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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-07-09
bsE,D uthiNC.


The old mode sf baking bread. is by the
sss of yeast The De. mode !. by the Ma.
Of salsratus coda aud alum The latter Il,
coming rapidly into use, ssi i. almost di,.
placing ia some families, the old fashioned
process The advocates Of the new node,
RAiutain that IL caves time that /, s,r
reefs the Aeidity Of aOur, aud that it i. jus,
a. healthy as the other mode Tho advo.
Gates Of the old mode, AFFIRM that the use
Of saiara'us eorrodes the coats of the ston
ach aud iutsstines, induces disease, and
shortens life, Dr AleOit state. that, u so,
600 children WAC dis each year, uader 10
years OF age, in the Ugued Siaics, 10000
perish from ths dse II salarA'us ia shuir food.
Nov which Of these two modes 10 risht1-
For ourselves, W. are willing to own that
We prefer the old mode Oar rtAsons. in
part are the following
l. The old node 70 ssfs Good broad
raised vita good yeast, sod well baked, is
perfectly good, and perfectly safe while il
u not quite certain that the use Of the pow.
erful alkAh, found iu salArAtus, Is ssfe
IL is quite easy to use the alkali to sI
cess We have eaten bread aud cakes which
smeli aud tasted 30 strongly " lev as to be
positively offensive We have had our
mouths sxeoristed With the uupulveriIsd
Jumps Of slkali fgund 10 bread. Now
all this must be greatly injurious to the
health
The use Of salaratus DISCUSSES bad
Hour Many barrel Of sour -four. or 9th.
srSlse unit for use, is got rid of-by the b.lp
% salsTAius. Thu, the evil is doubled the
bad aour is made into worse bread, and the
compound abom,nliiou /. called food. and
paid for at the rate of h'ty cents a meal, at
our best hotels - ON EarnI.r
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-07-09
A MASY-HOaxEp DILEMMA.

We could not but DO amused lsays the
keokuk Poss,l at the centraliEing efforts OF
a man on Main street, the other night lie
bad been to some grocery, and was walking
along the pavement with . cabbage under
each arm, some potatoes in the bosom Of his
'shirt, 9 beef steak in one baud and tso pul
lets in the other, besides brick or two in
bis hat. Here bis troubles commenced he
dropped one cabbage, stopped TO pick il up,
spilled his potatoes laid down the steak aud
chickens; pat the potatoes in bis pockets;
the cabbage in his bosom; meauwh,ls one
chicken ran OF, laid the cabbagcs d'uu aud
started in hot pursuit Of the truAnt chicken
caught il foand chicken No 2 bad taken leg
bail Wedged chicken No between the tWo
cabbages aud a stone, and made after No. !.
captured it, and when We lcft was trying 70
arrange matters foe eonysBienos Of carriage.
10 The Infinite amusement Of quite 8 crowd
Of lookeTs.on
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-07-09
AAsr THINGs.

The last words of the old Testament are
feahnl ihrsaisning Lest I come aud
smits the earth uiih a curse
The last words q ths New Tsstamcnt ere
bcnr diction 'Tbe gtaee n our lord Jesus
Cbnst be uflh ysu ~ Amen
The last Words u Christ before BIZ asefq
sion ere q glorious pf8miss Lo am With
y0u alusys. even usto ths end q tLs Wofld
Autu'
Often The wicked dsspise tbs lat 90 of
mercy mads them, more thau SOY preaehinr
they ever heard When have seen frieads
uipiog aaay the slammy sweat from che
brou o. dyiug man sho bad long rejected
sslvAtiou, o. moisteuing bic lips vith q liiile
satsr. I have oftca trcmbiei let 10 should
BE- tbs iast mercy be shoul3 cydr receive
W ben ths sonl Of redeemed nan j. 70.
lssssd from ths body We knou thst be last
pang is over forever
II seldom hsppsbs that tbo isst thibg doas
81 0us. uho has Jed = wicked lie 10 % re-
poet sHd tafu 20 q "a
TIE lat uoFis n sinntFs sfffu teach the
vsry lessons ubish they hsvs ever fsfated "a
lesrn.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-07-09
"DoN'r sTaY LONG"

IL is rarely indeed that we have read any
thing more truthfully pathetic than the sub.
JoiDed waif, which We fud 1oatiug among
our exchanges Would that every husband
in our town might read aud profit BS IT.
Don't stay long, husband, said a Young
wife tendet!y in ny presence one evening,
as her husband was preparing TO 60 out -
The words themselves were Insignificant.
but the look Of melting fondness with which
they were accompanied, spoke volumes. 1t
told all the whole vast depths Of woman's
loVe-of her grief when. the light Of his
smile, the source Of all her joy beatned not
brightly upon her
Don't stay long, husband, and | fAneied
saw the loving, gentle wife sitting alone
snxiously counting the moments Of her hus.
bands absence, every few moments running
to the door to see If be was in sight and
hnd'ng that he WAS not, thought | could
bear her exclamation in Disappointing tones,
mot yet
Don't stAy long, husband and I again
thought | could see the youug vile, rocking
nerVously in the great arm cnsir, and weep.
ing as though her heart would break, as
her ihoughtless lord aud master prolon ged
bis stay to a Wearisome length Of time.
U, you that have wives to sSy--.DOn't stay
long when you go forth, think Of them
kindly when you are mingling in the busy
hive Of life, and try, just little, to make
their homes aud hearts happy, for they are
gems seldom replaced. You eaBuo, fud A.
mid the pleasures Of the world, the peace
and JOY that quiet home blessed with such
a woman's presence will afford
Don't stay long, husband = and tho Young
"iio's look seemed 90 say for here in our
own sweet home is loving heart, whose
music is hushed when you are absent--here
Is soft breast for you 20 lay your head up.
on, and here are pure lips unsoiled by sin,
that viii pay you with Kisses for coming
back soon
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-07-09
SOWING ny THg wIYsTDH.

As We were riding in the cars, the follow
ipg incident occurred, which made n deep
impression on our minds While the trains
stopped for few moments at q station \
venerable mau arose, aud having reverently
uncovered bis head, delivered himself as
near as We eau Tee0llect, in the following
manner:
:" VI J friends, We are passengers in this
train We occupy these seats; to morrow
they will DO occupied by others, perhaps
entire strangers to rs We arc more or
less interested in each otheTs's welfare, and
hope that We may safely reach the end Of
our joursey Topursue the figure, We are
passengers bound 20 the eternal world -
Let us then be wise and got into the car Of
salyation, whose conductor is the Saviour
Of the world May Heaven bless you all,
aud may We all meet where there is no par.
ting, aud where all tears are wiped away
His address was short, but to the pur.
pose. Ii seemed so opposite and appropri
ate that the saying of the wise man, a word
spoken in due season, how good il is = in.
s,autly passed through my mind, a. a nail
fastened in sure place was the effect OF il
We are thinking Of his words still The
time, tho place, bis totiering form, aud
venerable appearance. We cauuot soon for
get We thought Of the shSTtusss Of time,
the accident and uncertainties of life, the
certainty Of death aRd . coming judgment
Who knows bat that bis short address may
have an important bearing upon tho future
welfare Of many IN that earl Who eau tell
bu; IN that brief speech some seed fell uPsn
good ground
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-07-09
the ICE MouSFAIS.

We have heretofore noticed tLis rsmarks.
bio curiosity, but as every year brings US a
new set ofreAdsrs, the arlirl, may be wortAy y
a republication
BE iee u"uaitin - Tsmsrksbls naiurll curl
os'iS Ia he ceuaiy 0i Hsmpshitr vHeinia nIs
up'a 'fc Nora River, eastern bank - miles
nofihSezI OF Mihghrsler and rises 500 IseI aeoVs
mc b.et. Tie Ses. siie. bra quAttet ~ mile -
sAys MG llJs 10 he hIsirsy 81 SuEiaia .. cor.
efed With mas u luesSs1one u a tight eolss.
Nhi'h rraches down 10 thtSank ot the fivsF BT
removing the loose sioar hHe cTgstal ice can az
ways d ivuaJ e. The WaThssi Jays Of simmer I,
pa, brsn discuvsfr. even a. a.e a. he 18Th Of SCI
trtnoff hut ntyrf so o., GvT, siihuuch 81 may rI-
10 throughout ths cbi'e year. aud o. iuund u the
f''Es Ecfs e1cayaiel at a sgibc.ent trph Tha
eody uf fOcks whrts ths Ice " ouas u subject to
'Sr iu'' ray 81 the suh ton nt1s o'ciock "a Ihs
morning untIi sunset The sun da4s not have ~.
effect " melting the Zee @a-A a. coaiinaed raina
~ Zoe base Il The tnuuGtzin ~ spfiag Ol Gaisf
a!'y b.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-07-09

The female heart may BE- compared 70 .
garden, which, uhen veil cultivated presents
a continued succession u traits and aswsrs
10 rcgils ,be s6ul. ani delight the eye but,
when neglected producing gfop q ihs most
boEious weeds large sod aourshing beeause
their grosrh b ~ pfoyortioa % the satmth
and richness q tie .oil from Which they
sp,ipg letths mind of she yoaug aud love
ly female b. stored viib useful knssiodgC.
aa3 the ib1aencs ~ rsman. though audi.
mIuishsi 10 power will b. hks the diamond
of ibs dsssrt. spsfk'inE sod pure. shsthgE
surfodudsl BY t5c sanis q dssolti3n for
gaitsu snd uukboun ~ pouring its refresh
ipg streams through every avenue q the %
cial aud moral habit
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-07-09

flowers TO herself lie had a frank. plea.,nt
eounteuauec, aud there was something In bi.
manner that interested the gentleman and
lady.
Look here, Edward said she. ,Iu nl,ek
some Of the fowers- IL always does me GOOD
to see people admiring them : aud then "a.
leasing Der husbands Q arm, sbe at,,o,cb.A
the Paliug land the smile round her Iips wa,
very ike the old, child Oue,) sryirg, Are
you fond of flowers, sirl IL will give me
great pleasure to gather you sonie
Ahs young workman looked moment very
earnestly into the fair, sweet face
Twelve years ago this very month be
said IN . voice deep aud yet trcm ulous With
iesIag \ stood here, leanius on this rail
ing, dirty, ragged little bsggar boy aud
you asked ue this very question Twelve
years ago you placed the bright flowers in
my hands, and they made me pew boy.
aye, aud they made q mau Of me, too Your
face has been light, ms'Am, all along the
dark hours Of my life, and this day that liz
tie beggar boy can stand on the old place
and cay TO you, though bes an humble aud
bard working man, yet, thank God, he's an
honest one
Tear-drops trembledlike morning.dew on
the shining lashes Of the lady, as she turnsd d
to her husband, who had joined ber, aud list.
ened IN absorbed astonishment to the work.
mans words God said she. put il into
my child heart 20 DO that little deed Of kind
ness, and see SOW how very great is the re-
ward be has given me-
And the setting 81. aqats1 aSoi nf rich
purple light over the group that stood there,
over the workman in bis blue oyeraIls, over
the lady With her golden hair, and over the
proud looking geutlnmAn At her side Al.
though Il vas picture for painter. the ~
gel who looked down on il from heaven saw
something more than picture there.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-07-09

~ The Rev. Charles 'Shsrbs, of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, Sss stationed
Al Nsu LisbeH. Ohio few years ago, sud
added 10 bi. clerical duties the agsucy frr
= certain msgasine. uhich - - needless %
nane Oso SllbsA day, ~ the close u
the service he requested the congregation
q tsrry lev nitrate, lie then bold up
tbs periodical 90 their esEs, displayed ~
varied aitfaotisus aai com uentoa 40 active
canvas for subscribers 90 the spot The
price, be said, 'Houli b. 90 obs II you
hsd ths desire fof knouiedso that | bal
vben yonng msn Why my btstbrSu, |
ussd q work aH s'gii 20 get N lusy 70 by
book. au4 got tP b,f0Ds dlJhgN 70 fesi
tham Z
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-07-09
WHICH Is LIE mIrrII:.r srAsoNl

Al a festival party Of old and young, the
question was asked--'Which season Of life
is the most happyP After being freely dis
eusscd by the guests, it was referred for an.
swer to the host, upoO whom vas the burden
Of foutscore years H. asked IL they bad
noticed grove q ifess before the dSe'iiog,
aud said-'W ben the Spring comes, and 80
the soft air Iho buds arc breaking on tbe
trees, aud they are covered With blossoms
| thttk, Hoi0 bcaEf1ai IS Spriag3 Aud
when the summor comes, aud covers the trees
With It's heavy foliage, aud singing bird,
anoug the branches. think IiOts Aasiiisl
Is Sfamey! When she auiumu Loads them
With golden fruits, aud their leaves bear the
gorgeous tipt q frost, think, H'o 5sqziifsi
- 4 da!amH And vbeu it is scar Winter, aud
there i neither foliage SoF fruit then look
up thtough the lcsfless branches. a. never
could ustil nov, aud see the stars ships'
fSharBS Mlga1tqs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-07-09
ANurmER VIcTIY.

Richard G WnIs i"riB -r'y a us-rghsst ma,
r.srr con miNsf si,ttic a. WAITE Post CLARKE
The particular, a. se have fec.tgsf thru a..
these TIE Ess-ismas NJ Gtgtby ~ b-lisvs \
20 h"se ststs 90 thHt pia-r BE- "a. gagged a.
S,ris ptt'te ffNFrfstng Co he si.cs rir suppltss
of Eoots cammi.t-d 10, s.tahItshul,st a. W g,ftss.
eFrr fegaeatIg 'aat -s u1siG -. abstventss. da
iinR h'' sb--uce. Blf shorty afs, NJ Csftr,bvi. !.
departure w lIiio .iom 1acrsts dfiagIng: aaf A
= he ''r'l lhs' +" avoid mrciing NJ @ 90 hl. -
ibgs csfsf hn ssre' NJ winHs 10 fofmrf
y'sn' "a highly svta~mrd hsth,s I-ge II srr.pt
sfftls hss hf0ush bra tl on aBfiinsly aaf Jt.bns-
Sff1 E'hT- Augihef ssfHiuV ~ hose FsLa ssss.
sIJug drink o. Bia.t.,fsr m
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-07-09
NuRING..

Old Hicks was sB sUfgl snorsr lie
could be beard further than a blaeksmiih's
forge but bis wife became % aeeastOmsd
20 Il that. it soothed her 10 rePose They
EereA \ very domestic couple never slep,
sYsf. f5r wsuy yeats At leuth tbe cid
man was required 60 sttssJ SDsrt ~ s55a
distance Ths 6rst bight bis wife never
slept a Wiuk, she missed the snoring Th,
next night passed away 10 the sane mau
ner, without sleep She was getting 10 4
very bad way, asd probably would base died
had il not been for the ingenuity ofths ssrV
ant girl She took The ooiss mill iuto bsr
mistress oLambor aud groaud her 10 slesf
a. ouCe
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-07-09
ON EtsstsG.

4 tiss says an Ingenious auibof. is Ike
The oFsstion. beoaase u y nsis n uothins
sod i very good A ffsneb ls3y remarks
that kiss costs ltas and gfaiifss more thsn
suytbiuR else in sHisisucs TIE foilovibg
reasons 10 jsetifeaiiou of tbis innoscat sua
fascinating amassmsnt, aFo oonelusvs
49, 4 du uefs - isufai
re iaaFsFs $3.50 ~ ase hs
Ari d m affs 80 piags
rke rifrnT caaa 80 esaass hg
A. urfs q 80 fsaafF tsiar.
Tee isf.ra ueaf 80 rfrfs 81.
Al q BE- uefs sai pirtfisi
rks paas rirs rssaf 80 zee
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-07-09
LITTLE sUsAN's THREE WISHES.

Ono morning when Susan came down
stairs she said 20 her mother, Thadabcau.
tiful dream last night She could hardly
wait till her shoes we're tied aud her apron
battoned before tellingit a fairy came TO
me- she said, and told me might wish
three times, aud that should have nv wish
es lie said ibAt misLt have I'LL io NOR
row morning 90 thiuk what I would wish
for aud then be went And then he went
aud come agsin, and it seemed 70 be the ne1t
day And What did you do asked ber mo
tbei 4 thought il ever ssid Susy, and when
he came was ready With ny wt,he,.' .And
what we're tbeyP 4 concluded 90 wish. fret.
that fathers eyes might get we'll and iha,
We might have money enough 10 pay the doc
tor aud seeono, that uo might have pr3yi.
sions enough foF The winter snd' lowering
Der voice, third, that might be better
girl Her mother told the dear li,tle Girl
that God vas a million times better than any
fairy, that bo heard tho young ravens When
they cried, aud gave them fool and feathers
and preached 20 herself while she talked %
the child, ualil her oWo sad heart could east
its burden on the Lord, and feel, arouaI asd
within, his sustaining power
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-07-09

CoSsIsrrsr 'SsS The following aneo
dote {, syld OF very clever fellow, Sso bad
rses1ily joined the sons of temperance AZ
Ter becoming son be Webt 10 Mobile on
business, aud vas taken III there. The ply
''elan was called. aud on exSminiug him
pronounced BAN in very dangerous coDdi.
non' aud prescribed brandy The sick man
told him he could not take H. The doctor
'S'i''ed that - was proper remedy, but the
patient told bim he would DO, take it The
doctor said lie must, or ho would have
'Phsms We'll, said the son Of temperance
will try couple Of yyasrs first
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-07-09
P0ETICAL.
tFsOa the spri.fasId R.pabIie.a /
DREANs--TO M WIPE.

Dreams hsvs hsd-sSsh Plss,sat dr,...
To-day. OfPss, ahd g.tbstihx year.;
All Nakefai drrsm'-a aii thosrhtiaI dr,sn.-
All PTeeiOos dreams, SatOaehsd By f,sr.;-
Dreams purified siih bli..fsl tears.
Dreams u the hOar uAea first we met,
ofsay' When Lows In bsas,y cane,
AID teadStly bssss,d our hsart..
ASd stfo'e-Io light bi, gssial dane.
Add seal as IN his blsssd saa,e.
Dfsami q the time when you. nay bsids,
20 Erstiy ls.4 car had % Hs.ss,
Asd iru',isgly !efi home aud fri.sd,,
To 'sy to me- "ForEirs tbiss!"
Twas bliss To mc 10 know thee u.i...
Dreams Of the year. now sIidsd By,
ofJoy that thea hast been to me;
VI le'sd and liviaE-''iorsd and losi."-
Gits fren osr Ged We joysd TO see;
Cats ifom cur GSd to thee sad me.
Dreams Of the PrrscHt a. We 20,
ls love ihrossh ali he shasss of LIE,
The joy' ABd sorrows. fears and hops.
With Which iis ehsqueTed pAth !. rife.
SHARED eSiSeen thes and me. my wife.
Dreams of the fsturs. hBswset
10 dream Of hoas, Of IIssvsu. Il God;
with hoPeisl heart. ssJ eye = ahS,
10 hook bsyOsd The vale, :. sIod.
To SHdless life IN Lovs's sb,de.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-07-09
NO. %

n'l doo't know what you mean BY GO
Mus said Mrs PsItington with snimstios,
shue speaking Of the merits of tyro wbs
hAa just given evidence of wonderful ability
ey improv'sing, ostensibiy, a poem before
,hs institute q which he was member 4
CONT Know What you mean by genius II hs
hasn't got y, for didn't he impoverish poetry
before the Literary Dcs,i,uts. should like
TO know, aud reoSiv. lots Of reprobatiou for
n from people that know what good poetry
"' There was triumph in the tone Of Der
voice aud though her antagonist .a,iled, she
evidently had him, because be made no fur.
ther remark
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-07-09

I've YoorHFoL WEasTEas Their "a
theF ba3 given them sseh q small san. apd
thsy had bsos % chs m.litia msttsr' A.
biettfau they rstafosd home. Danisl. e.
arusi someuhat ahsai q hm brother Their
fsihsF net thss sad aairsssss ths Efa,
aid Nv oli, Dan, shat have yoa Gons siih
your noaey q Spont itr Was the siufdy
fepif 'And uhsi have yoa dgne ith yssyS
ZsksT Len, ii - Dsor
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-07-09

~ ia- fa.I9EirF st-strebtrt-ir- ut.tbs r,ust
enaseaistt ~ ifavs 80 sb3 olh-rs sTpsss 10 n.
'n'rsi'aal irritation ihat ssgaIiy I..,EsA shanr,
Oi diet sus a ctssgs u estsrs
Iiriufe oi sAmphe' ab Carrr SD hsiT. use.
t1fs - csPstruts. bar an saEHr r1mpudnI sptfps
~ lavender. aHrr uuTrr. Ma srI axe If an
sta't ts"Htt CO. ff'y fgHfs ga frsc a.eotdioE
~ efeuH.f s-rs-s~yrfs t.b~s tsy, u are.s.s.
-, O. aiIsy itr iffIiauan
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-07-09

l.foars $50 lssEs - Hos mpidlg they
bald housss hou aid Cofnelius b "a ga
scqasiutsuce ~ hs poiais3 toa so story
bsass. 4bsg ssmmenssi fhtt buildIog soIy
last sssk, ani thsy sse alrrsdy pataag ia
tbs lights 'Yef, fejoiasi BE frisad aud
tbs ntst Esek they ell pot iu ths liver
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-07-09

A Piss LabY sbs bsa csrlsinly s1ms
qualitss - slios 10 fssbisusbls circle 49,
She hsd plsuty q sBathy. uas taisrably
iliisraio uts uriiiiastiy Vsia. aod fsrti.siy
sayfisioas aoquisssed sta every obs, sd
di6asod uhiy rel smilss
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-07-09

~ Uao1xr AFrsaL Ar sbssut vifs is
called upoh, in 80 EbEiisb papsf 70 fsigru
6, bed asd b1arI .JaHe, yoar sbssucs
uiIl fuio all Ibisk q yalf husband. your
pareut., yoaf cbi.lrsn Rstufu. az nty b
cell happy Atspy rsts iaeloss tbs ksy u
tho cupboard uhsrs the gin is
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-07-09

n~Jolly hoses says ihai ths rsas3a uhy
msrfisi gshts oall thsiF uivss ds.f l. ~
eause ihsy are - srpsnslvs e kssg jelly
j, saso ei ihs sil u broom sh0sls be wife
rssl thia
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-07-09

'an saicFs' gnta Sc AFsafs fs fttt ..fr al
=. .he Ptfat.ipi.a 0aass 'Csayasg. save tsb.
CO. % aaad = COS saPFy % 6-si CsLaaaf. a.
ssIs =, - 'sfi .ae5fia.iea, rtieA ssY oG,f io'
49,, POwLE a CO.
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ugMf RupP, Psnasyltsnis Aysnss
Wsshingtop, shs % gonfay ssrstaf o. ju
lsps mad8 n bailstgafs. a sbisk be gatbss
si ibfes ksgs On saatsy shfraoon
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-07-09
THE INRINITE.

What, h sTsa God
Were chiefly God By living Osi himself
To an iBdn iJsAlisss Of the Ia6aits,
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The Eoldsa spray of the Inuitiisdiaoas worlds
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of his iassr satuEe- the sPO OaiAasoGs love
stili proof aad 0aiA5W q spoalsasoas I,isP
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-07-09
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