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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1870-05-25
L o A n

L 0 A y
Chesapeake & Ohio r. r. Co.
The advantages and attraction Of this Loan for
investment purposes, are many and important
l. 1t is based upon one Of the Great Through
Lines between the Seaboard and the W est
2. The ,eemrstyi is ALREADY created, the greater
part of the line being in sueesssfal running epsr-
alton.
J. The LEGAL Trsfhc, from the unrivalled Agri-
cultural regions and Iron and Coal deposit. ad-
jacsnt, must be large and profitable.
4. The enterprise receives important conces-
sions and privileges from tho States of Virginia
and West Virginia.
5. 1t is under the management Of eficisnt and
well-known capitalists, whose names are guaran-
tees fer its carly pletion and suecessful eper
alton.
o. The Bonds can be ad either In
COUPON OR REGISTERED
form; they have thirty years to run. both princi.
pal and interest being payable in gold.
Z. They are Of denominations OF
81, 900, $500 AND 500.
bearing interest at the rate Of six per cent. in
coin, payable May Ist and November LIST.
From our intimate acquaintance with the affairs
and condition Of the Company, We know these So
curitiss to be peculiarly desirable, and suitable
FOR safe employment of surplus capital, and fund
ing Of Government Bonds, by Investors. Trustee,
of Estates, and others who prefer absolute s.eu-
rity with reasonable income,
Holders of United State. FiveTr.nti., ar. an.
ablsd to procure these Bonds, bearing the same
rate Of interest and having longer period to ru
and to realize large increase OF capital in I'd.
dition
soads aad Stocks dealt in At the Stock Ex.
change, received in exchange for this Loan, At
the full market value, and the bonds returned
free Of express, charges
Price 80 and accrued Lntere,t IN o,,-
rency.
Pamphlets, Maps, and full information, ,,,,;.,
cd on application.
FISK & HATCH,
Nay 4Iowl NASSAU srsssr, NEW Yo.r
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-01-25
WaterVill9.

The storm of last Saturday was very
severe in these parts. What lutte snow
we h4d was drifted seemingly worse than
ever before, the roads showing that men
had something to do Sunday morning be-
sides going to church.
Sunday night the wind commenced
blowing from the south again and Mon
day We were having thaw.
Monday night the bridge near Mr..
Cyrus James, came down with a crash,
caused by the floating ice hitting the
trcssle work. The bridge was crossed 3
minutes before it fell. Mr.. Hays (who
lives near by herring the noise, supposed
his saw-mill had fallen. A new bridge
is being built in hurry.
%. II. Potter, ESD, has removed
from the village back onto his farm on the
hill.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-01-25
The Railroad.

Mr.. Sigouruey's party reached johnson
to-day, aud will be able to reach Cam,
bridge, We judge, in little more than I
week.
The advertisement Of Chief Engineer
Mitchell which appeared in our card col.
umn on the first page, is extended two
weeks as to time Of receiving bids. Bids
will b, received up to Feb. 81, prox,--
Sec NEwspEALER Of Jan. llth.
The receipts for the ten per cent. asses
sesmoaton stock are in the hands of the
same parties Who held the first roceipts,
and it is important that the assessments
be paid before the first Of February, as
the "laborer5 are to be paid at that
time.
a. l.. Noyes, Esq, Cashier, is ncgotia.
ting the sac Of the town bonds, and has
already 'old several thousand dollars to
home customers" We are glad that
some of cur shrewd capitalists are regard
ing investments in these bonds as safe as
well as patriotic. We hope every dollar
will be taken at home.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-01-25
MOrPlst0Wn.

LAMoILLE Co. Coon TlMpLATs' UNION.
The second meeting Of this Society will
be held at MorrisviIc, on Tuesday, Feb.
8th, 1870, at | o'clock, p NJ. All good
Tymplars are invited. Rev II. p. Cush-
ing, Il. w. Secretary, will deliver 3 pub
lie address in the evening.
Calvin SpilIer, son Of Ira Spillcr,
while coasting west Of the fair ground, on
knee. ''---
- harrow, lad about eight
years Of age, slipped upon the ice, and
fractured his collar bone.
MIR. Eugene Curtis cut his knee bad
y, with an axe, the same day.
All these called for DR.. Hall in the
same hour and half. alt is IN i'll wind
that blows good to nobody"
Daniel Gilbert keeps on hand good
assortment Of furniture ut his old stand,
ttgether with large assortment Of ready
made collins.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-01-25

For the Newsletter.
Reply TO Marguerite.

81 should be compelled to vote mo- by
man, but by stern uuyielding principle. "
Brave, noble words. / knew you had
Il loyal heart, and courageous spirit, to do
fcarlessly aud lcdI, whatever you felt II
duty. The same is true of thousands Of
our sisters who arr, to-day, like yourself,
asking for "a little more sleep, little
more slumber, little more folding the
hand together Knowing this, do you
wonder that prefer trusting the welfare
Of my children il the hands Of woman 30
brave and true, rather than to those ig-
norant, seryile foreigners, who have no
comprehension Of freedom, but, yet, are
presented with naturalization laws, not
word Of which can hey read, and of which
the only use they make, is to vote away
our dear bought liberties, at The beck of
al Invaluable Pope, or some other poten-
tate.
| don't beievcthat even the persist
ent" Anthony could give a'more iorciblc
reason for placing the right'of suffrage in
woman's hands, tles you have given IN
those few, brave words; and in the name
Of all who feel the need Of stern, unyieId-
ing voters, | thank you. But follow your
thought trifile farther You fancy,
should certain things transpire, your coll
science would then impel yea to vote.-
Now, let me tell you, that is just the case
with that band of refolmers, who are now
calling for the rights Of citizenship. Their
conscicnces are as as widc-awake to-day,
to stern, unyielding principle" as you
Far yours may be Tomorrow and yet,
you have no sympathy for your sisters
conscience, you call it "restless, dlssatif-
ed, implacuble ambition"
You say, Eve was the representative
"of the whole female race; )" &c. | don't
know but she was, and is, but | do know,
| never voted for her, and furthermore,
like old Candacc. | say, ~ nceer did
taste bit of that apple" and of couse,
DO see how EYES curse falls on me. |
find nothing like it in the record. True,
there is such an idea in these words,
drought death, and all our woe" but
that is merely MiItonian. not Biblical
Further on, read that Deborah judged
Israel SO well and wisely, the land had
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-01-25

We have no snow now excepting in
great drifts, our sleigling having taken
its leave with the thaw and gale of last
week, bat We judge thAt quite number
of our citizens are expecting more, as they
have left their shops add places Of bust
ness, and taken theiraxes to the woods
and gone to chopPing heir own tirewood'
Mr.. Lamplough hasTrcpaired and en-
Iarged the saw.mill witch he bought Of
Mr.. Field, and is adding to the machln-
cry, preparatory to going flour'shlnS
business, when the sunshine Of Spring
shall melt the snow uIon the brow ct old
Mansfield.
Our friend, Bailey Jr, is prospecting
nicely on the productive little farm which
he bought of Mr.. Heb, having had the
good Tuck this season + trap sixteen large
foxes; and, by the way, while he is capt
turing the unconsciou, Reynards let him
beware, that he, too, is not taken captive
BY certain bright-epd maiden, residing
under the shadow OF Mt. Mansfield.
Mr.. John Brush has sold his farm Of
so acres and saw-mjllso Henry Coleman
g
a.
Several young ladies are making an cf-
fort toraisc a subscription for the support
of the gospel in East Cambridge, and they
have our best wishes that success may crown
their efforts, for they have been long
time without a pastor, -:ho flock is seat
tered, the Sabbath-school run down, and
their neat little church left dcsolate.
judge and Mrs. Netherby arc intending
to start next week fir visit TO the West.
The amusemonts the past week have
been a Young Folks party at Mr.. Ney-
ms, and the entertainment given by the
Dramatic Club.
+ Time and space forbid entering into Full
particulars and w will merely say that
all acted their part with great credit
The singing was excellent. Charlie and
Rosie Carleton were home from BQrling-
ton and kindly assisted.
Miss Mary Stafford played the organ,
for which we are greatly indebted, not
only on this, but many similar occasions.
We wish to express our sincere thanks to
all for so pleasant IN entertainment, ans!
allow Us to repeat the sentiment Of Il gen.
eman visiting from Boston,-'that coll
sidcring the conveaienccs, and the time
that had been spent, it would compare ia
yorabIy with anything Of the kind he had
seen il Boston"
1t was attended by about two hundred
persons, thus rendering the sum raised
nearly $50
There is talk of another entertainment
soon.
Jacksonville, Jan. pod, 10.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-01-25
GENUINE IMPORTED
" o Il WA Y O ATS.

SAMPLES SENT FREE TO RARsE
From 100 to $50 bushels grown to the acre
Weighs from 40 to 10 lbs. to the bush 1bSC
has been grown On every variety ct svil, ard
sYery State Of the Union, with the most peril
succ, 81.
The grain is VERY LARGE, pLuAP and Dl
SOME, has il relnai ktcle THIN HUSH, and NIP
EARLIER than the common varicries.
The straw is bright, clear, STOUT, and not
BILE to lodge, is perfectly CLEAR OF Rust; 4
grows from 1 to 5 fest high.
We hNe both the White anil Black Morn
b til the sims price aud equally productH
We viii send ONE QUART Of the above 0ah
my address postp1il for 81.
Two gu n'ts, postpaid, y
Inc peck sent by express or freight, V
Htlf bushcl 20 lbs, q
)ne bushI, 20 lbs, 10
CAUrI )N.-We wish it distinctly snd.rh
III At this is not Il light Oats, wei ching Is 10.
los. raised in N. T., and sold under the nant
Norway, but imported seed, every bushel 81.
'nteoi to weigh 40 lbs. or thu money refund
10 Samples of both kind SENT FREE for aH
cent stamp. Also circulars and Testimonials
Address Ill orders to
N. r. BoYER q CO.,
l0m3 Pdrkcsburg, Chester Co. p
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-01-25

In Wolcott, Jan. End, cfclnker rash Chlrlic
II. W., son of JOSEPH and Alice Dais, aged 4
years months and % days.
In Mrdicll, Miss, J IN. 10Th, e Scarlet fc-
yer, Muion E., only daughter Ct IIGnlct and
Lucy J. Wight, aged years and fl c months.
Ia Milford, x nsls, jim. 81, Of bilious pneu-
mcni, at the resi- lencc Of her eldest son, \. o.
Whiting, Mrs Mry D. Whiting, widow Of Cal
Vim Whiting, late dJthnson, VT, ged 81 years
II mes. and 20 dlys,
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-01-25

Some of our large dairy farmers are
Just coming to the conclusion that butter
will be no higher this season--if the tubs
of butter we saw going to market to-day
are any sign of the times.
The Good Templars engaged the SER
vices of Rev. d. s. Frost for Wednesday
evening, and he gave an interesting lect-
ure in the Congregational church to u
large AMI attentive audience.
Charles Hodge has sold his farm to
V. NJ. Smith, its former owner, at S57. ~
per acre and has taken, in exchange, OF
Mr. S. a share of his Bickford farm, at
$40 per acre, which he intends to use as
q pasture.
The Town Festival held in Stowe,
Dec. 2Sth, for the benefit Of the {" Home
for Destitute Children" in Vermont
proved quite Successful, Notwithstanding
the extreme inclemency Of the weather.
1t rained more or less all day, and at
night ju>t as people were debating upon
the probability of postponement, 1t be-
gan to pour, 20 that many who were anx-
ious to be present were deferred trcm at
If any were absent because they did
not wish TO be present, we can only say
that, Notwithstanding the icy chillincss
outside, there were many warm and faith
full hearts within, whose efforts and SYM
raihies IN behalf OF the homeless little
ones were truly commendable.
As we love and honor the name OF YER
mont so let US defend and protect her ms
titulions none cf which is more sacred
than that Which provides homes for the
tathcrlcas and motherlcss,
After dcfrayng all necessary expenses
the net proceeds Of the Festival, amcunt-
cl to $50, which has already been for
warle,l to tho = Home located il bLT-
Iingtcn.
Rollins, the S;wanton murderer, and
a former resident Of this town, vas ar,
r, scd on the ! 9th inst, aud taken through
Sn on his way back to s.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-01-25
Stowe.

There was good deal of complaint
heard last winter about the universally
large quantity of snow we were favored
with. But | believe the people of Stowe
have taken vote on the subject of snow,
Or no snow, this winter, and have decided
III favor Of snol0. | verify believe there
was never heard before 50 much complaint
as at present. The ''clcrk Of the wealth
er" must feel rather uncomfortable we
think. "
&C. G. and A. s. kellogg have sold
100 acres Of their farm in Brownsville,
to II. S. Warren for $1,000.
Wild land is getting to be pretty
good property in Stowe. We understand
that Charles Hodge has bought 100 acres
of pasture and wood land, for $50 per
acre. Also, that G. Hastings has sold 80
acres Of wild land for $500.
As N. s. Warren was drawing wood
last Tuesday, down hill, the sleds com.
menced sluing and he was thrown from
the load, striking on his back, and drag.
ged eight or ten rods by the lines before
he succeeded in stopping the horses. For.
tunately he escaped without serious in.
jury
There are quite a number Of eases of
humps reported in town.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-01-25
Jencrs0nyiIle.

Mn. Error We have noticed late
" that you have quite number Of "spi-
cy correspondents" and literary aspirants
lowering around the VILE" but knowing
your generosity to the inexperienced, we,
too, have resolved to writc, hoping you
yet have room for us.
Interesting items are net quito as pcr-
tifu as we might wish, however, such as
we have We will send,
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-01-25

three hundred choice receipts for cook
ng, preserving, Etc, aud the last chap
ter gives the symptoms and remedies Tor
the ordinary diseases of children and
adults, with directions for preserving the
health ana other matters of interest.
We think We are justice in saying that
10 much information Of use to the farmer
is not to be bad for ten times the price
anywhere else.
The book, as the reader will notice
from The description in our paper has
one hundred and forty Illustrations
which we have neither time or space to
describe
We say buy this book if you wish to
learn the secrets Of Paying Farming.
See advertisement in another column.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-01-25
New Advertisements


The Subscribers living been apW intod by the
Hem rnhic Pr ate Cwtf tie Il I'll Ct Il lan,itio
Comm ssOnt * l. rdec ve, examine and ad ut al
claims and dt minds la psrsausa aNtthe cstate
or ALBEN \. JONES, lat ,f Hyde Part,
SIX munths fl, ~ the M day ~ Jal.. ls5O. heinz
all, we'd ysa de, "a IT, IN credit isul sld deccn cd
t. .xi1it and pr We their resp ctve eli aims heierc
us GIVE n TIC, that we vii Mt, nd /, the duties
of our app tat q nat at panp,eli's store, on
The ist saturiaysof Fe. and July next at /
c'oltct, T. NJ. %
IRA llERRICK. lCommis-
CALVIN CAMPBELL, sioners.
de Park, Jan, TO- 1870
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-01-25

State Of Vermont, Lameile District, 81
Probate Court, held ut johnson, in said J
triit, ON the 18th day of jan, A. D. 1917
Bradley r. Baker, Administrator If tho ssliA
SEWEL BAKER. late If Morrlstown, !.
IN sud Dstr ct, deceased presents his admins
tiCn ace uht = examination and alltwanct,
dab es app icatien ff a decree Of distribution
pa tch OF the estate of said deceased.
Whereupon, isordered by said Court, thai acs
and sad app. lcnti0n lie referred ~ q session
Coulttn c held at the Probate Office In said y
sun. On the 18th day uf February A. j. wv
heurin 'nd decision thereon.
And ID is ia, ther ordered, that notice thercu
aiven To all persons interested, by pnhlicap0a
The same rec weeks snccess' yely in the Lan,.
Ncwsdtaier a newspaper published at liydsf
previous to said time appointed Tor hearing Y
they may appear at said time and place, ana ~ y
cause, II any they may have, why said acN'
should NJ 30 allowed, and such decre9 maze
iOw,s Judr
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-01-25
Local Matters.
Hyde Park.

= Don't forget the school meeting
Thursday night. It's very important,
On Friday last, Mr.. David Farms
worth, driving one Of Capt. j. 7. Parish's
four.horse teams, loaded with flour. on
the road to johnson, below Mr.. Deuios
had himself aud team precipitated down
an embankmcnt, we judge of 80 feet, per-
pendicular descent. Strange to say, the
team was not injured Two bbls. of -four
were bursted and spilled, and the driver
had his arm broken and was somewhat,
though it is said not seriously, bruised.
On the same day we hear of Il stranger
being thrown from his sleigh near the old
Seribner place, and having his face and
head severely cut. The roads are very
dangerous. everywhere. Skates are the
onl, really safe " vehicles
MIR. S:gourney's party hade US adieu
Yesterday, and will make Johnson their
headquarters for few days.
The wife Of Rev. Mr.. Boutwell, is
Capt. w. II II. Kenfeld is also quite
seriously i'll, at the American Hotel.
On Wednesday afternoon last, dur
ing the al scnco Of Hon. i. b. Sherwin
and family, except his wife and aged
mother, his house took fire, in Il feather
bed, from the burning out Of IL stoyeplpe,
and nearly consumed the bed and cloth
ing, and doing somc damage to the house.
Mrs. Shcrwin, when she discovered that
the house WAS on fire, with great presence
of min; Immediately closed4he doors to
exclude air, and having water
handy. she and the aged lady by great
excrtions extinsuished the flames, The
oxcrtion and inhalation Of the gases and
smoke, however, utterly Frustrated Mrs
Shcrwin. and for two days it was a matter
Of much doubt if sac survived. We are
happy to hear that she is now better.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-01-25

On the death of one of Eng'ond'S
nost eminent physicians, all his effects
were sold by auction, and among other
things was sealed packet, married "Ad-
vice to Physicians" which brought a
great price. The purchaser on opening
the pac.,ct, read as 70 lows Keep the
head cool, the bowels oTen. and the feet
warm" If physic is necessary use Far
sons purgativc Pills; they are the most
scientifically Ere AIRED pill that has ar'
peared III the asr hundred yaars.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-01-25
49,,

-Twenty-foar couple from Craftsbnry
took sIcigh-ride to Wolcott village, on
Wednesday last. Mr. John Patterson
aud Lady furnilhcd Them with nice
dinner, after which they took walk to
the American Hone and Box factory,
-Cankcr rash is again prevailing.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-01-25
James X. NoueS' Estate.

State cf Vermont, Lamolle district, e.
Probate Court holden ut johnson, in sall (
titi, this H. th day Of January, a. D. TX
struncnt pnrpuIting u be tho 10"
and rettamcnt "a
Janes X. Noyes, lat3 Of WU'e u,
In said Dittrict, licensed, hclng presenter
tent, by vii iain D. IIutolins, the executor
In M ned, for Pro- ate,
u ilcrlercd, by said cnuit that all perSn
O ne therein, 20 not fed & appear q ~
sn' Gu IT. te hold.m ut tho i'Ioeate Jihce ~ ',s
+,n, - tho tn day Of Feb. 1870, and sl,w "a
any they may MAJ have, u ,aInst the Pro,a.sI
ops Of the record I this order hc puh'sheu,.
wecFs slsc, sslvely IL the Iamoiilc Ntwfu. o,s
p inted ut hyde Park, previous tosa'd tlme'T
led rr hearing.
tiuc copy Of record. Attest,.. -.
iow3" SIS. PIKE, Reg"
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-01-25
,yUhnSQn,

1t has lot been particularly Fttet
week in this village, ard yet nothing seems
to have occurred really worthy Of appear
ing IN print. This seems to be the limit
of available snow; fer VIXEN the travel
ers from the north and cast, Suugy nest
led in their comfortable cutters, reach
this point of their Journey, the prctruding
earth and lines Of gravel, seem to say to
them, Thus far shalt thou 60 in this
wise, but 10 farther; take to yourselves
wheels, aud depart from cur coasts n
peace"
The Good Tcmpdrs entertainment
The han was filed at al c sAa3s u6ai #si'il
after an hour or two of social entertain
ment, we listened to few spicy remarks
from NJ. 0. Heath, who also introduced
to the audience the Rev. Mr.. Robinson,
who held the crowd as if by magic, for a.
boat twenty minutes, while listening to his
too brief address, which was deer, rich,
and eloquent. We have not often the
pleasure of listening to sHch lecture, and
therefore appreciate it when we may.
An appointment has been given that
next Friday evening ga lady Of culture
and education" would address US upon the
Duties Of Woman" The ladies Of
JOHNSON very generally seem to have
some idea already Of what their duties
are, and think they are earnestly and
sincerely striving to perform them aud
are looking forward with happy hearts to
the time, when their influence may cause
much more happiness, and goodness in
the world around them, but the goal Of
their lives is net the platform or ballot
boz.
Success to the "iair one" who feels it
her duty" to come befole the public, in
this way.
The Spring Term OF the State Nor
NAL School at johnson, will begin We'd
ucsday, Feb IL, 1870, and continue clcy-
en- weeks.
Til, school has been in successful oper-
alton for three years, and with the cxper-
fence of the past, AID the increased fitcl-
tiles of the present, it now offers the best
of advantages to those wishing to fit them
selves for teaching. The expaaso of at
tendance compares very fiivorahly with
that Of any other school in the State.
The accommodation for Board or
Rooms are ample. Application should be
made early.
For Board, Rooms, Catalogue. or fur
Their information, address the Principal, or
IL. W. Robinson, See. Of Trustees.
johnson, Vt. Jan. 10, 1870.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-01-25
HOTEL AND FARM
FOR SALE

The subscriber will sell his Hotel ~. vi
and Farm la No. WoleOtt. f'0Ff!
The propcrti IS well known 10 The travail.
lie as !, Gated On the main road from I'm pl
Orleans CouIty, and Eear ~ the iam,1siI'VOH I
hprihs. ''lll
VIII sell the Hotel and Two Acresof
tn all the Land un tie same ids a. ~ land .
lOu acres, to suit purchaser. ram G
Here lie an opportunity FOR a man Ct ept.,,.,
make money. Pka
For particulars inquire Of the suLscrjssr,,,
Woicctt. ''Hp
Jan. ~. lSTN. 'iVN
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-01-25

-ovre-ExrnTlos, either of body or
mind, produce. debility aud disease. The
usual remedy is to take some stll"'l'an''
the effect Of which is the same as giving
tired horse the whip Instead of oats
Tas true way sto Gortify the systems VITA
= permanent tonic tikc tbs Peruvian BY
run "a protoxido of irop)' which gives
strength and yigor to the whole sy'em'
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-01-25
Marguerite.
SALLY SLATER.

=. S.-lf "glance" any question It's
because the answer is so plain to me, |
think ii must be so TO others, the answer
ing would BE- unnecessary trespass
upon the columns Of the NEwsDEALLn.
Don't imagIre cannot answer, for mean
to fight fair, and shall not dodge missile
though it Stay me. In truth there is 10th
ing ! enjoy morc than being vanquisIlcd
in argcment for then | feel | have learr-
ed some new truth before unknown, and
each new truth elevates, therefore extends
the radius Of my vision.
On the subject u der consideration, if
you will prove to my satisfaction, that wo-
man has 10 conscience, no soul, no free
moral agency, is not destined for the same
eternity man expects; prove this, say.
and LII surrender at once, aud gratefully
acknowledge myself the recipient of
new truth.
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