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OUR sale for Hatch's Universal Cough
Syrup for four years past, has been greater
than for any similar preparation.
WALDO & TRACEY, Waverly, N. Y.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-09-13
SANDAL-WOOD

positive remedy for NIL diseases the Kidne
Biaddcr and Urinary Organs also good
DrOpsicnl nipIaints. Ii never produces sick =.
ness is certain and speedy In It's action. II
fast supersedng every other remedy. Sixty capsules
cure in six or eight days. No other medicine can
do this.
Reware OF limitations. tor, owing to it's great
success. many have been offered some arc most
dangerous. causing piles, etc.
DHndds, Dick 4, Co.'S Genuine Soft Cap.
sules containing Oil OF sandalwood, sold atal
stores. Ask for circular. or send for one to IS aod
Wooster street. New York.
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The
GOOD Old
STANDBY.
MEXICAN MUSTANG Imminent,
FOR MAN AND BEAST,

Established 35 Years. Always cures. Always
ready Always handy. Has never yet failed. Thirty
millions hare tested il. The whole world approve
the glorious old Mustang-the Best and Cheapest
Eminent in existence. 25 cents a bottle. The
mustang Liniment cures when nothing else will,
SOLD BY ALL MEDICINE yENDERs
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CRACE:'S
Sal We !

SEGETAhbE PhEPAhAIloN.
Invented IN the 18th century by DR. VIII lam Grace,
Surgeon in King james army. Through its agency
he cured thuusanGs Of the most serious sores and
wounds that batlcd the skill of ID most eminent
physlCauH Of his day, and was regarded by all who
knew him as u pubic benehCtOr, % cents a box.
For sale by Druggists generally. Sent by mail on
receipt OF priCO. Prepared by SETH w. FOWLE
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Take wild grapes, press the juice cut,
bon 1T al reduced onc-half, then TO every
five gallons add one quart of moIasses
Keep in warm place allow to terment
When done kissing put in the stopper.
II IL n rlchly.havored, fine coIored vine.
gar for the table
, 1877-05-18
CUMBEnLAND.
TnN FoRTT.eEygATu ASSEMBLY CoNvENHs If
IJNr0Yx. ttt

' Epecfai Dttpdich to 1ns Tribune.
LINCOLN, ILL.,, May i7.-Tho fnrty.scvcn,h Gen.
eral Assembly Of tho Cumberland PrcsbYterIaa
Church Of tho United States opened here this
morning. This usually tranquil city Is now In
state Of bust'o and excitement, owing to the ID.
vent bf q lntgo number OF strangers Attracted 10
tho city by the evont. gomo 90U delegated
havo already arrived, and hundred mors
nte expected to-morrow. Quito 4 number
OF visitors not members Of tho Assembly afo also
In attendance. Among tho most prominent dcle.
catos already hero sent arc thc Roy. Dr. Hcard, Of
Cumberland University, Lebanon, Tenn; tha
RcY. nr. Nurncy, Of Tonncfseo, formerly Of Mis-.
rteslppi; tho Rev. Dr., t3nird,' of Nahhvll1c; tho
lion. n. l.. Cnrrnthera, Professor OF Law, Cnm.
betlhHd UniycFslty;, DF. stainhnch. Of Memphis;
Dr Squ'er. Of Pittsburgh tho Itay. {. II. bell, of
Tnn MORNING. SESSION
wae wholly taken up by tho opening sermon Of tho
rrt!rinR Moderator. Tho Hey. u. Al. Gill, OF Elk.
ton, KJ.. who delivered an impressive and clio.
1ucnt 1Iecoirss upon tho i,nportanca OF the work
m!nittry. Tho election of Moderator occuple4.hs
attention Of tho Assembly during the mnJos pos'
ticu Of
TilB AFTERNOON.
tasEo number Of nOn,!Datlons woro made. Ths
6rst ballot showed 4 decided preference for Dr. l.
II. Miller anil q. J.. Stainbach. tho former receive
my ~ votes, anil tho latter 4B,---7H votes
being. necessary. to choice. Upon ths
second baiet Ut; Miller reeelvod = votes and p
business the Convention adjourned.
Rev. l. II. SELF, Of Princeton, Ky. Tho Tcaf work
OF tho Assembly with commences to.morrow.
, 1877-05-18

Ths oener.l Assembly IN n2'wh son.,lsasad4 aos
eGS5ss5 '2 .a is' Ssns " L.:
!fsf s9ss ss
s" s s VIZ e s.
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" sles fhse 1of ii sns psst history Il ontthn;sht
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PF:. = W e t.s .aq x
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eerntns Tie sutward tusne.suf te tlonse Q! ol ~
esP as. sff's +. !'l Ss
q lo,e; Il .,,nI mind spiEt Of .uprcaston, artrt
sses :. 4Sst 'pt ss'
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rftes IND # the reorc g w1,ou, .he ministers: f.
y Fs' s'.E r.. :s st1's
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eas 1 s;s sss Il r. sis'F and '
Thu Moderator Announced that tho Assembly war
constituted and ready fos bnsincss.
Tna Rev. Dr. Hatfield suggested that It would be
" - COMMITTEE on ARRANGEMENTS
A. 10 tho programme for tic daily meetings, hours
~ Tss ies: Maese sss Gibson tho Committee on
recommended that upon ,aijoututn9 : RECESS
tstsS ;sS thns ,hs As+e%Ss D hed e ss"
a ths following houss: Morning session. ~
s'on, WIEN i.eil. from 7:ss u n:5o: that, IN sc.
sious On ,,u S1 foiiowins Jays s esotsd to liz III.
School interests Of ts Church; arss Tuesday, tho
.y ~ Wo,x r.
second Thursday. reeeotion Of delegates from cor:
responding bodiua. The COMMITTEES also slgEestcd
usually held in tho l.aI!. tho Akfembly sdjourn on
TINT day at hve niinutcs before noon.
Dr. otbson added few words on tho desttab!tity
u sndei is' IT, direcso" M q .he S.semsy iii: pa
lad been proposed BY lie ronng Mems Cl.ris.lsn
npon tue Assembly. III, dibson ihereiors tooE
p'e.ssd ~ HOPE tSas shs x,.entiy SoSld saopt
ii IT, Maxwell moved, as an amendment, that tho
Assetnbly'a daily husnsas commence 1t 0 o'clock
In the morning and continue until Ave minutes bs-
fore Ia, when the Assembly should unite, accorl-
Ink to tho request OF the Young Mems ChnatIau
Aasocia.lon, IN devotional sxcreiscs for ons hour.
SsSa s IN a . a s ~ sFass soon ono ey d.
o'clock, yas accepted, and tbs report, thus amsnd'
r. In mos,Sn af tHo iiov. n,. Hatfield ths Assem.
, 1877-05-18
MISCELLANEOUS.


The Nev. Or, Gibson, Ut The Committee on A.
ranrcn,cnts, mado supplemental report, recon.
n,cndng that tho second Friday etaniu9 o, iha
session be devoted 10 the work OF tho Roorl ~
Education and the Frcedments Committee, The
report was adopted.
Tho Rev. DR.. Rockwell suggested that the sscrs.
mont Of tho Lord's Supper bo postponed until ne.s
Sabbath, when tho Con,mlssloncrs would havn be.
como somewhat rcsteL and mora fitted, mentally a.
wc'i a. spiritually, 10 engage in ,ts cclcb,atdon.
ftt therefore moved to reconsider the vote hv
which tho programme OF the morning had been
adopted.
Tho Rev. Or. na,aold made Tho practical ohscrr..
ston that II they walled nntil Sunday IN. Assembly
wonld In eeattoted 10 tho four winds, and It woull
notices uf the Assclnhiy's intention IL celebrate
s Il. Ss IN S aS es ss
been made, and 1t would tc o"t OF place to make
u br. % Rockwell then withdraw his motion.
TEMPORARY ut.EhKs.
Tho Roy. Dr.. llatdcld rai.! u was tho ru,c th,t
tho Stated and f'grHahant c1ofks should nominate
s III sssH Ssssss, Fl
!: Chambers, Now 9osk;' James froilatnshs,1sS,
Thc.e termination. were confirmed.
Tho Moderator announced the following 1,cvo.
e1s IT, st.on sfs a"S G 05 0rns w. ' H. WAGER j.
Thu Asscmby was then led In pEnycr by the I,cy.
Dr. Malln. OF Philadelphia. After which It look
rcccss until oel1ck this morning.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Tho " Committee VI Tho Syno;ls on tho f1eneyo.
lent Wosk ni the Church " will .ncot t!s morning
In Lower Fnrwc1t Hall at o O'Clock.
The General Assembly will ,lnlto with the noon
nsayer.heetinR to.day, from IL 10 l o'clock, iof
an hour nf tcvotLun. Addresses will bc unliyerei
South Carolina, and others.
sAnnATIl-scHoOl. MEETING.
In accordance with standing order ot the
lath. school Interests Of tho Presbyterian Church
will be held tM Farwc1l Hall thin evening Tho Nal.
Dyke, will preside and make a1io opcn!ng address.
Addresses will also be delivered by the tov. j. VI
dulles, Editorial Secretary OF tho Hoard Ut Puh,.
ration; by the 1tcv. Dr. A. j. Upsot, Of Albany,
n. Y. and by tho ney. David h. 1srccd. 0f H.
Panl, MINI. TllcHc gentlemen arc ail ronnlar and
nnusaai intessst Tne public il earnestly iassd i d
to nttotd.
, 1877-05-18
think even good thought. Nay Col hlet. and Entde
you during yonr 0ccurAncr Of thl1 chair. tAp7auoul
INCOMING.

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,.-. Bl0anAPil1cAL.
r'.; EGils Is quito prominent Clergyman. and
the rntcs permitted il. liz t,anis sbont slx feel
.re !. ~ !;
eeved his education In Hamilton College. lie was
pssto,t of church II nrook'?n for several yeass.
occ ii. III oms insrv Thrso "rcan reap. a i. III
called 70 Tho pa*,orate Of u lnrsc church In Oak
land, ca atd ho IL ono OF the representatives Ut
the San Francisco rrcsbyte terry in tho Assembly.
4 singular fact u connection With hi.
election ia that ho had been defeated
three :, times ptsrlou,ly:. w. r!om1enGe s,
short. Never bclore IN tho history Of ths Asscm.
hty Inns Commissioner WIN tvns defeated 80 many
times been successful. Tho choice. however, Is n
got,d ono, md gives general satisfaction. Dr.
Eells ID delegate 10 tho Par. .Treabyterian Conn-
eli. which nlCutt In Edlnboro, Scotland. In August,
and his being Moderator will add TO bis influence In
that most eminent body.
, 1877-05-18
before Jchnvaht. awful throne,
=, le nAkluna. low with tacrcd lori
EnpN that the Lord Ia tSikl AlOlIe;
lie can create, unnt lIo Leslf1,y.
DIR. VAN DYKE,
THh pRK.EMiNEaCH And poWER or rlIb NANn
Or lEkus EI1nfSr lY AA2ANEru.

or JESUS CHRIST or NAZARETH.
Tie Rev. Mr. Van Dyke lheu preached tho open
Ing sermon ~ follows:
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SIN AND SALVATION.
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, 1877-05-18
THE UNIYARfANS.

TOLEDO, O., May 17.-Ths twenty'thtu W. i,
Ing Of the Wes&atn Unitarlan Conference NJ" -. =.
progzeu In this city Il largely attended, maa, ~
tho most prominent representatives Of that demon.
!patlon being present. DesoIiqual e1e'e.e'' ~.
neia, reports, and reading nnd dlscH's!on % paps
on various topics connected With church $o'A ns'~
thus far occupied tho Tins OF shy mset'n;. E 4,,or,
To-day tho Roy, y y. H9nsih9, aosa -. HH1maolol5
ior Children" An e.ssy TN '.Ja.enlle I'1s' -
tare By hre yAyatto Smith, q Eipeaaa1lAs' lsa sps-
read; also, "A s.aay on LIZ 'Dlbls Ase w.
, 1877-05-18

eou1d impart to them, thoJ won!d DO prepared for
the1t work In the Assembly It was Tho design pf
tho sacred Ordinance Al H. very threshold to prc
pare them. Might t!us lsc!p them 80 TO nppropr.
NC the Savior 10 thrir lrars 10 tho enl.
1to tncn con1ccratcl the vino, nnti Il was dis
trthutcd by tho scnt!cmcn prcyiousiy named.
The services cissci With tho noxOfo.y, thc heno.
Glellon being pronounced hy the liov. Nj. Cohen
, 1877-05-18
TILE COMMISSIONERS.

AN OFFICIAL l4sT.
Upon reassenlbling, tho Clcrk calIol tho roll.
Tho following Is q correct 1!st OF the Commission
cra, all but about twenty being now In tho city,
and the romninder will undoubtedly attond tho
scasiona to.dsy:
Asany1M.p!'sf, s;k9c,. H9c, Anon un:os.
Wiiis;m Will; Wiling Xfesibsid Isctars. - "''
,Ghampailt-Mloiitor Henry H. butler. Elder Reuben
.GsainSA- Minister Joha c. BOYD. Elder Fam uel II.
ssa!-,H ,H|n|.ter Jon..han w,,,:on: ,... = = ,.
soo csirn T. gm snl .ytS Hsi Gosss M A'a'' b.
c.arp.-,n,ssesso oesrt ie Il. is Elder Harvey
s:t sEa:.t r1etla.-Mtntster Charles Q. selleek. Elder
ss!sp %'s- + ss;ssn f. Hss Eds, 7nom.
,rstkln@Sia'sAr Daa1elJ. Sanders. Elder Henry C.
s}sEis; l. E:iSs SSsa.sa 2 D l:*: FL
s;. R;.a 1G' IL psss; & i:s lED 4is L Il
N!o Jsasifo-M,ntaer :. ns..y Howell, n.,
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syso III sasrT us ssx T. cn.,,e,
s: sssSs sa3 %'ia!;G:
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I'LL: W sss Eiss: flom:s Wiii!.@'' S wiiils% j.
,,.,,,-.~ aYHon ~ GI1o!xnATl
lsoocrt NJ Adams. Elder John
SissSnss,;7 ,7N|ot.,sr. e'eSrss NJ; ]M{earc} ?: D.:
k5e9" sssa1' 'ju. erssss Az
stass' tas ses 5'sssy Il h.s: III t T.
L1SM!San: r.. ,,hr ,,.r,,
bern balrl. "'''''''''''' " '' ''' 'N'' >'''''
-Ynou or cLEvKLANn.
Close!aad-h!ln!steEs frsnets A., Horton. John @.
Etli4t Hiram T.. larpe4. Edefs Edwin H. Perkins, D..
u. Htrobg. Charles u. IjuHhAr. =
Mal0h1hH- Mnlttues hEcFnou a. MeAaatcr, D. D..
james II, WFtUltv EIlYt1 Jhuea fulton Wilson. John
u, tA1trtF, -
NJ ,ytlle-tilntstets Jena ttatery William 9.
.'sisubsnx xa- NiHIslers Iayla iisFsnss, samusi l..
sYsop " sStra An. ''' A''''
Cp3orx1o-MiEtster L9DlA tisNijLun.
fiuHsSaa-Minisict William i. li0Mmee,
hAMts ft-Sllnletor jsmes lso.rrts.
UtAh-MthlsGex Duncan ]. MctllIan. Elder {lktdlntr
4. nTucs.
nyeron-N.nlttef itnrard ~. S,ratIop.
, 1877-05-18

tbRf1h t1r HHH INU
ttY cantvo. md Ewing xta so en aid chief s,nonK
ilitse rfta tbs Divine Influences which secure tho
Sssd y dsd s1a :';?s ;ssslvs% f..Ss:
;ns s's q nth ss tsoy nnss TIT Ite hath she'd forth s'
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their ovu mouths; snl then pre.rnia " al
u: n:mf oi Jssas Shri:. u E..Neth. cruel:
The eInbo.,ted xtedom And n'sfcY oi God
g. III y.
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sa s ~ 1t x .sxsa sSs ssHs
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s n5safhf sioepe no E s!ta.sa ~ u tas
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ti;iss'ioa: II !'.%g: SsTI:sss simss
and esIs Chfat ied up i dTa wins s !nsn uno Him.
* sssaie ths M ss9o WIN ~. 1h!Sh @ Ky ~ "a ~
fSSii ihst iuY fcr wHIcn iv tnSsfsI t.. s1..: snI
, 1877-05-18

Hsttan. q 4 ;as aspts wo;id stS net shs intent e.
Sss.:s 3 III
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NOW VIZ sEr UP THEsH UNIVERSAL FACTS
&
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not tho alt1nn9 0f nnS}j1yef1t they
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Ess
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Thomson. Elden John A. App,esato, Jcsse O. Don.

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solomon -Mn'ster william It. Snyder. Elder David
y rnMeos1Rx.Ntntster Mo1x Ne,.oo A, Rant,n william N.
ra0s. EtdtraJuhn .. AndersUn. john Neal.
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in COUNCIL.
First Days Session Of the
Presbyterian General
Assembly.
Sermon by the Rev. Dr.. Van
Dyke, the Outgoing
Moderator.
Election of tho Nov. james Eolls,
of San Francisco, as His
Successor.
Remarks Of the Outgoing and
Incoming officers---Dr.
Eell's Biography.
corrected List Of the Commissioners
to the Assembly, Clerical
and Lay.
Report OF the Committee on Ar.
rangements...How the
Time le Divided
Up.
Administering the sacrament...Ad-
dresses by the Rev. Messrs.
Cohen and Eells
Other Church Gatherings In Vnri.
0uS Parts of the Country.
Report of the Committee on Ar
rangements.."How the
Time le Divided
Up.
Administering the sacrament...Ad.
dresses by the Rev. Messrs.
Cohen and Eellx.
0thor Church Gatherings In Vnri-
ous Parts Of the Country.
THE PRESBYTERiANS.

CALLED TO ORDER.
THz COMMISSIONERS TO THE ANNUAL MEETING
Of ths PrsebyisrAn General Assembly began 10 rom
desvous yesterday morn!ngs q Farwell Hall "a early
~ 10 o'clock. From that hour until II, the tine
appointed for The meeting to begin. delegates and
visitors continued. 10 arrtve ami enseoncsd them-
seives in The body and gallery Of the hall, whose
appearance, by thu way, has recently bsen made
samewhat Abnormally cheerful by much. needed
cn1c!minng Of Its wallis. number OF chairs
had been placed upon The platform for
the accommodation OF tho oflcurs Of the
Assembly and the distinguished guests. but
tho only pessons who chose 10 avail themselyos OF
thIa privilege were tho Moderator, tho RVy. 1lonry
]. Van Dyke, Of DFooklyn the 1lcv. Uaytd c,
Margins, Of baltimore; tie Rer. Robert j.. Laid
lar. Of Detroit; tho Nev. +. F. Hatfield, b. D.,
Stated Clerk aud TFsasuter: tho ttov. Cyrus Dick
son, D. D., permanent CLERK; md the ltess. j.
Mnnro Gibson. e. l.. Thompson, J. II. Walker
and 4. H. Davis. Of thts city. Tho delegates 10 thA
ycns's Assembly are fullya representative 0f tho
intelligence, wealth, and power Of tho Presbyterian
Church a. those who have made MP other Gnhcrat
Assemblies for ycam. Most Of tAu*c present were
in The middle Of life. but there was worry respect
Aoa minority whose silver hairs distinguished them
from the younger dlsctulcs About them
Al quarter after II o'clock tho Moderator Of
last year, tho Rev. Horny j. Van Dyke, Of Htpnk-
lyn, called the Assembly to order, and offered the
following prayer:
Get Tio !" n, aft e Tn'!e s!s,ns .Ha IN
gt::ssss @ G!sis ny % II
aGe =. il :" ,as fM ss III ssss asx
sa!nG, S'f i;sFy. n.tioq an.nfoll .ia,: Htse
!; ". ~: H., %s Az
th @sx ast w u ssy sy
S Ep' " VII .tss Hs i
The Moderator then gave out the hymn begin
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PREPARING FOR 1sUslNEss.
OPrAINo pKATER.
fTheFei Il = fountain niled with blood" va,
ns1t aun4.
Tbs Moderator sseppsd forward 70 the pulpit .ua
ss!ds