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Give me the money that has been
spent in war, end ] will purchase
every foot Of land on.the globe. l
will cloihe every man, woman and
child in an attire that Kings and
Queens might be proud off, j will
build school, house on every hillside
and every valley over the earth. i
wiIl'supply that school house with a
competent teacher. / will build an
academy in every town, and endow il
"a college in every State, aud fiji ii.
with able professors. l will crown
every hill with church, consecrated
to the PRONUNCIATION of peace. | will
support in its pulpit an able teacher
of righteousness; so that on every,Sab.
bath morning the chime on one hill
shall answer to the chime on another.
around the earth's broad circumfer.
ence, and the voice ofprayer and the
song ofpraise shall ascend as one uni,
yersal offering to Heaven.


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Suited Exactly. Our freind Geo.
Williams, of Henry, who is the cause
of moree'wit in Others than any other
member of the Alabama House of
Representatives, was better pleased at
the passage Of the measure of s.bien.
nIal sessions" than any one else We
saw at Tuscaloosa. "By CO said
he, sit suits me exactly; the id loco
iocos beat me every other year, sure;
next August is my time to beat in course
i shall miss that, save about two
hundred dollars electioneering money.
and slip in in ~, like an lied oyster,
By G. boys, it suits me PRIMER Ne
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