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Columbia gazette. [volume] (Columbia, Tuolumne County, Calif.) 1852-1855, 1854-09-16

s@- A woman presented petition
for divorce in one of the courts of In
dianna, recently, and grumbled because
she. did not receive it at once. The
attorney told her it could not be grant
ed before September. "Ohn' she ex-
claimed, "that won't do; I've promised
to marry another Teller in July" But
the attorney couldn't help her.
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Hindostan is one of the places. Til

Hindostan is one Of the places. The
girls get to "maturity" at twelve, Smooth
erhood y at thirteen, and are sold " at
seventeen. The men folks get into coat
tails at seven and nine, and all sorts of
scrapes, particularly the prison, at TWEEN
ty-two. Mr.. Huggug is permitted sever
al wives, who do pretty much ali the
"hard work." hoe the potatoes, bring
up the children, and do all the =" reli
cious services. y For life at an early
hour, with plenty Of sauce, Hildos:au
will do.
Columbia gazette. [volume] (Columbia, Tuolumne County, Calif.) 1852-1855, 1854-09-16

TTELEGkAPH IMpRovEMENT.-A
young man of Cayenne has just invented
a mode of electric telegraph by which the
dispatch is printed, in ordinary letters
or conventional signs, by the telegraph
itself, at the point of departure, at the
end, and at several intermediate stations,
simultaneously.
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A C. E N II s

4 C. E n rs,
David W. Buck. San Francisco
Columbia, ........J Harrison,
I" ......... "A A Hunncwell.
Springfield. ....... Calvin Honey.
Shaw's Flat. u. Street & Co.
Sonora, .Yanney 4 Roberts
4" Woods s. Purdy.
Advertisements, Subscriptions, OF
communications left for the Columbi;
Gazette with our agents above, will be
promptly forwarded.
john DucHow, Esq, Of Salem, Mass
is authorized to receive and receipt fel
subscriptions to the Columbia Gazette
for the Eastern States.
Columbia gazette. [volume] (Columbia, Tuolumne County, Calif.) 1852-1855, 1854-09-16

thoughts. 1t is played like piano
And, speaking Of pianos, it is estimated
that nine thousand are made every year
in the United States, giving constant
employment to one thousand niue hun
bred hands, and costing over two mil
lions of dollars.
Columbia gazette. [volume] (Columbia, Tuolumne County, Calif.) 1852-1855, 1854-09-16

SHORT PASSAGE FROM ENGLAND
The Canadian steamer Ottawa, arrived
at Quebec on the sth of July from Liy-
erpool, having made the passage from
port to port in II days and 10 hours.
She crossed the Atlantic in six days and
twenty hours, but was subsequently de-
tanned SO hours in dense fog off Belle
Isle.
Columbia gazette. [volume] (Columbia, Tuolumne County, Calif.) 1852-1855, 1854-09-16

NEVADA County FINANCEs.-One
year ago, says the Nevada Democrat,
county orders were worth 80 cents on
the dollar, and paid in about ten months
after being issued. Orders now readily
sell for 90 cents on the dollar, and are
paid in about six months after issue.
The debt Of the county during this time
has been reduced to about one third ,and
is steadily decreasing.
Columbia gazette. [volume] (Columbia, Tuolumne County, Calif.) 1852-1855, 1854-09-16

SUPERIOR HORSES "A large portion
Of the horses brought across the Plains
this season, are Of very superior quality
and blood. Among the most valuable
brought to this place, are pair of trot-
ters said to be capable of making mile
inside Of three minutes like knife. y
They are held at $780, figure suf
6ciently low if they are as fast as claim
ed. Shasta Courier.
Columbia gazette. [volume] (Columbia, Tuolumne County, Calif.) 1852-1855, 1854-09-16
A PRETTY FOOT.

There's magic in a lady's foot,
And we'll the ladies know it
And she who has pretty one g.
Is pretty sure to show it;
At times, YOU, too, are martyred by
The incest little ankle,
That shoots an arrow through the eyes,
Within your heart to rankle.
OF course you turn your gaze aside,
And all your bushes stitie,
For well you know she's not aware
Her skirts are raised a trife.
But should you think she might per
chance
Have on loosened CATER,
Your fingers itch to play the part
OF honest lady's waiter.
Though tantalizcd till he is crazed-
Stark mad with wild romancing,
That witching foot along his brain
A thousand waltzss dancing,
The while it merely lightly pats
As thougntless she may move it
No modest man could dare to dream
There is a leg above it.
But when it trips across the street,
Through winds, and mud, and vapor
BY sheercst accident you see,
How beautiful the taper
And as it steps upon the walk,
Amid the crowd to mingle,
Two roguish eyes look up and say,
II wonder if she s single"
But I would have no lady think
fancy her schemer,
And beg her to remember that
The poet is dreamer
He sees what others do not see,
And seeks for hidden beauty
No pretty face can lure him from
The path Of moral duty.
Columbia gazette. [volume] (Columbia, Tuolumne County, Calif.) 1852-1855, 1854-09-16

MoRMoNs.-Mormcnism is said to be
making very great progress in Denmark;
there are now Mormons in the smallest
hamlets. In the Isle of Amack, which
is situated quite close to Copenhagen,
almost all the wsmen have adopted the
worship Of the Mormons. Five hun
dred Jutlanders, recently converted to
Mormonism, are about to emigrate to
the Mormon colony in the United States.
The great ecclesiastical commissions at
Copenhagen received orders from the
Government to make inquiries into the
matter.
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STEAM SAW MILL 1!
LUMBER LUMBER y

The Subscriber, having leased the
STEAM SAW MILL, situated about miles
east of Columbia, belonging to the Tu-
olumnc County Water Co., are now
preparing to supply LUMBER The SUI
periority Of the Lumber in the vicinity
Of this Mill, with thorough knowledge
of the business, will enable the subscrib-
er to furnish very superior article to
all who may favor him with their pat
ronage.
ma Inquire of the subscriber, at
Clark's Hotel, or at the Yard in the
N. E. part Of Columbia.
ROBERT SHAW.
Columbia. july 3, lS54-S2-tf
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KEEP COOL!

ICE! ICE!! ICE!!! ICE.!!!
All those in want Of ICE, during the
coming season, can be supplied, in any
quantity, by applying at the
GENERlL Ice DEPOT,
Major Farnsworth's Saloon, on Main
Street, Columbia.
Columbia. Apr. 10, '54-75-tf.
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JUSTICES SUMMONS.

JUSTICES SUN Nuns.
State Of California, county of Taot-
amne. The People Of the State Of
California,
To the Sheriff or Constable in the a.
foresaid county-greeting:
We command you, that you summon
Thomas Deliver, VIM. Dow and S z
Grey, SO that they be and appear before
Joseph Carly, Esq, one ofthe Justice.
of the Peace, for the County aforesaid,
At his Office in Columbia, Township No.
1, ON the Oath day of September, A D
1851, at 9 o'clock, A NJ, to answer
the complaint of VIM. Akin, wherein
5000 is demanded on note.
Herein fail net: And in default oil
said appearance and answer, judgment
will be given against said Thomas Doll.
yer, VIM Dow and s P Grey, for 5000
and cost of suit
Witness my hand at Columbia, thil
4th day of September, A D 1854.
JOSEPH CARLY,
o6-3w Justice of the Peace.
Columbia gazette. [volume] (Columbia, Tuolumne County, Calif.) 1852-1855, 1854-09-16

AMERtcAN MANNERs.-pr. Horatlo
Potter, Of St. Peters Church, Albany,
said well, a. the recent Anniversary Of
the State Normal School: -
We don't want the manners of vii
lagc dancing school. But genuine good
breeding, gentle manners, ease, modesty
and proprieti of bearing, We do exceed
ingly value When shall We cease to
be described as splitting nation as
lounging people, When shall we cease
to be known by our slovenly speech, by
our practice of sitting with our feet
higher than our heads; During an sx-
cursion of several months in Europe last
year, l met hundreds of English athonc,
and on she continent, in every sort q
situation. / never saw one spit
cannot remember that | ever saw any
one, however fatigucd, lounging Or sit
ting in any unb-coming manner So
long as the State shall feel itself obliga-
ted to provide "spittoons" for its legis-
lative halls-so long as the Directors Of
our Railroads shall find occasion to
attach to the inside of their carriages
printed requests to the passengers to
use the spittoons" and not the floor and
not to put their feet upon the scats-so
long as we shall continue to fill our con-
versation and our political harangucs
with the slang of the 6shmarkct, let US
not be surprised, nor angry, if foreigners
sometimes make themselves witty at our
expense. And in the meantime, let all
those, who are entrusted with the care
of the young, use their utmost efforts to
correct these national barbarisms, and
to form the manners Of the rising gen.
Grafton after model more elevated and
more refined.
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-.
I sec her yet,-that soft blue eye,
That placid brow
Her tones Of sweet, low melody
Come to me now;
And tears have made my pale cheek wet,
For in my dreams see her yet.
see her yet,-this calm, sweet night,
This balmy even,
Her spirit comes from worlds of light,
To my heart riven:
And whispers to my aching breast
OF heaven, sweet hcaven,-the mourn
er's rest.
Swee, mother, can | cease to weep:
All, no ! ah, no
For i'll that gloomy forest deep
They laid thee low;
While living flowers now brightly bloom
And wave their petals Ger the tomb.
All, mother, am sad tonight /;
Far would I 90
To meet thee in that world of light,
Where hearts no more
Earth's sorrows prove, where naught
can dwell
But peace and love, where no farewell
Is heard or given
Where tears from eyes and heavins
signs,
Nor fall nor rise-above the skies,
In heaven, in heaven.
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JOB w OR h

JOB WORK
OF every description neatly and prompt
Iy executed at the Columbia Gazette
Office.
BLANKS Of all kinds printed TO order
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THE COLUMBIA GAZETTE
Is Published every Saturday morning
BIC DUCHOW L R. ]. STEELE
Office on Washington Street.
r E X " s.:
ADVERTISEMENTS:

ADV EASEMENTS:
10 LINES OR LESS CONSTITUTE A SQUARE
First insertion, ....... .......$3 90
Each subsequent insertion, 49,. 90
To those who advertise regularly by the
month, reduction Of % per cent will
be made.
Columbia gazette. [volume] (Columbia, Tuolumne County, Calif.) 1852-1855, 1854-09-16

A WHALE CAPTURED OFF NANrUCK-
Er.- The New Bedford Standard of
the 9TH inst, gives the following account
Of a recent whale capture off Nantucket
Bar:
"The schooner VIM. p. DoNirer,
capt Mcclure which returned few DAYS
ago from very successful whaling cruise
Of two months, sailed again yesterday
on similar expedition among the shoals
around the island. The vessel had pro-
ceeded but about two miles from the
Bay, and was lying "oG and on,'' wait
ing for boat to come off having the
captain on board, when large fn-back
whale was discovered near by, lazily
moving along, apparently unmindful Of
the dangers that threatened. His SEEM
ing reverie was soon disturbed, howcv-
err, by the entrance ola bomb lance in
to his huge side from the vessels deck,
which Immediately turned the current
of his thoughts in another direction, and
! caused him to ''turn up in very few
minutes. He sank in seven fathoms Of
wafer, but by the aid of grampples was
raised again to the surface, and in the
evening was towed into the harbor by
the steamer Massachusetts,. This morn
ing the whale was hauled up to the
wharf to afford an opportunity to those
who wished to view the wonders of the
mighty deep. His length is about sixty
feet, but he will not, probably, yield
over twenty or thirty barrels of oil, the
blubber being very thin. Scientific
Columbia gazette. [volume] (Columbia, Tuolumne County, Calif.) 1852-1855, 1854-09-16

COUNSEL FOR THE YoUNG-Fight
hard against hasty temper. Anger
will come, but resist it stoutly. A spark
will set house On fire. A fit of pas
sion may give YOU cause to mourn all
the days of your liie.-Never revenge
an iijtrg.
He that revenges knows not rest;
The meek possess peaceful breast.
If You have an enemy, act kindly to
him, and make him your friend. You
may not win at once, but try him again.
Let one kindness be followed by another
TIL you have compasscd your ends. By
little and little, great things are COM
plsted
Water falling day by day,
Wears the hardest roek away.
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p DET q y.
From the Nashville Christian Adroeate.
NY MOTHER.

BY MISS $. II. DEMPsf.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-20

and time nter. added TIM. do to ~ Rss, A. ~. n.d.
lree; . tors r.tned Csrmsn =. 20 ~ s. turs common
terest. Gaeua inactive At IS 6l
LATBA or demand fof Eastern at steady prices sales
IL 8BER-A GOOD demand for Eas'ern Spruce ani Pine;
the A. walls f1 tied and baoysn s.le
s7FN Plekeis are waited, Z; @Sa 30 for spruce sni
IiyEorsuon Elocksud ia In good demand snd prices are
sMOLAssESThe mari q very firm with reduced stock
ard far demand; sse. 20 bbl. New oesn- 81 81 oo bhk
NAVAL sToRES-Holasr. Of Spirit. TGfPsada; e.iaes
lt Opposition t. resze the srys hsve been liberal and be
siocs reaches II 900 bbs sale, Of bills 81 SO casa
Crude !. spirited demand bot prices wi,asu grtss5 ~,
poyemsnt sole. to-day Of 100 bis 20 arrive At - - 2 @
Tor North Colnfy Common Resin IL in soye demand ~ the
sdvsnee and continue. and wanted for export beng
loo bbs Newberp 81 IS p $40 ~ and 900 Wilminsto9
+a be dsliysred meda% srsds: se IN s n, su y s,a
81 -as2 Is and 900 bb. White 80 Dbl T. steady
e ~ @ IS % our B. osmphene at Sic
S1 o. s IP:sd ,5 but qaiS o to
views Of holders sales in lots at 1c a. II runs ana 51c FOR
s. sps e, ST s ss q for ome .
quiet but firm at summer s. for Spring and 81 20
Westera AZ sSas4e cash and Red h very firm and
scarce at orc Olive que sales at 50 50 for quarts and
oil chRF-A fair shipping demsnd but the supply i.
Doderste thin country wanted At sS and 90 city oeons
PR0visfoEs The market again better for Mes PORK; the
InIcbs.e more freely Prime without change sales Of 800
hls a IL
All s7Id for Prime f5 50 for Clear StdS l2 for
Thin Mes &l for Rumps. contract for 5000 bbs
Mess settled s4 g. Beefs 10 fair demand and prices
are unchanged; the inquiry ms for the trades sales n 10
bbs slia 81 IS for Country Mess ga 1885 for City
Mes and 50d SIS 81 for repacked Chicago Beef Hams
arrive SIS for Cut Meats firm the
supply lights ,aes Of lso and hhds &c for shoulders
and 7lasic Bans Lard rather better under the
with fir demand for the East and the trade; sales Of 80
bbls and ties lc4dlic Butter dull the supply better;
sales Of Ohio at 4d 74c and State at 2od2 Cheese firm
at ga lclc.
RICE-Prces have further advanced e. and fair demand
for home and for export sales us casks at 81 for
fair TO good.
SUGARS are rather freely offered; the demand lin
tied and prices without quotsble change sales 40 hhd
Cuba M1scuvado at sc a5lc 575 hhds. NewOrlesns st
SIC d5tc.
sEEDs-Tbe demand moderate for Clover, but holders
fm-tbe high prices the South and West induce much
fmness sses bbs and % bags at 2c Timothy less
tuoysnt IL dull sales o. moved At 50 $50 t3 10y bus
and rsped IS 25d rs IS Rough FLAX Seed is more plenty
ard sales Of 100 bush at ~ 65 Calcutta Linseed
and du sales Boston Of $50 bags Odessa at TO-
cash.
TOBACCO-The demand moderate and prices remain IN.
changed; sales l2o hhds Kentucky and Marysye d9c 1872
Ohio ard Connecticut Seed, 604c 81 bales Havana
and q eases Florida on private terms
WHISKY-The market rather better the demand good
and the supply lights sales Of $50 bb at Ale for Jersey aud
Ohio and sc Prison Drudge scarce sales Of % hhd
hf4 ttne and interest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-20
Hudson River Market Boats.
ryeioht LIT Of Cattle and Farr, Produce generally

Freight Lat Of Cattle and Farm Produce generally
Rstoned pressly for The NegYOrk Daily Tribune
CAPTAIN w. ID. Jansen, Of the barge NewbuIgh, IRON
New hueh arrived bari foot Of Warren st. Sept IT, I9 os
the following articles viz; 20 Beeves Mix Cows, Veal
Calves Sheep Lambs &c Swine Beeves carcasses
do Veal % do Mutton 10 do. Lambs 4S7 do Pork 800
Fowls bbs Eggs 30 tubs Butter, averaging 30 ibs 81 mr.
kins Butter averaging 100 lbs 10 baskets Peaches DO
Pums bales Carpet Bags, 50 boxes Soap do Trimmed
STUFF. do. Hats ~
bmsh arrived foot Of Wsrens Sept 10 report, the io
articles 35 Beeves IS Veal Calves 80 sheep and
Lambs Bones 2s5 Pork csrcssse. 800 Fowls Turkey
bbs Fggs 200 tubs Butter, averaging S. Ms 5 hrkins do
averaging 2 lbs So bales Hay 100 bbs Rye fiosr boxes
Leather bundles Pepper Is bales Of Goods, l75 Wheeiba
rows bundles Morocco Wagon. -
Capt Walter Brett of the barge Independence, from Fish
kill Landing arrived wharf foot Of Warren 81, Sept TO-
reports the following articles viz Beeyes Veal Calves %
Sheen and Lambs swine Horses ll6 Pork carcases ~ IDS
dressed Poultry 1O Fowls Turkeys, bbs Eggs 81 tubs
Butter averssng 25 MS 81 bbs Rye Flour $50 bags Corn
Meal 2bbs Potatoes baskets Apples IA do Peaches do
Goods Flies Tobacco Carriages q TINS loose Ma
chenery loads Furniture y baskets Grapes ~ bb Apples
IS baes Sunac. ~ p.,.
Landing arrived wharf foot Of Wanen Sept TO- reports
The follow ing articles Veal Calves, Sheep and Lambs
rs Swine in Pork carcasses 50 s dressed Poultry, 40
Fowls Turkeys u Ducks bbs Eggs go tubs Butter aver
aging lbs 2H bales Hay 100 do. Straw 81 bbls Rye Flour
80 bsg Corn Meal 10 baskets Peaches, do Pears, do
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-20
Richardson Brothers 4 Co.'s Circular.

Per Atlantic LlNEkfooL' s1h no, itu, 80
we have of the finest weather for harvest op
atops and It's been sensby felt in this market caus
inr decline of5 q barrel American FLOUR, and eond
cradle reduction In the price of WHEAT on the prices OF tns
day week but il is difficult to what extent as very ~
tie business has been done in this article , ,.
INDIAN Corn has been In less demand than IN the carry par
Of last week but lots have been taken for shipment 70
Ireland at IS dS6 for yellow as in condition and mixed o.
fer,d at "a d34i6 in white very little has been done
The Por disease still reported OF As extending IN ire
land Our freshsupples are very sht ana the NUN
A"'' nav ~ LIVERPOOL 9th Mo 5th. 1885,
o,r.,ea with the REPORTS OF Lot don and other markets
ours OF this morning has presented firm tone for the oes'
WHy.Ts which on the sales made establish the sane cur
repcy for such as was obtained Friday and larger business
would have resulted holders been disposed 10 hsve made
e thereon but the quantity OF such on sale as
unusually small and sellers were very hrm INFERIOR snl
outofeondioned parcels were much neglected. ana VI
tain value. nail,
On Saturday and yesterday accepted for Philsdel
pha and Baltimore Flour but to-day the holders were hr
ss q 2s several parcels OF such were taseh oS
the hole transactions too pace insn
expected and the market closed hr Cahsdan OF y
quality obtained the above figures 90 r..
No change the position value OF lsDIN CosN IRON
Whist have ported above and alter TOOK pace N
old OATS and OATMEAL; Tswny and BLACK are worth
S6aSi7 no new White at market.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-20

WOMAN APPARENTLY WHITE SURRENDERED TO
SLAvERY.-Fourth District C0urt.-A rather singular
case came before this Court yesterday. Some days
since woman named Pelasgie was arrested az
fugitive slave who bad lived for more than twelve
wears in this city as a free woman. She was 80
nearly white that few could detect anytrac oil hsr
African descent She arrested at the instance OF
n man msmed Raby who claimed her a. belonging
10 en- estate of which he is heir law. She was con
viewed TO the First District guard house Tor safe kee
ing and while there she stated to Acting Recorder
Fieul that she free had never belonged to kaoy
and had been in the full and unquestoned enoymen,
of her freedo n in this city for the above mentioned
neriod She also stated that she had house well iUr-
nisbed which she was in the habit Of letting out IN
rooms About this time lawyer appeared before the
Recorder and stated that the woman was ooru IN
slavery. and now belonged to man IN MI 'ssslppL
He produced bill of sale which corobogated his AS.
ser,ion an which stated that in certain number OF
wears she was 10 be set free. 1his being a sore Oh
triangular fight, the woman Raby and the lawyer
forming the corners, the Recorder iound himself some
What al a loss what 10 do, pnd az kaby pressed his
claim the Recorder advised him to apply to one 81 tae
District Courts Accordingly eapplied to the Fourth
District Court and took a rule on Acting Recorder
Filleul to show cause why maudamus should not
he i,sued compelling him TO deliver up the woman
Air Fleul appeared before the Court aud stated the
circumstance mentioned. Judge Reynolds decided,
however that R8by was the owner OF the woman ana
ordered the rule to be made absolute, ana VIII oi
mapdamus to be issued upon Acting Recorder pLleui
for the surrender of the slave The issuing oil the
wr, however, was rendered unnecessary by the de-
caration of Mr.. Fieul that the order OF the Court
was sufficient, and that he would at once ORDER
the ,,oman' 5 release Time however has been gwen
TO her TO prove her freedom, and also to the lawer TO
proye the validity of the bill of sale.
Pi''' NV IN. 0. PieAyune. Sep G.
SHOCKING ACCIDENT IN NrwBURrFoRr.-A girl
named Mary Malone, az work IN the card room OF the
Bartlett mills, Newburyport, had almost tue en'ue
scalp taken from her head on Monday. Contrary to
the regulations of the room, she was cleaning the
aoor her head being under shaft, while the m A.
cbinery was in moton-a butt screw on the shan
caught in her hair and wound 1t around the shs'l
She is now doing we'll
c. Wsd1I Of Ohio; Gen. Talluadge and lady,
snd Judge Mclean Of Ohio; G. P. X. james, the nov;
Twist: The Hon. w. A. Walker of New York and
DIR. T. Schiel, Geologist of the Pacific Railroad
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-20
A DEFENSE OF THE MORMONS.

To as Editor Of The " L. Inbas>
Sir: 10 looking over a file of your valuable paper,
noticed extracts from new book published by the
Unrrers. entitled Utah and the Mormons, by Ben
;amiu c. Ferris, eI-Secretary Of tab Territory Not
having had opportunity as yet of seeing the book
and from a pc. sonal knowledge OF the author, and
the absence OF truth which marks the extracts, an
I'D 10 the conclusion tina: truth the whole TRUTH,
ard nothing bar the truth has not been his motto.
he sta,e- thst from the altitude, rar6ed atmosphere
and puri,y of the water of the Great Salt Lake al
lev II would be natural 10 suppose that 1t would DC
Wv healthy, but il is exactly the reverse. Inc
a mortality among the children, be says, u very
- great" and the women from some eause die Win
premature old age.
In order that your readers msy judge for them
.ves What credence is TO be placed in hi. statements
ns,mit me TO bear testimony concerning Ctah ard Lne
Moruops, and the knowledge have OF the auihor'
lam what the world calls Mormon, and have been
40 more than twenty-one years; and lest shoun oe
deemed partial in my statements, viii refer 70 .ae
soowiue named gentlemen for my character 10. uu'n
and yerscity, as they have been acquainted Sl.o n9
from nv youth up to the year lss9, q wnieu une ,
snh,sced The truth of the everlasting Gosfel AND
i,ed With the Church Of Jesus Chriet oil Lster usy
saints, commonly called Normors, and trust my
iov, az the truth hes not diminished l WIN tsks the
iihsrty Of referring to Gsa- WA H Adams OF Lyons
Wsyne Co, n T.; John Adsns merchant: OF 40 /:
Dr. Jsrsuish b. Pierce Of d., jane sassrsss, TO-.