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f t a B ^ M ^ ^ nooipaad tt^ fiiifbMsi- fe

l i b * * fcr God^ and, in tfc* M h m rf

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BOW, aftsr if kmg sexiv of j san , dicM proa-

iMS-MKiseoguied, aekMnriedged aadaiad«

g s i . Qod, also, faaa atade prvaises ta aa;

gxnt, giinuua, praaaiia promises. Tke^ ace

n t t a n d o r e r bis 'Wotd^ thej are gathmB

spiniB Cka i t ; tik^an coofinaedtoosbyfaB

teft; t iMjsnpraou«3ikUr«fer tot&eMj,-

pRli•i»affBI'dkB^ pcaee, stTeagtI^ iastraetio^

ddiTcraaee—ina«9Td,«KrialTatiaB; prtunises

s i n a im i aa t t en&t i— la m t aallidesiRa—

aadmaife aa UB cdatenae. Promoea

aoaptM aH H can leqaira, aad all God can

. ooQ&T- T^ere

are pmalaea Sir the bo<ig

G«d ha»gt*«i OS ki* word tbat faswU &«d oa,

dbtka ao l at kogth raiaa aa from Use dead

in tfae tOMBtuw of t l » gli»iini3 bodj of bis

S<n. H« k u sot ptomisad laxnrles, bvt IK baa prnmiwad MaaHariaa. There a n proinises

tc flu^ all QT* evxwmstsJKtx. I^kibuks f^r

f n a p o i ^ , asd fraaiaes for ad rm i t ; ; prmt-

iaaa for aHibrnai, aad prouiIieB for bedth;

I for life, aad promiaw for deatb. Tbe

I of Qod mbtaos all bis people, antii-

iipalaaO t k n wsata, aad proTidaferall-tbsir

j tmaiinia Lai aa now look at tba text

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H s u IS A ZXSCS05T aoMX. °-Tbae batb

BOt b i k d one wxtrd of all bis gocd pioiaise.

God baa bspt bis

bis proaiaes—be bas

a a t b a t ^ b l o f tboB fixeiwsMBMBt Man

s a f &Tgst tbeai, God nerer vSI ; ftej a n as

frcdt ia b a aeaoTj to-daj aa if h« bad oaljF

•adft tbem tbia monuBg. He baa regelated

kb dealings b j bis proaiises. Precepts a n oar

nle,praiiii9e9arebi&. Heisererydaymakisg

g M b i a void. Ia oor darbaat atasotta, in oar

MCt trTiag times, be ia b«t fslfilGagbis -vord.

Tbeiefim, ia looking back ve see vitb So!o-

Bon tbat he baa ezaetlj mad« good bis word

Wit asd in so datag, bave dis-

boBond biB, fae vbat i<f«aoB bad we ta

doabi? IKd be ever break bis word f did be

•rer fiiil bin people T ^ d be erer riokte bis

promise T Nerer. "ftisimpoaaiblafor Godto

Ke." Yet our doabts and feara go fiu- to

make God a For tbis be -will eonreot sa.

Beeanae d tbia ba often frownn apon as, but

ba will feep ius word notwithstanding: faecce

tike ApoBtfe B js , " Tbongb we bcEere not, yet

baabtdetb ^ibfcd, he eannot deay bimsd£"

Out doobta a n Tcry ofcea oar disgrace. We

sb««ldloi& vp«n tbemaasiBfalj ceofesatbeiB

befinte God aa andi, and seek pardon for tbem,

as mneb as for aa j ertme we eonuoit. Satan

ia* tfltn sagsttiad tbat tbe promisea do not beloBg to aa, aad tbat God will not make tbem goodi&aQr e:^eRe&oa: bat Satan is a liar,

aad, tberefore, not to be listened to or beliered.

We a n directed to gire bim no plaaa, bnt

bisa oat cf the boose as soon as be oomes

in. Torerirtbisi,8tei4£ctiathe£utb; litead-

f t ^ belieTiBg what God had <p<^ea aad re-

ended in bia Wrard, in oppoea^on to aU that

Satan may suggest or say. Satan is the great

eaaaiy of oar hotiseas aad bap^ness; therc-

fora, as Qod anctifiea as, tsd makes'ns bappy

tbroogh b a own Word, espedally ihnngh his

preoioas promises, ba does all he ean to make

H diriielieTa tbest. Sometimes he sagg«(ita

that tbey a n too great and too gocd to belwig

to s a ^ poor, mean, and worAie&i worm* aa

we arc; aa if any thing was too good or too

grwt ^ God to eoofer on ns, for whom be has

felinrad op bis own Son. Aw i&acr ias

f r o m f i . True, Pro»ideace seems often to

i r j t i i » order ts try onr fiiitb in the promises.

Bat we may rjst Beared of this, that the

tf God's band will sever ma eomter to the

wad of bis gnee. Tbe poaiaa is staff

OB which we a n to lean, tbe eoa^aes by which

we a n to steer, the maona on wbieb we a n to

ProTidetsees changf. bat promises a n

iamstabk—fWTideaees intricate, but

promiav a n plain. We eannot td l what a

pro»idenee means ontQ we get to the eid of it,

b n we eaa mm j ^ meaning of the promise, at

oBtt. T b n ^ ve bare dosbted, tboogb Satan

has raggaM^ t hngb Ptsridesea has frowned,

yek God has ^ t bm woad, and then hath eot

ftiled me word of aO good |»>mi». .

BroOv , let m witnen fbr 6 « d Be ^

to and »ya, " Fe ora aqr wifctssa**." And

a n w e a o t f ^Teweaotproredhimftutbfnlf

Haw w*r Krt ?oand bia promises tnw? We

bara beea ia dilEeoIties and dangers, W8 bare

b w i tamptcd and tried, we k m doabted aad

ihuad, « • b a n Hstoied to Sataa, atsd jodged

by appoanKM; bvt, ttotwitbatuding, aU tb«

piiiuiwri b«T« best made good. We mast

a y , wOh Paul, •• HaTing obtained help rf

God^waaoatiaaa onto tbia day." Wabare

I broken cmr word, b«t oar God ba* nerer

U a Let as, ^enfore, not oaly

IK b is , bat g i n tbaaks n t o him.

An ba M b of V for all tbe fitrm be eonfera

vnvi i a t o fo^ U* mne-

— k n r t a ^ roioe in prainngaad thanking

t teLoid . Haring p r a M b i a fertbapMt, l i t v i a A of b t a m n f o r tbefiitBie;. " H e

^ M l b mm* gtwemJ' W b ^ b« baa already

p r a a o , i a b i ^ » p t 8 < ^ o f wbat b« «tl l gi*e

w ; Us p r o o ^ a n tr«e tUa day—aerer

• o n t n t . 6<>d is willing WBakatboBgpod

is omt •zyerioMe, be aarer was s o n wil f i^ . Wa k a w aot what a day any 1»iag fottii, b«t

i r t i f t b r i i ^m tb wbatit will, the gfaaa

J m vi t t ba aoA i ta l ibr aa, u d w« bare bis

m t i A r t sa oac dsf ao ikall a«r atreoftb ba.

Jeaaab toaa U ^ onigent, > Wbat-

» « » « ye ask tba Fatbar i a i ^ aa»ei U win

give H yea. Ask. aad ya a b ^ naava,

tbatytmr joy a ay b d f aL " Let aa reaOT

oin-eodktewa iajQoA Nerer, aercr bad w«

aa aaay naK3Ba,oi a»,aaeb aaase, to ba coif

« « t ia God aa BOW. W a bare raearad aft

• a e b a i a t ^ ; be baa M^aadsa iBaay pcay-

Ida ward dating so Baay

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Gedl May te GEidy S j ^ w « k it, botl^

Ktbawriter<aai idi^tbajMa^»h«arC Let

eondastm, esM^j^rate oondres afiei^

% i&a aerriee o n

bat wa aast go farther and nfose ad-wMea t eea rpa I ] ^aQ who bare not beea iaaMtsed, forirtbm not &r a w n inrolred ia

i l l i i is«M t»1»apalpirdtan tbeadmisrion tbe eomaasM taUe? ^ a t thia ia too

aold, too desdtats of ChiistiaBSaanatb fertbe agaaadtbe tiBBs. Tb«e wiB be ao Bapdst eoemmdon tabk in bearea—Be seotariaa ta-Ua—bat one spieadid bacqmdag ta i ^ ' anand wbidiallfrCbrist'adiasipieswtU be gathered, aadavar-wUebbe will preade. Let i tbeso h m . { « . ) A Baiyist Lan t i s .

n^tJba nerer has faltd.

a ^bab f re r wiD; be litoaaBd aa, be will sse

«aat3L l e t as, tbeB,aeakgr»^«bat«eaay

afiaA eeaMsrata oorparaoBa a i ^ powoca, oar

fine aad ear taleata; all wa bare, alT we axe,

aadall weeMdi>,eBiaralyaad Ibrererto tbe

strrue of oar G ^ K wa think, let ns think

k m - M ; i f a«aat, let as eat fin-God; if we

| ^ l e f c « s |p r a ^G«d ; , i f , wa ipaal^ k t as

a n aader'aaeb

r v f u M ( M ^ ^ ^ a a ^ i ^ r e M i i ^ to

ons^raa, aad ear all, to &e serries and ptabn

God. Witwai for aa tbila, y a a a g a b ^

Gad, ye serrmnts o f Jaaa^, &at we bew our

for God, ^ « t ben batb aot &fled," in oar experience, « one word of all

bugood pratuae," u d tbat frna a sense of

his great lore to a ^ and anq[nestionahle right

in OS, we dedieate eonriree body, soal, and

spirit, to his serrioe aad praisa erer.

(a.) Lt expreasicf n g n t dial tbe foregoing anfortaaate impreesion was made on the mind of " Baptat Layman," ia the abore, rla.: that tbe Watiolaiaa and Refleetw bad, ia thk in-atanoe, departed Bern the Cbristiu chaiitT aad eoartesy by wbieh it aims eiar to be gor-amed, wa J ^ re to say ftat no aai^ei<»i of l a y saeb departnn oeenred to oa in-pcoaing, re-riang and printiDg tbe eonaients to whidii he makea so pinted e^eepdoo.. No ia^mation of tbeaa barine been of the <ftaiaeter whidi he aaenbea to Ulem, has reaebadaa. Ontbecon^

tmi both intellig«BT andCalhoRe Bjen,

jatna a a d * - * bare ia riew not e ^ of tbe tde3i^, hot «( (hose eammeata. Tbepjetorwho

w t ^ the first letter remarked nppn, rolan-teend an assoranee ef his hearty appioral of the temper and spirit of all we thai said. We

that " layman'' shoold hare been so

THK c o j t a r s i o x COWT&OTKKST I S XKW

We transfer a eeeond iaatahaeat of tbe Dis-

eontoo in the Watdtmaa and BeScetor. Tbe

repfies of the editor a n oundBsire- Some of

our readers may ba startled to kara from

Layman," tbat tben a n thoaaands in the

New England Ghoiehea 1^0 a n ready to

throw down erery bar to the Lord's, taUe uid

permit aH to eat who deem themaelTK fit—

going farther thaa Padohaptists tbeaaehes I

LaymaaV reasoeiag from tbe pnlpit eemma-

nioa to table oommamon, eannot be aet. I t

will not da to say, tbat preuhing ia not an or

dinanee, for it is, and no man is a seriptnial

preacher who has not solanitted to bjq^tism,

oaited with a r iobk Chareb and r«oeired an-

tbtjrity from the Gbnrdi.

The present pnralenee of open eommnnkm

sentiment in New England is the reralt of a

long practice of pnlpit eommssiao, and the

same eanse wiQ prodnee the same tesolt in the

; Soath. Tbat resalt we would prerent, aa-i

call apon e»«ry bae Baptist to help aa:

rrem tW WxlE&sxa u« BISK-.

TEX coxamnos ONC* SIOKX. The oomments whioa we saw fit to append

to the article " From a Pastor," aad " A Bap-tist Layman," in your paper of tbe 31st ul t , reem to deserre notiee. I am awan that those eoounsits did not purport to be a reply to the artidea—bat the spirit aad temper that is ex-hibited in them nfleet aererely, and, X think. onjuBtly, upon the motires, if not the bomsty, of tho« who di3er with yoaon this sabject. i hare not, for a long time, read any thing that seemed to be stamped aa strongly with tbe "Stand aside, I am b < ^ than thon" doe-trine, than the remarks referred to. In^caaa of meeting, by fair atgomeDt or Bible a single point, the riewaadroeated: ^ ' who Ciror op«i eommacim a n dT" ~ "wrong." a "surrender ef i^Hd " an error." " a rimirfujjuri t aa ^ eraliian,'' as " raining un i o&am tfiat a " f < % , " as « inrdriDg tbe Cbaidbsa in fital eostentioBs." I cnmksf, that wilb my ksowl-e i ^ of the unifbtm founeaa and eoartesy that hai> dif&igaished eraiy thing like^eontiorersy in yoor e<SamBs, I was not prepared for isaeh a treatment <m tMa ia^eet; neither do I be-liera it will emriaeaa single airooate of open eom-sanian, of tbi e m r « bis riews, nor ter oa» from eatlracicg tiiem. Yon eanaot fetter the cause o^ tn th , or impede its pro-grew hy denuneiata^ (a.)

Then a n tiwasasds in our Chor^ea dis dngoidted for a foil arenge aaoont of pety, whcse daily walk is perfeetly oonssteat, wbo beliere the day has come for aa adrantt in tbia matter, who beliere that the time ban arrired when 4tS of Christ's d i s e ^ s shoald meet at his table without r^ard to seet orllaBoatina-tio3, and ttese thcusaada tbtow liaek the charge of teaching "wrong," of eneoBtagicg ooncessioB to a dasgeroaa Uhoralian," ef rjl-aicg anion more than troth"—they plant them-selres 00 the Word of G«d, and not on Choreh creed, and ask yoa not for ancient fonnolaa, bat for the law and tbe testim<»y." (6.) Yoa argue or rather asmrt tfiat the eommttnion is a Churdi ordinanoe, and then yon go on to assert that tbe same r^e that wo^d admit person to the eommucion table should adn him to tho Charch, and that the abandoning the aeeessity of bajKism by immersion, as pre reqaisite to the commanion, inrotres its abandoamsnt as a pre-reqaiate of admission into the Church. Now I aak for one particle «{ proof from God's Wocd, that the Lord'* sap-per ia a Chnnh or^iaaaoe. I want not inftr-etett, «r st^pesitions, «r eonjtefurtr, but luU prmf. The Lord's sniper was instituted by our Sarior with bis disciples—wen they a (%ajch ? I f so, «bsa wen tbey or]^iara ' Who wenits oSoars? I f it was designed to be a Church (nd iua i ^ is it not reasonable to ^ p o s e that oar Sarior woald first hara organ ised ^em into a Chureb, and commanded them toriiserreitasaCbiirehcrdinanoef AUharch OTdinanee inaogaiated in tbia wayf I awan tbat the reanika of " A I t oor , " abora alladed to, aaet ^ point taoat eoaeluEirely. (c.) I f the Loid% sailer ia a Cbareh ordi-asnce, weantoaadentand tbat no other body than a Chureb bare a right to celelmte it— and b this so f Suppose ten, twenty, fifty or a hondred bntbren, shoald happen to be thrown together irhcra no Chureb was organ-iaed, a n we ta ba to ld4at Aey hare no ngbt to edebrate the dying lore of (%rif t ? Saeh sa inference seems to be absurd, bat it b Iqptimate inferoee from sudi a t h e ^ . This positioc is too nantw fbr us, aa Cbristian.s to susd upon ; let as eabraoe ia the arms of oar fellowship all of Gbinst*ii diacipka, aad eon-cede to ^ who loTO Us eaase, the right to celebrate the supper wb i ^ be iostitated. (d.^

Agu]i,if we debar from oar eommasioa tabiea all who difiw with ns in the 'aode of baptism, a n tboo not other aad far a o n fan-dam«>tid points of-fiiMiMnMnt wbidi sboaU czeinde thousands who rare been baptised b immersion T A n tben not doctrines whie 1 we beliere to be plainly taught ia the BiUe, sad wbicb a n witb us matters of n imous fai&, tbat a n rqMtad by oor brethrea o f oth-er deaominatMB*, aiBBy of whom bare been iaaetMdf A n A i j i doeftiaea not of acre, raatty laon iapnrtiwia ia tbe gospel plan, Aaa tb« ^ t i t y a f i j j ^ i d i l b a p t U r and ihall we l e e ^ tiai*ooamonioaoaewbere-jeeti>tbaK,aa«a bditra, to bo fitadauMal

itly impnsaed (&) We hare raised no question as to the

uety of the class for whom a strong claim is ten put forth, not doohtisg that they are jojst aa deroted and just as liberal as their breth-ren—BO more so, and 00 less so. Parity in pi-e ^ o c i cot necessarily Euppoi« all other a g r ^ ment. We think Layman " in error, as to the Dumber whom he claims to represent, bdog permadf d thst B^ttists and Baptist Cbonhei I lenerally stand in the maintainancs of their (iistinctire polity when they hare always stood They hare been blessed with a l a r ^ out-growtb—far mon so than the Free-Wul and Open Communion Baptists—and it would bs strange were not some to be found who, yielding to constitutional tendenaea or out-s i t pressure, or both, should be disposed to suocumb befon the ramted liberalism of the day. The demand for an appeal to the " Law and the Testimony " is refreshing, for it was ost that feeHns placed our friend,^d

tn be Sarms

doatrinas, aad lejeet «ae wbo Wieves tkoa, simply IiULaaiii one wasUbaptbad ia tea bog»-kea^ofwaiKr^aBd tba alkar ia tea d r c ^ fViiiialMinT w o ^ o o n ^ ' t o draw the bae

and aot

s to represent, in the Bap-foith and orier of the^

those whom tist Churches. The Chnrehes bare not changed, though the de-

to make some inroad on these u manifest ith the innoration proposed, they wcoU

cease to be B a p ^ Charchn in any s ^ sense as they bare existed hitherto. Instead, they woald be emascuIatcd, we beliere, of ail their distioctire testimony as witnesiing for the primitire simplicity and parity of Chrirt's ot-dinaooes.

" Layman," in his further rema^ , foeb oa to take a pouass, and one which,

hen stated, will be regarded by the reader as rerr peculiar, and as nearly anomalous. I t is true ttat " Kirwan," an Old School Presbyte-rian, Heo^ Ward Beedier, a New School

Tga^onalist, argue with Robert Hall, that^haptism is aot a needed pre-reqabite to the oommunion. Indee<^ Mr. Beeoher regards b ^ t i m as aot the initiatory ordinance of Chriatiaaity—neeeeaarily sneh—bat declarato-ry, rather. In pursoance of this theory, he would practice the form of so-called baptism every month if demaaded. These, bowero', be-toDStotbedaasafexoaptiaaa, T b e g r e a t l ^ of Pedobaptists insist on baptism as prelimina-ry to the sacrament, and insist on tM latter as

CBuacM WDuc^cii AS nci.T as lax roxxxx. I t would be diffiedt for " Layman " to show tbat bai^ism ia any mon entitled to the dis-tinetimV a ChurA ocdiaanee than the Lord's cnjifiet. Can be prore it to be iosb? I f so, iia wisMX jjround ? hir. Beoehcr insists iha*. baptaa is aot a Gboroh ordinance as esmmon ly undmtood, bat an 4^>serranee rather. Oar oontributo^ pleads for the same estimate 03 the

fait His sinks it lower ia importasoe

id true ^ijitteaaoe than he should hare ad mitted, for, aooording to tbe tbemy of being a moe .obserranee^ any company of beliererv anywha(o,aBd vMerany circumstances, wheth-er Ckml i ateabets or not, may iaanjiurate or

tbe sacwd feasi. "Layman'' nrast na^ on rofleetion, that gnond so iitdefea-s ^ e , eaa wfUi difficulty be maintained.

(dL^ " All Christ's Disciples" for whom fel-lovdup iabeninroked, would i"iclud<! a wider sweq^ than b supposed—eeruinly if half the d a i a to diaezpIcMip be allowed—inetading, a;: it does, Ariaaa, Campbellites, .&e. But when is the disfoOowAip sow ? Then is a Christian and fnteraal neagnitioD, as " Layman" allows—modi p no t i t ^ erery-day inta-oom-mnnion that is pleasant and pr<^table; as much of this, too, on the part of B^tists as of others. How this fMlowsbip b to be widened or improred by mning in commoa in an obserranoe oceaaonally, onee in a lift-tiae, or nerer,—an obaerranee that is no ot-diaaaoe—it u diffioelt to understaod. It is adndttag altc^ther too auch, when it b al-lowed &at Baptists a n less distinguished by a [aaaine Christian eath<^city than their oeigb-

The admis8i<m is one whidi we do not for a moment accept

it b hen urged does not oommeud rclerant to the case in rather to sentiment than

to tbe logical facility, ^ f the Baptbt or any we know

a l o ^ series of Bar. Dr. Hooker, addressed to B a p ^ ^ eonjaring. them to abandoB " eloae ooBUttttston. " Taeee earnest appeals Deeded m oatnde w l y , for Ae editor

"u te bnisbed aside gare one himself ia m1 sneh exgt^twsd^tip, as da&K> in logie ot, _ the S t a a r A r t h ^ qa^^oas on striet

baring no foun-i^riEtesey. In 7tb, aio thirteen . f roa^ABap-

. vbiA m liii^JIfTaini eoartesy and t«-pSod to wilb aaadti^L Aa showing a kindred estimate of j a s ^ of ftb debate about com-muaion irith oar own^ rfre tiiree of these qoestions, with the Sm^Jkr s acawen:

10. ^Hare we otnasoa to foar that much of the ezeitMieat oa iltbjcet «f eomau-nioB ia begotteo by SMtarian, rather than Christian, foelingt .

4 L Is ia aot nriirfcable that whil« so a u ^ issportaaee'ia jdbwed apos denomica-tioes' eoBHaoaiiar w y * " " table, so few smbtaea: tba opportunity where it b offered.

12. ^ Is it BOt Olriadra charity to concede the same rights -Mad pir i leg^ to o&ers tbat we elsia t o ' • an id tm^

l u i ^ n a ^ r c d . I O .

(«.) All that i t s ^ as putieularly 1 hand. I t b an appeal

}gieal facility, other eommunioa table in hearen,' nothing, and of debarring others from our commanion on earth, we Imow as little. Our vision at least has nerer reached u> far, and oar expereaee has nerer led in that direction As to adm»on to tbe pulpit, it certainly is as proper tbat exchanges should oeeur as Aat Joseph John Garney, a dbtinguitbed Qaaker,

[d bare been bnird, as he was, years ago, ill the pulpits of all erangelical denominatiDas i ^ e . The pnlpit does not necessaril j take in tbe m u n d of Christian ordinances.

Thb snbjeet of the eommunion of the Lord's Sapper is, erer and anon, lifted into a pnmi-nenee befen the publie, to w i l d , in i tnlf considered, it is not at all entiUed. This comes from tbe foct that Baptist principles in their roeky foundations a n found to be most diffietdttd aaaalt. The matter ef the Supper affords an opportunity for sophbm and sentiment to do thor uttermost, and the ad-rantage b industriously used. We do ilot deem tbe aabjeetitadf tntrinrieally iaportut. ItsptaetiealbeariBgaanddeannuan "few, and liur between;" aad it is largely on the <!e-f«>ee that the matter has been so fredy dis-cussed and rentilated ia these eelumtts. Of tba siaeerity, as of tbe good fednig, of brtth t m from whom w« d i i ^ , ao question b in-'Ikiigti. So f i r as tbey make the demand of ^liayaan," Aey plead for aa innoration not

^poa long standing Baptist order, tot t&e oao vbich makes tbe »eraaental oommu-niMt of aaall aeoouat. Aa ootrespondBat ebwwben weD aigea, i f ttSs asatter of i n t » eoBBtndoa ba so aoaentooa, why notplacsiit when tbe Bomanist does, aad giro it a D i r m aad aaring efieaey T . Wo bare said tbas aaeb on the general Mibjeet beeaow we Uiiak it has beea suS-aeatly diseaaaed, for the time being, and nay aow M fitl^ foreekaed. doing so, bow-erer, BB wtab to lay before oaif rcaden, aad ia one er two e w i repr^ee^ tetiaoBiab o«t-iifc of oar deBoauaatica wUeb a n of rala^ in riewaa wdl of tbe aaa -wiSA isBadeef tbia salneot, as abo to plaea it ia ito trae afr t i t s debadHaOa i ^- '

The

conic bnt tndy Serip^iral responte

»10. Yea. " XL Yea. "12 . Yea."

We hare a later expression on thb rery subject from another oieridtan. The Ne* York iHikptndeKt of Isat Week, in an article on CBBimAX BaoracxiooD, in whichi cumpli-meatary aUosioD u made to Dr. Stow's Ute work on this subject, si js:

Some will take it for gTant«d—or will infer from wliat we bars already written—thai this book oa Christian Brotherhood, written especially for Baptistfi, diFeas:re3 the Baptist question of close cr open eommonioa. The assamptioc. or infereooe, ii> mistaken. For o«? own part, we tiare never been disposed to char^ the Baptist Chnrebes with any special narroiroefs or bigitrr ia their rale of admission to the Lord's table. Indeed, we hare nerer been able to se« satisAictorily hew their prtncipis differs from OUTE. We can see how it differs from Robert Hail's priacipte, and bow it differs from thst impnt^ to Mr. Beecher, of Brooklyn, and the Pirmnnth Church, but we do not so<> bow it differs fro® that commonly admitted and eMaWished in the Presbyterian and Cocgnr^tionsl Chardics The principle is, that only members of Cburches are admitted or inrited to the Lord's table, that only baptised per&oss cac he mem-ben of Churcbee, acd that io ali disputed oases the durch that gives the iaritatioa :«to jadge what ii hiptis'a. When Congregation-albts give up this priniiple, j^rhaps the B»p-tfat« wiU be coastnuued to do likewise. Mean-while, it can hardly bt expected that the Bap-tists will b<3 argfted out of it—maoh less that tliej will be driven out cf it by tauats ard reprosehes on their " close ooumaiiioc." The clo^esess uf their c-immunion. »s eomparod with our*, lies >iimpiy ia their deSnili"n cf what is essential to bapti^—a dt&ai:icii toe narrow indeed, but held by them in all good con.-eiecee, asd in exemplary deference tT whst tbey r e g ^ a^ the testimary of Scriptcre. Perhaps the moat i\odeeib'.e and most hcpefol thicif in Dr. Stow's attempt for Christisj: brotherhood, is that he does not meddle with tbis qnestiou of elosie eommunion, bnt leaves it behind, for the sake cf ooming nearer to the true spirituality of afi^tioB and eo-opetation among these who foUow Christ and hope fav bim » r eiemal lUt . "

The following extract firom tho N. H Com-gregational Journal w reproduced from our columns in the issue bearing date Oct 2Sth, 1858, with a riew to asmrer sn inquiry for tbis article of the Journal, as well ss cn aroonat of this truthful and candid ufteraeet

" We twtife^s we hsve gotee syinpathy w i i the Wafchman, not with it5 views of taptisaj, but its love of tnaintaiciDg c;i::.>i<tcr.oy of practice with these tirws. Did we believe that only fcclirvers who have been iauncrsod are baptised, and that only bap tired persons hare a right to the Lord'.i table, we fhouid believe and practice strict oomnsnmon, »n<i we should alm<ist conrider it an iciraU to bo re quired to pire it up without » chsnge of views oa the eubject cf bptirm. We regard, therc-fon, aM c>ntrover?y on the sabjcet of ooni-ma:B->n, which ignores the pround on which it is practioed, and dcmacds that it bcab»ndoQed merely as a meastin of Christiac liberality and fellowship, u labor lost The Watch-man turns uroa its exhorteta and j- ysi. "You a n as maeh elote commnnioni>t» we are.— you require ns to abacdos what you yonrselve>i practice." Thi* is true. We, as Pedobap-tists, a n close comaanioni^ts, and we hope we shall never cease to be such. Tho only diffjrcnoe between us and our Bspti>t br^liten re$peci» tbe mode and subject of biptisa or the «aliJity of Chri!>tiaii baptism bnt wo both tgrea ia rfjcotang ail unbsntized person from the commut-ion. Robert Hail coiittnded for free or opea eammunion, on the ground that baptism is not a prc-rcquLito to couimu-nion; hut Pedolapfet writers, especially Or-chodoz Coogrcgatioca'uits, hold that it is a pre-rcquisite to commucioTi, agreeing with their Baptist brethren generillT in thi; country. Before, therefore, we exhort them to follow thp •example of Robert Hall. John Bunyan, or any other man w'no sdvocate? the rame view of the »-uhj'ect, we must onrsel'si adopt it.

"The only legitimate subjects of Mntroveraj between us and tbe Baptists, are the t-ubjfct

WA&rABUB

M K^S . Eitnoxs: For tbe purpose of eaO-

ing the attention of yoar Buaeroas readas to

some of the ij sues of the Sooth-Weatera Pub-

lidiing Hguw. I write this hasty dcetdi. A

short tiioe nam some friend of mine, bdoog-

ing perhaps io youreity, seat me, throu^ te

miH, "TriaU for the Truth," " Toms of Coa-

menion," (prin essay,) by J . M. C. Breaker,

and "Ecdesiartieal Unity," by Jones, of Jadc-

fwn, Tenn.

T ^ Sr« ef these, "Trials for tbe Tratb,"

is a thrilfog ^ e of earfy Baptist sufferii^for

coQs«enee' sake, during the early settlement of

the Aiaefiean Colonie<, at the bands of "Pa-

ritan N^eoofoTmista." I t also include a

tract by Elder S. Adlam, of Newport, R . L ,

rb<>wing eonelusirely that tbe Church- ertab-

l iah^ by Roger Williams, in ftoridence, was

not the first Baptist Char^ ia America. To-

ge&er they eomprise a traot <^215 pagof, and

' add for 25 eeaU. I t b a ^ d i ^ l i ^ e rol-

ume, that thonld'bs' ia every jEuafly.

Two many of our bnthren a n ignorant of

their own history, and a n ofun c&mpelled to

beat statements to their pr^udice, wheo, i f

tbey had been caBTciBMit witli ^Kts ic our

lutiory, they codd hare met triaapbaatly

their opponents, aod the truth beea~i<Hiored.

"Terms o*" Ccmmu&ion," (prixs essay,) by

Brother Breaker, of Beaufort, S. C., u a traet

87 p a ^ . derotcd to the eoosideration of the

scriptural qualifications for ecmamaioa at tbe

Lord s Table and is, in every respeet, except

ont, as far as we can judge, the best eieay wa

hare seeit on that snlject. The only fanlt we

cotice is a want of eonctniraticn and a^fli-

mf\<m. We thick it oomprdiensire of argu-

ment to ao unusual extent, iu pamphleta of ita

sixi, and would recommend it most heartily to

every Baptist, as a eound and foitbfnl inquiry

ioto the scriptural terms of oraununioofbr the

rd's Sipper Price 10 oents.

"EeclePsstical Unity," by Brother Jones, is

aa answer t.> the question, " A n scriptural

Ccurcheo muitiform or uniform in their char-

acter?" After rssding thii discourse with

some carc, we hesitate cot to prOBOUSoe it one

•he best cracts wo ever read; aad apon a

lufajcet demanding such a disooorse, as ^ u

p&rticclar crisis, thoosaziA of them should at

oaee be put into circuUiion.

The opinion entertained by Ped^ptista,

that the various divisions of Christians into

sects ia & wi^ arrangement of Proridesce, for

^ e purpose of Euiticg the prejudices and self-

frnev of men, i» thorongbly and ssrip-

turally exposed and exploded. Wo adviae

every lover of the truth to buy Ais teaet, aad

reid it carefully.

As far a< ' *aa vcen and examined the

issues of South-Wostert! I'rMishing doose at

Nashville, there is a peculiar adaiptatioQ i i

abjcet. to the wanU of the B^ttist daoad-

catioc and of the agt, found Kmcktn dss.

While other hottses are publishing sc/MtiMly

sad exceedingly valuable books,

ga&atal adaptattuB, we. think, to tba i p e ^

w^t» of the decomiiiatioo.

Vonrs in Christ,

M. V RrtzxtLLXK

G<.r*nJ. ID., JaEairy 29.1S59.

Fiiat Ohan* a MaArSo ba«« beea boBB^fo

b i a f I fyoaaayyaa ,y t radc t t ( ^^

aoraeigaty ef tba C l na ^a t Nadmlfe T

yoa aay BO, yoB dertio;

Cboadi at MeLemraarah^^fia Uio

my £ea OB eifter bea: ' ( W d a s a r t '

peade8t,bat

in the of saiatc'

The aot o f a Chareb is final when

aeeordanee witt Ab I m o f (%riit;

eaasedoae b j 1ka<aturdi,bnt beeaa^i

byt^ i i r t , tbroagb Ida ageet, tbe Gfaa:^^

Now Aea we a n aabassadon for b o ^ God did beaaeei yea as, W9

yoaia flhziat'aatoadbeyeieocBeikdta ~

B a p ^ w a a ' t be led &r frm On B i ^

Wbeaerer J . B . Grares ^ 0 « a Umself t ^

or esreatiany fobe in d o e t t ^ ^

gnat body oar f i t f ie will d np I m :

toddeidy as Om^ fid Doetor Hmnll .

J . 34. He

and mode of hsptism; but as to these subjects we see no proFpect thst we should see ey> eye ^iaside of heaven "

Tho EpisoppaJ Recorder acd tbe Sovthtm Christian AdvocaU indorse this position the following, which b t h ^ own language:.

"The eloiso OoffiiBB^doa of the Baptist Church is bnt ^ iwotesary sequence of tbe fundamental idea oni of v\ieh their exiateace has grown. Ko Oiirik^ Church leoidd HtJlta^v raeriiM to Us communion trm ikt humhim and irM^i Mi^r in Ckriti tdiko had not hem haptizt^ With the Baptsds, ^ mersiou oaly is baplro, aid thenfor«,-of neeaashy, exclude* fhgHtifcjCerd's uble alt wb» bare not been MfteTA^. ' / f £s an (swn fiol part<f its syiMir" iWtUgiHmaii carry

oHi of his «T«d TbillngotrT lies not in terms of eomatndbtt, W t in his definition >pti-sm Hi ctrHnoi tiiandon it ttiikouf

tkt arosmt ineonaitlntt^ Nohonnt BopfUi can da it wrifhovl hU iJkurck.

" TheyMee elearlyi aed i n f ^ k to eoafefs that the p r i n^ le ef altat caHed ela«e eem munion b not ocnfined to B^tbts . but b com mon ta> tbe Christian w o ^ , and that antil others altesdoD it, i t is a a l w andunjaatto stigaatiaa. Baptists for aAo ing to it. We hope to ham ao further oeimieti for allading to It in » e l f 4 ^ e e . "

I f anj oae dtoald ask me f»r an epitome of the Cbnstiaia rei^^on, 1 shoald say, it b ~ tbat one word-J"prayer." I f I should asked, "What will take in whole of Chris-tian experieuee?" .1 thoaUai^er, "prayer." A maa mttrt lxrQ^^a eonri>ced of sin before beeoaldpray,; he mos^Pltare had seme that then was meny for him Ibefon be ooul m y : I n foot, a]] the Christian rirtticf axe foiled vp in that word, prayer. D? but

aai yoa a n a man of prayer, and 1 wiu rejay atocoe. "Pir . Ibarai io doubt ef the reali^, as B«a 8« «ka aineerity, of j t m ttSgmx."— Sfmffam. f

teP and I win rejjy

r*r UkTiiumii amfOM.

MtasRs. Enrrc&s :—I have tiiotlgbt much

i>:.out «he unhappy controversy between Bntb-

ren Graves and Howell; have noticed sugges-

tions leadii^ that way, and thoi^ht of the

feasibility of a serious divisoa of our people

by this affair. But bow can this be T

Br> . Howell admonishes us, that J . R .

Graves b aot excluded for hb " Laadaa ik^

doctrine Tben the only ground of aoattorer

sy now betweer the Graves and Howdl par'

tit^ is, whether a member exi^BM from

Baptist Church (right or wrong) n Out off

from our denominaticn. For. so far as I

seen, the writers on tbe Hcireil ridodo ao t r^

ly on the guilt of Graves as the justificatioa

of the majority in the First Church (X.

in his exclusion; nor do they defend the prc-

ceicre aa scriptural But they rely naply

on the fact, thai k*isan txdudtd num. Thra

if there is a df^nominatioBal spHt, the Hcwdl

party ma^t non-fellowship the Churches tbat

fellowship J . R . Graves, and in so doing, wbils

they ascrtbe all power to the majoii^ of the

said First Cbareh. they would ignore their great

foniid»(i'->t) principle—fitting the little hand'

fu! nf tbe Nashville Church above the crashing

majorities of the General Aseociation, Con-

veation at Memphis and the multitade of Bap-

tists tbat hare spoken East. West, North a ^

South.

Church sovereignty is a delnsicik. Then b

D) body oa earth sovereign in the administn-

tioD of the kingdom of heaven. Make the decis-

ion of B mijority of a Church final and binding

on sister Churches and we are cut off frcm the

Xew T«.tamer>t, as t'te man of otir oonnari

thb done and Jctvs Christ is dttkrontd.

2 Thes. iii. 6: " Now we command yon brethren, in the name of 4he Lord Jesos Christ, that ye withdraw yotiT*lres from ererj brother that walkcth diKirderiy," 4o.

Tbu leaf mun be tern out of the Bible,

before Cb:ach sovereignty ean be tn^ta infd

for tbe man is not to br eat off from the riri-

ble kingdom because ho obeys God. I r«ad

Viihiex on Church polity, aad by-tbe-by, tbat

CISC satisfied me that the Howell party bad

dcterroin-d poiifirf/y to exclude Bro. Grarei^

hefon the tr i i l ; for Tindex addreeaed all Ida

argnraeut against tbe application of an exda-

dcd mamber to enter another Chtireh, while i t

turned oat that there wca ao sad case as t ^

writer anticipated. Vicdsz aarames, that tbe

act of a CSiureh b final, r i ^ t a r WTtng, and is

so-ta be r^arded by otWjCharebea.

He may be a good klvyer, bnt he is a a b «-

ably poor theologian, aa I will pore. A ease

for illustratiim.

fiuppoee J . R . Grara had been a aember

of the Chureb at McLemorearille; that tbe

same dtarges, same proof, satpe case, in all re-

spects, had b«en tried by the Baptist Churtit

at McLeaoresrille, and by that Citirdt IM had been honorably acquitted of guilt ia tbe

pmaisea. And sappoee 6 . bad tbea lemuiW

to Nuhville and preaentod a letter of teena-

meodation to tte said First CSrart^ at ITaah-

villet t lat Ohoreh baring just tba aaaakaow)-

idge Gtaraa' e(»daot iriiidb ahalad ia tbe

said trial; tho &tal qBM&a m U tlw

that be baa not ealy a i d vbat ia i

L iabyAStadeat , ' * b a t ^ f o r a '

of y e a z sbku beea i n i a d ^ ^ t f a i

oa l ocaiae. Shoald ~

loaa in tbe faandnf I k . XeGvlE^ ?

I . « in B a p ^ add, ^ tbe Doala:^ I M K to EldET B r o a ^ i» a i a r fy^aa adbwab

a&ir, wbi(& miy be kokad tbiaag^ A n

abaoct every point. I t giraa ao aMBtaaaa

upon whiah a hopa for tse £atsn aay l a fang.

A YasraxBiiwa-

badi

ts

Fmraoaotiaa past a fitcaaaon ha»

gmngon, ia the Beiigioaa Herald, in ' d

to tbe Pedsbaptist iaBueBae at work in ^

lastitation. Thb £setuiMm waa wRnmeac^d,

a ooawanifatioB froa " A Stadast , "^

wh i ^ he iapates tbe following to Dr. ^

G i ^ , P.of: of Mocal Pidksophy: %

I a a esBviuced, yOBnggentlemen, that^t-rioas dmoiaiaatinna of Cb^tia&sbare cx i s ^ froa tbe first, erea anee d e days ^ apoatlea. I a a eonrind tbat sprinkling nWd as a mode of baptism. I am no lecx e, a-rinoed tbat ia the times cf the a ^w^a

ringwaaoMd, yea, aad dij^d&g. and mg, aiM t-wdity cither modes. And, gaie men, be b a l»got who says then a only, apostolic mode of baptism."

Since the pablication of this, rariotu til} a

bare ^eared ia tbe Herald, in r^ard to'

maUer; and the I>oe;or has been earnestly^o-

songht to reep(»d to tbe diarge, hot hsj%e-

mained aa Rlent asthegrare, natil, as it « e,

forced to notice the subject by direct

personal oMnmunieations—gbc from

J . B. Jeter, and another from Elder

Bro^dtis. b Elder Jetera letter

Doctor, he opens ti»e door frr r i ^

tilings: ia t That the-rbarge of a

dest,"boproreatobe£alhe; i>r,Sd.

lasee" be give3>. " that the

pivned of Ehall not be reiieatad.".

first, the Doetor b eOent. Ho a tua

proof of th« folseneK cf the <d>arge, nor

]» ao much as deny having sard

ora ted to him. All he dees, on thb

a simply to disavow any tnfnrfaaw of

eating aeetatianisa. Then a n rarious l i ^ .

in whidi to oootemplate this djaelaimcr. ^

Doapit eoaport rery well with theposi^fi

of a tBuebar ti J for^ Philoaophy, for b in (o

OBair aaijLpIng dedaratioas, acd sni^as

anqadtSedjhaaaoiation as a n imputed to

M c G l d ^ without kmein^ that they ai

a deeSadjiMlBaan tendency Does not

body kacnr, who knowa aay thing, tbit

are a^ r i a r i l ' 2d. Does it oomport

^aail ioB^ a toaeiMr ct Koral

b in to M httgoage _whieh he must bio

'ilitboat intending to teach

euloate'aepbunaism f I do not a&m,

tho D b ^ Mfa • di if any saeb tbbig.

ooBtraffiai bia asaertioB. Bat what I

Theefitor of «»• fefa bas toed peneiaiitfy to get a qoarrd with ^ InaMsaae perhaps to gara subct^aoBter tiaaXEttaaaat. Sfaoi^ be finally Eooeecd, old e y wffl be heud, that another haocant aifitar baa kaaa r«Tthlfig^agii-»-i He t**'^ to bo laiwuhad, that Brother G^tcs doasisiC go istotl^ w ^ hm B t c l ^ G. is ha text wbca bacaa Qoi find aametLiz^daa to roBniJain of: joit lat btsi baiwropa, - wzmii eStor* wwn javaoaal and .bosve, tbe tjmshss bees, that tlse party Jaai^ad coold baveare^sectfolbcasingintSiesa&iecQSaBBa cBotacain^ i aHBTities. f i ' y ^ ^ l f tfaeaaaa

<Jthepar^ was ctileS. Ibdieve &t i ea!s>» is rejected asw ia pt^tkal eicies, asd by

rertba ra

the secokr press; bat a sew eode of honor ti in-stalled m tee Index, then a n names, wbiA hare o&ea beea urvi^ossly nsed, wboK owaas, cEswi get eves an eqilaattaiT artide in i a columns. ^Imss. tests of hsasr asd '-tivat'ff will dm^e. But tiera fe t ta apobgr^ Brothar Jose]^ is oossadeiably pnaad, Bace be to(& dowB

JU LaMixtari B^ HemtBthanaame^jsg tomaks:q>£s' tbessbscrSieii, wacBbalaatea

As he says, sissa Viipciaas a ^ , "tba thing cant behcped." J .M. Woos.

TSBTWO 80SB.

A. p.iiaau res tbx n m .

Some years ago a i a t ^y eiugnted freai tba £ast to a new country in tho WecL A&a a time, the fiisher died, learing two grown n sons, Robiol acd J a a ^ asd iheir widowaa mother, with a largo family ef yosngcr ddldran. Tbe two soils workd bard to au^ytiit tbar another, tbe cailaren aad thanKlre^ eack tiy-

bimotably tocxccL Bobatwai tba aliar, asd as Eueh,& himaelf la^iertiiakaadof &iri!v. a£d while he k«o i &» otko' eUldno asd he HkedtbaaaS to look ay to

JuB. James was aSectrfatH, taa, a a d n a ^ to work wiUi Robert foe all, bat had a way of thinking aiid acting ia-yaadlf

Now by occzpatica they « < n f im i i i , ssd their fother had, I7 his wSl, M t Oea tba ' homestead and tas-jard. on eaaffitien " ( la i thrf dioidd carry <m tkt t oon i ^ bnauat dS^^iiS, for th* rupperi wf iit mtcthmr, tf

.-iw. I .

that bb ttnng langoage, which was'deeid< Jy

seetarian—grossly and offensrdy sectari^—

without iiifiaJja^ to teach sectarianism, i^es

not at all ooaport with tbe reepimsible posi&o

of a ttaekar of Motal Phi low^y. ^ #

n e Dokoat^ diwtlaim^ as to iitteifun: is

regiect abo to disparage other dect^-

na t iona l ^ the oae to l A i A be belongs (Pj j-

bytariaa.) Now, wben bedaaoasoedasbi| b

idl j ^ i r i lS^Yb only one abde of baptism, ^

U i c ^ t ^ M t l y that t iat is the pomtion^f

BaplialB. And yet, he eoald denottncc ^

.bigots, all who bold thb pocitioo without

teading any dispangementHere, too,

not aay, t h ^ be did intend any

to tbe Baptists or any cos else, who holi

one mode of baptism. He aiay enjoy the

benefit of hb disciaimcr tooe^g uiisn

Bnt what I aJBnn b , that his pceition on

point b deddedly absurd Contcmpla

teadia of Hcral Philosophy, denoucKcito

his cIms as bigots, all who lold to onlySs

mode of baptism, and then when interrog^

on tbe snbjeot, bis only plea u that he ^ d

not tafsn^any disparagemattof those ts

the language is ^ipIicabLi I A atan

accustomed to the ose of the axe,

knows that a blow struck with it, wieldo^hy

the ordinary streigth of b b arm, b s i S ^ x t

to kill a man or ataim him. Now, Mip^se,

that the ax»-man, say in a freak of play, ^ n

to atriks h b fellow-man such a blow, and d ath

were to «>sae; this would be great b j ry:

he b apprehended for the act, but hin pl« is,

he did not vtUt^ tc kill b b fcDow-mai | or

oren to do him aa isjuiy—at the sarje • ine

appealing to tbe good terms, apon whic ,he

and the sabjoetof hb laeUeas bkw bar

ways bain. Thb ia tbe position of Dr.; (c-

Gt^ey. He knows as well the force of 1

as the.»t>odman does the use of the axr..

certainly knows, th%t the word bigot i

proa^fuL He has braisdcd a large n'

of Christians as higois. He has dene i:

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Undtd no ban i ! But did be cot know ^ t

the langoage be employed was V dupara^g**

infactt And does it comport with

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bim to aae words or terns, which be.

bare aeertra tcadeney vt fact, wbilo

U^fioK b diffenat? .Tba seetas rety

akin to tbe Jeaoit dootraa of " Mental

erration." '

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to bia fitta^ ooBtao, be bat adda insalt

j ^ . Haaaya: *'As~totisefatBxe. .

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beat jadgaeot," So tbat, aa long aa iD? Mo-

Gvley b<db a plaoaia tbe Uairenity ogVir-

giua, all Baptiala who aend thdr sons

a i ^ expect to be denoenead aa Myeti

ks aay aeo c a m or foel isdined to do a ^

I t atanctrer, ndaoed to a oettaiat^ that

tlM Uniranity of Tiigiaia b v t a w f

dobapti^ aadiabaaal to r a a M a o , ^ l « ^

as Dr. M e G ^ i v a Piofawnr of Xan l «F ia l

o a t ^ y i a i L Baaaadwa to ooBotal di-

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Tot, boA

iAt f€cmtg,andtJumttim.iait had For a time they wtrked liuraoaiouaiy, got a name for asking end ssIiiM a goM artidai ssd prospered AB the chOdren l o ^ t U r mother, asd csdi other, and tboog&t *a great deal of tiieir big brothers. James fcd aaaad sprightly, but marked with i aees acd exvrtneeE of view, and aidt lar regard fbr the mcafliy aad -&>bet: Eobat Ti-rsied hir &l wx« mare disposed tc'bend to tiie

ot Uatadf to dreaaotaaeea.

bosises to support the foniDy. Ibetr fothaa, tsnsirg.bad always tised eheatnst oak l a ^ was smeiendy ^cntifU in tlie plaee vbaa

he first tcoTcd there, bnt was aKdtqt tiUSttia could befoucd So Robert tiionght he woald try the bark cf white, blade and n d oak, and said even hexlock would do whea ha&dieat. But Junes said thdr father bad alvay* aaad chestnut oak bark, bad told them it nadc the b« t leather, and that he would use no other— for their &^er'a will was tbat &ey ^ d b U tan jiist as he had dcae. But Bobart said, all tbat their fother s will mean tbat they should work attbabu^eas,makB leather to the best advantage, ard so oqiport the foailT. So eadi made and scild ieatber, aiti good leather too, in hb own way. But ;bb thing bred a hardi^es between tbea, and be-tween the children, and betweoi their b inds ssd custcmers, ssd many a loeg aiguseat was held as to which nztdo kia leathar nt the best way. Some people WOBH aae wme but Bob-crt's, and some nctM but James'. Xnaacate of the children, too, wtMdd not waar ibses

made of bnther Roberta leather, aad otban of them wtmld not wear aomudiaa a patab of brother Junes'. A few quiet folks laid that Robert's leather was rather eheuer, and Oat James' ought wear a little bat that tbs

real diffcra:ce vras small Howerer, thaafeir ^rew iito a most serious difficulty. Bo& brother? wcnld talk, and thdr friends too wotild talk, sboot h ^ acd asft leather, and supple and firm leather, and abont th« voa-derful respoetire merits of chcaisitt oak bark, and black, white asd red oak bark, aad bcai-lock. "nius they asd the ddldnn, asd thdr

:d5, began to Eay bitter thii^t cf cne aa-r ; and mush time waa thtu apest, to neglect of the budneai, and of the wants

and comfort of the family. At last, Robert brought suit agaisFt James for slBndEr, a&d breach of the ccaditioss of fotbcr'a will, in act carrying oa the budncB dHigeatly fiv the enpport of the ftnuly. Jamea filed a ooon-ter-fsit for defamation, and for not tanning at the father did The litigation waa keen aed close, long and costly, and endlasdy onaaiis-

WhUe it " •

Aei fietcrj. neglected, the busineBs went down, tbe &aily benme divided ard miserahle,aj>d b ^ u toj^ not oaly oni^od, but unfod. undot&d,>kT-eiing, cryin/!, aterring. And thaa it vaat oa, tin ths poor old widowed motber'a heart waa brokoi, and her gray hurt wen laid ia tbs dust, u d then the aMeted and daatitata family was b n t e i up, and Ri^bart aad Ataaa were esrertdwitl^^ shame—aad all bejmnaa Aay woiddnet ^;reeto de, or not do thdr l aamg with the same bark.

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aUyre ba ia iafcuxsiis, utd boidzoy^ coounacci-aaslao bf axraaa sf rauoiaii iiiea, «tlb tbe Haacaiian pectUai of tbe arm^- sae-tbird of tbe «bo!e, aad the Tai7 tn>0|STibieii&na^T defeated tbe Aosaiana Wider bat aotboritj, aad « ) u d ( bare b r a maoTed lal:a!7. ia order m keep tbem aa tur aa poasbte tr,at Ue irAtire Jiibd. H o a tbey b a n bees te-^g-^t^rg stthtiie ItaSana tbrooxb tbe iBstnuzMctal-Ite a/Koaastb, aad prcbabir wOt a a bodf at

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5 n r T o n , Uaj-lfi.—Xba ataamer Bannooia ap-itrcd Ikia BDczonf ftota SoatbasptoD vilii LiTcTpaoI dasa oftba lasb. Cocuo, aaleaToaday 4,ai» balesj aEiseairaak,aod bat aoieinqoii ; ,btf aeaieair de-dSaed V S . F>oar baa ailnsecd 4 to 5 peace, aad wbeotttDl pcsce. ConbaaadTascedGtoSpeDee ; Oasaola 9 1 u ei 3-4. S a m asiapoi^aiu.

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T b a P t a d a w e l w esnlrj capiaicdaone Baadaa •ff-—~ atapotaoa ia basy at All< •a> 11 diia with b a t«a«»la.laitng«5ias«»etiealpbus. i a ^ a t e r ^

oaaiiad tba naaaSiSj of dteSutea of tbe Chsreb. fiHiMdeaKSuaiaia threatened by tbe AiratriaBa X&e a n coopeiliag iba womao aad cbll-

d n a to laiMr os tbdr wocka. Several U a r o n of B a z d M a towna b a n been amated tar rafaaisg can-^[ikatiaDa to the Aaaoiasa. I k e Frcocb aonadioc wptazvd finir Aaatzisa awicbaBi. iwads.—Jfaws.

Sxasa or TK> ASCXSCXB Faaxos C u a a c a , o> L — A topateb ftom Viaoaa, H a y 11, »a-I sba death of Arcbdaks Ftaaeia O u I e B . of O m Smpecnr of Aaniia. Tba daeeaaed

Axritdahawaa fai bia 67th year; foa of tiw A ^ e r o r rtiBi^ L aad Uxria X b m H , bto Mcosd wtCa. Oo Ifcaatminaiinn rf rka ^rsae of Anstna by tba S paaor reidiaacd. ta ISIS, tb* Aicfadaka isnoacoed tte neeeatoa !n tLfs at bla yaaa«est aoa, Fraa-«i> Joaapb, tha preaeot XatMRir, Siocatbat period IteAicbdakebaa k d aqsiietliliew HeBrrerinade aar Barked dwnocstraUon. H e wae jvqprMdaan aftbe ieaond AMfenaa re»ia>eiit n d efalaf of the Tbiid AaaediK S n t a d i e n B a M « m « attar acEBbeddeatharelgiiiai Xa-

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f * r t u ^ A » t i T A x Jacztaa.—TbeW«atT»cBNaa» W W w r t f c a t Cot Jeaepk B , freea-a, of J a e S S .

• • a ^ r t S ^ K Miner. deeeSLl, late leOtr of the CiBiea Bank, at tkat ^aee^

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A S r a a M T M n s . — I V 1 llftapUa Slqalnr l a n : " AO amsttor. twalra Snt feag. waa l e M ia th^ ri»-CT.jaaMay.appMtefkia^. A ceaOeiBU flred J ^ » b o » » a t ibd aaaBatM^btt M aotaaceeedla kfniBcbioi. «*kSei«tfaialathaarattia«,w)tb-in the tveoneetbB of t M «llMt InhaMlaat. that

a - t o " baa b a a aaaa b the w a t e ^ h e r ^ abiati.

3t«03B>a S u n s TaurraBtiT.—Ia FaUa eeaatr, T«t«8,|tar (ra»E*sreee bare br«> allowed by tbe Ooart»at tfa-ir owa rrqaatt, to becosc tlawi-aa-l«etis< tbair owa maaiera—rather thaa !««?• tbe eooaty Sw a Frea Stat* la W b a i t e eaaal?. a five aegrowncBaabaaaiaabacn aUowadtoreCatatoala-»eiT. 8be1ieiaa«a« ffenaeriytotha1ata Atctander Moor*, of T e w . fta Mated ia Court to Jad«e Bmftk that abe bad been kind^ tnated ia Kew Tcrki that abe retaraed to Texaaof bar owawflt. aad tbalwtibost asy eoUaaleaor pemwiiaAaiirt^ anted berpeliUao to ba retaraed into ria«K7. Ibe appeared tobeanTT !stci:ts»t wciaaa,aa« per-foctiT wvO awata of \he r^att of tba lAa war aboattake. Wbaaaakadbftba Jsdca ifritowmtld eooeeotto eoisto daTery a a a i a - k a o ^ tbtt Mra. O . w o M b e a t S b e l t y t o w f l h e r a e ^ & ta tb« aiBnaativei. A nefTo boy of tba oaMtr will meaeat b b padiioa at tha next l a m cf tba Ooart, to b« retarciHl ioa daTvy.—ir. O. Fit^m*.

T a a Taaarroaaa.—We faa*a rKsrivad oa«s froo Utah to tba 20tb April. At tba ftaal adJiHtnuoeel o* Um Coited States Coan, Jade* Cradlebancb bad caaaed aaeetty tobe taada on tha Coart Keoorda. to tbe e S « t that the Scterftmea of tba Itonaoaa litb ^ ooane of Jattica, bad rcDdarad the tdninbtra-tioD of jQstie* iatpoaalble. aad that O e CoiBt. is OOQ-•eqaecce tbereol waa adjoanied rau J U . A nnm-ber Of importaal aSdaTtta bad beea m«d«, aettfoe Mrtb the facta of nceot If oraoo oa^rasee.

J a d ^ Xek!ea, Cbief Jaatice of Ciah TMrUorr, left Aic!daaa.Z. Z. , on tbe Sd in8t..fa> eaasaaay witb J. K . Kadftsd.eaOeraf tbe flftb n ^ e a t a f ta&s:-ry, n r » f » fyrV-j^.

A isiTite Vuer. weefrod a; Bi. Loo'j, dated Pacific City, liiwa, atateatbat a report bad Jastieacbedliat pl^ce, tbal a party of aturiaf Fike'aPeak esdzrasta bail attacked acd caotBTTd te OS*, v w d boasd traics near O'ralloa a BlaS., and that dariss tbe aubt. D C (hkea. tocdactcr of tfc« tiaiaa. w u killed, asd Mr. Gdffltb. tbe newly a p p l i e d pnatnuater at An. nuaria, ea rsirta to taka cbaxge of bi« oSe*. waa hmig by tbe deiperadoes.

Sr. Irfica, May SO.—Tbe OTerlasd maH of tbe Stb baaaiTind. It rapocu a fizbt betwaes Major Taa-doTB and tba Soctkecn Camaacbea, eo tba fwk of Arkaasu itrer. ea tb» IBOt Forty ledSasa were k S M . asd tbiity^^ t a k n prboaera. Two aoUten were kmed acd aererti woeaded. Asxiog tbe latter are Ueat. Lee aad Capt. Saltb. Ib»n» is mncli ex. attseat aaote tbe Braria Bmerre ladias! becaa-v toor or Sre bnsdred Texaas an> encamped twraty sait^belbw. -Jurateclc« to attack tbem.

Dr. TestHaaoo Fort, f o n a e ^ Member of Ccccress tron: died at MilMseriUe oatbelSJi May.

agec 72. B e waa bugelf ooacentrd in tbe raUrnad ecUrprves of she

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JwteaSReswood. of Arkansas, tbe new C o a n ^ i h i i v af lodiac AlUta, ta a Saergian by biitb, kad is daaaoabalfaeeBtarraatoearda yeas. A lawyer ^ pmSaaioB.be, whan a y o a n g ^ e m i p ^ t o

i i k ^ a . aad baa been aaeeeaaieclr > aiesbcr of

tka Brr— Iii«ialatar% AUataey Oeoeral, Orettit

J a t e u a o i MMIt, IvrewatatSra ta Coc«iriaifrom

M ^ m b b T ^

Jaaeoaaa. O t a a w ts m O o s a m r R a t or xas B t f W r HiMWiaiaT Oaaov.—Baita Btow baa draft-ad an ainaiiilrfl 1 nmlltTMitin t- teaSMfaradop-te « toe a m aaiaal o e ^ o g flf the AiMricaa BanlbiMiaabsai} Cofaa; eoaaiticteof wkidiraca M l o B a m : Tba B x a e ^ e e GooaDittoa ahaH rente s M k aM:aad eaeeartsemnt as may-be aaiaiNB to a a d tii^ldaabi CIiBnAea, or local Atoodatiwau paaftr toaapparttobatoaariea af thair owa appoiat-•Hoa, a ^ M l a a y by aitirdta^ tkea awiiStia fbr the auuiajwiea 'oradialoBarfaa to tbetr JMds of lafaor aaifcrihatnnaikiirin af jaada." v

T k a C h l a i y THbaaa af tha aOth alt, aa>a; » V a I Ikb • • • i i>H a Til HI iiiiiiiTii I of bttaralnaa t pnSisaa of the West, giricg aaoat eheciiai

«r tkaproapectt of tbe ftaalngcrop. A at tto w t p will aksv thoae wko are act ibiin-

S ^ ib» fiBfwpfcr ^

to a widaaxtaA aH ^yfag a o t ^ - ^ ^ t ^ ktllaii i f Tr Oaradeiera fiaai a o a t h m

W t e r m t ^ taw e o a a a ^ I t h u tha e r o » i » M * ( r

U O C A K .

Maaaaa. Ilsrroaa: AHboagb ccmpaiatiTcty a

atraazer b> moat of the people of roar eoterprisiDf

aadheaatifal dt?, it waa my ^ood fiutone to attend

tba pie aie, g i n a by tbe Spring Stirct

Cborcb. at McSaroa's Gfote, on Satardaj of last

week. Tbe day was p)eaaaiU,asd tbe place of meet-

ing aecaed peeaKarty adapted for a locial catbecii^

of tbis rbaracter; tbe °raad old trees, wbidi bare

acood as aeatineis t b r o i ^ atcna and tempwt, qiread

wide tbeir stordy arms ciotbed witb fcUage, to abel-

(crttobapp7tkra>g of cfaildien gatbned beneath

then:. At aa eariy boor, eaniasn with tbdr fair

oeenpacu bagaa to arriie, a d by 10^ d o ^ t abooid

jodge that two bandted p e s ^ were pr-ient. TLe

scene was enoagb to make the snsantbrope tore bia

fellows, as {roai trea to tree fitted fair, forms and

taasbiLj, merry cbiMren, K c U a g aabelter inim the

son and a limb for tbe bansiiv of their s w ^ Soon

pUceawen;iaand,aiidtbeabegaa ajoyoaa, bappy

scene—fooad Dowbere except in the company of

childrec. T e batara of cHldKn, we Aoold like to

bara bad yoa there far tba apace of an boar; and tl

tbadaoioa which iaaiakiacyoor life misoable in tba

piascccsof children had aot forsakea yoa ia that

t i w , yoa mifbt indeed be called tncarablc; no

•artb^ agency woald b ^ job.

AAertba ^wrta bad eactiBaad fitf a shoit time,

Mr. Scorel, SsperiaUsdaatof UwBpring Suraet

W i b a t b School, called the aamably togtibn', aoi

afta sisgiog, aeeeral of ^ yanager acbcbui ra-

b o n e d •naaam pieeeaasd dialcgaea i Q a T a 7 a d -

miiabla B u a e r , w U d t lidded atdcb to tba iatcmt of

tbe ooeasiaa, tad mastkiteebaaa eerr graUi^iag to

aiaay ofthaperaolawitoweepteaent. Tbeooodact

of tbe Sabbath School aabobiatefieeU raBcbhcnar

u^iju tlM riarhctii iiiillkili ainrUinl i-rpni-miiT'i

iid»>,waacda(alaai.kaa beea Int naay j

Worceatat, w r f

j , „ T avoBctkeCbenikaaladSaBa,

at ite O h H ^ KttlegMBi . wtat of i'kanH-k a l k lvnl l fa A t t W a p o o i l « { te<T IMra .

Duzs wma* Txa Bm* or a. Fmu—6i Ztincee A a w Ca«jety.Ta.. batwert . a »»I»^h^ •nesI^ • •®-a d t a i M a . a i r r ^ s S D , w U t o k a A w a H i i ^ f M

e l w t r s i * caOcdthe •Nitfemr," and ^ i a

^ thia n a m tkataaa of the eiaaimalwi* of tto J<AaBBdchdtedflr<ngi tba

k f kiai - BcfafitT

-jdbt.- • • . -- •

B e W i e u i rfwr iteaaMr, SrspoHsB, H x t s c d M

fm aeuvtaiBfiBg I ^ i w d a f t w .

pteedio that uaal adiaiMblBCfaB podUoaa-Ht Bah-

balk'Bchool SapariaiindeBL

W a h a m attended wmsj oocaaimia af a abiilar

dmradar, ia varioca portioaa of the eeaatry, bat

Be»er«M»lB which tba cbSMrendeserre mote praiaa

fbr tbeir exoeOeat eoBdaetthraagb the day.

Tbia gatboifis trgsca wall to ihe prosperity of

this Cboiahi foraoooa thiag indicates axna fally

ibeTitaK^oflha Cbweltthka tba character of tbe

Babboib Scbaal: ita kNtety for tba bat twosty

j e m baa shown, ta a coaclaitTe manner, that it

b iodeedtbenarsery aftha Ctarcb. W e mcstnot

irttM tbb pieasani aal^iact wittoot thankicg tbe

many beaatifkl bdiaa pieaeni ferike ample ({oantity

foodpr^arad &rthe oon-

p ^ . a n d t o w h W d t agaJatooa eeoq^fitMat was p a U

ky an prrseat. After tbe r^aat waawjocladrd. aad

K*<t3l excdleat p e c a a ^ marfc snag, the o a »

naayBatncd to«.«peechft*»a M i .

I e a i s . b n k i « b e e s a a « a g c d la the good w o k of

Bdoola. W a abaU his« R a e a b a r tbb

Iwnh thev

(X oooira ,

a. ta a M « f »aala.«d

r.ta tb»

M I 4 e sab)Ht af tba faUe«la( aWtawy setba.

R .aOeA>was tofw ia anaa«t»a BMibt. lealb

B e w » « r l l k I M t w a l r a M w n k U a t a i M I s

b i M ^ a t a kai*nt th*nub*ie*(blaaa)a.

8a ma th* M M d n a • ( V a . B. «>< IUt7 O o ^ wh>

tMla McMtea Ceaatr ta lUB, aa< t» tb«(r

M t . H m k h k »«•« Mat (TUa U w ntll >«St.«kML ka

brM<s wrtiftamKtlsa •t4MaiT.1^<)«t<t«aiH|htet«f

Bite Wm. « • • « . at tli m aeastr. «itk M m to Sfiat tto

nan m e t Ms aital ab .

M«bscai)7acagfll.hafn*m* bitb btto BnlMbw.

a t eaa to|itlai« !>>• tte Wlanll^ af Dh« OaaiiMsac* ast Otanh. kr att* Wm. WhbL tat MtBwcnd M fKMk tt* (Mfd tm Smator. IHT. itoefk Ito tsth«(«aty « * « ! »

«laatt< kr tofMSoaa la f c n A be aMM fwrt raOMtr-TM

Wbctoca, aatB laallr bto bMttb M l a a A sai nc>Hbf It w

aratcftkHtlMMtlwB th>h>>4albta SMba Mniirfar

ttiStnaiWMn.to at keiitk «<tKialBa*aa«neit b OW ,

that it iMMi* kla M kMltb. < m M tt7 a«i a v n

ia fnuhla* tlx gMtai. lmaeMU*> at i»fut* M * aia-

wta^f ia iUatfau . »U«k Wtoa UksaabtM* aiiiiwij Kw tta n o m f U fnMcstin at tk* sihlrtaiUI

*ai aew, bast^toea tistera* le toehk b Tie. at Ms wKaim

aat b tk» tar at«««. b*. eitb ah kla w « M aMl « »

•Taaal an* kodf,tkmtsa vCaSntratati a3« ipOu-

aotmsfaa blaalakrtadallatan.

Tkaskm IMU s U a M M vu* M«aacieiitKl to tka«ilut

bth«r>tt*llH*.k<k«rtttaN>tl<TB>«.Q,ntoi4aiaa4.

k* Dutkar with M k u t ? > t bo««mI k««>i

M maah tkacaryri >kiU I Hi*. tke«(k I •kraU la wnr-

iTk^tt. I kaxkMt ' . tMsthrTwaUMkawMtUactkM

• ^ k t k« Ik* kMursUa uaaMrapaa ttaBtalab}aun Wwtiri k«t M « tk« at tta I>ai4 ua mfoa w*. u d I

b s l j k t a m i r i knttata arnbt^ha<01 totilykin wsu aaa M i e M i M w t at tkawa^.**

•aTtB(kM«t4at»4 ta C«*ttakn . IMI .Bra .C .»WM te (idl faaaatj.matbaiMt laa iMfal BlMioaaiT. saS a

yta^ t«l«r at a»TwatCk»»kM^Un« at tsw et ^kitk h«s<m«ia tWtwvMilylalkaMCatkb aufalBh. aa eaa a sialaas. b^arioaa a»a«»la«atly»niHibt»>tW aftkaWael. Tboackaot aa ileeaeateaa b tk* nmaoa

jat k« frmatsa tba tnt^ vak a »aww. fanaaa* fijualtj <»*0»« a X n n ^ B< >:>•>«•

««kat a a w aMacktr «a a tknteflat «akai»r. mttHttrn a kit* Mattaa at a a ^ n ; a ^ MatatoMB

tMrbt. aa<>b*ttowth7aftawa>klaklaaaakaakaatat«a taaMbtkaackhi^tauna xoirBll Mt<iwit tatWalaia-fcy.jal kl<rnaaluj|vx»«><VbaatarssMlk4u7th'B(la kb bntar kktsf;—«Mtk*r fnti at tka iMt tku ckilHaii. la kattar tkaa Maiiaea. Ha aaa, fwhaia kat |)aa« a aara

Ub Sikaaa>ja;a4 man at UaaaaMaaaa a M k w at kla IMaaa u S kntb aa tkaa kaa Sia Oaakak

kat bla a>at«) «a.n w * faidll; Umlaal>4 kj teitk « • tbi Utk4>T at Jaaauj. Ui* la ktt tU jaai. Bia tatal Uiaaaa

.aia.crvklck kaaa«»a4Bcik<arlaada;«.«kaa kaylaMal ay U< aftrit M lu aaOof

Ba Mt u >9-ct><>Bata «!ia aai artn Cfjkaa akOteaa «a la>-aat tkalT a*itU>a WraaTaaaat- Bla nrnalaa vara Miami

u tkalr la t rtatiag t'aaa ky a larfa aiaeaaiaa «r aarroelat

MaUa aa4 raUtlTM i -aaa ka-ia< kf kla »a.aats aa ikor aU

kaguataai.oaCawMa^<(aCia«k. rnaa ta kti atbM.

km. Ceeka tru a kri(kt aaaaitiitaatlM a> > M j b btaidk.

•ad aIkt*4a«:kBatautaa4tkaaaaM la)Aaa4ka»aiiklahlt

TCI tka kai.naaa at kla 'Jb toiaaawwaiil ttoiban. Wiik

ika atamt af kit aMtn^. ka ftaaak>4 aa4 aikatM » kit laat

ka«t. Tkt8ikaaFlaaatakiaatanal|aU.«a fcal IS Uwut

tk» laaa la tka Btalau< lal taaika. BitfbaawiaMtkaaat:)}

•or^Uad: ^ t wa >kaal4. wttk taaaiaaUal kaaaitr, tew ta tkt

kl^kaktUal kMTaa Sed la akia ta ill kla jilaak aa4 wlU 4a

kU (aad jilatam.

Ia Oa t.vmmr f*t ft Bra. Oaoka'a alalaaatteBt. ka u la .

ulacd tka AimbkUa tHiaanat, la aesa iiuntil kat, k;

m d U ( tad isTaailaatlMk kla Bla* aadtrwnt a aiaiMltl

(baa(« tawaid tka atbar tida, ka«Bt tdaftad tka •eatlmtKU

tt t n Aadiw faUM. twHbiti atCad aedataw Oaltlaif.

>. e A ^ T l k . IH*.

X J i S O T P . BIBBXiXZt.

Baae; F. Blkklai. da^tar at Oart. Baataa knva. waa

bars la Orata Oaaat;. Ca- m i l l : waa waniad ta Jadn B.

U. BiM;ar. ta U M ; *<tk kat bally to Fitkaat Caaatr,.

a^a.. ta ICS: to bafar C*Ba«T,MJt>. ta IMli tkfaaaM

CoOioaaC«ast7. aiat-.latlU w i m «]m> dMaatkatIk a ^

irarapalsTallUataataaawaak. Ska bad Jabat tka back-

»ti«t Saeitt; akaal tka tiaa «f karatnlMa.b«<«UUr•-

•.d:•c b FirSaat Coaat;, lit.. w»> Viftiaad late tka blki*ibi|>

•r Ika >a|i*M Ckaiak at ika Saidae. Aa aOaeUasalalsaa-

a:a atlUTMi aad aaawaaafrtaadt wa*y caar tar graaa.

Ia tkia I«a af aWtaair aMlnt. w« data It aaSelaai <a mj.

tktt (laiar BlkMa waa. U tka a a ^ ^ at wUa aHtktr. alt-

t-f sa. Ckaxck vatiWr aad frlaad. Jaat akat Jaa woald axyaat a

faai-nmui to ka, Tkat ika waa l|ilrltaaa.»-alajad tad dea

trr Vratas. wat |i.a'ai» kr tar Ufa, tad tka ivtlaoea wia

wbttkibaradanika'aaTaiatSlctimt. H>a kUtarmitla

!rat af-ackl Vtaa 12m sua tkat atirlad kar cff. dartaf all Sf

k'ah aka waa fa!l;r na fard ta tka wtti at Raana, aram aw

rtMilaa at tiaaa a ictirt to dayart. Owla( u ika nmutm ••.al« Isw akiek Ika MS tannl kcara kaiara krt dutk. ^ n a

<l>aiadtka|<iTttt(acrMT.TataIr(bi kM Utt aasMta.

•Na kad atnattl; bait«d ta da.

Tka WTl%ar wHi aawar fbrfat tha aaaaa witaaaavd arklla aea-

daallat kar laaaial aaaRiMk B u I'aakaai aaa akaatia

Ka* eriaaas.wkaa tkadlad^kad taft kar la staal kaaltb al

Tka avrjaa waakrvthrtanrai dan •wUtia(klaT»

: tmtwkaa Itraatd ka >aa(ar. U waa awitad ta

i k a A a ^ ta faribia tka laat aadTil*aat tacaliara^wkaa

Kktdar. W a>a avprtaa a> a«. ..aaa <nda. tka ( . . w a

MOTkmwai* raise o^ Ika xaattrcet (ka dlta>aaslatakaa

bud arl Ittkar witk k*a aatkat'-aM ck^draa aadn teak t!r

•aaattaaaa.Iikanaat aCaapt ta daamkfi. As tkla kala»id

Ilatar. kawaaar.aat tka tawaiii btact an,tmac tka at-

xclMaf aCkWlaakspaaaiiwltbaataaUUa^ karCkHa

(las akaiacttr. kar ktraft baCy t»l trlcadt kaaa n a m ta

KdrpttkraaattaaaAaftbaiaiaral kara.wksttid. -Tkalarf

^•a<BltksI.ai4hatktakae away aad klaaaad ka tka aaaa of

W i U J L A * W . B K A O T T O K n .

riadaf atTal~^ia.ttkltM«ldalt laMaaeo Oaaslr.TWaa,

larak IStk, i m at • a alack, a. W . W. Biaia'anl. aas of

Kd.Tirt.HaaC. aad Xair B;aattE:d. Ba wai kara SUldi

st'k. IQt, Saltk Caaat}'. Tras.: J:laad t1>a Bartlat Ckattk

at EanroTkarOaaaaCTaak.taOc<«kar.»ti; waa ardataad W

tka oSsa at daa«a ia Aataat. US6. w U ^ baHMl la kovoT to

kiaaalt ^ C k m n h aad tka aa^gkkaihsnd, wban karHi*d-

Bb abletlsa waa t-aara. wklck ka kon wttk CVtatUe isr i-

ladi fii ilsktate dtjt HadMcaTBljwIikaaan^.raatraaita.

Ba waa aaar laadr aad wQUaf to ranaaiaad ta year partiki:.(

aliiaafa.tka I^Ua tl tkat taatag wkaa ka. laktaaarlTlira

kad iaaraad aa baa* Hawaaadatifalaec..akiad aad tA*-

GCiiaat kaalaa*. a taaalj fUktt. and a traa aad (ao«t«ii

BafaaakiitiaadaaUiVr^rjaatdaataif kiaaazap-

tuMWttkklaCraaMr. Ba Un ta asara kia laaa. aa a&«-

tioaata wlk. tkraa akl^dna. aa apd aatkcr.ma atatar.an

tmlkar aad aaaj rakulTaa. Tkar tad tbakt aamilsa tHa^et.

tad tba OkBiak wttk wklck kt w u IdtaliSaa. kan ut >!a.d a

tMwklak actaci tetatka kaart dac; aoarabc aad lamawta

tlaa. Ikaa fkaktaOtr ttaaya tawaka la tba aaralac at tka

taaanaetka. • — •

at a aaCai Btat!ac<' XiTikall I I M 4 M l>aw ot Trmimf a«*.!l<k,m.U taalrOalLlfarekiaieM.ikaWbaniidt^ asUa aad naalatloaa wara adeftwl. t*-«U. I

Waaaais, Itku^aaMdead.!abl>tIlw]aafna<icBaa. to m e n troa tat atdat aar wsrtk; k < o ^ , WUilaa W. Bnna-tnd. trkila wa weald kaaV ; ntaatt ta tka dbftaaaslxo af to all wlaa Owatal. jat. asd«r a bap aaaaa cd tkat a&lttlat tad asaimfal alattaikKi cT prandaaea,wa tja! >t adat^wa ewatothaaaanrjat aar d. fa tail kratkar, (a glaaiaoaaa. praaattaafaar baUafa taiiawtt tka aaaa<t9a,aa«pti tkat a1-«tadaatoklasaaar7. TkwaCxa.

Tkat U tka daatk tt bre. BtaaaM WankanBl--abbakaa kat aaa «( kar vaatwartkj ktstkaca. tks «ka-«k. ata. Ika Baptist, eaa af karaiaat pleat Cki&aana. tha eaa aaUiy la wklck ka Und. a aatla] dcaaa. aad kb kmaa^ <flta trd tklMna, aa aOaKkaata ka^aad aad tjai partat

JtoaltW Ttat tka aaakanattkk BMtlaataadartoba tiaiaaaad tuall; af a n dutaiail. tastkac aar taaat ata kaari Slit tjapatk; atd oaa4e!aar*.

j t a t M . Tktt tba mamkan ct Uuakta Ptritioo aitasd ta tka ka-ltl taraka oa to-aanaw at IS a'a^a^ a. a

Tkat tka aamkata at tkk Btakka v w i

M i y r Saxar C o t u a i , W o c a n r x B . — T b e

patMBa ef ^ lostitaUoa and f n a ^ gemraUy, ara

iaiitad to attend tbe i ^ n a l atamlnaaon, eoauDeac-

iof ^aaa tbe I9th, a ^ d e i i o g tbe ITtb. .

^Tbu eotaawccecmt n r a K s wiRbe pi a.suli oa

BAbath, the UOi , t r Stdor J . 3t. PrndletOB.

Qradaatlag cxeioiCB on Friday aor^ag .

U i * desirable te h u e a fkU attadaiM of tbe

Board of Tmstcca'ea Ttarsday.

•t. K . ft. M S l a m . 8e4

Baran^OoEUMa , Bcis*tt.»iir», K* .—Tbe

anaoal examinxlloo of Ota'itadnb oftbis I s s ^ O o o

wiU mmssfcca oe U ^ ^ , J m e IStb, asd araitiaee

thiMdijri.

pa Wedaeedty lOb 'dbck iL JL, the Eincaaoctl

C c a ^ t l o b will bold Ita acnsal teotoo in College

Cl»p«!, K b a n i r a b i a tbat tbe aitaodinee shall be

fan, as maUen of the deepest i c p o n u e * to tba to-

aUuitloa and to edacatka la SoaJkia Xcolaeky

wii e«Bo befSre the Cot^TcoUon.-

Wednesday ewenieg tte asanal address before

t h ^ l w r v ; Sccieuea ^ tba Coi}:«e will be deUrcrrd

b j ^ M r r J . B . Ora^t^ cditcT af tbe -TeiaesacaBap-

O t Tbanday tbaisarcitM wlU be of a deeply i«ter-

esting cbatactsr ta '9>* frl 'odd of lbs Institution aad

of Bdacatics.

U b hoped that a deep Inteieat WiU be masifested

in tbe aDbJcct of evocation by a large altrodance,

acd that the ruaait g asittrsT?s;T cf the lostitatioQ

may iodead b e a Kicraiy bcival.

B. T. B x t w c n

M a r » h i m - a .

l y Vnios PjtrraJianT.—Tbeanttoal cXamtbaUoD

of the stadecu of Doieo DalrttsHy w m cotnmeoce en

Monday tbe » » and t d w qe Kadaesday the SSOi

of Jane.

Tbe senusB befon tbe Society of Bellgioas In-

quiry, by the Bi»v W W . Gardner, uf BasselriUe,

Bt . , be daUreied ea Sasday the » t h of Jaaa.

Tba addnaa balStatIb Uterary Bocietbs, by Hen.

J. M . DasMaaa, ofTayatttTilie, T « n , will be deUr-

erad ea Monday nigU ot th* 27ih. Tbe address os

the Ills and tibMeter of tbe lata President, 3. B .

Baton, by A . B. Baysee, E f q . of MempbU, Tran .

artU te dalirered on TsMdsy e r d n g of tbe 23Ji.

Tbe mrrtiE? of tbe Alomai Society will take pUee

CO Toesday night of tba 28tb. Tbe commeoci^aM'St

eztrcitet siU taka place oa Wednesday the S9ih cf

Tana. The aosnk} maelicit of the Traiteea wiU be

bald QD Taetday th* ttth of Jane. Gao. W . JaaxAH.

CiiJraaa of Cie FacnUy,

«nrft»«iboro, Teoa.. M iy S8d, 18£a 4t.

XUbiaop C o u N i , S r t m C b u b . — T h e pa-

troea asd friecds of this Iss^taUon ar« notifled ibat

ibe anaaal cxtmisation wQl coeimecta on Ucoday,

tbe IBih of Jona, e m b t a ^ g fire dart.

ComseaceisKic tertaoo «o Sabbath, I I A. U . ,

Jane 12-Jt, by Eider T. J . foaae. of Memphis.

BaeealKiaatr addttas, by tba Prrsident. Tnnre-

day, IStb Jttae.

Al bosiaeas of tasortasoeoociiteted witb tbe Ic>

stUation wi 1 be trsDssct d a foil atiacdanoe of the

Bosid b solicited. The [tiecds of rdasaUca ic gea-

end are ti><rtt«d to attr^ the esercbrs.

loss L HeoaB.SeeV

mar SI—St.

l y J c « Isiria, a b r a n a W Tclnaje of Berraecs,

trom tbe pea of E;t. T . C. Tza(Oai.b, at Gclsmbns

Mtn. Tbe maiy warm admirers of this eloqnest

cwTtrallet, thrcajboat tie SoaUi-WeBt, *ia hail with

pletioiv iLls aaooacccmect. Thonsasds wbo hare

Ustened to bia bomitif aloqaence wtl g;ad!y »el-

eosi' thU ao!a<iie to a plaoo unocg tbeir t^Torlte

book»l It ewtilai 853 12ai» oMiily booed

la mB«lln. Prlo«. post-paid, SI 00. Addresa

may GaaTis. M ^ a s a dt Oo.

l y Oaoraa & R i r u bare ]3*t intitidaeed a

saw K>:ss2.sas FaiinT Sswtss Macaxsa. It

makes tkt cawpcmitd loop or ixlit fftlcV (t

pateat stiicb,) and is tbeonly ititcfe oadeby a 6rw.

iro Machixi: aiTtTmB roB piitlt csi. Tbe MachSao s H M from two spojli. at parrbas^i

from the stKea, rrqairtng oo thread lo be »r»aa-l or

m p o e > d , CO shnttlee cr bsbbitw to be fliled, do

kaiher pads to be T^laced xznr at ^ort ' .^rrili,

or compiteaiioo of machlBery. as In 'Jie Wheeler A

Wtboc, asd Stnser SbaiU* Machi!i«. It does not

CO itaia ooe-balf tbe madSBcry of the oibir m v

Chlnra, aad tUB will aoAapHtb BfSy j»r taere

«t»k la a giem tbse. W e i;narastiy> the pablie that

tbb B i a d ^ net tely p o « K » »atp.td,n«»»«S*

tban any otker one, >tn a u oiaaaa ta sac. 2Sot lia-

bia to derugimect, a^d U rztrtiacly almple that

a a s m of tea years caa operai". and maaase foc-

cesafiUty. It hems, fdb , fi'Jiers, atltcLee atsJ eie-

broidei^, all with ease sndfsciiity of 1500 iUtcbee per

ffltsate. tr

l y 8 a > n a Baoacnoa C oubos . oa Cx^rriasrrr

or DaSoTu.—Thrcoonnajcemto-. day wtil oocnr 224

Jon*.

IWgiEal oraUoas by Jaalors asd others.

Address belore Lriiaiy Soar tics (C. C. D. a.-,d

PbilopooUc} by Hen. James i . Aoay . ajieafcer uf

MLasimipp! H<ni»e of Porta, by

Dr. Cbar'ea WUliurs, oifixfcri. Mi's.

tf BoSEKT PtTSS, SsCTfLarr.

U I K T C T O B T .

CjKlarlhla kaad w. •ktC a rartlaa kr r'oOri- aae.Mto-ata' *T4ap>al«Bi;&: aaa aaaklaa aaw altatttaaa; crtor Troateoa

or ^ • a f 'tor etarv aa^lar Trac^ara. M laacbt^ aaa t«U hi afa, aaBfttatlaat, aad raflfloaa aacv^aaka trd rbanatar a altaal^a d-Nrtrad. »kaa erato k« fr*tmro to later .tn. ta atlarj. wttkoot kk Malrtais eac ji* tkair a(«. wkat^cr w*tk ar witiiotit Sunt:?, «kart tl:a wtb ta aatUa. tad atlatT to aapiWl. as. wMdaa ta praeara tbatr aarrtcn. tta tall tka tdiraa at t k ^ aaakata. aa Na. 1 or S. aft-] wa wll! forward

Ta atcera attaatlaa. paraant nott aeaoaparT tka adrar> tkaSatBt. »'?kib««pa<ataycniafwlt»t tor tka Irat tod Sat caa2> lor sack cakaaqaaat laaartuss. •tar* Slab ekaa.

^ Tbaaa adaarUtiia akeaSd. giaa ttba r aSdrrp*. ra tktt tka .dttar w!B aoi ttSad lo wjdact tba

1. - C B s m u a rnstaa latittwt—a ta»eher «i-.k a

taan oaptta: aaa piaean afsad IB SddrHl'^

Addrtat, Qsaat* !L MatvTt.

Vxsaas. SeTVoas a kta °f tka

tlcBcardloltkaBaptlauarOsIdwa ar AtnettUoo, t wat ta-atnaadttFnaMaataftbaBaaMtaaaka li>i]3lii<a iiin>B(k tba a»diaaa af tbaTtar ataut taycut aad U:ialHirpl B>pt:tt bt aa «m«iapt Kaniawt-y ta kkar wltMa ^ bea3<U be tka saltasa of tk:i jnx. tka agapectitwa taei a Jtjiate».-j wtn ba nada aatlaCwtsTy. Pkaaa laaart tl!la natka aadar tka btatat;«3rIKnatat7.«»asatkafBM^attba akcva. ti^ tddrastltat " PisataatXaaat. E>aai>.aOctat^.XbL

tf. sji4 L u i i n u i r a .

t E B m S E S S E E B A M Q C K :

n u F t f B b u a t B s

X t & B O J B T O n t O O i i A T I O B r

or AKT

L T B A n H T M

J. B.SkATia. A. a BATTOS. :x»!r<«a.

GaATag. t u x a * cxk.

Attkaaa^attkaraar. - • • •

AH aiaktaiaaut kaaa tka parts datlac tkajaai in* kcaaa

aawtatatflkaraadStsar.ttetkretlaUiaflsa ttkffkin at

SSSOl AaatkanaaBkaaatkapapatkroaapaarktkaraM

aatasfiiara.

ifosataerlptioaaeea ka raaahadkrltattkaeewyter.asJ

pa^stMt ka taada aariedirtaadaaaaa: aad »»ialiiil| Hiss i

ka dbaacttaaad aasu tmaiaftaaia faM.

Tk* ausaa at panaaa asd liatat tkoaU W wiKSaa aa |ttb^

that tk^ tan Kit ka mUazdamaed. aad la diiaiittn iktlgil

frtHS m rsat OSca ta a c a ^ . tka aaaaa »f bAabaaa. wttt

Ik* aeaatj tad 3ttt*. akaab aiwaf^ka gXta-

J d v u t i s m e B t i .

AdnetkanaelSi ta a Utttttd aHaaL wm ka pakOtbad ta Iba

B-ptUt.at tka tak of ta^>a aad'a kaUatalaaUas Jtrtka teat laaarl(<s.aad alaa aaeta alia* kr'awT sakaafatatb-

aaitioK A dtdactloe at twaaly ptawtat. b vte ataertka I* tt*

ri'ii n't. ilili1l|«aatakilltMl. iifnb tlmlkiii a tolTiks tkaa* naaa, jTipad a> adaaaea.

ChkTBCtO.

Tk*.ak»«ataf tkkpapatktas«aBkam..takaaatkr«. lU aia wia ka, aa katasaktav ta aaak aftaa tka *atd pat^-nd uatattUwlsk aaaakaadoc ataedltttaew -tka kith aaat daUiandutkaaaJat*,- aad tka prlatlpiaa aad pcactkct tkat diaElifakkadBaj:tt.ttia tkapanattfta atGkitsUaattp. Ia eeiaauiMUkaaiiaiikitkalaU tad baa daaattka ad a3 tka (rate f*«>tlaaa at tkt aak

I t H e e t i A O i M t W a s t

Tha Saaaalnttlaa aaada ai kaat aaa papaiat i

nlrtlirs tii ailiia iflatw taaaiaaliallaa Ibal

Baptkt k aaw awata« tka patr was.

aBATBt. U k U * ^

raMkban aai rnprttkea.

A B B A Y , G I B S O N 4 CO., (Smmiuort to atri^if, MKb U Cbs)

waoLUAiia saAixBa o

BATS AND STRAW aOOBS, O A & P B T B A O S , tek.

So. SI. rCBUOBQCAKB.

EashTillc, Tmiimmm.

W E H A V E N O W i n 8 T 0 R B A Oo*-* r rLXTt ataak at B a M Ckaaa. Btta aad Btnr* Oaada.

at. aad BlajMd ta tka tprtat tad $ac

Tak tnek aixi w kaad aoapMa la atai; i tka thaoda ol •apaiiar «aallt7. aad wlU ka taU «a(7 k « ki C^k. cr to prsttpi aarcktatt. ea tkorttlaa.

Wa wtil fc. tiiiT addiaa ftatk latk taaar ttatk. Btria-as ABBAY. e i B M W a o a

A R T G i L L E B T ,

COBSBX O O L U e S A X 9 OBIOS ITXZBM.

Ftiotogr&phs, H e l a i a o t T p M and ABtao^fpea .

^ - E WOULD RESPECTFDLLY CALl. :ka attratka ef ear pttraat tad

t m ta t!i* fttt -ktl Wt fca»a Fa:aictd oor alditloa to alhia aaatkar kta kaaa a

' to'txaeata pktuatatlhs abeitai

MMftta IB

SMAtXaET K N TO TBB U t B AZB rBOTOOOAFa.

plaiaarpa^tad. lakct. oar bdUkaaiatatk, that atwaaaad «e tea* wltkoat a ptctaia.

Oar ito^aoa Boaaa ularra aad tiaandkat. tdtrail wttk tba k!(kir: atjla c-f portisltatt. Tka ladka' Talkt Boaa W eota^aw tad aaarfsrtakU. Osr spartton an ikia*al tad (aa-tlamtiiy; tad aopaiaawiBki tfandtatalt tkataataatear

Oar terB»ax aajtoaz. T. X..k*faf •aaaoTtctcrr «r H»tcj " " " ' ' • aaabtrd So pvtkaaa t wiak ata daptBd aa tka ktaai i»kat eaaa.aa«at tba kw4t priea. I L O. BCGBBB.

tail l-tf bta Baihaa Bra'k,

Fi»tcirazkte tsd AskraiTpaattatkb wa an ikaaa ai aaat: tkatbn ~

ta Haw Tait.at tka aat ' all

B B X O V A U

J O H N Y O ^ & C X X

t j a v e removed their book-A X BIXDI BIXDC&T tad BUak Pciiiiihlaa Btn»a. a-lt

Mtaafwtota ta tka Baaiki Mew Oaatlaa a ba.au>ctkW

tat S-.ra^ Sc. >1 doai- fnaa tka B^aara, aad SMld ka giad lama aaw aMttkal r -

Bkak) t ta; (tvaa pat arn.

tba »> miea:. ai ika laat Uaditalit'Ftt. kr.lbt kaK aada

t» ai«t an thalT oM tarte warktaaar baa. bpct auMV . tjtat

an praaand te aaka atiak Boakttatka : tar ctvaa pat'am. Wa wara aatidad lait Uadiuif raa-. kr Ika kat a

Wtak Bocki-end tn datarataad ttffl te katkaliattatkst I Panmiai tttaatka will toptld ta tka Btadkf at rattadkak aadaldBiMka. Osr arkat ata ta iaw aa tka km>t. Tkaaark at wcik cas k* •wa at tba Siadalj. aCtata «£ CalM etsatt. Booka kft at attW r" "" ^ ^ - — -

F O E S A L S .

T EIE P L A C F l O y W H I C H I B E S T D B , wti 'amt aboat « » aai^i. utd altaa

i m n x s H U r s B ^ E ,

^ WAkCTT m m ,

N{»UHVnXE, TBSS, ( i t D BOOk 1 O . S 0 B 8 U n n « B S Z U O i

aadetae«to-»a*r m l iattaal Bia aattaaO pca< ha caabaM - - — '

k a l S S •»n I lilbaBaailaaasgiiaiatlk M M . Wawmaaadaarat tka kal

SI II I! ystaarik* aadkes*tattka»mJSk

b Sl

: . . A d o awtian. . ^ W a - t kaa ^

K n S n ' a b T i a M ria •otm. tsa'AVK aawrooBfB W T I M TBB k r a r u B A M i t a n T

UTtOWB. • ^ii- - • - • -m r A B A B o x x s w O m B n A i n r r . ari.H.Giaa

a»d.FiiilliatatMtaat»Crtit^j,aa. TBB S U A T I B O B V H B B t . Br«.b.«iaii

CSWIKH /WnTU . B I B I O k T ^ F W B S t S * BAPRST a ^ a A - b & t a l M B BtV.KQashaaw*

raSklSuaMnti^jLarat OnaBCmOK- BTl-l«-*""*ktsa:__- _ - ? *

i t t m a m f<« " fciuawjn ubbk^ a b t B a e t ^ n . Tka (at Btptla Ckawkta SawportJtJ

" ICtoKtaAiwka . lat

ATBSSnie THX XXXCT: at tkaKata at ttstk la i WtrtdtStbagtaftOtataratCtolSt. -

nABCnie.BBlIStOT^AXBiZTKLBT. Mts.« TBaiJTTtBtMBWBBBt> ByA.Staaaa. Balarttv^

B B t T O W r C T W ^ I g B M < M i l * t a . « : U . By 6 . i C

TBOCMTB W g k g g * E . ' g g l -

— - - • ^ T t A S S f S S S f & . B T . i . B , ! .

wmicB n i ^ B A T T O g a i B T e * luvkuatat :

•CN&tlAanCAIrTanTl m *ia B«i^t«:»l MiilLlliia iiTTatoia It ikti r I *-| A.Jaaa<.

lrft^^TT^n"^rf^awaar ApeatHkltnal, Br .It. J.f

O B i S T u n n ssBCxrnBtaor LS8AL PBOor.

BABTTBI rOS T B I k g w U U O B O T i W I . Ia anat> • ' Y y j ' J *

k A y m Z r w r r B 0 T 8 S T A » I B . k e AaTrc W t t w r tf BiitltTltaa Anntratt. Br Wtlkia Oicksjd.' tk

. nsfiataik lat art.it.1 MAT caaipriAica BAneba* . B ; w . c. aaik. _ o w w r u w or C T B T O J I ^ ^ I B M . Br Bid<^; ^

OOBCBtSK CietB..

•BBBWOOBY KOTBATalT • BBBawouoY ROISLJfJJ-UfnPBI.'d C O » c b n B . O A

I'

N w x B o r c a u m u ^ ^ . trc6 ItBToH.

wuSSiK^m^whamaxms kiratTa. aa-i;

o k r a S & s ' V f t T O B T ' o * x z s u s B A S f i V X I C B S ' BTtUT».3al-ll, •

TBAESALTB BKTITAIt t x t M o n . - - • » Tsa trt.0 rOfB taM». » * «

- lalraiiaa Cm. tstkat aba. rata.

- - Baaaaplala. - - jIX-• - TaAsrrb.

B O O K S V O B SALfc AT TBB

a o u c t - W i a a J U i S r u B n s E i B Q Boxt

Btla <r flaaiil rrrs • ^ "-r-l

aaatratbarasstka-damaf. Uix. aaa apmib IB e*^ g t ^ f »

BttMBtat3laaaal.taala. • - - . « •

r«Ikrt«ariB.8>ala. . - . . . 1

ttnakaadbuni&LaxkM. - • - I

on^al tkaeiaalDaa.

DawBfct Bktarr al B t m l

tzpatttka atlk* Apatain^ OaaaaaadBa^al Ctokt.

aidtkild.

U k a t ; altaaad btV war tna

(SaitoaSktaia. }> aakTula ta Uark^nUi^ oa Paratlaa ILUl and pl>«.

Th.looi-a^a^atkl ' •etr. aat." taVtk>«

aoi aav*r faTtlaa k tff ttr»a7, tka watar la castaj^ frtna th« «art»r *o th« kftat-*. luta balk.hoaaa asd ratdaa. 1 w u ta lilta l-eD-< aaaaatt aad oca tv* kaadiad asraactlka iasd. ur tthe wh>;* M*t*:kar. er'iTifle totait penBaiaaa. Tka tnei Kta^^pttkiatf dltid«d lsv> tktaaacf.arSaana Idfre**, wi:k tba Tafj bat: of wfat oa ateb.

I alii a:«e d'.a;>aaa of [0« varf raaattkla tarw^ tk* tt^kw, •'liuMa tsr aooaat-Jar Uta laaktr. aa auRaaa kaadrad a s a o< Ufd u i >.iS !aal te tcs aa erdiati; ww alll baa a%kt o t»»'a- yatrt ard «*rT faaarabW Iscaud ttr lae kltlnta

rnt rortkar addnaa tka aadaitlicad ^aaasen Ui!aT*,T,. AUS-ans. iMi^V-

BtrtklllatiTia.

a. saxtToa r. % wsaa, A. BATcaar,

lata of r aad. «k>«oo Ltrt of Baraa » Ofc. Itar-kk. Ttaa. A Oa.. Hasjitila. Bltkaas, B ^

CHELTON, JONES, k CO, COTTON O tad Teb.<» racton. aadfaarai Cotaskaka Waraktsti.

Wk r.v-at Bow. baiqkk. Taaa. AptS

1Z ESTUCKT BAPTIST BOOK 00I>« A \ . CXBX—«so«*i W^ Baasaraaak Oo~P«iilfiWa.batk-•a;iara,aad gtaliaaan-Maaaata Taapk. Onaar foata aad

M E X I C A H K U S T A i r S L U I M E S X

T H E POPULARITY OF THE MEZI-X OAK SIC^TAXO LtKIMXaT. k so-aMaaaNa

•ITiS'tatlaa o» tbt fV>ba. Otb«r artteita eiatm to oCi aad dial *aa—tb:< carta. Tamllr Pk7tkaaa.eoaars

Or a caa-JtaMa. aa 4dd.-aa

ka^ca at aoaralBf tktrtr d a ^

rillTi I i. Tktt a ran at ptaaakla aadtwtelatkw ka

<praadaaaBrBiaataa,aBdaaapT tvrwirdad to the Taaaatsaa

Btplkt bi paktkatlM. aa4 a oapf hrwtidad to tka wtfa af aar

aaasttknttar. WiiuutKsaaksi

W c ' ^ b o m

Tba Orbrtaa Ataotab win pltaat atpp.

I • I

MtdtdbkiiSMii ibfaakCaaaty.Mkt- aa tka IRk ft t kraaiy. 1 1 1 B. R Mafli^ta. Btwaskan rtknatr&tk. HIT; aadaa>akltaprakatna atial%laa aadwaabapUatdlata tkakCewaktaatrikabklrBaptkl CkaaAat Cbikt kr tk* writ tr at tkk aatiM la Oatakar.lIU; aad to sty aaitala ktcwl ad(* ha liwtd aa tasBpluT 3liiitaatk«l tbsa b tka dar of i b

Ht waa aaaad la b a bitb aad aaattt'tiit ta rrartba BakaakftawMaattwaaaaSaOdns. wItk aaaaral a ^ raltti8aa.aBdaltit**lrd*et Mtadataanm kta laaa ka:«a wffiaataoaraat tkaaatkatktaaBakspa.kratka and ^ Ck>ktlaatib.hadiadtkadntka(aCb>kbaa.tad wakaaa a fcapa at w t k « * e r batkar, MtBd. ead kaAaad IB tktt wert* aTkaa whtn pacttac wm ka a* aaaa,

EkdktasawtipMaaaab, wbIA aaalatd U a t« bb bs* akaattwaataatktikBtlM htea k b a a M a c aflOifctacalac Cbikclta brtrtadfc aa<wknabbkadyb*aa9at<to«baaai->s«lbMaattharaw.khfsaiksstawtaaa)wikat nat that laaataakc tka paapkarVad. Biaaatd ara tke**ad tku dtabtkaUi«,kaas kaaatbrtk. jaa, aattb Ike tkat

tkar IMT taat bta tktir bkaca. tad tbatr wnta <a M b W w. a.'aansit.

X B &

pliaaant eaihetlng aa B htigto wplBlB the Joarsay d

Ble.aadoaa whieb i W ^ Jdajtaba tba iaqxmant

fact, too irftfB faigotttn fcy Who.fcrget that

they w o . ooca yoarg, t h u aiaaa«to.Bb be

o M i i ^ w i t h inaboette

Tba oaiBpany aepM<bd at a raaaoBBbte hoBT, aad

if we Bsay jadce fria a p p e a i a n ^ w w p l e m ^

witb t b i i s j i w ? and with aecry body abe. Vith

BwiywWwafcTtbapioepeHtyrftha BtraH

B s o M Bahhaik Bcbaol, I tahseft* BTMif a

^ ^ V w a a n m SAaaaTw Scaoota.

n a a « AT TBB D b t o t . ^ ^ afBriT took p l B « at tba

CtetsaaoottBaibea^i Depot, ia thb plaoe, Moadaj ,

p W c a a , la mVA tmo b k d were aSwt. A Mr. K

tOlkB

KXilZA B B X P H X B I X

CaotT T*aas,llinkUtfc.1MB,1bs

BBsa Sbtpbaid. wtb at V . I. Bh^haid, aa4 dtaaktar at taaf.

aaiaat kkada Ilba. Vktar ebrpkardwaa kan ta XaStiv

Oaaalr. Tnta. taOetakar u n : aaw ta Tasta to IIM:

«ka BalbtlBartbtCkan^ raaabCeaaty.Oataktr.tMs i *

aatat taBitnlnkiiCa—tylaMM-.jaatadtba riaaibata

BaptktOkaab ky kdJar. ai kar ttflaakar tatrtb^aadw;

satn.Ua«tatk. Isansk

a . a Caisr.Ok Ckik.

ao. A-«iTC*taoti B dtitotw anaaatftVioakU.

•w^- lum. aii.T —k- C%xp. S. Taan.

!la. A TsMsaa wlakaa to p«aaaTW a tltcttlos la a Sml

atiT, ai laaf^naa. Bkaksitaaaairifadta tta-klatkrtwc

Ttaia. Sh*;cac:a<«staeIta*:ntfTadaaf aaacj Soaruhlcf

laatltatka b Saw Tktk, and eta taack B.'jb X3{:.tk. Ttaack

Wat frait aad rbaara, Btawiaj, Oratiaa aad Ttraad We-itad

Wack. aadTaeal Bask. Saod nianua wiu ka glTaa U n

taind AAlnaa r. B. Zlusos

pltJa. rarttatl. Flaat»rt. raraart, tlaarj aittt. to. kaaa prae-uea:ir tkaMsttatad tkk kat, tkreatkoat tka wetld. Ka arti-er .tat k b n rteaiTad tut aaiitMad ^aka aad tapf'tt baaa s-dlaal aad ackatidc m. c.

Bhniiiat<ta af yaa-t tui>d^ic.k*abMatata*)reand. Pflta, 'lMr«.TaBaa.-t. Baaalt-f aoraa Sezvfula, Stiff Jalata. Baljaaa,

Baraa Bit.t Bo it. Cbapt. kana^cta. Oalt Bkaaa. tad ail ach< aad palrt ayaa aaa. aaAMadni —n^ltlalt arat HORSBd OATTLIt, *a. Sack ai £ta(-kai>a. OaUa. Barsttaaa. fpato PMIMI i>w.-<>« Ba>.».il.a^aatakdaadaadaaitd brth- vr.-iT^XO IIXIWSST.

TALCSBLC UOBSKSATID: Br.S.I,ttBfc.B}<bPatk.Tt.. WTl-vas: - ruat Ula k o v waa aoasldatad wartbkaa. (kk aata wat ?iitvla) t«t alaca tka fraa v«* ot tk* kaataac t tritaaal, 1 fcan Mud Lla ft>r tlW catk. Taw llrtwiaatkl ikiaadalaB w«a4.-.-a op kara."

439 Baftis Fram. rartaaatrait. Ta. (Xzlract.} " la imi. t iba kattia tron tk« S n tt-f aa a»

aasaf-ahia, t::tad oaar. aad ataUrd a j k*adt aaiy teaanl;. airuw w a erwp. tt was aacwCll altkt. Tka Has isj tlal-oaottpiMf-i'O aairaettkataia. Itkauad nptdly.wltkeu

Safh kUKui* at tkk u kat tka mtaat aad aatarali wbercaar tblt trtlek k aatd.

tbn Uaimaat k lelMoalbla to skakta aad •aatai k M M ard oalaa. Mt. JakaPinak, keat«««aerr. Ala-tal

Icr SSCb, aka wat ttSwirt fr«a n Lt^taiaaV VratT H a S j akoaJd kaaa It. aad li^alra br tk* Mnitse UalB>at aa I

BJ aU deaian •Jk«i»Wi Sank aad Soatk aad tka laknda or Oia Oaaaa. <ar » atata, iO aanta, aad

lUaarbattla. aiUtoBB * FABK. Kaw Ttak. -

PA L U D A L M I A S M —

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01 THE « 4 C A B X . n A B TBB WIBB BUPGX.

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W M T O R B abki . W . T . HABBta.

T E X A S NEWS!—BASKS4: HARRIS X laad aa _ 'utmjm*, ttattawa. Vaad COaafr.

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1 Araa t , 18S& I BwmmtHasrsu,; Sata ciSHmiar k to ^ MoiUtiBe wd peiB^ I SB at a ten Ww tore-

jl la t ^ ttm pUcei eBoTT aw to s»T, th« I "toak » occssJoo of yoor sbawsee," Mtbcr to vMt tte prajer-oweUns, mach Ims "to take a proaUawt

tj gmmtrnw m* wra w. MTO ISA October, vbee I fnwod to tbo aaasBbiy premt tbat Elder H: had adiaitted ia tUaj •ery Bot^ Aat tbe griiWBOsa coanJaiBed ^ aad tbat, n k s o settM, wald iarolra a Gbareb trial, were of » penonal and aot of a pabiio obaiaoteK- Tboae words bars beoa, ^ t b a t btetpdatod^ a^ , taw pjib-' liit . TiixpeeW^ t Iidod so as to ooBTietae of d rausgvba t t ^ . ssd thmt sa opi«n«mh7 mxild b* fttna for

« stmywiJ«>ir»-^ant, I dedSsed preechisE <o the tuantty. to se-waoBottrao. Tbe flivbitttdes tbat read tbe, -notsaasrt&rtb in bisipeedi,will Bo toaoeh*^ t b i ^ b r t ^ ^ w ^ m ^ sMt to me:. fijT not «me IB ten Oovsaad know}- i r took no part tn thu »««tii«, brrocid .!n«to»

— . 4istiBetiloB between b r a a t e f s ' " — ' -tbo and books, Bor ma t ^ J a a r a it fim WcIk

, _ . H.iawdeariyoB tbeaigbtef tbe IStb, tbat, aoeoidtog to tbe rdiagcf Blder Jeter, (see letter,) tbat tbe , «fbtsnotoabo»a,reeo«Bisedtba^^

of tbe snpposea oiesees, and

antil Brother CVK. Wit too cans* and ttftciaJig S. I had BO rMMo to Mieteu aaeli itta to "know

t w It wt* tiBpWMtct ordIspNMngtoman7oft3M> BK'mbera pmi^v on aecnoatottlw eoane voo (11 ludpiinaedt<nruitiD»,(y«n,]tMr|iutor,' hcmr to Ufl m y ^ o ft> pnyw whh tkrin in a (OciUmoM-tejt, <»%ho -rooM dniit* tbai I thoald be dtcled bj yon U» priTlIese of {>n;tog &r toqalring itnoen.

a . w to be ob-1 fteHuK is TOpp<mbV. If raeh ft^Uogi mrappoMblo •Kmrf R*Mno «).•• JD J . * r r—t at Ckratiaiu. Bat soppeeetoontsMU t U prto-

eSpte «ml poSer in ibe Find Cbsnji - i a t bo nwm-serroL S e c ^ tbis, wbstdid be dof Hear itall—wbatdidbedo7 Ho deliberately insert-ed ia tbo oopy.of tbe note ntetaed by bim tbe words, "Of i i m n i l f « and tbeaa weris now to fgrtb to t b e w ^ n tbat aoto as pnblisbedt Wbywot towords «as to aiysetf»fiiisted into tbe Mtmf Beeaaso. hy Ibeat. BUer R

c3ple and pofier ... . „ „ -uim umu-b« thai! be allowed to sinjror pny »h« is not en-tirely aecepuMs to eftiy awnb^r of tlw Chatrt, ham laany wju be sUowed to sin|; or prsf wry •ecQt

4. Bat ao part of ynar letter aswBbbfd me aMiv thaatlwpaveraittdlUetoium uid ^ r r i W ^ yvQ ^talOforrclMttpao me to tbb case, sad of

« ... ^^ « RT-iv, uiworr uuwru, 1 woaia _— n i>mfBi)y ask, do yoa fiad aMhoity tn God's wordto»a»«alayoniatbial Areyonwanaatedby tither lb* Mi*r or the spirit of ChHrtJaoitr to ti»ai m« thoit I sabmit acotber 'qaestioo. Why ua 1 aloce Bide to feel sUs irel?bt of paiiorai <>i>pre8-Hon Aw Bot those brftbrra sod aSslers (by to m*mtfammaet)wioajKproneftlkt9eTya(ts im m* Aat yea dm^fircrx, eqnailT saUty with me, and «5O»1]yde»«Ti0* .iftUsimnS.bmert, oc any olber peoilty yrw may detire to icfaa apoa wuf WhT «il yea eaB opwi tbem to pray, aad not :jpoo me 1

5. Iknowaot tte duujw w which y«i aOBdo. Yoa do not «ay tbey are sua*. If yon claim tbat I bare made a bUe cbazse asaisxt too, mr coinoa^

—< jmm m «a>dy wahe l»»o «p-— T TT"^ ~ ~'t I P ^ ; I yon that I wai mract and make

to aad BOt personal"—iad tbe j»»«y leparaikmaChrbtlaawooHmjaire. Broibn tbis dtargks me witb b^a« | Qo*^ roa eiaim tbat I hare wronged yoQ,I<ia-

aad some of bk sattdites ebuw I ^ f ^ ^ to mo. as the

i k ^ a Cilse impressi<m sntb sa inteati'on to | me to sake part ia tie fctare pwer-Kow; BrotbRT Bowdi, we

make a &be impr^on by pat t ig in .J®» ^ ^ wards, " aKto myM^" snd did he not i a ta^ todeedre? Does be not now irisb erer;badT t o b ^ n ^ OaflTbe 4ad KttladJysnati to

H. aad tsysdf bad bad a peraanal iBioKTiew tbo diiBca% woBid baTe been adjttsled, and Q o t b n t ^ t into tbe €%tirdi; aadyot, as one of Elder H.'s eOBasittee. bo refined to dedde tbat we might aad s k ^ bareyKxrate Inter-Tiew; tbat, too, wbn bad Dr. W. ^ d e d for tbe iaiernew, tbe iBtarriew most bare been beld, for C. A. FMIir weald tben bare been s2<n« ia oppoeiag i l l

We say tbese wnds wen fiasted into the note to answer a psrpose—aa a i n tboagbt ta. snstm tbe new n a d taken, L a,"tbattteof-fenses wei« poblie aad Be

lan wbo ^ tbis d>: rscKm.'

; — — — "v *- «wu JU2VW Ton bar* b««i (sicce yoor reiimi) ncwiifisc for me to take part in Uw n4i«ioo» worjbip of tbe Cbatcb. Tea wpil know tbu yon bars sot, tioee the day of yocT mam to thf- city, eiteoded to a» the sHebtest

w a c ^ t U s I a w ai As baad^ of K t e H. «•• W p ^ y , sad wiA ben prrmoanee all sa-

land esmxresof tbo n ^ e s a r -W aad doauprf eededaatical atnitaries ^ ^ y d atrodons b^ona ofeoes. B t e l & g m y agamst tbo Ctafettsa Bwaer

«sw- donbtlea. wiO ns-batShosyaB

by g«r» grace, one 6e»rt wtmld ' kaoewonld aererbowto

As a man aad a pablie C t a n t o j o s m a l ^ I .fed itTny rfebt snd i i y * ^ toosBsgrg.sadegngare as soferdTss

n«n,8id feteoneet - ttar aatgarexprewk gjga-

«BBMntwiialy regsrd Aem as of a f^aauBo tandcBey, aad Ae bigber aad more

- Tnmtnl or etaeeoaentU the eSiasda the amra Krere^ dotiid be be <Aided &r bis

iwolatdy rwfated. " . f ^ fi*.^ " toaMMifertly

a l t o j ^ ^ a e o m m a i k . Bot a few ^ t o r s o d y g i ^ to otr toeriss very seierdy am"-' S i ^ - ' - * sererdy eensared tbe

resdatdyde-< p s i i & a ^ rfPdk sad Trier for

F r o d d ^ and Vwe Prea&aey of ^ bst t a ^ W t o wspqLI tbo Ameriosa people hare ^ i l . tad t b j » m a iajititatadsaits in OTtr ctrlL ^ t i v m z ^ nwttr editor that oopoeed them,

g g f ^ Aotr dmraeter* KTfe- H- aad bis j**!'!."'^ proaeeatars, and smsiT- Dooton of ^ r t e l j mstttiotmd, bare Ae boaor of aettiaa

A o W r sad eaiahiments of the set be wdeome. Tbossb aot aaotber

Bflod bo tdd to etnmoce SBT imaartial ^ eompIamiBg-lIder

B r t t ^ a a d Duaeaa, aad eAers—vet •MOymolOBotiiaB nndry oAer n3qaesti<md>Ie

froar Ao par^ praaeBuilug. M Pnei I, tberefcre, eaH y,

teAo a ^ o f tboSdof Aptil "sisitiii nrraix.

-aesaaaAT Himtr, I I tfdadk. Aprn M. -58. e r a m ; J&.—

twee iafiaatritfatt yog to<dc the otr • i ^ j r w a b - a a i l M i S i t , t» tike a

fa tfca g t y aawUitg. V^MJjmi ^aL laom wsewtnilwni sndiBspIeerfagtomaatoft:^ sarasnii aaaea^ofifcBooinaeywita*

" t hope JOS wai

— ~t — • iw 111 I f ta • J-.—." — wujjtce aiignera of eompbtint wiA me it wooU Bot h»»« we-1 ** ; '"yon I TC rented my arraunmeBl beftro tbe cbnJSi* I P ™ ' »

.LJjili ^ ^ ^ ^>garen. I prayer-meetjas. Bat, as t&wsb too wonM make he I otben e« and me fe^ yoor disnspect, von baTe

caOid bsvihren aposr my ijEhi aad apon my left, and bymysid^topTaT sadpnsedmet^. TbisIbaTe

—' ba^ lw and remarked apon. " ' " "" are ac-

. ' or tbe ——- — J — a more br pcrsn ins tha eoaw toward me. tbaa yon pleased. .iUid aU ^ was before caa cSate that I made ebarget aaaicsi'Ton ia the Tecoeasee BapdR. Am I not ftrod, Brotber Howe!!, to eoncJade that yoa baTe »eie immrtiiie or rfterior e.id to aceompKib br

I fat, and this 1 lyoa i ^ taewit wonld be, and

Bbm TOO knew tbat yoB gr ie^ I

presented the ISA of Oetober, after I had read Elder Jeter's letter. Bat does not bis sole i a ^ t a , that bo made wbat be «I]» as esm' ta'lbminats Ae aiEur by private ad •rttb tfa*«i«nr of keeping ft oat itf the If tius waa.oot his object, t b n bo mast bare adopted Aeprinaple of Talk3mad, Tis.: Ast tatgoap was gtren to man to enable him to

- ^ I cr rSetior to a«o.ipKri, br Birt thM aoto m s g ^ m xmportaaee asyra j iMs

exsame It m Its doable fiKCL I best fHeod yea ere. bad 7 Ocst it aot look likedis-Ir tnstaka AepresentriewofMr. » Cbrisaan, in osider Ae intenolated nf 1.r. ^ nmCbcrdil !» it that I>r. J a m may bate seme tbow of rc»f«a for espjaintec cassider Ae interp^Oed editaa of his 'note

^ w ^ airf wild icalaa of eo^eotare,) that}dietmT^««al«may bar*. eaa.» to t r tm^ore r ^ H. m bts attempted pnrsto BrosierHowefl, if there w«ie not a 6od above atai had ia cootempkdra mr faSTT^e I iho^ *bo tnait in Mm, and. vbo li

a ^ t o fidumor-J weicbtc/oklc^aad iriOTad.; bnt coosd^T^

^ l e « Jesmtieal a {dot to zim a bro t i« :W?^tB. !e , i t ra«tani i^« , hand»,«tS^ Aeending to bis plan of iilj T a u lu]'' . n i m Tindicate me retract erery thing I had publiAed oftnare to f "T ^ wwd. i bim. This WiTto s e a l e d I to asK if year Wfcole treatmeni of

g3t,ttesettleaieat bdag msde betweea ni.fT'x'^ »>d I not tben soggeet to yea tbe w y coorse Meats. Ihrdaa and FoQer, or a m . Seost or } marked oot to pnrme toward *u, and tbe some one else, were to brine the T^t^iT before I » bo«e with wbi«A I am cocnected 1 the r}.iir.4;fwl ^ ^ ^ shhca»h TOO dtwed that yoa intended to pnr-« Ae sne tbe Bne of policy Irdicated, were yen n^ ^

after wbidt h ^ ' i ^ d take back all he had said w pabOdied oiSmsiTe to » Does iiot f n r j one see Ao widcedoess of Ae plot—tbe tcfl, tbo tnp, tbe £»a derised to raiajM, jwided a priTafc a^iaBiment be-

' — * w uKwe oxTxureQ, " i on k=ow aH my e«Fnce. and I wish to be idTised in the premisra. ShaU 1 attend tbe piayer-meetinas or coBfessthst I sm dri»eaoBt kr tbe pastor 1" • Tbe esmteota uf the note conM not be kept '-strictJT pri Tate." Sbontia T >Ut awav from tbe nmtin^ «i Sboagb it woaM be tb» fnbj.« of remark, as it «1

ytntr stteotiaa

roms. "B.B. CHowaat"

H. bererirtoiafly dedaro Ar t l a fe^SKmro aad tbe disoIemi4 rf san-^ msatneu toward mo waa soieH owuw to

I bad msaed toward binuiSl-J f Iwoaid retnottbe

twees RrSe II - J l l f ««- I Sboagb it wonM be tb» fnbj.« of remark, as it I"®'*"* heady bas be«. aed tte tiiTrea-wm w„nU tot to

my sMgaaeat before Ae Cawrdir. And, be^pTro. Ifl atteofed and wa. treated night aii« then. It ^ oot to be fixgotten Aat Dr. C. K.1 ** bwett-fbre treated nm, Uie reasOT Win^n, one of Ad two appointed br H d e r l ^ " ^ bedratmded scd it wt nM be my daty to H., did ttpraalrassBre m ^ S ^ a n L ^ ^ ^ - I t ^ i»P«ed an im-tkli J ^ ^ r r f npoo me. and one that I feci no ^ oeWBM lSl<|^Ji.aBdmy8dfwonldbe aIk»>tao«7 m to met. Brother HoweD a2tu end of tbe whole matter, and keep the mtteroQkor AeCbareh. And doea one i ? * ' ^ ^ v o o , as one

- - 'bcmld with anotier. WiU too grant the — —— •••'o. imi^vm C-AiZT-mati belk»e that bad it bees poW^ed m the T w m f y Baptist «wer oar dgnatores, tbat Elder K a:id mysdf bad settled ow difEctil« in %n»ac« porfeetly honorable aadsatislsc-tory to eadt oAer, tbU it wwtld baTe been

~ M l. IL4 lUB Un meeimeT If so, what ajleroooo OTniabtneat weekt or wb-nt In tbe meacBni", beiiere aie, tiionab •rtieTed, Mili Yoor broUier in Cbrfat. .

J. R. Saavn.

into A e H ^ w o a l d ^ s S ^ s S f ^ not ^ n^ch as cp« my letter, «eing in Teaneasee; sid A l a C f S tot sent it baS hsTO been s a t i ^ wiA wbat had s a ^ S r ^ v w a r a t e s the criminality ^ ^ w»a wnat nad sa t t sMjofbu condaot towardme. I t was his daty to

I am not crepsod to bdkre tbU Dr a K Aat letter « d gr«,tea

H: and Falkr, wheTbe eoa re r^ ^ ^ ^ ^ law«-of eommon eonrsesy and .boat Aat n o t ^ ^ d ^ ^ S T p S j ^ J s ^ te^^i^^^ I ' " ^ t i t l e d oathenidtteftho 12A of O e t . X t b . J? ^ i

~ ' Aobj^wMce B t e H. ^ — I n his note MMO is was pob-

^ w b i d t mata iaQydiaa^ i t . m •atOat.apBrtiamof t b o r q ^ y l la-

I d P r a a t I , n ^ b Bote tomoWrios

' Ktsitssas; JBI^ isfigi,

waswwHt B9 SCCeiBST aw 8a aeaaB,.befer«tk«CItaR£ »t—riaato a e s a k t r b y ^ S

C-4-»««wai aceifamidactmi >> iktoBfkiws

-asMiadAw • 0 SBmwidLvsB i

- fca. ^

w t h e n i ^ t e f t b e 12AafOet^ that be wJ derstood tbe design.

I present Ae fbDowii« dilemma: If KM® H.1i cotc or joly 19, eontemplsted

a private fiaaladjastmest of tbe difficulty be-twea bim aad me, be was bannd to obserre the law laid down m Matthew zrnL

If it did not, be l«d ^ f h t S r my rain. But Ae note dtbtf eontondated » mivafe tal sdjnstm'"* — — ' -

Elder B. waa ^ t t y ^ ^ ^ * * * ^ ' « a - f e ^ be U5d a plot} t l T ' o F ^ ' Z ^ Z ^ ^ . f

^ J ^ ^ ^ » » i t b e o A e r t » o bydeteriL^th.twedH,nld

—^wbidt law ^ proeeeating party jadvaastlT reteedtobegoTemed by, aad d w ^ aa ettrajadidal proems to be aomsiaseed in by tbe aceosed—whidt ben^ iet^mti, the ease

Ibreod, by a dominaat M i ^ , into Ae ^ ea

c- —J act in going to as mash aa if he had read my letter and

instiltingly rejected its request. (2.) I sgreedto Ae comatitteeof twobrcA-

ren, ebosea by each, becaase landerstoid tbat It w« to be lett to them to decide apon Ae pOTer scriptaral basis of Eettlonait—decidj wheAer it was not Ae daty of tbe parties to

to the rnle in MatAew IS. I

n-' "»Md me to obey the Seriptares aad I obey • Tbis e S t e e did S

SoBtbera Bnlmi B ^ t e r of'^rideb Elder H. ooald o o s n h n r "Was I aot kfk to my own jadgmoBtf H a r r i w o forward, wbat woaU bar* beea tbe mul l? I woaU kam f n p a n a myself to bmoI oertma Aism ia tkiBs Koa. of A e B ^ t i s t i ^ o b l s i^ions, b«t whea I b M foxtsd tbat I bad misaed Ao womta dtogetbert TboBegister ease iUBstrates it.

My sjMdato editors dU also, dwled witbontadoobi^Aat tbe omisatoB of tboI>.D.,from£]ibrSowdl'aBaBMwai va-•IHft&mably tbe speciitetion, aad Aere waa moro reasoa to sastaia a dbrgo on Als point tban apon aay one of tbo others. I took my podA^ and iweparaai^jisclf to ateol it, bat In and bsbold, it is etaimtd by Elder Howell tbat Aat was not tbo Aiag eonplained of at all; and when Ae spedficatioas are read ont in Ae trial. Ae Register is Mt so moeb as mentioned, and Bid. HowoU in sBituaiag ^ spedSeations bdbre tbe Cbnreb, did not so madt as allnde to Ae Btgister 1 *

Not d l Ae lawym m Philadelphia oottld bare so moch as eonjeetned wbat Ae ttMctfi-eatioBs wotdd be ftom tbe refereneea giren aie to prepare for trid. And nnder-Ao last bead, how eoald I know wbat cbarfes tbe Bible Board, HOIsman, Dawson, Walkr, Tostia, Ererts, and Dnnesn, woald bavo taUed before me that night f Bat yoa bavo seen tbat Atse men were used as aentsers and mihusia, nor was I allowed to meet Aem fitee to &ae. This point is csdearthatdlcansoeit. Iwasa^fvw niahed wiA speoifieations, oontiaiy to tbe laws cf Ae drilised worid, and Aetofore eoald aot go into trial; and it was my datQr to itcist tbis wanton and Tioluit eoemadiment apon my ri^ts aa a man aad a Christisa. .1 did Aero-fiwe deny the scriptnrality of Ae'prooeedii^ and when Ae power ofmyprotest wasrefosod, I denied Ae inriidictitm tf tbo dominant v u t r over me and withdrew, Aas sn^jeoting m y s ^ to exdnsioa apon Ae n o t for issnbtMinatioD to Aeir nsttrped auAortty. Bat eontrsiy to my expectation I was still treated as a member, and tbe " trial," as it is ealled, proceeded wiA, in order to allow my enemiw. nnder Ae cover of Church anthority, to Jdaeken my name with libel and calomny. sad oorerme, as a Christian minister, wiA Ae blaeknns of Ae darkest disgrace.

{,">.) Baptist njage was disetrded, which, nn-der Ae elrcnmstasees, tn^ aajast, and tmder aay eircnmstances, except the most nnqneo-tionsble pjUie cfieoees, inexpedient

It was nnjust, becaase my proseoatoa well knew and boasted. Aat tbe majority of tbe Chttrch were prejudiced egdnst me, and not prepared to do me justice. WbeBerw Ais is the ease—where there is a powerful party in the CSiureh inimical to Ae aecascd—Ae sd-vioe of sister Churches Aoold be songbt. The c3mmoQ sentiment of justice in dvilized aad erea in Rav^ man, revolts at arraigning a mas for trial before his bitter and avowed enemies. 'VTheQever our courts are satisfied Aat a general and deep prejndiee is enter-t ^ e d toward Ae vilest ertmiaal, Aey allow Ao case to be removed to a&oAer emmty.

Toaching Ae expediency of eallii^ in a Council in Ae trial of a minister, I read Ae opinions of the venerable TTta. Sands, of Va., and J . S. Baker, aad Ae late Thomas h ! MerediA, of N<»th Carolina, given many yeare ago. (

(S.) Iwa5»tisfied,andhad Aeevideneedtat t b ^ was a l a i^ ascertiiaod and well drilled majority oommitted to my etatvietioo in any event. This was in accordance wiA a plan iatiiMted by Elder Howell to Elders Cascn

O B M l T O M l f '

MOtnCB-BOFB CHtTBCH. TbeieOewlB^preeaiNeaodreeohtieB8wem'«4*

Btoody adopted by tlU Bsptfak Cban^at Keast Bmay Oom»fr»k-'

WaaaiOi; sro bsM viwcd with legm tbe aiUasf. dishoo*atile and wiekfd ooane miM axaieit oor »>«Areo. A. a D s j ^ J. M. es|>o. dsBy J.K. Gnves.by tbepastwof the Bsi*-tM Chard, tt Ifaibviae..Tnia., bb aadenBtafven aad tftM difaltaiies, wit&tkMBwwild-beD. D^ wbo swkderkssl ealmnoe bytt;}er{nc Uie fUthfiJ M-vocates and detedefs tbe gospel tratbs, aad he-Ueviag tbat tke time has come. thatjasUce aad daty nqptaes aet otiSy an asprevleo, bat a matoaleS)^ bo tbe part of tbeCbarcbes to sappoit scd defend the trae aad ftltblbl bborers in oar beavealy Jfe^ t«es caaset tbcrefote, be it, ttmbtd, Tbatlbeeoarteparsaed by the pastor

of Oe Km Baptkt Cbarcb at NsahTille, Teen., and Us co^iperaton^asaioat A. a DiytM, J. M. 1»k>-dtotaa. and partienlaily, J. B. Qfarea, U a s k a m ^ <Msti«B of eveiy prbiciple, oflliODor sad jastic*., sad of Ike precepSs contained ia tbe of Christ, aad which anwanantaWe ard wicked conduct we deaoanee as the ffltby ar.d WtijA issae* of bstred aad laalio^ aad tlmefote too shacKfiil to be known aBMo« tbe nrraau of tbe nH>ek and lowly Satioc.

£aah«2. Tbat we apjwore -and hwtr^y Induwe ibe dedaion of the Oeoeral Asspcialion of Tennes-see hi the ease of Elders OrareB and Hatpll, and we astare oar esteemed brethren, Otaves, PendVtoa*. aad D&ytoo, ef oar andirainbbed cotiSdeneein tbek Christian tnte{;rlty acd abilities as a::d &itbftil advocaies and decoders of gospel tratb ^ and that the before m«tiooed attempts to lojare them, bat add to their Jastly earned rrpotatlon amohij an, snd we heaitily iadone the p^dples and doct-Tices set fotth by tbem ia the 'colnains of the Teaaeasee Baptirt, and tb« Old Landmark Sciet. .

ifiwhsj, Tbat we do most solemnly rcpadiste and denoanee all those (totalled BaptM) pabliea. tions, wbicb partake of.^or sympathize with, tbe prindpks of PedofaaptUt societies as specalaSve macbinny, and iibds va tbe Baptist deeominaUia

StiaM, Tbat these-mslatiocs be recetdcd: ia nar Cbtuch book, sad a copy be tezA to the Teo-neuee Baptist tar pabBcatioa.

I>ooe ia regalar Cbarcb conned, Eatoiday beibre foattb Lord's day in Jannary, 1S59.

C. J. Tub, Mod. H, PADOLKPosn, Cbarcb Clerk.

x o c s T Honnn cauBca . AX a meeBng of tbe Mount Monah Cinrcfc; of

ITnited Baptists, the foDowing preamble ted rtsoJa-tiaos were passed:

BUck, has tecdered

and Kimbrough How did Mder Howell know that Ae act

would only oost him forty members, as he said, unless they had been Aoroaghly drilled and committed? He had wiA bm all tbat party in the Bible Board, irito adc^ted Aat memora^ ble report, and femiKes, rdativea, and friends. He had a very anasttd advaafa fro.. Ae SabbaA Sdtool: daring that year ue had received in some 50 children, minors—mahy of them the childreit, and aU Ae associates of the children of Ae memb«3 of Ae Bible Board. Tbe lads and mioses oagbt never to to have been allowed to sit in jadgment npcm a ease of Ais msKoitade—involvingmatteistbey cottiil not pussiblJ anderstaai iTet they wm« al: warmly enlisted for Elder Howel^ and voted promptly, and with aprecirltai of a drill-master fire—^maay of Aem confessing tbat they did not understand Ae merits of the matters involved! I sabntit testimony in proof of tflL : -

Nasaniu, March 1,1853. Insmrdlately after tbe cbarsn were prefened

against EMer J. R. Graves, I feU into company wiib one of Eider Howell's recent conTrits, who accosted me with, "I have a crow to pick with yoo," to wbicb I replied, " Tety well." Tbe iadiridnal then c BBiaeiiced Wtorin^ me for »<siD • In Mr. Graves' favor. I asked, " Do yoo believe Sir. Qravea jmiky of what they charge bim 7" Tbe reply was, " I do not know any ihicg aboot it, but I sbaU voteacaiast him any w a y S r a r t a n Fo«7aa.

Nasavii.t», Marti 1,1859. Before entering tbe Cbnreb on tbe first nigbt the

charges were prefrned aeaiast Elder J. K. Giaves, I stopped a few moments opposite tie doon. My auettioa was sooa arrested by a grom> of lais who were talking Tery earnestly aboat tbe object lof the meeUng that niebU One of tbem calKos an-other by name, asked bow be was "poing JarroteT* He replied ifaat be " was sotag to Tot« to tteov Grmrts oTerboard.- Another asked, if Graves was Eoing lo speak, to which one repUed, " He is aot here, bat I reckon tbey wHl cat bis head oflraar way." and be was gidns to Tote&rli.

W. P. Maaas. Ip li>e earfy part of the Summer ot 1?B8, wbileiin

conterssOion witb a BHaaber of Dr. Howell's Cbnrdi. Uie indiTidoal espratsed a wish tbai itr. Craves m ont of the Cbarcb. I atked wbat be bad done tn cUl Jbrtb sncb an expressioc. He replied, " I do not like tbe man or bb coarse Eeoerally, and I wish be was out of the way." • W P M

raxaXAs, oar paster B. B. his resJgnatioo, to lake effect at tiis mee-Jag, there-forabeit S**elnd, Hut wo teoder oar beiorrd brother oar

most heartfelt and sizn ere thanks for tbe able and meet faithful manner in wbich be hu at sli tiaw. acd under all orcamstaace^ untiriiijty minUlered to carspiritaal want*. Sarirtd, That in his departnn* frx>ra as to tbe

chaise of s more araooua field of iabcr, vtet bim our sympathies and prayers for the success of bis ncdertaking. Sesdred, That w?lb the twsMavfeigred p'ea«ate

wo recommand Irim to tiw worid as a nii- of n:?-aiochiB-integrity, to tft^ Cbarcb as a mflet pfona je: zeahns jatoister, scd to cnr bmhrrn E=d sisters evciywhere ss a brother wbom ii will do tben good tokaow.

ifnsfiari, Tkat we reqanttonrVlerk tosprtsdthsse jresslatiaas oo tbe Cbarcb book. a=ti also thai he famish BrOw Black witb a copy. forward a eopv to ibe Teanesseo Bapau for publicaiioa. twjuestjDg the Arkansas Baptist to copy.

Dooeia CoDference Satnrday hefor»> tbe focill: Sunday in March, 1859. Joas Ow»s, Cterk.

CJawsy County, Mo., March 30, 1S;9.

BOLTVAK CHTTKCn. At a reg:alsrChBreb-meetiEghi>ld a.: 'Jieirbcuje of

WonliJp, May Ta^ 1S69. the Bsplist Cho-tci of Eoii-var, Tenn., nnanimoosly adopted tte foUu^ug pre-amble aad rcaolBtions :

WsxaxAS, God ia bis inscrolablc prcTiJaice has petmitted disensiua to arise ia someof oar Cbajches whereby ibw peace and haia»aT hare b m de-sooyed, brethren bave been alienated frraa each oiber, aad oar mncb loved Zi<Hj bis been mide to moom; and, whereas, we bc^ere tbat tbe oaiv means by which tbese disaeasicns may be beaie-i, •ad love, harmony and peice be testorvd, is the •«pecUl interpositioc of God by tie gnrious itaa-cnces of tbe Holy Spirit, sabdoing the heart, rooUti £K«a a an bitterness, and Knding it entirely atder •abjection to tbe pure and holy principles of tbe re-liSion of Jesas,ltalefsre. Setehmd, Tbat tbis Chnrcb recomnend that tie

fourth Lord's day in June beobserred by ail the Bjjw tist Cbarches in tbe Bona, as a dsr cf fi-iicg . t j prayer to Almighty God, that be woald be pJeaaeJ by bis grace and spirit to reconcile bretbiea to cacb other, lestore p<mee and hsnaacr to tbe Cborcbej. and thereby caase om-Z:oc otice more t-> n^jice. . /.rtier. Thai a copy of tieseresrinU^ be fbrsaided to the Tennessee Baptist, tbe BipOst Standard, aad tbe MississipiJ Bap^, for pnbiiev tioo, and that all other Baptist papers in tbe Sostb be reqaetted to copy the same.

Done by order of tbeBoliTsr Cborch. „ , Assaa Moaan., Mod. K. C. Catsr, Clerk. ^

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TINWABE AHD CASTINGS, atsnraomaa er

g T O V E S ,

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I f l S S I S S I P P I COLLEGE, CLINTON J.TX BISIie OOtrXTT. ns8.-na a^sS Ca3«a Taal « iB<tit«>oa ain connaMXartarTo^BarisSS. tSJi tatutiiliua Wia Tis, raea rua^ tS* eiski kaadn* Selb=a._ oret toaaataia K.{daa«a eaa tao— wlB be iadSitf aaS hatlarfU. iha ae tte iMatla iaetak' WteatteaCoaEsof - j.lrinnaa artaslMaa. ofttefrtcUa^ Ttei tewaomtMi „

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^ta; aiacalirvanr ta kwsralttea«a M aaUaatldtj ar tte SacWana. Wlik aataa«4wtlawlv

t. e. w. rAXHos. a. a. Pltei.S»e>UL.

. Pa»tlte<>rtte BAPTIST PCaUCATKR KOXCTT. Arr* atntt. fSilrii^Wa.

tateL al2a!«t.an teattk. raa TWsawwaurt WNl-kaan. lart ttertXa. ASirt a r r t - -

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fteimrar^ia^r T«tMaaSi!Srn> emj SUSTiS. tazyeaaaef^ieS'ro nw caraSt Ara ttev vObw W ti e=Tlacail tMcr'-teMlaMtic ^ ^ ts^tuBBa TO AJTT xxsiCAi. acanoL::'

t tehosr c!taM Sctea! iteB » -Cmr.aaSrwEIpaAttaatoa & wna m aaja v lat aeaa w oOwBUact ana. Cah^kaii tte mat aad d ^sa fi&T^

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WaSSjaos aet et a , ee=a, aac ateS I taa: ay •aaslafaaif n^lteaavteFattteBialTsnteaT tS. —•—^-p" - ^-"•-I-iinpMiiM ean4 ar ifJa-lnIlaS I7 aa.

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X-A-STKCD. - - .ofL — ^WmC. WIliL»K8,Jt.A-

Aajrtt

CStttreh for t r ^ onutrary to \

adTtsooreooaa«tthatIm%htdo to elFeet a

I be&re Aat C. A. l ^ e r alo^' uSderrtood tarn saans laid forme ia tbese propositions but ^ m at loss tn uoderstand why Dr. C. K. Wiaston oppv-sed a personal interview, when he admittrfthst bad it taken place the wide asatter weald doubtless hare been setOod.

That I oever e<msidered myself a party to

of the Chard. The proaeeatiu^ . V . a w t e t o y a H a r f e

- meaimhis ooadaet,fhBds,titat ^ e e I e ^ that bo kid oSmded I onaht U o t ^ I hadaot made a a ^ o r t to Maoaa t»U)n,»itdMaiaM> wtao ezeoao Um: Ho was mw p a t e , ^ a v ^ t o b m a eat M a n o d . ^ Bat leb imthat I did g o t o W latko BlUo aoeeptatimi af the p&ase,

I has* said EMer B. SU moot aeriwMly rf-fisd iBS» by ten^ aad tajarioaa d n m W made me aad others iatimateiyMOca-ated wia me, ia d e S.S. Gaasaatammjiaak-villfl. Bathoav^od the n m o A S i l y o f a d M a t t a ^ aad dimnaad m t t o he «W aot h a a i ^ Aaiga ti»a% bat it ismiai il lii lltiii ati hisaaiiii; aasp « *e .

B k ladat: letter asaailod of t l » m » M i B a a t d , widok

- - i ^ j g i S s >«idi idMfcraa«mo(ad. H i s

mauUM U ^ ^ vSmin to mi,

, ; - " wgaft lu ciiccfc a *rltlemfat with Elder How^ ap<m scriptural priadples. Moro I oouldnot do.

(3.) I resisted U» procedure becaase of the jorisdietioa assomed over foreign parties lAose e h w a ^ was aa maeh involTed as my own— •evetal Of whom had no kaoaiedge of what ^tann^^iring, aad others had expressed their j^rauiagneBs to bo iarolTed;^ bat tbo matters

.refairedthe , ; whidi had aot

been done; aad finally, I was refused the right to m ^ these aecnsers before my judges, &ee

To sostain tbe iSnt olauso of my positioB, I ^ ^ to the r ^ of Presen t CtaSbrd.

his latter.} la support of tbe latter. I

Feno^etl Lllmry, aa article writtoa by Dp 3.8. Baker in 1847 ^

ti-Bit rf w f a . 0 . , to

I here submit my ^ea in jastifidWioi of my eourse in resistisg trial. I acted in tbe foir of God, and, as t eoaroieatkusly bolievcd, the letter and spirit of the New Testament re-paired me to aot, in order to sustain the au-thority and ftw of Jesus Christ I knew that my prtKecutor hid determined and prepared the verdict that should bo rendered; indepeo-detit of my icaoeence or gnilt He had f ^ U y avowed his purpoie months before, to emsh ne by a disgrace of a Church exelositm. He believed his over estiiaated inSaenoe would ba seffictent to secure the ultimate approval of the denomination at large to the fo^aet So far as I could foresee, eceleaastieal deat^ ia a most dreadfal form, awaited bm. I deter-mined that the authori^ and the laws of Christ shoald at least b« honored by a a e a t n t d ob-servance ot them in tbe traasaotioa.' By tbe laws of Christ, which are tW ooly oode that govern a Baptist Churdt, I was w i l W to be tned. lelaimUmtaU those m e m t ^ who took their stand upon tbe Bible, aad resistod the aetion of the dominant majority in tbe noscriptaral |woeednre, were the witaewea of Jesus that a i ^ t before th^ wodd, aad that they, and they ooly, are oititkd to be recaidid M the orderly and orthodox por^Hr. of t4c First Baptist ChunA of NwAriDe A coa-srtTtmoaAi, uixoarrr is n-Ai,!. casbs Tia CetTxcH : A DisoaaxaLT wajositt, s o i w a a i.A«G«, IS A rAcno£

* to some marks before be esaaiaed tbe soMi-S c a t ^ be to s d ^ S S L S T S l t &>ath-WealBraPablishiag Hease apoa the ttMr tothisbadn«J»nKtodo W i l l i r t t t e S Howe!!, nor was it treated as a speettatioo.

SA TiBTit CHTmCHT Wkkbkas, Tbis Cbcrci has reemtij- b««B (aSed

upon tomoomtbe loss of its beicved pa&tor, H. C. Cookey and • desirros of civjag an eiptessir>'a < f !u regard for tbe Wtbfal Iab«« of lore TiEil«.cf and eare, as wd! ss tbe tende- »p<5 atr ciiccate T ririi that marked bis ministntjons aiciEc 155 ..v,^ f<ve,beit t,

Bueftti, That the Cbnrrh atfcMwledges the d-rice hand in tie stroke tbat ba. HVm ia her std desires toba;j.bii herself under the rid; bnt vUy. we are mooroiae here we ue che».-ed fcv fiw «<Hid-.latioo t ^ oar late pastor - is j sbove.'acd tbat oor is bis •••etercal gain >• tber^sW we sorrow not is 4hoee which kaT.» ro hope."

Stiah0d. Tbat we bt.M in sratefal rsmeabjxaca ,tb»sdf.denyin8laborsofo«irlMep»vu.r. R.C.GTek-and bear testimony to the ChiirJar. faiarii:ce« S^ns.intesrity, and ncfl-Dching periewraace that chaiacteria. bis miraKerial icienrci™,, «. as wen as tbe deep tooed piety that entered tD-.<. aU bis social interviews. We also feel ibtt in TiH de-

e a vacaum bas been cr«ted tbat cannot soca be aapplied, and in view thereof, oar prajer U to

" harvest that b- j-a-j {.ntb more Ubom into bis ban

sister aad Ikmily wdespijmpathj in a -ir tvi^i^: a>en and drop v ^ tfiem the tear-of affection caer hisaional romaina, and jeommeni ttaaujoii»<tod tt the widow aod the MMeeK wbwe wite&fei

nevw slamber aor A«»o&^1JiU*<»pyofthes.-rr(Mf}ntio^5be«T4

to the fkmiiy, sad al», bo spread on oar itcords. J<W» Wij.rcrs. Mod

P. M. loss. Clerk. McMina Coaa^, lean.. Marcb 28,1K3. '

S 5 0 , PAID STRICTLY I S ADVANCE, J- brWrd ail taitloa br Srr MOUilD PKAIEIB rSSHTUTE,

• l::sD ruiaiE. asmssos COCSTT. THAS. k a c t I t t .

EL E . lu MAicss. w. Ji_ riiiiii 11 - -

GEOSGt W. AWALT. Tator.

a. w. lAinjua.

| > O E B ^ f e ' S HOLLAND BITTERS,

rae p--,,, nTa_C-te a m y rf la, bSSs Pa-I o( sacntt aaoewM ta twv:

lata cU Catlat ataia M to-*•' — ' niT fi 1 • r r z 7 t ^

(r wvBtabI cBffiebal Tisaw I

Female Dcpwtmsiit

Satec of Totien, *3« A TOM or ptvi aorrai^

> SNsaic^suca. stsricsia. j a oa XXTBA COCSSS.

ftf inctxaam vark, ** V.tr.rt:

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I f ' H f * ' ^ y aitraM to tka CMaf n,. . ..• Tt, PtaKhrat U pmarat t. tik, in fcrtVli;^^?^

Q O L L E G I A T E I N S T I T U T E .

N01 skideth these three: Faift, by whidi « see tbo glories of the eteraal iphero; Uope, by which we mount toward tbem: aad ^ • e , by w ^ w« grasp aad iaberit

^ o r ^ the greatest of ttoee is Love. _ We,aat id the other moes in tbiawarid. IS like a ^ e t a J tower. wUeh be^as oa ^

Md, at fint, b sammndedby tbe other of the struetare. But, at length,

abo« b u t « d wall, aad a«b; ^ ^ ^ r a a ^

right lato tlji afr, tkU tb , fc^ ^ oa tts Mmmit g^ws Eke a ^ k ia IV I i^ t , ^ ^hiaas Iik<|.a star ia the ettniar ^ ^ ^ t f e ^ o f the pik isearek-MdS dMkaesa. So Jove, here, iasarroaadaairtb*

apiaat tba d ^ «f e t o i t j . ^

sPBuro CBEDE cmmpEc. C l ^ heit at -Sprirs Ci^i O n ^ , "ontranMT^kwnty, Tean., cn

seotetfthe loBowiagpr^mWeu^dn^Imioi,, .wersmaaimoasly adi^tcd.-

Waaaaaa,*. have read with deep icarort. aad b.tw.«.J!kfe»Howen mid &, t« , therefore

the^Coaacil u^y^Mi S ^ b v ^ to t ^ h e ^ ^ ^ b o n ^ r a S

ftsiAiil, *h«4alhe»*argf»j»eftrrrd by Brother

I T S r r . 8.'^. *oasT, Hod. -^'W.lraua, Cfafai Chafc - -

•FACCZTT JAUES r, PAAE. A. a fiiiri^.! 1.1I1 • 1 c

ao aaA m^KtrUt aAoa I

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Ta^liiltn-tteeiatSE

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TO f H | AFFLICTED WOEIDL (AUTHOB OF TH& raniciAsj . te ka. eartai -J»» Uat SOmm ^

^acKtk, Ma, to a.' c»rM» I

Fartaf OaCalSKi BtUan. oa ^

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