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II AL E I G H II. C. A l II I u 1 t t. I 87 . A friend tenils u a b iter verj compli mentary to Elilrr Hrunt of FayetfeYille. Now El lor Brunt w a very able and accept table minUter. It is a great privilege to enjoy hi nvnVtry rbnt he ia a modest man, too modest to Fend his name with an article for the Recorder,- and we don't think he could survive the publication of the article received. ' - The Recobder will give a live - sketch of the proceedings of the Convention and describe events just as they occur, so that those who cannot attend,- may have a plain and faithful picture of the meeting. Pi ease tiring a list of names Tor. the llEconDERAvhen you come. The BAptist Quarterly for April contains:, Development and Human tiesceui, iy , -trresiueiii TaltotK of Ohio; Palfrey on Religion Intolerance in Massachusetts, by Br. Bronsou. Tbemutual i?limn nf Jlawtism arid Cbnununion.byDr.reb! , . nhiHina Aurelius, by Prof. Steam. Interior. : Facts of Baptisifljby J. T. SmithjCliristiis Condi tor, by IV Mlieeye Exegetieal Btudies and Book notices. ' " . , , . The Articles-are all good. Here is the closiug yaragiia of Dr. IVpper's aiTLiele: wt.y toe comb'med, vehement, and persistent attack of other denominations upon Baptist's for adhering; to a principle which, while so manifestly ana manifoldly important; is not ?ly clearly scriptural, but also ac-' eepted and acted upon as such by the assailants them - selves WJjen their own churches not only are bot , from the start ba Den Jrai$jd an4rouducted Upon this very piiople, why-dthe'y demand of us the aur reuder of the principle 1 Ostensibly it : is for : anion; They ask us to break witlttberfi oa the principle of ac tion that we maloir them fa the form of It. But do rhfvhD stolifv themselves? Jfo. assuredly - noV When the? eonie with the demand that we'aduilt them to the table of the Lord, their demand is not for adral -sion as unbaptized believers, jbut as baptized They will not crnie as unbaptized. They will not be so re ceived. The demand is nothing cse tha a for.aT retog nition of the validity of their baptism. This, this is the real point of the controversy. The assault npoa our. "Close Communion is but a convert assault upon our hated doctrine of Baptism. Are Baptists ready to surrender that doctrine and pronunce it uuscrsptu ral ? Probably not ; and if not. they are sot ready to surrender - their doctrine of communion. Union iin truth is the ouly neion that we either want' or will bave. ' If our doctrine of baptism Is untrue, may we be soon enlightened ! If true, 'may we never be driven to surrender HI. " ' . i ' J , i ' Geo. D. B. Tipper, v Several of the 2sew England S:ates and four of the Jforth "Western States have passed law's ire quiring: the selection of intelligent jurors ia the COUrt?.. ' . l'.i1:;' Our juries are too often composed of lazy loaf ers! who hang around the court House to get pay for sitting and nodding over questions of law and equity. If a man has not brains enough to make a living witli his head, nor industry enough to make a living with his hands, he is always ready to serve on a jury. Judge Moore opened court hci0 this week, and we could name gome men who quit work tiro weeks ago to get ready to sit on the hut. The Eagle complains of scarcity of all kind i of forage at Kayettevilie. Ditto here. The weather has fur nished the only species of "roughness' oar cows have enjoyed for several weeks Robescnian. I A gentleman irom Granville says he is feeding his rwws on gruel. We advise 'him to; join the 'Goodwin Agricultural Club." . ' J Court Week Is over and it is a great relief to the "people. The number of rows and lights were rather more than usual, and those who delifht in and plackmg the countenances of each other have en- iAwnrl rim Cnnrf 41, 4k ft Hanoi lasnaa Xf ,1 1 ' J j ra-a a-ao rija at nu o ?-Va V V ' iliUUUy - VOfttB black eyes, and scratched faces abound. And the gro- orvil-prr8 MaTp.d a Tif.li harvpsf Itntitrfm-.l f- j- . j r- - - - - --"- r IIKX l caior. - ... if- ; - Vfell, well ! We really thought the object of a court was to restore order, secure justice a nd com- mand7ieace. Such court-weeks as the Vindicator describes are a disgrace to any civilizeti people. - Some one sends us a list of marriage notices iron) Stanley county, but does not sign his name. We jhave been very kindly treated in that county, andildut intend ; to make any publication con cerning our friends iu Stanley, unless some one is willing to certify that the same is true. , Why should a man refuse his name, if he sends.notices of ral marriages 1 " 3 Cleavelatid Female Seminary, . at Cleaveland Mineral Spring, iu charge of Hon. T.-W. Brevard isdodug well and has the prospect of a large patronage. Judge J3revard is assisted by Elder - N ftCobb, Mrs. Lrev ard and blisses Dickson rtnd Isrown." llie nreseut session will cIau .. and Brown. Ihe preseut session will close on - the nitn oi j une ana visnors vnii 1 be received at tbie Sprin gs as usual during the season. : t "A I good article by a Discontented Baptist is respectfully decliued because he failed to send his haine. ;:.; --' ;": "-p.' f Dr. T. Tichenor of Memph is has accepted the Predency of an A-gricultaral : College a t Aubirn,Ala. ( ' Oii last Thursday, Capt Jephthah LTorton, Yartt-inaster ot tbelw Jt G. & Ll was killed by the tailing timbers t the old ware house. He v was highly esteemed and his funeral was attend ed by mauy iwho are seldom seen at church. "Acknowledgments Mrs.! P. II. Colbrrn, Foreign Missions, $2.i0 . 2M 3.06 ' .-i $1.00 ' loo f w " Dome Missions, . Uuknowu (Edenion, AT. C.) Yates Chapel, Mj-s C. C. Uardee (Seaboard N. C.) Yates i. Chapel, V u " ' " (Foreign Missions) It. li. Pule, - " (Foreign Missions) ; Johu JordanrMars 1X11 Church, Yates Chapel - . - - .1. H. Wilson, State Missions, " 1.00 1.00 $3. 3 r , j j. u. villiasis, Tros. The Manner of Taumrance has a handsnmA bead, including an angel with (useless) w inga. f Speaking of the great thuuder-fed orator, Gen, , Carey, the Banner says : T , . - "Let crowds fleck out to hear this distinguished apostle of Temperance, whose attrartive eloquence combines the thunderbolt logicof Demosthenes, the finished rhetoric , cf Cicero and the burning fevor : of Patrick IIenry.' - - . "- 6 . " Now doesn't this pull border on the snfemper ; ate 1 1 But Gen. Carey is an orator, and we ad ; vise the people hear him. : His appointments are: v Raleigh, April li K a Fayettevtlle,; April 1819 Raleigh, again, April 20 -. Kiartonf Aprtl 22 Nfewbern, April 23 if-. ' Washington, Jpril 24 Taxboro', ;ApnS8 ; Goldsboro', Apr.127 Salisbury, May 1 . . - Charlotte. Ma j 2 '."Vvlnstoii.May 3 r- Louisburg, May 7 , "We call the attention to the people of Johntson Co. to the advertisement of W. il. a vera. His proposition - seems verv reasonable and many will no doubt consult - ineir interest oy calling on him. LSEIiESS. article on -ttU useless to askVwUl you publish my , now can in eaitor -decide on thevalue of an article which he has never seen." Besides a man who has - sense enough toedita pper, bainore : sense than to assume obligations without knowing to what extt nt , they bind bim. ' , s .v'y'-.;-5 UseUss 'It is useless to say, "put down my name . and 1 will send the money soon." We uee car best efforts; to treat all patrons alike, putting down simply the number and volupce to which each subscriber ba paid.; When -Lis number is reached, hi time is out and his paper stops: . The price of tbe paper is so mall tbat we cint afford, aud do not attempt, to keep Accounts with subscribers. If the Reoobseb goeaf any man who has not paid for It, he may con- " met fcisa--if a deaneai. - For tlie t .li id Recorder. - For several nek"- pa r I have thougbt of contrlbo tirg a mite to your very rea.Ub'e paper, but for vaH ous reasons was not i-xjct'y atift d In regard to the propriety of snub a step not wishing any piibllo noto ilety; perhars tbe most Important of these reasons wa that I could not declJe on a s'gnatu e -bein iq ean Ih about seeing aiy owm nam ia ptiblks print, and I felt reluctance to adopting toy oth r anr ;be recent war waged on. oogamen for you may readily Imag ine how I dreaded innurrUig ve privately the coo temptuous we of the (to me nukoown Solon who has ( i mercllecMy labt an embargo on Qctltious writers ; bat readiug la jour n amber, of March the 27ib, thai exp'anatoiy rtlcl of ur consldoratft "Aunt J;olly Edwards" Las entirely removed thaf difficulty and my promptings to expressions if thought having received a fresh Impetus. 1 do ' not now hesitate to place myself n her list of little writers and with many thanks to the good old soul for ber most oppo tune suggest uf, I shall proceed. This trouble being disposed of, the nxt Is adaptability iu my remarks. "; ' As my pretwnt Tocatlon 18 altogether a hew one, my ideas are rather crude and 1 And myself iu the dilem ma of a third rate school ghl, a hen cogitating the tliouatid and one subject ' prtsseuted to her unloiagU native miud, iu contemplation of that 'uexllrst-da),s puM;e exercises," and 1 might succumb, but the Hu bicou U passed T have now Sj margin fortb Inven tion orsubriQuets, or if I prerW cau substitute Aunt folly's tclectlou. therefore X must susUlu It ; and finding no other sciiom barrier, lu imagination I have u8ed np'f every conceivable topio la fancy I have demolished by turns 'Sc!pio" and hU lodomnltable compeer "Cato, have in my own way, and to my en tire satisfaction; most amictbly adjusted that little mistake between btcthreu Bennett, -Carroll and Ber ry aud leaving the two ia jolly good humor, I next tax myoergief 'toYtralghteu ;that i church muddle ; klit ia this matter I aui not 6d impaitlal-HS in the to bacco war the church question being, the motive power of my present article, and will Oily suggest that MrSctpio and others of his Views contending against small weak churches.; thalt iu . Imagination, be tracs planted (from perhaps a populous city, where they have enjoyed the' piltileges ; of; attending their own church, two, or perhaps three times week) find ing themselves quietly located in a country neighbor hood wherthereare not more than ha fa dozen newly imported Baptist churches, and possibly half that num ber of grafts fro'm other culture without a leader without a house to In ' which t oX w br hi p together as one in faith, and however much they may desire toot ganize, yet because they are few, auft fear of adding one more to the weak and luefticieut churches." )hey must coutiuue to live an i isolated, 5 inactive HA, apart from church ordinances, and church influence ) for we are not all living near New Faendshi). , Save the Bttle they are entitled to at l':edobaptist churches, eveu then running the rUk of raising up members for others until a colony of ready made Baptists shall ia pity, to them immigrate and etUblish a la ge and eftl. cient ("t. e. a pacing), church, to which these sta ay sheep (I mean as many as have held Out faithful through these trials) can somehow-1 wedge iu ; they have lor long years been among the psedobapttsts con sidered seLfiah, and now as they creep in at the elev enth hour, by their own brethren they are styled lukewarm,worIdiy-mlnded, having neither ztal oor In terest in the BptLt cauie, : and in fact,: they have grown timid and latent In their energies. I would not have these brethren realize this, but for the sake of proselyting them from the error of therway, I would have them: carefoUy view, thht pict ure I have only lightly sketched but on which, in sad reality some of the N. C. Baptists are forced (by cruel necessity,") to sustain an unenviable position, and that not because it is either pleasant or profitable, but simply because our lot in lifel has fallea just where it has, and though our hearts have long desired mW enlarged privileges, we have ' been too ; few, and" too weak, to "aak : start for.-J better, oo til last yexr, when we began, to meet In a borrowed house, having a different minister on each occasion. Even this had a good effect for after much talking we succeeded in regulating "our lew" and determined to have a house, not however such an bouse as would have stood the a bouse suiting tbe emergency, hoping when our num. bers, as well as our means, , cuvuiu ure increased to I cKn1.t i. i ... erect one that even you mtght delight .o attend-yes mviii uu4u, imj. iu state wnat pnyslc for mortinea ptiue, wnas pann lor 'the jeers of cruel contract, what Invigorating tonic for the ; weak and what inspirations for the slow motions of tbe few do we find emanating from our church organ. One un- couicloufcly suggests there are already too mauy such: cnuxcues, auu euumu uis generous motion be Seconded we are henceforth and forever consigned to thatch. scurity we bave already too long endured, having had 7 Q occasioual warning from some kind shepherd. I vimu nmiufhiM (niiif. ' .-.Ttiii'jf 1 whose sympainies were enlisted, andhavlne- ttnmin. of time generously applied It to' the good of the h-atk- eu.renegades. , I would tnat my picture : presented some posiGveW blight side in. contrast j but as yet the silver lining of that true-01a auage is not quite-visible, and until It Is we are human, and would not ignore the kind wishes of our more favored brethren and we would have them remember that iu our weakness we might set with stand: ine croaaiugs . ci tuoae who ery enough, ho more &c e ! cordially thank brother Wm. Ilar- rell for so kindly- espousing tbat side of the query to which we incline, ana nope sometime we can inform him through the Recorder of our growing prospects for a working chutcb even while In its minority. It may be a long-wbile first ; but we have made a start, and wilt hope to do as. others have ; and ' thongli we may never vie with some of the larger trbs of light and strength we. will be content ' to play the part of some useful, little satellite, striving earnestly with God's help to have light and heat in proportion to our rplrlt- nal welfare. I regret exceedlpgly tbe scaring betweei brethren Ilarre l awl' Turner and wish tbe latter had b Jen aore explicit ia - what he did intend, dis pensing with all that flow , ot words used In defence of their opposite at and points.. In alluding to the death of the Greensboro church, I think brother T. did not very well sustain his pet "uuu vr:: :rji:: :rZ::? tne cuu'c. , vj"- wnen wrown on the charities oiaoo'nerior support, ic.oecame extinct. Greensboro was; and. Is no good eoUjnd ha t tbe seed then planted been as enirgctically tilled and as generouly fertilized, as the present organisation at that pf ace, tbey might long ago been yieldlnfffrult for worship In a "brick church house' of their own bull- ding. I will just here add the first Baptist sermon I ever heard was in i jGreensboror-rea4 ,la the old ifethodist church which had been 'bought rented, or borioweo ty tnat same leeoie body, whose death Is so cruelly announced m orotuer T a letter, f II am much pleased with the project of our last Con vention for tbe, building np of tburches over the State and though I sometimes hear remarks detrimental to the success of the enterprise, if carried on as the tores ent design Indicates, to me it is susceptible of no such reso.lt as failure. 1 ne pian is perfectly feasible, the requirements being In the reach of nearlj r.ll, not even excepting tbe majority of those "weak and Inefficient' membeis and what Baptist would not contribute that ni t vnce in 60 laudabla a cause r None, I hope ,-V I bave een the request of the committee to the pas tors f churches -desiring them ; to explain the Inten tion of this matter, taking down life members, receiv, ing contributions &c.; and I cannot tell you bow my heart basr yearned -for a locality in som; one oi those many flocks I : have even thought of making a tour among our scatterr d Told, to pies: np the Scattered pen nies that might be spared to this great work ; but I guess Imust have a wee bit of that commoJIty, styled, toy plain, unsophisticated "PoHy Edwards" mock mod esty, for despite my eood inclinations, I invariably shrank fr m actjpg as collector. K" ow If I wera coa that query remains unauwred so the pennies 'r still n at In ainul or It mtv he going f.r tobn'oc for not Itlistmdlng Mr. Sc plo" e-ntiinpt for !' luxu-y, a y Baptists are slavea to It. and consequ nN ty must pay tor It. Nw pleae don't any of ttw aial lrtvera of tobaccrt think this anfflcleut cun fur a JeK ture on that alfeady much abused weed, a forthvvl h spend his wrath upon ijie 1 r 1 1 bevertven when at school wrote a oompiil'm that ujfcti bav nev r taken a dip of annft" ; therefore t nm neither eone tent to defend or dfrpaed to extinguish the great lu dlan trouble. ' I.o wt h "the Church Kx nsiJon Committee God sdkh1. hoping the day ut fr distal, whenevery lty, town and villag, yes and eyery couutry neighborhood cm boast of having a Baptist' cliuxh of ampli propor tions for its increasing a'tendants this believe Is pos-lble, but I do not think such dl'cord i iasnme times expressed : by our leaders U conducive to that happy sequence. ; My acquaintance with the clergy f our church U o limited, that my knowledge or most of there, and their pecnlUr talents ; tra'U and attain meet, dejendsupoH the showing they vmake in our piper ; henee I wbl4 1 hope.be eousldercdnnprtjqdiccd in anythlag I ' have said, aud as I harejohl Hem the Ceookoer U the ro'rror in, which they are seen, I trust the contilbutrr' to that ga'lery of reflection (if tbey regard the admiration of lt auJience) wiil keep In a gowi humor; cherish; brotherly love and kindness one to at other at d thus obey the dlvln injunction "Let vour ligbt so shine heforv men that they may see your good works and g'olfy your father which is In heaven. Answer toBro. A. B. Alderman's inquiry pf Jan. 24th, 1872, la reference to tne ordiuarfon ' of John Wesley Pottery be was not ordatued at our association, neither do I thiak that hia ordination ia bkely to . take place Iu this association. -. . C J. Niclson. iloderator of ramllco Afsoclation. Tbe Valley of Va i A gain DEAB KECOEDEB : I have recently ,pa id an-, other visit to this delighttuf region, of Couutry. Tbe S. S.OouyentiQit ot theTotomae Association metin-Winchester,on IMday before the 5th Sun- dayin March.f TTiis is quite an old town. During the Indian wax ofl750,OoL George Washington wa hemiu eaiuomad tftf Fort Loudoun,wbieh stood upon one Of the-hills now within the limits of the town At that time there were but lew bouses in this Village. ' Theixpnlation how numbers about five thous and tbe place is- recoveriug rapidly from the ravages oi the rwar. Some idea maytbe formed of the extent of itesufleriugs for this cause when it is known that the town changed bands between Confederates aud Federals no less thau eighty seveu times during " the fearful str ngs:le, A s might have been expected, it was the sceue of many daring adventures, . Among them may be mentioned the following: In the spring of 1SG2, when Stonewall Jackson fell back from Winchester, Col. Turner Ashley commanded bis cavalry, and was to protect bis rear. Closely pressed by the enemy, the long column denied through the town. Ashby sitting upon ins norse in the middle ot Loudoun Street Ski the Federals poured into the town, was the last to leave. . The enemy discovered him as he it there so indifferent a spectator of their ap proach, and two cavalrymen were sent around by the back streets to cut oft his retreat. Ashley either did not see manoeuvre or else did not re gard it. Waiting till the enemy were nearly up on him and had opened a hot Are, be turned his horse,' waved his hat around his head, and cheer ing defiantly, galloped away. Suddenly he came upon the two nieu who had been sent around to cutoff his retreat and capture him. He charged them instantly. Sending a ball through the breast of the one aud comini opposite the other. be seized him by the throadraggedhnfrbiik' the strength of his muscular arm, he bore the trooper off. a prisoner in Iiis hand.? This heroic achievement partaking so largly of the fouiau- tic, was Af ttu&ised by nnndreths of Coufederates The town is supplied with excellent water by bold springs in the suburbs, the water being conveyed through pipes to different points. For the first time in forty years, it now gives indica tions of failing in i consequence of excessive drought. - It is .the only source of supply, both for emtoajryinae.-ari.ijar- protocUuu wgrtrnst firei Henee tne minds ot tne innabitants are exercised wiaa grave apprehensions. ' ; Ahe Baptists are comparatively weak iu Win- jchesterbutstheir cause now-looking up. 1. I3ro. B. J., Willis, their Dasten is dbinsr a trood work. la les3haahree years he has built a neat house C T ?Wth Parsonage attached, aud the membership- ias grown lrcm ekveni4 seventy-1 v i ssi .i u. a kpritBrotheftSaXpininW Of Moseley's mtain. haa rrntJV nmaiftrl . liprn a laro-A Va i -j . 7 - r o vj male Scuool whkb igiresr-indications of decided success and of great-oenefitto the Baptist cause. Brother, Chapman was educated at the Universi ty of ya.tzrhe tfttiiday; School ;Gonvention- was a very pleasant and profitable meeting. Most of the preacher -oftbe association were "present and many superintendents and teachers also; Several important queries were discussed which it is not necessary to. mention. Dr. Wm. F. Broadus, so generaUy known and loved was i . , ' , ,- there,- and as usual contributed largely to tbe Interest 01 the Convention and to the enjoyment of the social circle. . . ; f lteturuing, we passed on the , cars by Kerns- own, Strasburg and many other places made memorable by tne events of the war. ; The scen ery at Manassas Gap, where the, Kailroad crosses tne lsme mage is surpassismgly beaatitul. Passing througu this Gap I thougnt with regret of the suffering that may be iu store for the good e 01 rue vauey aunng the approaching sum- mef. They have not had rain in sufficient quan tity! since last May.. Ia many places they have to drive tbi stock three orfour miles to Xwater. Iu)tber places, they have to haul water as. fat tor purposes of cooking and. washing; It is said too that in itomuey and. JViartinsburg, drinking water is selling for tweuty-nve cents per barrel. The rains and snow ; of the winter 4 have been very light. T May the Lord favor this truly de delighttul region with abundant showers during aI.a riitinfi oml umtiTniit J A InTtv. T . 4 y k tti tr IsllQ OAAAl CaaAV. OUlUaliCis . 1 V UU1' lis VAAAVA4is . a- -r-, - -' rm -mm . m r bamcel x . u. mouse. toi. jiorse, tue "iatn- ex of the telegraph," died in Kew York City ou thezd liisuxiorji Apru 3 1 in, 1 1 yi lie had reached the' right age pf,Sl years. In the early part of hisute, ne attauueu a prominent position as an j arusb 01 gremi pruuuu iuiu.uiuiu ;xn ipdJ CO HI. iugirom Uavre to New York, be conceived the idea of sending messages from one point to an other by electricity. Devoting his " attention to m tot tin March 3, isisj that Qgceaa taade an appropiation by which iiia la were crowned with success On tbe 27th of Mav, 1844, the first telegram flashed "What hath, GoS wron-htn' from Baltimore to tWashinatoiu j He received the highest honors Horn foreign lui-; I tioiia as well aifrom bis owa and leaves behind a name that Vil be honored tor all time. liLader W.ll. Kenedy Ma sent the BtcoitDEB alodt 30 names during the last 12 months. ' I MrsCTaylof tho poprJar and fashionable milli-1 neE hasssociated with, her well known excellent Thnlltua-maters. e Oespeafc for her a lartre nat-1 ronage in both branches of her business. A. Mr. a?ttingerl3 noW in receipt ot his whole stock at KDriuc ana suuimers mminery: mve him " a eallrhohasceiesMishmen trytmerchaatf ; aud,. mUlmerefH? he oflers special inducements. . m l I f, i -i Table of ttie IVIarlcets- CO ' t- tS T, Z r rt .mcx,J -'" In s'"ri a&rJills-?iLi1J3,."i?-8-53li DIEDt Died of Typho'd Pneumonia, on the 27th Februarv, at her residence in IIsrtTor J county, near W'lnton, N. C , Mrs. E roily Jordanwlfe Of the late Col. Pleasant Jordan, ia the sixtieth year, of br age., . a A moth r in Israel has fone to her reward Sh wai for many years a member of the Baptist church, and ber life gave abundant evidence of her earneetesa and siucnrlty. The lat few years of ber stay among ns, were ptiticnlarly marked by a firm trust In the prom ises of the Father; and an Increasing desire to do and to suffer his will. Her bopIality her sympathy 1th the suffering, and ber kindness to all with whom she mingled, made her many friends.' So highly re rpected and so warmly loved, her death " has cast gloom over the community fn which ahe lived; and her family, a son and two daughters, are overwhelmed with sorrow ; but their grief la softened by hope of a happy reunion In heaven, and by tbe" assurance that "all things work together fur gool to them 4 bat love the Lord.' .. Daring her last illness she, expressed Her self ss willing to live or to die, just as- the .Master willed. - t . ' ' -r ' Thus, one by one, are our ranks at Mt. Tabor being thinned, and we are admonished that upon ns who remain devolves the duty of filling tbe places of those who have gone before us. May the example of our sister stimulate us to increased brotherly , love and holler lives. . 1 i '-.. - At bla residence,' near Ellen-lale Chalybeate Pprings In Alexander county, March 1st .of Paralysis, VAiJ DEVER TEAGUE,Sr., aged Sf years, inonthrf and 19 days. ' " i . .. . ' " Brother Teagtie bad been a consistent member of the Baptist C butch for the lastforty eight years ; had been a deacon of the Church ' for , thirty-three years,: and during the loug and wearbome pilgrimage that be' served asa aol lier of Chrkt there Is not a stain to be found on his christian charsoter, but always f.ith ful to t rust, he was found at his place, hi . church. - As a citizen he was confidential ; a a -nelgbb ir, be was obliging as a brother, affable f and as father," kind. Brew Tf sgue leaves and aged widow, with cons ana daughters,' and mauy klpd frends to' mourn hi depar ture. Lei ns be content with the ' deaUngs of Prov idence, remembering that death has no terror -for the rlMeous, Relieving that our loss is his great gain. ' Kear Msys Lick, Ky.,lfarch 24th, 1873, Naomi, in fant daughter of Jotepa . and Priscllla B. Cirter, age 14 months. ? t'1 '-VNC- Dear little bands, when tbe Master ahall call, I'll welcome the summons that comes to ns all ; , . VVlei my feet touch tbe waters sodark and so coU, And I ca'ch my first glimpse ortCe CUy of Gold, I'll keep my eyes fixed on the heavenly gate, ' Over the tide where the white-robed ones wait I shall see you and know you among the blight bands, , V III you becken me over ob, jtiear little hands. iu-:r .-.J Mrs.. Bettle A. Kinyoun, wife of Dr, John; 1J. Klc youn, of Centreview, Missouri, Match 27th, 1872. aged 37 rears, two months and five ' days.' bhe was the eldest daughter of Joseph Conrad, : df cd., - and was 1 boro in Yadkin County, N.C., removed with her-hus-babd to Johnson Co , Mo., in the spring of 1868. Bhe was converted at a tender age, baptized and untted to the Baptist church, at '"UbIo Bill ' Davids u O, of wh'c'i congregation her honored father was a promi nent members ' "! She died of Typhoid Pneumonia, and ended her Bufferings with true christlau lortitude. When iked if the dreaded to die and leave her little ones mother less, she saidtyou may think it strange, but Tdo not. God will take care of my husband aud children,' I have trusted him until now, and lean trust him unto thend." J. K.Douthit, M. I). rpoT HE LADIES. ., I would respeetfuUy ask the attention of the ladies of the Statetomy J '. .. u ;u i . LARGESTOCKOE EI I L It I B E R Y , LADIES' FANCY . - ; - j 1 AND - Furnishing Goods, &c. &c. To dealers iu the-country and also to Milliners, I have to say, that I can fnrnish them trimmed aa well as untnmmed GOODS AS pnEAP. 4v -any hmmm ilim'S0k 4ijt Ait I ask ia a trial. MRS. (ETTINGER will attend to the retail Millinery branch aa asuaL: ' Our place of business is still at. i . Ho. 4 FaycttevHIe Street, ON THE FIUST FLOOR , instead of unstaiis. 37-12t JAMES PIRSSON & SON," JtlSVP ACTUKEKS OF AND DEALERS PI A NO OF 0 B TE S.Mj BUndard makes, on which Cornej Uargett aa Hausbitry Streets; ' Piano Tuned and BqM&rei tn the war SHUfvd Manner'."' t iiib ros'AcucBUfc!!'; James Pibssoit.- J . : A. E. PlBSSON. j: FARMERS ; OF JaiiNiTUiN BOUNTY; ' Advances made on Cotton Crona. in eaah l in mmv.liandiaM. Not payable in Bank. Secured by mortgage o real rtate and Crops, raynieni miw do prompuy maae by ut Aovambernext. or tartuer parueaiarB, Appiy to . , f ' . 3 s:W. H.AYERA, gelma,N.C. ' 37-2U A protruding toe is not a pretty 6ignt ana is nevr seen where, children wear- siLvsr tippkt Shoes. Thny wil save half your shoe bills. " ' - "- ' For Sale by alt Dealers. ' - - 87-4 1. HAMILTON EASTER & SONS. . , . v- . ' AASl AJl.JLJ.1l. JU.U. . - , - .,'": - ' -' ' ' " -' , , . .. . r .... -1 . ( Desiring to continue serving thotr Mends at the South, will aond Sainpl (marked with width and prioe of each) of any kindof - DRY GOODS ' ' of English, French or Auionoan ntanufuetnre. We wul pay Expreas freight on aU purehasea from aa aiuouatinjr to ,i . r 0'AHty OVKRf LX SPCCUL NO I UK. .' CkiltTt Catarrh Specific, has no equal for nasal Catarrh.throat and mng diseases, unnareus 01 testimonials use the following eouju oc sira. . - - Uev. X. l . vainus, dannary, iuui 19.x. bl reme dy for this horrible, disagreeable disease. ' For cirenhvrs, terms, address (with return atamp) Ecv. T.P,ChUds,Troy,0. . . 28-3m BERNARD TODD, EDWIN SCIIE2CCK. J. "A. GARY. of Vet ,Ffc, lot Jhmhr S Co., i .Jial, 9fJ0aLt byce'l Partner. CO.-. t ni I General CommisniOIl Horchant3 1 "f e the sale and purchase of tobaceo. eottoa, Tiat flon' yttffiKSZ K.'StiaJih? I Wa Fiher & Sons, Baltimore, ha., j. w. ut, thir cu- bat partiss whose order! lie tm-oeompaniodbv tba cash (either bank-check or post officeordar) mnst pay the Kxpreaa remmurv nr.the returnofnioner in'aetuementoi their biUa. .. - ; ONE OF THE BEST FERTILIZERS. horo, ft. C, ;'- " V .". -. - . U9-6i MILLINERY AND MANTUA MAKING COMBINED ; IMItQ C TAYIuOXt ; Has returned from .the North and ia now receiving a foil sap- ply of Bonnets, Ilata, Ribbons, Flowers, Tlair Fixtures. She bus also mat arraagcawas with tne . f t. MOST ACCOMPLISHED. EXrERIEXCED, M AST TV A , MAKERS , And Is now prepared to receive orders for Cutting, Filling and I ., . ( , . Mah-xng Drentn. L i , .. Gifat cars vm taken while North to select tlie vrv lotest I nofc--11 in UaAqnes and urersuna. Ladtes wiu do wta to I call st AO. M Favettevil :s Frreet. ri stnirt and eTniin thu bauwaums iiuxiury and tM Uteet X u viua ta lreaa tutg. J. Q. Wittuns, Pr's. S. C. Whits. Ch'r. W & Perose, A.C. s; NORTH CAItOLIXA STATE NATIONAL BANK, RALETGH. I SPECIAL.CAKK AND ; Attention Given to ' Coltections. : ; . i " HEALS IN . Govern aent and oihrr Seeuritlei. ' - " ' . - . 3t-10-tp Yti E. AXDEKSOsr, iPrea't. - P. A NVy-T, CVr. CITIZENS' NATIONAL BANK '1 : ' 1 OP " - -j RALEIGH, N. C. Authorized Capital, $500,000. j - DEAL 1ST " UoTernnent and other S e c a r 1 1 i e i If : RIBBON, UILLLNERY AND STRAW GOODS, 1 v " ' J ,' ' ALSO - ' ' ' iWhite ' Gocds, Embroideries, &c. ARIISTR0N6 CAT0R & Co. jV t j Importers, Mannfacturrs and Jobbers " ; - - Bonnet Trimming; Neck and Sash t RIBBONS ; t VELVET niBBOISS, KECK TIES, j,f 1 Bonnet Silks. Satins "Velvets and Crapes -TEATHIRS. CE5 AME5TS, PBAMES lu Strata Bonnett and Ladiet and Vhildrea'l JIatt, I - i n wt ta tr -a--" rx a tcrr'X r n r w r w a ' : 1,, ,ax.-J .ujix-x;, I WII1TB GOODS, LINENS,. EMBBOIDElilES, VLace AO. Uujes, jfetsr Cottars, Setts, Handkerchiefs,. .Veiling I ; mead nets. &c &o. . . , 237 and 239 Baltimore Street, Baltimore, Md. These goods are manufactured by us or bought for Cash directly from the European and Limei lean Manu facturers. embracing all the latest novelties, unequalled in variety and cheapness in any market. I Of ders filled with care, promptness and despatch. 1 I ' " - : 33-6t p.- ' JOIIX ARiTISTROIG, itFD ffT 11 O TkT t' DliirrOflliUll I ' f HALKIl, n. Trial, Eircation, Minute and fieeording Dockets saade to order. : I North Carolina Jteportr and other Law Books bound ia supe rior Law Binding. ' . Missing numbers of the Keporta supplied, and odd anmbera taken in exehange for binding, 17-U. P. A. DUNN," J. II. DUXX, of Wake Co., of Graoviile, N.C., M- I. A. ou-sjv, C A. LAWRENCE. - of Bturfreesboro, N. C.,- Sc CO.', (xeneral Coiiimissioii Merchants, " j War the sale and purchase of Tobacco, Cotton, Grain, Flour Prodnoe and Merehaudisa of every description, 44 South Street, near Exchange Place, Baltimore, M&. : ! lieferotices. J. G. Williams State Nat'l Bank. Ral eigh, N. C, Cltlzena, National -Hank, Johnson, Sutton A Co , Baltimore, Md Wiefeofeld, Stern & Co., Bal timore ,Md., Klltott Bros., Patterson & Baah. 28 ly Aug. Doepf. . G. F. Jones DOEPP &; JONESi -' Successors to Dr. H. J. Mennlnger. Pharmacists and Druggists 3 Fay!tteville Street, RALEIGH, If. U. Keep on hand constantly Pure Drugs and Chem- ore urugs ana unem- cats, which they dispense in person at all hours of the day and night. - 27-ly. N E W ARRANGEMENT ! In order to compete with Northern Merchants, and keep the trade at, UOME, where goods are sold aa low as they are in any city jsortn or sonui, we propose on all retail orders lq our line, amounting to - - - TTENTY DOT.LARS ' -f-and upwards, accompanied with the money to deliver to customers, so ordering their goods,, (free of cbarres for freight) at any depot on any Rail Road in the State. This arrangement we trust win merit tne nearty good will of our many customers at a distance, and In crease their orders. Samples sent by mail on application. ,H tr. a.. & R. S. TUCKER as CO. .'ii 1 ' 1 - 1 - ' . ' 1 1 .-ii QOMISTIC J BLEACHINGS I Anticipating an advance in the RAW material, we have purchased and have in store 75 bales Unbleached Domestics. ' 25 cases of Bleached Domestics of the most popular W CANNOT BK TJjrDKR30I.I. ! i W, UK& E, S. TUCKER & CO. IRINTS I CALD03 ! PRINTS ! . i I. . 1 : . - . . - - ' ' 23 cases new Spring styles of will be pened March 1st, which will be retailed at old prices, - - : . . -v 12 CENTS PER YARD !', . ' ;V Wt H.&R. ft TUCKER & CO. 1572. t : SPRING STYLES 1872 1 Case of Ne w Spring style it " SILK II ITS I Price only 5.50 ' W. II. & IL S. TUCKER & CO. Neat and light, 0OBBIN JPKjKTCIS 3 ! ' V Boot and Shoemakers Raleigli, N. C, Work done in the best style and executed ou shortest notice. , . . , - a lace ui wutiueso vpoic vi-" iiiivnaj nana. 34-1 2 1. . 1 Dr. V. E. TURNER. DBITTIST, OFFICE OVER WILLIAMS BOOKSTORE, I BA LEIGH N. C ' m jit Offars his services m every departatent of hia profession. 4&50t Dr. J-H. CRAWFORD, i jf T OFFICE opposite W. H, & E. 8. Tucker it, Co , ... RALEIGH, N. Cn 29-3 mos. LEN. E. ADAUS, COTTON FACTOR, 1 GROCER f GOLTIIISSI 0 H IIBRGHAH T, o wh u u a v Mai avj a nuuaiVi . y, : . IiALElGII.N. C. Ilas on hand a general assortment of merchandise which he aeU as cheap Sa any man In Raleigh. I caa afford to sell at the KIGIfT PRICE, and I aui determined to do so. - f ! , ::Jl MCAlf WHAT I RAIVV 'I bny cotton and pay as high pricaa as any cotton dealer in the City. I also have for sale, 'For W1IEAT, CLOVER and 5 i - i - ' ' ' ; f - COTTOX. That ever was sold in this section of the country. ' I and oilier have tried it this year under cotton: and we fird tbat it U the thing for cotton CaU Dr send and get book or circular which wiU give the particulars, . i . - I IL ADAMS, - ' l&em ' South SideMarket Square, Ealrijth.X. C. MHiVMt t)K:TUhJ liiMrt!:! D, & Linob?y,93I Arch St. Piladelplua, Pa. ' Dr. Dal ton, West 4th St- Cincinnati, O., Dr Green Charlntle, t . C'.S Dr. BfeMicbaeL 84 Niagara jjt- Ruftslo, N. V. : lir. Hen'on. Atlanta, Or. EvrrU, Auburn. f. X.i Dr. BraiuLall, 42 N, Court StMeiiijibi Tenn.; Dr. Boriand, Franklin. Pa.: Dr. OK 0ry, JackHf ri. Slirh. : are tnsking unparalleled cures of . CANCEKS, TL'MORS ANI LlXtliS. , . JVo Knife. Jfa Catutie Juedmnee. L JV Blood. XAttU pain. l t r arUcnlais, wa oa or s44roe4 either of tta slovc. S7-tt The Best Paper ! Try"' It ! ! v elemiflo Aniericau Is the cheapest au! best Illustrated weekly paper published Every nnm- ' ber contains from 10 to 15 original engravings of n-w toschiuery novel invention?, Bridges. EogWe rinjr works, Architecture, improved Farm Implements nil W?i',"MW' la ebemutry. i A year' nnmbeis contain 832 pages and several hundred engaviug! Thousands of volum are , preserved for binding and referet.ee. The practical weeipu are well worth ten t,mr snbscriptlon price. Ttrms, 43 a year bv j2J;rgepc?Imeni.,M!l,t--,r,-x-"-M he had by all ,,. - l-ATESTs obta'ned m the best terms Models of ew iuventl.,n8 fnd sketches examined, and advice free. All patents are published In the SctentlS American the week thy 'issue. ' Send for'' paXwrt l 0 pages, containing laws and lull directions for ob taming Patent. i -? . Address for Paper, or concerning Patents ft UXN & CO., 37 Park Row, X. Y. Branch Office, cor. P and Tth Sts. 36.4t. I-'..' r ' ; .;";.ton,D.C. the Contrib. A secalar. liev. ulw-rilr- .taterua.iUrrjTuEAK, W ton, Mass, .JIIO WORTII FREE TO BOOK Arrwrsi rrL?a i2-5 andTboJanow elling, mad receive free our new - ' aUUMV POUvET C0MPAKI03T V r Vtortb 110.00 to any Book Ant. ' . .''...Agents also wantetl for - m "BOWINTHECLOUD," Tli ,ro4tted paper, elegant bindings, gvptrb enravinM, its derated thought and. yura dieiUm, oooibiiw to Invest it with rwr. ttvactioiw. It caste the bright bow of hop over the dark- vt&tr1 - -- HcmtAKD Bros., yabliabew. 723 Sansom St phil 31- 'S.KLISE, " J. 5L liOSEXBAmr, KLINE flOO., . AVhoIesalo and JtebtiTEealers hi fllTI I TVT TI 1 1TT1 .' Tl I ITrtTT? tttt- iUlUlh MU fMUl W Kl ' S , . " . ISLAU I-MAUJtJ CLOTHING ; - fLatS, BoOtS and ShOH ' CHINA, CltOCKERY AND fiLASS W itiu Corner FayetleviUe and Harget Sts., 32 ' Kateigb, if. C. BEAUTIFY YOUR HOMES! Keivyn Nursery, PItUbOro, Chatham Co. N. C. Ornamental Trees. Evergreens of mauv Beautiful Deep Green, Golden, and Varigated Sort Flowering Shrubs, Bulbs and Tlower; Hoots, Greeuhousa aud Hothouse Plants, Hardy Border Flowers,1 Ilanelne BHskets, Kower Seed?, New aad Lovely Climbing ihw, i-uiw lor uaraena iicc. Catalogues issued vkk a yar, ra uiei tree to any address. ' Spring L.iHt tor laa, out March loth. Package of Flower Seeds sent free to any person furnishing lists of those Iu his vicinity, who plant flowers. -r f , Plant no- we are ready to deliver plants to " BLOOM THIS SPRING. The stock is vigorous and handsome, suited to South em needs, and at low prices. Packing carefullvdone. We forward promptly by Chatham RaU Road. 1 SPECIAL OFFERS - - 3 Fine Roses br maUsl. Set of (iHth0T...K- splendid) 1; 20 PackeU Flower Seeds SI, 50 Flower ing Shrub all colors (too large for mail) S3, 12 Pack ets Very Superior Seeds, 1. 10 Evergreeas,Varletiei 5 v Superb Ornamenui Trees 1 and up. Rare Ever greens, Urge, $1 and up. Roses in 150 sorta. Refer ences in all portions of the State, Order anytblugyou ...... wuuto wiHiwgue., - is" v. JJ, DENSJN. - 'i -i - :- 3-4t M.T. Leach. J. P. Leach. Geo. T. Leach, n, Y, XEACH BROTHERS, ft t . . . . 1 UrOCSrS aUU WWlZIZZIlSSlOZl aUSrClllIltSa ; Wilmington Street, East of Market Square. I , ATTRACTIVE SALE OP -A. m so rt e d - EC a. r,d ware! As Consignees for a New Tori; Bankrupt Stock ot ' L Stock of . General Hardware, we wlU -. ' . I sell as soon as possible at im- porters' prices, tbe follow- - ' ' Ing goods now in stock. ' ' OA.XtIL.arid SEE THEM. 800 Kegs Horse Shoes, 250 Kegs Mule Suees, ' 12 doz. Frying Pan?, 25 Kegs EnglliU Wrouzht 500 lbs English Horse Shoe Nails, XuV 5 dozEnglish Spades, 5 dos. Steel Wedges. ' 46 Setts Axle Irons,. 8,000 Steel Hoes, 60 Whiffle Trees, - 40 do. Dog Irons, 65 Setts Shovels and Tong3,40 Log Chains, 29 Sledge Hammers, 100 Cow Chains, Ac, Ac , iJCACU BROTHERS. H. HAHLER, MANUFACTURING JEWELLER ANJ SIL OBSHITH, i ; Dealer in fine Watches, jewelry and aU articles tound in a ' first class Jewelry store. . Raleigh, N. C. 30- 3 saoa - I ' "MAYOliiS OFFICE, ) - I wffl attend at the Mayor's Office in the city uf . Ualeih ou Monday the 1st day of AnriL 1873, to" take the tax list iir " Drcsent rear. -. . . - , , Persons failing to list their i lr Tjropert v win be uhjectel to donb Wx. IL Uajuusos, Mayor. , 35-t te lax. .' ATTORNEY'AT'LAW,' OFFICE, SOUTH SIDE MAHKET "SQUARE, , RALEIGUf X. .6 t - , tyi'ruinpt attention given to tbe amuijceuient and collet tiun of debts and to an other profeaskPBai bvutiness intrusted to ' niv care. ' . N OTtCL Wanted by a young Lady a situation ra Teacher, either in a private or public School. . hhe is competent .to leach English, JFiench, .Rudimentary ... Latin and Music. Address, i J. II. P. "- : j. .Reddk&sviUt, A. C, - Jflcfercwce President and Faculty of Chows a Baptist Female Collegiat Institute, - Murfreesboro. N. C. - . - ' , 30-Sm tHE DIAMOND SULKY PLOW, FKICE L$55 COMMON SEKSE COTT0I? PLANTER, PRICE $ 15 Car be bad from P. E. Smith, Patentee, flnntland Keck. K, C. irst rreauum at Kaleiga, Weldoa and lr ilrningtoa Faira for 1871.. 31 tf.; . ' r Tlie True Grounds of Conlldrncv. Whence oomes that firm reliance, that absolute, ori doubtlner faith la tne efficacy of JJostetter', Stomach. Bitters as a remedy for. Indigestion, bllliou disorder?, Intermitt nt and remittent fevers, which notorinutijy V picvsll In aU parts of the United States? .Thlaconfl- deiirc has been giowlug for twenty yearSj abd It. Is till exteni'mg : I fsnottlie result of credulity It 1 a not been engeodered by any human device, but Is thetpontaneous and natural consequence r.f experience. What people see daily goihg on undur their own eyes they cannot question.' When families in unhealthy districts tbat resort to this wholesome vegetable tonic, as a preventive, escape, perodlcal fever,, and their immediate neighbors, who neglect this precaution, are - prostrated by the disease, now Is it psible tbat the phenomenon fhonld !e without its lesson ? In like manner when it is seen that obstinate cases of dyspep sia, of liver complaiufj of constipation, of nerves weak-n-ss, and of general debility, yield to tbe operation of he famous remedy, how can even Incredulity itself ' wffhhoH ItsTendorseraent? " Eyc-wltnesses of the sal-'-' utary efTeets of the bitters are to be found in every c'yi'ized settlement n this continent. - The thousands upon thon.ands who owe their restoratloo to health '' and strength, or their preservation from sickness, 1 to Its extraordinary medicinal properties, are enthusias- . tic in tt praise, -The multitudes who recommen-1 it in a nelgtihorly way X1 their frietds and acquaintances, as well as tho-'e who make public their estimate of It i Tlrtnes, are always ready to state their reasons for the faith tbat is ia them. Tbey bave all either felt or witnessed iu beneHdentcreritlotn V -I 1 V
The Biblical Recorder (Raleigh, N.C.)
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April 10, 1872, edition 1
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