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sctnrr, PinTKimm. V o L . X I. m •U J NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1854. NO. 9. a more devotional character—for then there is Tot tjie Tenneiwee BapU..it. UTiur iUini W;u:«a S,.. where wi 1 be the church? Her institutions? ©itr lubit. less relish than formerly. Joining tho Church.. the professor of religion remains out of the Her means of grace? How then will perish- has grest reason to doubt the sia.|.Tity of his | claiming to he right, that I biow no! irhich to -1th. his o/Ven miznyfjj; iy indifference un- church, men of the worid, and Satan also, will ing sinners be saved? profession. I fear the 5ecret^ro4ij|l of hLs ob- ^ join." It is impossible that all can be right, Oct. u. ;3S3-ly der tlie solemn administration of God's truth. Is it the duty of all believers in ('hrist to join feel that they have a sort of claim upon him. jection is an unwillingnet^ to com* under the ^ especially in thore matters where they antn^- flT Ic OWES, Pulmt Sketiiies. In the possession of our first love all was in- 3. Those persons converted under the minis- His po.sition invites attack, and he may receive his Chvrch'! restrainU and obligations of a chrStian life.— I onize with each other. They all profess their !en"st and attention'. try of the Apostles, were added forthwith to the many violent assaults from the enemy. Koth- n <;»niu» 4- cu., . "I tave somewhat ag-iin.-t tliuf."—Uor, 2; -t. If so, , his conversion is defectivelind doubt- | claims to pre-eminece upon a common stand- NUMBER O K E . church. rAciriiERa or 5ih. be known when and The converts at Samaria '-believed ing will so effectually drive back the power of A painful sensarion wou'J uniToiilnV.iv be It mny ajain plain • : ard—the Bible. Let the honest inquirer tike t S^tC1rf troa Wartm. truths, though spoken in and Phihp pn-aching the things concerning Ihe | t. mptation, as a bold and decided stand for - awakened in die mind of most p.-rsons undi-r f,cir,ted love otfec- Here is a subject that addressed iUelf to the Besides this, it is a fearful mis.^e to sup- ihese conflicting systems to tliat infallible Jlfi thriirjt IrajimTtti COuglan kingdom of God. and in the name of Jesus j (Jod. Every christian needs some restmint to at Tjpra kimU, MuJ, ^ tii'n, give oftenie rather than lead to repen- consideration uf every young com ert to Christ. 1 M liilirSlCTCii ibi,, - a coii.scioasnes.s tJi;it asv iailividual ."^oiuc- pose tliat the neglect of one duty, Uiat is the standard, and try their respective claims by iii=t!eA Kul Pliia Jtm-., ariST— tance. David said: -Faithful are the rebukes Christ, they were baptized, both men and wo- ' enable him "to keep his body under " A , t'uiuij against them. TTie dist;ess uf m:-. ! It is not a question of much dilBcuIty, but one duty of joining the church, eihonr-rates from j its teachings. Let him read, compare, and of a friend." Again lie says: "Let the right- — " "The jailor at Phillippi heard the word thorough public committal to the causc of howtVLT prodnccd irould be ^'-iduattd. of great practic.1l importance. No extraordi- Sawa.-. luxl tua. Uk»a of the Lord and was baptized, he and all his, all the duties of a church memlitr. j'jdge for himself. If be finds a church n?ar- eous smite me, it shall be a kindness; and let nary acumen of mind, or profound skill iu Christ, wiil give him a decided advantage over First, 3. It is objected by others, '-^he church er the divine standard, than any other, all trnntamrnr^ will rf-Biwmim- im fli^r the dhn'ity vf Lhc character ir/-o straituxiy." Cornelius and his kindred were him reprove me it shall be sn excellent oil, Theology'is necessary to decide it. The word the deceitfulness of his own heart, and the WasTtr^ prt/'cmd Vie chtir^e. ieeps unworthy men in htr fellowsh fi, therefore things considered, let him say as Rath to wliicli shall liot brt>ak my head." He will mingle less with If this objecte : Jt cucai H, -1st, A faKwIc-aife iiat- .-nii "'bLo WiL, nui UK leill not join." expects to omi, "Entreat me not to leave thee, or to re- Bin, of mind His reputation as Str-rt^Saj-UTillr,, Trna., e(jTial had somelhiny a^inst us would aiTiiki'ii ir^en it produces no distress aadhisAposUes,combinetogiveithisqui Ghos^"' b\J'^'b P-t-- find absolute perfectiw..on eartk. ven in his turn from following after thee: for whither I Oltaii.. Qsxi-xna ci no Uttle di.cquictudc iu our minds. to See men make void God's law. "Rivers of , uon an affirmative answer. ^The .rea'una- ^^^t T. a church-member being at stake, he will be own heart lie is mistaien. ~ TKe ircbes eon- thou goest I will go, and wbere thou lodgest I rjrss, rjixsss, cailsst id. If vrho v.as our ihe water," says David, ' run down mine eyes be- more vigilant against improper associations, •stituted by the apostles were not }M13, fC, one vui.t/i/ superLr, uamity wiih which believers m all^W S H.^'r thout im- will lodge; thy people shall be my people, and an 1 all sinful temper and conduct. mo*r BltwiT® nf BnirtK. distieas of mind pruduci-d wou'd be propor- caa..e men make void thy kw." Ps. 119- acted in the matter, together with th^un.ver ! ^'"P ^^ ordinance j^e.'-fection. Xo societv of fjli-n ji, will ever thy God my God." iw- u^it-^'t iu^ i,T uitt rir.r! i was not delayed even a day, in some instances 8. Jt is the duty of all believers to join the reach perfection this side of •ircll t!:-.*- base frtrft Se.-trl—eam- tionabiv enlianeed. 136. sal promptings of Christ, corroborates ihi nai;d glo- G. Some neglect their duty, in order lo iruiV wnmi iflio «tH C-tarw UiiiU, lioit- •TT, licilrs. maii tiLtidrm, od. If one who Ls iatiniii- ia :ul bis porfi-c- Tih, n-hcn to see the ways of Zion lay waste I t.uth of this decision. Vet there is a small i "" i th^-M'^ranre of their own spirit- ry." ' NerLher"tiie hypocrisy of o-rs, nor the fvr O.elr friends. Every day they neglect a ^ • • I "^ed to (,hr,.st. and to his cause m the earth,: An undecided miml cannot be ' t'uijuis .ISIl DBlMiAiM. L^oaa, how uuylit Ri- to feel? and :cr walls broken down and the enemy j c!as.s of professed behevers, for who.^e benefit ; their obedience was prompt and decided imperfection in himseif, will eicu.se i;iis object- known duty, they will lo.se strength in tliem- J Btt«t'riJitir«r cnn^tliat.lT aaiiaad. happy in the love of God. "He that waver- in Cits. »aici.*ii »iil tilui. oaS » Second, The dhlrsss •./ miml eiferieiieJ iin- triuniiphmg , gives no distress of mmd. Hear , a full and-clear investigation of this subjeci is | u seems, then, from the firactices of the er from his duty to God. If he be a trve hr- selves, and influence with their friends. And eth. is like a wave of the sea, driven widi the •rT«olIJiU}il.ta •TTimina s^ocjt b«> dir a c'jiiscioasnes^ that anlndiouluirl /,.jsso're- Jeremiaatahh : O. that my head were waters and j demanded. Tlu re are to be found in almost i apostles, that all converted persons in that lifver, and if the church be fallen into corrup- the strong probability is. they will wait fonder, wind and tossed. For let not that m.an think lion, it becomes still more imperative on him. On the other hand, prompt and decided action I TBij luw fur CLdS. ir/iui a^aiast 113 v:ou!d hi varied ar(urd'ir,i; to mine eyes a nver ot tears that I might w..p ^ ev^ry religious community, a f.w persons wlm ! Hav. forthwith joined the rhuieh as an ad- that he sliall receive any thing of the Lord." to cast his holy influence among fre faithful : would settle and confirm their own souls, and the natvn of the relation that in; mi^tai.nfd to ove. the slam of the daughtersot my people." , pni.ess to be Christians, and yet from various | duty. The obli-.ation was's„ .eneral- EIUBS- I^UCSK. Happiness is the result of duty. "If ye know saints, and lo help them to purge <^t the un- hasten the obedience of their friends. I have them. 8- th•, It IS manuest by profes.sors of religion | causes, do not connect tl,enlsel^es with the ! K- conceded, and complied with that the apos- ttJ 'L'v^r iif>if»r.~*.• these things, ho]e- |hU.fnr Uir-t—(iiaimxlauun jI e.tliortaticus on that point, but addre--eJ as Xnr will :in obedient christian ever become mong chrxstmns.- He thinks, .md|asily, too, heving, raging, Knd threatening husband. If uruuLUNtsx uuAJuimis. brute cri'ation had .^ionietbinj against us; t.ui of smners. When in the enjoyment of our the perforniiince of that du:_v. wi' ^-e tlie object Christians invariably as members of the body cold or dei.d. His s.nil will flourish like the in tLi^ ewnn-r nc tt» hmnniwp- if one of cur o^rn spe.-ies, we unavoidablv f.-i 1 of this article. that all the followers of Christ ougA lo be oji^. man loves his wife, or father." or mother. ..r ITmj'rirtiir mjttitt arnnf£3i«nu by tirst love we cou'd not rest satitied day nor of Chri.st. ttrai vj-ri tlr.-nr- frim thrHUlmaa distress. Lut add to this that he is our neiiih- well w.-itered ilower, within the enclosure of And because there arc many sectsfclding dif- ! brothermore than Christ, he C innot be Chriffs lilllMAa Jt UIHltf ni^hl without seeing souls converted to (loil. Before procceii:ig to prove tliat "it is the I. h is the duty of all believers the garden, ever blooming, vigorous, and fra ferent doctrines, and operating un A difi'erent ' disciple, bor; here would be a neighborliood relation, On looking over this subject we will not be at duty of all btli.-vers in Christ, u. join his cAvrch as a means of observiny the ordiuunas grant, lint he that lives out of the church is forms of government, therefore ^ will juin D. lUUTT, and conseiiuently tltj- different feelini.'^ would a lo^s to determine wiiether the cl.argi' present- churcli." it will be necessary to show that, The church i.s marching forward on her great of the gospel The ordinances constitute an like the ji.ale, slender flower that is trying to JVoi'iri:!*, TiOJt. none of them. Now what is th ^ differeu . be awakened than woulil be if hi- wi-n- a stran- ed is good against us. J. A. K. mi.ssion—he that loiters behind, waiiinir for VT Si vnnuTT, In important part of the gospel. Bajiti-Mn is an ! raise its s'inted form, and perfumeless head ger and in another euuntrr. 1. Christ has a Church in the earth. between this objecting professor of religion, as riir 0J».-«, .VliAri- Jl, Tin.-! , other words God has authorized and required others, will be left out of sight, and perhaps inseparable element in the Law of ilie (.real | imiid the weeds that grow outside of the gar- regards union, and his divided brethu-n? Whv l a Argaigt. xaii Uuana. 'Jd. Suppi.se it to be a brother, tJie ncarr.i-ss Prosperous Church. intercepied fay enemies. Death mayjake him baptized believ.-rs, and thi-m only, to become Commi.ssion. Xhe Lord's Sujiper is a perpet- den. Every dav it is exposed to the wreckless mFbi^rl x.5!('r« nirtt.9 u R 0.' Uie exposed they do unite in making a public pirife-.sion of of the relation is increased and uf I't.ns. ijiienre 1 prisoner, and he never be permitted lo enter wboUjr btt U^ k of Acts, ii: -IT: "And the Lord added to the associated together as churches; and that such ual and indispensable institution of the Great U.tliisc. ttJ ill ^t^r^rmns, n-mprntay |he distress of mind. tread of the wild beasts of tiie earth, and as Christ. They do un:te in co operi^ive labors "1. whi^ifa. »U1 be- iTiiarTOl .-rwr w«ek i-hurche.s, formed after tlie model found in the the churcli. There is no authority in the New Church daily such .is should be paved." Ch. Master th.it cannot be administered oiiL-ide of Iiften crushed to the ground, unseen and un- for the spread of the go.spe!. But iie has de- L PuiL^dyH'tn, wfccij. i* aiu:ar tli« iin- J ."id. If a father, the distress of mind becmes Testament for such waiting fur friends. The psrUrr. (B. U Clinton,} vim v.: l-i: ".-Vnd believers were the more added New Testament, are divine in their authority. • the church, and yet its observance is enforced turtui* jujI .:rict*rtttn» pitied. Such a behever mav be one of the Tiied his Lord and Master by refusifc to "bear command of Christ is, "Let the de.id bury tiie , ttrh^ sad .;uratIHtr trf *uHiai*n. • hiore intense, because the relation i.s more en- ;ind unchangeable in tlieir order. When this j by the mcst positive injunction of Christ.— to the Lord, multituJe both of men and wo- sheep of Christ, but whUe he stays outside of his cross and follow him." "And liosoever." ^ til UiMMi'. eu Jrjial^ UB : ciuf >ap> Bearinj. The blood relatii.ia which exist in dead, and follow thou me." . niTtim ar ilM-i^i'tiua asy kiuA, u Ut« men." I proposition is admitted or proved, and an im- What conmand of his KOi-ractjua, »iiU tii»y li«v« Qav •»- is more peremptory the told, he will grow lean for lack of food, he says Christ, "dotk not bear his crcl^* and come nij- rtrt?:ix"nf»- re . -(Crf, t Whirte* this case is the same as in the one ];i.st named, 9. Many remain out of the church, becaii-f The world has seen few such churches as ' ponant step will be gained in the argument as than."/>o this in remembrance of me?" Su will be woried by wolves, and peeled and pelt- •ifier me. cannot be my disciple."^ Not only iitwnU wiU Iw nmia. All •jiat here Is the relation of dopenJam-e. of It is tu t m nil ULl muniaa « ml this. Let us look into the of this won- regards the question of duty. The congenial- dut\, not even the duty of faith, is more eiii- ed by storms and rain. so. but this objecter arrays the »lfcjL- weight "the opposition . /t is the duty of oil believers to juin the of his iuflutnce nyninst the progre-iuf the Re- ?iad somewhat a^fainst us, what inten-ie an'iuish religious hberty and the rights of conscience, 1. It.i faith. They gladly rfceiVc.i'the word, one faith, one baptism," naturally attracted memorating the Lord's death until 1 come." deemer's Kingdom in the earth, "j'or lie tliat OAUl'liJIJULUTVrtS, of mind it should produce, for the relation that church, that they may parti<-ipnte in thejinal es- them together into one bro hethood. A com that such a cause for disobedience to Christ, ch ii: -11. .\u clearer evidence can be given of love to tablishment of the ti-ngdom of Christ in the is nut with Christ is against him." f Would it arw-rc/ iiMd i'dtua Strea.! sustain to him is infinitely more endearin- should ever exist. Though lamentable. !! is L hixricj TO to rfiiafar^ Knd cb«. They continued stead- mon spiritual instinct led to their union and Christ, than obedience lo the ordinance of hcly not be more consistent and christln-like fur Iran*, iiixw aji .if than to any otiier being in the unirer.-e. Tlie '.;. !ts steadfaslnes.i. earth, and ff his triumphant re'gn in heaven. concentration, for the more succes.sful accom- nevertheless Irue, that parentnl authority and • »aii ..a,riit axrr'.ii, *.t2i unaur fast in the apostle's doctrine and fellowship.- communion. "Then are ye my /riend.i indeed As the armies of God's elect go forth uniler such an objecter to juin .some oni oAhese .st-cLs ITwt SkriLi^Ms in tlii t eoentry, aaU. claims arising- from this relation are mo!-e uni- coercive measures are frequently used to pre- ut irr fmli- verJe 42. plishnient of the objects of their christian pro- | if ye do whatsoever I command you." "Hi their great Captain, to subjugate the kingdoms that approximates the ne.arest tO/the divine TtaS- PIC-TrHEdtn bii'ir.! Kvl. versal and absolute than we can possibly con- vent children, wives, and relatives from tiie Ox.- fession. I pon this oneness of sympathy and | that hath rny commandments and ihein, U"ll-r»a4 apw.sxda. Wb :>. ks prayers. They were instant in pray- of this world lo Christ, behold a few profes.sed model, and thus y^rt-mu^e union in n^ch that is ^Tttli. luul cli* pttliis ,;»n«r«Or. eeire- If we add to this that we su-stain to performance of a conscientious duty to God. CD ire Iht? lailiM, er, "fon/ijiuiny i/(n7y with one accord in the action Christ permitted and comitianded their he it is that lovtth me." The apostles, the friends of his who will not join the ranks, as- ri^ht and pure, than to separate l^mself en- him the relation of Spiritu.-il children by adop- What ought an individual to do under such temple, and from hou.se to house." 42 and collecting together as a church. To the band di\ inely appointed "witnesses of these things." sume the uniform, or comi- under his di.scip- tirelv from Christ and his people, ^nd pursue tion into the Cimily of Christ, the relation be- circumstances? Why, he "ought lo obey . of his followers thus congregated abuut him transmitted the ordinances to tile churches in a cour.se that wouhl lead, if gener lly pursu- comes inconceivably more endearin^^ and as a line. They bag behind, or stroll upon the rut- 1- JiCKMH i CU-, rather than man," and rejoice in the promise. 4. Its union and concord. "The multitude while on earth, he gave the aj^pellation of "the their divine purity and order. Hence Paul skir.s, unwillini/ to enter his service, or to fi'dit ed, to the destruction of all union i -'hatever.' (•tort, UtixlvTS, consequence the .anguish of spirit become.s ' O ' o "Blessed are they which are perfecnted for of them that believed were of one heart and Church." in Matt, xv.ii: 17. The great Law suid to the church at Corinth. "Be ye follow- proportionably increased to know tliat our in his battles. When the armies uf Christ Some object to "strife and co,\roversy a- { righteousness' sake, fnr theirs is the kingdum .lii.n i».UUtf to lire Lao Iwi inter- one soul." iv: 32. of the Commission, is the embodiment of the ers of me, even as 1 also am of Christ. Now HalV,n.J!'i t:.u«it I^iatl War- Rmmly Father has somewhat sgainst us — shall have planted their banners upon the last mong christian denominations." Thii-efore they j of heaven." Let such an one do as did the »ri'.it—liuf 'tiiTaira wst r». 5. its self-denial. '.'Neither said any of gospel's activity, under whose aggressive and I praise you brethren, that you remember me -^ai inaJtB C.iiIeYbtica xu. put ai AiVTio of us can rest a mavml under this cnn- mountain-top of idolatry, and the shouiof vie remain in the worid, in order to tfjoy peace young lady who was threatened to b- exiled them that ought of the things which he pos- operating inlluences the elect of I'lod are to be in all thin.rs. and keep the ordinances, a.i I de- sciousness? Such a thought should fill us -with tury shall roil along the lines of the sacram^nl- and harmony; but it is the p< ace of al slag- by her infidel father, if she went into the wn- sessessed, was his own—but they had all things gathered from every quarter of the globe.— the most livered the-.n unto ytu." al ho-ts, • The kingdoms of this world have nation—the harmony of • sleepers a sepal- I ter [llul.na. Ari hitter refections and hecirtfdt ret-ent- common." iv: :>4. When she saw one after another go down This great Charter of the Kingdom of Christ, 5. It is the duty of all believers, to give t'le Crflt?na?ir Ci ., Ee.ader inquire has Gt>^l .Sf.nifwhat a- become the kingdoms of our Lord and Saviour chre" where all is rottenness and d There j into the baptismal waters, she srepped forward linre. "For as many as were not only permits, but commands that those I Memjiiiif, Texn. ;^inst Mfs/ 0. Its Id'f-ality. whole weight of their ivfuence to the cause --it Ji-sus Christ," will tiiese neutral outskirters is a peace which '"brist never can pos.sessors ot" lands or houses, sold them, and b semi in j and exclaimed with streaming eyes, "I beheve who believe shall congregate together for the Christ. This, they cannot do, without placing e.vp<'ct to come in for an equal share in the the worid. Tiue, Christ is style he Prince , it is better to obey God than man " In a few Third, T/ig di.itress or iiisv icvidd brought the prices of t'ne tilings that were sold, spread of the gospel. Utherwi e there would their light upon the candlestick that is in the iTE ua-ru.. glorious victory? Preposterous I What will of Peace, and his religion is a religi-.n of pence words she t«ld her experience to ihe brethren nvrfrrvalivrflit TplttieaaeB. esttmatio.v and l.iid them down at the apostie's feet, and be no regular system of instructing the disci- church, and not "under the bushel." that is in htrr seme proportion to the in ichic/i the Captain say to tho^e poor cuwardlv souls? but it wins its way in the world by tiuJeut con distribution was made to every man as each pre.sent, -was received, end furthwilh buried in . iniJilAi EjLamxiom- heu) wuq preferked the ples to "observe all things, whatsoever Chri.st the world. Influence is a talent of tremend- the iniividu-il teas Will he say, "Ve were ashiiniedof me and my tiict. Its triumjihaiit ni.arch often -'j'rs up the baptism. When she returned home, her fath- CH-IHGE- had need." iv: 34, 25. had commanded." When the aposties went ous magnitude, and belongs to Christ. "For works, now I will be ashamed of vuu?" Or powers of darkness, and makes li<;] itself to E.E M.IB.HI.E Wl'HU*. er said, "Rhoda, you remember what I said to lat. If it were an individual whom we forth under this commission to evangelize the none of us liveih unto himself." Man's ac- light- IXSTRUCTIO.V. will he .say, "Ye would not suffer with me, tremble. Trutii h.as never gained ijs victories you this morning; you must now quit my I Susrs, JlanlU 1, asid all kmdj af we should f-el comparitivt-iy in- world, those that believevl the gospel were ' tions liave an influence more powerful, and Hsasf.^ Wark. fy esteemed, 1. These are the great elemenLs of prosperity now ye shall n.->t reign with me?" Or will he over error, wiihou: a struggle. fcitan never house." Hboda gathered her rlothes togelli- littr tlia ri!!itn!i,ir?r».iirill-aiia ridnitr, ' added to the church," which of course was ilifferenL Fven then mi>s: of us would not feel in. every church. more endearing than his words. The influ- say, "But tliese mine enemies which would not tnaid. in Ea^ latMt, -trU- .«> low aa cam im yieldi d an inch of his territory w^out con- er and started forth upon htr cruel t lile, be- "am ritiiJa. nn.l iriil warruit '.or wnrk to quite etii caMaof Ca^Momp- trxUAfulnesa of tite charge preferred. istry; want of it is the exception. in thi- true sense of the word, even in our day- without joining the church." This objf-c:er isIf , when the enemies of this "faith Aire pitrc Encomunia; asd PIcripj, izLi Clirtmic I two tldnqs claim our attention: ti.anity would become the nucleus of a new heaven, in flaming fire, taking vengeance on aalf ritjilr maritod. buiT^^ritv^ tlla it- We must have the taste of manna in our It may not require much salf-denial or reproach s.adly mistaken, if he supposes that the only ed by the sword of truth, they lifBp a pile- tot ptijiiicima ul liiia cD'intrx w: .a bar* lat, church, and churches "would multiply as fast them that know not God, and that obey not the iiiiriW- prac&s with ainal nc-ona-— What IS the chtryet mouth, "milk and honey" under our tongue, to enter certain religious communions, that fel- design of God in converting souls, is in carry I ous howl, let them howl. u a.Kovkh, as young rabbits." No. The church of Jesus gospel of our Lord Jesus Christ?" = 2d, Is it true? else we cannot teil of its sweetness. Christ, is not built upon such "wood, hay and lowship the pride, the fashion, ihe pleasure, them to heaven. He .strangely overlooks one 6. There are not a few that have ' iluius wetlBl tilt Saaliaiae If the thing chiiro-ed were a mere trivial of- -'some ob- On the other hand, a cheerful obedience to Priyer is more powerful than preaching. It stubble." as tickle expediency. It is "built and the sins of the world; that requires no great branch of christian duly, the good of his and for that rea- inffKRI'TITKF EESTirSLB mgc^n- tuxT we shall less feel no p.articular unpleasant- jection to all the churches;" Christ in this matter will inspire great joy and mrnla I'lril.initm', Uojls". flmi Oc Mar- is prayer that gives preaching all its power. upon the foundation of the Apostles, Jesus change of heart, or sacrifice of soul or body, fellow beings. True, there is a heaven, but son excuse themselves from joining any at ki1. nfis.'«; or again, if the thing charged was not confidence like Darid, when he said, "Then •fii? o. a. scoTii^ [f Satan can only make you a covetous but not so with the true churches of Jesus duty maiks Uie road that leads there. If such One church holds the doctrine of an frw, we should have an approving conscience. Christ himself being the chief corner-stone." eifclion, will I not be ashamed when I have respect un- Christ. "They that will godly in Christ Jesus an objecter be "the salt of the earth." the .salt nr»rt«t a.Uila.Jy»tr«emT«l. uidlor minister, a lover of pleasure, a lover of praise, "It is the pillar and the ground of the truth." other is governed by bishops—a thi to thy commandments." He is now folly - H. <1. acoTP.. But tp the subject under consideration. And all shall suffer persecution." And there are ma in his case, is in danger of losing "its savor." —a foarth has the charge which Christ prefers a lover of good eating, then he has ruined your Such was the church at Jerusalem. It was infant baptism close identified with the church militant on earth, ^^ HrrrOBTSBS.—Dr. flannlns's Dr- ayuinst us— ny professed believei-s in this day, that might Religion is not selfish, but communicative.— —and a fifth haii a ppmndliala. tar aala bT . xaivtAi. >"0, minisiry. divine in its authority, unchangeable in its or- written creed and may ressonably anticipate a full share in n. gecTE.. Viiui is it/ Is it a mere nfair? be profited by a faithful application of the ad- Furtiiermure, if this objection be valid, the thing, and some another, so that do: KQ- It is .a grave charge—a Prrach the word, the most essential parts of der, and the model of all others that shall suc- the glories of the church triumphant in hea- M>iui aaaDitsdii^. Trmn TM S to want of anection monition of Christ. "For who.soever shall be church is unncessary, and God is justly charge- beau ideal of a gospel church. another —^with having left our The pious it esptcially. I would humbly suggest for the ceed it to the end of time. ven. When the "glorious church" of the Re- f. H. ti. acavTL. jirst love. ashamed of me, and my words, of him shall able with ignorance and folly in ordering an church could be formed after hii mi-lel, a sort deemer shall be gathered home to God, to join fervor of otir first love has abated if we are in consideration of all ministers, whether they .All the followers of Christ, from "thebe- E«tt—th« anb«nU.-r ia Ijtot 2. the Son of Man be ashamed, when he shall institution that is useh-ss. The objection in- of elective church composed of whatever i« Tmaudf. PanplileTa tiHiline condition of the against should not preach more in the manner of God's in the triumghant song that shall roll its swel- ipallaul II. t>i aCaVSL. the Ephesuin dmrch r/inning of the gospel, to the day of Pentecost, come in his own glory, and in his Father's, volves a gross absurdity and cannot be main- good and true ia them all, he flight join ling notes through eternity, saying, "Allelniali, whom this charge was originally brought.— word.; It is certain that the fathers used to belonged to his church." "They were all with ifuliDMade Wafazii Tor tb« cnxa of and the holy angels." It is to be feared, that tained. that. Allelmahl the Lord God Omnipotent r«ign- lonjiniaptitiiL Thaaa TT.ifBl* There is something peculiar in the^iVsi love of preach in this manner. one accord in one place." "All that believed j - many M the Nartliajn citiea- some who profess Christ privately in their 2. Another states as .an objection, "Afear I After all, if a church could be (instituted eth," he will be there to join in the eternal n. IK acoYC-- the It means Brethren, they will not th.mk ua in eternity were together." "And the Lord added to the new horn soul—icarm and ardent. hearts, deny him by their actions before men. . :J » -f I shall not be able to lire i/p to the duties fliUn«a< 4iaai^ jif. Womkium U . —the But ^ aorld. flattery in eternity. tifying himself with the body of Christ. If which is in heaven." IsHocm uf lueath. Pain In tlie t'nfla** —or a lack of a fixed purpose cf consecration ' then he would have to change his n-^Jel. Let Rtxtwin PiKSEcuTioKs.—Many persons in C ifaaLa^ta. falailativn oX. kbfliie*'** Speak boldly; what matter in eternity the j 2d; Ji iAe Let us all the saved were added to the church, then iTilaaTKo in tli. Hark. Spina! Cal- thinff charged Irue of lis! There is no proof from the Scriptures, that to Christ—or the lack of a hearty submission ! him not repudiate all his obIigat= ,» «o the Tuscany, of both sexes and aU ages hare been *f«M,Uplti>l dumldu. ttOim ^ i seriously inquire, slight awkwardness of time? it appears that those who were not added to Jliipoire Bmlapana 1 feri, or g'tnag Hoio may it be known whether any man was cv?r recognized as a christian, to the restraints and sacrifices of the christian \ church of Jesus Christ, because fcrofeesing tlirown into dungeons for reading the Bible, m en^ait IbattzuMlU,^ ^acJMmr McCheyne's biographer says of him: "He the church, were not among the saved. If no or even for being suspccted of it, or connect- ZrtniucTi lad tlu bki aiiapa in. <i>* •it isirut or not? fed on the word, not in order to prepare him- who did not publicly profess Christ. If the profession. The absence of any one of these ' christians have pervertedu it froIrom its«primiliTits«rrimiliTe •iUmta teapint, j lat. than formerly. believer was excused from connection with the Less watchful self for his people, but for personal edification. elements of christian character are the same elements, would very seriously vitiate the^irn- j simplicity, and divine constitution. Let him ed'with thosa who are suspected. Many have nacl>aaic., atliduita, v^bawe. ani 2d, than formery to commune church in that day, I should like to know upon been confined among felons, on so alight J^ss anxiety To do so was a fundamental rule with him." at all times, and if confession was sn e.s.sential uinentss of conversion. If any professed be- test the conflicting claims of therd different ;tii»«iEUaln of -Jua CtUtm^ ' a>r»Wt!» pwrjwt'l! with God in prayer—secret, family and social; It was his wish to arrive nearer to the primi- what grounds any such believer can be excus- grounds that the jfovemment hare been unable Ian (im^lia element in the days of Christ, what right has liever distrusts God, if he will not. take the ! churches by the divine standard of ^ and when we do attend to this duty it is a tive mode of expounding the Scripture in his ed now. Is there any excuse that will justify to BuBtain any charge - against them. The sermons. He said: "I am just an inltrpreter a professor of religion to be called a christian? vow cif consecration to Christ—if he will not 1 and join that one which conforms mere form, without the life and power which the disobedience of one believer, that will not persecutions are the the priests, and ^pbwwii' IhnHoatjaflalWIBiJ llP of Scripture in my sermons." Is he a follower of Christf bear the yoke and burden of Christ, and "glo- to the standard of the New Teslami I we once felt. open the way for the justification of disobedi- are not poptdar «noBg%e mass'of the Peo- "Ifot the worda he spoke, but the boiy man- 7. It U tht duty of all believers to join the rify God in his body and his spirit, which are 7. Again, there are manj obji t ssoiimAMttslaaBa of JtetlsM ence in all other believers? And if ail may j 3d, There will ofUrn U a mglttt of tie ap- ner in which he spoke, was the chief means Gt^'e," then he is an£t for the church, and •ay, "titrt ar* to many difemt ple. - pdBtzae&U of the ohnrcb, especial}; those of of ureitiiig wait." be excused from this dutj at their o'sra option churth, as a r^gt fnm temptation. While NO VOL. XI. T H T if N N E^ SEE '1? A.P T i S^T .. VOL. X| For thi< TuiDMieo Baptist. leave ail who question'Ii? .luth.irity for li oust hold - T i - For TerrrfHM. Bjptl.t. 1 (jace in the aciaal working of the ohurehe* in j j Eevivsd—Intelligence. Aotirlteirablican Bi^gion. b:intism, to iilv thtir o! j-criuMs tvi h Hrin w ho ••aid. i BEOTsm Gkavks:—I am thua far oa my j ihe corain^' rear The brethren feeme-l to be ; Methodist Infant Sprinkling. •SulT.rr lit le children to coire i-.u-.^.m--and I'oriiid lliem L.vnouA, 2>!AKsn\i i. Co ) IfUllff Cljc CenHtsset^a|iti$l Pan a man be a repnblkin whose re-j ^ay to the Korth Carolina Baptist Convention. I oi^ cf OEP hear Krery impor Isaac Taylor, in his work (nlitlej Weslev n"L, for if iiiri. i, kinsd.i-n cf h-aTcti." . .^-pt eOb, 1R547 •) u ^li^oa is republican? .Is. there^ | j j^ jj^jj^, while rraiting for tsnt meas.iro v/aa canifd with most entire , ^^ Df ami bus^^b I We cannot refrain from expres.'iiDg our sur- ioriijt: (iK-iVi-a:—As revival, of rcirgion NA.^HVJ; FASHViLLE. TETTS". ' broiLd dMncdonJwtwecn y,. trio to East u^niciity On the qupstion they adopt ih •^icanpnnciples-lhata man may conMattntiy, f l "r. - - ion of the sprinklini^' of infants by Methodist i prise, Ihit an intelligent bo.iy of minl^'orn as is f f uf tl e c.M-.Ty huvc not be-n very SATBEDiY, OCl ) ed a rc=olulior. to take up collectiocs ia every p^^^chers SATXTEDAY, aCTOBEa 28, 1834, ; aBl£e\rar -ffith republicanism ia all hisTeii^- [ Tennessee was a rery pleasant aud I trust a ' ihe SvncKl of Utica. c?.n prfscnt to tt:< ir pto -.mti.-.n-..- hie, we wiil lurni.h yon v-ich an church at the November meeting f-nd forirard j ^^^^ ^^ ' VIS i'olcsrit. and support it in his political rel.v I proStable one, although s.} I will tell yon pra- i» Uharc li—Tvht-rt chil.in-r. aTv- pie, ••SutTer ! f.;,- cliildren :u r..-je uiL.-i rie," ; ! h. j ou wii' g-ivc ^ "-.^rzD O: our board. Brother Hillsm.in n:ade on thia | •ur vr: NoncB. • Uo-3? If hia reirgion makea him an enemy to ; ^g^jjly I failed of meeting the General Associ 'nieui>>.jr!4 I'*' Cbri^ V lie re as a proof t-.x'. f .r Inf.ir. B-.p'.i.nu. •y c- let.r-ated and ^ide- i;; .--j i-.n.ii. . : 1 . - r ij--T I. n-.o5l.-..l| Ir: Ijrtwn on bmla<«, tii r>!»Ir» prrtajt- iitlsn'Jaa, »bonU ae! ••t^uCer littJc- children torome.' ' t- -,' f-.r."" t« •l-'ra.'wKl ta th. StUtor. Aiilrpaa T«nn*»in. Diptut, - .«;>- a, ,V - .J. ij r'lj„' in • anti rit o;ir r-gaW eUAfJii i Ml BITS. PoUliara. • !hf roor unconscious l.^'b--:, i-' Or } ...,r T « T T„.J T<- P,,. be.- Jan..-3 I'a-igcrs, r, J .- 1-. rrvin^, iri the nurse"- -f' l £11 •• n J ; 4,. r. l' J, nrd vidj a lea] At Eome, Asain. • creaturcs ki ref ivt fue of C'.ii: I'soidi.nanci s C- 1; .^.r T-t-r Ir»- FT- ,. .„ , I the Ht;il:(.r-.iy lor <.].-• r.dn-.ini^lr t'.'in i w:.-,.!' common to but f^w min. .'JTU- il T ii,- Eat we Ie«Te agim to-nigV. (Oct. 20th,) to j entej-^in rach aro contradicMry to each sroufed us from tbe'^unquiet sleep into Ei5t Tenntssee Biptists will do llieir part in ••He I hat be P •'•••i l.'.orinj Knd that nj.,tt posed of infants? How can unconoiou^ babes j rleariy give:i in^ th.. -ord^ Ci • rjl- t t ii; atieniUbe Ganeral-Aiaoaation at WincheaUr» ^ .- , .„ which most of na h«d -fallen about an hour furnishing the million cnpies. A liberal con- Br. .tlx •n I'.iTks-^r.l,. of whom -' 1 •'.-•o.r, 1 become "members of Christ?" What di^-rip- lieveih ar.d i= bnp'i^ -d shall ! •• AU., I yo° n rribiuion wa'' uiic!.' in the Assooif.tion on Sa- ron^e"— t a p.'iL . ::lile t.il, nted1 injinisie,' . line shall the minister in bel.alf of church, ad- j •'Suffer li'lle rhii.lren il. Cl, :urday evening, and I'lrs;? contributions will u^c1n^cI0:;-^ usf ..r.c .. d' t •t-r dii-rrh, a!>d ihty. together niii raini-.ter to young children? S^.all he eihori • when they ar- lultl s.' k' E.v- .Si,., ..rt. I iloiibile'?' bp m.ide in m.my of the churches, -ri;!! h. ror.'.ir.uid to Ubjr u>r a reriva! of them as "members of Christ" -to add to their , the power of tl.e rvri!;-: ih-:: and someilung n-3 trust in ail. ••c oi: ..i.l. ned, le^rt-fti; rci;gio2 of the I faith, virtue," iVc., "U) ^-row in jjrace," "to be<-omc "muntera uf ihe cluircii cf Cl;ii t,' no one butour^-ka decipher, ^-urpart-i he^d n^ tain t. u.e entrance of the 1- or sev- It is feared that the General Assiiciation will J. .s tlifi--t: and their i,bj.-5 were a- conffcT £ i-ji _ j abstain from fleshly lusts," r em. ••utiJ •;. i urge ihrni ";o fc'ght ihe good tight,"10 ifjve. .1 tit v , ou» ao.i more compe.tncompeten . man myseii woui;. ^ ^r to receive lustruction ti.eii- 1 b-- n li n—-l'T.| fore heaven and earth bein.^ principal or ac- Mount Vernon E^vstiit .Ir.iiocia-if s, -.sa: S;aC'j il.^, meeting cio»'-u wc Wrirn thai the tionwortbttdhenagtoMion• VortbadberiagtoMlong. as repuoucau-t ^ - • » - _ the "'H"-"'-repre.-:u^t ou ca'j'ie there, vhirh inflaenced' me ^Vou' M it be right for a Missionarv to baptize camplict in the i-eaih of the ChruDicte. Prof voa;: ; !„J.',es in the S .'Li-.nry liave been hold- terest ia Itn.-il:-r Ticlil ,am ias wortwoith maintaining.^" If republicanism 1 day tbthe .utun was^nowas no-t yet shinmg ;la nn.us ft:.ft:.: to pass by the meeting of the iien. ^ef^re impartin--instruction, with D. •oabcatEil it with the poisonous eihaUtions Tbi^! br- lv I i s tir-t arnail me-lir'g 1 n_: ;:ir> crater m-etx^--, >ihj-h hiive bfen l^om^rv, Alabama, a' krghVthen our portion 13 nght^^^^^^^^ fccarce.y had we p^s^e. t.e t.res- As.,nation of Cast Tern., an.l hasten on to ,te hone thai c-,enU,al!v thev would become •-Le Xcw II t-^ Ciiuroh. Pm I p; c-u'i'v. twelv.- ivi d !.'V a pr..>;t s-io'i ef a ' J ftl faith by i.^J be-n r.rr-iri-d bv of German Ton lUiadianism- zen who sincerely prolei.^es an ani.-reDubjCf.n tj^^ long cavern L-kth we found the iLe X.^r-j Cardina C.,aveniior, which meets Chrinlians? ^''ould the baptiim of an uncon- -elhpoa IS jast as much of traitor enemy paiafuliy iutense. Th.. ere strained ' a: the'san.e l.r.e miii-s from Helena, coiiiineno'-"^ ot ."-^jturds; i;i!. t o'l.-. rs ,--i',;iiir;ng tbe way of fcal- ' Jolia L. Wallsr. i fo his country ssitisTiossible for a man to be, , . . verted heathen before be had believed the the 2 1 ii.-t. The introlacl'ry rm. n v.a- Vjvt^'.n. 1 i e work not c":;bn- J tu t'i.e School, _ ^ ^ ,„,,VforfceisoDpisedtoit"heartand.oul. , tt^eu in v.am to reaca a ang.e ra. V, e knew When i rep.?l,e!! Ji's pi.-.?" I found Broihtr i?-?" VVi .iif • .rrv tcil • ruths of the gospel m.ake him a "member oi pre;!;,; 1- K Vr T s. X. Kir,_', tr-m ,I '-'Ig b. f We war® atmcfc dumb with amazement to . ^ republicanisa is right, then it is right to ; indeed that our tire hcise as 1 vre t'.-, and ill-: Prpot with his gieat •ruM^hv"t iL;.: co:;r;-y grDer«Hy; WIS miie tb fi n. rq S-1. .de waiting rv Christ?" If the baptism of an unconverted iit leain a few mamsnta at'ter reaching the Hotel ^^^ jangeroas"^opposition to it,^ reli- ; n-at he gave cu " ' !rs- vec Mer;-.'.iJeri-.'.. s-.; 1 ili: <• ;'.iv o 1 h * s'tiT-ti'*• nodbod v rn.; Lii 1«.irm ihriitian heart 'S 5: i Iiivd inat li e Ti...ik nj-iy not be the ia.i !• • ion r n t'. heathen, would not do this, how can the bap- the Lord: c^r; e ve bitterlv tin- ii.hib:t;-.ni- in SfMlivnie. the eight of our return, that oar j ^fou^ as well as ^Iitical;'"knd no man shduld ! ^ stra-Hnc spark to vei.-orje D;e. In r.a hour or less, however, t p-d uahi t!'e i ist eCLmv 10 Christ V, bi ; r: t 1-1 d .n our il nnr? o/Jitniiljl "«jmrerB" W3S uo more • be allowed to make enemies to it, or to do it ; " , w - • . " . . , lism of an unconscious bfbe c-ffect the ob- 'hen o."; b' CiU • tbc r cai-ie not to the'hi t u v* 'lu-ua wrs| breiiier and 1 fenirr in anr wnr. even in the name of relig- i ^ac. from n.m to conhrm our laa. i shh!'. b'? on 'r;;. wiy again towards N. C., •••-laiiiry .^Li.i l-.a-.e b'en conquered, in hicb aa i ject? ibe Loid, to tl, h-ln i.i rbc L"r : - 1 t!. Cut dawn m tha pendian of life, ^efor. | - _ - • .„ p^;^^^^^ show which way we weie going-foi where I p-ay (.'••.•d ? > make my way prosperous .e ; r.ii.-.<-d f r Lc is aortr.y. J. L. " a •. r. w:.. J m eyehadBcarcelydi^medorhiB natural strcng.n j ^^ ^^^ criminal catalogue, if he as- 1 strange as it may seem, the e^r tiaa^-i-ied Ly Mr. Taylor's remarks respecting Infflnt B.ip- mi ". ^niile aod a'.'.' d,^ and car cjas^', t':,e o.iu-;? of his Holy Word, 1;. D. .Si?. DE£S. • i- . h -if ihtj absted,—'^whftt Madowa are we, and what Krta that i: is his religious duty to do it; for if! Uie eve could not'ceruiiiilv determine tl i--poii-t tism, w.ould h.ave been better and n-.cre in ac- .-ourse: and by 1 rero!a:i,.'a '-i the A -uf-i-i i"i abucduclly :".:.ccessful. A. C. Davtc.v. Tr I.- , i •• I s „E-.,. shadows do we piirsue." We firmed cur firit ^e acinowledje -J.e right to perpetrate one I ^^^ .j,^, cordance with the tiii'-h h id he-IePi oat the it will be pab'''Led wii'i tbe Mimres. Bro ii UALIU.N, OC. lU. IB.^.4. .-.t---' t;; r illoiial with' onr d^narted brother some i wrong, oecanse it is con-idered a reiiginus tiu- : . . . . , commencing clause. Commencing with "the 'T l7.z--rd. ih" f.jrm"r Mnd-rator, i-.eir - ni Bn-rn-r; ' i 1 \T-:—'I't.e rot-i Lord b.-is beta acqniintance witti our u-nanr- ° in '-v. who shall denv the ricbt to commit the - oi ! . M .n 1.7 .ir Tl y r T,*!!.-!,'- • tut lite of bapii.«in administered in infan'-y" and Elder R .Jone^ to till- C,;;.ii-. 'i'ti' - li e ( ; 'j 'ijiS p-rt ..f oar State. twfelve je3r!.amcr. He w^ Inen gloryi^s " • the same principle?—and the j'lrring shocks and he.ir i a be^u y rnm-iin, v.b.r. lb: IBUliig BxOTPKa —1 desire a reading to the en'l, the eicressicn is a tru» i. ;r ir..-:- bavt- b ^-n engifftd the p^J- daja of hi.4 mteilectnai power, and . ^^^^^ ^^^^ : beneath us. bet i: seamed r.rjier ihe r-burtli le'.t^r.^ were re .d, ar. l th • r .i;;i = n (b- = '.li i;ij r -t h tbli to mv rei 'n iLc to K.Tr a word or two The "-"renicny of fc'einniy r'.itting ^s.-.ler c- del' cr.r.-jlb.-d. 1 . I: n 0." n r'-i iv li jrii 1 1 I'-t f w iii'.ntl.s. "Tbe his praise was in" all the choruies. He had ; ^vila and crimes have entered? i shaking of a hou.- Ly some h.:ivv u^nchlneiy abfui r(-.i, a: vi-:;irt, tiaii I'rirnds u' a d's the brow of a b.ibe, in ihe name cf the FntiiC.-, ot A uot r ' r, 1 li • b:i.\-e been «}»3thed hia swoid deep in the dropsical sys- ^ Xo honest, m!enigent_man capable of com- 1 was iniaonon witL.u iu.r leluw ,:, ^..-e .1 r.,- pr;n'- 1 i-.nd ma 1-cl \V( tamof Mr A CatJiDl-II. The Western Chris-;?rehendir.g abstract pnrciples, womd expect I am rereiv.rg maiiv •-v.-ts oallirg .'Vir mv :he and lb'- Holy G!;o-t. is indi-ed "pic- 11:1,;, ai. I'-r ii -1 -t i r< joireJ." and jiu-.it-r;i'.i.-r. 1 ler T. ? N. iv rij C er an. 1 ; : - - lu rn .J.. din-j t^n Rav? w ^ Lrf. after established bv I-^to vote or hold cSce under a govern- , or a mih than .r.uary little wcri., etiti'.ii'd "Th-i I'ii.bie Ivir.s.-iom cf rr i ijtleFS, perp'e.vit;g, uninteli gible, ar:-!ir' r. • ui li r '; r- ; b-.l 10 li.id for , . , ^ , \ men: the principles 01 which ars opposed to-lusnmgot the tr.tin. It wat no: 1 ..g, i-ow- -.•,:aucli itj^ ;.:; i;ur n. flri.'." And !•> evtry iifi- that comes to h.s.rmcnv v.itii the Cbris'ian scheme." l-sa^c .- •. :..- _t r-sence .tnd Uie ad- him, winch work .13 tiia oalj- monnmen. tha. ; principles of hU religion. He could not! ever, till the fre^h air and th.n .'"-i-jt iin.. 0,1 sr^V r i.^n, jr reft- f- a->=. r.r. I. -..-r v| bar, 1, 1 tt]V rt'T' '" ' But, unfortunate- Taylor, although e PeHobapti'-t, ii righi this viz- 0. C .1" , r • .. ft'j^e. wfl: renmiaof hismtellectail prowes.', sa it wiJl ' .Iq j, without doin^ it through a treacherous ^ ^f jj.,;,^ jj,,,,^ b-^-.Je the Tr-- ctiVed into ! A,-L.:-;.t; .n. . d.-ra.b.r-.: tl.- !.:..,. Iv for lis, ti.c mm! which _ ?.s^e-i henj has late- rtandfwhenllr. Camphellsliall claim him as a , motive, which might be the restilt of hi5 re!=g • , ' ^ _ eipre«ioL. ;n Mjr.r.te Ii. 1 \\. i.kw,- ; i-t C '- 1 a aii-etin:; wi.ii tbe m :he j:"-. l-s ,,1" ,i„i,_.,nT 1-. b-riii convert to hiatheiry, as fe doubtleiis wil!,) to ! ^^n-in which case he wonld do it only for the '' - . , (V befr; r'll"-'! cf i -c c"nten't; perhaps it has In a late number of tbe N. Y. Cbristi'.n Ob- T; I I Cnarrii ;:i tmitb Cl,•a^^^. A '-^ii'er.'., in Pb ;;ps c.jan'y. •. s A", .-t.ib ,, the | . ^ nurpoceof breaking riovm the government and • mouniam on 'ne .-.1 been ^ce more than one, :rjJ I apprehend a la'.i t bear wimeaa to &is utter reDuiiatim of the 1 r u w j • : ri • 11 i .- • 1 server. we roiicted a Pp.st'>ra! let'er to t'-^.e yet its iainicy bavTig I ily n • J.at' t 1 fri 1. in C^iii :. rour wil- \ , , ,r ' ouildine up hi3 religion. He could not do it, lie was a r-^ld man v.ho tirit C'jn''.iivc. ed ii.ir.'-ij-! .i,e nnd r, n e !>Hp'.i.-m al 0'.ir aeit C. rrnlv.a greatixMa hath fallen in our Isr-id. < cal doctrine that the end justifies the means.— ' (.qj^^. ihe mounia.ii: and again bevcnd Izzard .- snnivt-sarv . if-rci' it, =bruM tb-y L'.-t ro r.-s; ..cse from me—in the neglect of Infant Sprinkling. We are glad ;ir O.lvrs Wii; ualte ^^i.hthe Tb W^hars long eajoved his friendship as trae the ri^, • .-rtre very great, and would by mojt tr. tb- t( 'i;: i..-'.-Nrbra-ki. I-sb .ritr: 1 1. Xe'jr York i ay-BocK-. * ••Th'jh CIS" 1 wi.-h ibem to write again, and ob.rji,;al ir- itatioa wtie hi to learn that some of ihe Ped'-ibaptists are be- :d i.in al.UP.Jiei la.^ s u_i 1 I'.owi in-i ivt;bel (".mr-bt-^- Brethren sn£ s&ccre aa hs ever extended to any man. We agr^e with the writer, ^^o man can be men ha\e been thought ini'jrmoactal.lc. Af tei more t xz: C'-'lII i,:-. Tl.t. fe, ('1,-^ bi ibey shalj riceive tbe atiertion required. ; ginning to aii')pt tbe scriptural cour-e of per- iiburii tnd WbttroiTe IdboFed wiih We have diStjed? for years, and widely in our ; a g^-od republican whose religion is ami repub- t'^r crossing the Tennessee the country liiroi^-h the MiSiipp 1 nver. ^Ld er;:br;ic-s t!,'- p 'r -.;pK IV rmi' me bi v to FUt/trest, that, in my hum- i Lhtlori'-a' :v v,i;de| opfnion mxm one subject—the propriety of re-, licaa. In snpporting an anti-repabiioan or mitting their children to repent and btli.'ve be I'ns rii 1! Mur.r-"'. and fc- .irir.. prirl c-f tbe tiiue. Ta-' rbun h was which the road passes is very brtker. ilt-r- purt evn, t'oe f reat and efT ctual theoio- ' fore they offer them a.s candidates for the or- cE-ring the immersioDS of Campbellites and aristocratical system 01 religion, he is foiitering it wind.? a little way along some pleasant >al counties W. iiin tbe abov- iinuts m ly b. .1 1- 1- du!y; fir., r.t p'ajtr v...s L-ff;rcd, 1: - l <1 question w hi'-l; onlv will ultimately de- dinfln-f of baptifm. The neglect o! which th; It !(. L ! .1 i.e lid blid ijicSit j. PialobaptiBts aa ralld, and communing with . an influence in our midst that ia violently op ley—then cropses some moantain torrent on a ^uu-.d -i n-,^- .'f tr.e liKe.-t i-^r is in tre I'r(.i.-nina of nii a-i-." oj rach; and also touching our late oppomtion to | posed to the spirit of otir government—aprin- ••ide between trn'.,'i and error, is not—What is pastors complain, i« an evidence that viewi • CoUr^b at liili. li w. T!t;-i CO., has fn- bridge of cizzy height, or pushes ii= WHy a- w>'st, snd the c./'i-tiy is Li.ing up v.i;,. ir.g o-cunej tbe ii..-: Catapbelliam, but let no one Bupnose for one , cisis the direct tendency of which is to liorit\''irJ or. TiViuf "r'.^ or, lubtred one which Si's the mind with won;'er at the J'itn- our h: le A^s..ici,it..}n l.i.- (n-.n d up-a tu. pr.-p-.rainry I, . out in| thoazb we feit camnelled to oppose his posi- : acter with the relitnoiis svstcm. Tlie sent!- . , , , . , • • , , F't ibe cbui-'-Le? of Ciiri^t, undoubtedly, ward with delight to the day when b. l'ever=, Sc. s with no litlie .if vi-or and i.of C f.ddt J .17 '• '..sm. . ® . ^ . V . . , , tic I;-.bor wmca 1: reqaircd to form it., iiitir.i- ^ work degree ioLers ii'' thp f;„-p. i. A tiDiiS and pdEct tn these resnecta. A proper ment—tee poatical ssn'iment and character 01 . ... , , - „ . = ho^d ibe do.:t.'-.ne i^nd c-diiianoeb of Christ; and believers onlv, shall be considered bv all Z ..jii C-^uicb, An.iei.-oa cj., lb,- Gjspe] .. - ^ . , , - i - , • = , , the di.rt a shore! lull a; •.:tr.e—o^re it .-oes 1 Iterj'^rts w. re p:i-?eP'rd oa ti:e ^ubj-•:t u given m tbe crT.-,;-e roruFC ohitnarr notiee will shonlv appear, winch we ! pTcrr one is always inflaencod. if not alwavsi ,, . - ...... , . • in-i, minrer, tbe societies of men, the ! true Cr.ristians the proper sabjects for bsp 1. •J. HL .! a i;t /ri-'us Moik bis been . . , rr', . , . " • J t. ' V • . J v'l. over the !OKT summit Oi h;.. ;rom Kh!':ti wc , Horn".'= . E ;u-I'.xr. ."^..i'bitb N:i ai-.l- lion. !.f -r wi.' ! .i, r..; s wfli give inth a mQunifmpIeastire cnrrea-; dctermiiied.bT religious system under w ^^ ', - 1 i • ^ so-cxli-d cbur'-h.-s, h'-ld tbe doctiiue and or-1 ,.,ir ; Oi, to the C.vri'-rt^-e, r.-.tip'-r.incc, R.tJ .1- ^'.•..-rc . L.-odi'r .L 11,41 d IS the pastor oi T !.f- • ; ji., -g i. m tiks wt .e.-e h;i ..iL t -\ni.- rs. ^ c"i.'n.v dur.!- ; ,ast mouths, fucii nne'in-_- wnui.l h.- '•L.jok Out" on one tide .^.nd the green ^-itiiiiate r any •.ifili. th? .T.ssociiition>; an 1 Mt deep tr--t- :o • k ujii; tbju^hl the of raen l.-.ve tbe mini-tiers of men of anj pvt.cnhr c . u . L",t:itr Bledsoe immersed ivrany raais ago thsrs livBdia Rhods Island support despotic and tyTannicai governments. waters of '-he river on the c . Ai.ltiie -pirit of Clu -tiaii 1 jnv snu fi lebtv, : ca'l *oi;r toei.h. Lber liin-r-'- »-i;'-. ..ii- to —in i> i.'T w. . '-. • t' ttiinisttrs c f tboie socie- 1 , r C'J V. r;^ I . 'J.._vt s.ace. and tr.,. work "Father C.." an aged Baptist minister. He . Episcopacy is .-k well adapted to prepare a p-o traveler cannot help feelicg a ^hrill of horrvr ri.j-i= n ;.> adr.v of < I'alir.-'cr On tbe subject of Iv.l.i.T.'.ivin, it»-v..is. r.L-'jl\ i-." c-innf.>t b» re by Baptists the min- ^^ a'r li L';) lii--- (-.icll -'.Ii on 'vVc 1. a.-n lh--.l BrulLer w.isapious man. rad an excellent prearber ' pie for a monarchy. iiitig James' favorite whether he locks up a! the oTer-htn^ing c;a.--< eltOiti;i^ad ;..ee!;.>i. r..-v b-l.ig t f Ul I - -ii-r-,!.. I ;., -!,, i--!ers cf Cnrs;: i''.>r l-i: ministers a,-e not "lb-,-u''^t to .:>i nc r'i, ie b-..,r.bundaciiy bicssed Hi,- prsachins wna listened to with delight b? aphorism was, "No Bishop, no Kintr.'- The baiid ap a Feiijkle J^.lio.' ol ui i. r .n 't • .'eir\'s 1 -ijc-rs ba-.e 0"n p.; - Wri^ on one side or down into the unknown di pil - known bv tbe r - j /-rlen.m of tiie chiiureii o r.fi pi 11 :.i n r.i, Abjit furly r.tljer dinonrinatians aa well as his own. In ; ror.n.rchy could not e::;sl a year in England on the other. Even the Iron H'^rs- hiiistlf y'!/.'.-/ Obvj.ius v, ikerefure. ;t is as hav, cartf.iUy euai .,1. th. t f town Oi ilr!e'. i. '1 ho tJwitue; T '..0 Cjpi. ; -.rs .-1 K'j.-. • mid rih nr.' of his preaching toursions a Presbyteri- j w'ttcit the Er'^topacy L'r'.r, uLi.d'.-d 10 i.ic ci.arcli t',- b.^Dasai. El—.-- 11 t . 11 seems to b-.- E.Trc'.ed by'he d^iig-, r ftib- ,, , ... ;l.e cli'.;rc),.-- a- i'ii'.-r. .:i -.heir u;i'. I'-- ; a Bo^rd 01 IJ.jrct.-.ic l:d..-;?.i,i.s, lo l.- miiJ. I" nu minister became so interested ia his lennons T'nese fr.:ts, snd fiets they are. i.'ei.Tg grant- Lroli;er 0. J. \Va.l,cr. of Gras.ia writes I'.i- ..c •:•->-.. l-c I... (.il d limilies 01 these octne'?, ; r l.e d- •:t iTO ir tenati and unmt .=ining to iavi'.e or encoar-. rtt'i-u- •-ho'..v a.a-:i.ini. ; «.T.pri,, . ^ ' -'i- saxiiiiary to lae Boar.l of U^mtsli- 'di-^s...!.- cc., age -b^.n rr-h-'b or to pray in our palpii^, „„ jhepari rf rrr.f.>-.e.i:v p,..--r--ei,t= v'-rh' rcl, man 1- 't- •.; K; tfest he followed him from place to place. A:- ed, what follows? "1 nut ill ai meet;D^ in i\rn!uct,v Tu»n P-Lich teariug and snorti.ig alorg, r^j .icii^g in t;-. at Marion, Aii. Tc-y lar.bi ruiore ri su.ve. it .j inv - ot^coarage liiem '.iie ; bi-iieve . -n > : •• ,; 0 -r- i <•! tl as t to bap th re i o d the |>r'.rfom;ance -i-'ed t,f vt-n d 1} ••, rb,-:ten vtr-,- r'.ctrivfd ty tex a few days this clergyman took the liber.j The Catholic elemen-. ia this country ia dan- thundering of t'nc lorg '.ram 01 c.ri ricii i po:- ija.-ries to li u : .. b-J cnn\' ?, • cniniane '^ith Lord's ^-r ncg'. winch more iruih'ul liii :iie !tat>j ol of sajing ta' Father C.: "I like the Baptis'l = geroti; to our repu'olican government, and the ert r to us at tbe cct of ii.i-U II'-..' 1.1 '...p iMclsnd duang lUe proLr:icled meeurg at tu e 1 , tj 1' i th' ir freight of haiiiM life as Le is won', to i iit-bn^ in a ciiu rli thin thcd--';. •.;ci rcor.- bor in b.'U^d; ui the Ai^j; i> a table. it-jaiir.aiii'i —I en were ad Jed !o tbe cburch. bii,eiw.-ii. 1 a I nv -n w v.-ry much—I am pl^ed with their doctrines ' direct tendency of it to subvert our free in- eUewhere; but he advances sijwiy and ciuli sid-ration If tbe presctJCc of Cbrij-'. '.y L.^ .'^r r;t them to !ab;.r fur tiic b-ruei.. ii,e Cjiui' I realiv iVar this -s .V Sjiirit ••of rrxi,, 1 p.-rv,»des our l-iiid. MnV niied i. r. - I . I...•d.g j —dierc are only two things amongthem thfit I stitutions, oasly, feeling his way as though he felt the true Caj-tist ground but turns the hearn of pareut- lo'.beir cLildrm. t!;;;. ap populdtiua. iue Tennrfste B-.p-ist, li-jui. mand of i. " M - .7 . abject to—and Ufey are bad tnough." ' The C.itholic is not, and cannot be, lie go >1 wf.ik 2 j i n, Rpd lo the r.ame of : dreai re;no,:;ibdity 0/ his p^i.:; and .b.ired ' T " " ' "" ' - and Foreign Joumil, I'arior \ laitor, Baptis in:; gv...(.. 1 l;.r- IJI -r J "What ETS they?" said Father'C- • republican—because the erst principcie: s ot re- . . - ,. ! all, eien I-v sc -res c ! our ministers, much less • plainly that a co'-mant kc i'inr (Jod ii not .imni - i.';iri.-l b^ tii.- t^l.-ry. (.i. G. B. , to oe la rc.aciness to retreat UQC-\r;»-''te-l • . ' , . • t. - • , • , ?,- .1 t i ^r ' , 1 v , Memvria!, au-i Go^ptl L.^untr, ft-.ie rttom ted ,1 • : , .-.n. -Is. j m Caurch , . ., , ' " | by our membersniTi. But i.n tius tralv vital i "s. ii -h.- Lord mtrt Mofes »,d to h.i;i W "EiriuBive immersion and open commun-; public.inism is the largest freedom mended 10 tiie pi';iua;-.ge ul the cb Ui ..ij.. t.— ) CjUipany «.f i rt-,!;r~ m jertT to all, "JifS®^ j ^ubje-t. sc'.netiiing migiit be L^ained by a care : c.rc..iu-i=e his -.„, maf 1. . I Ml-.-. ion," was the replr. - • and State, and civil and religious liberi lidrt-n ! Brother Vi'i,.seu':: ili^tijiy 01 tbe iJapiists u as the r. J -i.-i - ' T -irtb • J , , We reached Ci.att.ano..(.i.att.ano..glg i. ab-juab-jUtt M 0o'.i-xk , 1 ^ 1 -1 ' . - .-r- t-- , pcct h;- Spirit n iH Ku .'-r;<-vfd from if. ir clniilrtr; screed—to , , , . ° ' ! ful an d 1praver ui ct-usai 01 "Ine v isble King- ' ^ " u , , - • Ti- lIzKli r^bgion f,-r,-r-.-' -m-J -I have known the Baptists to be gniT'y of ' and this is violently opposed to his creed—to and afu:r the d>,-lay of an ;;oiir ar.d a Arkan^.a.s, and the Ucvuion Eai-.-rpr.i; wen ana a;u;rtlie d..-iayof an ;;oiirHr.d a l-.-.lf'.c.-ik ^ , r'. •. -, ' p , , ... .-^re sut!,-,.i to crow-ith.T,-. ili.—psl .1 . ne _• a rt ^t.. r: et ill- Ul i- 1 < . fj; 1 - - I-!• . ji;r• . 1 Ld wcrae things," answered Fadicr C. ' his religicii. Hi cannot be a Catliolinic anan-d1 KoRo- ., . , . , . . . _ . dom i-f ( .-inst. iirethren have said to me, | „.„, u^^ntl-nro ' news the Western and Ath'.n.io train for unanimou-iy approved by ie>ulatian.-. '1 L-.ll ll.lt; J -l personailv, tha. tb'-v have g.aiaed a knowlndge ' to -I'i the friends 7. or I sb. iberel'ore 1 - .lupi vWhatcuuId be worse?" intiuired the preach- publican at the same time, Here I expected to ha-.T- seen our escel'-.-nt and Moses bad aa express command from tbe vou eee, thit li. stroitg am! vigoious do r.:;t :.-v i H- tr.u'-u 1 of tri'bs from th;s w.->rk. rdaiinir to church r • _ • 1 • res'jittli'j'H' ; proceed to ^ive .1 bri,-' c-.-.a-.t r. my meet- er.' Can the Me'diodist be a good republican?— bro'itr SjliiJ:'.-, l.at be w us ab-ent ^^ here is the ex- , rc:'enerale the cuantry, it wi.! be done V .1.1 i if .. .J 1' 'liii icorkir.q = Lord to circumcise his son ngs since my 1 iS" cj teMte. lI t,j cur meet- Father C. smd, "I have read of one of them His system of religion ii anti-republicao, aris- origin, tbe nroper pcsiiion of the ministry, <)!' j , v .• - r . -i • , ~ .. . . . TV y -u V.. - ' , •ibJ from home. I left a line fir him and took the , • • ' ,. , . , • , press command to baptize mfantt. Give it to : l^^c on Monaav evening it;e A^seci.-i.iori ad in K>?cia.-ko. Tne nex'. I attended was al 11 11 V H^t !. -1 J-j wh'j dem'ed his ^^prd, and of another who be- tocrarical, despotic. Its influence, then, is hos- East Tennes-see cars for Loudon, where we ar- tbe or,.inanc! s, iS:c., w,,i:h inev regard mval-; > , . r.. , , , ' . , . - , , ... , . , your people, oh pastors of Ltica, and then, bat turned to meet with the Asu trro .e Cau.-;b I Burk.-l5vilii.-, wbii li r.m'ana- d bat six days, as M.d wbi!- I ' .-hi] mived hid into the hands of sinners—" ' tile to the genius of this government—it ^^d in time to eat an excellent supper at the •aahle. t'-es des it has met with a reception „.„„,-, ,, „ „ •,, .. .jjLin.eu u . , ^ - , , , , . ^ not unUl then, may you with propriety expect , Krincis county, on caturday btloreUe Lis I btc.i-aje unwell; bat It was tra'y a heavenly ra - an lu 1; i -.,'. j ii "Fie! Fie," said the preacher, "they were i monarchicEl in its tendency—it is fitted, insen- Hotel, and take the Knosville staij.j which wiis abroad tar bevond mv most sanguine expecta- o • . l • 1 •<•/--'• .•• . ; ' • - / the Spirit to be grieved, if Cnristian parents i lord's d.av ia Sept., o55 I time with the li tle church. T here were tenor Bot BaptiHta." ' sibly, to prepare its adherents for a monarchi- tions. ^^.itne to whom I sent tnirty and for v r . 1. • 1 -u -,11 • 1 to carry us as far as Brother Archibald Walk- The meeting was protracted until S.iturd;'.\ : copies, soid them out .i a a fe, w weeks, and. .hav -e refuse to have their children sprinkled. 1 eleven joined the bid-; ts^ind, since tbai three Fathet C. TB^ocded, c.al form of civil government. er's. We reached his house near midnight, "IfyofClltiiiethemof' One single command of Christ to the per- ; ^jgiit by B.-ethren King. Cox, Waisoa, (tb, w. ,f: 1,. • again ordered supplies. ; •i',.bers, making loarleen in all. This little hav.- ,t-d b1 QB.^ ' If a religious system tends directly to bring but were kindly received and most hospitably hands wi'W.ie much oUiged ta yait; for ve'- formance of this duty is all that hi-; followers pastor,) and the wr.t-.r. /.'..rff: persons C'jicn,!;- i :,..), ! In order that all who have not other means Ticeul'j ' .-burcii was org-anize'j l-.--' iJecember, with ten about a civil government of a character iden- entertained. Three miles from there we had rtlativi p i-i.,..-. V.'. mi rt\Seai ashamtflafthem. many yewrt." need require. ; professed conversion. Oa bundi.y the •joc^re of information, niiy avail themselves of it, I ' n run;l>!?r. The n. it was ai ,1- rasilem, which — I tical with it, moulding, as it does, the charac- been told the General Association of E\st Ten at onf-e a:i .-i r d 1 will send 20 copies, free of postage, to any re- Tbe Synod of Utica ther. proceed?: ' j^aiion moved l..ur miles d;--tani, to li KjcU ' :ontir>u4d only foard.ivs, as I was slid unwell; Uore than tiirty years ago there was a ra-; ter of the peoole, and conforming it to its own i. i j • t,- isler Io ihj "The limita oi-jeci-. of a Iftti'r mtendiu ihis . Bayou Church, (an anti-mi;Moa body.) nber. • ret thefcburcb was much revived. Several It Tival in Homei Sew York, under the preach-ttvpe. then Ep'isccnal Methodism is hostile to f ? f y> e meut.oned >t to 'spon.iblebrotherorfriend.whowiliorderthem; to put yo-a in .md of yo„r..-,cred cc.ena. .0... a g.orious revival w.s then piev.img, and liie-j,;r:tn.,|,._v „f tl auu w. re in^airini; f'-r ti.e n_;lit w»v, four j.iined ing of Elder Allred Bennett, familiarly known 1 republicanism, and Unds. ss Episcopacy does i ^^ emightend oar muid • and will wait on him for the money until he :-K-iU not allow us to sro into the Tiroof t,y which we ^ u 1" 1 ! '.y letti. The last of all v. is Ht New Hope, B- • .-•.-,.,^ b.5_r„,..,n ,, aa "Father Beanett." He held frequent meet- j in England and everywhere, to insensibl'y pre- j "'thTt/.nM fnou'• can make sales and remit it lo me; or to be [ bcli.ve er.ry quc.tioo u, be n-uled, with re^M-ct J""' J n bap ' ' • •• . . _ • • iiu larg i wbich Ja^'td list .Sibbaih ai'ur a coa;innance to k~-i, li.- ,-,,„la ..u- of ings in the gnburbs of the townforeihortation I pare the p«oola to support monarchical princi-1',' ' , , ? : definitely understood, I will indulge him three . 'he duty of dedicating chiid-an to God hy bap | -'zed. Alter two sermons, to T. . 1. J .1. . n I, . 1 , . . . - ,, , . : tne Sabbaths, .vnd the 2-.? in this ^ tism." ; est congregations ever coavcntd in ihia port u. ; of ten d^ys, whicli w;is deeply inii-r'-sti.-g dur- not f r li.e iLllaerri, of sna prayer, it so happened that a Presbyle-! pleg m civil government. Tee Methodist is no i , . , Saturdtiu ! months. Send vrur onlers, brethren T71J ,1. . .L • • , , .month comes be-ore the S.^ so you 1 The proof that it is the duty of Christians to Arkansas, Brother Walton baptized .vj/te;. I ing all toe lime. Tceie wtre twtlve or foar- bap i-i. toe;-,- i,t, rr.,.fE nun Elder thoaghi It necessary to cauUon the t more a repubhcan in Lis societv than the; , , r- , , . E. VisiNo. % candidates into the fellowshipoi tae -New ll-.-pe I teen aniioujiy inqairing th? way of the Lord try v.ouM be ja-t wL.it i young ctmyertj whenever a meeting was held i Catholic is in his. They neithe; have anv ' " T ''"f" JL1>.fotr, 18, '5-1. ; offer unconscious babes to Christ by baptism , . , u.,T,„Ti . f„ „'• „;, ! . i- i • i ' I "On. But there is a district Association (tae Po'''c V' Texan, Sept. Church. Ttiree were rccer ed lor baptism la '-la bist l.ii;bt. Th'.re were ibiitv joined ihe comipt, -wciiUij .mdmflc to DewiOT Ql irattier !>.; lor, saia he.''nia 01)-j voice or direction m ns government—leeisla-' „ . , . cannot be found in the Bible. The Synod ot P.cd Elver Baptist Association. Utica do not venture to plead a "Thus saith lo tiie Helena Church, and one into tbe Liber- tism lo be r^,ri..rj ,„jt jert to make BapUsta of you." The con- i live, exsculive, or judicial-they are but mere i ^^nessee) hotding its session at tnis time some •hurch uring the meeting. 22 of which were 1.UIIUV uiiico aLfUkc lic.u, t... i. ttnf i dw Iici- inmi.,tered by tbc-e rot rerta. haweyer. defended Father B. They | ciphers, the of the ministry, who rule and above here, at "Paw Paw Hcl the Lord," for the practice, but refer their peo- i ty Church. Thus ended a very interesting nuu j bapize;. on Sunday last in presence of a large tools low." So to Paw Paw Hollow I determined BaoiHEa Graves:-I am happy to inform tvn n,,/..,,sarrel nid "when we ask him about Baptism he tells i lord it over thim. The Catholic is controlled pie—to the Confession of Faith and to Cbiirch a very proStable meeting of ita cuutin : and seri us congregation. Thfre are several I to go. Brother Walker with a kindness which ' Tiumerous readers of some of the we nckno»kil.-e a-va najto take thaJTew Testament and go fay that." I in every thing in hLs chun^b by the priests, and History. What matters it to us what Origen uance. | i.tbers 1 10 will j-,> a lU i-'jr neit no coab'_— is characteri3Uc of Eantis'_s (I was goin,^ to ' parucuiars in regard tothe late ses- ed witbbUt II, ^Cll[ltUI,1l Tlia eicited Elder replied^ j the Methodist by his ministers. and a host of others taught? Origen taught j The New Hope Ch-arch is located in .a new [ This i >> cbnrch was orgatized ia November "That's a Baptut say of T^wessce Bapti'sts, but I hone it h so ' Association, which clos- tcge i.er. ]f tre iicLnoi a "He niight as i That the supreme powerin any government the prc-existence of soulj. We have a curious , and rapidly improving country. 1 never ia- j last, w'^ 3C members—it now numbers 77. Irkk—thai'i BaptUt trick." everywhere.) furnished a horse andbuggv and ' inst. We mu-t intit.. ib.-m to well teUjon to be Baptista as to go by the f is, sad should be, in the hands of the people— illustration of the binding influence of the spe- j bored among a more wiiuie souled, ho.-jiiiabl, i i br.d a-i3rolher, Jobn Taylor of Yeizoo coun- obtained the services of one of his nei hbors j ^'S^^'^en churches were represented-76 have —and fat n'-e open cnniml New Teilamest." j they being iho fountain of all power—is one of cial pleading adopted by the advocates cf In- aad working people than the members of ibi. I ;y, fern>-.-ily of Kentucky, io aid me in this to drive me to Kno.vville. This man, Mr Ad The evils and :nnon^isU:nc| , . , the first principles of republicanism. fant Sprinkling in the ca.se of Dr. Beecher, tbe i church. We greauy need mere cdijienl min ! meeiicj^ Also, Brother Gynder, a licendate, ams, I found to be a pleasant companion, and ' naembersbip of Uiis Association is 421. indeed nn iaiporinni eler In the uj^rportiono K^tucky there once , Can the Methodist advocate this nrincinl, great advocate of the "purification theory."— ' istersin thisporULn oi Aikans.is. Oarcburch I was wit-, ir.e tbr^,- di} s at Burketsvilir-; the re- much interested in the success of our cause. ! presented upon Home and For- lived a BaptH^and aM^^tpreacte whom [ Dr. Beecher relied upon Origen as his instruc es are ail young and frtble, while tbe G-.ld i 1 aiainin^p-irt of ll-.e time I was without any ire will can A. Snd Mr. B. They had; , , ... , . • , AvLiLnvi..— ',V ij-e his family being connected wiih our church ! Vacation and .Sabbath Schools, tor in reference to infant sprinkling. Not sat- and ripe tor the harvest. V.'e have de- | ministejal aid, and .^ai'-e unwell. Bat ihanks 1.. -- t J -.r ' people have no rioktt, and are the fountain of large decease of ti-ier li.vcuA though he is not. At Kooiville I called on i ^^an ordinary interest. isfied with adopting the views of his wonderful termiaed what we . »boping il.e Lord i (o oar 'eavenly Faii.er, I believe he was miiny conversationa on baptism, and Mr. B., i ^ . , , , to do can with Bro. J.J. e,f uie hi Brother Jos. Walker for further information | " ^^f'P^ "P®" teacher upon this subject, he has recently giv- will soon us help. U. J. all .'-le time, nnd have once more cained lhe4thodi.tfreacher.bt..camequitadissati.- , send more me Co., of tbi, cily. H< about the place of meeting. I found him at community; and tbe delegates will return en to the public a work, in which he boldly 12, 1861. I hea| . ibe>e meeiings ihfre fi.d with the operation that had been perform-! nvt^f independence, jn my h During have on by fevt r. con'r^cted, the store of tb.e Brothers Moses. Hardware ! encouraged, and better prepared to en- advocates Origen's theory of the pre existence ed on him, sad wished to be iminersed Meet- 1 ™ J! ^'P'"' ^^^ ^P^""' P. 13. Eider T. S. N. K r," ihe corres- : heen sien or eight Methodists and one Pres- *hs had gone to visrt a ! ing witi Mr. A., the Bapdst minister, on...e. da.-yJ , . ^eMetnodis„ Mt adv^teth., V s glo- Merchants, and know not bow to express mv >n the noble woik with greater efficiency. of souls. If the Synod of L^tica can give us ° - * f nous TinTi(-ml..*» TTa ^..1... ponding Secretary of oar Board. Helena ! b\teri« joined m. If the Lord be for ns Was spending a few v.t:ek astxeaiihetold bim he wished to be j ^^^^^^^ make himself at for the interest which they and Brothe'r ^ ^--Fpointed to the Southern Bap- no better teachers than Origen, Cyprian, Pe- near his Post Otfice. j'-vho ciV be against us? I shall conclude diis of her bu,blind, wi-u vyt-i ^ed-bat^aidh., "yott Their ! ^^ ^^^ ^^ — Ingius .t Co., we must beg leave to refuse to immersed, (n- T ....f "-lei^iscipune. tie would! , , | raised m a lew mmut-s lor ttiat purpo.=c. by a hit' to many of onr britbr.-n who oppose connected »i;n bi- B- .krt , to say any thing about it-I do not j pronounced a "Radical." and unless he re i overflowing with christian ; amount of destitution in this Associa- listen to their instructions, and say to them, BaornER- Graves:-As a commtinicatior , p.^aching at prot.'acted meetings, live not I The peeled home, and instead wisb to 1 while we open the Xew Testament, "But we through-your columns wiil ibe more readily; This wis my posit..:,a fifte-a years a™, hnt as ^ of John Wesley's ^ myself tion is greater than in any other portion of the Wife of bis bosom in baoj fJl ^ t^ri^mn^-^ " I J ^ synsco'me ' tnown to . They soon ascertained the ' State. Cannut tbe Board at Marion appoint have the mind of Christ." meet the eye of those for whom it isde.signed. 1 i ^ave lad more exne.i-cce and become more Bireomstance he was asked : • them,, , • , . some one or ministers to-.mnlv ibi.; Hps he left only three shurt tell of the unless 1 route and had m readmesa ! ^P"": two minis,er> lo .upp^ ims —that, in that case be could not tell a false- best a conveyance or two des Christ's teachings, we greatly prefer to those wiil you ylea.se insert tbe folbwing: acqaaiied wiib tbe B ble, I have changed find her ia the arms of the| »r D -J r nnni-eiTTovm:-» CnwEKTj-nRnMTsnPo™ . t 1. j 1 1 -, •t ! tltution? TAry/ baptishnntinmn WSwas9 admmistered.—ndmmiatBriu? , Reytj . Pd . Neil-k-.:!, who had beeJ.oon for six years a I n^., . . . . -r . . . r r • Hillsman and many others of thii each su.-tain a minister well Brother the Confession of Faith, by snbscribiDf. which, we brethren who were present at tbe "Minister's I courie»as be^n to pre'a.-b lo pray and exhort Ives v;i b the r. G-ciiori '" Romish priest in France, to the work of the brethren who at once made me feel perfecdy A was read from the Convention, or become members of the Pre.sbjterian church If it ' and Deacon's Meeling," held in Rowe.sville in i with fcch earnestness and doctrine. The attract tie aUention of hia-wife and daughter. ... ^ o • i . ooj i letter companion has gone lo a home. some of its member,', requesting the Associa- hut failed to do re. At List he said. "1 won- mimsfry on Sabbath evening last. 22d.ulr. at tion to pass a resoiuuon exempting from ; ^r^ 'ast. bv rem.^ niade by me aa^r the I ,reat lad resulting from acourse of this kind World. .Sister T. was at der jmi da not ask me how I became so wet" j The Rev. E. E. Rankin preached the sermon, The most of the time on Siturdav was co" them the . . Krebs the Rev. John sumed in considerinc sul-iects .ZTJ in any misapplication of oenominaiionadenominationail . ,. thededicatioa of honsehoMs by theopiisiles down to ' reading ot an essay by Kev. Il-chRrJ Ander ! I cannj notice at ibis lime, as I have slreadj disciple of Ccrist, and wl ThftdEOBfatarwhoiras Hwing kicked up and and Rev Dr and of fundsunds T-..1 J . J .-L • r.i. • . . e ^"' J^cts ol genera, in- and a resolution was that . the present time. We might give you testimony froru son, on the question, 'How far may a Minis i been iifire lengthy than I eipccted. The to meet the summons, aid, "VVhy, F»thtrl yon are wet—how did it presented to effect Lorf Little the services of the m- terest. Some of the best Temperance and! by Elder W. M. Pickett, a member of that happen?" The father laid. "I have ban in conducted otner Origen, Cyprian, Pe'sgious, Aogustine, a conncil of j ter of the Gospel engage in tbe speculations , be prai.ted for his goodness May tbe Lorf faith. teresting occasion. The credentials of Mr. Missionary speeches -were made "that I have ^ Board, but it was lost. The Association ex- 66 Bishops one hundred and fifty years after the a ertti lap&njtg Mr. B., hit I promised not lo of the day." We here state that our remarks | tle-s yiU, may he keep you humble in labOT The remains of sis'xr 2»eil, and his reasons for abandoning ever heard, remarkable not so m'aoh for their ' '^he opinion that the Convention ought postles and Jcstia Martya. These men from their »af amf tUaj aiaut U vnlat Ivas atltd." the were intended to coiroborate the great princi of lovei this city on Wednesday erj The fint two of ih»ae anecdotes tre giten Cfanich of Rome, were read. He did not re- elegance of style as for their strong practical to make a showing of the disbursements, and proximity to the times of the apostles, mast have until that was done, she could not be freed pie contended for by Rev. Mr. Anderson— | fl'onrs in Christian fril-awship. veyed to the reKldecce cn th« Hithari^ «f Elder Alfred BenneU him- gari Romish ordination as valid. We under - common sense and peculiar appropriateness to known the opinions and practice of inspire! miniB- •M—UielMtameaottthaaatliority of Dr. . t -f-- ———» i frotlUUmJ suspioioaBUSplClOt.i ^ciil,) in Bedford County, stand that he will probably labor in one of the U-rs, tnd they tell cs, 'Infant baptism the whole Tha^ it is the duty of every man to provide for WM •\VIIITTXE1J) NiSH- Haw^ trho,;I iiak, xeoeiTed it from a Prea ^e occacion. I wish I had space to speak of The Association is engaged in every good church practices. It vras cot ord^in-d by coacei's, •oathem cities, where we hope he may b's in- limself and Ids household, aad were not in nnderstaiid she was in tin bTioiiiaaifiiister. ^They •reift'-iriiraiy of a them more-in detail. It was pleasant to hear "oi k. The cburches have ^neral bat -was ever in The charches have received an plMBBi yoat Bcnp-Book. PreaerTe «era. strumentol 4a winning others to the truth.— 'f^J'^ly been revived where they have enjoyed min- tended to impeach the Church in Shtl j XS' The caterpillar is no: transformed info age; and is therefore caHe them, pleasant to see the influence they pro order from the apostles to give bapti--m even to in- Baptist ^I»rtip«Iinllfcn^ToawithoUiera in isterial labor. Their toursa is onwlrd. , for which, we assure our brethren one a buU( fly because ii has tasted honey from womwihood. to join tbe aj Pntl^terian. duced at the time; and more deligbtfurstill to fant*.' We feel, we deeply feel, that the duty, ihe byville dMtoa. i J.M.P. and we kindest feelings and ihe flower, but it lives on honeyed nectar be- Eurronnds the throne of tl - Why did they not baptise him anticipate the inflnence which they will pro- Co., Tt^. privilegoa of infant baptism come to us by apostolic all have only the ClarktviUe, Btd Riner raceceuon.withafloodof evidesces. WewiUisgly Vishes. Jobs C. Hoit. cause ha3 beeome a butterfly.—£x.

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-IntEiligeEce. Fpr the Tennewt® B»pUit. iMAnniiA'L Co. xriss ) Ch f^unessa ^aplist. Antiquity and Perpetnity of the Church. cend, the image moved upward until the tri- 1 Prpi. fO.h. IC54 'j- BRoiaEE GRAVEs:-In vour valuable paper ! ^^^ VAIITABLE BOOKS, BtoTniR Graves:—If yott think this will h—As rttiviili Qf rtL^r-Joa or GREAT IKTEEEST-EECZSTLT rUELIsnED ET NASHVILLE, TENNI the 2d of September, I noticed under the ^ '--'l' -tandiag iii l.iutiSrr !mr;; aut bern v-eiy prove edifyinj; to any of your numerous read- larga rut off. It is a..t ru-Jrdv ,itlio„i rrm^r t" GOri-D fc LlJiroLTi, ^ovehead an'account of the ordination of i " ^ -thing. He ' ^ " i» t., bs looDd in n irnehjai. Icn. -sa a. EEiVBT s p-.T-it, Twiil lurni.h yoa an SATTTSDAY, OCTOBEE 28. 18 54. " er?, you may insert it in your colnmnsj rosTAULK coRx .MILL AM) ciirsnEii. r." „„ C9 Waahin'tBD Strept, Baiton, Mua. Bro. G. W. Bntkr, of Simpson County, Kv • ^ ""'•d htohead tras Robespier- : „ ^ p;; mefidM t.i th-' Ht:«-n-i.n of tlie tarm-r aco rai*.r |l jua wil' gire U a Having, not long since, heard a Methodist (^riuo AND JinjCS —Tin D.«-ia- of Sin and Ihi. r .rl- STATSJ) OlSTHiBCTCCa. - the same number is gi v.^ an aeconr^ of L P-^ ^^ P-"- body. ' li wurtVir r.f tiit-ir a-.E^-nU'ia. * ' tiaa.r; or, the Tree Conwcrati-n of Ihe Den" i-r t. 1 i ministtr, in a public discourse, «ay. That *he THIS MILL la srKi;Ka ASD nrtABie. rtrrBC tt-d ia th» Corr.jpon'Ience .if tir.i Fri,-n,l« B. F.. -rt.k Au- e-TehnUecl mJ fJg. EWsr J. M. rin'lli-ton, Boaling trrtn, Kf. COMTLrCTloX, Rfl a.llil.ral-l» Ma^j'vJ li.'ilt iJMIa. 0 Tlialoph. D D Tna.lat«l fn,", tu- , EU>t T. O. Emu, Slata;;. Alaiaai. Baptists originated since the commencement of ordination of Bro. Wiley Finlev, of Chickasaw "-icenJed out of " II i.-icv:,--,^!. Tij _ rtia ..hp'Jinj; and .rTr .Juaa-bAn I!,i »i:h aa latrodortjca b; Jcha f'-e Simla, b Mtnua, Ala, County. Miss. I wish to call especial atten- I S'.irTriEiL.-i Bir.LE DO.IRI>- vaj,r.n» criL.iitr.^ ,.f ct-rn kn i ro& tu^ianr, cr:= IBaio. cloth, 60c. j the "Ker6rm;ition by Luther"—and knowing basSif-U o' mf^l p~r h'-ar; nrjn:- li-k ^ 2 I inst^ n:, rr-.'ular Ec!=!-r W Tpl-r. Tincnj-ills, STonh Ciroiic.. tion to the order of proceedings; not only the '•'P ^^ bun . J K. UKiVES. to ^-gbl boar, -ad I»er.iT . Brother Jiraca Eojera^ Dr. J. S. MarfrM.5«ro. SortL Carc^M. I that this is the general opinion of PedobaptiBts K"-r.v r D1TT0N-. Ccr S.'-f r^x ''-^-por, la Uir lur-e leosrib t.nif—.11 ' TOE BETTEE LiSB The J Oi lai' attention of those brethren composing those i , """ '".ytiun- in P-!rf«ct ew. to :b.. atmnai*. |t».i -I Uia ai-r R Jonrt. kriim^a —i. e. if they are honest in what they say, I i a.Vlll.i.SA FCLLER, I !ttend.;J, -nri Trid, a zeal G. G U-^wnl;, TjI^t. T.m. i-nlT, ..t,.r,.-ti..a of .ai j...-.,-, ... r a. Ccr.lcj t-. ai Xol- Presbyteries, but of all whom it m,)rt. Ulioiie | the Presbytery then proceed to examine the Zioa Baptist Association. I .l.riilcj t.y u.r Cunror.l Anociitiua lo i^nif IL^ fnrraod Cbarrh and V^ucUi: o[ He iLasioaarr li^ • Paris. Iflmo, 6Cc. I d til LUjjr fur .1 teYival af Kroo this we learn that Christ established his brother concerning his faith, call to the minis- Cliiir r^ w ive to ..cutaln oor Lifaeecimrr at Boothsr Gk vves:—M&iiy of us in this As L t -- Iv ,4 ,1, , ojt n^dpem tntm kL the last Bi-iision COMPLETE POETICAL WOILKS OP WILI'AM cnVv PEIL iLenrl-fck rtligioa oi' tie ersDai -ivriting ta us oa business -sroTild own church, and that it has continued to eilst try, iL-c., ic., and mark you, this all takes s.^cmtion are attentive peru.sers of vour vf. .... • '.r I;.-; - ..1, t.wlth-) cau rr-lr-ia tbu.-1U-Ij.-, by m.i.i.np „r cr-a„d r-ra. ar. ,t«r. i, ri^X.,.- wri'.h i Lifa »3a C.-tir:.I tii« Wntut r* Ou ^i^-r j-r I inii iLcir Ubora wtre a- confer a great favor by giving, their Post- ever iince. place a/ier the church i„is sutd he shall be or- ^ t . riT <: rm..vi!le, Tsnatp..*'. . TSift fa&,n .a mucS. le». Ua.. tii,a new itaJ el-^iiilastiatiroiaoaau-tl. .0 u„, Uula, ble paper, ia which we have read 'wiih pitn.s oace Address; also tiat of each iidividTial But our Protestant friends all tell us, that : irv :i„t.- f. o.' [Us cr.i,. r. MzsioniEs or a on.vN'DMOTnEa dt . „, 5, ClirisUan'a apttiUgioHT- dained. li' -Jio Old of f«-!ir„; np..a tin. tire your bold vindication of Baptist prindriles, J I. .HiETlv, Trcat^O'.fr [-•r'.o J is 1, aihi «hitev,.r tm:rii,i,.t,; la* tr^an d a larre Cia-ctu A rhHrmiPc 1 sliwclj be loumi tu eyp-j f^uj - for wioa they writs. the Reman Catholic Church, though she has ^ mai CiiBIain i'j- lojsti. clula, 60 ct?ct3 . -K^rra, mFiicntd. marj- of Now, we contend that the right to examine and especially your noble c.\po:i io.-i of Canip- ('ioo.il fortj p«r reaii eat.l„,i. Wiiii.; h .-raahia^ «rni survived tu-- wreck of many centuries, is not i.r<,|..r a Ijr,,.. ; „ J, aaJ .11 tie A LAMP TO THE FAITQ; nr. Ttxb TilUU ti. 'h. tlr*rt t: ! loTil X r.aa br Ciiih; nnd iS?~W"e have concluded, ProviJence per- "mplies the right to reject; and if the presby ^ bellism—in which controversy Mr. A. Cani'p- MANY or IUu>E PBOMtiES, outrjoient ol Ise cob iwared—l.«incM) ca.-Ij cle, nomf.icl tUe Marliet.plj^^ Itr Hst W K T-- Ij |> the Church of Christ, but has been drunk with ''i.'"-"-'- ""'•a.v .,' r.rdl.l coan ie. iu..r, Wiui sa tle^ini lUa^inue . iitif pv« Hi "o. ci-.m. •.>.:: I'tUEZ". •nLicIi ctiniinuud a mitting, to ascept the :nvi:auon of our brethren M^e:.::! C-er. r.I .\9-Ti iti-.n. of loaua for the ?ow-i •Til-; ui,'i-thl I tery have the right to reject, then the preach- j bell makes certain insinuntions that you hdve ;heaN,'»p rr.il GLAD TinmJa. or. Th« r..-p#.J o/ P^v A .»: the blood of tlie faints—she has shed the .J .! ll.t . :; Lace c-.t li..cTi ietmeU o Il.tl.i.^,.,. Rob il.r^ball il :1 .. !> -M. ..ad U,ca,,au ' sham -arer.;.' ycung Indies, In Florida, to be wiih them at the Florida As ers of the present generation hnve a right to I 'be couQdcnce of your own ileuuniinaiiun OouatieB, T aa^-b e. (•er..,B i-l,:rn; t" |.ur«h * » il l»il«* U-tUt«?mn« Fiir CHri-« --in Disr.j.I s B- H-v «' K Tw- Ti... ] • niM r.ll ,!u». taJ an rrli r-i-.,, |.l l -s ;.- aa.e.., ,t Te,.T,o- . 'llc. D D Wlih aa eltfr-ii liUe l' te U< m. > blood rj fifty nuilions oj Ch-islians! 62 reata. InH.rv. Kt rt- hnrvd (I Eeaa SQcIadon, on the third S.ibbath in Xovember. fay who shall preach to those following — j Tbt rcforo our Associ-uion, (i'iun Baptist A.-,..o Ih- L,..r,..r ... li,.— l,.-r;l,r>ii i lt-diTiJ tLi.ir f.r.b •... u,, .-e .uroi.a.vlaaj pat up rb»l.t ;ui uie a- S .ra . r.re I>..li ^ Where, then, was the Church of Christ dn- ui-.u t! = U,1 ; cf f,r<.i: irt-» w- n-adf tlje Fa.-chaa? •'AMi." C .i.\LI>W!.\ SEED Tlire »!CD nAnrrZST ..r S ^-W.ll .rl rtr wi.ko.htT snrai h-nart- LJ- }- r ai'-jr.cn - .11. 4o ll<,,.^„ri r,.„M,a nr !eim from Brother Devoiie, th.-.t Where, then, is ihe authority of the church? : c'ation, Missisbippi,) unamraoujly pas.sed ih^ uot bp co.-ap; I1.-J tT> n port tIioi.e tiacjes twcLLi o ..ID C. A Bi». k for Ynun- U. W K —i*. I) T bLijo.T '.L!-Vreny . ing a dark period of more than a thousand , - •].. - l.lr, s.. J rr.L.J(0 . L& il .".i. r'.rg.a: ili^p-.raioj l_lii p-.t: ifi.uo, rl Lli VZ Where is the power, with the churches or with | following preamijle and le-solaUon; I.' t..e • Ifl) lie ;.tl-l r..riivlt4; t-> ti..rio..-al. I .Wirr. D Caouun nr C .tTfe C.'uaui' Ir-' m- A- b• L.sail- ' l there h.TS been a rr-'etinj of e-Xttaordinary in- years, if there were no Baptists all this while? I cju-:!-u -e Ir^m inat the a presbytery? • Whereas, in the recent cvniro^ersy belw.eu CHAMntL?- C^ME IXX'K t vr^- : ...r -. - terest in Bmtlitr Ticln:norV charch, Moat- Luther, the^founder of the Lutheran Church. MI.S'LTE- OF C'lNVEXTIOSS itv » C'lOice ol laUs wCtrij »i».i u:«--u •• •• I have htt n T:oTd- Th.<£l the power of ordination is with the j J- R. Graves, the a^^ie nnj ,tii i^ra H 1,. ' .NEW TOl.liS OF von .»1E XI. Jul U Ti OlJ nil 1 ti^e ^ . u.'ir 5 T M.i^. ftii M . I..J 1; gomsrv-, Alabama, at th j tlm*? ol WTiting forty born Norember 10, 1483. Henry VIII. I S t- ] I' f !u—-.=3 frrr •(•nJin? ti.e Pi-enil T»-:« roii»jJ.»7T'.4i fuUi -fjual. ai>ij in rr- aiiiinr •sui-ii IiiU'e been . _ .T iv! 00 Per Aniinci. iinariably in Airance—SI 00 Imd be?n rtceired by baptism and sii'y bopi.- church, is evident to our mind. I know thai ''or of the TrnBes~i;o Bap;i:,i, and EA r A ' -.l....-, • IIJ PI' , pu,t. -Iiaur t'f :b- i.tiifr »..rt. ..t t'l^ """h* the founder of ihe Episcopal Church, was a FOK M.\ MONTHS I'ii.lo,- a vt»t ftm-i ..r it.f..-.o - u Li«- tn.. Jt»sn '-f .1 l^j-ptl fuiih bj-- It is said that P«ul and Barnabas ordained el- Campbeil. the head and front of the (Jenomi , Co : t.-. a;,.! Car.:, I In . f. t« a. : .-»fcl; i-.i 111 I 3 • o 1 . r i - J .. fully ccnrerted. 1 th.. 1 ach r- r l-e aj pi.-e., J enii'iirin^ ir^v of sal- cotemporary of Luther. Calvin, the founder .(• IH,: >.*a'jUiiaa inn tnir vL . p-ial-i I.'itif-e, Li'TiTT, fai iiishit^j 4mp!p I'r pverv ri,*., . > tf ij» • ders in every church—AcU 14: 23. This, nation currently known as Camphelli ef—.-^hiJ - p»r io li E b 1 ."l-ciipli^a »i:i I iri. la lu a to reaew a- of the P.-e.sbyterian Church, was bom July 10, at ; t l.--..,.: ,1 , r A TRE^THZ ON Tn«! COM®AnvT'rS WKTO'JX iHaot ccnan- il !u tlie Siqual, J^r We are sorry to ieara that an ccfort however, is not sufficient to prove that lhe\ Campbell elearly iioiniatei that mid (irave. : b^C.V l-E-i rac aMmal Ki ^Gu-j&i r... . r c t.. \ PREMICMS FOa VOLt->Iv XI -.11 M f.i.l... Tr.n*:.'-^ f-.'. .. tSe. w-,... \ I jr!!.-ii; lii= ai'Tn-;r_453tinllj; 1500. Wesley, the founder of the Methodist •ji... o' their iiilniite. All B r Tvas miJe at th-" G^ nc-ral Association to make assumed or had the power over the churches. ii^t ^h.ire the ccniidriice and ts '5;.4 t.. -V' l f. lobaptist i,.i, 1. '•opT of Al.tili-D«. a\i:. ^r \VaiJi. I J... M D I: -'. n 1 .. . em of 111 • r 1 jO Street. -fc i-ip' r •y as i Rtu- rub il.: •'"u - V.-iuo-f 1 i.l Uj- lii^. rV IA liliat tl;e Suik ainy GfS be the imprts^ion en thit body that the editorial | ^burch, w:i3 born June 17, 1703, It will be remembered that the word here trans own brethren; hdJ wliereas, s^ld . li-k —l aoj So 00. r... t 00 in-inuHti. n. W 1' n 'lag "lie r^, .'I- Till- IP '-rcl X: -iP.l m.-t •--l • ' lil tlse l.sirt m-iinv tj riirisi whi-h jippc.artd in our is,suu of the 14th inU.. j Baptists have existed as a distinct lated ordain is cheiratonetheis. and is in other | not promptly eontradie'e l by ilie li^p i.... 1-.- ..f IIIT'. Wb" I u,. 1 1- k e».1 r"l |.ul.h'tj-.:. it:i.J ,»... p a • i. -.ilu . ... '„! ..M. I.f ... Am : .... T ..--I., r . ti- fii.-iii have b f n caiirj^utred, in nhich an illusion wa.s made to the lamented 'broagh all the vicisitudes of places translated chonen. In fact, the Ust is ; ("» "bdbe deeinon Bro. Gmves has pni'.!eiiin Ci.iui.,;,'; roTiiK Ti..\,\LMi;£ PfiJUCA ar- unailli lo „,. -a.l'.in.. T,.e • Icjujua I'T lOo U.ea J U. Uim time, from the days of Christ until now. If Tli'N Soel LTV •'I p r , ,- t;,e I, - L f. r fi:.' i'i wfTlhjT. J. L Wa'ler, was put in type after the in'elli the ordinary meaning—a vote, to make choic» | submitted the question,) is calculated to »oik li II,pi? I (.lUMBKKS IlirOSnOHV 1 ? n: • ! J W T - i-e ".r^ .'ti baai .ee-naU'„:fe,andTrife«, fio-n .1 t,. la , 1 t. • I . til- .. , • Ml M.N'. V Vl-UH-^ »It . i: .1. -1 n. A our Pedobapti.-t fri. nds deny this, they coa- • 1' • I .IJ-eCl Le genceof the ueaih of tba--distingu:. a.'K . it., i lu iLrte a.-'ath-. ' Ut mmg^i. ft on ,' 1 r- ' •, T', - '. Ilir f...ii3 ht'eu ;',- HI. il., rK, ai.J :t ho| e.i ti.atil a.I! i,e cit-e I' -.r .1,, type on Monday or Tuesday of that week, Christ, during the long reign of Popery, ex- their elders?—the latter is our opinion. It is ^ to the saints. Therefore, N ,.' li- '.J? ti.- fiwiiej.' il nr la.. Auv oiii ~ i« li- ib-m-ti'lb- m H ol fiT« •i tf.Mu.IU- . t.. » r. C a . r,." rns ri.i i Oi' < I.LI'^ -'i-n be li'S ia •Jii-'i p-srl •'f car fU 0-3 • = • • — •• 'r - TI ^ whereas the sad infellig.nce of Broaier W.'s isted an entirely distinct organization from the a very common mode of expression to say a! JicstUi-ed, That this m-ilie.r Svr.rtv . f .ti, fvlvi :0 liil- Uil,„ , L U, 1 linv-^JT- hnvtrh «-Q rn^iiiEj : {•iQi^l Vt -.li..' M. rua-n..- ',;n,.,, ri ,'!i fi no death did not revh this office until S.iturda' Baptists, i. e. those who held such a doctrine person does a thing, when he on;_> 'nves orders. ; i^'y approve hlder J. U, (iraves* c o'jrse I,!,, ir-- I- r >• ocui. and tai. .. a u.-..:. ij prn ... r. oL - I!* I.iit r w min Jis. •» riie •i-! r \r.r\ u- 11 • Tllii Mi-S-lOX Oi lUL .M.MiUTI II about noon, at which time our en-ire issue was | modern Baptists Alrxander is said to h.ive crnqnered the world, ' tnanly and moM masterly expoMtion oi" Lh- i-r i.'ED SCKirirRE^ I 11. J..l,ii. Cn.-I . II -,e 1 • .vte. piiK-e hate been • ha." p.i: 1 oi:« «Ulm.-nt t't •^ne BfU-lin.: n• ^r Aaier. -aa «u: .ju u. r printed and ma led. We regnrd the char-e ! Dr. Mosheim, a standard historian, ani a Herod is said to have slew all the children in rors of CampUl.ism. pra \w!I Io l-.-orrptlr c-.|,. tt..- k. ' tii;ff I i'Tf ri jo?ce-I." snd • Ills -ilML- referred to lis nir.de directly upon ourse-f. in- 1 of the Baptists, says: "The true Bethlehem. Solomon ?aid to built the tem- Resolved farther. That Liro. Craves n-ver '.f t!..- • lUr-l i'l,.!. •alifd tu G,nl fur K UhiTKS. Cz The fr.Unwind f 1 '' 1) '- - l> .- asmuch as its author well knew ihat the Editor I 'bat sect which acquired the denom- »ar fliM r*i«i. of pie—it is evident they only gave orders in the . shared more hirgely th", Cliri-liin coii:,.i. m-.- K. r eara IJ..-".,NOTIC.' r nucumE TO. -IDVERTISERs. J jL —' . " at li T He R. V J Mau.i •ijf lu.-i rr-nfencc nnd lha Kti* j: I'O TTO-S absent. We n.-vcr yet hive boon guilty i o- -Anabaptists by their administering VuTVur^ l.t,- •I'-l 'ix n.intLa I IV a ^ respective cases. We argue that the Apos- and (.iodlv esteem of his brethren ih,in at ih.- STATK CONVENTION. F r ••i'-u i.ti.- 1- •r -nr,.- !u..-.th. \ -.t. : e hfll w.iL Uip- ('.f jj 1,,.-. . r lei. THE KlXll'IOV' of di->tuibing the renose of the Cfiid mucii t 'be ri .e of baptism to those who came ties gave orders, and th'j churches procetded ^ present time For < litjuarf 1 -arVi l-'...rtf, ft 1 I.'*. I .... I.- 11, I r V ris 1: '•.un?v Tniir<«:.iy W^irf Ai ta- rn • iJr. rilHi»m«'i t» ar» allo.-iXl I- rLaiij. kiC.'i-. d luvrftin;^ i»L-a the uarzrr/y i; ;-.i -OI L,. li. - _ k . 1. Jess of dodginj behind a dertd man's corpse to ' communion, and derived that of to make the choice. In fnct, there is not ai liesuUt.l, That this Association • J ! 1.. - • u cnir lutua f..r 'M a- rvi^ui-e-i t. I «« hiuted f..^iu-aav |reh in Sm'Ui cnuAtr.. A y. th" r.it- will • - riA.irj-,! 1 1 HE C'.lUl.sriAN MOHll 1 I' J , ii.B » .-nUile Ui.- Church, It a Urr? c.i.-u J.it, .a 1- -l. Airah. stab a lining friend to the hear:. M. | ^'^""^Jnites from the famous man to whom they church upon earth that can s or cm r.^n .Mine in ahllu a -t , L re'-cify lnipl:--nn at our nfit Hro. iira^-es we have just dost-d ti hurno i'. ! enrn-«j..iu:jjnv from .i-T II li... . . ,,! ; - I.. ,....., , . . I The anniversarr csercisea of Newton The ! extremely difficult to be Again, they make the ministry a self creat- nious and mteiesiin^'stssiun ol" uur Assoti^ I-' .J - of ne.cbb.. in; St.it-- Th.. .'"oiluw- We '.nreiorth to t^ia ,,aly a fern Cr.l.t «fiiiN t lil-- r. Jl,...,a. a. .N. i. OJu rs wiJi unitii ^Lii lie 1- .ifnl , T.-a r ,- , , , 1 C , . r - ological Ics-itution were held on the 28.h and ! '^''-''-''''-^''e'i-" "^"ol- P- ing body, and consequently independent of the lion. which i»-o f^crmons w.-it- i-rficiu'd. \ll [ rpla-if t.. e-'-po-af- tut I, *>urlt a. eta. BiN,:.,.. .1-1 U O o... ihei. CliurbcF. Ur^ihren —Inl.a.laiU>ry 8 r-i.on L.I'T L D ScLon- . .-.-ekin,; I, an. ic , ....a I o U a — 2nai ult. The address before the Knowies' 1 D'^nbi-ne ?ays: "The Waldenses, f:ir church. Some one mav reply, we do not claim which we dot mt-d v.urihy ol" puM. -jiTi.-n i^in '••nd Wliulmnre lahun-d wiili Hhetorical Society was delivered cn Tuesday | 'be Mystics in purity of doctrine, to be independent of the church, and that only I by KlJt r G. 11. ^Unm, on ihe K.iauv-.- .UMt- E:.ier U, I! II TUL CRLl?^ ft- TUi. NOiarii ^ llFii! liin". Th:' r!nir;:U was U-LTlIILK » I'l llLli ATIO.N I \ .. . .1 I , c M . U-r V V . • 1 ..UA i •• li t. ,.4 1» evening, by President Hitchcock, of Amherst i wiwesses to the truth, such perfons are ordained as have betn set a- of and Churches—the o,i' -r by Lt.ki '-L-iuc ti. • .M-rtlac IN rilE°S i-rt.t-Rl, pmjEr K^a uLertd, he i.vTERi'atTATio.N OF iijEscr.ii'Tr .U-'iUL lu.k- Cjl'ege. His subj^ .-t wa; '-STecial difine in I than the rest of the "hurch part by the church, and they are only oximin- J. T. 1-ux, up-o'i the DocUint oT K.tr,:ui;. \Vr , » - li ... t, !, I d I.' n. l» l» Wit MliCk..* ti .. and liicuii .i. T L L O T'a .. 1. lio.e ...1 ae ol V.D.II k-K - a. K'. S 11.S ol li"].-, a I terpoMtioa of nature." Oa w'edne.-iday morn ' 'ii^f^^ 'o bave in- ed, that the church and the world may have have tht-ivfore rniied as much nioii'.y as Wf .1 1 ,a li.e -li'.v [itL't-ii CO., as3 tn- • r : L- i: Uj-i,i • II.. l 'J- I u. ... • p.- a lull' Aaj- TUU^SAT r.i a Of on » ,ii b,' •iir-.rte.l s aiTl, .V , ar. e, r. l .-r.'!. ii L". :tUJ . ••' .I»nl I .r ; ing occurred the eiercises of the gradu-Vdnt: j ^"'^miis of the Piedmontese full satisfaction of the soundness of their fnith, 'bink wiU be necessary to htivc ihtm i'aii,i-li. to ioug. A eoNLi.-t iii.- L,- Ui]- mUt ^ I-: call to the minisiry, ic. Why, then, il the , in our minutes, and have pa.s,-ed ii rcaoiu- [»ll..^• I'; Ilearv • liui.r.o clas^. Twelve young men presented essays! ! was augmented and their . IHE -.VOHD ANI) WO!;i.,S <}T t,op M. I' ;aul. ' .. -le iini, llii- p.ijr ar, leered one i".ei n i: 11. El/ , •.aG.il, \-.Tlati** Kin.-iifiii • preparatory to going out into the world as m'ia- i piritied by the disciples of Valdo — church is the highest arthority, and the pres- ''oa to have TUO copies of our ir U-iutes p;.',. >.v Cal.ST Ck JI -T I'l L'LI.'-Iial). - -i, « :i,t rtl,L led lij '.'-^Uini. j" r a;" n..r-,..n ;,. c illUl.itVIA 0-, Lr.,1 a:. , >.,..apreh,Ti.,, 'ietchei na h. n-l t*TVm ifiters of the go.=pel. A ' public dinner was I heights the Waldcnses bytery have no right to refuse ordination— i'oheu at the office of the Tinn. ji-ip.i-^r, t-ritTv C ii-.-vnJ . t. -OPKl , Aniirr-oa cu.. lb*! (l-j'^sl : l.»-.«r..;. .•.-•ila ; •» iXu pC-tr" vui, 12. given in the grove connected with the institu- protested' darin' ' g a Iovq series of ones against why. we ask. shill we practice (to vs) a Uie- whi'.-h I will tV-rward to you as ?o iii as i c,n: M'.)NV CANN"T BR CoNTu 'VETirLD , . f 1 ax&a jiad .1 yi'.'r!"U3 noik kia been . i r-'. .-Jtr J i . I)f .M - T.-UA;.. •••ria.*li...-j rr.- ..^^t-.,ei. t f i.Ml UJU C. I'Vtl*. IUIMC^ •• ri* tion; r.f er which, sever.tl addresse.s weremade. ihe superstitions of Rome." His. Refor., vol. less and unmeaning reremony, and that, too, m^Ke out the manuscript, wiih a detire of r.u :;• w an; it •U t.. it'••s..n;:l ia the p is.oraE J a ijti' . L..nt;i. If,.-a- u:. c ^ lis :L I'l,,-,. nn 1. p 91. that savors bo much of Rjme? We say it is licR'.i'. n at your es-.riiest convenience. 'w'C. iil ft OWIaT ill-.I- Aj I-.I The fiiHuwiag rem irks were made by the Rev. 1...: I...5.V TTb.. Q v.TT jr UJriuj.aAl LI.ntl'N A iionK rnn i; • l:rL ic;'r. devi-'a u id been. a-t uLv ^f iLi-' tiit; I 0«U t....t ' IlJIJ Dr. Oncken, of Germany: Dr. Tpeig, Professor of Theology at Gron- useless, because the church (if she has done Vouis, A-c., J. p. Tiiovrrn. ; 1.1 • c a il'i, . \ '.uiaLter ' f RiCiiii.# lit. ai I 1 p..rt-i; : ol fir i , auisttVtnil by leU r. A- J bil ifxJ i: a* ic. ii aua ' in;»en, and J. J. Dormant, Chaplain to the King oDf .•!• i»i..l..p6a^ rtcri D- Dai«rw28 -at— rei^utr'ts «vji a mi^-, A cu- uistx ii..Ui< "Sa.'h .scenes were both new end intsrsst- her duty) has perfect knowledge of his f iih tlerkofZion l>ap. As.-o., Mi.-.3. a c>>n«i 1Q. muJ fui . fove rcciivhd Uaa bni ia. rjK* btnUTP-i hm I r«i«ct or 7.'X raKfc* THE rF.IE I'rulritaal »»i>. k. u who were formerly called Anabaptists, and in I he has given full satisfuciion to her that he i.s ' Ti.N tucj.v.jtf LaJ ".ba . jT-r? o I fiw UJ1T3 sinre. :ind _ sraik liaient', with no one to molest or make you el -.No. BR'iniER tiRAVE.s:—Please p'ji i-h .l.e . -tfc till 1 r' fl l.trc*"*. ce Af- t.1.. - ^ li nal tii^U-.i..^. ,1, later times Mennonitcs, were the original Wal-1 not only sound in faith, called, and, to some -li 'Ull c .d 11,—Ciita O k L m. .1. ; -i .iw hi it.pi.B. a Wu L-aia ihiit- U.'L'lhsr ifntii. Bui there, each public meetinj i-^ j T"^^ Lie-' ..A I .a ''.il w! - i .»NUAj:i> A. i-L-^. l.;.i. A-\- VI \\ • 1 'Kill,- names and ik'n:itions tu Imii m -I. ..led —CJiul i in'T U.1. cirefu'ly ga.^rded by the poli'ie, and even iheir ses: .and who have long in the history of ! extent, qualified nnd apt to t<=a':;;i With these .tt tu- O. I." 1--1 \. - .la t.-^ .. . • I-..-'. —Ne.' Y . . B . Kt'i: .-UUk Ui U.iKiiii^ ^•e btsa nhunJandrii cssed which is my (juarlerly report en 'iiiL,- pi, yr It.na. D M Lfiap-. - rn lie ;uni, ffim church meetings were conducted in 5<-.mp i church received the honor of that origin, facts before the chiiri:h, f;!.; calls a presbvtery aa 1 ai-L,. ., i- .i -J in GOCLD i lalNCOLaN I'ol.nrJui^. fiir:i. ..n r->. ACu-.iL forty ali .-rtsi'octAhlf Dra, Reciii.... enael I.. ti nn.i M ViHtu^iO^iMi. fcL-r.-l. iU/-a..U pir^of Earope undtrr the eye of these gend"-; On this account the Baptists may be consider- to make public Ler act in the solemn irapof 1- i of cash konations, Jair—I'lil,! c co .-%t.-rn C. aiiaiij Tu- i'--. « ;l • .I-e, -.M Cl fr^ A=jj-^.r bj Tuoa, NeLM.a A. Co , Tuna ;i> tau churcii bf bajiriiin. arnes of the pence. How interesting mast • tion at Boyiicchitt.i Church SS.-j; .1, rrv V Caarac ll.-i U.. J"-;;! ed as the only Christian community which has tion of hands and prayer. .i.a ' i V ar.-l • . ur.-r —ft this occasion be to ail present. If a sinde . 1 • i. j .t , , 1 n- • B r. I —11 e- .M aj . , ui Gra5,.in cj.j irritea er S?; public col.'ecti-m it Eift i-'ork (.' iirr:- i,e.l re,: a man J,. , f w', „, ' " I . V , I --'^oJ ^iHce the days of the apostles, and as a Whue is the presbyter that rrfti-e^— • VVr- : • \ A:l r : psl.-i tA.>i< i-iis t .1% iif t i nu). man 13 sent lortn, commissionrd to preach the ^ ,, . . . in Ivrmucky Xuren which, ••^ll 05; Mrs. Page SOc.; J. J Tr;ivi\ 11 Co Kufn. av Would Paul have done i:? -1. J. 1 J L U.,.1, G']<=pfrIof ihe Ktn^tlom to the hum-.n family. I '-'^'"'Stim society which h.as preserved pure the priac- I ?u.-.j r- C: I Jos:.a li.ilT, I wepj: uddcdlj the i:hurch. ton Baptist Sund.'iv t^^'hooi 't' i; .'^imut- T . , A T ..d !r,rae Lilal !• I.' 1' , 't \ 1 .fJ . ha^twelveyoungmen.wai trained, wth hearts j ny of the Baptist denomination, tends to con- upon them. I have thus thrown together a W'X U V-ctc.e t~ li U.1 .... t. . 1 a c -J- • e:r -,.IJ- iI'lT.reat f oa--.. at-:.] For ,,.1b ia Pi-iUi. ;p:,i [•IpTr.- idti unr Iind. SLiy Hiicd wiui 1 iVK 1(1 Gxid. troing f.jriu at the com- 1 c' .t. .v j- j i, t. • 1 ^ • •'510. Aug.—East Fa! cma. Li.. Ua (r. Dei li.^ ti. -r, ' Liif BJ< tcieti •..•ccc«2> l"i few hasty thoughts, and if the attention of our . oa'- »ii :','ine- lo ti.e aoL.L'e of ^.iv... .aa. ~ iUjtivi e.t-lii I' -r. s ,. II--. 1, 1 eX E TUk 1 • .Jtl, UCNuuEU L [a orr, and to tiiu nania of mand of-thetr M.-er, to the everlast- ^ ^y the Romish church ' mon W. A. Carter J; St. lltUna. In. Caa ; =i..a at ta. .s-.a i, Wii.lp churches and all interested be called to the rue : A -lLKKs ,UN,1UVNE CnEBIiV E.Xl'ELTO -o. I a .,,li.r to ., U-ili-l I',.i.l,..a; : O; li .1 -1 r ..r; . aad i V 1—1 Uitiift-^' i InggQ-ptl of the b!e?s£d God. What a bles ' reformatjcn brought about in the six- Co-iiPHI. Ine.. |,.on as'- knr.s-n, a. rt'iara ai-ii, k'tJrr. U. U.. E. subject, my object will have been accomplish- i K. Williams 26.-: li. M. CJhar sj; L K - eari-tl' Aa* Ui Esd iight it ii to r-ngel-^, Cnri-t. and the whole ' leenth century was in the highest degree ne- • li.-n. Js . : fire iiiiad.-ed I--.11C*! ui--, everi L.iR Aim n I • nfa pjj. 1 ..Q-r tuti lutlo. , SOc; VV. Loa 50; J. M. Youn;; .-sj 50; ^ S-JISO, 1S54 1.7 /tU campaay of the redeiimed in heaven, as well cessary; and at the same time goes to refute ed. iS. P. Forgv. -1 -;e:,I !',-ii: „i,;.l.' .-ri-.-iI r-iaeJ..!- CIlALLi:>U£ T'J A.\Y MEDICAL i-CU -i 1. I'u^ iii.-=., s pt ei, jissj-' |, .. 1-- I. 1 - '. ,.-.- i , ib-ni „ eic-1 as therediiemed oa earihl lie closed by a re- j fritnd 81; Rich. Ilant 50c; anionni 11 mi^^.^ou- L M-lj-'-J I.J tS- ri-llmi , - , the erroneous notion of the Catholics, that Glnsjov, Ky. 1 i.r li- C-ii--. r,.„„,,, I)..,a..i,:,i, I I MVI.K »IT V, Ics:—rcvii a!i ef ;tiig!oii ference to the impiriance of the stand which • IOJ ^uai tiic fBi-ul;* ..I 1 p- l: , . jt ' by T. J. Canscy 8I. /ion Hi!I publi-: C'ln^-r- iiohi. I- 5 of t;.,- I.:;:!, > aol Ti r-.itc-acraUj Ti:e C K f Ji L £ i- 0 fi IJ ' , 1 r y \ F s E BiptLts are require ! 10 lake in the vi-orld.—t their communion is the most ancient." Ency. • uue^ at'i I ».U J..I- u. X, llttuoa of thi-ui i.i news ' tion 95; W. Merct-llu.-; The follov^in - Li,,ir' •: , ..:!..-,-,:., '••• . le. 1 il,«ir ua.iu.hSei p-.iip .. M viao-i lb- Factii:* ai i^i-t i.'.-i -tii u> 'PUK Cffct ^-i^ai f.i ti.i. . • .. J... -il-...!' la- r.i .• i; , -Ifi. i" n Yuur haptistn ia an impo.-taat element. You Relig. Knowl, Article Jlennonites. Hlnsjon of an Aeronaut. . ,,- i-,, i„,t..'.a '-t - 1 iT'-a Hii.l a alt 1 M.SDA^ . • % , r I of Z. art. t shrfll tlLe/efoiB ! donations to constitute I!ev. Z. U:eves a Lilt ii . do not les It as much in this country as you Rienerius Saccho, a Roman Catholic Inquis-. lU rM .1 • n.-.J'.-i=e6' •_.. . .-•r.cled • lircw'u- . ri^M ln-a II : brief acccrrmt o£ m; - nieet- would if you would go wiih me to Earope. The Petersburg (Va ) IntAligencer of Au ! Member of Inditia Mi-sioa Asf.'oc!a:i>:-n were :.. .ill. i.i.n .,:-'rii..n a. :i foir.le^ TL-y .io'-i i be itnr, says: "Among all the sects," (there were - .- 1 ul mj.y jkit I- , Tvajiii related t.i our meet- There you would see ih.it infant baptitm is do- gust 28th, gives the following account of an ; m,4de by men of the world of his congre :- * e rr r. i.i:.-, reii-'.e -r^r •I'F'aat ivben nr-a.i-iD ma' iciaa ni-^T --tiJ cie Lrii ct-- 'Jti: pju »..-- •-'J cu - i-i'.'- "Ul bg a vast a.-ncnnt of evil. I nra a Baptist, sects, you pcrceife, before the reformation,) The ner: rattEnde;'- tth ai optical illusion seen by George Elliott, in a re- Jesi-i-iptiro > - ' -r,ilf r.f the sir-ols - and while I love all christians very muc:h. I ••which still are, or hare been, there is not one T, L, M-iore M. C, W ither- iSoiW. C, H, J c..;l iip-.n a.- M. •t*' ^ a-v. t.i . pi ccntina'.'d bus six airs, as cent balloon ascension from that city:— tC e:icii. c II ..u c -T. r- r . botii a for S2 50, mj ••kii J CsliCt'? u. tt.r Ul' mean to carry out B.^otist sentiments through- ii;->re pernicious to the church [of Rome] than Mayhee Elisha Bell . F. Svcrar'n;ei. S U =T,MSLER A C. , Pr.'prielorH but it traV a hiavenlj After he ascended about 3,000 feet, he dis- IV.i.,'. i.j.t Uru^^txfs. Boh.tnpTf Thrre a..-*' whirb i i'^p* ia tb» -S re CbHU.nr- cut the wQrlii." that of the Leonites;" (a name by which the 95: J. E. Jagers •'JS 5U; Jjlin Km x 5'j— 1 CkJiccr Ui lur i.m-uUj I ciiurch. Theri) tireit' ten or charged some five pounds of his ballast, when : Wh^D w i.f r- it -.ans.-.T i-b.l 1% t:. r-i ".Fuar i-i-tism il in important eleinen!." Sa W-ildenses were sometimes called,) and that •^.'',1; Miss Sarah A. McKer.zie S.'i.,-; Miss, S 7 r J mioloi^e AreaU, y • .Tt-ti.r J...:, u: 1-jjtii'I.-: ». u .I.M , llittle band, sinie th^t three he shot onward and upward with amazing ra- I.r m-.r-i r.i.; ^-o-riillr '.hro'a.iho'il the tTaited State*, coir- aUiLi..;, Ml - 1 L »- J,.^ I- »-i.t we have cQcsidcred it, and hdve tre--.ted it ac- for three rea.sons. The 1st is, because it is M. McKenzie Co.-: W. P. Mullins -Sie r', liu>t < Ol la i. • C.iiit.-*r u.-tu i>.. i .... t pidity, till he began to approxima-ie the clouds Jianrteea in all. Th|3 little Pub'.i',- collection at Fair Uiver Cnur.rh v-lG T.i -n.upl '.u killed cordin^ly. l aless bupti-m is kept in lis true the oldest, for some say il hath existed from the 4 »'ue ii^Xit-ul fihrtli u-'t I- .-L! an.j ar^Ji » I . t -f. . jieed Uvt DtiL-ember, with. t£?a He then discharged about five pounds more of, tiro. W. Wilson S2 53; .Samuel Uerrin ' .j,'. : ciLiiit;- L-ft faauijU.-t.. .1 r t;.r , .. • relaiive posiaon, we mtsh: as well s time of Pope Sylvester: others jrom the time L A13I.K IIOl NK r uml" O'U n- 'ii < ' > > ..».,-iiiw., as much rtviir:d. Several 60 dense as to wholly exclude all terrestrial ob 'Creek Church and .-ongre-ation, L in-rciioe co . and thespiritaality of the churzh is destroyed. li ,'.-„.- - T .. - .;,„,- 11 ;,r , fr-J I-Li .a-. , u; : I. n., .., . this feet is not. The 3rd, because when all jects from his view, and of course he was lost ; Miss., 660. llev. W. Wiliiams p. r !I-irni.„.n\ ""I '-': en,.«.-...!r lor > B...rlinr 1 iirlii U<- (UtfviKUltfo ••cl .al U.J MiL- c i...r ...,.1 i Pr the ii.i4bl. wnj; four joined • 1". vjT iu 'urui-e ••xia'pt u.-m—, Believers bapU-mis the only massive bulwark other sects beget horror by their blasphemies T-l-. ,n,' n .U. . -a lha l.iat of all nt Xen Hope, to all observers below. These discharges o! ! Chur.h SO 8,'., J .hn H. Oatis 611'. Pub'i.- P-r^a-l L.*.i.iia»'Dt-ami oji..--. UJ lur a. i. yn to- keep the ^rorld out of the chttrch. Were it r-eiceii- ,cl.ea . uuai.~«»u currU or di>vcLa.,e-; i-j against God, this of the Leonites hath a ^reat ballast were distinctly seen by his visitors, and | collection at Pearl Ki\tr Associ;t:,ion I u5 [Sibbaib iifier u cciniiiinnnce ~ T'l.i- I«1 fii:rE-t.scs5 not for the inauence of Baptists upon Pe-io- show of piety because they live justly before Dr P.'-.-t.-M 1» -M.L ..ill,-. T-r a III Tfn? duepiy in! erPHtlii x dnr- oa the first occasion some one exclaimed that i Public collection at Eilistille 4 2 2,5. P.iKl 1 »t Hi- »aiaetii.,elie. I>r J M M 1) .Miw^or' f'u .J bap'ists societies. Protestantism in this coun- r.ien, and believe all things rightly concerning the balloon had bursted. | collection at Liberty As.'ovi itii.'ii, Ji-p. r eo.. .1 - II-1 -Icn '»o-thin!sof t>r II U L-. fc.» Tiiere wcra tm-Ive or funr- ' .tii-e 1 I>T UuI^-1 M L KV try would be jast what it is in Europe to-day, Gotl, and vll the articles contained in the creed. Ij to tiie - •Urrfi-er eplukil^-. uj. v. ths war of tlie Lard While among the clouds, he says it seemed iSl3 55. S. B. Culpepper 25 ; a ificnd 5 >,1-; J'lns FITXPATHlrK, EUi«-.-W C Btt.-.k . C. UJ. Mi« corrupt, wo.-ld!y and ingdi 1. If we allow ba^ Only they blasphemed the church of Rome." , I's.J- Una B-r y. Cbtre wMc ihiity jaiitd the to him as if he was in the midst of a large Scott co . W. C. Chambers 25;; S, J. Di-ason Dr N..rD-et M D P-rt Trnn tism to be carried ontofthe church and ad- Campbell and Purcell's Deba'e, p. 140. nil J A. KCVtS. Sae; n Denliat, l)r . iUvt. a. M I) . »-. il -. he misting, uf whii'b were ground glass globe, some two or three hundred 82. Harmony Associaiion, Madi-on cu.—L, F^FENSi.'. IH l»:lUrl,M D Ci irii... . LlJi,...lj. mimstered by tho.=c not connected with it, and F-=..'^VKL1X, TK.W . r-.-a-r .l/oia »a.f lnd,c.o 1 IS prUTm.a Taitm.-. Ata».J AU. Beza say.s: "-\s for die Waldenses, I may feet in diameter, against the si.ie of which op- F. Fmiy 95; W. W. Eley -52. Btsidvs the ? }.-ie* nf TuiU' a Tin— la j-r. wtloa \ i; [iaj liist in prespnce ofa large ili'Til Pl.fO ,1.1 e, - . Pi-., r:, !1 rte-i ittlwi^,.,'.. J E kilt.u.L.L V . ^I'.r^^Kin. ZrCi^ even Joiaptkfd, we surrender it. tiitogether. If be permitted to call them the seed of the prim- I . , 1 1 • . ! . .', ,.,iii—,-I, ^ilh or .I,nt t art.6ci J so-n- J E Gf^rra. N.4atvilie. Icae "Jtian. Thfrs are ssveral posite to the sun, the shadow of the balloon above donations 90 subccrlbers fjrlinlian Ad ' t. 1 , .: i..-i : -ic p-.-ii-e pruii-iple, -of t '.., ... n-a; 1. re- iVLrii only on: Sth'v.l tt^J^o-'-'!. prip». Js S'i • • I***" ^f™ Col. Joaa M-^.--, BJU'O *e acknowkdge it a.s valid when administer- \S iir« uoi^l? Bi'.caJ.. i. ^Iat ^.c* i« It. ip.r Vrca J itive and pure cU-jrch." Pengilly's Scrip. G .1 'i l.i- n .I-ir.' lij il Ih-v t .lele. li -Ith. ijt Ih- < 1'i.iel B W JAKCAIT Ijr^n mi {••ir ctxt na dt ubL— rested, some five or six times larger than the vocate. ijij 50, and some cijn.siderable on ''•-r n 1 ' .', a..: r -e .:..;hte.l :a.-na M^/ntiborBt Ttn Jal^ 29 lUi.^'J ed without Its sciiptural desiijn. we yield it al- Bap. p- 83. el Wii 1.. hi' ..pemti .aaire all learraat- /car I was arjtiimzed in Sa,-i_-inber corporeal one. About half way between him sub.ccription.s. Yoiirs. ii-., 1.. I ...-.I, -..- -I,!-, aea,itr, Y uu, Nf - » ar»" tiiTjirt-il ft-•of r 'V iea together. If we acknowledge such baptized, I will ••onclude-, for the present, by giving lit le more tUin hal: -ji- KalC.i rlLa. I . IL Uf v: >. xi^ a- Au, kmbers—it nnw^ nnmUt-rs 77. and the shadow, which seemed, a; if resting on A. McKe.szie, Gen"! i'. 1 I I r — Ofi rci.T f. r ^e-rtn. f-r n.' l eT.-tj- • •ui-iira, or rcn rvT.d :hfu ft fe man invite them to the communion table some extrpcts from the Baptist Library, where •.a,l r T^lv I, i-^ uj ii..aa-a v».i-« u. f!0 * cioDt'. the glass wall, another balloon was seen of a '.nr - '.pr-ioipUrat- To ms ITS' I'' -Tli*• !- to a - »»-" a . fCa John T4jlaraf Yjjqi coun- t. a .-i to t:.;!; pnct in tUt* tn* is f/»i rt'.'l r« Id ?:*- ,.;. .tj Tb.' ^f.r, —and hence open communion follows with all the works from which the extracts were taken -.a-n . «t, IL. I rr entuckv, to aid me En ihia size between the shadow and Ihe real one. res- MARRIED. 7,1!, Ury U caii be oot-iasj. it. : :ur .ia. or r• -a i*ue I 1ja uiinc lu- Wa P M Tut, - .Et^n.ti/ a r-i'.f »vrx-.u? TPAf* sjcwoa «i.iu-a Ui-1-i^.t ..1 ..I .. -i. - ,1. Ibr . , I Its evils and inconsistencies. Our baptism is are referred to. Oa Toeirfav, Octo'uer 2ilh, l«i4. hr EM. C, C Eil'ia: Itiso, ni r-i'.'--^' I iDroibtr Gjnder. a Hcina'ale, ting a.s if in a vacuum, which di.=p!ayed every lcpartau-at.'« u: tbe a-ty !/« •..auia*^ • •r fcll tu>. tr-it-C b> a •niiesd an impnruint element. P W D..DsoN, of Cai .n l airt r,Mtj'. M'jrfie.-si-oro. Te t J U lbr*>- Il outlia. aai: » t.ui !a.ktl1f. .ft rt. .-b'.- 1 "In II Si, many of the Waldensian faith Au^uAtlJ). IbU »Lo ri.fr.f.; m'- o Ur^f •I a/ fiHia diijs at BartetsTnip^Tihe re- color faithfully of the original. Ho then sa* Siifi Nis-XIK STHC12. r>f WilliaLison Ccnle. T>r,a EATO.N. Irj; iia .•«• ro''«t • xrru'-i.u •no ta suBered death in Flanders under the Earl 1854. NEW BOOKS. 1854 pflj^tri^ I . M' J.tUb liai be time I was withi^iit any another Elliott, clad and wiih features like him- 1. fl. aMUU.TO.'V, Cnni.lT. Ttr^^ tl^.l I. I w U t- rujv . .a. •ArixrcTTVE.—We are pained to'^hear of the Ti«-rr.-I" i . V ilur aa. 11 .f tu. trr-l- Phillip Elzates, for opposing infant baptism.' NEW iND VERY rXTEliESTING li£ALBa rSLi'ZKyiTllLi: AND PIAXOS. ruKT.t !>- J.ttiK«rT M W .urb Indquite anTTell. Bat.ihanka "Jecease of sister Eacuaee E. Toos, wife oi self, and seemingly telf like. He then exten- ACKOWLEDGEKENT OF PAYMENTS. jfi-nl.i "Pope Innocent the III, in 1199, writes his THEOLOiJ ICAL AyO MISCELLAyEOCS Lobkin^-iiiassts, Mfni'tsf m. , Thr-e w—1 V iFuiher, 1 believe he wpa witt Bro. J. J. Toon, of the house of Toon, Xelsc^n ded his own fingers, when he was mimicked U5-'-.5 Stsebt. Nisar'LLt nPT. •••1 tT*»tir.s 1 . Utti- IKiUf iroro ti. I» liute. 1 i ,.-.m decretal epistle to the Archbishop of Aries re M-iiI.a Smrth pal'J to 1st March. J Q Amlren.. r Milel,,-;! M LITERATI RE. f..r ni« U, i-l .taUX C--JT.* AUli* • - J C-I. -.r ;i t j.„ . by this image; and whether he extended one [T^ All krnii" cf Farciaji* madu Uj ord^-r. o- at haa th*! r^cv,,nesof .t -..•-nl--^ IfcM tf specting the Albigensian .cect, to which Baron- T';' Lt -tL.rv f-orn th^ A -Uf-rjian Ira^l p- Ircu r>--l.^iu^ » bfo .j.j U*-. t-ill- cur . r! fjng^thp5emp»)iags lbe:|e have on hy fever, contracted af Columbia, whither finger or more, or whatever he did, ihis figure n .-ri , to l«l.h N,". Jaiaea M Cliek to Ut o.-. IS'.S: J,in,e .. I,' - M ~ ..; -T..-T. .-n.-t.-n dthnazb tb^ fir*'-*** t* »> . »••• -i t.i 4 i. g ius in his annals writes this preamble: 'Among" Black in foil: Le-«i« H-ath. O T Medlirir. Ja ler D. aecun. li T'l-r }. ..n h.,.,1 -ClllK)L HOoKS fr.r <.•ff ff-^TT irrf».le D-arlT baJf of the aa'Jer «y» I... fix... t^L.- J « »» • i,— tht Jleihodiats and oni Prea- she had gone to visit a sister, and where she duplicated exactly. When he would cause his a.m SUNDkV >Ciiv«-»L LiUllALILr wi h hli ibe as- O UAc of Fi...*ant OrriJ- BUlo Ma^i Fnnaio In- ..n otb^ra, ••rp-rieoeeri iiija.1' tn-re t» „„ i.t^., ,, the Arlatenses were herctics who excluded In- W Poni to 2;st Mae, W Vlorffan. Thom.u D>r«etl f. 300] Auj. U •-•"wiry n|>aai rtients T iiMtutf. i.»ca-.rfi I;i a aiyj li^ilthr apphcaaon of I»r J.rtj^r . J. a ii.-^cV^ Kt j M. If the Lord be jfur na spending a few weeks during the absence billoon to oscillate, this balloon would move C Her.lenion. Tliomae Eatca ti 2-ti, O.-t, ISSj I> A Elir.,.-. in Marfreaaboto, MMtth »tba lUB fants from baptism, counting them incapable famiif Wur«'J,;p-. O- V xvrrf T^r t^f-rv .ix"10 th« r^'— C; n:;l. • N -f. '-f -Mv... N. ta C.-nrir. j i exactly like his. When he threw oat more Inll. T If PaU-n, Ja.iie. Pa 1" 0,-t, A 11 ii, 11 f. 17: . • ' I> r - TV -^.ri- H ..nu•ri t:; id tl^-l.iv *l'a« lf;«i::i'5r li.u-. <•<• q -aiAjiu^Mj to p. wpi-* -.ou < fo: psJ 03? I sfaall canclude this of her huaband, who went East on business C-Iltr.-^. a..-J t'l" Ti-U.' t". ifT.trui'i -uin 'Jir jji.he*: of that heavenly privilege; therefore didlnno- N.-r, II 5 Uaraptoat.-. lilt'. N'Iso.*., J p Wr.ir -i 1 t.. ri.' A.ir Cir ''f ."'C'-Uai^ii ifU 'irtiTL*- Mi-i • t. t.if hiAtt-j f-rl-. A »AS»r7 ii I* Ot-o 'af OM brtlhrtn whoSupposa Mnnected with bis Bookstore. He U daily ex- ballast to elevate him.stlf, this figure sankdmm j 1«;-1 J J .Shnff-rt" IDiii M.-. h l«.-,.1, p c. ir,.: l',.;] >;.lo:i (.i r - olcjj - A « . Tnlo'i Ir.j rr braocL of ./fi 'ti * wal rl-m.* lo tii, ip sr.pii'-'fttf aa C'CM'd-r C'ttrr./ K'ir/iot/r Pain centwritethisepistleto the Archbishopof Aries, SUrth. iSi;. A .M Ander^'ii to -J-rl Jale. J U Tii.i DwcoioLtjr .tiv fica-^l Ttia ta '7 I '•e-*'" u^J 1 tab r4.B'«r ' r a: protracted me etings, pected home, and instead of meeting with tlie instead of rising with him; and when he aro.=ie f ••iit.C t. aw-i if.tij h .1 cuui! .n-K f-ch r. 1 a»ijtf .-i-cot-r.ll c^ct '.a Uie U; of J4bu_.-t cumiSu,'. Al-tr-. theI^tlSy»-«'«. DJ^i -Jilf ita oo tx.y J-it to confute and confound them. Wherein hav- All.'nsworth to 23lh Oil. IW."!; J Che-triat t-> 2(li'a Feb. CC • rf r>r O-ti.'-Vjcy ap I Ib^ { r^-wjot ^Tay By IIjt/:a- A FAL't Khe^s^ the t.rw Tbr fui*- f u. luon fiftsta years ago,.'but as wifs of his bosom in buoyancy and healih (as above the clouds into the rays of the unclouded It cmitlaoed to spread ulywly anttl ti** l«»l twn rfar» w'j.^ n ing given mtiny argnments to ev/oree the bap- C iln to Mlh Oct. W Si.iiBii)a^ to :tb Aa*. O L B.i' to 2I»' Oct 14 IS4: .Vofcn XorwOfeC"* Historv of ^Vrstiiiifl'ilT .^"SfTTlb'y of DlTinft. J am aborr. l/mtiot zuon cali^nai.t. •p.-'-a'iii.^' o-.er ihr etUrr tL«i oi ipeii^nce and btcom.'; mors te left only three short weeks since.) he will sun, he left the mimic aeronaut below him. Noe, l!>i4i C U Da.-hei t.. 5th Nov, J \. Faii/jn. a I'S il 01, X-» York Chr"T».ri« ir-t t-w v, an.1 t-ai tay 0 lip. a ad a Iar?r prr.ta li»TaT..-ff T:rm:ng btnur an lizin"- of infants, he made this decree, viz: that W O MiUcr to 2*11 O.t UK St-.oklanI to 2^ii 0.1, W H 1.. Bj lietli**! iutflo.i Hittory of th- rr^n»-1j Prol«it»»«l lr.-.tn iCTuUtng a part f>l U-a cajer ry*-La, oJ-atrucu.j ve-y nii.c-' |HieE:ble, I have changed find heria the arms of the "last enemy." We In the rays of the sun above the clouds he to 4th Jan. r. U IV^rren to Itf-h Jalj, IK-.S J^.,, V Cmlir. to TO PtASOSa OLT OF E:nPLO»M tbe •izlit of tii'' e^e. rAOsjoj Uj-. c i^t •^'jTjn.tic? j-»:a I since baptism is come in the room of circumci- fi.* ca?i UI'i Jaae, Mr. L A Po.t-r lo 3i.ti. M runtje-s Wij-ji. K '.1 i'l L-.c«»- iV.aa UOOE ACwEyrs tr^.vrf/*. •d tt caacer—au#r taaktr.;. e^'.-n. U-. r-.^t- ft. atj La- n y i sion, (?) therefore not the elder only, but also April. Wai D.miel to•-•S-i Oit liji I --f. f om tbo Ft*u-b. hr Uerirr Wilhazr. prnaoiDCt-d il iziruraUr I m».:» rpj.bra:.ms ij, » of real distress;.but can console him and our- freely, a state of heat never before experienced To Pictorial & Caeiol ^ erks for th« •«r ma. !Jt praTicltd meetir my young children, which of themselves neither \T tu Kii A^vri"'- ApptjBJii, ..y a cw-sadiiit cf I»ort»ra. »b'» ai O fsU«t-t V do m* ai.* cr^'l S^f.Dg tt* «r.i u tt^ nicae8t>i« ^^rANTED IS EVEKT eECTIOK or ma STATES Dr r. W Jaf-tmry io Vll* ai b •» i r>. ie» ..f I prcituh. lo pray and fxhort selves wiih the rt flection that his departed at this bight, nearly twenty-four thousand feet, believe nor imderstand, shall be baptized, and Th*" S'"rni«B«—Ad-J oib^r Wiiuo-* o» tbp K't Aair-w __ _ h* of diF»^ SEAEi G^ At'Vv-OHK ON' EL'rfSlA." i-t^ •"c * tbe b*^- ac'l FbTKrai ptvam-a of raT^ctal'tiitr, mtu a>-t;!tg n.e stneas and doctrine.! Tha eomp'snion has gone to a better and a brighter where the air is very rarified and generally Bro^Mn*. a Msr-o?.-'.-t L..e, by JcUr. A w..»:k in their baptism original sin saall be forgiven Tbe n«>rt Anon*! iIe*tla-ol tb^Oeaersl Asvx:i.il!..n r f tii*i lil «b'.uLik-a>.e. rC^K.kapatilUT^: lo tb« Cuunirr Tn wi «.f . :re« tiuit If 1 wnuil pLica oraeU arsJer iJr J 'a tTri.ta>-».i « j *orld. Sister T. was a devoted, fervent, pious- very chilly. He then opened the valve for will h^ held in Tjrler, Smith Coaaty. roinmPOfiDg Pn.:.ir b^f.^rt •e-.arar a«i.»U Cip t«I fro-a 525 t» Stt^i. ^duce.ieBt* Ctire xa«. I bad uj. all «>.' L^ili^ rci • u. La: .»4ia. •• Inj from a conrse ot^-ia tind them." Tb^ Pr» 3f h*r tli* KIh;: O"-, flAir.l hce ;a th*Cocr^ • ill be oSereJ as to eaavie tUem to make fxv*. ^ "Jt^^ day mnch tealimoay. I jodar^d v> make oij- r. tir*- ffi dliciple of Christ, and was abundantly ready th* •ecoad &»tbil!l ia nert. A full \\ tie- o' Te- n'' X'V—Vi'ij dti a'^i.'io: of '.ae Pu'p.t Lluo/ieace wocka a^ I pi*cei aiijirr tae tre.»tai«i.i of I>r. J^j a- i this lime, as I bave .•lireody the purpose of decending, and as soon as he of ta*; •us.ici^'ji.-.uei cri. "This Pope, in order to confote and ccn- firtbie xal m m:itt«r» of i:i5;>«ir: ojce, iuvolria^ th^ riie pol 11-by b« arc all u«ercl- In ti- .- who haji L'le 'r-.n. at tw-w^, i^, jj. ^ jj^' |ythan I eTpccted. Tl= Laid to meet the summons. She died "in the sank one or two thousand . feet, which he'as- ict«re«t of the «lio'e denouinatioD, wili l)e Ji.-cu.««=eJ. Th' A r.^tof-- S'-rjfhe*—Fi-t ir.4 S.-cr,n.l ger'iei. By Spca- acler. easretiely p^paU:, aod n-xmasel Ur^* »iJ»--'waerr»cr cn: (priaR me ana p^ta- I » are v^-uxiritm tor a » t9ta:UiMt la found these Waldenses, promised full pardon CtT. Thb la «.t !< .lraUua tbry ar* ..ff r-^l £ajr» Teba«a.>«e, feclia^ aafcured Uial I rcr<^l gnodntsa. May th-j Lard failh." certained by barometrical indications, he felt ratrodQCtorj S«nufr. «in be preicLed l-j E'Ur .M -Caio — Foot-t^ps-i oQ- F.T»f5»»hrri—Wta: tbty luilertd aad fur farUiar particnli-*. a-idrew. (poaUg* pal I > < /' JCSUUa jacesdk of all sin. and paradise forever, to all that The Eiucatioo S^rmcQ by EMt John S. CUIsce. Tje Mis- EOBEBT tLAdS. kcrfrettbcro, Teia., May 2aib. l^U. IM WU'tam^tretl, i keep ytm humble iiii labort The remsias of siater Toon were broaght to would bear arms against them for forty days; as if he had entered an ice-house, and a cold ROaary S*rB»on b» EIi?r Gf-o. To:ier wb-n to«'y •:>a;at. By Jlijli. V York. Trxt-iS«ok aaJ Trratury. PHce &0c P S —Ebsd rnt rxR COPT —Jt2«t paLltaiie<<. Jf'IUE TO I Aiaon^o'ber iajportaat raatterf, th* rerl-ioa of tbe Eagli^b 8EALTa AND LONG IIFif. or V/kaT to Eat. Ae. 53. tlila city on Wednesday evening, and were con- by which promise he assembled a vast army; chill seized his whole penon. U ria?*-'* riptarei will be hare b^eu Avo^df*' pp , the U-si work Ocj tanss i prb> Ij to certify that a eacre' ttimor tnacte arp^ararrr who, in six months, or there about, butchered L if of Elizabrth. By St iciloki. my I«n »T«rt twu rra.-a ac®. wLicb cDi.tiw».{ lo' m brrsfian. fpllawahip, f veyed to the residence of her fatlier, (Col. Here he again met his mimic aerial voyager,, iaTitod to adirew the G^osral Asorution oa tiis' Kihject. IjftBeil. Boid at ft prW Ul niTt ererr Sioy -vjn aSTj liistery ei Olir^r CromM-^Il- Ga zct. e-Dtii e* foer for Oic ]>c>i,t.Aa n ti frtt .xe,,aiagai« «,itiiiefame txid d-ftuii.^ U e .miie two hundred thousand of these pious and zeal- WUi act oar brethrca ouke as e:Tort to ha*4> all oar Cbarcb- braartber^ine nmrb awcllem—ot Ifdtn.T' TVH- WuiTTlEUl i'ASE. ^eiU.) in Bedford County, for intermeuL We whom he kept in company for some time, from The T^ro Roa(]«; 0-. the Wro^S- fonage. -fj ran cj t*e Ut^iud Addilsaa abort ous opposers of the Roman Anti-christ." acd AsHJcittiona fully r-pre-eate«l* Ltt us con.d forth. 0 7. 18 4-3i eotreyala^pbjwsiaaa, wbo i^rtiBooaaU itca»cer. I •a-indA,.. nnderstand she was ia the 27th year of her UUtarr of ibe Prot«>«ta<*t Chnrrbea in HaB;;^arT: philosophical motives. Whenever he moved bretbrBO, la x soH-i phaJinXi aud ^nve onr faith Hy ocr works •4 by my fnenda v> come U UartMi^to Trtm.. a&.l lO^, wjLI ac lauoJucUua, by D AaUifae. mHI coder the treafaneot of I>r B If.J«im.ir»,»bo iJt naZn liar IS not transiorEK-d into age; and ia therefore called, in the bloom of In 1230, many of the Waldenses suffered izr vra* SPECIAL soTicjs. ^ sideways this mim gentleman jroold move in G. G. BaOGSslt, Cor. S^'y. Foster** Peci^ioB of Character. death in the bishopric of Tryeis, for opposing Whoserer Sabdcribera, or Ac«sta. or Poilmaittenlrrtt* to 1 it baa tasted Honpy from womanhood, to join the angelic throng which the same direction. Bat when he mo?ed up IE/*" AoiTi» aj^rt ..fat uf 9cb*/ol B^ka, sendloz oav aabocribers. or cbaogia^ tbe post oSe« -^rrm o< f liwa on honeyed nwtar ba- . «nnonadi iJie thnmo of the Great I Am; Work*, Lfetbir P»pcn, SuUaotrry. *c. «U o&s or to diaenmlsat Un mwr. fio eon lo n. * tiM PotU lly (heet is full. More hereafter. or down, tlie dupBc&te would move in a directly Corwfpoodenti »UI bewiTler tiOrfis J. 51. Crtwrordi fora- tflBili Ctl»T. 100S, KrtSOS k CO. Uovbo^*. se a bntteifly.— N. A BAPTiaT. oppoeita way; and when lie concladed to de«- ftrlj of CiintoOj ioaisUta, Goorgttova, Ktat^k;. Oct 23, ISU. Vo. U UBifiA Simt, SubTiil*. • mm

NO. 9 THE TENNESSJEE '^B A P TI S T . VOL. VAliljABi'E FUBLICATIOTiS PUe»: Files:: he noticed it as soon as I joined Lira at the ap- 1st. In the "Model Church" they were se- rpUOC^SDci.SES are mffering from tiU mou painful Ai^ I am trying to.do my very best to learn how Of TUJi PUDLICATION SOCliTT. X aad ^-pendinj their meaiu ai»d nwset, and pointed hour. lected and ordained and tlie particulars there- Sent by Mail to any potMl Fret of Postoft. rtrtn^-th 1 zeniiStt the QUBcruiai rwneOiaii offered tiium T< to please him! It is really too bad.' i* • beiwl W hi* raco who caeflev-by tua akill, ^.TJ^ Jfamilg. .^^.Why, Annette,' said he. 'getthig ready has of plainly given. The Abrahamic Corenant, No Ground for Infant tional hh r-vf graw to prow, how much more is be wtia Don't look so dreadfully sober, Kale. My Bapllam. ire ilia; -I'tov vt ad excruciating and lile-deitroriarr f?;!!?/?' cured you.— We may stay at home now.'" 2d. The spirit was as particular in giving a Elder Obedlab D«d«Bii. The BlJeffU-EHl offer* a fpocine fnr Uie cnre of tS^.l bjiby ciied juat here, and I had to run before BT MATT HIl.L6*i». raSTOB Of TH« BAWliT OHCKCE, ;ct^,-«ndlO cunrince aU it u no ••an.tTB "That will do. Kate. The rest of the story suitiible character for this office as any other. Knoxrillf, Ten» and Uial I was ihrongh with my catalogue of grievanc- IHed, hia plantation [n the PAriidi of BeSoto, Lonislana. i- ao -he pn-iK^a.-sto uaud the medMSft^ Tie: First Cross Word. 3d. That a church composed principally of OD th« 4th of AupXat, ISM, of eon^vsCioD of tli« br&io, KMer Bound in embo»«d mnaUn—U9 page.- Price 2frct«. re.ulttiag the «im of $10, ^an d wizTu^, ^ es, yet I Lad gone far enoagh to get well on will sound sentimental to a third party." . TBB •wrr. o^m the r^ Gentiles has Deacons in it, and a strong pro- 0«i©tAH Dodso^, after aahort illnest, in Uis e2J year. The \Vatchmau*» Reply. tient w -.Jig h>m iMe rerr^Jrau of a A STORT FOB THE FIRS-SIDK. "No, no, Annette, that would be leaving oul Th® was bora Jiuiuary 6th 1733, in tb^ State of Vir- BT Ja3 a GeaTES. Edtlof of tk^ Ttnn^is^' Baalist the wron- track again. Ilbegan to-calm my- bability that its .system was the numerical sys- lAa: kt .» -.he nrvoTjin^ 10 dxrtrtf^ the very cream of it. Tell me how you set- ginia, bat rexnored to the 8ute of Tenneuee at an early a^. Zlegantly boond in black muslin. Price 'ZbcU. »,ll , Ul Uxat 1. at lea-t, have implint Ia.th « ' "Taa leem happy, Annelte, always. T self with the reflection that if there had been tem. U« enga^ In the luiniatry of the Alwsionary Baptiet Cbarcb Commaiu«B In the Lord'* Snpprr. Iruit iu.t y Ud..uhi Ui.U- PuLii.^h=rmy ri-«|H.mubiii:yB of Unu, ;paper uke, onleaaarr Je rtil'^**v , " a great wrong done. I was not the only one to tled it." when in the Uoom and ri^rof life, tnJ continued in that holy Lu;on rniversjTT. in tl^i.dt; ^ I^a, have never been in. a family where the hns- 4lL. There is neither precept nor example BT JaS J- Fastor pf tkr S(ip:tst Chu-cA, Oifoi'i^ ••Well, we rode on, enjoying the change till calling for « period of 42 yeart, and ipent most of bis time in .Murlf-eabo^oTiicKH-ap;.l).u, Telu*.-^ for 'th e m.ai£iaiiA, pat up in handsome pajuphlet forta, ami cunUutui 72 pajes-— f/ Ike HaihTlll,, TtBM,,, finiahi'd crying, I came to the conclusion ihat beautiful aiid peaceful. 1 felt deeply, and 1 twice in that ahoit sentence. And now you officers, not as "an apperu/ofli: to the Ministry," A faiih/ul returan L. XI : really in earnest to hear something about mar- of the Gospel, that .ill may "be done decently a native, ferytsnt eloquence that but few can comtaand. Etct P,iinj.hlet form. Prit:e lOct*. So I bathed my face that no traces of tears eyes, and before I knew it, they vre.'e droop- Thr Oe»ire of All Kations. Wh: irsair and Krlail Clock E«tabUBh*PBt, ' ried life, before taking die fatal step. It is and in order." puoctaal lo meet hLi appointment*—heat, cold, rain, or stomi, S E < c/r*f5I««I f Srrmd S.TtfU, POIUdtlplUj. might remain, dressed myself with unusual ing down upon the baby. My husband turned were Ut saiall oNtacle,. in the way when an appointment t., DT Jki. R GA*TES, Editor of the Tennt.-'Sff Baj tis:. i^r I i clu Brpurrt .aj Clock Tnimshi™ , -well Henry is not here to see the loot of sad- Our conclusion is, that, it is a necessary preAch the pwpel wai« ahead. It ii no enology tu aay that the care, and went down to old Bridget, to give and SHW them." A Sermon preachi-d l>efore the Bie Uatchie A-wciation at its - >iclii«il. AUMT for Adin Wiiluuu '. t ' ness in the eye of his bride-elect. He might "W il is the matter, Annette?" said he. Scriptural oliice, .ind should be perpetuated. deeea.sed was a gnod ma-n. (w far ae aian can be good.) it is on- (M'to^DO in iJotivar. T.-nne->«r-. ami by that LK>dy fvf uac S.ih (iOLD PILV, fur Su" some very pirticular directions about the din- ly the utterance of a tfmplo tnith, to which all who knew him publication. Pet up in pamphlet fonn. Price I0rt3. and n-tai. ' (D11 r jfancy her heart was fail of misgivings instead '•(_••. 1 am sorry," said I. J. M. BILUXGSLET. Tkuxs—Caj=h in all c:i.se9 U> accmpony the oni-r. II trine a lU" Silver P-t»iLli, PeD-lLilltn. Bp-ct«I- ..j ner. I did this with a martyr-like -spirit. 1 will cordially attest. fuU supply of the aJ-ire irorks. the uii.lerrJera with puj»ctualily, and no ciiUJV to the }.urrh»f^r meant to try my beat to make him sorry for "Sorry for what, love," said he; "are you and frerly c^nTom-d m ith his picue and deTote-l wife aMat the forpot-lAfe'e. AiAr.t^. A B SHANKLAND. STEVTAKT t OWE.N, i "Don't IflUgh at me. AnneUe; talk with me Rubber Shoes. T-.nn'S.ict Baptt*: (Al/iet, yaiKviiic, Ttnm. his injustice. I resolved to reproach him with cot happy? Does anything trmi.M.- TOU? " change that wan MOD to lake jdace, and the raiaity of aU world- Jaly 1. Ifl64 .17 1I..-1. Joorj Cm- Heetin aa von used tp do. I io^e Henry, you know, The New York Journal of Commerce, in an ly lhiu-»—the bright hopes of a bli.-wfu! immortility tha; en- : Jjcr /.. ir. H Gcrdn f Cc., a first-rate dinner—good as Lis mother could "I am so sorry," s^iid I, "that I have been twine.i tbtJinsN.lvert arou!>.l bini. Not a doubt, not a fear ceem- , and jet I havemsny iniagivings about married A.MERIIAS B-iPTIST PMILHATiOSOUETT. MAXrF-tCTTELES OP Til.. Ijiiir :ii;.-iiP..n lil cook. To whet the edge cf my delicate re so ugly this week." interesting article on the manufactures of Con- e-1 to crow- the evening uf his life. TVhat a haj-py ciinsi lation IIH Ar*-h Street, Phi lodfl phi*. toppci , Tin and Sheet Iron Warei, 1, life. I see so- few'who are really happy in this icust, Xhia be, to the au-rTivla^; partner uf Lis bosom, iiia abnent BOOKS liECEi\TL]! rLBLlSHED 'EEP Ulilitij: en hiaj liliid».,f ImirniTM COOEIKK t'L n lijc Wcsf i.iiii S<| proof, I made, with my own hands, a most ex- "What do you mean? " s.iid he. necticut, -ivestlie following account of the man- •a ^I... ..t , ; I mean happy as I should wish to cbiidr.--, vtd many frien.Ja who ar^ left tn raouru hij Iom II • I7E IN .-<—12">o E12 Fr.ceSueenu. Uu.ii ."T.-i 1:1 all il3aji.el«fd and Plfcia SlinUe (fraii^ If voa St, fc tl ii.ij'iUl { jje, Yim seei}! to come nearer to it than any doubt but bi* departed fpirit is hinrvruig arouud the tiifuur «»f r ALL LISIM One o'clock came at list, though I thoagut Then I began at ti e beginning and t.ild the "Contrary to the general impression, India MEMOlUALd OK DAPTIST MARTVKS-W.th ^ Preli.ninarv Ca^TLsu • caeelse. Did you ever !" grac". a:i-l HMeet cor-iinutiion »ith Jeparte^Kpirils JOBW k wjliTilird. aol otffcutt^i *ith Ecalae-H isntid ruuiiUr, n i: '.it bf foul whole story, llow I feeling irrital)!!-, and rubber, in the procc!=s of manufacturing, ianot nior opened and I heard jonc ber< r- him, who. hj hia warning T^ice escaj-t-l the wmth Price Ij centA. or HanA. A.C IIW.IV IVijIi, S-lgll'-, I'.lffi* was provoked tospi-.-.k thejirst cmss u-onf, Low melted, but is passed through heated iron rol- J iJ- M. MEMOLK OF MRS SAR.4I1 D COMSTOCK, ML-ai-narr to P I'e hi'i* oar ulJ ca-toc'^rB wiU r«=:«ml*r tu ijj ; breaking in. i t-elieVe it must come to all his quickstep in the hall. Of all things in this Man>Jicl'l, Autiuii 10riS64 Arracma. liy .Mra. A M Kl-MoSti—Isci-j, —ceDli,. l::uK! -ml- I.1" liud Kubjt-'. UJU j be told me my t!iini,'s wire n.;; as nice as his lers, the heaviest of whieh weighs twenty tons, SSiS pn^ea. Pnce 5'J ceou AaiSt-tf ; sooner or later." world, he was whistling! He came to the ta- CURI3T OCR LIFE, in i'J Orido. Law and En.! Er Jj-sira linJ ll.f fiiTft- Li:U .111 ble wil-h a bright fsce, from which every trace mother's, and went o8' vexed; tl-.cn how he got and thus worked or kneaded, as dough ia at a A5cra. Preaideat ui aiepoej College, Locdoii— * R.».nAGE t t HLRt U. "Do ten mejabout it, will you, Annette?" Amanda H. < iirllu. -><4 (ollrjr Street, Suihtiilr, Tens., Ii.mi lj iixikiiij; i uildin over it, and forgot all about it, and would nut bakery. The rubber is nearly all procured Pric- "i cent" j "Yes, if yoii are very desirous of it. You of the morning's cloud had disappeared, and COLU.t.N AND WUEELOCK or the Ea.-!j- C.,Ui-d of W ASIT EJCTAIL Iikalkh^ la if'TLural l.ftiiiv. -anil help rae to feel good-natured by saying h<- from the mouth of the Aniazon. in Br.izil, lo Duparted tiii-lifo, on tiiu lOiii of Si^'ptamber. 1&04. bi.-ilt-i Buri:ian Mission l.-^.uo. 13-i l-a^ea. Price'Jo ecu'.- ^IluKS. Ti.r.VA'i, VALISES. CA&fET • may kam aoiqetlung from it." he sat down, looked aiound wilh a p!e;ised Asiisi'A U CCRLi.v. in the y^ir of her age LIFE AND TIMra OF JIE.N.VO, the Celel-rat-l Itatch Re- Tiie lt:i.->l I'M-M;!'.- i-anl sorry. How I had broodtd ovvr it all the which ;«ir.t it is .-^ent fiom the interior. Its foruier—W ilii an Accurate Portrait. ilT J .NjiauS UliuW.l— EACTS, 4-r , "I was a romantic girl, as yoa well know, expression. The deceiwel WSJ iheldaoghter of br-ther A.li. aud si-rwr I81110. 67 liiigt.5 Price 16—rrats ^n-r ;n (.:..re the nrt^. eitecsrre a5«.»rliiienl of Boca Ki.iwe.! up'iu I 11 ••Lii| 'what a nice din- week—^Low it Lad festered away in my heart form, upon arrival, i-: generally that of a jug Klvir* V Beuty. She »a« boru in the &UU of (ieoryia. and TUK PtltE CIIL-RCII CI1ARACTEKIZ£D BT fl'IHITr- Sh" T.-Li-. VJ; CiTj^-l ta^R. ic.. I^r tij fALj^ f Kate. Some few friends i had whom I loved 'Whv. Annette.' said he. pn>fe-EEJ f.tilh in Chr-gt Je5U.-i in her 15th year. aa.l was Lap- ALITV Bj Lt'CIi."! UarDE.-*—iSuio 46 p.iper ti celi-.ji. A.VD » TKll TKADE nbtch liier Lave pc .J K-irh ticxl and poisoned all my enjoyuu-r.t. What tor- or pouch, as the natives use clay moulds of that cloth. Price 14 cents. jf f iiie ana Coarf^e buuta, tiai;. dmrij; but these friendships did not (juite sa- tl«eUIMOBIAl,S OF BAPTIST ."(LiK-l VRS. : ria. c:t,rd to examine our itoci fa»- have had this season.' and eni]itied out. ajjo. H»'ha.fl bfen intimately arqnainlrsl w;th iier wince that for. U' J It; w. rit.'h, r I!;l t times, ta ask njyself, now do I find in iliis life gle remark, and tiion he burst intoa loud l iugh. ITirA a PTthnimary Htucrtt-xi He v<-as so much taken up with my delicate Tire ruh'ier, after being washed, chopped time; fre^iuently D>nrerRefOIllAL of tiiii ..ort Laj b*-fore appe^rM either a- JomUiiLL. iij "ur ritir happy aa I thhught I should be? ily heart is what ailed you this week?" As a wire aiiJ cudher slie was kind and affectionate; in tboHf mon^ thr liapti-.t" of this pouutry, ..r t-.f tr;.'.uj-l U pn»- THE GIBUS- HOLSE. always responded yea. and rn'ore so. AVith us its. I was half pfea-sed and half provoked, :r)ixt,'d wiili a cor^ipt>un'i motallic PTibstano 'OS, I relstiou^ pibe w^tl blorned her ckriftittD frort^s.sioD. She wu Bwutu a C0DCi.«e s«;lectioQ of th^ nioBt imp«rtAJ»l "iMartyrdoma IL .. y Enincn a3 IA. • Lantc.r UtiuM. ^ tiifi. Th-vi-iajr la I "Yes," s«id 1. Upon this l.i' clicckL-J our failhJul in hrr af.er.dau-i; u[K,u .iiviue worship. -Jn- i-vM Lhe our •lenormaatj .u. Irom AllNOLI>, - r i{r.E>CiA. tn Ui- iwvUtt ( lialta&Do;a. TeDD. the rumaace oil married life, if I may ca'I it but I kept rather still, making little conversa- (•rincipallv white le.ad and sulphur, to give it century, down to pxKl MiL?. OAL'NT. of Ui- eerHi.tr-futh. The Dobbin, and began to turn ro-.i;;-!. L.jrJ ami hi- p.H,pIf., an 1 wbeDever »!!«. pr,-vi i.t^l rrotn pirtu.-eof Mrs Gauut> Martvrw.m. forms th.- ai j.n.j.nat-fr.n- ut II.baTin.-.mo tL-f 1,33-1. r r the jader- mirijr.g-hau.sr in "^tml so. held oB a Ii^g time. Far my part, I waa | tion, except ia reply to Lira, I bodv :ind tirmcess. Those sheets designed meeting witli lirr i,j.4ter an.1 cborch, Khe sw-myd lo Itiat il a tj^Uieee of the hook, whifh i?. al.-»o em^»•!l;Khed Knpravin^i oT! a-;; wiU 1.-- o;.. L !or -hr in:c,.inii.nBr palter. the itnprf.a.-d wilh lli" smithaeld. Mr-. . atvl til- I':. I'ri. l.T lii. Liade a.-ran,*m«nu by ing when we wire togethv- I enjoyed riding fee. lie 'j-as quite astonished. "Why, An- ir^ a diamond tigiirc d surface. From these idea thit she ttaj* goii'-r to die Sbir rtpr^-^.^ \i*r rf«wc"tN'n It will be fnand tn embrace a rr<»Mt vari^tr n' thf Tno*t no- •ThiC:! Id »..! U- r.iC.-rV,Ti tlitace ^-rt^/i the P.ajL-oad D*- far: I.-, that if! roiiirast | nette,' said he, 'I do believe yon went to work is the matter with you." tlie sol's are cut by hand, and the several U> the will of GoJ. aU'l B3ii..rt-<1 her husbajid u> he lailiifnl aQ,ithenU c aud hmrt louchixi^, an w«-lt u pure. uoUe. triumph- pot • futftiAS r omEs and w»lJring aline witli him. The brightest mue*. h-r in li<-tv. u ant eiempiiUcati'-na of the pnifipb-K and i>.jwi'r»-ln) liiS-ii II.11;.^. cur mcftini,' iif>a> to-day to see what you could do.' 1 liiU''hed as litartiK- as lie di-J, f.ir r.i.w niv pieces rei|iiired to pnrf.ct the shoe are put our Churches. It eiTea u« uiuueg whivii the toay hours of the day were these in which we eat lu hr- life an.i in her a^atb. '.lie -av -ach tertim-nj a< for- jartly glory, and which the world i'_self "will u>;i willingly It^ BOIEBT . CLI^i* CKOKCK D ABiCTT. sin was confessed, I fel' very happv; but 1 togetlu r by ft-mslrs, on a last. The natural hidft liiem to Mirrow aa those l:;al huve Do hope. .Mitjliit Loni die • Ni/» . t7),_v is it f-ij? down alone together, to talk or read. For a He had hit the truth, though wiiiiout the The accompanying Historical E«s.xt i* r«ry Taluablc Pkd-^tipAia, Pa. .\a%hvilU, Ten puUsd tlie other rein and drew ilie wliip lash abhesion of lii- rubber joins the seams. The Lilt-^d the Ji.p,-uSAUo.i >•(- hirt p.-oTi ienc-1<. tl.e ..t the ivUule Just tsHued by the Aracnc&o Hoptiet Publication 6iK:it-ty, &od tl.lFTO.>l A ABBOTT, muf-li' iTt-an-i xuid liitfr long time I felt a gentle restraint in his pres-1 least suspicion of the cause. My first impulse faaiil*. and hT brothers and airtr-r... for who'n ph*. for ule at the Ihfj^alorjy 118 Arrh utrv^-t, PhilaJelpbia. over Dobbin's und away lie went like a shoes are next varnished and baked in an oven Cfi St'-ft. ti'ar Pofi Ojfirr, yaskvt.'lf. T'^ia . l_v indiffi-rrn: iiijou^ iiii>| enee. I liked tp be becomingly drtssed and to be honest and out with it replying—Is iifteu prayed While hhe re-U frott her Ufwrp. oh L..nl, raaj May Vi, m4-tf DEAL, IS GaSTLrinJi s A.-PxacL ASD FcaxiiHiHO GUOXJS bird towards my niothir's Lome. capable of holding about ^,000 pairs, and hea- Ler work!" au-J her pra>»rs I.-llow Ui-r. l:il Uiey all come lo tL-- rusloint-il 111 f.ii!..w liii' The Cbrittian Grm of the .Mneteenth CeBtnry:! A^ J^(^ recently e^tiid.:r.iled a Store for the sale of the abor* to feel in tnne. When dull I made an effort I it as "ooa d a.-! -vour motlier makes? This would ilQowle.;,fe vf the:*.!! ol tiol ail 1 be 1.1 v e-l u nto "-t-'-nal life H a>t_ 1-F, w.Jl kWp ci.t*tacUy on haad a fcl .la.«W)maeni ^ >-r«, niTi r tl.ink n, .i!« to be sodal and cheerful if he was present. I j have give the key to the whole story—he But we made a resolution then, l\:i'.c, that if ted to about ;iOU degree.i, where they remain OBO E TU..M4S JUST PUBLl^i:i>, tnsatle- • b . aud b^v « Cl-tiiuut. ol all descTif.lionR, cunipri-Niaj either Lad aught ag;iinst tl otht-r, it should ~even or t -iglit hours. This is called the "vul- LIFE IX JLDiLV; or, Glimp^t-s of the Flrtl Chrik Ct»'-S» t;u*ijiy id Go^-Os. "ijfti via b- r«-u**w-d of rhUfll Rrr!.;',.r: h«d • great feu of getting into the way of sit would Lave ferreted it ail out, and we should tian ACE. BT Maeia T RiCHAa:»s fnstu tlj^- maailfacts.ry in Pliiladeljihia, wbicn i* ondrr tbe ia- be settled before the sun went down; that we canizing" process, by which the rubber is har- j «•! Uif miiii.r tat-r. jK D CUIton.*tin 'Iliis shiiiil.i nn;, i 'lVf] . ling down stupidly with my hiuband, or of have settled it there: but I felt asluimed to. 1 Elder Wiiliani all. NKW WORK of transcendent pjcias—thefi; coaijt«>rparlo} parcij.i--i-. Lljf lunirn.*!.-. of Vi-e iujp.»rtr-r». aud park ^tnct attisa- mi^jht _ sleep, if not at "peace with all the dened. Athe jmuiortJ Pilgrim's Pn;,dr-fc> Ooii to tfce lateifl la»:ii:.>n*. ntyJm. and curaLiljty of worbmin. pruftrr ili-:rri-<- "f inti-n- ; having nothing lo talk about but tlie children sipped my coffee in silence. The ^-olJen mo- rri'/«te at R'St*^' • Athing^of beaaty li a Joy foreve*-" •t judges «.r can de|«-nd on bring tO}- world." It lea.st at peace -n-ith f-ach olht r, for- Al a catlf 1 Jneelmjj ol lUms-.Ti Uilg.- No. lU t.f Fret- and An>l there is no k»n iiaappn-p'-lied. the spirit ol CUnstiaiii'.v iij pnicUcal work tahiiiih,.^ pnre. which th»-y strxrtly adhere U.. eio flight. Prido Lad the day. 1 even began to Ortolfr A D 1S54 A L IS54. the follo«rit„f anl in/H. wheu It tt;^tp^n>-:rate d the !:!<• of the J'-wjj.Ij Kit-: K-'Ciaosalt - lirrt a.-*, to wLoui a literal tl All per- fooliah t-iLrai a_r:i.Li-»'m 1 r.'ithfully ki-pt. and I have never seen »noilit-r the s'lri'ace of tiie rubber while it is ytt in world, au.1 br-ke .lown the middlr wall ol partitic^a bctwrt-s th< s^cy art i•e^p€•ct^ully iavi>d to call kud exjumiKs our O^ioda, ml J read or heard or lliought to tell him, and when be vexed at his enjoying a good dinner so niui-h. r^K-lul'Miu- werr u and uiiAiiiiDou^lT »»lMpU;.i iicar oa: p.Tceji, wtilch are p-«a.t*:r mdiicaaenU for i^arststen week of sui-L misery as I have been telling you VSLtreo.., H ua- j i«sa«-.1 tbf All-wi* Rialrr uf uijir^ms C'-Ufir-cratt-d iioAgirmti..:! her-linds K{..ir-re. hUp- noi ;n liie Mpt-nd , all Uieae snhjeclp were eihanated, we had each and so easily forgetting what had c;iused me sheets. Xol a particle of any of these mate- plyini; just fcB<.U(flimachiner y to dip the Inicke-t in the pare freih than :r teen clfered belore tn this dty if- about, and I trust 1 never shall. I Lope yoa In thf o.' a jT .r,cl«nco t. r-mox« fr. m tiuif wattorT and it-'ipirel truth tor rhun-h bmi.iin;;-. Al < u( us a hobby tu ride, so that we were never so much suffering. He was very-busyon that rials is lost. The scraps of rubber are remel- t.> our umch eiite«i;j«fi aad worttby bnabrr, KM<;r will find in your new rt-latif-n, Kate, all tlie Juit ii>»aed by the American Baptist Pablia»t>on S.«iotT, aad SKV-LICiUT DAGL liKREOTVPl:^ UI the rvarin..; 4,f sji'm silent for want of something to say. Thus we ted, anep..«iUtrT, 118 ArUi Street, PmUdetphia ffe and Caioa STrutr day. and did not stop -with me as long as usu- Uay 20, I8M-tf For A'* Dollar:—Tarn,r of Coll'{ mnusfiltums f»T n-li^^ionJ enjoyment we now do This i.s the l.e»t wish a small quantity of rubber, and rolled oul into init . a*. * rliK-k. P il . wi.o r^otivM Un- -.vvr-r.l d.'gree^ -f r^McS BROTllEK^. haviac ra ey^ u. the pniiifortacdmi lived for & year or so. I was very happy. I al to chat, bat went off. whistling even more M4.«oQrv in tl.i? Lol^'^ Ai>l wh.Tt.LS, Ihe hL:l> re<]«ect whirU uj^ an •-lepantaiiue cf I can offt-r you—and lh;it yuur lirat cross wurJ DR. SOT LE-S SOVEREIG.> BALM IMLLS, H T^r.Qce <.! their UiiVf ctU linf-r_v and i;nt-i wliicii |irj think people were often snrpriaed to see us cheerily thin when-he c-ime. a substance n'sembling pasteboard, to form the w« eotfrtAiii for bm muuK/r.N ilf:naaJ (n.'!Q u» aii eiprr»v.-uuu n-ouif It f"r tli- i.u-inr^. aa.3 ea. of ai-cehf«. With ottpuf miv also be vcur la.'st." CW/TROISIOJTI C»R«-J —A Retnarkablc l a^* Uie Ur." »tid coc-sirutt-vl Stv-Li^bla in tiua cooatrr, aai t-s. liui ih.-r. is tiinr?:! [ continue to enjc^- each other's society wit£ so inner scle. The profits of this business have our reelia^'> on tu.H occaj»iL-tj Wh«-;for-, U- il CK-iii<»». Ma- • ith ou» M-^- i»olii-l.»ij.T-..v.-i: CAMEIt.^. aud erery uth.-r ucL- I went up into the nursery and sat down to Kt f/r.i/. Tha; while wt detplf m««urn th« low or ocr broth- URE of a very c—pertaM- oM l-^ir. liTn.j in t^«• t-.^rn r>{ w- -.f ut.w i« l^kv Mv'TL'KES in lii- himrCsryk -- sfintiiii much lest. been somewhat curtailed of late, by the high er, wiio U-ra eul off lu tar prime of L.V, we fon^iij cher- ••r th- "ur l id | — fr-m Oi>f l>..Lla.- and opwaaii. think it over. Baby was asleep; the rain WHS For the T^nn.x-- C Cnunabe. t j th- naiite of Mary \N:na. wil- of John Winn. morr- hD.l l-:ifi n ^uiaii price of rubber, which has «'aried within a year l«h the hope that lit- Laj bf' ti ralli*-! Trotn tl; - wrrwWR anj la- Sr . wh-. ha-"; If-n afliu'-.- l f-T lh»r l ist tvrtTity rarw « tJ, jal.-oniii'e ol our oi.i irr'ijdHMid tii^ pnUtr pffliaL'T ' Bat there was this about it. As yet I had pattering against the windows: the wind was K'r> of enrtb to Ih- ei.j^jiufnt •.{ pearc :tn-l r»fr<"«hni^nt in raA^- which ha.- the eiUl of the mo?t hturned j-Lj-iciai;!; M. » T UcuBE--» .L vf m a'l=>lunctr to rrciive tiieJ*ii<*. lilCUlfa llf I.. I...T m-it '*Deac:ns or no Deacons.' i"rom twenty to si.xty cents per pound. 'I'he of the At- nothing to try me. We were boarding, I had rising, and to me the world looked dreary— hf art-o. N. B —Th-' ilis^ase wt® of f 1 nat'J:-.- L. Tin 't- i-imjj'.c t l-;;an'-i mule i-. demand, however, is very large. A species A'jc^rf.i. Itia; wc t;ulj AJ;.1 le^l^u^lj w.lh tho Iriit >ip,^a<~. T convulMoHii. W'l aoi-l.l (-..OL ni:o. U ;r;, B^.T • AKKA."\S.\S GEr«ER.4L AtiENt V. u. BO ewe, and hii tenderness and interest was a dreary enough. I had tired myself all out Br.OTIIKR tiKWE.--:—I'v-'^uiiipui.'u-I ilmay iQter^'aL*. for tlie terra of one c o m.intha. tt-th liTr or .J tfeniiiSt--s, of rubber shoe-s lined with fl-innel, '3 extensive- bOffav^J ».ife an.] 'tmiljr i-f the anl with Ui'-rn raia- • •f th- se dL- in a -lAy, w bad. tti -r[.;ured of be ^ . Jons J JACiijON A CO , sofersign panapea for the little ails and rough- getung up such a dinner, and now the excite- appear I frel to mak'> a tVw remarks in n-fi r- glp our tt^ara to th« ri.-inory of oxir frii*nJ aad brother. comiuj,- ool of tlieni alire Bat th.-ink* to Dr. ^oole and hi L^'! CoU'rijrs, ar.d Errh'rnsf il-oifn, Wl.r li u. D.il . wry ly used in some part-s of the country aa a Eub- Kct,.:itd, Tli.a ill to»tJ.uonj of I.nr r<-*l-<'Cl lor :r.eni..rv Pilla, by the blfr.siu^o: lx-.>d. 1 am atir to iiiio.-m you lh*l. I T ness which must fall to ns in our best estate. ment was over, and I felt tLo reaction, I began cnce to "Dt-acons or no Di-acuns." Un-.li-r the thr use of your :>jTer»-isTi P«»li;i PilU. I izn d«'W af-le to perform » lt«-lro . ArLao»ft^ di-mmciii tn lUi- bind stilute for the kalhem shoe." o! our .Imparled tri.ther we «ear the u.sual l-a-lg.- of iDv.urninjC a fe-ooJda y B w..rfc. *nl have ha! d<> aj-f^arase- of the d s-as^ -iVXVti e*tfii«'T-e rrlalir*. tn th» L*a.!hd teWT- This eonld not jast. however, forever. lie be- to a-sk myself what I had got for it. J ast noth- above caption Kro. .1. B. Evans writ, s; and if for the rtf thirty days, •iuce 1 hare l^ii takui^ vf-ur PiUs. and I «inrer-lj II sstft.j lb- stj'e. art"D-4 lo tlie ItMtaUoa or L»:.d 'Wv W'^T ni'i^-W lit- cr.-- . a I Rescived Taai Ihin preamkl? aiid the r»-"".ationd ap:>»'ndeJ therj) is a liai.a .n ytur Pslla wortuy of all B.-. bat am j««.rrj anl^ aip Arkui-^'o-Lolid —Uit- pK_» lu^ of Tait-- and came more and more occupied in his business. ing at all. Sly husband either did not or would I understand him, he thinks that the aul'iiority to-uiy that pers>in ha» went Counter!*-!: Pl!l« ioln our d--nj: •rfeit^.J Landi Lke Collefrtiou£ in any part of KcltrC. for iH si-.r, KiililtJ The San. enit-r^ I uf»«i the nrrorvl.* of li.e LoJ^t'. aaJ that the S-'treU- neighborhood, lo paim off on the crt-da td yor.rn 1 therefor* : uf - and I at length h'adr a house and a baby to not see that there was anything to be recon- for the Deacon's ofHce ceased with the natural rjf'.r^^nla o-pj to the wiJuw and farrjjlr of oar dfceased Would caution the public against Buch, and t»a.e noue bet Dr airzE T-.. li t;fn'-i< Liiiiil. suiTuiin'l existence of the Apostles. He enquiies, brotiiHT, a.^J abt - to the ChatUniOoga GaittU?. aoJ TeDn<^^Sfe Siouio M. 1 remain, yoara in prwjwri' \, Tho n Manl.-T, t look afier. Then, for the first time, our mn- ciled about. I blamed him for his insensibili- Sir Daviil Hn-wster makes the following re- (Si^nM) MAKY WINN I neleca. Ark Ij s rr.: "Where do we get the .authority for the ordi- Bipli^t for-pa^iicauon For laie bv EWING BROTHERS I C Palmer. E-j . f tual forhearance was pnt lo the test. Hitherto tv. 'Once,' thoug'nt I, 'he would have notic- rnirks rtlalive lo the structure of the sun: R U JcSas, S^c'r n G SCOVEL. > Na«bT lie Critundea Co . Art. rilf can b, r-f-rfi iiiit-d-j i we had been devoted to each other; now the nation of such an oSeer"?" "If it was not in B F. GRAY. I MismphiE, Tern. ed any change in my voice or any shadow *'So stront^ has btcn thf belief that the sun E G CLOfSTON. Frankl pr'tjirivij ' L-1 -ill- b| ; real cares of life pressed upon ua so ofteii as which came over my spirits, now I can really the sotting up or organization of tl:e cliurch ROBl:K>N UOtUiAN. Morrreesbcr. u^-b lu llir li' iK.ind in ilii- c?m not hv a habitable world, that a scientific ItETH£X HIGH SCHOOL. DKERY A .MAJORS. ShWhyMlle f really to absorb our energies. I was the first be cross to him and he does not miud it at where do we tind it and under what circum- And (mid by Druggists ai>d BeaJen: in Miidiciae eeaeriCiy « t ITV MOTEL, inl-intil :irr:iii.;' nj''ni'i. gt^nileman was jTonounced by his medical at- UE ».f thL- Ic.'^tUction willcon;n:en(reon MON- A^nt* wantr-d where there la no a^*-n«;y to feel the ehMge. It seemed to me as if stances"?" After these questions, si-emingly, ^Strfe Fvbitc Sfiuoj-r. .>larfrersb«r«. Tenaesses. all. _ tendant to be ir.s.ine because he had sent a T DAY S--pt«?mt.fr 4:h. au.J wiL cootioue forty wees.-, eiu- Sjptera'ber 30. l&M. A ioaa W THOMAS, Paopai*roa l.trliil.!} u.iuj.. Ex f something wasjovershai^wing us. Sometimes to evade the e.xample a.s given of the "Mod--l l.rac:i24 two .•.e-twon- ol l».-:ity we-k* each Th.- B..arl K-f lu- Jtot-tf bf:ai V. - 1 had a dclefvd afternoon cf it. I was rest- paper lo ihe Ivoyal Society, in "which he main- uLruu-t.irs ia complel«-. and in cvinjK sedof men of utoture^l Bi hoi- YALOBISHA BAPTIST FEMALE -NSTITITE, uf liiart- ^ I would.get sentimental and think he did not Church" (.\ct5 G: I-7)ivhich a sunciay scho-d axahip nnd eiil»rj:evl the cc-ui-wr of iti»iru< ti--n is less enough; trying first one employment and lained 'iha: ilu* light of the sun proceeds Greuhda. .Mississippi. !ugh. that of thv neal n-gnUt*-! ioftitction.-, the ClsripUne love me aa ha once did. As I looked back will bt j-*rt;iilai. ret hlncl, no youi.g man wiU U.- rvt.iiu.d cn- "MIE n-'rt Sejwif.n of this ln.«timti- n will coniLn* n tha fun, Tom',*. Orizr' Ston^^. Mintle*. and a:: Hmdsof p...|.,r J lltHJlUOllS, then another, but finding nothing which would from a lien'^e r.nd universal aurora which may cl.Jise Uou** Work. now, I am convinced that there was my JirsC he refers to the '.'bitter spirit of persecution" leas he e^iJeucwi of apvl»catioO to •'mdy anl of high nr-t MONDAY in St-pteiiit^r prii\iia<.. and suit. I went down to tea. farther, if anything, afibrd ample light to the inliabitants of the regard fur i«;r»oo*l d«u«e»uur. couor-ctmu wiUi the Ln- t^'OTnonth-. N-ne but the ra..«t thorottcUy edQ. a.t.»d. as wei! -ii-^r cS- r-^ L. t:.e ntiitnij.r.f Ni^bri]}^aa-1 Tidnitr, rh-irin". i 1 svii.puv rr tPTorui atep^ Indulgence in these moods weak- which brought about the neces.sily of adopting «tjtut4->n will a< owi c«i»-e wb'»Q H ii» rt^inud that h»» i« a-e5.p< rlvnc«-4 and succt-asful le»chtrr« ar^ ha.1 ii.-i-J'- in tOe lat^fft If a.- low V Cin from the right point, than I had been at noon. surface bcneatb, and ytt be at such a distance m.wmploTiii^ hia l;me oul Lin mout-y. i'areut* repuutjori hitherto STiiaiped by tue IrwiitutH-n f«.r tnon'u^h- em ca;'»s. anl *ill narrvnt our work to di-tui'l liii/ ri:id ened my resqjution. It was an injustice to the "comraunitv systep.i" or policy. "The ne- EDd gyarJ'iani will he iDformM rt-^nlarl* at the close cf ®acb Lt-tw-of ic-itru--t.i<'c. and a n^'ii i^d »'hoi. ^jik di-sci^ l.ne. » .11 be ci ueii* Will fav.ir no wilii a fail, m I sat (Irjected and silent. My husband tried aloft as not to ann-^y tht'm;* that 'there may month of tiio d«?portmeiil an l wiUvUrsiup of l^it-ir soud and Bcluloudy maiiitain>-d. .«uiun»f r rtret-1«. » e vr^l\ plad to py* Li.t ii.r.s, j.iijr.- a _i..irLi ul i him, of whictl ought not to have been guihy. cessity for t!'.e=e appoin'-meat= grew out of this ards >nt k:tu!!i of «ort '^e bupe tu b( once or twice to engage me in conversation, be watt-r and dry land there, hills and dales, TKJLMa PER iiK&flON. INVARIABLV IN ADVANCE. BOARIt OF I.\STKL CTC RS. I'l.'s. 11 w ;Lh a lit ai .-uiq ' It left me, too, with a wounded feeling, as if I policy, having 'all things in common.' " "B-JT Tuition iu Preparatory U-partia.-nt. • f jU to (IS 00 RE\ W S WEBB, A. M. Prin. iftfd ani Pr.-f-it-.r cf Mer.tui Loru". i! Will «io oar wora u aa4 an chtaf without success. rain and fair weather,' and 'that, as the light in hiu'hcr Ac.fci«iulc Cla*rf!«. "JO IHJ Moral l'hilu*»pliv ani Aucieut Lon^naires. done fV JAMES ELOAS. •Nj d'-inc, ih-n v. iUVm: ji had been wronged, which began to affect my after the days of the x\po5tles and after the Inci'lental - - ... i 50 JOHN CLABK. A M. Fn.feK.-or oi Matfa?-mat:'-* and Elocution. i^f, >oT t:2. l!«l 'Annette,' said he at length, ia a kind tone, and the seasons must be eternal,' the 'sun CiT I Engin-eruiff and A-ricultural Chemistry will rfceive FREDEKfCK CORBEN. A >1. Prr.f».».«ir oi Ma.-ic iintjlc til ilif i-^ii-f, an| apirits. church became numerically strong, thi.s com- MIS8 DELIA K WHEELEiL B-.-.aiJv. French lud O.l P-iintiarn H. G. S h Branch*^ Dragsist and Apothecary, Once, I ha'i for some time caa ried about this Hceased and ri-ctnimieiided h> thrlr re»p«.-tirtf rhurch«->. « ill re- ilreii. i „ir aud liria •Not very,' said I, with a sigh. abandonment the necessity and au'.hority fjr blissful habitatipn of the whole system.* In ceive toiiion gratuitously, provided tiiey take & rejuUr cia.vrawin5. Cntyocis; Painllag. of tie Pullf SqvfiTf. 3 ie WiiU-r ColiirR, Ac. viUc Inn, •What is the matter?' less than ten years after this apparently extra- MRS A W WEBB. Engli-ib Ca=ipo8ition WBOLksAL* tyo BETAtL CSALCB » bt autv v.iil riir^ lu t ter an (o myself, for I Wris in part ashamed the ordination of Deacons." Board «ui he obtained in the best fijniiies for$2 26 {'«rweek, MARGARET METLER, Acadwmic Department ajJ Em- '5fy head aches; the baby kept me awake vogant notion was considered a proof of in- all met. broidery. BitrgHfiS, ^ PlEFr*£XT. l'ati,,n- r.f 111, . Ni.if ^ and ia part top proud to speak of it. Here Let us consider tliis a iittle. Has the church Thi-i institution. m> bonatifoUy and healtlifnlly li»cated, so Mltid — • • • , Primary Dcparuneat. Oii-H,. Irra-Syrrrra, almost all night." This was the truth, but sanity, il was mr.!ntained by Sir William Uer- rem«>v.-U from the temptaiiiiua to % i'-e acc idlruew. ailordu p«- if AXTICL^a, ShoT. VaiUlliiHSe, inj,' (if an. rii .n Mbir.li was another wyong step. There is no security rohar advantajfeo to young uien d»-iijrin« a bigh coarse of in- MISS CAROLINE JJUIRT?. O-verne^.-. Ol.ASrWxEE, LBAD. only in part, and I felt guilty as I said it. no "community .•system" noj;'? Il certainly »tructiou a'i'J a BUilAhle tiualilicalioQ for tae active aud practi- MISS D B WUEELEK. LihrrLrian id D'mai Insfurumu. Vttro AbdomiMil S«r- bvai'tifiiL ,1, n.iluri- an( of happiness in marned life but in most per- schell as a rational and probable opinion, cal .tutifs of life MK AND MRS WEBB St-^^arl'.. Depa hiUs. And while it is "numerically strong" trnetl po'tf-s and Trus^rs, Waskiia Oil Sionti, Iliii -r '.li.. inif.li. s, Then he begged me to go and lie down on wliich might be deduced from his own obser- All letters "f inqoiry addreS'»o«l to B. T Bi.EWXTT. Rnassell- MRU E B SKINNEK Mv.ron OS. MEDICINES, CU£MlCALa,AC- r fectconfidencij. has it not "things in comnion?" To v. hom do Tilli-. Ky., will be rr^pODde•l to pmtnptlT. The Session will opi-n in the new buil ::ng. Those wiiO intend the sofa, in the parlor, and said he would read vations on the structure of the sun."—Scien- U T. BLEWETT, A. M , Princii*!. to N.ard their daughU'r« in th- Inrtitui- art r^u—t-^l t'> le, Au^-m-tST. lHo3 iin.i un-.-t-n «iif-ii»-rT There cams a season of damp, chilly weath- the various houses of worship, !o'_s, ic., be- SuiweUTiUe, Ky , Scpt-;mber S, ItlM-a thehtewwd two or thrt^ weefcs pr-vi..ai. Dttic»-. Tht-e who are to me anything which I would like to hear. Ofx': American. in attendance on th^ fir^tda y of theSt-^ion. can huv rhoice o! -'Ll \ -722 Itf tiluf. ja-t .-*c«:Ted and for taJ-br nf lb.. I!,, .si ri rk ; er. One mousing I got up, feeling very irri- long? Certainly to the church. And are they nx.m8 in the lo^titute. L ALDKIiKi E, t SI b n G SCOTEL I felt this was kind in him. It was like old aMI^tSISSim tOIXEG£, 14-Ti wht-n t.-ir,ji*aTi..n not "things in common".'" But we have a JulT 22. lS54_3..i President Uoajd ol Tni.I«-hM I p' '-M ^^ R'Cntjg &A: Petre, foghl) ^ by ' In my htchen.' I had a cross, ignorant fer- not what I wanted, I wished to have the trouble invented and patented a paper-making machine DAY. the 111 Ol uctobtr. 1854 lu lhir.1 vcur wah cloKr-.! tnT recently by F»Terai citizens of Puilip« 0»iuuiv. Arkiojfc**. I March 26 H G ficom. af.rr S„bbiiid., r.ll . bt- and by divine aathority. "All power in Hea- July last, with one bundred aad Uiirty-seren rtudenta UaT- will wmmeiire on the-ith of OCTOUER next, u n-i*^ th.-ran- i vant girl, and on this particnlar morning she cleared away, not bridged over; and I deter- and pulp, by means of -which paper can be in^'. in addition to taiti..n an fniunieuc»'l a regular courst- of »itudy ^t any < thrr ;D»tUuli«- I- U> til? a.-teorliiienl of a ,,,r („ I scene of mutual contrition and forgiveness; so fection, and if we may believe the statement, itauce. 11 id very desirable that rtudenta, « hether propobing caa enter here upon the jtaae trnuie and complete it. Pole*. Liu»-« SiakerB,Snoodj«. TrtJulFlien. Wsl- ble. My hnsKand was very patient with all daining of Deacons were not one of the "all to fnter cm© of the Colk-pe i»r the PreparAtory Dt-part- TUITION. lel#.Ac.Ac ft.r«a«by H G fcCUV£L I would not stay and be read to, but told him it will cost in its raw state not more than a sixth ment, be in Clinton promptly at the oponing of the term. Primary Department, per sei^i'on. - • - flO 00 his ni,,;b. r y.-am. d fil this, until it cime to the coffee, and this upset things commanded" what was it"? The Lord Sudies corrrspondinK with Fra«laiian and SopLom^>re cla*»ei ^^PiJjJi OIL —VVii»rer-«iraiii»dBleache.l tipenu Oil. aa-t- I must go to bed. I left him in Lis easy chair, of a cent per pound. The editor of the Long EXPEaViES. th^ Mary Sharp Coller.'. ^ n-.'^'.-r «-ieb:ner7 Jorsalely H G. SCOVtL lii- fatli.-r V, r 1..;] WITH blessed them in doing it for "the word of (jii>d The ColI»»giftt« year in divided into two t^rmg of flromontli B ro 00 t him. He put his cup down and said, in a with Lis study-lamp and book and bright fire, Island Vindicator thus sjieaks of it: Junior and Senior, - - 00 li< r I nice in ib,- STMII increased, and the number of disciples multi- each. No ntudent will be receiveti Tor IcU than a term. Incidental:*, 1 76 .^—OiJ i\.rt. ilaiac» or t»eet Wine, aitJ M^l-ira, far half veied tojje, "I do wish we could ever in regular old bachelor-style, and went off into "The material from which the pulp is man- The taition bill^ are to be p11 -ilily. aiiil ll... in;: ground that is at present useless to farmers; Boanl per month, incinliog lodging, vaj-hiag, fuel aad iUMUta i.\K —IJUJU li« News and ilook Int. bert quali- J not h«ve it m^e aa my mother doesr to slecj). You laugh, Kate, as if you thought When Paul speaks of "spiritual gitt.s" (1 Ucht-, • - - • - - - 12 50 Utie of Instrument, 3 O-j ty, on n*nd and for sale by U. G 8C0TEL- i'- !!•.! ( i' a s,.ii,bri . dill and here, too, the community will be the gain- TneidentalB, per term, - . - . 1 00 Embroiierr, 8 UO P ; ' This waa tlsi drop too much for me, and I I was a fool. I think so myself now." Boarding caw be ..btsun'».i at Ih^ Collei^ Hall, or in private Pencil Drawing. & 00 •uid fil. asani? Tli«-= Cor. 2,) of which he would not have the breth- ers. We have seen and examined specimens Black Crayon, - 6 00 L'ATED llAGNtTIC MACHIKK. jurt receired. P-r families in the village On coming to Cfititun, Stndecta are ex- Colored •• - - . 8 OJ » w:aLmg to try the eficacy of electririt? for •.becartof i boiled over. /jYoa never think anything on "How did it all end. Annette?" ren ignorant—assuring them that they are the of the pulp, and have no hesitation in pronoun- pected to report thcmBelv<»s to the officerN bviore making ar- New and t>eantirul Philosophical Appaj-Rtn"- .. parcha-^d in have DDw an opportunity. U Q SCOTZL t'Uliinv ,„.ss...s ,}„.; rani^mentft. New Tork, «iU be ready for al thr comuieuceiorut ol the ; onr table fit tojbe eaten," said I. and I almost' "I held out a week, becoming every day body of Christ and members in particular, cing it just the thing wanted. It is as clear as For further particnUrs fcldre'* J N. or see Catalogue. ••uiirsi. Will, ,,.j. Clinton, September 9, 1864. FeMion. IVtB OIL —aSdox. n ' Eu^Ltijo A Clark ? " TUs ib>- : started at the wundof my own voice; 'you had more and mere sad, and sulk-y as I may well then says, "God hath set some in the church, the most clearly bleached cotton, and is capa- Board will be fumiKhed la genteel fa:nilies al £10 i>er TPooth. *nl cur** effeclttl by thjs inediane ia ca«sof CocsbB?- '.mn. -ii.s |,f,. ,Ti,ir ble of the most delicate tint. The harshness i-hins. fuel and light-^ included A hmited namf.er of puj iU Uon. oJcU. Chruojc I'oi-umon.a, and I'lnn^y, and Chrons I better Eve at ipme. if you are not satisfied, or call it. When I was left alone I used to take first Apostles; after t.hat, miracals, then gifts COLO WATER BAPTIST FE^tlALE SE.lll.'IAKy, can obtain U.ard in the faHulr cf Elder ReuU-n Joce«, and be Riieu 'tani, l*.»»e not only ncbly oicriled, butreceiTed, tts»'' m.isi i-riii.-ncf. and transparency of the straw paper is not to Jinder the inimeiliate care of the teathera l«'nti.... of •.ix.je of tbr tir«t pby-.Juian.H ol tlij- ct>octry, wbo • else provide isje with, decent servants. I can- my baby up and cry over him as if my hus- of healing, helps,"' Ac. Aside from the git'ts be found in it, while it is capable of the highest Chalahoma, Marshall Coanty, Aliit. fiept 30. c C. tii« arurlr m tiit:ir re>,-ular practice with sifn^J sueeJi - ••u-i i-[,-it,l,. ,,, ti,,. imrinl nok do evarytJfing—take care of my baby all here mentioned by the Apostle, there is no JToraalc by U, G SCOVEL, band was dead, and the child was all that I finish, mantaining all the pliancy and toughness The next Session will commecce on Monday, the 4th 8«'pt4>m- i. r. BA&ST, WH. i. BCCI. Druegist and Apottirrery. ajipar. ni inilutnr.- ber, onder the raperrisioDo f uor presDotPrincipal, Bat. JosiFa Oritiu Countfy AJa. liortb side Pnhlic Square. 3 door» went of tbe Sashrilk n%lit and getfUie breakfast too.' Lad lefl; in the world. Dear me! how unhappy other than the Deaconship that answers so of pure linen rags." R. H.A11ILTU5. yoxMbee Co., Miss. Hnt -ue art- ifr^iwin^l »• 'I did not inow before that I waa ao very well to be referred to as helps. What else is W«. the Trusteefli 1° o^r oSckJ capacity, feel varranted to BARRY Ic BECK, fOCKET HAXDR^ECUIEl' PEUJUMS in gT«al »»• I was. and every day added to it. I would speak ia the most dattering tennii of the faithful discharge of r^'—U^r UJ. I'utuale rtuUajinfc, . Fliiui, Ox Us- <-"1 nifnl;. i.i tbina mil ^ unreosanablej' said he, in a tone of injured there in the Bible that he can refer to as help» CHEAP WASH FOB COTTAOSS OF WOOD.— the regponjdble duti^ of the Priucipaliihip. We are fortanatein COMMJSSlOX MSRCUAyrS, anJUuccasKar Oil., Eathaimn' Tr:e(jphtni»,Ac-. find something in his conduct to pain me ev- posseMing a Princip^. to ^de th*; aff^iirs of the Institute, in NOT IS. I8i3. Maliile, Ala. Ac , 1 Ihr hair. For uie by H. G SCOYSL slut cunsiruciiun nil niil } feeling. He aat a few minutes, then rose, left but the Deaconship? For (he ouuside of wooden cottages, bams, out- whom are blended ripe stekolarskip, urbanity of maixm>ra, and a ery time we met. Either he was too atten- buildings, fences, ic., where economy is im- facility to Impart iuatruction, nuruanded by AESi«tant« of un- What Kt- lia\f liaid inj . hia untasted fareakiast. and went off. doobt^ capability. We nnhegitatli^y affirm that this Institu. SITL ATiO.^ W.^.-VTED, IT —iLjne scented—2 bUs. 10,4received.sad'o? tive. or not attentive enough; talking too much Again—if Bro. Evans' position be true, did portant, the following wash is recommended: tioD offers rare inducements to Parents aud Guardians. N a Female Iirititate in th.; of Miviwi^.i.!. ArkmnjUR. or b.' no BctSva.- "Tirai liisirirtt. appbi Sickneja is here almost unknown. During the three rpam of I When I heard tha door shot behind him, all or too little. not Paul do a work of supererogation in writ- Take a clean barr\ l that will hold water.— Its prugnfenire advajicement almost unint«rrupted he^th haa Tcxaa, bj a yoniijz ladj pruiuate of Uie Marv \Vfc.iiiafft.iD > ABDOMINAL gUProKTKKS _Dr Bancint I, B' »-r fnrrt-, i.j [bf- loKH.-! I bnen enjoyed by it* inmates. A'l who wiah to place th^fir daugh- College. Pontotoc. MiK..i!»fdppi. jj, ai«J oUiet appTOval kinda. For sale by „ i my temper left me. I went into my room, He bore my moody ill-humor most patiently, ing a part of the first epistle lo Timothy? He Put in it half a bus:hel of fresh quick-lime, and She can fumi-Kh the monl aatK-factory tex-ui:u>iiials from the 26 H Q BCOTJL slake it by pouring over it boiling wat«r suffi- ters aad wards here next sessioa, are requested to attend the ex- (iod. we knn-.i. <-an| thinking I was ill. One day he came home, describes minutely the iiualifications of n Dea- amination, and witsexa for themAelres the realization of what Preaiaent of that Cullee* of her qTuJiacattnn« in the hraxichea " locked myself iin, sat down and cried like a cient lo cover it 4 or 5 inches deep, and stir- we oow affirm, to as to make arraagemeatt, ainee the present htoiiedin the re,piLtr CuUvge Coarw.or np<,n the Piano Forte indow OHai tore, assorted -ue., from 7X »« iieart it righl, in ii tia!l and told me he had obtained a week's leave of -pro«p>>ctJufititie«lhe conclujiion that tlie houjte will be fillMi. Addresa, JAMES SIrO SMITH. W - chilJ. Thiawas lie first cross word 1 had con. Now if the ofnce cea,sed witli the Apos- ring it till slaked. N. B.~The Boanlof Viritors »pfmiiit«l hj the Aaociation, September S, I86t-tf Aeditnd, PniatiK Co. lii>t SO« «,. sal,, by H G. BCOm palacr. As lb-- pi«I III absence, and had engaged a carriole, and I are eamostXy retja-sted to attend. We should be pleaded to see ptTaoLKUM OK BOCK OIL.-Th. subscriber U .fr«»! » erer spoken to my hnsband. It seemed to me tles, what use is that part of the Epistle to us, When quite slaked, dissolve it in water and thoae members of the Board of Trustees ItTing at a distance, it RAGS ::—S-.260 la Preroiams::: X thu .alaaUe nato.Td remedy. PampUeW treaiini^ woijiis win- lirtd's fin-:t mtist pack np myself aad baby and be ready add 2 pound.s sulphate of zinc, (white vitiiol,) being desiraUd to have a full B<«r doubt»-d or | have a journey as pay Dr.'s bills. Annette.' to harden on the wood work. Add sufficient FALL BRANCH SEMIHART. I WIlZ AT ALL TIMIH PAY THE nifiirESt JLARKET «ale hjj ' <}. tCaTA. ^ hands. r had Deacons with them, for Paul addre.sses water to bring it to the consistency of thick PKICE rs CA£U fOB KAtiS 0."i DELIVERY, md >.«i. a tionc and PAlninffiui; i said he; "and as to have you drooping about in WaahlnstoB Conntr, XeBaettee. certificate to the owner of the amoent received and paid for NO 1 WUlTi LEAD, IS OlL-Jor sale by ___ f 'Oh, it ia ait over with ua now,' thonght I; "'the saints—with the Bishops and Deacons." whitewash. 'ITiis wash is of course white, and rTXa£ oext SeMioa of this Institotion will eommenecoc MON- Thene certiftcrtea murt be kept and i^nt In cext Jul/, «> itat :h26 H- G. SCOTB- ••nrp wiih n rrrfai rniuij this style any longer, I am not going to. We tliree disintereirted merchantj; „f Nashville can make the award* I: 'we shaE nevwhe happy together again in this This church was composed principally of Gen- as white as a color which we think should -L DAT, August 7, aikd continue 40 weekii, with a racation of The largest ami.nnt beinj entillod to the JIOO. the next Urrest lh(» more b..nor t.i our will send off old Bridget, lock up our house, never be used, except upon buildings a good two weeks at the middle of the settaiou, under the care of its to£60. aiMl so on ,lo»n. .BX'a Patent Brace, or AbdemiBal Sappa'**'' ' ^TTorld.' This;thanght made me unspeakably tiles. That they adopted the "community present efficient Teacher*: LEMON BEKXETT. A. M, Prind Merchants sundinf me E-ipi irill plua.w -irrite that I mar kn™r reak and delicate persons, male or female, ai^tbM^ eiiowin^ him i^rc.atiT, run away from all care and have some fun.' deal surrounded by tree.s, so as to prevent its pal. and SLDKIDGS 3. EDWAROd, £sq, Aiisigtant. in who»e name to iMine the certiScate CambinitioEii not F.a. aar^t amicieafflictead witwifhh thti..e. followin g diseases, Tix; Wesrrw^ miieiable. I felt as if s black pall had fallen system" I do not know that the Scriptures will glare, wi- would make it a fawn or drab color The Tuition is required to be pa;d .it the close of eyerr quar- be allowed theBrea,.t. BroniUtis, Shrrtness of br«a*ii, Pain in ths C^ fj-ecl to liim elegant i authorize ns to say; yet there were Deacons ter, at the following rates, rix: Woollen, Linsey, Silk, ami Wor^te l rags are not wanted and Weakness and Bletiding of the Lunt-s, Balpitalion of thafi^ i aroond me, aad in the ftitnre there was only He looked up so kindly I could have fallen before using. Class, Primary Scholars—Beading, Bpelliag, Prim. Ge- wiU not be tneloded in the ahnve ana Dyspepsia. Co«tivene« anit PUe,. Pain in the Back. SP>M1 wio -srould oppn?e? there. ography, Hetital Arithmetic. $250 I eamesUy soUcit greater attenUon to sar-Ia; sad harin- Escs *atur*^ and enlargement of one hip and shoulder, PLJII* blank daifaiesa. In my misery I sought to upon his neck and wept my hear out, to think To make the above wash a pleasing cream Al Cliss—Read'g, WriVg.Spell'g.„ . - CIrtoyraphj , Arithmetic, >3 00 Bow«L». and a tenjancy to Bnptnre, ProUl«is Uteri, or P' aid in so doing? 3d ClMS—Orammar, Cnited gtato UiWorj, and Prim. Bot throBghoat Middle Tennessee. W. S. to Bnpture ; ProUj-qis . ctanlbrt mysdf b'y blaming him. 'He need how oglyl had been; but there was no time We have found that the office was instituted color, add 4 pounds yellow ochre. any. J3 fj August 6, 1854-ly Horth last comer of the Square Down, Irregular,, XPainfu AUit lo lo or rProfus ProfujeA Wenstrcatioa llenxtmatioa. .a • u «th Clm_SatnraI Phfloiiophv, Algebra. Bcolt-keeprng, t4 60 to Abortion, and Painful Pregnancy, and tb* bad ib^ . a not liave ipo]|«n so to me, at any rate,' said I, then to talk it over. "5 hurried away to pack, by Divine authority, that it was adopted in For Fawn color, take 4 pounds umber, 1 to Child Bearffij, a Disposition to pound Indian red, and I pound lampblack. 6th Claaa—Satural Hiatolj, Lope, Ehetoric, Moral 8cieiice, HOWEXL FEAAALE ISSTITLITE. ineas, common to clcrkA. mechanics, KtudtaU, tcarnUtsmj ^ Eesistuig ^•r: outlood: 'he 'jiugit have seen how I felt; it but before I was half through with the pack- another church beside the first one, and tliat Algebra, (Jeometrj, Botanj, Gwlog/, Antronomj, Phraiol- HE regular «mdon of this InatitaUon wfll commeBC® on ottierm, who keep inrlinM jKHijtioiw. To make the wash grey or stone color, add ogj, . - its 00 T the tat MOSDAT in October. 1851, under the snperintra- The sabssriber has had th« eiclnrire of this Cfl**^^ . i. f J •waa too mnehjfot any one to bear. It really ing, I resolved that I would.tell him the whole plam direction has been given of the proper «th Clam—Chemiatrj, Sorreying, LlOn, Greek. . - »6 00 denoe of Eev. J; Cou, of Kentncky, who wil! engage compe- Brau.for aerer^ year*, duria^f which period a laig* .Si It it, a spectacle orer 1 4 pounds raw umber and 2 pounds lamp Contingent Fee, per quarter, a tent Temale Teachers to meet the necessities of the Institntion. hare bMO sold to tbone who hare riren^ hirhait weep ir there roald be| st^ ' C.'"»BfltaneliiiUndtnlum. Itisplatnenoagh ^ry from beginning to end. The moment I qualifications for it. I«ow I ask where is it black. Good board can be obtained near tie School forjl 00 to tl 26 Tuition at the lowest rstes for racoInstitntions , sav $8. f 12. of fhejr pcmarkable curaiiTe pOT^rs. The most salwfictojjjzl p per veek, and fartlxr off for atiH leaa, and there are good op- »16 and JSO, for nuiic. Tnition, half in adrance. tS for uae —eao wbec giT«liireaa u >u> pfcwon peROQss i am th me eci; cii^ yof o Kaabriljejjai riaaBTi«« —^ feeble man, child of dn i^' tkatladBeajjiot. aw fit my comfort as lie came to this determination, the load was gone; recorded in the Scriptures that it hiis been ab The color may be put on with a common portunitiea for thoie vishiag to toanl themKlrel. V of instnunest. pcottatiy. Furthmnore. they are recommaaWW^ I omdid. 13^'tolieaIm7KfaI&gmB,vIiat whitewash brush, and will be found much more Thii Indttatiaa, aitnatxl in n bealtb^ and beaotifiil a loeil!- Board, waihilf, and lodging, Vt yn month. *>«t oelehnted acd flztensraPiactiUoaB a of the moth, strives witli tithe eipeatian of my countenance, the tone of rogated? What are the facts ascertained by 10 remored from the temptctioaa to diaaipation and idleneta, It i> deairtd that itnduiu intendinK to go to thil School wonU I aad tha afiacvnt oouatrr. Tor al« hr I lB»«Bp,biji]ia]{teeoQb, Idles lia"^^ durable than common whitewash, as the sni BOotdi lapeiliiradVmatigM to rom m«a fa pnimlt or aa •du- commance at tha opemng of the aeasion. ^^^ ^ 6. BOOrOt has not done it? How | I M Dgrroin ohuged. I ma. conadovu of it, and I our examisation: et^ XUSSUSS 8. XSWASDB, BK'T. JDHX WBI, iN'rs pbate of tine seta or hardens the vath. IWJBnM, WtMmtmc», ntw, JmuUt'U. And while jou doei 1