The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1869-02-05
IMPORTANT TO FREE LOVERS AND
RAILROAD MEN.

tThe following appeared in Rich
| mond paper several years ago, but wa
| so badly printed that we have determin
ed to print it over again. Ed. N. VI
The undersigned. sole agents for tn,
| United States of the Green Mountain.
Spiritual PatentAnimal Manufacturing
Company. beg leave respectfully to in.
vite the attention of Railroad Presi.
dents, Superintendants and Directors
and the Travelling Public, and che Hon.
cradle Postmaster General at Washing
| ton, to a most wonderful and superior
invention for the facilitation Of the
| transmission of the mails during cold
and deeply snowy terms such as have
prevailed during the winters of the past
few years.
Prelimiminary to full description
of the remarkable invention of the G
NJ. s. p. A. NJ. Co.. we deem it proper
to offer the following remarks, as calcu-
lated to render the description more in-
telligible, and as fitting tribute to the
genius and energy Of the inventors.
The accounts OF Pre-Adamite animal
men, given by Andrew jackson Davis,
in that most important of modern ad-
ditions to exact science, the "Revela-
tions," strongly prepossessed the mn d
of an eminent American philosopher
and psychologist, (whose name, tor pri-
vate reasons, is withheld from the pub
lic,) with the idea which has at length
been successfully achieved by the G.. M. /.
S. p. A. NJ. Co. The theory ofthe ade-
quate inherent energy of organic de-
velopment-force, as exhibited in TIN.
vast biological spiral, beginning with
the monad, and rising through the
beautifully ascending series OF fishes,
reptiles, birds, quadrupeds, mammals,
and bimana, up TO the yertebrated and
complete man, "a theory originated by
Oxen, confirmed by Lam lrck and 9TH
ers,) lacked only the link furnished bv
Mr.. Davis from periods clearly not his
toric, to be irrefutablv established. The
chain of the theory is now complete, and
should serve as a means to secure a still
higher elevation and yet further ad-
vance IN physical science.
Satisfied that the grand series of ami
mated nature was held together by
common causal tie-that its innumera-
BILE forms were but multiples and meta
morphoses OF the simple, primitive, typ
ical iorm-the cell-the eminent A mer-
icar psychologist, before alluded to, re-
manned in quiet possession of the idea,
which was the germ OF the most singu-
lar invention of the age. until the pro-
gress OF mankind towards the sphere of
the spiritual should enable him to en-
large and develope his idea. The Apo
calypso at Buffalo, whereby the Fox
family were enabled to become the
Morses of the Mundo-C elestial world,
aud TO throw open the full and free use
of spiritual telegraphie intercommuni-
cation to mankind, placed the Ameri-
can psychologist ia possession OF much
important information; but it was nos
until the great doctrine of Free Love was
made manifest to the human mind, that
the idea, the germ of the invention we
offer for sale, received it's normal and
tull expansion. lt Is well known, that
simultaneously with the appearance of
free-love, in its opinion-form, in A mer-
lea, 1t descended into the sphere OF use
in Europe.
The practical adaptation OF free-love
to the lower orders OF animals was bold
ly and beautifully attempted in the
Geological gardens, London, and in the
Jardin deS Pldntes, at Paris. The so-call-
Ell grating" of animals, that is, the
the combination OF quadrnpedal aud
bipedal pairs, hitherto uncombined. and
the consequent propagation of new aud
unknown species-species never found
in nature, but produced artilicially, as
have been, our best fruits and most beau