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i ilorilj Car olina Olljristiait SUbocatc. sgo we 3.: I. Of this look, recently published edited iv Ilc-r. C. F.

Deem. D. Christian Jliinnrntr. 21 A LKIGII, X. C.

FKIfAV, UGlsT Ke. the Southern Methodist Quarterly Re-Inuson of Rev. A. W. McLel.

It view, under tie head of Brief tU ocial or-in cf the American understood. be ly Editor, Dr. 1 Methods IF-torkal and the Doggett, ipeak? -as follows: "A very July number, arrived "out of due fe-i-corxinlete useful repository cf in-1 son." bes' ie other cvtter of information. 'It tir.bractF, in a tere-t. contains a well-written nenv-ir clatstfication.

the whole range cf of Mrs. Mrv L. Martin, deceased, wife -i to c- lain M.vril did n.t observe PI-'- iri rehi'i I 'Ley fro'x I'-'iou-! i j-rty we dveiV.d :t.l 'y In JJeou-t 1 firm-'ition, ts btlrig tho hi this to tie that a f. Ii-hep Atkir--rj, on eo: I i it 1 jfi't r'Alt. of tlx.t i-eper uder-to In tL; in orri of no otl'-r ot we e.rpre--ed wli'-ther it ccuM inten-: ded by the Editor.

The per referred to waa the Ii.inr.-er. uA we have re- ceiveu a a nu.i.ber whiel ee: ir. a etrd the i the 3-d- itor, Mr. Pool. Home ote tulrea the our but we had read the Fall, by Lis redeces-erd carefully, and eheerfully the jv Httle diligence, bow- the most inportant and events of the Church, jt the specified.

As an reference, and as a four, 1-ation for history, it will prove invaluable. It must have cost great labor, an 1 a very extensive examination of the various periodicals of the The plan and execution of it we highly commend." The book is on sale at this fT.ee, and for SI will be sent by mail, paid, to any part of the country. A Gcoi Example. une ew ioiuc rast ionierence uas paid every doiiar. of the claims of the superannuates, ttie wiuows ana or- nhans: ami a surnlus remaminrr.

has I divided it among the most needy. So c.t-c tl, n.rk'h.n rial. We of the South find many things to deplore in the tendencies of Xorth- Kub-tariee of Mr. It appears that the had j.reaeh' several excellent seni or-, to which tiatas of all orthodox woahl concur in I'p'ying the language used by the Ocean JJanner. When Mr.

Pool prepared a notice of the good M-rmon for c-rn Methodism and we are sometimes feion, Priestlv Absolution, Indul-apt to think Xorthern people less libe- ger ces, Tr; nsubs ta ntia tion, Extreme bis paper, that on Confirmation had not subscribers, as soon as they can be I been delivered. Not anticipating however "pi oeured. Although iny circuit was I that it would contain anything objection- reaped last Fall, reaped aain in the able to other denomination, he made his Spring-, and gleaned closely since, I I notice to include all the aud used think I can procure that number. descriptive epithets, touching the sermons. "cre is a will, there is a way.

ho will respond to this which were aopncabie. to all except the Tr 1 J1 i How glad it wnl make the Editor Ihis la.t, on Confirmation, he had r()(j() hy Conferencc. heard, and never meant, in his editorial urelhrenj the time for camp and pro- capacity, to endorse anything offensive to traetc-d meetings has come when other churches, or ta enter into any quc-s- are converted, furnish them with our tion of controversy among Protestants. paper, and you will do a good work. He further assures us of his predilections Apply to each individually, and as a I for Methodism, and of a strict and proper'? brother said, also stand up and i i "give them a II.

neutrality his paper, ami ins scnoois, touching matters of controversy among We wish to furnish everybody with i christians. This is, according to our reeol- a copy of our Advocate: let orders be lection, the substance of the explanation sent on as rapidly as possible. made by Mr. Pool it is entirely satisfactory, and we publish it with great pleasure. 1 er at hsptizvd 3 r.m lat wede hr ina'n-r-'.

Baptist brethren" receive this -the F- tible If r. Rev. Lou! YT. Gr--. I.

llr--. i'rr i lei. Ya. L.i5 necq ts 1 the IV'-" lei.ey of University, Ky. 1 i On Frid-'iy of h.t week, a Urn f.eVc;: -g to Mr.

KiuAail Counclh Chathsti e- was struct witli cr quan'iry cf burned! ihe 1, irn. i.ts. C'tt t' ti an i The Fail of the School hr Mr. th opened pror a-- rousiy. lhir ci- yah wiili Mr.

Bibv, is at bif--t: and about fifty students are in at ten 1-'ance. Rev. Dr. i- re-ign. the Presidency of the Mi-is- T- Mr.

nr I I' Mi f.i i i.u Howard Missouri, a weeks ago, in the year of his lie was born in Rockingham lew pge. lilt V. X. he emigrated in ll. lie was a goo I citizen, and a use laemtier i the Ll.urcii.

A Some thief entt red the residence of the Editor on Thurs-diy night, in search of money. If knew the vocation of the man he trn-d to rob, then is he too little wit to thrive at his business. A Hfrli'il. Rev. R.

Grant writes that there has been a revival at Pros- peet, seven miles from Wilmington. About twentv persons have religion, and joined ti church. As Bro. iraiit has a regular appointment there, it is hoped that much good will continue to be Circuit. There have been about twenty converts on the circuit this year.

All the interests of tie' church are in an improving state; and an extensive revival of religion is confidently anticipated. Good lYe'cs from an Oil Friend, A friend, first met years ago in Halifax, -i- i i ii A has removed to adkin oimt 4l IS. C. He writes that eight souls liavc xr i i iycui, members oi congress Horn who resigned their seats because of the vote of the House, on the Re- port of the Committee upon the Sum- ner affair, have been elected again, by a nearly unanimous vote. Call Aerated.

Rev. M. R. V'at kinson, of Philadelphia, has accepted ia call from the Court Street Baptist Church, Portsmouth, Ya. i Morm.

On the Uhh July, a terrific storm prevailed north and westward, Washington, Philadelphia, ami Cincinnati, accounts reach us of dam- age to property, and loss of life. The Bible JUeord, is a paper pub- Wished in Philudelph-'a, and edited by rV Tr iie. 1. 1L. Stockton.

A late number should not come down. 1 Slight Jlizluke. The Christian Advocate ami Journal, in a corn pi i- mr.r,t.1rrt,rv. 1 nr. notice ot Annals or Southern Methodism, says its author, Dr.

Deems, is a member of the South Car- olina Conference. An unimportant c-r- i ror but it would do no barm to tion that Dr. D. is a member of a bt 1 7. .7.

I'll rrt stitution opened the Fall Session on the 21st July, with loO students. I The Jformons. Theo. Olshausen, of! 1 St. Louis, published in German, a I ITE2IS.

v.ii. iimu J. li. 1U' I lit 1 i i Had his iper contained a prompt dis- We have received a communication from i claimer of the- interpretation put upon his Wilmington which would be both curious langu ge by in Beaufort, we ami interesting to the reader, did we feel should not have adverted to it at all but at liberty to publish it. But we cannot as some weeks had passed without do this, because it would involve the pub- disclaimer, we 1'e't called upon to notice it, lication of a gentleman's name without his in terms which the leader may remember, consent; and also of an accompanying pa- We did this upon our own responsibility, p.jr, which is blasphemous, i without prompting from any one.

We did Thanking our friend for his coinniuni- it under a sense of duty to Methodists, cation, we will state the facts furnished by whose children wore under the tuition of hi. a-, so far as we may with propriety. Mr. Pool. And we are glad we did it, be- A colored man, able to read, very iniel- cause it has elicited a satisfactory explana- Hgont, and once undoubtedly pious-, has tion, which should ensure the continuance heen deluded into the belief that he is a of that confidence in the schools under the medium and on this account, it wa charge of Mr.

Pool, to which he had learned found necessary to expel him from the they Wel'o UujU r.LmL nuxnot.i$ali- inJwJfl and beeau-e 1rrc.rcMt.c otherwise have spread to a d.ta- was lniended. All that 3Iethodists ask, in gcrovas extent among the colored membiri. secular papers and public schools, is strict ship generally. lie still professes to neutrality. It is our right to expect this; ceive communications from the spirit and we feel assured that this justice will and he sometimes gets the boys in the-! be rendered us in Bcaufoi t.

printing oSiees to print copies of them for circulation. xvw ui-i ncen convcrtci, at a meeting neiu ny him. 1 hoPc ve expect your patron- Ilev. John Gunn and that all his own. n.stant death.

age. Copies will be laid before our cK'lw' t7 -j oi cchversion to God. Ihe Ivlitor h.s M.ll Ihe fdcam out from Xew York. not forgotten him, and begs leave to mill of Mr. J.

L. about Orders mv be sent tame at this share in his gratitude and joy. mne ruiles I rum arboro X. nm- Iv AT Dodd. f9 Chamber dentally caught fire a night Mevtvd Again.

Messrs. Brooks and th'a th trrl the X. C. Chrinhn Ad- vocatc? are not in T-arallcl, but con tra tO Vie i.v-t have pritrouae t-noalt i j-f-oi our our subscript ica' i-; more tl.an orie of our territory has yet been 1 in it- We not ot.l relv ith eoTifidenee upon the eor.tinu- ance of its patronage, Bbica 13 aTiT'-' tent xo pay ill but we feel tor.fi lent th'it it has not its avente circalation. A Fropcsition 2ew Subscribers.

V'j cornrneii-1 the foFowing to the of the N. C. Chri-tiaa Advo- cate. The writer Las already 'lone w-i. A lare wa? obtained on ever, he has an addition of SO and now propost-th as VjUj.

Uliiaz In Aour issue of the 11 tli you that you "wanted oOO new imrnediatel I profiO-e to be- one of fifty to tend 10 Spiritualism. We have one before us; and would lay i it before the reader as a curiosity, but for Appended to this, is a notice that the person referred to would preach in the market house, on a given day; 'but he did not do so and the consequence is that the world, including the market house afore- said, 3-et remains in wickedness. There is no community less likely to Uie rcader a curious piece of home lntelli- ceuce. A Move in the North. Ilev.

Wm. Ilosmer was Editor of th -v .1 ro i 1 1 j. Northern Christian Advocate for ei-Tht 1 i years; but the Indianapolis General i 1 -rv ttm 1 tonfercnce elected ev. Dr. Hubbard iin nis steatl.

Jlr. Ilosmer 13 one ot the most violent abolitionists, holding that slavery is a sin perse; and to i A this ultraism his defeat is attributed, On the 10th July, during the ses- sion of the Black Biver Conference, a convention of ministers from the several patronizing Conferences passed resolutions requesting Dr. Ilibbard to resign, and threatening, if he refuse to do so, to establish an independent, unofficial Methodist paper. A communication from Rev. S.

Mattison, in Zion's Herald, adds that "A Central Xew York Publishing Association has been formed, with a capital of 20,000, for the purpore of publishing an unofficial, anti-slavery paper, to be called the Central Xew York Independent. The paper is to be started in a few-weeks." Everything portends the overthrow of conservatism in the Xorthern Church, and the triumph of the most ultra is In 1 ,....1 ,1 -i at IWs.lv. re. urr of Rev. J.

13. of the N. C. Cenfirei e. furnished bv Rev.

L. W. Pir-ons wishing- to suhscrih-will enclose SI tu the litc-r, Bahi mere. Tor His X. C.

A-Jro-ste. A Xev To Memlert 'I''. Cvnrcnce: Dear Brethren I have now in press, in the city of X-w York, a new work on -which will be readv livery weeks. The following are the title and Romax Catholicism i itt a ly T1 (- i the Great Apostacy. T.Prnr.betir.

Announcement 1 f.T.l MirrW.unn of i Ar.o- -J tacy. II. SoUfCC and Rule of TTT n. Chap. III.

Doctrine? of the Churcu of Auricular Con- notion, ana urgatory Chap. 1Y. Practice of the Church of Rome: She is Idolatrous, Intolerant, Persecuting, Corrupt. Chap. Y.

and Temporal Supremacy of the Pope. Chap. YI. End of the Apostacy, or Destruction of the Man of Sin. The name and this brief table of contents give a pretty correct idea of character of the work.

It mint be read, however, to be known. It is a duodecimo of oTG pages, and is got up in the best style of modern book- Vm, by M. Dodd, publisher propose to sell this work lor SI, rctaU) whh 20 per cent, discount to wholesale purchasers on time, and 25 for cash. I solicit your patronage and aid. With your assistance hundreds of co- P'cej can be sold in the bounds of our Vull vou aid one of your 0wn body I have been to a great dtal of labor and considerable expense and risk, ihe work is stereotyped, From whom shall I hear first Yours, kc C.

P. JOXES. Lumberton, Aug. 4, ISoG. REVIVALS.

Ralligh District. There is some re- viva! on this District. the Granville Quarterly meeting at Bullock's, four were 1 1 1 rn. lcu T-r XhCre Was niuch 1 L-ft the meeting in progress, have wA At' fjeI larterlj 18 were converted many pen i- ne.ore 1 Jeit. Inere was much wiaiiuiij, mciu coaverteu many pc tents meeting progressing with great in- tcrc1- Vn Henderson circuit there have be recentIJ conversions.

are sulicrmg with drought through- out the district. Huniiiiation and prayer before God by the people would be wise, Yours, 11. O. BURTOX. The meeting at RaHool-s aJ P.

acted to the 14th, wesattend- ed with considerable interest. '1 he church was considerably revived, and ei-ht or nine troubled souls found peace in behVy whites, the balance colored; seven joined the church: others that nro'ewel joined the chirch ire, "Uer. Bro. Wilson Tour presiding Rider tnre-ched wir51 his usua acceptability. Bro'.

Bradley, v-onier- ence, was there and preached with power, Also, at Bethlehem we had a good time. I commenced a meeting there on Saturday the lDth, and protracted it till Friday night following, during which time twenty-eight obtained the blessing of pardoning love. Twenty-four joined the church, and tne lew members wiio were in society at riK i i i i i uuu a uor-ne tne burden will soon. To God be ell the Yours truly, Z. BUSII July 31, 135o.

Bro. Hkfli.v Please say.to the Iotcts and friends of Zion, that the Lord is reviving his work on Onslow Circuit. At a recent meeting at Tabernacle, sJx souks have been happily converted to GoJ, and five joined our Church, the ocher will I suppose. There is considerable interest manifested at other points oq the circuit. May the Lord continue to rerrye Lis work here and everywhere, and let all the people say, Amen.

D. C. JOIIXSOX. Goldsboro' District. I)r.

Beeais writes; that there is a revival oa Goldsboro' Cir- cuit about persons fcave been added to ths Church et Indian Spjiag. 7X: iuuicuciu, auu uau owne tne burden and heat for several years, with little or no in- crease, were revived. And on Saturday C.fh r. mm 1 I 1 .1 the 0 I commenced a means at Ta- God, two joined the church before, as seek- nnA a. 1.

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ti. IB I'1 1 lu.ir Bki 1 iu i I I Rr 1 1 1 1 lg the 1 a ii i (.::,. cai-c 1 Thr nf-it rn. dr. i l'ilr.

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of the fMiuinj given until Xv. nd Full 1. 1 P. ') rc-1 arc nc( fi Ti and id I I og Kal th- iei k. on ti.e nati it o.

J'. In th'" course of iicm car th-rf a re-union li iti-s ti in a'i Jlvang -iic al Chrlstiaiis th? the world a-- ridded in Beilr, at ti.e call of ihe Kvangeliral Alii ee, wh.i has be-u empo. cr-d at.d inwted t- so by King of I'm -hi. About a year sini-e j. -id- nt tv-ninth Xew a unn of wealth, ert i v.

the iu that when he old die lei a i would J.Ut bis idy ilitu a cheap eolh'i, bought a ro-ew 1 e.n bi.ed with while satin, and trimun with -liver, for and hnd it taken to bed-room. He win f-und on Sunday morning ad on the door, and tie- ol- fri hini. arid it was tloaibt that he id got up in tke n-ghJ, and by r- t. i. Olll' ari eajied the fan, wh i- witli a large quantity lumber.

'Ihe hss is estimated at about The fire originated in a pile of slabs, Mr. Kitchen expects to g-t his mill in order again in a few wc ATunotortij Uiihritlthf oK An ocea- sional change" of air, of )f of thought, of Ur J'1 f': "'hds. Monon.u- nia, debihtv, narrow views, and are 'among the of a perpetual monotony. Owfrrew. in The Christian Jo, ri i particulars of the eond 'Jin ''dy, b.dd in I'Vlu uary last.

J-'-v. W. B. Boy'-c, oinud dent by the Co nb jer.ee iccv ,7,1, i i. I'lhi' vv wbo is to iei ie.

r.t tke fin tr.a the con nation of r.de-r i i making extraor.i.i;: iy HjS four III. 11 -1. 1 i fl ,1 -enn e.e.in' inf. tt" richly en.bioidercd, in exouhite ta, ..,.1 almost with brilliai.t tiA 'A valued ('). u.K 'I her; iri and bvene of the f'iinee 1.

rich. Sl 1 1 ji I 'Week: 1 I ice- Hy rucot. ri l. Ii' ira pi t- fc'u f'if -iwr, Jajy Tiik Th neiv MethvJi-t church in Win-ton was lAl-u- ous' 1 usefully and arranged, arj' tTj honor, as wed! an ornament, te oar yA a- St nt'n't. Bkcoonjtio.v ix I rioj-t confess, as thet-iperLijeeef my own that the expectation of loving my fneiAn in Heaven rincipally kindles ny love to theru -while on earth.

If I thought I should never know them, and never lave them after this life 5 t-ud5J. I should naijLer tkeia with teinjrf.ral things, and Jove them as fech tut 1 now converse with n.y pious fliend in a ria. Fersuasirj that 1 s-hall converse with them loreTtr 1 in those that. a.re d(. ad abi' Dt' that I iLall euvinjr u.cii.

luctu iu liuaveu, ana jt thea with a Lea7eily hre.Mcuter. i. ii. i i.j.ij.-.f in ll.f.IlT TF ITTt Special Jr.iii'- f. Si r.TTnn.

ebb 'j. lW.jantin K. Itieh.r.oii'I, Va. The Outside Form-A pre of original matter, disposed of this web, will enable u.h hereafter to present more interesting vatic ty of arti'dos on the outside Female College. The froi.i Ir.

and a the IJoard of Nockhohler-- of t'ol i-l-t Coll'-go, are ubli-hed, the irr.i' with tin: litter with berair--j it i-i merited tribute worth. We rre cogniz-n-t of the f.iet the he-abb of Clo-s lirn compelled liini to a for which he is admi rally lilted, lie arrived in this city on t' but after having been ill to (-top and endure. several d--ys he, with difficulty, returned to hi redd'-nee near Chap-(I 1 1 i 1 1 YVe trir-t his h-Atii may be ultimately resti-red, and that it may comport with hi-, interest to give his valuable aid to the cause of education. In the we are inforn.ed that a fiiiitiulc hi Goldsboro' female Co'dog; will he spceiily and that of lie College excr- cises need he apprehended. Ciwvu.

July 2h, lo0. ihr l', f', i1 of S'ot if ili- (iohLbntO J'i tmtli: CtV-'jr. (iKMiKMJ.N: My health, which was seriously in.p.iii cd hy the excessive labors of Just e'r. -hju, has been failing during the vaeatiuii. I have taken every euro to he ready for the opening of the hut jou have Wn eosnpelh to open without jni-.

The prospect fur the establishment ofmyhcairh so I see no chance of resuming my poKt, pnme time tj eurne. I therefore, requesting to he released my to resign my lace as Pres-ident of the 'ullee. 'eiy truly, -On Cm wGtli of July, the following paper was adopted by the Hoard and entered upoiollie "The frt'xhholders of the flold-horo' reinale College having received the rcsig-mition of Dr. Morgan Closs, have unanimously Thr.t they deeply re-Tot the failure d' health wlikdi'lias cunpeiled Ir. ('loss to resign the Presidency of the That in his position a.s President, r.

has manifested -i cat ami inUiitry, tiiied Ins post nittie Z. itx nun 'J' otir That the President of the Hoard of Stock he direc ted to communicate (hee JlesoUitions to Pr. Closs, and to have them published. WM. K.

AXE, 'Pres. of the Stockholders F. College." All the papers whi advertise our College are Tequested to cop-1 he above proceedings. W. K.

P. We learn that Kcv. S. M. Frost has accepted the Presidency, and enters immediately upon its duties.

For UissioES A Good Example. We take the liberty to publish the following letter from an unknown correspondent, in the hope that others may be moved to follow so good an example Bk.oti: IIf.flin: Enclosed I send you $'20 for Missions. May Cod speed the cause, and give it a stronger huld in the hearts of the people, and lead them to love it as their Iiie and far more than the corruptible man which must moulder in the dust. Then will we uot only hear them pray, Thy kingdom come, Thy will be done," but Avill ssc them lay to with hearts and hands to forward itiu its march over the dark lands aud darker hearts of heathenism. And the many dollars that arc foolishly spent in adorning the poor, paltry self, which is so soon to become food for the worms, will be given to God for the advaueemeut of His glory and honor.

How we live to the world, while we profess to live to God how much we yield to the pride of the eye and the lust of the flesh, aud bow down to the opiuions of others, forgetting that "The things are highly esteemed by man are an abomination God." May we soon become a3 zealous in seeking the approbation of God as uow we are in seeking that of the world. Yours truly. JuK- 22d, '50. The above was written by the hand of a lady, aud prompted by the spirit of grace. Of Lcr it may be said, She hath done what she could." And now, who will next respond to the call of God by a liberal donation to His cause? The amount will be forwarded to Dr.

Sehon, Missionary Secretary, at Xashville. The Arator, For August, is received and, so far as we are competent to express an opinion, is an improvement upoa preceding numbers. Several fanners in Western Carolina, who take other agricultural journals, assure us that the Arator is among the best. Price, $1 a year in advance. Address T.

J. Le-may, llsleigh. Beaufort Male Academy. Attention is invited to the advertisement pf. Mr Chadwick.

Greensboro eniala College. The Fall Session has opened with 82 pupns in the boarding department, beside its blasphemy. It professes to be a letter a number from families in the vicinity. our blessed Saviour, to the deluded This is cheering indeed, and proves that victim aud informs him that a man whom the College, under its present excellent we leaiembcr to have known favorably, is i management, is making that quiet, firm divinely com missioned to reform the world, advance upon the public confidence, which beginning at the market house in Wil-j will insure in the future a constantly en- luington. ral than ourselves.

But thev excel us in the grace of liberal giving. Shall the Church in Xorth Carolina neglect jits old servants? Shall we, with the means in hand, be ever compounding I at a pro rata dividend, like insolvents, with the claimants upon our benevo-j lence and our justice? We beg once jmoreio suggest suicu peeiing at- to whsi. ks known among us as the Conference Collection, I Sunday School Visitor. IIcre 13 an the August num- ber is better suited, in reading matter, in pictures, and in every way, to the wants of the little folks, than anything we have vet seen. It should go into i -i -i i -i Sunday School and Terms as follows: Single copies, cents each from five to twenty to one address, 23 cents each from Xh O.

Christian- Advocate. This valued exchange has not been received for some weeks what is the matter i Wesleyan Female College This institution is situated in 31urfrees boro', X. and originated in the desire of certain e-entlenien that, vieinitv to gentlemen of that vicinity to -t i -j means of suitable female edu- leirnudst. The buildings are I provide the i nnth.n in their w. large and coninodious; the President, Ilev.

J. II. Davis, of the A'irinia Conference, is well fitted for the duties of his position, i i COIrs Ul tent teachers. The Catalogue for the Col- legiate year just closed, has been received; and from it we learn. that the College is in ad vertising in our paper, and, at" the i ii i ine time, to accommodate all who same may seek access to its columns.

We i therefore request advertisers to use as i ii-. -ii c-i -i brevity as possible. Short ad vertisements are read; long ones are overlooked several now inserted might ho nhhrcvinfPi ir th vfn nil liil I interested. Dr. Wayland on Class Meetings, Dr.

Waylanel perhaps, the most able and learned minister of the Bap-tist Church in the United States. In an article in the Xew York Examiner 'of July 10th, he pays the following tribute to the Methodist Class Meeting 'it is in happy contrast with the rnan-i ner in which some of his less informed brethren sometimes speak of this means of grace We can do what others are doing, i The Methodist class meetinjr is an in-j stitution specially designed to gather together the scattered members of that communion into an organization that shall be the nucleus of a Church. It I is an admirable system, and has been ot infinite service in developing minis-! terial talent," and extending the cause of Methodism in our 'country. It has done much more" than 'this. In ten thousand instances" it ha3 kept alive the flame of piety, where it would oth erwise have been extinguished, and trained up thousands and tens of thousands for the Heavenly Jerusalem.

We do not need the name, or the form, but may we not have the essential thing, with all its attendant benefits i i i twenty to tiftv copies, to one address, I 20 cents each from fifty to one hun- dred copies, to one address, 18 cents leach- one hundred copies, and over, i to one address, 1 eents each Ad" MVnn i i i in attendance, last session, 110 pupils. The Fall Session opens on the 1st Oc- tober. i i To Advertisers. We wish to reduce the quantity of i I I laming sphere of usefulness. There is yet room for others one bun- dred can be comfortably boarded in the College and should that be filled, others jean inicUuitable board in families that live convenient.

The Times contradicts a foolish report in iwiu'iisiou or anout "u'v. ioj um: nb- were present. So nun.f-ion 'letle forty souls, as we learn. EnrroR. ideney, and Theodore I'reiinghtiysen and of door's for for the Yice Presidency.

Fye, fye, ttiat v.tJ,,.,.(; 'addil ionaf Vr Lao. If itlin: Please say to the friends Brother Stockston, what makes you do w.rc waided. There an- -'Lft Adr5te: tl mt '-ers of the Gospel have high- colonies two hundred I ii 'rtJt ZTTVY of other aehi, ll ouieiv cneuit. Uur Ouarterly of greater oial worth and I meeting held rt Pine Grove, the 12th i ''l twenty-ene thousand eeu.n.er.:e,r.rs. that sicKness prevailed in Greensboro', cir-' yield to so weak a device of the devil and.

culated to injure the College in the upper yet there is a class in Wilmington among counties, and states that there is no local whom it may work mischief. It should, cause for sickness, and is not a single case be looked after its victims should be trea-of sickness in all the town. "'ted kindly, prudently, firmly; and persis- tence in infatuation, should be received as Greensboro lemale College is the eldest of insanity. daughter, and the favorite child of the We advert to this matter, not because North Carolina Conference. It is now of its magnitude, but merely to give to tustory ot the or Batter Day 1 x-1 01 oU on lt, Saints, in Xorth America from wh'ch 1 ll'v- V- 1 '( I-, of the X.

it t. a U. Confc-rer-ve. A verv Jar-e con-r. 700 of tliat sect, of whom 000 are n'7 'JTf A cVa, J5COtm i 'A hundred dollars was taken ana Canaela.

ana 2.000 in South Amo.l,!;,.,( i i worthy to stand at the head of the Insti- tutions of Female Education in the eoun- 1 try. Let that lare addition to the buildings roup as rapidly as possible; it will be needed soon. In the meanwhile pupils t1 1 designed for this session, should Desent on without delay. There is vet room. A Pauer Embarrassed.

mi Ar 1 Ihe Memphis Christian Advocate, vio. an excellent nn nor- cuHoi-ini in excellent paper, is suffering from pecuniary embarrassment. The Publishing Gomr.ittee having informed Rev. J. E.

Cobb, the Editor, that the income of the paper was not sufficient to pay his salary, he has resigned and a Pro with a small salary, or no salary, has taken his place. It is to be hoped that the Memphis Christian Advocate will survive the crisis, and be permanently established. But it labors under the unusual disadvantage of being published in the same State with the great official at Nashville; and other things being equal, our people will have more regard to State feeling than Conference boundaries, in selecting a family newspaper. The Methodists in any one State are able and willing to support one Methodist paper but to establish more than i i I i i i i T. u.ui ill me one.

jnea and the Islands. Europe contains tion of thebui din- We hope the rt-main-i of whom 32,000 are in Great der of the su-n required wiil be Britain and Ireland 5,000 in Scandi- raised. The edifice is large and ceou.nodi- navia; 1,000 in Germany and Swit- zerland 500 in France, and oOO in the i rest of Europe. In Asia there are to be in Africa 100; in Aus tralia and Polynesia on travel 1,800. There are besides S.oGO schis- Jmatics, including Strangites, IiirrJ, nites, aggregate, say and it is supposed that the whole sect cannot exceed 120,000.

A Prone Poem. Breathes there a man mm a-jm ueau, uo never to mm- self iath said. I will a family paper both for my own and children's I If such there be let him renent I take sake If such there be let him repent, and have this paper to lata sent. 'J.