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h^l Asm itit,0Lard." What!
da yon want a bond f WeD, you shall have it,
&r God wishes yon to be happy and to enjoy
rest. "Men wfly swear by tbe greater; and
an oath Sat eonfirmation is to them an end of
all strife. Wherefore God, willing more abun-
dantly to ibov vnto tbe heirs of promise tbe
immvtabiStyof bis eonasel, confirmed it by
an oaii; that by two immatable diioga,
wbid it was impossible for God to lie, we
might bave a strong eonsokdon, wbo have
Jed for rdnge to lay bold on tbe set be
fore oa.** Here God interposes by an eatb.
to rtin jnmt fear, to calm yoor mind, and fin
yoa with ensolatioo. God is plcd^ to 3 on
by aa oath; be ba* swan by himself; and eas
be bind himself by any thing stronger T Do
jo«uy, "I with I knew exactly wbatbe swore?"
Widl, to satisfy yon, yon shall bave the rerj
weida of his eatb, for be has given tbem.
Here they are: •^y Maker u tby bosband,
tbeLndef Heals is bis name; and tby Be
deemer, tbe Holy One of Israel, tbe 6«d of
ll»wb Aall Preiser; lud
I tbafc ifaia ike agiiiui tbee
tim riidt eoBdoaa. Tbb is tba
MTWHlaofdM Lerd.aadtl^
"iigH if I III li I 1t> • limV Isa.
nr. Can yoadeeiie more? God bastudsT-
taken yotir caose; be bas engaged for yon; be
bas bound himself fay oath to you; be u a
tmly tot yott, for yoor good.
Tbe Qovenast is ordered in all things and
sore: it inolndes all time, it provides for all
cireniastluioes, it antieipatea all events, it en-
gages for all possibilities. Jesos is tbe surtig
of that oovenant; he nndertook to see itfnl-
fiUed in all its parts; hecmgaged for the ae-
eomplishment of all ita conditions, for tbe
performance of all its promises; he was
bound to see its designs carried oat to perfec-
tion. Can he fail? Impossible. Will bis
word be violated? Hear bim: '-Heaven and
earth shall pass away, bot my word shall not
pass away." He is surety for all the dildren,
for every Benjamin who goes down into Egypt;
and he bas said of each one tc his Father: "I
mil h« surtfy f-tr him; of r»y hand Aedt
tkou Mm ; if I bring kim noi tmio
OUT, and set him btfora ihu, ihm let
mt bear ik« Hamt forevtr." And in re-
Terenee to onr miseondset attd ^ against
the law and government of the great Ba-
ler of the oniverae, he isays of every one:
•If hath vcrrmgtd thft, or mctth the* avght,
put,thai on mint accottnii IteSl repay it."
Precious Lord Jesas^ we ean bot admire thy
condescension, adore tby love, prvse thy thrice-
blessed name, and consecrate all our powers
thy service! We are thine, doably thine.
Oh, for grace to servediee, to consecrate every
talent, every moment to thee 1 My soul, I
diaige thee, often to look to Jesos as tby
'"'Bty, to place fUl oonfidence in his word, to
rely on his ecgsgements, and rejoice in his glo-
rious andercakings; and when tempted to
doubt, fear, or mistrust him^ think of the so-
lemnity, of tbe sacredness of lus oath; and
remember tbat he bath sworn, and will not re-
pent Other priests were iadueted into office
withont an oal^ but thy Jesus with an oath by
him that itaid: '-The Lord sware, aad will not
repent, tboa art a priest after the order of Mel-
efaiaedee: by bo much was Jesus made asorety
a better covenant" Blessed, forever blessed
be his holy name!
When I speak of old and young, you must 1
ooderstand tboee saints that are found alive at
Christ's eoieiiig, which are changed; for all the
deceased saints are raised to an equal perfeii^
don, and absolate maturity of age and nature;
even as the other are changed into the same I
exactness, thcngh at Christ's appearing differ-
ing in age. So tbat we may well understand
the prophet to allodc to tbe age of tbe first I
Adam, that if in a siofal -state bis age at a
hundred years was bot as it were yoath, his
whole age amounting to near a thottsand years,
bow mocb more shall the'saints by means of ID. Kim^ refers it to Jem»Iem, saying
the second Adam live a tboosand years in a | thenoe, that is from Jonsalem. Yatablnsand
sinless condition ? . I Junius follow, and I think ought to be fol-
" 2. It may congruously be made out, that I lowed. Moreover, tbey of Geneva translate
the prophet in this text intends rather the im-1 tbe rest as if tbe sense of tbe Hebrew was
mortality of tbe saints than tbeir mortality {this: At tbat time so great shall be tbe length
thus: ' There shall be no more theoee u I of men's lives that he that is nuw an old man
infant of days, nor an old man that batb not I shall be counted as tbe infant And I see
filled his days, that the ehildj yoath or yoong I the Hebrews as B. D. Kimehi and Sol Jarehi,
man shonld die an hundred years old, or tbe I in tbeir eommentaries, yea and Jonathan'in
sinner aa hundred years old should be ao- j bis CbaL Par., take tbe sense of this place to
cursed ?' • Thos we read the whole verse to | be—tbat no man at tbat time diall be earned
the time or sound of (Kee) that as before we I out of Jerusalem to burial wbo is but a boy,
rendered it taming onr English hut in the I no, nor an old ftan nnless be batb filled up bis
latter clause into or, the Hebrew being the I days, that is, lived to tbat leegtb of life which
eonjonction which, as Mr. Uede says, being I men bad before tbe flood.' Thus, for De
like materia prima, capable of innumerable I Dieo's report of the Genevoises, tbe Hebrews,
forma of signification, may well be so rendered I and tbe Cbaldee Paraphrase, which bow eloeely
here. And then the sense will be this, that at j tbey eoneur witb as I need not mulUply words
the time of the new creation there dall be I to open tbe intelligent eye.
neither he that shall naturally die in bis I " Aa for De Dieu'^ own opinion npon tbe
infancy, nor he that shall naturally die in his I place, though he looks npon the earthly hopes
riper age before he hath made up bis full I of tbe Jews to be but dreams, yet he says:
days, nor he tbat shall be a sinner whereby his I' We interpret tbe text as meaning, at that
days should be violently cut off. I time there shall be another manner of the
3. If it may better please some, they may i state of the world than there is at present,
read it to this sense, that at that time and | For in this world many die infants, others as
giorions estate, though the old sinner shall be | it were old men of sixty or seventy years of
cot o5, yet no saint either young or old shall I age; few finish their just space of life to attain
dieatalL All these ways of raiding the text I to an hundred years old. But then there shall
favor of the immortality of tbe saiuts the | be the same condition of all, whether of young
xxsosncAi..
EXPOSITIOS OF ISAIAH Ixt. 20.
»T DK. K. HOJIIS, 1653.
Seeing a call ia tiie Herald from Eld. Longb-
borougb, for light on the meaning of Isaiah
XV. 20, reminds me of what-I have thought of
doing for some months past, bat till now bave
neglected—viz: to copy and send for publica-
tios in year paper I^. Hoas' view of the
passage, written more than 200 years ago,
which, though old, will, I think, be new to
most of your readers, and in my opinion clearly
solve a hitherto difficult text. I extract all
he fays upon tbe chapter, which, though
lengthy, is worth tbe reading. Dr. H. was a
millenarian, and I tbink you will find by ex-
amination that his criticisms on the Hebrew
word K*t, Tendered "for" in the verse; also
his change of the conjnctive " but" into " or,
etc., is sustained by tbe lexicc^rapbers, see
Frey; also Boy, pp. 355; Pick, pp. 160; Gese-
oius, pages -157—461.
In answering the inquiry, " Wbat that glo-
rious state on earth shall be at the restitution
of all things," Homes says that as to its qual
ities it win be " Negatively; sinless, sorrowless,
deathless, superiorless, temptationless ' and
timeless ; and positively; it will be the res-
toration of tbe creation, perfection of all qual-
ities;, confidcnee of all ccmforti^ and preface to
eternity." And it is while proving the death-
leaness cf tbe millennial age tbat he gives us
the following: " To deal faithfully with von,
there is only one sonsiderable place that
know of relatiog to tbe time I speak of, that
hath something of an intimation of mortality
to be in those times, and that is Isa. Ixv. 20.
It clearly relates to the time we s^ak of, verse
7: 'Bdfco!d I create new heavens and new
rarth,' etc., which Peter refers to this time
Pet iiL 13, in relation to the promise in
Isa. Ixr. Now the 20tb verse, our Vsnslators
bave rendered thus: There shall be no more
tbsize an in&nt of days, nor an old man that
hath not filled his days: for the child shall die
an hundred years old; bot tbe sinner being an
hondred years old »hall be accursed." Now
as &r aa I ean see into languages and the con-
text, these words,' for the ohild shall dk' etc.
may be more fitly trasslated ' that Uio child
should die,' etc., ' For tbe word Kee, in the
Hebrew, is exceeding often used—yea and so
rendered by translators—to signify that as
we have here rendered it As for turning
into should, it is not worth the mentioning
before a gramariaa, wbo know, that tbe word
so rendered, will infer that tbe verb speak sub-
unctiTely. Now read tbe words so easily
altered in the EogUab, and without the least
violence to tbe Hebrew, and tBe meaning vrill
be qoiie contrary to any intimation of tbe
mortality of the s^ts in tiiis glorious time of
tbe thousand years. For according as we have
translated, tbe sense will run clearly thus—
' There diall be no more thence (or from that
time, via, tbe beginning of tbe thousand years
of tbe new creation,) an in&nt of days, or an
old nutn tbat bath not filled bis days, that tbe
child (or you^g man) should die at an busdred
years,* ete. So tbat here is no meation of &e
mortality of the saints, but of their immor-
talitj. Wbieb for farther clearing of tbe
text, may be made out two ways.
" I. ^na: He tbat is an hundred years old
in those days is bat [oanr. Prof Pick defines
it 'lad, young man,'yeatb,' T.] a youtb or
young man, as onr old translation renders it
For as a youth batb but a tenth pert of tbat
age which many lain lire in these days, so an
himdred years ate bat tbe tentb of this n^-
lemry time of life to tbe inheritors thereof
Agaia, as in tbe first age of tbe world, wb«r«n
Adam lived, one of an hundred years old was
bat a yoimg nian to y Br?" W. H Wyckoff CoRsspasi-
ins SMsetary of tb* Bible ndoa. aad BratberC A.
Buckbee, Aslatint Tieisuiri. They haw bran laa(
tbe tnutrd and ttlihfhl appsta of pobik: bmm-
Iraee, sod yutake lareely of the recxtaa* f|di& ta
«htdi tbe; are aecoitbaed to B|9eal to oAos Itar
tbe support cf tbe iioble ecWpn* of Bevidaa.'*
It was so mote tbaa Mr, certainly, tbat thBMi too
•en, wbo bave aoioocncdvedsalaiia^ aa oSws
of tbe Bible Coidtkaiub ta which came tnm tl^
pocketioftbediKdidcstir Betboy.AeaMrvci
ette tlx ikvor. Botitiooktntbn'eU, laii»1
Usu wbo are bett aeqeainted with "Csatpbei
iaiu Incr^idoo," "ia iia ehaot,'"'*is la
tfaat," ;«a J
Bi^liA ia Noiwhir li^wtewtiiiWIiK*
itfftt vUA
la UM wmwoow, «b«i wii ih ii wm iwbb,
and Jndced it by iu fmtta, iqipasiiiir b aa the wmt
onrrnpUoc of ChHsUanlty abkh mwbSs lbs ^dtg-
ioB SDd asoeab of oar eooatiT aaa ' -
J
aati«idda(wt]]iii^payiiicUca«it,asd iiiJ|ii>ust^
iacttscUla.
KsBASza,—Sosv we. Haw Bqiastt eaa giva
dteir Booey to baOd CatbcOic cstbadials, aad l^ada-
baptist and Caaqpbeffite Bieetia**aew end tafleesi,
aad pitaitea fat the pmiiagalioe of <
veeaBsotJigrtbeUfeof i> ces.
Wedo BOllkvartlieleaat f m ^
with ctmrists—Mt ces a coU BMef7 Ua
Qoaw.-Dotsnattta Utar oTtha Watduaaa
•dtocate ibe leceptSan of Csapbrflila aad Ma>
baptist imandaoa t
Dm te en»»t lavilfaw Asm into Baptist
to pwadtta Baptist Osuamrrtnnsl
TTi^nat Oalxu
Thtf b a altiUBK Uaaslatte wMch OisiHi-H •
aBMIwttktlKa.'-
TheraM7losail»l«efts orttaMottiiy.^
areaMtolaaatheoL BlaaaansBdmnA
IfcteereasatoaMa's sabaaaeikr^
lifMltetbefoliroradepartiBcj
niUat out or tJialHmaa. ta OalMnj
'the taasares ctf wiek»*BBiL*' -
BalllwTSUisy VmSS-Oat
ncir. It la a panmasT yi i a g _
at daoB caa elada, ao sihifnsa..jaj
nS^Vt tapee efdwi iwvo^
-nvSitbeAaM"
naiti
iti
Itbei

jtmapoauj^ iptf^BOBAJia.
• A. tiMwm.
t lAI of Bn Gnm vgaa Sm
aist w WM toraiined »t USm
luillh^ fjTJte l» oAtspteitd luae Sar d«J»
lad thoM te e m baim a* daj
It iwfcBMT H*t Oir-^ «»•—»naihh ta
atMBitfOti, tMUaf, ii«n«»»r inlerrlew. Ifce
l.tter-i«r»«Bi»rf«moj>M»i Tlii»wi.«ii«««BiBp-
tin of •porioos di(ptit7. A'titW SUkr Uomdt war
Dr. Bswa on daim it* riflS to Mwi a writUm
• irmt m nfi^ *>
'brla|;toe*caaa«itotair^*i Sderi. 6aT«s.
Tin iTmltviiii iit» nf iMt tew mooUu bat* ben
«f ndt a^iaettr tbat a > doubt mraiu ihatia
tito t^^^e^ ^ ** be Biad« befiin tin
1«es ebait«d tlial amid be fonnd,
csqairriaUi&iaCr.sBdbrM-
tB« ,addtn»d to Uie imm pbeo «)»• be
a*ad ftoaUw dajbamb^itixed.. SoitoM bn
bees If ft antarord, b«U!«t!i whiei tbqr coold bare
boplrd: lo fiBd tiing lhw could b« ll*d to bb
Aajitulnpi, If; tbenCm. there ifaooM luir, after
^ aUtbi^ tnmBe, be fiiud KMj'fiBBand^Botlm^
vndtjBt{Ba,BatUnv that baa not bees tans kannt
aad nyiBly anwed, aotbins vbidtbaa nat abead;
rttaLwd tba of ibs deBooioadoo—
2i^ihakhe «inbeh«eafter pernuUedto eojory in
I be baa ib painfitOr earned.
wztktomaAeoKUwift ainattortojiU.
U; then, the Paator did not koow that J. K. G
defied a penauIinterTirv,bi( Sgnonmee wiaciil-
IMbta.. B* aOijkt baVtanin, ud b« jUd iqxm i
tar iofonaatian.msalao aest ia another my.
Wbea Cbriat, in tte xrHL of Mas£e«/ lare dlreo-
tioiia almt wttKng diBlraltfa* aiaaog laathnn, be
aiadeDoexe^aoa ia &Tor of Doetoln of Dirisitgr.
Tbqr w imder iba naw Urn goi«iu Om
bvoMeat ^wiA meober.
ItbkUttleRBartaaitethatt^a charr> aoUW
BnkGkrMiHvetapretotad iabbabaeDoe. Satm
aoteatpceteal.
— VaEsataerraabaenbecdovUiaBinBber t»
biaii^btasaa4{ti«ids,andiotaraU tbemin the
" nwnwii a UABQaiBa.- WUi a BoIe
tixntsaads act Im todaced to become nadwa aad
•abacribeca taTtbe pafwr. [lepti—5t.
— Taa SUJIT SCLUIR Couiss, at WIsdtratrr,
spemt vith abaadMaedwiMity pa{n2>,a&daTeT7
ttimatvirfm'ot teacbeca. Sdinian aie itiUeomfna
tsu. "Bai pcobibilitj'is that then win bo firmi tiro
handted to tbir* bttidied.
—'StwcnaTOCC.—it TIao ftwa Pnridmt J. W
Bait, ofrtha B«{«trt Female Cdlese at Eopbiai-
Kntnekr. Tbe acboat baa ofiraed veil, bat
aniagtotbe pfenlnesaf dBlIamtb|U rrgiootbr
papita ban aot ;*t all caw io. Prendeot Bast
trillbm a larym atbcol •Bne»erheo koova, asd
j^oBiI Kfaappons-
aitr'to exasloe WiB. a.
^rfaa tti naC tf^ if^itinni
WilBt fcr pabB^ di books
to tba dwriwaSal* « vaoKj
_ the Boai$ «f XaaffHS.Bat if it ia
i^iieiiomiaatioa) caiRiiKed I^tbe discnMoo that
indi a CnkiD ii ttpnoceioary and tbe plan oHftaable,
aod tbe mwier thouM be atill left to tbe existing
S«Gi«y«» vtinto BpWiiWne JtoMe^ Ko^ tod
Soalh,*boaklbeinntedtoaidtbiairarit by ptd>Iiiib-
!Bsbooks that I feei qatte
aa ainiA at boBia in tbe Big Hatdiie inoda&B or
the CoBieDtne aa is tbe Gvcral Asaoetatiaa of M!d-
dteTaaeaceaadSathr^tabceia. Ihawnrke< |nTeDiioa. Itwffi beanoneox-
aicnoa.—Owing to a delay of oor trajn are rcaehed
tte Janejoa soaie half boar^latefor^.aeJaeksoo
train, aod eooseqne&t^ bad & Liy-over at the jBoe>
dao one vkoie day aad nigbt This is a yoong
srawiac railroad at the oosdngs of the Ueai-
phis aad Cbariestoo and tbo Slissisaippt Centra}
Kaiboada. It is attracting the attention of specn-
tators, and is written down a> destined to a growth.
We once spent the night in a horel of a hotel bcrr
bat a«w then are two ^ Asa "Tbe
OaiiiM*," aod ' n* Admmt Bout*," and in tbe
funacr we can gay tba iaiUdt Baitnsail* tbatot
the atg Bad bt KasbTiUe.
It was aot long ere we were called upon by se»eral
brethren, aad an app«dntment n^eited. Tbe Citj
SaH was occapM tlttt night }>f Bro. Waltoo; we
addiesaial tbe nexi day at U o'cliick, a Tery rcspect
able coagRgation, and Broi. Pendleton kft aa ap-
pointmeat lis bis retara. We became iaterested in
>be brethren, and Aiasd tbeie were tea or twrire—
aa U waa sappoacd—Baptists liriag here, member*
of ChcrchesintbeTrltiaily.atllaltyand LaGtangr,
bat to utaated as seMoa aUa to aliend their
Cbardiea. We saggested tbot it waa th^ daty to
ocgtaize a Chardi, tboa{[b taaU, and eo grow ap
with tbe growth of tbe place. It was fkyonHj en-
tertained, and we proiabed to re-visit them after tbe
meeting tf the CoBTentioo, if they woold decide
opoo an oniaidxaiioa. When we eaiae to teaTe, we
of B^gist'tentiments. SareJy, there isnot a fispUst
ttjlnister in tbe Sootb who wooU be miiriUins to go
to Memphis, prorided th«r ChnrdMa wooW pay their
naTeiing expeaaes, and what Chardj will rritea to
do. thtel n>erB are bandreds of prirate bretbreo
oit •who WiB go to the Cooteation, and pay lh«ar
«>wne:q>a»e5, ff the Chnrcb will only aHKiint them
The Baptists of Monito wish to Me the largest Con-
Tectjon that mci in that dtj, or in Ibe Sorth,
ud they are abK^ to entertain them. They will make
arraneements with all tbe Bailroaa Campanieii, and
with the regohrRiea.'npai^cU to ca^ fur half ^
Tbe " Jeoay land" UkU, that wiubiu sereral tboa-
saz^willbe eogag«l for tbe occa:^ if the OOD-
coorsewMiantit. The pijc^de of Memphis will take
a liTcIy iiiferett in tba discmnocs.
I can bat regard tbis pcbpotwd CaoTcntieB as tbe
most sBiportant that WiB meet b the Sooth isr many
years In «anh. I hope yoa will ;irepare an article
abiwing why itwiUbs an important imeetiag, and why
alargeConieotiunihoaiabehad. Other "marks
lieit week. Yoors traly, J. K. G.
P. S.—The flm chapter of'the Infidel's Saoghter
is evet^hoe read with ddight.
X.B.—lira not an the readers of the Tennessee
Baptist show it to their nogbbm and acqnaintaaces,
and soOdc ttea to take it fiir one year 1
whethw^e «e« any re«oa for it or not, A* j wooM bam me. I MB wifltog to riik mudi
mtui Dwet, niii^f^ thinJlM**?if «» »lioiild l»pp«j,
^ t qtti^Biii^an." ""^'ir^wW'piyb«14y imais iia Uinfol ignaraaee.
"Of ooom," nwA'^ ona «m| Bnt I do'.Bot nmrfi like to deny ajidf the
dkpate all that Bat after »U, the j pl««iwire of a new and interesUig a«qnmtntanoe.
i«,»Mk«rfA«f»u Ucbarge» bad beeaa UttteawniatcOigrat
t]»y wnobi bBs»faard,]^!
From fby inllness gract to mc
Stin,yetieariess ftitbiatbee.
Till from tiigiit tbe day shall ^iricg—
fbepberd. King!
— WBAT Txxaa Barnsrs TBIXX XM^VT BOOKS or
S. S. CSIQS—Tbe editor of the Texas B^tht in b
sketch of tie procerdings of Ibr Baptia Cccvemjcsi
of Eastern Texas has tbe fclkndng: "
" The rr^KKt upon Saiibath Scboob wu mih as
instmctiTe and wi^wtitten docameat,
and tbey abo know thai Bro. P. wiU be compelled
to kave Ids pcUsioik co the 1st ef Jaavaiy, unless
his Ch^ is endowed. If brethreBcaabeisfiaeBCed
by any laotive sot to aid ai tbe eedowmeat of tbe
Cbair of Tb«gy tbis bU, evca tbe object seiagbt
bf some will be accompBsbed. Bro. P. wiK t»
forced to leaie tbe roivei^, and thas cor Tniver-
-Uy win be robbed of its chief atuactjon far to
jroomtaaaoa—tbeotegical iBatractiOnfcr«aryean«
aisis«ets;aad tbelatenst of oao^ peopfe Iaat,tbe
CoiM^ at oece goea down.
Tbe importance the Theological Cbairlo de Col-
lege^ ai^ tbe iB^best mterest of the detaxniBation, aB
see. Tbe President, the Prafessors, and the Tnsteea,
aQ say. the &nt tbooght that abooU be dcoe is to
eniow Che Tb«i]o£icaI Cbav. Lei tbis be done, if aB
(heather chairs naam mteodowed for raae Gitle
tiOM to come. ITfaat say tbe Bap&ts of Tecnesaeel
SallmrCiaaaCniveCBtyKDdowBl Shall Brother
Pendleton be forced to reaipi bis ^airl If yoa « T
ao^ bis «jiairDBaai once be endowed. We are now
a the fidd for this porpose, work^. not ibr a salary
or for pay, bat gratt^co^ to aid TOO in ssst^iiag
^Theological Department of Oe CiBvcnitT, aad
tbenby tbe Caimsity itself. U there ia a brother or
sisBer m tbe State, or Sooib-Weat, vrilEBg to aid. or
wiH^ to make a bequest to cake eflect at their de-
diaige to her to see that none approach it .but
only those who, by reftreaice to kis rtqnire-
oents, are found to be daly qualified. I do
not BOW say whether tUs is so or not We
have not the testimony yet bef(»e us. But if
w« should find it so, yoa aad every other man
of common sease must&dmit that she is not
I oely at liberty to forlnd, but is ab«4dately
jatradbythemostaalata oUigatioAst^ obe-
dieaee to her head aad king, ta exelnde every
cease, let Aem write to as, an3 we win viA tbem. I one whom she, aeeor£j!g to hervaderrtaadicg
Wot tmneosee win rid os in this motem^ to -1 of the Scriptures, does aot r^ard "as having
dow tbe Tbeobgical Cbair.
Ibave Sgrewed sostfwhat. I wiabed S» asare
ysa, Bm Saytea, «eTtasteea aad the friecds of oer
Cainat^thnaq^wiittbe State, tbattbereia BO man
ia tbe St>»^ of Tiiiwiin, more' acccpcabie to tbe
Baptistaer Weat Tenneaaee, than Bto. PeodJetno as
saader of Tbeoiogy, and that the jciTate leUers
bd^ wricteB fr«« SasbTiOe toaasaqplUi a^orpcce,
w9accoBpE9baaa!^henvthe BlipistPiAScaiian Soo^
rbamiMplda,lbribttbaabeeB» exigence— nam,
aadbasaMteiidiaiit The Sootkos PWhSca&B
8ede(y alCbada*m hsaxiitei«m. i^vv
ceased B> regard the Sootb-Western Baptist as tlie
tnie exponent of tbe dsMDSBstkaial sentiment.
is roan for aaceber and beser paper.
— Sooax £EKX9T roa Btsxa.-Tbe Frcnd:
GaxeOe Hedicale states that by an aeddect daicoa?
has beea discorered to be a cere for boms. By isr-
ing a piece of cold ebareoal e llandnc Star
** I have been t^&ngs onr ppopie that aB CbnStians
mayandoo^tobe.muted. We aS bdm in nsns
Tbe Banti^r^, ia coneiRice, must use inndi
We beSere tiiat "mnti water does pot. iaiE-
datelaptism; h speak or {aay K taeU meafiagFL aad
esear wbo taeid 6 laid to^eak toAiedsaad neiEk-
bota efsia and aabadoc. base bad their toBgae Inowd.
lla^adeedbas larea .
tbegoiadblfisiadteTccari. tboe 1
rental in wUcb^aiEU?'was ae jeiWBCBL Aad
m «crk eooc^ tw id>-
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br itir ropM it
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kotis af Ira Inr liMadil
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hm*M Inm
Tta. XtKi t, tax IL Ibala.
«« Ali^rata: -1 |io wKA
FVfttii^ powt dn «ir
t*^ B m'^iaaESm Bnp^ ji^ soa-
. prinsed a & rtated Stues. Tiif) i* die gmtai.
Sfiimmamnmcam. Unit^ tint Xtem
to
tte E ^ cf tsa aH».lFeM»sa Bkp&i to Jeop ^nr
P^Sr naieDa jn^aS&aie^ I
«a4r3fi}cns«U,nina nind
IfBw^^* by tte dUst tkb^.
fcpTatai^L Imtot kaev Inm te aA > Ftodo-
to paj S> las cjisnlMS.
sadte-iiasBCiCalDnai&i. Tbecv wo* old Bns.
txtenOstlcnrUaate, that Etrcd ia ttat dir.
Jjid I bope I SB, tfaoUU ttat boBdnds rf tbevaals
^ ram oid lAnOmaric
and ill «b» an aat are aot
varefctriwaatik''
— BnK&erXXi.Czntcte. XBai&ym. Tl^i
IkKTkexn.
— IhWihti T. H. fbF. ^ li*- «lita: -Tte
aiBiV Sefciol Ctiaa ii w$ tie* Seedwa Bap-
tie lMelaoaneedei,«acl the oppwimta are jiaod
nnMftaadtbelraiWM
ar» writiBg warim ia T ii liiii m Sadudab
tafaoModfiKironnstetBiatttorBV tJ» Wlx-ri.
•Go Bi*, eoB*. mar 6o4 tie wetk.'
—BndarJ.auri«B.Sr. Tear ««« aai
Ksi an foui, and jmt acta fDCocasc. Ood ties
nxanutbcwd. Unb^ it Ite tet ^
fpiraVatSadlaaa.
— ScBatv Oaibrilfe. S^MVo.
Elites :** Sr. Tondale tat Jot doted a teriea of amt-
iacwitiitidiCtanh. Tta nidt «f wUek wai ke-
rnes tactf aid fit; cannniDa*, aod doitf aiWrom
ta OK Clmidh tr tw^^saL There hare beeo mm
thaaSftTadiBtMnlnibtCtaidtiakBaltaaa 5W,
u>d xanmfi tbnE mf of tb* kot odien of the mn-
BmdQr. TtCMbeaBlta^aor.'*
— We are daO; Id Rccipt af a* naelBXkot jaaed
^fj CfcarefcHS ihnwigt^Mt tfaa ^."jrti appEO*big tlae
ocpuiiaario* «f tht Soad^ jy^yyij ^aiotv baa cnly
pakabt!»*eariendtoba pristed ir dte CtercU,
Tta vadc MKadvaita IbmnI at ita vain at
the daodnt:
Tta SCRBgSeU Ctenit. lineilMM Coa&tj-, Iteas.
Wfcpnte M SaMa& in
April, Igg, paaaed U>» Whtwg jn 1 a»li1ii aad naw-
m to taat4»4UieAia«r tkv :
AateSaiiaik ia^Oe«*er jKxt
TamhCfaiMint
la»r.ii>eDiala^]
I Ifa^au «i«9Ga SoRb-
mKh^ dnpaduSas* MTL
•L BttatdtaMVaa
IxatnoHn of HRMMC to
.w OoiMiaa paraBaiaj «f
^hBCaaevorateaadandiiiM
Rtatnwmajtto fim Sod b ^caiisg
I md tuUMM grm io tka
, "SnaaaaiBietfaBr
ammmtei, "Sa.*
^iiiailMy to fstr tank
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nawwthBr- GodaasvaS:^
I tias d Ma tbaoUSi*
• awm^ ig. a iTiiain ur
i anz, eviim wmiKUsammi
e amai 5ns. fir if
: £e *»>iiuTiLnl a» taw
"rWKer. D.C Bidr.
. pna s&a MimCiHt teUesi,
rfJaefan
Waxaus, Tbc lectot Strndq- School OoBvenQiie
beid to 5a9kTaia.TBapfi«,iaa]B: aad, vtoraa, Bajxtit
Okufiikn bana toMA la^wafced to iqpoak thev teoci-
BKOlarriaiiTaloaadOianraBdaB. Tiwreftro,
Biwhif, Tbaxm.ata Chan^ amaaniaily a)^
pR^ Of t!if " pI»J gf CtAm,'* ptvyotol by aid Coo-
faotioB.
- JtaaJtoA ^bat n Ism euire tcefldnce m dw
of ite Biaid of 3fua| Vf Bralkar Gnret'gmocpak-
ScKCioB to OcB in dae TMoattee Bt^titi.
M. Kan. Mod.
«. W. S«ta, Ctetk.
— Bxnv^ XmL-Hem. Editon: TW Uti
tall dea» fio^ tbbp ftrn, irtcnof «e arp SU.
OA ita aite^ ( a
fimiileuLe Ctert^ CwMaCaanty.J^ Baptiat^iiMr,
dim ttanSai^ ovv Ibr baptsssK. -
Oaaed aartfatr BoniBK at a tetoat-teaaa aa Ux>
Ml. BxptiaedBiM.limc iftati.
In ika Bieoiiis I tad die aaasieoce afBntber 3. If.
hanv
OndnSdi aad nkh t taU a. mtedSng at S«kCta>^aatedbTEIds3 acd MSfe.
Sx «e»eraiw,ea tapdaed.
QB tta 1461 Manxsecd a toeelsac dae B«ttttriiaa—
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SPEdAZ. soncBs.
TheTnisieesof UadiMU CuBe^ bav« teccnd tjse
serrices of Ptut Joseph E. H.miHr.. Princptl of
tbe OoSIege for tbe pneseBt Prot Htnuhoo 15 too
wdl knowB to nqaire any e^maiioo of bis diancter
and abn^ies frraa tbis soane. He *iS not be aUe to
enser aciivdy «5imi die oniies tonnabest ortil abon
tlie aoth. or Sast of tbis month.
PrcC C. J, Hairis is mefideoth- looknl ior to ta
aAJedtotbecorpsof Facc^ty bv tbe Sr^ of October,
orbefoce. TbeCoOe^ basopei^ its ira
*idi a anmber of popUj naprecedented 00 former
Tbe fiieods of tbe anticipate
ocsidaabte adnace m its progme sta promt
skn.
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aaA CUt*aa'« Bkafc RcalK^ m taOnaaij. Xiaa
lkaaUXaakT>a.saai9 Liariaar ka« ktaa asxia amaf m Tavkrta. Oa-
tiw«»«>r|1 •• > n aftkal iirii • taa laa iiciBa^ kaacC
aadaaayiaiaarakii ralaaaf tarr aai tat.lkal aBk tha rapai-
cw aer saceea af tia tc**ala It *ra aaami aiaanna ta
tkaaaaha oaraa* t. al*aia at aAacaBea ~ " •
grHa* latat»»tanna.tk.amaft»aatTaaA tka ni l I af
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tiTS. socr KXUT.p.ac.
w.-ucaa K. WBTSK. gamia.i.
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Bra^-aOnaA.
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ga*a a aew ttrsagtli takit paipoaa.
•DoaH diaiiibdaallyaarwilea. Keepa
fewof tk« watMBt aad br^tMt far kaate,"
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baad oa tika aext mnag. He kimd ker.
Vat did aot praiuM.
TheaatiIee,koweTCr. weta kept, tkoas^ aot
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Otker aad aaay c«eaiaf;t ata
A t a M stoiks, aad Om sate kappy kiM
Aad was aot Mr. Lewia a better aad kappw
? Of oaamkawaa. Aadaa woaUall
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I lawtfad. ntas
aadwrtiBiaafekak
la tka KMB laadK
iacttecRMt iaaAac Imhlsn aC aahaOaa. aad
iZU tspeeiaQr the «f Ba^tWa.
We MOmt wm tmfiam Us aarin
aaoathaakataifasea. VatakecrNtpkasaiaia
laaoe or tka & & taadaaa aad a^eiMcadeWb.
SsiMaelt.Va «o1t*|*at^aa Bar«tat BiMa Bortc Sa-
^ ^ -'a. Ah. ^^Lr.Majmaa*
JOnOmwrnSain:
jaatkeMmtia
Aaaaaass,
ToariV^ who iMwaidad to
teTAe Atoideea reaaalaOd-
asd ast iwniaWy UMc to agylae joa Itgr
flto aataie df the laaleaeka aadwr i*ilea to K
ia joar eOtoM of neaaa dM
HAI*IRT8TIWAL. UKPNPERKRTOCVTKER^BR'.
topat yea lapeeaoBfaa ef Aa
w m cncM aemal jeaa aca
i«ty aiaA ealsneed aa* tapraied ky
WaeasceaeeaBr,
The
tkasco»«trc
boowMd tgr —T partfcahr iwiailatfli
Tiftota. aathe maiseatatfais of tha wtrihatnrs.
tke tilha,aDakBietaae«tttoanlte'a
oTycaia. It Is deeded aa a acteal Jbr a9 ate
any tefaa to anS rtsMsiHia of lb adnataeea.
TkeicBfloat viewa afril are beta xaipeete«,aaia&
are peniued to attoad the ckardM McBsted by
M an aanwi. Ask wkSalke
rd}|^«c}{hn«rtha joaag; laCiea wffl
teeeiiedaeatteadaa.«betewffi ka ao UHailaeBca
«ilb their peeaHarRB^oasiiewa. TUa 0
«SI.BO doabt, caenct the isi^cste whS^ the
uliBlaBaTte«apntaee4. rtfutlMar.
MiLna K lUcoa.
Wmiatr.
flL H. -Yvaia^ SictolBrf.'
£B«airar.plnsaoiW-
APMAjtRTWHcdBd hr the ftoaUa Baptist
CkanA «a SatardiT. tbe m of Sefiteaibcr.
h«orEldcc3Fiadaaiird«B,erSaMle, Jtar te
pniMw B n M P. licCaid? M."
•QsagMOBtiBg PiffleaWaa.
Many ixoptt are cotaa to heanaaa the Silh co
B?tlMr linn to dtpeeti their spaara. Jhey get
ataaf eerily ia the eenaiy, aad Sir aoaM ^Oetasee
aboea it, kat at leoath they leadi a ML Bow
theieeedea eaa the aahaea lea»ll1 If they
caa, they wiB Sod nnoath watar Car aaotoar twity
aiilee i if they ouoA they aast (O had: to the aea.
b vahee ao di*«Ma haw ftr ap the stnoa
a CkrtstiaD tamf h m foae, if wkea he eoowa to
okunKtfaaehe amt seeds tnm he ftr tiboae kt sset ia bariatai intewaai k,
aad a a.ber kae to
.kitdesi»
irtoolta was ever &ria adraae^
) ilaw en&diMto of tnde; aad kit daily
was a kfrttwy of fiappoiataeala, ia
r ifda kia reaticaa aa
HaVna Mtas w31n« to
aadthwaib HI ka akoaJd ke; «td
•£ kss 'alsai,a^eetod^pe^ tkat by ken
aadtkecaal^kkda^ patk, keeaaaa tkey
;)MMMkriaria '«aia* «> UMM ke kopcd to
idk lMtaSMla way ia adnaea^ The OOD.
wai). tttf wkm Aa day^ kautss
t waa aw, kit aiiad Ml iato a
^atm, aad luated «*cr ito ditap-
arloM ftarward widi ftUiai:
fktosa; fcrk^ia^M^ tkttg%
.ddteted; aUMkamelted
^ ^ witii jaa. datr,'' ^ ^ w e d
-rfsasr Aa
iWWHt IwHTlUMiiiii Hiil iar kas-
^waaJ^iitiitoA
kavtodal-^-iaiddkgL
BtUl^ii^iiiawmid kfptoW;
ly, Qaama.
wkk
Stfjbatlt SchooL
Bczxa.Ei»TOBa: Foe many yean, Baptisee kaee
felt the Deed of a Sibbath Sdeol oegaaisatiae,
thrGBAahidda]Bd,earCharcheseaa]d betop-
pEed with Books tree ftoes sertsrianina.
WIMC MW SB ui^Mi?ntwwi VAS pcopoaed ky OMB
foeasost aaensaks,saddeartoas, Bapdetslriodiy
expected a ae* en in the kratocy of Sabbath SdKwU
iacgrchmcbe* ; •wben schools coeid be p«aaeiiUy
cKgasaed ie sseet aB oer *archee withoet the aid
af ag^ts wSh their seetariac hoots, spreadicg at
OBcetheseedofdisccid,sadparaljxhi|; theaealof
ihoae wte wsald otkcTwise be eSaect ia preetatiag
Sabbath Schoois, and ofica by the isfiamce of ob.
jeedecabie hoehs, SaoegDiEl^ peospeioes ashhath
PBixcB(oa,Ai^8e|iCI. 18SA
Bazraaia Baaeaa: I haie Jast letaned ftea
apeeaehinstoarthfeBchBaatTieaBcsBeoto Koeth
CaioHaa-theharialsraaadof ay patcatiL IwiB
file year readns aletef skeliA of a acettag bdd
aith the oU Pioepeet Ckwn^ Beea coaatr, £ »
Teoa., that Heaascdae to preach aad eedaiaed ae
totheaiaatrr. ^ Brother K. WaOar.Ba pecaeat
Pastor. The ssecUsc eoBBeaced oa the Isstdsyof
Jely, sad eaatimedim days aad Oaths
totaabbeth aaa«hiialitw»l the Sapper to sheet
naniae' The acetiag hecsae' asee ioterestiac
e*eeyday. the usrtt was that the faalae aad ay-
sdf h>p«ixed sraetecB persoes. The aces of the
baptiaed steed ketaeeaSft aad li. Taeaethesirs
of S. aad the yoath Mdeeccedtheaateistocether.
aasaiaioricht. SaaoeithteraaaaeepeoCnsed
eaamdaa,ai«dwelettagreataaBy sjixkMs. nis
kas beea a ptespeeoos ^aieh ftar « yeeia. My
brother^ wkoaa icsaaiaa iia aear the sseetiEC laoase,
wasitsPsstortheaMtoftheUM twill
dado. FsreB^kecOraa.
xndOB ChiirA. Cook Coanty,
Itsasas. Baeioaa^Ia ye« paper of
eth. M57. there appeared aa aaeeyawaa
eeroiac toe leneptlea at cartsia peeaeaa » crr-
tala aUA taned aat to be oaia-ea their
Pedshsptta iaaemtoa. The writer of that
e«iac to isspreper Wheaaaea,M seal
ao stated the esaa, to (we tbtek) to
«ho wero aatarq^oted with the <
Sstsr Gtvn AtwdattBa aided oa this aOdr, kat
oaiag to sow aissahea fcs aasse, Ac., tka lepeet rt
the Caassltteeea F^toaship bee net asaawd the
paipeeelkr which wapewaae it waadseipied; aad
H saae acta ea ear pait !s expected by the
eiatioa aad elhaia, tharritare.
Jiiihif. That the B«»b«!i ofUrioo Ckarek,
dbhoU theaaawaitklhBof (dthea wkiAwovtre
ceeatBated.aBdaa^rtidi we joined Sst» Grove
Aaedstiaa; aadtieilaitherpledieoais^ toal-
SawwheatheCOKtcodcanslohe caBed,naBy
Witswmtbiilledwith joy atthethoecbt of aa
Imtitedoo, fsnmhiaK to the Soeth VeMen
(teches, every tedE^ to aaito toeir eSaU ia peo.
aotias the iBterests sf Sabbath BAoeis.
Bst alaa, how appalfiacto the iecEiies of Baptists'
he«Tts,C" icii sill 1 hi 11 f»l>ataew«irkmwd) torrad
neeh Titopeisiioa aad peisaasl abase. Of
Of brsthna, iriastatiac apaiaat a fasd cease, hy h>-
joriat! l&t pmeBsI npstatke of these ogaced ia
ik Why aot coatiBaeta advocate the coed cas
sodataBeaiiTpeifed,whFathe HeaOt of the ia-
stitadon sbaO have BKt—if those teaetiy sppoittcd
•leaBworthy saeha statisB, appoiirt oAeta
wcrthy, aad aet kiaAe lai^ strife io tke dsrdKS Y
Why hmhrra's retideace, or ceaaeetloa with the
Sooth Westera Pah&shia|! Hease.or evca their hsaest
eoBvictfflii on wfcvi It ksMWii tfa^ Lndsttit
qMt)aD,ahaelddis«tsm^eBBftoB MtUhirypeo-
BOtIi4;lke!atereatBOfthe8«BdqrSiAool iridoet,ia
sot so wc3 aBdmtoad by me I
I tWldaot, ia myhaakie cenditfaa haveaaid
av lk$B«. bet da^. peehape, dessaads It. ao* Bsp-
tbtshawsaidtoae, "Vbydoatyoa speak eat ca
the talyeetV* Sieee Giaves, PMbua, sad Seiy-
taa are sakjfcts of aaiaisdvctsieB aad ahave,
of toe aaa aeed ay weak eSiietto
sartda thns, ret coochrfe it aot saia to drop
these hiata the s a ^ of Sshbeth Sdoeb as
toe pievaffl^ si iiltestim of Baptfata ia this psrtof
Eeatac^.
Ihopetobeexeaaedlbcvhatl hart e^.aad
aot be coDiideied as sa fatiadei. Per iiasisie pe-
caBar to ajari^ t cheese to sabeeiiba sty naae^
A KaxtrcKT BAmar Bsanc.
Ittisddea we aSaw rsnwtimdsttU to expect
thsto epiateeaef books tOt tke edtten hat*
ceptnof thesaaw, la the Mknrtvbic. vo waive
that rifkt, with the tBsHeet BBdeesbadlat that we
areaatwepeasikls fcrthoHsaa tiapetasiA Whea
the work is seat as, or It ever iij we wiO ^ H aa
iapartial aetiee:
BwraanSanoas: Ika*abe*e» aa the ftst
ef a eeriee ef Bikkath 8Aee» Besha, wrtttea hy.
etdsr A. a Baytsa: p^kBAed kgr Qeavee, Maha &
cot
pe(sdsrisa,a brier rettawof
ibis haiik-
TUa hoek Is jaawiTiiellwiiT asllli^ fkrth (fke
peeaasr*iwefBi*6»^ Theqiarstiea artsMtdo
aweekt Thabeeteaes^ywed-are
radetaiilt
s efyrChawh a»» stadieariiy a».ifcd.
Other dsaetototane aae hooks fsfaaiedesaecMiy
HsyaotBapUito
^ Ike sarn ipMhta t Oankt they aat to de
Ibeptopaaear UM aaOeriatosalMi .
pl ThspkBlsrt^
«•* • ^^^^ ate ansa tto^rty
R E S O L U T I O N S , E T a
Ordixiattoo.
Msssas. BMIOBS:—I send yea the foUorag u
the peocec^BXS of the Baptist Chmdi at ]|aced«iia,
Vslfcer CwBty. The Pnakytery ia cocapSaace with
a n'eriuea aitasgeeaent. csdslned «o lait Sabbath
ainmiag Brother Bcuy Stoat. Icr the of tiae
go^riministty.
Thecteyegatieaaaeeakied at U o'dock.
Brotiter E. Dyer preached a wans and ameated
£scoatseL
BiDthor Pyhs then proceeded to peeadb toe oedaa-
tion SaoMaC fiOB tte wads, •• Let him tliat kath ay
•otd, speak mr Word ftithfliny.' Jer. xzfcL 2S.
The PiedwMi then crssaiaed'by caBiiig Brother
A. ^^istTwrV U> like Oiair-
Tbe Cbarch then piesemtd Bretoer SDSL Bir«h«-
Stottocfc thee ezaniBed the csaSdsta a refcreace to
iit ca3 to the aimttiT. Brother Stoet kavjce p m
e^re satisMice that God bad caSed kiai. Bra. Pries
pa^xnaded the foBowii^ qoeetians, whkli were sb-
saeredtothesatis&cticBof theCkard and Preeby-
tery.
1st. •'OoTODb^eeeacoeeD^traeGodT'
Aas.-li».-
ai. " Do yoab^ete in the duOiiue of toe Trinity
that there are three persoea ia the Godhead diitisct
a oOci^ yet eoe ia eesmce T*
AIM. "I do."
3d. "Do TOO beBrte tkat nan by timsgrcsBOE
eepanted kiiu*?f fiveu K* God sDd kem^st baeseif
BoderthecoiseaadseDteDceof a jastandlaoly tsw,
aad that God jBstly passed opoo Um sad hss poeteriiT
tlK sestCBce ef ecadeonatiair'
-AB bate fiBen—sli are cood«nnfj- God
win mosis jast dioBgh sB ae wodd pendL."
th. " Do yoK beSrre that Bias is otietiy ineapaUe
to redeem falaas^ Uaa onder the law, and isto the
fitrarofGodr
Ass. ' is dead ^ UeiitiMees and sin, asd baa no
Bonl &Tor, win. or dtapaailjoB, to be recoxiled 10
God."
5th. -Do yen ttdere that thee was a ecvenaiit of
Gtsceotteted ^ between tke penoes ia the adna.
kieTiiBty to redeem Kcaen be&ee man kad iUIenT
ABS. -Ida-
6ih. "Do T«B befiere that God cbaae a people in
Christ bcfiare the world beean, aad tlat he wiQ caB.
receaerate, jrrailV, «awsv SOCBS. Ctek. vT Uta^ r
ttavCTjyaiiMtllMiilrf
rW I III « m l i>»> ^mmtrntA
CM at -TW mgilMni.
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P S T E B BAYSE^ WORKS-—A N E W
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cfChiMiuCbiB-
a.w:xaxEuz.
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vp^a^WBKtEn "Ott Enteta. uraa
maucw aaurxk'" *
S^rfflte W lili^.taiihSyralm.
> jKtMda. at A kKite Be (t anir Oe
Mfix. nu a CO.
zusTsou*EBowirnTon xdbbehl
^ ^ ^ FEVER ASD AGUE CUBED.
• k KJk-ia tW Eko-
GOULD & LDtCo'fS^
r EBASOJT FEMALE ACADEMY.—
TO PsaZSTa.-Tb« ar Mr e—ckKs
h«»»w«rt>«»li HI li^11 Ian I. lm»B IBa wBII i «f
IITl • !••• I I' - socSiaavklck « Wa kfr t* sWM «
iaCMca ta te U4 kirvkJdk kar MWe aesk*
^ItikK. SktatkcartMaWaiUn wd ter Ike M ^
BU OMa a aaOlacar anil, arnaa tfaaoiaixth* ia^ait
Mtlnm. Im bot at Uir Oat
»»SlMtlt«fc««irta».«»eat>a««tl I itardaaaaM
aa^KScial that
Tn TatiMO rna^ SCAMarvshan-Owtannrla&aaa
III iHiilly af«a«»v^iaat»r>«»S aanl eSrala.:
rtOa tMr ^ ^ akdte ateaX aad naraS «itk wiAl
kanta^tWIrknrtaaaewMaahaBalaaWcaldaariaaS
I fttrtlaffaaa.«.>«aa«CT.S«WaanlBaa«t tW
atoa Ifan-Tas. fcuaftfcalV'iaiaiii
COCKS or grcBT.
Tit Vttr tt div JidiM UfSn
a t I t at Wart^ BaaKKaaTSaaciafkr "><
Ait**tln.ea:aLWr«aa*i» ttl
M mt» irnaitmt. Oiaiiliieiln
Itey T.Bradlay;
Mta. MaqrT. Bradley, wifr of David C. feadhy.
aad daai^ of T. aaa* B. B. Moerts. ftease^eC
Tlr^aia, departedthleBto Aagaat Iei,US8, to toe
»dyeer efber age*, el the neMaace ef b«e
taBsaiyCeaalr.TtoiB. Bka haaleft a
itlbaaiiaek
die.aadh«gxedh«vetotslk-,b«ttovi>t
aad a dseeie* ktohead, esteeatod b* to be
SbeyliHiiil totbsle tafcialha, aadJed
ng^aracraaa. atoatSdaedaybe-
DmlNrdMatbatike kanr aha weald Ae^ bat
death wwaa kernr to her. *B w*pet*e6y wiBh*
tofie. SbewwtovdMdb^Blderaw. ABos, at
Tt, mti •Jkfil altbtito »I»IIH Owwih at loalaa
CaaitBeBae,A«fBM. ian.wkatosha leaalaad a
iiwaslili Bt s II a* ir ap to toe ttme ef ha leaeeal to
atHii»>IB.Heair
aptotoatlMi
•TFiaelii
ThmwakaaataMknaae Sw tka
e^f taalU) ISaMiriw a«
•wat^aCaaakvaak. OMatthajaa^
•rivBiC>atto>lli«thataca>tiaa arkv
hai» aa«M piaMaa a tto ' Mt at T • Ah
TEXXESSEE BAPTIST FEMALE IX-
A SftTV Ttol
Th-BCTtiiii I II ia»ra
wosaxT D sxrrKvsKa.mL TwryoMkn* Wh
aa t* aacsra tha Mrrina rf Baa^ Hook aitia
hatkak W> fViBM hr te |iilrlM wffl te
•ai»a»>alia»aitJa. IfcaTiaHia arv karv?
lmlh.>«3rfa«tkata», .iamnri aihiitir^i
1 aeraiR as l^iiii^k »
ia
Sb: Ki K. a.
mm^rmU ats,^
aatkasaslsarilKlaKbalaa
TW T.a*..a hm Iji I Til * Mr. I. a li*. T I a(
Waelc. aei Att ar» aati*4 e* laedte* ea. e
tarakk I f tkaa. af aay a^
»toktka»to»»toiilik.L. T».»Ii i ifi .a>r»Mcktk»»«n
BaaiS «iaaireerWa*la«s»iH^teB.^l« W ta '
baiB} «f tk> PMriiiM kr SW »ar Miaak
. Kae. SaoatBT- W. PKSSUTOBt. CWiiiaii.
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arnnit>M«>arvij> at cki
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