Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-12-13
The M0rnOns.

IRe M0rMOns.
Mrs. Smith, the widow OF the Mormon pro.
paet has addressed a letter to the New York
Sun, declaring that it is not her inteuton to 90
to California, os any othee remo,e place, with
the Mermons. She says:
1.-The laws Of the United States are quite
good enough tor me and my children, and my
settled inteLton is to remain where | am, Ike
care otmy property, and if | cannot educate my
children here, send them to New York or New
England for that purpose. Many of the Nor.
mons will, no doubt, remove in the spring, and
many more will remain here; and nothing would
give me greater pleasure than to have mired
society in Nauvoo, as in other cities and all ex.
elusive religious distinctions abolished.
81 must nor sag, that neuer for a moment
teliered in phat my husband called his appari-
tions and rerelations, as I thought him labor.
ing under diseased mind; yet, they may all
be true, as prophet is seldom without credence
or honor, excepting in his own family or coun.
try; but as my conviction is 10 the contrary,
shall educate my children in different faith,
and teach them to obey and reverence the laws
and institutions of their country"
She also says:
81 am lett here, sir, with family of children
to attend to, without any means OF giving them
an education, for there is not a school in The CT.
1y, nor is it intended there shall be any here, or
at any other place, where the men who now CO.
vern this infatuated, supplemented people, have
sway. have not the least objection that these
petty tyrants remove to California, or any other
remote place, out Of the world if they wish, for
they will never he of any service to the Nor.
mons, or the human family, no matter where
they go Their object is 10 keep the people
over whom they rule in the grea test ignorance,
and most sbect religious bondage, and if these
poor, confdiug creatures remove with them,
they will die in the wilderness
THE NrMBER or PASSENGERS which arrived in
New York from foreign ports during November
was 1000
THOSE WHO AHE SUFFERING FROM REMITTING
or intermtting Bilious Complaints, should read the
following, and he guided thereby
Cause Of Pain.-Pain is the consequence of the
exerrion of the organ part where is present to
throw off morbid or corrup, humors for no pain
can exist but from the presence of those matters
which of an unhealthy character. When we
have pain in the head, in the bowels, or in any
part of the body it only proves the presence of mat.
tiers which the blood is trying 10 remove and it is
this struggle which is the occasion of pain. To he
bled only relieves the anguish in proportion as the
amount Of life is reduced and the same may be
said Of all lulling or soothing remedies. Not so
with Brandreih's Pills; they at once 60 to the as
sisance OF the blood in aiding it to discharge bad
humors, 10 conquer the Death Principle To re,
lieve pain in this way does not leave any bad eff.
fects The Life Principle is not reduced, nor are
the teeth destroyed; hut all the organs ceansed
and their health insured.
UJ Purchase Of II. b. Masser, sunbury, or OF
the agent, published in another part Of this paper