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THEOLOGICAL  SEMINARY,   BANGOR, 

Angnisit  S8th,  1839. 


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MUSIC. 
PRAYER. 

MUSIC. 

♦"^  Iiidepencleiit  Investigation. 

PHILO  S.  BEVERLY,  Edtn. 

*^Eteniity  of  God. 

CHARLES  BOSWELL,  Bradford,  Mass. 

Distinction  between  the  Law  and  the  Gospel. 

EPHRALM  CHAMBERS,  Marhkhcad,  Mass. 

'/     Elementary  Principles  of  Christian  Union. 

■     MOSES  M.  SMART,  Parsonsfdd. 

W    Treatment  of  the  Canaanites  by  the  Children  of  Israel. 

CHARLES  DUREN,  CharUstown,  N.  H. 

MUSIC. 

■^     Circulation,  a  Law  of  the  Moral  World. 

THOMAS  F.  CURTIS,  Augusta. 

^  Influence  of  Theology  on  the  Intellect. 

EBENEZER  DOLE,  Jr.,  Halloivell 


•(•  Decision  of  Charncter  in  a  Gospel  Minister. 
\   v.  t>C  .  ADONIJAH  H.  CUTTER,  Lowell,  Mass. 

-t"  The  Captives  of  Babylon.     Ps.  137":  1—6. 

JOHN  D.  PARIS,  Augusta  Co.,  Va. 

•^  The  Indian  Sa2:e. — A  Poetical  Fraofment. 

DANIEL  DOLE,  Blooomfeld. 

MUSIC. 

•^  Impressions  of  Eternity  Important  to  a  Preacher. 

JOSEPH  H.  CONANT,   Temple. 

•'•Written  Sermons. 

JAMES  P.  STONE,  Cahot,  Vt 

•^  Unwritten  Sermons. 

DANIEL  KENDRICK,  Jr.,  Pittston. 

-f*   Richard  Baxter. 

JOSHUA  EATON,  Seltc. 

•f  Christian  Self-denial. 

JOHN  C.  HURD,   Oxford,  Mass. 

-f  Dispersion  of  the  Ten  Tribes. 

DAVID  R.  WILLIAMS,  Neio  Ipswich,  N.  H. 

^  The  Mental  Discipline  of  Holiness. 

HENRY  T.  CHEEVER,  Halloioell. 

MUSIC. 


PARTING  HYMN,  ^ 

By  a  Member  of  the  Graduating  Class.    <^  4fd'£c.  f 

Farewell !  we  meet  on  earth  no  more! 

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This  is  no  more  our  home  or  rest ; 
Yet  memory  often  shall  restore 

This  scene  of  peace  and  friendship  blest. 

We  part ! — but  not  in  gloomy  tears, — 

Let  joy  and  hope  our  watchwords  be  ! 
Duty  and  zeal  dispel  our  fears, 

And  urge  us  on  Life's  billowy  sea. 

Some  to  the  Western  wilds  afar, — 

Whence  comes  the  native  Indian's  cry  ;* 

Others  to  our  own  hamlets  bear 

The  bread  of  life  for  souls  that  die.  "* 

We  go  !  but  part  though  now  we  must, — 

In  heart,  in  hope,  in  memory  one,  ,^ 

And  one  in  God,  in  whom  we  trust, — 
We'll  meet  then — when  our  work  is  done. 

*  Three  of  the  graduating  class  are  expected  to  be  stationed  among  the 
Indians,  West  of  the  Rocky  Mountains. 


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