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HNIIE undersigned having recon ne need business
] as Druggist and ApcIhccnry, in The store
owned by Mr.. cob on, at tie corner Of Tiyoi
circle and Triton Walk Respectfully, soIic,s share
of Ike public pnrrnnd.e and renewal OF the favors
of his former customers. The entire stock Of
Drugs, chicuCs and tuncv articles is fresh ana
care fully srl'c,'d. The following only u,e par:
ticula,izrh, viz:
Pre- Soda, S"ioliz aud Saratoga Powdc,s II
H,as, Powts, ~, being n ". ultsumr and clcpana
substitute for yeast, IN rasitg bread, huckwheo s
cakes, &r:
Iiutl,''s EErrvr'ccnt Magnetism Aprcrieut--a
pleasant aud genie p"rga'ive in dysI epsa or indi-
ges"n, nervous debility, 81 :iEe,s, heudnche,
aed'y # the stomach, habit u c,slivcutss, cuta.
! nenus rrnp"ns, &c.
Carpenters Fluid Extract of sarsapnrila Z
purifying the h'oo', &c do do and cuLchs, &c.
| Swnin''s Pnnarra and Errmlugr /; Eri,is, an
| lia",lrn oils, Op"dcld"c. &c.
! Refund Iqrrce, jujnhc aud Gnamauvc pas,e
| Tooth brushes, N Prcn,c,'s carbonic dentris
fee. chlorine tooth wasE, pow der puff, a, d bexes
Prenlcc's rai!"nc drn'rfcc, chlnr W I. 9th wi sh
powder pulls aud boxes, Frcntice's scented an
| plain toilet powder. p"matum creme dc 'erI
! orange flower, rosr, lavender and Florida WATERS
OF the best quli'i"s, R"wland's Macassar OIL Old.
ridges balm Of Columbia, bears oil, II variety Of
lncIler and other matches, irl,liL,e ina, king ink
| superior black ink, &c.
! Sperm and refined whale oil. HAYS Linime
A fresh assortment Of Thurbnrn's Garden Sc
| ocl2 GEORGE JONE
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A NDREW SMITH Il CO., respectfully inform
"a their friends and the public in General, that
they occupy the new brick shop 81 Tchoup,oulas
street, where they keep constantly on hand Copper,
Tin and Sheet Iron Ware, of every description,
such copper stills kettles, and pumps, tin bath
ing tn s. aud oil cans, of all sorts and sizes, and all
other brass casting done at shortest notice.
Crate bars Of every description, such as steam.
boat silTups, hog Chains, screw bolts, aud othei
kind of steamboat work, such us cnneys, breecll.
e., steam pipes.
They will also do all kinds Of out door work,
such zinc, copper and tin roofing and guttering
&c. They above and all other kinds OF work IN
5their line Of business, they will execute ai.s,ha
shortest notice. dec27
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f6NEE Subscr bcrs, Agents for the eXtensi We
w. a. s. Butcher, Sheffield, Enpand have lust
eceiyed very extensive OF pa .e,ts consisting of
liable and Dessert Knives OF o. =" description, PEN
ocket, Dirk and Spear point hnives; Razors Scis-
sors, Edg' Tools, &c. &c. &c which they are prepared
exhibit To the trade tor Orders. Terms and conditions
,iI! he made known al the time.
milo I'D. BEIN ( A COHEN go Common st
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CAPTAIN MARHYATI'S NEW NOVELS
HatHn the Fceler, by the author OF Peter Siuplc. &c

CAPTAIN MARGYATI'S NEW NOVELS
Ratin the Refer, by the author OF Peter Suvle Hc
in 2vos.
Cummings, or Winter at Sch..ss Hatfield j.; Ione,
Syria, by Captain Basil Hall, Royal Navy, F. ~
s., in vol.
Lord Roldnn, romance. by Allan Cunningham, vol
Sheppard Le' written by HIMSELF in 9 vols.
Il CompeAdious History Of italy, translated from
ming No. ~ Of i1a!pers Family Library
Vols , \ Of the new complete and uliorm edition
of Washington Irriae's Works.
Rogers French and English Dictionary in vol :,xo
Nusc"fs French and Ensiish Dictionary
ALse-A few more copies Of Conbes Phrenol,picsj
Rienzi' Lurge Surveyors Compasses essuperor DUAL!
ty with chains Billiard Balls OF ., 4 and 81 9 inches
GIos improved metallic Pens aps:.cd papcss, weights
&c. &c. &c. o"'''
Just received aid for sule by
mol BENZ LEW
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l. S SEGOuR, No ID Cunde street, be,a cen
Dumain and ST Philip, KEGS cui,s anty on hand
an extensive assortment of boots aud br"aans, aud
shoes, OF New York manufacture, Tor men, " omen
and children of sil ages, which Ia, " III dispose uI
AZ very moderate prices.
Families OF his aequln,ance on se ndn 2 an nrrIer
will havs,heir wishes ate ndet 10 L S SEGOtR
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/ ny GENTLY that the above mentioned disease is
4ol,e well cured TO my satisfaction, for which
1'aE r. '"tJ aud moreover assure that the medi-
cine ! have taken makes me fat, aud did not niure my
iehl'h at all; therefore advise NV low sufferers Il,
rose u" 'i'"c and nrr'v |" DR. a. Hue', 1913 Canal
,h..'' hr'",'n 'aulhin and bourbon streets. Dr.
Iinct IS at bone from O'Clock, A NJ until = NJ
they viii find tue doctor tor this ccmp,an,
,r JOHN DEAN. 10 Gravcr street.
II any one wants to rec me. call nj M. 40 Gra,cr
JOHN DEAN,
I've" orleans. irh J. l33G feb lily
I OMBARD & cos Boston and New Or,can.
-, Ii COZ Racket S''ips-Ihs new line of ships
mas been expressly built to run between the above
ports, and wall be found Of suitable draft of water.
RECOMMENDATIONS Tor passengers, aud every effort
VIII oc made TO give general satisfaction, Tho
''h' IS composed of tho 70 lowing ships:
Cnerokee' Az tons Capt. J Harding,
carolina, 400 do S Lcmist
c"a''cson' 374 do ID Edridgc,
Col"mbiana, 625 do 6 Barker,
Seaman, $40 do j Howcr
E"mbay, G25 do d humphrey,
The above ships are all new, of the first hiss.
copper fastened and eopperct, commanded by men
OF great experience, have large accommodations,
with separate Indies cabir every attention will be-
'o 10 pa scfscrs, aud the very lest of stores pro
vidcd for them F'O
Inc packets will be lowed up and down the Mis-
Ssslppi, and the strctcst punc,uaIiry Observed IN
inc Time OF sailing, and should tho regular vessels
DO detained IN arriving, other ships equally as good
VIII IN all cases be substituted. A slnro.f patron.
aye solicited aud the agents pledge themselves to
accommodate as much practicable, to rcceyc
ana forward goods by id line at the most modcr
a.o charges and to advance all expenses on goods
shipped, if required.
The ships will leave the lst and 10th Of every
month"; For freight passage, apply to tho agents,
MERRITT, So Common st.
N. Il. Announcements made on cousiynmcr,s
to Mcssrs. A. G. Lombard & Co,
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T EAN MARIE FARlN.i'S COLOGNE WATER
- cases of this superior Cologne water iust
received and for sale by the dozen or single bottle
ALSO Amoricun md f'encl, toilet powders, powder
balls, milk of roses, cosmetic cold cream, cxtrnc o
musk, krphnlIa, Wards vegetable hair OIL pomat,,m,
creme de rerse, Florida lavcrut, mud bay waters
Prcs' us salts, N1arseil!es pcrmcry in trnk vsseta-
bic I'd liquid rourc, Chlorine and Orris tooth wash,
CLOTH hair, TOOTH nail and flesh brushes; together with
M additional supply of fashionable hor, and she'll
combs and jcwcr, for sale low nj wholesale or retail
by SIMMONS, HARTT SEQ,
u.vG 70 Clartrcs street
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MEDICAL CARD.

%ANp Sh1hNl ~ ~ LIZ lED WIN DlS.
TREATISE on vencral Disease, Gonorrhaa, elects and
ontain Immediate with secrecy and safety
nercaI Disease owing the unskniness Of ilerae mel,
who by the of that leay poison, Mercury ruin the
body dmness in the sight noise the deafness oh
sinatn ger and nodes tbs shin bones, til At leng
lanchoy death puts period their dreadful suierings
-.- PERRY'S PURIFYING SPECIFIC PILLS,
Arcr'an, SAT and III" most speedy remedy discov
for the pernan and ciecua OF real disease,
orhca elects, icturcs seminal weakness pains in in III
affections va! idmeys, gravel, lunngo localdcby,
taon of the Her or urct!ra and o,'cecnses Of The
passages, ruc,,T pclcc, the o
of three hnys by small pill Tor dose, with
ally administered, Can he aitcscd hy many The
specific pills roo, par Of nsidous poison pIr
~ the dsensr hut by their uction the differ
nnt functions of e body expcing the humor any
sccpcal Of their astonishing and powers The
neither contain mercury other mineral anil may hH
Nurc restraint of diet loss of time, hndrance of bust
ness bat effect complete without the least
the patient Al any rer" when .e slightest suspicion may
when taken before the disease has made its appearance
rs certain preventive by removing tho complaint ccetua
Messrs Perry, Surgeons, continue direct slucs
ciiminatc indulgence Of the passions which not
sion numerous train OF nervous affections and entail its
and destroy all the bodily SENSES occasinnng loss Of imagina
ton judgment and mrnInry indifference and aversion for ali
pleasures The idea q" their unnppimess md despair
which arises from, COM 'ering themselves the authors
tcr misery and the necessity or"n the flcitie
Of marriage the actntnG IDEAS of those who have riv
way 10 this dnlnsvc and destructive habit. In that i,
trcsing state of debility deficiency whether the
quence Of such hanef practices drinking,
other by which t" OF the constitution become
rnicchlc they offer firm, alc and speedy restoration
sound aud vigorous he h.
Pc,ry'sV-retablc Pills well known for the
ccctoa ,r"y Of srco"a'y symt"s yencrc"I er"p'ions
the bones, liberated throat diseased chro
mic rheumatism sLroula, scoruc and gHiuar Affections.
local and general debility, nocturnal pans in the Ii. all
limbs, depression Of spirits and all diseases from
imru' state of the blood.
These Pills worthy place in the cabinet Of
captains of ships the they will keep good
climates length of time.
To he had only No 6 Custom house street, New Orcan
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VERNON TELEG CRAP H 5.

ing bolt, the lightning's rending shaft
against the notorious tower Of Babel, and
will he not PROSTATE the dark and heaven
daring Babel of this commonwealth p
The revolving wheels of His providence
crushed down the Moloch of the Ammon-
ties; and cannot similar revolutions roll
into the dust the Moloch of the United
States? Yes; that fabric of inhumanity,
that pedestal of unrighteousness, that mon
ament of infamy, that most enormous idol
at whose internal shrine not less than the
qcAole man is sacrificed, will fall. Yes,
if ii be not overthrown in some other way,
under the mighty power OF God, it will
fall, like the Apocalyptic Babylon, with
the stunning dash of tremendous mill
stone when violently plunged into the
mighty deep.
possess not even the shadow of i'll
will towards the STAKEHOLDER. | pity him,
and pray for him, from "the core of my
heart | wish he would have the good.
ness to break the yoke. burst the letters
and unscrew the rivets that bind and gall
his fellow beings; that brand his own
character with disgrace and infamy and
chafe the sensibilities of every humane
minded being. Did he possess the wealth
OF Cresus, and were stepped in power
ty to my very lips" | would not grudgt
him the price OF blood. He now gains {
little paltry pelf by imbruting his fellow
men and sending them to perdition bu
what will i: be to him when he comes Il
| the solemn change Of worlds when th,
light OF eternity shall be poured on hi.
unclouded vision when, with the BLOOD
OF souls on his hands and garments, h,
shall have to appear before the awful ba
OF heart-searching Judge, & see it cloth
ed IN all the glory of uncompromisinL
rectitude? Who will envy him then o.
not.L May God have mercy on hi
soul Yours, in the bonds of the Cos
i tpel, JAMES DELASY.
July 10, 1889.
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are days and months and years, which he
could wish to be prolonged 10 all eternity,
and he could never be weary OF thcm.--
There is richness in these periods, and
fulness IN them. and life aud still
ness, an activity and deep repose, ana
s,eadiness which fills the whole soul and
which no one can adequately understand,
but who has Ielt them. And the voice Of
the faithful Christian bears audible testi-a
mony,--a We have tasted Of the good
sword Of God, and the powers ofthe world
10 come" In what they already enjoy
here below, they have foretaste Of the
future world.
From this you will understand why, in
.our text the children Of God are called
heirs Of God; and why the spirit which
is impaired to them, is called the surety of
the future inheritance. The apostle says
in the subsequent context, that they who
have faith have received the first fruits of
the Spirit. Now the first fruits Of, a har-
vest are followed by the full harvest. In
these fruits Christians are fully assured,
how rich harvest is reserved for them
in heaven, when they shall behold in glo-
nv what they now hope for in weakness.
But so long as you remain destitute of
that degree of faith, by which you may
taste the powers ofthe world to come so
long, Christians, as you are not made hap
,py men by the power of faith, tell me,
how can you explain the words as your
Redeemer, when he says that "the man
who has faith, has already pressed thro'
death and passed unto lifeF" Tell me,
does there not appear to be a sacred init
nation, in these words Of Jesus, that the
idea Of faith involves something more. de-
cidedly more, than that poor starving
principle, which is all that your expert
ence comprehends? But whoever of you
in this Christian assembly, can say, we
have felt the powers of the world TO come
since we have exercised faith; we have
experienced the first fruits of tie Spirit
which viii one day be followed by the
whole harvest; we have been sealed by
the Holy Spirit of promise, and have thus
received an earnest of our heavenly in.
heriIance; whoever can say this, to vol
heaven is secure beyond a doubt. Yt
happy ones, to you there remaineth not g
solitary doubt, that heaven shall be you
home. When the hour shall arrive, tina
last hour, when they who love you shall
surround, with fearful eyes, your dyins
bed, then, oh We happy ones, we shall nee'
no consolation from others; consolation
strong and clear shall spring up from tn
deeps of your own breast your eye shall
look forward steady and serene. and you
last word shall be-" know that my
Redeemer Iiveth. p TholucRs Sermons
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ORDINATION.

At Acworth, July 9th 1889. Brother
Jonathan Fl. Greene, Of Cavendish, Vt,
was ordained to the work of the Gospel
Ministry. Order of exercises as follows !:
Reading select Scriptures, and intro
ductory prayer by Rev. Gibbon Williams,
of Meriden.
Sermon by Rev D. H. Ranney, o.
Claremont; Ordaining Prayer by Rev.
David Burroughs. of Cornish Flat -
Charge by Rev. Ira Parson, of Newport;
Hand of fellowship by Rev. Charles Far
rar, Unity; Concluding Prayer, by Rev.
L. B, Cole; Hymn and Benediction by
the ordained.
The church in Acworth have expert
enced for the last few months, under the
labors of brother Green, an interesting re-
vlval, and we were exceedingly gratifed
TO see the work still going forward and
sinners seeking the way of life. That
the Lord will still prosper them and make
our esteemed brother successful in win.
ming multitude more to Christ is the
earnest prayer of all that took part in the
exercises of the above interesting occa-
sion. By order of the Council,
DAVID BURROUGHS, Clerk.
Cornish Flat, July l1th, 1889.
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hostile. to the improvement of mankind,
SO destructive TO social happiness, and SO
utterly abhorrent from the spirit and pre-
cepts OF the Christian religion as that of
slavery. They, therefore, solemnly be-
seech their transatlantic brethren at large,
and the members of their own body in
particular, that laying aside the preju-
dices incident to their circumstances, and
the maxims of a temporising and carnal
policy, they viii forthwith address them
selves in spirit of impartiality and pray
er, to the calm consideration Of the enor-
nous guilt and fearful peril of refusing
any longer to come forth to the help of
the Lord against this mighty and crying
evil"
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VERMONT TELEGRAPH
BRANDON, WEDNESDAY, nm . ,oao


The communication below is in renIv ~ on
invitation to attend the late Anti Sl,var, Co..
ton at Rutland.
Dear Brother Murray II received
yours, dated 18th June; but I could mo-,
conveniently answer it until now Tn
compliance with your request. [ would
have attended the Anti-slavery Conven-
ton, had not been delegated bythe Lake
George to the Saratoga Association, which
was held at Saltwater the same week
You have of course suffered no loss hv
my absence. Your Convention was
doubtless attended by many warm-beart.
ed philanthropisls-persons who are eve
ry way better qualified 10 handle the sub.
Iects to be discussed than l am, or ever
expect to be-who deplore. as much as I
no. Inc lamentable wreck produced by
slavery, and whose very bowels yearn in
sympathetic response to the pitabIe groan-
% - 40 dOWL-tIOuuGu- FlClIUS. i am
not thoroughly acquainted with the con.
piicaled entanglements in which Amer.
can slavery is involved. But have re-
tcenlly read and heard enough, solidlv to
settle the fact in my mind, that the verv
devil himself, with all the demons and
deml-deyils of Pandemonium, could mol
invent a more horrible system. | am
therefore finished abolitionist. am
one IN the strictest and broadest sense Of
the term. am one intuitively, irstinc.
lively, religlously,- to act like a ra.
tional being, must be one practicallv.-
dread not nor am / ashamed, to pro.
claim it to the world. And why should
! beg Is it duty 10 do so! | think-I
oe1'ece-l KNOW it is. Is it not fhe duty
Of INN whom the Holy Spirit has sci
! apart purp0sely. TO oppose sin, in al is
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I ADDISON COUNTY TEMPERANCE CONVEX,
TIoN.-The following, amoi g other resolution,
were passed at his Society's celebration led,
Shoreham, ION the 4th instant. They are COPIED
from the Vergennes Yermonter.
by Prof Hough. Resolred That
tnlS society recommend it to the members
OF the town societies to cooperate Jealous.
Y and efficiently in carrying into effect
me recommendation of the State conren.
lloh' heid at Woodstock, that the Lesis.a,
lure be requested to pass a law prohibl,
ing the traffic in spirituous liquors, 10 be
submitted 10 the people for their sanctia1
ResOlrcd, That committee be appoiat
ca 10 prepare an address to the inhabitants
Of the Colnty, to be published in the Va,
rlonS papers printed among US.
Rev. Prof Hough, Rev. ] Scales. and
heV' II. Haven were appointed commit
lee 10 prepare the aforesaid address.
by MIR. Clark Rich. ResoiveA. That
II IS the Imperative duty OF every citizen,
al once to engage in SUSTAINING The Ten
perance cause, as Indispensable to the pei.
petulty OF our free institutions, and the
preservation Of our social and individual
rights.
ResOtred, That, as intoxicating drinks
are not manufactured in families. their
Whoie use is dependent on trade and that
IN ouropinion, thattrade ought to beregard-
cd as the real father, sustainer and per-
Petuator of all the ills that GROW oat Of
their use as beverage.
Resotred. therefore That NE do most
seriously dePlore the sad condition Of So
clely' which this trade has produced, and
exceedingly regret that the love of lucre,
.oaee Oh custom. supposed need, depraVed
appetite, or present investment of proper
~ should perpetuate a traffic which. so
long as it continues. will make sober men
alunkards, multiply crimes, increase our
taxes taxes and bad debts, produce poverty, and
wan. Manl, Tempt the youth to idleness, sink
me expectations Of their parents, make
9 Pe.ulant and brutal husbands, rob wives Of
domestic aGiIs bliss and enjoyment. and return
children ca l orphans. upon their crandsires,
- easl lnem upon the wide world or the
ga passion p-on OF poor-masters for support
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Religious Intelligence.
ENGLIsH BAPTIsTs AGAIN.

We'are happy in having it In our pow
er to lay before our readers new evidence
Of The lively Christian interest our Bap-
iist Brethren in England feel in the state
OF our American Churches. 1t is now
several years, since they 6rst attempted to
open correspondence with their brethren
on this side OF the Atlantic, on the SUBJ
iect of slavery in our churches. But it
is well known that, after their first letter,
addressed To the Pastors and Ministers
Of the Baptist Denomination throughout
the United States of America had been
secreted by those few into whose hands it
happened to fall, for six months, it was
privately answered by them, and that
apologies were given why we could not
interfere with slavery at the South by In
PRODUCING the subject tothe Denomination
at large. 1t is also, known to many that,
afterwards, the original letter and its an
swer were published in England and
came over again TO America in such form
that it could not be suppressed and that
considerable number Of ours' Pastors
and Ministers did then return a respect
ful reply which was as respectfully receiv-
ed. Since that time, correspondence has
been kept up to some extent, between the
Baptist friends OF the slave in England
and America, though with less frequency
and vigor than was desirable. During
the last year, we published one commune
cation from them, to which no formal and
appropriate reply has yet been returned
Now we are greeted with another brief
expression Of their sentiments on this sub
iect which grows in interest with every
new month and we respectfully suggest
TO our Anti.slavery Brethren, ministers
and people, and earnestly urge that meas
ures be taken. q0ithout undue delay, 10
combine the sentiments Of American An
ti-savery Baptists ina suitable rejoinder.
These measures can be best devised and
matured in the Conventions, for the calling
Of which steps have already been taken.
When shall the Convention be held2 We
have deferred our own opinion, in order
first to receive that of others, and we wish
our Brethren would more generally ex-
press theirs. The Central Committee at
New-York are waiting for the direction
Of the friends of the cause.
Theme appeal is as follows.-Ch.
Reflector.
LONDON, June Z, 1889.
Dear Brother,-We are directed TO for.
ward TO you the following resolution unan.
imously adopted at the annual meeting Of
the Boptist Union, held in New Park
Street Chapel, the LIST Of May; the Rev
Thomas Swan, Of Birmingham, in the
Chair. Your past kindness in serving
the Union, assures us of your readiness to
give this resolution all the publicity in
your power.
We are, dear brother. very cordially
yours,
w. II. MURcH, ID. ID
JOSEPH BELcHER, Secretaries.
EDWARD STEARNE.
"Rsscived, That this Union desire to re-
peat their deepest regret that so many o.
fhe churches of Jesus Christ in America
should continue to sanction, either direct.
4.