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Ns, ox,,. Ed. GARDERE, Clerk.

FTAT dc Ia I'oniaane-tcur Conncrcjale-
- No ll02-frank Wilson actuocmen, dcte.
n" contre ses creanccrs-Les creanciers du De,i-
t'onare sont not'fe, do compura.tre en- cou,
ouver'e Jend 10 II de Octobro proclaim 10
hcurcs iu matin, pour fure "aloir ieur~ roi,ons ..
ls cr"ont, pon'qnoi se ctitionniro n'ausa par 10
hcnrf1ce des lois. fh'tr pour vonir an secn,r des
dehlteurs insolvabls, en- detention actualle o, on
attendant toute po"rsite contre sa person ct ses
prophecies sngt assoi6s.
Par ord d" Ia cour,
=, ED. GARDERE, Greffier,
Nouvelle Orleans, Sept. g. Is g.
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Illinois St'te Lsun-rhe New York Times s,vs-
1--WE learn that Ex.Gnvernor REYNOLDS md G.n.r.i
Rawlings lav succeeded in n,gmiut;nr , s,, az H.
State bonds of Illinois the amount of lour m;ll;s NJ
dollars on favorable terms Some sipuuriuns reouir.J
Ill The negotiation t., be cenIned with on ,LI ;i
and when This is dune, The mount IL I, In, d,,,v, t ~
monthly m'S,almtns. The success If the cuu,m,ss,n.
ers IN London, places Illinois upon high grnunI md
will enable her to Cunp!ee her unrL. 81 s,i :
Pavement ~ '''-
NArloSAL VANiry.-rhe following arc the rcm,rLs
Americans: '9 VI
lhers remains one more American characteristic f.
Hueny NOTICED by traveller which wish, m cons
CUSTOM 10 cher IN observation. a!e TO q u,,runl
vanity with which the Americans nr- charged nv M ;,
WRITER'S Its existence and prevalence admin. buf ~,
very ar nom viewing us rihnu< nitnc. or dcser
wing the anmudversiuns which huve been 81, ,en.,n,i
hesio" ed upon lt-In truth, know MOI .nv .,;nn H..
has ever been distinguish in story wIe,r ; h"s
moi been national ha'urIerI>lic ai, cerluiny il h
never been oarrrd I" gr arr light tl,nu in Iri,n;
iners Is NOT popular p"fm or ba All, or prove b. in
which ''r nlequae, superiority over other n. mia !"
not setiort' neither is thu suiInr in our 6.t ,yh
does NOT believe that Engl shuan is enuoI II, ,L
rIenchhl', a. crrtanl, as three aud one nnke Gu,r
Look agnn at the gallant nalnn Ia named and sa. II; |
tlelf drama, IN Their hH adj, in their pr,cumaons
Mnrrr Is NOT assumed a an indi pu'able fact thai
OF the habable ca IN, France is The mslre.s-Por;s he
capital. avs Tue |
N" reader Who is h,ly Acquainted v;,h Tia
literature of Germany and Spain or al nuo.,, - .
and Greece" eau havr 'a ed to observe The prpyuencc NJ
the same aarteristic Ihnse Countries rsn.r;l
III that las me- toned. The Athenian- ma, cnn,an,
with asserting their superorit in arts and arms oy.r al
the naii"ns winch The, designated arburous would
W." rve.' az oil OF competition with the rival couuuDi
~ "f lacedenn. The lhosnrl,c Tbuc, d;,lrs mra-
noes az eloquent spec CHI, which he records of Bras
Inc >Ph''an ca ''h'her, with this pnrenhesis "tbr h.
was 10. bad speaker, SO far Us LaceJYmun,n ..,
speak."' :" ''''"a'' cah
IN the above grounds, am disposed to ,;aw i,
more inv'""bte sht that n4trnaI VANITY win whcl'
- hiec"hS are by mos travellers Somet,n.s
t""ty vi h'eVi II ln'lio "Esse guam rii.riu nnJ
men II becomes of the nobItst Impulses nm; cn"
animate The breast. If ! were an American con.sI
znu'd lie pf"n" OF my cnhnt'y-proud tf It's rou,m.r
e1a enterrse-"fl' It's gigantic Resources its rnae"f
cent rivers, and forests. md scenery still moe n1o"
,onld br Gifts widely disad education and inenenl
iencs' and OF the mrerslahle memory of lis L.rnc
atler and founder 40 "r'o'c ,
No English words give the epiyram,n,,;c mn, l
iolc- pfi1e original sSprcssi ion.
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EBtNEZER WARNER "

Ri"t IN Wontre"L-A1olher AT, mn. b,. hoo,
Mt Montreal Ia try Jube,t Tor the m rsr :, W. I
JIry We're ont sew IA days. and finally on til In,t .'
81 .he session. came Ito count dsagr ed. and were Dig.
a. Tneren on the ""b fill upon jury in open
npre%rs t'have proredeh from The oynts md h.e'
s'l'e al lh"se ct the jury who were for ncon;,,ai
Anons tif Ju'y was Edwin Atwaer, fo,nerl, Of hi.
on the head lhejury stood far acout,a 2 for " na
vIrtns. JnIbert has teen remanded to prison rhs
scene OF tuesday ni.ht is spoken of by nersnn ,s'
en aS one OF Understandable confusion and horror,
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, THE JAcKsoNaNDL AcouRsE STREET CARS

Leave the head of jackson street at u'ciock n C,o
se. "a. " O'Clock am, run hourly. Al o'clock they will
A. 10 'eavr each and every hall hour until e! O'Clock
excepting that instead of leavin. Ca mai street al 9, a.
e',ck the car VIII leave there at 9 o'cock r. NJ.
~ Is par ar'y requested that gentlemen will not nut
are present. " " '' '" '1"u'oS
omce New Orleans and Carroton Rail Road COMPANY.
,, oe., ,e,o JOHN HAMPSON,
July ~o'h 'c5s' Chief Eng. N. o 4 CIR
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NOTICE

NOTICE..
:. ~" arrangements commence LIST august 1888.
NEW ORLEANS l. CARROl LION RAIL ROAD
SUMNER ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE WEEK DAYS.
Horse Gar a, a osIocH u ,,o,, fom New Orleans
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AND-I00O brs of tie most Oh ice l,rum1 oT al.
IS P'nne "'uf' Tor sale by e DORSEY,
~ a. New epen
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SAVANNAH, Sept. ",

3 a.. 'AVAhNAh, oept.Jf.
ii FROM FLORIDA. j.
ny me steamer Florida, Cap'. Mock We yesterday
received The East Florida Advocate Of Saturday Last
published at jacksonville, '' :"
JAeKsoNvILLE, Sept. II.
MORE INDIAN NEWS.
gentleman direct from Middle Florida informs us
VI Sotl ut, while party Of reg uars attached to
rost near the Suwannee river ere engaged in buil,
e.ns bridge about two miles from the Fort they were
ntu On by PARTY Of Indians, (thc number our infnr
lhey were under tile command u sargrant VIII, wa.
among me slam. They were rallied by private and
ahoush inferior in point Of numb to their savage foe.
succeeded in beatine the Indians back and occurring
the'r dead and wounded. Six of their number .hn,.r.
ga ea:h dead man. md reeated, the Indians pursu;n.
anu hr'ng upon them. The, succeeded, however, in
ini'ans the whole distance rhe coudcut of ,h. res,,
~ III t"lS snort but Sc. ere engagement is said t. have
nern very brave and soldier like. Three ar E.ur Indi.
iUnS. ~ " =! ~ 'Pa"-
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w. 'he packet ship Troy, from New York. IS dis.
en- ,rgng "r osle the Vegetable Market. Cons;enecs
goods. pt':rIn 'I ' .I1,ir , o '''r'f
$50 c'~ H',tDt
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oAs Sucks NOTION OF MARRIAGE. I've beer
a'ea'd to venture on natrimou, myself dan, aI,n
Ee"er mink III spekiine in that line for n while l.
a"h J's ult r",'n man like It's considerable
" ''e ana then It amt like horse dealt where if W.,
d I" like The beast ynu can put it off in a ru)la -,
trade "r s"nP,a'd suit yourself better: bu, vnu s
,'aAe me best OF bad bargain and pu, ur with it, #
nj o tn ,uu meet cr.itar OF the rip ht metal, :
yer gentle; easy on The bit .hrefootr, md sn -,
pi'n or kickin "r sun'. rac,' uff-r@tus;n IN a
or rnnnln back: and then clean i,nbed and cn1 $"
rage. us about the ditculiest piece of business
know OH. '"
Ihe ola lay st"te rs erc'y ohrr st"ie in the Union
he nnnexe Is the substance OF a written comn,',;.
cation from Mr. Ehenezrr Warner, of Rrlcher,n'''
Mass !" the Hampshire Gazette under dulc Of Amr",
"a. l3:9 ~ " august
Remarks having been made in the HsmpsLre G,-
Zette about white mulberry tres, which solJ I, ~:
ter for the extravagant sum, a- was then ,hnni
d"iiarsl 1T may b." interesting t. mulberry deulrrs ~ he
made acquainted wrh its origin, and know " h :, ho h
cu , OF u. about e year $50, pure I,sed some
garden, IN belch"to"n. Among the SEEDLINGS ,.ara
fonr trees Of unusual thrift, and larger lrnr ,hn w.
others, enc of which was removed n m the nnr.,r IN;
! bus so arse lrnias I" arnc, The ntteu,nn nf ,
iers, especially of nluihe.r v dtners Last w,ar goo
~ mulberry dealer from tnnntclicur who had scc
the tree whe" clothed With i"il"gr, asked ~hnr wou
lake for it; stat 80 dollars aud he saiJ he WILL
tax" IT, at crwards undersoon that he sold !, G -"
dollars to another DEALER who, within the Ia, ,h 'oo
weeks I" d M he had sol" many Of the buds AZ ii snn
lha' he ATTEMPTED !" start The d. III h. I,onse las,
WINTER but none ve.e'Arh that in tn, snr;na h ''
~" som" buds int" the roots n The .b,e mulbarr.
STOCK, which have grown feet this senson ,h, H.,
ayes nre larger than any muItrans eaf1 Inc ,r"J !
n ms vciii'tH That aOnt 25 % buds were ,nkc, f
he tree the last inter and s;ring: ami lin, ,h '
ms me- probably not less than 10 EQUAL, mir nnd
'n"I buds IN thu tree He a>n 81, d he had he c' '
~ '"f the tree and tins years Product the yery ,nn
,'ne sum OF flor Mousnnd doiiars which ofrr Lo ';
a.. Any person dnut,ng the foregoing <,uemen, ,"'
re fully satisfied by nquiring Of '''s
EBtNEZER W\RNERn
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49,
Nsw.Orleans Chamscr Of Commerce.
OFFICERS FOR THE YEAR 1899.
SsS President, s. !. 4 Peters,
First Vice President, w. l., Hodge Fan,
SECOND do. inn. A. Merle; ESQ,
l.n.. G n;aa Of Appenls for 1850:
y. g. Cummack, Ah;;nh Eisk N'
r. 0. Sorie, SAMUEL .Tl,omnsori
g T,ha q A,Ditrasion fr The month Of My.
g. w. Huntington, William Hnnt;n.
Cnoch Hyde. Jr. r, A.. HARDY.
.--.- Joachim Kohn.
Mail Regulations. "'..
: TIE Great Eastern Nails closed every d,v a, 10
es.nck An L. due ever. day ut p. NJ -. -
!. 1ne Lake Hail (via covington La) i closed every
Nonday, Wedncsdsy and Friday, al 6 o'clock. 4. A.
eve every Tuesday, 1'hursday. and Saturday,, d, S
The Loui.rize or ,Riper Mau is closed every Mon
eay, wednesday, and Saturday, at 3 P. NJ; Is sen,
times week. -: s' '
n me bayou Sara or conss Mail is closed every
Aqesday anu Friday at P. NJ. Ia sent and returned
~ steanboats. - '"'N'">"
1he Alexandria Red Rirer Mail is sen, irrccu.
sAsv BY steamboats, twice a week. o"
LOUISVILLE OR RIVER MAIL.
Monday,
s E;s";i:;.y and Close at o'clock, PM
COAST MAIL.
s sss.,sy and c'o,esnt 3 o'clock. P Nj.
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. NEW ORLE ANS CANAL AND BANKING co.
'HE iron Steamboat kehecca will leave the Basin
= at the head Of the New Canal every day (excrni
Mondays) for the Lake, as follows:
Depart at % : A. n. Return at A.. n.
. ~ =. ". lal PM
d" 54P.M. Pm.
And on MONDAYS -
Depart at 10 4. n. Return a, let PM.
TEL" ~ :! T.. NJ PM.
n, % l.. NJ 8 PM.
""S 60 Il. CHEW, Cash.
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Nep arrangement.
ST. NJ: ',';"'"t"" ~ 'niy. hcy West. Mas
Texla.

Sch, ;rLo ", WE ~ N.Y. hGy west, Master
"' ''"''> ""'Hs'"; lexis. M.s,er
Tow bnnt Shark Thomns I'm N + rnsx b,v;,c ,owo, -
'g perseverance returned I" the city with sh, Vespp.
vsssels in init ~ A>'po''' no
Tow boat rampns Clarke from the masses with 5,iy s,
vauor ana schr Sat t'c; reports Nothing new 30 ~
Tow bot Hudson Hratur from tho pa,se, b,v,o ,ovod
sea snip Lionc retnrlad city with shin Trov and
e r,n ef' me r. the 22d inst eports moth
~ sisin One sla inside the bar. 'S
low boat Tiper 'ro"el firm the E pass having lowed
sea snip ocnnee returned the city with shin Russia and
co. e '"anr house. with ship Arabela Left the bar on lhe
n's salvador Salvador, days from Havana to master
sonr Satellite Smith, f. ON KY West. to master
ehp Arahea Rogers 81 days Boston, Ut tho powder
his Mail Barker IL days from Turks Isund to the mas,
ker. " 'r'0 " '"'s ~ " = lar
snip Vespas'an Windsor, q days from Boston, TO the mas
law " ~ 'e'e' La'o
Steamer Fornosn. Jordan from Month of Ohm
-Steamer fnr W e,f Matthews, FIN Little Rock
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AkD-''o kegs of superior leaf lard, for -uie "
$40 Il DORSEY,
~ al |
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~ AuTl'AI. WORKS-Nautical Almunoc fl, ian
' -Rlunt's Cnast Pilot '''"u' 'o' io4"'
Blunt's Ship masters Asss,,n,
10, o.. EJOIlNS & Co.
S!1-a" corner St Charles ana Common s,s
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k'ACE'!ANr WlRKS-TIe Thugs, or pbs,s;>
x gars Of !ndin history of that estra"~luury 1a>
Walker on Chess: Lond N edition
49,, Mso"och'S Commercial Dictionary: latest London
I,n'd"ns tnCvc!"p"dia "fGar!rnns: LONDON r,j;,;on
N,''on's Paradise Lost with illustrations bv Marin
t'ters Universal History: vols mn.
Hnakespenrr: beautiful Be-. ton -,lition. vo,s mn
With variety Of standard and vsurb VIII. "o'
%, :, JOHN so
S~4-'" corner 81 Charles and Common sts
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NEW WORKS ON LAW-po,h;er IN c,n,ru., r.
-; Sale. Long o" s lie, new edition, by Rand
E S, Practice: 1 vols. complete
l'ill'arls Ahr:sm-nr, new edition. , voIs
Peters Digest, Isl and I'd voIumn
Do. Reports, vol lath and cnn.plee sets
ANA general assent n-nt of all st rdard Law Rooks
~ T new 'a' works Of m rt regularly rcccved-slso
T. JOHNS SEQ.
s24-3w corner st Charles and Common sts
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EIlrHcL Of1 letter 1otp1

Sept. ia report has reached here
LIS ,'Fn"e' ny the Steamer l.anioe, from Black, reek
Florida that they have had several cases Of Veoy F..
Yer mere and two or three DEATHS cannu, vv,cb Tor
Inc correctness of this epor but think it most likely to
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GlfT AND WOLF 1.-THE Gift for ]8,o rb. Viz
%, "t ''r !4o". Z JOHNS Il Co.
s-i-4w corner St Charlie. and Comm m e.,
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ARD-7oo kegs best leaf Lard. for sale nv
"a, G DORSEY,
---- al New evee
k>Lot'R-5'O hrls fresh Aour s. Charles N;Ij IA
o"'o ny G ID 'fSEY
II New I.v..
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\, :, . III UNIKFTENE, CIFefflCf,
Nouvcile Orleans, Sept. 26, Is g.
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.Helo Orleans, Aug. 3oth, 1899.
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s hundred and forty Mouaaxd doilrrs. $40 OO1
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-04-24
For The Telegraph.
Revival at the N0rths
April II, 1899.
F FAIRFIELD, April IA, Is

FAIRFIELD, April IA, 1899.
Dear Brother Murray is doing
great things for US, at the north. COM
menced pro,racted meeting at Berkshire,
in the month of March. This was consid
cred TO be hard place-had not had gen.
eral revival for Is years-had or pro-
traced meetings which had proved TO be
almost failures. Christians, many of them,
were discouraged. Error prevailed. There
was large circle Of youth, who seemed to
possess shining talents; but few of them
had consecra,ed themselves 10 the service
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-04-24
of God. We Iabored for number of days

Of God. We labored Tor number OF days
before we saw any appearance OF good
Then the cloud of mercy seemed TO burst.
and we enjoyed one Of the most powerful
revivals that l have ever witnessed. A
large number of the very best part of socie-
ty was gathered into the kingdom. Breth
rem of dffereat denominations came in and
labored WELL eI never saw more union than
seemed to exist while the meeting contin-
ued. May the good Lord keep them from
divisions in their feelings, while they gath
last of March commenced a meeting at
Stanbridge, L. c. Here was an old Bap-
list church, which had long been destitute Of
the preached word. Brother Britain visited
last winter-commenced the meeting under
discouraging ircuInstances-church low
error prevailing nabounding-thew wealth
er npleasant-travelling bad. But here |
would remark there were a few of the old
members of the church that had maintained
the ground, like good soldiers of the cross,
and mad kept up their meetings every Sab
bath IN these days Of darkness. Their ex-
ample is worthy Of the imitation of every
Baptist, 10 keep up their meetings, preach
ing or no preaching. The Lord blessed
these brethren and converted their chill dren
l remained there II days-preached twice
day, and goodIy number embraced the
gospel. We tried 10 close up The meeting
in apostolic order. The eleventh dav Of The
meeting, We repaired to the water, and Their,
ten young men and women, who had glad
Il heard and received the word, were bap
tiZed. Left brother Britain there, laborin.
the work going on. More will be baptiz
ed soon. Last Sabbath attended meeting a
E -o<burgh Falls. Saw brother Chase baT
:iZe 1 persons. Have now commenced
meeting at Fairfield; and may the Lor
, have mercy upon this people. | must ye
say to our brethren at the south come an
help US. have left the church at Barns
! ton destitute,-a thing that would not hav
] done, could have found man to travel i
y this northern region; as an Evangelist
II there is mni>iering brother a: the soutI
that can be spared, | wish that he would g
and supply The Barnston church, il it is onl
for few month";; for think that churc
will suffer without preaching. Ii there
any man that can 60, | will pledge myse
that he shall be supported.
Yours, in gospel bonds,
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ance This was done. The practiced
seducer disguised herself in a modest and
becoming garb, and when she thought
the opportunity favorable. took her Sc t
next The Young lady. Al tie close OF the
service she introd uced herself, a d, affect
ing much kindness, prevailed On her TO
accompany her home. The simple girl
,houoh ut herself nonoFed by such alien
tioas, but was disposed TO leave after max
ing short call her purpose, however.
was overcome by various enireaiIes and
she remained till dark. Her hat and
cloak had been placed by design in the
room on the second floor, and she was
told where she could fud them. AS soon
as she had entered the door the light
was Withdrawn. and the key turned. Be-
| mo terrified, she screamed aloud. A
man was near who knew her voice, and
we'll he might, for il was The voice Of hi.
oua daugter. His indigna- ion wa;
aroused, Tor although he had come there
for the worst purposes, yet he regarded
the honor of his child, and resolved tc
punish what he considered an unpa rdona
BILE crime. He commenced beating her
and gave her no opportunity to excuse o.
explain her offence till he had followed
her in this manner to his own home
when she sank down distressed and over
come. When she was sufficiently recov
cred TO detail the circumstances, the faith
er was convinced of her innocence. an
to make some atonement for his bdsenes:
was disposed to have The house broke
up. 1t was entered for that purpose III
following morning and found tenantles'
The occupants had fet for safety 10 9th
= er quarters. leaving the house and fufn
: ture for others of the fraternity, whose k
cation, like theirs, was governed by eli
cumstances.
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R EV " AIS.

Brother j. A. BLANCHARD writes from
Caledonia, N. Y March l6, 1889, Most
glorious seasons are being experienced in
this country, in he different deaomina
tions. In this town, as the result of Sc
rips of evening meetings in the CaIvinist
Baptis! church, a number of youths have
sought and protested to find the SAVIOR
Ia Littlcville, few miles from this, last
Sabbath or happy converts were bap-
tzed. A prolracted meeting has recently
been held in Leroy by our Methodist
bre, hren. which resulted in glorious re-
vival. have attended part OF the time
The meeting had continued le DAYS last
Sabbath, and between 60 and 20 had in
dulged hopes that their sins were forgiv-
en-. The work seems TO be deep and sol
enn. and The prospect continues very en-
couraging that it will be very extensive.
Oh how pleasant, TO see the aged, middle
aged and dear youth, forsaking sin and
preparing 10 escape all It's attendant and
final evils. La rochester, suppose here
is about as powerful revival as has been
experienced in that city for number OF
years. Revivals are in progress in a
number Of other towns in this vicinity
Wherever Christians adorn their profess
sion by a holy life and godly CONVERSE
ton, and are engaged in the performance
OF all their duties, souls will be converted. u
Morning Star.
/ Brother EDWARD ScoTT informs us
that there is good revival in Waterloo
rough. Me- A protracted meeting has
recently been held there. in which good
| ~ number manifested desires for religion
There Is also some revival in the neigh
borhood OF Elder r. Emery in LYMAN
Morning Star.
Brother G. Williams writes from Mer
iden. April 10, The Lord is at WORK
among Us. have baptized Is, and ex
pect to day 10 baptize several more, ano
there are many very anxious among US
". III Bap. Reg.
The Editor Of lions Advocate inform
readers that a reiipions neriadicaI VA
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PoLTIcAL AcrloN. The article, on i9'
last page, under the head, Hthe Dislracii'a
of the Church." and credited 10 the 8 Ms.
sachuseus Abolitionisr," is mainly gO''
one. The doctrine, however, that it is to-
duty Of all men to 90 10 the polls, rePuaf
ate. l should like TO be shown how il y
be sustained from The letter or The sFi'' !"
the New Testament.
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POTATOES. The article on this subject,
to be found on the last page, is given Cor
several of lis good ideas. Lest, however, /
should be supposed TO endorse 0Hits doc
trines, ] must protes, against the method
suggested for plaattng. II may do well, to
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w. DARNEs,
!. H Moao.s, Assistants

CoRREcrEoS.-ln the account Of the re-
vlval in this town, given last week, T''
IN error in stating that the work con,nenrs'
in the northwest school district. / hare
since been informed that the first conner
sions were ia The district around BlaEsf
Furnace.
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ii appeared weekly in pamphlet form of
eight pages octave, and was continued
two years The name of it was the
Christian Witness '-N. H. Bap Reg.
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Tue "NEw YoRK WEEKLY MEssESoSN
is revived. IL is TO be published By r Z
Plat, "under the direction of a comali'''
Of gentlemen"
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JONATHAN BALDWIN.
Extract of a letter from brother E. HUI

Extract of a letter from brother E. Hurl-
but, dated, Ira, April Is, 1889.
"Dear Brother: A good state Of things
remains among US yet. Some come into
the church every few Sabbalhs. There is
also good state Of feeling in Mildletown.
| have recently baptized 6 there. At our
meeting of the Conference there, on the Sd
inst, We could say of a truth, Lord, it is
good for US TO be here" Our prayer is,
that God would make the preaching, pray
err and exhoriation, to produce an abundant
harvest to his glory, when he shall gather
his saints into his heavenly kingdom"
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V OIL. XII: NO. 81,

a considerable extent, in western Ne,
York, and on the prairies Of the "P,,
West" bit in New England there mus, -
more use made Of iha hoe.
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The Editor Of lions Advocate informs
D 5 readers that a religious periodical was
published in Boston as long ago as l743