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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-01
Chicayo, Alton ( st. Louis r. K.
f. 81 s lEs s
AIRLINE ROUTE BETWEEN
Chicago and St. Louis.

rai"s !saes cAtcago tor 81. Losss and tnssyD.e-
didfe places
Accomcusticn Train. Sundays e2c.pi.D 0S0Ax
Express Train. (ssturday's excepted) llfOFA
Cr0ins lears 81. Louis 10, Chicago aad ;ns<,.,ae
didts places.
accommodation Trsin, (Sundays eacepted) OO 4 4
express Train (saturday's excepted 380px
Trains run directly through, without change Of
cars or baggage. Trains run through Joliet, Bloom.
ingtnn, Springfield, Csrlinvnle and Alton.
wYTrsins on this road make direct connections
tn Joliet Out OF and Michigan Central Railroad ut
Joliet, making this the shortest, qucket and most re-
liable route between St Louis and New York. Boston
Philadelphia, sad the East
With Illinois Central h. n al bioomineton for La
Sale. Mendots and Cairo.
In Great Western Of iill.ols Springfield, TOR
decatur and Naples.
With sn The RAILROADS. aiveryns from Uhicago
With daily line Of Packets At 81 Louis for Keokuk
New Orleans, and Missouri River.
Through TcAess i.I AL place. Inea,ioned .D.v. can
be procured II ill the principal ticket Offices In the
Cnted States, aud Ut the ofRces
In 81, Louis AZ Chicago
foot OF W Asnlnstoa Az. | ~ Dearborn street, oppo
enSs. Levse site fremont House
klCh'D ?. MORGAN, H., rups.
Aaoo,niigsoo, sSE. s, Aso6. febIoA0
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-01
0CAlErEELE.N, BROS. y CO,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
DRUGS, PAINTS, OILS. PERFUMERY,

ITO WILLIAM STREET. cor Be.krnan, New York
INVITE the s;tention Of the trade TO their large
i and varied stock Of Drugs Paints OILS, F-yfum-ry
&c In addition TO their regular tmpCrtatioBs o.
Staple Drugs, they ere also receiving direct from the
sources Of production and manufacture, supplies OF
Tooth, Hair and Nail Brushes, Bronzas Corks Nor
Isrs, Spongss. French and English Persumery Luz
bins ExtPscts, and MANY other articles usually
braced In Druggists stocks, which hey also
abled 70 OFFER On the most advantageous term.
Order0 either IN psrsop o. BY mail, will receive
plompt tentinn. nNgtdly
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-01
GOODRICH, WHEELER / YANTIS,
Forwarding 4 Commission

~ .yelss:s eSpe:.is ka7 ROOD Espo'
DAVENPORT IOWA.
nEALERS In Grain. Flour. Salt Cement AND all
Dkuds Of Farm Produce.
Orders solicited and attended 10 with dispatch for
the purchase sale of Produce Ia Int aud other
markets
Our fsellites smpi. for the stotAsv u 0raiu
end producer.
Liberai Cash advances -uade c)nsisnrn-nts
when desired.
Special attention ~ ID 10 receiving ana forwarding
goods by Railroad, River.
I ChAages at established rates.
lune2?dly
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-01
Chicago Law Book store.
ID. ID. COOKE a CO..
Law Book Sellers.
lbs LAKE STREET, CHICAGO.

HEIP u I'll tlmss full stock Of the various Legal
n Works, ETC., for sale 1t Eastern prices
The profession will dnd II for their interest 20 write
"a. make personal application u this Establishment
rather than % parchass from travelling dealers, who
are constantly provling about.
All books cold BY us are warranted OF the latest
editions and perfect copies; and any error should
occur, Il viii be promptly recsiAed.
A complete descriptive Law catalogue viii be sent,
gratis, on applic alton. Orders for any Law Books
b sttsaAsdt 0. New BOON and new esste Reports
are rsgulasly Sseetvsd End supplied.
On land q ~ unss, the following:
Kent's Conoantasiss, whartnn's Criminal Law,
Chttys prscsdsnts,
enith's r.rsons on CONTRACTS.
Curtis, Chasy
wmssst er::al.ar' Ev.ssase.
Ray o lnooaity, Aoscos's Or.
oecsyb Oba13es 81 LAW. Drake On Attachment,
pro0isoosy Noe6s, DasSill "a AsslGn0snts,
paytnssshlpo, ooAgWiek o. DoaA0oo,
1enasass, AsckbolA O.. Asod|A6.
-" Aesasy, eaesYs Equity 1lso1ine.
- q DsAaaGs, oniiAb 2sssanstle law,
-: Co.. ~: :: :: 80. s.''
F: !: z: 60 s::::-. 4! =: =. ,.s..4.
, r::.. :: s':s:..',' s.: ~. =: ~,
ssssS. H,stevSi e ~ - ~
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-01

(decl21iI!


DEDoeotE'S
Electro .v1Ssgseetie Platter
AN EXTERNAL CURE OR
CHI Is 4 FEVER,
IN FOCR HOURS,
1,HIs extraordinary and novel remedy 10 sssssins1
By some Of the best names In Tennessee, (the home
ofthe proprietary Mississippi, and Arkansas. The
patient 10 not obliged to swallow, for days and weeks
nAusens,c incidence, spend large sums Of monsJ
In their constant purchase Wherever the 0ectye
Magnetic Plaster has been introduced 1t has built fos
itself almost 1t once superior reputation, sapsrses
ed sll other remedies and
Driven Quinine tvom its Throne!
One Application
cures IN cases out oflo-she 10th requirssfrs
two 70 four trials.
No Failure
has yet occurred This plaster does nos give the ess
palm neither does II blister excorate the skin.
The proprietor has In his possession over four tAo
sand certificates, home gotten, among which are song
frUm Minister'S q the Gospel, RdieoEs, C0nOrs0e4
Msrchaats, Physicians and lawyer Of distinction.
All that = asked for this remedy IL fair trial and
! viii speak for itseif
! The cure effected byHh
! A PERMANENT ON
PalcS o., 90. Sent BY mail 70 all pssts g ths coaa
! try. llhssal discount made TO trsde eo1oaiencie
given. -. 1,
Size Wholesale and retail agent fee Uavoo0og4, (.
| IT WEBB, SecOpd g., few doors sast efsa1v.
oct9s dawly
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-01

WASHINGTON MACHINE WORKS.
1ASrA st., ssear u. II. Depot,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
DAVIS, Vv:.ATSO.Fx CO.,
MAHUP ACTURERs OF
TnRESnlNG MACHINES,
mrnAToRs AND HORSE PowERs
~ more wheat than any d the ordinary machine
heretofore used The machine cleans on IN entir
rev principle dispensing With the ordinary shos m
Aales --msy9si3mwsml
SAW MILL.
- q H - - Il u
Afc N.ssAw AND LINING PLAN ss
0nirsd. have started my Mills In complete order.
and having god stock u 81 Croix Log- on hand,
en- ready 70 receive orders for any kind Of Lumber
whjeA r;cise myself 10 OIL with promp'ness aud Dis
estch, In the order In which they are received; Z"
arst come nrs, served Ihave at present on hand q
large stosk u
Seasoned Flooring,
eosA rough and dressed; aud having taken great
80 Ststs, Ssel secured that any lumber p'ened o.
~ Mn viii give satisfaction. viii do Job Pianinl
- low - any establishment In the West.
1srseps wishing . bsIld where time Il an object
Ouold 70 we'll 10 call and look 81 my stock bst1r'
ssasrseting elsevhese "a have . large quantity u
Seasoned Leesoebet'
= hand I want 10 supply this section of the com
~ With
Shtssgles,
have purchased and put up WOOD Patent Machine
ass0pection with my Mil. and am satisfied cal
sunnly nv customers with , better Shingie 81 les
uonev than any are brought here for. or can b msd
b any other machine ] sso make Shingles BY ham
ID viii oooiinne 20 d. - loDg ~ they arr IA 1r
wAnd
take tiu- opp,rtuiity torrt1rh uiy ,hahk III pa
voss aud solicit from my crstpnere .nH ne p"oh
continuance VI tbs sam
sp21dAtw,fl JOHN CANNoN
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-01

08O068 hU1H
xDAuND cAxSiEfb Pre- HfSkr sASD1. SC
uEsav CHAPMAN, Treas'r
9 n 0ILDEsT, General Ascent and surveyor
THIS Company was orsanixed on the 27th day os
March, A D. 1854 under n Special Charter from ths
Les,ssture Of Illinois and business commenced under
the most favorable suspices Its estsbli hment has
been upon 1rm aud reliable basis, and % view Vi
Its stability soundness aud pefmsn-ncy. fants - one
Of the rst Insurance Companies Va the country. IT,
those DESTROYS Of protecting themselves against loss
damage by Fire pes Of the ses. thy beg leave
REFERRNCEs:
Aessrs Stone h Witt, Cleveland, o.
g williams Auery, Chicago.
Norton Brother. g
Stone h Boomer,
A $ Durand, Pres.t Racine 4 Miss. Rsiif~sa
Gen. G, Sorthrup Cashr Rae Go bAbh
Wm p. Lynde Esq, Milwaukee
J. @. Conro4. Ksq Racine.
Henry Farnsm, Pre,t Chicago 4 Il. ! kairosa
A. Gilbert, Cash Com Bank, Chicago
Dan r. Rhodes, Esq, Cleveland, u
Hon John g Breslin. Tr.as'r Of sta,t. Columbus
Tllss. Campbell, Esq sprIseneId, III
Hon. X. ChAmterlin, St Louis, No.
Mes.rs wadsworlh, Wells b scycsmofe Chiesss
Msssrs I II Burch 4 Co., Chicago Bank.
Hon VIM. Medi Cover nor Of Ohio
| Messrs q. W. Sizer d Co, Chicago,
/" Judd. Smith b Pratt, Dixon. III.
Hon VIM Trevitt. Sec'y Of State. Coumbu,,"
| Messrs H. C. 40 c Cook h Co., Rockford Ill
| II Wheeler, h Son, Aurora
| Neamiah Co AZ, ESQ. Buffalo n
! WIN b Pundy, ESQ Springfield,
| Hon T W B,rity, Judge Jupreue Couri. Mansfield
| Ohio.
| Gen ] Curn, Springfield, III
| Richard Ivers, Esq.. Ct Lors, No
! H. FIELD,
Agent al Davenport aud Rock IslAnd.
OPFICK, Davenport nj the STATE DEMOcRA
! Once, Post Once Building, Brady Street
| July 6-tf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-01
DesI1olnos River Land for sale
LAND DEPARTMENT.

DseMetase Rtver Navigation and r r. Go.
OfruMwA, Iowa. April ~. 1855
suNUB undersigned hereby gives notice, that this
/ O0ce 10 now opsn for the sale Of these valuable
ele, They will BE- sold on long credit and In lots TO
tth mems and wishes Of purchasers
Atyfurther information desired In relation 10 thoss
- - furnished on application at this oilcsi
/ 0ai or Otherwise GEO h. PERKINS,
AayisAtsl lana Commissioner
LAND DE- AA1nIT.
d. DIES AolHEs NAVIGATION Co.
0Nths stxtssnth day Of June next, the once b.
~ Ne sale Of the lands Of this company will Jor
reDOveA iron this place to Fort Dies Moines.
1haoe lands Will b sold on long credits and IL
lees . suit ohe means aad wishes o. purchalerS.
GEO h. PkRKINS.
Land Commissions
oetuwvA oVa !. - avn davs
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-01
DIR. j MCDOWELL.
VETERINARY SURGEON,
WISHES TO inform the pl

- WISHES 10 inform the public that he Ds
permanently located in Davenport, whte
he will continue 10 treat all the diseases ee
81 hers. l. sub ct 70, Oh the mo-t Scientfs
Principles After = constant practice Of many yets
On all kinds u Diseases he feels Lsp say that he
will give .atisfactin to all that employ him. He IN
produce a. good Certlricates a. ANY other uan W.T.
VI New York He is here only few months, aud Pc
many important cures he has -6cted since he caDse
viii speak more for him than can readily be iiseded
In = Newspaper.
THE follow ing gentlemen ~ho have employed Inn
since he herr the most severe cases. will c.
tify to his abilities q competent Veterinary ST.
Reon
All dis,a--- warranted cured itcurAbl., OF no mo-
ey paid
He earnestly solicits . trial on any sevefe cae
whatever Any case he cannot cure II any other ms,
be got {. Il, be will pay hin cut Of his on
pocket.
Pole evil, aad Ftstuias warranted cured IN ay
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-01
NRW1RDlNG . Confession
SuDu salos. osWo Sm9e
ELIOT & HISk8, 0avsnpsst, Iowa.
TlsE1 ELIOT, lsws Cisy, lsws
General Commiaoion and
FORWARDING MERCHANTS,

Particular attention ~ - ~ md saie Of
Produce. liberal advances made on Consiennen1
Cash paid for III tiues q Rle4nee. Ear$s
REFERENCES: Ef
essrgis, Shaw 3 Co, r 2; 0abest . Sons, Dosese;
ulefy 4 Gibbons, do; Fearing, Thatcher Whito
Reynolds Cushran, Ao Palmer, Thomas 3 Co, Pan,
NalGeed, Broksv %, do;E lincoln, Esq. do
Henry 2arnsm, Eco. Chic; Jsssup Co, Dubuque
Raymond Ward, do; Cook Sargent, Dsvenpr
bgdJy H B Ho6mAo, Eco. %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-05

bury who followed 1t to the altar repeating the words:
81 am the resurrection and the life, saith the Lord
be- that beEeveth in me, though he were dead, yet
shal be live; and whatsoever iveth AID beleveth in
me shall never de.-S. John xi. -, %.
The service FOR the burial of the dead, from the
Church of England ritual was then read.
At the conclusion OF the service the coffin was borne
to the Leae, the corege taking up the line of march
a. follows:
Coffin, bore by the paibesrers wearing white scari'
Gen Nuhsd scott, Com Mathew Perry.
Robert Emmet. Charles King
trsucs b. Cutting, Moses II. Gnnnel,
Rev John Anthem. James Foster
TIE officers members 81 Nicholas Society with
badges of mourning
Tbs family deceased and chiet followed the
audience
The coffin was Of rosewood, bound with silver, and
chased silver handles at the sides It bore a smp',
silver plate the i'd containing the name, times Of
birth ard Of death of deceased. The procession
took up their line of marC through Fourteenth street
to Second avenue ard thence down to St. Marks
Church corner Of East Tenth street where the body
was laid in the family vault adjoining.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-05

Assocatios hai raised $780, wlch was about 81 ifon
each scholar. The report concluded with q mig
eulo.y upon Mr.. McCulogh. tue Missionary Agen,,
AMI the great gooo that had BEEN effected through DIS
iabors.
MIR. G PAROLE was then Introduced. anc ea-
dressed the audience at some length upon the benefits
OF Sunday Schools. m,
After singing hymn entitled The Bble-fae
Bible " the audience was addressed by
The Rfv. Mr DRvMsoED, OF Maine upon the nnu-
ence OF Sabbath Schools showing that IN hundreds OF
Instances conversions had been effected by htte
Children. Ia the course Of his remarks, the speaker
alluded to bis place Of abode. The state OF Name
sold be IS hard place in which TO build up the Ming
com Of Goo. Our young mel and women, aS 'ooh a.
thew grow up to mans or wOmans estate, leave u 81
the very time they nigh. be Of value to us-the large
cities suck them in. Thus We suffer depletion; ana
the hearts Of our pastors are often made 10 bleed
the pursuit Of their good work.
Al the corclulon Of Mr. DrummOnd remarks the
children sang hymn entitled " Little Things, When
Tie Rev. Mr.. 1EoMPsOs, Pastor OF the Tabernacle,
delivered a brief acdres-.
The services closed with Do1ology and Benedicton.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-05
CIERGYMEN IN TOWN.

The following clergymen and professors, among
others will attend and take part in the Anniversaries
this year. The principal portion Of them have already
arrived.
Prof B. Suan New Haven, Conn the Rev Messrs Beuj
Tsppau Augusta Me; Joel HsWs, Hartford Conn; John
Todd Pittsfed. Mass G. James, CsGbndgeport, Mass
Richard Knight Missionary from ksnses; r. w Gilman, Lock
rort NY Ray Palmer Albany, Y; Thomas H. Rood, Co
shen Mass Jas Drlmmon Lewiston Falls Ne; Samuel Wal.
colt Providence r l. j. l. Hatch Gloucester Mass, r. j.
Cone Sherman Conn., lsaac C. White, NorthAbingdon, Mass
j. r. TAYLOR Pekin ~ Y; T. Eddy, Birmin CHAM, Conn. HI
ram Eddy Canaan, Conn., samuel Hemingway, LoEel,
Mich r. S. Clark Franklin, n. Y; 4. Kiddsr, Friendship,
n " 6 L. Goodenow, Ssugerties y. y. David Root New
Havei Conn; j. Klbouin, Middle Hsddhm, Cons. Nelson
Scott Uarand Conn; T.. Cotton, Mllvle, y. Y; Wm. h.
Gilbert Granny Conn. Frederick Avery Coumba, Conn
" NagiU Waterbury Conn. Joel s Die kinson Pain,e,
Conn; s. b. Webb Augusta, Ne Gideon Dana, Strongve
o. Hiram r Arms Norwicht0wn, Conn. samuel + Gibbs,
Por, Jefferson, l. l. David Murdoch, New Milford Conn
e1 Nurdock New Preston, Conn David Perry brookhe.d
Mass, W W Belder, YsItck Mass AzaIiah Hyde henson,
VT T. f. Durand, Bsnso- Me. ~ Bouton, Concord " B.
r. III SsIgesnt Glnanton, " Il. Horace Wils4ow, New
Britain Corn; Sewel Harding. Boston, Mas Joseph H.
pavne Prsrect Conn; ". D. L. Love, Berlin Conn; o.
Sweet Ansonis Conn Henry b. Hooker Falmouth Mas
C. A. Bulkey West Winsted Conn j. T. nren, yino tn
Mass; Nathaniel Cogswe North Carver Mass q s. sc
Y Cyrus Stone Boston Mass Alex J. Sessions rose
Mas George IhsicheE, West Merten Conn; ~ hichafi'
,or lerryvile COM; James Averll. Plymouth Hollow,
Conn A FLEMING uri gon VI Dan Johnson Mdd!eo"r
y Y: D. Lancaster, MGdletown \. y; Le~iss Penf e,I
Wes, StockbIidEe. Mass l. Bacon, Nes Haven Com; L.
w Bacon Sew Haven. Conn; T. h. Fessenden, E4ng-o
Cour; r. - Greene Adrian Mich.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-05
BROADWAY TABERNACLE MISSIONARY
ASSOCIATION.

The eleventh anniversary Of the Broadway Taber-
nacic Missionary Association held last evening at
the Tabernacle.
Mr. w. G. WEST stated thst in the absence Of the
hCsdent of the Association he had been honored with
an invitation TO preside this occasion, and he hoped
the evening would be agreeaby spent. The exercises
of the evening were then opened with singing Of
Festo Song by the children, after which Mr.. WEST
read the 35,h chapter o. Isaiah.
The Rev. Mr.. DRUNNoND Of Maine then addressed
the Throne of Grace and after singing again by the
scholars the Annual Report ofthe Corresponding Sec
retarv was read. The report set forth that for eleven
wears since the organization Of the Association, had
been an active auxiliary of the American Sunday
School Union and then proceeded to give brief idea
of the extent and usefulness OF that Institution EN-
blowing as it did 1924 missionaries, some $50 OF whom
were students, having time only TO labor IN the cause
during their yecat ms. Since the existence oil 'ue
Thyns cle Association the scholars haJ raised about
81 600 most OF which they lad donated 10 the tnion'
with certain reseIvatCD.. During the past yeaT we
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-05
WEST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.

The Sunday School Missionary Association OF Tue
West Presbyterian Church in Csrmne street which
auxiliary to the American Home Missionary Associa-
ton celebrated lite Twenty-third Anniversary yester
CAV al tie Church in Ceunine street The exercises
consisted of singing by the children of the Sunday
School and short addresses by various gentlemen inter
ested in the Sabbath-Schoo!s. The meeting was pre-
sided over by Mr.. WV. MITCHELL, the President OF
the Association. The Treasurer's report read,
and showed the affairs Of the Society TO be in pros
porous condition. The children contribution to tue
iund for the last year amounts to sl5i, be-ioe the
the congregation, and BY those in the neighborhood
who had the prosperity Of the School at heart. TIC
children, under the leadership of Mr. A. l.. EARLE,
who ha- been their musical instructor sang several
The first address was delivered by the Rev. Mr.
SMITH Of Southport l.. l.. who was followed by Mr..
j. +. RASDoLPH. The Superintendent Of this A'so-
ciation is Mr.. j. TERBELL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-05
RETURN OF THE REV. DIR. BOWLING.

Twelve years ago the Rev. DR.. Dowling was IN
stalled as Pastor Of the Baptist Church. corner OF
Bedford and Downing streets, in this city. After sx
years Of acceptable service he assumed the care OF
church in Philadelphia, where he labored up to the
present time, when bis old congregation invited him
TO once more become their Minister. Yesterday he
resumed the charge, and his congregation welcomed
him back by very numerous attendance. On en-
terrg the pulpit he announced that the hand of fellow
chip would be extended to him by the Deacons OF the
church on the first Sabbath in June. when he would
have the pleasure of receiving some 40 or 30 new
members into the Church. Taking his text from the
Gospel Of st. John, oh. 10, v. 80, he preached an
admirable discourse upon the Atonement. AT the
conclusion of the sermon the ceremony Of baptism by
immersion, was performed upon one of the ladies' of
the congregation aud the services closed in the usual
manner.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-05

a.. csurh Oliver street 10 and .seniias thF'ush tho
entire cay, sri evenings Of msy 7ts and sth
THURSDAY, KAY 3.
ANrRIc,s BrsLE sooiETY-Brosdwsy T.bsrn,ee 10 {. m
AMTRrcAN FOREIGN BIBLE SOCIETY tBAptist>eco nd
Dny-l! Oliver street Bsps' Church, All during tue
kyIRroAy CoSsREGArIoSL U>IoS-AnnuA. business meet
ire At Church OF the PuTiians
GENITAL AMERICAN EDuc.Tios SociETY-Annus NEE
ns for tie oos No a Bible aoue As'oE place.
s~SsIcAs EsrrsLAvE,Y socrrTY-Secsni Dsy-C.ty As
'e I,o1IrTics oR The BInp-BOadv,y 'berac. m
AvtricAN TENPER.rcE UsIos-Aeademy OF Muse ]!
pxu,ntrtoS OF TEE DEAF AsD DuNs-Broaiwsy Tsberns
N,tuY6Hx A,rrSLAvERY socIrTYci'y Assembly Rooms
= p n spsakers-W L. Garrison and Menasd ta.i.ps,
(oIlaTIoA OF THE CoSGREGATIoNAL UhioN-A ne spcio
Roos No so Broadway, Prof s!imAa OF ls!e C'I
lese Presde' - vo
.BCF M-Broadwsv Tabernacle. 10 a. m. The Rev.
rron Wnsiou Of MADRAS Inds will be among the s9essers
BFT5s hSmg His FSsss and ssurdsy
hNERIcAS sYsTENATIc RrNEficENcE socIErY-8roaasaJ
LtpIrs' HcNr MISSION (OtD BREwERY,Brosiway Tab
sfy viii ste place DodwOrtbs Hal. Broadway opposite
Eleventh street, at y ocoek g., p,-.,,u.h
G 8sh vii a5a.ess the children, a. M IN f!ymouth
'"' SATURDAY., MAJ 20.
R.p-fsr HISTORICAL SociETy-Ca lyarv Baptist Church.
Tlen,.hird street SevYOrk u p Annual address by
he p, DR. Howell Of Virginia. -
Cough speaks toisht at Plymouth Church Brooklyn EK
AwfRfcaH ~oTEN's EDUCATIONAL Assocnro>-At hrs
WebsteIs No u Lexington avenue.
SUNDAY MAY IL.
Cf,TPsL AnERIcAN EDUcaToN SooiLTY Am ver'iry Ser
mon by the Rev Thomas IL skinner d D., LII al "a,
o IN, Pusus Rev. DR.. Ch-ever's At u o'clock
B,pTIsT Publication sociETN-Annusi Sermon bJ tao
Re. d. Ide, strcaaTlsoe Baptist Church, 4 P M.
MONDAY, MAY H.
BAPTIST PUBLICATION SOcIETY-OliyeF street Baptist
Church. q a. NJ.
WEDNESDAY, MAY II.
NFw.YoRE MAcDALsS SocIETY-At the Asylum in York
vile eighth street between Fourth AM fh avenues
M1kcANTiLE LrBaARY AssocIATioS-LectGre Clinton
lis l. Astor place, p. m
THURSDAY, MAY l..
Gryrz,L ASSEMBLY OF THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH New
The Rev Dr. Adams Church Madison square. IL
Ssrro v The Rev VIM Wisler ID, OF sport, " \
Mode rator Of the last Assembly. 800
GTNTRaL ASSEMBLY OF TIE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH lOli
scboo-lsf PRESBYTERIAN Church. the Rev DR. Phpss Fifth
sVepue II m Sermon ly the Rev Nathan L. Rice, DID,,
of 81 Louis. Moderator 0: the lat Assembly.
WEDNESDAY, NAY 81.
GENITAL SYNOD THE Reformed PRYsBYTsRiN
CutFcgl Reform Presbyterian Church the Rev. Dr. Nc
f~od Il o. m Sermon by the Moderator the Rev. I. w. j.
Wvlte b Of Philadelphia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-05
SOCIETY OF INQUIRY OF UNION THEOLOG-
ICAL SEMINARY
SERMON BY THE REV. DIR. WILLIAMS


The Society Of Inquiry of Union Theological Semi
nary held their Annual Anniversary last evening al
Che Amity-s street Baptist Church. After the opening
PRAYER was made by Professor SMITH, and singing by
fbe choir the Rev. Dr. VII LIAMs then proceeded TO
deliver the Annual Discourse, selecting for his text
tho well.kuown passage "But remember the words
Of the Lord Jesus how he sad it is more blessed to
"give than to receive He said that the field OF
missions was necessary to the highest bessedness OF
The Churches. These words that he had selected as
his text did not appear in any of the Gospels Al Ho
discourses of Christ if reported, would form vast
library. such as the Church would find II dincut u
copy and distribute and which the convert would hhu
himself unable TO study and read; and yet every Ut,
terance Of those divine lips wise and precious anu
which ft had been registered would have received the
lasting homage ofa good men, But whatever was need
f for all time the Lord caused to be harvested IN by
geaupgs from the good ground and from the inspired
memory Of Lis own apostles. Even in his iscourses
Of matches wisdom and grandeur Christ delighted TO
give more than lac 10 receive. In the sense OF
dependence be received nothing from all his numerous
teisn'ry cf hs wide and populous universe, while he
tmself gave without cessing aud stint, opening bis