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T s o m m ^ ,
t. tias »-Ma, •«<, Jr»£ili, M . laacgrak^ Eph. I k e k a r r e s t suns a o longer t h i n e ;
I t : 4. Tk»4 u iouMssm i* tke prartsstea of l a r ^ d i c r brs—a the suiis go down,
t3m *»
thereiii,' a . d Ye .haU & d
m™fii«of
A s j r s d d i e r tinge the f a r sea-line;
tiai «w LoriL 8«fr Bml vi: 4-C: C ^ ii: IS; Abu each f a i r f a d i n g of the day shows plainer
y e t the y e a r ' s decay.
1 Cor. XT: 29; I Pater iii: 21.
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No. 14.
_
tt^wiatr cff diilr
lie can loia that PedobajH
Baptist affiliaUosisti be to good as to
t r U l t i o u of the apo^
t k w i r . » ngb, „ d
to
te
p ^ S them oat, and explain how they
~ "
"t oontrary to it, tfven to the c o n i ^ ?
differ so wideljr and easeBtiallj from
th^ and yeti in the
those which entitle one to the pririlegQ
•fleam command, forbidding^
of commaning with the saints at the
s ^ , ^ brave the diviae preaen, wno do not hold the apoetdie
table of love ?
ftalhi^tyj im^ InVite them into his pnl- dectri
rfp™d«K,0,C«fcll«.;
a. The Gne« of Ctod, the onlj foandatios of Soon from the A^est, in a n g r i e r quest.
Hope u d F«ith n Chriat, the only mediwa of
•
The chariots of the wind shall s w e e p ;
JostifioUioQ.
Soon, down the shore, with hoarser r o a r
But, «To the law and t o the testimony ; pil^^to pr^aph?
S. The Word of Gad the Instmment, u d the
any secanty
rereiv
Shall sound the trumpets of the deep.
if they speak not according to this
Spirit of God the Agent in the regeneration of
^^I^P^ftbapUsta
hold
and
teach
what
is
not believe
Till Autumn's Testure disappear, ^ n d the d a r k
Kdnlta.
WoKD,^t is because there is no light in
«|iW,tmBQr,fal8& This is certain. If
storm-cloud's path be clear.
4. £ a e h risible Chnixh of Ouist.ia » e o m p a n j
t h e m I s a . v i i l 20. Every practice that
true doctrine aad ordiof Kripior»IIy immeised belieTeia o n l j , (not of Then, while her eyes to leaden skies
is not according to this word, however
thfl
Baptists teach what is
The patient earth no more may raise,
b e l i e r e n u d their umeonveried eUUra and leeitn
popular aiid pleasing, should at once be
f ^ ; a n d . ^ e i x f o r e , Pedobaptists are
on probation,) ajaociated by Teloniary coTenant F e n tempest's power i n t h a t drear hour
abandoned! N o w it is wiitten in God's
to obey and eiecnte all the connnandments of
Shakes not her hope in gladder days,
solemnly boan4 Vy the l a w of God not andordinaneestaughtby Christ a n i l * ' uonaioi one
Christ, haTing the u m e organisation, doctrines, She deems t h a t Spring will come anew and deck Word, Gal. L 8 , 9 : « Tliough we, or an to ooantenanqe or bid ns God speed as
angel from heaven, preach any other gosoffieera, an«I ordinances of the Chnrch a t J e r u apostles, and I will affiliate with t h e ^ a s l t l e book is on the i m p o r lBC
a ^ of prompt
ker in fresh robes of d e w .
traft m i n i s t ^
But, if Pedobaptis.s
a a l ^ and independent of all othera, acknowlpel unto you than that which we have
readtly
and
gladly
as
any
man.
U.,tU
(assistance
in
t
^
e
s
S
^
e n
K^lds
So o'er her soul when thick clouds roll,
hold;and tjHtch what is unscriptntal aaf
edging no lawgiTer in Zion but Christ, and subpreached
onto
yon,
let
bim
be
accu-^ed.
mitting to no law he has not enacted. Read And youth's bright pageants s i n k in s h a d e ; As we said befo.e, so say I now aga«p iJlIsfi then Baptists are imder the solemn
Earn- i: 7; 1 Cor. fc 2; Eph. i: 1; CoL i: 1-5; Acts ifc When, pressed with care, we woo despair,
The impenitent
if any mau preach'any Oiher gospel unto O^mmand of God, not to invite them into n^lW r t ^
As dreams we closest clung to fade
41, 42.
a different doctnne from that which Oe(a;-e injeopardv evety hour. ( C e to
tlieir
pulpitr,
but
to
avoid
them.
There
Let some such gracious thought of Spring rise you than t'lat ye have received, let hiaai
apostles preached, a doctrine s u b v ^ i v e their rescue at once. In .Uke manner,
6- The "LonTs S a p p e r " is a positire and
hopeful to our imaging.
be accursed." The quesUbn here a. i^es, IS either i^Ut or innocence in holding and of the tai h which was oncc delivered from the other pages we see that
conimemoratiTe ordinance to be obeerred only
Do Pedobaptists ijreach the vevy same " ^ a c l u n g false doctrine and unscripmral
by a Church of Christ « «eA, (that is, i n church
SUSPICIOUS AFFILIATIOH.
go9>)el which was preacjied b y tlie apos- pii'^maac^. If there is innocence in it, to the samts," and for which we are com- who need it should cry aloud for h T
capacity), not aa a test of (Znttiam /tUowtUp or
JAJtRS Jt'DASIEL.
tles? I f they de, thea how dare eny then Baptists may eease to write books manded to earnestly contend, are to ^ f as Bartimeus the Mind man, the Jepe^
peraoBal feeling «f one conunonicant toward
a n d . n i ^ h seiTDons against Pedobap- received, countenanced and bidden God- the disciples when s i n k i n - « the se^
If my heart dcceive me n«t I desire Bxitist
another, aa Pedobaptists erroneously teach, but
yi"
God's "Lord, save, or we perlsb" When o . e
Ust?;
bnfc, if there is gu'.lt in holding
only to show forth Christ's death till he cimes to know and do what is right. I h»pe
».o preach agaiast their dociriiie
a g a i n ; and beicg a CSartA act, it becomes, inci- that T am an honest inqnirer after truth. and ordinances, for this is to oppose the and disseininating false doctrines, then Word, taat Pedobaptist ministerapreach is saved, he should be solicitous &r the
the apostolic doctrine and ordir^nces, I salvation of others. Converts aw: m e n
dentaUy, a symbol of Chtrek rtlaHotuhip; con- The subject of pulpit affih'ation with
trath? But, if Pedobaptists d o »»oc -t5?ose who invite the teachers of such
sequently, only those churches ean participate
Pedobaptist ministers has long perplexed preach the same doci. iae^the same gos- d ^ t n n e into their pulpits, and thus
in this ordiaaace that agree in faith and prae-'
qorntenance them as God's ministers, not nvites them into .US pulpit t o preach, is n e e ^ to be.. Impo.lance of perseverThe members of one church (though of mymirfd. It is either right or wrong pel which wp-s.preached by the apostles;
less culpable and ^ y
of v i o l a t i ^ U«» c u ^ iu
the salvation o ^ h e ^ ^
the same faith and order) can come to the com- for Baptist ministers to invite Pedobap- a.?d if we preach tne apostolic doCwV? )e, only snfrcr ^in on the head of those mirScnpta;ee,
than
the
Pedobaptist
minister
I'he
butcher
persevered
nntU b o t f bora
munion of another only by a n act of c a u r t e ^ tist ministers into onr pulpits to preach. then how da.-e we iuvlie them into our ^era^ Owtr encourage them in that sin,
8.
If
a
Baptist
minister
may
violate
wer©
saved.
Jesus
•
peisevered
tiU he
and not by right, for each church is independent, If it be risht, I wish to know it, that I palpils to p.-each ? N e matter how fair and W o m e partakers of their evil deed,
he Scriptures and be gailtless, I canao; could say, " I t is finished." W U t fedb e a g made the guardian of the pniity of the may govern myself accprdingly. If it
their chai-aclei- and illustrious the or£-a j- instead o f reproving them by a refusal
see
why a Pedobaptist may^iet do like- Uugs should these children cherish tosacred feaat, is inrested with the authority to
be wrong, I wish the JBaptists to write ization f/om whicli they come, thoa^h' to i - ^ ^ i ^ vbem as proper teaehers.
discipline those whose relationship ordinarily
wise and be guiUless.
^ a r d their deUverer? How grateful
their prohibition on it. The right or the **au angel •from
* heaven,"
, . instead of invit^^^^
the foregoing quotationjiTes the right.
If the foregoing arguments be irco.-jshonld the sinner be toward Jesus his
involved in this affih'ation is a
" f f
oar pnlmts, we aie co.P-jlfem God»s Word, and the argumeu.
6. Chriatian Baptism is the immersion of a
rect, please show me their incorrectnesi; Savior f—JkutvOrd.
manrt«d
by
God
s Word to "let him be pr,»8CDted,
w s c n t e d . II rpsnAntfiillv
iiaV- fKa
grave
sabject,
and
one
concerning
which
respectfully ask
the Rn^i:..*.
Baptist
beUcTer in water by a qualified administrator
if they are correct, will not God hold!
is highly important that Baptists accursed." WiU some of ou.- ^apUit minister who invites Pedobaptist minis- Lbose responsible who ignore them ?
in the name «f the Trinity, in rcpraaUation of
Thixgs THAT LAST.^Le't ns now look
the burial and resurrection of Christ, and pro- shoald see eye to eye, and speak the affiliaiionists have the goodness to sbotr ters iQt«« bis pnlpit, to shew me how I
at some of those things that • ^ U never
fession of a death to sin, union with Christ, and same thing, I honestly believe thai; how there is mo.e criiiil iaUty In violatWQtdd be more guilty, were I to preach
HOW BEAUTirOL iS EAB5E.
consecratian to his serrice.
mode only,
wear o u t "
such affiliation is inconsistent, unscrip- ing the Scriptures by holding and leach- ipriiikUng for baptism, and were to comOh
God! hew beautiful is earth,
therefore, can answer this design, and the p n J
ing s^riokling for baptism, thu.i in viola^
I have often hnmi a poor blind girl
I n sunlight or in shade,
i a u n e « - t h e Lord's Table withPedobapfestion of baptism cannot be made by children, tural and h i g h l ^ ^ r o n g ! If I am in
iug t h b Scriptu.-e, Iw i ^ v i a j g t rto o.»
sweetly sing, " Kind-r ords^ neveir die."
Her forests with their waving arch,
except " tU ckUdtm ^f God by Fidth.\
Matt, i i i error on this peint^l am open to convici b ^ U t a n he is to invite them into his
palpivb
those
who
do
not
p.each
«,Iie
Ah,!
web«l\eve that these are among
Her
flowe-*s
that
gem
the
glade.
16 andzxTiiL- 17j Mark x r i : I S ; John i i i 2, 3; tion, and will heartily thaak any one
pjl^itt&pi'eaoh, and at the same time
the
things
that "will never wear o u t "
Acta Tilt t» the c t s e ; R o m . T i : 4 , 6 ; CeL ii: 12- having the true light, to lead meXnto the same doctrine pleached by tl«e jiposUc^ij
Her hillocks, white with fleecy flocks,
t h e m , a s h e d o e s , ftUse
teachers^
GaL iii:
27.
^ i i e God's
And we are toldia God's owa. book to
good aad right wav.
~
fields wtth g r a i n t h a t glow,
be"kiudoneto another, tender-hearted,
Bttiying i a water of one dead to sin is the
cvea ".I'l anjel from heaven" to 'oe r ^
A f
^
;
. ^
H e t s p a r k l i n g rivers, deep^mdJSnaad, j '
Some of those Baptist ministers who ceived. if he p.each coul -ary tot'ieapo.- subvetTsive e f the truth, while God eo
only action; since the burial of a dead man is
That through the valley
flow.
"
ibrgiving one another."
esplicivly TtJ-.bids such affiliation?
the only " l i k e n e s s " or representation of death are in the habit of inviting Pedobaptist ties!
The word of the Lord wUl never wear
Her crested w a r e s that clash the shore.
I canaot see how the Pedobapt?.8t, who
in the world, f e r it is called rA^liiesesa of IcntU miaistera into tbcir pulpits to preach,
Again: it is wntien in God's Wovd- pm-ichcs sprakling for Christian bapout
Though the g.-as-s shi^ w ^ r , and
And
l
i
f
t
their
anthem
loud,
SIX UaOXtiST PEUCIPI^S.
a'imit that Pedobaptist ministe.-s have a Rom. xvi. 17: " iS'ow I besccch yo.'
the
flowers
fall away, the woi-d of the
Her
mountains
with
ihetr
solemn
brows,
tis.n, iataa^s /or Christian membership,
iti.?n™f;
scriptural right to p.each and administer biethven. mark them wl)icK cause divit,That
woo
t
^
i
e
j
i
e
l
d
i
n
g
cloud.
Lord endureth forever. 1 Peter L
with human derices or traditien, is, and eTer
nmnn
.
.
.
the ordiuances, bftptii^ni and the Lord's ioas and ofTenbCs co.itra. v to wie doc. ;,«e 3Jd commurion at the Lord's Table for
has been,
the religion
of Baptists.
24,25.
Oh God! how beautifu' is life
all. Is any moi-e criminal in his proceduie
2. Jbiihre laws (as baptism and the subjects Supper. It is certain they have such a which ye have Icar.jecl, aod avoit'. ilie.n."
The life of the righteous will[ never
T h a ; thou dost lend us here.
tlian is that Baptist minister who c^eclares
•f baptism, etc.) are not left to be {nTerred, but right, or they have it not. If they have The queswioa here arises. Do Petlo japW
i
t
h
tinted
hopes
that
line
the
cloud,
wear
ont They will KTC in the world to
Pedobaptists teach anti-scriptui-a1. docia aa aueM require jxuitive and plain commanOi such a right, then bap .ism by imraersio.i
tist3
hold
ai>d
leach
the
itieniJcal.
the
.4 nd joys that jem the tear.
come as long as Gh>d shall live; but the
or txini^ia.
trine and wbab is subversive of truth,
is not prerequisite Tor communio.i. More- same doct.ine preached by
anostlus aad yet, in the ^ace of Gijd's proJiideath of the wicked will last forever.
W i t h ciadle-hymus of mothers young,
3. To diride the positiTe requirements ef over, if they have a scriptural i i j b t to
a'lfl
"
l
e
a
.
n
e
d
"
by
those
Roman
C'-ilsC i ^ t into wenttalsand rum-eumtM*, ia to decide
And tread of youthful feet,
The joys of the ki^dgm ofi he^Ten
preach and administer the ordiaancei, tians ? i r they do, then those Ro.uaa bi.ions, so plainly and so positively uthoTf f a r Christ is to be obeyed, and in what '
Th&t
scarce,
i
n
their
elastic
bound.
te:ed agai »st countenancing what is conwill never wear out The pleasures of
point3 we laay safely disobey him. But to then their pieaclii.ig a id ordiiiauces are Christians were Pedooaptibts, aad we trai-v to true doctrine, will invite those
Bow down the grass-flowers sweet.
this
world wiU spoa die ; but the enjoyrefuse to obey one of the least of his positiTe ri^ht, and no Baptist sl)oald oppose tliera;
a.e all v» .o IV and c.irainal lb;- accounted lalse teachera into his prlplt
ments
of that world will nev«r end.
With brightness round the pilgrim's staff.
requirements or to teach nthers so, inrolycs one for if he does he is geiJty of wa'-.i.ij nreaclu i g a coairarv docc.i.ie- we "cause
to p.-each. If I am wrong on this point
Who, at the set of sun.
in the guilt of riolating all.
The crown of glory will never wear
against what Is right, and he dsse. ves
icioiis and offenses coat, si* v to the please show me wherei
Beholds the golden gates thrown wide.
Give
rae
the
4. Erery poaitiTe law, ordinance, or practice the epithet of "a fierce bigot !'• Tiiose
out The crown of the wint>er in the
t.T.e doct.iae," an<i Pedob.i^iJsts a.-e "thus saith the Lord" for your cov.i-se,
And all his work well done.
in the Church, not expratly eomnuaided or exam- thet^iore, who ad.uJt that Pedobapdst
Olympic games soon faded; the crowns
boHnd
to
avoia
us.
But,
ii"
Pedoba
>pled. ia podtitelyforliidai,
tince the »pedfiaitian pj
But if tbis earth which changes mar,
of kings will all wear out; but the crown
ministers have a scriptural right to preach tifats do not Jiold aan p.each che doc- aud I am satisfied.
mt thing is the prohibition qf every other. These
This life, to death that leat^s,
And
I
submit
it
to
the
candid
Pedoof
glory will never fade away. 1 Peter:
are .all human inTenUons and tra4ition3, as i n - and administer the sac.-aaients, must •
riae
by the apostles a n d v j c r f
Are
made
s
o
^
a
u
t
i
f
u
l
by
Him
baptist, which minister is the more justly
iv. 5.
fant baptism, sprinkUng, pouring, etc., nbw . r a c never preach agaia&t
as ba;>- by those Ro.nan Caris-tia.is, a id if we
From whom all good proceeds,
entitled
to
your
esteem,
that
one
who
The "new sonj;" will never wear out
Uced for religious rites, for which no scriptural tism and infiint c h j ch merubership, for C.'. )«.i<>„:j dd hold the a )Ostolic doctrine,
How glorious must that region be
conscientiously
thinks'it
a
violation
o
We hear sometimes that so^c of our
warrant can be found, and ore, ther^ore, ti^fiiL
thaS would be lO condemn what they thea how dare we invite tho.e i^ao onr
Where all the pure and blest
6. Christ g a t e no n^na, society or church the
the Scriptures to invite you into his pultunes
are woru threadbare, but that will
r -om chance, a n d fear, and sorrow free,
the authority
with the ordinance or aumit to be prac/iced by s o o t u ^ a l au- p j l Kts v.'uo prc.'.ch a d o c . . i i e srb. ersive pit, and, therefore, does it not, or that
never
be said of the new song.
Attain eternal r e s t
organiiation it Sis Church o r Kingdom, as to thority, and consequejtly iigljt 1! If I of ihetrae doctrlae, aad who pai.se
one who invites you into his pulpit, but
Which will you choose ? The lasting,
believed PedobaptI>t ruiniste.s have a sions aad ohenecs co i^.^.y ^.o the t.ue
m ^ e or change 1m laws, and substitute
at the same time secretly hates yeur
ene
THE
BUEIED
BOYS.
or
that which fades away? the things of
thing for another. To surrender what h« has scriptural right to p.eacli and adai5=ibter doci/Iae, aan, t Jti, too,'» i-i the face o.
doctrine
and
ordinances
as
beinjr
antiDo
you
s^e
those
two
little
boys
over
time,
or of eternity ? Will you choose
eaUblished, is tnmek
»--toehangethem,treasoil
o^^^nces, I ce talaly would acver this Sc i^iwUiV, which coaim«.ids us to
yonder? They are playing under that wealth, honor, fiune, or the joys of
shelving bank of sand; having, no don!>i heaven, etenud life, the erown of glory,
SIX UTOaTAST TACTS.
a good time. But now there is only one, and the'hiew soag?" May God enable
I. AU KhoUn, triliet ad Uaeogr<^hm, of any
^^^^^
^^^^ JO^
gone and absent will warn and he almost hidden from sight Where^ ns to make a wise choice; and, with
more, IWonW
would not only invite them into „ •
note, wuMMmi^ deelare that the primmry (that more.
atfl
'
Wuo.oeve..therehis
people
against
your errors as he hold, b t h e other? 0 ! terrible! the bank Joskua, may we choose to serve the Lord.
is, irst) and Imdmg lignification of "BaptUo,'» my pulpit to pieaeh, bat I would also lorj, shall break o.ie oi these least co.nTrmsury.
ia to dip «r immtne, while seme of the very best act consistently, and invite them to ce ji- atandmeats, aad shall teaeh men BO, he and represents them ? I feel that I can has caved in, covering one entirely, and Chrutietn
iarmore
respect
and
esteem
the
mai
burying
the
other
to
hb
wabt
TTib
latseholara of any age, afirm that it hct no other muue with me at the Loi-d's Table; for
aMBuv—{I-ddell and Scott, Carson, Aathon, &e if they have a scriptural right to shallbe e a l M t h e ieasi in the kiaguom who does not invite me into his houic, ter one shrieks for help. Will he be
Sm^'fc I W ^ ' f t M o n n a Dmd.—We
3. Standard histoxiant mmmmulg agrtt that preadi and to administer tae ordinaoces, •f heavea." Matt v. 19. ^ Will Bap- than I can the one who invites me iuto heard, or must he stay there until both credit the New York In^pendent
with
t o t affiliatioaists please shew ns why we hb house, and makes a flonrish of esteem perish ? A butcher who is fortunately,
ba^Usm was administered
tliey
certainly
have
an
equal
I
'
j
h
t
to
coma
j
e
s
t
A
correspondent,
Mr.
X.,
we
by the iamer^^
heUevert n water. In the
should be so sorupjiou:> to obser ve the and afiection toward me, but when I am nay, providentially, serving a neighbormune?
.rill say, being on i visit to Hew York
0/ the Trinity.—{Stuart. Bebinsen and TTalL
law of God ia reiereuce to baotlsm and
ing family with meat, hears him. He recently, decided to go on Sunday mora3. JTaar^ aii timdvi f M ^ a n eemmentotw
There is another class of Baptisi mia- cominuaio J, and so uune<iita.ia;v-ly v't absent will tell his family that I am
j very great errorist.. and warii them and rushes to the sceae of danger. Bat r e ingtohear Rev. Dr. Chapii To h b
sdmit thai the Bibla doM noi ftmish one pUm
who deny that Pedobaatbt mini>
late his law, ^wnen it c o m ^ j d s us to | his neighbors against
cwaauJ/or, or aaarU ^m/mt i^foa, u d ters are proper miniate,
' ' a, and, deny
, ' that
me. I lore cardo*- woouer does he discover the nature o f t ' e %-egret, on arriving at the church, he
thert is th^ ntmoat diasfreement and emtra£e- they have a right to administer the orGv avoid those woo do not hold and teach and decision of character. I can highly catastrophe than he runs away agav. fonnd, not that emuent diving but a
whe doctrine taujht by the aposJea?
Hm among them n what fmnda or ftr what
esteem a candid, conscientious, zealous, Cruel man, thus to leave the helple; nances,and yet they iavite sneh into
purpose it is ta b« administered.
Again: it is written in the word of decided Pedobaptist, while I think hia children to |>erish. But no—he hastily stranger who-preached eloquently from
the text, "But Simon's wife's mother
4. All standard histarius nnaalaeaalj afirs their pulpits to preach, but wUl not sit God, 2 Thes. iiL 6 : " Now we command
^•etnms,
bringing
with
him
a
shovel
He
in
the
wrong.
I
haye
much
more
respect
lay sick of a fever." X thought he
the fmnoMU «f the ay^stoUa ekorekes was with them at the Lord's Table. Now, if you, brethren, in the aame of the Lord
p i ^ democnUc, (that U, vested in the ptopU Pedobaptist ministers have ao scriptural JetM Christ, that ye withdraw youi telves and esteem for such a one, than I have digs carefully yet earnestly ronnd the wonld go to Plymouth c k n ^ in the af« memhosaldf,) and
Oe eiarein
mi^rminf ii-jht to the Lord's Table, have they any
for a fawning, wavering, popularity-3«ek- half covered boy, aad gets him saie^
from any brother that walked disovderly, ing Baptbt, who b like the sailor |n the out " There b another r says the de- ternoon, to hear Mr. Beecher. Thera ke
r^Ba.
All religions netttia have
^tPrtin .criptui^ right to the pulpit ?
found the same stranger in the pnlpit,
Have and not aflerthe tradition whicli be
pameri and eUrietl cz ariito^rrfarf csvexamests.
t'ley not just aa much rishi to the priv- ceived ef us." The quesiion here a.r.cs. storm, who prayed a little while to the -. ered boy. « Where ?» aaks the bateher, and again he Ibtened to the ezponndiag
( t ^ is, ia Ik. h«ids of the d „ j y „ »
„ ileges of the Lord's Table as they hare
Lord and then a little while to the Devil, L owing that no one can long survive of the text, " Bat Simon's wife's mother
Do Pedobaptists w^lk aOer the tradit'oi thus trying to conciliate the favor of when baried under a j^nk
m smion,) art
and imlf i ijsiytis
lay sick of a fever." Somewhat vexed
t f n a m a which lu CfaisUam ean la wftdly ; to the polpit? A man .who is ."^cnplu- of the apostles ? If they do, then Z
Vtlight
there,"
replies
the
boy,
as
be
.3t/h
parties.
at
hb ill 8acce38, X , having liberal
" rally qualified for the pulpit is mo6t*ui.»- tists should forever shut their mouths
liable.
pomtTto
the
spot
Hie
buteher
eor-j
I
ask
the
Bap^st
affiliationist
to
show
eaoseqm .Jy, aH th« act. aao oriiaaBeeji • ta '_a6B^onabIy qualified for the Load's
views, went in the evening to Dr. Ostlie subject oflmmerfcion for bapj^m,
irrsgnlmr indies ar«t%ai; v,|
, ^
good's church. What was bH astonishTable! To tell a man that he is a proper aud believers fot church membeisBip; me, if the teaching of the Bible must be Jieacea digging in the spot indical
4-eea.T«i h j ns; mar shoald
..
auu soon comes to some clothes: he now ment at being compellet *c Ibten again
herald of salvation and seripUurally q u l - aad Pedobaptbts ought not even to cov strictly followed in reference to the b.
Tto.ks
more cautiocsly, and in a fewmin- to the now f..'-.:!:^-- ssrmin, from the
aiij way, recognised «s sctiptnral chnwhea. o
j ^
•
«^
tbm and communion, why must it uol
their nr««iia> •atfidalmiBisi.n of t h r « l " e d to act in tl|p capacity of Qod s ap- seut to commune with us until we m . ' be strictly followed in reference to
.
has dug so far around the boy as to be
pdL
^ B sBaptist
f t i s t Ckazclt is tthe
to aloftt woiid, and afwer apost<^b tradiiion. But,
pdL zbs
proved embassador
emi
k e pM
wrt ta a
i oi fadfcds ^
i ^r proved
Pcfc- things, equally as clearly and positivrly able to Hft t U i out of the hole. He same deigyman. Having occasion next
exatifl
Tepahfieas lovantment
^>omi^s to
thcrferry, X discovered
then teU him that he shaU uot be invited baptists walk contraiy «to the tradlt-on
8. Fesoeis^,
differi3
senseless,
and
almost
dead,
but
noi,
commanded?
If
we
may
invite
Prd
his
next
_
n
e
^
b
o r to be the strange
IK CCOB tbflM «f
. kaviag to d a r e the privil^e of a disciple of r ^ v e d of the apostles," and if Bapquite.
He
is
taken
home,
kindly
cai%d
baptbts
into
our
pulpits
to
pi
each,
why
preacher, with; h b siermon under hbarm.
eritn ia OteainuAy
JasUybeflaliBdafil^eivcjL « dmnk ^ Christ in the commemoraUon of ffis tists walk accordiug to apostolic dc'r- may we not invite t h t o to commnue for by his^other, and soon recovei-s.
*
* I wonder what that ringing can be,"
M or • tatadk sf tks dmdtt qf Cbritt, for death fgr sianers, in obedience to the triae, then we are commanded, in ti e
with
us;
for
it
appear^
very
obvious
"
i
Y
i
e
w
i
^
t
h
b
incident
as
a
little
booV
suggested, the preacher modestly, as a
c o i n e d , «Do this in remembrance of DRme,that is, by the authority of the
^ i U i ^ ^ t ^ tot^-sama thing u e eqnal'io
my
mind,
that
there
b
as
much
Sciipture
peal
of belb vtm heaa^ from the oppolet
ns
tnhi
over
the
leaves
and
see
wl
i;.
.re, docs seem to me whoUy iiconsii>- w 3rd
iril Jesus
Tosna Ch.ist,
r'li-.Ja". to withdraw f.om
i*
against
the
one
as
there
is
a
g
^
s
t
the
site
shore. " I s n ^ a t , " returned X ,
I's^ons it contains. On pag-e first w«
Msiffisas frtakly admit that
, r.,scriptural and m n g . What them—not to invite them into our pc'ilfMd sfaice ^pwUe^
other;
at
any
rate,
I
am
willing
to
try
find tBat the mother, of tLL; boy ] : savagely eyeiag the manuscri^ . "that
are those peculiar qualificatfons which pits, and to have no affiliation with t??em I
ma^ vUA Jiare imerTed vat
n
y
hand
in
a
discussion
of
this
subject.
warned him not to expose himself to dst;- Simon'* wife's mother most be dead. I
[ l ^ p i e d t k n ^ a n B f f t f c - ^ fit ^maa for the pnlpit and the sacr. 3, Aad -will some one of our Baptist minisWhat
Baptist,
in
the
habit
of
inviting
reaponsibl^office of the gospel m m i s ^ .
heard in jseveral places y^tMday that
ters who is in the habit of inviting Pe- Pedobaptbt imnbters into >hb pulpit. ger; there was maternal kindness and sc
lidtnde. On page second we see that he she was very dangeron^y ill"
S. Principles ean neither be eonetdtd n e r c t » • preach a word agaiust them—i
pnmufcdL
wonld
not be guilty of co.idemoinw whai I ad-
»
T H E
B A P T I S T ,
M E M P H I S ,
'
r
-'1
N O Y E M B E R
27,
rii^iPTni
y e a i This ^ ^ o l e shm neotisary for C h p l commisnonedlKis ai^Ditles to b ^ the ^ U d i t y of which can rise no higher g r e s s ' i # thi»lift»'wonld tliereby be pK-^
tlMi iupport of said mii&Dary^i^if a y e a i t i * ^ Jno. iv. H 2. T h o i l a p t t e i waa than its creator. Such an. institute ia pared & r g r N t t e r hleMe^es8 in - f a ^ v e n .
h^ihoiyot
WM s t a t ^ , to be (tSO^ This fsilm w a r d h t o s , the apostles only b a n g o ^ m w - purely human, and the power making it than astother. H e deprecated the doc^ wbo '^M hem imftT.AwAiffA STATE ( M S i m r a a o i r .
thinrefore%ade n p on the s l * ^ imd the s i o ^ agents. Christ b e i i ^ diviM, bap- has Ihe right, in admiaistering it, to fix trine that the gospel waa a means of aallippoSited o S e e r of a
Oxremo, A ^ HoTjillwr
1869.
„,_,
ctnxrdL
^^
John and its design even over the conscience and Vatl&n, proving hia views t h u s : Suppose
s l i c e s c^' a missioaaiQr
^ n r ^
1 tisol as administered by
B
s
a
G
r
a
v
k
s
:—T^niTTO
here^ester'^
^ n a n
S « l p t n n l mmirten
- J l i ^ report on Foreign. BUsisionB, to-day tbe^apostles-wius the ^ e ' a c t ^ a thing belief of i t s subject. And should a. scrip- a doctor could be found who had a plasi
a
j
m
^
i
^ ^ t b o M wko Itare been d n i j n t l t o n i e a
^ ^ followed b y a b r i ^ speech from Bro. commanded to be done b y the God of tural subject receive such an ordinance, ter that wonld bring the dead to ^ e .
W ft Bnqptnrsl ehoTch.
,
.
with a scriptural object in his mind, still Now two men are found who died of the
I. S m aotibing m
its wasioii to^day. On m y way Mther I I^ilHpfi, our returned missionary from hMven.
Afnca, which excited a good deal of
While iDhrist wa»'on earth persdnally, this would not make it an ordinance of same disease a t the same time ; if the
interest. T h e report was laid on the t h e supervised the execution of his own Christ. The design he might have in re- plaster put npon the breast of one oi
Secretary of the Domestic MiBsion
table until Monday night, in order to [laws in their appUpation t o his folio were, ceiving it wonld be overmled b y the de- them brings him to lifSs, would it not in
„ .
l ^ t 3 » | B o a r d . H e w M o n h i a T r a y t o - t h e Obngive Bro. Phillips m6re time 40 discuss | A f t e r his resurrection he communicated sign of the power making and adminis- like manner restore the other? Thus,
^ eonaiaer duly
aiad orf^^d it w
pleasant t o have bo
^ e subject of Foreign Missions. The {inspiration to the twelve apostles, that tering it. The design of the subject, if if the gospel will restore to spiritual life
todtotkefifcirten^offi^itwe^
^ trareling companion. W e
whole of that night's sesmon will be they might give form to the church and at variance with the design of t h e ' crea- one dead s&iner, will it not restore all ?
S M ^ I o ^ i ^ ^ b T ^ :
at the d f p o t here b y Bro. given to him in behalf of that interest, complete the divine canon. These apos- tive power, weuld either b^ absorbed, or He wound np4)y an address to the unconverted, not that he had any hope of
i B W they are n d t h e r baptixed oor oi^ Smith, the exceUent pastor, who conTo-moirow (Sunday) morning Brethren ties possessed as inspired embassadors all set aside to the rule of older and higher
being benefited thereby, but it was
daiBed,aad«S)e<aallymncetheydaimtoLnyte4-ye t o his hospitable mansion,
Boykin and Quinn are t o address the the executive authority that Christ in- authority.
bej^iM constme the action on our
I
^ good morning repast, w e
Pedobaptiat and Campbellite immer- made his duty. He exhorted them to
Sunday-school at the Baptist church, and tended as an endowment to the church.
quit their " outbreaking " practices, and
" " enjoyed the luxury of a little repose.
Brethren Manly and Townsend address Through them the church was organized, sions are defective both as to authority
S ^ g ^ ' S u T o ^ ^ S t e n t Y ^ ' m a y imagine how grateful it was to the school at the Presbyterian house of and clothed with the executive power and design.
Not being churches of tK5 moral men and women, but never
than t o
those preachers into our the writer, after having been jostled on worship. A t 11 o'clock to-morrow the vested in .the apostles by insiwration, uhrist, or scriptural churches, they are once recommended the cross to them or
TClpiti who hold and teadi doctrines,, on
^ ^ f „ three successive nights, with memorial sermon of the lamented Dr. they resuming their inherent authority not depositories of the ordinances. And exhorted them to repent.
a(5Connt«fwhieh we would exclude ^ U i L^pjj changes as precluded the relief Manly will be preached in the ^ p t i s t only in cases of absolute necessity, till )erforming a perversion as a substitution
The absurdity of -the above tirade is so
^ o f ^ j ' ^ ^ ^ o ^ ^ ^
which the s l o p i n g car might o t h e r w i . church b y Dr. Henderson, and at the the church understood their duties as ex- or a Christian baptism, such au a»lmin- transparent that it is unnecessary to leS ^ e of the old landmarks of the have afforded. A few hours rest brought same hour Dr. Shaver, editor ofLJ/wfeas ecutors of Christ's will. The apostles stration is useless, even granting their fute it. Let it suffice that what I heard
Baptist Chureh.
.
us out all right.
But being destitute of and what others told me of the sayiags
an<? > S f o « M « ? e a / « m w i l l preach at never had successors as*inspired men; churehhood.
6 . T h a t a bodv of immersed believers
^^
Basil Manly and his the Presbyterian church house. A mass hence the execution of the laws of Christ churehhood, they are without ministry during this Association, fully convinced
' " zhest ei^leaastical authority m
and ordinances. They are even inferior me, that what these people want is
meeting of the children is to be held in is left with the church,
If we can gcL
the Baptist church to-morrow afternoon,
The church's authority extends to the to the Roger Williams church. To ac- schools among them.
and Dr. Tichenor and myself are to talk ordinances. I t is their conservator. First •tnowledge any of their ecclesiastical them to educate their children, the u<'ii
«rer thaw
contains to them. To-morrow night Dr. Mell will Corinthians ix. 12. I t is the divinely acts, is to acknowledge as scriptural the generation will abandon the follies of
I" • of an
— asaodatioa,°conventio^
. -j 1Academy
—» —Jin the village,
C3 which
»
•ooaeil, or presbytery—and no associa-1 ^^^^^ ^^^ hundred
Antinomianism. They are a good, honlunJred and forty pupils of preach' in the Baptist church.
I appointed medium to see that his laws power that lies behindition or convention can impose a moral i
. . . .
I both sexes. After listening to some of
Oh these lines we propose as Baptists est, and in maay instances, pious people,
the c o n « i t u « . ,
SauTI^Nigbt, lOJ o'clock.
or^dinances be soripturally executed.
and only need to read and reflect, aud
Have j u s t returned from the
The church appoints by divine precept, to fight for victory.
they cannot fail to see their delusion.
sinee each church of Christ is tons little speech, which was followed by
Litchfield, Illioou.
in behalf of Howard College. Brethren c e ^ a m agents, ministers, to perform ou
an Ldependantjaody, no one church can L f ^ ^ remarks by the writer (Dr. Manly
God grant that their eyes may he opened
its behalf this ordinance, immersion
Freeman,
Tichenor
and
Mell
made
eloexpect any other to mdorse its acts, only j ^ ^ j n g addressed the school the day beAHTIH0MIAHI8M BUN MAD.
to see the light that b shining all over
quent speeches, and nearly $1200 was I P^^itent believe^. The
The foregoing is a
F.
COUaTSKT,
M.
D.
Sth^thTut^f'lSLSt'ird.rSS
were closod by .
the Christian world.
reised for the College. The interest in
the baptist.c view of the his^
On the third Lord's day in this month,
—
» membo- unjustly, any other church can well-sung hymn by the school and prayer
the meeting is advancing, and the l i b e r - tory of this ordinance and t h e p o w e ^ of I attended the Sabbath services of an
reatore him i f i t sees
fit.
^
by Dr. Sumner. W e enjoyed our visit
B'to. G r a v e s : — I am an old minisicr
ality of the brethren is increasing. I the church, t r o m this it follows that Anti-Missionary Baptist Association, held
7. Whenever any chureh acts in iriola- ^
gdjool very much.
and have long admired your piincipiea,
««
''
f - with Bethel church, some eight miles yet I was a little afraid of your presence,
^V'as'^&^r^e'L'^V^L^^^
D n M a n l y h a d p r e ^ h e d o n W e d n e s d a y trust that I may find a similar spirit
E b^ma
W
I night in the B a p t ^ t church, and it seemed liberality in relation to the Sabbath-1 an ordinance. The-ministry being an from Mount Lebanon. The R e d River lest us little preachers should have to
Association, of which I a^i a member, scringe before you. But no<v, sinca I
foitf- and all other churches, and associa- to fall to our lot to preach on last night. school cause on Monday.
agency to baptize only through the or- apon the suggestion of a brother, who
1 of churches and conventions, should The meeting was improvised for the occahave heard you preach, seen y«>ur meek
Monday, NaTcmber 16.
daining supervision of the church, there expressed the belief that these singular
draw their fellowship from her untU
^ ^ y^^ tjjg attendance was large
and loving spirit, I am no more afraid;
The services of yesterday canae off
;criptural ministry without the
•he repent® aad rectifies her order, or
attention good,
Christians
would
entertain
reasonable
indeed
you have won my heart, ami I
according to the programme mentioned. Lxistence and action of a scriptura'
they become the partakers of her sins.
T
f"
^
propositions
for
union,
appointed
a
nummight as well tell it. Q, what a heavenly
V That no association, or convention.
This morning's tram brought Drs. Mell The memorial sermon by Dr. Henderson I church.
ber
of
delegates,
including
myself,
to
meeting we had in Tuscumbia! All was
orcoundl, is a "court of appeal," or h ^ and Shaver, of Georgia, and Bro. Phil- was worthy of the subject, the occasion
DeduclioB 2 d : Christian baptism is
meet
delegates
to
be
appointed
by
their
«ny authority over the churches, but is lipg^ returned missionary, and rae other and the author. I t will doubtless be L ^ ^
union, peace ana love. Though we had
^^t of the individual baptized
i k i p l y am a d v i s o ^ couacil; therefore, it ij^gthren. Others are expected to arrive
Association,
and
"
talk
over"
the
subject.
many ministers and messengers from va
published.
Kjyt
act of the church, on behalf "o
taa no riirht to dictate to the churches, or I
.
. •
•
•
m,
Not having even attended one of their rious States and Associations, yet all w e e
The house was filled to overflowing in Mchrist. This is further confirmed from
to demand support for any project or
Associations, nor for a number of years of one heart and soul in the great causc
fact, that in the New Testament the
Mhcme which it may originate, but may Iber of messengers m attendance, though the afternoon to listen to the exercises of
recommend, adviK, and urge to per-1 comparatively small, is considerably the Sunday-school mass meeting. T h e L u ^ j g c t ^f ti^e ordinances is always heard a sermon from one of their minis- of Missions; other pens can belter det p m a n c e of duty in subservience to the greater than that of last year. Dr. S. deepest interest was evinced in the ser- gp^i-en of in the passive Voice, while the ters, I attended the meeting in order to BL'ribe this noble meeting. Just after
t h J ne.ae,«>,. was r e f l e c t e d President, and vices throughout. The singing was ex- administrator is spoken of in the active, form some j u s t opinion of the probabil- you and I parted, a good brother an J I
cellont, and the speakers were in their ^^yere baptism the act •f the subject ity of accomplishing the end proposed, were vbiting around the streets, when
we met with a very polite Koman
thanks iu very best mood. We sent around two or | gyg^ in a greater degree than that of the and the probaWe-result of such union,
continued oon- three little girls at the close of our adeffected.
Calholic citizen, who related to us a little
administrator, as an agent, it certainly
h«r and leave her to herrclf until she re I gYenc^ reposed in him by the brethren, dresses, to collect s o m e ^ ^ i i i ^ ^jp' miM I
When I arrived, about ten o'clock, A. witty affair between himself and a Methwould have been proper to represent him
^ ^ " S ^ t i O T
touching remarks with J^nd Words to destitute Smiday-schools,
M., a yoang ma?i by the name of Archer, odist preacher a short titde before. lie
as an active party, instead of a passive
l ^ ^ ^ S t a are not Protestants. S i n c e reference to the sad c h a n g e which have and they brought up some $35 for that j one. But being merely passive to an ac once a student of Mount Lebanon Uni- said the preacher tackled him sharply for
tiiey never had any eccIeaasticaJ connec-1 occurred in Alabama within the last-few object.
tion performed upon him, the act is not versity, gave out the last verse of his laving S H c h had men aad bad principles
t ^ with the Papacy, they are now, a n d ' years. After the election a- half 1hour
-—
A t 11 o'clock to-day, by invitation. his, but the partiefc authorizing the per- opening hymn. His prayer was unobjec- n his church, " tho mother of harlots."
jnnoi- was devoted to religious e x e r c i s e w h e n
P«
tionable, indeed good. His text, Matthew The old Catholic said, " I grant it sir, we
hive been the repu^tors of the
ppks
^ and pi
. . whether! an adjournment for a basket dinner took Dr. Manly and I made brief speeches in forming of the action. The subject does V. 6. His sermou was very fair, and had laye bad men, and bad principles
practices of Papacy,
relation to our Sunday-school work. The I nothing more than submit to an act perfiBond in Rome s r in the Protestant sects
place.
result was that in cash and subscriptions farmed to, and for him, by another party, but little that could reasonably be ob- But," said he, "have not you bad men ruJ
t k ^ came out cf her.
This
afternoon
the
President
announced
11. W e regard Protestantism, as well
over $100 were raised for the Sunday^o sense is the action his. It is no jected to. Albeit, he harped upon elec- bad principles among you Protestauis ? '
replied,'"Yes."
'Well,"
U the Reformation of 1827, as based on the appointment of Committees on the school Board.
more his, than a natural death, buria tion, eternal decrees tlnd covenants— The preacher
thfl EMumption that the prophecies and j following topics: Foreign Missions, Do
sabjects,
which
I
could
not
help
thinking
said
the
old
Roman,
"
why
do
you
hackle
Bro. Phillips made an address on the L^h^i resurrection, which it symbolizes. To
deolarations of C ^ touching l ^ church
Missions, Sunday-schools, Educarequired
longer
and
more
thorough
study
us
Catholics
so,
when
yon
got
as
African Jligsion to-night, and some two ^{jj^ belongs the honor or credit of obe
After anno,.neehundred dollars were contributed to that ^jenco or submission in a specific duty, than he had bestowed, to do them justice, you know, your bad principles from us
l a t i o n and preservers of the church.
ment of the above Committee, and the Mission. The unfinished business was
j^g j^kes no part in the action of the lie was a new preacher, and they were Catholics ? " This was a damper. When
ukjsxosiffs.
transaction of some business of minor closed up after the address, and after
^jjj^g j^^g^jf Doing an act and sab- very justly proud of him, for he was un- this witty affair was relate3, frejilicd lo
1. The unimmersed bodies of Christians importance, it was determined to devote
some eloquent and touching remarks by n^j^tjog to an act done by another are doubtedly the only man in their Associa- my friend, that we Baptists are not imafternoon ^ i o n .o
tion, so far as I was able to judge, who plicated in this matter of Catholic e rrors,
the President, the singing of an appro- certainly very distinct propositions,
k-ing never belonged to IJome in any
i p Q i o ^ t i s t denominations are only re- the h e a n n g of reports on the state of priate hymn, and a hearty shaking of
rpj^^gQ writers who take the ground comprehended what an argument was.
He
was
followed,
without
public
age,
nor descended from her ! Yet the
liginna societies.
religion in the various associations in the hands, the exercises of this most inter^^^ ^ct of baptism is that of the sab2 . That baptism and an official relation State. But few of the associations could
baptized, usually deny the materi- prayer, by an elderly man by the name old Rom.in hit ns Baptists a blow. V»y
to a ohareh are prerequiate to a regular ^g heard this afternoon, and it was deter- esting meeting were closed. All left the
meeting feeling it was good to have been j^jj^y ^^f
specific administrator, for the of Foster, whose main forte seemed to be saying, " W e Catholics cannot get your
ongnel ministry; hence, all ordinances ad. , ^
•
U ^ d
by Li unbkptized and unor- h ' " ^ ^ ^o resume these exercises at the there. The next meeting of the Conven-1 consummation of the legality of the or- vociferation, and calling himself " little old men, but we will get your children
old Foster." He quoted at a good deal before l o n g ! "
dained, although immersed ministry, are closing hour of to-morrow afternoou's tibn will be held at Opelika.
j dinance. Indeed they cannot do other- of Scripture, but rarely gave a passage
nlQl and void.
session.
Now Bro. Graves, this one litlU' inciYours fraternally, T. C. T e a s d a l e . I wise. It is a logical deduction from thwir
8. N o church has a riffht to hear a case
The annual, or introductory sermon
literaUy, and more than once spoiled the dent among a thousand others^goes t'>
postulate. For, if the act of the subject sense. If he left an idea, except that he
b r m ^ t before it in violation of the law ^ ^ s preached this evening bv Elder
show that Mfethodists, nor any ProlisPEDOBAPTIST AHD OAMBELLITE
o f ^ r i r t . The s p e ^ c a t i o n of the order
^ ^ ^ 2 Cor. v. 20. i t was a
in this, or any oth^r ordinance be the ma- believed iu the doctrines that Archer tants can battle successfully with Komo,
IMMEESiaHS,
«
to be observed la the prohibition of any . , '
j
• »
j .1, .
; terial part, the legality of the adminis- preached and was opposed to missions,
U. p. UAaiLfT.
so near allied td her in character aud
othier order.
timely discourse, and it is hoped that it
The act of baptism is that of the indi- j tration never can hinge on another party, do not recollect it. I presume he is a principle. No, their weapons of warf are
4k N o member ^ o u l d submit to an ar- may be productive of good to the cause
vidual baptized, or it is the act of the The legality or the illegality of an act good man, but fear hands were laid like Cajsar's of old, will turn upon ihemraignment or trial brought and conducted of the blessed Master.
selves a t every blow. T h b Catholics
in violation of the laws of Chrigt. Each
Thus ends the first day's proceedings charch of Christ. If the first proposi- must necessarily depend upon the party " s u d d e n l y " upon him.
^
well know, and Protestants know it lou I
tion is correct, aii administrative agent is intrusted with its performance. T h a t is,
After a recess of half an hour for re- Baptbts alone,who descended from Christ
it
w
V
of
the
Convention.
T.
C.
T.
for the nuthiiu observance 01 nis laws.
_
5. Since
only,not might,\B
right,
November 13, 18C9. not essential to a scriptural administra- it is the party that does the thing com- freshment, the " big gun " of the occa- ana his apostles, carry the great battk'-ax
S c o ^ t u t i o ^ m m o r i t y is in aU cases
^ j^^g^ increase of messengers tion, or rather, the subject of the ordi-1 manded, who is bound and made respon- sion was fired by Eld. Zachariah Thomas. of truth and ark of principles to battle
nance is its administrator. H e may, or sible for its right or wrong performance, After singing, he told us to take our seats, down t h b mighty Dagon of siu and coror disorderiy h - t night and t o d a y . I t is by far the he may not call to his aid the services of Where then is the deposition of the power
ruption ! T h e n _ l e t all Baptists, like
and then took up about enough time ex- Gideon's men, rally to their mighty worki
flugority c a m o t exclude a member of an I most interesting, as it is also much the a second person. H e is the principal in to bestow the ordinances of Christ ? The
plaining why he omitted public prayer,
JA-ues 3L Thomas.
K ^ o w l e d g e d coi^tithtional church.
1 largest Convention they have had since
the act, and all other things are, at most, answer is plain and easy.' In the church, to have made a prayer of sufficient length.
luka, Mies^ NoTcmber 8, 1869.
N o church should receive the letters L j j g ^ a r . Dr. Henderson presides with
merely adjunctive. These are the legiti- Otherwise it ceases to be an executive His text, like that of hia predecessor,
mate deductions of this proposition ; in body, as exercising control over the ad- Foster, and like that of niost Anti-Mis- To Dr. "W. "WjUiams, Professor of Ecclesiasti-'
o«Mumion the members ofsuch a church, eyes
^ r . Mell, the unrivaled parlia- fact, the only true deductions that can be ministration of all Christ's laws, and thus
cal Hastoiy, Greenville, 8. 0.
or i n any way countenance or uphold its j mentariaa, are continually upon him. made from it; This first proposition di- is laid the foundation for the destruction sionary preachers, as I have learned,
seemed
to
be
selected
more
on
account
o
D
k
a
e
Siu :—In your recent article iu
disorder; it mouldkeepnocdmpany with Too much time, however, is occupied, as
vestedof
all
ecclesiastical
paraphernalia,
of
the
very
elements
of
a
scriptural
seeming
quaint
verbiage,
than
its
rel
the BqptUit and Index, Ga., this sentt-uce
h that it TDAj be ashamed.
jg common in our coHventions, ou immais naked sebaptiam and its advocates will church, and the filling of the world with evancy to the subject ho tried to discuss. occurs: " B u t when afterward, in the
L T o ^ ^ ^ j U i T h ^ ^ ' S t e n t with t e ^ ^ l ^ ^ t t e r s . Two days are gone, and
I do not remember the text of either.
third and fourth centuries, the contest
onr principles, whether we gain or lose yet much of the business of the Conven- eventually He compelled to defend it ia confusion.
To deny the supervision of the church
I wish I could give ev^n a synopsis of was shifted from heretics tfi schismatics,
nnmMrs or Mpularitv.
tibn remains to be transacted. The r ^ this form. Admit that the sects are
I who like the Xovatians and the 1 )oija8. "ro fi^ ourpeculiarmisaon, which port of the Committee on Sunday-schoob Christian churches, or that a mere pre- over the ordinances, is to send them be- this last heterogeneous harangue.
tendedcall
to
Christian
ministry,
i
n
d
e
yond
the
pale
of
its
authority,
into
the
can
enly
remember
a
few
points.
He
ifl to be the witoisses of Christ's truth ^ ^ ^ r e a d j u s t before the close of the sestists, held the same doctrinc and iLc
aeainat e r e r v system of error, and those .
,
j . pendent of ordination, authorizes to con- hands of irresponsible persons, t o b e d i s - believed in a call. H e illustrated by a same Epbcopal form of polity as ibt*
S H r i g S e or advocate t h e m ; and
evening, and recommitted to fer the ordinances. This will place the pensed according to the whims and ca- custom of h b young days, t o blow a horn general church from which they s^tpaabove a £ by no act to countenance, rec-j the Committee, a^d was made the order ordinances where the church can e x e r - prices of a fickle populace. If the pre- for meals. The father and son were in
rated," etc. In common with a large
o g n u e ^ d or abet those who teach error,! of the day for t l o'clock on Monday,
cise no supervision over them. H e n c e , ceding observations are correct^ the con- the field ; a horn blows and the son in- number of theological students, I respecior to confirm tiiose who are in error, i when I was requested to address the the doctrine contained in the proposition science of the subject of1)aptism has
quires if that is their horn ; another and fhlly and most earnestly request you 10
Convention on the subject of our Sun3. T o employ all the enei^gfies of the
is
false.
i
"otbing
t
o
do
whatever
ia
determining
another blows and in like manner the same submit t« us through T h e Bavtisi—ai.
QOBunation
for the conversion
sinners I
ipbuilding
of Christ's of
kingdom.
. v ^
.
question is asked; at last the home horn it b now placed in the hands of every
If the second preposition be taken as jits validity.
•
the moat effertual means and
To-night addresses are to be delivered
I t also follows that the d e a g n of its adc is blown, and the sou asks no question, B a p t b t theological student in America—
UenaeB,notincompatiblewiththeWord by Bro. Freeman, President of Howard expressing the (ruth of the Scriptures on
wGod[College, and Dr. Tichenor, in behalf of this question, it follows, that where t h e r e ministration is letermined and fixed by but puts down h b hoe and starts to the the hbtorical evidences upon which you
is no scriptural church, there is no Bible- the legislative power creating the ordi- honse. H e left us t o make the appli- feel warranted to make the assertions:
authorized agency to confer a New Tes- nance, a n d that the administrative power oaUon.
1. That the Novatians and DonatistJ
ii; e n e ^ S a i S v o t ? d S t e k
want t o speak for t h e CoUege; it is lookH e . informed us that the choice of w^re Epbcopalian&
tamentordinance; and that the act of cijnnot change it, without changing the
6. To ftrnish a pastor to every churchi ing
Phcenix-like, it will no doubt
Matthiaa to the apostleship was only a
2. T h a t the Donatbts separated froui
and miwwonarieg of the crosa for every dea- arise from the ashes of its long depres? baptism is not Uie act of the individual institute itself. The churehhas no power
the
genend, i e.. Catholic (murch.
human
device
of
the
eleven,
to
help
God
^
abroad, under gion, superindaoed by the late terrible receiving the ordinance, but the act of to change either its design or form. I t
I
heard t h e remark mad6 to-day by 3
merely administers on behalf of Christ-, do his work. Inference, Missionary Soattam the church—the power conferring it.
^ e s e two deductions are inseparable and hence is only a conservator of origi- cieties are only a human device to help prominent young minfeter, that if your
tions having been given to the d i n r c h U higher degree of prOspenty than ever
from proposition second. They are also nal purity. Any change, either of form God do his work. H e warned his breth- positions can be made apparent, he would
ren that tho nearer a counterfeit was like join the Episcopalians. For t h e DonaU4 harmony
u u t u u u j with
wim the
bUUprinciples and
MUUteachieuuu-IorVIIdesign,
UCOI^H,would involve
•——
-j^-..
the- destruction
report on DomesUc and Indian in
So<fy <u a Iw^
autt^
her. T i e j Miamons this afternoon was followed b y ings of the N e w Testament Scriptures, of the original institute, and the substi- the true metol, the more dangerous it tists were older than the Catholic, Gr^ek
cdnoehes dxonid select, send for and soa- j a dbiracteristic spcechirom the exceUent Deduction 1 s t : John received his tutibn of anotberjuanimate ordhmnce in w ^ Tho natural inference is that Mis- or R o m a n ; and if the Donatbts were
tiiBB. iniaaisnariea of the Cross.
[Secretary^Dr. Sumner, and a collection commission directly from God. J n o L its stead/ The perversion of an ordi- u b n a r y Baptists are especially danger^ Episcopalians, then he would apply foc
%
I of over i300_ was taken up t o support & 53. The act then was God's, and .John ! nance strictly speaking, is the institution ons. H e was p ^ i c u l a r l y ^ severe upon o i l e r s t o t ^ t church.
Respectfully, RocnxsTja S i p n E s r .
[missionary among the Indians during the was merely the agent in performing it. jof a n e w ordinance by a new authority, the idea that one man by spiritual pro^Aim
I
GorresiK^cimce;
m
e
e
U
n
f H
I
g
1
-
I
t
T H E
B ^ J T l S T ,
M E ^ ^
27,
1869
s-j
m
ocur agents to tdna the field. These a ^ t t indosing th6 same,' directed to
^is^they m^ht be interesting
declaration
are W. M. Lea and £. L.' Compere; Bro. tt B o b ^ . and. post-marked. New Or- , t » , t h e r e ^ i d e n o f T h b B j ^ t i s t s ^ o w snd t ^ titey H m S ' l ^ l r a ^ ^ a w ^ ^
leans Febmat7 27, 1869, m now pnonr ^i^ tiie spirit of Catholidsm and its ainw, thdr 4o«trine^ p a x t a ^ o f the e o l W l
Lea has already commenced work.
t «f C b i u t is His kiBgdoa; Um
a a EiJro, Chairmaii if yofe^^sio^ I will send you an article
It is ovr design to loan money to young posTOSsion.
^ iftfiiiae-Msnd iaiU a o t k a r i t j - ^
witii^^^
C.SCAIFB,
men to amist them in seeoxing both a col1uui p n f t e i i s Ma i^fea. To slto^ is to
or mote tooehing maUers at that time. tion, lK>wevei^XW say^Jhat the o l t o
t U ; W i t i « M W i t i a to tSig^ GodTa
JAS. W. S C A ^ Com.
legiate and theological education. The
WtatCTet' I Head can
vonched tar and more
The Oriniaa ^tamld auk* evcrytUBCtoadt* kk rriito intorflBn intk Ua n i g u . n u n
Board
will
u
d
none
bnt
those
who
come
^^Wewes, who are available b e n ^ w alihiys oondemiied
gtoa. aadaOow rrilgioa to Imd ta aothlac - J . L. Jaxaa
fvpct^ hffptMm ChiizehHdBeen hjr i(^nea
At a called confereneb of the church,
"Then ia bo Blddla-groiiBd Smwm CaUuOk* aad wdU reeommend^ by their ohurohes.
here
in
Or^on,
or supjported by public
n m u d u w p B i r e n ; mew rites w m iatrodncai, Baytist*. AO the wet^praetieiac tabat spriakUi«at*
but at thfr s a a ^ ' t ^ it is balj tke
Nov. 9tlh, the above report wm submitted
Oar
agents
are
charged
with
the
duty
o:
documents accessible to all with butlittie legitimate con^uence of ^hdr teadirate h i d 4awa; tha meatTertod Tfsre
«oflhiM«taof tkaCatkoUecUv* trM, and Uwy
and unanimoasly adopted.
O s BBgod^ w o * erdsiaed; am^s anvitliitpartafanof iurowt and flUaM" ft.*,, J a - seeking ont the gifts of the churches.
trouble, and I will in all ca8« give daU ings. Theoreti^y, as V ienomiBstion,
a n . Knro,Mod,
•xsltod. GoTs w m left nndoBe. ^ B ) . — E t . **v. J. T..Txxtxk(. -Bf. of Straakart.
Oar agents are well known in the State.
for authority to support any disputed they are the most open of
opo^ooitt*
duuige followed ekuigc^ oozmptioB trimnphed,
C. T. SCA1PB,C^C.
They represent a great cause; and b
point. I might condense the matter into
end »t leogtb tlie M u af ffia was f m l y seated A PSOFOSmOH TO ABEAHSA8 HDTmuaipnists;
I
say,
theoretically,
for praethe help of God—we calculate on the coISTEB8.
a single article perhaps, or it might exn l i i a t l i m e . 1 SaL it:lO-SO; I Cor. t : 1-18:
To the Editor of the Oeatral Baptist.
tiealiy their desira-is n ^ camedLwit, for
a Bttsa. n: a, 2 Bm-Ji; 17,18; Ber.xiii: There are at least two huDdred. nunis- operation of the brethren—they will be' Ihaveiudedin the circulation of vonr tend to three or four, according to the
the great masses that are usually rew^A I •
ters in Arkansas. Erery one of them able to do a great work. We must have paper in Arkansas, and I am firequently facts and matter on hand.
Hie quatioD, tiieniRe, ia af t&e greatest
garded as orthodox derominatioits have
should read T h e B a p t i s t for the year an educated ministry. Who will send asked whet« does the Cmtral stand upon
I ^ w t a n o e : Wial tmutiMim in Cb^
The following is the article of the but very little to do with them.
i> M t ^ m n k a t I t ia in eoiunqneaea of their 187P. It is the organ of the State of OS a bale of cotton to devote to this
the Uviflg questions ofthe day, and I am JEkangel alluded to:
Tiews OB thia solgeet, tliat B i ^ i s t eknreliea
Concerning the deske fer apropn and
d i ^ i a fbeir eoaaUtntion bmm all ether Arkansas. All that is done or attempted work? But this Board is charged with unable to answer. Will you do me and DISCIPIfS Ott CAMPBBIXrtBS IX 0BB6OX.
scriptural umon with Baptists, " Bro.
ahuTc&ea.
p<rata on -^vlxieh they differ fram to be done denominationally in the State another duty hardly less important than
your friends the favor to answer the folBro. C. H. Mattoon writes usfix>mSa- J1 asks: " Shall the CampbeUitea be perw
tiMOt, and tbeir reasons for so diiering, are aa
that
to
which
we
have
just
referred.
A
will be reported in these columns, and
fiaOoir:—
lowing queries:
lem, Oregon, called out by certain things mUted to define such a union ? If so, I
t many of oar ministej^ already
L Tbe Baptist ehardiea regard it aa Christ'a every minirter should know what it is.
1.
Do
you
regard
the
immersions
of
in
a communication of Bra C. A. Back- have heard their terms of union time and
win, that a n church memben ahoold be eos- We need an organ of communication, so
le work, cannot go to/college, or to Pedobaptists and Campbellites as scrip,
wtedjMraoM: When Saul "esaayed to join
bee,
wherein the latter alludes to the Dis- agjun, and they amount substantially to
Msiaelf to the diaciplea " at JemaiOeiii, they de> that Arkansas ministers can converse seminaries- It is proposed therefore to tural, under any circumstances ?
ciples or Campbellites ia Oregon. Reefised to reeeire hnn, beeavse they "beliered with each other and compare views, and have a coarse of theological lectures in
2. Do you hold with the Religious specting the muntenance by this denom- this: that Baptists drop all their distinc•ot that he was a disciple." I t was not till they
tive peculiarities and become CampbelWe Herald and Georgia Index, that there
aseertained this, from hearing that he had secure the united action of the entire connection with our Convention.
ination
of
"the
grand
old
doctrines
of
has
not
been
a
succession
of
Baptist
"seen the Lord in the way," a n d h ^ "preached denomination in the State. We make this are charged with the duty of meeting
lites," which the former will hardly do
churches from the ascension to the pres- grace," Bro. M. says tbat if by these ailer contending for "these grand old doc
b(ddly at Dsmascns/ that they permitted him
the
expense
of
the
Ministerial
linstitute.
P E o p o s i t i o n :
to be "With them, coming in and geing ont, at
ent day?
doctrines »re meant " the doctrines, of trines" in the pulpit and at the stake for
Jerusalem."—^Acto i x : 26-28. All the «iemWe wiU gend this paper g b a t i s to Such, then, is our work. Our agents are Bro. G., I should like for this to stand
God's sovereignty, regeneration, living nearly nineteen centuries—taking thereb m , also, of the t r a t ehnrch, are addressed aa
every minister (or brother) teho will coming among you, brethren. How wil until you copy the answers.
Miati.—Eom. i : 7 : 1 Cor. i : 2; Eph. i : 1.
scriptural faith that works by love and for "the loose disjointed vi^aries of a
pledge himself to procitre Jive new you treat them ?
Bat in Fedobaptist chorches, many persons
J. B. S e a e c y .
purifies the heart, the divinity of Christ, system less than fifiy years of age, and
are members who are not r e c e i r ^ as conrerted.
subscribers during 1870. Or, the
W. D. MATFIKLD,
In the Episcopal and Presbyterian establishthe direct agency and operation of the while hundreds are now living who can
Eugushsiax's Greek Coxcordaxce.
ABEAH8AS ASSOCIATIONS.
Treasurer Board.
menta, and soEte of the bodies formed by those
Spirit upon the heart, and final perse- distinctly recollect when the founder of
Helena, Kot. IC.
who have seceded from them, persons
The following is a list of the AssociateeeiTed to /idl ammumtm withoat eridence ofThis work is valuable to all Bible stuverance of the saints," and other distin- this system was cut off from the Baptists
ions in Arkansas in 1868, and we want
their conTeraion; and thoagh the Congrega- dents, and should be in the hands of
EXfLAlTATOEY.
guishing Baptist doctrines, no Baptist in for heresy."
tional Pedobaptists require proof of conTersion every minister of the gospel.
the
minutes
of
each
one
for
1869.
We
NotwithE d i t o b B a p t i s t : — I n your paper of
Oregon has heard Campbellites preach
before receiring peraona to the Lord's table, and
Repudiating the idea sometimes adto full membeTalup, they mostly regard infanta, standing its value, many know nothing 23d of October, you publish aletterfrom will keep this notice standing until we them.
and unconTcrted persons, when baptised, as about it. For their good we copy the
do
receive
them.
It
is
important
for
the
vanced
that "all denominations have
N. P. Moore, late editor of the Arkansas
Respecting the question of " a change
members of inferior degree The Westminster
General
Agents,
and
the
Boards
of
Mis
some error, but I believe oars is nearest
Gonfesaion of Paith, whidi speaks the Tiewa of following from an exchange:
Baptist, which Elder W. H. Itobert, pasof heart before baptism," he says if this
Freabyterians, and of many Congregationalista
sions
and
Education
to
have
the
data.
" I t enables one who has the least acquaintright, and therefore I stay with it," ho
tor of eur church, and Principal of the
people Kse the expression, they quibble
on this subject, says that
ehUdrtH tf mtmbtn
ance with Greek to find every Greek word in
Elder
B.
OriflSn,
Moderasays:
'Idonot think any considerable
wn thenuetaeM membm; born within tJu
ehureh.
High School at this plac^, considers a re- tor; W. B. Holland, Clerk, Searey.
upon it and define it, when questioned,
the
Kew
TesUmeat,
in
every
passage
in
which
Some Independents differ from thia riew, but
number of the Baptists of Oregon inBartholomew Auoeiation—A. Collins, Moderaambiguously, or "to be simply an alterrery many of them regard both infanto and the it ocears, together with the rendering given it flection upon himself, and has thought it
dorse it. We believe and teach that tjie
nnconTerted, when b ^ t i i e d , aa connected, in in the common English version. A proper use right and proper that he make an expla- tor; A. B. Files, Clerk, Hamburg.
ing or change of purpose, or intention,"
some degree, with the church of Christ —(See of it would save many a would-be critic from
Baptist church ia the church, the only
Ai*oeiaiion—Elder J . R. Hall, Moderanation to the church of his coarse in this tor;Cadron
and this he speaks frojn knowledge, havDr. War^lHw and Br. CampbelL)
J . A. Johnaon, Clerk, Springfield.
true
church of Christ, and that so far as
exposing his ignorance of" Greek, while it matter, and place the facts that governed
ing questioned them " hundreds of times
Baptist ehorchea, on the contrary, reoeire a«
Caroline
Auoeiation—B.
Blassingame, Modethe general promulgation of the " grand
members, thoae only who gire credible eridence would enable many a diligent searcher after him before the church.
Inasmuch as rator; W.M. Warner, Clerk, Dea Arc.
during the past seventeen years that he
t t their conTeraion; they do net acknowledge truth to reach conclusions which, without it,
old
doctrines of grace" is eoncem^, as
Columbia A$toeiation—J. 0 . Burnett, Modeias been acquainted with them in Oregon.
either infants, or the unconverted, as haring are beyond hia reach. No man should ever feel you have published the letter referred to, rator.
well
as her practice, she is not now, and
any riaible connection with the church of Christ. that he has ^ e correct rendering of a word in we have thought it proper after an examAs to regeneration, that does not take
DardanelU
Auociation—B\deT
E.
L.
Compere,
—Acts ii: 47; 1 Cor. u i : 16.17.
ination of the facts, that for the justifica- Moderator; J . N. Ledbetter, Cler^ Fort SmithJ )lace till baptism, in their view—they never has been in error; and if the CampIL Baptist churches fatrictly so called) re- the Kew Testament until he has examined it
Fayetteville .dMociarton—Elder J . Dunnigan'baptize 'for remission of sins,* they *wasb bellites desire a 'true scriptural union
gard it as Christ's will, that all believers carefully throughout the book; nor should any tion of Eld. Robert and the good of the
with the Baptists,' all they have to do is
received to m e m l ^ h i p should be firtt bt^iizei. man who expects ahy aid from the Greek, con- caase at this place,'you should publish Moderator; J. A. Miller, Clerk, Bentonville.
away their sins' in baptism. The grand
The ITew Testament churches consisted wholly tinue without this Concordance a single day
Independence Anoeiation—Gardner, Moderato
come forward, renounce their errors,
the facts in the case as contained in a let- tor; J . W. Carnet, Clerk, Smithtille.
old doctrines of regeneration, as the
of baptized believers. Peter said to believers sn
longer
than
necessary."
the day of Pentecost, " Be baptixed every one
ter from N. P. Moore to W. M. Lea, W. Judton J«»o«a/»on—Elder A. Tales, Modera-result of the direct operation of the give evidence of a 'change of heart*
of yoo," and they "were baptised."—Actaii:
(regeneration), and we will receive and
We send this paper to every minister H. Robert and others.
tor; Wm. Daniel, Clerk, Princeton.
Spirit of God upon the heart, which is
8 8 - i I ; see, alao, x : 48. So that the Bi^tist
Liberty
Auoeiation—3.
P.
Event,
Moderator;
baptize
them—not over again, for their
whose
address
we
can
learn.
If
you
chuxchea are, in thia respect, "followers of thp
meant by Baptists when they speak of a
Union,
La.
ehorchea of God," as first founded by Christ accept, write immediately and give your
Campbellite immersion was not even the
Bro. Lea:—I write this under a state Liltle Red River Auociation.
change of heart, the Campbellites disand Hia apostles.—1 These, i i : 14.
postoffice.
shadow
of a baptism.
of feelings not the best, having sunk all Mount Vernon Auodation.
card, and substitute therefor the dogma
But in d»ing so they differ from all, other
ohurches; from the Quakers, who reject bapOuaeMta Attoeiation — W. A. Lawrence, as
ModBaptists in Oregon most decidedly
expressed in the following language
THE OEGAH OF THE BAPTISTS IH the money I carried with me to Little erator; Thomas Wright, Clerk, Dallas.
tism, fnim the Pedobaptists, who substitute anobject
to any apparent afliliation with
Roek,
#900
in
gold.
I
have
made
up
my
of the originator and founder of their
other rite fiir the immersion of believers, and
ABEAHSAS.
Pine Bluf At$ociaUon—W. H. Robert, Moderafrom all open communionists, whether Baptists,
sect: ' In baptism ,alone we receive re- [Campbellites on the part of professed
As President of the Baptist Stat^ Con mind to make a greater sacrifice, and sink tor; W. M. Lea, Clerk, Little Rock.
or Pedobaptists, who admit persons without
oflice
and
all
to
get
out
of
the
midst
of
a
mission
of sins, regeneration, and justifi- Baptists, let alone union, and any eviRed River Attociafion—H. Haynes, Moderator:
being baptized at all; instead of requiring, oa vention, it becomes my duty to announce
the aposdea and first churches d i ^ that all to the brethren in the State that their people by whom I have been so misera- '. A. Heard, Clerk, Arkadelpbia.
cation. We go down into the water sin- dence of it impairs their confidence.
beiievers should be baptized before being r«Roeky
BayouAtsoa'*tion—J.
W.
Miller,
Modeners, we come up saints.' Immersion They arefriendsof the Bible Union, "for
ceTcd to membership and communion. Cbrist representatives in Convention assembled, bly humbugged, to say nothing else. It r a t » r ; J . A. Cauater, Batesville.
has given to His churches no tUtptiuing power tounanimously resolved.to m^ke The Bap- will no^be doubted that I entered the
and regeneration are two Bible names for they believe in a pure Bible, and take it
Saline Auoa'ation—T. Whitten, Moderator;
set aside His laws; no legitlative power to make
R. M. Thrasher, Clerk, Rockport.
the same act, contemplated in two differ- as their rule of faith and practice. So
naw*ones; but has enjoined on them to "observe t i s t their organ. Now, brethren, we are paper enterprise in good faith, when I
€pring River Auociation—J. A. Eaton, Clerk,
tJ^gi srhatmever" He has commanded, (Matt,
spent
every
cent
I
had,
and
I
had
enough
ent points of view. ' None of the unim- ong as the Bible Union b true to its
no longer without an organ. Bro. Graves
Smithville.
i x v i i i ; 20); and, if ever tempted to neglect
mersed can be saved ; for none can enter principles, they have no fear as to the
ha^, with great generosity, offered us one to live on comfortably for some time.
ffifl laws, " to obey God rather than men "
3
E
i
c
a
0
3xr.
Many
of
those
very
brethren
who
made
the
kingdom of God but those bom of result. . . If the pure word of Grod
Aats V: -JH.
page, or even more, shouia we need it.
III. Baptist, churches regard it as Christ's This week an Arkansas department will the greatest professions have done least
makes Campbellites out of Baptists, so
AMEBIOAN BIBLE UHIOH — QUEBIES. water.' Similar quotations from their
will that all church members should be voluntary
standard works (if they have any stand- be it;" but until then it is useless to ask
wumben; that none should be made members, be opened for our benefit aud pleasure. and humbugged me most, in that they
C. B. UitTTOOX.
either against their will, or without their Let us fill it up with gopd matter. sent large lists of names, and up to the
In the
ITnion Qitarterlg for Maj ard works) could be multiplied to any the latter to "sacrifice the grand old docknowledge. God is a Spirit, and those who
This 'baptism for trines of grace that at present divide
worship Him must do ao in tpmt and in trutk,Write, write, write, brethi^n. Don't fail time that I abandoned the enterprise, no and October, 1868,1findan advertisement reasonable extent.
(John i t ; 24); their scrrice must be that of to do it. ' Do yoa need a pastor ? An ar- money.'
remission
of
sins'
is
the hobby of our Baptists and Campbc^ites as &r asunder
of a "Book Store,"in which"A General Aslave.'faith and obedience.—1 Cor. xiii: I ; Rom.
They will do it, I suppose, but I had sortment of Standard Religious Works," Campbellite friends in Oregon, and a ser- as the poles."
ticle in our department, giving the facts
xiv: 23; E»m. xvi: 26. They must ^yield thenttdaa unto God, as those who are alive from the in regard to your field, will most likely spent my last dollar and determined to etc., are to be kept under charge of Rev. mon fr#u one of their preachers that did
dead. "—Horn, vi: 13. In every part of their
not introduce it prominently would not B u s i n e s s
Department.
aarvice, they must have " first a willing mind," bring the man you want into your midst. give it up too late, but I had confidence in W. D. Wright, Assistant Treasurer of
(2 Cor. viii; 12): must first give themselves to We must cultivate our field ; and in or those brethren, and that ruined me. Then, the American Bible Union. Now I would be tolerated."
the Lonl, and then to the church, by the will of
A G E H T S .
der to do this, we must invite more min- many who promised to send in names like to know what this means ? ^Where
Sod-—2 G«r. viii: 5.
Respecting 'a change of heart before Elder D. B. RAI—Generar
Agent.
have
been
utterly
silent.
All
these
things
isters
is the need of another " Book Concern ?" baptism' being required he says: " I Elder £. L. COMFERB—Eastern
But thia saluntanf memberthip ut opposed to
the to occupy the ground. Write for
Arkansas.
eta^uman used by many nationaleaUblishments. them; and if they do not come at the may come up in time, but that style don't Baptists and other denominations all
Elder W. M. LEA—Arkansas.
have
witnessed
the
reception
of
scores
and to the fines, imprisonment, or worse penalElder J. W. TObK—West Tennessee.
ties, by which membership has been enforced- first writing, still continue to write. Any suit me. There is a debt on the office of have their own. Is not this diverting the of their members in Oregon, and an ac- B. G. MANARD, East Tennessee.
|
it is equally opposed to the initiation of tauot^ news in regard to the churches will be some. $300,and an outside one of some $50 funds of the American Bible Union from
L€)CAL AGENTS.
knowledgment
of
a
belief
*
that
Jesus
tdam infants by baptism; and to membcrshii)
by birth.
" inter^ting. Write then, brethren. You or $60. I turn the concern over to your- their legitimate channel ? The publica- Christ is the Son of God' is all they re- Evety responsible minister in the Bonth.
Baptist churches maintain that Christ may not wield a classic pen. Your arti- self and others, which you can run or tion of their own revisions or transla- quire of tbeir candidates for baptism,
requires halg aetisit^ in every member. Church
cles may not shine with beauty. Your not as you desire. Brethren would write tions, or a defense against attacks, or rea- and this in ninety-nine cases in a hunmembers are s ^ k e n of in S ^ p t n r e as "lively
stones," forming part of " a spiritual house" thoughts may not be sublime. But good me that they were never better pleased sons for certain labors, is all proper and dred in our country is no evidence whatwhich ia devote^l to Ged.—1 Pet. i i : 5. The old-fashioned Baptist facts will thrill the with a paper, yet themselves and many right, but why this " general'.' matter ?
BUREAU OF WANTS
ever of a change of heart That direct
The young are to be instructed, (Eph.vi: 4)[Advertisements under this head viH bt Inthe unriily warned, the feeble-minded comfertei hearts of our people. Let us have them, others at the same office whose names Is it to build up certain tenets or dogmas operation of the Spirit, which Baptists
s e r t ^ at $2 per square aaeh insartiaa aaah. All
the weak supported, (1 Thess. v : 14); thoae then. In a word, let us make our de- they had forwarded,said not a word about of certain leaders of this Institution?
believe takes place in a change of heart, ministers wanting f eld af labor, ohaxdHS waaU
who rejoice, rejoiced w i t h ; these who weep
the money. They were exceedingly" Can you give any information on this the Campbellites in Oregon discard, and Ing pastors, teaehers aehaola, aad tnitaaa teadk^ p a t h i x e i t w i t h ; those who a r t bereaved, ria- partment what it ought to be.
ited.—Jaa. i: 27. To the ungodly the gowrcl is
willing to ruin a poor preacher, and pay point ?
what is usually denominated 'an experi- ers; all who wish to Tant, aell, or ¥07, or laaas
W . D. Mayfield.
to be made knavrn, (1 Thass. i : g ) ; and good
him
in
praise.
If
all
had
sent
up
the
Is there not a tendency, at least on ence' by Baptists, they t?«at )with conr fiuws; all who wish aitaatNaa aa eisiici^ af
done to aU men,—GaL vi: l a I n some part of
emploTmeat, and all wantiag oar aaahtaaet,
these labors all the members of Baptist churches
money
I
might
perhaps
have
been
inthe part of some of the leaders of the tempt, and I have heard 'them ridicule in eorraapondiag for and with then, aunt aula
AGEHTS
OF
AEKAHSAS
BAPTIST
^e dead memben ot iroildlj
clined % continue, but I waited until my American Bible Union, to cater to the and burlesque it in their preaching. In iketr leante fatova O r ^ A ^ Areaii—cash accomSTATE OOHYElfTIOH.
sstobliahments^annot, nor can the in/aatmemb<rt
of any Pedobaptiat churches. They can have
The State Convention of Arkansas has patience was threadbare; some even vis- peculiarities of other denominations for short, in the whole process of conversion, pany^g the adrertisemut.'l
no part nor lot in the matter.
triumphed over its misfortunes. It has ited the city and avoided me. Yo^ patronage? At the annual meeting of Baptists and Campbellites in Oregon are
V. Baptist churches believe it to b« Chriat'a
will, that what is spent in His service sheuld be swept the ruins of a dreadful revolution know I have many pecuUarities ; one is the Campbellites in Oregon in 1868, Rev. the direct antipodes of each other. Durj^ea leith ratdg
and that every eftarei tam-out of its way, and flung back forever to sacrifice all rather than be bedeviled, C. A. Buckbee, who was present, went ing nearly twenty years intimate acquainA C t a u r c l l , or two aharahes, wliddag to
Ser, who ia A e , should thus p v e . When
obtain
the aerrieea of a thorongUtf qnaUiad
especially
when
confidence
is
lost.
True,
forward with them to the communion, tance with them, I have never heard one
making a collection fer the poor saints at J e m - the clouds which hovered around it,
paator and an able preaoher, whom waean Boat
I
cguld
by
remaining
here
have
wound
salexo, the apaatle says "As I have given order darkening its history, and throwing a
and in a subsequent article in the JEvan- of them speak of a single precious sea- cordially eaaunead, will address tba editor of
to the churches of Galatia, even ao £ y e ; upon
up, if so disposed, and have saved &omp gel^ of San Francisco, says that he heard son with God, nor of a single spiritual this paper.
gloomy
shadow
over
all
its
future
prosthe fii9t day of the week let every a u qf you
lay by him in store, aa God hath prospered him." pects. The day of progress—of labor thing, but I would rather lose all and theni preach the grand old doctrines of blessing to the soul. Nor is this a mat—1 Cor. x v i ; 1, 2. This injunction shows that that
get out from amongst them. Among grace," that " they believe in a change ter of surprise, for their doctrines and W a n t e d . — P r o £ P. a . Headenoa, Presicompels
gapcess—^has
dawned
dent of Analytic Bemiaary, eight miles balow
it ia the duty of every church member to eontribnto aa God enables him. And the apoatle says, upon us. In the light, and joy, and yoa there you can continue the paper, of heart before l^ptism,'* that they hold teachings do not admit of it. Their re- Unrfireesboro, Tena., whhet to aogaga tha
" I f there be Sxst a r O & y mind, it is acceptedstrength of this new period we begin to and make money after a while.
'^that only those who walk orderly are pentance is only an altering of purpose, services of a Mnsie Teaahet. AppUeaata eaa
aeeording to that a man h a t h ; " showin
showing that a
work, like men come back from a long I leave to-morrow for Galveston, Texas, entitled to the privileges of the Lord's their conversion only a reformation of address him as above.
wQling mind is needful to aiake such aid
id iacceptable to God. Church members are to "abound captivity, to build up the waste places of thence to San • Antonio, Texas. May table," that " they desire a proper and manner, their regeneration only an imin this grace" of rich and liberal giving to the our bleai^ Zion.
$ 2 0 Prize E s ^ y s .
heav(i» bless yon, and preserve n e from script^f ^Mion with Baptists," and adds, mersion, their fiath only an assent ofthe
eansa of Christ.—3 Cor. viii: 1-16. Bat in" such
^n is greatly to be desired." understanding, their spiritual influence Wt offsr $20 ^ r the best ozageais of tha folb a t s cannot thus give; and pajmento by soaiThis body thought that the want of the being; so humbugged again.
P«laion, as ia Stoto Chordies, are not a "gift"
An artio. firing Bro. B. to task for is only the influence of language or that lowing pasaagwi of Sariptart, ar euay i^aa ika
State was not only a fiuthfnl and devout
Yours, > N. P. M o o b k .
at alL-4J Cer. viu: 4.
these stats stents was sent to the Evcmgdy of words addressed to the eye or ear, snbjeaks appended fuitad to thaaehunasaf Ta
VI. BaptUt shuiehes regard it as ChrislTs ministry. We ^ v e this now. And any
New ©rleans, La., February 26,1869.
BAnxsT—the matter not to exeeai tveaty i « | e s
will, that all hia churches slonld be itfrnU md one who attended our Convection just
.P. S.—You can use statement oa but the editor clipped out all that per- thdr holiness only a rigid morality, their of fool8eap-4en pages or lasapxafenad.
&tinttfiwibewldca^trrm*ta. 'qTsarsnotof
tained to Bro. B., and published only consecration to God and Hu service only CeMMITTSE OF ABBITBBB: THE OKDilVthe world. —John rv: lj». .Jha reeeptios of those closed, if at all acqu^ted with Baptist other page if necessary. '
•aly whs hare been baptized at their own deaufc history, will be forced to say that the
what referred to the Campbellites. ^
I D HINI8TEBS QI XHIS CITT.
performance of certain externals in
M a I f o f i s u s a of M t i , makes a real aad vklB
e
o
.
R
o
b
x
b
t
:
—
I
f
B
r
o
.
L
e
a
i
s
n
o
t
in
inclose
a copy, from which you can religion, and their doctrines and beliefi The tt^U obtaia5«g tha f rite ta be tha
hta ^ u n ^ o n between the cha«k aad tka brethren of this State are a per&ct unit
pisperty ef tha ^ i t o r et this paper, ta be pu
world; but inlbnt memBerahip, by dbpartiu aar^^dsfiuth and practice.* But the town, read it yourself, and hand it to jndge if Campbellites of Oregon differ
comprising a heterogenous nuxture of all lished in the first voluaa .ef Piise b e g e s a s aad
fram this rale, blends the dinreh and i h T i n ^
him on bis arrival; in it yon will liMim all from those of Tennessee.)
together. Th» baptism of ialaals, and tka an- want of tiioroughly pduQ^ited men—men
shades and degrees of every erroneous Essays, where they w m be duly sredited tha
eaavertad, coaaeeto the memben of jDhrist with who are aHe ministers of the New Tes- I could say to you. May God bless you
You have doubtiess read of the mas- isni and notion extant."
anther. It is deaiped to iaane a aaiiaa af volih«M who are ItiU nembezs of tha world. Boi tament—was severely felt. And the alwaya in your labors.
nmea that will be Mgaxded staadaid a a i Tslo*
sacre
by
the
Indians
of
Dr.
Whitman,
of
Respecting
the
statement
that
they
tb« apdstis lays, '^WiuX. eesyanalon hsth l i r i t
Yours,
N. P. M o o r s .
witk daiksassT aad whai eoacord hath (mL Convention, with aa earnestness worthy
the Presbytoian mission 'at Wallawalla hold Only those who walk orderly as en- able eoatribntieas to Baptist Utaiatiaii
PABSAOISS PB0P08X0.
•rith Belial?—Whoreftire, coma out from amana of such a canse, luidressed itself to this
I have this day made over to W. M. in 1847. Rev. Mr. Spalding, of the same titled to the privileges of the ^rd's F o r O T « B a | » « f ^ Thea. iL
them a ^ ba ya ttfmnU, saith tha l o i Z i ^work. A Bowd of Mmisterial Educa4-Xha
t w i h ast iha nnelesa thing: aad I wOl rte^va
Lea; W. H. Robert and others, the office nuimon,and whose escape was almoiit a Table, Bro. Mattoon says: "So fer as UsA ^ Sin. ^ ke a persea? Has he af>
tion was appointed and«located at He.»» aUL-a Cot v i : M ^ k
known as the Arkansas Bcg^iti, in con- miracle, now lives only about % mile ^ m my observation has extended they have pearedif
Ii ia olaar t i a i
^ystCB v U A aztenia
tha
of (aristlani^ u d of iniiiatioa into lena. It was detigced that this Board nderation of-—-dollars for value re- here, and is fully satisfied, and thinks it always invited'all who love the Lord'
F o r B e e . — 1 Peter iil. 1 8 - S 0 - « H e weak
to t&aah, to thoM who a n mi aiw idra, dsM, should raise at least ten tiionsand dol*
and
p ^ h e d to the spirits i s prisea.'*
can
be
proven,
that
the
entire
massacre
to
participate.
Time
iui4
again
have
/
eved.
N. P. M o o b b .
alM oblitaatatbe dktiaetisal^ lars during tiie year.
F
o
r
j
r
a
n
.
—
A
d
a
IL
88-«BapeBt
aad'
bt
was
concocted
and
set
on
by
the
Catho>
prominent
mm
among
tbemar^ed
with
Ik* akank and Iks wsrid. H « a Imt
And I may here say that tiie Board,
' W i l t m zeaHxe the stateawit af
We the Committee on behalf of Tren^ lies for the purpose of exterminating the me that even b^tism is not n^ssaHly bapUsad • * • forthe lenissioa af das."
aa Ita^r stoBaa, ara bmU
on the last sight of the Convention, was ton B a p ^ church, do certify that the Ptotestants. He has promised me some a prerequisite. And I have seyer^ tinuai F o r F « k . - l t » t t . xxiv- 84^The mean.
iha^tfioAm^Uit/btv^
duly piganiwdj and feeling the impor- original of the above copies of letters reminiscences of tiiose events which will witnessed persons who made no preten- Sag "geaeiatiaa^ l a this pMWge.
a a a ^ a U t to €bd I 7
m » r M a r ^ k — z x . 13-15—CttuOl |Kt
t^WaraTfi
tance of the work, we at once appointed and transfer, mth the orig^al envelope doubtless be interesting; and thinldng sions to religion, (accepting their pnblia
righteens ba judged at t%Is thefiaaljudgiuat
i
\
•- - V X-
.
• . t -v^tf
^iUm
'
..
' • •
1869.
•.'•I'L^'JFAI
eharciieS^f this eoantiy. 'A£i we de ndt Inow^ a U j ^ t r a a i o n t . ' ^ ^ : b e d e n y I h a t n t t h af tlie
man totcaoh iC ithe differepcp. b r t ^ n
risen s a M t l r ^ i i r i f f e ^ l i i t l t i ^ n l ^ ]
regi^t^
h a r n e t asthsT'^ the ehor^' pap^ ( i f F r « i e b « * ' W paWMpmpht.t w m ^ n ^
;!will
evmr b^^iltk ihe t o ^ .Xha^^mhtsainft
**current^isews"
and
oarrent
alaBdjer8.j
r^8p7«rery inaitrtinjll;
not made ' the preelse aiOlmatiMi^ itt^UA > tea e r t e r f w J N r t i a f J B n a e d i o f J k l i ^ t h a t th^ a m e
and.t^e^liew
e a ^ will he theirs. . They will
the^ last stttaBcar: - af; :tfae<^ paxagr^th-. wMeh t h i n g has not been. affii|Bei^«r^soma churches \ i .As we i have in.- a ]^Tioii» fiArtiqtemember of the urch, requesting a small
w
h
^
^
J
w
a
s
j
j t ^ -ihey' will s h i m his gloAx.
haaSs thia actieleu^ llV>at,i tUB. ; i* tU^io^ i a thia eeintry, a ^ d t h a V r i i e Sim Pranelsco pa- j k ^ t e d oat to him the constniotive J^lae-. 8l
^ , ^^^
eyepr member, They will celehxate his praise. They will c u t
graaad ef complaint agaiaat ^ e . Ajpfmlt per h a s not aaid w h a t {a ^ r ^ of that ? If hood of the iclofelBg sentence of the ob- young and old; sn^ll and greafV of suc*h
their crowna
f'Kt- They will s a y i n
Thatit has not snppressiMl aotaai and earrent he e a a , * h y doM h e n o t d a i t , a n d make a n end jec^onable artiele—^whioh. is so obvioiu
yiiarpmB>Ji:QTmBgB27,iaia.
proportioaa
as
would
be
knon^
net
to
be
strains
sweeter
than
angels use. Thou w a s t "
mews iif'the ^ y ? "
otit?"
,
**
•
" "
aa to have betn untfltassary—we noje oppressive to any. Then let the older slain and l ^ t redeemed ns to God by t h y
Xoj sir, but that you hayi^' published
ThQ Appetd may deem du^ Ito^uage say, if the 4/?p«a/i,will admit its offei^
f l B M S TILL TEE DEBATE
.
and more wealthy give additionally as blood."
in your editorial columns a damaging •trong when we pronotihce t^e statement dveness and apologize for its insertion as
The
italics
are
mine, and with the santhey
might
choosa.
;
The
object
of
thia
F o r Twelr® l l o n ^ , . . . $3.00
misrepresentation —' a statement that of the closing sentence of the article a l^itimate « news item,", we wiil cloro
is two-fold. (I). To show what an im- timents I most fully i u ^ r d . . The differF o r Six Moiths, . . .
2 . 0 0 every inteUi|;ent flran on this continent " mendacious." We|iplant just what we
this cdntroversy, and attribute its insert mense general fund could be raised by ence between Bro. P. and myself on the
knows to be false—^to t^e prejudice of said, and we reaffirm it^ regardless of tion
the foreman."
this method,*Bay fbr instance, let each dispntdi point ia purely lineal, not marthe Baptists of this city and of the whole who wrote it. The e d i W who penned
little boy and girl, as well as oldar, give ginal. "Let us have peace."
J.T.T.
T h e n i i a a M l v s t i n b u t b r the & w m e ^
cf 6<m1; no m e i ^ t h o t Umagli.
siediatira country. The man who wrot^ it, whether the statement penned a false s t a t e m e n t quarterly if you choose, a pro rata share
aC C k x u t ; a s interest in Cnriit except h y a he lives in this city or in Califomia, wrote one he knew, and one every intelligent
W© have evidence of the prosperity of a certain amount, as suggested in
p n w B a l faitk i n h i s f a * j n s t i f y i a g f a i t h Imt it to prejudice and injure Baptists.
gentleman knows to be a falsehood ; and of Georgetown College, Ivy., from the another article.
t h a t which weeks by lore a a i pnrifiet the
Nor is it an item of current news, but the Appeal has given circnlatLon 'to it, fact that we have this week entered the Domestic Missions for Association
h e a r t ; na'Iore to Christ which does not iaelnde
We have beeu charged with material50
loire t« lus p e ^ f l ^ his ezampls, his p r e v i a a current slander^ an unmit%ated and and thinks it " inoffensive " to those it names of seventeen young ministers upon
Domestic
Board
at
M
a
r
i
m
.
.
50
ism,
and verily, we are disposed tt» plead
and tMtify itself to the werld b j implieit and
Foreign
Missions
2o
was
originally
intended
to
injure!
If
premeditated
misrepresentadan,
originoar
minister's
list.
The
President
of
that
ehaerfnl ebedieaee t« all his commands; no genguilty to the " soft impeachment" This
Education, Ministerial
50
uine hrre to his people that does notinfinenee a ated to injure the ^ p t i s t denomination " the church paper in San Francisco" college, N. M,^ Crawford, is well known
earth of ours which was pronounced
man to do good to them, as he h a s ability and
(and
will
the
Appeal
^xSarax
us
tcKat
in
the
estimation
of
the
credulous
multiSI
76
to
our
i-eaders
^as
an
able
writer,
and
" good " in the glory hour of its appearofpertonity.
J . B. Q t ^ m .
tude. The Appeal Bays it did not write church ho means by " t h e church"
among scholars 'li^ is universally admJ^ per annum. One quarter of this would ance among the stars of tho morning,
ted te 9tand pre-eminent among the first be 44 cents for .three months. Could and is to be " b e t t e r " in the Aurora ot
not send money to ns for it. We accept this fdct^ but again affirm Episcopal
or Catholic sees fit to pen belles-letter scholars in the South—if not not any little Miss contribute a pair of the resurrection, can be made much more
the PablisMng Company or other that the Appeal nor ajiy other paper had
the right to publish it.
,
and publish so gross a falsehood, what in the Union itself. We have his prem- socks to be sold to a merchant once in habitable and pleasant to live on now,
parties. It is all we can do to T e t Bsrr. Dr. GraTea, of T H S BAPTIST, of this business has the Appeal with it? i e of a revision of both his valuable three months? Could not our youths of by proper applieatiou of known laws ot
attend to oar own business. TVTieH city, takes the Appeal to task about the p a r a - What right kas the Memphis Appeal little works on great subjects, " T h e same age, save or make that much every skill and labor. Among thosi; who beBe regards it as a griiTe offense against to republish an admitted slander of
money is lost we are exi>eet€d to graph.
Baptism of Jesus" and " Baptism for the three months ? If it were suggested in a lievejn the last idea most emjjhaiically,
the Baptist denomination. He should know
pay—and we cannot risk for other that the editors could h a r e no motive to efiTend " t h e church paper of San Francisco" Remission of Sins," at au early day, pleasant and pious way, a spirit of pi- and shows his faith by his works, is Dr. M.
ous rivalry would throw interest into the
Plulips, of the Southern Ihrmer. In
parties. All moneys for Tracts so large a portion of their patrons, lie ehonld upon the Baptist denomination ? ' I'hat'a ujvhich we will BterootyjKJ elegantly and matter,- and the work would be done. W.
perusing
a late coj+y of this journal we
the
question
;
and
the
Appeal
.cannot
esissue
in
good
style
for
our
Tract
Society.
know also that the paragraph is qnite harmand T H E BAPTIST, and none other, less, unless the facta are incorreetly stated. If cape it by writing forty columns more. It will be a magnificent contribution from Let every father .".nd mother do the same were forcibly reminded by bis pnngant
that is the cose, the remedy should bo to cor- If he claims tlie right to propagate such him. God bless the young ministers at at the quarter in order to encourage the and potent pen of what we had seen
address to
J. R . G S A V E S .
rect the statement, not abuse these who may or l i t e m s of news," we shall claim the
Georgetown College, and may they re- young and train them into systematic be- upon his farm in the " old world " which
may not have innocently made it. That might
nevolence, which would soon train their w« all remember so tenderly. It is often
T£B MEMPHIS APPEAL A6AIH.
right to repudiate the claims of the ceive much benefit from THE BAPTI.ST.
iojure them, but it would not remore the injury,
minds for systematic action in most ether said of editors of our agriculluml jourWe baTe not the least desire to raise a if any, done to the church. No capital can be Appeal in the name of all I*rote8tant8
— Our readers will see in the Arkansas things in life.
oontroTerey with the Appeal^ or with made against the Baptist denomination by mis- and Baptists.
nals, that they aro mere " book farmers,"
Department
the
reply
of
the
Trenton
any sccolar paper. "We do not wish to stating facts. And no capital can be made for
" I f he cannot, ho may well inquire
(2). Our young members would thus and know nothing practically.
injure its circolatioD, unless it forfeits it it by concealing them, or by a n y assaults on whether the epithet he uses has not been mis- church to Elder Moore's letter recently be brought to consider their personal
This is not true of the editor of tho
b^ a course of flagrant injostice toward the daily press for m a k i n g them public. W e applied, and whether it does n i t bccomo more published. It is simply the letter of au- and individual duty in ev«ry department Southern Farma', as thousands can tesProtestants and Baptists. We noticed affirm nothing on the subjcct as to the truth or applicable to himself than it is to ns. * If, as a thority to Brethren Lea and Robert— of Christian life. When the call is than tify who were wont to visit his model
religions editor, he chooses to r u n a tiTt with
the late article because, 1, we were called falsehood of the s t a t e m e n t made in the para- the political press, we call his attention to the one or botl>—to sell his effects, pay his made in any Christian act, they would farm in Hinds county, Mississippi, iu the
graph which is so o f f A s i r e to Dr. Grares. We
upon by a brother, shown the article, h a r e not meddled editorially in his controrer- question whether the political editor may not, debts, and dispose of the paper as they feel this individnality even when the min- years '56, '57 te '60. It was our pleasand requested to notice i t ; 2, we felt it sies, and do not propose to do so. He will do with the same propriety, call him to account saw fit. It was addressed to Bro. Bobert ister eaya from the pulpit, "Let us pray." ure to be honored by his iavita^on and
our duty, as the editor of th« only Bap- well to deal with facts, if he can, r a t h e r than f t r his combative propensities 7 Wo speak te —Bro. Moore must have forgotten this
They would feel they are part of the us hospitable welcome in those days. He
and
he
was
authorized
to
act
if
Bro.
Lea
taught that it was not economy to overhim
with
all
respect
and
courtesy,
and
wo
extist paper published in Tennessee, Missis- with those who give them publicity. When he
called ou to pray.
pect
from
him
the
same
thing."
work team or servant. He encoui-agcd
was
not
in
the
city.
So
Bro.
Robert
had
lippi and Arkansas^ to reprove the Ap- has disposed of them, i t will make little differNew, si'ppose thi.s was done, what
his negroes to an hour's nap afler dinner in
ence who h a r e uttered them, or with w h a t moWhen we publish a falsehood to the authority to sell, etc.
peal for penning or publishing such
would be the result ? (not to caunt larger summer time, and t h ^ r lively step, merry
d r e s , or with what churches, or no churches, disparagement of the Appeal, it is at
— The victory is won in the city of contributions which older and more
Blander upon Baptists. We supposed they are connected."
laugh and cheerful labor in the evening,
liberty
to
characterize
it
as
it
deserves.
New York ! A writer in the Bxaminer wealthy brethren wou]A give). Our fully attested the truth of tis theory, that
that the least the Appeal could do, unWhat we have already said meets the We have no disposition to " run a t i l t " and Chronicle says:
less it designed to inflict an injury upon
churches averaging even filVy members, they would fully repay thereby the appa" The city of New York may be safely conceded would each give $87 50 annually to our rent loss of time. He gave them hours ol
our people, was to apologize for so pal- statements of this long paragraph. It with the political press, meddling with
pable an injustice. But instead of this contains a palpable misstatement, and is matters that do not concern us. We as a Roman Catholio municipality; the e'-gans benevolent objects specified. Then sup- leisure and days occasionally of relaxait comes out in a vt/ufiWion, not an by no means harmless. Our review af have edited for a quarter of a century, of Rome hmoag us do not hesitate to tell us so pose the whole State of Mississippi con- tion, and honored their sj>ortive festivals
plainly, and with all aggravation of threat a n d
apology, a whole column in length, in the article contains a correction of the and never gave a political editor cause derision. The city government, its treasury, tain 50,000 members, which U below Bro^ with his cheerful presence. The result
which are many things nearly as oSen- statement, and a jnst reproof to the au- to " run a t i l t " with us, nor do we expect its patronage, its power, are in the hands of Eager's estimate. Then Mississippi would was, more bales to the hand than any of
his neighbors. He sought most improved
sire as the article complained ofj and a thor and publishers of it. We do not to furoish a
Rome."
give, in a way scarcely to be felt, $87,500,
cause
in
the
next
quarter.
and best recommended seeds of corn and
understand
what
the
Appeal
means
by
line of policy arrogated to itself that if
While we write the telegraph brings or in other words,
cotton—took
pains to note the rows and
Whenever
the
political
press
so
far
decarried into execution, it could inaugu- not having meddled With our controverus the information that the Catholics To Assoc>aiional Missions
S2o,000
acres
which
each
occupied, and measured
parts
from
its
calling
as
te
publish
currate an irresponsible warfare upon all sies. Our position devolves it upon us news," we shall administer tho correction have triumphed in Cincinnati, and t^e Domestic Board at Marion
2-5,000
well
the
result.
As
a reward he obtained
rent slanders on Baptists for " current
Protestant denominations. We review to defend our denomination from such we deem it deserves.
Word of God and a'l sacred songs have Foreign Missions
12,500
that ef finest texture and lint, and obMinisterial Education
25,000
the whole rindication of the Appeal^ aspersions as this, and we feel under not
tained highest prices in the market. He
" T h e reference made to the editors of been cast out of the public schools. The
therefore, in the interest of all Protest- the least obligation to the Appeal for not this paper, as one a Catholic, ene an next move wiU be to approp^ate the
What wonderful figures!!
held to the good scriptural precept -that
ants as w ^ l as Baptists, in order to having meddled with us. It is not its Episcopalian, etc., if designed te diminish public 6c1»ool fund to the uses of the
And yet it fan be done, if that Financial " A righteous man regardeth the life of
province to meddle with us, no more their influence with tho public, he should ckarcb. PitUburg and Louisville next. Commiltee would p r ^ over the matter bis beast," and as a result his horses,
establish this one position:
than it is ours to meddle with the Ap- remember, is quito as offensive to those
and by God's grace, work up to the plan, hogs and cows were housed and cared
That no Hcttlar paper has the right to
political opinions and controversies. churches, as we can have been to his, by pubI t can be done, brethren, and will we not for. To reward him for this ho packed
pen or to publish an article that misrepremore pounds of bacon to the number uf
We are dealing with facts now, and one lishing a n item which appeared as part of the I t is an easy thing to say,
try?
seniVj or is caladated^ directly or indinews, and which, if it made a false representahogs—made
more butter to number of
of them is that the Appsal impliedly in"Thou knowest that I love thee. Lord,"
This will be so light on each individ- cows, and had more eggs to number ot
tion, it was so easy, and wo were so willing to
TtcUy^ to prgudice any religious denomidorses the statement of that very obnox- correct. Let him attend to his business, and
Aad easy in the bitter fray
ual member that it need not and will not bens than those who think (from very lanation.
For His defease to draw the swerd.
ious article by assuming it to be a fact^ we will attend to our own. The argument, into
affect the minister's support in the least, ziness) that the horse is made more hardy
Here is the article we complained of when it is a palpable and slanderous which he goes, about Uio consistency and views
Bht when at His dear hands we seqk
on the contrary the deacons would sooo by taking the storm, and pull the roof oil
. that appeared as an editorial in the Ap- falsehood, as we have shown in our re- of the Baptist church, he knows we cannot atSome lofty trust for him to keep,
^
learn how to systematize <^n that subject hen-house to cleanse of mites, which
peal:
view of i t What does the Apj/kal mean tempt to answer without giving offense to Bap- To our ambition, faint and weak,
ought to have been done by a weekly pu" M r . Spargeea asserts that in E a g l a n d opea
tists. He is, therefore, safe from u j . o a thai
How sirango his bidding, Feed my sheep! tiU that matter would cease to be the
by
extenuating
its
fault
?
Will
it
not
force
eesunaaion Baptist churches greatly prosper.
trouble it is now. Brethren of Missis- rification with suade, broom and lime.
•core, and because, even if it was our province,
" Too mean a task for leve," we cry,
The s s a e thing is affirmed of same of the its own readers to believe that it had a experience has shown there would bo no end to
s'p^ii, let us entreat you in tho love we This murderous plan of unhousing chickRemembering not if, in our pride,
ehorthes in this cooatry. The church paper of motive in publishing the article ?
the coatroversy. The Apptal is not singular
bear our common Lord, that you try thus ens to sav^ labor is disgraceful to civiliWo
pass
Hiji
humble
service
by.
San Francisso says that the days ef old landzation. Es^wrciaUy is it blinduess when
" W e think it probable that every denomina- among political journals in publishing news
prudently, quietly, and prayerfully this
Our vows arc by our deeds denied.
marhism, whieh does not recegnize a Pedobap- tion of Protestants in the city have had as much items. If they h a r t anybody, tfaev can be cora proper economy of the henroost is dowondrous plan, and see the result, J . T . F . mestic guano, when made into compost.
a n a i a Christiaa a t t h e U b l e or in thepalpit, cause of complaint against the Appeal as tho rected according to tko facts. Facts are proper
O, F a t h e r ! help us lO resign
act nambersd."
Our hearts, our s t - t n g t h , our wills to TLcc:
But we are digressing. Dr. Phili^is is a
Baptists. Whether they are less fortunate in matters for publication, even if they sting. If
Then
even the lowliest work of Thine
the
obnesious
paragraph
has
h
u
r
t
tho
Doctor
it
We claim that this is a palpable and a having no champion of like eminent talents to
practical man, and the SoiUheru l-onntr
Most noble, blest, and sweet will btf!
Tho lata articles of mine in reply to ©ught to be iu d\ery man's hand who
gross misrepresentation cf the Baptist call the Appeal to account, remains to be seen. is because it is true. We have nothing to do
with
that,
or
the
consequences.
And
wo
would
Bro.
Pendleton and "Memphis Baptist" would even cultivate a garden succefcsdenomination, a thousand times refuted, W e do not intend to offend Catholics by ploaaIt is a fact—there are thousands of
ing Baptists or other Protestants, nor Baptists advise him not te attempt to make capital by
were
wriitea mainly in July last. Hence fully. One number of it is worth the anbnt.a eharge that is persistently reiterby pleasing Catholics. If more attention has m a k i n g another eutcry ef persecution, in a Baptist b-ethren and sisters who are too
Let all who would do
an apparent want of synchronism in some nual price of
atad by oar enemies.
been paid to the religions services, notices, days, land where he and hia church aro as free as the proud to circulate tracts. It is too lowl/
paragraphs. Bro. P.'s aiticle " Injustice" well and avoid the blunders of ignorance
The AppeaPa rindication of the above doctrines br interests, Of one than the other, it winds; with reason free in their defenso to come work, too humble service—
has appeared since. While that would in the most important of sciences send
interviewed:
has been because we have been more often re- to their vindieatien, with none to ' molest or
"Too mean a task for love."
for it, out of proceeds of this crop, and
"The ahsTs paragraph appeared in our eolsmns quested to make publications for one than the mako them a f r a i d ; ' and especially when his Read the above sweet verses again, dear be subject to some adverse criticism if
if he will follow it« advice, the increase
• a the 4th i n s t I t was not Uad4<J, a s all edite- Other; the rule being to accommodate all im- charge of ' s l a n d e r ' and ' malice' is unreaviewed with a "critic's" eye, yet I will
reader,
and
ask
yourself
if
it
is
not
your
of
pork and poultry alone will repay him
rials a r e ^ d should not h a j e been mistaken for partially as we are able. Whatever is objec- sonable, false, and deserves to be retaliated."
not. I love Bro. Pendleton too well to an hundred fold.
^ j. T. F.
duty
to
do
something
for
the
Master.
a a •dilorial by a n editor a e q o a i a U d with the tionable to either is a t least intended to be
get
up
a
logomachy
with
him.
lie
has
We
have
given
our
reasons
for
menpraetiee ef the press i a that soatter."
When did you ever have so great an
carefully excluded."
tioning the religious sentiments of those opportunity to do good at sa lit^e ex- no t uer friend or more affectionate' adWe know that it was in the editorial
There are facts that we could state
miivr. By the way, his late sermon on
•olumn, and there was nothing connected which Baptists of this city have cause editors of the Appeal who professed to pease? I There are hurdreds :i||and you
the subject, God's love great," in last
with the ardcle that justified any man, to complain of, and that it has re- be religious—^bc cause thay had hereto- who do not know what Baptists believe.
aso.
^
number of this paper, is an admirable
editor or not, in saying it was not an peatedly offended the Protestant senti- fore so often and so obviously reflected What light kavo you ever been to them ?
AM.'mUaUon.
one. I agree fully with him, that there
e<ntoriaL W e are willing to leave the ment of the commnnity is well known to them, axd that, too, offensively to their You have a friend here and there hunMargaret Fuller somewhat beautifully s a y s :
is more mystery in the doctrine and fact " It is a marrel whence the perfect flower (wadecision of thia to any editor in the city. and long felt by all the Protestant mm- Protestant and Baptist patrons; and ice dreds of miles distant. When you write
of God's love, than it, all things revealed ter lily) derlTCS its loreliaess and jKirfumc,
I t was clipped b y the news editor and inUnd- isters of this aity, and the present editor- did S0 to excuse the editor-itt-chief whq you can inclose a tract that will suit the
we did not think countenanced such a case. Will you not become an a^uinal or unrevcaled. One can understand some- springing as it does from t ^ black mnd o r e r
ed to go among the aews itesu, bat happened to
in-chief knows it fall well. "VVe let this
thing of pi-edestination, and may feebly which the river sloops, and where Inrks tho
b« placed HJ the & r s m a n a t the bottom of AM edicourse, but he will not- content to b ^ member this week ?
pa^s
now.
tsiial celomn whieh otherwise was aot fuU. The
graa-p the doctrine of election, but why slimy eel, and speckled &og, and ihe mnd turcxcused.
He
has
throughont
his
reply
tle, whom contiaual washing cannot cleanse.
" W e t h i n k that the publication of the ahove
news editor of this paper happened to be abGod should " h o ' ' l o v e n fallen world, as I t is the very same^black mud out of which the
tried
to
vindicate
the
publication
of
the
sent oa that day, a n d the e ^ t o r who actoally paragraph as p a r t of the c u r r e n t news of the
manifested in the gift of his son, sur- yellow lily sucks its obscene life and noisome
slanderous article, and is ttnwliitig to
selected the article was raised b y the BaptisU d a y i s inoffensive."
We niean the one suggested in a recent passes all reasoning or intellectual con- odor."
and educated at
Baptist college.
lie
What shall we reply to this? We close it icithout a constructive indorseThus we see, too, in the world,, that
selected ^ t *rticlf siiiy^y sf a news item, will say that we did not expect it from ment of the truthfulness of tlie article ! article on the Babject of systematic bc- ception. Tlie surpassing excellency of
whieh, h ^ e e r ""fals^ was going the reunds of the pen of the edi|or-in-chief of the
What means this ? " If tho obnoxious nevolence. If a man could by frequent the fact is grasped by faith, with joy and some persons assimilate only what is
the p ^ r s , s a d s o p p i n g it inoffensire and
holy exiiltation, yet it h.ith not entered ugly and evil, from the same moral cirAppeal. We must say again that it is paragraph has hurt the Doctor, it is be- suggestion and untiring a^itatien of the
harmless."
' '
into
the heart of man to conceive W h y ? cumstances wluch supply good and beauno part of the current news of the day, cause it is true. W e have nothing to do subject, get our church members into
We cannot adiaiit the statement in the but a part of the current slanders of the with that or the consequences." We some ^form
In the conttlusion of that sermon Bro. tiful results—the fragrance of celestial
systematic benevolence,
last clauses. The man who selected the enemies of Baptbts. W e have assured confess that we are hurt, and every Bap- quadrating and circling with the Biblical P. has a very happy and orthodox pas- power—to the daily life of others.
'article' knew, aa
as the man the
that it was highly offensive tist is hurt at the appeardnce of su2h a command to lay by on the first day of sage in this paragraph. It is truly re231.
who wnate it, that'it was false, and justly to Baptists. All Baptists will say the statement in the Appeal, and therefore the w^eek (Lord's day), as the Lord' had freshing to hear the doctrine of the resurTbe
of God.
offinrive to all Baptists. If the editorWhen LaFayette, t h e f r i e a d of human liberty,
rection
spoken
of
as
a
fact
and
a
reality
prospered
them
for
benevolent
purposes,
same thing. Yet he thinks it is inoffen- it is true I ? Now add to this the last
was imprisoned b y his King, u n d e r the susin-chief will give us the name of the
sive ! The man icho inserted it knew it sentence of the above-paragraph: " a n d we would reach a point that; would re- to be hoped for. It partakes of apostolic picion cf trMsonable designs, h e was shut up
news editor, he wHl admit to us that as
teas both false and Justly offensive. especially when hia [our] charge of* slan-" lieve the cry of the widow and the or- theology. Hear him. ^^ It is worthy of in a nai-fow, gloomy cell for a long time. He
m s s w TUK SXAZEMBSX TO BE FAXSE, a n d
This declaration is justly offenaite to oar der' and ' malice' is unreasonable, false^ phan in the land, and the Schools of the re^nbhcation: •
tells n s t h a t i n theXioor of h i s little <ilU was a
»JkasiBe to BofitiUs 1
^ [Oar Prophets would prosper at the same
" T h e saved a r e td triumph over death. Feel- very small hole c u t . At that hole, a soldier
people. Suppose we should copy one or and deserves to he retaliatedIJ
If he clipped it from hia exchanges, it
time. He would.not only do this, b^t win i n g in their inmost souls, when the final h o a r was flaceil day a n d n i g h t toNrateh him. ^AU
;
J,
two of the e^^)rials of the Avalanche itialios;}
was not from laa secular, but from relifor
himself an honorable position among corner t h a t death can de them no isynry, they he could see was the 8oldier'|fye. but that'<yc
Since
the
editor-in-chief
has
thus
justipersonal to the Appeal into our editorial
gions ones opposed to Baptists, and capathe
workers of the day, sating the legiti- w i l l esoltingly inquire, 0 , death, where is thy WM alwa^'s there 1 Day a n d night, every mocolumns weeldy, as items iqf ** c a ^ n t fied the publication ' of the article^ and.
s t i n g t There will he no sting, for sin, which iaeat whVsn he looked up, he always saw that
ble of nmrepresenting us touching onr
newBj" would he deem it " inoffensive" pronounced it inoffensive, we exQuse the mate aspirations of the humblest and is the sting of death, will iu^ve been bloUed tye! Oh I h e says, it w a s d r e a d f u l ! There
practices j but no matter where he found
*
V
to tbe Appeal ? Would it conaport with news editor, who knsw it to be falie and most pious.
« a t , a a d ' i h e Tic'tory jgircn through our Lord w a s AO escape, n a h i d i n g 9 when h e lay down,
it, no paper h&d a a j right to publish it,
offeneire,< and expected we would nothe character of a religious paper?
I t has been suggested by the writer, J e s u s ; C h r i s t . The tared tciU ha/t a ffloriotuand when h e rose,up, that cyewas watching him.
- ' m u d i lass a. secular one^ for it is false
"Wa^are not responable that facts or tice it.
that the messengers of the churohes (of renareetioH. -They triU emkrge m imwor'iJ itrength
How dreadful the thought to sinners
aad kartfiil to the church sLuidered.
argnmients shaU be favorable to the ,Bap>
The editor's advice b as uncalled for the Bible), which arc the delegate? to bur and heaHtgfroj* the srate. HomimB^hantfy tei^
that Gk>d's all-seeing eye is, ever upon
ft AM a s item ef news, « • do not see why tist denomination — only that we;, will not
the}/ leave tkeiy maiuiotu.m the dnti / J^ov ttrihasc
it
is
gratnitons.
W
e
have
not
plead
Asspeiations,.should
be
considered
as
a
that in the deep d^kness as in the
i t ihottld n e t b t e c a i i d a r e i so. W t snp- wiilfnlly misrepresent it, and will confect any
ingly witl they exemplify tke-^arpi'e betweenthem;
a
persecution."
So
long
as
Baptists
are
Financial
Board
of
Committ^,
to
whom
li^ht, He sees all their acts. "Piat
p t M i t represents the sasaztion of l b . Spur- misstatement of iacis. Dc. Gzave^ an ^ e supm^tal ^ fiit immortal body I, Jlou «m ike glory
^ ^ f m I r a l j , whether t h a i a s s f r t i o n ia true or position that this paragraph ]» editorial, speaks allowed a free pulpit and: a free pre^s^ should be r e f e r r ^ all questions calling <if Jh' r^reetiQH lody exaU Bomfcr thai a tkbiyopen and nijced are all their d o i n ^ to
£ d M . W e sapp«a« ''that the same t h i n g has of it as 'mendacious.' bid coatrovertists are they have no favon to ask of the
ibr benevolent contributions. I t was fur- eofmd^ly beautiful could eter hate xi^td Jem^ sight, .and He wiir bring every work
fa^ affirmed ef seme of the epen cemmonien apt to have their 'combatiTeness' roused on phis Appeal—for they never will want a thermore suggested that they should so A-'d with Ktmt a.i!ft!fr-/s-ion and dtud ~ The
intojud^ent!
.
- lAPTIBT PAITH.
EDITOBIAL BBBVITIK.
THE SOUTHEEH FIBMEB AITD MATE
> BIALI8M.
HUMBLE SEBVIOE.
" LET US HAVE PEAOE."
Illusti*ations.
X
THAT FIHANOIAL COMMITTEE OF
MISSISSIPPI OHfBOHES.
^ X,
r i
f
THE
• "..J r
mmmmm
tk* playgraoad mad ia. the ball, and tka koly
Wats'at tka badaidc^Jligr-taa tkoosmnd raya of
ligkt to wkiek tka wartd witkant ia Uiad—that
A k i h i m i m v m J - I h . J o b n > M a t o n iaCaikfliii ^daeatiamiaad'ky t k ^ m d tkte
on—
•iiiijfiij-arfc» wma mt- o a l ^ cmn CatkaUai b e a ^ .
ttHkint ChriatimBUy • a s a e a u t cf tbs
^
Brot
Gf»T«B caUs o v r ^ t t e a t i o a
«rf i u imfeflMKs: "Did y»D a r t t k»ow to tka ftat, tkat i^a^ rcwent news item w«
• n •ffflMr rnsds kMsna*
iafidnl kad .gon» ftrad to kiai aa V .
Grant • / Ot Jf—ji'te
MbsiT from t i e pafkof moimli^r' T i e jroons
"witkoot asing tka foeix Brm^
m m Admitted h« had not. ^Th«a j w allow or Bav." Wa ajsare otir aatMaedr brothiir that
(Smatiiuiitj to b a ^ holj niigioa, b j oxjpaei* w« Meant ao diarespeat by BO doiag. We wishnxf it« profMBors to
koly; thus, by ywar ed to m a aa a a a y krtaf Itaois into a paragraph
Moffing, TOO p a j ii tka liichint MBfUmeat ia keadad *'£rief Mantioa,^ as paasiklaf and to
JWT power."
saTe ipaM wa Java ika. names of tha brathrea
T h e Weatminitter
Recieto p a t s t h e
toraperane* nform i s th« foUowiog quaiat yet
faceiblc langaago:
MornI • a u i o a for tk« isaa wko drinks.
Meatal suaaioa for tka m m who tkinks.
Lejrttl laaAioB for the dmakard-maker.
Prison saaaioa for tke statate-breaker.
T h e profewMjr of religioa w h o negUata the home of God and other relijiona dntiae. oa the Lord's day, and apeada it in Tisitin^, in oraer lu hare hia week day time, may
iaorease hia worldly gaode, ba« he will most
aaaoreaiy cheat his eottl ont of eUmal lifgL
A t t h e recent eeagion of t h e Concord
Aaaaciittion, $3000 wera sabaarihed, in behalf of Cnioo UniTenity, Marfreesboro ; to be
aacd in fitticif «p at •««• a portion of the
baildinp fpr the miniatorial stadenta and for
reciiatioa roa«. A fund also was raised and a
eoamiitca •ansxitutad for the support of a colforteur (a miniatar if possible) within the
baanJs of the Aaaociation,
LIERT.IRRED
P«BVHIITS.—Th«
K.
C.
to who* r e f a ^ o e wks nade witkeat niing the
ordinary p r a 0 x e s . — *
\^i;THOXIO
MOSB
COXVEXT
ITEMS.
HOREOBS.—The
Cra-
cow reTelation has brought to the ligkt ather
oonTealamelties. Ireland furnishes its share.
Italy is erying from the grooad for Teageanae. It is boldly asaerted that there
ia a nua at
tkia mamant in the Carmelite Caaveut of Bologna whose coadilion
saay be perhaps aimilar to tkat of Barbara
Ubryk. Some forty years age two youag ladies of good family were placed in tkia couTant
agaiiut thair will, for a, love affair whicli their
parents disappraTed. They esaapad from the
building, but were detected aad brought back
again. One expressed repentance for the offense eh* had comssitted, and gave so many
proofs of contrition tkat she ultimately became
abkesaaf the convent. The other eould net
oTarcoMa her repugaanco to a eonventual life—
for a long time refused fcod, and acted with
Buah violeace tkat the nuns declared her insane,
and placed her in an isolated part af tka eatablishment, where oaly tke daator ocaasionally Tisited her. There she still is, and
the peraoca who live near the convent constantly hear her wild cries.
Archhishtp of Baltimore, en a late Tiait to the
weatern shore of Maryland, confirmed 1,842
peraons. af vrhom 260 are said to be canTorU
from Proivstautiam. If true, we preaame those
latter are Prutesiaat children foolishly sent to
their scheoii; or perhaps the children of paIn Berlin, 3,00* persons met and demanded
rents not metabera of a;Ly chareh.
of tke Prussian Governssemt tke sappression of
caurents and the expulsion of Jesuits.
M I - M S T E E I A L P O L I C Y . — A . recaat h e a r e r
A thoroogk axaminatian of all these prisons
of Sf urgcon reprasoata hii^ aa aaying, for aakis demanded. And in ne country in the world
staaee r The trua olargyman is not brosquo, or
are tkesa canvamts more carefully guarded
harsh, or imperiona, ar ecceatria. Ha acts aiaagainst tka public eye than 4n our own "free
•trely, aad always maku a tSudy a/ the art of
land." Baubtleas scares of women are this moplemmng. And he narar aakea aa eaemy, axment ia duraace vile, whe are pining aod per••pt where troth desiands tkia great aaetifice.
ishiag fer liberty knd food.—A'e/c I'ork ObNEW FooMrLA.—Bro. S h a t e r , editor Mtrter.
af the Gaorgia Indtx, says: " W e haTa, far
T h e L o n d o n Daily
Telegraph
says:
years aubdiltiued far the usual forii, the fallowTha
famous
.
Craeow
eonvant
aeams
to
hare
ing r
Be ihmt kapusad into the name of the
possessed
more
elaborate
appliances
for
torture
Father aa'l of tka Son, and of tha Holy
Ames.'
Withoat eansara far those than a dark eell. The eemmission which has
who feel ao suck acrnplas, wa prefer, in tkis beea appointed to axamiaa the house is said to
iiaiet war, to step aaida^ that wa a a y nat have found a whale cellection of such instrueven seem to 'aaaart aBrsalrea,' of ta atand ments of torture and tyranny wielded ia ssediebetween the tiabjacla af tka ordinaaoe and tka val times. The crosses, each weighing eighty
peuads, and intended to be worn on tka backs
Mdjier whoii^ rawc tkay assume in it.'*
of the nuas, aa a punishment; twa heavy
We do aat sea tha modesty.
blocks af starble, whiek the penitents placed ea
A P u o p o s i n o K TO Bs DISCUSSED.— their ekests :
Where the Guapal ia praaehed, baptism ia escrowns of tkorns, with loag iron
sential ta salratioa. Tennison, (Campbellite), spikes, which they wore en their heads; and
affirms, lug denies.
girdles with nails pointing inward, which they
wore next
their
skins, »xTa»iey
were among
tke r«Ugvoaa
weapons
Mi-MSTiias W a i t e d . — A w r i t e r l a t h e r«aad
ia th«
aptritani
«f tlf«
Wiitc&m<at ixnid Refiiutar statea that the Baf tista
house. We are not informed whether they
in tke Uaited Statea la«k/aiif thoutand preaoh- have been recently used for the purpose of wagers ftiaong chorahea maw exiating, and that ing war against the world, the flesh and
if these were supplied they wonid atill want the devil. Indeed they recall the worst spirit
huniirtil :tana.illy ta kaap ap a full sapply. af medieval barbarity, rather than the humano
spirit of anr own time. It is true that people
We want LQOO in tke Soutkweat to-day.
Baiti!»TS OJ? SAK FEAXCISCO.—^The shut oat from tke world like the nuns of CraSaptis:g of lian Francisco manifest progrssa eow cannot feel the humanizing infiuenco ef
and enterprise. A Fiftk Baptist ^charoh is this ago 80 keenly aa the seeular and the proahoat I* lie cr^iiinized, atfd a new hoose ts be fane, aad heace they must be guidod by lest enerected tt» CB*i a'auut ?10,000. The Ket. C. A. lightened ccnscieaoes. I f t e r the horrible reveBuckbetr, tf Xe^r York, is expected te take lations of the manner in which they have
treated one ef their sisters, )t is also possible
charge (jf it. •
to believe the Cracow nuns guilty of anything.
A N"EV.- C t i . S ' V J T E T . — D u r i n g t h e p a s t Nevertheless, it is uncomfortable to reflect that
twalTe 5ears, llr. DesrecLes. himself a con- in the nineteenth century a convent should sysTcrted Eeixwaist, has organized, ont afconyerts tematically uco instruments of torture which
from the church of Rome, fire Baptist ehnrckes would have found a fit plaoe only iu those re—two in Michigan, two in Ohie, and ena in ligious houses which senturies ago were dens
Canada. The last
ef depravity."—United Prefhylerian.
Based, a church af 32 memT h e F r e n c h j o u r n a l s r e g a r d t h e letbers, was urgaaizid en the herders of Lake
ters
of Father Haycinthe as a great religiotis
Huron ia l i a r . Whan ilr. Daaroches went
and
political
event. Tho papers publish a letinto the • aiaiuniiy, the people requested the
ter
from
Father
Haycinthe, addressed to a Father
priest tu uaiiihim in debate, but ha deslined,
of
his
order
at
homo, announcing that he
and in a eiicrt time all the familiea Is that viabandons
his
convent
and ceases henceforth to
einltv, txc :ptruar, bceama Protestaata opealy.
preach
in
the
church
of
Netre Dame at Paris.
One of t i e taen baptized came twenty-five
As
a
reason
fer
this
step
ho declares that he
miles ts rcetiive the ardiaance.
caiinot obey the orders of tke Holy See. He
GEL'MAX B . V P T T S T S . — T h i r t y - f i v e y e a n
protests before the Pope and Council against
lost April Br. St»ars baptized at night Mr.
the doctrines aad practises of the Botnish
OnckcD unl
ehareh, which, he says, are not in accordance
six ether couTerts at Himbtirg.
with tke principles of Christianity.
Thill littlV
has grown t«06 ehurehes and
IT.QSJr latjtbers.
T h e TVihune g i r e s t h e fallowing acL A V I SL IT A V I A I X S T A G O D . — A w r i - eount of a Ramish abduction :
ter in the Caic;i::a Cheutiaa Rtpotilory tells a
'Mary Bregan, twelve years af age, the
curiuus story cf a Chinese who had a sick soa. daughter of Catholic par^ta, has recently disHa mude custiy offarings t e a eartain God. with appeared, and her wher^Bouts ctin not be asa Ticw t ' hia san s resoTery. A'l was in rain; certained. She is said to have attended a Protka child <iied. Thereupon the father filed a tesUnt Sabbath-school, for which offense she
hill in Cf art, charging the god with a breach of was taken before a priest and severely repricontra^. Tha cose was duly tried. This idol manded. She subsequently left her home, but
wsa urougLt iaca caart. The father pleaded was discovered and brought baek, and it is supthat he had done erary thing that tha ritual re- posed that she has been placed by her parents
^oire-i of hiai in order te propitiate tha deity; in the House ef the Good Shepherd, in New
kut, through some strange perrersity or ina- York. Tha case has excited aonsiderable inbility, the god had failed to perform his p a n of terest in the community, and etforts will be
the cuniracL The god bad no way of rebatt- made by the Protestant friends of the girl te
ing the cTldcsfe. Judgment was accordingly discover her whereabouts and to take her from
given agninst hln, and he was forthwith ex- the place of her imirlsonment."
pelletl froEi the prarince.
This probably is the la^t vre shall hear of
BIIIIA:>TO:C
XOX
BAPTISM.—To t h e
Hethaulst ministers, and all alhera who preach MaryBrog^n. Pnblis sentiment is not yet
that '•immersien is not baptism," wa present aroused to a just sense of Roman Catholic imthe fulluTTing dilemma: There are tbooaands pudence, and the courts are tea corrupt to asof membttrs in tha Methadist c k a r ^ w ^ haVe sign to Bomanists their true position in a free
faeea ivuntn^d and ItUttt ia iL What teill you and enlightened community.
do m'tA thumf. By your preaching.you f a y they
T h e Boston Journtd noticing t h e R o have noi bten baptized, and yet they are laam- man Cmtkolie pranoancament against tha
bera of your ckarsh im fnU fellowship. And if Ohio public schools, remarks:
imntarsioa ia not baptism, why da yoa isumena
<'^The points which are urged against the
panons, and thas, according to your teaching,
•yiteoB, a i it is, are, that it Inrades paternal
deceiTC ihem by iapoaimg izpon tkera wkat
righl^ and aatkarity, that it vialatea liberty of
they aecepi aa baptiam, bnt wkat they deny is
eonsaienca, and that it infriages apan natural
inch.—Bitptist Tidingu
justiea. I k e Titml oltiaotian, howerer, and the
T h e following article f r o m t h e R'oaaa whiek must ba accepted aa the leading isman-Catholic Tablet, is eminently inggestiTe,
sue of b«th friends and foes of the common
showing;
scheel system, i;^ tkat tha geaiua and spirit of
H o w CJITHPUTN ASS MASS.—It ia n o t b y t h e tke puklic school aysteia and tks Cathalie
emleuhism only, ii is by a Catkaiie Ufa vMak cknrah are in direct opposition to each other.
the child breathes i a at trerj pore, and with Tke public sekoaU would edncale all alike in
wkiek it Is bathed throngh mmd tkntigk by tha podimenu ef knowledge, aad the Catholics
Gatimlie wmys amd lukita, anmriadimg ii trary would adacate tkeir own childmt in CathoUc
by C a ^ U e p n j f o , f u i i s i l y mmd •ekoola, aad let other daa«minations do tka
timies a day with Gmtholie Mapaaioms, i a « or g^ ^ t h o u t location. I t ia a conflict
I j M i l •ill Comfmian, mad Ciaaaiiuuon,;t>y between old world aad new world ideas, and it
'lis
hmagiagqa ihe wallx, by jke B ^ is an open and decided attempt t» iaerease the
l l ^ ^ g m f tuwamd tkejteck,
the Mmdonam ^ pawer ef tka Cathallc Ig- diminishing the acfpa
m
;d extent of tkat free pnbUa inatmetiaa^kleh
is the pride and g ^ i ^ f f ^ f i ^ d f e i i edueatioa.
Ottr pabHa aekaola kaow no diatiaetion between ProteflUnt« and; .€«tkalio .achaean, and
'wekaTO ao
State
nnut car* for those wko are to became its citiscas,.aad ske-«aa do this ia no batter aad more
effaetiva wmj .tksA by opening, wide the daora
af aekoal-konaaa for whoever ekboses to enter.
Our pabUc schools-kare beea eatabli'sked for
edueational porposes, and the imparting of
apeeial raligioua inatructions ia left to tha
family and the church. Neither in Ohio nor
alsewkera can it ba ahown that the public
system discriminates uafararably agaiaat
Catholic acholars, except ia the fact that it
doaa net impart that apeoial religioua iastructian which tha Catholie Church would like to
have imparted. The people «f the United
States can not afford to give up their free public
.sehoals, and if aur Catholic eitiiens will identify themselves more elosely with ut aad make
the same us* of the public educational facilities with the Protestants,. and in the same
spirit, they will see that for a repnkliaan government like ours, Aree. schools are an imperative necessity and a most beneficent prevision."
27. 1869.
thera ba only fUtK^ih'lIie' lraeters' eraninns,
they will ffTan iJdnti^efhea4^ i | i i e t h e r e q m
shaped, pumpkin-akap^ embauat, or' augarloaf. But "confldpnce
plant of slow
growtb;^-' i n d tke Vender finds It diffiealt to ui^
press his eustomers with his great discovery,
that wool is the 'aane aa for aad bristles the
same as hair, and that a botohar can turn oat as
goad a
aa a regtilM- traimed ^achaaio.
In spite of tho many eulogies that have been
lavished upon these k»t8,.>tke opinion is fast
gaining ground that they are oaly adapted for
soft heads, and as the Baptists are such a hard
headed people, it is thought thai the establishment mast fail.
BsAvsa.
P. S.—Brother Jetar 'will appreciate this
pleasantry, since he himself introduced tha
"John Thompson" anecdote, for the benefit of
his readers who cannot accept his latitudinous
viowt of baptiam.-^^ift/tra^ Recorder.
til
NerUt Miasiseippi and Wast'Tennessee. J ^ ;
this jebking plan t^ey mi^kt eentroV a larger . (OWtaaryastleM M
trade, and make it 'srora sueeenfkil by far fee raqMMnria aattM, Mri Wtthia tbt wttks or tiMir
iei&onstrated in asaa^ W W Nerthwesten fMM*. ar*eHtiaryaeiheeftii»lfcMewi«il«
wS aAariMai, aalMt an
that
towns), than by tke dmrnmiag STstea,' e ^ tlxty
K paM Itr at tk« rata
tea eMt* * r VTOTT- ai^t
sesobjeettaobjeeticasaad dtfS^iUtiaa ef va* •attaeMtthawartk AaraatiwaataftiJBear
rionskini^ k n o m t e e l d raeiekanta.
af aay eae act a yatm artUt mwlaawta* aa
Geriatk is alsa tka cantor of geolagteal in- Iw-eMatreaattteMAtil^ wwrit.]
lerMt and wealth, yet to be developad and ap" Ljfe is a span, a fleeting honr,
pUad. All the snrreunding eenntiykas ander
How aoen the Taperflies^
it^ at depths Tarying from surfkoe ta twenty
Man
ia a tender, traasieat flower,
feet kenaath, inexhaustible beda of aarl, wkiek
Thate*en in blooming dies."
the State geologist has pranouaced of surpaning
Sitter Mary A. Biles, the daughter "f .41aaTalue fer fertilising purpoaes. Large q n ^ ^ t i e s
ander
and Sarak Simibro, the wife of B.S. Bike,
of silieieus earth, suitable for making pereelaia
died
the
6tk of September last, aged I t yeeas.
ware of China texttira and celebrity, ia alaa
J
o
^
e
d
tho
Baptiat ehnich at Beech Gr^ve, Gibfound ia the vicinity of Pittsburg Landing, aad
son
aouatyjTenn.,
June 1865. Lived a patteea
has often beea shipped to Pittsburg, Pa., far
of
piety,
m
life
of
devation to God aad her jfiwthat purpose, because af iis fine quality.
ily. leaving a'widowed mother aad a loaeSome af the most enterprising eitiseas haie
some hutband to mourn over their loss. Oae
already organized a maonfacturiag eaterprisa infant child, (little Willie), to feel the want of
here aa the co-operative aystem ta much com- a mother. But if patience iu afflioiicn and
mended in worka on political aaoaomy, aad sa wards of comfort in death are calculated to inEDITOR BAPTIST:—I am glad to know t f a t noted for success in Enrope and America of spire the li viig with hope, nar friends may rest
yau aro eacouragiag the manufacturing iator- lata years, under the general u a a g e i i a n t of a assured she lives an angel in the £dca of God.
etts ia year columas, as wall as the agricultu- successful banker and broker of Makilt, to ka
"That once loved form now cald and dead,
ral. It is a aatural union and legitimate mar- knawn as the "North Mississippi Cattoa
Each mourmftal thought employs;
We
weep our earthly comforts fled.
and
Woolen
Manufactory."
They
have
laid
off
riage,
and
the
South
can
never
be
what
it
has
Our people will not forget the assurance
And withered all our joys.
•
a
district
of
ten
couaties,
withia
which
they
ia
destiny
of
the
future
to
hope
for,
till
there
uttered by ^ t h e r McNamara, on last Sunday,
Mo^ looks beyond the bounds of time.
to the effect that as some non-Catholic parents is a thorough appreeiation and practioa ef are rapivily raising a capital stock af $600,000,
When what we now deplore
Shall rise in full immortal prime,
propose to send their children to this school, beth. Cotton is King, but its scepter has been much of which is already in haad, aad tka
.\nd bloom to fade no more."
he pledges himself that no word shall be there bruised and damaged by an illegitiiaate inter- tmoke of large briek-kilnt already greet
R. A. COLEMAS.
the
eye
as
evidence
of
their
earnestness
and
spoken, and no act tolerated, which could in course with its aatnral Queen, in a foreign
JON
KS—Died
Octobcr
4th,
1^9, at the reaidetermination.
They
propose
to
avail
themany manner interfere with the religious views land. Commerce, based oa manufacturing indeace
of
her
father,
E.
L.
Fort,
Montgomeiy
selves
of
the
experience,
skill
and
mathinery
of these childrcu or their parents.—Standard terests, is what may be termed the Queen, and
county,
Tena.,
Mary
W.,
the
wife
of John W.
of
Europe
aad
.America.
Most
of
these
genWe put this pledge on record, though the a union can and will be made, at ao distant
Jones,
and
a
member
of
the
Baptist
church at
tlemen
appear
te
be
actuated
by
aa
much
of
a
day. Am enterprise, contemplating ami raisworld knows the following facts:
Red
River.
philanthropic
impnlte,
at
by
a
keen
perception
1. The object of a Catholic school is to make ing a million of dollars, for Corinth, as a cenDeath has smitten the only daughter of de-*
ter of a manufacturing district of ten coun- of the profit and thrift it will add to purse and
Catholics.
2. A Catholic school, in a Catholic cburcb, ties in North Xltasissippi, Tennessee and Ala- country. The war has left the rich poor and voted parents, the only sUter of afTeclioaatetaught by a Catholic teacher, and superintended bama, is already on foot, and the Board of Di- the poer poorer
Many htlplett widowa and brethers, the wife of a most worthy husban^
by a Catholic priest, will luake Catholics of reclart will not be latisfied till they have a orphans linger in their midst tufferiag for the mother of twa tender buds, Carrie aud little
children.
Mary. In tho dark, 8.ad hour of bereavement,
S. Catholic priests have generally made and factory of equal capacity and capital in each haaitB and suitable butincss to enable them to
generally disregarded all such pledges.—liib. of the ten.
correspundont of the Washing- live virtuaasly aad earn an haaest livelihoad. when the chastening rod is laid heavily, a hen
Recorder.
ten Chronicle, passing by hero, gives the place This class they prepose ta e.^pecially care far sorrow plows deep furrows aver the wounded
and the enterprise the following notice. While in tha seleation af new operatives far the fac- heart, when tha hidden recesses of the seal are
To Clerks of Asaociations*
there may be' some sentiments in tho article tory. They limit shares ta $100, payable im searched by poignant giicf, it is even then ike
The American Baptist Publication Societ, that wo look at "over the left," yet, in the five per aent.. installaicntt mantkljl^, thus al- aweetest balm af hope is applied to tho wounded
has issued two numbers of the Baptist Ytmr main, it is true and practical. If it meets low iag twtnty months for tho full invettmeat. apirit, which li)re sweet incense rises In the
Book. It is desirable that it should be made your approbation, please giva it an insertion, Each man ean take a share far kiaself aad heart, a grateful affering of praise to Him who
perfect. In the Book for 1869 we find the fol- at it gives a very correct geographical aad geo- wife, and one for each child' under their ma- smites but to bless, who wounds but to heal,
lowing Practical Stiggestiens, which wo com- logical view of this part of aur common jority. Thit prevents a monapoly of stack who takes away that they may bo found again
mend to the attention of all who arc able to aid country.
and makes every itockhalder personally inter- in that pure home of tearless joy prepared tut
J. T. P.
in securing full and accuratc Baptist Statistics.
J. W. F.
ested, aad every aivil distriat in the tan aoun- those who love.
The documents desired should bs forwarded at M I N K K A L K K S 0 U B « ; E S O F N O K T U U I S S I S - tiet is entitled ta 83 shares and aa hoaorary
JACKS.—On the 19th of October, 1839, deonce:
RIPPI.
direetor. There are IGO aivil distriets ia tha parted one of the most precious women who
I reaehed this point of so much historical in- givaa section, so we aan see how this large ever lived in Helena, Arkansas. Sho was pioss
PKACTICAI. SUOGESTIOXS.—The minutes of
associations aro the soarce whence our statis- terest last evening, and am tomptcd by tha lin- capital caa bo made up of small- sams. Back from her youth. .\t first, she connected herself
tics must be chiefly drawn. The Clerks of as- gering memories of the past to remain over a shareholder is eatitlad to $50 worth ef tka with the Methodist church; but afterward, oa
sociations will confer a faver, and help on the day or twa to think of what I have seen here manufactured articles, at a net cost of mana- examination of the subject, sho became a Bepwork which we have undertaken, if they will in tha memorable days of 1862, immediately facturia;;, besides his pro rata of dividends tist. From the time I took charge of thochurek
note the following particulars ia their minutes: after the occupation by our troops. My sojourn from his share. Twa hundred tenement iu Helena, I have found in her a true frienQ,
hero for several months with tho lamented Ifc- houses or cottages with gardens attaehad, are ouo of the best friends I ever knew. Sho was
1. The number of churches.
2. The names and postoiBces of ordained Phorson, the battlo of luka, and the subse- to be ereated on tke factory grounds, to that devoutly pious, aud faithfully met all the duties
quent fierce aad saaguinary bi>ttle of Corinth, pareats of the boys and girls need net ba of a Christian life. She was attentive lo tke
ministers, whether pastors or not.
with
their multiplieity of accompanying inci- separated fram their children, save daring wants of her paster. .\nd in her illaess, she
3. The additions by baptism, letter, experidents,
most of them of that sad and emotional tho hours of labor. Freedmen aro permitted was the mast resigned and the most happj creaence and restorations, ia separate columns,
cbaracter
peculiar to grim war and its blood to take stack, and many of them hava availed ture which it has been our fortune to see. Her
added up.
and
havoc,
now pass vividly in panoramic view themselves e( tha privilege, and in tho fur- death was truly triumphant; and, beyond any
4. Diminutions by death, letter exclusiens,
and eratare, also in separate columns, and before me, suggested by tho now silent and fast naces, draying, and carting, as Wall as in tke possibility of doubt, her entrance into heaven
obliterating remains of batteries Robinett and wood skops, tkey, tot, will find employment, was abundant.
added up.
It will preycnt confusion, also, if they will WiHiams, which together with other promi- wkilo in all the sarrounding country are tmall
Her dear husband is bowed down with tho
on the title page, specify to what State the as- neat batteries in the eastern portion of the farms and aggregated bodies of tkem, wkioh stroke, and all the family, reft ef tncii- uea.uSt
sociation belongs,and,if any of the churches are town, united in their converging firo in are in tillable conditian, where calaniea from friend, are overwhelmed with grief. Her pastor
located in ether States, indicate it in the min- pouring terribly destructive death and dismay Northern States or Europe wanld be welcomed feels that the brightest star in hit congregation
into the ranks of Van Dorn and Price in aud «heri«had. Tho (at preteat) mythieal and has gone down. The whole community is in
utes.
The minutes ef Stato Conventions and Gen- these fearful days of October, '62, together with fabulous Kuklux would be tha warmatt defend-^ tears. God have mercy on us ! God bless the
eral associations have hitherto furnished us val- th6 mute white headboards of our national era of every settler wha shows by his action family!
W. D. M.
uable help. The value of these minutes will ccmetcries hero, with their multiplied thou- that ho had in gtod earnest cast in his capital,
SPECIAIi l¥OTir£.S.
be greatly increased if they embodf^ hereafter: sands of siltnt witnesses, form sad, ghostly, labor and destiny with then here, (aud alteflitting and reilcctivc memories for tho writer. where throughout the South,) in building up
TUB U.NtvrKs.vL CUT, "What shall I BUY G)r
1. Correct list of all associations in the State,
But oar sad retlectiens arc tempered with grati- their wasted lan4. Parties engaged in thete Holiday Presents" aan be answered best by
with an abstract of their statistics, as given
fication at tho present evidences of prosperity internal improvements and enterprises bore Parker & Co., 08 and 100 Summer Street, BosaboTC.
ton, who have an immense vpnety ef HcHijy
which havo arisen from the desolation and may yet conclude to invite Northern invest- and useful articles, such as all kinds of Fancy
2. The names and statistics of .^nti-Miasion
ashes of tho past, and the softening asperities ment, in order that they may the mere affecta- Boxes, Writing Desks, Glove iJoxos, Albams in
Baptist .Associations, and lists of all unassoof the late war in .business and social inter- ally interest permanent settlers, and to as- Morocco and Cilt and Velvet bindings, real Mociatcd Baptist churches.
course with tho two sections North aad South. sure them of their aon-prtscriptiva tendency, rocco Shopping Bags, Furnished Beticules, Silver Plated Ware, and Cutlery of all description's.
3. Tho number of Baptist houses of worship,
Wc have discussed the war in its bearings with and ta cncourage them to come in their midst. Jewelry initatiens of the latest styles of solid
with their value, and the worshipers that they
many prominent Southrous, and it forms no Tho fortunes or misfortuats af war, as tkey geld, which cannot be distinguished /rom tke
can accommodate,together with the number and
subject of dissension or unkindnesa between us. may term it at first sight, and thair necessities, real, etc , etc., and hundreds ot the lalctt and
value of parsonages.
most entertaining Beoks. Their stock contains
Tho war has well and wisely lessened many of
4. The statistics of Sunday-schoois—the num- the differences between us of rank and false hav^intpired the Southern peaple with a lively almost crerythiag necessary to supply tke
ber of schools, officers, teachers, scholars, vol- nations of blood and aristocracy, and the com- and growing appreciation ef "Yankee" energy, wants and gratify the tastes af everybody, i>ad
tkey claim that their superior facilities for buyumes in library, teachers baptized, and scholars ing years of time (the great modifier) and iagenuity, and enterprise, and their latent tal- ing these goods enables them"to sell at very
ents
are
being
rapialy
devalopod
in
the
tamo
baptized.
prosperity will not widen tho gulf, but lessen fruitful direction. We most cordially cammead mach under the prices paid for luch articles.
They want Agents everywhere, te whom they
5. The name and postoffice address of every it, and wc shall be a more firmly united, prosthis growing and earnest spirit ef improve- offer most liberal indaccments. Wc call attenordaiaeJ Baptist minister in the State.
perous, and happy people than ever heretofere. ment to the most kindly consideration of the tion to their advertisement iu another ooluun.
G. Lists of all the ministers whe havo died Timo will detaonstrate that throagb blood and
great, and, I believe, magnanimous North, and
14-1 r
in the State during the year.
tears have tho sections bcccme purified and those seeking other fields of iadustry and inTo
CoNscMPTiVKs.—The
advertiser
having
We request the dorks and secretaries of all their differences washed out, and wc fervently vestment.
"OWES."
been restored to health in a few weeks by a
Baptist .Associations, Cenventioas, Societies, exclaim, God speed to the future prosperity of
very simple remedy, after having suffered aa*Theological SeminarieSi Colleges, and other tho redeemed Republic. ' l i s needless to allude
eral years with a severe lung se'^'-^'nTi
<j|Bt
Corinth, Miss., Ootober IC, 18ft9.
dread disease. Consumption—is anxious ta
educational institutions, to forward to us so iu minute details to the past of this locality,
make known to his fellow-sufferers the means of
soon as issued a aopy af their Catalogue, that at most af year readers are familiar with Na.
A
N
I N T K B E S T I X G S T O I S Y Exi'I.oi>«i>.— cure.
we may use them ia preparing a new and beau- tional history, and this onoe sti-ategic point in
To all who desire it, he will send u cupy ot tke
tiful Southern Baptist Register for 1870, and military annals is familiar to tho memories of It is said that a maauicript has btaa foued at prescription used, free of charge, with the flion behalf of Bro. B. Griffith, Secretary, No. 630 all. We will, however, devote a short space to Bi^ry St. Edmandt, coataiaiag an intarasting rections for preparing and using the soms,
Arch street, Philtidclphia, for the new Year its present and future, geographically and geo- account, addressed by Newton himself to Folkes, which they will find a sure cure for con£umpof the discovery of the power of gravitetiou ; tion, asthma, bronchitis, ctc. The abject of {he
Book. Doa't fail
logically considered, in its relative bearings to but nothing is said about the fall of aa apple advertiser in sending the prescription is to benefit the afilicted, and spread infermation which
the general good. While Corinth by no means
This l>it of pleasantry will be read can claim to be a "Hub" of the nation nor of having anything to do with it. The manu- he conceives to be invaluable; and he hopes
with a smile. Ridicule is often more powerffil the South, it has proven to be a very important script is now in the possession of Mr. William every sufferer will tiy his reiaedy, as it casts
them nothing, and may prove a blessing.
Raynbird.
than argnmcnt:
hinge to many events of the late war. EighParties wishing the proscription, will please
A t Paris a Russian valet, out of a adlrcss
" JOUS T I I O M P S O X A N P II.VTR>."
teen miles from this point is Pittsburg LandR E T . EDWARD A. WILFOH,
Coed Dr. Jeter, of Richmond, having pro- ing, whore the battle of "Shiloh," the name by place, hung himself in despair, and the suicide 8 3in-£^20 Williamsburg, Mags county, N.
cured a Mr. •• John Thompson's" aid "sign," which it is familiar to all sections, was lost and was discovered by the postman nho called ta
Iloit LIOSTRXTEE s BITTER*
r'vrn'ftA
has gone into the hat business. He imagines won, or vice verso, as we may view it from deliver a letter to the dectased announcing the —Tilt WHOLE STOET I.V A NcTsnniL —The Ofthat the sign is distasteful to his neighbors, either stand-point. This landing it at .the death of Lis father and his inheritance of fice of the stomach is to convcrt the fitod into a
cream-tike scmi-fiuid, callcd CUTME. This is
but having slightly modified it, he says, " \Ve headwaters of perennial navigation of the Ten- £2,900 a year. How many men and woman effcctcd partly by the action of a solveui, called
shall let our sign stand as we have set it up." nessee river. It is below all the shaals of that weuld have been saved from eelf-mnrder could the gastric Juice, which exudes frot:i tl;0 ciistBut his customers da not abject so much to the remarkably shoaly river, and at Hamburg, they only have kept constantly before them ing of the stomach, and partly by a lui-chant^
of that organ, which rhurn$, as at
sign, as to his hatters, and the stuff out of which is two mtles'from Pittsburg Landing, it Cowper's lines in tha poem of "Ncedloes movement
wtrc, the dissolving alimont. TLc OnT^E
which the hats are manufactured.
is now ia contemplation to make the terminus, Alarms:"
pusses from the stomach into the duodenum, or
Some, and those are his best, are made cf af a railroad. In fact, a part of the work has " Beware of desperate steps, the darkest day. entrance to the bowels, where it is suhjecied to
the action of the bile, and »...«
,
coarse furs, "by Baptist ministers without reg- already been performed, but the commissioners Wait till to-morrow, may bate passed away."
tion
of
it
convertofj
into
a
fluid
calhd
Ckylc,
deemed
it
prudeni
to
defer
work
until
the
comular ordinations." Seme of tangled wool, "by
which eventually becomes blood.
ministers who have been excluded from regular mercial and industrial interests of the country PREMIUMS FOE "THE BAPTIST."
Now, it is evident that if the great sfjlvMt,
Baptist churches." Some of stolen f e l t , . b y were more thoroughly established. Then, by
the gastric juice, is not pnxluced in iufiioiCnt
Ciood u n t i l 18T0.
«;uantity, or if the mechanical action of (ho
excluded Baptist ministers, tin defiance, af means of this railroad, it will only require an
stomach is not sufBciencly brisk, tho ilrxt proWe
wish
to
add
one
thousand
new
patrons
to
hour
to
see
the
two
national
cemeteries
estabcharcb authority." Some of goat's hair, " by
cfM of digt*Uon will be but imperfecJiy performBaptisu wha aro proved to hare been ungodly." lished here in the same visit, and to take a THE BAFTIST bsfore 1870, and fo influesce our ed. It is alsi clear that if the liver, which
SsEU of Bwino's briaO;^ '" by impostors claim- bird's-eye tiew a f a field full of historical inter- brethren and the churches to make one effort, plays such nn important part ia charging Jhe
nourishing portion of the chymc into the mateing to be Baptist miaiaiera." Some tf a mix- est. The Memphis and Charleston^ railroad we offer tho following
rial of the blood, is congested, cr in tiny unnntture of lamb's wool and kid's hair, "by Pedt- crosses the Mobile and Ohio railroad here, the
FUEMIUMS:
ural condition, the second proem trill not be
kaptist ministers." And some are dano up fanner stretching by its different connections Putting the paper at only Thrtt Doilars per 'annum. thoroughly accomplished. The result of tW
tro failuret is dytfXptii, complicated with W,
ander water out of the scraps and shreds of all from tke Atlantic to Meiapkis, attd ere long to
Far Fivn Subscribert,
ioHnnett.
kiads of materials, "by aiinisters of tke Disci- San Francisco, while the Utter runs ia nn alThe mode in which Hoste(<-r'« nUtT* nno^
THE S I X T H COPY G R A T I S .
ples'churches." These kaU of suak different most eontinuoas line firem Mobile lo Chicago.
rate in such cas'is is this: iheyi;iBTigorata ^ t
textoros, are oa sale at No. 1115, at exactly tka These I^ads eoatrol, ercoald do se if tiw mercellular membrane of the rtbinach, which
HYMN B O O K S .
same price, namely, tkt c(»&dence of die bi:y»r c h a n t of New York and CiiHaddpliia ifere disevolvet the gastric jnice, thereby insuring aa
. For Twelve Subscribrrs,
posed to aeeupy this little city with Jobbing SIX COPIES OF "SOUTHERN PSALMIST" ample suSciency of the fluid't o completely disim the ru^ciency of tha article.
solve the food. They also act upon tho nerves
But here lies the gist cf the difficulty between houses, the trade of the entire Tombigbee valThere are one thousand churches that cauld of the stomach, cai^siog an )iccelcrati'>Ts of he
ley
for
200
lailes,
coilprising
the
Tery
heart
the vender and his custpmers. The formsr inmechanical movement necessary to rMcc!* the
secure this premium. *
food lo a homogeaeas mats. They al^o act spe
sists tkat bis kats, though made by b u n ^ e n , and excellenee of the internal cotton ragian of
cifically upon the liver, strengthening it. aW
PULPIT BIBLE.
and of diverse and Tery inferior materials, will Alabama azid Mis8is8i|ipi, and by nteana of the
so enabling i t to produce au ample and res'^a
Memphis
and
Charleston
railroad
could
alsa
For
Fifteen
Sabscribers.
aaswer the purpose ofJiato just as well as the
supply of bile, for the purpose of convert'^
finest beavers, pravided tke wearer of the hats control the Tennessee River ralley, which is A NICE PULPIT BIBLB (with Concordance) the nutritious particlei of the dirme into C^
AND HYMN BOOK.
and promote the passage through ibebewt'
can believe it, and wiU be satisfied. The quality the richest portion of North Alabama and
the useless debris.
East
Tennessee,
while
they
might
compete
sucof what is not in its fabric, bat in the faith of
BBACE.
In this way, Hostetlcr's BiUcrs cure
cessfully
with
ilemphis
and
St.
Lonis
f
o
/
all
h i n w h a accepts it. And herein, ehiefly, is the
For Thirty Subscribers,
sia and liver complaint. The e s p U c 'aov
" if
superiority of these hats above all others. If
O N E B A N K I N G ' S B O D Y BRACE—$20 plain, simple, philoeophtcal, and tnie.
>
Secular.
• •••31
\
THM BAPTIST,
BEW ABVBRTKEMENTS.
HEDIOIH^.
the inequaiity in the length of her Smh*
esased -by m high heel boi^ worn oa rae
THE HART SfiiBPE
fixA and Bot on the other, annoyed her R I S K . & J O H N i S O N ,
DB. A. WESSON,
BYMPATHT.
imrcjBWtKR,
more
than
errea
the
aiteneas
of
her
foot
«Do come alrag, ADy; yoa're such »
•aeatia T W M t U T g Ajnmijb OBIIOX wUh
I f e n a f s e t a n n and Dealers ia
her a pain In her sid^ it tfnsted
oppoatte XanaBrld A Higbeeni
afUI aadaWaaarpaaf Taaahaw wa MiaaiatMattday ta K«« 3 0 8 K « l » JltM«t,
dnr poke; weTl be too l«te at school if Hhergave
Ooatalaa
no
mora
aeknowkdcad
powarfU
aad^aMatNa
drag STcrTS*
Saptaabar.
back;
and
on
the
aeoond
day
she
thoaa of «ke ^ t i ^ t o UBCdta«: At tka T a t t j ^ p M ^ w to faU Oalhga aatnsa, JmMI^.
j m don*t h t t n y u f . "
mj dalma ibr a eoatlMiaaca of patnwbtti^e out petnlantly, ** I do wish, mother, Stoves, T i n w a r e , Tinplate, •MdidMathan
«0 ^ Intapraaeatjag
a p a o ^ ta whoa I hava M
k n o n (^T
aMaatiaa
ltiaaliaetbeyaiid
diapate that >Mh laafidaea ^Saard. t w i , Waahtoit wSTElijll^ W
leo
«rm hurrying pQ I can, Jennie; you yoa ironld make a slipper for my other
oTertwvaty
yaaral
leaTettt ihehBBianByataaB BO bad eftata. Therefor*, it Saiiidto]I.B.CI*aMatCirOatalegaaa. . , S-tf
it,
taanaftveaaara,
onir
necaMiaiy
ta
gl*
tlocaUty
CBATES,
bow I canH walk as.faat as you do, foot too. Tbw going hippity hop is a
of my oiBca. Id a word, I aai able ta i^ve aatiafcrtiai
ahoald be »aa't atadj to aroid aU nediciMO that tai aay
marary branch kaowa to the dental proiksaioa, at tie
paeoOly on the iee.**
hUowi^ rates:
great deal worse than the pain in my MANTELS, HOLLOW WABE, Ibm aontaia ttM leaat part of aay of tha maMj marcatial
il faU aat of Teeth, npprr aad tower.
and araenical preparatlona.
.S-W 00
• O, nonaense! Just because yonr*re
Beat known to the profaaaiaa.
»Bttle bit lame, yon make that as ex- «Is it ? You understand that at last,"
Teethfilledwith the flneat gold
„ t2 W
,
CASTIXGS,
' .
ibr all sorts of laMess. If you'd saidher mother, glancing significantly
aarceaafal operation, orn; of
t h e l a t ^ l«proT«d machiiua known to the worlii, for
Uy to do better, you could, I know," ' at Ally, who just then came limping S h e e t I x * o n , T V i r e ,
j ^ a c i n g lUtraw Oxide and Oxyyu LangUiag Oka.
The para gaaMtetad from thia machine wUi traaaport.
*Well, Jennie," said her. sister in a into the room.
<>«*iuBhUMl, while babe
wHhoat the aligkteat pala.
Sole Igrents for Back's Patent
^fceoQS reice, and with the tears start- Jennie colored, and sat silent for a
and ia prrlbctty harmleaa la iU uhteta.
^ ^ ^ ^ i t diaUactiy anderatood I an the original A.
l e in her patient eyes, " if erer one of while thinking. Presently she said,
No.
23S
Main
St.,
Memphis,
Tens.
E
p
W
A
R
D
W
I
L
D
E
R
'
S
Doa't M<atake the BKK:* nor p'ace, M> lium ^re other
R I L L I j ^ T V T
yqar legs gets to be shorter than the" " Yes, mother, I know the meaning of
name* la the ptx>reakioa ao near the Bala^ they hart U-eu
oOea
taken ib.' uiue.
•filer, you'llfindout how easy it is to sympathy now; and you shall see if I
Incox*poi*a.ted i n
806
Sain
St. A. W£SSO!(, 306 Maiir St.
TBI on slippery sidewalks,"
The Coarae of Stady la eatended.-thoroagh aad practical* 4I.6Bi.iiU5
soon forget it. Poor little Ally!"—
affording anperiorftieiUtieaIbr obtaining a aonnd BaaiJennie made no answer to this speech, N'. in the Amer. Messenger.
nesa Edoeauon.
except by an impatient jerk of her hair
D B . T. F. L I K D E ,
B n g l i a b Department.—ThU departmeot ia in
charge of a ripe acMlar aad aa esperieaaed teacher.
and a stUl^mcker step; and the little The Paper Society for 1870.
Pcamamalilp.—Stadeata in the diSareat departla purely Tegetable. It ncta oa the aick and enfseUad aHnU
SURGEON DENTIST,
of the CaUei* will receiT* apeeial inatraction daily
Mme girl, with a sigh that came from We are eo frequently solicited by the joung
from a profcaaional teaaher of the art.
ilka
a
eharm,
KiTing
them
lenewed
Tigor
and
atrength.
w y deep down in her childish breast, miaiaters in our colleges and theological scbools
No. 180 Main Street, near OTcrton Hotel,
t&'A SeparaU Departrntnt for Zotfcet.'^dB
The old and the yonag, aa aleo ladle* confined to the 8-3m.l5
LiODIS.
PriBcipal.
her Lest to keep up with her older to make a present, of at least one copy to their
hooae, OBght to oae it freely, aa there ie nothing that
MSMPHIS, TENX.
^ e r ' s strong, rapid movements.. But reading-rooms or societies, with the assurance
give* each appetite, at oaoe bringing, np the tone of the QENTIIAL FEMALE INSTITtJTE,
ftbe eflort was too'much for her; her that it ia read with avidity and its influence
atomach, thereby giving health and vigor ta the ayatem.
Clkitou, Hinds Connty, Mississippi. Teeth Extracted Without Pain
salutary,
that
we
have
determined,
with
the
lameness made her get tired very easily,
OFFICE HOUBS,
The Scholastic year of 18«-70 will begin Tneaday, the
help the importance of the object may elicit, to
and this morning the pavements were so send
2Sth
day
of
September,
and
eontinas
forty
weeka,
or
tan
this paper grati* to every young man
From 9 A M. to 5 P. iL
•jrered with sleet that the walking was studying
achool months, until Jniy 1, 1870.
for
the
ministry
in
all
the
Baptist
COOKINa
STO
VES.
Hap3-ly
Of
the
advantages
offered
by
thia
Inatitatioa,
which
for
aDuanally difficult. A sick, faint feeling
and theolosical schools on this eoatithe paat aeventean yeara by iu well known exceHenca
snddenly t-ame over her; she turned colleges
nent, so fast as we shall be able to receive their The Best Store Made AnjHliere.
haa drawn to it so extensive a patroaage, mention need
BELLS.
not be made. We will, however, aay that by its aeceaalwhite, and breathing hard, said: address.
ble and healthfU location, ita neat aad ample accomEDWARD WILDER'S
Hiiving taken the first premium at every fair htid in Uit•Jennie, I feel so queer can't walk We are impressed with the conviction that the louri
MENEELYS'
BELLS.
modations, its well (Umiahed table, ita ezteaaiva Appafor
ten
years,
and
the
Gold
Medal
at
the
New
Orleans
another step, indeed I can't,unlil I sit cause of Christ and the principles of pure Fair in 18C8, after two days' actual trial with alltho
ratas for Scientific Illostrationa, ita Oymnaainm, aad
Foondery at Weal Troy, K. Y.
other moans for physical caltore, and above all, by ita Established by Andrew Menecly in 1826.
Christianity and a correct ecclesiasticism will leading stows of the country.
dawn and rest. I'm sorry."
rigidly thorough iaatmction, it comncnda itaelf tn all
be
powerfully
advanced
by
this
movement.
Bella for Churchca, Academies, Fv^tories, etc., of which
what a bother I" exclaimed her If the principles, doctrines and policy advoEvery Store Gnarautccd.
who a««k for themselves or othera an acccmpliahad and mors
have been taade at tliis e^bUshment than at aU
practical
education.
No
.
D
M
Main
street,
opposite
Peabody
Ilotel,
Memphis.
the other fonnderiea ia the country combined. One faonalter; for she saw by her pale face and cated in this paper are indeed scriptural, and
dred
and
fifty unsolicited ^mmendatary letters received
Expenses are for tuition ia Bnglish Branchos, {O, S4 or daring the
tonbling limbs that Ally would indeed it is the oaly paper on the continent in which
past yaar. Written warranty given with
$3 per month; for board, including firnished room and every
bell. Hoanted with Con.<cai Botary Toke (patented
la
a
rare
combination,
inch
a*
the
world
haa
never
before
he obliged to stop. " Now we shall bethey arc fully and faithfully advocated, for the
fbel, etc., $17 per month ; for waahing S2 par month for UGO and I8C3), the most recent and deairahle bell fixttu
nse. An iliostrated catalogue sent free apan applRaeen or known. All aorta of old chrunic aaectioai and incidenUla aad ink, forty cenU per month. Tuition in in
to be late, and I shall get a tardy- highest welfare and the desired future «f our
tlonto
Unaic,
Languagea
and
Ornamental
branches
ia
the
aame
•^Beware ofattempta to")
scrofulooa dlaouoa disappear by ita nie as if by magic, as it was in geld beforo the war.
& «J. K. MENSBLT,
k, all because of you. I do wish I denomination, the^e principles should be
J O H N S O N , R I S K & CO.,
deceive. Oor Feundary ia ' A.•Weal
Tray, S. T.
and
the
care
of
tbeao
obnoziona
diaeaaea
is
rapid,
certain
at
ITesJ
Troy,
act
Troy.
thoroughly
discussed
with
and
impressed
upon
For
tall
iafbraation
aend
Ibr
Clxcniara.
Allletteraof
kad a sister like other girls."
ii-H-ly
and
complete.
inquiry ahoald b« addressed to ** President of the Central
the coming ministry. It is a move iu the right M E M P H I S
FOTJNDRV
This last remark was made in a low direction,
Female Inatitote," Clinton, Hinda county, Hiss.
and
so
confident
are
we
that
there
a^re
STEEL COMPOSIBOBT. KELLS, Prest. Board ofTmateM.
but the lame child heard it as she a sufficient number of brethren who will assist
-ANDT I O N , for Churches, Sehook.
Geo.
WKirriKU),
Sec.
Board
of
Trustees.
6tf
aank down upon the steps of the nearest in contributing the paper to one young minis- AIICIIITECTURAL IKON WORKS.
etc., etc.
BLTMTEE, KOKTOS & (X».,
Blanufacturera,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
iM>Bse, and it cut her little heart cruelly. ter, for a lehole or a part of the year, that we
jyjISSISSIPPI COLLEGE,
These
celebrated
Bells
(not
Cast
Iron
or "Amalgam")
For a moment she was tempted to ask now make th&ofer, and if wc are not aided we
Manu/aelurers
of
rival
la
parity
and
volume
(
f
tone
those
of copper and
C l i n t o n , B l n d a C o n n t y , Hlaalaalppl.
tin, are more durable, and coat only one-third as moch.
Itocrly why she should have been thus will alone bear the entire expense for one year.
The next Collegiate year will open on the 27th of SepEDWARD WILDER'S
Sand for DeecriptiTs Circular.
l(>-«ow-lS
afficted by God. But then there stole To carry out this movement we must obtain Iron Work for Buildings.
tember, ISaO, and continue forty weeka, until the lat day
names of each student in each school who
of July, 1»70.
lack to "her memory the sweet text: the
The expenscafor the entire year arc ^VJ to Ibr toiis
willing
to
take
the
paper
from
the
postoffice.
OrnameHtal
Iron
Railings,
Buckeye
COMPOUND
These light afflictions, which are bat for And we must rely upon the kindness of the
tion; <10 for incidental and fuel fees. Board for the last
Bell F o n n d i r year wan from to 817 per school month—four weeks
3 moment, work out for us a far more ex- Presidents and senior Prefessors to make our FENCES, VERANDAS, BALCONIES, ETC.
i
$
are counted a school mouth. Washing $2 per month. It m
•eeding and eternal weight of glory; and proposition
known to the studbntsl
StTABLItBCn !.<< 1837.
is expected that board will b« obtained oa aa reaaoaafaie
ribe felt comforted, and said in her sweet, We give a list of the colleges and seminaries,
—ALSO,terms next year. Stndeats for the aiinistry are not Cbarch, Academy. Factory, Farm, Fire Alarm BalU.
charged tuition, fuel or iacidratal f«r8.
4c., made of pare Bell UetaU (Copper k Tin>, warranti.-d
ya^ent way, " You needn't wait for me, and request that the regent of each will fill the S u p c r i o r S a i l I r o n s , D o ^ I r o n s ,
quality, tone, durability, ic., and mcranted with our
Departments of Instructiou are two, Collegiata and inPatent
Improved BoUUna: Ba^iain. Illustrated CaU
Jennie, I can come on by myself when I blank kith the number studywig for the minisHas th« liappirit sflVct on contumptiTcs, cansing them Preparatory. In both of these ample instruction of the logne sent free.
& TIFT,
try
in
the
college:
3?-tf
102 4 m S. S<K:ond St.. Cineicnati. O.
most
thorough
kind
will
be
given.
SASH WEIGHTS.
get rested a little. Go on now, and if
frwly to PXp«torate, thereby giving them instant relief
the State Convention, held in Canton the Ist of June,
COLLEGES.
sTrt.Y:.Nu
and comfort, and in cases of coagh or severe cold it ia in- it At
jon're late tell Miss Adams it was my HJISIX iLSD LOCATION.
was resolved to raise money to pay the debt of the
rjB MIMSTET. Wagon Boxes, Gin Gearing, dixpcnsaMr, and should alwaji* IH- kept In the house.
MISCELLANEOUS.
College and to furnishra(<bDaforits future maintenance.
fcih, and I know she'll excuse you," Broirn UniTenitj', Proridenco, K. I
The .\gcnt, Elder E. C. £a)^>r, is now engaged ia eollcitUniT'y, namilton, N. Y
Aromatic Tesetnble Soap.
—ANl>Now, Jennie knew that it was not her MailUon
Ing subvcriptiocs with every prospect of succt-ss. The
C«lby Uttlvfwity, Waterrillf, Me ^
futnre.prrmam-ncc of the institution is thus iusnred, and
aisier's fault, but her own, that they were GfOTgtt^va
Columbian CDliegr, Wmhingtoii, £).
neuf ntt d hejitalc to come for fear Ihty tannot here comCollese,
Grorgrtown,
Ky
17
Bridgc
a
n
d
Railroad
Castings.
ather pressed for time that morning, for Kichmoad College, Bichmond, Va
plete thvir education.
Circulars cuDtaluins fuller information can be obtained
Ally had been quite ready to- start to Itenistm University, GranTille, Ohio
OfEcc and Sample Rooms at
by
addrrifsing thf Pre«i>knt, Kev. Walter Ilillman, ClinMercer
CnlTersity,
Peuflold,
G«
idicol for half an hour, bat had to wait Shurtleff CoUeg.-, Cpper Alton, lll..„
\
ton,
lliDds county, MU^i.
ISEXJ. WUITFIELD,
J
EDWARD WILDER'S
5-tf
President Board of Trnstces.
SOT Jennie, So her heart was rather Waie Forest CoUega, Wake Forest, X. C
K I S K &. J O U X S O N ' S ,
CoUpge, Marion, Ala ...»
tooched to hear the little girl take all Uuward
a'.'G JIain St., opjvositi; Tralx'tly Hotel.
6-3m-lS
For the DeUcate Skin of Ladles and Children.
i
Baylor UniTertity, Independence, Texas
•JJNIOX UNmi:RSITY,
tiie blame so meekly upon herself; and Cnirersiiy of Lewisbarg, Lewi«bnrs, I'li.
, Sold b y a l l Dragrglata.
iii^O-lf
Jewell Cullsge, Liberty, Mo
2
Mnrfreesboro, Tennessee.
dbe said more kindly than she had spoken William
Cniir<T»ity
of
EocUester,
Rochester,
X.
Y
PAPER WAREHOUSE,
before," No, indeed. Ally, I shall not Union Cnivcrsity, Marfreesborp, Tenn
REV. D. H . S E L P H , X. M.,
President
and
Prof,
of
Moral
Philosophy.
leaTe yau at all, I'll wait for you, and OrrRon College, Oregon City
361 Main Street,
rnrman University, Greenville, S. 0
<
.\dds and bringa n a netv ara In mrdiclnr. It is purely
perhaps we shall not be late after all," Mi.>ii(sippi
Professor of Theology.
College, Clinton, 31i»»
Tegetable, and not only cnree CIiIlU and Fever aad Fevor G E O . W . J A U M A N , A . . M . ,
The quick tears started again in Ally's Mount
Lebanon University, Mt. Lebanon, La
MEMPHIS, : : : TENNE&SKE.
and Ague, bnt restores the blood to its proper consistency
Prtifesacr of .\ncirnt Languages.
Kai<tntazoo
Coilegp.
Kaiontazoo,
M:ch_
Use eyes, but this time they were grate- Cbtcago Univerrtty, Chicago, Ill_
1
T. T. EATON,i'rof.A.ssor
M.,cif Mai hematics.
and riil» the system entirely of the malarU.
fid tears, and she said sweetly, " It's veryBethel College, Kusscllville, Ky.....
Southwestern Pablishing Company.
REV. J . M. P H I L L I P S ,
Univenity, Waco, Texasgood in you, Jennie; and, indeed, Fm Waco
Principal
Preparatory
Dt-partment.
Wolfrille, X. S
Jobbers and Betail Dealers in
jart as sorry for your sake as for my own AcadU '.'oUege,
Til" next soisiou of this institution willill oop-^n on August
THEOLOGICAL INSTITUTIONS.
, ISTO.
3i
>
,
ISW,
close
srcotd
Thursday
in
Jtane,
^bat I'm so Tame. I know I'm a great
SAUK ASO LOCATION.
5TI-DENW.
DR. SHALLENBERCER'S
TUtTIOS PEE ANSCX.
BOOK, NEWS, WRITING, FLAT
The«>l. Dep. Madison Univ'y, Ilainiltun. N. Y
trouble to you all the time,"
Preparaeery IVpartuent
$30 to $10
Jfew Huspton Theol. Sem'y, Fairfax, Vt
Cotleci'ite
» « to $00
—AND—
Oh, well, it can't be helped, I sup- Newton Theol. Institution. Newton Center. Mass
EDWARD WILDER'S
laridentals iwr month
— SOceaU
Wecfn
Baptist'Theol.
Institn'n,
Georgetown,
Ky
Board per Week...™.
$3 to $4
pose^" said her sister, in something of Kalamazoo Theol. Seminary, Kalamazoo. Mich
^ I S T T I D O T E
Wrappini^ Papers.
All students entering are charged from date of entrance
A l x v a y s Stops tUe C h i l l s .
htr old impatient tone. "Come, don't Bochester Theol. Sem'y, Eochester, N. Y..,..„„ 35 This M^icine
—BO dedactiona except for protraetinl illness.
The iutitution is now fuUy organized and prepared to
haa beea before the PnbUo
Theol. DB3. Univ'y of Lewisbnrg, Lewisburg, Pa
joo think you can go now ? Try ; lean Sottth'n
eater upon iU career of aaefnlnesa. Tba bniUioga wMch PBINTIKQ IKKS^Book, Kews, Job and Card , alsi.
fifteen jcara, and is still ahead of all other
Bapt.
Theol.
Seminary,
Greenville,
S.
C
51
were
sadly iaJureU daring the war are being thoBangbly
OD me, and I guess you can." So Ally Theol. Dep. ShcrtUff College, Upper Alton, IIIrepaired.and measnrea are on foot forraatoriag the library Colored of all Grades.
known remedies. It does not purge, docs
aad
apparataa
to their farmer canditiaa.
Theol. Seminary, Chicago, III
got up; aided by her sbter's arm, she Chicagii
not sicken Ihe stomach, is perfectly mfo in
Pr.
Shelton,
who
was formerly connected with the Uni32 any dose and tinder all drctunstonccs, and
venity, nas returned, and the Traateea congratnbte
joanaged to walk so nicely, that the great Croier Theol; Seminary, Chester. Pa_
themselrea
on
aeauring
hla aervicea.
Are not intended aa a griping, powerful purgative, but aa President &elph will,for
Medicine that will
the present, conttnne hia labors PRINTING CARDS AND CARD BOARD
ad)ool-bell was still ringing as they hur- T H E M O S T P E U F E C T I E O N T O N I C — is theC only
a
mild
andaearcbing
cathartic—searching
oat
and
bring*
in the field to raise an endowment, and hia claaaea win be
URE IMMEDIATELY
\ t Uannfacturers' Prices.
amang the ether membera of tba flacnity.
permanently every form of FCTCT aad ing forth from the system all that makea ill health, and distribated
jied in at the gate, and they were not H E U E M A N ' S F E K U A T E D E U X E H O F B A K K . and
For
fhrtber
information
apply
to
aay
member
of
the
because it is a perfect Antidote t» leaving It cleansed and strong.
faculty or
D. D. M A S K T ,
iKle after all.
A pleasant cordial prepare<I frjm Cali- Agne,
5-tf
Sec. Boaij^ of Trusteea.
Slalaria.
W AH orders by Mail or Expressfilledwirti cart-; ar:d,
That evening, after Ally had gone to saya Bark and Pyrophosphate of Iron,
Sold by eJl DruoKists.
if ao desired,«ent "C. ti. D."
Q . E O R G E T O W N F E M A L E No neeeasity to go beyond Uemphis for anythirrg ia am
bed, and Jennie was studying her spell- possessing the valuable properties of iil-13.1y.iv.l3-B
t-tl
line.
_
isg lesson for the next day, she suddenly iron, phosphorus and calisaya, withoat
SEMINARY.
B. F. GEOSS.
looked up and asked, Mother, what is any injurious ingredients^. As a preven- D. B. XnOMAS.
The next scholastic . of this Institution will open
WATEJiS'
the meaning of sympathy f It is in my tive to fever and ague, and as a tonic for
September C, ISCS, aai close tha aeaond Wedaeaday In
June, IS?*.
EDWARD WILDER'S
THOMAS
GROSS,
ioBon, and I caa al^ ays^ remember bet- patients recovering from fever or other
NEW SCALE PIANOS
Bi>ABD or IXST&CCTIOX AND QATKBHXBST.
ter how to spell a word when I know sickness, it is recommended as unsurw i t h Xroit I ' r a m e . OweiatrnnK Biias
J. J. Rui ktr, A M., Prin^dU
amxcrACTvacaa or
anA AgTmOe B r l d c c .
passed by the most eminent physicians.
what it means."
J.Mxit
£. Farfuan,
A.
M.
,
Mrt
.
E.
M.
Famam,
Lxzzit
Whuler, Mrt. R, e. Hatch, Melodeona and Cabinet Orgrans
* It means the power of entering into Physicians in prescribing, and the public L E -A. T H E « ,
Mkt
SHa
Tkompton,
The best manntactured.
thefeelingsof others, sharing their en- in puichasing, should be particalar to
Mrt. M. M. Rueker, Miu M. S. Craviford.
T
V
a
m t n t e d f o r Six T c i t r i .
jpjments and their sufferings, and so specify HEGEMAN'S, as there are many
And Dealrra in
For particniara addrcaa ms at Georgatown, Ey.,
S-Sm.n
J.
J.
BVCKER.
Pianos. Mtkideons and Orsana of aiz ftratslass maker
to make them happy, or patient inferior articles in the market, purportat greatly rednced prices ibr Caah. Hew 7 octave Play
la what ita name denote*—a true mother'a friend. It
Ibr
|Z7t aad aprar^; new cabinet orxans tar $Sp and ^
aoder trouble, by showing them that we ing to be of the same combination. Pre- Leather and Shoe Findings, does away with the nanaeons doae of vermifnge and witB
ward. Saeond-baad instramenU at great bar^na. II
PLANDTG
MILLS.
Inatrated Catalotreea mailed for tbrae eenta. warenma
the poisoBoua effects of all worm candy. It is a pare
anderstand and care about what they pared only by Hegeman <& Co., Chem- . ' * rCRKIGH ASD D0MB8TIC
411 Broadway, Kew Xork.
HO&ACE WATXBS.
•ymp,
perfectly
harmleaa
ia
its
natnre,
aad
is
warranted
ft*]. Our joys are idways doubled, and ists and Druggists, New York, and sold
Q . A Y O S O P L A N I N G MILL,
Teatlmonlala.
In all casea to relievo the little snSerer of worms.
Tba Waters Pianoa are known aa amonc the very bea
•or sorrows divided, by the knowledge by all respectable druggists.
K. T. Evanceltat.
CALF AND
SKIirS,
We can apeak of the merits of the Wattrs Pianos fc«
Ifeat kind Inends sympathize -with us.
Jio. Uli Adams Street,
peiaonal knowledge aa beittg of the very best quality
CSirist commands us to be sympathetic
Christian IntelUgencer.
The Watert Planoa are bniU of tha beat and most thi>Tanners' and Corriers* Tools, Tanners' Oils,
MEMPHIS.
I H K B he bids us 'weep with those who P H O T O G R A P H P A R L O R S
oo^ty aeaioned material.—Advocate aad Jonmal.
Oar fHeada wUl find at Mr. WaUrs* store the very bfll
wvep, and rejoice with those who rejoice;'
of Hanoa, Mdodaona and Organs to be lenil
BTC., ETC.,
WM. FAXRIS. 'aaaortraeat
AfclX. BUSSELl.
251
Main
Street,
la the Cnilsd Statea.—Graham'a Magazine.
and we are told, f Bear ye one another's MEMPHIS, : : TENNESSEE.
HaTinf naed one of Waters' Piano* for two yearsj
have foond It a m y ranerier laltnuaent.—Alonao Graj
366
fcadens, and so fulfill the law of Christ.'u
Principal Brookly^o Helghu Seminary.
J. w. RACE, PliotcH{T«her.
We Save two Waten Pianoe In onr Seminary, whlo
BUSSELL,
FARRIS
&
CO.
Sympathy b very sweet and precioos,'
MjSMPHIS,
TEi^k
have been aererriy teatad far three years, and c»
EDWARB
WILDER'
S
MEDICINES
teatUy
to their good qnallty and daraWUty.—Woodt
BLOOMINeTON
NURSERYi
endued Jennie^s mother earnestly,
Caah
paid
far
Hidaa
aad
Laathor
in
the
ronah.
Onpify.
* t . CarroU. III.
Xannlhctnrera of
Bozacv
WATUS, ESQ.—Dear Sir—The PUno yoo
"and I wish my daughtCT would culti- ISTSTEAR. SOO ACRES. 10 ORBSNHOUSES. W.6a>.nnD
Ar« madaaad Mmponnded in tha tnoat acientifle naBner,
me ia allowed to be the beat Plaao ia this town, and thiae
^ e i t ; for I think it would make her F^dt, Ornamental and Nursery Stock
W eeveral of Chlckaring'a and Stoddart's here.-Chsi
Aorais vurrxD evwy.
aad are the moat powerfia known in tho TegeUbla kingB ^ Perth, a w .
Doors,
Sash,
Blinds,
Patent
WeatherVbire fertau aaiaae eriaiatt
*ore patient with her l ^ e sister, who ton,SeadMcLean
10 eents for Fall Catslognes. BloomingBorace Watera, 481 Broadway, U famed for the excrtdom, and ara warranted not only to core aU the diaeaaea
leace
of hia PUnoa and Oixaaa.-Evening Poat.
eonntj,
IIL
F.
K.
PHOEHIX
a
u
a
s
:
tt
bM
aM
eeuve
iiso patient herself under her affliction."
(br which they are reooBuaended, bst to eradicate them boarding, Flooring, Molding, ManThe WaUra PUao ranka with the beat mannfkctnirsd is
1-7
America.—ne H. T. Indeaendent.
froia the tyttea and leaTe It In tha h U a ^ of Tigor
But Jennie was to learn the sweet
Uonsat BoDto*.—Since Kr. WaUra gave up pablishinf;
"Who
Would
Suffer?"
aheet
he haa davotcd aU hia capital and attentirn
and itrensth. They are alike preacribed aad ucd by the
ties. Casing, Cornices, Tracery^ tathemfiaic,
grace of sympathy by a personal lesson. It ia now tnnty-two yean aince Dr. Tobiaa fint lotroaasafhettire
and aaie-of PUtoa aad MWodiow.
aibleat and moet learned medical men aad t ^ tha mlaiatry,
Behaa Jnattaned a catalogae of hia new instramcntr,
One night, as she was preparing for bed, dacedtks
"Teiatiaa Uaiineiit** in the TTslM StatM,
BlTiaca aew aeale of prlaea, which alowa a marked
, 8l<nr lUdUnga, Wood Turnaoii Bem in • ateda inatane* ha* Ua mcdleia* tailed to
and In no instance hare they ever beea known tb CaU in
dactlon from former ratea, aad hia PtaaiM hkvermntl)
abe chanced to run a needle, accidentally extaraal
ilo all. If not »or« than i« atated In kla pamphlat. Aa an
been awarded the JTtatPremlaa at eeveral Fairs. Banj
performing a rapid and'certain care.
temadj
in
caaaa
of
Ohnmle
Bhamitatbai,
HeadpeopU at the iwaeent day, who are attracted. If not »B
e.3mis
ing
and
Scroll
Satoif^f,
^ ^ppcd upon the carpet, into her little ack«,
ToetlMdw, Bndaes, BniU, Cnta, Som, SwclUnsa,
te^ with the flamia* adrertiaamcnta of rival
Sprain,
StlBta
of
laaaeU
and
fatna
In
Liatla,
Back
and
m.
koawe, probably overleok a medaat maanlkatarer Kk
ffoot. It festered and Bwelled, and iClieat,
It! voadarM cntaUTe powara ara miracnloaa. S :B I T T
T R E B 1
3tr. W Um
a t m ; hat we bm^ea taknew that hU i » t n ^ t
CoUe, Diatrbea,
And*U
work
pertalniss
to
tha
internal
and
extenal
earned
a good repntatiaa Vrng before XSwaltiM
so painful the next day that she TakealntanianvfbrtlwcanofCkoIera,
DTaaatwj-i Sick Haadaeba and ToalttBC, itt toothing and
I L e ' S E K t e , SOH & (XKS
xie
aad"haaora**cattBected «b*mrlth w a ever thoaiP
penatratiBc
qaaatiN
aa
aoon
aa
taken.
The
oatb
finlah
of
baOdiags,
d not wear her thick boot, and her with which each kottle ia accompanied viU show that SEED
CATALO
G WE
Inacfd, we hare oae of Itr. Vatan^ PJano f o r t * * *
la onr
1
arn*lkM(whMalthae
atood for years), of
iaaotUnciaJarionataitacoiBiKiaitlon. Thonaanda
AXBSVWCtOTBK
80I.
E
PBOPBIXrOB,
lO* made a soft list slipper for the eftherecertiteatM
anyaaanfoetnxM
l a t o worid m ^ t weU fee mro*
iMTi! been recrired apeakiac of the rate
Ornament^^^wraHons,
in
Wood^
We
have
aJiway*
been
delisted
wttkfTaa a i w e r f ® ^
Tlrtnea of thia valnahte aitlela. Any pmon alter haring Flower and VegetaUd Qarden for 1870
wounded EaoL This was comfortar QKd
a M pwacfhl teBtrtDaat. aad thatdta w doabt
it onM « m aerar he withoat it. Xrei? bottle of the
of-Gronsdaa
Vance*
aad
Oeanro
Gardeaa,
A
o
a
the
ats
(Slaria*
Kront)
K«in
Street
d a i a W ^ . More than &ia,aoBe ar4ha baat aaaf
the atgaatore of "S.I. Tobiaa^ on the oatin Jannarr. ET«I7 lover of flow^a wlahln
^fe ^oucb when Jennie was sitting still; SennlDehaa
a the dty,
eeeeral
Bl*In««t te the laoat elaboiate. We aln work, urf keep kpfaew
aide wrapper. Sold bjr the Smgrifta and StORke«peta Vablidicd
thia
new
and
ralnable
work,
£ree
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StomacI) Bitters
Sarsaparilla and Potash
BELLS,
Extract of Wild Cherry
II-
TAKDCSES
Chill Tonic
REV.
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D.D.,
Fever and Ague
FamUy Pills
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UBGE WINTER HEAD LETTUCE.
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b b i s Bead b i p e r t m , Orovera aad H o r t a t a . Bochaater,
H. T..
growmaad t b o r o a ^ l y taMad tkia aaw r a .
r M y U r tha paat throa yeara. aow oifer i t t o tbe pabUc aa
a l l M a a d T a l a a b l a a e q a t e i t i a B f t i r b o t h the m a r k e t a k d
privata s a r d a a , aa i t i i ready fiir aaa fally
n r e e W « e k a E a r i l e r
t h a a a a y a t h e r variety of Lettaca, ezecpt t h a t crown
aadergteaa. I t viH ataad tha v i a t a r withoat protectioa
i a tha aoldaat at o a r a o r t h a r a cUaatea. I t f b r a u very
lai3p,aalid, axeaedia^y*tender, ereaniah yellow heada,
t h e oataida tama b e i ^ of a browaiah tioge. Orders f ^ r
Scad will be r v e d n d aow, t o be filled by m a n , in waled
paekasai, a t 50 cents, aad can only be bad g e n a i a e a n d
t r a a a t their aatabUahaint. Order imBediately aC.
JK. O V B S r S , S O H * C O . , Bocheatar, K . T .
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HempliiBi T ^ .
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c. e . c u r .
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Grocers
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T . A. ITalaoa.
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JaeobWaUer,
H a A Tonraaca,
H . A . Partes.
O. C. Speaeer,
B. O. Briakley,
F . M. V ^ t a ,
Ciea. J o h a B. Gordaa,
F . 8 . Davia,
0 . W. Fraser,
Chas.
Kortrceht,
C. P . Horria,
J . W MeCowa.
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•VH Cotton, Tobacco o r othi-r Ptoi'nce conaicnad to os
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COTTON
FACTORS
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J . H . S n k i n e , X . D.
A Specific to prevent Murrain in
'at^ and Cholera in Hogs.
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Baa p m a a a a a t ^ located i a
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ATLANTA,
TERMS:
par a a a a B i .
CLUBS TO OXK XDDKZSS.
GEORGIA^
BaTiag penaaaaatljr loeatad l a Ooriath, Miaa., I a a BOW Siagia copy,
fiOCKBt*.
prepared t o t r e a t all Diaeaata of t h a Bye. Haviag had
Ba baa opeaed a larga a a d eomatodiOBs Tiillimsig fci
f r a c Mparieaea t a tha praatita a f Madieina, aad fcr t h a
t s a t ^ y e a r a d M ^ m n e k t i i M a a d a a p a d a l attaatioB Six copies..................
thaBIiad. B e U traatiagdiMiaasa af the Xy»i
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t o tlM Bye, with tha iaBBaarabla boat of diataaea laei25 oaat*. glTiaf U s pexMaal a t t e a t t o a t o aU aaaaa pii—atad.
^ t t o t h a t taMrtant e r m do n o t beattata t o aay t h a t Tea aad apward, aaeb.
Bootea w a a U i a d t h r a a y e a n Wa«i»»»:
'
1 iriU treat with aaeaeaaan diacaaaa of tha By* t h ^ a r a
POITAOB, QOABTKKLT IB AOTAXCX.
i a t h e reach of h a a u m akiU—of a a aiatter h o w kma
exiuastad. as ha thoag^t, tka ^kiUof t h e Medteal FM*Soaata.
staadiBK.
% ^ a a b a o f tea e o p l i ^ a a d a a d e r , 4 « s
Single copiea
g mmtM fbaafam both Harth aad SaatA, ka eaiM i n t o powsataeaC
Payable a t offlaa of aabacriber.
a system of t r e a t e e a t b y w h i i ^ be waa sooa i i s t s t a t «B
I also t r e a t Cancers w i t t sneeess, ^
• •
BenUtUatea laade i a check*, poatoSea money order, or, sight. Bit was a gradaatad phyafciaa aad sncctsslai pm»when they a r r loeatad apon p a r u wharc Biadieiaf caa ba
properly applied, a a d where t h a fibrooa raoU h a v a a o t where theas ara Bot to be had, legia-cred k f era, only a t Utisaer before he twcaaMhBad. H e practioae t h e M M
axteaded t o v i u i p a r U of tha *yateB.
system b y v h i e h he vma restored. I a tiie iwat t w i a a
onr ri*k.
years ha has Ferftctly aad p e n a a a e a t l y restored a a i w t
Pa«tina*ters, beiag famished with a list of tiie u a m a
Jl^?.*'**'* ^
*»»'>• PANinELL
laaay peraea* fh>m total bHnda*e*.
vf xsbscribers to a club of papers, ara raqaiteu, by t h e
To TCBOva fkt>m t h e a i a d * of i h e m o s t c r e d a l o a s a a r
Postoffice
regalations,
t
o
deliver
t
o
thaai
t
M
r
papers.
Ko charge made for examining aye* o r eancer* anlea*
prtjadiots t h a t may arise, be refcta tbe pnbUc t o the b t treatment is given, and thea a a d e r contract.
Address
8 . a B06EBS,
lowiag first class B S B N S , cUviagtb* postofBce addrsHSf
Pablishing and Depocitory A { ^ t .
tSBMS—Cash, o r it* aquiraUnt i a good proparty.
361 Mala street, Memphis, T t n a . each, aad pn^oaes t b a t , tbr^roaf t h a t any of tha u a M t
eates herein published by him a r e not genuine, or tkiA
Pricea reasonable, and proportioned accardUg t o the
a a t u r e of the caae.
1-3T-''
S. Q. LOWBEY.
these cores were Bot eSsctsd by him a* hereia *tatad,*a
A s e n t s W a n t e d
To sell the only Complete Unabridged People's Edition of pay t o t h e order of t h e iadividaal prodaciag aaid p i w C
five thoBsaad dellar*.
c.
c.
I>r. W m . Smttlk'a
C U R E D .
ATLAKTIO BBANCH:
.Pre*ident.
Secratary.
John B . Gordo
W . C . Morria..
K I N D
LOWBET,
C A N C E R S C A NB E
CO.,
PREVENTIVE
Cotton and Tobacco Factors, Of Murrain and Hog Cholera
UuioD S t r e « t ,
OF T H E E Y EIC
COTPTHERN LIFE INSURANCE CO. J J I S E A S E S
I f E W l L *
M MKIM.
• W VAW^tVfe^'aaa V« ^AAAWABM^^
VAIAK AA4AV.
LIGNAMT SOBES, and CHBOMIC DISEASES.
I know it U thought, by pbysieiaa* geaerally, t h a t a
Canccr canaot ba cared. They have treated i t with the
L O U I S T I L M BBAMCH.
knife, and i t always prove* fhtal. The most emineat l a r now confess t h a t the kaife t* *peedy death to the paC. C. 8panoer.„
..Pre*ideat. geons
The physician who applies the kaife to a Cancer ia
K. T. Hopkin*
.Secretary. tient.
not acquainted with the diagno*is.of the di*caae.
The Tegetabla Kingdom ftirnisW* *afc and i>alnle**
the certain cure of this dread disease. Tlieae
• V I n * n r e * Lire* aad promptly adjusts and pay* losses. tperifics for
I have used with the most unparalleled aucceas
It* principal busine** U with Southern State*, and to remedies
for the past four y«ars
them i t appeal* for patreaaga. I t hsa ample meana to cows.
tally protect policy-holders and pay all !o**e*.
What physician in Tenneasee can aay thi* of hi* treatU-S-tf
ment of the fever CT meaalM T Yet medical ichool* deny
t h a t one solitary case of Cancer was aver cured 1 Are they
willing t o be convinced t I offer tho following
Q A R O U N A L I F E I N S U R A N C E CO.
Bible
Dictionary,
R e f e r e n c e s :
Gen. J . B. Gordon, Atlanta, Ga.
Cel. W. H . Praden, Daltoa, Ga.
Bev. Isham 6 . Wood. Borne, Ga.
Prof. S. G. Hillyer, Cartersville, Ga.
JCapt. W . T. Callier. Calhoua. Ga.
/ Bev. B. L. Boss, H.D-, F o r t Taller, Ga.
6 . S. Dasher, Conductor S. W . Bailruad, Ga.
I . F . Cox, Presideat F n a a l e Ccdlege, LaG.'oBg^ Ga.
, Col. B . A. Thomtoa, Cotamtnw, Ga.
Hon. C. B. WeoUn, Dawson, Ga. Dr. J . T. Boberson, Bafaula, Ala.
Hon. Charles A. Stanton, Tnsk'-gw, Ala.
Dr. W. W. Ford, Americas, Ga.
Dr. F . F . Taber, Ag't J o a r A Sless., Maroa, Ga.
Bev. J . F. Hooten, A t l a a t a , Ga.
Col. H. C. Hooten, Cnion Springs. AU.
Bon. W. H . C. Davenport, Lone S u r , Texas.
B. G- Holloway, Esq., Cotton Hill, Ga.
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T. N. Vining, Esq., Macon, Ga.
Hon. J . T. Clark, Cnthbert, Ga.
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This Dictionary embodies the results of the most recent
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Biblical scholars. CU-rgymen of all deaominations reI h a r e aaed it tiurty-two yeara for cattle with constant
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which ought to be in the hands of every Bible reader.
years, with perfect ancceaa. Follow directiona, and I
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of centuries are gathere<l into this one volume, to throw
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Xadieiae, with directiona, lold a t 50 cents per ponnd.
. \ g e n t j a r e meeting wttb unprecedeated success. One
Sent by expreas, or aa directed.
reports ."to i«rders taken the flrst three days of his canvass;
Addreaa me. with the cash, a t Shelby Depot, M. * L . B .
another 76 in two days ; another 212 in ten davs ; another
B , Tena.. or B.
Webber * Bro., 230 F r o n t atreet, or
CHALLENGE TO ANY MEDICAL SCHOOL 2D Dictionaries and 2S of our large Family Bibles in two
Ck^rllficates:
C. C. Ward * Co.. oppoaita Worabam Honae, Memphis.
half days.
' The madiciBe should be nsed from l a t H a y to 1st OctoMy
daughter
loat
her eyesight suddenly, of Ama:
Let
any
medical
*chool
i
a
the
United
State*
*end
me
a
Send for circulars with terms, testimonials, and a full
ber with cattle, and daring the year with hcgs, except in
OF MEMPHIS, TENN.,
patient amicted with what the faculty of aaid school (hall description of t h e work. Address. N a t t v . l a l P u b . I placed her under Dr. Hooten for trratmeut. I a aah
cold weather. Uuwever, I bind myself ~o refund t h e
time
she
was
entirely
restored. She can now lee a* i
pronounce to be a genuine Caacer, aiul I will promise to C o m p a n y , Cincinnati, Ohio.
dtf
money if t h e stock are broaght nnd'er its iuflnence before
as ever she ceald. My daughttr aud I cannot Bud wa
core t h a t very Cancer, provided tha (hculty of said school
they are affected with the disease, commenciag a t a n y
sufficient to express our gratitude to I>r. Hooten.
will a«ree to give ma a certificate admitting the care, U
time.
W . W . PUBTEAB.
WM. S M I T H l .
cun d, duly signed by th»m and sealed with tha great aeal
Eufaula, Ala., J u n e 1,1867.
of their college, and they shall not bo required t o give the
THE CBBISTIAN HABMONY, a New Tano Book i»
Thia is t o certify t h a t we arc rxqaainted with Mr. P n r certiUcste fur t w ^ v o o r eighteen month* after the cure Seven
SyllaMe Chatacter Notcs,by t h a t p m u l a r camposer
and know him to be a practical
and belieT*
has been treated; or,
I was alBicted with chronic inflammatory (ore e v m f a r
W I L L I A M WAXTCXA, (Author Soathern Harmony, etc.,.
lasaTerations above written m a y be relied open as
Tbe
faculty
of
any
medical
college,
or
any
reapnnsible
Tho system on which thi* work is based is unsurpassed for four years. I applied to a large number of most emiaoiK
eatiraly t r a t h f a L
physU-tian, may tend me ten case* ofcoufesaed Cancer, and simplicity,
physicians
without obtaining any relief. Withia tasa
Usned—H.'C. Brewer, B . N. Bosa, John R. Giles, J . M.
e facility with which any one can learn
1 will prumlse t o cure nine out of ten—quite as large a to sing. One 3ft htho
Bond, Matban Stewart. A- Saeaa, J . F . Orr, A.
bes« music books ever published. weeks Dr. Hooten perfectly cured me of all blindness eaA
proportion
an
physiciaiu
cure
of
the
simplest
forms
of
disJ . White * Co., Tboa. J . Boss, Jubn E . Branch,
Selling remarkably fast. For sale by booksellers geae- soreness of the eyes. I would t h a t I could repay Br. X .
I n E f o r e B a ^ i n s t LOBS o f L i f e
ease.
the debt of gratituda I owe him for my almost miracaiaaB
S . B . Webber * Bra., J a s . Scott. B . A. Praden.
and by tho p u b l u h e r .
E." W. MILLElf.
I call upon the medical schools especially to p u t my rally,
restoration- I cheerfully give this certificate for thakaa
C. A. Tonng, W. H . ^ t o n , A. B . Snead.
" "
lloa, 1104, Saasom Street, Philadelphia, P a .
2-trskill in the trcatihent of the Canccr to the most rigid but
fit of suffering humanity. Bespcctfully,
fair trial.
^
THOS. W. JOHSSON, Proprietor Eatujg Beaae.
There are cases which I except in the above challenge:
SmithviUe, Ga., May 31,18C7.
1. Cajicer In th< mouth or throat. •
—AND—
S. Wnen located where it cannot be reached by my rem
A U T H O R I Z E D
C A P I T A L
% 5 0 0 , 0 0 0 . edits.
My daughter entirely lost her eyc-iight from L
^•
3. IVhi-re the patieist i* affiieted with another dlsea*e or B L A N K BOOK M A N U F A C T U R I N G , When I placed her under Dr. Hooten she was totally I
l a aboat six week* >be wa* entiraly restored to
a complication of di*«.'«*e«. I have had patient* sent me
Every vestige of disease was removed from b t r oves.
ia the last stage* of coasumption. The Cancer wa* cured
361 M a i n
Street.
but tbe coDSumptioB killed.
JAS. UILL1.1B*.
Quitman, Brooks county, Ga., Nov. 1,18G7.
4. Tbe patient (hall not bo ao old or weakly t h a t thert
i* not sufficient vitality left to produce granulation aftei
The
of t n
h e American Basket
n e »GiIrF- xT PEACH
r c A L U uBASKET,
a s i l ^ , or
Officers.
the Cancer is taken out.
Com
npaay, la to canstmcted aa to carry delicate f n i i t with
For the benefit of those saffering with sore eyes, a a d a
a. The Cancer shall not have been of so long itanding 1
ITaving exteasive facilities, a r c prepared to execute justice to Dr. Hooten. I will state that I look my wife*
the least puasiUe i o j a r y . I t ia strong, t j ship long disR
WOODWARD,
Regular
Physician.
^
to have involved some vital part, as in some two or thn
thre* work in tbe best manner, a t Northern Prices.
tancea,
cheap a a o a { ^ to give away.
icea, and cheap
Dr.
Hooten on the 7th of May. 1808, entirely blia£-4fc
case* brought here. I do not p.-ofess to r ^ u v e n a t a o l d
M. J , WICKS, President
Var Grape*, t h e neatest a n d most economical packing
result of a very high degree of infiainmation of the f f m
age,
or
to
raise
the
dead,
but
t
o
cure
Cancars
under
ordi
box i a u e . Caa be shipped in daCs, a n d a n y child that
Sbe cummcnced improving very soon under his t r e a u s a s l .
A- SEESSEL, Vice President.
nary circomstancea, and malignant Sore* and ether diacan drlra tacks a a a p n t them together. Circulars sent
and coDtinnod to Improve rapidlT until quite restotedac
Blank work ruled to any given pattern. .
eaae*. Yet I have luccessfuUy treatod patients from 70 to
W. F, BOYLE, SecreUry.
free.
f-Jy-at—B-l-1m-ia
sight. On the 15th day of July following she retail
• ' y e a r s old.
aSTOincial work, with or withont printed headings, home with her sight entirely restored, wilhoul. i
W. C. McCLURE, Treasurer.
1 *«nd uo medicinc* o u t of my cfflce, nor *hall 1 executed in .t superior manner, AS LOW as the same slightest inflammation about her eyes pt^rceptible. I '
J . H. EDMONDSON, General Agent
treat any cases in f u t u r e except tboie who put then>setvet work can be bad in any city nortli of Memphis.
saR in recu-mmending I>r. Huoten to every one s u t k i
1 7 0 R T Y
T H O U S A N D
CASES
O F
under my personal treatment, and consent to remain with
with their eyes. S. 8. DUNL.\.P, firm ol Mnrcau A Vaal
JL GOODS
GOODS«
were shipped frura our honseln one year, to
mo until pronoaneed cured or discharged by lae.
I V E M E A N AI.I< W E S A Y .
4-tf
Macon, Ga., July 2.>, 18CS
families. Hubs and mercbauts, in every part t>f the
conntry, from Maine t o Caiifurnia, a m o u n t i n g in value
REFERENCED
to over
My daughter was blind in one eye aluiit two yw
Dr. B<iyd, M. D., McLemoresville, Tenn.
The other was Involved at time* io ahl^h ufgree ofiati
Dr.
J
.
M.
Fort,
M.
D.,
Missouri,
cured.
O
o
n
s
n
l
t
i
n
g
P
h
y
s
i
c
i
a
n
s
,
mation- Tlie disease was Granular Cunjnnctivitis.
O X E H I I . I . I O X DOI.E..4RS.
TO S E L L THE ONLY
Dr. Dillard, D. D., Lexington, Xy., cured
Is r o w perfectly restored to sight. Nu person caa.
Warner fipindle, Fredericksburg, Va.
that h«r e}<* were ever affected.
Elder
W.
C.
Buck,
Waco,
Texas.
Onr lacilities for transactioK this iramonie bosinoss a r c B . W . A V E N T .
Complete, Unabridged People's Kdition I was mytjelf blind of Granular Conjunctivitis tuaT*
F. A. R A M S E r .
t b a s ever
W.
»h» p r i a .
Hen. Joel Berry, Hissl**ippi.
Ooe of my eye* burst o u t . I had to be UhI every
cipal C'Uea t o purchase goods from t h e Manufacturers,
Hr. NorSeet, M. D., Port Royal, Tenn
OF—
T went. I tried maay di*tingtiiBhed oculists witboi
Importers, aod
Importcrs.
and otfiers,
otfi<-ra, tbi
J b i ^['ASH.
A S " " and often a t an imDr Sayles. M. D., Ridgely, Mo.
cfit. Cnder the treatment o f D r . Hooten t i n - e •a-'
mense
ense sacrifice from tbe oori^,
r i ^ a a l cost of ,production.
l)T. Dillard, M. D. Chicago, III.
D r . W m .. SS n dt a ll U ^i a
beyond all exiicctations of myscU a_d ..jen"».
Our stock consists, in p a r t , uf the fuilowiag goods:
Peterson Tanner, Athens, Ala.
now see to make my way alone comfortably. Since
Attorneys.
J . B . Graves, Memphis, Tuna.
i n ; myself under Dr. Hooten. to my certain knoa
Col. John McGee, Dalton, Ga.
he has restored a number of persons from blindaaaS'
J . E. McDowell, M. B., Helena, K y .
several years' (taading. Ha has a large number «(|
Dr. O Smith. Texas, cured.
L O G W O O D & P E Y T O N .
Containing over one thousand closley printed deable- tients with the moat malignant type* of *ore eyes,
Tbe atwve is tbe proposition made to tho medical schools column, octavo pages, from new electrotype plates, o n are making wonderful improvement, and are |
W . J . JAMKS.
of Tenuesaec and the Soath by my fother, B . W. J a n u a r y , good paper, and appropriately illustrated with over two rejoiced a t their success.
A t U n U , Ga., July 9.1SG9.
during the period u f l h i r t e e a years; and so manifest was
Peisons desiring further information wiM sp|>iy ic S
his success, tbat no school ever accepted it. I now renew hundred engravings, and a series of fine, authentic maps.
the challenge.
Directors.
This Dictionary embodies the results of the most recent Hooten for circulars.
I was educated in the scienco of medicine by my father,
Persons failing to receive answers to their l -tters isiars
and associated witlThim for eii;ht years ia the treatment study, researsh, and investigation of about sixty-five of ately, will please write again.
S-fimS*
W. R Hunt,
A. Sees^l,
of Cancers and other m a l i g t a n t affections, and a t bis the mMt eminent and advanced Biblical scholars now
death, which occarrcd iu
be c o m m i t t ^ the secret liriDg. Clergymen of all denosiinations approve it, a n d
P. W. Smith,
F. Titus,
alone to me.
Elegant French and German Fancy. Roods, iK-antifal B. K-Pullen,
N. S. Bruce,
Haviug served :uy country as a soldier tltrough tbe late regard it as t h e best work of its kind in t h e English
Photograph Albums, t h e new^it and choicest styles i o Wm. Joyner,
and, with others, lust all, I now devote myself to rbe latignage, undone mhich uogiit to be in the hands of «rery Killed in 48 Hours, witiout Knife or
E. M. Apperson, war,
treatment of Canccr especially, aud to tite other above- Bible reader in the land.
Morocco and Velvet BindiDgs.
By t h ! great Frcnch Bemetly, a t
N. D. Menken,
J. T. Pettit,
mentioned diseases.
Morocco Traveling Bags, Uandkcrchief aiid Glove J. 6 . Lonsdale,
I
t
is
a
great
library
in
itself.
Tbe
labor
and
learning
I
have
removed
to
Trenton,
Tena.',
on
the
line
of
the
M. J. Wicks,
DR. SPALDJNG S
Mobile and Ohio Bailroad, and easy of access from all of centuries ore gathered in this one volume, to throw a
Boxes, etc.
W. B. Greenlaw,
W . L. Vance,
parts of the South and West. I t is a pleasant town, very
STATE
CA5CEB
ASD LrSG IXFIRMll^
healthy, board cheap, and society good. U y residence i« Clfar, strung light U|>0U every page of the iuspired word.
W, H. Moore.
one mile in the country, and ofBcc in town. Patients can .\gi'n<s are mcttiug with u n p n t e d e n t e d success. One
NASUriLLE, TEXXESSEE.'^
VTf have al»o made arrans^meDti with fom? of t h e
be accommodated with board in private houses in the reports 55 orders taken the first three days of his tanvass;
leading Poblishing Hnasrs that will enabli- as to sell tbe
country or In town, as tbey may prefer. This arrangeOFFICE—City
Hotel, room 40, over Morton's BBBK
standard and latp»t works of pvpniar anthom a t about
ment is far preferable to a large infirmary crow^ded with another 7ti in two days ; another 21^ in ten days. . \ n
one^half the regular pricf—soch as Byron, Moore, Bnrn»,
those affected with a loatbesomt disease.
agent «uld 3(0 iu one town and vicinity. Send fnr circo- Store, south side Public Square. Contnltatic* IHA
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Charges will vary according to the character of the dis- Urs with terms, Ic-stimonials, and a full di. > '!>tionof OpcratiKg Booms c a Church street.
variou* forms of L i f e ' saraaee, and reapectAilly solicit* ease,
Binding?—and hundrrd^ of others.
but la all cases reasonable. rPayments
must be made
ay
pabiic
patronage.
*ep7
t
f
Consumption, Di(^|p*r6 of the E r e and Ear, n
These and everything else for
when the patient i* discbargeil. When no benefit is n> the work. Address, NATIONAL I'UBLiSUI.VG CO.,
ceived, na pav will be demanded.
&U-Gm24
178 Elm street, Cinciutati, Ohio.
Cancers, Old Sort^s, Spinal <.:um]>1a-nti>, DisThe Bev. J . B. Graves, editor of "The Baptist," has
t)cen familiar with m y father's practice for many year*,
S ^ 1 0 , 0 0 0
F O R , ^ 1 0 .
ea»es of Women, and
•ind he kindly |>ermits me to refer to him.
We do not offcr a single artiale of mprcbandi^e t h a t can
For further information, seniT for circular and testimobo sold by regular dralcrs a t o u r price. We do not ask Fremium When tbe Classes are Comi4ete,
PRIVATE DISEASES OF LO.VO-STAXDING
I'i^U. Address
you to buy goods from us unless we ran sell them cheaper
This is tbe book for every one who wishes to under- Asthma, Bronchitis, and all old
than you can obtain them in any other way—while the
irhlcb are now being rapidly filled up.
stand or refute Campbellism. I t should be in every famJ. O. J A N U A R Y , M . D.,
%
greater p a r t of onr goodd aresuld a t about
ily.—J.
B. Grave*, £d. Baptist.
apt
TBENTON, TENN.
The work itself we consider the best book on the subA d v a n t a s e a . — T h o Advantages of this Assoeiatloa
ject for popular reading—N. M. Crawford, Pre«iJeut of treated successfully.
over ordinary Life Insurance Compaaiet a r e ; Ko panic*
Georjetown College, Ky.
can break i t ; t h e fees ar» so small, and required to be
Medicines sent to all parts of tbe United States.
"We want good reliablp np-nts in every p a r t of tha ^ ^ a t such long intervals, t h a t any m a n can secure to
I have never mot with, any work which fills its place.
country. By eraploylag your spare lima t o form clnba
Here we have an index to all Mr. (?ampbell taught, with
Uy a eompeteacy apoa h b death.
Addreso
DB. SPALDING k 00.,
and sending us o r d e n , you caa obtain t h e most liberal
chapter and page for evt rything t b a t is aIBrmed.—.\. B.
eomminions, either in Cash or Merchandise, andallgoada
4-Cm.2D
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Cabaniss, late President of Brownsville Female College.
sent by us will be as rrprp«ent<-d, and we guarantee satlsPrice per siagl<> copy, postpaid, 81 M. Orders for
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4<.> tf
Humboldt. Tenn.
T H E GRE.\T
good* we sell.
The holders of the Clisck* have t b e privilrgo of eithar
.\GENTS WANTED.
o , JXTo. 8 8 4
S t .
purchasing the a r t cle tbereun desoibed, orof exchaaging
fur any articl« mentioned oa our Catalo^ae. numberiag
K I L L S ALL PAIN I N TWO MINUTES.
over 3S0 diOi-rent articles—not one of which can be p u r B o w d of Direatsra.
chased in the usual way
the same money.
For
the
past
ten
year*
I
have
given
spccial
attention
to
Hen. P . T. ScaroGS, of Scraggs Jt Dancan.
The advantajc* of first sendiug fur Chucks a r e these:
Scrw,"
A. TAcai.Be, IE*q., of A. Vac*aro A Oo.
D l a c a a c a o f t l i e K y e «tnd B » r ,
W e a r * c s u t a n t i y buyic;; small lots of very valaable
J . S. S t u n o n , Xsq., of Stantoa A Moore.
goods, which are not on our catalogues, and fur which ws
A. IlATcaiTT, Esq.. of Bnsby A Hatchalt.
a a d to the largs practice and experience of tbat period, I
The Second Great Book of the age NOW BEADY. \ v e
Ligne checks till all are sold; besides, in every )arg« club
XD. PicaxTT, J r . , of Measick A Pickett.
have n-ceatly added t h a t of day after day following and hope for this work a sale equal to t b e
we will p u t checks P>r Walrh<-», Qnilt^, Blanket*, Dress
W. B . HOKKS, Examining Physlciaa.
observing the practice of the leading phy^cians and surPatterns, or some other ar:iele of value, giving soma
K<^n* of the great IlospitaU and Infirmaries of New
member* of the d a b a n opportunity of purciiasing a a
York, and made myself practically csuverxant with t h e
OAccvs.
article for about oiie-qnart»r of its value.
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
many recent discoveries and improvement* in treatment
D. C. TBADEB, President.
I n every order amouciing t« over J50, accompanied
and
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The greatest Snbscrlptioa Book of modem times.
H.
M.
BAGAM,
Secretary.
by ihe cash, the Agent may retain f"i, and in every order
C. C. WABD A BRO:, MemphU, E B T I N , P E X D L H i a m a .
I n no department of Medicine have such improvements
H . O. TBADEB, Trsa«arer.
6-3m-18
ofover ;iOO, S3 may be rrtained to
CO., Sasbville, Wholesale A p B t i .
beea made, in late year*, as in disease* of t h e E y i aud The above works, with o u r P I C f O B I A L BIBLE OF
Ear. I have restored t o useful vision and bearing, per- 1000 ILLirSTRATlONsf, open') a feld i * snrpMsing rich
PcicE—51 psr Bottle; SO pet Dozen ; |T2 jx rCroas
sons ccnsidored hopelessly blind and deaf.
ne«s to every earnest worker.
j y j E R C H A N T S ' N A T I O N A L B A N K ,
Copies given to any person t^caAtie a good .\g?ot.
The life of hundreds is made mlserhbla by sore eyes and
Thia offer it more e^; ciaily to assist Agents in the
Eighty pages sent free. Address, stating Teriitory
ears tbat coald be cured in a short Ume, AND AT SMALL
desired,
Western and Southern
EXPENSE.
tes, b u t is open to all cu!GOOOSPEED db CO.,
tomen.
I believe I a m the only regular practicing physician in
dsn efthstkraat s a 4 l a ^ , t a d
OF MEMPHIS, TENN.,
.
37 Park Kow, Sew York.
th» State who give* i p c ^ l attaation to diseases of t h ( 148 Lake St., Chicago.
Eye
and
Ear—thereby
having
greatly
t
h
e
advantage
ol
4-3!n-lC
o t e iaariiaU aad i
.\pent4 will be paid teirper cent, in Cash or Morcbandise
thcwe who a r e (Imply "oculist* a n d a a r i s t s , " for diseases
llaalUBtluBB.
when they fill u p their entire clnb, f j r which below we
tllmwitili t t l ^ v O l
both r e q a i n Tor tbeir raccessnu treatntent conatitn*
No. 8 J E F F E R S O N S T R E E T . of
give a partial list Of commissions:
' p H E
S C L W E R N O N G
G R A P E
civsD f r m b t say cats la wkMi
4a sot a O .
tional
rem^ie«>
.
For an order ofSOT, from a d a b of tUirtv, tre will pay
bmSl. AltwkowuiUU
rer(on» can bo au^ccMfaUy treated here aiid a t very
OUJFEIJPJP
tha Aeent, **conimi»«ii»i, 28 yards Brown or Blcnchin!
csa tserirs a taanT* ef eer medlriu f m .
much lest expense tLan In any of tbe citiea.
Sheeting, Good Dress P a t t e r n , Wool&iaare Shawl, French
AntUorlxed Capltsa, - • $1,000,060
Treatoa.
U a
Cttsslmere Pants a n 3 \"e»t Pattern, fine large White
— - " . ia
mmaccesaibla
B«SUSV t o aU poinU by
vm railroad,
T
Patld I n CapJUtl,
300,000
h e a "l t"l ^ town, and has aU the asoal" social
Counterpsne, etc., etc., or ?3 in cash.
iai ia"d v a n t a l ^ .
The Unfallins Grape for the Soath \
SQUINT OR CROSS-EYE RELIEVED
BY A
.IE
C-3m 18
F o r a a order of $50. ft.im a clcb of fifty, we will pay tbe
SLIGHT OPEBATION.
Aj;ent,
commission.
yards Sheeting, on* pair heavy
Wool BUnkats. PopUn Ih»a* Pattern, handsonia Wool W. B . CHEBBY. P r » « ' t
Be/^rreace^jMrmimoi^The^^^^ physicians a a d citiiens
A. T . LACY, Vita rre«ideBt,
Square Shawl, SUrer-Ca^o Watch, etc., etc., or 55 in cash.
of Trenton and TJclaity, whera 1 have resided for ten
J , J . FSEBMAV, Ca*hier.
year*.
A CTonsaiuptive
C a r e d .
For a a ordsr af ?1(K>, from a club of one hundred, we
trill p v tha Agent, a* csmmission, 109 yard* good vardS. W . CAUIWEIsIs. M . D . .
DB.
U.
JAMES,
a
rrtirad
physician,
discovered, wtAs
wide Sheeting. Coin Silver Hunting Cat* Watch,"Elch
Trenton, Tena.. December, 1808.
deSC tf
in the East Indie*, a cure f . r Consomption. A'Uiaai,
SIBXCTOKS.
l o n g Woal Shawl, Suit of all Wool Frcneh Cajslmeri,
Croncbltis, and General Debility, when l is only child,
^ 0 * Woodrali;
Tho*.' B. Smith,
A. J , White,
etc., etc., or $10 in cosh.
T ^ R . C H A R L E S PICKETT, O F F I C E
d a n ; b t e r , wa; sivpo «i> to die. His child was tnred. aaC
B . A. ^ r t e a ,
H . T , TomUasoD,
A. T . L a c e j ,
U
DOW alive and well. He wilt send the recii»o for makiar
We do not employ any TiaVeUng Agents, and etutom- J a s . B . S t e r r i m a I ^ J . B . W a t k l B » ,
•M-J.
47
P
o
p
W
street,
corner
of
Second,
Memphi*,
Tann.
H . Chany.
and »uece«if«l.'y usini; this remedy free, on mceipKt
Dr. F . , h a T i a K bean In constant practice twenty-two
e n should not pay motiey t o p e n o n * purporting t o be ovr
lt-4-tr
0r:
-V
two stamps to jisy expanse*. There is a o t a single i s w ^
y e a n , hope*, by strict attaitttoB t o h i s bntinesa, day or
Aseots. a n k a s personally acqtiaiated.
.
torn of C,ni«ni»ptino t b a t it doe* not a t enoe take b o l d ' ^
Bight, t o giva geiteral »ati«I(ctton. CaUa t o any p a r t a
SEND MOSEY ALWAYS BY BEGISTEBBD LETTEBS.
and dlsMpate. XlfiUt w e s t s , peevishness, irrittt;.t«« *
tha city lame prica.
apMtf
tbe nerv«-», failure of memory, dificnlt rxpectoratasc.
P R V l ^ r N O .
For fttrthar p a r t l c a l a n send for o u r aew eight pace
«ltnrp p«in* in the l u n ^ , sore thriMt, chilly secvatioaa.
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IB-lO-ly
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atat* IH
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CATALOGUES,
To. 337
ISeiBphi*,- Tena.
7 - Soath- Court
- (treat,
•
—
State, particularly for the cor.' " r dy«p-j»ia. U s *
y a a r DU. B a who care* DnioksnBeaa a n d H o r p h t a e No.
mrEditors
giTlBg
the
ab.»vo
ane
laset^oa
(haU r ^ T i ia the
CIBCTTLARS,
3S1 U « i n BtTMt,
kidney compUmts. chronic diarrlt^* {it never l a l ^
Eating, can care y o a .
S-ly
a e»py aad tbe thaaka of ttc author, who. nUaed b» the and
female
cumplalnu {it i« uoeqoaled), ri..l. ra i n f a a t w * ;
LAW BLANKS,
war,l(
uiy abta
the
r a r , m uiy
aow toiaake
lo laaae w
o M U ^f r ^ t a to
~ tharpi
-™
in fact, a n y dl*«s«> arising from the stuoiarh, liver, U i MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE.
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CbnrnikiK M a d e
Easy,
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•
I f o l a * * * o r Sorsham i c
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Slirl*, Corsets, etc. Silver Plated Ware,
Spoons plated on Nickel Silver, Dessert Forks, Five-BottU plated
Sauthicett Corner Front and Madi*on StreeU,
Castors, Britannia Ware,
1 Glass Ware, Table and
»'JO F r o n t , 3 a n d 3 S l a d l a o i i m t a ^
' Pocket Cutlenj, in
great variety.
C t a {) faanil now a t Ha. 8 Hadiwn street.
Wlti oi^tt October l a t , in the!.- K e v OBce,
Sp«:ial attrairon t o laJts of Cotton, and fcj tUlin^of
Cunntry Otiler*. Piudoce o f s l i kinds ircciTed, i t o m '
and soM.
Lihem' advcnees in ttore.
Gold and Plated Jewelry, of the nercest rtiiles.
CluiTtj's Mvderute.
Promjjt adeict 0/ Sales.
,M1 ( in^igninful* r o t i r e d by o^-n policy in trrjisitn
ami .) ji , un!i-«»>rn>r«l«4? fptMiiiI^inn writ inc. ••nmlG
T
H
E
kh
C H A M P I O N "
Wrought Iron Oven Cooking StoTe.
Ttiiii «to»» Bm».Iy-»api'r^o. to all oiiier»in economy
lillatla?.^
conTrnirnce, u n J U warranted to
( i r f »ti'iAi. lixn ia ail casek, o r tb« money rt^f^ndeA
T!— i. t u r i a l n»cd iir
THE
CKAJSiPION
I:..)! ji-I'rrii .[naliry of tlao^iaK Eock Cbarcoat Iron,
aniT'
lly atliui;t«: t<i b» the
iron i a t h e warld »i»r
tbe annnntc: ttire nf !tt»Te«, both as to fl< dnrabillly and
iti r«i>iri:i!>i.'>' In the aetinn uf h ' S t . Tbe snperior qaality
'•( fh-i<
win b«! ert-a by tiir «mootlio<-S( of tbe
c a f j ' f - thii. ci.mptiBC
TWE C H A M P I O N .
riticv iviiti T/°n •samio^ eaorefnlly raaay first alaa* etOTM
{»o-e«lln.t
Itt T t t l w n oacd a y e a r or io. will t e e ^
si^sat di-fi<'vn y un tJi<'s paint. M a ^ y axaellont recomai'jaUnt 111- ' f'lla^nml wbleli wontdbarobeen withheld
*.fl<-r Di<>)<> rSi< ndn triat. The plate* of
THE
CHAMPION
Ai • r> !t,>tiurt(xi i a toch a litrB a« to gire the greatest
•lr«UAtii i>niJ ittra -iUty to the casting*, while pruper alUiwacci.- 5> nuutt) Rir contraetian and exp&iuiob. Tbe
al! ^.r-an-I, makintf th«m lit aa air-ti^bt as
H.i«ffi» V.
THE
CHAMPION
Z-- • i" ti< Li-;. a.M." will last, with proper care, twentyBT.-^ j i ' a n . . ur-urlonallj r s p l a c l a i the fire- plata, which
>at>v I t tl.. direct h r a t at the Dr*. I t l« the heaeiMi
Kiti'i -fc^tt Ti»i> irfOTe nuvtii io Ameriea, and for timt>l!c(ty
..f fua.
i«i-ttt
^THE
CHA:^IPION
niiBfifcity
I t hsiB h n t o n e damper, which COB-.Ill, tcly CTia'ror* th«^ Urat of lha MOT*. I t ia a tlUing
damper <iu Uin top uf th^ atoTr, the iu» of v h k h ia obTit lis til any «ia« who e r e r iaw a ito»e in oxieralloa.
IS
THE
CHAMPION
I j th
raUBbive > c a ^ with Wroogkt X o f t O t A —
tliit btfttfui a i i l baeHoren pUJaa
aia«a Bf b f a r y
wruTwiit i n D. M h r a t ; Utoy n o s o t k a b n ^ R O r c i a c k n l ,
aad :Sc Ur.il ..aaa Jt wax?.
ftaes
»f
THE
CHAMPION
Are ifo C B ^ t m r f ,1 that the o r e n win bak» in t h a front aa
injuiy other p a r t . On arcomnt of thess ImproTemean,
fflcrci-t-niittfir,
THE
CHAMPION.
THE
CHAMPION
Will bak" .iniakrr wiUi leia fa»l t h a a a n y o t h e r r t o a a
"•fe-iJf
» m e r r o i r of hot a i r which i>
•oatfcriitty radiatfaz info the orea to aaaiat in the r»t«nti«s of tbe Iteat. The Are chamber! of
Aro cua^trnctcd with wperfal rrt^reaee t a U e waoU of
tha • oa a t h e n i t r a d r . The wood door fis T»ry laiaa.
bllns the parehaaer to a w large,
roai wood. <tSe lli«>
h r g e , roaBh
chMobera a r e tS ioehea long i a o a r I and B t n t h A o v u
n a d a r t n t U Ban«mi«uT to e a t cord waod b a t oace l a
a r e p a r l n c It for tha atote, thareby taeinc a araat deal of
i ^ K i r o w t ^ I ^ o f a ^ a a n a d a ftut. A e h r e ^ a t o
Ta^r
n a r a A a t i n c M i * a a belac v a t r
Urg«, nil SHIRI need be entartaised i o r e n r d to tla h M i .
i a t t a « c o l d m Mtahan l a wliitw>
! • Wliili'tira of tha c w y a l w U b a {aralihrd the aboTs
(MTV, o r a n y othur i a our atore, a t coat forthaSr o v a a a a .
H . V K T r a K 4c C O . ,
^ d-3tti-U
13 aad U g a a m a St.,
Tena.
^ O
B e w a H U
Stalni, on UM VHh «f V a n k , ISO, frois tha aadaci m d , a w r g a r e r X a a , A U a 4 q » m m t j , STk:, C Ctmm
CAT^B9TIRRI«*AADTAAD^
AWMTE«TO<I«
I teetoad, » e m wUta •&««< U i n e o r h i ! ftet« m t d i i B
"ItfcrsuBl, i S o i r i l l w * haada W ^ W T e a y a a s i
IlM nUNI for hia d d l m r , a r laftrmatloii
" ^ i a o IMO b r t i a t l d d l
:
J p m r TXATSIAS.
ONE DOLLAR FOR EACH ARTICLE.
Ray's Key to Campbellism.
CHRONIC DISEASES
ONE-UALF THE REG ULA R RA TES.
Diseases of the Eje and Ear.
BUY ELECTRIC OIL,
OF MEMPHIS,
BLOOD PURIFIER AXD TONIC
GOD IN HISTORY
JTA^^I>WIiITI:^G OF GOD,
To Rheumatism, Neuralgic
Fever, htjlasamtions, Kidneif raid Bladder Ditntse, Sore
Eyes, and all old Ckrcmc
Complaints.
PA r TUE EXPRESS CHARGES.
i
The
Poor
Man's
Friend
.1 MAy OF A
TBOUSAyD.
A TliEA TISE on the Pleading and Cultivati^'*.
of the Scitppemong Grape, and icilh IHreetions for Malting Wine from it thai far
Surpasses ihe Famousfftr.«<if
California or the Rhine,
BOOKS.
PHhllshlpg Company,
Soathwestern Pobfishiiig Company
A
TO TBE METING.
Ignaranee is tl^ Cause of Saffering.
H
Paper Deeltrs,
PBNRTEBS AIRO BOOK BINDEBS,
B A N N I N G» S
iiio^
and Body
Brace,
cuurej p*
Steamboat and Bail Boad Work;
\
TtttL.
T
Jt-Ll
STAVBB n>.
•BtwimMrari
to fitniga porta, a m p t BritMi X n l h
H
E
New M d Renewed
Patrons.
Vthmf»mwt1t»,U tU» M o b » m r | U l . t « pwm
pNtaOwaadStete. SendyoaraiMWTlapart^MfoSIr,
w rcgi^
ft.
^
aMtlMr tfaBw aftar thti
data. If rem ecMat afford* Ikwerata to iManOwaaf*
aaaJa^Bf ytmrmmtr •^wa.saw,
waangMferjra
• M daOar, wkjrmiiatar-Atain- aayMiM
kmjam—hirrammmdhtaVmint.
^ I f T m v f a A u sMwcr by manobymir buisMa,
W
«
J. V OKATaS. 3»1 Main gttaat.
M
t of Ladlar ta tbi
porta.
I or Indefltai^, amefc fiOOO or p u t lf)r«xecatiaic4atlaof M71 ~
1 to
Tal. S
Qfefttfaata of Btoefc2 B A Braat, S C pd to......24
(krtilcata of DepoM not MutJliif flW..
5
tettteat* of Itapatt « n M ^ « I O 33
5 Xld T B Bapr, Ala
Chttlaealaar l U n j a e e .
B d H O WcjBoath, La...n
_
! or Jf ortipvea, or attor connyaaata of n a l
•itata Bst ncacdiiis tWW
S* X P H a r t l a r n i
It
9o. asMwUBc tsao mmd aat McaniiBS HBO
1W
TTHIiyitah 6 a
T. S5
JBo^auawUBc tOBO, forararTiOOar tnctfamalpartH
M
imiftarOnferataiKht
« • Faratalr ID
OtaJt, nut at lifiiit, tor cacfa IW or part
S d d 8 e Eraaa Taaa
41
tar aaiiinuBgnt ef mme, art orar aw
25
»above SOO, fur each additioaal 300 or part
60 Thae Deaa Taaa
Sbrtgage ar aaiigiUBant ataaoM, oTar IW and- not
Tal4
a w JOO
— —
SbrtpMn, for each aiidltiooal SOU or part
a
LaapkiB
Qa
pd
ta
^13
Satn tor eacli lOU or part
A J Jarmaa Ark.
13
•KaipU for t S and aver..
A v e r o f A c f i n v y t o a d l a t a c b or collect dividaoJ
M n C Z Tartar Ark...
II
S3
ar tatarsat t h a r a o n — —
U
I 00 J H Hkka Ark
B««rr 10 Mil or rent.Mt eatate_
JIIDTaan
S3
Anrer to cvllrat rent?™—
2S WBHopaoa A.-k.
n«tte»t of nnt? or draft.....
.11
KiatXIU lfa(to««iArk-ll
OrricB o r T h « B a p t i s t ,
JABM^aa Ark
II
JlEJippis, Tuesday, N « t . 28, 1869.
B H Owen Ar»_
11
11
COTTOS—The market is acliTe. We q a o l e : D » Taskar Ark
A J Whartaa Ark.
.11
Good O r d i n a r j Bobl M»j Ark......
11
Low M i d d l i n g s . 2 8 @ 2 3 } WSConaer Ark
U
OPCaanur Ark
11
Middlingff •
11
Strict and Gaad .Middlings
2 3 ) @ 2 4 T U WmfaaM Ark
P S C Wat«>n Ky„.i
Jl
S e w T o h k , N o t . 23.—Cotton q u i e t and wealc. / C Ward Ark
11
Ordinary 2 3 4 ; Good Ordinary 2 4 ; t o w Mid- SU WAldrup Ark
11
W V FeudrtU Mmj
„.ll
d l i n g s 2 4 J ; Orleans 2 5 1 ; U p l a n d s 25.
Vra 3f Br«d*B Min
II
LivKKFQot, Hoy. 23.—Cotton s t e a d y . Up- H HiataaMiw
II
M WiUiaau HUi
11
i a n d s l U d . Orleans 11 Jd.
JBraaa MU»„
11
B A G G I S G — U lb 2 1 c : 2 a n d 2 } H) 2 7 @ 2 0 c ;
J TaUMo...
„11
Ijidia 2 5 ® 2 C .
D B HcAlroy Jlo._
11
BITTTER—^The snpply i s fair, a n d choice S^^elly Me
n
jrttdes are in d e m a n d at 3 8 @ 4 0 c ; E o o d 3 0 @ 3 6 c . Kt> Jao U KeUoa aiUa...l9
Br« P H BatUr Ui*«
B E A S S — C h o i c e SaTT $ 2
BROOMS—So. 1, S 4 0 0 @ 6 0 9 per d o z . ; No.
i f3
5tJ.
Tal.4
noaaa Davit MIta„.
11
JeaaaCSavte.Xiaa...
11
D X Toaaf Texai....
11
W T BatBff
WT5idioIa9a Taaa
A G Hadaaa Ala
SO
J Denton Aik
11
J HUt Ark
.11
JHocaaArk
11
HCOrbyTann
8
J A Fletcher Tenn
11
Capt B l!y Saiith Tean..„ll
B C C ^ Taan ...
„.H
Jacob Joaea Teaa
11
E H Arjo Tenn
11
W F Kendall Misi
11
W L Coapwoad
T
J S Chancellor Uits
12
S J StexaU Mis*
12
ElfQGMeLeadon AU. T
WBXjriekAla
7
Saaaael Tovaaend Ala liA FBcerea Tann
13
Mra Capt L B Willi* Ga—lS
J WSattU Ala.....
12
J S acCny A U ™
12
J M Berry AU
15
J Ph.llip« AU
12
f HJametN C
14
T U Stout Ca
12
TCGrifHa Ga
12
'ruoa Vftnce Cal
E'd E Dyer >rk
IS
Mrs H B DaTidsan Cal
4
Dr B L Atfalnck Ky
12
Stis H J WinntOB TeBQ-...12
B
A
"The
I
^
S
^
B«»tist^
^
Tract
Society.
TMtermaf
iberaliip la ttila PaeiatraVdulblleWa':^
Aay aa« pladgiBt »>»•
In or
AlPiMraelf to Mil
aell »or
at
»l
worth of SaptbtMifl rrttclou tiM«t« or nnall boaka dari a j ^ M , wnt ba aaraUed aa aa aaaaal memberl 18 worth
% Mfc raeaibar; l t d ^ h iTir. « r « t a r . Fire thonaand
atembera waBt»d at aaeo. Addreaa J. B. GKATBS.'
0 « r K e w T o l M t e e r a n>r S e c o n d
«i««rtcr.
MEMPHIS NURSERY.
' T ' H E IX)IJ:.AB
W A T ® ^
J L fiM-kWMr, «itkHK#i«Br CBMMi ^
* — ' r ^yHlaOraiM»arCMC<
*TTrt Urtiir J
•tart aa4 ktaM wofks. V n a l watckaiaa.
•ria8taI.aBdlaeIaBaatirfiaiaba4 0reidaeaM.
^Tha Proprietora of tkia aaw aaubllahmaat
hopatoaacare far it a M r rapatatiaaby
%ral,
latoTMy-^i
F a m ^
LirXMKMBXBS.
Baili^S
BO wiMitaji
mo
wvuuuM coapBBB.
caMpBBB.
w awanu
n u t a a t x t i yaaia.
tioagaaraataad. B
S at eB^i *c «a aa^^a , i 8 B e a t e a a a , B a i M ]
tioaraaraataad.
paM te
- aMrMBiaiitearia]
,
t«r«tB, l ^ B X Z K !
WAm- CO.. HiBKlala, X. U T
OF W IABSB, HASbSOmi PAGSa, '
00
' atadlac oat ealr
S CO
5 «0
SI>/r^D
BT
DONALD
G.
MITCHBLL,
ft oit
JJOBINSON'S
fi oe
Aaaiatadbyan a ^ O a i ^ af Aaaaehitaa la an D a j a t t ^ a t a .
s eo
C ^ o o d
T h r i f t y
S l t o c k ,
» eo
Antidote fte iBteaiperance
6 M
•AT ItEASOXABLB
XATBS.
'
6 00
H E A B i a ASD HOME meau tha w « i t . af aU mam- l a y fatHQUMaearafar tUiharfhlrice. l U uao wfllat
5 oe
b«ta of KMd IkmtUaa avarrirhai*, aad oaMaiaa tha katt af
y ***** ^ atlaialaata, and irtU
« »
aTerythiB«forareryboaylnelty,Tini^(,Mrt,^t
U
& Oa
5 00
axpariaaesd i S ^ u
withoat a x c w a t • » T R U J S
T O
N A M E . girea pracU^l lastraattaa. by tha
5 o* A I T D
writara.
apra
all
Baral
tofJaa-FaHatag.
Fralt
GraWiaa.
5 «»
13
Bar
bar.
3 00
Flowar-Caltare, Oraamsatal GardeBlaf, Baral ArahUa*. Srtdby Dm
^rQa;{ata,OT
tare, Ooaatry aad Wty H o a i ^ their FaraliUas aa«
eoraar
Harri«,» Str^'t^ BWak^a,'
.AN'NVAL U E U B B B S .
BawTork.
Adarameat, Damastie t t f M m j , Eaaaakaeriag Hiata, ata.
EM 0 W Prime, BldaradA, Ark, pai.l
I
eo
Thay
a.rar
for
Fall
of
isao
and
Spriag
af
1ST«,
aa
foUawi:
W » U Smith HiiUbaro Union
ArCpVid'."::.';.;: 1 f«
It Lar Cholea SUriea, Skatahea, Bsaaya. PaaMi.iru a _ .
Mra Maltha Williamt, HllUbora. Ualon co Ark'..
1 00
g T A M M ^ I N G
curea
h j m ^ ^
Mra M B CaraUa,
••
••
Hamor, the Nawa. Moaay aad Market Beparta, Beaatitkl
1 M
BColemaB,
1 Ct
Pictaraa by the boat artiata, aad, la ahart, alt tha
Box S076. N . J .
• BSanBdera,
••
••
«
Baob raa 100 fcataraa af
1 00
a,
..
^
Elias J erren,
••
1 0«
50,000
A
p
p
l
e
Trees,
o
to
7
f
e
e
t
.
2
5
«
.
$
2
0
J McBride. Yaladaala, Ga, paid
1 (0
.
A Fint-Class Family Weekly.
MrtEBl«ckraan, Homer, Claiborno parish
uai
La, paid- 1 «0
Tf» TITW wrnDWTv/1
.
•
•
•
1
MraBJehaaan,
1
00
paid...
HoIUa Blaakman,
paid.. 1 00
It caatain) sa much room that erery aambar has aa
Georire Garrett,
p<id... 1 m 25,000 P e a c h Trees, 3 ta 5 f e t t . .
25«. $ 2 0 abaadaat Tiriety for Fathers, Kathen, Saas, Daathtara,
Mn M U Mitrhetl,
paid... 1 Ou
dawa t* tha l a a B M t ahild'
eiS.
of cither aex aaaflT
Mra Lea Blaekmaa
paid...
1
00
Jamea T Fartaor,
paid... 1 ( •
Eld W C Moteland, Arixona, Claiborne par. La, pd^ 3 00
$50
J U Williams, Lisbon, Claiborne parislv. La. pd
- 1 IH) 4 , 0 0 0 S t a n d a r d P e a r Trees, 2 y e a r s — W c .
R E D U C E D
H A T E S
F O R
Mrs X Wilkarsan, Lisbon, "
" p^d
1 00
^^^ •nparallelad afTer: To suclj as ara u o t ^
1870,
V
X W Nichuis, Marietta, Oa
1 eo
iBg. FbU parti^lara, a -ralaabUtampie, which \ m L
J L Harris, Byhalia, Miss, paid
sont 1 00
ISVABIABLY
IN
ADVA5CB.
Matthew Brown, C«rmantawn, Tenn, p»id_
sent I ao 6 , 0 0 0 D w a r f P e a r Trees, 2 y e a r s
50c. $ 4 5
R E BBaylar, Independence,-Tex
iO
G W Hiil, Vewbera.TeBB
i («
Slmclc Copica,
Tltree Caplea, a U a t a n e
B N Craaford, SanULury, Tean
1 co
aewapapara pabliahed—all sent fraa by mail. Btidat^'
J Turner, Ash Grora, Ma., paid
ijeni 1 50
timic, 8 9 1 F t w e O a p i e a ,
yaa want paraaaaat. prafitabla work, address
^
W P Ratliflr, Baymond, Miss, p^id
1 00
1,500 Cherry Trees on Mahalab
_50c. $ 4 0
E. C. ALLEN A Cfl..
H. D. Boyd, Troy, Pike ca, Ala, paid
1 a,
Augusta,
M
^
Hakiag BBABTH AND HOME, ta a Clab af FiTa «r
Eld Elias Dodaan, Jacksoa, Tens, paid
I M
^
n e w grtielea
fr'
EM J W Stein, Germantavn, Tenn, paid
i . . " 1 00
mora aabscribars at $2 40 each, the Cheapest aa it U tha $ 2 5 Agenta,
Samples free.
H. B. SHAW,'
E H Htara. Center. Tex, paid
. „ 1 0(i
mast Campleta
1,000
P
l
u
m
Trees,
P
l
u
m
stock
50e.
$
4
0
Alfred,
t
^
.
.
T J Perry, Bams, Ga, paid
1 u)
G Y Shoemaker, MouUoa, Ala
1 o«
" A B P Z . B S O I O PAPKK.'^
F A M I L Y TTIEKLY N E T f S P A P E R
*
E. d. WICKER, rierk. K A BaiUy, Albany, Ga
1 m
J KichoU, Calnmbla. Tann, paid
1 <!0
BUT CITES THK SKW8 OP ALL. BtAD IT.
J M Thomas lufca. Miss, paid...
!...".."!.'„!". I «i
1,000 Apricat Trec»„
5O0. $ t 0 in tha worU. SBbaaribara bafara Ua flnt of Jaaaary
H J Dennis, Hemaoda, Miss, paid
jent 1 iK)
naxt will gat all nambars la that dato t n t , aad tkair
WC Grace, YorkTiiie, Tenn, paid.....
; O")
H X r W
Y O R K
O B S E R V I S R ,
year will aad January 1, IITI. Spaaimaa aambaia aaat
BROOM CORN—Dull at ^.lOOg^iOO p e r tan.
Texas; paid... 1 fw
SS 91 FEB AXKVM.
firaa.
Eld Jas Hall, Grena'-a.Misa, paid
......tent 1 <.0
BEESWAX—Steady at 30@32c.
U C Carter, Marshall, Teroa, paid
1 (W
SAMPLE
COPIES
FREE
«
I
PBTTBN«ILL, BATBS ft CO..
H B Wester, ParU (what State J)
1 OO
B r i L D E R S MATERIAL—Cape Lime § 2 ®
A
L
L
O
U
R
S
T
O
C
K
W
A
E
E
A
U
T
E
D
.
Eldrr N A Bailey, Albany, Ga (spcciiil)
1W
M r r E. M K S E , Jr., & CO.
iJ-ie-p
^ a r k Baw. Naw Tark.
W W Beans, Union Sprines, ^ U , paid
1 lO
2 5 ; A l a b a m s ? 2 0 0 @ 2 2 5 ; LouisTille Ce37 Park Baw. Kaw York.
J W EllTsny. White PouJ, W . . . .
1 00
xncnt
2 5 ^ 3 5 0 ; Rosendale § 4 5 0 ® 5 ; p l a s T J Andirsoa, CUrksTiHe. Texas
1 60
0U& S E W WABESOQMS,
O W Witt, Junesb9rn, Ark., paid SO.
>ent 1 CO
Ade it in s i x m o n t b s .
ter $ 5 , hair, i n 4 0 ft bales, S 2 7 5 @ 3 ; fire
L M Guyer, Janesboro, Ark., paid Wc
»-ut 1
aaapla mailed free. A. J.
In addi'tinn ta
above,
tJi<.y
aff,T,
at
low
ratoa,
a
brick §5<s,6; b u i l d i n g brick $ 8 per M.
Elder J A Enoch, Austia, Texaa paid
rOLlsAII, Kaw York.
•1 u* fine stack of
W R I T E R S T A K K KOTICR.
T J An erson, CUrkville, Tixas
I 00
C0TT0"X Y A R N S — N o . 400, 21 to 2 2 c ; 509,
John
Turuer,
AshGroT*.
Mo,
paid
1
10
' P H E MAGIC COMB
AQlii ne«8 telBtins ta the Pablithing Honge, books,
1
19 to 2 0 c ; GOO, 18 to ISc.
•»ntiB_. etc.. thoald Ix- addretsed to the Secretnr/, I. 6. Mrs L J Merrivethsr, Senatobia, lli^», paid
A WBl
WBlahaananr
aalorsd hair or beard to a per
ahaaga any aalorad
ermas Lvk,
s , and not to ni. We hare no connr<;tien with the
"tS^ browB. Oaa Camb
. . . JTor
b aani
aant by mail for SI.
C O F F E E — S k i m m i n g 1 8 ® l 0 c ; R i o 2 0 @ 2 2 c ba«in.^s
of the Publlsljing Hoaso «iateTer, having r»aaJabyMarahaaUMdDijj^tipBsraUy^
Addreaa
F o A d a O n r l u g aiii t h e Flral^ ( ( u a r t c r .
GRA PS
VIS'ES,
#
far common to f a i r ; prime 2 3 @ 2 4 c ; L a g u y r a lignnt to eiTe onr nolo attention to this paper.
MA«ie OdtMB Oo.. Springfield, Mai
AU hniiaeM reUtins ta the Sabbath-school derartment,
^
LIFE DIBECrORS.
2 8 @ 2 S c ; J a r a So@38c.
baalu. papers, etc., should be oiiJressed to S. 0. Racers, S H Shackleford, Tuscunbia, Ala„
'J'HOMPSON'S
PATENT
i m t IS 00
Depaiitory AjBnt.
SOOSBSBRRim,
B Bayd, Troy, Ala, (5 paid
. j e a i !i!5*)
C O R S M E A L — T h e demand i s not actire, and
All bnsiness rtlatinj t® " TheS.>uthrra Farmer" should JHJacob
Parker, Choctaw Corner, Ala
sent le eo
b« addrcdsed ta M. W. Philips & Co.. 3»!l Main street.
r Thamas, Forest City, Ark
scat 10 9U CffliRAXTS,
SLEEPIWG
stock Ught, f^l 7 o @ 5 i s asked.
But all bDMness n-Utins to Thk BArrwr, or "The B
Eld
S
J
Jenkins,
Silrer
Ban.
Ala
s^Dt
1" no
Tract
Society."
shaolJ
be
aJdreesed
to
J.
B.
GBAVt^,
C H E E S E — F a c t o r y 1 9 1 @ 2 0 c ; W. R.
A
8
Warrall,
Lexingtoa,
Ky
sent
F
o
r
R
e
t
a
t n t a g B e d C l o t b e a O-rer C h l l d f e u .
10 «MI
RASPBERRIE&,
3S1 Main 8tre»t.
8 1 6 E a s t aetli S t r e e t , N . T .
Eld 8 P Arnaid, Camden, Tann
jn-nt 11 01)
I 5 c ; E. D.
to 2 0 c ; Gloster 2 0 to 21c.
We say thU bocansc
Allawa
parftet
freedom af moTemimt. Effectually aeKnreka. Hiss
.sent 10 «<i SHRUBS,
1. It w l l saTe onr clerics a preat deal of Tezatioa and J BC Barry,
euras the bad-clathea. Appliad in a mojoe-t, and nKjalrei
Smith, (where?)
COTTON S E E D — § 1 2 .
S". 00
trauble when bus'^rss Iwlongins ta rarious parties comes A
no farther trouble.
*
a d J W Lipsey, Uaraaado, Miss
j e a t 10 <«
all mixed up like hotel h u h .
Fram Mrs. Stawe's Haaara aim Hoaa, Aag 11.
EGGS—35 to 37c per do*.
ORXA^BA'TAL
TRBBS,
W J Collins, Ptrry, (H
ji^at lU (K1
PATENTED.
4 I.«tters often miscarry and maney l« often last, and Sid J M Wood, BarnesTllIe, Ga
"Astaipla aaiaffeetiTa caatriTaaca far keeping "Uia
seat M (ID
bad-clathea oa children wha kick In tkair sleep. ParaaU
FLOtJR—Market d u l l a n d p r i c e s j i n s e t t l e d . ure I'a not wish to be mponslblfitiraihrr people's money 3 0 Beam, Opaiika, Ala
PLAINTS,
_.„.6tnt la «i CLIMBIXO
P B I C E S
B E D T T O E B e
We aniy risk money sent us in Rocistrred Letters, by Kid If Buss, Landon, B T
Who
Sad 3bat their childran ara canstanUy taking culd
„...sent I « 00
F i n e 5 4 6 0 ( ^ 4 5 0 ; s u p e r s § 4 7o<^5; X S o 6 0 Postofflco Orders, or by Expres.'. Where no premium is Wm Baram, Paraclina, .\rk
bacause thay throw tba cnrarii^ali; can auraly afford ta
for
Cireular.
„»»nt 10 ou
ROSES,
ETC.,
BTC.
alloweil it cap be ^nt at our expense.
iBTaat
a dollar in aa article which obriates this diflJ. L. Whiule, Jefferson, Texaa
sent I t 00
Q f i ; f a m i l y SO 2 3 ^ 6 5 0 ; f a n c y S 3 7-5(3^8.
eulty."
Articles for publication should be written pUinly and W. «. Dyer, Kansas. Ky
ii-i«
sent le 03
only ans side. We cannot enjagr to return deferred or
Seat, post-paid, oa receipt of SI. Stata a«e of child.
F R U I T — C h o i c e apples S 3 @ 4 5 0
b b l ; drd an
M F E MEMBBKS.
rejected articles.
J. R. gBWK-^,
TH:
TBOMPSON BROS.,
Bid T G Espey, Athens, Ala
8.-nt •1 io
Editor Bvptut.
apples 5 ® 7 c . P e a c h e s 8 @ 1 0 c . Lemons $ 8 per
a Park Baw. K. T.
W S Wallace, Murfreesbora, Ttrsa
Si'nt 5 to
C b a r l e a G r e g o r y , AU.—Your S1.50 received. s«. Lalarette Fargnsoa, Floyd Coarthause, Va.....»ent 6 (0
MASON & HAMLIN ORGAN €0.,
b o i . Oranges 5 7 to 7 5 0 p e r b a r r e L Cranberries
Eld W W Niddletan, Eureka, Mi«..
sent 5 lO
ciuJMkTal will'be sent to you when issued.
Corrfspondecss snd arders salieitsd. ffatnlegues seat
SIO to 13 per barreL
B Bardie, GreenTille. S C
sent E CO
WIKKERS OF TBB
t a e k e j r . Miss.—Our books du not show credit, Bliaa
H Cornelius, AU, paid $4 86
sent i (0 free OD applicatiaa. 'Addreis
F E E D — C o m 1 1 5 ; o a t s C Z i ; bran ^
5 0 ® but the Depository Agent's books rTo show a eradit af $2 J J McLeaden, AndersoBTill;,' N V
sent 6 OC
P A R I S
S E D A I ^
sent c on
23; h a y §82.^
for Kt.ND WoBM. The D.>pt«iitory Agnat is now in the Mrs S L Arrington, BagansrilU, Ga
Thaw JaaUy calabratad ediUans of the BIBLE hava
M
V
Baird,
Beech,
Danklia
caunty.
Ma
.".sent
&
ou
"^iT/*'' aot know hovr the aistike h«ppea«d. To
Wha bars unifsrmlj besa awarded
font r, to
nJK/^?
anywhere pubP I S H — M a c k e r e l , No. 1, b b l 3 S 2 4 ; h a l f b b l s "^"•"^'iyWu direct your litter? You sw- tha t.-eubls Bonj S Wilson. Hnntsrille. Texa«.
0 P Malane, Teun'a Station, Tenn
a.-iit a 10
HIGHEST
MOTORS
I^TiU-.^liL"''
''•P"
Binding. An
3:2 50, kiisCi
No. 2 , b b l 3 S 1 6 0 0 ; h a l f ibzt Ciways will aris3 from mixing bcsin-ss. Had you T. L. Yoang. Caldwell's Store, Tex. pd ft: v n t 5 w
s t r ^ r ^ It
^^
respectable Boak
Eld.
J.
W.
Vork,
P
O.
Adamsville,
Kx.
0.
Bethe:
bbla $ 3 5 0 @ 3 ; k i t s $ 2 2 5 ; f a m i l y , i n bbls $ 1 4 ; inclawd tha 6J cents for Kisd Wosm in a stparata snTel- A T—
• Springs, M. Jt O. R.B
scat 5 00
SOLMAOBNTS
FOR
THE
II. S^
30 S F r o n t St. Mcmpbia, T e n n .
«.„t 5 0*
h a l f bbis § 7 5 0 ; k i U
W h i t e fish S 8 @ 9 i n opa and placed it within Inter to us. it would hara b*ea CearKaW Uall. paid II
jiaid
«out s oti
atSrnied t». We tliis we>-k credit you $1 and send S nCelemau. Bolney. Miss,
Industrial
Exhibitions
in
this
Country
T
H
0
5
.
K
K
I
^
S
O
S
*
SOKS,
half bbls.
Sardines, quarters § 1 0 p e r c a s e ;
B. S. Manard. Bristal./fena, paid SI
sent 6 « o
i-acts.
« Bl«-eaker gtn-t, Xcw Totk.
J.
W.
Huat,
Lib»>rty,
DeKalb
co-.Tcnn
teat
Sa
that
their
work
is
the
ceknowlrdged
sUndard
o;
6
eo
h a l T c s S 3 2 50.
B . W . E a n r a r d . } , Te.Tas.—We are gUd to hear fram W B Cieaey, Uinga Station, Ky
seut 4 IK) R. B. KOE.N.
J. M. G I L B E R T . exeellsnaa ia ItsdepartmaBt, reepeotftilly aBnaunes that,
» d J W Ya k AdairsTille, BcNairy so, Tunn-sout • it
with extended aad perfected faciliUes. and by the exelnC O M M O N SENSE!!
G U N N I E S — G o o d d e m a n d for s e c o n d h a n d a t yon, and we autharize you to act, and Dr. Philipa will Mrs E JI Breyirs, Klae Mountain. Ark...
ii-tf
.*-iit
siTe ase of recent improTemsata. thay tre aaw producing
s 00
alita. You shall hare the fifty Mammnths.
jat
more
perfect
Organs
than
eesr
b^fare.
In
great
ratietT
16®17c.
WAKTED-A6E^•TS.
per moatii to s^ll
only
ANNUAL , iXEMBEKS.
P . S . G. W a t s o n . — W e will publish your praspec;os,
as ta style and price, adapted ta all public aad prirate (^aaina Improrad Commen Sense Famny S.-wins MaDA
Nixon
/
I
(
>
U
Bisa;
farDrtwiagBaoais.LibrariM,
Music
Eoams.
C^arttne Priee only tl8. Great inducfmi-otj to a n a U
H I D E S — D r y flint 1 9 c ; d r y s a l t 1 7 ® 1 8 c ; and sliaclJ be glad to see yen snsceed in di seminatiag a Joel CV>Crey, IlartsTilie. Ind
MaaafiutarM by
smt I iHI
c«rt Ualis, Ladgrs, Chnrshrs, Srhaols, ete., in plain and This U tha most popuhir Sewiag Hachinr of :he ^ y —
I Mi
green salt UJc; g r e e n 8 c ; deer s k i n s 30c per true principle of proph< tical interpretation. What is the Miss J L ilendrrson, Pantotac,
elegant
eases,
all
of
which
they
ara
enabled
by
thsir
S
J*",'"® ' • • o " "Elastic Lock S U t c h w i l l do any
T b N a W Watch Co,
keiit
abomination of desolation ? if it refers not to the Bojian J B EiW-ir-If, Swceiwate.-, Ti-nn (lo^tj
I 00
nns^aaled facilities for mannrarturs to ssll at pricea of klBd of work that can ^ d a s « o u any Jlariino. KJU.ooo
p o r n d ; sheep's pelts 25@C0c-. d o g s k i n s 5 0 to Stinnardi appeariB£ Ij^fore Jerufalam, stanJmg
Marcus Willi»ins, SeBa.tou^a, .Mi-w
sent 1 00
inf.rior
wark.
O F BXfOIH, l U . .
aoldaad tba demand cantUuiTy increasing. Xow is ths
upon C II William.. Meridian, Mi«
•cut 1 00
The recent impraremsnts ia thesa Orgaaa kara sa ia- t i ^ to take an aganry. Send for CircBlan-. Bfware of
60c each.
holy ground ?
S HallowsJ-, Tciry, Miss (lost)
jent 1 0«>
craased
their
assfulBeBS
aad
papularily
that
they
are
V
n
a
w
e
t
i
h
j
W
a
t
A
Inmn^era. Address
SECOHIl t OJ
A . T a t e s , Ark.—Vour p.iper u regularly sent ta A Payne, Inka, Jlin
1 oa
anquestianably the mast desirable instramsaU abtainable
SaktTs, BaUroadTsMd Kx«
B<wun. lUsa., Pitubarg. Pa., or St. L.,ni.. Mo.
ffiON XliS—Prices are steady at G}@7ic.
O
S
Aske*--,
BlackTilli%
8
C
"."sent
1
M
for family use, as well as Cbarchas, SskooU, etc., while
Princeton, Arkan<ai>. Do oth-rs there pot their papers ?
vrsM a n , SMt aad WctL
B Barrptt, c. W T Tharatoo, .Ithcns, Gii..!l^ut 1 M
the prices at which they aaa b« alTardsd (»30 ta $1000
a
L I V E STOCK.—Ga(ja
to 5 J c ; choice 6 to If sj, it is yonr Pcsfiaiutf r's fault. St'r np kis pore JJ L
to ht the a o s t carrert
K Wama>;k. Uarfreesbora, Teun._
sent 2 00
aach)
adapt them ta tht msaas aad rrtuiraments af all
nateKcapenaukae.
J 51 Thenipsan, Vicksbnrg, Miss
crni 1 00
A M E R I C A N
6 J c ; Tcsas beeves S 5 9 t i 5G0 per head; cows mind.
classes. They are equally adapted to secalar and sacred
Aroid parUM who adMrs N K Uoase, llally Springfi, Mi«»
sent 2 es
musia,
are
a>gant
a<
furniture,
acoupy
little
space,
are
J
.
J
.
B
y
e
r
«
,
Ark.—Your
brace
is
ready
aid
we
will
Tertite
to
s«ad
Watches
aed c a l r e s S50 to 1 0 0 ; hags 10c gross; s h e e p
Kilny Jattiee, Stackten. Cedar ca, Jie
.ent 2 W)
not liable la get euteferdsr (not reauiring tuaing oace
" c . o . n . " pvBPOBTnra
send it to Camden,
on the first rise of water. Ella ATPBt. Middleburg. T nn., (lest
sent I c-o
where a piauaforte is tuned twenty times), are Tery durai 4 t3 3 per head.
ta
be
af
oar
make.
Wo
S
A
Bornady,
Mantizuma,
Ua
sent
I V e w s p a p e r
I ^ i r e c t o r y .
ble. and ra.«y to Uarn tn play upon.
So many b«ok^ conld not with safety be seni by mail.
I M
ftirBlsh Boae fi>r that
Wm B Loyd, Bed Fork, Desha co.. Ark
„seDS 1 00
The
M.
k
H.
Organ
Co.
ara
aow
sailing
Fear
OcUtb
Hold
on
ta
yonr
brace.
We
wi'l
enter
that
broiter's
name
aarfooa.
Thera
are
taal>
m o l a s s e s - C u b a j5oc; L o u i s i a n a s u g a r Elder J. C. Furgerson, Memphis
„.sent I O'J
Organs far
eash; E;t» Octare Orgaaa, Fire Stops,
C & m l a Market.
this week. Did you sen ! the 81 by itfwlf or with othar B. W. Tickle, Maachestrr Tenn., ihcrSl lost, Siiwith twaaatsafTibratara far 1125, a a i athar styles at
hor-se 8 5 c : golden s y r u ? S I 10@.l 15 i n bbl,
.
»«t QKICIIS KMIM
ter
Williams'
toh.r)
...'.
.^nt 2 (*•
money that has bwn ret-eipted for ? Can yen not s»nd a
prajartionate
rates.
W i r a c s , m l y ta dealer* fa n a r ewa lacaUty or
and 10c a d d i t i o n a l i n k e g s ; sorghum 5 0 to 80c club tf fire or ten for your paper before January 1, 1870
« 8 - i r t e r e , ^ 0 B i yaa kaaw ta k koMrahle.,
For teetimenf ta the sap.riarity af their Orgcaa, the
PRI"E,
FIVE
DOLLARS.
Hasan A HsmUn Org.n Ca. r«i»strally rafsr to the
Will
the
clerk's
or
brethren
in
Tennessee
fill
JS^ Sales ]K«om<U9 * l O Z«ke
K i d . G e o . ar. P r i n c e , Aric.—We h.-»»e handed you
SATAL
S T O R E S — T a r , i n kegs, $ 5 2 5 to
musiaal prafeaaiaa gewirally; a liaiority af tha mast
aieeet,
cucasot
m
.
let terta the Secretary, and he will write you aad wa up the L-aaka of their Aasoeiatien in t h i s table
promiBsnt musicians in th* cauntry. With maay af emi5 7 5 f o r p i n e ; i n 4 0 g a L bbla. 5 8 to 1 0 ; pitch
will indorse. Wa sluill seed you firty-Mammoths. Da for 18G9, and let us have the perfect statistiis
» n c e ia Baropa, haeing gieen pablie taatimany that the
T-fiw-eow
J 6 p e r b b l ; o a k u m $ 5 to C per bale.
Masau A Baalin Organs exesi all othsra.
nat gire them away, you are not able.
~
COSTAISS
A airaalaraaataiaiag this tastimany in ftaU willfcaseat
of the d e n o m i n a t i o n i n T e a n e s j e e for one y e a r ?
J
.
M
.
Wood,
Ga.—The
$1
rcceired.
We
did
write
fraau
aaycna
deairiag
it.
also
a
JsMriptiva
airoaUr.
5UTS—Filberts, Braxil and EoRlish walnuts
J ^ ^ ^
CONSTANTINE'S
contaiplng tail pcrtlaalars respecting theaa inatraMaate,
in reply aad wiU writs ajaia. Answer was, yes, and
A list af the Kawspapers and ether PeriodicaU in the
,
ilc; almonds 30 to 32c ; Texas pecans 22c; pea- you
with correct drawings af tha direraat atyiaa aad the United Statea and Territoriea, the Demiaien of <;anada
time to begin apj^inted. We jein yon in yonr alasV
lowaat
prices,
whtah
ai«
t
s
e
d
an<<
iaTarUbla.
Addraaa
nuts 8 to 9c.
What are we cominj to ? We are surpnsed to sea tha poaad the BritUh Caiaaiea; arraagad alphabeUdally by
THE HA80B A HAVLIMTOBGAV CO.,
P e r s i a n I l c a l i n ? o r P i n e T a r Soap.
NABP. OF ."MCIATIO.I.
sition of Bra. Wells touching preaching. Will you not
Braadway. K. T . ; IM Tramaat Btraat, Baataa. tawns. giring name, daya af imne. poiltics or general
OILS—Coal, SS@40c; lard, $1 GO; linseed, reeiew him *
EMheakeia stamped " A . A. CoasUntiae's Persiaa
character, form, siie, subccripUen price per year, date of
9 1 2 0 @ 1 2 5 ; do boUed, $ 1 3 0 @ 1 3 4 ; U n n e r t ,
Beallng or Pine Tar ^•oap, patented March 11,1S87." Ko
Mtabllihkeat, aditar'a aad pabUshtr's nan«s, circuUIt. <inlia. Ark.—We cnaaot excuse in Bra. H. what
other ia ganalna.
SI 10@1 25; lubricating, 50@75«; castor, yaa reUta. A fall reply ta his letter appears this waek.
tiaa, ata.
FortheTaila:, Bath aad Narsery, tbis S.»p hai na
Baulah
,
aqaal. It prasarTas tha aaapiexioa fair, ramaraa all
$ 3 5 0 ^ 7 5 ; turpentine, G 5 ® 7 0 o ; o l i r e , 2 4 01 You kaTe an argan now, aaJ whsterer is proper will ap- Big IIatchii»„
A liataf Towai and CiUsa ia the CniUd Sutea a ^
dandraif, ^eeim tha hair aoit and aiiky, and preTsnU it
Central
Territariea, the bomiaiaa afCaaada and the British Opi.
pear. Send clubs and g^t aaotier for premium.
bottles, $10 per basket
fraai taUi^aS; . . 4 ia "thaBsct Bair Beaarator ia asa."
•alas, ia whiah Bawtpapan aad atker PeriodicaU are
A.
B r o o l u , Sliss.-We well remember yau glTiDg Clintoi;_...
IT CCB£S chapped hands, pimples, salt rheum, ft^ed
A G R I C U Z T U R A L
feet, baras,
diaeaasa af the siailp a . « akia, eatarrh af
P O U L T R Y — T o t i n g a n d old c h i a k e n s are us money on the train, and had supposed tha names en- C*Beard
pabliahed; arraagad alphabatlaany by aauaties. girtag
Duck Birer
„."
tha
head.
an<
is
East Tennessee.
topaUtiaa, laaatioa. braaah of ladnsiry from which Ht
selling A t $ 3 5 0 @ 4 5 0 per dox ; d^cks $ S per tared. TaU as Aberaathy's Pactoffica.
Enon
darlrao
Its fMpartaaaa, ata.
Taa are right ia yomr surmises. We kad oar ia'arma Hiwassea
dox.; geese $6 to $3.
A
SHATITVG SOAP.'
AND
tiaa from ana man. 'ffill write.
ABrt af Krwspapera aad Parfodiaala claiming
Holston
„
PRODITCE—Choiee onions are in demand at
Thia Soap has already w a . tha praiaa and aatsem af
thaa BOSS slfMUtlaa aaah teae.
W . T n m l p a e e d , Miss.—Clerk says ha hai no Indian Creek•ary maay of our t.^t bmHisa ia this city and throagh
~
$ 4 7 5 b b l ; potatoes in good supply at 7 o 0 S O a tracaof Toar maney. We will loak Into Poatailce and Johasen
A Hat af Eswspapars aad Pariadicals claiming asH
•at tha coantry.
S
E
E
I >
S
T
O
R
E
JndsoB
thaa l«,as» siraalatlaa aaA Issaa.
IT IS TTSBBaxteasiTsIy by oarfeaat physicUas. Whereturnips at ^
per bushel; sweet report. ^
Mount Zian...
arar aaed it kaa baeoma akoaaakald aaeessity. We adA . B . Groolc, Tenn.—Yonr paper was sent from this Xnlbsrry Gap
A Bst af Hawapapara aad Periadieala claiming i
p o U t f l e a $ 2 @ 2 5 0 per barrel; cabbage $ 1 0 to
else all to trr it. For sale by all daalara. AicaatB waatad.
aSce fram No. 23. Tol. 1 to No. 2i Vol. t Wa ara aader Nalachnaky
thaa
» . M » ^raalatfaa a a * i m a , with aetaal amouat af
Callaraddr«aB
A.
COESTANTINE
A
CO.,
Narthara
514 per crate.
8 7 9 M a i n Street,
Ba abUgatioa to make up lapses by mail—a rainaoa pra- Saleai..,
f t t m M t n BlTaa la saah asai, aasardiag to tha hekt
14-if
M Ana Straat. Baw Tork.
eedeat, yet we order yours sent three mantha frao, and S. W. Bistriot
aanaaikla aatharity.
P R O V I S I O N S — M e a . pork, $ 3 1 7 s Q 3 2 5 0 j
Sweet Water..
trust yon will help as to one or flra sabscriban.
A Hst«fBellgtea« B m ^ p s r a aad Periodicals.
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A l k t a r l M t B a p u a a a d Pariadiaala dareted to Agfiohorulders, 1 7 @ 1 7 J c ; plain aiigar-cured hama, yonraelf enrolled an annual member of tha Tract Saciaty. Baity
Uaity~i
aaltara aad ••rtiattltara.
Weatara Diatrict
3 3 Q 2 4 c , and scarce; breakfast bacon, 2 2 « ; lard Yaa wni aaU aad giee away $1 warth each year while"
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AUstaraavspaparsaad Pariadlcala deroted to Motfiitaaaad B a m r y .
tierce I S ^ l S J c ; koga l » @ a O e ; caddies 22o! yaa Ura. Writa to Bra. Lowrey; ha haa Ike powar to aa- Stotiatiaa for I8«a_
gaga a minisUr fur you. We want one thaaaaad weU
A BaterX*««»apcrs aad Pariadiaab derated to EdafitP O W D B R - B l a s t i n g $ 4 50 per k e g ;
rifle taaUtsd. thoroughgoing, fearless BaptUt miaUtari for
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A Ust^ at Xewayapera aad Pariadiaala deToted to tha
H - H i U , W. Ta.-Wa hare craditad yaa $3,^
AaMassaaat aad laatraaSaa of dkildraa.
W C B - C a r o U n a 9 i < S l © i « ; L o u i s i a n a 8 4 to
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PBICBS:
A U s t a f B s a i p a t s t i aad Pariodicak deroted t s F i ^
A G B N T S W A N T E D — I n every town
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taa d a b ia West Virginia. They will aerar iadaraa - T V a a d r U l M o t o a a n tfaa "CkllArea'a Albam af RaHsiiaiT, Odd VaBawsklp a a i Tamperaaaa.
tnrea aad Stories." It coataias a picture and a atorr at
8 i r O A » S — C m s h e d , powdered and g r a a u l a t e d Campbelllto immarafona for baptism, va trust.
AIMafVartyapara aad Pariadiaala darotad U OaAN . . 1, 7 l « , k ant ( s t e e l p o i n t )
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• r * . H . Wmlm'm money was lost, but he is credited kaatbMkerarelbredlbrcIilidraa. Ladies wha can gat
• a r » mad Fiaaaee, lasaraaaa, Baal XaUte. Urcbanics,
i S « ; coffee A, 1 6 j « ; B, l e ^ c ; C, extra, l « i o ; D e .
BP to Ka. 31, Vol. 3 .
•P d a t a la their a v a towas are iaTitad la aagaga l a tha
J v a m t v f flie S M i l i w t s t .
» t . 1, 7 i n e k e a t ( e t e t l p t k U m i s i d e ) * 8 f O I « w , Bpattlag, Xasia aad Wamaa's Blghta.
niBrmra, 1 5 J @ 1 6 « ; LoBlsiAna, old process, I S j e ;
K i d . J a a . H a U , Misa.-Mr. H. aallai for your SI
A drt af Bawapapaia aad Fwiadlaab prUted whoUy A
prime, 1 5 } e ; f a i r , 14Jc; common, 13 to 1 4 « ; J . worth of tracts before we read yonr letter, or- wa ahaald
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and yaa caa a r i « all of ana or mara Uads.
T B I MOSX S B L I A B L B ,
aSUFF—Garrett, box, $16; packed, $18.
2, 8 i n a h e a t («t«e1 p t k l a a d s i d e ) ^ 1 0 SO
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S . A . B a U c r , Ga.-Wo hara not aaat yonr tracta aor
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money withyoarorder? Hopaaot. Wa aaUr yaa tWa i>*Taoa(Mlaar ftawla), wha wUl write to uTm ra^
T H B MOST I N S T B T T C T I T ^
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B o . 8, 9 i n e k e n t ( s t e e l p o i n t )
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A P — P a l m soap, 6 e ; No. 1 do, 7c; P a n a l a
G . A . C r « j n m « r . - Y o a r tlm^-waa oat at t o L 2.
Ko. « Park Bow, Baw Tork.
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common
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a e d i n m 7 0 to 8 3 c ; common « 2 toTOc- s o o d
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t M k s . - Coins, eta., a hMatlfbl Fam!
Virginia, to the trade, not i n c l o d i n z packages ae«d
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a U o t w a d i t i o n s o f t h e H o l y Bible, fitr tjie ass^lkiai*
ShatUaSawiaeMa- Has.
W h a n e w yaa Tisit X a m ^ l 4 « . e c a l l aadsM
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wahrtsrs, stadsats aad b t h o i . Oar a m t s ai»
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WHEAT—There 13 r e r y KtUe coming in, and
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a t e sen oar Pataat White
Soathwestern FalilisUiigCoBiiaBT.
I ^ Ho. 2 $1 0 0 0 1 10; inferior or rejects Wire
Clothes Ltaea.
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WthU moath aad yoa
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w i f e
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or Bamphls, Teaa.
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BIBLES.
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BIBLES, BIBLES
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