Scouller, James Brown

D.D. (Muskingum College, New Concord, O., 1880), United Presbyterian; b. near Newville, Cumber land County, Penn., July 12, 1820; graduated at Dick in son College, Car lisle, Penn., 1839, and at the A ociate Reformed Theological Seminary, Allegheny, Penn., 1842; was pastor of United Presbyterian Churches in Philadelphia (fourth), Penn., 1844-46; Cuylerville, N.Y., 1847-52; Argyle, N.Y., 1852- 62; editor of The Christian Instructor, Philadelphia, Penn., 1862-63. He has since 1863 lived as an invalid at Newville, Penn. He is the author of " Forty Letters from Abroad, principally Italy and Egypt," published in The Christian Instructor, 1860-61; History of the Big Spring Presbytery (U. P.), Harris burg, Penn., 1879; History of the Presbytery of Argyle (U. P.), 1880; A Manual of the United Presbyterian Church, 1881; Calvin ism: its History and Influences, 1885 (pp. 29); a number of pamphlets, lectures, and sermons, and a large amount of miscellaneous matter published in the columns of The Christian Instructor, The United Presbyterian, and The Evangelical Repository, since 1844.