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NEW BOGKs-NEW BOOKs

NEW B0GKS-NEW BUOkS.-Tue lie.
y stitutes OF Algebra. being the nrst part of a
course OF Mathematics, desigoed for the use of
Schools, Academies aud Colleges, by G Docharty,
LII, d
The S"hool for Fathers, an old English Story, by
Gwynne
Pioneer Women of the West, by Mrs Elicit
Voices of Nature to her Foster Child, the Soul of
Man a series OF inalogies between the natural and
the spiritual world, by the author OF A Reel in
Bottle" edited by Rev II s Chsever
Daniel Webster and his Contemporaries, by C w
March
Anslo-American Literature and Manners, from
the French CT Philar etc Chasles
The Personal Adventures of "Our Own Cores.
pondent' in Italy, showing how active camp aign
can find good quarters when other lie III the
fields; gooa dinners while many half starved ;
and good wine though the Kings stat reduced
to halt raiions, by NJ b huuan
No Bleak House. No 81 Pictorial Field Book
Anna Hammer Tale of Contemporary German
Lie, by Ii Guernsey
A. NORRIS, late D thinker & Morris
Sc ~ 81 Main street.
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taNO THE CRkDirOKs DF THOMAS
Il STEERS, OF THE COUNTY OF HANOVER.
You are requested to meet at Rose Cottage. the
residence OF said Steers in the county Of Han
over, on " ednesday the 22d inst, at 10 O'clock
m.
A deed having been made for your benefit, 1t Is
necessary that il should be attended 10.
Hanover, Sept 20ih 1852. Sc 21-2Ts
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ANDsOM BUILDING LOTS 1

COk SALE.-Wiil be sold On September the
30ih the Estate Of John B. Green, decd, OF Han
over, IA miles from Richmond, at his late home
This sale will comprise about $50 acres Land,
lying from half mile TO IN from the Virginia Cen
trail Rail- Dad, which is divided into tracts; on
one OF which there are from to 10 O0O cords OF
pine wood !; on another from 10 1000 cords. Some
of this Land 10 highly improved Will be sold also,
all the Stock, Crop, &c. &C.
TERms-6, IL, le and "A months credit with in.
terest Tor the Real Estate and months for all
su,ns over $40 tor the pt rsonal property.
FL. L. GREEN Exrs Of John B.
WM. o. WINSTON, Green, decd.
Sc i+2w~
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DEDICATION.


nAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. MAIN
- STREET BETWEEN SRD AND 4TH.-
Having discontinued the boarding department Of
tns :. home School," about twenty Eve day pupils
VIII be received. The School viii continue under
the same highly qualified ladies who have heretofore
conducted 1t Enelish branches from $40 to $40
french, &c, 90 each Painting Drawing &c, ct
frofec,ors prices Instruction on the Harp, Piano
or Guitar In ,he family to six eight of the pupils
u desired. Immediate application requested. The
School viii commence Let Nondsy in October.
,. B. MINOR. Attorney at Law.
Law Building Sept al, lisa se22-ts
NEW CLASSICAL SCHOOL, BY THE
~ REV. WILLIAM LOVE The subscriber
wouc respectfully inform shs inhabitants of Rich.
Inona ADd iis vicinity thai he viii open Classical
school in the house lately occupied by David Ander
son, Jr Esq. on 7h street. Leigh street. on the
lst Monday in October. FROM many years uccess-
ful experience, he hopes for a share Of public pat
T0nage.
LOsationIti s of tho very best in tie city for
YOUTH being very retired and Al the 1aue time con.
venient The rooms aIe Large and tiry.
Sssston-From Is, October until 1st August
1ums-For all the English branches $40 per ses-
sion for Classics and Mathematics, $50. Payments
Tor i've months invariably Ia advance
WILLIAM LOVE.
RRYRRnNsRs-JohaC c. Hobson John Maben, W.
=. Taylor, II. w Qusrlss. Esq1. se22-2w+
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CCHOOL BOOKS, SCHOOL BOOKS.
~ school Books Ut ihe latest ano most approves
editions constantly on hand. Parents and Teachers
supplied 1t tee lowest prices. A. MORRIS,
se2l Late Dsinker Il doris.
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E~E.: Come. let us Reason Together,

CEl'' Come, let us Reason TOgether.o
LEI TIE WHOLE AFFLICTED WORLD
KEAD-7he Testimony ofa Lady after Thirty eight
Years suffering. --koa1HAmPToS COUNTY, April
-, 1e52.-MessIs. Tyler * Adair: have been at
fcted with Rheumstisnl, at times, from my twelfth
year. | will be f:ty years of age the 18th Of this
month Theattacks were at times so severe as to
render me helpless. lave tried various remedies
to very little effect Last October was attacked in
my sneu ders, sides, back and hips could net rest
day or light could no; move any part Of my body
without crying with pain. Al this time also tried
many remedies Internal and external, without re
ceiv!ng any relief | was al last advised 10 try
HAMPTOE'S VEGETABLE TiNCT URE. Before
bad taken one bottle ii which felt much BETTER
and as continued taking it, felt strength coming
into my back and limbs, anc my stomach strength
ened and revived every way. ihave taken five bot
lies, aud tin much better thsn | ever expected to
be. Intend u use il wheneyer need II, and would
recommend 1t to the afflicted, believing 1t Unequal
led.
Yours ELIZABETH RAGWEIJ.
Fee adyertisementip another psrt Of 70 days %
per. Cal ca o. A. sTREcKER and get psmphie,s
E's~' SELF
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NEW MUSIC FOR THE PLANO AND
lN GUITAR u. w. RANDOLPH l2f Main
street has just received large supply OF New and
Fashionable Music for the Piano Forte, among
which are the following Songs:
Old Folks at Home, by E Christy-price
IS cts
Home Again, a. sung by the Harmonious, by w
Ordwsy-25 cts
Katy Darling, as sung by Adams Nightingale
Troupe-25c
aouse; No Ada Clare, Blooming as the Sum.
mer-each 25c
Would were with Thee, by Pickuey-25c
Your Hearth is Music Box, Dearest; by Magru.
dsE-25e
Q Boys Garry me Along, by Foster author of
Nelly Ely. Nelly was a Lady, and Camp Town
The Parting Wish, by Peticoas--25c
Had once Merry Heart Music by Holland
-25c
o Sing Again that Simple Strain, Poetry by Ma.
tda, Music by Louis Mahr-a5c
Thou Lovely Maid by Kucken
The Bridal, or Wedding Poke, by C D Albert
Csc
Shells of Ocean, or, l wandered on the Sea beat
Shore; with Beautiful Colored Vignett Title, by j
w Cherry-25c
Why Do Summer Roses Fade, with handsome
Vlgnett Title, Music by G Baker-50c
Light Hearted Polka, dedicated to Miss Bette
Abbott Music by A Priot-25c
Shockoe Hill Vase ct Polka. composee par Vim.
cenzo Amic, dedicated to Philip Doug herty, of
Richmond, Va-esch CSC
AlSs, many OF the latest Marches, Waltzes
Poikas Rondeaus &C. DC. New Music received
every few days from the publishers
~ Music sent to any part of the United States
by mail, TO those who will remit the price (uost
pao3 free Ct postage
% liberal discount made to Teachers and
Professor. of Mu.ic, if addressed to
w RANnOI
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Eks. AkNkIQUR's
ENGLISH AND FRENCH ACADEMY FOR
YOUNG LADIES,
Richmond.
NJ ks. H., formerly Of this city, and lately oil
i'A Lynchburg. wishes 70 inform her friends and
the public, that she will rs open her Academy for
Young Ladies, n this city On the LIST of October,
Ia the fine school room lately occupied by Mr. Finch
over the Sycamore Church, on 1lth street,
between Broad and Marshall Styssts.
Competent assistance will be employed in any
branch where mex ded.
TKRNs-Sz0, $40, and $40 for the English
branches; Ancient and Madarn Lang uasss, sacn
$50.
Each OF the above named tuii IN fees subject to
deduction OF per cent. for those aaho engage
their pupils for the rhols scholastic year of 10 oatks
and pay 60 session Of foe aaonths In adrance
For Information concerning personal qualisca-
uons and fidelity a. teacher, Mrs. q. refers to her
numerous patrons and pupils, both in Lynchburg
and Richmond. now residing IN this city
Mrs. II will be found every morning at the
SSShUoL hOOA, and in ths evening at Mrs. Pen.
dleton'. boarding house, Main street, between ssh
a1a iutn streets. sc a2-l3t*
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Nj ANrkD-A WohAS without incumbraace,
" who Is plain Cook, Washer and Iron.
err, for the bslancs Of tee year.
&c 2l-4t H. WATT
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JOHN T. FORD Agent.

~ FIVE DOLLARS kEWARD,-
0H stolen or strayed from the subscriber 10
kcnmond, on Friday night, Two Mules, one bay
and the other mouse color. The above reward will
be given to any person to deliver them to me in
New Kent county, or to A. RICHARDS, in Rich
mond.
Sc 2l-3t ROBT. CRUMP
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4 ,HkWiNG TOBACUU.-I5U Jokes Cne

4 VIEWING TOBACCU.-I5U Loxse Chew
~ ing tobacco, sultaO.e for the country trade, at
manufacturers prices, In assorted packages
Also, the celebrated Wine sap B.aud" Uhe best
article OF fine Chewing Tobacco for sale) 1t never
fails t. suit all who try it
BENNETT g. BEERS, Druggists, are always
supplied with the above Tobacco, which thew ,e!l
very low in sny quantity to suit. Sc 81
NOLOGNE>, SOAPS, PERI NJ e 3 ,
Y Fancy Goods Pore Munsies, Hair Brushes,
Toilet Articles, Paper Weights Flower Vases, Ala
baster Goods, Wash Balls Purses, Tooth Brushes,
and great variety of handsome and useful Goods
very low at Wholesale or retail, by
Bennett d. BEERS, DrusgistA
Sc % l25 Main ST. eet, Rich mond.
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Iva will reopen on MONDAY, OCTOBER 4th 1852
ferms and location at future date. 2l-5ts
NOCNG LADIES' INSTITUTE,-Mr-
Il RICHARDS heretofore Rev NJ. l.. Bck
lord's School, Fouskee, near Grace street Chur CO.
session eomaseIces Wednesday. Sept. 18th,
InaMs-S20. $50, and Sac per Collegiate Year,
stationery 81 Fuel 81. Payments in advance
half at entrance. hsE at the middle of the Collect
ate year, 5h of February
teachers
sc Sl-ts B. RICHARDS M pr;no;ror
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W AlTlNG DkSAS.-l have Ju.t opened \
W few rillng Desks. OF superior q.a,iIy, lar ge
sne ANAL sizes in rosewood aiss, Ne Plus Ultra
Travelling Desks, Tor sale cheap by
A. NORRIS,
Sc % Late Drnker 4 Morris.
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- SITUATIONS WANTED, by three young
~ Scotchmen, trained to business. book keeping
or clerking. One has had considerable experience
in ming, and is well qualified to act overseer
on plantation. Please address Trio care of VIM.
Falconer, III Main street, Ricnmo nd, Va.
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HR To RAiLkUAD CONrkACrDh RS.
u Planters, and all persons who nave nesroe.
10 iurnlAh w,Ih HATS II have now ID store and
Tor sa e, at unpreeedeutediy low prices, five hun
dred dozen (J0U dozen) black. brown and drab w.ol
Hats, VI every grade and quality, to " hich re-.
speclfaiiy invite the attsntion ut purchasers.
yhO. THOMPSON,
So - s7 Main erect. niehnoBd. Va
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S1E 100 REA MS LETTEk AND CAP
ICOO PaPERS.-Hsving the agency OF
large Paper establishment, Im prepared to offer
to dealers Letter and Cap Papers at unusually low
price, Rlso, English, French and German Pspers
constantly Oh hand. A. NORRIS,
Sc % Late D-inker L. Morris
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SITUATION WANTED.-A young man
~ wishes TO get situation Clerk. who 10 well
acquainted with the French and English languages.
Can come we'll recommended for his business ha
bits, &c. For further information, apply at this Of
ice, or to ? A. H. DESCAYKAC az 2l-3t*
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AA ANTED IAfMEDiATELY.- good
w Dob workmsI) Tin and sheet Iron
Worker. To such come well RECON-
meEded, constant emplo yment and liberal wages
viii be given. Apply to JOHN N. GORDON e.
SON, RichHond, or WAITE g. SENER, Frede-
ricksburg, Va se21-3t
ftNO sPORTSMEN.-We have just received
l. lot OF Hunting Coats, TO which we would
invite attention Of Spoitsmen They made
otter the English style of material best adapted TO
use, containing ample pockets for game and shoot
ing apparatus. Now is the hunting season Come
in and supply yourselves WITH this almost indiL
pensable convenience.
HENRY SHAFER e. CO.,
se2i Corner Main and l4th streets.
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Eyl POCK ET BOOK LUsT.-Losl
y g. On Saturday last Cary street, be
sssSa wesn Rockets and l3tn street,
fORTE NOMINATE, containing checi
for $40, drawn on house in ireland. BESIDES sbou
sig in noses 81 god piece, and 81 cents n silver
Five dollars reward will be paid tor its delivery
this office
se 49, EDWARD REDDAN.
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A,ALL TRIAL E-IS5x.-Ism NV Ia re-
L ceipt OF my Fsl supply OF Books, station.
cry, Paper, dc, embracing my usual Large and
general sss3rlmeLI
Country Merchants supplied ut the lowest prices.
A. AuhkiS.
se2t Late Drinker Morris.
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Subscriptions received to any of the above sDeuu
at publishers prices, and furnished subscIit-ss
free of postage, by careful and attentive csrrtz6
Remember the place, 1904 Broad stroes,
sell Opposite Broad Street Hosez.
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00On BARRELS HYDRAULIC CE-
IOOO MENT. 1000 kegs Sporting aud Blast.
ID & Powder, l000 sacks Ground Alum Salt. $500
sacks fine do, 100 bbls TsnDers Oil, 20o cases Gree
and Black Teas, 1000 pac ksges Crushed, Powder
ed, Loft and Coffee Sugars, 600 boxes Window
Glass, l0u0 bags Java. Laeuyra, Rio and MaIicaibo
Coffee, 100 boxes Starcn f,r sale by
seq DAVENPORT, ALLEN co.
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FOR DISTRICT COLUMBIA, the
49, coed schr PEARL, Jones, master, having the
greater portion CT her cargo engag d and going on
board, will have immediate dispatch. For freigh,
of remainder, apply TO
sc 2i-4L w ID. COI,OTfTTT
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~ GUNS! GUNS!.
La 8. B. COOKE, Importer and
Manufacturer of Guns, Pts.
e tolls and Rifles, No. l6, East
Main street, Richmond, Va, has just received q
splendid assortment Of every thing in his line He
has on hand Gum If every price, from to s75
and Pistols from IS cets to S25 all of the best ma
nufacture, together with general assortment of
sporting materials. Sportsmen and others are In.
viied to call.
Repairs Of every description executed in the most
faithful manner. Guns stocked and altered to per-
cussion in the neatest and best style. se2l-Iw
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nREssING CAsEe.--i nave just opened
II beautiful assortment Ut ladies' end geuIenens
Dressing Cases, in leather snd rosewood, for sale
shespby 4. NORRIS.
se - Late DYinker 4 Norris.
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~ snectf,,Iiu 70 ;,ir.,n. oes ease niosl re-
Richmond and its vicinity, that they have com
menced business on l4th or Pearl street, near
Mayos Bridge, for the purpose of carrying on Plain
and Ornamental House, Sign, Coach and Furni-
per Hanging and GrniniDg. They pledge
themselves to execute all work in the neatest,
cheapest and most substantial manner
J. MCLEOD CO.
d. B-Ail orders punctually attended to-
2l-2m&
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IlOMPOUND TONIC pILLs-FOR AGuE
u AND FEVER,-These Pills are rapidly s.per
ceding all others aud universally scknowl-
edged by all who have used them to be the best
Pile for the speedy and tain cure of Agae and
Fever, in use. They require but two day to ef
feet radical cure-and seldom fail 70 give saIisiac
ton to all who ny them. For sale only by
se2l E. J. PIc0T, Druggist.
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LII fEhoONs INDEbrkD TO VIM.
"A ii. SMELL a. co. or BARNES a. sNELL,
are requested TO make immediate payment TO me.
JAMES A. SHELL,
se2l-ts Administrator OF Wm Il. smell
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DEAR PRESIDENT RICHARDS have been re-
auested by brother in the district where am ira
Yelling, to give you statement Of facts concerning
his children, which have been afflicted with that
foul disease, small p0x, of the worst kind. The
name Of the brother is Thomas Banks, his resi-
dence Common Side, KiRgswinford, Staifordshire.
The circumstances Of the case simply as follows
On the 2fth Of March last his youngest daughter
Gckened; in three days the small pox broke out
upon her body; but on the Both she was completely
covered, from the crown of her head TO her feet.
coming upon them. This being on Sunday, the
father who is priest in the Church Of Jesus Christ
Of Latter Day Sainsts lin the week engaged in the
coal mines), went to two small branches, in order
to find an elder to administer to his children, walk
ing some sixteen miles, but could not find IN elder
at liberty to accompany him, but the brethren at
the two branches viz .:-Wordsley and Bakeley,
engaged to pray for him and family at 10 o'clock
PM, the time he (thc father) was to administer
to them. He returned home, Amounted his chill
dren with pure olive OIL according to the Scriptures
the name Of the Lord Jesus, and they were healed
from that very hour. The child, whose body was a
mass of at 10 o'clock ut night on the following
morning had not discoverablc had slept soundly
during the night, f.s and all other symptoms Of the
disease had resigned their claim upon the children,
and left the house, to the great joy of all dwelling
therein; the father and mother desiring to ascribe
all glory and praise unto God-thus testifying Of
the power Of his spirit displayed upon the bodies Of
sertion in the columns Of the MHennial Star, is at
your service. Witnessed by
THOMAS and ELIZABETH BANKS.
Also by two persons not in the church, lodging in
their house, VIII HENRY AND JANE HEATH.
Yours truly, JAMES HART.
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Up, Deseretians New Years come
The old ones pass'd and gone
And Uncle sam Is very sick
Go call the doctor. John.
There hangs his Continental hat,
Cocbadcd, DER his btd
HE eyes are dim. his pulse is low,
The old mans nearly dead.
In days when Britain troubled men,
lie sad1ltd up Old hite.M
And gathered ont valient hand.
And said;-"I guess well fight.
No stamp aet-tea act. can be Just,
"To gather each for kings
$50 boys, well be-United states
''And try what yaior brings
The hi'is and mountains. far and near,
All stood around in glee.
Ar Uncle Sam rush d forth TO war.
To make his children free.
Old John Burgoyne, with all his host.
out-cop d. surrender d-tben:
And Lord CORVALLIS shell q his corn.
And left the eob,-amen.
All right: iefore favoi'd few.
The foe nn.n had to lice.
And Uncle sam triumphant stotd,
With honor bright and free.
The asylum Of liberty
Was grao d with Washington.
And Uncle Sam, with al bis IONS,
Then shouted we are ops,n
The sun ne er lii better land,
Union; burst to view.
And God Almighty blest the realm
As long az men were true
But when " Old Hickory" left tho chair
To little Mstty Van
chill came over Uncle sam
a fever then began
A State could mob the truth was shund.
And winkiDg understood,
And that good name Of Uncle sam
Was stain u with human blood
The lingering nations Of the world,
Eyd Uncle Sam, the brave,
And said. lie saved others oh
Himself he cannot save
50 God let out the innocent
Laid judgment on the shelf
And LET old Uncle Sam once Try -
"Phylclan fcal tbysolfn
Ard now the rid rams ack u life,
For all llis Law n dead
Ind els, ~ sp.slu like BsiaAm's Ass;
soI III he s,csyt tad.
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ory,cyn, IN rur PRIESTHOOD OF rus CHUNG,


PREsiDEScy.
brigham Young President. willard Richards, I'd Coun-
Heller &, Kimball, LIST COM seloH.
selior, John Smith, Patriarch
QUORUM OF THE TWELVE APOSTLES.
Orscn Hyde. President. Amara Lyman,
Farley =. Pratt, Ezra T. Benson,
Orson Pratt, Charles c. Rich,
Wiford Woodruff, Lorenzo Snow,
John Taylor krastus Snow.
George A. Smith, Franklin ID. Richards.
willard Richards, Historian Of the Church General
Church Recorder.
Dariel Spencer President of the stake q Zion.
David Fulmer, willard Snow, Counsellcrx
Henry G. Sherwood. Prest Ira Eldrdge,
Elcarer Miller, John Vance,
John KEN pton, I'd Wooley,
Heman Hyde, John Parry,
william H. Major, Winsow FAIR,
Levi Jackman, William Snow.
r. Caboon lst Counsellor c. B. Wallace "a Counsellor
Of fPf,h Priests Quorum.
John Young, President.
yost nh Young President Of the Seventies.
Levi W. Hancock, Henry HERMAN, Zera Pull ipher A
Redwood b. L. Clapp, Jedediah NJ Grant,
Edward Hunter, Presiding Bishop Of the Church.
John Ncheker, President Of Elders Quorum.
j. ii. smith, A. Sceva Councillors.
Joseph Harker, President of Priests Quorum.
Simeon How'd 1t Colnselor Lewis White, ID Counsellor.
McGee Harris, President Of Teachers Quorum.
John Vance. lst Counsellor; Reuben Perkins I'd Couns
Return X. Hill. President Of Deacon Quorum.
THOMAS BULLOCK, Clerk of Conference.
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time accompanying their instruments with their
voices this, with the sweet voice Of Mrs. Kay, and
the deep bass of Mr.. Kay, produced species Of
ance was much applauded. Bro. Kay sang the
Seer in bis usual pathos and sweetness, which drew
ION President Richards, q few touching remarks.
Elder Geo. A. Smith also addressed the meeting for
and continued until IL o'clock p. NJ. vote Of
thanks was moved for the managers, which was
responded to by 500 voices. After benediction
frcm Father Cahoon, tho assembly retired much
gratifed with their Christmas Festival which was
the best they had ever witnessed; and feeling pur-
suaded that it was only earnest Of that which is
to come. G. d. WATT, Reporter.
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Jehovah eopes with wicked men,

Jehovah cores with wicked men,
And in their evil hour,
He 'hrusts them down 20 he'll in wrath.
And then they learn his pow'r
When wicked nations fall, there's joy,
And God doth sit and laugh
And angels have their sacred sport,
TO blow them of as chat
The wit Of men the gold Of worlds,
Cunt save q sin-scorched soul;
The sweeper comes and then, aha
Tie Devil takes the whole.
So Uncle goes 10 Potter = field;
To hide his freaks AID flaws,
That one lone slab may tell the spot.
Where Uncle Sam once was.
q. s. /. City. Oct. 20 1852. TIE AUTHOR X. }.
The following appears under the head Of
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The Crops.

A IHuhPIka HAUL OF HKrRrSos. -One hun
the lump Esbery ON the Potomac
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There is police consisting Of forty men.
Table of Pc st Offices In Utah

Table of Post Offices In Utah.
Post Office. County. Postmaster
Salt Lake City, Great Salt Lake, Willard Richards
Millers Creek, Davis, John $. Fumer.
Brownsville. Weber, Isaac Clark.
Utah Lake Utah. Isaac Higbee
Nanti. San Pete. Isaac Morley
Centre Creek Iron. Geo. A. Smith
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF THE MAILS.
From Salt Lake City via Fort Laramie and Fort
kearney, to Independence, Mo-. leaves the first Of
every month Arrives the last of every month.
From Salt Lake City, via Miller's Creek, to
Brownsville. Leaves every Monday and Thursday,
at five A. M. Arrives at Brownsville same days by
eight p. NJ.
Returning, leaves Brownsville every Tuesday and
Friday, at seven A. NJ Arrives at Salt Lake
City same days by eight p NJ.
From Salt Lake City, via Utah Lake, TO Manti.
Leaves every Monday, at six A. NJ, and arrives Mt
Manti every Wednesday by six p. M.
Returning, leaves Mant every Thursday, at six
NJ and arrives at Salt Lake City every Saturday,
by six p. M.
From Salt Lake City TO Sacramento City, Califor.
fornia Leaves Salt Lake City the first day Of every
month.
Returning leaves Sacramento City the first day of
every month, via Fort Hall
From Salt Lake City via Fort Hall, to the Dallas
of the Columbia, Oregon. Leaves Salt Lake City
the first day of October, December, February,
April, June, and August.
Returning, leaves the Dallas the first day of No
vember January, March, May July, and September