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JOE PRINTING,
ToLEA, ToWfILEY & STATaAM.

ANtNG made addition to Their for ncr supply Of
1H. 10 TYPE. beg leave to Inform heir friends
and the public generally that they prepared for
the execution OF every description of
Lcltel-F'reSS Printing,
in the neatcs. and upon the most reasonable terms,
such as:
PAMPHLETS. 4 BALL TIcKETs,
BUSINESS ARDS, BILLS OF LApING,
VISITING C.RDs, lJ>TTEEs TIrsj
HAND BILLS, NoTEs,
CIRCULARS. CHICKS,
CATALOGUES, NEGOTIABLE NoTEs;
WAY Bills, DELIVERY BoNDs.
LABELs SuBPoENAs AND WRrTs
STAGE BILLS, EXECUTIoNs,
IloRsE BILLS, PAN BoNDs, &c. &c
Having received supply of Blue and RED
IN, they prepared to print III either conr It 1t be
preferred.
Lynchbuig, Dec +, 1884,
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.N'SD E'kCE.

conformity with the decree of the Circuit Superior
u Court OF Law and Chanccry for the county Of Mel
pronounced upon the 9th OF October 1912, in the
case Of George Vaughn, jr, VS. Gcorgc H. Mitchell.
and others and like decree in the case of Floyd
l.. Whitehead George II: Mitchell and others and
by virtue OF deed o. trust executed by said Mitchell
the subscriber bearing date the 9Th day Of May S4
the Undersigned the lrlsee in said deed, will upon the
10Th day OF March next, upon the premises in the
y OF Nelson, situated upon the road leading from
l.oyngston to Lynchburg and about four miles from
The former place. sell the highest bidder for cash,
The lot farcc Of Land upon which said Mitchell now
sane, purchased by him of William Bbb The two
parcels containing about 10 acres The Land is yalua-
Die in every respect and the Lot is highly improved,
Tavern, Store, &c, ii is in desirable situation.
5. CLAIBORNE, Trustee
and Commissioner.
Dec 90 ttOM
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r u IL l. II e. l. $ II T. III s.

WILL be rented for the present year, shop, tools
w and striker, with good Of custom, in a
wealthy nelghbordsod, within few miles OIL ynchburg
Enquire at the office of the yirginau.
Jan. 2 2t
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WYE wish to purchase five hundred bar -ely of corn.
w for which we will pay the highest marke, price.
b. Il. IiNSLEi s co
Jan. 9 Is
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NllE subscriber. hcng agent for the sale Of those
Il celebrated Ploughs made by Rusglcs. Nourse x
Mason OF Worcester. Massachusetts oilers thu follow
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-09

had been engaged assisting him in the preparation Of
the copy. that the omission Of several words and the dis
arrangements Of the manuscripts had occurred. Flo a.
sured the Court that by to all would be ready.
The Cour, therenpon, after few minutes Of delbsn-
tlon adjourned until Friday OF ha'f past " O'clock.
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-03-30
FOR SALE.

A FARM containing about one hundred
~ acres of land, situated in the west part
Of lIarwinton. one mile east from Waterbury
River Turnpike road so called on said farm
is large two story Dwelling House. newly
apainted, good Barn and other out buildings,
in good repair, Il we'll of good water within
one rod Of the door. Said farm is suitably
proportoDed into meadow, wood, ploughing
and pasture land. Near the premises is IA
Smith shop. Chair Factory, and School
house. all within sixty rods of the house
on said farm and within one mile there is n
first rate grist mill and sawmill, and another
smith shop. For further particulars relating
to said farm, inquire of the subscriber living
on the premises. ROBERT AMES:
harwinton, Jan'v Is, lS43 *tf35
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-03-30
.V'OTECE THIS!

a.. A SUPERIOR LOT If PIOughs,, on
m hand and for sale by c. & B. Smith,
Plymouth Hollow, CT. The makers war;
rant them to suit farmers, whose notice is
particularly invited to them. They have
those with and without the Golfer. One Of
these Ploughs was used at the Ploughing
Match last fall, and the Committee reported
that this Plough would have drawn the first
premium had it been entered. Warranted
to be made of good White Oak timber, and
perfectly smooth-equal to any others made
n the state. 3mt39
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-03-30
For Sale by "A. p. r. Camp,
Russian Oil of Bark.

Compounded 10Th the Erlract Of Tan,
For Remaining old d. Preserving ne,o Leather.
YNlllS highly approved article and valua-
Bile discovery is now submitted to the
public on its own merits. 1t stands unrival-
led for its renovating and preserving quail
lies for all kinds of Leather This article
is not only the best and cheapest, but is high.
ly approved for restoring the color and
strength of barouche and carriage tops, har-
nesses, &c, for its sottening, Hacking, pol
'shing, preserving and strengthening quail.
ties, having received testimonials from
large number professional gentlemen who
have used it; also from stable keepers, tan
ners, boot and shoe. carriage and harness
manufacturers, of its great utility, aud its
wonderful effect in restoring old leather, and
Is more than so per cent. cheaper than any
other article ever offered to the public. Ii
leaves the surface of the leather in a verv
smooth state, and dust cannot stick to it, nor
water have any effect upon it when the
leather is we'll filled, and prevents boots and
shoes and leather of all kinds from harden
ing, cracking, shrinking clustering, or moul-
ding after being wet, or dried by heat. This
article stands unrivalled for backing and
crimping boots without the aid of WATER
When used according to directions nothing
can he rubbed off. q 6s"RT 20
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-03-30
Geese Feathers.

TENHE subscribers have made arrange
Il mcnts to keep constant supply of ii first
rate article of Geese FcatHaerS-selec-
ted and packed with great care by ourselves,
in packages from 20 to 50lbs.; and will fur
nish at all times any quantity from 20 1000
lbs. OF IA quantity they will warrant to be as
purchased Of equal quality in the state.
s. & L. HURLBUT.
Winchester, lS43. lv35
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-03-30
DIR. b. BRANDRETH's
Vegetable Universal Pills,

VCgCtGOtG On1CerSUt rus,
TENEND to cure all Disease, because they are the
T. matt al medicine Of man, and therefore only re
the corrupt or vitiated humors, the OF pam
and sickness, leaving the good hnmors 10 give
LIFE AND HEALTH TO THE BODY.
Observe that each agent has engraved certif
cate OF agency, containing representation OF Doctor
Brandreths mandatory at Sing Sing, and on which
will also be exact copies OF the LABELS NOW
USED UPON THE BRANDRETH PILL Boxes, and whchll
is believed will prove the .. .-.....tt
~ COUNTERFEITERs DEATH BLOW.
The public will therefore please observe that no
Branurrth Pills be relied upon as the TRu ID and
GENUINE unless each box has these new labels
upnnit. There are three, and each containsa fac ST
mile signature of DR.. B. Brandreth. These labels are
engraved on steel, beautifully designed, and done at
an expense of several thousand dollars.
REMEMBER, the fac smile signature of DR.. B..
Brandreth must be upon the top of the hox, upon the
side, and also the bottom of the box. BY careful ex-
animation the name of Benjamin Brandreth will be
found in several parts of the new labels, being
act transfer of the writing of Dr. Brandrelh. This
name will he found in the net work.
The Pills are sold al 25 cents per boz, at 24l
. Rr0udD1u Mem. HurL
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-03-30
NOTICE.


DUWU09 FS1UVO09 eNOo WVe
FIN TNHE subscriber hasremov-
n ed to the store formerly
Ga~E 80 occupied by S. P. Bolles, in
Co. west street, and will he happy
to wait upon his customers and the public to
any thing in his line. He has on hand
good and full assortment of Boots and
Shoes of all kinds, suitable for the season,
and intends to offer them for good and ready
pay, at such prices as to make it an induce
ment for those in want to call and purchase.
Also, Leather, Sole and Upper, Calf skins,
Innings Bindings, Heel balls, Boot cord, shoe
thread, &c. &c. cheap for cash.
SAMUEL CLOCK.
P. S.-A few small notes and accounts yet
on hand, which it is very necessary should
be adjusted soon.
Litchfeld, West street, Feb. 16, 1912. 80
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-03-30
M. A.. HULL,

MOULD solicit ofthe public their continued pat.
w ronage in the branches Of his business. Hav-
ing given satisfaction to those who have been so kind
as to desire his services, he would merely wish to
fulfil the saying" Live and let live"
The Latest Fashions are received monthly from
the city.
81 Garments cut and made to order at short notce.
LikchfelR Inn o 1872. if33
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-03-30
Dr. GOcdsMan's Pills..

A LII persons who have gwen this medicine trial
"a speak of in terms of the highest praise. AS
purifier ofthe blood and fluids, doubIesshas no rival
Perfectly harmless in itself, ii merely assists
d" natures work. 1t accomplishes all it Processes
viz: The removal Of disease from the body, from what
ever cause arising 1t is Of the utmost importance
that al! persons who suffering from Colds Bilious
Complaints, Typhus and Scarlet Fever, Fever and
Agne, Dyspepsia, and all diseases arising FROM ndi-
gestion, snuld be provided with few boxes of this
Health Restoring Medicine, since it precIudes the
necessity, and the expense of other m4dca IN
and invariably heaIthfu in its results 1t is purely
vegetable compound, yet all powerful in removing dis
ense 1t is justly designated Mans ALL-sUFrIcIENT
MEDICINE, nasmuch as it ceanseth the stomach and
bowels from all foul and corrnpting hu,nors, and leave
the body in the possession of sonndness renovation
Il health Price 25cens per hox with full directions
DIR GoopnAN's Principal Office, 276 Bowerv, N. Y.
Remember The only Agent in Litchtied, for The
sale OF this medicine is Mr.. A WADswoRru ly6
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-03-30

mon by It's tXIfa0FdIhaFV pOWefs absfacts pam OF
soreness; thus sprans. stiff snews, white sweIIings,
rheumatic pans or Stiffness Stiffness of the joints tu-
mors, unnatural hardness stiff neck, throat,
menis, tender feet, and every description of injury
affecting :he exterior Of the human Frame cured,
greatly relieved, by his never,lo,be sufficiently
tolled Remedy 1 .rr.t ...a.a 81
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-03-30
FOR SALE,

9B8A A FARM, continuing ABOUT 40
isE: n acres Of valuable land, sItua-
HITTING ted l-2 or miles, north of Wa
.sagzzs 80 tertown Centre,in Garnsey Town,
ON the turnpike leading to Litchfield - on
which are two small dwelling Houses. two
Barnes and two springs of pure and never
failing water, IL few rods from the door
The whole is we'll fenced and in high state
of cultivation. Ten or fifteen acres of it is
valuable Meadow, producing from two to
three tons first quality hay, per acre. Has
good orcharding, &c. Any one wishing to
purchase a small Farm, of good land, con-
veniently situated, will find This chance
rarely to be met with. ANY wishing to view
the same may call on Mr. William Garnsey
IN the premises. A clear and undisputed
title will he given. SAMUEL CLOCK.
Lilchtield. February |. 1913. &c
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-03-30
NOTICE.

TIME Selcctmen and Town Clerk of
n Liichlicld will meet mt the Town Room
on the last Monday (&7lh) of March, and al
so on Saturday The Isl day of April ut o.
clock in the forenoon Of each Of said days,
for the purpose Of examining aud deciding
upon all Applications to be admitted to The,
privilege If an eleclor.
No person can be admitted AN clector- on
the morning of the LIST Monday of April en-
Gcpt such as shall have attained the age OF
81 years after the Saturday preceding.
litchfed, March 6, 1913
ToMLINsoN WELLS,
TRUMAN GILBERT,
DAVID BENTON, .SoleGtmen.
Eli CURTIss,
ABNER I.ANnoN,
SAM L p BoLLEs, T0mn Clerh.
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-03-30

la- a COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF
ESrOadClOtiaS, plain and fancy Cas-
sinAeres 81 SatiRaetts, of every CO.
lor and stve. t j4Ea Nv
Hosiery, ~ GGOCeS. ID IS F
a variety ton great to particulariZe. III
=, tSEaNerIS. slIT
Kahyl, Belvidere, Nett, Plaid, Woollen. AL
paca Silk. and Mousseline de Lain Shawls,
together with q variety Of Plash p0ints--Cra
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-03-30
So 'E'SNN s.

SHER MANS LOZENGES SOLD LAST YEAR,
lNURlNG millions Of cases Of disease. and often
" when all other means failed to give relief. They
are never sold by the ounce but in boxes. with fac
sitnie Of his name around each box. See that you
croi tho tenuine
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-03-30
At a Ccur Of Probate holden al Westinghouse
the Alb day Of March, 1913.

al u SCWf " TIOOWe HOtbeb UJ VVUSHiW9tOU,OU
the Alb dag Of March, 1913.
~ STATE of ELIJAH PERKINS, late Of
-EA Washington, deceased. The admins.
traitor represents the estate nsolven', and
prays the appointment Of commissioners
thereon. Whcreupon ordered. that commits
Sioners to receive, examine, and adjust the
a.. claims of the creditors of said estate be ap-
pointed ut the Probate office in Washington,
ON the 4,h day of April rext, at one O'Clock,
=. NJ. And that all persons interested in sd
estate may be notified thereof>lhe adminiStra.
tor will cause this order to be published in II
newspaper printed in Li:chiield,& post a copy
thereof on The sign-post in said Washington,
nearest the last residence of sd deceased.
A true copy of Record,
~ lTHIEL HICKox, Judge.
fsNHE Court Of Probate for the district ct
n L,chfield hath limited aud allowed six
months from the date hereof, for the creditors
to the estate Of ANNA kILBoRN late of L.tch-
field, in sd District, deceased, to exhibit,
their claims for settlement Those who
neglect to present their accounts. properly
atlested, within said time. will be debarred
recovery. All persons indebted to said
estate, are requested to make immediate
payment to
PUTNAM KILBoRN, Administrator.
March III, A. d., l54S. AZ
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-03-30
T.. PHELPS.

HAS, during the past two weeks, recei-
Z z we'd from New York, and opened. a
complete assortment of seasonable and
fashionable Dry Goods, purchased
with care, and with an eye to The times: Ha-
wing in his hurry forgotten to notice the
printer in season, he trusts that he need on
Iy refer to his friends, who have fa-
vored him with their patronage so freely,
and to the Goods themselves upon the counter.
Also, as usual, fresh stock of choice
GROCERIES.
One door west tgatioual Church.
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-03-30
KIINlsSS

RALMOF COLUMBIA FOR THE HAIR.
which will stop if falling out, restore it on bald
places; and on children make itgrow rapidly, or on
those who have lost the hair from any cause
ALL VERMIN that infest the heads of children
in Schools are prevented or killed by it at once.
Find tn. name of ~GahDuzmnEAkao on.
it, or never try it. Remember this GlsOays.
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-03-30
TO FAMILIES g. NVALTDS.

The following Indispensable family RENEE
dIes raay he found at the village drug stOres,,
and soon at every country store in the state.
Remember and never get them unless they
have the fac-simile signature q ...
(IRl271%<sz G5Coo the wrappers, as all others
by the same names base mpostons and counter
feits. II the merchant nearest you has them NOT.
urge him to procure them Ut II Maiden-lane, tue
time he visits New York, or TO write for then.
No Jahny should be ,oeek tOithOut these remedies
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-03-30

vs.. I'D AGENTS IN LTcHFIELD COUNTY.
Litchfeld. Garrltt aud Baldwin.
Furnace Village, Alexander II. Ilolley.
Salisbury, Matthew L. Graham.
Falls Village, Garfield g. Robbins.
North Canaan, John Franklin.
Norfolk, .r John e. Swift ....
Colebrnok, Lawrence & Phelps.
New. Hartford NJ. and G. w. Merrills.
do. r. Wadsworh & Co.
Winchester, S, and l.. Huribut
Wolco,tvi|lc, . llungerord & Co.
Torringlon, Erastus lodges .
Corn wall Bridge, Mvron Harrison.
Warren, f. and o. Swift.
Roxburv, Preston and Minor.
Rriiuewater, LYMAN Smith.
Washington, - William Leavitt.
Bethlehem, A. 5, and J. toomis.
Woodbury., VIC. Wooster
do. .' ~ D. Nj. Druclas.
WatertoWn, ,au A. a. Gridiav. ...- ...
plymouth, ... :, NJ. M"che'l.
New Milford George w Wbiulesey.
llitchcockV;le, Bronson aud Rar.
Winsted, NJ and c. J. Camp.
Sharon David Could
October IS. ..- t. . lys22
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-03-30

. 6SRAVATS, Splendid 80 in. changeable.
q black Ifaiiao, GrOs,de Rhine aud Lust
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-03-30
Also by the same Agents, DR.. 3. Brandrerh's
External Rene dy or Eminent,

BrOddDdy, NeiD- 7 Ork.
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SpKINLi GnnnS-

FsNliE subscriber is now opening his stock oI
II SPRING t:ooI>: which. he invites the
the ctrsn. Of Rehm'rd anil vicinity Ia, being
plCie AMI fashonAte-eonntisng. IN pant
Colnared ombro striped siss
Hue black fng trcsse.
Rack and blue black striped SILKS
DO IN do WaeId do
Blue black Gro dc Swiss
black Maueon Ln-trng
Pink blue white and waierci silks, foe bonnets
no do and DO Gro DC Afrque DO do
Balsafibes ami Lawns
Fancy Mousin DC LANES
Pink blue AMI arplc green do
Mode cord. Very cheap
fnk. huS, bud and green French ChntE
"A Kinds OF Domestic CAlcocs, vefy cheap
Ladies Fancy MiS
No black dIct finger 10
Long white Ind Cloves
Light DO do, assorted colours
Pink blue, green and white do
Black AMI white slk Hosiery
Beautiful rcvier stitched L. &. Hdkf.
llemstiched do
fvneh wrought Collars
DInlU do
nmiiy Cuffs
lassr thread AMI bcbbing Eaisins
White Camb. and Jaeonets
Pink blue ami VIII TaTlcton Muslin
White TariOn Nstts cords
Beautiful Neck Ribbons
bonnet do
Together with other ehcap
WASH. MEREDITH.
NH I'll Main street, neat to A. Duva a. Co. Druggists
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MAHCIi e4th, 1913.
SACRED MUSIC BOOKS,

SMITH, DRINRER NORRIS.
EUNKS Note Books genuine Music, comprising Va
rcty o Metres by Joseph Punk third edition improved
enlarged besides appendix Of 80 pages Of choice Music
boston Acadcnys Collection consisting Of the popular
psalms and hymn anthems old
Boston Handel and Haydn Church Music
Mason 18Th edition improved
MaSons Sacred Harp Church Music by L.
Mason aud r. u. Mason.
Modern P,ain-i containing great variety new tunes an
hems mos chants published under suction
Of the Hoston Academy Of Music, by l.. Mason.
Virginia Harmony prepared foT Singing Societies,
Teachers VI Sacred Music &C by d. L. Clayton r.
Sacred Choir collection at Church Music consisting
lions from the most distinguished auor-ao progressive
nona system Of instruction pupils edited by George Kingsley
author n the social Choir. &c.
Easy Instructor method teaching Harmony
revised and enlarged. by W. Little and w.
Boston Anthem Book being selection Of anthems, collects
cts and other set pieces, by T.. Mason.
ARRANGED Piano FoRrE ORGAN, HARF &c.
Fatof Melodies comprising Music original
Piano Forte and Organ Harp and Guitar,
adapted of Songs moral and religious
and edited by Mrs. VI. u. Lloyd and Miss r. Bailey
Southern Harp consisting of original ere and
adapted the popular melodies for the Piano Forte
by Mrs Mary - a. Dana
Northern Harp original sacred and Songs Tor the Piano
Forte and Guitar by NJ ). -. Dana.
Anntucfs Musical Library collection of Piano Forte Music
and Songs embracing the popular the he Operas
and pieces by editor wei A. barge number Of
Songs Duets Tuos ouaretos &C.
most distinguished European authors including original
compositions BY celebrated authors edited by
Claws onn and leader N the Choir Epi
pllny, Philadelphia w. quauO. NH IS
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ALENR DUvALA %
ATTI.NTItNiiI

tDERSONS wishing to buy superior articles,
fof sman pnccs requested examine The follow Ing DID,
ana uen can and purchase determined hs ysry
low "
fcnders both hras and pierced % cost
Andifons. do do DO Iron do do
Tca-ktte- lined and single Do do
tauce Pans afi foliscutucs. yepIaw
Furnaces. Iron bound Do d.
shuvcs mud longs sets. brass and .teeI yer, low
Wanefs AT sifes nf'r and single various qlahtss
rliu0ont BRAS brfrua and fu. with -1l without feet
Knives and fot n iul and by he dozen Of all ousfo
focs,i knivef from l2i cents n md d1Hsr
Natofs Hatot Sors two and Enersons Saunders.
ans Magic strop
Spectacle, ami Spectacle Cares vsp cheap Of good quality and
suited N ages
a1aps ~ wh-h 10 really s4ssu.rt y. t
Oh for tiis b.. ai-o pou1tum and c1d cream
fsrfumesCoirrnc ~ very quality c..e AMI M
To- hottie as0 Lavender Of o1ceen, l,
nui = variety n Superior c.,ntcs sef low
Saws few good saws. .r'h t7HI az tsunsnt
Candicstcts-pisted Euuaris, trss and 90
focket Ho1ks u IN gnalfc.
Brad Trtyt. eEccusnt common qusfty
nuuana rea ros Sugar Rows snd .eparsa
AT titcs. qlaifcs patterns ana prices
touh Hair Toofh and C'ts Efusss phcsnz aui Backing
nrthc Acc~reous Muscs Wok common wnfs st.s
Wruu- desk backgammon n-irds Chrseu Duuuno,s Mirh
Jfvs' Harys ami Ton Whistle
10 atdHou tho me Hs.arrisu u tsstrs
Cssres foc Nautsi Pc Iarsug Glasses dne
and renefa as-'lcut Cfllscry an Cs- sn, s.
peninr sfal saf ana sln LAMPS Chsnlse Churches Of
~ an igfs bon si auf broni- tsuern. A-n SHADE.
snd Rsheet1rs
Can stnminc M assortment JAS EVANS
Nain ~ duarsirnrn Esshans- NJ Mayost
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ELLIS Z ELLETT Agents.


To ali whom 80 concern: Having been IN low
s'', ~ health Tor y,s A- ny.rela bilious con
plants ant debility which ig c. Ions 't-S offevc wE, had
n1t and beng often uouaed w.I stomach and head
ach with e-lus 90 iU.uIt. depression sius
and having frequently taken talue
with very srgt benefit recrul,Ile- b. friend try
"Sr a. stc'- Nr1o'-or 90 Ucalh" aoI r., MesSr &
Ee' "" commenced them tAey rsiy.s
Of u D. bat determined 10 Pcr-vee iHasin- that
not Zoe wo ID sud 10 saslccn great an!
manifest Te-eiii- med Gained the bile eHiene!
ia- very quickly sni entirely rcorei ~ health uy Ouaur
lie remedy Of great value freely ead strongly recon.
mend a MORRIS
JuLY I-i2.
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NEW WORK

Y INV WORK. nivefsaism examined renowned and er-
poed IN Of lectures experience Of the
author during ministry of years the testimony Of
unyrrss ministers 10 the dreadful tendency faith
By Mathew Hals Saith.
CONTENTS % rHE woRE-ls Religious experience Rea-
sons iof enoIneng unvcrasm asing difficulties that
attend ~ defence ID Reason, rcn1Incng
from the hratnnss the Bible. renoune pg
uuversn drawn from the adilced support Of TIE
doctrine 9Th Dniyersu BY arguments IN It,
favor derived the light % renoune-
ing universasm drawn from IL moral results. Arguments
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