Richmond Palladium (Weekly), Volume 34, Number 44, 28 December 1864 — Page 4
MI3STXITES
or TH
WiliTE WATER VALLBY
Churches ; and farther we recommend that a collection and
subscription be taken now to aid tils work, and that th
Churches be solicited to give at least one dollar a year from
each member, besida the present collection to "be sent up
quarterly to this Missionary Board, to pay your Missionary;
when one shall be obtained. . e fully believe that or a" similar plan, can be carried out for great good ; that God will bless the effort to the salvation of many souls. All of which we respectfully submit. 25. On motion, suspended business to bear a eermon fnoni Brother Cell, from Jer., 27th, and 7th. .- i j ai . . . : r i'. -
' X9. -ii.er ;ue eeuuuu, rpcut mil uuur m proper tor a j J blessing' ob ur nation. j i 27. The Association again resumed business, and a Com- f . . . .. .
! rniftfi. wna ar.nnintcil to earrv out tae BlKTcreatinri nf the
effort ; said Committe, consisting
L. Clift, W. W. Hollinsbee, G.
4 ' W. Bowers, S. IlendrLx and E. II. Webb. Seoond MillionilT Union BaDtist Cnurcht HeniT 0o.f Ind., t. 28. The Committee recommended to hold our next annual
v m . , , - . - , . i meeting with the Pipe Creek Church, M. Hazen to preachie ! t a t t , r c-,:t, 4 , r-: - t
I iiiiruuuciory seriuuu, anu o uit's ,... ouiuu mj nine wc n- j
cular letter, which report was read and adopted. j 29. The Committee on resolutions, reported the followr-1 Ing, which were adopted: j 1st. lieioiied, that we earnestly recommend the Witness, ; as our organ of religious intelligence, to an increased patron- j
age. 1 be i oung Keaper as an aid in the oarjuatn school
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BAPTIST ASSOCIATION
t s v - -i f j, 1. ? F Corafcittee on benevolent el ,B , '. "' " ; of Bros. Hazen, K.ilum, M.
hbld with rni
Aaa & mm4 41k,
PROCEEDINGS.
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I.J At 10 o'clock, August 3d, the introductory Sermon
department of Christian labors.
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km delivered by James M. Smith, from the 3d Terse of the ana demands our prayers and liberal contributions, for the EpUtle of Jude, "And exhort you, that ye should earnestly vangelization of the destitute parts of the State. j contend for the faith which was once delivered to the Saints." Ref. That Foreign Missions require of us a Hrge . ....... . , , , portion of Christian sympathy arid patronage fof the exten- t 2. AfUr which M. Hazen, Moderator for last year, called fiion of the Gohic1 throughout the world. I th Association to order, and sUted that as the Clerk for last 4. Reoleed, That t!e American Publication Society iu its j year (John Carver,) was absent serving his country as a sol- three fold agencies, the Press, Colporteure and Sabbath; dier, it would be necessary to appoint a Clerk pro tern.; where- S,'?51: unusual facilities for spreading the Gospel -nr i. i of Christ, and command the highest consideration of the :
. ... Churches, and should recieve liberal contributions. 3. The Utters from the Churches ware then read, from j 5. Resolved, That as citizens of Zioji, and this commonwhich tb following table is compiled. wealth, we deenlv rcsrret the existence of civil war in our
9 i. rk "t, ! once peaceful and happy country, and that we regard this ' StSte Of the Churches: j. reuion a3 tne most Unholv and uncalled for acts of which i
any ieonle have ever been truiltv : and m Christians we feel
i it our duty to give entire support to the National authorities
m the suppression of this wicked rebellion, and that wc will pray most earnestly to the Great Ruler of nations, that he j may overrule this fearful judgment through which we are passing, for our good, and thereby purity aud preserve the j whole nation. 1
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Messrs. AVERY & BO WEN, fJT.YVE iut receirrf a iieadid assortwjnt of Dr. M. LAS'iW'OltTHVS LEVER SPRING TRUSS.
Tin tirntass of this Truss over a'.! others, is ap- J parcel t. all who exa.iiu' (item. Its action U in tH j I'IRErT TRACK of theTtemta. and is c'aiuie-1 t - ef- j feet more cures thaa all others uow in use. lVrsoc : sufferne frm ffenji.i should call and examine thtm, ! wiMtlrer they wish to buy or n t. They will be show n J l) :f with pleasure. ALSO a tine ass-Ttuxsnt of j Shoulder llraip. for Ynuth's. ilnle and KeniiL-. j SrPIHMlTKItS Jt FI.KS1I Hlil SIIKS.
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4. The otliccrs of the Association were then chosen. Jambs M. Smith, Moderator. William Kklli m, Treasurer. E. II. Weiih, Clerk. 5. The Hy-Laws governing the Association, were then read. 6. The Asnociatiou was then lead in prayer, by Jkk. Car.. 7. The 1st William's Creek Church, not having held a regular Church meeting for sometime, yet prepared and sent a letter by W. Kellum and D. Wilcox, whereupon on motion, the action of the Church waa sanc tioned, and the Brethren received as delegates. 8. Bros. KkLLCM, Lonowkli., Marion. Xkwkirk, Hollinsbbb aad It. IV Clift, were appointed a committee to arrange the order of exercise. . 9. Letters and delegate from corresponding Assoc iations, were called for. From Laughery no letter, J. Ckll, delegate. " Flat Kock Edwakd IIollinsbke. ' Sand Creek Joab Stout wa appointed, but unable to attend as shown by letter from Brother Stout. 10. On motion. Retoleed, that in an much as there appears to be no one from the State Convention here, taat Jer. Cell be recognized as a representative. 11. The Committee on the order of exercises reported a9 follows: The Association adjourn at " h o'clock to-day.
Preaching this evening at candlelight, by Bros. Smith and 1 llazen atSpiceland, Cell and Hendrix, at the Meeting House. The Association meet to morrow moruuig at 9 o'clock, bpend an hour in devotional exercises, at 10 o'clock resume 1
business, at 11 o'clock hear a Sermon from Bro. J. Cell, after which spend an hour in humiliation and paryer, as this day was designated by President Lincoln, for such exercises.
12. On motion, a Committee on Obituaries was appointed, j
Bros. Cull, Hackn and IIollinsbkr. 13. A Committee on resolutions was appointed, consisting of Hazbh, Maksom and Cell. . 14. Voted that Bros. Kkli.cm and A. Hsndeix, prepare a corresponding Utter. 15 Bros. Cbll, M. S. Clift, and the Author, were appointed a Committee to examine the circular letter. 16 . Proceeded to appoint delegates to corresponding bodies. To Laughery Association, G. W. Bowks. S. Aldkn and ClIARLBS PXBRIXB.
To Flat Rock Association, M. IIazkn, A. Hendrix and)
S. NlWtlKK.
To Sand Creek Association, A. J. Martin, M. S. Clift;'!
B. H. Clift, and G. W. Bowers. To Indianapolis Association, A. IIkndrix, M. IIazkx, T. Cabtbb and I. Lokuwell. To State Convention, E. II. Webb, M. Hazkx.B. B. Clif S. M. CtlFT. 17. Bro. Smith addressing Brother Hazek as Moderator, made some pointed remarks relative to appointing a Commit
tee to consider the destitution of the preached Word in this i
Association; wnereupon Bros. SiiiTH, 11emrix, Kellum and Wkbb, were named said Committee on benevolent effort. 18. Voted that Bros. Castbrlivk, Marson J. IIoli issbkk. be a Committee to designate the place to hold our next annual Meeting, the person to preach the introductory Sermon and the writer of the circular letter. Adjourned till 9 o'clock to-morrow morning. Prayer by M. Haien.
30. The Committee on Obituaries, failing to prepare a report, were discharged, and Bro8. Hervey, Hazen and Webb, were named instead, and instructed to prepare and print in the minutes such notice. 31. On motion, a vote of thanks was tendered this community, for their liberality and kindness to the Association. 32. On motion, Kesolved, that the Churches be requested to forward next year to the Association, in their letters, the date of their contributions to be hereafter printed iu the
minutes. ' 33. On motion, adjourned to meet with the Pipe Crock Baptist Church, the first Wednesday in August, A. D. 1SoV. t JAMES M. SMITH. Moderator. ! E. II. Webb, Clerk. !
OBITtTARYrDied. at hi residence, ia Riplev County Ind., on the l!nh of Sept., A. 1). Iti3, Elder Ika ('. PfcRkin'K, in the 5 2d year of his ace. Truly, a good man has fallen, and we rec-oynie in his death the hand of God laid heavily upon us as an Association : we miss him, as he was always ready for "every rooJ word and work." He served as Moderator in the Association, for nine of tlje eleven years of its existance, previous to his death; indeed, if we are not mistaken, it may be said that he was the
originator of the White Water Valley Association. Yet we J would remember the goodness and mercy of God in raising j up such a faithful laborer among us; we would cherish his j memory, and imitate his virtues ; for his laJora -were not in j vain in our midst, as laany of us are "seals to his ministry ; " j and we iimr enquire, who will take his place upon the walls of Zionf But while we mourn las loss, his is an eternal i gain. We tender to his family, our sympathies and prayers.
We have j new ' DAY JOBBER," and new funta of Type of the latest styles, both plain airl fancy, an 1 are prepared to do w, k neat an ! exjeJttiousU-.
Pamphlet, Catalogue?, Constitution-, Show Hi!l, llaudbtlU, HIuuK. I'o-.ti i,
Iiills of Ludiiur, Kill Heads Card, Xolf, Fnrelopes, " Cirrtil.'ii . Checks,
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PRICES FOR WORK REASONABLE.
Dr. J. W.
CULBERTSGN,
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AURIST,
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BLINDNESS, DEAFNESS ANI ARTIFICIAL EYES INSERTED. tS-Olfice in the k;i!bert Iluildin' .Main strret, tn o lors Wf-t of .Mai ioa. Kichmond, InJ., Sept. 21, Sl:r.m TO TH E LxVPlJDS. Mrs. 'fe, A ILIFF, North Pearl Si., opfoite .M. i;. Church. ,''T'Ol"Lr announce to the L;i,)i of Rii-'.imnnd. and I? Ticinitr, that she has just r-ei'J a laiae and
salvation, what a disappointment awaits that eoul But tisnotj s
BONNETS, HATSr-VE!LS, RIBBONS, Flowers, Head-Dresses, AM Millinery Goods and Trimmings, In genera! assortment. Her st..;k ha beea selected with irreat care, and is misur;a.sed 1 my in tfae citr, and her prices are as hnv as the ! vi"t. UlciiehiH. I'rrssinj;, 'I"riini,!i!!'r. JLr., d,'iie in the best and niifst !a.shimaWis lye.'. The Ladies are resp,.etti!U- j-r. .ted I iri'- e her a cali, and examine her t; . is.
UNION CABINET SHOP! i,-.'-. - BT .: Mason fe Son, Cot., of Main nod Croat iw li-hiTMud, lud. rwiHOMAS MASOX. ianine taken int-i partnership A his s-in, in the Fur::lu?e'Bu:ne will herv:trr he comiuete-i ander the atx ve firm uf .MASWi A SOS. TLe:r facilitass for manu:'aeturiiii ail kind if THE BEST OF FURNITURE, are net surpassed in tLis CitT. and the burer mar nest assuraJ that be is purchasing No. 1 articles, a- A at aa ijvr u thereto possibir t offered, here er elsewharj.. Ther" are manufacturing BL RKACS. " TABLES. UEO.sTEAD.s, WAKUROSF.5. b'OCIABLE, LOt VOEst. SOFAS. I HAIRS or ALL SINP9. And. in fact, evetrtns !a Cue shape of Furniture. Ther wiH als- ke p tor sale a peneral asaertmest ot Cincmjjaii-nia4e Work.
T. Mason, returns his thanks C hi pU friends and c-isMmer for their f.rmrr liberal patrcnage, anJ trusts it will be eotitimied t- the new firm. HiChtutnui, Ji.r. li, 1"4. M-lt.
HERNIA! RUPTURE!!
HOSTETTERS CELEBRATED
STOTilACH BITTERS
A pure and powerful Tonie, corrwtive anJ aiu'rative o w onJerf ul eSUcicnrj in disease of the Stomach Liver and Babels Cures Prspepsia, Ler Coaipiaint, Headace. Ciesieral Iebiluv, 3erriusnes, I)epresiMo cf Spirit. Consumption, Colic. Interniitusig FeTers, Cramps, and Spasms, and ail Complaints of eitlier Sex, arising from Bodily Weakness whlier inhetvnt in the srsteta or prixiuoed by spinal causes.
sops and Boircaiic IS 1t eiapet and best Melieines, -It ia ft" A for eM. fur (jrivaen tsf itrea Or i Wratan for Whortpnjr reajh. at a tre remMT ft Ctoup ,od Ct.n.ck- Ce.-h. AsihsnT. ittkl ail d:eaaes of tlM Throat anei Laa?' -t M.-aieiufi" trai. .VT JserFtr sale at all tTJCZ Jtti ani puantrr ncr. C. XurHE-NBCSH. .
. Areai, ILunilWa. Ohio.
June 26, IS??.
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IMPORTANT NEWS!
WE A It E PItEPAnED V f W0 FILL onlers for Window Sash. Btinda, Door M . Frame. Mouldinc. BrjiVu, Mantles and hou
FARMERS AJfD MERCHANTS OfQl'INCV, Illinois. CAPITAL 453,01 0S(3
AvaiSable-on 3 Iavn Cull. M 1 SFr."'I A L uttention pifent'itlie I-iur:m,-e of T'c-
a J tuched Iiuenme--', lfarin ltuildinr, m l the
tents, inelti linj live VVrt. against k.ss or ov I'ire or I.isU4itf. . The losses sustained and reported to th ) Company have .ill t.en sdusted promit!y to the entire satistaetion of tiie sunerers, and paid fonr beture maturity. OFFICERS AND WRECTOUS. W. N. ( linf, I'rPsid'-nt. (Jnincv . II. ?I. Van Crank, Vice 1'resideut, Quiury. l'hilo A. ioolu in, " Let i ( . Howell, " Win. Marsh. " .j;. Vii.i I'rank, Secretary. ' ;i.k:f. vv. krnt, ifn"ral A sent, tinint . .1. .. KNOX, Agent l"r W in no l"o. Ind. March, i.'. Is-" t. vr
NornrxG that is not wholesome, p'nial aad restora j tive i. u- -..itnre enU-rs irf, ti.e con-pos.tion of HOS. j TETTER'S STOMACH HITTERS. This populai ' prep-iratiou contains no mineral of any kind no bo- j
taiieal eletttent: no fiery excitant: but it is a eombinati, n of the extracts of real baUamic herbs aihl plants with !. purest and m;! ! st of all diffusive stimulants. It is well to he fortarm,'d against di-ease, and. so far as the hninan sysU-m can be pn-ttvted by human m-ans ajainst maladies engendered by au unwholeseme atni'si,i.r. impnn' writer an other external cause. HoSTLITEK S UITTKd may t relied on as a safeguard. In distn. ts infested .th I't emmt Aj.e. it has beeo found infaH;tle as a pre vt-nti tive and irresistaVJe aa a
iH'nsi.'uoi aa attack. esaix the oorcrsre:anl tliousanda
who neglect to avail tiienis- cs of its pro-'ui tive qu..Li- I ties in advance, are enn-i '. y a xcry Lrie: eou;.' of j this marvelous medicine. Fever auj Arue patients, alter l-inir plie.C with ;u;uit' "for mwritJis in vain, j nntd fairly saturate! :l i Voat lanp.-n-tw alk iioi.l, are ; not uioreou. iiTiv restore i t i iiealtii witiiiu a few davs t by t:ie use of llotetter, llittf r. j Ti.e weak stomach i- i-ioi Uy intrii-ratt and the apjftite re tore,! by this agreeable Tonic, and hence ! it n orks ".-nders in eases of Iisfpia in less con- ! tirni-1 o'lins Indigestion. Actinir as a ge;:te i iii; i y. aidless atnerie:it. as neli as upon the hver. it !
tumjiliers work geoeraVly, SCUOOL DESKS, all i
ot taoroujrolr t , SEASONED LUMBER! And aa low as the same can be brought in this market. Also, Pine Lumber, Shi Heirs , Flooring . I.atH, Ac.r Ac. .TVSLx ta Street, one sonare S,uth of Mam, Richmond, Ia i. by. HA SMITH A CO, Jcne i, "63. 23 tf. Fine Watch ss and Jewelry, Tlireet Iron tlxe Manufactarer C.M! OoH! Watches I Wau-ties! Jewelry IJewelrrS The Very West ! T; eery Best I Tue very cleaj;st 1 TW Tery cbeapwl At C. A. I!ckinson's Jewelry Store, So. 3J Main Street, Ricltcnond, Ind. New Stock of Jewelry, &.C. J. 1J.1IUXXIC1JTT,
ii t i3 r iiiT . rvi-ji
K)' LARGE & EXTENSIVE
1. of Jewelrv,
J ' '-r uttenUi-n of puivhaaera. WATCIU-S, CLOCKS, nitlAST PUIS, Iinr and Finder llinpr, lold fhiii, Ar.. S.c, it., Of the lansjrt st, le an-1 of the fim-"t finish. AH rti-
invariahlr releuves t'le Constitution j,upersn- i cles sold arraut-l to lie Ss represented. WateU anil
n i du i 1 by irregular actior. of the digsetive and seen Clock repaiiinp done on tin- shortest notice, and war-
ive riraii-. j rented tone well done, lii.iiikiul tor past favors a eon-
O. W. Kl'SELL. J. i. RC68ILI.. RUSSELL & BRO-, UNDERTAKERS, Keep constantly on Jfcnd alare assortment of readymade Both of .Metalie and AVixwlen manufacture. Thev have also, a tir-t class IlKAJiSE and Cl.OSL' CAKKIAGIK with which ti, attend Funerals. AH ,-,lers promptly alt -.'tided b, and chaises riasonable. ."EP'-Oirice and Shop at Phillips' old staud, ojiposita Starr Hall.
CIRCULAR LETTER, j Dkar Bkk niRBN. The importance of thorough work in i every department of worldly businesses now settled beyond dispute. May not we, who have tlie souls of thousands committed to our care, profit by their example ? A thorough ! work for God is demanded at our hands, from the fact that j when the soul has passed be3ond this probationary state, j there is no opportunity of rectifying mistakes. This sug- j gests the imperative necessity of sound, able, educated men j to preach the way of Life and Salvation; for a mistake on j the doctriue of regeneration, preached in a single sermon, S iusy ruin many precious souls; if received and trusted in for j
Kichumnd. Sept. 21, Is ;t.
enough that the leaders of God's hosts, do thorough work
the Church, which is the Light of the world, should be care- 1 fill to shed true Light: aud as Churches are composed of in'dividual members, the amount of Light emanating from the t Church, wll be in proportion to the quantity of its individual ' possessors. This ought to lead each . member of Christ's ' body,' to enquire, am I shedding the amount of Light that I 'f a redeemed soul, ought, forthe salvation of my dying follow- j men?gThe importance of a high standard of piety, of emi- ' nenfsCflJJtficnts in Divine life, will be admitt ?d by all. But ! alae ! howfW stave to attain to n full stature in Christ Jesus. ' It is the duty of every Christian, to make their influence for i good, as great as possible ; that they may possess more power to extend the Redeemer's kingdom. Hence, the proprie- j tyof using to the best advantage, every means that God ' has placed within our reach. To some of these we would i call particular attention. Secret prayer, the Saviour enjoins , in the followiug language. "Rut thou, when thou prayest, 'enter into thy closet, and when thou hast shut thy door, prat- to ; thy Father which is in secret, and thy Father which seeth ia secret, shall reward thee openly." A neglectvpf this duty, '
we conceive to be one of the causes f the coldnuss and SomWil, -varH A..nl ..
?.l-3ra.
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Philadelphia. Pibc,
1 rsons oi feeble habit, liable M 'ervon Attacks I.wni of spirits and l"it of Languor, find prompt and permanent relief from the Bitter. Tli- testiuiotiy on tlna ioint i most conclusive, and frmn l ih soxe. The a- uiv of ISilioiis Colic is immeiliatasy ssuai;isl bv a single dos1 f the srimulent, mid by occion:illy resorting to it, the return of the complaint
may to pn-venteil. I As n jrener.il Tonic, Hotelt'r' Hitti'r prixluce e!lt-ct w lch must le exrienct"! or witne-Hj In-fore f thev can be Ititlv apprecialtsi. In cas, of timttfttfTti ! H',i-rt. . I'!:ninturr 1, riy and I elh ty and LVcrepitudc ansinjr fisini OIl Aye. it e.ereis.s lite electi-ic j inilue'ire. In the convalescent stace of all dis-asos, j it ,, i.iti's as a deh).'hvul iuvicorant. When the joiners of nature are tvlact'xl, it operates to re-enforce ! und rL'-i'nstablish tiiem. Last, but it least, it is The (Wy Stt Siinutt'-nt 1 lieiiijr ma nutactured from sound and innocuous mate- j rials, and entirely free froin the acid c!eunta prtvsent mi'P' or less in all the ordinary tonics and toin.ichics : of the day. j No family medicine hs- rsen so universally, and, it ; mav lx irulv added l'KSEKVF.KI.Y Ixipnlarwith the i
intelligent torlion of the ctmimunity, lltkotrtter I
Kilters. Prepared by HOSTETTKR A SMITH, Pittsburjf, Va. Sold by ill Drmfrists, Grocers and Storekeepers everywhere.
tiuue.1 patronage ia reajiectfully sohciUni.
o. 10, Wet Main Street, one door Writ of Uarsis's Xtove Store, Jan IT, 1S64.. 4J.-dwtf.
NEW STOCK Jewelry, Watches, Notions,
o.
D. B. CRAWFORD,
Proprietor of the Ii now receivinir the LARGEST STOCK OF CARPTS
TWt) AMI THIIIXPIY j IfclCRAIN, HEMP AND RAC! -
S1KAW MATTING AND RI GS, ri nt-iix noons Of ererr description. Oil Cloth", of neat pattern, Pres flood's, of newest styles. In fact I am determined to have the BEST STOCK OF HM1S IX THE CITY And Sell as Cboap. Many of my Goods 1k sold at old prices. The public arc invefed to call at No 16 Maiu street. Kichmond, June lsii l. 1, tf
HELMBOLD'S GENUINE PREPARATIONS. COMror.NDFI.ril) KXTRACTBTCIU, a Positive and Speeinc Iw-uMfdy for diseases of the Ulailder, Kidnevs, Gravel, aud lropsical Swellinirs. This Medicine increases the power of IHpf-stioti, and -it,-s the Absorlwnts into healthy action, by w hich the Watery or C'alcnreons dejKisitiono. and all unnafnral enlarfreuieuu are reiluwi, aa well aa pain ami inflammation. Hclniboltl's Extract But-hu. For Weakness arising fnun Excesses, Ilabitt Ibssipsition. Early Indistr'tion of Abuse, attended with the following symptoms: IndisjHisiti, n to Exertion, Loss of Povrer, loss if M.rmory, PitTiculty of Hreatiiiuf, Wtk Tix mblinr, Horror of pi-ease, Wakel'uHnes, Pinmess of Vision, Pain in the back, 1'iiiversal Lassitude uf tiie Muscular System. Hot Hinds, Flushing of the Body IlryiiesiS of the Skin. Eruptions on tiie r ace Paliied onntnance.
These sy 'i ptonif, if allowed to ru on. which hi
RICHMOND DYEING and CLEANING Establishment ! ! rglflE ndersiirnI. hsrins 1 'lrchisr-d the Drw-l
A BuiHinjrat tiie west-ewi ..f the Uri-I-e. he is m ; pared to do all kinds of Dt'rins. WeaVin a-p "- of every de?criptin. and the finest ;rTicIes e-f V":';..-rt, J Cra.p., shawls. Laces. Ac. can lie eh-aned and ci!. ri.I I in te most desirable manner, at tWis estabiishni.-m. S.'nins, (;iae-Spot. and ai! kinds s. il ren. -"-si frijm Vdret, Silk. ir. ' ' All articles el.janl and dyed without Ix'inp taken f " pieces if 0vairl. , AL-O- ' CARPETS, FEATHERS, PLUMES, I PIANO COVERS, Ac.
A Benevolent Instituti'-n est iblU': i bv ;..rmtend-.n ment for the relief oft'-.- s:--k ..lid li.,jr. ;-J. illliict el wit'i Virulent an 1 Kp; i,-rr.- fh- - s. :iu i esjn- i allv f r the cure ;'d:se-os o: x . ' ;ii O12.V
M E11C A E Advi gratis b y the aeui; -uj treon t j Olum 1 SCorklVii ami liEI'A IRING trvnrleni-sn's I'm. ail who apply by Iet:-.r. v. ,tn ' d -cripi.on .if j v. earing appareidwue in short notice, and in the u.-it thMr etndition. .ace. oecupat:-,!!. ;--t:.'.i o:'ii.u,c.. and I manner. - ( in cast -s :' ciuvm; p-ivcrly, mc?- .r.cs turtiisne-J'free ! Also BONNETS dy-! any color desir-"!. j of ehartr.'. ' f Very panSeuiar attention is r-aii ! to his cwTv j Valuabb reports n , rm ,-.-rr',.'.a a;i i t -thtrdisea- j InreBtfi styie of cleanirc Kid U'.ores. V Lite as well i s of the s- ual 1 i-.-.o.-. an 1 n t: n"!w reansiies m- j as cokrei. without any idor and deed. , ployed in the !ipeii.sArr, s...;t t ti.e attii? ted, free 01 Parcels from a distinct- carefully ientbr Exprrs or
.'aie-.i Wj.-r envee iv-. 1 to t : .ree itanxja.' c,t-.emis. as introet-st. t
medicirie iiiTariaUy removes, sin follows
wiyKrf.iicy, Fatuity, Kj,Hrj,tic tit, In o!re of which the I'atent may expire. Who can nay that tlwy are not fivquentlr followed by those "Inretul li.sasies." "1SSAMTY AN'D CONSUMPTION." Many are aware of tiie cause of their snfliTiiir, Hut none ill ronfett IU- rt'roril of the inniiij asi ?ums. And MELA-NtHoi-y pKATns bt Cossmi tiox bear ample witness v.. ti," Tenth the assertion. T1"' Cwt'J"tii .si'v U't :crth Ofjiruir uol rm is-quir.-s the aid of ?!.-!' : - Sn-Bthen ail iu.irt-rat.-the vst. niV inch liofinlxfiti'i, 1' . ?rfwf ' Ilitfhu intariablr
jini rvrown.
t iH-rrr,
Cnnis, in
Par Prah,
1.1 iiBay AdV tions p -. nliar to mid;-s. the EiTKaCf ! f" JL, l'.rilll is nneu.. ailed Lv ;iur .l.-r rem.j.i-, a in j .i' , Gm r.,l,..U ov fl,.t..nt: ,n . "Trr.Vnb.ntv. P .io ,i'b r UfH ll nl)ra!
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uk.i.i.s, incr.es ur
S irri.oMji stite 01' the L" terns, LencjMirriioea or
Staribty. and !sr alt c.mpla.nw in -stent to the
Jtr aninsr trots itrj-stretion liutula ot Ueasiua . Wennnir Anuare!
1.011. i;r iti 1 r.e l'H LINE OU ii ANGE OF LIFE.
A Tria! a i'.l com'-.-ee tie- til I'EI A M Fi -yi A I I S.
I'LHAMX
IINf.'ER RINtiS, a Urge assortment of Pintert are, t tor, Kniveo, Kotkn and
Spoonn; .Iaital I Btramcni., c.
.TV" An assortment of Rhf-f-l Jl iife. contanth
on hau.1. K. B. DICKINSON, No. 41, Main-iit.. Kichmond, Ind. Jan. 27, 1S4. jatf l It . J . 4 A It It ETSON. Baa KKMOVCO TO , t'HA'S 1'KlCE'a NEW 15LOCK, No. 7, North Sovrnth Street. Richmond, Jan. 20, 13fi4. 43 tf
PAPER HANGING. J- EE. ADD1NGTON, ESPECIALLY INFORM! Li tlie public that be ia prepare! to perform paper hanpmp in tlie liest pisaible manner, oa ahort notice, and moot faTorable V-ruis. Onter left at S. (i. liuftlale'ii, or at hia resident on South itli. mnstt, -ill be promptly attended to. Jan., 2ji, ls4. jjf
FAMILY DYE COLORS. Patented Oct. 1.1, tmz. Black. Tl.rlr P..r. .
R1",iktor 'S'L' cCSstiv Lifrht Green,
1.- 1. I.t.-
r iruril l:ue, m t Claret Brian, ll
l rk Bniwn, V I.ipl.t lirou n, "
A Wt
Marooa, -, 1 Orange, ink, rVrple, Royal Purple, Salmon, ilatu, rsilfer!no, Violet, Veiioir,
"r J r"r Dtmjr iik. W,Jen an t Mixed Goods, Sbawla, H hno Scar.. Dreas. liiblxm.. Gloves, I5omit-U, Hata, Featb- ! KM UUw.i, Children's Clothinp, and all kinds of
lur Apparel SAVING OF 80 PER CENT!
cannre, in i
1 be acet
Address lr. .1.
SailLI.EN Hul l ill"! N, Aedi z
- TnrssPAT 3Iokms.o, Aug. 4th, 1S64. 19. The AatocUtioa met at 9 o'clock, spent an hour in tietotional exercise. 20. At 10 o'clock Moderator called the Association to crder. " Prjrer by J. Cell. 21. Bfloutes of yesterday read and adopted. 22. Committee to prepare corresponding letter called lettet read and adopted. 23v ' The Circular tetter Committee , recommended the putting ef Mud letter I the minutes, which waa so ordered. 24.' - The Committee on Benerolent eHort was called, their
report rfJa tVt remark from several Brothers, it waaj adopted aa foftows : ! ' 1
AH AM Bt. .rt Bcreaa, your lommutw uavtaj ua mw considersssioa the dtatitotion of Baptist preaching in the bounds of "this Association, find : First, that your Association embraces four or fiTe of the roost wealthy counties in the Stale, with only seven Mission Baptist Churches, and a tneeabership of less than three hundred, with not a single Bapjitt Choreh in any of these 'fire county towns- yet there axe uarmsts sosSMersil all orer this territory, and the err is
a barrenness so often complained of ia Zicm : And we beseech j H you. as you value the enjoyment of your Master's presence. ' j and the Light of his eounteuftuce, that you be a regular vis.s C ,.ai,p . , a .t r . V e js.- I IT-.1 I . . . -. V - , 1
ment of every other blessing of G.i. The dutv of elr-
1 luUile.piita. te orttr Zl tre- r. . t.rs. T.7.R.K IMiAliTWELI.. GEO. FAl?,CHILI, Secretary.
nto mui
Livery, The nr. i r
Sale and Feed Stable.
!ned alao
examination, it is to be fears.!, . i also badly neglected : and , tetms. at t:mes. CarriapiB, Bufes, ik.
how can "we expect to make progress in the Divine life, if we ' never review our conduct, and try it by the Word of Ood ? i We are exhorted f'to prow in grace, and the knowledge of! the Truth as it is in Christ Jesus." In order to do this, we j must search the scriptures, which testify ot Jesus. Examine our vile hearts, which will hae a. tendency to humble us, and j to exalt our dear Redeemer, wh&fcas efficacy to cleanse from 1 all sin : also we need to know inore of the joy of God's salvation,in order to teach transgressors the ways of God. In or-
der to be successful in winning souls; we must have the mind !
iVmetaber, tje &ru;k fiotnte at ti Vst-end nf the t Brkig-e. , i C. WINKLE, rn-priet.'." ! J:nt22.lV.i. Kichmond. Inf. (IV-lT.', !
I. Nr l vke.
P. Johnson.
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XORDY3CE fc CO. No. 77, Main Street,
RICII.WOM), IVDI1V1.
k-X'ti a I.irUKV. 5 ALE and
nd g-od tor Parties.
Private. Fanohes and Wej-Iiu.-i. .'i'rieea are Terr rea- i
socahle. p . .. . SOri.D resp.?etfnVs:.- rail the anenti- n of tr- I tK ' TABLE, nt..e4var of Cit House, Tf nnmer'is TOtm.f. an-1 the puHic at Urge, f
Kt'SSELL A E0. Kicbmonil, Ind., Aujr. Si. 14. 2--tf.
THE UNITED STATES HOTEL. BEAn STREET, 1i.-ToN. MASS. (Dircetlj oppos-ite the Kostcu and Worcester Kailroail lt-pot.J. '
The ih.-riber mot repeetollr Safenas hi
to tiie r line and o itipiete ass.irt:i!ez;t t.f . STOVES and TIN-WARE. 1 Tlar tnrite particular atu-atioa totme of tiwiir lead- j ing C- S. SbiTes. called i
j Tlie Yirie recall, I I Wy,ieh casnnt le ex-Ue,i ia this or anr ifer mar&et. J W'e e!l it on TRIAL, and let a tesn of its merits ,' be its or.ir reccniiofcZnlatKfn. j
d ; Also, a lar2e lot of other Stoves. 1
or Christ, ana oe taorougniy unimea with his love. Then like i tM rT,va . wr vao fi- ot n. Ther Ure inrAal ti.e ri-v.t r Wars co. f , ,. . , . , . . r , , rear? a an Aita")t at the -Ara-nn H'mse. in tjis ' f(.f minnf,--- I t ::r f! Uf TTfU-J hr's :
i s . .v s . - s - - w - w . c(aws nuuiu L?um cnj. ce ini -i erjr i raoie Terms tne :
within us. The soldier. of Christ has many inducements to ' lead a life of devotion, and should consecrate soul and bodv to Him who has redeemed hiin withTiis pV pFeciotrs blood. 1
t.ttKwL by whieti ti.e ems are Irwked urtheT hMj t
uf beirm Ut'iieii. i, in tiie f id way : thus mnfciftg
liberal patrona1.
1 be QTnlersuiaeti
iU en fcjT(ir f keep up thi p-pu-
Let us not be satisfied with a low standard of ptetv : but let
"a a , i... Ill . ... . .. ... - -. ! iKoi".
orcr waaun oa ana wc iwi uim luiuevumz suoum , m "nrfMtiiwimineinsrK. ior tie nn? t Mir , ,oii;n.i hm, or the bmb -e,ckEt i
b thtnoe ia tlewof the facta, we recommend that of God in Christ Jesus . ntil we atUinhat for which we 1 first Ci. iss Hom
MiaatMara- Rrf. .h.. rV irVhall h. to rttllt funds. " apprehended. Let us rise higher and higher, aatil we
and
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m T", TV C2 m A rwx i c n. v
U a X i. XtXJ O A A X Xa ilUiilj, m- re substantial .b,an'i or tlait i- tft like! V brtak
. s bv- ftseezica-. ltea.se examine tiii; impnjrcifTit fe'V.re : wtiich has for a k-oi-rl. r.nd-r the ab'e fed prpu- : o'tnctinnrelMwber. W ,1, have the exclnsire
lar aupenu iraimw vi .-jmi.iurr, roceire-.l a wr i new fur Ute sale tt J he best
Aad be solicits rcqr jwtmt ts. acria
too trtat an
rftrr
idampioy Miaskmarv, aa toon as one can be obtained, arrive where Jesus is. Then "shall we know even, m we I exenk "a oa his M hii r MivWiwd t fer"rlaie year at tMt at on oT yor 1 are known." and reap the reward of a thorough work for God. 1 t'his 13 c "d ft. j .lt I., j .... r. r . . .h - 1 s
PRATT.
Clothes-Wringer,
That la ret been bn.uirht not. It eaa be arfjitatfl ? to an" kind ef Teswel, and a ewn'trcrtmi that t ' Cissor ler i j cr osdei. CaU air', see the article, ' aad be ce-nTiaeed. . We d pnmr all kir.ls f JOB WORK " soch as Siate Rm.ffnjf. Tin Er-fh-j-. Cervine, Spstirg, ' VaSera. and Hassz-J Gntters. '" Kjc&asoBd," Maj 4ta, 164. m
Takr no rnixe It;tiam. M-rcurr, or bb iileir-aut Mcaiciuei li UbplctvMOt aud dau ilELMKOi KXTRAtT hrcur A? IMITIOVEI kOSfc WA-H Cl'RES MiCKJLT DISCAM-X In a';! i' '-r . Ltpi, At little Exposure.
I-ittii: i-r n, ciiunpe in i'.. t. i uieoun'etuenee. en. with
lM " --f"rc. I veUm Tr.auea'tm lreia)r It causes a frtqient tie-ure mid ires Btraurtb t ! o re-oeh-t rjf priced-lM c
I. r:n.ite. t;:i reb leuinvitiL' uttnictiK, 'revent and j Cures Streeture f the l'rHlira, sRarine I'aia id! i Infiaii.iiiTiti' n. -o frefiBea; m tite eLt.. , d-es?H-s, arrl ext- ti- aP, i'i-)s.ti4.l3st IHsi-asl and wrrn"t MatUrr.liionsarnis wm TiiuuieiiMts ht bare hrtl tde r'f- ; tin.: :" Quuei.s. ani wiio hre pd Leary fe to je (nmrl in a Ji. it tn-. liavc fiut,i t'ler tre dece:Tl, j
anu irii t-.e i wi . . ... uas. a t 4- use ik i oweriui A Ar:rB-efrts, been drted up in the rtera. tn freuk out ra aa iw.j.-revaUDg fursu, and perbapa after Marr"ar'. ("-. nn.Roi.n"3 FiTBA-r I.'rrirr far all aS-ctim al ii!vr of ttw rRINARY-RUASS, wt5tbeT esistiii id MALE r FEMALE, from n-batever cav f.ririnutcz a;rf ik laa'ot-r f ilOVV lAjSii eTAIINO. risew-." ff tiie Orsns rqarr the aid of a Din-r-tirHeiioIi'" f;trr-t Knchn i tbeerrnt liaretic. aud is ceVtain v bare tiie detunal eSect u ail f'tr icAi it m H' rimrwi d, Eridi-neeof tie vmsX refiable and reiprnAible cbar ter lit accm;aDT the medicine. Prit f SI.)pfT Dottle, at ii for o.OT). lleliTered t ane A 5dre.ectir'r parked from Obaer vabca. i",' " .i" i - aU Cjmt0uaactr1tmt. Cnre Clnarantfed! Ad i ice Gratia - Adlrts Urtt.-r far wr -rmatwifi tr If. It. IIEIJWROLI). fbrmert. 1 4 ' -.th Tfh-".. fn. ChestnuV IUia HEI.MKULil"S iU'iKcd l). HELMBOLD'S id ' 'mtd Wrmkvmc. IJrof war. ?few York. Bewaa ef tontsrfet and njriBt-:pieI dealer, irbo eade-aror to dispt-se ""of tbeir own and "otur
rcclesi fa i-ritan.'ii atti;!e1 rT
" I tract Boefca. " " Saaaparilia. " Iffiprnred Koae Wash. ALL rRrSTSEBrFRrWrTFRE.
A5K FOR HELMiKJLD S. TAKE SO OTHER Cut on this AdTertia,taegt and wnui for it A-S'l) AVOTD IMTOslT10 AD EXPOSCRiV
I For Si cent t ti en r,I-ir as manr imoda aa would ' oth-.Twiaf fwt fire t uiej that aoia. Vartona ahade eaa j be pn,!u,-Ki fr.m tJie 7ne dye. The pnceiMi ia aim- ! p!e, ard anr one can as- tiie dye with r.-rfect meseaa. I'lrecuniis. in Enrbh, Fn.-iK.-b aixl Geraaaa, infie at I var-U n-iige. j Y'-r fart'iT informaDrii in Preinjr, and pring a perfeet kiwiwledsre wiat colors a re ad.it'td twdre with oth
i Tatuaid rerr-jnk, i parefiase HjwA Hia
awl Culonnsr. S-nt by
p of pree lM cents. Mannfartured ot
il) n K A STEV KS, Wi Hrnadway, bottoa. -F,.r fctu by drujrgiet and dealer ifeneraiilr. NEW DRUG STORE.
J. E. AVERY & CO. " IjEALECS l Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dye Staff. Coal Oil I.arni, Soap,, IVrfotaerte, aaa f-'aaey Articles tie aerally 1 1 ' " ALSO OF Pure Wines & Liquors FOR ilEDICAL IT"BPOjEA. . . ,- . Patent and Proprietary Medicines . (y Comer mt Main and Markn) JUroeta. Ricnxr?;r, Ixo. - " ;
Chw wVestnrk n r and freak, barfnu jast" '"
been pur-naed ot Naini'aeturera aao aaapanara. Jane 26, 1S. J7-tf. .
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