing
g i v e n b y t h e latter recdivable b y the
l i Soi^p^pnil. l £ e y ^ there- fai9«»nig4iTiiicp«r80BS i s Ifdadf orthose who the case would have been different, though even wonders. W e read the account o f his money and s u b ^ r i b e r s for it. A devoted
former.
I must g o farther and say t h a t ;
— ' — i Mid onordaiaed. B a t JMl died nabai^edrT^ praftieB knows ifhare then we should have felt like complaining. But movements with the greatest interest. and prominent pastor o f M i s s r a ^ p i was
r ^ B^uptist Chorohes existed in the next eentury. He does not pre it is issued by a national society, the American F r o m an exchange w e clip t h e f o l l o w i n g : in our oflSce the other day, and remarked t h e auUiority oon&rred b y P e d o l ^ t i s t s
a n d i e s o f C h m t i C W p . seat this M an a r i ^ e n t to prore the doctrine Baptist Publication Society, the highest autho" Eld. J. G. Oncken, writing to the MUtionarythat t h e influence o f the Herald
was OA a n y o f their members to " preach,"
rity
among
us,
and
the
society
to
which
we^all
i c i o l o i f e s t l ^ are s c ^ i s m a ^ i ^ of the resunvi^liL^ tra^
simply as an
ifai/azMW from AU Dansig, says:
pemicioos in all his c o u n t y ; t h e Camp- eannot b e o o n ^ t e n U y recognized b y any
lore to contribute. What shall we say aow to
as heretics
Baptist, i f Bro. Jeter's defiiiitio& o f a
«*A<1? <^«lockJAe church bfilUbeaan i^MJUE. i d J i i ^ ' ^ ' ^ ' ^ C e B t a c y ora^ t h e S a v d U .
aoriptoral
choxch ia correct. W i l l it be
a o d a r e subscnbk®
it^ while
bo(*, andliolds us as a denotni«^ i
_ , the
HSeti-W n e ^ l»Qt Jw
Z«t|i*raii
iMMtor
of
the
town
u-v tvt an
HifellciUesP
s ^ t h a t this is exclusive and mtoleiant ?
£h IT would toe well understood."
V a i m his whole flock to their fate. Infants Baptists are divided b y i t ! T o indorse
N o w , as r w p e c t s t h e allusion in the say it is not Baptist, he has oiOy to t h i ^ i
There
is n o t h i n s s o e x d a s i v e and intolbecause t h ^ d o n o t
i ^ n o t sprinkled any more at allj and the pas- the baptisms o f Campbellites^ under a n y
Year Book Into our faces, and we a n silWj^
t h e baptisms o f B ^ e w e o f baptising for the dead, Brp.
erant
as
truth.
j.
p.
tor of the Baptist church, Bro. J. PriUka^ is circumstances, is t o indorse G ^ p b e l l i s m .
"It seems, from a note preyed to the
^bimtarai b
beouise
e a u u e of ita d ^ Broados assumes a very douif/vi
andtAi of this society, that some hesitaUos
rrsMs.
xegiMrator, and enters all births, deaths anc
—Your Committee on PeriodiMis beg leave
aw a u Gam
nnbapr ^tfMgtnercMy occupied wUrpn^
T
h
o
m
a
s
Jefierson,
in his " N o t e s on
of
lurriagM
which
take
place,
into
his
registry.
and
a
letter
was
addressed
to
the
€01
to report: That, taking into contideraUon the
Mr.. Cam;
a n d t h e first
ing
Seeretazy
of
the
Bible
U&ioB,askingadifij^
Hitherto
our
brethren
have
not
nu^le
use
of
the
V
i
r
^
i
a
,
"
s
a
y
a
:
"
Several
acts of the
tf^ postage to he the true meaning of it f
great impwtance of a full nadentanding of
loeaciim
n o other.
H e i v j d i ^ 'I ^ no reason what^rw why i j * church at their lllsposaL I dare say it will not sound Baptist doctrine and the importance of a Virginia A s s e m b l y o f 1657, 1662 and
W i t h o u t referring t o the v i e w s o f
Americas BiUe Union should not appear: in m U long before tee Baptists will eendoct divine fce&eireulation of oar valuable periodica^ in
tiieae dilwrmnw, t h e y r e i i i n u r e d m o d e m expositors, it seems to us reason1693, h a d n ^ d e : it penal in parents to
T ^ B b o k . ' Perhaps not. 1 dd notVnbw a»lt service there.
s^Mag forth the truth as i t is in Christ; and refose t o h a v e their children baptized."
c a n ; ^ ^ . ^ " — a n d able t o suppose t h a t the Greek fathers, was to be expects he would see any objectiioio.
tt cA BUSSIAK CHrnCH.
knowing the backwardness of- many of our
~
w ^ h o m e d but a little removed from t h e apostles, But what he failed to see thousands of othtfas
T h e Baptists h a v e been a persecuted
brethren
in taking such papers, we feel that we
•From far and near brethren and sisters
do see and feel dwply."
^
people,
but t k e y h a v e never persecuted.
^ J ^ ' ^ o h i d ^ i ^ argument— thoroughly conversant with the constrocM »«»«tened hitljer:; thfy had come eren ftom cannot recommend too sttbngly some one or
N
o
w
h
a
d
it
g
i
v
e
n
,
or
if
it
could
giv^
fifty eentsL S . W . P a b . H o u s e . !
tion o f their o w n language, and certainly
must trace t h e church o f Christ by
Odessa. Among th« Bussian population -the more of our denominational papers. We would. I f
us a faithful translation o f the N e w T e ^ I«rd'9 work is likewise progressing. Tweaty- therefore, advise the brethr«n,'tliat in orckr to ^^^ps o f her bloody footpriatfi, wiU she
- BBOEAE CEEEDS.
- ^
in t h e interpretation accepted b y t h e
GAXB0ua—^ I f a n y man shall s a y that c h t ^ h e s in t h d r day, would most likely tament, w e w o p l d rejoice t o recognize i t swen persons l»ave already been baptised. a more uniform disseminaOou of truth, to sub- not be found a m o n g t h e Baptists f
taptiBii U n o t essential t o salvation, l e t
as a Baptist society, and would l o v e and Tkey form a separate church, although they scribe for one or both e>f the following papers,
I d m t e aeanrsed. Libamtism, iiot o n l y are g i v e o s l h e trae meaning of this passage. cherish it as stich, fer Baptists otiig cc^ kavo fraternal intercourse with their Geman vis: Tns BAPT»r, published at Memphis, Xenn.,
£ D o u g l a s s Gorrie, i n his book on
our sins remitted,bat also the pnnirimient
Ghiysostom, a learned Greek w h o
bnthren.
I
recommend
the
movement
among
"Methodism,*'
says, that about the year
and the ChrUt^n Herald, published at Tuscumgive to the teorld a fait^id
translatioru
of
lived in the fourth century, informs us
ihs Russians to the special i n t e r ^ i o n of the bia, Ala. And for the use of our Sunday 1784 « l h e Presbyterian and CongregaSim is gracioaaly pardoned o f God.
Rct. J, R. Graves writes^o the Central jB<g».
pharch. If the authorities ignore this meve- Mhools, Kind Word*, the Child's DeUght, pubtional ministere w o u l d not baptize a chTld
p p i ^ t o e v f ^ o n e o f ug the g a t e low the Christians of his d a y understood
tift,
denying
the
correctness
of
the
statement
inest, then a fire inay be kindled by it, which lished at Memphis, Teun. Tlie great Bible
See his H o m i l y on Corinthians:
which before, through ain, was
unless at least one o f t h e parents proMgHutceutHbriiy. " Chap, XT. 29. * Else what shall they do who which appeared in that paper some months ago> no power of the earth will be able to extinguish. truths they contain mak^ them edifying to fessed faith in t h e ^wta^ines o f Calvin •
,
^ v e r y person con&medi are baptijrf for the dead V What is it that he "to the effect that he must have made money Evct since my visit to St. PeUrsburg, I have every Christian, and we hope the brethren will
nor would they admit Methodists to the
^ answer Qtew questions:
means? Or shalU first mention how they who by discontin^ngihis paper for several weeks." chWshed the pleasing hope that the Lord would
give
the
subject
due
consideration.
^
Supper of the Lord,'' Presbyterians and
Q.
is yorar name
'
are Infected with the Marcionite hwcsy perrert As the item waa copied into this ne^s. colupnir gather a great people to himself in this vast
I. N. GrxBKiE, Chairman.
-^'rald, we take pleasure in copying Bro. empire.'»
A . ^ ^ ^or M-^ y®®
this
expression?
I
know,
indeed,
that
I
shall
Congregationalists
once practiced ' close
name?"
W e copy t h e above from the minutes
Graves'
correction.
Bro.
G.
publishes
an
eight
.jfi.
excite
much
laughter.
Thira
anyljatechumen
^
sponsors in b ^ t i B n ; wherein
communion,' did t h e y ? W h e n t h e y now
o f the Enon Association, Middle TennesBDITOEIAL BBETITIBS.
I t w ifiade a m ^ b e r o f Chiisl, tl® child diw ^ n j j then^ l i v i n g placcd a living man page paper and gives himself with great enthu*
complain o f Baptists, they censure them
— A m e e t i n g o f some promise has see, and w e thank the brethren for their
tf God, and an inheritor of t h e k i n e d o m u ^ ^ r the Much of the dead, they approach ibp. siasm to his work, and has otir best wishes.—
for doing, what t h e y once did themselves.
coipse, and Ulk with him, and ask him if he Religiciut Herald.
commenced at the First church, in this kind notice of us. T h o u g h we <lo not
M e e h o d i b x . — W h a t are t h e benefits w e wishes to receire baptism; then^ when he
Bro. Jeter, will y o u allow u s to say pitf: :fero.Teasdale is aiding t h e pastor. print our paper in Middle Tennessee, as
Dr. Summere, in his book on Baptism,
neenreby ba^inn? . :
makes no reply, he that is concealed beneath thUt the a b o v e d o e s not amend t h e wrong
of yore, we still print it in Tennessee, and
lets
u s k n o w that m a n y Pedobaptists
— W e write from a sick room, which for Tennessee Baptists and all others.
^Anft t h e to o f t ^ i s t h e washing says, in his stead, that he should wish to be ; roa, in connection with the Central Bajpw e have not l e f t for fqur days. W e are W e hope to meet with our brethren o f never witness an immeraion without
• w a y the g u i l t rf a i g j ^ an b y t h e ap- baptiied; aad so they bapUxe him, instead of
tist,
h
a
v
e
d
o
n
e
'tis
?
T
h
a
t
m
i
s
s
t
a
t
e
m
e
n
t
« feelings o f revnlsioh and sorrow." Y e t
the departed like men jesting upon the stagfc
the seventh one o f onr family that has old E n o n this year.
_ " B y b a p t i r a w e a ^ a d ^ | j e d into the What^lhea, is Panl speaking of? First I wish so palpable t o e v e r y p a i ^ t that exchanges
i
t
h e y are anxious to commune with Bapbeen tinder medical treatment the past
P k o f . T. T. E a t o k . — W e failed to uo- tists w h o are made Baptists b y an act
are m a d e mem- to Kmind you who are initiated, oftlie r ^ n s e with us, as well as t o e v e r y patron o f o u f three weeks. Three well-defined cases
tiTO the ordination o f this brother to the the v e ^ sight o f which excites "focKngs
which they who introduce you to the mysteries paper, wfw c o n f u t e d a n d p u t afloat
^ f varioloid have appeared, but all are
« B t b a p i l i m w e .who "were b / l i a t ^ bid yoa make, 4nd then t will expliiin the words
minwtry, and w e canno^ in j i ^ t i c e t o e ^ r of revulsion and sorrow" in m a n y P«do^
d i i l d i e n o f w m h an) i n a d e t h e c h i t
now doing well.
W i m we are about tobaptii^ we bli
f i l i n g s , permit it tp
m a published
dren of God.**
ftinf,
w
e
l
e
a
r
h
j
^
h
d
nnquei^oDably,
lus
^
M t . P l b a s a k t CuuKCii, M i s s . — W e record. Proit E. is tlie'/goo o f the late baptists I H e . i r h o can see t h e beauty of i
thecandidaie say, I belieTe in the resue^tion
thia consistency CM no do^bt see the
baptism is a of the dead; And opon Ihia f a t h we a n
financial niove i o «bear»» t h e stock o | rigret the sad state o f affairs in
^ this
Jos. h ;
^
Inward"
eoniMtency itself
B a w i K e J n A A a n s a a and Missouri^ <?huroh, respecting, as w e db, both miq
_ rest;
_ ^ve ^
* B y irater, tiiesi, a a meanm T^o s^e tued AfUlr we, togef&er with_ (he
ITi^Yerstty, a name l ^ y c ^ " and . r e f ^ ^ d
ttafessedthis, w e a n k t doira iato t j ^ A ^ j t ^ W e f c u p p o w h e m n o t w i U i D g forittobrf istcm. T h e o n l y advice w e can g i v e i s
' or b o m
9.f % i o u t i n r ^
When
Horace Greeley, in hi? " G l a n c e s at
ofthowsaered streims. B e a i w i i i g Orti «f
are _
ry 01 octgKuu
^
^
the breOiren e x e r d s e t W moat
" I f the a s d e n t Bomans
•re F W
« l d e e t 8 o f b i p . t k ^ I Ibtu f i d , If there be mo'reiBrs^cti^,
q f - e ^ i H J ^ a i n - < ^ S i a f e waa laid, i t t i l w
wky art t ^ baptised for the dead 7 t ^ t is. the
.
- ^ ,
p r o g e n y in
dead bodies I'or with « view to t j ^ m ^ o u
iMt M r f ^ a and sufW h U e w e h a d n o iJght t o e x p e c t t h a t that there b e n o divisio^a in t W b o d y o f grave^ U i e . l j ^ o f tlie w l w i e d ^ ^ ^ W , i J m j
»«pax«^ bfliering the r e s u ^ t i o a tody, t ^ t
n
n
a
f
^ ^ ^ e r w(mld1,avo c a u ^ t n p a , | ^
know
i ^ i o T S ^
of
It s ^ not remain dead. Ihou by thy wotds
fi^oted®;ie£
l^J^de^tl^'p^rer^ty
• i d e d in t h e circulation Of s o - i t u i d f e U . w h o ^ ^ t b ^ tl^e - s t o ^ g
,
,
.^ g ^ it,
lot •oafesakmJdeeUrest tkarwurwetio. of tlui
tiuA VAipf^v^
eji^af^tb and^saved a i n i i i , ^ o f needjess d a t ^ h i n t h ^^
i
tha
aa by ^ i a ^ h x the
^aa&ith
I^M
m m
jure—indeed s h o u l d ruBitts as a p a b l i r t i ^
— - l i which
i . i . w e believe "^
%
to
think that
t ^ t i o s d n e babered aad eoaltesed."
smd a m i n a W r ^ U nit little ta We c w
wBotffi^^aaee Iiilj
b e i i ^ d « i i i e n ^ doctrines o^ o w lirfy
Theodereti w h o wrote a oentury latfir, 4epuu34
ti^qip
nsexactty
_ wrong
t l w y need^ t o be t a u g h t oiqre W e think that D r . E a t o n
both »
l i ^ b e f o z ^ hia ^
and
^
p
l
i
u
a
.
^
botfi
llhorch
and
« He who is i > a p ^ i . buried'with tha U r l
•03a r»n4
danger,
^ni^
despotU orter t h ^ by iirtiilpatiaj £« Jd, d e a t l ^
f
^
toirird^
<toiot
^'^^Mo^rnkidm^
i n . B.
lit
%
P
l
^
B
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j
^
e
f
i
t
o
f
tho
o
a
w
•
not, why, t h « , l i
f a t ^ ^ c i r paibir, mftOQfiuiqy, a i i d i n u [ ^
M f m ^ ' ^ ^
t h e ttirf
n ^ i i either of. t h e
'itiras
ofmOatOko^^^^
fhjH^:
i ^ ^ ^ y i n ^ a w in w r
Have ti^ken
d e n r e d t o r e - i a t ] i « o n r ai^
l)l«o«:
ekudt
m mP^ M ^ M ^ imd
rht
ijjr
t
f
k
^
•
¥
rf
do«tria«
pf^itOM aaeag
» y w « r » a 4 weadtisa mir liretlmB to take
^
^ M ^ y « , d s a i d paper. Aad fnrtlwr, o n e oimid aee that m , a ^
•criberB, l o s t t h e l o s i i ^ d e d ^ time. B a t
t h e Central JBcsptkt^ for reasons beat
V
t o U8el4 published i t s s t a t e m a ^
statement,
r^ ^
B«it. J . H y m u
W
i n s f w i r e d <q[>eii-oonuttiinloi^iife-~this w e published in our paper l a s t
J B & n o l « o . l % e o n l y t h i n g thi^
V ^ y e a s a n y misgiTings about t h e
^o ttxpoM iniMt "Ti^_
2 S e
J ^ t J S
»•
X e n i n e n t j a a d a a ^ » bleaai ^ t o t h e d o m i n a t i o n a n d Oie world
a s b i a iastljr
11 fether w a s bev.
rore
i r e , can wr» hope for
more?
d M pn^Hdety o f n m i i m i ^ l i i K h n^mL L .
B t S on t h e s a l ^ f t w d l • • v i t h Bro.
Johnson o f O ^ I o s a .
!^peMmaztoKe
b a ^ O T t h e siqisoallioii tiiat i t
M burdensome a
e w members r e m a m i M m*<
ratertain t h e OoaTc
wMM
^j-i r
m
- j
0.J
fcfi
r .
»Tij-.
••••ir.Jrn:-
-
I
2 6 .
y fi, • ^ ' -.' • ' "
t t a « J that the b ^ wisdoa of the State eaa
Por o o ^ develop Is beiag bKnght oat to seeoraa broad,
A>«ifleiaIpnMiB8U9»^ieet;W3ll ooaa^yiaHBoW
J ^ u k r w
feel as j ^ e i o t t ealUire to eraT" ^ I d of ibe risiag
C o n v e n t i o n -wrill •meh i n t a w i i ' l a
Board in gjHMiaitioa. ,Thafitata>kBow» t b a i o a U a i
T h e foUo^ng f r o m t h e V i a d i e a t o t ^
pabUeeateTp^
r, J l s j r fifh. j C ^
a t l a w d e f i H s , La., we m j ^ i m ^ TOa ^ w u a a !»f ^ w ^ e i f k to the rarioas
• m p h i s as w
for
it ware it , 0 ^ h m dtassads its aoeeeaa e T ^ w h e r e . . I t
' J . I t H u R u n , 'itt W t ^ i a Biehaoad. w Baltimore, or Cbarleaf ^ ' i ^ i t a l i f e a n a t be aeenred agdAst a e • ^ a e n ^ ^ y aMnaaadtooorrewXers.
^ i ^ a d ^ i ^ Wf« ittSi proper
ioB. Batptufs itf tha ^ S ^ ^ f a o s t e n t i d a t i e d a ^ e r a : # U i i h ^ ^ e B i a g aroaad it, i a t W
thai if.
eaa l a a n y w a y s l d j a
Bi^tmt
dmn^im
JBmA ^jf
of tlHdr o v a CktaTeatioa. , .Wkat tfcia » t a l l i g e a a t a a d w i s ^ a of its people. ny tia ^ c a l t a ^ i a t a ^ t s o f i L
i a M e a i U s B««ia J r ^ a ^ ,
m U Tji.
^ *^ A *Al W ^ » c t i t o t trill bepwdwadsUi
The State, thea, cannot a t this late day, with
i i d i ^ l y adraace the r e D ^ ! ^
ft^thera e h o r e t e t are aUe, j a t i » i r p»T«rtjr,to all the riek fraits before i t wUeh i t has g a l ^
m m m r ®f «itihs iaiMi frasli«Bc4A
i f ear deaeaiaation, f<* sll our iW- rnimm^
MMh,
to its ooppaat twoal^-Avo
' " Iir litran • T t t i N j I t t ' ^ i f c i i r i i ,
e r e d o n t o f the past firoa the
school t j a * r h e U n k r n o f t i ^ Eooliiak a n d S e o t t i s l i
dapead u ^ t W plow at M
ti«
a^eroasfrnit/^TegetaJilea,
W&^otherlieristohi.
PrabrtCTltta 6e4iim^a|iSlSGe nffixmtioii."
JuH^ V**
of the t e a , a a d all the t r e a e a d o a s faets looaiag up t v n ^ ^ i f u f for alL There « a a he a o p r a g m a
Address
Tk* Tmrioas Pratwtaiii n e t s will a q u be ~ a i H i i a i a l b j j w k ^ 'iTaiiaiiaaoiaoYM
i a the f n t n r ^ eaeh s f i n a i a g the neeessity of i t t j ^ braadk withoat tatelBganee.
Our bat i a d i s p e ^ U e a i ^ e ^ i f c o i s u a i p ^ i Z S n
Tfwi^
forasA to BBite. Zhea. it'
M j j l w ^ r i b o ^ of WBoy to ^
a a i a t a i a i a g . t h a t s y s t o a vaioqpaired,—the f a r m mast ba i a t ^ g e n t r - a s d to aecoxf thia
»rrir,tr««fk«>aiAaJJt
^ ^ w l i s M a i e r M a a a y a a r i M a ^ w i t k i i a W State eaUnbi g t ^ np the sehwds. B a t i t is j e s t we ^ u ^ e i ^ ope tp tdte^ Th« r a r m a s aad d ^ , a a d c o i i p r o t a y 4 i 6 s q ^ tetfliii^srtre^ ta .
• g a i u t the Atptists
«t% a a i « a r s for itaa
e
a
r
g»Mt
a
w
t
e
t
a
.
UaBka
i^'rcfirigSMlar^
rowmry:--''
1 ^ « t a d y i ^ » , » d t e f < its s u g g e s t ^ : "
this that the Bomaaiat woold b r i a g the B u t e to
*'AKZBicAjrBiu8(MXKrr.-Tiie Board
S S n r A p i i ^ o y W jL iHsmKGCISVKD ia hia demand for a
I t o ^ ^ e j e u r a a l ipnblshed ia wMeh p r e e a r r e a a d t a r t i d S a ^ i T ^ arattr eo taag oot^
of the aehool f a a d .
«• the t a o i p e r ^ r e is kept Just above freexiag
ofMAnagenof thiasoeietjM w a p o M d M l b l - W w m A W O T ^ T h e foTIowiag aioaW be clipped
His right to withdraw his ehild from the poblie M e i ^ l i ^ T l s a a . , ^ s A t a a i i ^ M. W. y h n i p y^m P f W & Oiaatoi^ _
point,
whlah n p i d l y deoraipose as .sooq m
tows: Baptist, 1 i ' P r i e n a , ' 1 ; CBa«wg»tioii*t
school i a order that he awy edneate i t within deaff^aaioaie Miiice^t baMiaada i a r e t o m ft>r
|»T«
.tbe haadaoaeat ataak
exposed
to
the
air,
hy
r«iaon
of
the,inotsJura
irtt, S; li^tiiwiMti, 6 ; i d f c m e d , ^
aea'a, aad Childrea'a Bo
t « r , a a d o v yooag a u a i a i m
t h e the ehorch aught ^ r h a p a be g r a a t e d ; though t h a ^ e s s a s i ^ s a A p r e a t t h a t we h a r e detirad
t«ri»iu, IT.'
perusal, b a t a stady of its i a p a r t e d to the icn, the aew process axtra^ts bafiMBdia aay store i a
extraot ia fkoa a a o a t B m f t t h a ^ g y by B r . we can eaaily se« how the-BUlb a l g h t waU re- fifo^ a«t merely
B . ^ ^ MnugB
•umam^mtbmBontk
a U a e i s t a r e f h > a i t h e reftigerated- apaw-, a i d g<»da a r e gnarf^kteed aa^
,
Joliiajfl^,
t l w j B o ^ ^ l f b i ^ of fnae to recognise even thia right. Whea a w d ) stored o o l u i a a
c p m t i o g tliraagh tbia Mteicij 1
iweparee the artst delicate aiAatancea for » pwl t h e a a a a l L
" t o e J a a u a r y a u a b e r i s before us, and
t b o t t o a l o ^ W o f G t r m * n f , ia r W a ^ a t tia tha father proposea to pot hia boy into the hands of
longed exposure ^ e t h e atmaepkere^ when reW a c o , Texas, i t i o h a r e a Catholic
,
COTOB o a
u
baptiaa:
a a a t e r s whoae alphabet of trath ia that the ec- j a ^ g fVom i t a i ^ a l t h y eondiaon, like a sound
diBXVil.—£t:.
^ t h e s G ^ i ^ mneMiMM
t i t t ^ s a L wift
lj» tbe o o a « ( | A i < w ^ IwptUm, elsaisatieal law or the ckarek eaaoa* role t h e a a d v i g o a u s tre^ It proaiaes to Its readert— mart^—MernpimApf^
4i«4alty of bteelkiag. or U t ^ ^ a ^ ^ J l X
Yta, and Wum ta to b^n s eatboUe Mayar, there ia reqoired for ita fairexacnbioB, aside cirU law of t t o ^ a t r y , a B u t e might be justi- a i i d a o f i ^ e r should be le^gto without I t - ^
and ft Gadrilie Baftrd af AldcHMs, aad win one
SlOliES,
the ontwara act, a genaine receiver, who fied ia interfering, and taking the b o y N w a y rieh hMKMt of iaseioasand wholesome f H d i fbr
^laialBg
fcoufeTfa^^S;
" A little 'Away • bo* aaa tfa' n
d a j esat a C&tliolie vote. And tllia will be the aecepu the aama i a fkith on tha promise of froa fetheraad rnaatsr^ f l a e l a g h i a oader a t h a ^ i a d ^ u ^ g
oarreat year. I t Ja t i a e
they ^ U y Pulmonary Irritation. B ^ V T A S
r . rdlriMd ky tlfc Wttwt « « . "
folare of ereTj town that builds op t n Gsthoe n ^ s e s this f r f t h ? » i s j ^ e r V»tem less iaimieal to its owa safety. But t h a t f o r s ^ r s s i i 4 , ^ ^ h a n i e s ( b o a l d eadearorby
or c ^ ^ " ^
•ppearanoaof a cold
lies a ekank Baptist^ aad Pmtestaats ara p m a p p o s e d that the Word of Chriat mnst there can be no question about the other matter, all Beam i a "their power to keep up with the
W h a t is t h e d i a f t w c e
C m a r PECToaAi. •Tabcaaa are a new ariihelpiai; to do it.
improrement made in their farmer aad a seamstress? One gathers what
already ttara been declared to the same. Mark even igrwe yield this. If the Bomanist is to " P ^
^ j u s t out, fcr tbe ease or Oprnght, OWdk.
industry, and this can be he sows, and the other sews, what she gathersL p r ^ ^omchitu, ,and m m r u n a ^ m p ^ bv
" T h e U H h e r K y a C a t h o l i c p a p e r , s a y s XTi. 16. Compare Matt, xxriii. 19. The birth h a r e his proportion out of the pubUe treasniy
of
ereiy
child
fn
the
limits
of
the
Christian
T h e following s e n t e n c e vriU shotv- t b » Rushton & Co., of New York, one of OiVoldeat
for
the
education
of
his
child,
why
shQuld
not
dona
in
m
wa^
so
readily
4s by the experience
that two boadxed tboasaod TrvA ciiHrwi are
church
is
a
dirine
d
i
r
^
t
i
o
n
eommittingit
to
tha
importance
of the position of a c o a s u i : ^ g ^ honsea in «M» eonatiy. They will be
the
Methodist
or
the
Episcopalian
hare
his
porOf
ate
le^raed
anii
f«cientlfie.
To
gain
knowllost t» t ^ Catholic
i n 4hia ^ n t i j srery
f i ^ s a p ^ r to a j l others, quicker to ntre and
pleawnter to take, having none of thColEenivB,
yaar. Catholic chp^an" a « laiigely zeached by family and the ehnrch for ( ^ r i s t i a n edocation, tion also? The principle once admitted, i t e d g e i # e * a a t p r o « t b y theleachinga of othera Woman-rr withoat her man, is a brute..
i a order that its spiritual deTelopment from the works death ultimately to the entire common •a wellapby onr own indiTidual labora. This
A n o l d g e n t l e m a n o f e i g h t y - f o u r , h a v - naaseatisg, blown cnbeb taate^ aie a
«ar SoadaT-aaboels."
i
begianing
on
shall
U
k
a
^
l
a
o
e
aoder
the
influing
taken to the altar a damsel of about six- losenga Sohi by a j l druggists.
school
systems.
The
basis
of
a
unirersal
educan
be
^
n
e
only;
by^.a
f
^
e
iaterohange
of
Ought aot this fact to encoarage erery Baptist chareh in city, town and.coontry to organ- ence of the B e d e ^ r aad his Word. Matt, cation upon which a free State rests is at once t h o o g h t ^ iaUrcourse through the preaa with teen, the clergyman said to h i m : " T h e font is . Norics.—Bro. Qoalson. having coa^aded t«
close out the remaining copies of his "Dehal*
ise and keep up a Sabbath-Bchool ? If we bat xix. 13-16. 'Then were there brought unto and forerermore broken up. Religious es- thoie w/qim position gires them the readiest at the other end of the church." " What do I with Samuel .A. K e l l y " at coat, any p e i ^
reach the children, and
them, we can H i a little chiMren,' etc. Notice (1): These trangements and animosities, and fierce partisan fadliti^ for acquiring the knowledge we seek' want of the f o n t ? ' said the eld gentlemitn. wiahiag a copy caa get it by aending thirty
were not new-born children. (2) Christ did bigotries would graduate from these difi'erent
" A derllng journal like TAe Southern Fanner " O h I I beg your pardon," said the clerical centa to the addrws of S. C. R o g e r s , ^ ! Main
snccesBfallj resist Some.
not call them to baptise them. The acriptural ecclesiastical schools, to rend society, and con- should be in the hands of every mechanic and wit, " I thought yon brought this <^ild to be street Memphis T%nn. Four copies for aae
d ^ l a r , or three dolkra per doxen. Tlils is an
T h e B j p t i n i W u i e h m a i i , o r g a a <?f t h e proof fsr (he necessity of infant baptism i« un- Tulse in their mutual contentions the whole agricnlurist, and among the younger members christened."
interesting little pamphlet, and worth.twice the
Anti-miaaionary Baptisu*, ia aa. article, makes lenabte [aaAaZ/Jar]. Jiatt. xix. lS-15; John fabric of government. To this end does this of limtfies should take the place of those niiserAmong deoominatiooal jokes the <ol- money. Bro. Coulson's first speech oa the first
t b s following ftHuion to os. We eapy It in iiL 5 ; Matt, xxriii. 19. The first two of these demand of the Romanists bring us. Not as ablraetsational weeklies too often found in the lowiag, by an eminent Western physician, is proposition is well worth the money now asked
proof of what we baTt ^ e a asserted, that con- passages has no reference to baptism; the last
rotestants, but as citizens glorying in our re- intoceit lap of childhood.
not bad: Being called to the bedsideof a d y i n g for ihe book. Let those wishing a copy send at
once, as the copies will soon be out.
sistancy will force the respect and admiration designates plainly the limitation d i n g i n g to its publican liberty, and eyeing with solicitude
•Specimen copies may be seen at our ofiice, rcpiobate, be found that he was e:<p6cted -to
of e r e a one's eneaies :
uniTersality. Nor can it in any way be proved erery movement that threatens that liberty, we an| we will ask of our neighbors, from a firm give comfort rather to the soul than to the body.
B.«CHEW)E'8 HAin IRI.—TWs splendid Hair
" We h a r e a thousand times more feUowship that the apostles baptized inftnta. 1 Cor. vii. cry out a thousand nays to this insolent demand. cowictlon of its sterling usefulness, to sub- The old wcman said if she could only remember Dye is the best in the world. Harmless, reliable, instantaneous, does not contain l e a i nor
for Elder J . R. Gnrea, the fearless editor of 14. The children are"* h c l y ' not on account of Exchange.
sc^be to a work that will give mo^e satisfaction the name of the church she had been a member any vitalie poison to produce paralysis or death.
The B a f t i s t , than we have for those Missionary baptism, otherwise the nrgument of th? apostle
of she would feel better.
Was it the Presby- void the vaunted and delusive preparations
T h e H i g h C i i u b c h L k a u k k , .v J e s u i t to liemselves and families t h i n all the trashy
BapU^s who are a f n a d to write the t m t h in would be fatile. The testimouj qif^Jhe earliest
terian?"
kindly
suggested
the doctor. ''No, boMting virtues they do aot possess. The
PKIEST.—The New York Titn'r : ublishes the ilbltrated nonsense of the day,
A. Bafohclor's Hair. Dye has had
reffetnce to the P H n t i t i n Baptists."
church history puts it as
'^aa %ey<^d a
that
warn'i
it."
"
The
Methodist
?" - No, we T ' " ' ' " "
•jThe terms are but two dollars a year—a sum
following item:
tiiin> ycius i..: J J Lb-,- reputation lo uphold
didn't like them. " " Baptist?'' "Xo, it warn't its integrity as the only Perfect Hair Dye—
" J f o T i c j E . — I n n ^ y t o t h e jpiany a p p l i - doubt Itoyut tfi> autter 2jce{/ei} t ^ i n the aposA c o r r e s p ' n l nt of 7'he Jioek, a Protestant t h i every man should make it a duty to
toli»
d
t
i
u
^
J
a
&
o
t
I
w
p
i
i
^
'
.
had:
no
place.
"
the Baptist."
"Did tUey haptiza ia i t ? " Black or Brown. Sold by all druggists. Apc a t r a u iBSiie io-na for books o a ecimjnuBiai^ we
paper publi!>b«Hlcxprea3;y for the present crisis, inieat."
28-tf-P
B^ei^iUn
zvr
Dogm^ii,
pp.
170-172.
"
Why,
that
was
the main thing ''
Tiien it plied a t 16 Bond street New York.
beg W e to say that i m d e r no (wrcnmstances
gives that paper the fallowing account ia re- J U c t l I X E SeWUTG KV EkECTKICITY.—
must have been the Campbellite," said ihe doccan we fumiah books to any house anywhere on
SccppKBSoxc GiiAPK.-Thi3 magnificent grape,
gard to Dr. Pusey. He says: ' S i s weeks ago 1 Thause of electricity as a motive power, and
tor. " T h a t ' s i t ! ' she exclaimed, " t h a t ' s i t ! a native of the South, and one that never fkils,
commission.
A. H. R D t o a n , Agent,
OATHOLIO
ITEMS.
plado the acquaintance of a lady to whom the i t ^ r a c t l c a l application to a sewing machine
Thank God I remember the name of H i ' ,\nd, never needs
"Methodut Book Concern."
A R o m e d i s p a t c h s t a t e s t h a t six h u n - secret was revealed by Dr. Pusey s college
trimming, makes a beantifU arbor
ha| been successfully experimented with in greatly comforted^ she fell Into a tranquil
IX the Methodiat Book Concern, with its dred and tea Totcs are now sure for Papal chum, a Jesuit priest. Twenty years ago she
walk in a few years, and yields more each
N ^ Vork. In the old engine there were four
year, can be bad of M. W. Philipa & Co^ 861
capital of half a million, cannot put oat books Infallibility in the Council.
was residing for some time in .\ustria; the setiof magnets, five armatures, and a battery slumber.
Main street, Memphis, at only twentyr&f^
on eommiaaion, can the Southwestern Fubliahcents
a vine, and they are two years old at t b ^
" SiGXATUKE OF TUK C k o s s . — T h e m a r k house she occupied was the property of a com- of ^ e large cups. The improvement has reDEATnS.
iug Company be expected to do it, with less
and really worth to any one, who baa a gardia
which persons who a n luable to write are re- munity of nuns, to whom it was given by the duc|i the sets of magnets to three, the arma- [ Obituarj notices
khaa saTanty-fiTe thousand dollars 7 Don't ask
only, five dollars a vine. This is tbe month ic
regpuDtiblo name*, and witiiin six
of thrir occor planfthem, and don't fail to order four at least:
qaired to make instead of their signature, is in emperor; the Jesuit was the director of the ture to four, and tha battery cups to three
it. Any one, who ia responsible, can raise
the form of a cross; and this practice b a r i n g convent; to him she paid the rent of the house eapi of them smaller than those of the engine renew. So ol-itnary notice of iuore tliau oue bRoilred anc They win be sent by mail, postpaid.
24-31
i f l y or one hundred doUara to a U r t witb, and
sixty worda wiU bo admittcJ, unless oU cTtr that aarna)
EAKLT COES.—Tura and read the advertlaof b r a e r i y been followed by kings and nobles, is every month. He thus became a constant vis- e^ibited last fall—in fact, the buHt of the en- ia paid fur at the rate of u-n crnts for erwy t-igU wort*
if not responsible the hoaae ought not to trust.
constantly referred to as an instance of the itor; ho Wfts a cIoTer, Q^rec&blo intiD, &nd a gln^and battery has been reduced just one- riea5<> connt thi> words. Auy aolice out of Um-j or W^U ment of the Sanford com. A small patclr of
this will be a treasure to every housewife, u i d
T h e Rdifjious
Herald^ p u b l i s h e d in deplorable ignorance of ancien». times. This good musician; he beliered the lady to be a halfiwhilo the power seema to be fully equal of any one not a patrou ol this papt r inurtcd as j Mil
a large one to every market g ^ e n e r . We wiU
BieJunoml, TIL, bma been among the most proa- signature is not, howerer, inrariably a proof of Roman Catholic, and, anxious for the conver- to tUt of the larger apparatus. Another im- ter—twenty cent* fcr each eight word*.]
send a nice package free to every sobaerifaer
parooa. Great ability has marked its course sueh ignorance. Anciently, the use of this sion of England, he informed her that his provment Is in the regulation of the speed,
who willobUin one new. anbscriber, and to any
one subscribing, also, this month. Two hundred
TAYLOR—Lucinda
E
Taylor,
widow
of
Edsociety
were
doing
a
glorious
work
there;
that
I t bos probably a larger eircalation, and conaraa not confined to illiterate persons} and
simpy by means of greater or lighter pressure
per acre can eaaily be reaUted by a a y
tains more fresh reading matter erery week, i t is a m i always nsc^ by Boman Catholic some of their members had got into Oxford, and on tie pedal column to all sewing machines, mond Taylor, and daughter of Joseph and dollars
one living near a town, c i t j , o r i w l r o a d depot.
Elixabeth
Brame,
died
in
Memphis,
February
t h i n any other Baptist paper rn the South, but biahopa as part of their a i p a t o r e s . Among the one of their cleverest men was the leading man whia common pedal will, in case of accident
1, 1870. She left her residence in Fayette The earUest snd finest roasting com known
its type is too small for pleasant reading. I t S a w ^ the ^ k of the e i ^ as an attestation there, and had been educated in the same col- lo tfe battery, be immediately detached and county, near Collierville, and went to Memphis One peck will plant an a c r e - p r i c e $ 8 — m * ^
has done a great deal to derelop the piety and of lhegpod A i i i of t ^ person s i g n i n g wsa re- lege that he was at Rome. The lady asked bis m a d ^ operate the machine by the usual pro- on business, and never returned. She was born new snbscribere. Parties can club at each
and procure a peck and divide.
anargy of the churches in Virginia and else- quired i o be attached* to the signature of those name; he said, Pusey. Some days after, he cess. Even two small battery cups are suflS in Caroline county, Va.,^Februnry I t, 1805. postoffice
Address
X W. P n a i p s A C o . , Memphis.
asked
her
where
she
went
to
mass,
as
he
had
where. I t is unfortunate that so good a paper who oflBiW a o t write.
those times, if a man
cient'^ furnish power for all ordinary machine She was baptized by J . B. Taylor when young,
•hould lend its great power and same to the coidd w A ^ oi; eren read, h i s knowledge was never observed her. She said, I am a Protes- work,|?hile the addition of another cup is suflS- and has ever adorned that profession she then
nnseriptaral and unbaptistic opinion that the considered proof prasnmpUTe that he was in tant ; upon which he became deadly pale, and cient 0 drive the needle at good speed through made. The writer has known her for eighteen
Ivlc ajje m a h i n a a ^ p c c i a l t o of the
intention of the candidate gires validity to the holy orders. The word eltrims, or cLrk, was said, Oh ! what a revelation I have made f He eight,}en, or even twelve thicknesses of mate- years, and he can truly say thai she was a
r.janufactui^o
of C o m m u n i o n M ^ e of
mo<lel Christian. Her deep piety, her ardent
ordinance of baptism.—Textu Baptist.
Iho f i n e s t qaalit)) a n d of c h a s t c a ^ apsynonymous with penman; and the laity, or tried fo make her promise she would not reveil rial. the use of nitric acid In the battery, the Isve for the church and for the truth, her seal,
pr,opi;iato d e s i g n s . (Catalogues s h o w So we have said, and ao we do say. We people who were not clerks, did not feel any what he had communicated to her under the odor d which was an objection to the old plan her benevolence all made her beloved and usefnll
impression that she was a Roman Catholic. She of opeftting by electric power, has been sup- I need not say that one that lived so consc- ing t h e diffClient s t g l e s will b e s e n t bu
respect, we lore and rerere Bro. Jeter, but we urgent necessity for the use of letters.
says she has often since regretted she did not plantd by using chromate of potash, which is crated to the canse of Christ died the triumphant
mail e n applwatlotx.
are satisfied that he does not conceire how
" T h e ancient use of the cross was, Shercfore, make it public at the time." "
Christian
death;
such,
however,
was
her
last
mnch " a i d and comfort" hispnblic indorsement unirersal, alike by those who^ could and tbes^j
odorlds. The expense of operating by thia
A D A i a S , CHAKDLER A C O . ,
end. She has left two daughters to mourn their
2 0 John St., Jfcw Torit..
of their immersions giTes Campbellites in the who could not write; it was, indeed, the sjuibol
I t is claimed by the Jesuits, and we have not meand^ about five cents par day. It not only loss. " She rests from her labors anil her works
aaotsrtnrrts
of
5»nt
JSaUr JptabB JZUw.
WaaL It pains ns to say that the Seligiau* of an oath from its holy associatioi:s, and gen- the least doubt of it, that they have members xendel work easier to the operator, but what ilo follow hi?r."
J,
c.
•
iU-lB-ir-lT
Herald is considered by all consistent Baptists erally the mark. On this account, Mr. Charles and ministers of their society in all churches is far letter, it does away entirely with the
Religious Herald please copy.
MCSICAI;. PtnLiCATiOKS.—Tbe attention of onr
in the Southwest as exerting an injurious inSu-. Knight; in his notes to tiio ' rictori.il Shake- in this land, whose business, like Pusey's, is to liabili^ to certain diseases with which female
CROSS—Elder J . L. Cross, whose labors have musical friends is calle.1 to the card of Messrs.
ence. It is losiag the patronage of soand Bap speare,' explains the expression of ' God s a t e quietly and unsuspectingly betray us into the niachif operators were nlUicted by reason of
been so useful for years among the churches of Ditson & Co., whose publication houses of Kew
tists anJ gaining snbscribers among Camp- the mark ' as a form of ojncul:mon approaching hands of Rome, by leading ns to embr.-ice such the coi^tant tax on the lower limbs. It is con- West Tennessee aad North Miss tsippi, .lied on i'ork and Boston are the largest of the kind i t
bellites, who triumphantly thrust Bro. Jeter's to the character of an oath ftis phrase occurs doctrines and practices as will gradually, yet fideatljexpected that the same motive power the 11th inst., at his residence at Center Hill, this country. The latest and choicest sacred
and sentimental music, suitable for the organ,
position into thfl face of Baptists.
three or more times in the plays of Sbukespoare; surely, work the (Icstruclion of our own denomi- can bejpplied to other machinery, aad the use Hiss., with Cervbrilis, or !nfl:»mm3ti()n of the melodeoa nnd pianoforte can al ways be obtained
of steal done away with in many instances
brain, aged forty-seven years, nine montlis and from this house, .tmong their recent public*nation.
N o t e s OS" GeJTESIS, IkKCISED BY C o - but hitherto it had been left by the commentanineteen days. His former wife was .Miss S. .V. tioas is the .American Tunc Book, the third edisjurr.—Chapter i x x r i L t
» A fnll length gar- tors in its original obscurity."
S. Burton, of Tennessee, to whom he
mar- tion of which is now ready anil meeting with
Our
Beantifal
May
Qneec.
From the above the reader can see that the
ment." ( J o ^ p h ' s coat not cne af many colors.)
ried
in
June,
ISlV*.
She
died
.May
8,
IbOile rapid sale; it contains a collection of 10®0
Ice
Slantifacturing
Oompaay.
By reference lo a communication in another
choice pieces, which have formed the foundation
On of first page, under ihc head of new ad- married bis last wife, .Miss Martb.-i M. Kim- of our American church music for the past fifty
Note r
A full length garment, corering the cross is the " m a r k of the beast,", p^culiarl. column of this paper, it will be seen tliat ^ r c a t
Romiah
in
its
origin
and
in
its
u^e.
lis
charmons, of Mississippi, October21. ISG'J. He has
whyle person, tha body of the garment extendimprovements are about to be msdc in oiir vertiseients, will be found tbe card of the left her and six orphan children of his first yeais. Messrs. Ditson & Co. occupy the front
acter-distinguishes
that
apostate
clmrch.
When
rr.nk as music publishers ia thifi country, and
Mexaphi
Ice
Manufacturing
Company,
who
i n g to ths feei, and th« sleer^s to the trrisla
child's paper, Kind Words. The paper will ap
wife. Wbilo with his beloved family wc Jccply their publications are known throughout the
we
eater
a
city,
we
can
at
once
distinguish
the
annouap
to
tha
citizcns
of
Memphis
and
its
Such garments were worn only by persons
pear in its new and elegant dress on the first of
mourn his !os«, we feel assuretl tlsftt Lo is civilizcd world.
exempt'jrl from mannal labor, and were indica- Catholic " c h u r c h e s " from all others by the May; and we .ire m.iking great preparations to vicinit^hat they arc now setting up in the •blessed" with all vrho " d i e in the Lor«]."
crowning cross. Tbey place it on the riglit
At a called meeting of ihe Directors of the
iirc ef rank and wealth. The injudicious parcrown it ns our beautiful May Queen. We want Gayoso louse one of the very latest improve- " lie rests from his labors and his works do
hand.
Southwestern
Publishing Company, held to-day
m
e
n
t
s
o
t
t
h
e
patent
ice
machines—Prof.
Van
follow
him."
Will
some
older
brother,
w'tto
hna
tiality cf Jacob conferred this distinction on
all the Sunday-school workfrsin the South, both
in tbe rooms of the Directory, it 'was resolved
der
Wejdi's—having
a
capacity
of
producing
for
years
been
more
intimately
acquainted
with
W h y N o t ? — A K o m a n i s t writin<; t o children and aiults, to takepart in this glorious
the faTorite child &f his old age. On the conthat it was deemed advisable to enlarge thr
coronation. Every person sending us the name ten tonstf pure, Boli<l ice per day. The ma Bro. Cross, furnish us a sketch of his life siuj stock of the company to'meet the increasing
trary, the ordinary dress, such as was worn by tfne of our city papers, says:
J. w S
demand for the pnblicatioa of books, and to pro- "
'I W e don't want our children t^ attend irre- of one new subscriber to Kind lKor<fc will be chinery rill be in operation by the 15th prox., labors ?
perrons engaged in actire employments, exviic for the erection of a st^nsf.type and elecCenter
Hill.
March
15,
1870.
ligious
schools,
nor
schools
where
they
shall
be
and
wil8)e
able
to
furnish
ice
at
a
lower
rate
tended but a little below the knee, the aleeres mixed op with otiier children; we want to send considered as having contributed a laurel to
trotype foundry; and for these parpescs the
club of twenty-five than ev«| before ofiered to the Memphis public.
reaching only to the elbow."
Secretary was anthariz«d to reopen the books
T H E
P E T E C TI VE.
them to Catholic schools, under Catholic teach- the crown -of our queen.
As we hire said so mnch on the subject during
Chapter xlii, Sd. " On mc are all these ers, and we want oar proportior of the school new subscribers will add a ruby to her crown.
Under thi" '.lead wo »h»n isscrt, anl V<>«p vfuTi-Iitii; for of the company, aad accept such additional
the
past
three
or
four
months
we
do
not
intend
amounts of btock as may be off^ered or subscribed;
money
according
to
the
number
of
our
scholars,
Fifty new subscribers will embellish her crown
the iM-nefit (,f th-* Scasrmicjinbn, tho nam»4 of ererj iia provided,
things"—{instead of " A l l these things are
however, that tho capiul sfock for the
and we cnjter on the controversy with this sole with a psarl. And one hundred new subscribers at preset! to give a working description of the po»t^>ran'I<-x«'.nil"d Bnptlst prenrhcr lawwa lou--,
against me "—a fororite text spdled-) Note: aim and purpose; and we don't want any false
present may not be increased above the amoont
machinefr,
but
as
soon
as
it
arrives
we
will
do
refereuco to prove^bU gailt.
will add a sparkling diamond to her crown. We
of thirty theusand dollars.
" They fall on me alone; I most bear them alL issaes n u d e about it."
so. A t w words concerning the principle,
thihk
oar
beaatiful
lltUe
queen
will
d'eserra
a
H- A. PAaTEi, PresidcBU
Hia complaiiit is j u s t so f k t as this, that he
E.
M.
MontiY.—All
men
should
beware
of
This, without a doubt, is the position of the
however, apon which the ice is made may not
S.
C.
Roocas,
Secretary.
very
rich
crown;
and
we
mean
that
she
shall
crediting him. He is from Georgia. Ucference
alone l a s a t u b e r ' s grief to bear. In this they entire Bomish d u t r c h i n respect to the system
Memphis, Tenn., March 8, 1S70.
tf
b e o u t o f p l a e e The refrigerator, with direct —J. B. Butler, Fulton, Tenn; Wns. Tinder,
(his aons) h a r e no part."
of free schools i a this c o n a ^ y . Can this de- have it. Who will contribute a diamond, or
acting
ei^ine,
occupiea
a
space
of
bnt
twelve
Gadsden,
Tenn.
Tnx SSASOH ASO ITS DASCUS.—The hnman
- QtS|Li«rxIlz-4. " B o n i n g oyer like water, maad thoa made for aach a ^ r i s i o n of the pnb- pearl, or a ruby, o r even a laurel to deck her feet squaie, and consequently reqnires bnt a
W. C, CAPELL.—Last heard from in Arkansas body is chiefly composed of tissues and fifccra
diadem?
Superinlendeats,
teachers,
children,
OMa I | « B | h 4
tf
' V u t a b l e lie sehoiri f i u d as will enable the Bomanisls to
small row.
To produce twenty thousand Reference—Elder Wm. Nolen, Stanton Depot. aa sensitive to every change ia the condition of
the atmoai^ere as the a o s t delicate eleetroae'which educate their children actording to their relig all earnest Sunday-sehoal workers, are invited pounds of We, one ton of coal and the services Tenn.; Elder T. W. Vining, Eunice, Ark.
T. J . T.. JoED.VK„ T a —Beferences—/review tcr, or the qnicksilver in a barometer tube.
iooa notions be eoneeded? We say emphatic- to take part In the approaching coronation. of afirema\ (acting as engineer) and three Herald, Virginia; Central Baptiti, iSiisonri.
The stomach, the skin, the nerves, the luaga,
Iwaa
Uke ally, Kp. For the Common Behoor exists s o l d , I t i s expeeted thal.the eeremoay will takeplaae men to hanlle the water and ice. The only
S. J . BOSTRTCK, Kansas.—Reference—J. B a n d the e z s r e t < ^ oigauii are e s ^ t a l l y l^aUe
i
a
LoniariUe,
K
y
,
on
the
7th
of
May.
Please
^ s i a r f in the Tiolaae« of p M ^ o a breaking for the State. I t is not iasUtated a a d carried
chemical o s ^ ia a hitherto waate product of Bpurgin, O. Daggett, E P. Rogers, Kansas City, to be affected by these variations, aad the best
OoQagh all reatraints like awelliag M d boiliag «ai i a the iatereats of reli|piaB, a a a h less a a y send in the new names a t once, that we may petroleum, ckled ehymogene (or oold generator). MtaseurL
defense sgaJnst their disastrous teadenegr is to
RICBASD E. HOVST.—.4. msn of this name, keep the digestive machiaecy, w h i ^ feeda a a d
iooda that no barriets e a a eoafiae. Or tifp Conn of relifipn, as Uie B o a i s h or Proteatant. complete our arrangements for crowning onr The proceaa <^aaisU in vaporiaing the ehymoplaying the role of Baptist preacher, waa nonrishes the whole system, in gp<^ working
queen. Long Ure Kind ITorit—onr beanti&l
iUosion may be to water b o n i a g o r a r with b t e ^
C o a a p a Schapl is i a reality a poKtiea} inlately driven from Truxton, Mo, for attempt- order. If the stomach is weak or disordered^
gene
in
an
ian
or
other
metallie
taak,
contaia• a M a a a t i e af the heat a a d Tialaiiee of n a z ^ ^ t t a ^ wlwse o b i M i i s io^daeate (he children H a y Q a e e n I
ia a
log in its apj^icsUoa to ice makiag, metallic ing to m a n x his ninth wife, the eight former neither the blood aor the bile
taia^
laisieB.
ones being all liviag.
healthy
aUte.
aad
apon
the
fitacss.of
t
^
e
t«e
l ^ t o sack'priaeiple9 ^ d l w b i t s a s will reader
tnbea in whib^ molda of adequate aise are inPUHWKS » 0 B BOOKS.
8. lu 8CK«Aa ASD W. H. CoopEa.—If either important flnlds for the offices asi^itiaU to fltea
B c a T d w d a l e w a a v e r y c o r d i a l l y r e - d t e u safB a a d sinrleMlde e i t i n t t ^ with inteHiChurches aad iadiridnals who h a r e made serted, filled" ith pure wster, fowi which the of these men attempts to pass himself upon
aatore, and t h e regularity ^ ihair flow,
a o t t e u of law, miUioH^ and l i b ^ j ^ ' s a d sabseripUoas to oar Board for Baaday achodl a i r has been (ktracted, which yieUa pure, C l ^ the denomination as a Baptist ainlster, or oven health ia a great aeaaure depeads..
M t n i J b i Hirtiawit, a a d we copy withpleaioro
i d l tlw daties whieh grow e a t of one's n l a t i o a books, are eameaUy reqoeaied to aend aa t U slabs of icft ' These, for: convenience, a s y be a Baptist, he is-an iaipoator. Reference—Wra.
Whea the ^ is heavily laden with chiiliag
vapors, as it often is a t this seaaoa of the year,
city lum b l e a ttttind w t ^ i v f ^ t fr(« to nq^oi^ieaa g o T e m a e n t . B w h e d a ^ o a is nioaay withoat delay. We ara act oaly anxious a s d e two iatkas thick by twelve wide and Crim, Casta^an Springa, Tenn.
t i n digestioB ihflald: be ai^ ot^oct of pecofiar
IKQCICIliS.
% C o r r f s p < « { ^ SfereUzy of the Bonday.
M
b o ? ^ at m
i i ^ t)|e h f ^ ;?f tte twenty-four h>|g. Beiag froseu a t a low t e a care. If i t ia weak and Iai2gnid, tbe whole
T.
N.
WtLxrKSOx.—I
wiah
to
s
a
k
e
Inquiry
Miool Board of the B o o t ] ^ Baptist CmToal
^
i^aimii.
u d e ^ , . i t l i a s i ^ e t o Bt«M(^rp«r, bat we iuie i a ^ B s , siso, A a t thase peratard, they | r e placed in piles of six oa top aboat one T. K^ WOkiaaoa. He elaiaa to be aa phyaical s t r a d u r e will be enervated. If i t is
tbiL Br. Teatdate p r t a c M a t t&« S n e a Btroet b t felt t b a i tkes* iMtitatioas eanaot be main- donatioBs shoal^ M a e iato the Report of t h a of eMh other, ^hea their saooth a a r ^ e s i a - o r d ^ e d a i a i s t e r , haviag ooae from Stissis- vigorous, the e a t i r t brgaaUatioa will bestso«g
•
• •X
" .
resiat the natoward a n d depressing inflneaae
a a i t l a V i n t B ^ l i r t A v r ^ o a m last Soadaiy,
Beard for the p r c l ^ Bseal year, which eloias a e d i a t S y fa^^together, a ^ a g a soUd Iwnp alppi since the Irar. Yoa, will pleasa make the to
of a d a a p a a d vfUated atmosphere.
iaqwbry
t
h
z
^
g
h
i
h
e
Missinippi
dapartaient,
as
a a i daliTsrad an alliiOT p t a aas»>aeeUag of
oa the 10th of April. Will o a r friends a t t m d wo ^ t hmg ^ oae foot ^ a a t ^ or twd cubic early i a f o r a a t k a is needed ia thia couatry. I
s i a g o a l y s s t L ^ ^ ^ ^ , ^^
_
A pure a a d p o w e t ^ l t m i c i s iherelhra o ^ e tha a a t i a t l
i a the aftoraeoa a t t k o
^alg^ige&elMvi^i^^
of eo^qrekeadlBg and wiBiag to ateet the ra- to_this a t oaceT Brethrea, do aot delay to seaO. ^
t h i a k he elaiaps to have behwged to Wakeforest cially aeeded aa a safeguard against the disf f f P ? " ^ * ^ W ^ t e d a e a t a i a g ^ a U ^ of
iapMtaioa o a d a V a i n a a i t s of e i t W i d ^ " V a d e r tihiv ^ s ^ us the s a o a a t ofj o o r iibseriptions!
chareh. The lafonnation wanted is, isjke or- eases a e s t ceaaufn ia the spring, aad Bostetd a i i ^ or
and if not. We woKid like to (ar's Stoiaaeh Bitters beiac.Uie most w h e l e i ^
la
Boaid, a a d we ar«
t
^
t
h9M
a
o
l
^
^
i
^
a
g
l
^
iS p a ^ ^ farth its
aad potcat aedicine of the class at p r e n a i
kaoir
sonieUtiBg
^
his elnraetw otiierwiM.
iwillMwala
--^eawiy
t h e best ^ a i V j ^ ^ l i t i i o doaoia a r s oosdag i a UmL
k a o w ^ a c e o ^ ^ H i i partieulariy adviialili
J
.
K
G
a
i
r
r
i
a
.
fon^ V M ^ f i
tftrvUAoor
1 . 0 . Axjoirsox.—Whare if J . B. AtUasoa, • t thiia period af thai year. Hie a i o a a ^ w t t
W ^ e i ^ «hiM withia Ite Out lady scribe i s bosy i a recording U i ^
letsiUk coil cat w o r n snav l a ^ o C B a s g o p ,
Do y o a l c ^ w , Btbu J a a s s tbnwkgr be toaed a a d a t r e a g t h e a ^ t i e live*
i a the big btiok fit our office^
g r a a t * af l a a 4 f Bd a o a e y a o a e r o a s
aad bowels regtiated, theneihroassjiteiBlmeM
i
«
a
^
a
g
t
&
«
^
a
^
a
j
^
p
and
e
h
y
m
^
OLTtasiiaavillfp^
j t ^ ; Obi soEport' of j i J ^ t l f
up^ a a d aature put in a a t a t e of aeShe d a f c a t i
WireeeiTe< WMSttsto^r^
9t
which
are
i
a
a
e
r
s
s
d
i
a
a
a n d a « z t l f l « f s B o i U ^ o f g r u d pcoportieBS a a d arehitMtn— l a i t t i n a i a s a a which auperiauiaees l a U ^
i
e
e
e
8
«
#
I
»
«
*
M
l
g
i
r
i
e
e
a
,
two
year
i M t week t w dollars S m Uttia Geo. H. T , of srger vessel or
filed with-cold water, a a d
—. J e a t s a d r a s i t t e a t fevers, rhtiuiBitiieML b s ^
i t M b M a b e U a d r a l elegaaee a r s beiag erected. The a o s t aoolA
freab
from
the
v
i
a
^
s
t
d
,
for
sale
a
t
twentyMiisisBlp^ foarteea saoaths old, t U t k i s a a a e through whieli
s t r s a a i s made to flow, fliie cents each, or $ 3 )
veos debiUty, headache, hypochoadria aad otbsr
the
100.
This
is
the
its adroeaoy of the
tjlishedteaflbers a r e songkt oat. B o r a a l a i ^ be recorded i a this SoU ^ Honor. W e the ehaaical
c o a i a g i a coatact with t h e l a l t finrored a o a t h to set them o a t This is pre- euaplaiats which are apt to a i n d l the uatoiMA
i t takas ^ e a s a r e i a schools lot the t r a i a i a g of tesehers are estab- wsiR to record the n a a e s of all the children
a a d losiag aotUi^t b 7 use. eainently tbe Souihem grape, M d eveiy a a d u a f t r t i ^ oigaaitatiM)!^ —
water or the
a a d U s woilcto lislisd. Better t e s t b o d n and better methods of the South i a this good book. Send i a the
faadly
can
provide
itself
witb
M
^
4
«
a
c
e
cf
of
thsr
^
|
d
c
s
t
a
n
d
a
o
s
t
Xhis brief
l a a d p a d the of i a s t m e t i i a are created. B r e ^ i n f l a e a e e a a d aaaies I
TBOS. C. T a a s p j * ^ €or» See.
ecoaeaiical
i » T e f& tuuimtamMj^mri.
t
1«
r I
-L
• T H E
[niratii
le.
iMsel
tiie
firom
the
ore,
.litt jjiat
e n d ^
sod
b
in
S ^ I o g y and
t k «
h m ^
A
R
C
H
2 6 ,
1 ^ 0 .
^
MEDIOAL.
HIBLiaATIOHS.
—
^
P t i »
N o w , bretbreD, send
a J ^ ^ r
M
inm
"Win
^
M J j l M F m S ,
» n d b o o k o a t a n d i n t o «eUT« j e r t i e e m aoon u p o t Wbkt other four h r t t h n n will giro th«
o l ^ a i n i n f t ribia!
m w a f i w t i m of
lihiTniMting gas.
tiMjm.
^
in
B A P T I S T ,
.itJi^i. t
i
tif
o r e t t r e n , s e n d itt tlift
tidMSl
ttmaMngr
A
6
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T l r m
_
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D e H l ^
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PiibuiMif
,
I S A A C
B .
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WlL_
S t O A V ,
a
To, i s f
ivAiKAeai*^ BA.]
l i i ^ i i ^ ^ t r ^
, ^ i i j o n r o y
^
a.
8 « w <
W
in
the Meffite-
extoded
Theboofc w a i t e ^ W o f ^ f
The n«n«s
.TM^jtafr
Stegto a ^ , per M u n a u
JOB
it'
a r e otli€r»rQpik
o f Tfeal i r o g r e ®
in
»
g
w
m
e
n
.
,
EXECDfttb
evAKAXTsaa.
JWJKPJ^
f
•
—
,,
••
»
•7n m
POaiAQE, Q t t A s n X L t i s r ADVAITCX.
O ^ W o f t w e ^ s , e e d e***r,
w«ck,1mt
flWEira
S A n w A c m o s
s e t copto
rtimenmifred f o r j ^ ^ ® ® ' ® ^ ® " ^ " ® ' ^ ^
WQitX
iOMatL
fkl
ASroxHin PBOPftRTfm^
^ ntaKrilMr..,
H A K B E S T f i E R
l i e ^
tiib^^
a S d t t . ^ ^
wiA
wirii
^ l ^ h f ^ r ^ a ^ ,
t ^
depths
o f P ^ ^ ^ ; ^
O ^ n s i d U t a t f . to ddfAV
bean
aiade talnnwirfaowfcdge
in
the
^
^
m
n
t t a^h n g . ^
^
a l w a / ^
Chief « n o n g these
r-
are
^
which
were
s«piK«d
to
^
aehieremenisSr th« spectroscope, e s p e c i l ® ^ ^
-V I ^
H
.
E
A
L
T
H
ot
C a r r i a ^
"^-^ ^ Z T t Z l ^
o
^
l
^
®®^
B i B i ^
' ^ ^
tery of the three, assisting one - o t h e r ,
•
places in t h e h a n d s of aggressive
Iect,Iayingsiegetothat«work.ho
t u r c " w h i c h G o e t h e decl—
a r eJd t o t—
be
to^'d
^^
of
which
we have
«ke
them
re-
fc.
..
which
Men.plu.. mI^^e i t ^ s f o .
' ^'
intela c h i e v e d i n t h e s a m e time: t h a t '
pofna-^P'^^^^
d i s t i n c t l y s e t j o f b APOLOGY
for
to
«" 1 f. o _r - I o e i o r e n u m a n s c i e n c e i s t o b e d e s p a i r e d
Tho w»r.c»ught u o v i n s ^
_
.
I
"
"
»»r.c»ugnt
I
matarl.l . f . r l . ' l - . i ^
o£
T h e r e i s n o tM. w i t h i n t.fh e r e a c .h o f SlO.OfOfer
f
. imaffinatioii an innn?,^
T,
tat^the.»metiinether.wMdn.M
on our boofctoter
ever inacessible."
hopeless t < ^ a y than
jLim
n^K.
r ,
-
^ - ^-emng
t h a t these r a j s a r e r e f r a c t e d m o r e o r less,
a c o o r ^
to the l e ^
of the
some of T h T ^ ^
of w h i c h t h e y consist.
N o w if a s t a r is
m o v i n g a w a y from u s o r t o w a r d n s i n
^
'
towara us m
space, a mathematician can calculate h o w
m u c h -t h e w 1a vue s o f l i Se h t«• a r e li e^ngf w
f t ih w
e neeud
or Shortened by a given rate of motion;
^
spectrum, lor instance, by a n y of t h e
^
J T
u
placed thereby.
ia
a n ^ e r
hnes
^
disI t is found, m fact, t h a t
of the ^ e d
which mdicate the
mcaudescent
vapor
iron are a c t ^ y
of
s t a r s Uie d a r k
presence of the
hydrogen
^phiced,
or
of
bat always
umtormly and m a degree which indicates
b y calculation
t h e direction and
motion of the stars.
importance
To
rate
of
appreciate
of this disojvery it
the
must
r e m e m b e r e d that, previously, it w a s
be
sup-
posed that no such motion could possiblv
be detected, unless b y observations
con-
tinued
pro-
long
enough to establish
a
Post.
T h p
« waves"
^ ^ ^
p a D P a i g - S C l l O O l .
SFITOAT-BOHOOL BOABD
Rr>« r-T^.^i,,..
a a.
, '
G b A V E S : — A f t e r an absence of
t w e l v e w e e k s from m y o f f i c e i n t h e i n t e r M
e s tt as oo ft tt hh oe b u n d a y - s c h o o li «B o a r dj , tI a m
once m o r e at m y post. I return m v most
my
route,
who, by
their
say, continued
observed;'that
for
many
is
to
^
^
^
^
^
^
^
•ome o f t b e « « r e their neighbor, and church men^r«, / ^ X T T '
T * I H "CT
T T T T Tl >r A " V T
»ad they Will aid ni. we trust, in bringing thi« natter ^ X '
l ± l i l >
M U M A ^ S
before them. If any are unable to pay all, small a^t is,
we will receipt thein for half. I t is a smaU sum fofyou,
brethren—yon will net feel i t - w h i l e if yon withtfld it I
Q V d T r r n i V VT t
we shall be ruined. Are you willing to see tho felter |
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l •old from over our headj, when
wnen the
tue payment
payment of
of aa few
few
owe . a will save it to our children? s i u i w e
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is
extremely
mortifying
to
us
to
be
c^wPeUed to make this exposure of onr private a l f i u r s ^ t .
jirn, •
„ n. .
i-tronWl
•Ch.iiTonic ctires and cndiMtea flram
extraordinarv
thousands
of
years.
H i e very recent discovery
by
the spectroscope
also
of the
khe A u r o r a jBorealii w i t h
made
identity
the
2:odIacal
light, and of both witk the corona
xQonmng the sun
is o n e
which
bling block
as
to
when totally
b . a
stum-
astronomers,
but
which
wonderful
always the
most
sur-
eclipsed,
yet, b d e e d ,
seems to lead them to the
some
of
very verge
revelation.
most
mysterious
nnacconotable
prepare the way
For
fer
ces in knowledge.
it
the
observations,
An
is
facts,
the greatest
that
advan-
exception to
any
l a w a l r e a d y k n o w n is s u r e t o p r o v e
on instance of some greater law,
of
only
waiting
t o disclose itself.
Indeed, the activity
fiicts
with
concerning t h e solar
been collected daring
itself one of t h e
the
wliich
new
system
have
last
year,
w o n d e r s of science.
is b u t a short time since
the
is
It
astronomy
of our o w n system was regarded as complete in ootline, a n d only to b e ^ l e d
by^pain&i a n d abstruse
fecting
bodies
ear
researches,
knowledge
in
of the
per-
several
which could have
interest
j ^ e r a l reader.
the r e n e ^ ^
no
'But now
the whole intdOigent world is
of
up
filled
with
inquiries into t h e s t m c t n r e
i h e past M ^ t o r j of i u syctfm,
its atmo^facre, the
of b a ne^ihieas a § p e n d a ^ a ^
the p t ^
fi^im
of ^
eag^—A q « ^ o n ,
even into
distance
fi^ver,
Mtiire
finm
next
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is m n r - k s ^ w n , u n ^ t h e
the
some good degree with its internal merits.
these
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Emrndti
^ittle ones of worms a^oace, and wlthaut
I t eeoUina over 1000 ckwely printed, donble-colnmn
ortavo pages, aad ia aiastrated with aver two hnadred
•
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Dtetloaary embodies the resnlts of the moat recent
»<>•* amlasnt
Bibijcal scholars. Cleigymea of all deaomiaatloas regard tt as the best work of the kind ever pabli8faed.Bad one
^
Bibto reader.
II b a great library in itself. The labor and learainr
of raataites are gatheied into this one votame. ta throw
a cleas.strt>ag Kght opon every page of the Inspired word.
Agents are meeting with unprecedented saecesa. Oae
® orders taken the flrst three days of his oaavaas:
ia t w o ^ ; aaother AS ia tea 4 a y . ; aaotha^
haKds^""* *
®® f a m i l y Bibles in two
Seadfor circoUrs with terms, testimeaiala. and a fiiU
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Jbokthe
onfy Q^tdJUedal
Meposition.
It makes
aides.
at the
Paris
tfu ILosk StiftA alike on
both
It uses no
tension.
a»d
has
bta
one
The vtorh trill not rip or ravd, and
more beautij^than
5 y hand.
It xBiU do
sewen.
the 'jsork of Fifteen
I S Q j O O O m o r e i a vat
is
Hcmd-
year.
3dOO now niBBiBg^ki
Dtaphis.
any
tkam
otiier
Machine*
FnlUnstruction 6«iBa«t the Biiaas,.erBt purchaser's
•oae, where they tue tanght to C w l , Braid, Hem, FeD,
^ a a t , Oathar, Oathe* Mtd Sew o a Ike- baad a t the i w r
t t e e . AU improvemaata p o t to. oM Ifaekiaee.
Silk, Clark's OottoM«d.Gord « • h a a d t n suit aB l U -
SArEZr
AA'D
W T e r m s so oMy that any one c a a p s r d M e a Hachlnr.
S A Z E
R O O M S ,
a s e
s t x - o o t ,
MaUPHISy HENN.
2!)-3m«-Sl
CERTAINLY
S E S T G E R r
aid; ot »a«
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rwnoved from the OK»t DELIC.\TE INFAST, by the
timely aae of
other medicine.
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KAGfilHES.
leOfOOO were^floM b e t
B . JU F A H H E S T O C K ' S
TEBMIFU6&
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And taay be adminUtered with the utmost safety to
chiiaren of a n ages..
Worm ConfectioBS. made more for the pnrpcar of pleasing the palate than of overcoming the disease, have beea
country, but their shert lease
o f l l f e i s n e a r l y exhausted, and B. A. Fahneatock's V»> - A O J - W A ^ S
laitage eoatlnaes to grow in favor dally.
Rlward WiWsr's Family PilU. aot«» CwartlpaUon or
SA.TISFAGTI03r
m
A E C E L A L D
GVAKAKTKEO.
C A V T I O X .
ShiggUh BowaU. I n theso condliions e f the alimentary
ISE,
Shoald occanlon re<inlre you to pnrchaK) B. A. Fahne- 4 0 0 ^ 0 0 0 S I N 6 E B M A C H m i S 1 5
canal tlwy » » guaranteed to bo hifiiliikte aa « purgative. stock
the
iock s Vennlfbge, be particularly carefalte
carefnlte lee that I"
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InitiaU are B. A. This is the article that has bees so^
so'
I n all FevetMnd Inflamiaatory tXseasm llwy can not be
A'cne Kom otU or relumed at Imperfitt.
FA VORABL
T KNO ITiT SlXeS
1829.
excrllod. a ^ shonlJ always
n»ca
connection with
And pwrchaears must inslBt on having It. if they do not
M E B B I X A U r ,
B T B B
&
C O . ,
wish to have a a Imitation forced npaa them
Bdwanl \Stider<« other meJiciaee.
OO-XBAL AGKNT8.
C. F .
E I S I f / A R D
W I L D E R
WSOLESdZE
SO,
a i s
&
C O .
DRUGGISTS,
K A I M
S I T B I S E T ,
MABBI.fi I W X T ,
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G A X m ^
m
B ^ l L i S ^ I k K
I n oiEering C. F . Galton's Ceagh Balsam to the public,
we ftel coaflilent thht is a short time f t wOl become fklly
aspopuUzaaa that well kaawa
B. A. m a e 'rrmlfiicf, with which we have
a>iui«!«CTi wo
stock's Ten
cennecteilao
m
ycart. .An
a u na yj years.
. . « • aric i* t h a t tt has a fiitr
AAVdeubt
wvuv*as
mmtow the result.
« •« have no
AGJENTS
iU-S0-tv.I9
WANTED.
WA2^TED—AGmSTS
TO
SJBLL
WILSON'S
Cough, Spitting of Blood, and other FiMuaoiile obbb.
UotM ; lind tirt p r ^ r f e t m CM v i m n t a d l a t w s w m ^
i o c U M i k n f o a a d a s e f i i l medicIiM. a a d a ^ H e n a i a d t o
rt^ ceftUcatea O T l n t H s p i ^ t o i r a ^ r t t J t a ^ t ^ S w
of its valoe*
n e b i g r ^ e a t a or which tho Balsam to compdied
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OPPOSnBTflXGATOSO HOBSB,
Dr. W m . Smith's
pat. I t is never failicg.iait4 effect, and TeiU>»lleve yon*
PHOTosraoy.
" I n ^ a o i t t t o t l u i i m b t r o f l t t s B A P f i s f l noticef}
t h ^
Mfve
eaapbellisB.
_ W h y is it t h a t so many c^ildn>a die under the ags of
^ years ? that a large proportion of children fltennder
•>«««» • aaljcct of remark, aad wiUioat
a sattsractory caose aseertaiaed, it is csrtaln.
Alko, i t b k a o wn t h a t worms exftt in the human system.
fWim ita eariiest infancy; tiierefore parents, especially
mothers. w W a r e more ceastontly with thMr ehildrek
caanot be tea ohserviaK af the flrst symptoms of w o m » i
I t is a pnr» Symp that childre* will readily for so sorely aa they exist, can they be
T h e f o l l o w ^ g letter speaks for itself r i ^ f i e s g ^ . p r o ^ r i e i i troB
Andaltkiadaof
Agents W a n t e d
To seU the only Complete Unabridged People's EdltloD of
. c _ n . „ „ i t y
"
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brethren m the m|iatry p s n ^ , and every type and variety of m a l « i s l fbveror
can greatly aid as. by doing tiie same :tUing. Br«hren. I
k b d n c s s and attention, m a d e m v
j one and all. will yon not help us at once^ before exJufion
bKomiag thin and posecs produces
almost a perpetual ovation.
I am
n o t I and sale ovsrtilce na ? Tour brother in ~Christ,
. .
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these diseases. This taedicine contains ir«B> to-thioken
J . S . GBA1E3.
vain enough to suppose that these tokens
IOWA.
andliring up the blood, aad hence eradicaitor ttie^ di
Gkawood P O.
L f interest h a d respect t o m y o w n perPitt^bnig P O.
I Jacob Adams
$ 7 50 B C Akers
$ 2 25 [entirfly from the cystem.
L o n ; b u t f take them as so m ^ T expresOaprey P O.
Blakesbnrg P C
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4
75
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j 9 50
sions of intense interest in o u r noble
OraPU.
Indianola P U
SWSkaiett
140 W S Henry.:.
3 75
cause.
G o d b e t h a n k e d f o r it.
1 Oavid Skillett
1 «
Cbrydon P O
,
Bed Oak JoncUon P O.
T Lyons...
......... 0 00
KLXD WOKDS, T H E C H U J > ' s D E U G I I T .
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3 00
Freedom P (3
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lo SS
A t a l a r g e a n d e n t h u s i a s t i c m e e t i n g o f I Eid
2 25 Chas Garteen
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a 00
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d e t e r m i n e d t o g i v e o u r c h i l d ' s p a p e r a n E d w ^ r l f . ^ i l l ! . . ! ' : 6 5 0 John Thomberry.J.
13 10
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n e w M a y - d a y dress.
I t i s i n t e n d e d t o j w B ^ S r . ! ^ . . ! ^ : 570 G
Thomttfl
Pnmrnrm > K6 35
Thomas Powers„...U
B
L Packard
4 75 [ Elward WiIdor*s Motaer'ii Worm Symp s t e n i a be used
s o f a r i m p r o v e t h e e x t e r n a l a t t r a c t i o n s o f j a > i ? r r , T . " ™ ™ n 25
Orinnell P
BM r D BickersonJ- 3 00 !in all cases of worms. I t U perfectly tennless in. its
the paper as to m a k e t h e m correspond hi
•
When
Begghs^-Wigw^
t i B R r A X E i m
T l ^ U ^ book for every one who wiahea to nndhr'
stand or rsltate Campbellism. I t sboaM be la e r o y t m U y ; ^ . B . a r a v a t , Ed.Bi4^tet.
t h e
R E S T O R E R
•J??
eooMiin the beat book oa the subject for popular readiag.—K. M. ( k s w f o i ^ Preridsat d
Georgetown UoUege, Ky?
^ " - — a . «•
I have never met with any work which Slla tta place.
Here we have a a index to all Mr. OaaiabeU t a o A t . with
M U r and p ^ for everything that fa a « n a X - A . B,
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anticipations even of its inventors.
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7 ^ n o ^ o Q « -a S K t n e i n t e r n a l s t r u c t u r e coUect.tutthey
coUect. but they have commenced . u l t , . n d n n l w o n r k - ^ w b ^ o n known to foil t., g i w tenant relier, folnietlirul n f
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'"^l^U^vnr.iuuustsotM^ho^r^o^ingkTtheoUTmMs-r^
tioos" of the stars, even w h e n t h e y are
- o r e v e n a a e - « . b a p t « i in »u the s t « t e ^ bec.n,e wa have CUH to
i n a r i i r f i t l i n e t o o r from o n r « n n
Tho
q u e s t i o n w h e t h e r or•'J
m . n y h . v , remo«i to '
they
^s p e c t r u mg f o r m e da b y a pnr i s m , d ii s p e r s i n cg I
l^i f e -e xf iis t^s i n o t h e r w o r l d s t l ^ a n | owe; because U.ose who do t a i e UO. paper
th.
ParkFhefae^
to»tcwib,toM4totl,eSontb,aB^ OTtMH
.CEHTS to lOKTT IK>L(iABS M d u
theresoorces
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I ' ' ' ' ' ' ' n o « « « « . o ^ j
o « «
Damaik, OmptU,
WKu
tetotkeDeMwUaatioa.
I t is fast tiOlag C
Tfaey wiU soon be readr.
l i t other
sweutog, c o u t u v t i o M i S f p u u s . u d
• T M y o t t e . O b a n ^ a s p p i M a t «hoI«Ml»v>lcaa.
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WhsMvar yon vialt I t o p h i a , pleuecaU a M a e e M ,
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and send y e a r ondbia to
influence t h e v 1 1 7 7 '
" V . 7 ' ^ r ^ s e c o B p r i z e s , of t k . ^
u . u medicia, •Mnd* anrlTBlcd, M 4 m
Soathwestem FaklisUar Craivaj^,
B I M B U f S O B r Jb m C H O U S O J I ,
eBT» Is g v a r a n t m l io every CMS. "
3 6 1 Mam Street
a.tf
8 . C ^ H O O K R S , Sec, aad T » a a . W e s t e r n F o n n d i y a n d M a d i i n e S H h e p
fonned, as yet, of the
which the combined bat-
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We have the largest StaekMrt gfeMeat T n M y a f
® ' * . ^^ ' ®
object.
unportanoe
r
tettMi^'SSS m m ^
a a s o• S S -s k
HYMN BOOKS,
W e haveL^^^^^^^^
It k b n t . V e w y e O T r i n c ^ t h i a l n . ^ ^
It » bot «
finr
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or r « « u c n c « n e « W t h e h « i d . o f i n r e s - L .
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n n k n o ^ P ^ o f the ^ ^ ^ u n d in great depths
,I aa rr ee ss pp ee dd ee ss w
w hh ii cc hh W B i e kk nn oo T
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o
t
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Tsum
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H e
CMttiBOeii to
M d
And to
D f > e ^ Bec«UfP:to Females.
Oldest
lasiitatloi
OF I H » KISD
Special Attention to
Msiffms,
23^
X a r ^
r&E s o
ipraald calten^aLaMHOM'to <
icrr^w^^
^ j u n f m ^
• • i: .tf,
it A ;v
gSTABT.TSWED TiBX T£ABS.
W l u ) r « lawaUda ««sk o M a i a 8 c l * B t l « « a n d
Treatment at «
DcpsrtaMttt, flM I
PIIIC£8;
Ho. 1, 7 indb rat (aiael p o m t ) ! ^
a ^ 1, 7 uMb
{IfMlitt^
. . ^ 8 00
jids).
and in the MawSMIetie t e ^ •* t o ••eenrtty" fer-1
akhedSeHtteyiwMwB ky
Kd. 8, 8 iae& m t (atcel
Ho. a, 8 iBek out (steel p t & l^ad side}-. 10 SO
Ho. Ir • indli «Qt (atMd poitti.)
Ho. 5
^
M&i^MMr,
—
W. a
Mfi G L I J I J E ^
'iAmaMEA
,
.
Cashier.
Ho.2i regular tubaoil
n .OO
Ho- 7, u d plow (soUd steel polAi).....
K. B^-iftll wUestiees-ibt A««*iiee ilito«*hont tha
16 00 South ihouM U aditrwtd to.t)|l« ogee.
G .
C & A I G
Ml.
C O ^
g O U T H E R N m ^ m s U R A N C E C O . I
AGSSTS,
_ 1 7 « M M b Street, M e a ^ i i s , Tennessee.
MEMPHIS NUESEEY.
Tin PiopiiBtars of thta new eatabUidunnt
iKtsa to ivcare Jot its bit BV«Ution]>j
Mnding oat only
O o o d
T l i r i f t y
AT REASONABLE
A V D
T B U E
T O
NEURALGIA.
S t o c k ,
RATES,
V A M £ .
a«a-forr«Uofia09mirfSprin,ofUro. >aMlo»i:
289
Sunset, X e n q A i s , Tetm.
be infoniua of Ito virtoes or iue«.
•loctdMbrnetiT.
Ire
tmhntni nf imr iT|rn OBae. il nsaeeQandnnfelt
tenant of Uic orgaalsta nnderBifnea tte conctitnUon7
•adtoTtea^attackereateeblingor
flitaldi^^
" "beomatlsm. Gout
• f y a l t i a , etfc. tlriaptaetfce i»almea«.perftct;. t h t m m
^ •Imost iastantiT
instantly relleTed:
relleTed; eaormons
enormcKu
o v e r
L O W E S T
— ^
A sraat aeea«iBUabfu«t is my Uinmph ovec-palK by
a ^ ; . |»»ptfBt». M>«th« and narry
r ft* 8Mtt eamBckUaiEuSHi^
- s ^ m ^ n-oTt - *iBOM
. - . t hthi
a n to relieve p«aa.U j r .
ir ^is
^K
roald
syateais e x t a n t r ^
oald ataad wtpertofcto
Mtpertofcfo any
aiur otbw sv;
€ATARRII
i t e w e or otbeE«r Its kMeons tomu.eitia
on^
e n ^ o r amoiwttoTltala. In tlie latter, t o t ^
^
s n d ^ y deposited in Uie i J n w ^
. ne
me
ofthcltody,
Bfen^ nee of a SotUe of this Sanapa.
Bvaa wiien no active eynptoi
Persons afflicted viffi the fi
^ genetallf find immediato r
m, enre, by the nee of thU SAH,
_ occaaddttease
XettfrtSmtt Xheum, Seatd Bead,
80rt Mjfeg, Sor* Xmrt, imd other
visible forms of Sorofulout disease.
more concealed ibnnt, «s
Beart VUeate.mts,
JTj
Vf
andtheTatiooa t l e e r ^ t
X. A. jCeim....
nsof themoscoeaident.
lar and nenroos systenw.
Abum Woodruff
..Ylce Preridenta. I
M. White,
Ucrcurial HUeatet
Ben. lt«jr_„. _
aloB»tiiae^ roqulicd for
«SeaetaT7.
racing
tbMeobstinate
maladies
byluiyinaicinc.
caiM. T^Wtrtml
JlffbUnt S«c'y,
^ long c t m ^ e d use of thlk me<&ii4 i H l cure
F. 8. Dmria
..Treararer.
toccmiJaint.
I^e^ha:a6tWkitea,Vterine
vfeeraMotw, and Tanale JflseoMg, axe com.
m ^ soon relieved and nltimatelr^&Kd I n its
pniiiying and mvigoratlng effect. Minute MrccBiaxcToag:
tfons for each case are fomud in onr Almanac, snpT. A. Habon,
p l i ^ g ^ .
Jth^imatUm
nd Cout, Tvhox
J . W. XcCown.
Jacob WMIer.
accmnulatlor* of cxtraneons matters
A. IFoodraff,
H. A. Partee.
to the b ^ , viWfi ftnuiry to it, as aleo X.lttr
Hnffh Torrance,
B.0.BrUiUe7,
CwptainU,
Torj.iilit,/ CcngeMtiott orJnflamC. 0. Speneer,
Gen. John B. Gordon,
F.H.Wiate,
O. W. Frazer,
F. S. DaTif.
xS ^
SSS!®
rankling poisons In the
Chaa. Kortrecht,
W. H. Otetrr,
etorer for the e ^ g t h and vigor of the aystem.
•zstCAi. KABA:
Tho» vho m ZanmHd and £<«t7e*s,
dent, SletftfM, anS tronblcd with K c i ^ B J ^
Willatt. M.P.,
i. H. X'niklne, H. D.
A s s e t s
AT
Pfiiices^
LCttMC^-^MT^lcIAnOii^.l^^
BHEUMATISM, TIC DOLOBECX. SKKYE-ACHE.
j^c^pete
mofiktL
icminy
•
BUY
—
eABES^^
Anteimle Jftqia^cr*. -
Kght Babioa.-...............^.."^^.. ' 8
B .
t n the m i m e
setaeatea witb
f e g y j ^ t l»Te been
f^edudeuredbrtt*
Scroftiloiu aOeetioiu and
AND
Mmuthirm
10
Ho. 3, 3 iooli eat (•teel pt i, I « a d t i d e . . 11
RffEUMATISM
t U r t r m s M ^ l i ^ t a ia "ikABMfoer rwBMd mmtU.'^'
# 0 0 0 , 0 0 0 1
ATKAjn-A, GA., BRABCH :
PBEPABED
BY
O r . J . C . A T K B * C O . , £ o w e I I , Masfc,
8SS B E C O m
STIiraSTj
r > .
^ T i t ^ i e i ^
THB GBJUT
'
i
«opppd-np Bead. Bnnnlii
Constant Hawking and SpitUng, Conatant Blowing of the Xoae.
tion.
The mmtskUlful phyaieians faU tocnreit.
I>«tors" of tl.ia cUy have CHEAP
FURNITURE HOUSE I
^
treatmsnt of CaUtVh, and
demand most fabulous prices from patients.
> 0 . 2 S 3 Seeend fiU, S e m p U s , Tenn.
lenreuycase of obstruct ion, stoaped-up head, dischargw of grwnish, thish, thin, cr i & i j aucos from
he noje, internally or externally, p t w f n l i ^ be^ HE MANUFACTURES E V E R Y ARTICLE,
twwn tlieeyes,constant iilowing ofthe nose, inflammation
—AKD—
of th» n M l passagea, ulceration of the schucidsrUa wembrane, etc., in the course of a few days.
Sell at the Lowest Possible Price,
J" OR
G A S H .
Great care taken in PaeiUng and Shipping to our
iii ^ t v 19
Stmma, Glandular Swellinss, Eunning or Crusty Eru'iw customurs
lions, Salt Klieum, King's Evil.
N E W STOCK!
JPEW G O O D S
The Scrofula taint, InheritiHi or otherwise, filline life
JUST BECErVED BT
with untold misety is, by all ussal medical treatment,
hot^lessly incnrablc.
'
J O H N
S C H U M M ,
n e only true cures Srhich I have ever 5«n, are those
DSALEBIX
wwch have been performed by me.
oi .^vL
*«
•without fail, evtry case of
Blood i w a ^ s , even the most turribie forms of Leprosy.
Krysipeias, Eczema, Cancers, Tamors, Ulcers, Aliscessw, Of erery description. Lithographs. Engravings, Oiromos,
and every form of red, scaly, or disBgnrlos eruption, ia
Oil Palnliugs, the most handsome styles of Oral and
from forty-eight lionrs to a few v.-tek9.
Siquare Frames, Carved Corner*, OniamenU, aU styles «f
new Moldings. Pictutes, Cords, Tassels and SaiU. GUt
Ornaments. Stereoscopes and Views, Cold Leaf. Oval'and
GENERATIVE
AFFECTIONS.
Square 3Iatts, Bristol Boards, etc.
SCROFULA.
Picture and Mirror Frames,
Self-abuse, Pischarges. Stricture, Gl'-et, Sor-f, Sperma
torriioca, Impotence, Premature P.cay, r-tbility.
SHOW CASES FOE SALE,
vaiH j u n
W1t}aail>rUra!T
COMJaWZ®
M f l Z ,
^ «BBD CUAXBB JMim SUM HAcnurB.
The best Grain and Seed Separator in existeaec? It ta
compact and .imple in conxtrsctioai Virile forlha lluand Variety of its wortt It is uttrifaled. This Faa
n»»t,
clwat, cockeU, bUg»ited, brakea and shrivtlrdsraiiw.aiid
ot^laparitiea, teavltir the bm. heaHby, piaap snd
p«r*«tKniiiu tOM>w. Every tatalUcrBt Aunaer loMws
the advantage vrMmlag pntc afed -wheats lo that trbcB
yo« vaieeaeropyttir w\ll have nothing hwt wheat, aad
cotts«-.{uentIy will raise three erfearbashsls a e r ^ tte
acre. Will it pay T la twraty-Sve aerc* of wliwat. tbia
make* a dHfcteoteofonet-undred boshels, cud atpteesat
prices that would gain for thn farmer over two h a ^ s d
doltors. Wat It pay? It cleans wheat for mackct
without waste, saving the <man grains. It wOldiaff
ttom three to fbur hnndrrd bnshels of wheat p n day.and
do it cIraiKT at oso raanlog thtavgh than any Vaa ia
tile market.
It deans com, oats. rye. barley, timothy, clovw, hemp.
Sax and Bangariaa grass seeds. I f timothy and clover
sewU bTmixed, it will separate them. Gndn deateza via
giie from twenty-Sre to fiflyjenta moj<f r« the buhel
fer foul wheat cleaned on tliH machine than with the
rommon ian. HtHers can satvfromone-third to one-haJf
uf tlie scrtrnings, from which they cas make good Busily
Hour. It is considered by the best millers as ikr stuMkTior
to their ordinary tmnt machines, because it takes ooUhe
smat grains whole without breaking thrm. E^iry mill
should have one. Ve invite Saraers to btiac the vrtmt
samplhave of any kind uf grain or seeds, and
t.
• •• O-.l,.m."-tvrs.
^ ^
^'e rrfrr ii> u;.- .....vtug n c!:-kiKiwn gentlemen: Oen.
W. G. Harding, John J. ItoCanu, proprietor Jaefcaan
MiUs, Bhea, Smith A Cr..,^;rain drilers, Whelew * MeAiister. NashTille, Tenn.; Gen. B. 8. Ewell, Spring Hill,
Tenn.; Gen. B. Frank Cheatham, Paul. Bismnkes* Oo.,
GalUUn, Twn.; Little A Friersoa, aalbjviUe. Teaa.; J.
M. aiayea A Co- ColsmbU, Tens.; Street, Andrew* i
Co., Mnrft^V.rt., Tenn.; Fox A Smith. Clarksvilk-,
Tenn.; J. A. Andrews A Co., UartsvUIe, Tenn.f J. W.
Hill A Co.. JlcMinville, Tenn.; Jaffrrics A Khb, ntsncietont BureeilTiUr SliUs, nussclIviUe, Ky.
We offer an eswHent opportunity for making a^ney.
to energetic men wiUi small capital, in the pnrchSee ef
S^tato and County Bights for this valnablp aachlnc.
Eveiy machinr- warranteil. Price of Fan at mimifarteiy.
Forty I>oliAr». FnlldlrccticnsaccmnpaayeschaaaffiM.
For Territory t r Fanning Mills, rail oa or adidrwa
N o . 31Y M a i n Slreei,
Jsbn B. Gordon...
-Preaident.
The press, tho pulpit anil the lecture-room arc silent on
>Sect*tar;.
T . H . J O H E S 4B C O ^
Just K '.ow tho PeabodT Hotel,
Mcxruir, Ttss.
KACBratloo
the sul(ject ofdiM-asm of tire »< xn»l organism. A falM
Kt^s. 2 1 c<>m'.'r Co'legn and Church stre^,
Practical
and
Anal,ni^l
ChemUt*.
I
have
cn.liand
a
handsome
qnantity
of
Steel
Encravinn
delicacy
eoaceais
the
knowle
ce
KashvOle, Ttaa.
for which thousands
60,000 A p p k Trees, 5 to 7 feetf20
iiI-23-ly-Iv-22.
^
thirst.
SOLD BY ALL DBUGGISTS E\-ERTWrnEBE.
And liow tcrribU are these diseases ? Spermatorrhcca
SOUTHERN WALKO'C: CCLTITAXOB,
SystenljiRnpalring the
Sold by all droxsttts and dealer* In 'meosciare
mind, and anting self-dMtrurtioa.
everywhere. G. W. JOKES. Usmribia. WIUJmmU
For tbe cultiratinn of com an^ cotton. Savftg tiaa aad
2 6 ^ Pench Trees, 3 to 6 feet.
SCHOOLS.
for
mtroaas*.
It
baivampic
ClJi
Haj^tans,
or
incomprtent
J2dc. tsta fcUy ^ t J S cala
T^-^
h«i»«inpte
physlctacs may essay to
labor ia a saving of money; Every Soathcra ikraer and
ilMSiv-ll
pouej.fioldera
and pay aU
loaaea. aeam to | • aKnrta.
care; thsm, but in vain. The on!
^ hojMi ^^^
^^iu
^^
>ly
and ^^^^^
resort^ is
planU-r is iDtl•^•»»l',l in this. Loc^ at the diOcnace:
the humane and learnt physician wSo nndtn'tands tteir
This Plow, with one man aod two horses, saves the labor
case.
RELIABLE
AGENTS
WANTED.
of three men and, two homs. Tho Plowi ate atad* to
Among tixse ailections, none arc worse tUaa Spcrmac .
throw the dirt to or fh>m tho com, or cottan. Is ^ t r j
4,000 SUadard Pes* Trees, 2 ye»«...60o. $50
Sf'n'aal Weaknesi-, and i wisilons. Dr.
y ^bridge says, •• That the loss of ene ounce of seminal
T H O M P S O S dt CO., C e a e n a A c e a t s .
nnid by abuse, U equal to the loss of forty ounces of
C A W C E B S CAX B £ C I J B £ » .
u-«.tr
|B. J. p. JATCAET, (formeHy of Murfteeaboru. Tenn.) blood.
be addresstMl tu T. U. JOXES A CO., BaahvIOe, Tenn.
r has lo«ited permanently In TBENTON, TKNN.. for Tha worst form is when the setainal fiuld passes off
fl.«»Dw«rfPe«rTree^
2j«m«.„...60c.
m
Q A R O U N A L I F E I N S U R A N C E CO. b
_e treatm*nt of CaSCBRS. VlSTUtA. PILES, an I i " no percei ved in the u ri ne.
J^IGHTlflNG CHURir.
LIGHANT SOKES, and CtlBOKIC DISEASES'.
kmpiricj, and characterless men, by working upon tho
Everybody
who keeps cows want a good chara. We
I know it la thonght, to pbydrfaaa girnerally, that a iears of a mlad, too often sharing the fbtbl . nese of tho
hare It. Xo mistake. Tbe only oaewe eviur saw
we
^ncer cannot he cured. Thoy have fnated it with the body, not only extort large sums of monty, but, in nearly
OF
MEMPHIS,
TENN.,
cunid
guarantee.
Combines all that coaid be reqalrfii of
1,600 Chertjr Trees on Mahalob......-60e. 940
Knife, and.it alwayi proves fatal. The moet eminent iur- every iaitance. have complicated the disease, and rena
churn.
«eon» now confev* that the l^nife is speedy death to the p». dered It morediaenlttocnre. I have never ret seen a
1. Produces but tfr very quick,
tient. The physician who applies the knife to a Caocnlr ease of ^xual Weakness or luspotency cure^ by any
2. Takes more better out of the milk.
uianbnt mjself.
nat acqnaintrd with the disgrtiMis of the difsse.
2
3
S
M
a
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n
S
t
r
e
e
t
,
B
I
e
m
p
l
I
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l
^
T
e
n
n
.
3.
Gathers the bntk-r besntifuDy.
1,000 Plum Trees, Plum stoek
.50c. $40
the affections of tho sfsnal organs have bet'a deeply
The VegrtaUe Kingdom furnirhes safe snd paiiiief*
4. Is easier rVaned and kept clean.
specIBcs for the certain .ore of this dread disease. These stadied by me for many yeara. I have made a discovery
.\ih1 lastly, is vi-ry cheap.
rem^es I have ow-d with the moft ODparnlWed success in the treatment of all syphilitic and virul- nt di-easi-s
INCORPORATED
IN 1860.
Price, 3 or 6 gallon churn. «a; C gallon ehnrn. Stt; 8
for tha past fonr yeara teiZicrt rt« </ «ae fa oa-t htiitdn^ which promises to overthrow all former precoaceiTcd
course
of
study
is
ezteoded.
thorongh
and
practigailen
chum,
A!I orders hhonld be adi!r«Med to
notions and theories on tho subject. I employ tntiroly cal, affording superior facilities for obtaining a fbund
aaser.
" . J05ES A CO.. PpoprirtMii,
1,000 Apricot Treesnew remedies, and never u*e nniueons copaiba, cubebs, Bmsiness E<Incation.
.50e. SIO
What
physician
la
Ttnccswe
can
fay
this
of
his
tr».tiil-24-ly-iv.2.'J
Kashrille, ••
Issnres against Loss of Life Only.
ment of the f«:vir or measles ? Tct me.lical schools J.>ny turpentine and mercury. In every casa I gnarant?e a
EusUali Department.
that one solitary case of Cancer wa/t ev^r cored! Are tli»j perfect cure.
BLOOMINGTON,
ILLINOIS,
N
r.
This department is in charge . f a ripo sdioUr, and an
willing to be convlneedT I offer th« following
experienced teacher.
ALL
p U B STOCK
WIEBAHTED
CHALLENGE TO A N Y M E D I C A L SCHOOL
PcmnaaslUp.
O m C E U01:B3, 9 A. >1. to 3 P. M.
Students in the different departments of the CDlIerewia 1 9 t h Y e a r ! 5 6 0 A c r e s ! 10 drcenhoBses I
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL
#500,000.
Let any medical school in the United States send me a
(ceiTs
special
instruction
daily from a profeMional
pati^t afflictad ,vith what the (acuity of said school shaU
stock and shipping (adUUes^ Apples 1,
•acher of the art.
^
pronounce to be a genuine Csncer, and I will promiso to D r . J . B. R U S S E L L , Ckiasalting P h j s l c I a B ,
2, S year, 1000flr.e1 Mar,
Apple Boot Crafta'v
la^J^tioa to tiia alwre. they oOer, at low rate., a
iIt»,Snrcure that very Cancer, provided the faculty of s.i)d school
A
Separate
Dcpartm&U
for
Ladies.
sery
Apple, Peach, TTUdGooaePJ
Scods,
O
fine
will a^ree to give me a certificate admitting the cure, il
Osage
He«te,
lO.tOi),
515.
Evergreens,
Boses,
lOOO,
—
lO.foi),
,
—
^^
L.
G.
WARREN,
Secrctar;/,
Officers.
S'J-gt
T. A. LEDPIX. Principal.
cnnd, duly signed by tht m and seal«l with th<> great seal
nd
Pahlias, Gladlolnr, Greenhntw, Bedding Plants.
I of their college, and they shall not ba reqnired to Rive the
GRAPE
VINES,
10 cents for Cataloipies.
r . K, PHi~
tertiUcate for twelve or eighteen months nrtt r the ccrt
K WOODWABD, Begular Physician.
Assisted
by
a
fnll
corps
ofeniinentphvsici.in*.
The
usual
23-3n
I ha5 been treated; or,
M. J . WICKS, President
courtesy extended to the r. guliir pre i'fsion.
GOOSEBERRIES,
Ti>e faculty of any medical cclli-se, or any ri-8i>»iiiiibl(
iU-Jtl-lT.lT-l'J
A. 8EESSEL, Vice President.
CfTR&AXTS,
i pbystvian, may send me ten cases t>f couli-smtl Cauccr, and
NO. 3 6 7 M A I N S T R E E T ,
MISCELLANEOUS.
W . F. BOTLE, Secretary.
I I will ;»romi8« to care nine out of ten—ijuitc as large a
proportib.i
aa
physicians
cure
of
the
Mmpitit
forms
of
disW.
C.
McCLURE,
Treasurer.
Opposite
Court
S.jnare.
Entrance
10
Court
Str^^t,
RASPBERRIES,
ease.
J . H. EDMONDSON, General AgentI call ui-oi; the nirttioal grlixnU «»pctia:iy to put mj
A r o m a U c Tcgetable Soap.
SHRUBS.
MEMPniS, TENNESSEE.
skill in the tr».stment oftlie CanccFto t V most rigid but
fair trial.
Collegre Honrs f r o m 9 A . M . to
P. M.
ORNAMENTAL
TREES,
There «r»> casts which I exc<-pt in the above cluilu-nge :
1. Cancer in the mouth or throat.
Tliis Instituti.in for the education •{ ycuap men end
CLIMBING
PLANTS,
2. VThi-a locfcT-od whiro it canuot b<- reached by iny r< m
boys, at the commei^ment of the Sew Tear," off", to
Oonsnlting Phyaioiaiis.
edies.
larents and guanliaiis. who desire to prepare their MJUS
3. TThi re
fa.lent is afflicted with another iSisease or
ROSES, ETO,
ETC. B . W . A V E N T .
n the shorteKt time and at the least expense, for a prosF . A . R A M S E Y . a complication or
I have had patients sent me
perousftjtnre,advantages here not offi i ^ elsewhere.
in the last gtages orcch.'""'P""°Cancer was cured
Hours of Instruction from 0 to 12 A. M., andSfoS P. M.
but the consumption killb. '.
4. The patient shall not ^ « so old or weakly that tlu r.
t tircuiars coniatntng further particulars caU .-.t the
Tor the Delicate Skin of Ladies and Children.
is not sufficient vitality h ft to
grannUtion »nei
Att^niejs.
oOBco of Robertson's Commercial College, eCT Main Street,
tlie Cancer is taken oat.
or
address
S.
M.
BOBBBKOS,
PrincipaU
Sold by a l l Pruggtata .
»
6. The Cancer shall not have b.*n of
standing at
ConMpoaOeacB and orJera lolicittn]. eat«l.>gara irnf
iil-20 ly-iT-lO
to have involved some vlui part, as in somt.
.""Ti
- DR. SHALLENfiERGEK'S
L
O
G
W
O
O
D
&
P
E
Y
T
O
N
.
cases
brought
here.
I
do
not
prof.-sto
reju.
MB OS applicaSioD. AilOresa
WA-TJEJItS'
age, or to raise the d. «d. bat to cere Cancers nnd-i
Q E N T R A L
FEiLVLE INSTITUTE,
n ^ dramstance:.. and malignant Sores and ether a J "
F
e
v
e
r
a
n
d
A
g
^
n
e
Tet 1 have successfully treated patients fromTOtc
W i l l i I r o n F r a m e . OT-eratntac Baaa
iw years
olil.ia the proposition ma<le to the mc.iical schools
Clinton, H i n d s C o u n t y , Mississippi.
above
Oirecton.
suid AgraflTe B r i d ^ .
K O £ 3 r
G I L B E R T ,
^ n S T T I D O T E
Tlie
Sc!ic!»stic
year
of
18©-T0
will
begin
Tuesday,
the
j
^
'
i
r
a
y
a
Stops
t
b
e
(
a
t
i
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s
.
M
e
l
o
d
e
o
n
s and Cabinet
Oimns.
daring
the
period
of
tliirteen
years;
and.*o
manifhit
was
W . R. Hunt,
A . Seessel,
28th day of Septeabor, and coniinne forty weeks, or ten
t h f c ^ l ^ ^ * ®®
erer accepted it. I now remw
The best manafsctnTtd.
.
T
h
i
s
M
e
d
i
c
i
f
c
.
^
^
^
*
^
tefiiro
the
Puldio
P . W, S m i t h ,
F . Titus,
school months, until Jnly 1, 1870.
AVairanfed f o r Six Tears.
30S P r « i i t I t . K c m p l O s , T » » .
the sci, nce of medicine by my father. fifteen years, anil u
B. K . Pidlen,
N . & Bruce,
Of the alrantages offered by this InsUtuUon, which for
Piano*, Melodeoas and Organs of ^ fintclass quken,
and asKKlated with him for eight years in the ti^tment
_
knorm remedies. I t oJ®*
docs
W m . Jovner,
the past s<>vente«n years by its well known exct-Ilence at greatly rednct^d prices for CsJih. Sew 7 octave
enaeoe
E . M . Apperson, j L S " ^
""''Knant aOwtious, and at his
tnh and npwari; new rabiaet orgaas
for9)0
dMth, which Occurred In I8<5«, he edmmittsd thesecrrt
^ and
has drawn to it so extensire a patronage, mentloi need for
sicken
ilia
stomach,
is
^T^'festlr
i
n
N
.
D
.
M
e
n
k
e
n
,
ward.
Second-haad
is»traments
at
great
bargala*.
J
.
T
.
P
e
t
U
t
,
alone
to
me.
B. B. KO£N,
J . M. OILBSBT.
not be made. 'We will, bbwerer, aay that by its accessi- luftrated Cata!o;rBeii mailed
• -for
- three rents.s. Waresooais
Warei
HavingseriM my country an a soldier through the late
i b y dose and under aU d t c t n a J ^ C f i s :
U-tf
J . 6 . Lonsdale,
M. J . Wicks,
Broadway, Sew York.
HOBACB WATBBS.
ble and healthful location, iU neat and ample accomis
tbe
only
Modioine
tli»t
i
r
m
J
S
T
v
i
^
'
i
^
J
t
"
'
'
"
'
*
'
^
drrote
myself
to
the
W . B . Greenlaw,
W . L. Vance,
treatment of Oaneer especially, and to the other abovsmodations. Us weK furnished table, its rxteneivs AppaTHE
PLANJET
I>JRILL.
Tcatimoniiila.
CURE I M M E D I A T E L Y
mentioned diseases.
W . H . Moore.
m t ^ j for Scientific Ilhistrations, its Gym^sicm. and
The Waters Pianos are kn'jwn as amoag the veiy beSL
to Treoton, Tens., oa tho lineoftbe
and
pensanently
ererf
I
b
r
s
6<
P
^
e
r
and
F a r Gardeai Seed o r G w m o tlte Best.
'
MohUe and Ohio Kaiiroad, ai^
of a r c * flim S
other mt.*"'
PhTsical culture, and above all, by lis N- TC. Evangelist.
Ague, bocanse i t is a perfect .4Btiao«« tm
We can speak of th- meritu of the Waters Piaaoai^em
E^u®'
" tr a pleaaant town, Tet^
The moat tople, compart, largeat, eaaieat rogalated,
rigidly
thortC?'*
instmction,
it
comaKends
itself
t
n
^
t
jtersonal
Itaowledge
as
betes
of
th6
very
best naUty.—
KsOaria.
f^yJ^residence^
'ifi^
Hgkfwt rwuUng, chespett! JTo paring, no
.
who seek for thO*'"'''**
others an aceonpHsbtd and Cbristiaa latellig^cer.
me
ia
t
^
c
m
t
n
.
and
oQ^t
ft
town.
Pathmts
ran
8(dd
umai^wsa^aysetra^ija^
^ a aighit all ordib7
ftU
Smosists.
I COTpanytaiww prepared to Ian* poUdea la all tha bo ammmodated with board la prtvata hauan in the
The Waters Pianos av" built of the best aad iao«t thorpractical education.
nary wada; alM, Solrtfy,
I < J^i^rnaaraaeaj apd te^aetlUly aoiidU
oughly seasoned material.—Advocate and Journal.
ii^l.1-ly.Iv.l3-B
?
TWH
arrang.^
N^^aaadn^ete. AIM<
Expenses
are
for
tuition
in
rngiah
Brauche-,
S3,
54
er
'
-••
aajfftf
Oar IHeads wtn find at Ur. Waters' store tbe rajr best
wfthont lom tSrom wiada.
15 PST month; for board, iacludJisg fnrnishea To«m and' assortment of Pianrs, Xelodeons a ^ Oncans to be found
!l;12ffaartBi<ied.orflB
Gaaos, 190. IbanflM
injto
United 6tat».—Grahi^m's Vagariae.
taradliy g. t . at.
fael, etc, 5K per month ; fer washlns t i
month; for Baving
jkOO., Fornat Bafliinj^^noa.
O H . C. B . N O R R . I S ,
ased one of Waters* Piaains for twt» years, I
BELI5.
Incidentals aad ink, forty esnta per month. Tuition la liavefesadit a very supei ior iastmnent.—Aloaao Gray,
taken la tha i n g ^ n c y of tha diseaso and .prerented
toco«In^neer«6, or, if already ao, the sooner they arc
Music, Languages and Oraamectai bracches is tbe tas.-<i P r i M i ^ Brooklrn HeighU Seainaty.
lew t t m reqnired to exm then.
lire tare two Waters Pianos in oar SeminBry, which
as it was in gold before the war.
P R I N T t N Q .
,
While I eatertaia Ibr all the other physIcUn* the
have been severriy tested fer three years, and
c«*
M E N E E L Y S '
B E I J J S .
For (tall information send for Circalars. AU letters af testBy to ftelr good nuaUty and durabaity.—Wood «
talgtot respects I a a eonfideat from long ol>servatioo
Office, 28't M a i n S t . , V e a p b l s , Tenn.,
ttat in my andicteM arefraad theintn-st remedies forall
F o a a a e y ^ W ^ Twy, K . t .
_
inquiry should U addressed to " President of the Ceatral GrBRoty, Mt. Garroll. IU.
BmOamttm
VjMaUag
ika^xBy,
ehroaic diwaata of the Woatb.
H»aac«WATn:*.BM.-IkarSlr-T^^ ^ n o r * f f a t .
-LAY BCUOIKO.
female
Instltnt^"
Clinton,
Hinds
couaty.
Miss.
BsUblisked by Andrew U e n e ^ i n 1826.
me
U
aBowed
to
be
tbe
hMt
Pisno
in
t ^ ^ ^ aad there
O t t r a win vary aeeordlu to thertaracUr of the dU•ti. a — • • - • > . . _ . .
are ewena of C h i d a r i ^ and Stoddart'a hers.—<%«».
BOBT. K I X U , P m t . Board of Trnateea.
Biibf>r
^ b ^ I a a n c M M r a w o ^ e . Paymeatt must be made Trmts witli cnccesa all kinds of Sore Eyes. Granular
wlCT the p a t i ^ to ^ h a r ^ . When no benefit is re- Udi of years standing cured in a few w^ka. O w r ^
Geo. tTnrtrittn, Sec. Board of Trustees.
Stf
Broadway, ^ famed jpr the,aacetand Pteryginm. Strabismus (Cro^' ftealu
M d ^ iM pCj wfU be dnnanlit^
Bzceat«a«cty daaeriptioa of Ftiatin^incbidlag
n>ro«>ptng of
< 0pper Lid), Entroplora and Bctn>*
Ptcafc fDrooplnr
^ ^
lence of his Pianos aad Orgaas.—Eeeniag loat.
The Bev. J. B. Grav«^ editor at "The Baptist.' has Ptcate
pium toeforaitic*
The Water* Piano n a k s with the btM aiaiinCietarrd ia
• NEWBPAFBBS,
JlJISSISSIPPI COLLEGE,
J^sfSSf
tWhef. practtwloriiaBTV^ar*. • n t ^ . p i w s a t l i of LMs), Artiacua rEyiiinsertoo'
America.—Tbe 5. Y. I n d ^ a d ^ t .
•at N l a , ; p ^ a t l a g all tha a e v e a e a U ' ^ appeal a ^
HAaizmss.
Xcncst. DoisM.-«nce
Watera gaveap j
aead ap (Mdieiaea oat ot tay oflos, aorshaUI of the n a t m l eje. Deafasaa aad all Biseaset of tbi * Ear
C l t a t o n , H I a d a Csmaty, OUssisstppi.
ibeet maslc, he has
aH ^ capital ^ a t i n t l o i
BOOKS,
*bo pat themaetiit c w d m the shortest poseible time. Treata all JDisa
4»BI»trat«dcata]acn*satt^«p«si9pQea.
to tbe aaaafacture and sale Of Pianea aad Metoaeoas,
of Ua Ko«. Ifevas OS Kbtber's HarK maoved V a
PAMPHLEIS,
prSamnafattaMpts to
rimple applleation of aediciae. Spectades made to n tU The next CoUeslate year vriU opeooathe 27th of Sep- He baa last issued a cataiegue of his new luituuBtnts,
A. * e. B. KXXXB&T. OBder u pvaoaal IriatiBfat, aad M ^ t fo leaiaia
efvlnga
new scale cf prices, whttrh shsnra a laaiitodreJTuaiidiij ia
CATAJSOGUiS,
tember, lSt9, and contiaae forty -weeks, uata tbe 1st day
tbe meat lastMioas.
dsctiea tronifonttrrrates, and Ids IHaaas have efBaaQy
mtf^tnjfWat'ti^,
Dr. Korria ls certainly the meat successful Eye and Bat' efJnly,lSni,
^
i
w
C
a
i
d
t
e
r
t
t
a
o
CTBCDLABS,
l«ee awarded the Hrst Premium at eeTPial Fain.. lUay
fi-B-ly
Boetor ia tha Soath.
iii-SO-ly.iv.M
J . p . J i W ^ T , M. D.,
Tbe ezpessee for the entire year are 940 to S50fortai> people oi the mr»»«it day. wte art atttactad. If wit ooit.
...
T
m
r
o
i
r
.
T
x
n
i
.
ftii^
with u e flamisr advetli'emnits of rival |daao
r O S T ^
LAW
tloa ; <10forincidental and ted Sna. Boardfortbe last
hnuM, probably «v«rleok a madfiit maoafoetater like
ESTABI2SHED
Y
.
}-ear
was
Iroa
SI*
to
AT
^er
adtod
monA—fonr
wet-ks
J
^
E
B
E
N
q
E
f
l
.
Ur.
Waters
; bet we happen tokaaw that hia iaatroaeata
B K ^ BILLS,
u eeoanted a school mouth. Vadilng ifSl^r month. It taraed him a good n^ulatios long Vefinv Ezpo^oBf
CAED<
U speeted that board wUI to o b t a ^ oo as reasenkble and "bol>oni''t«Bi>erted thsrewlth were ever ttoagbt
of; hiiill. we iuve one at £lr. Watera* Piaao Fortve
B I L L HEADS,
tena '
Stadeata te the ministry areuot ia oar resideaee (where it has steal for yvats), of-whiefa
TMag;mmjessi.
B n J B LADDTG,
any aMBaSietti^r in the world might weU lie prond.
chart ^ tnitioB,fttelor iaeideatat lem.
We have always been delighted wtth it aa a sweet^oMd
_
martMBtef C b n n ^
BepMrtaeBte
of
XurtnetioB
are
two,
CoDe^Ute
and
and mwetfnl icatmment, and tiu-re is ao dcntbt of its
Stei^oil&Qi
"Alam, Aad' oOnr B d b eonatanUy oa
the beet.aaatmr
jMrxa IBastcatad Oataiona
Prepai atory. Za both of thcM ample instmctloo of the darafiOfty. 9toretha& this. Maw
^ y e n ia the dly, as well as several eelebratrd^phuiiste,
josMsiooIi^
aect tik orcwib Uad will be j^ves.
Troy, S a v T o ^
At t i t 8tai'« OoaT«itlon,heldiBCanteBthel»tofJtnie, tava performed on the inid piaiM, and ail pioMMflits tt a
sapuior and Brst-class iastmiacut. Btrocser iaife^ae.
it was « -ielTedi^ raise
theJAtof ths awBtweeaoldBatKlvc.—It'wweJ'WTT*'''
forita
fatnre
matbtenaace.
Colh^ afc <4 ^ toais:^
H . G R O O H E S <fc C O ^
TjTa
H E W S TO THE I x m C X E D .
And Dealer* tn rirst-ciase
Teett Sxtraeted aid I B M vtthost Pais with Laughing
niiar.
Om. wfcfch is karale^ MJO. H. HUBD^BBOSTra aoae i t ^ b ^ ' t a t e to come for fear u
MetBllie B n r i B i Ca.ses and C a ^ ^
JaOTiHHi street, totaer of Third.
Ww^nm
pMe their edat«ttoD.
Finest
Hsartes in the city, inrlodicga beaatifklBeane
'
bt
obtained
Teeft laaerted withoat eovertag the PaUte, avotdiac
_ Hevmsead a trial treatmeat ef aaA. by
Oirealars coat ainiagftUIrrisforaatioa can
for Cbfldiea,
,fcrI t a IMlax*, gaarantadag catlw M^idtetiM the deatnMttoa of taste aad artiealation. TheyatvIMM.
i
« H«rtl» Clserrr St^ Xaalxvriae, T c « a
'
^ ^ by addraaing thi» Prerident, Bev. Walter H i U m / ^
•
or aMiiey retaraed. The « . O.TL, er Ms deaalyakdderaUe.
I HoMpriag Water, a t » per doaen.
ton, Hlads count) , lOai.
BBKJ. WHITiTELlj "'
?p«<4al att««lon giren t J diiiat^rrla*. raawflteaat
btireVader Se'to lawrted on the sactioit
T^tf
W
Based St; O h i S S ; ©.
readMiactlMBBrBi.
ai-tS.:
IMf
- Pr^ideat Board of
C.
Office No. 391/ Main Street.
Rol)ertson's Commercial
i ^
College,
NEW SCALE
n»
in-
OCULIST
AMD
ACJRIST,
PIANOS
mw
^ e e i t - S K t t S ^
38
OABDS.
1a*i»«aeMjr«n»M
kBAor I m t f to Mp «
Aky
x^Tsssmsae^'is^^
l o o e m ,
. J f-.
•
<
/
lapraaa. and will fe n a d y liMr d a O m y tt a slMrt tUm
ftjeemirwATAi,.;
W n X s O M t a d , OiUMT, Them. ffiM
V n v s iQtXBBas.
m XlTiairtoa. lAthrep, CUato*
Ko, p a U — S OT
H g g g ^ O n g g ^ ^
I JO
J T CUa*r«btattaiB.
AxaruAi. x s n x B S .
MiUb^ BtMrt, iti&a PmU, Ftmrimffi
OAi<ii A i n >
. : CeUi^ SimgM^ PiO^ Br^luU^
,.
Or, TEB AJif8^ 01 ROMANISM*
A a t ^ k t o d a m r e M a a M V M o K oea
•too. OriMawatal and H a t e CUna, a m t t
kxa:
A h a * or t h r i l B a r laMHrt. by Mas. A. a
Osm*
i i ^ S a ^
7 Op
il»ir I m a k a r t
Y d l o w
.mm^J W m ^ , ImCnmm, Ark.
VSKauwi. iMCimm, Xtk, •
Pine,
O y p ^
C O . ,
J
P o ^ ,
StTC.
. 1 00
Dr W L KUek. PwhKoe. ViM,
1 1 11 • ! I II. P w W - e , m * . p
aU lOmJa.
MkMpsis, rmnti
IO.U
amKGLESAND LATHS FOR SALE.
Ilumg, SawiBfr
M A W A I . O F
ftrBas.
fta^^
eto.,
g t r t a to aU
X. S .
A f i B l C m n r S B ,
Wjom^
A
watk
afwy
finer
or
a< j
Mlh awl Waat. g h i i W a fhU tnatiaa or I B A a M t o w a p a g n w a i a M r i a a o n t r y . tha ehafketsaa ( t f t k a
1 W
aafftrOBaaai,aatf OairaMlieatioa
totBaMMt
1 00
miasioa. J o mR a a r m «
n »
DONE TO O&DSB.
'SBOTSB SHUaf
I
t 00
rj • • f t k i ' t ^ ' y ^ ' ^ ^
WHtoaek,IXBiaaTiIle.Ga.aaid
I 00
D y t i n y slid C t « M f i i 9
I 09
.
J t M A u k . OneaTille.AI
OnMiTille. Ala.. paid
Hm.
1 « S M i 16fi W a a l i t a c i M S t ,
too
1t>aaF>«awh»lMatha M r a to do • o o d . a M r M B *
..BARK,
1 00
MUCPBXIttoo
W X A a e t m B t o k a l y . e a . paM.
MKKPHIS, TJWMMSBB.
a n Uada of l a i B n ' a a * O s t l s a s s a t Wai*f B B , « 3 0 . o r « m t M i « i of o a r hoaka. aad aewd aw Ikw
I ot
S P I M ^ Ti«MH^ JaekaM Vatiali. £ a .
IU«.JT-84.
I 00
XUmt r S Joaaa. TioMBa, l a e '
v r i m B i a i i i B i ^
^ t h
A w a t o ^ ^ wa w m
80
D S > i M t . Dry OraTa-Wa*...QraTa.Xlaa
1
00
Nh B^aarvUaf
r
Sac»»lbBy8e«Aiwtat»FaMlsMa«0D^ia».
1 00
JL P .
S T i r K F F S B l
100
: J era. a . p a i d .
,
DKALQ^Ur .
I
00
VoiMiTilK Qa.
C H O O L
B O A I ^ .
J K t h o a w a . l a k s . MiM,
100
AibUu I m A c i q W * - • i M l * w # e s
r i m e a o f a a o U w r mmmm kaa ftiliy p m e d tta
. « t e . , a l M M b B t i M i — l i to S.
1 00 M^r latsoK
Tliirwllfiniidlai
BiMttaty Aant.
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50"
w . H . OMcry.
t . jUtMB aAHUiaaeattT aad i M M r ia a f b a l a a t . H i J J raafcair,
1 00
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M h ^ a g p < r i a t a ' ^ f t o B«perf«rity a n Jaa. B. M a r r i M a . J . B. '
aMday^sehooi l > i ) a M r i | . i i ^I oorersv per
U-4-tf
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00
' I . I t WiU prodaca BMre with
Saaday-aOMI F r t a w i a ; d i & « r t ea«en, per das
H w b t Hade Saddlery aad
B a n e s s , CatechlaiVta Bihia DodHlw,
oalrriak
60
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WHOtCSALE AHD XETAIL.
Oaa Tear « < * B i S u ; mmmrnt mmmm,
W A R D * 8
B*rCB
3. I t la remarkably aoaad, afther In wet or dry aaaaoaa.
Arttd— fig pnMinatnn ritoaM be wriUaa ^ a l y a a u l F r T e r r i l l . 8hi4by*iUa»-«aBa..
^ r w o o d ' y S O t t s ' oa t h r
Teetasaeat, vol. L. I 75
, i « a e a a n o t send
a ninety days
OB a a l r ana lidB. Waeaaaotaasaga
toiatBta4r<t«ndar
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»ol. 2_ 1. 75
Lataat
leaa than 51 worth to oaa
1 cot ^ I t ripena early. oRea baiagi j an ti utwa a ye aa l lmatariagbefbra
A i i i e i 4 ^ £ B g M ^ Xexieiui * Texas ^ M O m
njaalal artldM.
J . B. ORATES.
The heat wMc*wa k a a w o f f e r S—iiy-aehools aad
J A Bagui. Crockett!* BlaO; A i k . ' i
1 00 ,
u
n
d
whea
tha
stalks
ara
eat.
Xdltor BAPTWT.
Sanday-schaalteaebera:
Uta
Kt
IXexai,
00 paid....
CBBBIAOE, BUQGY,
o. i n e awiaa ara oi medinm aiae, and often prodaca two
B. <X B O S a S . . F a i r . aiidlBep. Acu>^
C Dyer, Alexandria,
said
1 40 orthraaparfipcttaraeach.
I t « « e w i qaiU iaipoaaibla to a t a y f i l i i i a * ap aa to SOriah
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Beaiphia, Taaa.
H Varki-r. Bradlay cSaaty, Ark, paid..
1 00 it Talnabie lor itoek.
iaa aaiNratnoJ. Whaa wa o f i m t T n B « m n r and tka Mrs C KoviP, Eldorado. Ark.
2 00
Oaa
piat
so
s M f / / / C a s
B u r n e r 1
A r a c r fnr 14, It vaa far a a a v •ubfczibar to both papara. J B Moody, I^aiaTiUe, K y , to ^ sent to Elder J M
B B M E S , WHIPS,
Oaa qaart....
oo
Jt
CO.,
moaatala
ocary, l a k a . Miaa. pd S 00
not to s U *abicriban, oor to diifiuaat paraoB*—aa tba J B X Thaiaaa.
Addreaa
H
.
W.
PHILIPS
*
CO.,
Memphis.
PateatMl June 1. ItSO.
. ^ yy,, Lual^rillp.Ky.
Lual«iriIIp. K (doctrinal tracU) not p<I_2 »»
iarportert afltfDealeiwlw
Wmrmcr » aaa a a i l ^ t l a BArnar to aagckar. Wa gira
an, Oharieaton, 311^ paid
1 00
*
»
We will send a niio package by n u l l , postpaid, to cach
Whldi girea the best and
avajr all and mora Ui&n te praSta oa tlia papar far ooe S T B y a r sI.! ' Oarnaon StatiOB, Uiaa, M A T ££B . p a i d 1 00
aiieapeat light In America.
AUt>fwhich wv propoae t a sell cheap. All a a r ' ^ w a
1 00 one who will send ns a new snbacriber, and to the new
j a a r la pramittnu, hoping that the labaeribar win be ao J T Moon-, Oadaretta, Miaa, paid
I t haras equal to coal gaa, work, which-wc g u a r a : ^ . .
J E H c l r e r , Brooklyn, AU, paid
1 00 anbscriber a]« >, until onr boshel ia gone, (iend at once.
waB pleaaad aa to taks tba papar tha next year a t aab- J P roUl«-r. Brooklyn, Ala, paid..
r x r r r aMr«aKA](xsTiu. n a t s . n x B M , n c . .
a>-tf
J
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B.aBAVK8.
editor
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and
U
safe
ia
ercty
respect.
X 00
Oaaw aad sea it. Fixtar<^
aeriptfon priea.
G W Saandora, ;$nrcy. White connty. Ark, paid
1 (0
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3
3
M o n k S M k M Stium*,
Kaaa.
andHghtafarsaleby
H E s e n o n , Prrote, Ala, paid
I GO
j r . H « A t a f c a r y M i a a . — w O l fill aa appdintaiaat C B tjkgortos, Jrffry'i Creek, Marion connty, S C, pd 2 00 ^ ^ p H I L D R E N ' S
J . 8T0LTS.
LIVES
SAVED
OUB
ILLUSTBATED CHn»E
OpposS*
Court
Sqaarai
M Jafiersoa street,
a t t j T i y H t e . . on the flOk Sabbath ta April, aalaaa the C J Thsataa. Dallaa, Oallaa coaaty, Texas, paid
1 00
V - / FOB FIFTY CENTS." Thousands of Children
To the Flower- and l ^ t a U e
Gardes,
Momphia, Tenn.
Mis n a r y Johnson. Baleiich, Tenn. pald„...
1 UO die annually of Croup. Now, Mothers, If you would sp?nd
ifttftata p r s r r s a .
tf
MEMPHIS,.
T E W S B 3 S E E .
A O .Vaktw. Long Town. M i ^ pal4
1 00 fifty cenra, and always have a bottle of Or. Tohba' Veneiil^lyiT-83
ASD cMTidMavK or aucaa *oa 18?D,
• U s K - K r ^ ^ s e k a r t t , Tex.—We wiU axeiuuixt with J
iii-23.1y-lT-22
r
T Diction, Btoumdeld, Iowa, paid and sent
1 00 tian Liniment in the house, yon neTar need fear losing
yaaiihwrfnny. The Ova ahaU agaia be aeat jroa.
Tba 37th ediUocf,r9nbed;entalRed and^ lM|uu'iea. conJoel H Berry, Bipley. Misa.naid
I 00 your little ane when attacked with thIa complaint. I t is
talaing US pngevf IMasttated witfa more than liX) fine
........ 1 00 now tventy-two yeara since I h a w pnt up my Lialntent, O o r T h i r t e e n t h
a E N .
K .
f P U L L E N ,
jr. Wtm B w r t a a , Ulaa.—Ve take j o n r wont, aod haTa Mra CwftiW, Friars^ Ptoiaf, Miss, paid
Tear
in _ Memphis.
and
nerer
heard
of
a
child
dying
of
CSvap
when
my
LiniengraTings.
craiUtMl 70015 OS tracta. 6 0 to work lor " Coaeordaaea."
Tracta Hot Sent for Sccond (iwirtcr.
ment was used: but hundreds of cnres h a r e been tvportrd
Tcnt caa wia it. Wa will e s s e to the o p r a i ^ of j o a r a a w C H Mateon, Salem, Oregon
A S E A U n S W COLOBS& 9£AT£,
ms. and many stole If it was SIO per bottle thay wanld
Importer, Whok-e-.-te snd RetaB Xktaler l a
10 00 to
be without It. Besidea which, it b a certain cnre for
F R A N C i a C O & W I C C i N .
iMaae. God wining.' If 700 wlU tell ns the poatoOci* ot Fraucia Jnuop, KurganSeld, Ky, paid
...10 00 not
aad a deacripUre liittifmore thai»3S0«Tariatini of Flower
CnU,
Bums.
Ueadache,
Toothache.
Ssre
Throat.
Swell,
aad VegeUbie 8eedi;«Btfcracing every not<elty introduced
..10 00 l a g s , Mump*, Cholic, Diarrhea, I ^ s a n t e n , Spasms, Old
Batli and Prother wa eaa tell if noiier c a a n here. Seail Elder Isaac K Cooper, Fleaaanton, Tex
s oo Sores, and Pains in the Limba, Back and Cnest. No one
J T McCuIIocb, Hamburg, Ark. paid $1
CHINA, GLASS J m
^ U E E N S W A R E ' n UGO, witb lUl and plala p r a e t M - dlrectieas for the
nuiatsr receipt.
Wholesale
a
a
d
BetaQ
Dealers
la
Itare «f flstwera 'anS pla»^<h»-mrxangaBient of tha
.. 6 00 once tries it who is erer without it. I t ia warranted
Elili^r J B Canada, Macon, Tenn, paid«..„...„„
-den, etc. Also, ii<d*eri)iSTe liaWof 1,10 rarleties of the
, 5 00 perfectly safe to take intersslly. F=!J diSEsticsi with
B« K . KLU«t California or Orsgoo.—When are j o n } J B Barry. Kureka, Mias, paid.
tFr«nch Gla^olaa; i ^ a d l a g tba-siapri<> sew rarietlea
BBanliton,
Clarkivtlle,
Texas,
paid._._....»._..»...
4
25
every b*ttle. Bold by the Drurgtsta and Storekeepers in
Who caa teS !
bf 1869, now first oSiired; ail tha- snnuner-fiowering
Rev J H B Oarden, Columbiana, Ala
5 00 the United Statrs Depot, 10 Park "
-Tork.
•
A . K . K — a e n , Ark.—1 think I liar* a n a n g e d a l l T J Sp.irkiaaa, Friars Fuint, Mis.*, paid
Place,
New
halbs, such aa LiUes..T<iherosrs, Tigridins, etc., t o n t h e r
3 00
23-32
Wltherery rc<|nisite ftr'the gartlen.
copy mailed to
Maariiac to yoor directiona.
Cuout.
Eld O W Primv. Eldorado, Ark, paid sent A t^y extra 1 00
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j w r y applicant on the receipt otS& cents. Our jmalomers
I 00
S U d e r B . H i c l u a n , Ala.—Ton ahoold caaraaa tor Wm M Smith. Hillaboro. Union co. Ark, paid
s « ^ i e d free of charge. Address
S O F S T 1 CO.,
X o . SOY M a i n
Street,
Mra Martha Williams, UilUboro, Union co Ark
1 00
" SecSaaaTal," asi! far •atwcriben to tiiia paper alic. Hra M E CureUn.
SS-31
fiSiiorth
Ma>kr:rstre«t.Baatoo.
€hoic« Garden and Flower Seeds.
"
"
"
I 00
Wdta to 3. C. BagerB wiiat eonntr f o n will eaaraaa, ar B Coleman.
I 00
3 7 3 M a i n Street^ Vmimk
BtocK,
Under Feabody Hotel.
BBSannd«r»,
1 00
My ANNUAL CATALOGUE, containing a listof many
aamtiei.
Eliaa J GrMn,
1 00 noTcltles, betides all the standard regetables of the
Ga.—Ton wsre promptly eradit»d 1 McBridf, Taladosla, Ga, paid.
t 00
M n B B I « ^ j D » a , Ilom»r. Claiborne parish La, pa[>l_ 1 OO garden. ('^re^ffO of which are of my own growing), with Sole Agents In the United States for the sate of the celetiatf Rtad, ami j o u r raeaipt haa been pablUheit
E Johnson,
paid 1 00 a choice list of Flower Seed, will be forwarded gratis to brated Chinese Solar Pith Hat. Wa are constantly
I f w e a a i t nenia writ- a latter a e k n o w i e d ^ c Mm
HoUia Biackman,
paid.. 1 00 all. I warrant my seed shall proTtt a s represented, i rewetyl**. po**«•»•«»• «ll the pew styles af the seasons,
tba receipt of aTery doilisr reee!*ed (hr tracta wewoo'd Gv^rge Garrett,
p4id„. I 00
suitable Ibr retail trade, and keep a genei^l aasorttaeni
Mra M H MitcheU,
|>ald... 1 00 warrant it shall reach each purchaser. I warrant all for wholesale, to which we Invite the attention of cotnitry
aot im it bt liolf the man*7 rteeiTed.
EwTbi*Iyl&e.lt TEIee efilbniss DUiur. « 6 | hawiM.\HUFJi3TUXEB O F
Lun Blackman
paid„. 1 00 mon»y ^ n r a r d e d shall reach me. Send for a Catologne. purchaaers.
v r K a i . r , S : i i end -WcrxtT.'St aywr. JftiTaa^Kaws
Tttna.-Tha einle l a i * iia has looked the JMrs
a m n T Fortsor.
Hata
taade
to
order
on
the
shortest
notice.
st
hdfiinrp. Prfl rennrl. efmsttotii. agrtCTiitatT. Fknaera'
paid„. 1 Oo
JAMES J . H. GBEGOBT,
aQ t h r o o ^ , and o r r r , and can ftnd ao credit of EiJ W C Morelaad. Arizona, Claiborne par. La, p<l- 2 00
- - t Omwei.'_gBl^ aad a
«ii-20-ly.|T-l«
Marblehead, Mass.
pd
1 W
moms r a n lycak of. Caa la a f a i a and arf fcr yennelf, J 11 WUItaau, Lisbon, Claiborne parish,
Mrs E WUkrrson. LUbon, "
" paid
I 00
a a i M t h i f l i right.
lMttli«r, CoUafs, Bfidfts, W U p ^ Etc.,
E W SichiOs, Marielto, On
1 00 S. U. TOBET. P r « ' t .
P L A N I N G
M I L L S ,
E. C. KIKK, Cashier. G A Y O S O
J , W . J < W « > r - T o n are credited on th> b7ok< to toL K E B Baylor, lodependsncc. Tex
60
J
.
A.
HATES,
J
r
.
.
Ass't
Cashier.
Jr. Mo. a r ,
O W Hill. HewbetBtTeaa
—
I CO
00
J . D . CeUfcBe, Oa.—The tSS (S ia reeeirad aad e n d - B X Crawfsrd. Saalabaiy. Teaa
ST90
00
H. D. Boyd, T t o t , Pike eo. AU, p a i d —
i t a i to Bra. Xercer.
C I T Y
B A I S T K ,
00
No.
313 A d a m s
Street,
EM J I f Stein. Qarmantown. Tens, paid..
00
J . P * I f a a i r . S. C.—Toa miatnnk the a e a a i n g of Ute E H Uaarn, Center, Tex. paidS1T>£ M a i m St.:
00 N e w B a n k B o i l d i n ? , N o . 9 H u d l s o n S t r e e t ,
T
Bome, Ga. paid„..—
T H E
C E M T O A L
• g a n a . Tan a n oat oat until 3fiO,i. a., rol. tS. So. SO, O
-iT-fc
00
T Shoemaker. Mooltoa, Ala..
TRANSACTS
A
ami ws hope yoor name will nerar be withdrawn from anr J Xishols. Cahmibta, Tenn. paid~
00
MaaaCsctare all kiada of
00
Q ^ W E N ,
M c N ^ T T
*
CO.,
J M Thomaa l u k a . Miss. paid.
Uat-dan't t U a k o f i t .
00 G e n e r a l B a n k i n g & E x c h a n g e B u s i n e s s
S . flU C r M a U a * U i a a . - T a v r paatauater. or route W C Grace. Torkrille. Tenn, p a i d J J Slcdee. Oakland. Coloracto county, Texas, paid... 00
And Deals ia
I n ^ do hi> doty, ftir j t m paper b l e a t erery H C Carter, Marshall. Texas, paid
O a t t o n
a n d T t t l i a c c o
F a c t o r s ^
00
n B W « t e r , Paria (wiiat State T)
00
Eldrr
K
A
Bailey,
Albany,
Ga
(specUl)
. D o d a o B t Tex.—Where did yoa taka the paper!
Deaalsd to the lBtenate-of-th»aaBtia(a.et theMiaaia1 lO
W W Eratid^JUaion S p r i a n , Ala, paid....
sipt4«ad Missouri TaSir*Wh caoaot ehaaga antil yon tell aa thia.
1 00
J W E U r a A . White Pond. S C
2 00
• n . J . J f . X t o n c a l d t E y . — A l l r i g h t . J f o s e y e a a a . EldMT J A Enoch. Austin, Texas paid
S O U T H E R N
BANK
NOTES.
And k e ^ for sale a large atock of
It reoeiTea the heart^aappoi t' of tba-Oeneial Aasocia1 00
K U c r J . O . B . O m r s a a , S. C.—Wa t h a a k yos for John Tamer, Ash Grove. Mo. paid
1 00
M n EGa'ding, Oierty Craek. Miss, paid
Drafts for sale in snms to suit, on EngUnd, Ireland.
tlaatef-MtsHari, aaA olftha w o t k i ^ SkgitiaU ot the
ysBC latter mora than Ibr tiie m i t t a a e e . aad we do t r a i t J J L a c k ; y , a i n t o n , Miss, nUd
1 00 ScotUnJ, France, and all parts of Germany. Also. Gold
G m e r a l
C o m m l t e i a a
l e r c ^ t s , StstoL.
yoa will aaoa:azecatoyoar iateatfaaa to eoatrilHito a a Jt W Crowl, Morgantown. W Ta, paid
I 00 Drafts on Nvw Tork.
20.31
EUar
B
Haywood,
Colnmbia.
Tenn,
paid
1
00
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artiela to oor eoltuaas. We ahoaU be pleawd to iatro>
• l i a ' a Sandsy sehoMFlQMr.
d e r B Hanks, Ccriaabia, Tenn, paid...
I 00
<l«ea yoa to the Baptiatx of tha Waat. and they would K
S T E A M
W O R K S .
B I^ampkin, Kingston, Ga. paid
1 00
kt ia a Family Pap<«r
UbIoii StF«et, Mefl^Jsy Tens.
«atoaai_joa aa.thaa9-4a wh» k^iow yaa baat. Dr. P. waa W C a t ^ Eaton. Otbwn coQnty.Tenn, paid
1 00
t t is the Minicter's Baper.
1 00
AUn^tad to h e a r J r c m y o a , and related to aa paat hi*to- Mrs J H Selson. GreenriUr. Uisa, paid
BLINDS AND MOLDINGS,
I t k a BeautiftiUy Briated Baprr^ i
only S2 SO
AU Cotton. Tobacco oesrothepPradace coasigned to us
Mra
Fannie
A
atoeks.OreenriUc.
Ua,
paid
1
00
M
A
Y
D
W
E
L
L
d
t
A
N
D
E
R
S
O
N
,
ttaa. Toa win auMt ia Lftcxrrillc. God wIUIb<
iarared. unless otherwlaakiastnieted. BagsiaK. Bona, a ?«•>.•
W T Smith. Welbbnrg. Ark, paid
1 00
j
i
n
d
other
Snpplioa.
faraiahed
at
the
lAweat
Market
dealers is
A . ST. S * f n u B ^ T a u r eoaelaaian la right. Toa Mra J K Chilo. C a a e y r i l ^ CMlah county. Miss, pd- I 00
F»iee.
5W
Mr* J H Andlnr, ChaeyvOle, Copiah eoanty, lUss.pd 1 OO
ItA(
ha*a aa right to (teal from 3 thief—from oaa who hsa S Adams, D m S n , Ohio, paid
In great Tarlety: also. Mantles, Ventilators. Bvackettr
I 00
Cornice and Scroti W o r k ; aim. Stair Worlc^ Kevel PostSr
•Hilea or would eteal from yen.
J 8 Taylor, Cbryatal" Springs,
Misa,
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BIAtevcatas th aX»*we«gastcre A X c a n U n s .
1 00 I t a l i a n , A m e r i c a n a n d S c o t e h G r a n i t e Hand Rail aod Ballnsters, Table L c ^ , Bhrlf BallurtCT*,
< 1 . W . J U a M o a , Teo^a.—In tha fdrthcoatng diacu- D W Whitrman, Yallejo, Seleno county, Cal
etc.; also.
E DoJson, Jackson, Tenn., paid
1 00
(Sroccsaoa ToXoW^Luaaa * Ca..>
iianx9« w i B a s i y w K T i ^ q w d a a coaaideTad. If that Miaa J A Dunn. Hopea ell, Calhoun connty.
I 00
ounty. Mis
Miss.
Pnsatleea
Wholesale aadiBetaU DeaW- in
i l o a l «sac off w« wIU anawar yaa. Wa refer your q u ^ - Elder 6 V Barnes (pri^ious name),
). Salada. Ball
rattk.
P]rl»elp|eMCia«tr
1 00
connty. Texas, paid...—
UaH d a m t botdta to t>t» Dapaaitory A g e a t - ^ will
DOOR AND WINDOW F R A M E S ,
1 00
Elder
J
Thomas,
Inka,
Mi*-,
paid
u w w i yott.
ItB,Editor,#. H..Dather, anaUa. .Vssociate E<Utor, A.
SO
J W Morris. Inka. Miss, paid
N o s . »< & 50 U n i o n S t r e e t , M e n t i s .
AAKeaitrick. are asaUtai by aome of the aoat diatina > B . I i « w t a , £y.—Ton azaeradited on o a r books to A con'profcssor. but fricn4, to be giren to some mis>
All of
WUte Fise.
gaished writoraEaat^.West aitd.Bettth,.BaBaBir whom ara
2 PO
Drewed Flooring, Ceiling and We«t/.fr-Bu*r.lInut><<«»
•rol.i»...Sa.«.anilthe!lEnraawin berorraetad. ^
ap
i K ^ m t a a t . L L . M h I U t . E . 8 IhiUn. A-C. oSwm, D.D.,
MonnsaeDts.- Tombs, Bead and Foot Stoar^. Xaatlos, aad Shtnglea. All of onr work, i r n m t ^ o t the
rWaaendtfaemto Bro. J . Tliomas to gire away
Which w i l l be »eld at LaainTiUe pricea.
saaihcrelab.
f J . . A 7 B r o a d t t . D j p . , i l . I>ixaa«D:D., A. M. Dnrlini "
Vases, Cottnter and Table Tops. Fnmltnre Slaba. etc., of
-4a»pagean
A.
W. ^
». C—Toa pai.1 SI, aad yoao' papar Wm F Carroll, Union SpriD^*, Ala, paid„....
' D.D., S . E. FattiMB..D.D., E . 12. WinUer, D.D.,
I CO the best Italian and AaMriean Marble, at K o i t h e n prict^.
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i ^r^t t uEsq.
1 00
iii-SJ-ly-lT-»
actaaaaeed a t S o . t l . end waa oat «t So.2r>, and stopped. JuJge 4 W Suttl-, Centerrilkv Ala, pa! J
1 00
Soiay onrbouks; ».> th-y rigiit < VTho wiU thow thia Masoa T*noc, Waahita county. Ark, raid....
1 0«
J B Lewia. Sammit. Miss, yaiitl...
—
Suid money bf^fataSice order., negiaterrd letter, bank
toLynch?
1
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B S TumiMued. UolmesTille. Miss, paid
X 00
draft or exprea^ t a
BAPTIST,
O U w c r J e n c a j i j k —X«a, wa Uar* ri-reiv^J y. or J l . 3 Adam*, Drcaden, Ohio, paid
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G £ Murdock, Harrisburg. Poinsett Co, .\rk, paid 1 00
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The AAincon wa D A Caldwell. Lick Creek, Hickman Cb. Tenu. pd.„ I 00
Under
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Mine !• a H o n e Mannfactorry, and cluCitiw. i.eum|>ei31 00
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mm, «im1 r a n t to G 0 Eucker. Bound Monntain, Blanco Cu. Ti'xae
ill-23-ly-iT-22
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tl«n, b n t h i n quality and ®Mce, from anywhcrf. Sea<l
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"-^a^on IrtnUniana^aal t ^ - s a e 4 t n i r w > . pf-na to J M EasseU. Bockford, Cooea county, AU. j-aid
fbr Pricp I.i*t and try me.
EartiBeld.
Thomaston.
Ga,
paid
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1 00
a a i «bji Street,
selection of PI r « O x o i M mm
gvtnXwn..
L A T S TBOS. H. Ht.TT 4 naxsojt,
1 00
^ f Tasn.—TTe h a r a j i i i t the nombenh R D Caaey. Bi? Pond, Marion connty, .Vrk
1
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M R Howell, Clopton, Ala. p i u d . . . _ _
C. ».
•aO. VTiil hare to n-priot.
H. S E E m U S E N ,
1 flO
Jf A Bailey. .Albany, Ga.
-T-m tha b«rt opportunity t o pn^chala fcr
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Erery Instrument ha vine V e w e n i t t
r a ^ l k k i n g
r . W a o d , Mautana - f . - n j t o r y . - T o u a n . owing J F Moore, Taylor's Depot. Hias, paid—
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B«t W M Daris.Blakely, G i , pai'J—..—.,
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arrsBswNSW'/aisCaw.IitfwBaTSn.OT. i a | B
S e c o n d Street,Jobbeaa and BetaU Dealers in
J . n . JlmmUQtu-^*
Mammothfc
K f goad for dos<-r':'itii»ns.w»$bn«too»
Between J e b r s o a and Court,
MEMPHtS. TXa»>'.
T r s e t a Sent* I m t Sabaerlptloma D u e
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BrpeirHcy
4«itc.
Look a t lha *niat». and j o u can tee if the money kaa S H Shadtlelbrd. Tascumbia, AU
BOOK; i^EWS,
WRITING,
sent 10 00
CnrtiiiBS.
Thia winter-thia s p r i a g - n o t next winter, is-tlia B F Thmaas, Forest a t y ; Atk
»<-Dt 10 00
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EU S G Jeakias. Slviir Bnn. AU.pd Soc
.sent K 00
tlwwtoset t h e d a b o f B T e . Try it thia apring.
I iMtrmrtl^laadirof'seowing—pr^
wSkiaal
S Worran, Lexington. Ky
sen» 10 00
V r , I . . G i d e a a i — o w a tronk *ol. U Hn.X^. nearly A
l a p e a n d b r t m a a e y o f the garment, a t p r i ^
tid S F Arnold.
-- Camden,
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Sews, Job
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tan any atber hoaae la the city. Goods can ha seat a a d
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•— __.jtent 10 00
STBIHOS. MIO., ETC.,
26-evw.M
turned ta expresa, and will hare our beat eitentiaB.
Opellka. Ala..
«fnt to 00
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And other publications of the
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b s a t o , aad yaar ftataraal wgards ara traly appnciatad. w
A t MaaahHurers' PrloiV
La&yetto F u n c ^ o a . Floyd Courthouse. Va—sent
Cempany
a . B . W t w w w t t , Tenn.-Wa now put yoa a a tha EM
U'atehea iuad 'Kaslcal l a .
W IT ^ i d i t e t o a . » n A k a , Mha.;
tent s m S o a t h w e s t e r n P u b l i s h i n g
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seat 56C0
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Qommenees Ita T V E K T d r f a AKKTTAL SESSION with t o <gder p r o m p t a a d a t le^^eatyteea.
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seat 6 00 l a you r o wrna Interest inclow stamp for reply. If such la
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K. C.. M'DOWtLL.
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ta premote a h w l t h y aaA •dgorcna m w t h . I t U at U e
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. »ent ua $3, and J i l aot dgn
a n r ^ t i e a ^ eaderttMOKaicl^
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t w ^ the be*» aad aarsa t t t y
-seat 1 or,
K A Baraady. Monteiama, 0»
flhaogjtt we dnly acknowJ'ilged it.
21)8 l l a l i i s t r e e t .
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to
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THIBD B D m O N REAi)T.
oijpiiniifaot, buraa,
e i i w j f r i ^ ftfai, catarrh of
.T,Hr»iy.O«.»ii*-
AHMNTB WANTED.
TBB BEST la THE CHEAPEST.
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CoUarsi Hamesy. and Trace Chamg.
VegeiahU, J^vxr Agrieidtmral Seede,
HATS, CAPS AND FUES
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SAi>DLEB Y HARJ> WARE
J PexTj,
LJSS3ELY smcsoua IQ
Gold, Silver, Stocks^ Bonds,
CARPENTER'S
City , and
County Scrip, and
WORK,
RSCEIVlNQr SOBIWAMDJNG
SASE, DOOBSi MJLIXIfS, ETC.,
ihf^Mast
OROANS
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BEST MATKKIALS,
tl7efcomttoiiS:op*. T-<c
HANSON & W A L K E R ,
MEMimiS, ; r; TENNESSEE.
PREMIUM SILK ANJX. WOOL^^-
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Turpmtine^
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AND CAjm S<iARD
dor. Adam fSeemd SU., Mmj^ TtuR.,
PMIA' TING AND B OOK BINDING,
mifCMESTEB,
S m nm^a, •ne^iBg, MM-——
THE AMEBIC^
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MADE
r a a y h r f y . SD.OOa snid in aixiaatitha.
rally r s ^ a e O % ^ a r t i e i e enerlafaatod
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can toaks
AMK SBttUMiegBxirs.
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A c^Uactlon a t H I h e widely papalar f^Ltirdi T«tiie«i
A i i ^ r ^ W t F t e e e a w k l t i h a f a t e w ^ d the iouida^ a of w
A w c i e a a Oiareh Muslo for tha past Mty
meza. CbattfalaEoae tlKroaad r ^ c e p i e M sdecteflby
Filee, f l 60. W »
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hearat h r a w t t to a a y ^.OftrcM, poatpalA, ctt recoipt i
•xecated In
work caa he bad i a
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W B H B A X J ! ^ W E
IfrwTort.
Psg^ Dtalerif
hmpany,
to execute
MEMPmS, : J •
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Thia Soap haa already won 4ha p i ^ i e aad eateem of
T e r y m a s y o f a w S M t k m ^ i a ^ c I t r u d through
I Tthe
IS country.
USED exteastVdy
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