The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-14

RELIGIOUS HERALD, No. Ills MAIN STREET.
RICHMOND. EA.-This pap"r published aud edited
by JETEH and DICKINSON, will hc enlarged by about
seven columns with the opening OF the new year,
and the subscription price reduced TO $3.50. IL has
All immense circulation, and II read In almost every
ucirhhnrlood In the southern States It's therefore
an admirable medium for advertisers. We clip ihc
following from the HERALD of this week:
The success of the HERALD has enabled us to ell
large It's size and diminish It's price We are re-
solved To make ii Il cheap. frSt-caSs religious jour
nal. We expect that the volume of 1872 will be bet
ter than any Of its predecessors. Our undivided en-
crgcs will bc devoted to Improvement We shall be
aided in otr work by associate editors r. FULLER,
u. d., of Baltimore, and w. a. MONTGOMERY, ID.
D.. of Lcadvac, Tcnu.. and by our corresponding
editors Rev. W. ID. RICE South Carolina; Rev.
TnEo. WHITFIELD, mississippi; and Rev. W. G..
CRANE, ID. D., Texas; and hy 4 llrge corps of able
contributors In almost I'LL portions of the United
States We have already secured for the next VOL
umc of our paper the following contributions,
which will be worth more than It's subscription
price:
Rev. }. l. NJ. CURRY, Ii. d., will regularly keep
the readers of the HERALD Informed IL to the con-
dition and prospects Of EDUCATION in the United
States especially among BapHsts.
RECuLLEcTIoSS OF TRAVEL IN EUROPE AND
PALESTINE; series Of articles prepared with great
care for the HERALD land copyrghtcd) by JOHN A.
BRoADUS, d. D., Grccnvillc, :. c.
IlISToRICAL TESTIMONY FOR BArTISTS; II series
OF articles the ancient Waldenscs, prepared for
the HERALD by Il scholar who has access to large
sources of Information.
IRREGULAR baptism. We have conditional
promise OF discussion Of this subject from the able
pen Of DIR. j. l.. DAGG which we hope he will be
able to fulfil.
TIE TITLES or CHRIST: being ali enumeration
of the :tlly names and cplthct; applied to him In
the Scriptures with the special significance uf each
by Professor III. ii. HARRIS, of Richmond College.
We design to have in our enlarged sheet full col
umn Of carefully selected and closely condensed
secular news.
Undiminiscd attention will be given to the fourth
page, that the Family Department, which has at
| tanned to such deserved popularity, may lose none
of Its Interest.
The Farmers Department will contain many facts
and suggestions that will rcnay the farmer more
| than the cost of the paper.
We invite special notice Of our Advertising De-
partnlcnt. The increased size Of our paper will ell
able us to afford mere space for this object and our
| large and Increasing circulation makes our columns
invaluable IN advertising medium. We shall
rgidly exclude from them all advertisements which
We do not believe to he worthy Of confidence. We
have declined 10 publish many profitable advertise
ments, which have been circulated In other re-
lisious Journals, because deemed them to be false.
Our terms will be reasonable considering the extent
of our circulation.
The HERALD Is = candidate for public favor solely
on Its own merits. 1t Is Virginan III location,
Southern In interest, American III sympatldcs, Bap-
fist In principle, and Christian IN spirit and aims 10
he family religious newspaper, adapted 10 al
| ATTITUDES and all classes Of society.