For Me adsocata. MR. BERTRANr:
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By publishing the following remarks, you will ob!ige friend. J. N. II.

 On Saturday, the last day Of June, and on the following Sabbath, a Two Days meeting was held at the Baptist meeting-house, by the Methodists and other denominations in Little Rock.

 AtS o'clock on Sabbatiimorning, we held a love feast, at the house of Mr. McLain: of a truth, it was time of refreshing from the presence of God :; the Metliodists, presbyterians, and Bap- lists, feasted together on that bread to which the world is stranger, and drank of that fountain that emanates from the throne of God. His was, think, the second one ever held in this place.

 Atthe honr of 1 public service com menced. Messrs. Wm. borden, D. D. Mason, and A. Hooper, were appointed to raise public collection for the sup- port ef the Methodist itinerant preach CTS; the people appeared 10 cast in their mites cheerfulIy: 1t was, i'll my opinion, the best collection l have ever seen: it amounted 10 S35. The Lord loves cheerful giver. Hope the Lore may reward this peoplein coming day, for this decd of charity. If We give q. cup of cold water in the name of disei- pie, we shallin no wise lose 9onr reward.

 At candIe-iighting, the Rev. A. D. Smyth administered the sacrament of the Lords supper to his followers: if was truly good lime. A free invita- ton was given to all denominations present. J. N. II.