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The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1847-02-25
HOUSES INDIAN TONIC.
A SAFE AND SURE CURE FOR

SAFE AND SURE CURE FOR
CHILLS OR AGUE AND FEVER,
In the unprecedented time of Five Hours.
The attention OF the public is called this great
remdey for hills or Ague. and Fever, and in
doing so. the Proprietor deems il proper 10 make
The following declarations, The TRUTH OF which,
he desires the people to test by trial. aud he
will cheerfully abide their decision. viz list.
The article is pleasant and convenient to take.
2n.. Ii will cure EVERY case, if the directions
observed. 3rd. II will leave no injurious
effect in the system; on the contrary, is imparts
strength 10 the constitution. 4th. Ii is purely
vegetable, and re fined from oil gross particles
which render other preparations SO muddy and
disagreeable TO the tasIe. 5Ih. II will cure
with perfect certainty in FIVE hours.
~ Certificates on the wrapper around the
bottle, Of cures from six months 10 ten years
standing.
Prepared and sold. wholesale and retail, by
GEO. w, HOUSE, Nashville. Tenn, and by
WIN. NJ, WOOLSEY. Druggist.
may 7. '46-6m. Evansville, Ind.
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REV AREIII

IfG. BENZ. SMITH, be not written with a
PEN on the Bottom OF the box, all sugar COate
Pills. a re counterfeit.
Principal Office 179 Greenwich Street, large
brick block, N. Y. Price Is cents box.
Nov. s. I846-40-6m Or fee So
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EVANSVILLE WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
BEATH Err STORE,
BY DECKER s. KRAMER.

FEXHE subscribers have the pleasure of an
nouncing to the surrounding country-to
sadalers, Shoemak ers, &C., that they have now
in successful operation, TANNERY. adjoin-
ing Evansville under the superintendance oil
competent W orkmen, from which they con-
stantGy receiving at their depot Main street
between First aud Second, all kinds OF Leather.
such as Sole, Harness, Birdie, Stirling, Coarse
Upper, Kip, Cali Skins and Innings.
They also manufacture Glue aud CuTled
Hair, Shoemalke Findings, Laets, Pegs, Thread
and all other articles used by the craft.
They have also in store and for sale an assert
meHt of Groceries Liquors, and Queensware,
fy I7,-tfy. DECKER & KRAMER.
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ID \ g. ~ IS
Sis lei

DIR. McLANE'S American Worm Specific,
Promptly erpeIs corntS to an almost IN
credible number.
FIVO substantiate the above fact many hundred
Il oil testimonials could be adduced, out OF
which the following are selected, from indVld
uals OF standing and veracity. Indeed, il is al
frmed that each new trial of the powers OF this
remedy will have additional tendency to-
widen and confirm its fame. and that il it were
universally known and difused over the United
States, it would not less than many hun
dreds, if not thousands OF lives annually.
CERTIFICATES.
This Is to certify that purchased from Holmes
& Kidd vial OF DR.. M'Lane's merican Worm
Specific, and gave Two doses TO a boy Ofmlne
about three years Of age. He passed fully halt
pint of worms. The quantity So large L
was really alarmed, and called in several oil my
neighbors them. Had this story beea re-
lated 10 me. could not have credited it, with
out being an eyewitness TO the same. My
child's health improved much after.
SAM'l4 MORRISON.
Merchant Tailor, w ODD ST., Putbsurgh.
Some two months ago purchased vial of
Dr. McLane's American Worm Speeihc.
gave a boy of mIpe most of vial; he passed
lorIy very large worms. From that time his
health improved very much. l had tried two
other Vermltuges to no purpose. believe DR..
NJ Flames the best article before the public.
ID. CALHOUN.
Miflin township, Allegheny county.
HEAR MEDICAL TESTIMONY.
From a regular physician, DR.. G. S. Smith, Sun
fish, Ohio.
Mr.. ]. Kidd-Dear Sir:-I have used in my
practice DR.. M Lanes Worm Specific, and have
often witnessed iIs efficacy in exPeIing worms
from the system A patient of mine. Q short
time ago. gave vial of the Worm Specific
a alY
worms were expelled.
DR. M'LANE'S WORM SPECIFIC-A child
OF mine passed one-third OF pint OF with
one vial of DIR. McLane's Worm Specific. 1t is
truely surprising medicine.
T. BACKBONE E, PEBBLES township.
THIS valuable medcine is sold by
J.KlDD& co.
PARENTS READ THIS
DIR. McLane's Worm specific.
A few days ago purchased from Jonathan
Kidd & Co, vial of DR.. McLane's w orm Spe-
cl6c: gave dose to child years old; sh t
passed 1 worms. | must have another vial. -
The promptness that this medicine possesses in
expellings worms from children is truly surpris-
| ing trial o! which will convince any nnpre
JUDGED person. D. SHROM.
Sharpsburgh, near Pittsburgh.
MEDICAL TESTIMONY.
| Mr.. Jonathan Kidd-Sr: This is to cert fy
that bought two dozen DR.. McLane's Vermi-
tuge OF your agent, aud used it in my practice
and out Of the two dozen did not hear, in one
| instance, where there failed IN having
the desired effect, aud IN every case expelins
| from % TO SO worms.
| N, b. This statement Freely make. that til,
people may try aud know the effect oil this pow
I erfuI IN edcine>
| feb % A.P. CORYELL, NJ. D.
| For sale by w. s, C. BELL, at their new
! brick store Main street, Evansville, indiana.
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GREAT DlSCON l. X I
AGUE AND FEVER.
Cured in less than PA hours, or money
returned.
BULLS CELEBRATED HONEY COATED
Vegetable Tonic Pills.

Vegetable Tonic Pills.
A PURELY VEGETABLE Pre- 'ARATIoN-THE BEST
"a remedy in for the certain and
permanent cure OF the above diseases. These
PHIs are as pleasant TO the tate sugar balls :.
az Prepared only by JOHN BULL, sole pro-
prieUr, and sold, wholesale aud retailby BULL
& ALDEN, wholesale Druggists, 81 Fourth ST.,
Louisville, by.
This vaua BILE medicine is offered to the pub
lie one OF the most sure and certain rem edies
ever discovered tor the permanent cure OF
AGUE aud FEVER, ia any of its various
forms. II possesses many advantages over most
of the tones which now flood the country, the
principal OF which are: LIST, 1t is a more certain
remedy, one dose seldom fails make sure
and lasting cure. Cd. 1t contains nothing dele
teriOus or poisonous 10 the system, consequent
ly il may be taken without a tear Of any oil the
bad effects which attend the use of most OF the
Ionlcs OF the present day. Sd. 1t is more con.
venIent Tor transportation, and not liable to
loss from freezing, breaking, leakage, and other
accidents which attend the liquid bottles. 4ih.
1t is more convenient and pleasant TO take, and
it's 50 nauseaung. 5th 1t increases the APP
petite and braces the whole general SYSTEM
! And, lastly. it is offered much cheaper that
any other tonic now in use, which places in
within the reach of every one. so thai the poor
man is enabled to save his DOCTORS bill, aud es
cape days and erhs ps weeks OF sickness.
/ The proprietor has received. and is daily re-
!
of the efficacy OF this Tonic; but, knowing as
he does the imposition which has been practised
upon tee public in the way OF false certificates
lin bringing medicine OF this kind into notice,
he will only insert one received IRON one oil
our oldest and most Tespee table citizens, 10
whom any one may refer if they doubt the eff
cacy OF this medicine:
CERTIFICATE. ~
Mr.. Bull having requested me TO state what
know in relation 20 the efficacy OF this Tonic
tPilI, in the cure Of the AGUE and FEVER, | viii
lsay that / never used them myself. but receiv ed
couple OF boxes from Mr., VIM. Il. Spurrier-
as a donation to poor family. and they speed
lily cured eleven out of thirteen, and the only
remaining two'were very small children, un-
tble to swallow pills. This large afflicted
| family and connexions from ST. Louis theiI
way TO Tennessee. J.H. OVERSTREET-
The pills gave MIR. 0versIreet were made
by John Bull. WM. I. SPURRlER.
Louisville, MayI, 1876.
NIB. None are genuine without the written
signature. on each direction, of John Bull.
Sold wholesale and retail by
JOHN BULL & CO.
Sold by w. & C. BELL, Main ST. Evansville
nd August 27. 1916.
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Watenown, May 81, 1876
J. GREEN.
Tonawanda. Pa, Sept. 10, 1886.

Tonawanda, Pa, Sept. Is, l846.
DR.. Benz. Smith
Dear Sir: Your agent left with me lot OF
your Sugar Coated Pills, and / have but few
boxes left. Every box have sold has given
entire satisfaction. ] have taken them myself
and / consider them the best pills have ever
used, and / am not afraid 10 recommend tn EN-
TO The public. ! wish a further supply at once
Yours respectfully.
JACOB KELLER, P. NJ.
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J. L. BITTRoLFF,

watch anu OIOCk NlttheT anu JGWeII6T,
"a EGS leave TO Inform his friends that he is
p prepared 10 do all kind ork in his line
in the neatest manne, and cheap. A large sup
pIy of all kinds OF JEwELRT on hand and for sale
csEAY. Main street, Evansville, Ind. jan Ii
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INSURANCE. AGENCY

INSURANCE AGENCY
FEyHE subscribers having been appointed
I'LL Agents for the .'Coiumbus Insurance Com
pany" are prepared TO effect insut ance on Fire
and Marine risks at low rates. Believing the
above Office to be OF the best in the western
country, they have no hesitation in recommend
ing this Company to the favorable notice Of the
public. 81 OCKW ELL & CORBET.
apr %, '46-tf.
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~ ENTUCKY JEANS--2 eases just
~ received on consignment, and for sale by
the piece only. by the subscriber, who is agent
for the Steubenville Jeans Manufactory Com
pany. c. NJ. GRIFFITH.
NoY. 5, ls4e-tf.
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EN- CHI A n u II III % y Il Il.
s EVANSVILLE, INDIANA. ie-stfsasl
FEsEHlS extensive and pleasant esia blisbmento
IL SO convenient to the river, is again COM
mended TO the notice OF the travelling public.
The large increase Of. patronage, since it came
under the control OF the undersigned induces
The belief, that his efforts to sustain a FIRST
CLASS HOTEL are appreciated, and devoting his
Undivided and personal attention 10 his busi-
ness, his guests may be assured OF every COM
iort and attention. ,ia.a ls
The .sExchange' ad joins the great steam
Boat Landing, affording travellers wishing to GO
up or down The river great conyenlences, and
Ia watch is kepida and night TO secure to them
1.-The earliest conveyance. . ~ assn .auf
The excellent line of Mail Couches 10 the
North. intersecting at Vincennes with all the
ronis concentrated there depart from the "Ex-
changer every Monday, Thursday and Saiur-
day mornings, and the large livery stable at
tached W III furnish extras at any moment, to
forward travellers onward. s5sa1
! With these facilities, of SO much moment TO
THE business man. the undersigned once more
soicits patronage on the ground thath intends
Ito deserve IL. e-sH ea 4ss asss $3.50 d
apriIlI. 1846-ly. c. X. DREW.
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~ BRLS. fresh Macklnaw Pickerel, first
eS rate article for family use. Just received nd
for sale low by BABCoCK, BROTHERS,
aug7 as &C. Water street.
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ANSEL WHITE.

Prepared by E. THORNTON, Jr. Scld wholesale
and retail by WYATT 81 KETCHlAN l21
Fulton 81. N. Y. and ALLEN e. HALLOCK,
Main ST., near Water, Evansville la.
Nov. ~. I846-6mo.
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AfFKOF Ed -bI HE FAOULI :,
For Coughs, Colds. Asthma, Bronchitis. Con-
sumption. and all other affections OF The
Bronchial tabes.
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Ex GRANGE HOTEL.

Oct. 20, le46.-tf. ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-14
American Society for Mciiornting the Condf-
ton OF the Jews.

"a second meeting of this society was held last eve
ming, at tho Central Presbyterian church. in Bronze
street.-The Rev. THOMAS DsWirTr d. d.. presiding.
The exercises having been opened with prayer by the
chairman and hymn sung by the choir, the report Of
tho Treasurer read, from which 1t appeared that
the receipts OF the society for the past year. including
balance ON hand of $l42 50, were 5000 a. Expcndi-
lures for the period, were $500 81 leaving
balance in the treasury of $50 20 -,"~. 80" ''
Tho annual report OF the society," Of which the follow
Ing 10 abstract then read by the Rev JouS Sill
Bic, ofths city, Secretary for Domestic Correspondcnces
This Society having permanent or vested funds has
during the past year, been wholly dependent for the
means Of sustaining and extending its operations on the
Promised blessing Of Israel God and the rovvng favor
OF Gods people The receipts into the Treasury have
been $4,000 H. being Of actual donations and
subscriptions to the ewh Chrorice oyer those OF the
previous year of nearly $500 No fear misgying is
et but that so ong'a the Society in the
faithful prosecution of its appropriate work lie who
claims the silver and the gold for his Will provide
. enough OF bp;h for adj its wants. ..t
fenittahces have. been received from most OF the
AUXILIARY aud several new societies have been rned
ihe JrtDish Chronict, continues to prosper, the
mOhily eotion having been recently enlarged TO 900
copies; he Bond com IeLd u with uacnce to the
notce oil the knbic al In addition other valuable
features IL Is believed 70 be The only publications e,
IN this country OF IN hroie, that present full
and careful digest OF whatever rs TO ma intel
lgcnt Christian mind in the whole ange of modern Jew.
ISL pssious Published at ~ year
The discontinuance OF the mission house has
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half the cost for Bibles be distributed every soldier
In his army Liberty OF conscience is now allowed
In the Turkish empire and under the Pacha OF
Egypt, and thus new field for exertion is
opened Mr. Corderoy took occasion In closing his very
rapid and eloquent strain of remark to thank the
pie OF America for the generosity they had extended
Ireland He said it a noble sight see the gallant
stripes flying Mt her mast head laden with provisions for
the furnishing poor. The help most timely. for the
month Of April had been expected to be the one In
which the unfortunate Irish would suffer most from
fever and famine
Professor MANpEvILLE, of Hamilton College, was pre-
sent and was expected to address the meeting but
excused on the plea OF severe cold Mr. Frelinghuysen
therefore, proposed the following resolution himself
Resolved. That the patrons and friends of this Society
should N the exercise Of wise foresight prepare as far
AZ araton may be possible for extraordinary en-
at no distant day, of the sphere OF opera
tons both at home and abroad. f'.
nor NJ. j. GoNsALvEz thanked the Society that
while they sending the bread OF this life to Ireland
they had forgotten to provide the bread of
life for his countrymen, the Portuguese
Hon. EMORY WAsHBURN, OF Worcester, Mass, made
argumentative remarks and offered this resolution
viz
Resolved That the general diffusion Of the holy scrip
lures efficient of domestic police in a
public deserves the counenance and support Of every
friend Of our free institutions.
The Rev. MIR. Andrews, of Kent, Conn addressed the
Society very eloqucntly ana listened to with evil
dent pleasure. He proposed the following.
Resolved That the Bible should be precious to not
only for what reveals in relation present duties but
for the light pours the distant past and the future
where human learning fails to instruct
Alter singing the doxoiogy and receiving benedc-
ton from one Of the dvnes present the meeting ad
journed about o'clock p. M
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was IN the habit ~ earessing while preparing his
mons On saturday he told the monkey that the next
Gay was sunday and he must stay at home.
ne monkey winked ut him. much TO say.
wen see about IT. Sunday came and the min
ister assembled the pulpit. After he had commenced
MS sermon the congregation observed the minister .
yote monkey on top of the sounding board where he
remained during portion OF the sermon. He was OBJ
served 10y tne congregation who were much amused by
MS limitations OF the gestures Of the minister The audi
ence were convulsed with laughter The minister in an
animated tone reproved them for laughing One OF the
congregation told the Of the amusement when the
munster directed his servant to take the monkey away
ms eAniotion was really aughable and amusing.
IN conclusion the Lords prayer was delivered by one
OF the pupils in signs and after benedcton pro-
nounced, the celebration was ended
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After briefly dwelling upon the hourishing condition
OF the society, Bishop JAMES hereupon forward
and invited all present interested in the promo
ton Of Sunday School teaching to address the meeting
Church briefly addressed the meeting In behalf of the
Sunday School system In the course of his remarks,
the friends Of the Sunday School system, and gave
detailed statement of the progress Of German emgra-
ton in this land
The Rev. Mr.. REED offered few brief remarks in
behalf Of the objects of the society He followed by
The Rev. L. r. GR,swoLp who denounced the Sab
bath breakcrs rumsellers, bowling saloon frequenters
and all violators of the Sabbath
Rev minbcr next came forward and advocated the
Sunday school system. He followed by
The Rev }. LoNGKINo. Of N. Y, who also pronounced
q high eulogy on the Sunday school system.
The Rev j VI. REED followed. Offering a few brief
marks In favor Of the Sabbath school system
After some further observations from few members
the meeting separated.
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Police Intclligrnce.

Robbery Of Si(verr Ware ~ .I,bdEy.-On the 5th or
this month the prcmises occupiCd ~ s.r. Edwin G..
LtchG,ld situated W tins D,l House, Albany, were
entered by thieves stealing therefrom the ioo~ing s-
Yer warc:A par Of silver suffers and tray dozen
table spoons IS tea spoous one Hycr plated castor
silver cake baskets, | silver cream cup, lAdle, ]
pair Of silver salt stands, castor. butter knife
spoon sugar tongs aud salt spoon-vaued in all Al
enc hundred aud u,net ynire doars fifty cents Upon
the robbery being made known TO the members Of police
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GREElxSTf' 1 &So ji NSfIARIoTl
MONEY MARKET. ..sl
Thursday, May 1916 r. M.

The stock market continues vcry bnoynnt Quota
Lions fer most Of tho Gneies st sady advancing aud
tnc,e appear. - be general impression that very
handsome advance will be realized present prices
Money Is exceedingly abundant andnny amount Can be
obtained at Eve aud six per cent The banks have
money loan than there Is demand for and We have
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. better time would come Rome would fall and the
Christian religion would be established.
The choir sang hymn when Rev +. NJ DERESBErz
late professor at Bishoshsim Baden Catholic priest
man. The meeting being dismissed, the old board Of
officers were re chosen
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The receipts Of cotton have fallen OF this year to tho
lot inst oss DOT bales compared with last and that L.
the only article of any Importance exhibiting decline
The amount OF received this year has been I'm
mcnse showing increase Of more than hfy per cent
the receipts OF last Pork and beef have slightly
fallen OF The receipts Of -four and whea are about
douhla thnsn of last
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-14

Cos,a Haltsrs No. lJS Broadway Will Introduce on Sur
day next, 18th Instant their Fashions for Gentlemen
me Hats. =
&C. viii to the public and unique style OF
White and Pearl Beaver Castor Hat beauty and
bty with ghtness and comfort the wenre hnished and
trimmed in a and elegant
Also Panama and Straw Hats and Caps for Gents Youths
nndc children.
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Sunday School Union Of the Methodist Epis
cOpal Church, Allen Street.

This Society met last evening" at * o'clock at the
above named Church Aftor prayer the Rev. Mr.. Kid
der Corresponding Secretary Of the Society read the
annual report Of the Sunday School Union Of the Meth
odist Episcopal Church. In the of his remarks
he read the following summary of Sunday School Stats
tics of the Methodist EPISCOPAL Church for 1886
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tionJ Savage still selling Gold Pens a! IS cents The
81 Is Gold Pen 81 So with silver pencil included Also
very superior Pen for So Levi Bown1 Pens reduced
prices Don't mistake the number-92 Fulton street-if you
good Gold Pen cheap The trade supplied the best
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Gold Pcns.-The way to get gool ono Ii "a
Creation 90 have, ior .h: purpose, established whoi..s
from the Pos. 1s. where ySs can ST down and pens and
themselves sIclasive the gold pen business. and BY
doing they offer great the quality and
DR.. J. Ciawson Kelley, the Founder OF the
scy for purpose consulting with patients IN relation 70
s "a vii q s"a his s s "d
nh Inst, n. pe.erpt0n in all cases Of disease confined
recommend any drug that would act njuousto the animal
oiicc hour. from 10 A. NJ mtl.p.M "
The Piambe National Daguerrean Gal
sry the upper corner Of Broadway and Murray has
he largest cGscs9n Of beautiful specimens Of notable per
Ito visit this celebrated gallery ~
Observation-Disclosures u Warning having OBJ
HrS &c 's mfgssa, g hp. s S
,.s e. e N.
Mil NEiss, smo,, ordinary and accomplished mu.i
the great ;onsHme @ lie void play several Fissss
SsS and 5 part o%sss
before mped this country needs only to be seen to
S fi,.S y 5s, S:s' s;'s sS
This Roman model complete and pssiect, the more in
ss: Sfl sssi 4 @
mond Wang holding aeommunication with Dr. Dsbsr,
highly intellectual person. and Of correct and
character who has resided there for years collecting all the
particulars "reminiscences &C. Of this mother OF all Re
pubcs IL exhibits the American people something Of
peudpr and glory Of Rome and how far they advanced
pscus which they thon could excel present country
aud s-e the FIRST few styles Of buildings the second
the hird ia their grc Funeral and State Chariot Of which
carved sdsd aud Pot tossns BY Asrean artists. Supposed
ftom heather mythology and carried out in true Roman
styie.
To- Open the hgt evening from to 10 O'clock The
monirg days from 70 ~ from TOT aud from TO 10 in the
even T.
Admission Is cents. Childfen half Price u
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most approved article in having been before the pub
lie for the last thirty years. he had wholesale and
the subscribers The public and strangers invited call
aud examine the vanous patterns. IL
.. b. ~ ~ q. SAUNDERS SON,
III Broadway, few doors above Courtlsnd ST.
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with elegance and utility the subscribers offer their Travel
ling Dressing Cases complete of the kind
nnactuGed They all the merits of the imported
cle with these advantages being cheaper, durable
and every thing contained In them made for and
each furnished with the subscribers Mstac Tablet.
..l tf. G.SAUNDERS x SON, 1T Broadway,
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American Protestant Society.

The anniversary of this society held last evening
at the Scotch Presbyterian Church. Grand street. Rev
Dr. Philip Aiedoer Presid mt of the Society, presiding
The Chair, under the direction Of Professor Hastings
opened the services by singing
"Wstchmen, tell us of the night.
What its signs Of promise are, SC
Rev. DR.. LANSING, Of Auburn made an eloquent
prayer. when -....
Mr. De MorT, Esq treasurer read his annual report