Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-12-22
NUMBER Al.
Religious Intelligence.

THE New DIsPEEsATroN- Rev. Nc
Kim. in pronouncing Browns funeral Grafton
at North Elba, on Thursday, speaking Of the
foray upon Harper's Ferry, says: "Brown
welded the sword of the spirit against slave
~ with wonderful effect" On this the New
York Express remarks
The Sword of the spirit referred to com
bined Sharpes rifles, Colts revolvers and
pixies The definition, although differing so
widely with the one commonly taught by
theologans. is, nevertheless, in unison with
thc command frst given in 1856 "to 90 in
to all the free States and shout the Gospel
into every creature We never expect to
see this new gospel put into practice, but
taking John Browns acts at Harper's Ferry,
and the translation rendered by the Rev. Mr
Mckim at North Elba, of the true meaning
of the Sword of the spirit, and who will de-
ny this gospel has begun to bear fruit =
Brown is the first deity recognized by this
new school of divinity, and after Friday next,
Cook, Coppie and their companions, will be
added to the list All that certain class of
people now have to do to be saved is to be-
lieve in John Brown, and WELD "the sword
of the spirit" as lie welded it, Who says
this is not the age Of progress
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calling attention to the fact for some week.
pnst that tina Boston Tract Society has an ~
| cent in Guilford or Rondo!nb in that State
whose conduct in relation /, the institution
of slavery is offensive and iniuiyrs. The
name Of this person is said to he WORTH
lhe Presbyterian says tins agent Tor the bos-
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the State"
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I"ul S Cathfedal' London, has given the Dean
and Chapter opportunity for the enlargement
! of the space for services. 1t has been deci-
ded not to allow the organ to be erected oven
| the entrance to the choir, to take away the
present screen, and to remove the monuments
Of Lord Nelson and Lord Colingwood tc
some other part of the Cathredal. The or
gan will be retained in the same case which
w;II I Ho'mvr m r,'ooI o.' M'e, an an
fro arch ON the north side Tbe rnils of tLo
Whispering Gallery, and the heavy cornire
under IT, nave been recently guided giving a
SpIcndor to the ln"ghlhccnt dome which is
very striking.
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o.. go 'n,r on, "e'.t" inr "eP'S'!" lo".l lt',
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came Of the money.
Rsg-An Enp,isb cIrrovmon vino occrnic,l
tbc nnl,it or tbe American pro,cstoa, Cba,o,
III '''S one o"''"ny 'a'e'y, "h''o"i''cd' Dy
request, that the following Thursday would
be observed in that chapel as 1hanksaiving
Day. Coninrmahiy to the custom in the Uni