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Z.AnkM. fttf .thhCeohjtna moat be efoe W Wfet (teoeraddrsssed to THE BIBLE, v ! tot ooor BOOXl. Hie ibl epWits o sixty-six sep- v urate books, cootaiBjQ'i manj pan dred perfectly ditfnet and separate treatises, irtux to other, coDnectioo than that Utev treat of tbe ume see era! matters, or Were composed by - tbe ume persons.; ; , i They occupied a period of fifteen . or tixteeo centuries in their prodac ml KJ L I uuiif ww vvoi, untm ivauj " w pbeticallvjthe whole period of man existence apoaearui. lutj embrace Brery kind of writing, every sort of Information, and ever Imaginable eabjecL History, government, lava, Institutions, manner, customs, opto- ions, edacation, morals, religion, ;fbiloeophj,' diaeonraea of everj de ecription, poetry In all iU depart- menu, blo&rapby. epistolatory cor respondence : tbe whole circle of . m mm . a a . a 1 - tbe sciences, Jurtusbee notbmg tbat is not aliaded to the utmost com pass of bnman society and bnman interests exhibits nothing tbat is not u av w.j v.v-Ku. T . 7Mv "ZJfben i every aspect under wbicb bnmcnl aQ(j nature baa ever presentea it distinct- ly stated and considered. . About thirty writers were engag ed in its composition, and tbey were from every rank in life. Tbey were persons of every sort of tempera ment, from the most gentle to the most perverse, or every sort of en dowment, from the moat exalted to tha moit nnnrctendmo z and of aA ry time of life, from early manbooa W extreme om ajfw , pi every ktbuo of attain ment, from unlettered sim plicity to boundless knowledge; and of every condition, from tbe deepest wretcneanees, to tb most consum mate bnman felicity. Vet all these men, through all thee centuries, treating of all these subjects, never produced tbe smallest solecism, tbe amaliest discrepancy oi lact, or twin- A rAm tr a van nt Attfnitn ! rr one agree in ail things with every one of tbe rest, and tbey all agree with all that baa since been discov ed ot the condition of the a nf verse, of the course of nature of the order of providence. , ,r - Tbey aeemed to be endowed with those sublime gifts, tbat awful intel ligence and that superhuman insight which can only be expressed by the ' word inqnnd. There is a gravity, a coocentra- Ou ai uie same ume a aoietuDitx, an earnestness and a pathoi which ira- Ereeaes the reader beyond any other a man composition. , 'Tbe ceremonial system is a monu ment of skill and power which, con aidered as a mere human di rice, ia -wholly inexplicable -- ' The Psalms combine tbe expres sion of the most abstract and exalt ed tenths with tbe whole range of onr religious emotions, in a manner which all the rest of mankind have been enable to approach." ; , In the Tea Commandments of all onr duty to God is red need to four y general proposition, and all tf our nty to each other to six others. ' The central object of the New Tee tamem wesua oi naxarvna in, paraoof bia character and bis work, baa Attracted tbe gaze and admira tion of a world. '- ; . -The Xord't Prayer itamouel of all devotion, and the Sermon oo the llonnt a model of all discourses. V y Tbe Parables, by 'tbeir amaxing power, stamp them 'as superhuman. The Bible is defined most simply ana eompreoeneiveiy as uoa hook. AM uoa i doox. ii ouiera innniieij proacbed in a spirit and handled by ' a method altogether peculiar to 4v aeJL iiaving tne innnite vmnisci est Father of all Spirits for it Au thor, and infallible truth for its mat ter, it most be approached with awe, and every word clearly contained in it most be received with unquestion ing faith, as of ultimate authority bevond whlchJbereJi norappat. Tbe iiibie aio is iu own oniy aae qaate interpreter.' Being God's word, : it iajifgber than the rule of human reason, or the light of human expe rience, and its dark places can be sde ctufuUr illustrated only by com paring Scripture by Scnptnre, under . the gnidance and light of the prom iaed SpIriU-The first rule, and xooet loporunt oi au, ioeo, w v carried with us praxtiexJly from the begtanjos'to the jend, 1 reverence, faitb. love and fervent prayer. , ue mcjf. become aa little children no dar the t aidanca of the Spirit. In this dsv of the chaotic mnltlplica tlon of books. It is Imperatively oe tmrr. thai we should ill the prin ciple firmly fa ar rainas, ujsi a true edacation result from a tho rough masterr of one subject, and not from a vague smattering of ma ny. ; Troly great mea bava almost aiwaj a been in a stnci sense men oi one book.-and tbe most completely educated men the world baa aver seen, have been men tbe most deep ly learned in tbe Bible. It la a full curriculum in itself; it affords food and exercise for every facultv a free and symmetrical development for the entire man. It is a acnool of God, and its instructions are tbe dis cipline through which infant saints enter upon tbe active life of heaven. The reading of tbe Bible ia your iiie-wora , you nave a meior ii,ana it is the chief end of your life. M Think of living," was the pregnant maxim of the thoughtful Uerman. Your life Is no idle dream, but a so lemn reality. It I your own. It is all yon have to confront eternity with. Work, then, while it is called foday, for the night of death cometb ben no man can work. now that you have read thus far, will you not resolve tbat you will tank tbe Scriptures, according to the command of Christ himself. John v. 39 : u Search the Scriptures, for in them ye think ye bave eternal life, and they are tbey which testify of me." You have In this sacred volume tbe biography of Jesus' what he willed, and said, and did to those who aoogbt him eighteen Jiundrea years ago and more. And mat word of Christ, which gave life and salva tion, hope and healing, unto them; uae a ray oi n-nt, springing ionaii from a central source, comes stream log onward through all time, down even to us this day, undiminished and nndecsTing in its coorse. It come onward, over all that lapse of centuries, fresh and gracious; and omnipotent and fsithfal, till it reach es you, if you are willing to be sav ed, and speaks, even to ton tbe majeatie word of mercy, I am thy salvation." Tbe Bible make known the will of God to man for his redemption. t ia tbe word of Everlastiog Ood, and shows that if we accept the great salvation ft offer so freely, we shall be happy forever ifwe reject it, we are undone. Kotwitbsunding all the efforts which the enemies of tbe BfbhS have made to destroy it, it still lives, to condemn the wicked, to justify the righteous, and point its opponents to the Lamb of God, iti nn and eentre. and ita fVerbuting light and glory. M In creation God shows us bis band, but in redemption be gives us bis heart-" Ob. then, read the Bible- read it until you love to resd it, and orav over it until you love to pray over It Learn to sit at tbe feet of the Great Teacher, who will help yoa to know, love, serve and enjoy Uod, both now and forever. FLO E TRY. The CipUia and hU Child. Wewtfe crewded ia tU eabia; Kot wt wooU dre to Wp; II VM jnidpigbt on Um wAi-n, Ami a storta Wss on u d. , s temtti tiling ' winter ' - To be stuttered by tbe bbrt, . lad to bear tbe tattling traupst Tfamdor, ' Cot semy tLeaurtr. Be we sbaddmd there ia i For the stoutest beU kU breath . While the kosfry m wm rowing, " And the Weaken talked with death. jLnd M tbtw we aat ia d-,kDca, "Each wm bwrf with ha prayer, " We are loat V the Captain shouted, L As he ftaggered down tL xtaira. DuthUtHle jaoghter(wbuperrdJ As ape took Lu dajey WJ : , . " Isn't Ood thr-wter, -7 i Hins afTJUiaTjd '. " Then be kiwed the Bttle maidce, -'. And be epake in better cheer, And we anchored afe in barbo Wbrathe mocowM ahininf cfesr . Jlooor thy. father and thy mother, that thy day may be long upon the land which tha Lord thy God girath the. . - . " JDaU tf CJL Zorcoy. We dace! rerrct to bsTs to asnoanee the death of CoL Oeorj8. Lotejoy, which eecurted si the residence of his fsther, is this City, pa 8aedy eight last. Colonel Lotejoy bad been hi feeble lealth ; for some Ume, and bad been compelled a this sooosot to re tire , from the servioe. , TJs 1 was aa able ofloer, bsTing teosived a awlltary edeea tioa at West PoIaL But wbea bh Btals saamoeed her sobs to arms, be rvspoeded to tbe call, and offered bis best eaergteaia her defence, ' Uh death b ae dovbt the result of expoaare la seryios, sad be Is thus as mach a tnsrtyr iu the eaon of indepen dence at if be bed fallea b battle.; - , Be wss a yoeog maa of sound moral principles and aoble im palaes, Bis death will be long deplored by a large circle- of relatives and frlentk Jtal, Stomdfd. TU Hemry Quni of JfcCUlla Ary. It is Bow btr'eved that a larp aamber of eeige gans, deelgeed to bsve beea plea ted arooad Richmond were at the White Bonee wbea the Yankees eeaeusted that place, aod that tbey were throes into tbe 1'amuekey river. Ererytbroff that has Uanapiied siece the stampede .of kfcCUl ba's srT Moves thai snanffemeoU were nearly perteeted for as immediate advance apoa ike capital, sad tbe parpoae eodoabt' edly was to peraee tae same system of en civilUed warfare that has marked tbe pro gress of tbe Yankees elsewhere, The blow at rock by the Confedenta forces was a timely ene. tWond the fraatatioa of a acbeme initiated tmmediately after the bat tle of Blanataaa, it eeeaaiewed the deatrec Uon of war material so vaal ia extent that the Federal eeators are driven to the $nb terfage pf fkbebovd la order to conceal the valae in dollars and cents, by which the popalsr clamor at the North, is to tome ex tent mU.jtLlUk. Dupatck. Tit FrAtnli Shdm-Utimf From Ceat- ItrUnd Gap. We save i a formation (torn a gentleman jeU throegb the enemy Y lists that tbe redere! force wbicb lately- took pocaeaaion of CamberUnd Gap has evacn ated that' poaitioa. sad made tracks beck into Keatacky again. We preeame they were ingbUned ed etlber by tbe proxpeet ef starvation, or by oeruia demoost rat torn made by tbe Confederate troopa ia tbat neighborhood, who worked as if they' wre terrible is earneaC From the time eeerce we learn that large bodice of Federal troopa have recently beea paatiaf through Nash ville toward Chatlaoooffa. Oar folks there, we may say wHboet divaljinj aay thing con Ira band, are fully preparvd for tbem. e mat look for latereatintr and stirring news from that qeartar, or from Middle Teaeeatea, sbortly. We regard Teaneaexe. if not Keatacky, ae now la a fair way for speedy diaeatbratmeet. We stall see, A'aorvWr RrjitUr, tK Ftm lit JVerfl CervitM JVeeesleriaa.- CURE FOB CANCER. The ieiee of tbe Sbeeo sorel aet- ia a ttawtar rlaU sad stpoaed to the oa antil it become tbe conscience of a sal ve, then applied, to tbe Cancer and. repeated aatil the latter (alls oet with all ita fibres.: Se vere peia accompanies tbe peratioa bet the eare ia certain. , this was told me by a lady who witneaa- ed the process. The Uee of the saSerer where the cancer was became moeb in- tbuned and swollea sad the pais excruciat; nf, and when it dropt out, had the ap rearance of a laree spider's legs. The Cvitv was eeepx-bat sooa healed aod fill- ed ap, aad tbere wa never a retara or toe diaeaaa. I have beea una particular be canae the recipe hss beea tried, bat pain and inflammatioa following, it was belief ed not tbe proper remedy and was diecoa- baaed. . . , AlXens, G a33, 1832. JlcK. FJCCHASdE OF PRISONERS. V As suted ia "oar last iaaae, s eeweral exchange of prisoners, between the Con federate and Uaited putea UoveraaMota, baa beear 'agreed apoa. Tbe exchaage will ba eonducled aocordinff to the eartel of 1811. The sartJa of prisoner oe either ,. a m a' . "f Wl?.t 0). L. BRINGLE, COMMISSION MEUCUANf, 8ALISBURT, N. C, ' ( oifSre erreeOr tte ienasM Bold,) ' Will pay lb biltest esarket awiee, ia eaeb.for an aiaas m wiwj i . Anl98.1M3. . . Jaaaarf 89, 1SSI tm V4. VT TTmmm-.mm.'m HAVING rMeradle SaSeWy. spin aftn bis aeof savi easl servieee ta tbe ei Psoas of tbe towa and earroeadtaf eeeatry. tie easy at el see (aaleea refsssieaeiry, eagafea ae mmmm taeBoyeea lteaea. T V0 A O') tnimu. l'e Ctzto cf ITcri!; Czjcllzx tit AN ADyTlSEMEWT IN TOK t.aL.j ik.i ki il effwist and ei 13 et lre, wce v . e. aae, are efeaea tbroetb every Cewaty ia tbe taU.s aB tbe a.. ..i.t a aria lb area T eaw eiU teas, k AreetTy at vartaeee wtai tbe Ceaatin; lioa. aad ia appoalUos m tae ewnsne paacy v. n rSleb saakae It Sba tT t atr ef ever eUaaatebaef aad bear an and fee- teeta tbe arvae ef vm auwa vwww c J. La n. r iutlr m' tbat tbaae aeeats bave ae!eeral saoy to eana yew F"" VB mmtww W "Z . w araM,an4yea wnae avewiw m r"-i taeaaeaMefeaUeVweeo, I tanst alee aa atMMtaibsseeaerreaey.aeaa act af ne iW sa tbe Maew Biata atbaidea. lU mmmam- Bf MklU KiAMk WUbiB Uwledfe. aad ef mUmg U lb UU afl tbe VM, UM BTDfWV m mmwtmmmm, - The WoaW ef tbe eavatal tersnswto ef Militia wlB aeteaaeeau for tbaBiaie. aad 4t entity ate Wbenevav nay eab i lHMi.M&id ledMas Tbeir . .iilUa U nU la IM tkwerdar. " - PEN IT T. CLAtK. - - . cevirase m m 8UBSCllBEfca TO Tilt aAUaBCIT Tbe aaeerei(aed wmmU avU biawetf ef IbU mmAmm tm abaoaaea la biefaesaef aatrie.tbat Lbe has aaee arraageawnu to appy tbe - Car- sbae Wmitmmmn la weae w" mmm mmm wm vsace ft r tbe Bmunr, Tbe IVafaf wiaaa seat to Ibe end ef tbe teres the vbtsja aavawat was eaaaV J J BTEWAtT. CsarMsaaew. ( April II, led .- ' COPPER A S. INDIGOa EXTRACT LOGWOOD, C00K1NO80DA. NITRIC ACID, OIL VITRIOL, -. MADDER. HATCHES. CAXDLK WICK, For sale ay IIE5DEK50N e E5 9ISS. rebs.itet- . 'f Tb all whea It dbj Casceni! I a THE UKEIMEP DAB Oi m a Mfwm ta aai fali e e ibe as4 aVeVad yasr baawe aad yaar bvaa. aa4 aa tai ssnis aa. mwmm. aaraawj a-ka .a. mtdmhiitA labial tocalaad set- Ha iaaeiediatety, aa be wants -to pay aa mm debta bafars be taavea. aa4 ha 4aae a-1 a st what baa ba eaa he ereseed aa tbe irld ef actie. Heeaebe fcaad 1 al wanf eiaae as bieOCeeerattbeUamata. Bafiabaty, March t. tO tKt FBudrj asi HbcUm Ssbb FOR SALE. THEa4iigaaVfe(aeeabi the etasa r Faaaary aad Macfca abane evacaad . m - V . w a a a, at A . - - - Si im JL.m; mt rrereha BaeeVe. Tb asaia besldiaf is 1JV am wmmm aw aad U foet htfb. The Feaadria wy -a; ?rathlb. BUe ah Rba- eebyBa, fttbirb. Pattern a SB bv JO. Al beb ia the eaest eabetaalial jaaaa ajf brick, and in low 1a eneaeWteeedet asid at ajfWt. Ir a wef isakeJaled ; for Saaaafanatiac H bia ef Ageieabavsl iiafaaiaata, and mmU eawly praaatai w eaaSier eaaaaej,; feaar ai other areas. Tba eeUbeahaneat.a very aaay tba N. C. BUAraai Deaai aa4 aSuOs eeer foribty for raeaieeaff saaterial and foewaeaW. taeda. ItwiHha aoU fow and .etaebt f aarchaee asaaey la aatirfaetafaj eeceeeeV fV fanbar partieaiara adsieaa Sae as aary March 17. 1ICS. W IT Biebvaaad Eiaaaiaee. CbafWaaj Caav tW.KarftJk Pr-Boob. aad Wiwiaitaa JaWr al, mm peAbab terie a weh for font emka. aad forward bilb) to D. A. tavia, Ee.ai thks CASTOIt Oil, TAnnziii's oil, MACHINERY OIL SWEET OIL, SUlPJI. MORPllIXS. suipu. Quixixje. i QUit OPIUJT. VASTUS SOAP, Feeaaleby UESDEdtSdXdt 1UCSI8B. Cltf WANTED THREE hamdtad beabab Wheat, thee Iwa4red bairab) IW end twe h - Babibwry. Jaae t. 1SU. - Q.i t p a f rr.vpnnTn rk ha Saad at the BOOT aad SHOE VJ rACTURT for eata. , , JOHN Ai BBAuSuAW. 1 BaKaWry.Msya.la I POR 8AllE. r-BB inr-rent-wew witei & -AriyrirtKBBKIre A i -r- J. C. CBAUAM. ksy.tt.iecs. v l-rSa GARDEN SEEDS.! Tf ItX taeaiva U a a date a Bash aaa I Usaaat af GARDE SKEpB. pat aw hv aaierieaced eaatbara eaatlasaaav Fa aaW rebB.lfCS. r, - tit BLANKS OFhALL KINDS . for Sols cS Uii CT; ; -1 ff Vca:!,i!.llilt03trlpUC ntxzJiD of tse nuMAit family,. EirrtTTs, Ru U tU BUZfor end Kidtyt) Tftohis ef tU Loini, THIS iavabubia Medkiae la for sala aslj at MaebavBle, Ba&abary BtaleeviDe.Caa eari anal rsyvtaeiBa aad. at Cat. Aaatia's and as) wiern ebb. -i " . i L2 ' - LatTaW aatarad lata eaaais. aarebiw arkb Jaba r.CawiuMeeiftealaatsaiai, IWtba aaaaaftartare aad sale af the sbova Mti. leiae, ta eeepaeea to tora-aw n sappij aj as fnaaiar ban at Maebaville, IT. C. Jenetl.JlU. : . " tfj Oreensborotxh LlutuaJ LxsuimcEcoapiXT. Tajt all Uw Prsnptlj ! :''IMnrwet ' J; Xebana. W. J. MeCoaaef. C. p. . -J.-1..1I i. r. vTair,-Jssaea M. Garrett. Jaba t Ode K. II. D. WUsan, Wnv Bania. nai4 MeKetfM. M. n. gaamssa. jn. Ii Liaeeay. feeraaitswiatb t W. A. Wright, WitoMartaet Kefeart . i ray .i.aa.a.n.1 ; Aleaaeiar MOIef . Kewbevn TbseVai Me. Caa. Bafeirt Ibeaaaa Jabaaaa, Taaeey. vafo; Dr.W.C Baaaaey. Wadeabaeaafb ; Bev, BLC.MayaeM. ffraasjtaia ww.f. m. wsi- saa, WataanvUW. 7 - K.H.D.WII0.,. rreaaat- JED.lt LIMDSAT. - - Tiea-raa-leat. CF.ME5DE3IIIALU'- Attoraey, fETEB ADS MB. - - aVa.aadTiaaa WM,II.CrjM1inG,. V Ceefml Afeat. w.J.Mcro3JtM-, - i ' 1.A.MEBA9E. taur mm J. M. GABBETT. - J . , AttiaeamTT1 naaweee caacwi kbtbat OBka. an-a4d W aAdrjaare la GrwaabW. CJaao,n0 t TTITOTI & OSSAIIOH. a 1TAVIXC anrebaaad af i t . jTl JLA fori dt Cav. tbtir eaUr lataekaf i t f Tie MM It KT.t JTOiv. COf.; ' FiTtlrAtE.iors. 4. .a-adWtha Utraat aad baadaMBMt lot sf COOKt.fU. fABLOB A! CUBRCH. arTOTlfva4V;fo.foa asstkei. aar mitt aaB for eaab ae hMa aa eaa be bad sew K - Ab-v tf? u4 Japaaed TtX-BTARE adTlLt " MtJBB dt BOBSAMOS. Belshery.Jaa.tS.ieai. DISSOLUTION. THE Bras af MelCaely dt Teawg b tbie lt fcislMfhyfopiiatain : r; ' - v;; Aa peraaaa aiaVbted tone art fefeeetre " snaseetlUAeasie astbeelee : y aaaftavaal: aasd toaattb ap the 1 1 1 'M.af taa ares. T; C atsstbi, A. L YOt'JiG - , , ' . , .G. M.NEELY- , Ocfhsr St. jHl. - V . t , . - NEW FIRM. Til E I aa in 1 1 1 w be eaetiaawe at tbe IM Bta4 by T. C. MeKaety A. I Ytf . where tbey wO) W bayry ta aee tbeir eld - tO t.ra.are aatJvA fJ'1f ) .-. ; A. L YOfJSG. . Oct. ts, i9i. - Vslxatlr JJntry Uedt ft Sale. I w&anjT reitTELY THE pWe mm wfocb t new reaida, CantaiaiBf . I - " 215 ACRES. aiaaat tfty ef'whkb b Beak ckared. tbeb. aaeabeavy liasWeed. Abaat tea tbaaama Baaraaa tsAscaa be gotten aa the pbee, asUfoe eaaveai.at to tbatarib Caea Bad mm. wmmU eB pay tbe aao.nif. .L,t .a att aaa?. naa st af ia( Hian. Barn aaeV aaeeaafy aav V" iawail aaa waAiaf to pnrebaat aaeb T party, eaa caJi m&Mmtim aaa I in H. C Taaaa aatiaa . Taaaa a at tag n mrgvm ae I nan eeteeaaiaaS toeaa. i r J. Bw flTXGERALD- Maeeb 14. IMS - ? t7 LUMBER: M TBE eabarrihe. BvW mu leard Statsaa. Barbeeaawry.bprraar af saw bsaaeer atfcrerae am aeaw - ears. at t f baadraA Heart taasbrrasr7 . tract. IHarta addriaivS to Saw "rr Ueaa Baebe eaaty. . C wal reeeiv. laant aU.atiaa. ' . ' . T. L. C. DON ALDSOV. Mareb IT. IMS. JAMBS 1IORA1I, WmtcklAer and JcittUr, SMtMtWWLll.llMftf""' , - SAUSBURY. N.C iV.aa.at ef BJlTf BES aad JKBI1B1 e' rrM k.S.l.ra. aar- AUkiade. - - Clacbav Waicbea and. Ummbmlt very atripiiaarepairee ia the heat aasaaet aaa as the te fbraajylA.IW:- - (EGGED AND STITCHED BR0CAJ- WE eaa iH ardeea af the ahave etyWe at ear MaaafrtT ia BeKahery. - EXB1SS BKAPliJ Jan.t7.t8CS. ' BLANK DEEDS , FOR SAL AT THIS OFFICE
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