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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-04-11

Tie Ckeleys At Nsw Okissae-C sne;ssag;,
.Aprij ]. Pivsts adviees from New Orisans
state that the cholery - sgnis brohsn on n
that city, and it w0 feared Is would sssums an
epidemc form.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-04-11

SIR Ieks Esunkfin.-Ths New York CONNER
cial psbIishes alsstsr dated Saint Paul, Minsso-
u, March ~, annsaneing sAe safssy of SIR John
Franklin.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-04-11

TIE Saprems Court il now in session here
present, Judges Red6eId, Kellogg and Poland.
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progress.
In Committee of the Whole, on the state Of
the Union. The consideration Of he California
bill was> resumed Nj. Gssens. If Nissouri,
spoke aa hour N defending slavery IN the terri
tories; against the adoption Of the pruviso, and
against California. He eon,endei that there
we're no disun,onists in The South yet. The
South would rnaintaia it, rights, in defiance Of
Northern abolItionises OF Southern traitors. He
suggested the Missouri line.
Mr. Spalding, OF New York, followed, and
spoke an hour. He defended the President q
galnst the charge Of double dealing. and assert
ed that he was never represented in the North
a. being in favor Of the Wilnot PrOviso. He
advocated the admission Of California warmly,
and was frequently inter. upted By McLsps,
Toombs, and others He warued the South
againse ihss Nashville Convention Nashville
treason. The patriotic Pres,dent would defend
the Union, millions OF treeu,eu standing By him
NJ. Wsilsce, OF South Csrolina, has the doof-
Adjourned.
Ssmafe.-The Vice Psesidsss announced the
committee to accompany the rsu'ains Of Nj.
Calhoun TO South Carolina, To consist Of AessFs.
Mason, Davis Of Aioissippi. Bssrien, Webster,
D.cklnson, and Dodge Of Iowa.
Propositions 10 change " priasing syslem.
vere discussed b Aessn. Bosland aad Hale,
and tleu laid over. !.
The fugitive slave bill ~ tAken up M.
Underwood concluded urging sons fugitive acs,
-noth,nH would more promote harmony. he
had ne iith in convsasion. Hn ealy hops IVES
IN the Judiciary.
Aese Corwin aud Hale answered some ALA
sions.
Nj. Fboas moved b posepons DE firthr con
sidugsrjen q The question unell tsDoSsow.
Mr. Wsnser tbsughs n We ~ dusy 70 remind
SssaiqsS sAss ~ tilne I'D eono NJ lelioa. He
ssyssned y - ~ debate psplpaesd without
nsd.sg y . eoseissioas They esghs seoa 70
decide = tahe - seaDo psueli1nl aIsssugss aDd
dnsssD ohskslsas enah actioa. H beIsess1 i
~ ~ > nhe elAe hin = adnk cslifsnia-
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-04-11

We think the Aboltionists and Free oolsi
who have % literally aided "the Democracy %
s;nite the demon will not be too proud OF thei'
achievement to speak 10 common folKs' ailef u
gestlng the above.
The Herald and the Journal Of Commerce both
claim the result of the Conneetic1t ELECTION as
triumph of Non-I Intervention over Free %"
and the Wilnot Proviso. And yet the party
which claims to be Free Soil and nothlns else
has in good part produced and might have Who'll
" prevented it. Well: we live and learn
Tribune.
The Union Forerer. s. 8. Prentiss, IN
his late Speech Of New Orleans, on the annlyer-
sary of the Landing OF The Pilgrims, said:
The sons Of New England are found in every
State of the broad Republic. In the East, the
South, and the unbounded West, their blood
mingles freely with every Kindred current. We
have changed our chamber IN the paternal man
sion: in all its rooms we are at home, and all
who inhabt it are our brothers. To US the UNI
on has bla one domestic heart; lis household gods
are all the same. Upon Us then peculiarly de-
wolves the duty of feeding the fires upon that
kindly hearth; OF guarding with Pious care those
household gods.
We Cannot do with less than the whole Uni
on; to US it admits OF no DIVISION. In The veins
OF our children flows Northern and Southren
blood how shall II be separated; who shall put
ssunder the best affections Of the heart Tho
nobIest instincts of our nature? We love the
land of on: adop,ion, 80 do we thai Of our birth.
Let Us ever be true to both and exert ourselves
IN maintaining the unity Of our country, the IN
tegrity of the Republic.
Accursed, then, be the hand put forth to loos-
en- the golden cord OF the Union, thrice accufs-
ed the ,rAItoroiIs lips, whether Northern fanatic
or Sou,heru demazo which shall propose us
severance. =
The Covipgton (Ky.) Union says that the chol-
era has made ITS appearance there. 1t also pre-
walls In the vicinity OF Vicksburg, Miss.
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EETR(1N.

nR. STONE practices the examination of the Lungs,
~ the Heart and Chest with the STETHESCOPE. and
other modern devised Instruments order their vital
capacity critically that the most ncpient diseases of
those organs be discovered and thereby timely
adopted and saved from the progressive process Of
berculous uceIations and consequent dsorganzation.
He led believe from his experience and past
in treating pulmonary complaints that Consumption taken
in its early stages may be CURED and its predsposon
subdued lPersons inclined to affections of this character
will do well to call Oh him.
W Office and residence No. MAPLE STREET, the
Worcester House. Office hours from to o'clock 7. NJ
Jan %. dwistf
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A NEW ARTICLE.
BIiss's CampOund Cod liver Oil Candy.


gNOR THE CURE of Coughs, Colds Influenza, Hoarse-
ness, Bronchitis, Catarrh, Tickling in the Throat and
I'LL Lung and Bronchial affections The wonderful curative
powers of Con LIVER OIL in all of Coughs Colds and
Consumption has been clearly demonstrated by the most
perienced physicians in Europe and America. Its peculiar
virtues already too well known to need any description
here The and disgust which many people expert
in swallowing the Oil in its usual form of admnisra
ton entirely obyiaed by the discovery of the mode OF
preparing it in the form of most agreeable Candy possess
ing and preserving all the medicinal qualities of the PURE
COD LIVER OIL without its and repulsive taste
The powerful curative principle of this Oil being thus
tansd an" eesnhined with other healing and harmless in
gIeoens Justly celebrated for their efficacy in the above
oro oi's of the most soothing Cough
Consumption that has been discovered. CANDY
needs but fair trial to convince the skeptcal of its excel
ence. Public speakers and yocalsts will find it excel
lent article for removing distractions from the throat and
clearing the voice.
n. B. Be particular and inquire for BLIsss Con LIVER
OIL CANDY and observe the signature of the proprietor
package Prepared and sold by b. K. BLISS Druggist
sole proprietor, Springfield Mass
REDDING & Co., Agents, No. State Street, Boston.
For sale in Worcester by d. SCOTT, JR. CO., 243
Main-st. DIV lmis
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Ponds Free Picture Gallery

A I'D HEOn~Oir rOInatfC Academy is NOW OPEN for
"A visitors and pupils in FLAGG BUILDINGS % story
The finest specimens of MOnochromatic Painting in tile
country will from time to time be exhibited in connection
with other works OF art in the beautiful gallery above
TONED, daily from to - A. NJ, and from 10 P NJ.
An opportunity is offered to those desiring to re-
ceye instruction in Monoclronatic Paintings STYLE OF
picture making at easy rapid of execution and
beautiful when completed None know of their capacity
for driving till opportunity has afforded them the cf
testing it, Every one who has received instruction.
satisfaction and delight the unexpected progress
made in OF lessons of fifteen hours The unqua
flied praise this style of drawing received every
quarter at Tho Mechanics Fair conclusive evidence thai
is only to be known to be appreciated and receive the
tention ofthe lovers of the ne Mr. Ponds are
furnished with every convenience for giving instruction in
this desirable Accomplishment
TERMS-l5 Lessons, one hour each Sc.
Class exclusively for -ladies from 9to IL AM
Glass for Ladies and Gentlemen, from 2to 5 P
Evening Class, from Ito 9P.M
Evening Class except "Wednesday and Fri ay.
Extra chage for private instruction at the house.
SC5"Mnerias furnished, wholesale and retail.
Worcester, Dec g. diff
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Messengers Notice.

Messengers Notice.
WorceSter,ss. January %, 1850.
lion. HENRY CHAPLIN, Commissioner of Insolvency
i Tor the County OF Worcester has this day issued
Warrant agans the Estate of CYRUS BAKER, ei Wor-
eeser in said County, carpenter nsovent debtor, and
the payment of any debt the delivery of any property
belonging said insolvent debtor, him for his use, and
the transfer of any property by him forbidden by law.
The first meeting of the creditors Of said nsovant debtor
will be held Court Of Insolvency the Office of said
Commissioner, in Worcester, 10 said County, the six
tecnth day of February next ocock the forenoon
for the proof of debts and choose assignee assgnees
of his Estate. J29l J. DAY, ID. o., Messenger.
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DissOImti0m of AOnnrtaaershin.

DsSSOAutaOH OA %OpAFdeReFShEP.
rTNHE COpartnership heretofore existing between E.
l. S0UTHWICK Il co. is this day by mutual consent
dissolved EDWARD SoUTHwIcK will collect all the bills
and debts due the firm and pay all the debts due by the firm
EDWARD SOUTHWICK,
GEO. A. DRESSER.
Worcester, Jan. IL, 1885, dw6wJ26
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NEW FALL GOODS,


THE subscriber would respectfully inform his friends
those in this City and vicinity, that he has Store
and will he in daily receipt of NEW FALL GOODS-com
prlsIng one OF the best assortments of
Cloak fgae6 Ee7'eSS Goods
that can be found in tlis City, such rs
T1llPET, MERINOS, LYONESE. ALPACAS, MOHAIR
LUsTREs, ORLEANS de LANES, PRINTS, &C,
every variety style and price that be found in the
market. Also, aige assortment Of
FU NISHING GOODS,
such Bleached and Brown SHEETINGS and Shirtings
Tickings FEATHERS, Burlaps, Crashes, Diapers,
Table Linens Beached, Brown and Cold Table Covers &c
FfseBmesS.
have also large and well selected tment 0f Fan
neis, consisting in part of Red TwiIed, Grey do Plain dos
Hlcached and Unheached Cotton do all OF which will be
sold AT the VERY LOWEST PRICES
Sh3SyIs! SERaVyES!!
splendid assortment of All Wool CASHMERES Tibet,
SILK, and BAY STATE Long and Square SHAWLS of
ofcvcry size, quality and price from So TO $I2.
Hosiery and Gloves.
have on hand and shall keep the best assortment Of
Mems W0men's and Chdren's Hosiery and Gloves that
can be found in this city.
ESOOEe2s Yarns.
also have hand and shall keep the best assortment
OF Yarns of every variety and color, well supplied
with all kinds of EDGlNGS, INSERTINGS, THREAD,
PINS, TAPES, NEEDLES, &C., in short, every Article
usually kept in Thread Stores. All of above Goods will
"0 ~ ~ ~ the lowest possible prices
bex the No. 2I4 Main Street.
N. W. RATCHELDER.
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C0AA-C0AE..

TNHE subscriber will continue the business of SELLING
COAL heretofore, at the old stand GREEN STREET
opposite the Providence and Worcester Rail Road Depot
Thankful for past patronage he will endeavor meet the
wishes of all who may extend to him their favors.
EDWARD SOUTHWICK.
Worcester Jan &c, 1850. dw6w
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New Insurance office.

(OUer the Store orc. Foster & Co..
222 MAIN STREET
TTHE subscriber is authorised to effect INSURANCE
against FIRE at several Of the offices il the
country.
Also, Agent for two Offices that take EXTRA HAZARD-
Gus property.
Also, Agent for the UNION MUTUAL LIFE INSUI2@
ANCE COMPANY. JOHN FIELD, Agent
Worcester, Jan. Is, 1850 dIstf
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Sds'ss OF the Big Stocking,

BE NOT DECEIVED,
TNHOSE Ribbed Hosiery offered about low
will be found to bear comparison in point of quality
to the GENUINE PORTSMOUTH HOSIERY sold by the
subscriber The Ladies will please notice that the Ports
moath Hosiery are I'LL WOOL and DOUBLE YARN
Having large stock of the GENUINE hand which,
in order to reduce to the lowest extent previous the
OF March, have marked them all d0tOn much beotU former
prices. Will the Ladies please call and examine them
have also marked down many other kinds of WINTER
GOODS which wish to dispose of to make for a
splendid stock Of Spring and Summer Goods the receipt of
which will be duly noticed. T. A. CLARK,
(late Clark 81 Sanford)
Jan g. d6twtf No. Merchants Row.
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CYtherean Cream 0f Soan.

'INHlS elegant and fragrant compound preserves the
skin from chapping, and removes alt impurities and
roughDess 1t leaves the skin beautifully soft and free
from blemish and for the Ladies toilet is unsurpassed
For sale wholesale and retail in Worcesert y
Dec %. NJ B. GREEN, 216 Main st.
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TO RENT.

'ENHE whole of the SECOND STORY over the New YorL
Store next to the American Temperance House. In
gute of L. l.. ARCHER, o. F. STEBBINS, at the New
YORK store. D26dtf
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SPIRAL HAY CUTTERS FOR SALE,
TNHE subscriber has few Hay Cutters very good ar
ticle, that he would exchange for CASH or WooD In
quire at the New Brick Shop UNION STREET
N. b. Hay Cutters repaired usual and on reasonable
terms. LUTHER WHITE.
Jan e diff
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GROCERY Stand TE'Izaated.

A NY person having STORE TO LET IN THIS CITY
being suitable place for the Grocery business NAV
hear of chance to rent upon reasonable terms by eav
ing communication at the Spy OFFICE addressed to o. j.
stating the location and Possession to be had by the
first of April next. eodtf Jan 81
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Genuine Lubin's Extracts,

ND every variety of PERFUMERY that the French
IA German and American markets can boast Of for sale
wholesale and retail by
H. G. BATES, MD, Apotaecdru
Jan H. eod4w 242 Main-st, corner Pleasant
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

Ssr7 INHAT beautiful estate in LEICESTER, known as
fmHA 4 MOUNT PLEASANT" 1t consists of about
49, FIFTY acres of choice L4nd, and fine House every
way htted for family OF leisure, little expense
could be admirably adapted Hydropahc establish
meN For TERMS inquire this office. OF the subscrl~
Der at the Central Eank. VIM DICKINSON
Worcester Dec 10.
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House for SaIe.

AA A NEW and convenient Dwelling House on South
bridge Street. For particulars inquire of the sub
&:'xlscriber WILLIAM L. THR0OP.
Jan 80. diff
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g. Wy. sEkRY g. co.

SSs.sTxA II OUSE No Pond Street-Ren $65.
gEsssHsAl. II jan 29. DIFF S. w. SELBY & co.
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Rochelle Powders

MN AAOChcIIe Powders,
~ ~ up pT fpiSHTON CLARK & co. New York spd
- 'ii' i'i 9 saie ''n,a!eSale ana retail nv
H. u BATES, M II
Jan Is. eod4w 242 Man-st 1gG GU XXX,
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A Rare Chance to Ruy

"A FINE ALL WOOL THIBET at about HALF
~ PRICE The subscribers have quite lot of fine Th-
bets in pieces of from 5! yards original cost 81 49, now
selling for SEVENTY-FIVE CENTS the yard. They are
decidedly great bargain HALL & THOMPSON
Jan 8. dAu,S
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Sg FsOSS'S XpTeSS forward all sorts oil
parcels aud small through direct, the Worcester
Rail Road to Newport, Fau Ruer Bristol and Warr0r.
Iuy22 dwtf
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FOR SALE.
ssI.zs-e:l7.5FEs 1.-TWO Secondhand Piano Fortes.
tY q ~ j. S. W. SELBY q co.
4 a. Jan 90 diff
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THE subscriber would respectfully inform his friends
those in this City and vicinity that he has Stor
and will he in daily receipt of NEW FALL GOODS-com
prisng one of the best assortments of
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Our Public Lnn6s.

r.. and shsl - .8I erefef-l Or 10 eal ss,h 20
lnr+ 10 strangers anl .raers sA - -Lerrr0
10 re Editor ef The Tribsne.
The claims aud the necessities Of the gallant Hun
gsran Refugees have come prominently up before
he public mind aud they have dragged up viii
Them. on. Of their long neglect aud oblivion, ID.
-lams ant tho necessities Of cur orH homeless.
people
Now IS the tune 6r every true Republican, o.
every political party, % signify BIS vii % Congress
that our Public Lands should DO At once made Fref
20 actual tters, under restrictions tGat VII for
ever preclude the principle Of Monopoly From
:yery street aud lane, ald h.. and valley, and SEA
shogo-w -reyer there Gwells common sense al
Rep4i ican fselirg-ler Memorials b Congress.
both Houses 20 forth n once There VII c.
loubtedly b. a liberal graat-as there should be-
made - tn brave HIngarans. Whether our Owl
eople VIII be included ia that grant VIII msiH.s
der,ud on Their own action.
No 4. after how simple, or even lL!terste, may 1e
he language Of each MemJral-EO matter ho"
uncouth u respectful may be = iorn-no matter
each paper be not signed by hal o0zel
-ames-seAd them IN. crowd then IN iron
every qusrcr Strike. strike while the iron j.
BOT 81 Taos. AISOE DEyrR.
TLer= x work 70 10 Let the Reform Committee
meet ths evening "a Mr Maxwels, 259 Bowery
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Chemical Rank,

The new building for the Chemical Bank, near
Chambers St in Broadway we have mentioned OF
a former occasion as a model OF Its kind. Il was
commenced about July last year, and will be com
pleted in March next It's dimensions ara IS feet
front by 20 deep three stories high its cost $3.50
The Banking room is a magnificent apartment, 25
by 80 feet and o feet high-wth groined ceiling
aud side walls The Directors Room is similarly
iresoocj. in the Roman style Of architecture, L
correspond with the exterior Of the building The
two stories above are SO arranged that they can be
used ior the corner building i necessary. the AnoTs
being at the same level The precincts ofthe Bank
proper are fitted up with the lates, Improvements.
abundan,ly furnished with iron safes and vaults IL
basemer, and first stony. The vaults are o; >
greatly improved mode O! construction The build
inc is to be heated throughout by hot-water fur
naces and nothing is wanting to renderit one Of the
handsomest and most complete edihces Of IT'S size ID
the City. The architects are MessTs. 7. Thomas \
=
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Lafargs Buildings, Bond-st.

Mr Lafsr-e IS about building four csPscloos
sores on Broadway. opposite Bond st-@hich We
understand VII be commenced about the st Of
March and be completed within the year The
ground one hundred feet by two hundred. and
viii be divided IN the following manner Al en-
trance way Of "a feet width to be formed IN the
center running back 10 tlro large rooms - b. no
feet each and 90 feet hieh-to be lighted by large
sk,h.h,s. and designed ilr PICTURE GALLERIEs
or auy similar purposes TINS entrance deducted
rom the aggregate width @. the grounds, leaves r,
fee; on Broadway. " .ach Is TO DO parutoaed into
the four stores-each q # in. front by co ice,
deep The front buildings viii be five stories high
AID those portions not occupied for the use Of tie
ground. tenants vii be divided into Offices etc. A.
may lie required.-We have not been able to irac,
To- reliable foundation the rumor Of mammou
Hotel IN Boad ST. The story probably grew out %
The new buildings on Broadway IN the same vicIn
IT, which we have here mentioned.
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hitehnli.

The old Jonathan Goodhue property, bounded by
Whitehall. Pearl aud Water SITS Is being converted
into A massive aud sub tautial Wholesale Grocery,
10 be occupied by Sackett, Bclchcr Coat Q
cost Of some 1000 Mr. J. b. Corlies IS the
blilder. and il is expected that the odliice VII.
be completed some time during the ensuing Spring
The work was begun in the early part OF Deoem'
Der. and the workmen are still employed III dig
gng out tho enrth previous 10 relaying the to1n
dation-The venerable mansion of Gen. Clarkson
whose residence was till lately in this spot gives
unmistakabe demonstrations of antiquity IN The
enormous heaps OF old fashioned building material
continually thrown out from the old foundations -
The face Of this valuable property, which has beer
IN the Goodhue and Clarkson families for nearly
one hundred and twenty years will be wonder
fully bettered when the Improvement now IN pro
gress s. all have been completed The now build
ing will front on three streets, will be Of brown
stone outside, and Of the dimensions OF 30 By l0'
iest-ihe latter on Whitehall 1t is to be built IN
the strongest and most substantial manner posi-
bic, and will be great addition to that portion
Of the business district Of our city.
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Advantage. Of ,fermouism.

A letter from Al engraHt 70 Salt Lake, pubiish-
ed IN the guardian states one Of the privileges
enjoyed BY members Of the Mormon Church as
o..OWs
MANY Las been tire grave Of the gold seeker
We have seen. wbCss bOdies have been dsintenec
by tie wolves, and the bones psnts 'oons. hose
an other In-D-s ing srre1ed srolnd, Vith the
mead board iyiny near informing the traveller who
nai been buried, where ION. the day they died,
age disease, r.. Bal re hare MT sen u iolaary
taR1Hee rheTc ono ot the SalAgs f01sbs hare bseA
atffybed - tae scoires. Among tbs graves o.
those whose bones lie around their graves. blesch-
Ig IN the sun, their flesh been Consumed BY The
rayeD0Gs vol, We recognize the the names Of ses
eral noted mooOcrsis from the q states Ais~Daf.
AID Illinois, who took l.. active and proninen. ~
IN perSecutng, mobb.sg and driving me S4,u ~
from those states. Among others, We ho''eu =.
The South Pass Of the Rocky Mountains zoe graz E
q ore ( DoId, Of Galaiin, AO. died OF ne l'1h q
Jaiy last. Of typb1s fever. u = 0e4Isyea lie ~a'
lie same Odd. hat took AZ sctlye p7Tt and q
Prominent nobocrat il the murder 81 the SAINTS a.
EsUns Ms. No. Il 81, Il il a ughteoas retrlbu-
t;on OR God VII surely inaict punishment upon
tie heads u our Oppressors, N hs own due time
and way.
we would earnestly recommend 70 al emigra,.
;ng oouoanies hereafter, cuming 10 the Valley. no'
% attempt 20 Ieave the Missouri River after ube