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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-03-25
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an Sm ,pefli9sn @de feiues af t et'
erueu MaarbanIee, rreittl3 Der
GauaI8ridG s~.-...-..... :,
oatfo ebeu cine l66ne NuSpa9k tpobl
dusoelubter unb (ebr poblfeiIer 8nter tnt
biele Sabresseit erOFuet, betfebeno N:
trcefeuent, Sarten'i ano 'S0ns1>
oewooren, 9orcellan, Specerspetl'
@hen, 0u6waaren oler ArtlSla'
GEL Qeoer &c. &C. IT.,
1peltbe er 70 ruoblfeil eertauft, aIs isseno te'
tueuo in oisfem Warfte.
@be n a 4 s.
Elm waarbous uno wobnbauS
~Auslotten, uno nbreliO y StdDt
den unsefabr
$50 u If ferS s no
am Canal, elei6 pbsrbole sarE'
8rife. ~ r.
ser 1gC Mder bep S. Y
Derbaro's gRable, ale ,pslebe ct 81 ben b'l
Iia,teu Vteiien gum Derfaufe anbietet. ~.
Gr ,ablt ieoer;eit aar y elo 10
gpai,en, 1Dslidforu. 0ater, Slabiaan'eu1
Molle. ,e. &C., uno tpirb panftIi6 uno auf
tnerfian, ieoes expeditions: nno een'r'''lI'
onsasfebdft tefrreen, .rcn1tt lelne Sseano
uno Runbeu ibn beshnitisen mbsen.
WoSlilpu, sSulD 10. 1885. 1Zstl.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-03-25

Der llnterfbriebe ma6t biern1it fttnen
Sr,unoeu uno oau publisnm iiberbaupt Sc.
fannt oas er iein GtatEfemsnt pom Ioerrn
Daaeutiu 8odius Gbapp in Qeern sSsiters
Sbapp pstleat bat [iraber BON 6srru
Wbilipp Danner beserbnt1 ara QBsT!iben
snoe Der 1nstaramas ffraBe no er fort fabrt
eue Mrbeit Sn MAIDEN, rssIbe in Ieiu
fad Elm iebIdst na,g,!ieb 2sppieb, 1ifbtd.
ber, Sarpsse, mUtlsnune 2sinsn 3snse.
Durb 9ute baue,hafte nnb iaubess arbeit
anverttautsr auir a,s boft sr einen 's 2Seii ir't
cer 6fenttibsu VunF .sarSis fd su snabsu
feline Vreiit niso er 70 bldg tuaebsu bag ies
Der 3uf.isosn lsiu sujso.
euorpts &ifftr.
gautpn Dec. 80, 1885
S4-6R
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-03-25
So ebet1 erbalte11 y
son NewsOort uno pbtIooelpb'o
Cine sroHe MannisfaItisseit BON
GtRumooren Oelenu. Gdrbelfohsri

S'"S U'oNe At"""'9l"''S'S"N w"
giRutpoarsn Oelenu. Gdrb befohsri
. ais:
Nlatirte uno astneine SattIerpaaren
Dernfb Mauntina, aae gun Abfertieen pcn
Rutl1en, @ies uno Dierbctn's nStb'ss ga
den. QDere5sus far Sebreiner, Sepmiots'
&afsr uue anoere 9ancwer.er, SpnnraSsr:
siIen 0ldIetne Bareau &nbpfe, 3innbled'
GiIsuble1, Gilerner unb ,aelfnssnet Dratt
BOrar. 3ine. B'cd;inu, gliatenlaufe, Sim
tenib!bNer nno Garuit,lr, Sufid, SlauboI3
SRiearasua. 8ra1l uno Notbbolj, MIaun,
Slauer Ditriol, &upfsrma0er, NtrioI0l:
Snbigo, &rapp auo anbesu SdEbeIted'n
Brenn6L, 0erberbi. Giien uno Stabl. sban
fel uno 3ansen, eilerne 2ampens Oefen, SIC:
ps, Stride une 8inofaoen nebit anbern Or:
hfeIn Die III einem gut adortisten stobr sebb:
rem.
Sbiae sa6su wtsoen um.iebr biliss prel:
fe pertauit in Dem Gilenwaarenitobr, Ssb
uno Sarbeitpfen BON
s. q. G6neloer.
gautcu, 81 ben % t. 1885.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-03-25
@Rb
Il 1Nn5tt9e6

rlnterssibnster benabri6tiget eas publ'
fun, baB ct iib als eraftilber ar3t II
reentow start 60. Ob- nieoerSe
.aijen BAT. Dur6 pisllabrise Stueten a''
BEN befen llnipsriitatsn, uno our6 Iansert
QlufentbaIt in Den srbbtsn QofpitaIern pol
Deut1bIano uno Srantreib 1T ct i'm Stan
oe, auob bic Ianspierisfen uuo 5artnadis:
Fen llebeL in Sssus auf raeoisinii6e Se
banbIuus, wie aI@ aIf birursii9s Spera
tionen, ourdb ueue uno suoerlafi1se &ar
uetboben 3ur 0si!uns su brinseu.
Su ieinsn frabern Nirtun9sfreifen 81
Srebe.idstOwn Mo. uno pittsburs Va. b t:
| te E, binreibenoe 9elesenbeit sefuueeu, d
nit ben, @baratter uno Den Mooifeatirn I
Der in oielem 2anoe berrfbenbsn Srantbeits.
former pertraut tu MAIDEN.
Opc. S. 9auwl9f,
prattiIber grst. Qpuuoar5t auo Sc:
buxsbeIfer, epprobirtin Dsutl6Iant
unb bep Der meoijinilbs 6irar:
siI6en Saeultdt3u 3u Baltimus.
@retntU n, ;. 15:en Sulp. 1885.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-03-25
Neuc Glitter :! :!
Ghrfl1mos, 6erter unD s..

Gbri(tmas, 0ertsr unD g..
0absn foeben er5a'ten uao test erS Sfnet'
elm aroBes uuo aasemeines Adortment Don
.Oerbfts uuc wintsr.Waaren, welbe ils
entsbtof5tu ftne febr pobIfeil ab5uiessn.
linn eu6 f3u iberseusen, oaB bier CUTE
0lntaufe su n,a@en fno, Fufst fsIbit an IT,
febst.
Sept. 30.
glut. 0anb 30 2onnen guBzWaarsn,
sporunter so Sefen BON perfttieoener Sat:
tuna, 20 Rc6-Osfeu. @ben 10 SranfIin:
uno &anonsSsfen, utn Bulge pseiie 81
Derfaufen.
Gbri(1mas, 0ertsr uno g..
2eber issIiber Nrt Don uuierer eiseneu
Sabrisation auf 0aue fhr 8aarssIo. Der
bS6fte preis tuiro bejab!t fhr 9dute uno
GsGe.
.Gbri(tmas, 6erfer uno g..
10000 SuB pappels8reter Snm Serfauf'
unb ferse iosIei6 3u sesrau6en.
Gbrtltmos, 0erter uno 90.
CAUTION, Sept. IA. 's5. 28'bo.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-03-25
g.. 80 80 Seutfbe It.
gI 0er!I!

Der llnterfhriebene Bat 70 eben Elm neue.
at3pytinent teutfher 8n6er erbaIten, no
ranter fiob fOI9enoe befnben
Auart-, Dftap., Duooes' unb Sa,
fhen Dibeln, Seffamente .. ber-
fdieoenen 8attunger, Nrnbts
tpobres Gbrilfentbum, Scr's
Mdrtprerbub, Starf's ge-
betbub, 0ino's 9enetn-
maftlihes gefangbub,
Gatbebismus, pfals
ter &c. &c.
qb55e aIe tiaiSer Derfauft ,rereen aIS
Ii vasnb siueiu aneern @ubfotriu pisfem
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-03-25
@ Qttl { y.
wohlfeiler Denn jemols !?

WobNeilsr benn jemals ?
Die linteribriebeneu ssi8en ibreu Sseuns
ben uno &unoen, uno Dem san5enpubl!fum,
ersebeuf an. oaB fle in gsibaftsperbineuns
astretien iuo. Sie habsn ibren Sbapp,
in Der Iusearatpaa StraBe.in Canton, (9e:
taoe os,u nsueu 8antbauls sesenabsr. fri,s
ser bsrebut BON Vbilip Detpalt) bebeu:
t<ue SerarbBsrt, uno aesoen oaf ftlbit bstan
ois auf Qaae baben, Elm srobes Wdortiment
SdttsL 3dumen, Sattelbdss,
Seugifem pitiolenbalftsrn, Gapal.
leri(tsn Gbodes, Yatrenta(beu, &c,
Deorborn 9e(birrt Sun, N ct s,
Sdulssefbirr jeber art 6 . fer,
Seusr s@pmsrt 2puoener Ba9en
'leitEben Neits, @lesante,, barsir,
|te,, uuo Sig + psttlDem Stdtf fb,
Slebtsn jeoer 0atuus. 4
Nles eon gutter QuaIitat. NIT ben befen
l)laterialien uuo iauber semad)t, tpcuen fie
ira @soben unb &leinen, 70 ,pOtlfeil ais es
in BEN metliben Staaten isssno,po 81 ba.
ben 1T. aeasn 8 aarselo peer annehn,:
fiebe qauoes Wrooudee persaufen. 9lIe ae:
macbte 8sfellunsen srerosn aufs f0nsafts
aussefabrt.
-. - qBiuiam Stols, uno
..%.:~ Sobn Budius, Jun.
Canton, Nue. 90. 1885. 2otf.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-03-25
S6riftsiebsrei u. Stereotppen
m anufa dtorD.
6. q. Games un0 g..

Nc. 1. 8ddPsr gtra6e, Cincinnati, 9.
@ino tessit at!s assitsase uno seitetlunseu
in 8s5ua anf 8uAogudsrsWaterialie auf
eas S@!eanisFe .uns 8efte ju bsiorssns
Siebabsu bsi1anbie an !Qaue. Dsuder
pre0sn, bon perfhisoener 0rSBe uuo
Vreiien 9Biueslbadsn, snefiiuse uno
sembbnliebs sebiffs, Mabn,eu. MusfbieBs
iteiue. Ssbtafen, Geeale, Sormate, q.
{. ~. Duborn4srsSArbe. .oas pfuno
BON 80 Cts bts 81 So; 70 spie AUDI
ale nur eroent!ibe elrtifel, tpeIbe In
elmer Dsudsrsn asbraubt weroen. --
Serusr: babsn be(fanois aa panb elm
aussrIelenes enforcement bon snaliiben
3 rifteu. als pun Der VsarI blS
III 90 Qnien Vfa, nebt ben fpdtefteu
uno neusiten Wuitsrn pou Sob=strtfteu,
(NseiesuBe) rslbe fle um biaise Yrsifs
oerFasftu. -
gsrnsr oaten {ie Elm srcBeS Ndsrtement
Geut(cbsr SsSbriften .,..
90, Der WonparieIs bio ,ar 9roben Canon.
Drs;aunsen BON alien Nrreu, sleine
Ouantitdteu Sbrifteu, bslonoer8 fir
0ubbinoer. Sie Gno ferner bereit, alIe
Nnen BON 3uhornder. alrbeiten at tersc.
tppieu, rno .aarant.rsa ibre lDaasen 70
,ut al5 Die bitlirbsn su naHeu ghon
a braubts gbnften ps,fanisn iie uu,
lin beDeutsnoee wobtfeiler. ano aIte
8u6faben Uereen Ie i'm .2ansel fire
ano balbea Cts on. S. -
8. q. Sames
4. =.=. 81" u. p. ames,
=. Cincinnati, Gan. 90. 1885. :. .>-a
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-03-25

|2beif ses gtdases. pesiOren, pel6e anf
|teutiOs 8nher Subfcribirt baben, tperben
beuabri6ti9t, caB fie init ben Sibern Bill
Tiger als um Den Subieriptionspreis psr'
teben tperoen.
t. ...-.,.'... SObn Sortcn.
Canton, Musuf 14. 1885. 17:tf. -,
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-03-25
Neue Guter! !

Boblfeilsr Denn jen1als -!
Die llnter(hrisbeueu babsn 70 ebsn pcn
NeusYOrt uno pbilabsIpbia erbaIten. Elm
1rsnes uue ausseo.bhtss enforcement Don
SrOfenen 9erlts uno QStuter>QBoa,
rem Grccerepen, Sarten,paaren,
Specerepenl &c.
Nlfo.-Qerren unS &naben Rappeu,
StieIet unb S1ub, @umalaItid S6ub.
lndiu Rud6er,) BON better aualtdt, "a:
men Morceeo mno Druneaa Gbub.
Gpanib Sebk uno Sberleoer.
Gin aasemeines Afirti,nsnt pau Qhten u.
|&appen.
QBel6e fe entIGlcHen iine elm 10 n 9
10 0 b ifeiIer ats Der rieoriaIte gtsiB su
oerfaufeu. &auFatlse spesbsn adtuussnolI
etfn6t, bep ibnen anjuipredeu, uao fhr fd)
lelbit Su urtbeilen. r...
Stf6e, 9 at, uno 81 deel
&C. &c. befanbie auf 8 n o-uno srie &C.:
tpbanlid, sum Dsttauf--lebr woblfeH.
o. 8aatsele uns Der preiB ,p,ro DC
sablt far Baisen, Slarlaamsn, &c. -
Gle Uertangen .
|9(b00 %{%as @,fi,;e, @@Dt'' noe
0arris, Nepnclos un0 Nueuliin
gauton, Dec. IL. 1884. s5=tf..
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TERMS OF THE TELEGRAPH.

s.sThs vERM6Nr TELreaAPH IS published
weekly Il 81 year. payable within four months
or $50 At the end Of the year. =
To subscribers out OF the State, residing
more than 100 miles from this Office, the paper
win be sent for ~, IS .,, 49,. s.rl.
To accompanies, at whatever distance. " no re
eeive ~ Or more copies IN one bundle, and pay
in advance, o. so each. ~ ''... -; &c.. ~.
Agents. who procure andPay fol six subscribers,
are satitled to the seventh copy grAts.
In making communications Of new subscribers
md remittanees, the A gents viii be particular IN
riviugrthe names and residences Of subscrIbets,
and The amount to BE credited TO each
Ai'Baptst ministers, in good standing in the
churches throughout the United States, are au-
Ihorixed TO act as agents for this paper.
.n,- Al eonmunfeatioas must be post paid, ex-
cebl lch a. add 70 our istoF Subscribers oheo,
more lames.'u.lh I Gse ."ls,e5.r - 49,.
Papers will not he discontinued until all AREA
ages are paid, except at the discretion ofth'
publisher ,i.,-a .v,T =.
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COUNTER REPORT.

The subscriber as q member OF the
Committee to whom was referred the ap-
plication OF Messrs Pearce and Yates for
aid in the circulation of the Bengalee
New Testament, begs leave to submit the
following consideration:
|. The Baptist Board Of Foreign Mis-
sions have not been under the impression
that the American Bible Society was or
gained upon the neural principle that
Bdptl-0 and lis cognates were never to be
Translated, but always transferred, in all
versions of the scriptures patronized by
them. Had this princi pie been candldly
stated and uniformly acted upon by the
Society in the appropriation of It's funds
for foreign distribution, the Baptists never
could have been guiItyof the folly or du
plicity of soliciting aid for TRANSACTIONS
made by their Missionaries.
2. As there is now a large balance in
the treasury Of the American Bible Socie-
| ty, as many LIBERAL 6equ'Sts and donations
h0De been made By Bapt sts, and as these
were made in the full confidence that the
Society could consttutionally assist their
own denomination, as well as the other
tevangelical denominations composing the
National institution, in giving the Bible
to the heather world; therefore,
ResO'rcd, That 8 be appropria-
ted and pail to the Baptist General Con-
vention of the U. S. for Foreign Missions,
ito aid them in the work of supplying the
perishing millions OF the East with the
sacred sci ptures.
SPENCER H. CONE.
After debate, the further consideration
, of the subject was postponed to the mex
regular meeting ofthe Board.
Soc ctyS House, }
+ Dec 3, 1885 :
The Board proceeded to consider tn
: first Resolution reported BY the Commit
tee; a motion to lay the Resolution on tn
t table having prevailed, the Hon. VIM, ia,
l., submitted Resolutions proposing to Civ
r the subject to new Committee. After
d long and animal d discussion, the Who'll
e subject was laid upon the table.
Socistys House,
Feb. a, 1886. :
The Report Of the Committee presente
Nov. 10, 1885 was taken up, ana ate
debating the first Resolution, the Boar
le ad, burned to Feb. II, 1886 at four 0 cIoc
he P. NJ
Society's House
r. Feb. II, 1886.
6, The Board net pursuant 10 adjourn
l. n1ent.< = e.
IS. The Reporto of the COMMITTEE, submit
h. tsR 10 the Board Nov. 10, 1885, was aga
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who may endeayoUr to propagate the
Gospel in India, or where the said trans
lalions may obtain. And. ,. ..
3. It's not competent for the American
Bible, Society, to assume any sectarlan at
'titude BY, layoring the denominatlonaI
views OF any particular church either at
home or abroad. -.. = 49,.
With these. views of the subject, your
Committee most respectfully submit the
following resolutions: Z.
/. ,ResOLued That the Board OF Mana
gers. deem it inexpedient to. appropriate
any funds belonging TO the Society, IN aid
Of ,transIatihg or distributing the ,afore-
said Bengalee New I estament, or any
other version containing, the aforesaid
'transIations, or any similar TRANSACTIONS.
B. RcsoLcea,y That the Board of Mana;
gers on receiving satisfactory evidence o.
uch,corrections having been made in the
: aforesaid translation of the BengaIee
! New Testament, or other versions In 9th
er langua ges, or dialects, as will compor
with the known views Of other Christian
denominations; or in other words, with
the obvious intention, Of the authorized
! English version, will most cheerfuly cah
/ in the printing and circulation ofsaid yer
sion or versions as heretofore.
3. ResotUe4. That all persons interest
Ell in the foregoing resolutions, be inform
ed oftheir purport forthwith.
All which is oSt respectfully submitted
THos. MAcAULEY, Chairman.
James Minor,
I Thomas Cock,
Thomas Dewitt,
Francis Hall
VIM, H Van Week
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Wayland, the resolutions Of DR.. Minor:
and the original reports, were all referred
back to the same Committee for further
consideration and report
Society's House,
Noreacber S, 1885.
The following Report and Counter Re-
port We're presented,
The Committee to whom was recon-
Imitted the determining of a principle up
on which the American Bible Society will
aid in printing and distributing the Bible
in foreign languages, beg leave to report:
That they are ofthe oplhion, that it is
expedient to withdraw their former report
on the particular case, and to present the
following one on the general principle.
By the constitution of the American
Bible Society, lis Managers are, in the
tcireu}ating of the Holy Scriptures, re
stricted to such copies as are without note
or comment, and in the English language,
to the version in common use. The de-
sign ofthese restrictions clearly seems to
have been to simplify and mark out the
duties ofthe Society; so that all the reIi-
giouS denominations, of which it is com
posed, might harmon:euSly unite in per-
! forming those duties.
As the Managers are now called 10 aid
extensively in circulating the Sacred Scrip
lures in languages other than the Eng
! fish, they deem i their duty, in conformity
with the obvious spirit Of their compact, to
adopt the following resolution as the rule
oftheir conduct in making appropriations
! for the circulation Of the Scriptures IN al!
Joreien tOngpeS:
| /. Rcsolred, That in arpropriating
money for the translatine. printing, or dis
trihutlng of the Sacred Scriptures in for
egn languages, the Managers feel at liber
ty to encourage only such versions as con-
form IN tie princiI{e Of their translation
10 the common EnHiiSh rtrS1on; at least
so far as that all the religious denomina-
tions represented 10 this Society, can con.
Si>tenty use and circulate sid versions
in their several schools and communities
2. Re:olced, That's copy of the above
preamble and resolution be sent 10 each @
the Missionary Boards accustomed to re
ceive pecuniary grants from the Society
with request that The same may be trans
mitted to their respective Mission stations
where the Scriptures are in process Q
translation; and also that the said severa
Mission Boards be informed that their ap
pIication for aid must be accompanied witt
declaration that the versions which the
propose to circulate, are executed in &C
cordancp win the above resolution.
THos. MACAULEY. Chairman,
James Minor,
Thos De Witt,
Thomas Cock,
: VIM. H. Van Week,
e Francis Hall.
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Bible So ;iety's House, }
SspLember. 5, 1885. (


The Committee on Distribution report
Ell the following Resolution, as the result
oftheir deliberations upon the subject re-
forred to than at the last meeting of the
Board.viz: 81. $780,
"Rssotvsd, that the Committee do not
deem ii 'exp3dient TO recommend an ap
preparation, nntil,the Board settle prin-
ciple in relation to the translation OF the
Greek word BaPtiEo"
After discussion, the resolution was
passed, and the subject referred to Spe-
cial Conmitteeof seven, one from each
denomination represented, in the Board Of
Managers, viz ..,.... --..
THOMAS, MAcAULEY, Chairman.
.l.- Spencer H., Gone,
James Minor,
~ Thomas Dewitt.
Francis Hall,
gn'I,uWrn. H.iVan Week,
az. . Thomas Cock.
Bible SOeietYs House.
sz.r5 4 r.,a October l., 1855
The Special Committee presented tbs
following Report:
The Committee 10 whom was referred
the report otthe Distributing Committee
on the, application ofMessrs. PeaFce ana
Yates, of Calcutta. Tor aid to print the
New Testament in the Bengalae Ian
guage, beg leave to report, that they at
tended to the important subject commit
ted 10 them, and that in the investigation
oft, the following facts have come befor'
them. .f 30,
L. The Rsv. Msssrs. Pearce s. Yates
Baptist Missionaries 10 or near Calcutta
have male. application to this Board, 70
adm Publishing the New Testament i
tbs Bsngales language, IN which verso
the GresLclwords Bapt:zo, Buptisaa, On
THAR cognates, are translated by word
signifying inlmsrss, Immersion. dc.
2 Inthe Burmese version OF the Ne1
Testament, and in other versions in III
languages and dia'ects Of Iu1ia, thes
words are translated in like manner.
3, Application has been made to h
Calcutta Bible Society, and 10 the BIRTHS
and Foreign Bible Society, for aid to pr.
and circulate the Bengalee New Test
ment translated as Aforesaid, which, a
has been refused on the GROUND of its CO
tanning said trdnslations; And
- a. Your Committee were not ava
until now, that such, TRANSACTIONS we
made and approved by any denominati
ofChris,ians ia lndil, or other heath
countries. 49, |'+''' VI. q. '@1.<>'''
Your Connmiitee would therefore mi
respectfully submit, w neither it is 4
highly inexpedient 10 aid in printing
circulating any version ofthe Scriptur
containing the above OF any similar trai
lationss differing from the sense Of the q
thorlzed versions, for the following r,
sons: r-s< y,,,-.r 10. -.-,.D
4. The worls BIptizo and B1ptisy
and their cognates being left untransIat
sin the English AID fniny other exc
lent diversions, imposes no difficulty or, 4
discrimination, of Christians. rs i lea
every minister, or missionary, at per
liberty to expllin them according 10
peculiar views Of his particular demo
nation. Isess F III 80. asa
2 The words BGptiso, Boptisma.l
being translated ipsmsrss, immersion
will necessarily embarrass, if not VIII
exclude the operations Of MIssionari,
the Methodist, Moravian, Reformed Bu
Episcopalian Presbyterian. ConUr
sional. or other Christian denominsti
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, A~eriran BiOIs Soeiety's Ho,tse, =;

Al the regular meeting of The Board OF
Mantgers, Mr. Brigham presented letter
fromtF. a. Packard, dated Philadelphia,
July %, 1895, sending an extract from a
letter addressed 70 him by Mr. Pearce, Of
Calcutta, Biptist Missionary, asking
whether aid could be hadfrom the Amer.
can Bible Society, in-printing the Ben
galss Scriptures translated on the .princi-
pie adopted by the American Baptis
Missionaries in Burtnnh
The letter was referred 10 the Commit
tee on distribution. -c.. 49,. -
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PROCEEDINGS

Ofths Bar, OfMa@agers Qfths Amer
ie1n Bi5Ls Society, IN reersn:e to the
sI5j5ct O. 6fo,ding Gid to print and
circulate bets:Onsof The Scriptures made
By B ,ptist Missionaries.
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SPENCER II. CONE


~ = N0rentbeT 5, 1855.
= The Board proceeded to consider the
reports of the Committee presented at the
last meeting. r Ein Ii. r.
|. Mr. Brigham read a letter from DR..
Wayland. dated Providence, October 20,
1885, submitting Resolution; DR.. Mil
nor, also presented a series of resolutions
After some discussion, the letter Of De
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Society's H"~se'

The Board net pursuant 10 adjourn
ment. =
Fhe Report of the Committee, submit
ks{ t., the Board, Now l9. 1885, was again
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Socisty's House, }

Fe6. 4, 1886.
The Report ofthe Committee presented
Nov. 10, 1886 was taken up, ana after
debating the first Resolution, the Board
&C, burned to Feb. II, 1886, at four 0 clock
P. NJ
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te une cablia Gidser. Gafiim:er uue 9attins,
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firing. Mttino sbaisl; -9'Iesftifte, BhSersien,
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