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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-07-21

IIennegan, Bates & Co., Of Baltimore, pre-
sentcd recently to Hon. O. S. Long, Of Wheel
ing Clerk of the West Virginia Supreme
Court of Appeals and high official in the
Masonic order, a very beautiful agate seal ring,
with the embems of the SD degree Of Masonry
engraved upon IT,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-07-21
spser's Port Grape Wine !
FOUR YEARS OLD.
IlIIG& STRENGTHENING PROPERTIES

are unsurpassed by any other native Wine. Being
the pure juice Of the grape, produced under Mr.;
Speer's own personal supervision, its purity and
senuineness are guaranteed. The Youngest child
NAV partake OF its generous qualities, and the
weakest invalid use II To advantage. IL Is partic-
ularlv beneficial to the aged and debilitated. and
suited 10 the various ailments that ailict the
weaker sex. 1t is, in every respect, WINE TO
BE RELIED ON.
IYyALID'S USE SPEER'S PORT GRAPE
WINE. FEMALES USE SPEER'S PORT
GRAPE WINE. WEAKLY PERSONS FIND
4 BENEFIT BY IT'S USE.
Speers Wines in Hospitals are preferred to
other wines.
Sold by Druggists generally, who also sell
Speers standard Wine Bitters Trade supplied
by all wholesale dealers. See that the signature
OF Alfred Speer, Passaic n. j., is over the cork
Of each bottle.
ALFRED SPEER'S Mount Prospect Vineyards,
New Jersey. Office, No. "a, Warren ST., y. Y.
For Sale by c. +. BELLER.
July Ia, 1877.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-07-21

The County Court commenced IFS July term
on Monday-Col. r. w. Baylor, President, and
Justices J. s. Melvin and Basil Avis constitu-
ting the Court Geyeral civil cases were dis
nosed Of
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-07-21

Clear thought and vigorous action depend
upon that perfect condition Of system resulting
from pure blood. When symptoms proyoca-
tive Of dullness and inactivity present them
selves, then use at once Dr. Bulls Blood Mix
ture.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-07-21

Roses bloom in summer only. but DR..
Schley's Family Cough Syrup will keep the
roses of Health ever on your checks Itnever
fails. Graudest Remedy for all Coughs and
Colds No pay if no relief. For sale here by
c. f. Beller and by Gilbert Bros, Harper
Ferry. Only 25 cts for a sure cure.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-07-21

An awning has been erected in front of the
Confectionery store of Mr.. p. II. Rohr The
iron framework for an awning to Mr.. Jacob
Starry's store-frout has been put in position.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-07-21

We arc indebted to Hon. Frank Hereford,
L. SIS for the Report Of the Commissioner
Of Agriculture for 1915.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-07-21

In Baltimore, Oh Wednesday, Wheat all the
way from Sl.45 to SlG5-according to quail
ty Gold $lOjl.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-07-21
IN MUSIC.

MISS EMMA REED will resume Lessons %
her Glass on Monday next, ana VIII DC
pleased to add few names TO her list oi uPi's'
For terms, DC, apply TO her,
LulY d. 1871.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-07-21
The Latest from Martinsburg

There was great excitement and conccn-
tration of STRIKERS" at Martinsburg, to the
number of 500, on Wednesday, but no further
outbreak Owing to the absence of any ei-
fcctive militia organization in West Virginia
and the avowed sympathy Of portion Of the
local militia with the strikers the Governor
has found it necessary to invoke the
aid of the federal government, the President
has issued his formal proclamation, and nearly
four hundred men from the arsenal at Wash
ington and Fort McEIenry, at Baltimore, have
arrived at Mutinsburg 1t was hoped that a
sober second thought of the strikers would
have rendered this last resort unnecessary. \
strike Of this kind, sustained by violence, can
not las. long under any circumstances. And
now that the interpostion Of the federal arm
is about to be manifested in manner "with-
out fear, favor or Affection" it is hoped
that all the men engaged in this unfortunate
business will realize at once the futility Of their
demonstrations, recognize the supremacy ofthe
law, and avoid the consequences Of further
persistence in its violation.
The Governors Guard, Of Wheeling, arrived
at Maytinsburg, under Capt Miller-4O men.
The troops sent by the U. s. comprise eight
companies of Artillery, armed as Infantry,
under command of Gen French.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-07-21
Bush Meeting.
NOTICE TO TnEPUDLIC GENERALLY
Sunday. July 29th. 1877.
FARMERS.

GONE to town and Insure your Wheat in Stack
I and Barn. and save money by so doing.
July Is, ls7T-4t. +. NJ. AISQUITH, Sr.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-07-21
WEST VA. UNIVERSITY.
1877. ltOrGantown. ISIS.

THIS institution of Learning, under the Presi-
dency Of Rev. j. R. Thompson, \: NJ, is en-
terng upon new era of prosperity. During the
Spring Term just closed, the attendance of stu
dents was increased over G5 per cent. 1t has a
large and scholarly Faculty beautiful, health
full and moral location ample Scientific and Phi
losophical Apparatus; Library constantly grow
ing a curriculum of the most thorough charac-
ter; standard Of scholarship surpassed by no
American institution of learning.
TdE Expenses ARE LESS than at any other place
known to afford equal advantages. The Fall term
begins Sept 9Th the Winter term January I'd,
and Spring term March 9th. For full iniorma-
ton, Catalogues, &c, address the President.
GEO. c. STURGlSS,
July 81, 1871 Secretary of Regents.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-07-21
PRIME JEFFERSON LAND
IN MARHET.

TVHE fine landed Estate known as Belyldere,"
lying one mile East Of Charlestown, the
COunty-seat Of jefferson, West Nirgini in. IL con-
sists of 300 Acres of prime Limestone Land. about
Thirty In Timber. and Is well watered thro'-
out by large never-iailing Springs, and by Cat
Tail Ran. An Orchard of Apples and Peaches,
and other fruit upon the premises. The Improve
ments consist Of
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-07-21

Why is a note in bank like blade Of
grass? Because it natures by falling due
iiew.)
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-07-21

Many fellow is like pig you never lock
.o bin ilr . straight tale
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-07-21
Commodious Mansion,

Tenant House. lee House, Corn Houses, Carriage
House, Dairy and other 0ht-Building. The
Mansion is on an elevated ground and commands
a magnificent and extensive view of the surround
ing country, including the Blue Ridge Mountain,
and Gap at Harper. Ferry. This estate is in a
fine Wheat growing region. Its proximity to
Charestown makes il convenient to Churches,
Public Schools and refined society. and within n
few hours travel TO Baltimore and Washington by
Railroad. The undersigned intending TO leave
the State offers the above valuable property Of
private sale. GEO. II. TATE.
July IL, ls77-lm.
Spirit, H~ger.forn Democrat, and GdmJer,Jarg
Valley Spirit publish three fines and send JW 10
ddeeriiser.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-07-21
Baker Fan Mills,

rgNIIE best in use. For prices, &c, call on
DUKE 4 GAhLAllER, Ag'ts.
(tAMP MEETING TINWARE & SUPPLIES.
Y Coffee Postal sizes Buckcts-sll skies !;
Tin Cups and Tin Plates, very cheap Low Price
Spoons. Knives and Forks the Summer Queen
Oil Cook Stove; Stew Pans. Wash Basins, Bread
and Dish Pans. For sale by
July Il. 1877. DUKE GALLAIlER.
DRASS Preserving Kettles Porcelain Lined
ID Kettles, for sale by
July II, 1877. DUKE 4 GALLAlIER.
GALVANIZED WIRE MUZZLES. for sale by
" July Il, lS77. DUKE X GALLAHER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-07-21
Mourning Dress Goods.

SOO MATCHES In Blocks. for 10 cents al,5
.JUU best Parlor Matches, for sale by
June lG, 1877. DUKE \ GALLAUER.
On BARRELS Round Top and Rosendalc Co
CO ment-fresh, for sale by
DUKE 4 GALLAHER
OK DOZEN HAND RAKES, for sale BY
LC DUKE 4 GALLAllER
N WEST s SONS No. Kerosene OIL, for salc
". by DUKE 4 GALLAHER.
GOLD Cast Steel Shovcls, warranted 10 stand
: more usage than any shovel made, Tor sale ~
DUKE 4 GALLAllER.
TIVE IlJ-SIiI CARD SKINNER, Tor sale By
June ~. DUKE a GALLANEB.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-07-21

IAPANNED Dust Pans, very cheap Bet
u Patent Nutmeg Crater the One Dollar aud
a Half Cooler; an additional Stock of Summer
Queen" Oil Cook Stoves. just received; all sizrs
Timed Iron Spoons; lee Cream Freezer Bucket
French Roll Pans dodblc-tnncd; low price
table Knives and FORKS, for sale By
June lG 1871 DUKE A GALLAUER
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-07-21
The SUMMER QUEEN.

nUKE GALLAHER Agents for the
IL SUMNER QUEEN OIL COOK STOVE. re-
fer to few who have them in use: b. G.. =.
Mason, Jos. Trapnell, Thos h. Sublcit., -. e.
Washington, DR.. WIN. +. Lippitt, Mrs. kiin Tim.
berlake and Mrs. VIM. Craighill.
June ., 1877.
On BIS. CEMENT, Sinclair's IIay and Stfar
~ Getting Boxes, 10 Kegs Extra GiA.i
Blasting Pow der, just received, for saie by
DUKE a. GALLAHER
(tllOlCE Chewing md Smoking Tobacco ana
' fine Segars, for sale by d. A u.
E'RAZER'S AXLE GREASE, beet in the world,
/ for sale by DUKE X GALLAnER
IHAMPI0N Nutmeg Grate-docs not r-r's
" the nutmeg. and does not CRATE the tngcr.-
useful, darabl" aud economical. For sale by
June %, 1877. DUKE 4 GALLAHER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-07-21

IMPROVED STICKY PLY PAPER-made from
| the original English receipts. Nothing poison
Gus abe ut it, and is much cleaner than any other
Nv paner. As the flies never leave ii after alight-
ing, therefore they are never found dead on your
closet shelves, in your food and anywhere else in
the house-a thing which renders all other exter-
minators so obnoxious. For sale by
c. Z. BELLER.
CPEER'S Wine and Brandies-from the celebra-
= ted vineyards of Alfred Speer-sold only for
medicinal purposes, at Z. Z. BELLEkS.
TODEA. the great Blood Alternative, for sale by
i July u. ISL. Z. b. BhLLEK.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-07-21

any bloodshed, but they VIII resent any inter-
ference. IL Is stated that gang Of fifty men
are located a few miles west from here at this
hour to obstruct the military should they come
on a special train.
The strikers will net interfere with any
trains carrying the United States mail. The
Wheeling company, it is Understood, will Tot
arrive here until five o'clock this Wednesday,
morning, when an attempt will be made 10
pass out the trains. The militia company
comprises 40 OF so men. II is thought that a
movement will be made to arrest the ring
leaders in the strike The situation is very
alarming.
The strike went into effect on the third diyi-
sion this morning, and no freight trains are
allowed to pass Keyser, Piedmont and other
points, where considerable excitement prevails,
but there is 10 report Of any serious disturb
ance.
Private Poisal, party to the shooting of
Vandergrif, is conductor on freight train,
but is not c,nnected with the strike. The
strikers justify the shot fired at him on the
ground that he was overstepping his duty, as
be had no orders from Capt. Faulkner to close
the switch. PoisAIs injuries are slight. Van
WI SihA 10 INV III dil thSl NOhNiN4Si'l "HN N"N'N
are hopes of his recovery. The strikers are
greatly incensed over The shooting, and serious
disturbance would doubtless have followed his
death His left arm was amputated at the
elbow, and the thumb Of the right hand was
also removed.
At this hour, quarter past one o'clock, al
most everybody has retired except the Knots
of strikers along the railroad. Several hun
dred people have been congregated at the de-
pot during the night.
At Keyser, w. Va, the terminus of the
third division, where large workshops Of the
company are situated the fremen struck yes
teriay and threatened to shoot any of their
number who offered to start freight train, and
no trains were sent out last night At Graf
ton, terminus of the fourth division, and Para
kersburg branch, the tiremen struck and fore
cd the new men from the engines. Three or
four Of the rim gleaders were arrested by the
authorities Of the place Gov. Henry NJ. Mat
thews, of West Virginia arrived there last
night from Wheeling, with the Matthews
Guard of 60 men, and expected to be able to
qucll the whole disturban ;e with that force.
The Latest from Martinsburg
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-17
AMBITION AND HUMILITY.

SERMON PREACHED BY RLv. HENRY p. MENDEs
AT NINETEENTH STREET SYNAGOGUE YEsTED-
DAY.
The Synagogue lesson yesterday at the Nineteenth
street Synagogue was the episode Of Korahs rebellion
The Rev Henry r. Mendes sand: In striking contrast
to all those who have played such great parts In
tho religious development OF tho human race such as
Coniucus Buddha, Mohammcd and Jesus tho Naza.
rene, stands alone and grand our prophet Moscs.
Teaching nothing but that which clcvates man .
intellectual nature tho ond OF his teaching is not
sensual paradise like that OF Islam. He cmphatically
incuIcated a religion OF love. He most unassu m
ing-thc mildcst OF men; and the very thought OF
claiming am nifty with the one he served would have
boon most repugnant and bIasphcmous-nay. hts mind
never framed tho thought None the loss he disiin-
guishcd tho great conucius by his implicit re-
ancc upon revelation, which the latter rejected
Tux CHARACTER og Mosgs-KoRAu's srpIrIos
Tho preacher pointed out how brilliantly the noble
character OF Moses exhibited In the episode Of
Korah, rebellion among the Lsvitos, his own tribe,
hitherto faithful agiatcd by his cousin originated
by Of tho kohathites, tho most distinguished
ton OF tho most distinguished tribe, who ranked nrst
after the priesthood who should have been first In obc-
dience. Aided by chiefs OF the tribe OF Reuben $50
princess korah presents himself before Moses and using
the usual language oil sedtion, procaims equality and
demands by what right Moses and Aaron exalted
above them. Mt Mcndes described the prolonged
torture oi uiscoV'Ty, pictured tho
scene tho OF the day, TO who was to be
chief In Israel. The grand and supreme moment ar
rivcs; slowly the words fall IRON Moses lips ench
word lcadcn weight that sinks Korahs hcart, each
syllable instant less before mis- doom. The is
frightul aud appalling. As Moses speaks. so II is-
the earth clsavcs asundcr ana IN the depths OF its
embrace Koran aud his people Ind n living grave
Here, then, continued the lecturer Us ambition persona
fed by Korab proud, lofty and overbcaring. opposed
TO humility personned by Moses. The ambitious man
Deeis many eyes Argus 10 watch hts opportuni-
ties and hts enemies MS many arms Brarsus ssizo
It's desires ana guard them when attained. Ambition
Ii like ladder with no Top 10 II; however high tn
climbers stop, "Excclsor IL still hts cry. Higher
he climbs while carlhs glorious beauties and lovely
symmetrics melt IN ono confused view. rejecting to
him his idea OF sell. Upward he climbs until a.
last he reaches thin AIR, vanity, nothing.
NOBLE AMBITIONS
Yet thcro arc noble nad worthy ambitions said Mr.
Mcndcs 10 worthy ambition 10 alleviate the pain
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MINISTERIAL MOVEMENTS.
BAPTIST.


Dr. A. Owen, OF Lafayette Avenue Church, Detroit,
has resigned the pastorate, which he has held Tor a
dozen years. correspondent writes that the average
passionate OF Baptist ministers In Michigan Is but
little years and that last year nearly onehalf
tho pastors In the State changed fields.
Tho Rcv. X. G. Flower has withdrawn IRON tue DIS
cipIes Church because his views baptism have
changed. lie says he cannot refuse ADMISSION Into
the church Of any Christian who has been baptized by
sprinkng pouring, such person being satisfied with
his baptism. Al the time Mr. Flower himself
neves IN immersion.
DR.. Z. h. Hewitt OF Minneapolis has accepted call
TO tho pastorae Of tho Centennial Baptist Church,
Chicago and Rev. W. W. Boyd, OF Charcstown. Mass,
accepts the call OF the Second Baptist Church, ST.
Louis
Tho Rev. A. H. Munro Of Toronto. has gone TO tho
First Church, Montreal; the Rev Mr. Donovan has
signed 81 Catbarinc street churcn, Montreal, and
gone TO England to collect money TOR the Grand Ligne
Mission, and Rev. J. L Campbell, rcsgning at Dundas
Canada. has become Mr.. Donovan IS successor
rhc Rev e. Perrin has also resigned his passionate ut
tho city OF ST. Caiharncs aud gone TO Western Avenue
Baptist Church, Chicago
rRRsBYTKRIAM
Rev. Z. A. kcolcr has Withdrawn from the Congrs-
gtonai Church at North Evans and ministers to the
Presbyterian Church at Bethany, n. Y.
There three pastoricss churches IN Ithaca N Y.
Row. ). e. Werner, OF the last class OF Antrim Semi
nary, has accepted call TO the Prcsby terrain Church
at OAKS Corners, n. Y.
The Rev. W. I. Hall, OF ~ nchburg. Va. has boon
made d. H. Dy inc Soutnwcstctn University
The call OF the First Church, OF Morrisown, NJ j.,
20 Rev. Rufus s. Green, Of Wcstleid, has been
ceptcd He went from the seminary (Auburnj TO
wcsihcld half dozen years ago, where his minis
try has been excellent and prosperous TINS Is the
church that James Richards and Albert Barnes sewcd
with such distinction and success.
The Rev. Joseph X. Kerr, Of tho Fourth Church,
West ThiryfJurtn street, this city. has resigned, hav
ing been called 10 Philadelphia
CONGREGATIONAL
The Row. Lyman Whiting, ID d., Iatc OF the ply
mouth Church, Philsdepnia has returned to hts
former parish In Reading, Mass, to reside He Is In
temporary charge OF tho First Congregational Church
OF Chcsca both Of which towns are suburbs OF Boston
tho Row. Charles r.. Treat, pastor Of the Second
Congregational Church at Grccnwich, Conn.,. recently
rendered his resignation account OF III hcath HIS
people, however refuse TO accept, but will give
their pastor oavc OF absence Tor SIX months, with
suitable pure
Rov. David Writ, late Of Ripon, Wis., has accepted an
Invitation to the Congregational Church at Plymouth,
In The same stale.
Row. r. H. sheer leaves the New York Avenue Meth
odst Episcopal Church, OF Brooklyn become pastor
Of the Park Avenue Congregational Church the
city
Rev. James Ray, OF Toronto, finding tho doctrines
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Of suffering humanity. II IL Q noble ambition 20
serve disnterestediy ono's country.


The ambition there alone resides
Who're justice >tndieates ana wisdom guides.
But ambition must not be selashness. which is .
poison fatal Tor ,nsures mortincation, for
truly II mores the sufferer. In contrast Is humility.
displayed eminently by Moses Whom the storm OF
rebellion bursts upon him he does summon troops
70 down the revolt Ell arms does he
they demand ..who am | that should 60 10
Pharaoh" he had said when his mission was nrst
coward TO resign Il He appoints public
trial. Thus he bunts the edge Of the revolt for the
time. Tomorrow II shall be fnus he gives time Tor
Koran's better prevail He expostulstes,
points out the dgnties and privileges he already en-
joys When humiliation Is threatened the people he
dcmoraized people accuse him, and annihilaton 10
again threatened and In process OF execution he hur-
ries Aaron 10 atone for them but IN the lew minutes
that pass hfteen thousand are stricken -Four
times had he been told TO leave the people 70
thor fate He to be the father OF greater nation
But no had not that ambition He knew not the word
Humility he know and practsod 10 urging humility
sages point that the law was given upon sina
one OF the lowest OF mountains When II was known
q mountain would BIO selected there was much commo-
ton
Ararat said, ..where tho first chain was forged 10
join offended Heaven to Offending earth, thorc tho
last chain shall be forged" NO nsaid Lebanon, "my
Lite" "But the thunder breaketh the cedars," said
Carmel swherc the fre 10 como upon Baals priests,
there the law, fiery law, shall be gwen" upon
me-" said Moriah, where Abraham, the founder OF
the faith, offered his gift to Heaven, there the law,
Heavens gift TO man, must be gvenn Sinai alone
not, and thus proving itself worthy It's destiny Sinai
became synonymous with light, law and reason.
The sermon concluded with prayer for all 10 walk
humbly
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THE CLERICAL EXODUS.

Last Tuesday the. Rev. DR.. Rust, Secretary Of tho
Frccdmcn's Aid Society OF the Methodist Episcopal
Church. sailed for England. On Wednesday Rev H.
n. simpson. OF New Jersey Conferences. Rev. Dr. Hogo
OF Richmond Va, and Rev. 4. =. W. Pcntrcath, OF ST.
Georges Church, honc.on, n. b., and Rev. DR.. Nc
Leod, o. Batavia ", sailed, aud Thursday, 18th
inst, DR.. H. ". Hatfield, Of Philadelphia, aud Rev
M. N. Benton, Jr. tEpiscopaanl OF Naysviiie, Ky,
expect TO sail The Rows Charles ~ James, OF Corn
10y, Town. j. b. Preston, of Mnnlius, ". Y DR. Pcltz
OF New paitz, N. Y. Rev. W. Hart, OF Newark. DR..
r. II. skinner, OF Cncinnati; DR. Irvine. OF Augusta
Ga Rev. $. A. King OF Waco, Texas, and DR.. A. A.
Hogc, OF Princeton, N j., sailod yesterday. Mr.. ~
sGilmour, New York State Superintendent OF Public
Insyructon; Professor Eaton OF Brooklyn and Mcssrs
A. Narquand, OF New York, and 5. Checseman,
OF Brooklyn, liccDtiatcs OF the Presbyterian
Church, lett for Europe yesterday. Besides the
iorty delegates who will represent the Pros
byterian General Assembly OF the United States
al tho Pan Presbyterian Council IN Edinburgh,
thirty corresponding members have also been up-
pointed, most II not all Of whom going or have
gone. Tho steamships Egypt, Bolivia, Bothnia and
Gcrmanic zach took out their quota OF pety and broad
cloth yesterday. Among the passengers VINO loft
this city yesterday week was the Rev. Edwin NJ Bliss
who gocsLo Constantinople 10 enter tho service tho
American Bible Society as the assistant OF his iathor
Dr. Isaac G. Bliss. Mr. Bliss has just completed his
course OF theological study at New Haven, whore he
was ordained last month. Rev. John q. Law has de-
cncd the appon OF evangelist In south Carolina
Presbytcry, eeng 10 DO his duty 10 rooin his family
In Europe where his wife Ia still detalne cd
Of III health. Ito has already snllcd from this port
PRESBYTERIANISM IN NEW YORK.
The changes have sung again and again Of late
on the decline OF Meshodism in this and other ccs