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A VALUABLE DISCOVERY IN AFRIcA.-Itis is stated
in letter recently published in the columns of the
National Inciigencer, that a of people have
been discovered the mission established by the
American Board at the Saloon, who described as
gusge represented of the perfect and
monious in all the world who have among them tra-
dton that some two centuries ago stranger came to
their country and instructed them in civilization and
their duties who are acquainted with the facts and
truths OF the holy Scriptures and who remarkably
prepared for the reception of further knowledge They
at present removing from the interior towards the
coast and the missionaries cherish the hope that through
their agency civilization and christianity may be widely
dfuscd.