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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1856-09-20
.ErIRACuLOEEs ESCANI

Tie Klntwha Republican relates the foi
lowing: s~s......
con the lCh u,t.,.two gentlemen ware en-
deavo:ing to cy1:S.t the kanaw rivCr in Il
skin, ;.auut onr mile above the kaa"wha
Falls. Brng strangers, and not knowing The
c arac:er OF the river, they d;4snot haze oars
aHd were ou|y provided with an ordinary pole.
They soon reached the Geep;."!sr where bottom
could not be obtained, aud rapidly driLted to-
wards the falls, arsi apparently toward cterni-
IS, as no hHman being or a;'ima! has ever been
known 10 90 over the falls and escape with itc
The man dcspaIrng, s"; down in the SIX ii, and
as they approached the lriuo Of the cataract,
the Loaf fortunately took con"se with her
bow down the stream, a;!d descended the Fl 81
fall in safety; the second pitch she plunged
under the water i. the boiling whirlpool which
is at the foot. --~--
One of the GENT. E>cn, naH,el J. +. +. Nose
", Of Amherst county, together with his ia
vorite dog. Taylor (aIso in the sktF with
them came to the surface about fifty yards
below, and saved themselves by cIinging to
:he skitf. Which had turned bottom upwards
from which they were taken some distance
below.
The other. James T. Christian, Of Appomat
tox county, did not Il axe bis appearance above
the water for a distance of n hundred yards,
where he was rescued in the last struggle of
life bv two young men, Hiram Johnson and
Franklin Simrs, WHO wen 10 his relief G q
skiif which MIR. Henry Rigg had hurr;ediy
got ready for the purpose a; the time Of their
descent over the falls. This is feature hith-
erto unknown in the navigation Of the Kanaw-
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1856-09-20

l. ZION. i1EWstIu Everett, m IFS Iecft4teSt ihe
Eopihirg of Dldley '0bsesvatdF,s, New 4 6FiaIi-
l:saia
4 had occasion a few weeks silee, 10 take
he early train 'fsosn Boston and for This Pnr. Z
pose rose at two o clock this morning Every
thing around was wrapped in siiencc, broke
nnly ky SlI.st $eHIed at that i1oar the ,lnsa,lh-T
/; ,cllnE Rud rash 10 The tFiH u Wnsia mid /.
! serene, InidsumR,er's night, the sky wa< with
out a cloud, the winds We're whist The moon
/ then in her last quarter, he'd. arisen, and the
/ stars Sloae witlNa special ustre, bus littleaf
I t;ctcd by her Presenre. Jupiter. then two
hours IgIi, was the herald of Tie day the
Pieiades Just above the HORIZON, shed their
sweet infilUayces in the East; Lyra spaskled,y
Lear the zenith :; AndFumelia yeiiea her newly
discovered giorjss from tie mixed eve in thes
South the steady pointers, far beneath the
pnlc, looked Mephlv up ttetn the depths OF thu
North to their Sovereign ~
Such WAS the glorious spectacle as ] enter=.
Ell iie train. As we proceeded the timid
approach or twilight heetine more, psrccptibie
tie intense blua. of tue sky beganato. soften !;
the smaller stars hke litas children, vent fst
70 rest the sister beams Of the Ileiades soon
s 81 aS aSa NSTt6 tori remained unchanged.
Steadily the wondr0lis TRANSFORMATION went on.
Hands of angels hidden tro,n' mortal eyes
sllfaed the. scenery of heareR; the gleries of
night dssolred into the glories of the dawn
Tie blue sky now turned more softly grey;
;he great watch stars now shut up their holy
eyes; the East began to kindle. Faint stresks
Of purple soon flushed along the sky; the
wtaFe celestial conclave was filed With the in
f.wing tides Of the morning light, which canis
pouring down from above in one great ocean
Of radiance; I'LL at length, is We reached the,
B!ue Hills, a fash of purple fire h!azed out
lre,r.I above the horizon and turned tie dewy's
te;.rlyops Of flower and leaf into rubies ard
diamonds In few seconds, the everlasting
gales of the morning were thrown wide "Ien,
and Tie lord Of Gay, arrayed in glories too
severe for the g,ze Ct mau began his course. -
do not wonder at the superstition of the
aucient Magiaus, who in the morning of tie
world went up to the hill tops of Ceuual Asia
and. ignorant ofthe true God, adored thsa
most glorious work Of his hand. Bot Tam
filed with amazement when l am told, that
IN this enlightened age, and in the heart cfthe,
Christian world. tDere are persons WHO can1
witness this daily manifestation ofPower and
wisdom of the Creator, and yet say in their
hearts, There is TO Cod
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1856-09-20
NpnIGIiT MEN.

The upright men! Who arc they : Not.
such as value themselves on account OF their
flucied integrity ci their dealings with Their
fellows ula;niu. 10 themselves the cr dit Of
whatsoever they regard pare aud corr
mcudYb.a> Such individuals ale not truly up
right, however correct tl.ei. deTo;tmont may
apparently be. Ti.y carry about them tie
a!iruitipS of corrupt human nature, and lare
nothing that vii! tf2sc.uay protect item IN
the hoar OF sore trial and temptation. Rely.
ing on their own strength, they then must
necessarily fall.
lie only is truly upright, who stays linn
self firmly upon tn. living and true God Ho
cheIishcs a constant sense OF his relations TO
him rs lis Creator, prcselyer and Bonnt'ul
Z II .G:,sio-. an cspec aly as his reconclled
God and Fagler IN ,sus Christ III all that
lly. Thinks. save a:.A does, lao looks bevond
himself ard las direct reference TO the being
10 whom lie oSys lis a,I, aud whoQi il is hls
Highest happiness to serve. Such IN one acts
ffom principle. Duty, and not self, in his
wa;cLw0rd. Tire former will he peitornedJ
sacrifice it may cost the latter. ass's
This is the character of the truly upright
man. Religion mirs his Whole being. liz
has a new nature impair ,e>l 70 him in Christ.
Such upright men no one can fail to love and
respect. Will, regard to them some one has
correctly said, Pull them this way and thes
other, and they oaly bend they rever break,
Trip ,he,n down, aud in a thrice they are en-
tLcir feet again Bury ,Gem III the mud, and
in an hour they wonIh be out and bright. You
can no, destroy them. They tbs salt of
tic earth Who but they start any noble
project? They build our cities, wliten the
ocean with their sails, and bl9cken the heaY-
ems with the smcke Of their cars. Look TO
hem, wong man, aud catch the spark OF
heir energy"
Of such upright men, we have some no
Die examples. Would to God, that their
number was greatly increased What bles
sing would it be to our sin-stricken world
In the light of ltleir .countenance, thousands
would he made 10 rejoce. MARK The per-
fec, man aud behold the upright for the end
OF that man is peace" Surely, they have a
rich Iewar,!--T Ger Rlt Messenger.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1856-09-20
4 TOuCuING JSCIDEST.

The saddcsi sso-y That we ever read was that of a
little child in Switzerland, pet boy, just yours
reader, WHOM his mother bright morning Eigged
out in beautital jacket Inning with gil. and
buttons and gay as a mothers love could make it,
and then permitted him TO so out play. He had
scarcely stepped from the door OF the Swiss Cot
tage,' when enormous eagle scooPed him from
the earth and bore him to his uelt LigI, up among
the mountains, aud yet within sight of the house Of
witch he had been the Joy. There lie ives Killed
and devoured, being at point which was literally
inaccessible to man so that relief could be afor
ded. In tearing the child TO piecPs, the eagle so
placed his gay jacket in the nest that it became
fixture these, ard henever the wind blew it would
futter, and the sun would shine upon its lovely
trimmings and ornaments. For years it was visible
from the lowlands, after the eagle had abandoned
It's nest What sight it must have been TO the
parents of the victim.
SOMETHING TO BE REMEMEERED.
We should always make it principle to
extend the hand of friendship 10 every man
who discharges faithfully his duties and main
tains good der-who manifests a deep inter
est in the welfare OF general society whose de.
pertinent is upright, and whose mind is intel
igeptT,without stopping to ascertain whether
he swings a hammer, or draws a th4eaG.-
There is nothing so distant from all.natural
claim as the reluctant, the backward sympa.
thy, the forced smile. the checked conversation
the hesitating compliance. which the well tc
do are apt TO manifest to those lower down
whom, 10 the comparison of intellect and priti
clples of virtue, they frequently sink into in
significance. * yts s
flIs fhefS fnfSsF, ES5s,-. I ~ Sis,.-- MAJ
Inquired gentleman Of lis SsFsant eitl as III
came from The Ii chen ss9 tss
9 Its fllI on the bottom. sr tus thefes5 nort
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1856-09-20
CU@oa12G.z5as asz2. g oox=4

UR!NC the the propri,o tors Of the I'm yir-
~ er sill publish WEE..Ir CAMHArc~ PArEa, in
which '%try fact anG priuc pic in issr bctwcrIj the
o2pasn~ Hrtics, wiii pr thoroughly discussed. We
vii! end ar"r IL maize t'is pn per scrviccaDir
pcrory {" fac Is and arguments, for these wh1 pro-
il,5s Ia take part III TIE. The iirs:
will be iarei immediately after the adj ,urnIu.i Of
the CmCinuati Convention and the last mumb,i On
t- isE 0i 'C'InD r Prrs wishing 10 suhsc"iNC
ia hstt. forward their names with ~ G-..y; Ut.Gr-
wIs1 they may not .at cu.I,l,t' file.
trIIr, s I'm NII.s. L.sEnI-inEp
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1856-09-20

z- Tie junior edito Of the Griggsvile
ln) Unou-- "wearied Sf ,Iosmonotopy Of
scissoring, stealing, and witi,g Ieaders'-!ate-
ly went on small bentkr." lie closes his
.:Noes of Travel as foV'ws:
And now comes the post melancholy part
of our tale. To some may he strange, and
almost past belief: buttye assure everybody
that it is true. We sPppel at Jseks"nriIIe
tile moral vity-the ATHENS" of Illinois
and some one was So man as to steal our car
MT bag Yes, they std, an editors carpet
bag Was ever sEh folly known =
All our "no,es by the wg;' our books, which
we had taken to re!ievelhe tediutn Of travel;
all our ,,!ean linen; ALA! gone, "at one fell
swoop," We SIZED notl tcar. we uttered not
an oath, for we felt tbatwe could not do the
subject Justice. We osE wished that we had
caught the small pox, S that The fellow might
find his reward Excu4 us dear reader, for
no. dwelling on the suhjft. We arrived home
at last, aud found that Ye were reported TO
have been married whe on our travels, and
received The cougratul4ons of cur friends
..This was the upkinde9ou; OF all !" We beg
however. that our youg lady friends will not
give the least credence P.the story we assure
them that 1t is untrue hat it is base fabri-
cation from beginning end, and that we still
endure our5 single ..ctedness' in silence
Hereafter we shall stayft home
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1856-09-20
B, VI. H5RBBR?

CONTINUES TO give prompt attention to all
y branches u: the Insurance. business, and Is pre-
pared to negotiate LIFE AND FIRE INSURANCE,
in any amounts required in th" Hartford Fire Insur
ancc Company, Hartford Connecticut Fra kiln In
sHrAnc" Co, OF Philt,!clpha, and the Insurance Co.
o the Valley of Virginia.
WitFsan experience OF n"arly six years in tn" bus-
ness and being p,rssrssc of peculiar advantages tor
asccrtanin the OF all InS"rN zee Companies
doing business in this and the Northern States sp"-
cNl attention will be given to placing risks on! IN
Companies uf uudoubtcd responsibility, and where
iiirtvaiinr may bc relied upon i'll case OF loss.
Dwelling Houses Stores, RtIi :, Barns, FACTORIES,
Merchandise. Household Furniture, and every des-
crp'ion Of Personal Property, in country or town.
in>'ircd gains, loss damage by fire.
Life Assurance in the best Companies IN the Inl'e0
States.
The L,,cs of Slaves insured for two-hrds Of their
value, at lowest rates for a period OF ono TO rVe
years.
Ia all cases OF loss particular attention IS iven to
secure the parties insured iihcTai Jstlcnt an"
prompt payment Of their claims.
promptly att,n nded TO- and any Information on the
subject chrcrinily civcn, If addressed to JOHN r
SaoTN, Post Master, Char!estO"'n, or
g. w. HERBERT,
Agent for Jefferson County, Va.
7. S. Agent Post O!fcc CharlCstOwE.
-. I
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1856-09-20
rHE GR4YEor BuRNs.
Writes Ii sigdi Of NJ d1a.nentat Temple erected
70 tie memory. IF RosEaE BuaNs, at Danfies.

IWr;tfe Ii sish. of NJ M1aamental Temple erected
70 Tie memory IF RosEaE BuREs, at DaHfTies. :
/ fEdnt mn. tr1a OF IErTERs.)
h.yonderIittle snowy dome
Thesarreag i7ine-the silent tomb,
! Where blinking strangers lore to come,
| Where Genids rnourus,
! The last tie solitary home
l OF the, poor Bqrns2
Yesyes. tint dome aaosns Thy bed,
] Twas giveniby slhese Who scarcely bread
/ When living gaze not . shed
1 TO hide thy wants.
i But.new, would DER thY moal bead,
Buildsmonume
I The little spot is thine. Ahd4who
! Shall turn dee from thy tenure nowf
Thy lease Is long, thy landlord true
~ hg tr6, ,les cease, sss lss
q This great 6ssess 10 more than thou,
y Fsoul 5ieaxsa's lease.
Swan Of the NTH thy wing was light,
Thy pIumes were whitest Of the white,
But wild and wnywart thy Fight
From wave to wave;
One course was thine, hea25trong and bright
E'eu to thy grave
Swan 0? tl.e NTH ! If aught in thee
SuI!ied thy whiteness, none should see
The blemish Men should view like me,
Thy Iitcs short dream,
and LEI Thy f!u!ts, like Swans feet, be
Sunk in the strea:n.t
,'8u ms was ejected from lis farm by an ur!eeI-
isg landlord.
i i, is said that the Swan thinks her feet bIcm-
isn, aud therefore seldom shows them.
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PR9 R9g ~ E g;
OF THE
aniarr5ita 1itgrarn MnaaafnE.

I 'LlE1 A1A&lFlhAf&E SOCBEElE.S of the UnSVrysity
OF a.. aware ef the isnny advantages ttstte dc.
rived from le establishment of convcniept and
suitable periodical 10 their midst, have dete5EIinrd
to publish one entitled the
"UVIYERSITY LITER1fPY M1G4-
ZIWE."
and have authorized the undersi gned to publish te
prospectsls The 9r0Josei MigIzine will coiisist of
lO pages Of reading matter, and will be cop;j,Icted
l. three edit1ra..Un chosen from each Socics II
Will be purely literary in its character all
and sectHri matter being excluded, and vii; lps Il.
sued The end of ch month during tie Col.eniate
year Though il ls not intcndc to Jude EtiI, It's
pages tier from other yet its contributors
wi,l be tinly the Stuients of tie University, and
as stimulus to tes eXeruOns tue Societies h4v4.e
terminGd to awRrdat the close Of evry session prize
or prizes for contributions of laxilnum merit Tho
ternts OF this periodical will be $3.50 per scssI NJ,
copy being sent for less thn ynt session, a Isl rin-
til the at1ye amount be received and any :iS OBJ
tanning ~ subscribers Ofthe limits OF the CIliyer-
slty wilIDe allowed onecopy gyaGis t5#4
Subscriptions for the regular hIInbcr wilIJ&re..
ceived hum the bc1infihs of tie next sessit
there vii be specimen Juneof the Psestsnt
year g pies of which can be proc the GafYcF.
sity Bpos Stores for % cen * each =
E3eAll communications will be atidressed Il; Stc
Edltnrs o: tn" University Literary magazine, Uni
vcrsity 81 Va
+ !itors .! newspapers in Virginia AMI throu auut
tie south. are respectfully requested t" give t!,;s
conspicuous place in their cplunln5-and tn" public
generally are desired To aid in getting sul.scrip-
tons or tlty other manner whereby cur design nay
he carTipf ,nt
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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1856-09-20
4 cUAKEE,S LETTER to his WATCH
MAKER.

MAKER.
herewith SEED thee my pocketclocl, which great;
Iy staade,h in need of thy friendly correction; TIE
last tine he at thy friendly school, he was no
ways reformed nor even il the least benefited lher
by, for perceive, by index Of his mind, that he
is liar, aud the truth is not IN him; thai his mo-
tons are wavering end irregular; tla: his pulses
arc sometimes very quick, which be;okeucth not an
even temper; at other times it wazeth sluggish,
Notwithstanding frequently urge him,) that when
he shoul be on his duty, ihou knowest his usual
name deuotei!l Grd him sirtaherinG and sleaping
or, as the vanity os human reason phrase;h it,
catch him mapping Hence, TN. Induced to believe
he is net eight in TIE inward man. Examine him
therefore, an prove him, Leseech you, thoroughly,
that hou maycst by being well acquainted with his
Inward frame and disposition, draS him from The
error OF his ways. and show him the path wherein
he should go. 1t grieveth me to tbn4, and when
ponder thereon, am verify cfOpinion that his body
is foul and tie whole mass i, corrupted. Cleanse
Linn, therefore, with thy charming physic, from al
polluriou that he may yibrn,e and circuIats accore
ing to the truth will place him for few days
under thy care, and pay for his board thou
quirest it. In thy last thou chasgest me with one
eighth ofa pound. which will pay when thy work
deserves it, cntreat tbee friend y6Iln, To demean
tIyself on thi occasion with right Judgment ne-
coTdiag to tie gin iohicA is ii ee end prove thysef
a arorkman that aee4 not be ashamed And when
tfon layeat Thy correcting hand on him, let it le
without passion, les, thou drive i:r des;ruc ion
Do thou regulate his motion Tor Tie time TO cnmc, by
the motion Of the ligh, that ruieih the day, and let
him learn from that unerrng guide the true calcu-
Iatioa Of bis table and equation, end when thou end
est hir eongesd from the erTors Of his t7ays, and
1aors conorDable tie aforementioned rales then
30 thou send him hone with just bill of eadEges !
dsaisn out by tie spirit Of moderation, aa4 1t sln
be sent, in the root OF al evil, to thee. s5t,s
~. Religion carries its own evidence with
it more than history Q. sciepce should .resst
more on the souls, unconscioq SIerienes
and obse EYatiop,-a -. ss.,3 ssssI -
.Yot wanta 4 ti5gsfng, that's What yos,
do, said parent 10 his uaniIy SON. know
! il. dad but III Try tp get along without Il
C, 6f he "a IA
taRr ttse giSe spj In9lel. @ have = east of r.
tBlsir eeuntenanes ,apsferted p lis andirons, "a
the would ighisn ls children soes %
IFesesi sslsir es.ns - us.r = fse-
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HOUSE OF REPRGs ~ 4 A.rIvEs.

The SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT OF the London
Times thus describes the appearance OF the
Uni,ed States House of Representatives,
The appearance CT the hall during an
evening sitting is something of contrast TO
its morning aspect Then the places are filled,
and as nearly every melnbe' is reading or wri
ting letters, and rece:vig 6 or sending OF cor
re9Peude"ce, il is IA busy scene, so active that
it is difficult at first 70 suppos 1t deEibera.i7e
assembly. with which we associate certain
idea OF quirtuIe, Of listening, or appearing to
listen even if the speaker is affecting his hear
or with table Of sg,:t sites. lu this manner
there iSEwitl, Us, q grs,t sacrifice Of time to
courtesy and exIernas. BY the hmerican sys-
tenn that TIVE is turned to account an i'm
nrnse na,s Of core poatemce is disposed of
during sitting: every desk is covered wIth
books ami papers, a9d oorPs PageI-youmg
smart Mr.rulieS III short jacketS-are IN at:cn-
dance, to bring in or convey gu, all commu-
miraliouS; ;hry summoned by clipping the
hands in Ia. O.en;al ml.uner, and are thus
K. pl in pretty cons.au; nogiom. The members
do not quit lhrir seats lc hand in notices or
amendments 20 the clerk they are TOO busy.
Tucrc is such au ;Ir Of occupation beyond the
business oI the S ate tllu the characteristics
OF public Office and u legislature seem near
Is c0lalr. blended. Tne interior of Il large
bank i'll fu'E activity, tie clerks absorbed III
their !sGyrrs aud cashir on his legs aI!rcs-
sing The manager Oh some detected iorgu!ar-
ity that mast Lr set right before going further,
would present something OF the U@@se in a
morning sitting when member is speaking
Oh q point Of order. The sculpture, marble
pillars circular galleries, crimson ds"prries. and
iic seats for the l,rtica, taustl" added TO LsiG@
the Illustration li!l!e nearer dc rea'j Y. But
sill the in i;cat;on< Of active business, aud the
facilities provided for i, pr"aIoninets."
U-AgIZIECTOS AND TEE CoEPCEALr
During Tie American revo!uton it is s. il,
the colnmaadvr o: q lille squad WAS giving
ORDER 20 those uu,v: I.in, relative TO log OF
timber which they wcr- cndoavoringto raise
up to the top OF some military works, t!:ey
were repairing. The t:mberwentli with dit-
fi.'L Il. and IN this account, The voice of the
Ei;lr %re"t man, WAS OF ell hard in regular
vovitvra;ioas Of Heave away There she goes !!
hrave ho"' An officer, nOs in the military
costume, was passing, and asrd the comman-
der why did not take hol and render a
lttEe aid. The latter, aStunisht! turning round
with all the pomp OF an enIaror, said, Sir,
am IL corporal % You ;tc, are you 2" re-
pied the officer, Il WAS net sware of that >
and taking off his hat and boying. the officer
said, Il ask your pardon Mr. Corporal" and
then disnoun,cd, and Ii:ieG liI!he sweat stood
in drops on lis forehead. Fheu the work
was finished, turning To the commander, he
said, "Mr. Corporal. whea y,l have another
such Job, and have not mentn ugh, send for
vour commauder-in-cI,rt,a anl | will come and
help you a second time" Til. Corporal was
:. 4 al.
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BOoKS. - f.aI
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. oFNIGnT-
AND OF IT'S MELTING INTO DAY.

I. Hon. Edward Everett, IN his lec' aFe-at the
t5opiniEs of DIdley '0tservatdff, New 6r1it
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.ls there much Ssater The cis,ern, Biddyl
inquired Of is servant eiitl, as she
came from the Ii chen ss5 s99s
Its tllI on the bottom sirs l1s thcfss none ati
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Fehti ee 6F the Ebnisti onr n "a
ttte gise say In9le1. @ have east of .lP
lBlsi seuntenanss fapsferred 10 lis andirous "a
the ahIanee would ghtsn ms children 50 oesto
IFesess 81 slsir rs.ns ~ IN treT
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Is2-rs" i.i. - = ~ :. - g I-,I"-7'
Via CNesApcaAe anh OHIO Canal.
THROUGH TWELVE EE0vHa.

- N.As-
- ~
81.
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- ~ 10 nv Al haye raceiged large Fs
& III fegens tides large wash Pots
-ssI mi ~ Sc Coozf utensils 70 be had
s,ls.. 9 tt ~ n. GItAWIINtS
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~. Religion carries its own evi5 ence wilh
it more than history o. science; should rest
moEe on the souls, Unconscious perience
and obseY -. !, 5,.5 80 -g,i
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-S=----777- - n = Norway Iron.
HAVE reserved a. lot OF Norway H9sse ssnoe w.,
anu m tsata = tsS7ts' = : THOMAS sRAWLINS-;
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