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Verify Truth is sometimes
Stranger than Fiction!
AN ASTOUNDING CURE

1HIs young gentleman is now Irving in those
i who know hin viii bear testimony that his suSrnss ana
cnre are no eSaggeFaiop OF the pieces OF hone may
b. seen ny ca 2D Baltimore srceothsrs are in his
possession. Let the srertien he will testify that
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-4R7UIIpNzIy .NEDIC7yE7
DR.. MoRsE,s

DR.. MoRsE's
INN1G ORATING CORDIAL.
MOT only relieves, ACTUALLY cxterniua,s all nervous
~ diseases. l removing their anI Ldlg up
and the whole physical system ;n; byua,s all
folutely turulnerabe ali attacks is character a
TIE CORDIAL
combines lecullarItcs never btorc ssora,r in any udi
cine While acts specifically upon the circulation and the
and nOvatnE both gives
AMI regularity of action to the stomach and bnH,
To every relaxed organ iuIpsrts st,, muscular
strength aad capacity to endure fat:spr bodily
or mentH TINT IS perfectly astonishing. lv>i
'iat muscles harden under IFS Influence the
every fibre restrung; and Ray segregated Junction.
either In inan or woman, Is restored .al
tones aild stmnHnts produce rr-uctio ptcu.
lar!ty OF
DR.. MuRsE's ISrIGORATING CORDIAL
to operate nnsIH Tir iirvnce 1t uniform
INJECT NEiF LIFE
into the whole system. Tie impotence arr: the relax.
uona'; aud every known affection the
and nHtlVl, EelfeYS'ir cured single courS. Of
rejaSinatng preparation.
Among the diseases which 1t Is an nfnIlIe xers fL
following he rtc Nervous Incnpac;tv IN V4H
Barrennes3 Mysteries; Female Irregularities Neuralgia
SsEyO; Hsataee Low SpirttS FcriiuS
or Despair; Involuntary Weeping: Mental Conas Los
Of Memory TFtnuloqsuess: Hush of Blood thr He'd
SIeuIl InlOlenct; Of Appetite; Amarinrv, Muscular
Relaxation; Irrabty DyspeIrsin Terror aittr Err:
Nervous ConR; Unpleasant EructUls; Et:i Irrtr
uarteS Of the Bowels; ScepessneSs Ennu: Inrouniar
Sighting: Anxiety: Causeess Fears Mononiaria;
iOus Melancholy; and every species OF complaint
whether Immediately OF remotely-witl the functions
nerves
ical eSEcucS. this nnrVae safe anil inhHe NhlaranIts
earnestly recommended. 1t diinse> !cliSi:i
the whole system. and b communicating feeble orsAu-
ism the energy which tyrtd, Indulgence
stsoTcd, it inevitably Hroorgs life, While contributes to its
enioyintnt. ~
stanns leading cal men, and, in fact embraces
profession, occupation and clnss.
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TCF,iTTCEi HOLE!

ICEiIOEl ICE!
TIVE Subscriber takes his methe Of informing his as
Il and the public, tat he Is prepared to
who desire 1t, good leo during the s9
Ills Ice IS OF tie finest quality and the supply ample
years, should simmer last olong that consumers ~
not plenty ms be out IN SHy s II
two and Ice will he furnished daily such price and IN s
quantities MS may desired IS satisfied to let the aO
G Sp lasi o. ''e l' = " ~ ..f' JACOB AAlcE
TOBACCO AND CIGARS.
m BUTTS Z. Honards IS Lump;
~ La narras Dsoropeund lHlmH
~. SfiFRiniltS
i cate J. j., WAde's e - = I{'4sst
1000 La SIe6ttana;
q 6l00 La Mariana, 49,. so L, :. -,
In connection Win large lot OF fine ctgaFs AWAY 90
hand and FOL sale low for ciIsii At GS Main ST.
ny9 = 'YAit TAYLOR, sign. Of Grand IarS. --
8 ICE ICEfit! IL Ell ~. mi.
ME Subscriber y nov TO deliver zee - sbSys
zens Of generally. His Ice vas raI " n
ornlrook, aud Is perfectly free from dirt ne
deliver hstf INSISTED by his so that MS
sili 6s attsnase ~ voISEY wlGD.
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FRANKLIN PIERCE.
THE ENLISTMENT DISPUTE.

THE ENIISIAE $l D1SRO1 e.
1t is generally understood that our Govern
mcnt received, on Saturday last the answer Of
Lord CLAKENDoS to Mr.. MARcTs despatch OF
the 18th December, in which he summed up the
argument of the American side of the Recruit
ment dispute; and rumor assigns to the rcjoln-
der of the British Secretary an elaboratcncsS
equal to that which distinguished the able paper
of the American Secretary. Rumor adds, like
wisc-Ve arc pleased to learn, but how truly
we are, ofcourSc, unable to say-that the reply
OF the British Cabinet while they decline acced-
ing to the American demand for the recall of Mr..
CHAMPION, adduceS mass Of testimony not be-
fore known to our Government, and a variety OF
Calculating circumstances and facts tending very
much to mitigate the gravity of the offence char
god against the British Minister, and altogether
presenting so softemcd view OF the case as to
Justify our Government in not only insisting on
on the expulsionof !eplFending Minister but NC
cepting the expressed regret Of the British Gov
ernmcnt for its unintentional offence as sutIi-
cient PREPARATION for the dsrcspectful act we have
complained of
How. far rumor is correct in assigning this
character to the answer of Lord GLARENDoS we
arc. as we have already said, unable to state
But we can, with entire sincerity, express the
hope that his response may present such an ex-
tenuation of the indecoruIn committed towards
our country and prove so far satisfactory to our
Government as to enable it, without derogation
to itself. to remit the rigor Of the cxpiation de-
mandcd in the removal ofthc Minister, and frank
liz to extend the hand of reconciliation over this
point Of discussion at least, rhc;portals of that
ancient temple which have been too seldom shut
in the worlds history have just been happily
closed b. the wisdom and prudence ofthe Mon
archs of Europe. Let them not be Jared or
reopened by Republican applicability, nor let
it be recorded IN history that Republican Gov
ernn,cnt cal be less wise. less maSnanimous,
less tho. friend u peace than Kings and Empc-
rors The exaction of the suntmu1t jUs is not
more crcditable among nations than it is in pri
vate life.-Gat. Int.
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mr. Eprroa John Parker viii be the Know Nothing
candidate in the CITY District for Commissioner of the
snuc CITIZENS SUFFRAGE.
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W.snIseroN. aIaF Ia, $50.


To the Senate Of Tie United StdSes!' -
return herewith to the Senate, in which it
originated, bill entitled 'An act making aPPTo-
priation for deepening the channel over the st
Clair Oats. in the State If Michigan" and sub
init it for reconsideration, because it is in my
Judgment liable TO many objections to tue pros
ccution of internal improvements by the Gene
raj Government which have already been pre-
scented by me in previous communications to
Congress.
/! In considering this BILL under the restriction
that the power Of Congress TO construct work
of internal improvement is limited to cases in
which the work is Enanifestly needinl and proper
| for the extension of some one or more OF the
mowers expressly delegated to the General Gov
ernrnent, have not been able to find for the
proposed expenditure any such relation, unless
1t he to the power to provide TO- the common de-
fence and to maintain an army and navy. Bot
careful examination of the subject, with the
! aid of information officially received since my
last annual message was communicated to Con.
grcss, has convinced me that the expenditure OF
the sum proposed worid serve no valuable pur-
pose a5coatributiug to the common defence, be-
cause all that could be effected By ii would be to
afford channel Of twelve feet depth, and;Df SO
Temporary character that unless the Holk was
! done Immediately, before the necessity for its
use should arise, itcould not be relied on torthe
vessels of even the small draught the passage oil
which it would promote.
] Under existing circumstances, therefore, 1t
cannot be considered rs necessary means Tor
/ the common defence and is subject to those OBJ
= iections which apply to other works designed to
I facilitate commerce and contribute to convent
ence Of local prosperity of those more imncdi-
ately concerned-aa, object not to be constltu
/ tionally and justly attained by the taxation OF
! tine people Of the whole country.
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decide this question than ourselves
THE PRESIDENTss VETOES.
DuriTe the session 81 the Senate. yesterday,
tyro messages were received from the President
Of the United States, vetoing imp-oreEnent bills
which originated In the Senate Ihes are as
WasurseEoS. May i, 1856
TO III. Senate Of thc, United States:
return herewith to the Senate, IN Whichll
originated. the bill entitled An act 10 remove
obstructions to navigation in the mouth of the
Nississipri river at the Southern Pass and Pass
a Toutrc,a which proposes to appropriate sum
of money, to be expended under the suPeFIntc1-i
dence Of the Secretary Of War, for the opening
and keeping open ship channels of sufficient ca
racity to accommodate the wants OF commerce
through the Southwest Pass and Pass Ontrc;
leading from the Mississippi river to the Gult OF
Mexico"
Inla communication addressed By me to the
two Houses Of Congress on the Seth of DeceEn-
her. 1854. nav views were exhibited in full on
the subject Of the relation of the General Gov
eminent TO internal Improvements. set forth
on that OCCASION the constitutional Experiments
which, in my mind, are insapcTablc 10 Tie pros
ecution of a system ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 0y
means of appropriations from the Treasury Oh
tho United States; more espee1aly tne eo.lsiue-
ration that the constitution docs not confer on
the General Government any express power to
make such appropriations; that they are not n
necessary and proper incident Of any of the ex-
press powers; and that the assumption of au-
thority on the part Of the Federal Government
to commence and carry on a general system OF
internal improvements while exceitIoaaoie Tor
the want of constitutional power, is in other re-
spects preiudicial to the several interests and
entirely Inconsistent with the true relation to
one another of lhe Union and Of the Individual
States.
These objections apply to the whole system
proyements consist Of works on land or in navi-
gable waters either of the scacoast or of the ifi-
terror lakes or rivers.
have not been able, after the most careful
reflection, TO regard the bill before me in any
other light than as part of general system
of internal improvements, and therefore feel
constrained to submit it with these objections
to the reconsideration, of Congress:
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
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spRoIAh NOTICE S.
7-[,-,.TN pRlNTRRN,

Ne are ,ssFs i, .r,s vrln,srs With wades superior
News, BseA apsl 1Ss 1nSs. wehAyc now on handi- =
: NfySS m Il! 6SeSf' prrss Light Green,
- is,SGtE sfNl.e. DARK tSrccn.
Fine REaeHs IGlloWs
Rxtr0 EIgieS do, waite.
Sc Rc6lSlulGSS eS0lN SaEes
Extra SEeiIIcs do SnrntEhS
Light 1klWe. &c- Nc- SGc.
an Inks sold by warranted to be good; and IL found not
to b. sos can lie returned at OH expense,
Terms casis .s.a-sssss=Sz. -
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READ THIS.

Forsnle by 4. II. LOGAN & co.
myse ~ tienl Agents.
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ALFRED HUGHES, NJ. ID.
Homecpathic Physician,

NLFEItEIJ I1UNTFIIIS, NJ. d.
Homeopathic Physician,
HAS removed his office and residence, aud permanently
located himself the corner Fourth Qnueey streets,
below the First Prcsbyterian Church. .sl o.
OFFICE IIorRs:-SIorninE, from 4 to 0
Noon, "a
Evenings, r9
BILL OF PR1CEs-POr single visit 40 cents; medicine,
25 cents. visits day, 80 cents medIcide,
rs cents. Advice at Office, medicine. IS 50 cts,
and upwards. as the may be. JfgS
Obstetric cases from s5to $40. 49,
Visits to the country, according to distance. o.,
The above B OF rrtcess given because IT is said my
charges much higher. IS ss ~
May 3-1yd
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Ms RpITo. me undersigned offers himself aeaudi-
date for Commissioner of tic Revenue for City District,
at the coming election.
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place of the next meeting was called up again,
and warmly debated ut considerable length.
Tho Rev. Mr. Bushnell, from the Western Re-
serve, Hon. Judge Jessop andsevcral others OPP
posed reconsideration. Judge j. said tho as
sembly would be welcomed by the churches
Gnyiehere in the Union. The motion to recon-
slider was withdrawn
frsen in session..
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TUsT received 4 large assortment Of otter
srsi = y ass n HARpER4 son. :.
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A COMFORTABLE Dwelling IIoase on H.,
SSntHninE 81, rooms and convenient to d. sF-
: For Information, eh.lplF,, Of
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AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS.
They dOn'thelp complaints, but they cure them.
One BOX has cured Dysttpsiu. 100 steai-i la@=
Three Boxes haze cured the worst cases Of seFofPla
Two Boxes have cured Rrysipelas u
One Box always cures the Jaundice
Three Boxes sure cleanse the system from Boils
onenlesS than one does IT, e3slf
Two Boxes have completely cured re worst of Ulcers on
the legs.
Small tloses seldom, fall to tnrGthcPnes.
One dose cures the Headaches arising foul
ach ;.5.l= s.sc'..s 3sii
Strong Doses repeated, expe every worm from the
body They should be gven children, who always
more or less afflicted With this seeprge. % ~, T.
As a gentle physic heyhaYe NO equal. sssts
One BOX cures Desangenent Of the Liver.
Half a Box cures Cold. .--
They purify the BLOOD, At the foundation Of
every disease. ~ ~ "a s5 ~
As Dinner P there IS not their equal in the world.
and can do harm but do ac+
compilsh au nhacconntable amount OF good
Prepared by Or. o. AIHh, Practical Chemist, Lowell,
slassachuset4 and and dealers In e
ieine throughout This section. sgg
a. o. GOOD. q CO., Wheeling,
ans ~ Wholesale and: isetail Agents.
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REAL EsTArR sAnna-
For Rent

Eg-The above sale Is postponed aa,il A'9,soa,,r
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spRIMe RIRcrIoN.

I'VE charge FIvE DOI1Gs fer nsestas nominations for
erB to be paid Invariably ia advance Persons not com,
plying @ this r.s, yin understand Wy 'her snncqnce-
meats do NOT apprar.l 8
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THE PRESIDENTS VEToES.
Duri1g the session Of the Senate, yesterday,
t,ro messages were received from the President
Of the United States, vctoing improvement bills
which originated in thesenate. Ihs, are as
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FOURTH DAY.

The Rev. Professor Day, of Lane Seminary.
said that the number of students there is 81
During the 81 years of the existence of that
Seminary, it has sent forth nearly 400 ministers
funds are needed for eadowment-thc income
at present is 100 small for the increasing neces-
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MOT only relieves, hut actually cSrrnnay all neryor,
diseases. hy removing their lidrg up
and Certifying the whole system. nt tua,s all
soutely uyulnerabe ali attacks of tits cfatciyI AID
relapse is therefore impossible
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-22

IN eSVVS GROCERY.
rTIE subscriber las storcose occunied
lby Morrison, Willams Coaon street. set6nl
door below Union where he has opened entirely
stock Of FAMILY every article ofhe best
quality, carefully selected and purcasesl3 cash
sisting IN part OF the following aFtIeles viz Z. -
Refined Sugars, Loaf, Crushed and Powdered New Or
leans Sugar; :firy sz..,i zIffs5,,5 I'd
COHeg; Rio and Java.
Teas, beet GunpoWder, IyEon Skin and Black C,ula,,
aud 'oolonSt y - -
Golden Syrup and New ositahs NIoIasses Is, y
Sntlnegs SI9yss and al Tie orally used.
Fancy and Common Soap, CAudigs Starch and Rice
Bacon, Hams Dried Beef Fatbtty Flour, &c. DC.
To whlet he invites the aentoh Of the citizens OF Wheel
ing, and others wanting such articles.
CAV HENRY L. REED.
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- EoUSB AND LOT FOR SALE
TINE undersigned Offers for sale his House ard L., %
Market street, East side, between NIourpv and
The feet front, wiki good Brick Dwelling Iou
and outbuildtngs S'
1t viii be solllOw and accommodating terms ard NO.,
session given any time after LIST of October.
Enquire Of
sers J. y zlNNER
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-24
FOUR DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.
.vp,vAL OF THE INDIAN AT QUEBEC.
NTTON FIRM-BREADSTUFFS LOWER.
con OILS o. ID.

QUYBrC, Tuesday, Sept %, 1856.
sorer steamship Indian arrived at this port this
uar S.,e. from Liverpool are TO the 10th inst-four
,..,s,e, than those received by the Asa u New
York
The Cuasrd steamship Canada arrived at Liverpool
atm. m. on Saturday, the 9th instant
The screw steamer Etna, from New-YSrk, arrived
at Liverpool OF a. M on the Sth instant, and the
Anglo Saxon, from Quebec arrived at 6 o'clock on
the evening Of the 9th.
The Indian left Liverpool at 81 p. IN. on the 10th
inst. She brings 2O7 passengers and full cargo.
The Anglo-Saxon, from Quebec made the passage
in days and % hours.
Politically there is no news of any special i'm
PortsDoe
It's reported that France will permit its Minister at
Naples to withdraw for time and that England will
not appoint successor the late Sir William Temple.
The news Of the suppression of the instruction IN
Naples is confirmed.
The Greek Government recently appointed Gov
ernor Of the Piraus but the French Admiral had re-
fused to recognize him. The Prussan and Bavarian
Ministers protested against it, but the British Minister
supported the French.
The English Flee; had returned from the Black Sea
TO the BosphOrus.
Correspondence from Russia describes the gorgeous
ceremonies attending the coronation at Moscow.
Il Noyd publishes the Russian reply respecting the
Isle Of Serpents from which it appears that Russia
declares cannot concede except to the joint powers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-24
NORTH AMERICAN STATE CONVENTION.

K, StPt
The North Americans met at the Court House this
forenoon. Seventy-four Delegates wore present +.
w. Walker of Queens was chosen President.
c. Edwards Lester from the Committee appointed
at Syracuse, reported Address. II gives history
of the North American party and the bargains alleged
IN have been made between the leaders OF the Repub
Gcans and North Americans prior to the Philadelphia
Convention 1t asserts that after the nomination there
an agreement was made TO withdraw Mr. Dayton II
The North Americans would drop Mr.. Banks ana adopt
Fremopt II states that the refusal 10 carry out the
bargain thus made has compelled the North Americans
10 repudiate the Republicans or submit to the entire
piostrson Of their principles and the overthrow OF the
n accuses u leader of the North Americans with
seeking to betray and barter away the party at the re-
cent Syracuse Convention, and concludes with recon-
mending the present Convention to Withstand Goa
Ition With their enemies, and fraternize with the
Americans for the overthrow Of their opponents.
The address was adopted.
The Convention then took a recess till the afternoon
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

LIVERPOOL Co1Toy MARKET.-The leading circu-
,a ouo,e the market firm with saes during the three ousi,
mes. dsys subsequent TO the departure OF the ASIA OF o
49, of which speculation and 800 for export
Holdes offered freely but without showing any disposition to
pres sales and the market closed steady 81 previous quo
taiopb $780, III. ..lo-
LIVERPOOL BREAnsTURFs MARKET.-Ihe weather
nnud favorable for the hsvess and the accounts from the
,crur,l districts generally OF satisfactory character
n. decline in Bresdsufs and restricting all speculative
INQUIRY FLOUR is quoted liG2 Dbl lower; with dull
Wsts1 Sd ed bush lower old Red ass, new Red a
s oid White 9Q9i9, l0I9l0l3 Corn dull at a
Seciee Of II; Yellow and Mixed quoted at 81 d5l6, White
S2j ass. n.: $500.
IUKRPooL Provision MARKET.-Provisions gen.
,.Il, are without any essential change BEEF dull Pork
on. BACON steady former rates LARD in moderate re-
Quest small lot the spot sold high as S2 and parcels TO
r;ve brought 7s 77el. TALLow without change.
LosDoH MONEY MARKET.-There had been no
change in the the market since the sailing OF the Asia
CossoIs for Money closed at 94s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-24
REPUBLIC ANISM IN VIRGINIA..
Correspondence Of The N. Y. Tribune.

WHEELING, Va, Sept. Is, 1856.
Our gallant little city, as we complacently call
her, has rendered herself somewhat famous by the
recent mob which annhilated the Fremont Club
just nsingup from the darkness of Fillmore and
Buchanan Slaveocracy, like lone star. That mob
was great thing. For once the Dark Lam
tern Boys and Buccaneers united, Shaking
hands, and trying to excel each other in valorous
deeds. The Fremont men had announced a meeting
at Union Hall, which is occupied by the German
Turner'S who, OF course, are Anti-Savcry. The
meeting was very respectable; some Of our best and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-24
EXTRA SESSION OF THE MASSACHUSETTS LEGlsLAc

EXTRA SESSION OF THE MASSACHUSETTS LEGlsLA :.
IURE-In consideration of the comparative degree OF
ouet lately restored TO the Territory of Kansas the
Ccnrit,ec having in charge the petition TO the Gov
ernor Of this state headed by Judge Fletcher, and
embracing over thousand signatures TOR an extra
session Of the Legislature have Withdrawn me memo
rial for the present. lDo''on Nouie''
mo-, r,oc,.bl French. anadian families OF that city
has been plunged INTO despair by the mysterious disap
Ie,,arce If one of it, female members an amiable,
rrtetty Girl designated as Mile. LEONE R residing
in the st. AIMS Ward. The young lady is said to have
lonod with Young engineer OF the Grand Trunk Rail-
road whose addresses did rot meet the sanction of her
parents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-24
ILLINOIS METHODISTS ON SLAVERY
The following res55..%%.!ia,ns were adopted by the
North Illinois Conference of the H. p. Church at
Henry ILL., on the 9Th of September:


North Illinois Conference of the NJ. p Church at
Henry, ILL.,, on the 9Th of September:
Re'oed That we, Conference than con.
WINGED of the character and snfunes OF Ac
slavery and heretofore regard it the great crying
Ills ion and the American Chuche.jro pardEng the
Union and prosperity ofhe former aud degrading and running
the latter.
Resoed That will continue with undated zeal
yielding and well meant opposition 70 this ubiquitous practice,
In consistent with our holy Christianity and = sound
Istiiosmduy consulting the openings OF Divine Providence
well rs the oracle OF sacred truth.
Resored That believe the time has when
Is Conference should and i'll the fear # God do. dissolve
al connection and fellowship with all persons and
churches who buy SELL hold their ow.uen i'll state Of
Slavery for purchase or gsin
Re,oited That will dissolve church eccessst
cal relations with nonssythodT non-syehodng Churches
and nonsveholdng Conferences IN the Methodist Protestant
Church, whether North or South.
Pe,oireG That We Conference will labor and We here
invite our unite and labor with in seek
such modification Of the poy of tie Church will
exclude all holders and ssyehodng Churches from our
eccl.sisscsl Denomination.
the NJ hodist Protestant Church recognizes or give. conn
nydious distinction in the Church OF td
with solemn convictions Of the purity and ny
Of The Christian character and without ScHPura -ulofty