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cality that its tracks have been met with, but through a range of 

 least twelve miles." 



In the Illustfated London News, March 17, 1855, a correspondent 

 from Heidelberg writes, "upon the authority of a Polish Doctor 

 Medicine," that on the Piashowa-gora (Sand Hill) a small eleva- 

 tion on the border of Galicia, but in Russian Poland, such markq 

 are to be seen in the snow every year, and sometimes in the sane 

 of this hill, and "are attributed by the inhabitants to supernatura'j 

 influences." 



