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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-06-25
Shenandoah Valley Railroad
Company. ~
Interesting Correspondence.

lOTFIcR RoANoKE TINES.
Salem, Roanoke County. Vs.. \
June 9Th. 1870.
Hon. P. b. BoRsr, Pres ident Shensn.
dosh Valley Rsilrosd Company. Dear
Sir :-Excuse me for troubling you with
this letter Of inquiry. wish 10 have def
mite replies to the following in,eroga,o.
ries:
Has he road Of which you ere Presi.
dent. the s. v. r, R., the ability to COM
pleIe the road I
Do you desire local aid. or county pub
lie subscription
Will Salem be the terminus Of the
road
Will the road be bull, in the event OF
the other Valley Rsilrosd being built. or
is there any contingency in which your
Iosd would be abandoned in favor of any
other road
w u you use the track Of the Valley
Road after leaving S,sun,on. in the even,
that il be built before yours
Please 10 excuse the trouble 10 which
! an. putting you BY these questions. but.
a. We are called on for a subscription TO
the Valley Road and have voted one.
which vote will have to be re-tsken, q
definite answer will do much 10 aid me in
taking such stand on the question as my
conscience may approve. Many suppose
your road TO be intended merely TO open
communication with the Page Valley.snd
tia, i, will probably be built from Har'
per's Ferry 10 Stsunion.
An immediate reply will oblige
Yours. Very Respectfully.
w. E. HUBERT:
Edior Roanoke Times.
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Blacksmith Shop,

large enough Tor both Blseksmilhing and
Wheel wIighiing. = This property 10
considered one Of the bes, lscs,ioas in
the County fot any kind Of Mechanic.
more Psr'ieulss a good Blscksmsth.J ~
Persons eesi,ins such properly will
apply 70 me Undersigned near DofisId's
Depot vhossiil lake pleasure in, chow.
ing the same. .I--, .l,ar -
ID EDWARD 8. RUsE.
April %. 1870. - n
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20 ACRES
Brick House.

with Wing attached. an extra Cellar IN
der the main Building. q large Chisrn
with pumps conplets<si The door, under
roof Of wing Building; also . never fail
ing WeHof Water with psmps conple'e.
The Out buildings consist Of good Sta
bling, sufficient for elk horses. On elegsni
Corn House with wagon Shed. Carriage
House and Hen House all under Same
roof good Smoke Huu'e, Wood Houss'
Bake Oven aud House, ell under good
roof Ai.n Z.
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Posts and Rails
FOR SAFE

OFFER for sale at low prices. Ia. 900
L CHESTNUT. Rails. also Chest
nu, snd Locus, POSTS. TO be delivered
on Bank Of Canal AZ, the Manganese
Mines. Opposite Virgins Ore Bank. Ap.
pl, to E. P. BAKER.
Harpet's Ferry.
Or to John Howard. Foreman. at
Manganese Mines.
June IL, 1870. 3~
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S SELLING OF F
At Cost !
THE subscriber having on hand at his Old
l. Stand, next door 10 Billings Drug Store,
LARGE STOCK Of TIN IND
SHEET W.ARE,

L.4RGE SIOCh OF IIN NM
,SHEETIRON W.ARE.
and will supply the community and Farmers
for Hay Making and Harvest at the very low
est prices for Cash or Produce as he is deter
mined TO sell CHEAPER THAN EVER. He
has No. workman and is prepared to make
everything in his line that the community may
want at the shortest notice, ana will do all
kinds Of mending promptly. lie will ray par
ticular attention 10
TIN ROOFING AND SCOUTING.
He has on hand at all times good supply of
SCOUTING of the best material which he will
put up for IL l-2 cents per foot, and put on
Tin Roofing for sl2 per square. He has also
on hand the old Hagerstown Cool Stove, i'm
proved, from $50 10 S35, and all kinds OF Heat
ing Stoves down as low as Sc. OLD CAST
ING taken in trade and the highest price Civ.
en-, or Cash will also be paid for Casting. He
has also the CUCUMBER PUMP for sale, the
very best and cheapest now in use.
rs Call and see and YOU will be sure to
buy. Thankful for past favors he hopes con-
tinuance of the public patronage will be grant
ed him, and he will try to please all.
rs He will sell the whole Establishment to
any person who wishes to buy for less sum
than they can start new establishment.
A. A. COOK.
Shepherdstown, Juue II, 1870. If
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VALLEY CHIEF f!
Self-Raking Reaper
AND
Nj 0 w E R!


rs built expressly 10 take up lodged
L Grain and Grass.
Ills the only Two wheeled Respsr tina,
the driver. without stopping The team.
can cause it 10 cui lhiee inches beneath
tie surface or 6f,een inches above ii. 60
|, is the liehtesi, has less machinery,
and Is The only Reaper that the Cutting
Bar sdspls itself 10 unequal surfaces, in
dependen, of the main carriage. The
grain table being supported on CASTOR
wheels, il can be turned as easy ss q
spring wagon. The plan Of its construc-
ton allows i, 10 pass over tougher land
than any other machine in the Uniled
States. Extra pieces and whole ma.
chimes slwsys on hand.
II is offered on Ilal with any other
Machine in the world-,he farmer 10 use
both and keeI. the one he likes best.
All Machines warranted 10 give salts
faction.
Lastly. finally and coDclusvely-ve
guarantee the Machine in every par.icu-
lar. and sell it CHEAPER than any 9TH
er Machine in the County. We mean
all we say.
JOHN r. BILLMYER. Agent.
Shepherds.own. w. Va.
June IL. 1870. 3w
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HINKLEY KNITTER .

For Family Use. price $50, Knia EVERY
THING, uses only one needle. simple, reliable.
Circular and sample stocking sent,rREE.H Kniis
ten pairs per day, A child can operate 1t.
AaExrs WANTED. Address
Hinl ley Knitting Machine Co., Bath, Me-.
or It's BROADWAY. N. Y.
June IS, 1870. 3m
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~. 81. Attention /!
POTOMAC RIFLES b!

THE surviving members Of the oil
L Company, known as the Potomac HI.
ae Company Of this place. and all others
friendly 10 the ohjec. we have in view.
are requested 10 meet al the Courl-House
in Shepherdsiown. on Saturday the
25th of June, inst al 4 O'Clock. p. NJ,
for the purpose Of making arrangements
for Dinner or Barbecue, end a social
gathering or reunion of ell the old mem.
bers. 10 De held q, some suitable time
and place TO be agreed upon al the meet
ing. The public generally sre invited 10
attend. Attention Company /! Fall in =!
RIFLE.
June 10, 1870. 2w
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On Crooked Run. in Hampshire coun-
~, on the 9Th inst. Mr.. Mslcijah Burke.
a soldier Of The war Of 1912. aged 81
years. Curing the war he received q
wound and carried the ball 10 his long
home. HIS remains were inferred on the
following day a, Salem Church. with the
honors of war under The management, Of
Capt. JOSIAH Hardy.
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SHOO FLY! SHOO FLY !

ES0 As "SHOO fly is the order of
the day, have determined to make
a slight addition 10 it, and have therefore made
large addition TO my stock Of BOOTS and
SHOES, and desire to make SH0O'S FLY
by selling them at the lowest figures for
CASH
Full stock oC all kinds Of Goods for Ladies,
Gents and Children. Call and get supply for
your family, and then you may say "Shoo Fly,
don't boddcr me-" J. s. FLEMING.
May7, 1870. If
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Young Orchard

of The choicest Of Fruit. nov in foil bear.
ing. from which | picked rs bushels OF
winter apples last Fall. There |" 'l'o
silus,ed on The main road, On said Lot.
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After residing the sboVo high recon nssds-
lion, Invslids cannot reasonably bssiss,s 20
give the K0SKO0 trial. if's 70 's7n
FOR ADDITIONAL TESTIAOs
xsr Al 90 MAILS rlst -
From Physieisss. Euissst Divines, Niso<',
Druggsts, Merchants, &C., SEQ K0BkOo AL
MANIAC COZ this gear.
Price One Dollar Per Bottle.
$50 49, $50 sd sysa sftss inv
res sals b ~ Psiseipsi lDssggsis 10 Ne Usi-
;s5Sso 20 s(stssso ssd BSitisk Aasries. Cfs
p'i'g'ia yhssssa .'seias1 70 . .sis-f s.ef "a
.e& For sale BY H. n. Bill.
LINGS, Druggist, Shepherds
town. re $ at
April 9, 1870. a.
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MATER Coolers. Refrieerstofs and
W Wire Baskets. for sale by a'ss'-
Nc Curly 8. Duke
june 4 Charle..own,
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NOTICE!

THOSE indicted 10 The late 6rm Of
i hnon g. Pendle.on are hereby re-
quesled 10 make immediate psymen, 10
Mr.. Lloyd I.cslider who has the papers
and accounts in his possession for settle
meni. by so doing the parties indebted
will confer favor upon me-, ......
SAMUEL NJ. KNOTT.
June IL, 1870. 81
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1886 Acres,


and is very susceptible Of division, as
there are TWO comfortable DWELLING
HOUSES. and all necessary Out build
ings on different portions OF the farm,
with each plenty OF water and sufficient
Timber for all necessary purposes. The
farm will be sold entire or divided 10 sui,
purchasers There is an abundance of
good Fruit on the place, end ABOUT S
Acres Of young thrifty Chestnut suitable
for rails. The land is Of good quality of
Limestone and very productive. There
are also about FIFTY ACRE.S of irs,
quality Of River Bottom Belonging to the
tract. and by recent explorations sbun-
dance of good Iron Ore has been discov-
cred on the land making il veil worthy
the attention Of capitalists. Persons de.
sirous Of purchasing are requested TO call
on the subscriber on The premises. who
Wilt pleasure in showing the same
and from whom the terms can be known.
@ WM. ORNDORFF.
N. B.-Should The aboss described
Land no, be- sold privately before the
25rH OF JUNE. next. it will on that
day be offered ., Public Sale. 10 front Of
the Court House in sbrpherdstown, u
o'clock. when the terms will be made
known. w. o.
April Q. 1870. I l2~
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VALUABLE
j efersOn County
FARM
F O II S A L f {.

yPHE subscriber intending TO remove
4 South. offers bis farm near Shepherds
town. the Counly-Sea. OF Jefferson coun-
ty. W. Va. for sale. This farm lies one
mile North Of Shepherdstown. on The
Potomac river, and contains sboot
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The census man Gays there are grea,
many girls in town, who are only swee,
sixteen.
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Harpers Ferry, Wa
April %, 1870. ~
N0AWl
Cb..-@,C.
chesapeake and Ohio Railroad 70
THE CHESAPEAKE AND
OHIO RAILROAD
Is completed and running from RICHMOND, Va.
to the celebrated WHIrs SuLPHuR SPRisGs, IN
WEST Va, 227 miles. II is being rapidly ex-
tended TO the Ohio River, 900 miles further,
making in all 427.
In its progress Westward, il penelraies and
opens mp 10 market the WoNDERruL Coal De-
posIrs OF THE KAsAwHA RsGioS IN WEsr NiS-
GINA. And thus brings the superior and soun-
dant Goals OF that section into communication
with the IRoN 0REs OF VIRGINIA AND Quo, and
the WESTERN, SoUrH WESTERN AND EASTERN
MARKETS.
When completed it will connect the sCrrRioR
HARBoR FACILITIES or rHE CHEsAFEAEH BAT
with reliable navigation on the Ohio River, and
thus with the ENTIRE SYSTEM OF RAILRoAp AND
WATER TRANSFORMATIONS OF THE GREAT Nrsr
AND SOUTHWEST.
1t will msFe a SHORT, EASY, CHEAP AND IA
yoRABLE ROUTE from the WEsr 10 the SEA, and
will command LARGE SHARE OF THE ENORMOUS
FREIGHrs seeking transportation TO the coast.
Ii will thus become one Of the most tnPos-
rASr, AND PROFITABLE EAST AND WEsr TRUSK
LINES OF Raj ROADS in the country. aud CON-
mand trade OF immense value.
The completed portion Of the Road Is doing
q PROFITABLE AND INCREASING BUSINESS, and
is fully equal 10 value 10 the whole amount OF
the mortgage upon the entire line-(sl5, 00O,-
900.
The loan Of the Chesapeake and Ohio Rail
road Company, being FiRsr MoRTGAoE Upon
rHE ENTIRE LINE, PROPERTY AND EQUIPMENTS,
WORTH WHEN COMPLETED AT LEAST $50 ,000, 900,
is therefore one Of the most substantial. con-
sentative, end reliable Railroad Loans ever Of
fered in the market, and is peculiarly adapted
to the wants Of
Investors and Capitalists,
Who desire 10 make their investments with the
most satisfactory assurance Of roiIrivE AID uS
DOUBTED SECURITY 81
The Bonds are in denominations Of
$1,000, $500 and 500,
and my be had COUPON or REGISTERED.
Interest Six per cebt. per annum. payable
MAY LIST and NOVEMBER lst.
Principal and Interest payable
in GOLD in the City of New
York.
Price 80 AND ACCRUED INTEREST in Currency,
at which price they pay nearly SEVEN PR CENT.
IN GOLD on their cost. '''
All government Bonds and other Securities
dealt in at the Stock Exchange, received in ex-
Change, at their full market value, and Bords
sent 10 all parts OF the country, free Of Express
charges.
They can be obtained by ordering direct from
us or through any responsible Bank or Banker
in any part the country.
FISK g. HATCH,
dN.n t.. BANKERS.
Maps, Pamphlets aud fall information furn-
ished upon application in
person or by mail. f-.
May I, 1870. low
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LONGEST ROOF
A GREAT OFFER.
HORACE WATERS,

No. 4sl Hrosjway, New York,
will dispose Of ONE HUNDRED PIANOS,
MELODEONS and ORGANS Of six frs, class
makers. including Chckering & SINS. at Ex.
rpEMELr Low PRICES FOR CASH, DURING THIS
MONTH, or will take from Is TO S25 monthly
until paid. g., r.- .i 'f
June Is 1870. ..,.l'. ~ IS
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PATENTS.

Inventors who wish to take out Letters Pat.
ent are advised TO counsel with MUM Go.
editors Of the Scientific American" who have
prosecuted cam before the Patent Office for
over Twenty Years. Their American and Eu-
roptan Patent Agency is the most extensive in
the world. Charges less than any other rella-
BILE agency. pamphlet containing full IN
struc.ionS TO inventors is sent gratis. MUM
& CO, 81 Park Row, New York.
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West Virginia :

Shepherdstown, Juue IL, 1870.
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Pres Shenandoah Valley Railroad Co.
, 1870-05-22
tastefusly without spending literally Ct e,,.-..~
husbands' or fath crs' money, "a '''ueE iie!.

tastefnsy witnont Spending literally CT e,,;,.r,I
husoands' or fathcrs' money. '''ues ilir!t
srIT9 TO RECOVER,
80, ~. I, = and ME- GArlner have cnmmeaceI z,,,
late Captain Alexander. Mr. Gran ..1. o. IT,
0Aftlcner, has been arrested on 4 81, tlVAM
Burke. for converting portion Of thc y Nm
on the person or the late clptaIn t'asl
TuR wOXAxN PAPEK.
Tne heCoiutio5a has leen sold to Mrs. Hnr..
Noston. Mrs Croy IL t. he the worsn:. a',': q
anu Aessrs I1lton and stuttwe1t stncshahi.ra s9'
The METHODIST BOOZE cHSCERy '+
The Book Committee Of tho Mc;hos,I.r r,,.
ta GhnTgh Is again considering the chases Co.!
pended during the trial IT SIS
LIVE STDCE TRANSFORMATIONS
An agreement WAS yesterday entere, int
tween INC Enc Railway Company, ani thr wn r.
naWken Stock Yard Company, by which H.. w. ~
met {1o 70 qR H. esloek morning s II
Fal! llSer. thus enabling them Il, h,in. iheIr ~ 70 .
ria Weehawken, over the Albany rnut,.. IN. II,
adrnntage Of the New York market wltl.ou, IN
which takes The stock to the HostDu marx, ~
arrive there at o'clock, In time for The ET1,h@ NY
markell This move, 1t Is clatme1. viii H. ~
means Of d!yeEtins nearly all Ncw Enysa7s ~. .ss
Western stock In this direction. a-4
, DAMAGE AND DEATH sr s1nHX
During the stnrm yesterday several hnuse- !,
Houhd CIook, NJ snclutsing the raslroa, e, !:
Robert Meyed was Killed, anu hts saa b4 aal.' NJ IT,
Iured. S'': ~
. w1FE-NrRDEK.
The trial Of Charles Shultx, for attcrnt,tinr -.
murer OF his wife by cutting her ,hT,,al VIM ~
tA2pr, WAS concluded tn the 11u,!an Co1rl;y ~ !
Court OF Quarter Sessions, yesterday. TN. ~
rendered verdict OF assault, The pyisunr. w..
QneI and discharged. -"
TIE RECENT ELECTION,
IHe HorM says, Remarkable chansrs In s.r.
seEtt2l counties heard from, swell CLursh.. ..,.
Jof1ty tor Supreme Judge to 70,n0A. AMI a,rr.,r-
, 1870-05-22
WISCONSIN,
The Stnfc Bonrd Of Assessment Com
pictcs lis Worl-Thc Stnlc Prison
Shops TO be Rebuilt.

4he Sfnfc Honrd Of Assessment Com
plctc. lis Work-Thc state Prison
Shops to be Rebuilt.
SpcciAl Despatch to The Ch.ezSo Tribune
MAplSoSr May al.-The State Boar,i Of Asscss-
meut completed Its i.burs, anI adjourned ria< ur
tnls hoon Its action will be very dlstastcfui fu
have hat their valuation lrgtr increased, hut the
equalization Of values IS perhn;'s fairly honc as
ever, and the increase, II uatln1y exreSsiye,
iS where there has hetn unierraiuatian before
The committee reported last evening substautta-
u In accordance with the statements already sent
dhs Ssluat'"n o. a M!lwansse farming lands how
thea -n' limited hts modified schedule OF class-
ration: Ea',ilE l;:ns In different classes at SIS IN
const'strahls discussion List night an.
r1is a,, ~ msrnrt', ,n 1hls was rejected hs
ssnatof sets 9i i e sumo ~ +
natiou OF Ray field, kcnUsha, ,Walworth. .Wauktsaa.
Rock, Racine, Fond tit Iac Grant, LaCrosS.,, AMI
=, ,0o0-od0 fEum aianitowor, keNaunee, Calumet
Shawnee, Burnett. nrnw,,, Chippewa, Shr1n,y-
gnn, Sauk, Iowa and Milwaukee,: =, ,5a' 600 trn1
discusse,t at some length hy SENATOR'S Tayi.r ami
Snyder tn iayor, and Davis, W:liarls, Clarke. iIa
z!eton, and Warning against, and rejsctetl-.utt, L,
An amendment tbySenator!surrharsl by was amr,,,,e,.
anu adopted as follows, with six dissenting votes:
Assne Aa TO Ge. aaSs *1e9ees: ksnsso sw..
TIN coianh!a, si:soo,ooo; Iowa. z,,:ss.Ss,: !'t;
,:se; ocoutu Il o0o, ,OoG; Shaw.re, 81, ,Ma.@s,:
eguallztng snn,iEy Counties tn the northwestern
paft of the state By ratn. lands In Ashland. Hay
acre. ~ ~
>; amendments, further rcdacsng Chippewa,
GlatS, sheheygan, Iowa, Waushasa and Walwu:;1s
1nittec was then aaop;el thus amended, inst i,
tms r. for memless en- to get AWAY by The cars
were otrerrss, which were unanimously alopI,.,I.
iasof1nC Tue rebuilding Of the recently burned
, 1870-05-22

further into discussion which IS tbe proper
office Of the Council but before closing. va
cannot refrain from expressing our profound
regret that the friends so devoted, In appear
ance, to the Holy See. have raised, Ly their In
direct zeal, 30 many painful questions, VI hero
religion has nothing to gain. For the rest, We
have the firm confidence that the Holy Ghost
will enlighten minds and direct
hearts. We are convinced that the
promises made to the Church, and to the
Char Of Peter, will not fail, and 80. that
neither this nor that party, neither this nor
that man, will triumph, but that truth alone
will obtain the victory
While regretting the circumstances that
have obliged us to address you this letter, we
remain none the less, the sincere friends aud
admirers Of your antagonist, as well as the
humble servants OF your lordship-
The freentdn's Journal, in commenting
upon the above letter, says: Yon. Most
Reverend Archbishops, not sitting Is Princes
Of the Church, nor Is Judges Of the faith, in
which capacity NO would keep Silent, AZ VIC
haze kept silent before; but you as Romsn
correspondents in common OF the disreputable
and skeptical paper, the Gczette de France, u.
Jauieet, editor, have. wounded the Catholic
sentiment Of your own dioeeaos, and Of al tho
United States"
, 1870-05-22

ders, OF with black monogram aud half wroath
in the corner, Or. with small cbocka of~em-
bznidered black throughout. For Light mou5n-
laoe In black The most elegant style is very
fine shcer whita handkerchief with an intensely
broad hem, ind pure White lavender borders.
These arc used for second mourning.
A mourning toilet requires much care to
make it effective; too much csapc is 1ugubri-
Gus; it looks Ike making parade OF grief.
Too styliah N outfit is suggestive Of hypoc-
risy. I think few care to attract attention by
who make their toilets in unison with the
chAste and refined sentiments Of so1row, will
present that modest blending Of g1iof and
hope, which, in the heart Of every true Chris
tiAp, Is foremost.
"To weary hearts, to mourning homes
Gods meekest angel gently comea,
No power has ha to banlsh pain,
or give us lack our lost again,
Andyet IN tcnderest love our steaE.
And Heavenly Father sends him here
, 1870-05-22
Strange Chnrnctcr-A Mau with n
mnnfn for Seeing III. E'cllo.y.Hr.
ingH Asleep
From The louisriilt Courier

From the Louisciiit Courier,
A man. who gave his nane as Charles Wat
klns, and who turns out to be Charles Living
etone, once respectable merchant of this
city, was arrested while irving to enter thn
house Of Mr. Schaeffer, on Portland
avenue, before daylight yesterday MON.
lnG. I6e man has strange mania
for which name las yet to be invented. He
VII break into house at night Just for the
ln1ury 81 standing hy the bedside Of person
anu looking at him OF her, as the Gaze may be,
as they lay asleep He has been known to do
thls On several occasions, and, after standing
there md gazing for hours, leave without dis
him. 11'--
About six months ago be get himself into
ecFlous trouble-in this wav, being arrested as q
burglar and held to answer. he entered the
room of young lady afte- she had retired and
gone to sleep, Taking his fayorite position
nee,de me bed, he stood gazing at the beau
tiiul sleeper, till, perhaps, conscious Of
the presence near her, she awoke and was
frightened terribly. D. tho faint licht OF the
moon. as it shone through the lattice. she SAW
This stranger standing still and motionless at
her bcdslde- She screamed and tainted, and The
lnmates OF tho house, aroused By the noise.
came rushing IN just in time to catch the in.
truder. The adair caused good deal of eY-
element, and no little gossip, at the tims, but
subsequent tacta have proved that the man
Was harmless, and vent there inst to aatiafy
this singular longing OF his. He has bec1
caught IN several such places sinca then, but
at no time has he ever disturbed ANYTHING N
any body: He WAS presented to the court "a
suspected felon-A charge hardly justia I'd ~
the facts in the caee-and held in $50 ID h. II
good behavior for twelve months. His csse ia
strange one, indeed. :,
, 1870-05-22


through the thing, .b,t ,rr u,,, anal ~,
NATURAL light Of human reason, aaatAsf~s IL
- cr Il ~, Wv nu1 ~ a tnnt csanoe Oe 9neS-
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II be believes that God cainuot be "cei,tain.
" known by tho unaided light Of reason.
and then he is cnrsed if he believes reyo-
lation Of God is unnecessary. Now, 1t the
risk of hitting under. this anathenae our
selves, we undertake to say that if lid can
be certainly known, by all men, without
revelation, revelation is unnecessary, for
there is, no moro perfect definition of
"unnecessary than something which
men can do all thinos vtbont
that they can do with it. HAVING afar,od
in the first clause above ouoted that Odd
can be certainly known" bv tha nn.;daa
reason, (althoucn Christ ssr. thst - ..s.
howeth the Fnther Int Ma son ~ tha-
10 whom the Son ahsIl revea, him, ~ ~
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