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letter ofs death,slightful, f perfect iour, are rmed me rear hea-day she ruing, he e young ted, eachgrace toinverted,• „ I didad' silent*; sorrow lock will quiet inbey have .there is work foril weightiffection-NESEE,2EY.siTT. S, OHEISTIAN COMMISSION IN THE J ffljSYNOD OE ONONDAGA. * mIn session Sept. 10th, 1863, at Syracuse, S.Y., the Synod of Onondaga passed the follow-sing glowing commendation of the United‘ States Christian Commission; _ edific;Resolved, .That Synod hare listened withproacdeep interest to the address of Rev, George J. ^ in t Mingins, of Philadelphia; that we recognize ^m]with gratitude,to God the work of the Christ-ian Commission, one of the noblest Christian ,, enterprises of the age; that we give to it our “enTi I cordial approbation, and that we will continue « app| to commend it to the confidence and liberality had h1 of our several congregations. $20,0lt;Charles Hawley, Moderator* the si T. Dwight Walker, Temporary Cleric. Abouthe t:...... . soon \Request for Soldiers’ Papers. A friend alld $ connected with* the army, writes from Wash- none lt;ingfcon City very recently as follows: were 3“All unite in saying that your paper is one We | of the best published. I wish we had a thou- Ada32 I sand copies to send out every week. Try and ^reac get some of your benevolent people to send to us five hundred copies of your paper for the Tin army.- “Who will contribute the $10 or $11 per week necessary to respond to this appeal ? jtor ofsermo
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Philadelphia American Presbyterian
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, US
Thu, Sep 24, 1863
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PA, USA 12 Oct 2022
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