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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1859-08-11

LoeusTs Next year, 1880, ssScertainiy
as the year rolls around, will the country be
infested with locusts.- Whether they are of
the family of locusts which prevailed in
Egyptit il, one thing certain, they willappesr
as general thing in the United States In
1890 - zr
1t is too late to ask how this return cansbe
spoken Of with SO much certainty, if we will
only remember the psculiaritiss of this
strange adventurous insect.
It is not prophecy which induces the
conclusion made, but q judgment founded
On. the -pass, Hew-;s- Il that ths-cgg Of 4hs
locust remains in the ground for seventeen
years before It is hatched, we are not natur.
alist enough to divine. Bot so it is, and all
who live will hear the tumultuous cry of the
Seventeen Year Locust next year, There
was q great falling off in their. numbers in
1s43, owing no doubt toths increased clear
ing of wood lands, and as1no Statement in
these clearings has existed since their last
appearance, but rather an increase the fall
ing off will be more noticeable. But where
ever any original growtbis found, there will
also be found the Seventeen Year Locust
10 loou.> ~. -.ea-s ys.,-- s-.sE s.s5 1-5
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= y
STAY AT HoME.-The Washington (N,
c. Times closes an article on the relative
advantages Of farming IN Texas and North
Carolina, with the following just remarks J:
mo can go into new State and real.
ize more than in an old one, if he lives as be
would in an old State. One reason why
man sometimes realizes more in new State
than imam old one, is, heliyesin a log Cabin,
and or coarse fare, there |; while beNould
not be satisfied here with less thana fine
house attended with luxury and other ex.
travaganoes. If men would make the same
sacrifices of ease and comfort here they do
there, they would realize equally as much if
not more. Let the sons of North Carolina
improve their own State, let them buy up
OUT rich swamp lands and bring them into q
state of cultivation let them build up their
Towns and Cities with their capital, and
their children will be proud of their birth.
right, andswill honor the State of their ma.
tivity.' .-.
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0riiglI:iinal lI:i .4apt'r:s,:: y: ::
For the Yofkyille EndStrer.

> For the Yofkvlle Enquirer.
HE DEATHwATcR UNDER THE WALL.
BIZ MARY A. DENrsoN.
o, stop the clock dear Margarite-'.
{. Icannot bear it now;
- Against my heart its pulsings beat,
Upon my fevered brow;
Like slow bell, whose funeral tones
Sigh trem'lous on the. air,
1t tells of tears and troubled means,
And mourning everywhere.
So sorrowful out went I, to still ,.,... 70.
The pendulum swinging free; . -.
The air through the ancient hall blew chill,
Its pinions wet from the sea ..- -,
hurried back to the shadowed bed,
To watch through that night Of pain, -.
20, listen, darling" the sick one said,
"For the clock is ticking again."
Itcould not be-and bentmy ear -
Low down to the pillows white; =
.Tick-tick-wit q stroke so sharp and clear
How it sounded out on the night!
And grayly tinted the wan face grew, - "
AS the sea- wind moaned in the hall,
It was not the clock now the maiden knew,
But the death-watch under the wall. -
The morn's white glory hammered the,west,
When soul outsped the day,
And the sun shining lovingly over her rest
Crimsoned the beautiful clay; ~
The wind, no longer damp from the sea,
Blew rose-leaves into the hall,
But the only watcher who watched with me,
Was hidden under the wall.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1859-08-11

AN AGED WeMAN.-Letzthe aged wo-
man be no longer an object of contempt
She is as helpless as child but as child,
she may be learning the last awful lesson
from her Heavenly Father. Her eye is dim
with suffering and tears; but her spiritual
vision may be contemplating the gradual IN.
folding Of the gates Of eternal bliss. Beau.
ty has faded from her form ; but angels in
the world ofhght may be weaving wreath
of glory for her brow. Her lips, IRE silent {;
but it may only be waiting to pour forth ce-
lestial strains of gratitude and praise. Low
ly, and fallen, and sad, she sits among the
living; but exalted, purified and happy, she
may arise frsm the dead. Then turn, if
thou will, but remember she is not for
gotten by her God.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1859-08-11

A New IDEA.-Lieut. Maury, in his
Ocean lectures, announces the startling fact,
according to the Cleaveland Plaindealer,
that sanimal matter at the bottom Of the
deep sea, owing to the superintendent pres
sure, the exclusion of light and heat, and
the saline properties Of the water, could not
decompose, but must remain precisely in
the state in which it is deposited for ages.
So that Pharaoh and his host, when the last
trump shall sound and the sea give up the
dead, will come forth fresh in features and
perfect in form as when in pursuit of the
the children of Israel they were engulphed
by the waves of the Red Sea-"
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bring, him about the boy. l determined to
pay visit to old Loo, the fortune-teller; for
if she couldn't tell: me something about the
boy, thin nobody can r.. =, .....,..,.:
!sAnd did You see this strange woman 4?
asked Wentworth. >'... ..,.-- =. ..
'Jist kape aisey, and III tell .ye all about;
it, said Barney. -.-,.. ii
Pray proceed, my good fellow said
Wentworth; 'for, 1 know not Why, but Ifeei
strange interest in-the noble lad you speak
Of .,, y.s e.. - ..-.--.-- r.. .
ITO RE CoNTINURD1
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on OF TARA consumptive man in
Portsmouth, says the Norfolk Argus, who
had used many remedies without relief. was
advised to take the oil of tar, and acted ac-
cordingly. He was considered perfectly
hopeless case, but the tar oil has cured him
completely. he is DOW hale and hearty.
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sae Genealogists agree that akippers are
directly descended from Ham. -
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+dNilie 9Giigbtbea1t's' Original .Noub&lette,
WRITTEN FOR THE YoRkvuLE ENQUIRER.
"'WH0 Is THE HERR"


BY WILLIE LIGHTHEART,
SUM- YOUNG HEARTS," &C, &C.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1859-08-11

|eentcgeld chain, the diamonds flashing ON
his bosom and finger, The costly ssstlne ih
which be was arrayed, and :lastlg-not ]saat
-his face Of gerfspt. beauty, Of COURSE
would conquer iaay little scrap6s / might
feel, for heknew that Iaxas poor, but thank
God, squire as poor, aye! ten thonsand fold
Fpurer. Il, ..,.,... p. ,,,sI =, ,tc..--..-
TO return. he was gone: could Iss
strain myself no longer, and found relief in
a food Of tears, and staggered against tho
brick wall for support. -. B, ,s.5
May, now, yon must not weep, my child
spoke fine old1gentleman, who had been an
observer of the whole scene, syou should
rather rejoice, for you have hiumphed wen
this night. Whittier does yonr path 1ie2-
IF You will trast insme, you shall safely reach
home. God bless youf Innocence, ana the
dear, good old man, whose name Is Nj. For.
rest, never, left me till I had reached ny
own door, and this morning called again,
and in few days, I am to go with him to
his Southern home to be, stohis two little
notherles children, . governess. ',.t..g
A year has passed since Fentersa the
family Of Mr.. Forrest, ,as the goserness Of
bis children; and hereafter they will callme
mother. Yes, MI. Fofrestand + were mar.
ried yesterday. H was'sueh a quiet bridal,
it hardly seemed like one at an I was not
led from my chamber adorned with foweS
andssatin and lace. No. no; we stood side
by ,sidein the grand old paslor of Riyesside,
with no more than our .usnal decorations
there were no bridesmaids. ; It was So DIFF
ferent from what I had always pictured .
bridal to be-, Yet, Il washsppy, very happy;
and I resolved that my future life should be
devoted to my benefactor and his children
But, hark!- I hear his footsteps son the
stairs. Lmust lay aside my pen and enter,
tain him. For the present. dear reader, az
revoir. d, .. d.. -. -. 4. .. .,s.a =.
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Writteu Iof tne IorkVlue enquirer
SNATCHES FROM BUSY MOMENTS.

Written for the Yoriville Enquirer.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1859-08-11

ITO BE ooNTINUED.]
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1859-08-11

"Im an innkeeper, and know my grounds,
And study them Brain O. man, study them,
I must have joviai guests to drive my ploughs,
And whistling boys to bring my harvests home,
Or. I shall hear no fails thwack."
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-08-05
YAMcat Market. 20

arrangements J6r the Year.
JACOB q. BROWN, having supplied the
~ Lewi>burg Market for the paStsl months,
has made the following arrangements for The
coming year
The best of Beef. Mutton. Veal and Pork
can be had on "Wednesday and Saturday NOR
niugS of each week, at the Market House, on
Market street. between Schaftle's and " olie's,
LewI>burg, Pa.
His motto is Quick Sales for Cash, and
Small Profits" Examine his meat.
Ap. IS, 80. !. =. STERNER, Agent.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-08-05

LIFE INSURANCE.

TIE GTEAED LTFE LrSiRIN>E hNIJrI- AND
THyST fOHFiNI, Of IULADLLiHIA,
TIoS EIpGwAY. President. JNo.FJAMES, A"tuary.
tapllai paid up 5000 charter PERPETUAL,
I,ONrINUE 10 make INSURANCE On
4 LIVES on the most reasonable terms.
The capital being paid mp and invested to-
gs,hcr with large and constantly increasing
reserved fund, oilers d perfect security to The
one insured.
The premiums must he paid yearly, half
yearly, Ct quarterly.
The following are few examples from the
Register:
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-08-05
THROAT DISEASE.


This large class Of diseases, Including ticratonN'
hamatons. IrC nchial irritatioEs, &c is utst Su'.
iully treated hy the OF Dr. Davis I,i UIaNr aid'
paws Threat Application. Read the tCWlns ca'' -
speedy cure after long continued suffering;
East Town, Chester Co, July -'i>'''
In. Dtyfs-near Sir:
About tve years ago was attacked with tSea', :.
tho throat which gradually, hut at times VIZ
would take cold the pain and suffering would t. w.
distressing. accompanied with los Of voice 10 SUI -
extent that could not speak above q whisper Inc "a
seaSe continued getting worse, jhstaUdn5 = y
under the medical treatment At fgur different ILA s'
BecCmiu. alarmed condition, conc uust 10 y -
Philadelphia and consult you, Which You rccoect -
in the winter OF lSJl when yCu recommended NE 70 l"
your DepuTave and By the Of four bottles OF NJ ~
connexion with your threat aHplcaton, NaS enili.!
cured and have remained we'll IL is now more iran
wear since the cure Was elected Respectfully i,@-
irirnd NARGARETTA =. BISHOP
Fe-pR. PAWS ANTI SCROtULOUS OINTMENT ana
THROAT APPLICATION should accompany The PEI iG., ,
atiVr IN Of Scr,iulous Ulcers and t.c,rs, A ~
Throat.
- Call on the Agents, J. BAKER 90 'o'''
Iswisturr. asd procure Cirou!us Ccu' "" .
ruE. q .,iG.U-, ~ i.yCr tJ ft- L-tai.-I,
o.. rAELA : t' Age. i.s ls .f. ...-'
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-08-05
IUMBERi I.UNBER',

N7lIE Subscribers have for sale r-r-~-
Gn lots to suitPurchascrs) q i;51.==,, -s,-
Il large stock Of .S9s' ~. 4
PINE BOIKD&-Pancl stuff ~ 'i'': .',',.i
Plank, &c. Also 5000 PINE RiILN.
&c inch Sawed Shingles superior quality.
Also Square Timber for Building:
Which are offered low for cash. al our Milk
on South Branch OF the White Deer Creek in
Hartley township or delivered on the Brush
Valley NarrowS road at the end of our Road
= 4 Diploma for a superior sample Of
PlanhS, and Premium for Rails and Shinc-
lcS,were awarded us at the last Union CoAg
FAIR. John M'CALL d BROS.
Iy113 Forest Hill i o, Union Co, Pa
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-08-05

II Compound Extract OfJuglans Regia.

Is unprecedented for tie cUre So-oul and all chror'
diseases; disease ct the liver. Kidneys and EsiI,r
dauuH Hr- l- ir tI~. lr.ulr Cough, Threat 81 ,
STtur. g. L'oi. ucIirut CONSUMPTION. Neura '-is.
thrulr and luiamat"rv hL HUIaatisu. OO-tIve lsl-.
SlDN le- y>l % -.. zLess Nervous ~, r..
Chronic Srrpucus scrv fyus and yrids. Chr,ur Ian
dular Inr-g m,uts. Whit Sv,iiiucs, old and ,u-'s
US A'rrural GERS aui Erui tous. Nodes S~rrcs
ot a., Bones, Lupus. D. ting g,r, Of the Pace N.ar
Up Malignant Eating Ulcers Of the Mouth. I,r-u..
Throat amt soft Palate. letter Barriers Itch ari s D.
NL'>t> vf IuE >EN, AMI az disease, arising IRON on
rJEE >rIr Dr TIE LL.Ji whether hereditary acquired
or contracted.
The great Ularty which tlis invaluable r,nur3.1
attained is owing {" it, Intrinsic urrt>-not % I'D
ot its rroIrator. Its used by all GLASSES. and
throughout tlc country. having witnessed it- l-e--a
NLlEEAllN AND CUEATlN affects in tha r.-'7us
chrOEir diseases. DO not hesitate 10 T,conmruI
NAIUiUIE AND uEIIAULE NEl!lINE
once ~ Eaee street, where Dr. Davis may l. clcsGH
ted on all diseases.
Call at the leIot and procure Circular, cu'l.H.1ss
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-08-05
EENSrpELiS.

The editor Of the p-g ', 1rs sr,- Is ir The f src
t'Tins IN that TaIsr of January ,-. I> o7n''rrinS
Dr. brrfs' N I'"7iJ., which cured l-- o.. L1t ''s-
pr. DAVIS DEPURsTIyE-u, aye tin tte habit
GO tIUmcuaug o. cur readers a.. .... triu-
rauNt-. and uo-tIUls. lich mat f.l o. g a!''ri,
srd ~ cur columns llavn-, lovt1tr u~,t '-t1Nl>
medicine ard found IL 20 tc re-, , IDs- --, :,Nt,tut
curaliee pua'it', for Fry ~ yls, M -.tai ',I-s
fl-u- .lLt.t.I
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-08-05
BIND OR RE-BIND

Books, Magazines, Pamphlets, Music,
Catalogues, Newspapers dc.
either Full or Hall Bound, in various kinds Of
LEATHER or Of MUSIIS, and lined with Marble
Paper Of different h@urc>.
Old Bibles and Other Books or Papers which
it is desired to preserve as memorials in a
family, can he made more secure by the Bin
dcr'S skill.
UTBlank Books, Bibles. Hymn and PRAYER
Books, Pocket Books, Albums, Diaries. &c,
Ectfcrcd with Gold
in leGibc and durable characters, tu order.
MUSIC PORTFOLIOS, &c, made to suit
customers.
LA good Bindcry has long been desired
in this vicinity, and | therefore respectfully
solicit the public patronage, trusting that my
experience aud attention 10 business will give
satisfaction. Iintcnt 10 charge moderate and
uniform prices, on the Live and Let Live"
princPlc-and hope to make it permanent
business.
Prod,oc 1nd Store Goods taken in pay.
:, : Rent and stock requiring money! expect
PAY on DELIVERY Of all work. 81
Bindcry in Beavers wooden block. N.Third
street, four doors from Market street near the
Chronicle Office. CHA'S J. STAlIL.
LcwiShurg. APRIL /, 1859
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-08-05

Mr.. WEBSTER wrote, after continued
lfovocation, to the editor of 4 newspaper,
which fefertcl to his private afFairs, and
especially TO Lis not paying his debts
lie said substantially: at is true that
have not always paid my debts pupctually,
ind that lowe money. One cause Of this
Is, that have not pressed those who owe
roe for payment. As an instance of this,
! enclose your fathers note, made to me
thirty years ago, for money lent him to
llucato his boys"
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-08-05

At an auction sale of the personal pro
Tcrty ola Nj. Oaks, recently deceased il
Nauphin county, few days ago, 4 bag of
Tax seed was offered for sale One of the
bidders put his hand Into the bag to cx-
anime the seed, and hauled out purse,
which was found to contain gold and silver
coin, The bag was then thoroughly over.
hauled and over one thousand dollars in
gold aud silver coin were found therein
The treasure was then retained by the
executors
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-08-05
RLlNDS AND SHADES
IL Cheap for Cash
B. j. WILLIAMS.

N9lNDUW BLINDS,
and dealer in WINDOW SHADES. of every
variety. He is the Originator Of all New
Styles and has fine Stock to be sold at re-
duccd Prices.
Buff, and all other colorS Of Linen Shades.
Trimmings, Fixtures, DC. STORE SHADES
Painted 10 order.
u b. J. W. invites Citizens of this County
TO call before purchasing, and assures them
he can sell better article for the money Than
any other Establishment in the Union 7sOmS
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-08-05

The prospectus is issued of newspaper
to be published in Shamokin under the
tie CT the .M7moI'ia Register, the first
lumber Of which viii be issued about the
lat Of September B X. John is to be
the publisher, and Samuel John, editor.
-4r. John is becoming ambitious, as be
eesires to increase the dignity lie already
o:5oyS, Is Cashier Of Bank, by cleva,ing 9
himself to the higher position Of editor Of
d newspaper. His connection with the
Eauk is very fortunate circumstance in
LIS contemplated enterprise.
The lhiiad. Evening Bulletin, one of
cur best exchanges, gives the cold shoulder
t. 5a...cning and aerial voyages in geuer-
a, as lmpracticable and not calculated to
Usneft mankind. The Bulletin, however,
furnishes some or columns a week on
chess playing. Wonder whether our city
coiemporary considers chess of 50 great
a benefit to mankind as to require SO much
attention being paid to it Balloouing
ieaas TO Sas'ay, and chess playing to
'liny.
me taunton Gd@effe, speaking Of the
oaiio, tox stutiing and election frauds for
winch htty Of It's fellow Democrats in Kan
Gas We're recently indicted, says: "The
crime committed By our Kansas friends.
vas We believe, polliny an Unexpectedly
large vote at LeayeuwoTth." New name.
tla: A"'''
me weak and isnorau. are ap. to mis-.
'sEe Their supers,itious fears for NOR, ;rn.
.5,s'VI:' s5: And some people-said Rev.
''inay Smith-aro apt to think ,hemseI,s.
frs Ts' "Nsn they are only bilious.
,ty t4H'y mad lively game of ball a. Ash.
,A'l'a, on the Fourth, and the yenerabIo
Joshua k. Giddipgs made the bigbe,,
core never missing tie ball " ben i; came
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-08-05

The ETcning Post tells story Of an
i9csta;e Yankee, in Arkansas, whose wife,
few weeks after marriage, became the
mother Of a quatroon. The husband went
at once TO a lawyer for counsel. at is a
}lain case" said the attorney; eve will
uak' cut the papers at once, and obtain
you divorce" "Ihat isn't what am
nf'sr," said the Yankee; a want to
know who is to olrn tie miner"
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-08-05
Commission Sales.

In April next. / intend to open on Markc
'trccl Room for the reception, and the sale
Al ,'alcd umc> otall kinds Of Goods at Auc-
uon. ANY enc wishing to dispose Of any arti-
Gle can deposit 1t wirh nc and ! will sell ii al
the best advantage | can and charge a per
ccu'acc Ter the same
Feb. 20. 1889 "A nONENOWER
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-08-05
Ayers CathartiC Pills,
Price % cents Per Fox: live Foxes for slo0.

Great numbers Of CiCr-ymen, physicians, States
men. and eminent TCrs0naCes, have lent tLeIr
names 20 certify the unparalleled usefulness cf'sse
remedies. hut our space here will not permit the
insertion Of them. The Agents below named h:r-
nish gratis our AMERICAN ALMANAC in VII. h iAty
are given; with also fuii descriptions Of the above
complaints and tie treatment that should be FOL
lowed for their cure.
Do not be put off ~ unprinciglcd dealers with
other preparations tlcy make more proht on.
Demand AYERS, and take ro Others. The SICK
want the Ucs; aid there : for them, and they should
have Il.
Al our Remedies arc f1r sale by
-Sold by c " Schanic and FS Caldwell
Lewi>hurg d Roush, New Berlin d S
Ga>,. N.Hinburg; and a, Druggists [ly16i
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-08-05

|; l. now about noon by the clock of
the year '53-a little past, perbaps-ard
ell the doubtful shadows OF the morning
IRE rolled up, and the grumtlcrs are roll
el up with them, we hope "DulI wea-
ther for corn,' said a country friend a few
days ago, when he veutarcd to pronounce
il fine time for taking in wheat. "Duu
weather for corn," and SO he balanced the
hooks, and went on, looking as if every
body were dead and le the chief mourucr.
We are sorry these earthly summers do
no. suit him. Won't he Just please to
make private summer for his own use,
ind be sure to keep it on his own side Of
,he line fence, lest he be sued for tres
PASS? We wouldn't take any homemade
weather Of his as gift CcaraI IT,ss.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-08-05

TSrE.-S!ncc some Of our rro-s!lvory
Democratic aotcmpor.ri.s seem disposed
II try to make capital out Of the sui jsct
Il 'Eamatian, We suE,sst the follow
I"% 'y.laEislic statement Of the whole mat
t,r to their constitution
Most Of the muiattoos come from tie
South; but there are 10 Republicans at
tie South ~y9, mul4,toes .ro not the
fruits Of Ecrubiicauism.
The statemca; might be varied in form,
thus:
Most Of the mulattocs come from the
South; bat the whites Of the South are
National Democrats" c,y,, mulattoes
lie the fruits Of "National Democracy"
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-08-05

SCHe a. ORDERS neatly printed and for
- ca. q. he Elroairls Gi.cr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-22
Religious Intelligence.

Rev. G.sDougas Beaverton formerly an officer of the
United States army, will preach this evening a. the Lex.
ington avenue Baptist church OR. Hasuos) corner
Lexington avenue and Thrteth street. Subect-.sT
Battle of Life and the Christian Soldier"
new missionary enterprise will be naugurated today
in the northwestern part of the city. The church Of
free Gospel protestant Epscopa Twenty ninth
wet Of Ninth avenue, will be opened as free church
morning and evening Ihs church has been purchased
and the support Of the missionary (the Rev Mr. Nese
late OF Rockaway provided by the congregation Of the
Holy Apostles, aided by few friends of missions
In the Blocker street Unversalst church. corner Of
Bleecker and Downing streets, Rev. Moses Ballou will
preach this morning and evening.
The Rev p. McMenamy D. d., aud the friends OF free
Bbie Will show iha Rome has perverted the two scrptu.
raj Sacramento and added five sacraments in oppos-
en to the clerest Chris ian preoept and example,
Spring Street Hall, 1856 Spring street, this evening.
Rev William n. Mlburn will preach at the Academy Of
Music this evening.
The Sixth Universalst Society will open their now
church edihco in West Twentieth street, Seventh
avenue, to day. servcesin the morning, by 7. Sawyer
d. D.; afternoon by H. Chapin, d. D., and in tho even.
ing by Rev. Henry blanchard, of Brooklyn.
Divine service will be held this morning and afternoon
in the North Dutch church. OF William aud Fulton
streets. A prayer meeting will BIO held 10 the evening
The new Jerusalem church (5wedenborgian) will hold
public worship this morning and evening in Lyreue Eau,
765 Broadway.
discourse will be preached this evening by Rev. DR.
Cheevcr in the Church Of the Pnrtans Union square on
"rhe bright side of the discipline of trial"
In the first Independent Society, Hope Chapel S2c
broadway, Rev. George +. Noyes will preach this morn
ing, spiritual Progress" aud in the evening on rhc
Modern InGdel."