,t a. independent will of the donor, and the amount
f cost embraced in the general aggregate.
Cone( ruing the churches cognate in form to our
wn little is to be said more than this, that their_ge
ral course has been forward and prosperous. The
formed Dutch have amputated their appellation
the last named limb; the German Reformed have
o expunged their national appellative, ea that we
ve now among us two distinct "Reformed Church
' besides the 2or 3 Reformed Presbyterian—an
on yen i ence which some future changes on a broader
le may, perhaps, remove. In the Reformed Presi
enan Church, an effort to revive discipline forthe .
" of hymn singing, has failed.: The United,Pree
erians, we are sorry to say,.have beep more sue
-
fill in dealing with a brother for ititercomMunion.
ong the missionary achievements 'of the Old
001 Presbyterians, we mention the gerngetion of
ctionary of the Japanese langtatewa, mostv im
ant auxiliary to their efforts oil
.that field.
q Baptists are rejoicing ; as , tslelk; they , may, in
ift, by the heirs,of the 14e,fobro.P. Crozier, of
agnificent, editicowhich overlooks the neighbor-.
ity of Chester, `formerly an licidemic institution,
Theological Setriiiiiiiir!: It Is capacious, about ,
nely located as pegliible,'Jandlii'irreproachable oe.
The donors-artabdutito . `enlarge their gitteitel.
)y the erection oh houses for Professdrs ; ' !this
lest portien v oL the a lieoton Facultynis to•!be
'it on, and.theleds little doubt of the seccess.of ;
,erpnse. ,
•, „
•
PiUsiprsiplurAN, S.] ,
prosperitycontrtiu "" of this branch of Ole
will be i 5 part evinced by.statisties:
llow!,thel'itidrease or decrease of -the' 'Mit 'tiaL`
' , leer, in the particulars-named. •The tinie
astipal with that Of the political year, but,
tot i ,specially imgortant. _ Weadd e i colpr Ei t 4;
to comparison with the tables of
,439,,ab0v.r.,
‘dvance since the • .• •
Increase 9;erpl6B. Inereeee over 1,831,
21
;",, • • 41
13,1` 4.1 1 - 689
5 8-i • .."• - ' 7 ;q7-'.ll .- • '+23o'
•.11 3 2 ,
scants, it, 11.1381 60,689
slptited, ~ ,
i *P 198; 1,454 833 ~ •• , ,4
397
of 8: Sr,. 1'0,603" ' ,
ions to • " -
1. Ft; •• $1,007' 1 1 -7 ' $7,119
lesions ) 444048 •' •• ; •
. Missions, !.:. •• 185;523
30,321
'ur poHsell e ,
r SLS
4394 7
iantia,,'':34,ooB ;4
': J • •
•
••
• Decrease.
issions, $1,973
ation,i. ; 8,1/981. . r
per capida eontributione.oLthe last year, in the
curriculum of Church benevplartee,.as compared
those of other Presbyterim Churches, is as fol-
$19.23 pni member: •
18.03 "•.' • • •
•. • ; 10,00 " " -'• • • !
.; - • . 8,75 •! • in gold.- .
ig other, in arks,of progress! we ,tipte„t i litt for ;
of two new - Prlsbyteries, the ,t rgsnization,
dion, and restisolf4tion of:eh:arches, atirthe
ig of city mission enterprises; TWAY 'nets' or
ions are in Philadelphia, one in' Brooklyn;
tong the Germans,. in' Cincinnati, and one
the Bohemians at Manitowoc; . Wisconsin:.
lozen new ehuroh orgaulzations!in the North
were mentioned' in one, paper. Out Home
tarries founded new churches at the rate
•e than one a week. Of new buildings
fiber erected, or' in course of erection, And"
•ber -of extensivelin provennents. has been' •
.at, especially considering , lthe depression of
First class structures; have been under
ir finished in San Francisco, iri Philadelphia
St.) Williamsport, Virginia CitY, Jaalta9n-.
118. Des Moines, St. Joseph's, Mo., Canfon,
mklyn, :(Classon Ave. and, W,eStininster),
lift, Ills., Newark, N. J., Free
lls., and Missioh Chapels—freqUently
ly so-called churches—in Philadelphia,
kford and Brainerd-Memorial), Wilmington,
(Gilbert Chapel), North Church, Chicago
,0110), Third. Church, Chicago; Da.yton, and
Annapolis; with renovations such as thtiseFin
e Si. Church, Philadelphia, Manaynnk,
Kling, Hanover St.;•Wilmsugton, and 'tt:'• l
ode of others beyond our - power to Y .mentiinv
great impulse has been given to Church Bret:Won;
the lime Missionary Fields of the .Far
,West, by
more liberal and judicious use of the.,fund du
the past year. Bilt, it Must be rioted tim4
4 the unprecedented number Of, , cheaper' ones;
. e were, perhaps, never so Many Siie first class
relies erected m the • West,- in-t tie! New 7 .Sehool
kelt, as during the past year. The. liberality of
stern Churches to other causes is also advancing.-
Chicago one Church gave $1,200 to Pareign,Mis-,
The First Church in that city gave.,534,000
'
.side objects in a year, besides:o - 2,000 for its,
support. Alton Presbytery tives' $l.BBl to'
le Missions;. Marysville : Chureh;. California,
to all outside objects in a -!year,is6,B6B.. The•
ig Church in theAenomintitioncin benificeßce,
ion Square, New, York, gave $96,69V-to putrt
muses, and $19,000, for self support. • • •
almost every conceivable•element.of. Church
,erity, inward and outward, the period
,under
w has been the most prosperous ever experi
by this branch of the Church, -The -One
'ack has been the seeming lack of men to fill
taut positions in .the , pulpit,.and other spheres
'ulikess in, the Church: . The resignations, of
Barn s and
.Adams in this city; of,Dr,
Pittsburg; Of Dr. Nelson" in St. Louis; De:
k in Columbus, 0., besides vacancies previously
kg in this city, Cleveland; "and other places,
le death of Secretary - ,Millsi,have 'nada appa
painlUl lack Of pro Per relations between de
and supply in such positions is . theswitt the
chool Church,
" •
itch, "
smog to the more general aspact of qiffairs,,
,iee the visit of the beotch and Irish ,Rigsbk.
DelegatfOn to the Presbyterian
,Chureliein
Itinent last swine'', terniitiating in the:64lW,
dev. Dr. John Deka - Dublin, probably•the
popular of the Irish Presbyterian !preachera;
pulpit of ,the Fifth Avenue. Church New
The recent visit of Rev. I%.l,ewinan...Halliipf,
. . .
Chapel, X t oadon, to this country was peou
welcome,not alOue for the loving and 'ea4-
tone of his ChriStianity, but alio in remora;
:e or his-faithful tilvidsitip to our governtnerit'
n, amid the hoStil'i'spirit of .English tiociety;'W
tired nerve and prinoiple.to speak for liumanity;,A
note an increase of.lay preach' ng, and the grow
feeling that it must come l into :place as one ,o;,
established modes pf.,effort.,:l;lurarit , is still. in
leld, and oui papv.,has yepeatedlY.Aupti l eed the
evening servieei be' Mr:Moody, who, in
rest Farwell Hall in , ChleagOipreachee':every.
ty night to audiences drawn, from church,tne" .
tng classes of about four, thoeeafids A- The-.l2th;,
tonal Convention of YoungXen'e Christian. As .
tions was held in June;in the city ofgontrefit
the line, it is true, 'but substaptially'ta
Ac event. The interest of theindethig,e
well sustained, the delegates in attendance
iering five hundred and thirty.--lion. Wm. E.
, presided.
trwell Ball, in Chieago,t noticed abeVe l low.s."
:,t1 by the Young Men's Christian, Ageociationv
llt cite; at a cost of s.)oo,ooo,todite cApletion
dedication is one of the events of thi
e (tithe cities, under the auspices of these Asso-
THE AMERICAN PRESBYTERIAN, THURSDAY, JANUARY 2, 1868.
nations, theatres have been opened for Sabbath
evening, preaching, and among the crowds gathered
are many who have not, probably, for years, cross
ed the threshold of a Christian Sanctuary.
The non -evangelical denominations have made
some unusual demonstrations during the year,
though their practical inefficiency is at least as con
spicuous as any indication of a quickened sense of
duty towards the spiritual interests of their fellow
men. The Universalists have a million and a half
invested in educational enterprise& They have at
-tempted to draw the line between themselves and
'Unitarians, by voting to adhere to all.the essential
'points of "orthodoxy exce pt their Universalism. 'ln
Chicago thelTuitarians, incensed artheir exclusion
from the new and successful Y. M. c.`A. • move
ments and membership, Met in Crosby's Opera
House,' to the number of 3,b09, rand organized
themselves into a sort-of,physicAl , Christian Com
mission to care for the bodies of the'suffe,ring poor.
The political povier of the Brnt . * Catholics arising
froth the vast immigratidn, whieh hitherto has been
{ mainly from Ireland, is likely-to diminish, frOm "a
change in the' chiefiscuitces of this tide of incoming
popalatiom The nominally Protestant -element,
from England, Scotland; and
.Germany // has °P late
been in excess of ;the Roman Catholic. The to tal
memberehip the Protestant' . ehureheS ,of this
leountryis six.millions, exceeding ' the"whofe esti,
Mated population - cgreat andeniall, of Rtiirian Caddo--
liar—The condition. of our• Sithday and TeinPerance.
,question& before the's*, has - not. Unproved.- The
street cars,.at last,-are;ruaning in Philadelphia; in
'defiance of la*, The Sanday,Xeroperance, law .of
-ratv City, is , shatnefully neglected by our authorities. ,
'lnltitilmichusetteprohibitiort'ia defeated, 'The wa
Ivering Public sentiMent 'apparent in recent ; elec-
Motu; towards the-riarty of license aniFfOieign irre
lc,,crigir has ireateda panic almost lhdicions,'among
iletweak and nominal friends'of-,moraliteform , :in'
the,Republiegt party.,, The ;progress of. our great
cities , „apparently . d ownward iaimenSei
in
Deocratic`m-ijority in'.N,_CT,.Yorkt, and the success
of that ticketin Philadelphia this year, bode no
good foi: the future. • '• ' ' '
ADVANCE, OF THE -id ED RACE IN •
• .„ „ ,•• .
I The year-1867 will he fatii.MlS fbithe first general
partielpatibtf of the colored reed in the goverament
of the country, and whatever. may. be their other
disqualifications, they hive given signal proof of the
fervor, promptness-and-unanimity-of-their-loyalty.
By their vote the first legal movement for the resto
ration of tlysTevplted Ststesof the South: haer . just
been carried in every one of thdie Stales. In the
,preliminary State conventions which have been
'called and chosen by their votes.; they. have :been
content:to hold a very small kOrtlepdf, the .power,
and .1 heir; conduct, in ' the
,exercise of their new
rights, ander s uch highly - re:knoll6lli¢ circumstances,
has teed praiseworthy. , Their work; therefore,
proves acceptable to all but rebels iii -Who+
dread,-the suprematy of the, Republicanf party, for
which the votes Of the
,free!lnien are cast with, stri a
king unanimity. If , unrepponiag- . .prejudice at 'the
North will but be patient or .a few montlis,-it will'
'be evident to the world', that black eAnierican," .
and his' loYtil Mel - lain tire Sbutli, j are as caiiable
self-government, and' have an infinitely 'safer politi
cal instinctgen eration s of their predecessors,
4rho have been, all the_ time, . hatching rebellian,;..)
that-they iiii%ht;he..the more free to oppress
Wank man,' qo t movemeot..itow, short. of revolm .
tiontiri; can ro bthem of the honorof n g.
the Union, on thW,Conl . Safe and It'onerable basis of'
loyalty, accredited-And elittaf is - guaranteed.
:A nil the time 'May be - ' nearer -titan- we supposed,
when we first. intimated, in urging theiradmission to'
the rights - of citizenship, that the colored loyalika
in the South will eventually .appear. as
_guardians
and saviours of the principles of liberty, in the poli
dy of our Cobntry. They Are raPidly.availiiß theta-, ,
`aelves of thelipportunities'orobtaining t ariedtication.
Three -It undrecf thonsinklihaVe Yearned 't6 .) rend'`,;ifi
three yea t rs, Gen.'ll °Ward; their true Moses, says
-400,000 Are in the schools' Of the Smith..::The: first'
'school house ever erected in, Warrensburg,.-Mo.,itas,
just been ,built
,by t l t he, ,cre.ed men ! i l4rteoltp,
Uuiversity Ibr tritirung;Colore& preachers, has an - ,
endowment 'cotnideted of $BO,OOO, and Dr. E. F 4.,
Adams, mi:o - 'eltapient edeVities - rn :the ,
country, has begun" his labors- As :piordSort.- Were.
Tile Baptists have etarted a !thtotogieal , -ablidoi s for
them at Augusta. Rev. Charles Beecher and his sis- ,
ter, Mrit,Stowe ? ,lkave goneto Florida, upon wplan•
talon ; owned hy,the latter,,toear,%l.in thework
,of
the,rreednen. T ,
TO ' elnin'etitly just and liberal proposal tohesto*
all the , fighteka - Citizenship upon colore dbar popu
lation, of the North, has,' for the present, 'been -de
feated ; generally, however, by majorities which
show an improvement on former trials; f the. ;kid&
Colorphobia',seems - even less rabid in the rebel , Old
School Assemblrof the South, which , this Year has
rescinded its outrageous, action t oflist year, refOing
to recognize the parityof'or4iiieeil Men, if they were
colored.' One--thotith All er" th e ArrterldatorY' ReChn
,
struction Act poised Congrese, `last July, , ' the Re
form Bill finally passed-the 'House :of •Lordi in the
British Parliament. So-the enfran,chitlement of the',
working class - pf. England and of the .c.x , slaves, of t
America, is going ,forwar'si, 4; moat pari.passu .
DDITTIARY. • , •
Whatever other;expectationaireapecting the prod : l•
,ect of the yearn in ay. .1414 t he harvestaf death, isal-
Witys cure. Atiiong the gathered sheaves of that
harvest, in' Ifietl; we recall the naniee or the 14e6- -
rian, Archiliald ioflOril 'Ross:And" rotee'-- • '
80T Shelve frchn the'vtalksitlf , edietice (the retiert of
the death•'of- Dr.+ tiringston; it iernow ;hoped, may
ptove,immature); oft Sir Frederic.kul3zunt,tfrom' the,
diplomatic,circle. Washington;,. l ot John Gran--
Ville Penn, the 'hist descendant of the foeuder of our
Cornmonmealth bellying the patronymic na me ;'_ol'
ex-governoti, 'Joseph .A.; Wright, David Itl'liorter,'
and theAniinent Wndrews, of Mhssachusetti; - Of die / .
tinguishedt Educators, , Jeremiah ?Day, tChester
Dewey,•Mrii , Airietta Ingram, Henry' MillsA; add
Charles P. Era,utli; of ,large-hearted--Christians;
John ,Ilenderson, of Park, Scotla.pd,.and Hon.. Wm.
H. Brown,
s of phicago; „of ministers not included
above, Min - Campbell and ',ladies Hamiltop; hcith
of the old world, and from the ranks'of the Atneii
`Can Clergy; Nathaniel.' Hewitt, Gaiin
Hitkok, 'Joel Ileav'es; Job a; M. Krebs
Y; Monroe and Wm.,11.-Englia; of the' ministry of'
our,ovvi - kgliurch, Frederick Starr, Jr., George ; Foot,
J. W. Davis . , Thornton A. Mills, Thomas Louts=
buri, and within the last, tew claya, the honored:pa
triarch tif t LrPen'nsylvaniii Synod 'X DeWitt.
Who shall fill the like specein next annual r
v e
vteis,orie of-thliiie 'divine secrete which-tons trior=
aremulcicketiconly bytthe warder,
Rey.,Pr. Ilarbaughht death-ia anntiunced just
itele.close this,list., t He 'was a distinguished pastor
and wgiteri of the-Gertne4,Reformed‘Chureh. . ,
• ~ ~f
•
, .
CLARK—§TRWAILT.,On'tke Arch Et. Pierriy
leriala ekdrelol;Philadeliihia, by the W. , Coniking;Tlieodore
Y. Clark, uf Delawgre.; tu,Retta r solfrigurit Mrpighter of the tale, Chas:
Stewart, of Cream Ridge, New Jersey. , -
. ,
This inlendia IIAIR . DN . .!: is the„tuise In the, World. The only'
true and jieifeeftiii—Ntinitleee; !tellable, IhstantaneOns.`No' dii.l
- No ridiculous tints. Natural Blactor BroWn.. 'BO;
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so ft 41 1 1 4 Trinhie signed ": tynitit Alfireutteii;
All of t hki ht`iemeee'lxiiitatiedil iindipt i fitild be 'a AINII. &NNW iNI
Druggietireliil :faittOryk-8143eribly4itreet, NCw York.
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What are its Wristlet These are questions which the great Ameri
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did and satisfactory reply. The prepitAition is a mild and gentle
saline cathartic, alterative and tonic and is most carefullyprepared
in the form of a snow white powder, containing all the wondertal
medical properties of the far famed Seltuer Springe of Germany. •
Of its effects, we would say that those who have tested the. pre
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A Cough, A Qold, or A Sore Throat,
Requires immediate attention and ahould be checked. If
to continue, Trrttatiwes of the Lungs, a Permanent Throat
Disease, or Oeninmjetion, is often the result.
BROWN'S BRONCHIAL TROCHES
Haying a direct influence to the parte, gire'immediate relief. For
Bronchitis, stigma, Catarrh, Consumptive and
Throat Di Troches are wed with always good success.
Singers and Public Speakers illle them to clear and
.trebgtheb the voice. ; . : .
OBTAIN only "Berotit'e BROZCHUL TEOCHZII," and do not bike any
.r)f the WORTRIABS ittrrenons that may ,be offered. Sold every
where. decs-Sen
IPA L AND INTEREST
11T . G 0 L . D. Co• 1.7.
THE BEST INVESTMENT
Capital.
FIT s.'
Opted; anion otlnvestorn, Trnudion, ExonntoM, and others - de
airing mi.,untinnally oaf; reliable. And pro&able form of Arms,
nent'OrrezOimut, called it l othe advantages and, assurances of The
-CENTRAL
.P:10 , F1 . ,' ' RAOOO
•EIIMT: MORTGAGE BONDIV:
) t' ..
The Op(PA:7I offer, tOy nip_ their
SIX P R CENT'. i3101.:1)
BONDS luld'irobiath ill'etitorle the Mleerhig;
0118
,qollllllfeittio6r 1,1m - its tlitqokaParilion with ti ii irietita and
• °c(4 ls'.u",it'el i nhAtFl qfP ) t.P# l 4t." sa*ttiesP ;. . •• • .
Theta eon laic .btuddtdpoilithemoit 'Mai' and ft - eh:lade part
of the Grand National Pacific /Railroad, soon to become the main
'channel of comunicatio._ on the continent.
t
IT. The local settletnent, and' thehiSinesa' therefrOinis reinarkar
'birlarwandtprifflnsble;,andMinst;constantlyincretuie:
• nitipichardest part orltherdid iapew brnl and tHa himiluder
mill be ietPillx carried focurar oTer the Sal risshe,Plains.
IV. ~Thpi giCiater part, of the rune ,necessary , to.bu'ld The reed 111
providedOveinnient etillordinate lien.'
~ -1 ..• s• •
V: The State attit - enler 'cities or 'California bette.Contrilititeil
erardAt13,000;01:0) totheinnterpriee, 'Without. lien: , , ;
VI:. a grant laudda detained atin birly day to Prete of kir
: greater market value than the total, of the kiret Mortgage. Bondi,issued upon the road and' equilimeista: - t'-" ll V g li miti .•T o h n is i ttili t ll t es altogether among' the etlver prodtl
v, .reVertnes,ere received '
• VIII. The management of this Company has been diitingnithed
for prnOleu r ir And economy ,; And the surplus °soilage, aftw
in ~paye
nt otzexpeisfal andintereat, arsrderuted construction" purpo-
Ave.
IX VS° laterei,aiabtlitieS'ont.he Company urwitvtherportioa now
In eperatiou /Re leas than a third, the net Ea rnings.
X. l 891.1 pRILICIF:AL ANp IpITFIRT , ABS PAiLIVA IN GOLD, under
epecial piiAltitoiiwof both' Natlanei and State enactment.
. ' ' ;
" • `nn •
4:4 $l,OOO each, with semi-annual istild
tot,
1 I'
. b 5.00
Piaui attiichidAillAdd in' January and July, and are °Mired tor sale
it 95 per cent. of their par value and accrued luterestlrour July
f ' tll P..?o I= ,
,- z s.
At liji!,t4l , ne they, Oeld ueariy.
}link, pet Cent. 'upon the Inirettplent
Thole& Bond, bid fair to attain the most prominent
_position
among the vton-speculative)nveetpieits 'of the country, and: wilt be
eistiselY dealt-in at the•money'rentresin=liiiriMe. s ' '
' 1 Holders Hof: Government'Securities': hatre an opportunity' iit ei:,
ehangtog.tbem for quetzal., Racitio Beads, jrariocan'equal rate, of
Tth the prhicipai,abunlhuitly secured, and of reslizitig
ten to fifteen per contin addition. ,
OreierS Sent'4ith the funds through responiible Bank '
s` or Bi
preseComjnioe willirecoire prcimpt attention. Bonds lent hrrie
turn Rxpresb, toiany oideress in the united States,at our cost." In;
' . ftorms;tios,,„lrscriptive Pamphlets, Iktursi, far4bed;on
ltiois at the.uMet - t - ottlie Balroad - Gampezif •• , eT •
•
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... 100.00
No. 43 W.ICLISIE STREET,
sc• : ~;~
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Bankers told Pealersin Gaveinment`Seoruities,
Financial :ducat' ts of the C. P. R. 1L.C0.,
N6' 5 Nitsian Street New York
.end ar
BOWEE &TOE; Epecial Ait t nts,l3 : ?item:haute Exchaw.
Mali,'" • ' "
7110 S. A. BIDDLE & CO.,
• T.OISEISEED,;WHIIBENiE CO., • '
p.& NERICES is po 2 ,
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E.
• JAMES E.. LEW-ABS' eCO. - ' • ,
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Osten Picturesond Catalogues : . .ept Rir 1¢ cents .postags. MAN
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•
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• SIXTH VOLUME.
ape the ableat i tiev'tapaper in tlr MbltbS, Stfites,'"ELoadon
Sainfany RCVII:IW.
"AiliadicaTjattrnal-of acknowledge&ponren.and cta
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man or abilitifor a cultivated audience."--tLandon
Pail biaig.Oazette. • . .
Tr'EMB sf, per annum; clergicnen, Si. janrYnt :`%
. 1 • ' • OODKIN , & CO.;Now York..
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"11m,The V4egtti4ltt!eßU4wonaryf Uialsam,for.C..weisq,
C9LDS, and cottsumenos; IS nut one of 'those ephemeral *strum&
that are , forgottenein.theasanie.year; they are r9ntation
oi FORTY Yltelle standing ' , and :an ineresning*ularity, In pretty
good eviNice of ' its value." Ot genui
~ - REED, CUTLER
a‘co.....pniggisti,Alostoo,.l:'roprieliortn: • • .;;;
91 . 0 arday . I for Ai11. 7 -3teneiii Tool igaMples Free.
Acidrei3B' • A'.l.:-FIALAM; Spitdgfiifld;Vt• '' ... jata 4t
- gpig ATERS'SIFTESTI'IIE4III: I 3I PIANOS, With,Agruffe 'Treble,
Iron Esanse and over-sttung,Bass,,w.ll stand mt,y elimate.
,Melodeons ; P.arlot, Ohnroh. and Organs.
Thu best manufactured, warranted for six yeas.
SecM,ddland PianotrAltflUdeona, arid !Organ& •ut
. gr. at `b4rgaina.
Prices from $lO to ,5225. Monthly instalments 13,17CiVed.11 , 1, the
Home. Illustrated catidege mailed. Wareronni No. 481nroadwaY,
New York.
jam/..-2in • . 110 RACE WATERS & CO.
• z•-• - .• .
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or) , 'THE . BTIBT .P-APER.
FOR THE FAMILY
/OR THE /ARM,
FOR ' TLIE GARDEN,
FOR Tddß L30 1 1S ; ANG GIRLS.
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0;11.744S 32 ro 40 LARGE . QUARTO PAGES,
' , • • Arm Z 8 BZAUTIP LLI TiLiISTILLSED. , .
TERRs.:; 1 50 asear; 4:copies; $5; 10 copies, $l2; 20 copies
41 each.
T. 11, 1? A YEAR.
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ilecs-1m F robliskoro, 2t& Broadway, Rey! York.
'EVERT :=OWN••• - PRINTER ;
-YOO4.,ANI)"OLEY
rPrlikilOWE IMPROYELPEISTI!I9 PRESSEE are thebp4 *7lO
elnetpeek portable yard an d Premes eyeiluvented.
hill Mauls; be ' printei: t:ritlin; ex
. Price, ol Premier-410, iolth $23 and sat ryiete ot an office
with" Preas;=l.4ls, $4B at.id SW. St•ud rur s Circrtbir to the
LOWE MESS COMPANY, WAren. tTi LIIT, BOSTON.
AMERICAN
PRESBYTERIAN
"AN INDISPENSABLE AID."
The Synod of Pennsylvania, at its late meeting in
Williamsport, passed the following resolutions:
Resolved, That this Synod recognizes the AMERICAS
PRESBYTERIAN as an indispensable aid in forwarding
the denominational and spiritual interests of the region
which it occupies.
We ask no one to labor for us without remuneration,
and we offer to those procuring us new subscribers,
the following liberal
CASH PREMIUMS.
For every new aulasciiber paling $3.00 in , advance,
(in the city, $3.60), - "avrestium of ONE DOLLAR.
For every elub of ten new' names and $25.00, a pre
mium of 'FIVE DOLLLne.
OTHER, PREMIUMS.
FOR ONE NEW NAME.
DR. MEARS' BEGGARS 'OF HOLLAND; or,
HOLLAND'SJOEM KATHRINA, - Post. Free.
For one new name and $3.20,
Da. GILLETT'S ANCIENT CITIES AND THEIR DOOM.
For one new name and $3.75,
DR. MARCH'S WALKS Ain) HOMES ON JESUS ; ()It,
LIFE OF JOHN BRAINERD, Post. Free.
For one new name and.s4.oo, •
HOURS AT HOME; cm, GUTHERIE'S SUNDAY
MAGAZINE; OR, GOOD. WORDS, (to'those
not already taking them).
For one new name and 0.50,
LITTELL'S LIVING AGE; post.,paid.
FOR TWO NEW NAMES.
Lange's Commentary, either of thnvokumes, postage.
free, for two. new, names and $7.50. . •
FO .
R
Smith's Dictionary of Biblical Antiquities, English
edition, 1 col., post. free, foy three new names and
$lO.OO. •
FOR FOUR NEW NAMES:
Webster's Pictorial National Dictionary. pust
issued. 1040-pages; 600 illnstrations.
FOR FIVE NEW NAMES.
Carter's Edition of the works of Jonathan Edwards
4 vola. 8 vo. 2760 .pages. :..:
FOR SIX NEW NAMES.
D'Aubigne's Reformation. - 9 vols. ; or Kitto's daily
Bible Illustrations.' t 8 vols. ;' or Latelrs:Living Age.
.
• . . . FOR . SEVEN NEW NAMES.
Any Three Volumes of Lange, postage free, for seven
new names an023.25..r
' FOR EIGHT NEW NAMES,
7.Weikater's great Unabridges Illustrated 4to.
FOR TEN NEW NAMES:
i Barnes' Notes op . llLe . New Testamept, 11 volumes,
postage frie,Tor44iiiteis% - ntunel3 and $3OOO.
.p.FOR FOURTEEN NEW NAMES.
The A. L. O. E. Library in. 37 vols.; in handsome
uniform binding, andla: neat Library Case a wood.
FOR TWENTY NEW.NAMES,
We offer
A. : RIF T Y-Fkir E DOLLAR
GROVER & BAKER'S SEWING MAOMNE.
This machine is already sb well and'faforablrk lowa
to the public, that comiiiendationja superfluous. Its
merits,have long.sinoe,even it: a foremost Risco among
the few machines accounted the BEST., 4 took the
highest premium at the Paris Exposition: the Cri4s of
the Legion of Honor, and the Emperor himself•decorated
the agent of the Grover and Baker Machine with this
honor. , Those whoobtain the premium can take their
choice of the Elastic Stitch Iffacpie with Hemmers, or
the No. 9 Shuttle Machine ivitho r nt Hemmers. A pam
phlet 'containing samples of both 'these istitehes in
various fabrics, With • fulPexplanations,• diagrams and
illustrations, to enable purchasers to examine, test and
cOnip.are their relative merits, will be furnished, on
request.
OUR COMMITTEE'S ~PUBLICATIONS.
Social Hymn and Tune Book.
For every new subscriber sending $3.50, we will
give two ,e,p,pics of the - Hymn., and. Tune Book, bound in
'cloth; peuitafge prepaid. For anew Club of ten, paying
$25.00 in advance, we will send ten copies post. paid.
'We make this offer to any extent.
The entire List of Sunday-school Books'contained in
the Committee's
.Last Circular, including their, late
choice issues • such as Gillett's Ancient Cities, Mears'
Beggars of Holl'and; &a.
'IO7 VOLUMES •IN ALL,
'will be sent free of expense for tkrty-five new name
'and sll*oo, (citisubiefibers $122.59).
SIXTY PER CENT. returned.
Sixty per .cent.-, , more than half of the money sent for
new subscribers at $3.00 per annum, will be returned
in such issues of the Publication Committee' as the,
canvasser . may select, at Catalogue - prices. We will
prepay charges of shipment when six or. more names
are sent. -
Send Post-Office Orders or Checks. We will not
hold ourselves responlible for loss wlire these can be
had. No premiums sent. in any case, when the money
.is lost.
. Advektisements.;-121 cents per line for the first,
and 10 cents for the second insertion:
One-Square, (ten lines) one month '5.2 00
" ' ' . two monthsit 50
" three snonthq' 7 :A
'" . ' - six. months . 12 0o
ii one year _ 18 00
' The foilowing discount on longplversisements, insur:cti
for three months and upwards, is allowed:—
Over -20 lines, I.o' per cent. off; over 50 lines, 20 Per
'cent.; over 100 lines, 03.-1- ler cent.
Address' • - • • - . •
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aii
other eautediek ctanbined. A tilal willfbiinvinca the most Sk(..ptiest.
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