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NOTICE.
VALUABLE LOTS FOR SALE
IN
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WISSISSIPPl CITY
VKTILL be exposed to sale at public
wv auction, to the highest bidder, on
the Second Monday Of October next, being
the eighth day Of said month, all those val
liable Lots in the New City, situated upon
the shore Of the Gulf Of Mexico, on the
southern boundary ofthis State, known as
the Mississippi City. The sale will posi-,
lively take place on the above mentioned
day, and continue from day TO day, until
the whole Of the lots are disposed OIL
Those wishing to purchase, would do wei
10 be at the city a few days previous to the
sale, as thereis great choice in those lots
lying Immediately in front on the Cult
and those lying on either side Of the con-
templated Railroad from Mississippi city
to Paulding, the route Of which through
the city, is already located. Terms liber
alto be made known on the day OF sale
McRAE g. ALSBURY, Agents.
Sept. 92, 1888. KY 38-tds'
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GERR1T Sa1ru.

CovETEoUsNEss.-Many who make
the most gIaring professions of religion,
and are extremely fastidious in respec, 10
evangelical views and orthodox opinions,
are not unfrequently distinguished by
selfish and avaricious dispositions.
There would be no end in specifying
all the particular instances and circum.
stances connected with the manifestation
of coveteousness, even by persons who
are continually talking about union with
Christ, spiritual mindedness. and their own
and others conversion !-Djrk
"Gold many hunted, sweat and bled for gold:
Walked all the night, and labored all the day,
Before it kneeled,-
And on its altar sacrificed ease, truth.
Faith, integrity, good conscience friends
And all the sweet and tender sympathies
OF life"
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REVIVAL ON DEER ISLE, MAINE
We have just returned from visit to Deer
Isle, and we have the satisfaction of in
forming our readers that the Lord is car.
rying on most interesting work of grace
in that place. 1t has been very dark
and distressing time there for many years.
lniquity has abounded. and the love of
many waxed very cold. But the times
have greatly changed within rnon,h:
and religion has gained glorious tri-
umph over iaiqnity and false doetrine.-
Abont seventy, il is hoped. have passed ffsa
death unto life. and many, very many mora have
been led 70 discovery Of the PLAGUE of their
own hesrts.-Ed. Eastsr B1ptisk
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From the Friend Of Man.
PErERBoRo, May "a, 1888.

Jcin TaPpan, Esq, Boston,
My DEAR FRIEND-I am indebted to
your kindness for copy of pamphlet
containing replies "to letters addressed 20
the secretaries Of the American Board Of
Commissioners for Foreign Missions, on
the propriety Of receiving ')natlons made
TO las treasury by those who hold slaves, y
Although not acquainted with your views
OF the subjects discussed 10 these replies,
| will nevertheless frankly state to you
some OF my own.
I have never supposed that God re-
quires his treasury to be closed against
the contributions OF wicked men. When
the Savior commended the donation Of the
widow, he did not object that the treasury
was oCen 10 all descriptions Of persons.
Nor have ever supposed, that The retus-
al OF the keepers OF His treasury to re-
ceive improperly and frauduIenIly obtain
ed gifts: Is Gods appointed means for pre-,
Gliding such gins say not that this re-
iusal Is never to take place. A case may
be conceived Of, where a gift should be
rejected rs when n man goes TO the treas
ury Of a benevolent society, saying that
he has stolen sum of money, and propos-
Is TO benefit the society with part Of It.
Butin laying down gener0l rules, we need
not make provision for cases OF utterly
imurobable occurrence. The pamphlet
bsfore me shows the impracticabiliy OF
determining on, and still more clearly the
impracticability. OF applying a rule, under
which some contributions should be re-
esiyed and others rejected. In the eight
zenith verse Of the twentythird chapter o.
Deuteronomy God forbids the bringing
into his treasury Of properly acquired IL
the unlawful ways therein specified. Blu
there Is no injunction in the case on th'
keepers Of his treasury. and for the obvI
Gus reason that in most instances, wher'
RiRs are rendered 10 them, they are incap
able of discriminating, with perfect Ger
aiutv, between.such as are acceptable an,
such as are not acceptable TO the Lord
The passage Of scripture under considera
ton might. as we shall hereafter see, b
used in connection with others which IS
shall quote. 10 prove that the keepers
the Lords treasury are under obligation
to deal plainly and faithfully with the cor
tributors to IL; and thaLthis IS Gods meth
Cd for excluding improper gifts from 1t
NY proposition, to which, as 10 othe
general propositions, there are exceptions
q. thai the ksepers Of the Lords treasr
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@gsrnont 3eGesrap5.
BRAxpox..sAruRDAY, Auousr a, 1888.

GERRIT SMITH's LETTER TO JOHN Japan
The subject Of this Letter demands the considera-
ton of every Christian. That many OF the most
munifcept contributions to the Lords treasury,
from the South, are the ungodly gains of oppress-
ION, il will not for moment be disputed. Eli Ball
testified that protesting Christians hold in slavery
their own brethren Of the same church. Others,
equally entitled credit for veracity, testify that
they only hold them, but they buy and cell them
And why should they not II they will do the one
thing why will they not do the other They hold
them as property. And what one will hold as prop
srty, will he not as general thing treat as prop
erty, so far as to buy and sell III Most certainly
he will II The exceptions to this rule are only ex-
ceptions, and not to be taken or viewed Us any
mitigation while we are contemplating the system.
Think then Of the members Of Christ's body being
sold by those who claim to be fellow members, and
the price thrown into the treasury OF tho Lord
Yes-not content with robbins them Of the Bible,
and crippling their iulellects, and crushing their
spirits, they sell them, bodies and souls and take
the price 10 send missionaries the hsathen, the
Bible 70 tina dsstituts!
Doubtless some pass il over "a extraVagant Ian
gusge, when is said that they sell their souls.
But what else you make Of il Brutss that
have Eve or ten times the capacity Of body, will not
sell for fourth part Of the price Of kHaaH catte.
And why Only because the latter have intelleets
and souls, and the former have not.
But we have not yet arrived at the climax their
sacrilsgiOus work. They not only value and sell
them higher on account Of their having souls, but
those souls are reckOned the most valuable which
have instamped on them the image Of the Lord Jes-
Christ! When these articles Of merchandise
are placed on the stand, under the hammer Of the
uuctioneer, and their animal qualities examined
pronounced sound in trunk ard limbs; and next
their moral qualities orth-they quiet, peace
Sble and submissive }; next their intellectual prop
erties-lG these be valuable in slaves they
brill liant, uactable, Of sound Judgment; their reti
EiOHs character is their highest Recommendation.
Jack is a Christidu!" is a cry that will some
times raise tho price Of the slave very considerably
over and above all other considerations. And what
10 here, but buying and selling part Of Christ's
body for the pieces Of silverl And perhaps the
price il thrown into the Lords treasury Was ey-
or hypocrisy more consummatel Was ever insult
offered the Most High more audacious
n, Iatta
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E1ARRoWGATE SPRINGS
- fINn7RNNtlY cWnNlY, AINfl'lNl.
THREE D-i Us JOURNEY FROM NEJ


THREE DAYS JOURNEY FROM NEW
ORLEANS.
HE prophet of this establishment has the plea
sure OF Announcing To his friends md the public
in gene al al he will tie in hy the fl st dap of
May II receive visiters He will also sute for lhe be-
nett OF those at tancs, that ter2 hnvs been large
Improvements made, aud others now going on and in
rapid progress for completion, which viii enable tle
suhscr her to arcommotinte much larger number haa
heretofore, and at the same time much better
FaHilie can be accommodated it'll good rooms. or
those who prefer have large cabins elached from
the main Building.
1t is deemed unnecessary lie ANYTHING in nnriict,
lar ot the character OF these walters, to il is generally
believed that they are not inferior tn in tie South
ern Stnes All the nnusemrhs that are geneinilv
found AT Watering Places, will be fund at This The
best music that this part OF III country affords hns
been engaged, and will be in nj attendance al The
Springs during The whole seasen
! he snbscb will avail himself of this Opportunity
in returning his umtegnod thanks Er til very liberal
support given him last and hopes hv the exer
tons thar have been made in improving and excluding
The Accommodations, to merit liberal patronage tn.
present seHSnn. JSO CRAM.
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VIE established reputation and Cor,ta iy ncrea ms
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teeth and relieves thar hcii so Tequentl,
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iefman ut the woods.
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shre II superior to The ordinary lnedr Of treating
we fe,et and Aeu,. In the first place be ne Wee
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III , SON anu permanent appetite, hv inyicoratna
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oler diseases but thoroughly ciasnses The several or
Ea ..E o. digestion, and thus benefits The system
nm Whatever olh", Affections it may he onnressed
,'isiqnals, ater the use nfthe Tonic Mixtuie h,ve
rtn exposed 10 oil the usna causes of the A sens,
I'M nave escaped amy symptoms of return whereas b,
ny "se u ee common remedies, there i n,yo;a t..n
sta an increased liability to RECURRENCE Tia a,.rer
q'fht iriaPsrs Of tic que, i, very s,i, MT COR
nc system VIII soon become too much PROSTATE IN
III, - rt'ct WIN medicine, and speedily fall n VIC
e., u'', ltcessant vialenre The Foic MIXTURE is
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r 49, % every one--so TINT til poor and dc; titute
~ ie''y FURNISHED With assistance, without soliciting
"i' ana attendance which frequently denied tn
mem IN or else very Reluctantly bestowed.
nc Ft'lic are rcspectlv ca oned ncllIns, the SIM
for -ale. LAW AK "Ni'S oi'e'e"
~ PREPARED only b. DIR. John r. Eowand, NJ his
i.ann' uort' 'iarket stree Phiialept,ja
ne subscribers the wholesale ap,7ts for tI,e
Sau,n western eihtes ard viii sell by The rrass At
he fmHdelphia prices. r.: be had at refill also nj
'a's' 81 Tie .'rotlierai in tn civ.
JAhtIS x ANDREWS,
10 Wholesale Frng ISIS.
~ 1--t cor ohin"n " cho itonIis
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TEN DOLLARS REWARD.
, ANYWAY IF III 1863 Carondelet co,11er of Heyis
v streets, on tle night of 30h of August, and was
seen lie next morning in Peydras street. a negro box
named CHARLES, about II years of age, ana fee
or thereabouts in height, black and has an mped
eht IN ms speech one of his legs sore, occasiones
by recent hurt; lie had on when he wen, awaya whit
cotton or linen shirt and white cotton antaloons.
Masters of vessels and steam boats are cautioned a
gnins receiving or harborg said negro, us wellas nj
oef persons, as the utmost rigour of the law will III
enforced against them. The above reward will be pail
"f delivering him int any of the ails of either of TIL
municipalities, or al 1863 Carolelet corner Of Hev
S.eeel. sept
! under the firm OF dubois & Gnrretson hns beer
dissolved Tie subscriber will liquidae Tic allars
the concern iii this city, and requires all persons ine5t
'n TO make payment TO him only, and all those haxips
claims, to present lem for settlexlrnt.
aug st n (;tRRETSoN&
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r DO CERTIFY that the unoyo mentioned disease is
qnils well cured sntisfactinn for which
thank Dr.ll1er and moreover assure that the nedi
zine have taken makes me in and dld not ninfe my
neaith at all; therefore, advise ms low sufferers to
lose no time and apply 10 DIR A. Hnet, l2l Canal
.tr. ct, between D1nfhine aud Bourbon streets DR.,
Z hey will find ii true doctor for this con, plsnt.
Z. joins DEAN 10 Gtssier street
IL rs anv Que vaults to sec mo call ct NJ. 81 iravei
/ JOHN DEAN
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FF7K THE ITKE OF 8a83 3&y&5
srrofula or Kings Evil, Chronic Ebcnraf ;Sa,I4
Chronic Cuaneous Dis Pains in the Bon.,s III d
tases' use OF lIercsr, II III SEs
This very concentrated Syrup is Prepared
greatest phTnaceuticul care and accuracy MD VI
The aGtive principle Of Sarsaparilla in the mos
'tated degree, combined with other vegetable Ill III
OF known efficacy. ~ MI
lhe great ,icsiderattm with physicians in y
20 EXHIBIT large quantity of SarsapariIlu ii It'll
s has been obtnined i'll this prepuraton---lhe
iHl'y convinced OF lis merits, confidently adainisss
the course of their practice. I'LL
:, Frce s. 50 per bottle. Sold only at Sss,FA
bto Eit,S drug store No. lCanaI stny.ts ~
ma, ,nny b Ma' lresh and genuine, dreo from III
con, Carpenters Preparations, and iurge mil gencr,
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DYES

No. II Ca.al Street Aete O,9sans il
H As always on nand con family X recegin. Drt
u Dyes, Chemicals, and PAINS, among tlel. ur
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+IlHE Genuine Indian Balsan Of l.serwart uEd lIee-
hound is put up in bottles at the low price IF 81
GENTS euea containing the strength Of three ounces OF
Live, urt, hesi les The virtues ai tnoY oer and
herbs known among e lnans as etfcacous in curing
pulmonary complaints.
The II risulled success which has attended the of
th,s ineslale Busam whcieser il has been intro
duce, has elttined he confidence and recofn enda-
ons of respectable rtysicians for Inc of coughs
colds pain the side, want Of resi- sritting of blood
. liver complaint Sc.
hays in our practice frequently prescribed Mrs Gard
nor's Indian ,alsm Of Iiverwoaa !Ioarionnd, with
decided good eihct; can therefore, nom 1le know
dge OF the materials ii is made from, and observation
and xperrlca recommend il snl,eris preparation
er1ll those affections of the longs FIR which it is
en- ,.pisade l. ALBERT WILLIAMS, NJ. ID.
CALVIN FILLS NJ. d.
Menhets Of The Boston Medical Association.
coston, October Is.
sail by JARVIS & ANDREWS,
id 10 t;na3aalt ntsitenlas sis
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TATARDS Vegetable Hair Gil, for the Restoration
and growth Of Hair, giving health and beauty and
&revenei.g badness.
ssSf IS Dis lf OF 10 dness hinness, and
! slIse I'll ID sss faif and aY irstaHcP is -aiHay
Il 81 Fs,, Z iisad II has8A ~ faed ~ ucf
aseses,ssv sssassaEsit sY6Rth ~ As 81 heHdta adv
III It'll III Ii h; ii u an. eeas ~
sz;s iii very iiacf II sasf, t,al RI ac>
ii head. li.s IL y q az. 4hIe fras
4g=r
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JOHN WILLIAMS,
The Enrlilh nrpi;-.


Louisville, Jaiy 1887.
Copied from 5. ". @. .fisora.e Of TIE 2i ynt 1891
AT the request of i>r Williams, 5yc inscr the follow,
ING from the Rev ilr Howell, of Nashville, To the
editor OF tn" Spuh Western Christian Advocate whn
appears, has examined tse Diplomas and her d ,cl
seyihcive 1.-THE Doctors claims public patron
age In consequence If an accident, III. " viii ~.
main in Nashville Z few days longer than he ut inst
iutended--sny the LIST July.
Rev. Mn Sringial E-llaying been requested by DR.
Williams, the oeulist, now IN this city, exaninc his
numerous diplomas and other documents evnc.ve Of
his caims to public confde, his profession have
in COMPANY with va!ued friend, done nth pleasure.
Among them ! found letter from sir Paseot, at pre-
sent Charge d Atiaires OF the King Gf tIe French at
Washington, addressed tn DIR. Williams, te~ tifylg the
genuineness Of the diplomas from the Kings of France
Belgian, nc. well as those from the Medical Snric-
ties Of France. He has numerous vouchers from men
known 10 be high reputation in This try, received
since his arrival in the United atss, d.ru5ing nstan-
ces OF great success IN restoration of sight the
ol.Hd. have seen ne rY all his Ipor patlent, 10 tins
c.:y. knew nona Of them previous tn thei coming
aasc or his care; hnt AL have seen soy they
u.ieS tjonnblv benefited.
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I0"s'' and Saturday, by 9, r nj.
z..1,ha,,,u( Due every Tuesday, Thursday. n
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