Ilfligitiits JuMlipm
ri:fob*i:i) CHi'RCrtRS.
The McCune Case.— The First U. P. Presbytfcry
of Ohio met on the 2d of ’Jiily/in Cinijirihitti. ' The
official record Of* the A'ssembly’s'Afctiotf-WiheiMc-
Cune case, which had been declared necessary be
fore proceeding at the former 'h-as" pfe
sented; afid'Mr.
denomination, no further ph>i:eedihjJas5 l i{
liim were thought necessary. In regard'totlifedocf
trine in dispute, the PrbSbyteryldeilatrtl:
“Nothing oan be more eeHfcijMthah’fch&tffchVd&tP
trine that visible diecrpleship,ths!tfmght-in,JieiriQoni
fession . and Catechisms,;^,th,e !j
gf membership apd fellowship m the Church of plod)
is still, as it alifayA has’’beep, o'Plito
Church. This is 1 the g'rtht, l ‘inhWiiitable, feupfem'e
Scripture law of iorghriio fsllbjsishvp ini Zionarid,if
any maintain>that,f&p, 4fClpipu..of last;
bly, virtually declaring the ibtffaptipfe of the,Testi
mony to be! law l ‘is r iffc(iHsli{enit.wi.tfl'' I {his
answer, ‘ It nbt so'Aberif to ’* nob -at-hlK*
Hut, consistent or inconsistent, this dorfrine is the
precious truth of; God. d-It cannot be. .yipideji,';‘but
ni nst be steadfastly 'maintained. ’'
doctrine is cabdlnKl and'serirftis''ertbr'
of church fellbwSMipj h,n'd^hOuld !i bfe%i6Sfe'ltJlibs''tiill
who hold thatithe 'bord Jfesiis -Christ jkmx Judged
and King, and Laiygiyer,;-i«nd jn
lelligently taken yows. to receive and maintain our
standards. ' Ancf, t f 4e
have liebe expressed,'ftfiS'bfclreved/nvill'ib'cSivb the
approbation oft a'tyerysdarge'anajority'ofvministeife 1
and people,of,our phiii-ch.’,', ;;
This a (Rons tljai. tbeAgeemtily is. presum qd.t,?,
Lave iu, ( a,ffirmingj.t))fy tjhp ; l6,t)r article .
of the,Testimony ie, the law of tlie The
controversy,lB.thus re?ppened, aa'E^gehyteiy
tui'es theseprjnoipleh,to the Assetuhly,,;-; ; •
The Synod of ijjhe,.
Church (Old Side) met in Alleghany, )VfayTi2d to
20th. This Church is com‘f)fesea l of mgpt'Wegtfyte
ries, sixty-six niihisrarri; * •Add! biifttyidttfr Cbtfgfega
tions, with a membership; df-r8,5124-.H During rfchfe
year, 530 niemberg.hspl beep.tecei>vgdjon,,pyofee3ion!
of their faith, and in all.w’ays)B77 ) The net gain being
406. The congregations nriwfl—ffir 1 Mis- 1
sions, 89,107.35 t'fdpH&bie Missione,'<s%47Bd)2h for.
the Freedmen,ss,H&.79 ji!fonSeminai;y.endowment,
§2,548.74; for, y k for.
Pastors’ salaries, $4?,163.49 :for.miscellaneous pur
poses,’ $35,336',42> : , Uamfti r 6t fey
an average of betWeeri> , ft l ile6n'riM’sixteen 1 abliars')]ptT '•
member...; .. ' ah:■>(ft i,k 1
Rev. J. li, W.,Sloane,
Moderator. Tile CJommifte'd.to' memoriallzg.,Cbn-,
gress for ah' aniehdtjv&At to tfte.Corihfitufibn'rdccig
nizing “tbfe medi'atoriitflie|,!islfi{S'6f OhFist,t ,! rfepbrtbd
tliatsuch a! memorial had i,been presented)' and .'that
a member from Ohio had promised tq cfdhif UR-pqd
have it p. Special Cjompilttee, or at.least
to have it printed' lilt'the Gm^res'mnaX 1 'Globed 'The
Theological- Seminary ■ reported' 4h
attendance, and an . endowmeiit;ofs2BjlL3,fls.':\lt
was reported that sl2,ooorhftd benn ,raidedto'jestpb
lisli a weejciy. paper, but that no editor had been.se
cured ah yefr In response to thC proposalirroiiV’the
li. P. General Synod'*%6kin'|tO reunion, it was re
solved that)" “ howbiler dfu-kllh'dv^irHspaii 1
we are firmly assured that tljp
be visibly bne;' r and ( we ai - e fully persuaded that the;
truth, Hie Whole truth','is- tlie,’only mfejper Of
union. 1 ' Rev. Saniiiet 0. Wyliejfef the SJveffteenth
Street church, in this city, was elected Professor in
the Allegheny Seminary, tosucqeed the latg Dr.
James M. Willson, A proposal tjbat. the Synod
should endow and control! a.. Chair in .Westminster
College) (0. ,P.J was declined. ' The Church, has a
very successful thission to'tlid Ffeedmen in Wash
ington; and a Foreign MiSsiori'ire’ Syria. '•" "i
A Hint.— The Ni'Y. diserrer'Can'clUdes ItAVi’otiee
of our Philadelphia Earewfell Meeting- to the li-ish
.delegation as followst:-rr '!■>: • i
. “Ho one from:,all,the delegatjonsTropi the old
country, thgt.we httyg ever-had thje plepsWs ofwel
(Cpniing to our • sharps, has. made,' a,,piore -(javorable
Impression than the. Rev. I)r. Half, bf'Dfißlin.' His!
simplicity of ' character," and his geriiril mariners';!
-his vVttrfti-hehrted' piely v his rare l raU'eritS, profOuAd ■
learning'andiglo'wihg eloquence, httvb >qbtitetCaiptr-;
voted the hearts of our jjedple, arid wfetaremot. sur
prised that he .has received,ifloye tlian;cjne ,prrissing
iuyi,tatip.n to;return..and.:iuake / h ) if9;h,oinu :^mp^g|ug. )
We should rejoice oijr wpres,,a.s;
a fellow laborer in the cause of Christ, ana we aAe
ii'ot : without hope T&it We ihay 'haVri , 'th'e Idbfoortu
-ii t.-t 0.--i-. ’./ri'i.iO'g • --.it i
Dr.'HkmiltOtt’^lUilhsS.—Th'e-riulnerburil’rierids:
of itlie ! &genti<SqHSare
Presbyterians Church; Jjondon, Rev. James'iHatnil
ton. D.lf-i will beideeplytpained to learn-thait b,ehas
prabadly.peas.gd.fjefji ibis. earfhly, labors. :.A,|i>g)4Rrj
received iin this <^y;trom.,j^n£,bij jBay9.:l
'•Our beloved’.friend arid' minister, Tlr. Ramilton, 1
has beetl Seize’il with I 'paralysis ’Bt the-brain, nrid
that fiiib i'llte'liect'n'b’w lies 'fi strliildediWrebh, iinhbfe
to recdgnisc eyen .h'is'dbarest friends. -‘'We are'all
ui profound .sorrow; tor,fit©iWas i dfearly. loved; and!
only tlieTaintesfi ihopep are givemotlihis; recfrvejry.?’
—Af. Y.-Qbferv£?..,Skater accbpntq,give hopeof.re
covery,—Ed., A.* , 1 in „ i
of. a Foreign Missionary,—An in
tferetetiriw •mribtlrig.ln'BeKaff of.FoFetgp MisHtmS wi ; s
held in Dr. Bteed’A’Chfirch) Seventbentli’ari'd’Spruce
tits., under the auspfces of the 1 Presbytery of' Ehila,-.
■delphia, O. S., On tne-evening;of the’iLQfch. inst. In
connection with thg,,services,- the;'presbytery,. or
• dained, Mr. Francis ileyb Jr., ,tp.^be.,vp>*i^<<>f)^ e
Gospel iministry, preparatory t,o hie. departure as a
Missioriai'y of the Foreign Board of that church' in!
Hortliern India)
The Synod'of the Presbyterian Church in the
Lower provinces met at New Glasgow, June 27th.
Five licensures amßeighit ordinations anA inductions
were reported,. Reports puj temperance from sixty
five congregations §lpow e dithat but ..nine cpmjnvOT
can ts are engaged; i n the Lipuor Traffi c. There .ate
eighteen in a subordinate; position engaged iii ‘ the
business,'as'clerks';'iferi.' sixt£ : six regular hearCrs
are in the traffic. 4,'600 cotninunicants in the* 65
congregations 'are total' abstainers. 1 • The Financial
Report showed receipts of: $5,969 for. Foreign and
$5,436 for Home Missione.wlncome,for. Education,
Ss,lo3,,Veiug mainly interest o,n a fupd of $56,000.
The iD.issioa to the Sjpjy’Hebpid,es, in the So.iith Pa
cific, is sustained in 6phnecti6n with the' it. P.
Church' in '' 'Scotland, atfd 'is liberally' hided by the
Presbvteria'ris’Pf Australia. 'lt'was unanimously re
solved to establish a mission to the 1 Coolies of Trini
dad, W. 1., the 11. P. Church 'of the. United States
having placed thsji? mission premisefsj l ! .thpf- island
at Synod's .disposal,;, ami Rev. Jplrh:.Morton,.,of
Bridgewater, having, offered himself for.' work.
The .CanUda. Syriocrs delegation werh 'wkrnfly re
ceived ' Elder Coiiri B , aid? , ‘ i There is am bug ,us‘ sin'
earnest desire for clo'ser union, communion'and co
operation. Whatever, the .feeling with regard' to
Confederation, it is now a, .fact in history, and wis
dom demands that we t recognize
our, obligations and oppprtunita.es arising, frpfn the
civcumsiahcea .in which vre find'ourselves placed.’’
Father Chinirtuy briefly addffcsstd f tKe' ‘Syppd on
the duty of’uhlon in-'these' evedf&l
times.' r i iio J< >i ; d !«u"t.
The Cahadh'Tr&Bhyteriafc'Synod' mct'in'To
tonto, June 4tb 205’ministers beinglin attendance,
“the largest .meeting since thermnion.'’:, .Presbyte
t'ial reports showed, during thoypflr,,!! dicepsureej '
TjPb AMER,I€AN ;186?i;
15 ordinations, 23 installations, 4 ministers received,
and one dead.' The increase in’tlle number of mi
nisters has been 19,Staking the number on thefroll
267, against Jast.ygar. /There are 41,fjOJcom
nippicandf^k'gam 0f,5J9(5., ,21,765 children, are
Cnjpyip'g SaTOSth 'Sihobl' ihs'triidtion, while, 7,554
are 1 Class, aggregate'off 29;i
819. ■ :> Acoommjjdatibn <js provided’for, 105,000 heart
era.i Th,ofavqr@ge stroend l)aSiOo,w,reaohed th,e,sijim
of $597.30j, aftd ; tbe Committee. suggested that six
hundred dollars be made the minimum sta'fid ;
atcL'bf niiniffteVial support/ -Pcff ai'p'hriod- of"ele9e'n
mimtb b;i thfe > sum! return ed ilbir. all> ichtech, purploses)
emofnted ;to $301,-2fi9,7.? f being-, pn, jnjf.reaße, oyer
8 ministers (one Coiigffegatidnajj.ohe and
to licerikdTS Stttderitg; Syn'btf was
Free .CAureh (XT/EoStawe;
Ifpoj: College,wfttf reto^ed *«s jift.ajveCT
candjtiqrt:, and-two,.additional lectureships*—6ne ef
ApoToghticspil&Wt'hdr of PMtoral
et^atedl feflSli) mad’e W l estkhKsfi f h'Odd 1 dgfi %t
Montreal bah resulted - inraisitigi nod
ftlteoilttM'jeftte'iFrofeseotfto J#jg}n i'tgt^—jtey- ■©.)?>
tamwiMMrA
abd < B}soufSehie < ste s9,bs2;lsnti ‘additibrP thls2?p
606 contributed, locally.! idffiSjpreachingmtataon'smn
86 fieldp j Of,labor jiad laided.'tas alapiftj Weak
congregations. , Th,e Cjhurphjwas
thanked 'fair aid' in this 1 ttjork 'to'the' amdunt of;
Fathfir Chiflicjuy(s'3?an]rakee dFll!)'wbtsh'kk’
fin trusted, to a'dommitteexlf Sy dod’-atidfr geo nl mended .
q§f9-peparBte[ph.wrc)S to ,the.-<sngrepfi&nB, |
Synod dispxissesd;?an appeal/, from, sjisppniion Tpr
nikrryihg’a debeasediWife’s sfster,' l3S,'
fo 'f lw ! o&&*JqtK!Bftb'frMftr£p
Preebtyteriasjland ltS'i»dfin<m»tiuseift{fjbiddeaf<!iSyvj
fl,pd, ! s.mis|(i)Pfl6 ftt i :Be4iß,iyer anfl H in^b;r^tolji(ib? l lpint
bia, were reported as prospering. AVith, a.yj(ew |o
apening.up.a closer intercourse with the'P-resbyte
ri&h’!Cnurcli ,i ihllhe -‘ Mdver ProVrtibe£l ! la Tridental
letterovasTdraWniupVanadifeevi C».'CiWniquy,idf®ari-:
kalfee t l(te,, th,e ; JJgylrJjjjw •an^ y§tr. Janfep'
Court were appointed to gp tfi jhe fc £jyn<jd
Lower provinces to prepare the Vay7-Thispvifl,
-proba'l/ly lfead td a drlidti of dlh'th'e : Bntislr , a.Aefican;
Churches:-' it. nisr-j'.'*za • looita* of tady oil?, j
Veterahsi-'KMdittleftmoreithanosixtyyears'/'ago,
.thifi /Rev,; J'ohn JdcE(hepyifc>f,,J:k(ih .jgstfßqenspdQtp
,the v -jdsited., A,e ; cgppty: .of.Gr.ecnljrier,
'Vireiniia.;'hearing to spme'of ita’cliief'cifizenp' aiet-.
‘ter of cdmmtmdatiWfrbm ih'e'irev.'SaiiiuteT'Brphfh,
pastor of; (Kew Brovitfenbe dhurchp Rdokbridge, Un
der whose instifuctipn hebad/Studtpd-.theolpgy. fitn
Sabbath, jjuqp _23jij”he iin,.liisi pulpit,;ip
Lewiisburg, it being the commenceinetiroi thVsixli
btH yeh'f^buic67.he t; was f ' i'ds(h3l'eil ,l! paj3t6¥ , , , yf fliAt
.bhurch.-. tJJot ode GftthoseWh’O'W'erk nifeiwbere'of the;
congregation; athjpiSottlcjneptiis ripwrbyihKs”—/The;
Rey.tp, Kingsh\iry, father, p£t£e Choctawi
Mission,’ was in 1 attendance at* the^’lndian,Freshy
tery,
place of ttieeting (etgh'ty'mllesjf aiidhadkl home) bh
vendrabje <> jtewajftte : Qaydin'er■
Spring, of NpWj iYprk,
he pained to learp, rfor several months' past, 'with;
bliddh eSsi : ‘ He yhfejhld ;l Bur Ms( Ml’
bisTacuifies lnSUlTpdsBessi6n : .ti Hfedk bbW.'HtiSara
toga ‘(HcnryfCopke, I). : Dj} I,L,
p,n,e,pfithe the/rainisterp.
in the Presbyterian Clmrch^ojlreland, has been led
from his. great’agb'ah l d''ihcf‘easSlg 'ihiBfAities'to 'rb-;
signlhis'pastoral charge of the^iMaylS^reet!‘church,'
iprPieJflet,- Ireland,, He-entered' tljev n hnisfry.fin
1808„^nd, few.men { jra,that'Jti]pp,have pfeachpdimprje
serrpohs or led ahiiore active liie'in:
every tiling thSt related 1 tb ( th6 ; haiise'(bf
■trath/'and PreSbyteriaUism' 'dSpccialljV’fhhn perhaps
aty .other man ih!th&,.Hortht of Ireland.,) In his ear
lier days he. i \yon l his ; .the
late DrV Montgomery, the,Arian leader in the Synod
df Ulster!/ 'ln ititfe 'times h? 'ha champion
of'Tory Cohservatidih, <th'e ■lieffik'rii Xf'tMutH,' and “h
Scriptiu>ePsalmody."-. ■; i " ,v, ;i ~/■ f j/.- ■ t '
n .church i at.. Pptt' : RiclimpiKl,,in
the Central Presbytery’of Philadelphia,, .received
twenty persons to its on t a latcSabballi,
and has ! rdceived J eigiity-bne' hitembers' during the,
last year'. 1 'The ch urch is>fu'ri;tafid has >bebome' selt
sustaining, assuming theisupportjofi the,pastor, tile
jfey Af V.-i dfillyi itny, fvtrther ,aid, frpin. the ;
Board of Missions, /The Pouse of (worship’needs;
than §9,800 libive .bedh'-bdl-;
•tected at th'ae’Soufli l ahd bidtinirebtrildihg
ithc illniteu, Paeshyterianibhurdhj.at Hi c hmond,/yir-;
gin(a,,iyhicji; wgSj burned, at the:eyapua-,
tion’ of ‘that city.-—-A new"Eresby'terian. cn ; urch.'
.was dedicated to the, worship of’fiod *at AMedb'm,:
i'New'J'eiyeyi oh 'the 20£H-of Httpfr f Th¥ ! dhnruh is!
I iojit* of deht. j Rev. Charles McJdulliß: W t^c 'pastor.) ;
- ; Ministfirial:vi-Rev. ;■ (Br. -E ■ }P. tiHhm phrey, t ,ofi
Louisville, declines the,.Pi;d.(esscp's]jiip4n : ‘Ba,Hyiile:
which he was elected'by the lastHcne-i
'rarAssenfbiy'!—tt-^-Th'^Eev.ATOi! 1 !?. Ij'a,md, of i)an-l
'Villej i'ecerve3-B. ' ,6Ull(fPomfth di iSeeo'hdit):'S.:
.[of,
'C,arlisle..]ij.ye;ti;a/ifferr§^ i Hil)m?tp!
from ■Silver' Spring congregatifth to the ScptphiSpttie-:
rnent in Lonaqoning, Ailegfiehy' C6V, I'!j£d‘.d-^ill{bl^ 1 '!j£d‘.d-^iIl{b 1^ .’
'SoiOmbu'^CodkhasTakbn l ‘charge‘of-'tW chnibh at,
(lolbondo,tills. There is'lna Presbyteiibniminjsterj
-witliip H h,fty,; I miles_-off-h(ni.‘
who'was re-eleoted to the office of Corresponding,
Secretary at ?h’bJi;te“aiinua!l iiieeti}i^‘bf L, ih6 Bpdr’d
•of Borftestic Missions, anhourfeed ■h ii 'afcceptaiib'e of
■the positicm. buf.gayeihotice that-he would/.not serve
in; this ,p,ffice alter the pfl;esent,y Ghayles;
Sillogg, fonnerJy p,astpr;of tpe Fjirst'Presbytefian.
iU;c§) Ayilmin’gtoffitDelr, lips f'ebeiveduud'acieptdd
a call to 'thb RetbrmedPDutOh chiii'(ftif ! l5 | 6rflii)ißber
land; ■lfl.t% ! -^ i - ; Rew.lJi: MiCarodthael((ijbrmeDj!i,a
liceptiatp of, the ofiAlbauy, gu.d staged
supply*of tile church at. Wegt!,G a l^ a Yb(bas
been I ' < ordaitibd by ! the'/‘ Cbifgr'egatliiiilil 6onteri’tiori‘’'
of WiBc6rvhiii,’ ahd f installed 1 paStor of the'Congrega
.tional; ohhrch at . Sparta,'‘-WiiscoMsin.-i-rrT-The oRe,v.
lf Jphn Ly.le, mow ,of, .Utipa,. N.,,Y.j/has,accepted; ;a
iCall from the Clmich of,the £jea and the Land,, Slew
Y'ork.' This in the ’ckntre 'of, a large'ibis
sionary fifeld in t'hfe Ibw'ef 'part'of dhe city of Nfew
York, andi’Mr: Lyle, ik-iarailiarl With ithe/biifd of
—rrr l ,! The ,late,.Hf• t ,|da;cjilaster,,says.,,the
■fflorlk-Western.l’reabytefiiyi, “ .not-only considered re
'un'iori impracticable, bdtfexjiressed iiimselif'strOngly
'’The last thing he ever wroth wias ; a let
ter vof? remonstrance to. the 1 editor of the I'resbyter
against thg ( agitatmn, of the subject, as unwise, and
I,miseh,ie,ycius, whipli was left unfinished on his table
‘ wlieri'ji'e wentTd nisdying bed.' 1 The Revl AY. C. :
1 Burns,‘missionary dt'Pekin, has published in : the
Mandarin colloquial;(dialect - , the first part ;of the
Pilgrim’s Frogress,’.', and . has .also cpippletefi the
translation of the Psalm's .intQ'.Chjnese.—pdlev. Dr.
‘John M. Krebs; pastor (or mfinv yeai-s of the Rut
geis Street'Prtebyterian Oh’iilchVNew Yorlc, Is re
(ported to be rapidly failing through softening; of the
brain.,.
, other toiixomJVATioiS. K
Baptist-—-Bj. Miller has resigned .the change pf
.the. hirst Church of Trenton, take'effect
on the tat of October; when he becomes ! pkstb'r of
the Broad St;'Church of 1 Elizabeth.'" Tn the 'four
years of his labors in Trenton, more than 300 liaye
been ba,*p|ized r rT— — G. Coulter, late fa]minis
t'er among the T’ree.fWilh Baptists, has unit«t with
tlie BantlSt Chureli"at
' iri Galesburg,- UK,' is dmildmjj'S hadddbirt!? hoitsfe v ’bf
worship, at an expense of about $25,000. During
• thp .lastjyea'r nirjety.-six have, 1 been, .addgd .to, tlie
church Church Extension Com-
has 'burchaised -lots at tliq edrnet C>f Br'ohd
'arid Master Sts:, ahd 'will immediately
r tbfe erection of a comm odious chapel;—e-sThs Evkn
,gsl seudp front; the fijr wail which,jespunds
from San Francisco to Boston, on a sore subject. I<j
says “beware 1 of open coramunioihsirfF X e have
seteh ite practical Workirigy, and judge 'fh'&trCe-'by:
its frit its The SCcbnd Baptists Otech'irt; ga,:
Francisco was once regularly organized', somidtin'the.
faith, and prosperous beyond all others, with a. sin;.
gl,eyexceptipn;; , when* ; to n fjuB ( .utility,
qpen pommuflion .dp.ctrjpej waa v4^'' ,a
large portion of .the membersnip was
lost beyond recovery,rititil ‘a'“mere Welt 1 ’ ‘is left!
behind;-'- 1 ' nr.>•! ■(!' ■;! ..-■■u-y-i/ ./ • 7
i.-d’iv; !wi*.
.'‘ Clay Maeauley.of'fche
last, elates,imthg ; Se.#-}fiary,;ab Chicago!, has,
a, ,«ill;tp the patetprate,qt' tlye.Congjjfeatippal(^urcjljt
l ? I l’--JTrQ n fhe. Xt|i off wjt MyrP% v &s
were!admitted to the church ltt WeSUßrSifif
rffeid tJdnri;, ,! fifty-ohe by profession Atia.siic'Bjf-lSttat'/
the youngest eleven and the oldest sevfentytybtirS'tSf
age; J-Th'ifty: iwerichcaedg bf'familidsj-Audita txveffty
threb tibeiiHte(.QK(baptiSHnwas administer,ecU* Since
(fajiuafy lBjli,',tjiere havje bepniseyenty-flyejkcpEßsipfls,
H r B4
celebrate,tjie 150th, Anniversary of organizalion,
Wh'feh, Sc&urs f, ''Oߣ.' jeth, ’bt the b'rCSent yeUf ttib
Cliurai ifaVfiiff 6SB/ 1 organized' W -'fflf J-’
ViVhldrf<'BWiL<Wi jtbfi. lßl>l.C3till‘ , 3-pfWefe
addetl to the iReV. Mhr'Hclrton , s-‘€ftmr«jn rlatfelyiorf
cOnfpssioiri of/;their faith Ad
ipfij;te^; t,o thejcbjlrglf in South Hadley, hfass.,-July
Yth ? all rfcytt .tjhpeej.ojii^profesyh ll fheir.Aitja.
TwentyrEyeare heads of families.';, ThjrW-flye were
lsap?iSe'&. Most’iafe itlfe ttoitS’bf a rjsfcertt' revival 1 .
d'reCfe'fiJ, Sfcttbklhf'jfhd'ffA fnany tn'orearet iMMgihg
’hope.lC+J-'Ebie' First>GliurcllMU 'Middlehorph-Mass.-,'
received thirty additions on the 7th of July,,twenty;
and, two by. lettea,,, Q}heujph,ng
ept jjtf
eightvitwcf'have Been admitted. , .. S „ , ,
•utii-.ausu <:a i .'Jin; ,'(!?.;iii <> n^nyuCte
i 3 hjia ,1-i/jbii'' hi:: 07 Jidi.-mrj .n-nb
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towu. Pu., imd, on ,tlio 2a of July, Rev. William Riploy Gould, in ilie
tbf
at, p’clQqk. -A geiieral attendance
is'desircii. f '' •' ‘ '‘WILLIAM AIKM.AN, Stated’Clerk. '
• i -= r - ; • , i 1 -i ;
The two CS'eiiorn.l Assctublios-of the Presbyterian :
Church iu tin United States uf America, at their lh ]
iCiumnuiUL tjhio, and. Rochester, N.A'., appointed, -u Cqmmtttpe of|
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rights may be jeopardized by tUe contemplated union. . .
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ifu!ly‘reqjieqte4 to communicate, before thelOth day of August nakt 1
ensuing, as definitely as possible, the facte of the particular cn?e. to
the Hon.DANIEL HAINES,ot Hamburgh, f N. , J.', the oi
.the Law Committee. . f , CHARLES ,C, BEAI’TY.
• N: J., Jnhe 25,1867:-3t. feDWIN Fi UAI'FIELt).
rn- / nj f ■, ;rr
n.O . . : 'L V ;
r ; you seen the nexrSilypr Tipped Shoes fpr, children? They
'have'all the utility of copper, and are highly' 6r'namental. Ap'filied
to the mosc genteel-shoes made. \i _■ • v<‘ ':' .-‘‘i i apr26-2m
i; BEATTTIFTTL HAIR. * r
CHEVALIER’S LIFE FOR THE HAIR positively restores gray
h'air to Un original colorarid yduthfnrbeauiy \ impitas^fe, strength
land; growth to tho :weakest hair ;,stQps Us falling out at once;
Jcfeeps the hf ml clean; is unparalleled as a hair-dreasing. /V Sold by
all druggists, fashionable dealers in fancy good,6*
The trade supplied by the wholesale-druggists'. ‘ •
: ; 1 ' ' SARAH A: I’HUVAUIiK, New York.
;jy4-Sm-eow
Why buffer from Dyspepsid when- bo potent, so Bate? and ho
certain a. Remedy can tie procured soieasily. Coe’s Dyspepsia Core
is.a.perfect spedfic A single dogaonstiute
fact. Let ttiose Vho are troubled witb Dyspepsia, Indigestion,
Constip;itibni itc.‘,lnttlie butane ti’iaU 1 ’ ‘ ’ ' " ' ' : . ■
Duteher’s Lightning Fly-Killer.—Every sheet will
kill a quart ef-flies. Also, -
Dntchev’s Dead Shot for Bed-Bugs.—Sure, clieap,
and eas}' t 9 s , ,- ir v-'
•’ Solti everywhere. ! ■ -■ '
-fj '' A }[ >*; " ;j iFREDEBICfi!, I, MD., ! ; V- 1 ,
;i : ' ’’ PoWiuy will dornnu-nce' its ' 1 : '
fMM&i
The , ‘
;■ iForCJutalogaes, Ac;: address >.*:■•;/>*; : i J
july 25-lyr Rev. THOMAS M. CANN, A. M., President
~ , E VAN X). ASHT O N,
•ji d :i. - ,:, l | .dealer in ~ ; , ,
' PURE LEHIGH •
, jyuri a :>f .am:'! : I ;*•.•
EiOOTJI^T
' : 'COMMUNITFS i COAL DEPOT,
‘ V:, &oVm-]tiflh BroW Street, '
Jj |j ■
'ln ‘V! 11 Or -'1 •'! \ItV: 1 : j 0 ;
and; 1221
• Vfi&HEStTNOT Sfc; Bpiicions ;HnU,’is now ready
.KENT'nightly or for short, seasons. It is particularly
Lectures, Fairs; Pw&viftß, kc!,*&c. 1 Connected
wi/i> th§ samp Roon) Diet iqng-jand fiftf»B
feet wtue, a *rin*d Rauge, Hot 'anavold water,
Dressing Room, AV. J ’ f For teems, ’apjSiy-to i '■) •' ■
■r^. f i .. A ; t T^esse^
' mylft-Sm •'• ; BbxlosTbilWefpiiia'P: 0., or at the Halt.
-*A. !>‘nijJTJS®iP®BMSHEt>-!i" ■.l V
.•MW.-traKEmsram-'
f inf IS -jvi'ilß r:ii
■f iK-T
:!.r: i-Mf'i
U;,i T
Twenty Melodic Exercises..
-b riiiqt;d r, ,vj;t;j ikironsrsiint jtnoa vn-iT ’l
Solfeggios for Soprano or Mezzo Soprano Voice's!
• S >i;d ) iJ fi?aftai l ® Atari's'; ,'f ’■
Studies toiadqnire thfelAirb.oGSinging; ; •
■tfwfbhelßS ehoWciSes iwerei C&ms,6sqdiito.‘'b‘e used'siftuili
tßaeoMss wifJjnjHGjbystem, 'i.TjKiyAW ot>SiwbXQfi'<n
Witiuj:ny )l ojAerjrK<Aod,fp(r the cultivation r pf the.voiee,
and' will take the place of CGNbONG’S
being more melodious and better .adapted fbV'tqnchirig:
I!J4, Sdm‘e' uf- , as
wjdP.asrus'e'ftß-Assminglitog! ofJlthcidofcAi Hvuttii,Which
seput<tf-the inf erq:ft aSjWieihajythe iipßefevemerit? of‘.the
sjude.nl..; -„Tl»tt-yuj;^q us i atylea in jtjiesp/exer
cises. render them inyaluable in aii educational point
01 View*, tenA ip enliVgh tfi‘d intelligence 'ahd
the' a’p^fediati’dhi l and atTt'he * s«hfij>WiW/4 : fo£ m tiife taste
of the pupil. They must bestudiedifinrefully withre 1
tfeefinnnmerablbjlijjrils |pf.;.paprehsiCh and
qrnpmentp.tion. .. .Upon, themhnufq.accuracy
TO .depends the actual
stftlfhg' if tile pupit' Any. evasion or
filurrihg! ini th'else' respects' is tim'e’snd ftffoiff' utterly
TCastedi'trhileilon the other, hand; aiefoseandipatient
investigation, and , !%■ minutely , faithful exequtian nf
fhem, giyie unexpected,jppwer, and and
openjtd the studehtlhe means andyesources hy wljicb
great artlSffi pvbducC'th’eiym'dst brilUant and pfdTOtind
4Secti^ ! -v ’* '." ’i t
Tl^ f^V^tfM3ES: n ,W 1 ;-.',.
Eripe, padi/in Boards, BefaiV-^. v «............... $2 00
A Sample Ctjfty lent'tiy' Mail, post-paid, ‘on 'receipt of
’■ :i Ji '
T'utlisbed biy WILIifATM H ALL 1 &'SOS, No, 543 Broad
•i.ito’.t .u, Jmi <’.Vny,>liew York',’,
IPuplishprs and ißealerst ip';.Music, :an,d|3faniifacturors
~. oflhlutes, JFifss, &c, .. Send, for Catalogue, -
pf Prices.
''■"'Puf{fle'Tbp j ' Whitei*FlAt-PutCß,iiß'v(ta‘ ®aga,‘ While
and Yells tv G lube, and all pther varieties at, ,
’•: ’ ;; H : .; A. ! DREER’S ’; ; V,
-"""i'". W AREHOUSE, ■■
,' No. .714 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
. F.oivw.ardpd by tmail^l 0 .cents per 0z.,, ,8p cents per
poumL . . .. , : .
Jul y-4—.1t... . i .. A "
SnUBHAK’K SEW I»-A X E ITT
tS,; : ;^0;lf IT SKIRT
H This is riot' only b new fashion,-hut a nfew'article of
SWirtj mode- ohpan ;entirelyjn.ew principle, so hovel! and
,yet sorperfectthqtthe.ladi.es qontendit should becalled
•, . , ~, f> , :
' ,We would,here'(CnlV particularattention to thb As
r Vdi Like ! It) or ! flexible joint,exteiiding down the
frbrijt of thc;ekir‘t;‘lftiissb constructed-that the springs
folcltinwardly,'.but not outwardly, and : ;readily yield to
the slightest, thus allowing,them to collapse 1 ,
.jo qkiyt-occjipics. the ;spijyilggt , p,oqsibsifl space
while sittmgj riding' or.'in passingil/ough a' crowd
iind'yet the' mbmentthepresSiirfe id fermoved; tßb'skirt
reSuines'itStorigi'njil and beautiful shapfe.!!'n A
■ji'Thaiibv.eUy'ftnjd .utility; io£,this icpntrivanbe .nfeeds
but, ( b,e seen ip jbejipprecjnted, u / .
for ]want pf spqce wq mjght p'ere tbovi
sands of extracts froth letters we are daily receiving,
sp baking in file highest phaise of these Skirtsf f ;
o/ ''ouk -coßSEfs;;:'..'-''. :
arp jnp\y, ?p,evtellj khown; far. pupepipp shape,, mate
erial,i and tkf].t,it js perhaps .unnecessary ! -
for,us to them farther than to say that we,
enlarged'’oUr u assortment Of’ ! stylbs, ‘both
Of our Own' rnake and impbrCati’on; aud r chii tfo'W'safely
defy- competition. "We ask h'ut/ a trial and; are. sure of
y.oyirfutupq patronage. Manufactured by the Sjiebjia/,-
and iQouset Company, exclusive o.wners of, the •
patWnt‘for life pinted States./’ 1 "' ; ‘"_ * 1
'turner Warren St/ York.
Sfle t jn, Philadelphia, /'/ ■
OFFICE,,. . ' '
35, North Eighth Street* cor. Filbert.
Turnip Seed’! Turnip II: • Seed ’ :
BY 'MAIL. 1 , ■
75' 'Cts.P&r Pb.-.-10 , Cts, 'Per iO*.
’ ,(xf6wn ’mi our own Seed "Fdriii frdrri ‘'.
X. ,
* Sena ,Voi ; price lifet, g'rh.tis. • ' '
COLLIN'S, ALBERSON & CO./
„ '■ ; : psPJE£> i
.."/^l4i' 7 n,iid 1113, Market, St,, . '
u : Phtlddelpmd, P'd‘.'\
STEPHEN OV COLLINS. * ‘ > \f\ CHAS.
•/ S ’ ;; IIOBETUT . LOTOS. ' r •
.; To Persons Going', Out. of Town,! i
...■ - ; ,;.'Call ; bn .. j. t -tr, <
V' !lsB - : '
,A,nd get Gentlemen's Dressing Cases, Wri
ting Cases, Writing Desks, Port Polios, Pocket'Books,
Pocket Cutlery,''fib.', &c. : , for use ; Checker IsHd'-Back
gammouJ Boards,•; Chessmen,...Domiifbes, &c., &c., for
Auuiscment. 'Alsoall- kiiidsoi' - - ;■; .!•
AS-!E:ATi[ : O 3f'E El,:t;a ■:
Cheap eat' in tlu;' City. ; Alt-ki tula of Blank Books! on
hand, ,and inade to order..j Cheapest and, best- dob
printing. 4dl the above',a.t;greatly,{reduced .prices,
July i —lni. ' " J 1 "■ • . ' ' ' -
,J tH','! » .1 turf"' u !‘<i.) -::U t ■■■ i- t.'i'Uf
"tl.i- , i
Hat Manufactupei's,
.. 29 SOUTH NINTH STREET, , ‘ '
~ qo/a-ly .*' : FIE3T, OHESTKD
THE
UNION PA GIFIC
R AIL RO AD GO.
THEIR FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
AS an INVESTMENT.
The'rapid progress of' thp"tJnion' Pacific Railroad,
now building’wed't from OmahH,■‘Nebraska, and form
ing, with its western cohhections, an unbroken line
across 'lie, continent, attract s attention fa the value of
the First Mortgage;,Bonds which 'the Company now
offer to the public. The first question asked by pru
dent investors is, “Are these bonds secure?” Next,
"Are. they a profitable investment ?” To reply in
brief: ... . ■ ...
Ist. The early, completion of the whole great line to
the Pacific is 83 certain as any future business event
can be. •' TEe Government grant of over twenty million
acres of land and fifty million dollars in its own bonds
practically guarantees it. One-fourth of the work is
already done,.apd the^(track continues to bolaidat the
rate of two miles a day.
2d. The Union Padifie Railroad bonds arc issued
upon wliat promises to be oue of the most profitable
lines of railroad in country. For many years it
must be the only line connecting the Atlantic and Pa
cific; and: being without competition,i it can maintain
remUnerhtive’rj.teS. ■ ' 1 11 1
3d. 376 rtiiids of* this riiad tire finished, and fully
equipped.with depots,, locomotives, cars, &c., and two
trains are daily, rupning.each tyay. .The materials for
the remaining. Mliimiltyiiito the *eaßtcrn base of the
Rocky Mountains ai-e-oh "hniid, and it is under con
tract. to be done in' September!' " ' 1
4th. The net earnings.of the section already finish
ed are.sfaeroJ'tiinsf yr<a/<r than the gold interest upon
the First Mortgage Bonds upon,such sections, and if
not another mile of tEe road were built, the pirt al
ready, complet ed would hot only pay interest and cx
peuses }iut. be profitable to the Company.
bth. The Union, Pacific Railroad bonds can be issued
only’ as the road progresses, and therefore can never
be in the market unless they represent bona fide pro
perty. ""
6th. Their amount is strictly limited by law to a
sum equal to what"TS-gra'ntGd by the U. S. Govern
ment, and for "which rib takes-a second Lien;os its securi
ty. This amount upon the first 517 miles west from
Omaha is only $16,000 per mile.'
7th: I*He ftict fhat the U. S. Government considers a
‘second lien upon tile road,a good investment, and that
home of fke Shrewdest railroad builders of the country
have already'paid in five million dollars upon the stock
(which is' to' theft 'a third lien; ‘may well inspire confi
dence' lii'a fifkt lien. ■ •
1 Bth: Al/hodgli it is hot claimed that there can be any
better securities than Gqvernthehts, there are parties
ivho consider a first mortgage upon such a property os
tiiis the very best security In the'.world, and ’ who sell
their Governments to re-invest in these bonds—thus
securing a greater interest
9th. As the Union Pacific Railroad bonds are offered
for the present-at 90 cents on the dollar and accrued
interest, they are the cheapest Security in the market,
being lo per.cent,, less than U, S. Stocks.
10th. At the current rate of premium on gold, they
Pay
~ . Oyqr diiiie ]><er Cent.. Interest.
The daily.subscriptions jire already, large, and they
willicautinue to be received in Philadelpliia by the
THE TRADESMEN’S NATIONAL BANK.
DE HAVEN ■& BROTHER. : :
WILBIAJb CO..
. :TOWNSEND WHEEEN.& CO:: .!
•' J. E. DEWARS & CO. ' - : 1 :
1 ' In* Wilmington, Del-V by
•" Ri R-'ROBINSON & CO.‘> v
' 'And ini New'Yorkby
; > epjiTiNßii'TAi‘,National Bank,-No. 1 7 Nassau Sti,
Clark, Bootra' A C 6., Bankers,' 51 Wall St.,
1 ' joHN J.iCiWco &' Son, Bankers;’Nok33 Wall St.,
and by'BANKS AND BANKERS generally throughout
tile Tfriited' States, of whom riiapsandjieseriptiTe pam
plilets‘m.ay!lie oljiamtid: They Will also be sent by
jnail from the,'Company’s Office, No.' 20 Nassau street,
New York, on application. Subscribers will select
their owmagents in whom they have confidence, who
alpne \y4ll bie resppnsitjle.tb t-liem for the safe delivery
oftliehoods.■. _ : . '' ,
JOHN J, CISCO, Treasurer,
new vouii.
; ; j; ■ "'ihe; ••“
“Family Boarding-School for Boys,”
A| own, -Pa. ,'VHI re-open 'in
;!,i WEDNESDAY,; SEPTEMBER. 4, 1857
' Circul.irs cbntaiixing'full information will be furn
isliSd on application', By niail or otherwise, to
* ; . , . ; flev. il. MEIGS, Principal.
Just Issued.
•t ,: ’' ■ ; 0 —.
. : .A Pooket Edition of the w4ll-£nown Family Bible,
with Notes, Maps, and Instructions, has just been
issued.in 3 r 015.,. lSmo., pripe $3. Postage, 52 cents.
The two volumes of l the Old Testament will be sold
separately to. accommodate those who have already
purchased the third,-volume. Price, $2 25. Postage,
36 cents.. ,
'Anxerican Tract Society,
“ 1210 Chestnut Street,
PHILADELPHIA.
i J. H. BURBS ALL’S
OC> iw 355-C3 X* X OUST 23 n IT,
;igb okeam ripiNG saloons,
Won <ll2l Chestwu* St.y Girard Mow,
1 ;' n ’ PHILADELPHIA.
’ i.Parties, supplied with Jce Creams, Water Ices, Eomnn .Punch
Charlotte Kussob, Jellies, BlnneMauge, Fancy and Wedding Cak. s
Candy Ornaments, (Fruits, * c ,, dc. t ; 1070-Ct
jy2s-4t f