{"newspaper_name": "The Hillsborough recorder.", "edition": "01", "page": "p3", "byline": ""}
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AMERICANS IN CHISA.-A wonderful
change has come over the Celestials. In
stead Of shutting themselves within impe-
nelrablc secrecy, and scorninlly looking
out upon world of Babarians, they arc
inviting the people of other nations 10
come among them. and offering 10 MISSION
ary enterprise as fine field Of hope as is
10 be found any where. Aletter from one
Of the Bayiist missionaries at Hong Kong
says:


"0ur plan is (if proposed in The preli-
minary arrangemcnts) to remove to Can.
ton. Bro. Shuck goes next week in the
hope Of hiring suitable house for our re-
sidence, at some distance from the facio-
ries, in the midst Of respectable Chinese
stores and dwellings. The Deacon Of our
church, who was formerly a merchant in
the part Of the city to which we wish to
90, says there will be no difficulty in our
residing there, and ihatmany of his friends
have repudiated idols and are desirous to
hear the Gospel preached. He is quite
delighted at the idea of our going, and We
place some dependence on his opinions
as he is well acquainted there, is middle
agedman, and intelligen, and judicious. III,
is warm hearted, active Christian, goe.
from house 10 house, and breaches thu
Word everywhere, and is often invited Il
speak by The missionaries Of the A. B. G
+. NJ, which he does heartily, not caring
where tho congregation may be, or how
often he is called upon, il he may but pro
claim the good to-le, or doctrines. l.ae-sin
sang, our teacher, is also Canton man
and his family now reside in the heart o
the city within the walls"