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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-05-20

sfsf iis-A Dark and sFatnl Friday,
sThereiis mo noAlinching by Forney. His
PfeSs OF Saturday week is fullof dcnunci-
ations OF the English-Lecompton scoun-
'lrelisnl. From an article under the above
caption, we make some extracts:
".''fhis Wicked deed of prohisate politi-
ciahswill stir the moral sense Of the coun
trystooit its profoundcst depths 1t will a.
wakea widespread sin,lignation 1t will
call out emotions which have been stillel
because such deed MAS sbslicxcd impossi-
bic; and il Wilbur into utter -obscurity
aud shame those servants of the people who
have sought this opportunity to assist in
a betrayal, as waiiton as it was causcless
and pnnes'essafy.- To-sccl these men gib-
betcI and transiixcd before the eyes of the
world may be = melancholy satisfaction;
and to this extent the black business of the
blacklist Friday that ever this century has
seen, may lie full of compensation -
But we have,no rejoicing over conf
mon shame. We have no words of con
graduation at an event which inhicts dis
grace upon our common country. The
more we deliberate upon the record of the
last fourteen months, the more do we feel
that blow has been struck at the very heart
Of our institutions, from which we may
never recover. offetsla'
1--WE saw in this Kansas business, when
it assumed its new shape, last autumn, the
seeds of fatal decentralization. Previous
to that period Il bore the aspect of emf
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-05-20
GATH olu nj Ii /. /.

TPrsfssr ioa.n afri Business Carts. not erces.trag
fse bsrries hn<s in trsgfh. inserted in hs Column
for . per snr.ap, longer charged IA propor-
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-05-20
yORN II. aHOEMANEE,

% nEALER IN JEW :
,l@ a. z.ts, &c, &c, La Porte
A4dSkzA)ssrvet,zis,n s,n,ousI,, Ind
u n CLOCKS, WATCHES,
" jxz9& &c, r,4sdt,l in the best
---Ssf inner s''sssible and at the low
e.t'lisins sises. !" IAN :, -58-no,l
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-05-20

Attorney aud Counsellor at Law,
sEh at a.fIfMsytTH, IND.
Espec;al attention. gwen tn cascs in M,r.lal anl
Stark eontis.s, and al Other counties Norfl,cns
Irrli,n,. - isf April - '5s-2fri
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-05-20

DBY.,tcItN and oBSTETRICIAN. Pr
tscuIu ,ttcn.,cn l,,ii 10 Midwifery aud tho ,lis
e.ssss of Wousen ansl Chihlren OsIice at X vi
Br.,sn & Co .:s',xe aud Hardware Depot zsi
huuy 81, ls5S-1li esaa5 80 arff
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-05-20
.yrVN.WENNCFT. VI. d..

nFEE3S h~ n.pf.x>iufal sis.s to the citzcIi=
Mn Naslsslt eontsv. Osi e II his residence
third door nort, of the Eiwsrls' House. Plvmsutl,,
Ind. - Ian 2c % IL
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-05-20

One square (ten lines less three Insertions or
less, one dollar, each additional insertion under
three months, twenty -frc cents
Business Cards, not exceeding hvc lines inserted
twelve mouths for FIVE doIlars. -.....i,
longer advertisements, by the year, inserted at
the Customary rates = :,
WOOD AND COUNTRY PRODUCE.
Fire wood and most kinds ct Country Pro'lucc,
taken in payment of subscription to the REfrs-
sieAS a a-ss i'rs -&st -a =
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-05-20
49, tAl.FRED BfIAows, -
~ Vrcs. ana lkairSlrcsscr!

OFFICE M st,lrs, IN the building on the cor
nrof Wssl,lpst " aud NivLgA ssseets, where he
p,.y sIsvsssse,e,a,~i An<,... br4iness ho,irss
r:ymoush, Ind, Dec. ~ lS51-7yl
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-01-06
EaIIutEE-

Hi .Inscr';'c- -'sFcc:-.'.. s.. .--.
aud the public g.f.e,..'.y IL. -.....--.
l'oSS7ss..''' of ,e W i..s7. ,as.-.-- .....-
tam inn' 81 hated o. ,hs ;urJ i. :.
Gap, where he vii - X, ;,.ss i -:
VAT on fts !rie.ds snd cus,..lz.rs.
i.anE:ul ."r r..st fzEors. :. s.r -.,.-
People @: CfFuUria ard p, a5s:-e. ~.
pans ";i; ps sPaEec ts gaia 45.ri 81 ,,,I
renaEs
Feh. 4, 1887. L
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-01-06
The Wonder of the Age

NJ. LINDSEY'S GREAT MEDICAL DIS
- COEERYi Which is purely regetaJle
Preparation, for the purifying Of the blood, CIV
ing vigor to the Liver. stomach and bowels au.i
pclling from the system all morbid matter and
substituting in its stead hcathful activity thlo'
all the functions OF life.
HOW II WAS DISCOVERED
In tue fall OF 1854, a daughter of Mr.. Lindsey
was suffering from a malignant attack Of Can
crum Orls (Cankcr Of the muuth} She had re
viously been prostratcd by the attacks of Dvs-
elitary. inflammation Of he Lungs and Hectic Fe-
yer. successfully. which resulted in tie above ma
med disease in its worst form. Hr condition
was most deporable--her mouth and cheek were
literally rotten-tho attending physician pro
uounced the case hopeless enc. Everything in
aicated speedy and horrible deaths death of
rottng out ot life. A; this critical iuneture Nr
Lindsey prepared compound for the purpose Of
acvlaiing, possible, the pains of the little sufcr
or. Sho was made 70 use it freely and in short
time, To his most delightful astonishmcnt. there
was very perccrtible change for the better
Ihe mouth began to put bright and healthy
appearance-the foul breath became swcet-the
appetite was restored and tie child seemed Ia
partGke of q new and fresh life.
Hope was inspired. and tie use Of the con-
mound was faithfully continued, the result Of
which. with the blessing Of God, was her com
pete restoration. She is now perfectly healthy
From this circumstance, Mr.. Lindsey was lei 20
prepare with greater care AMI exactness. what
had SO astonishiv cured his child and continued
his experimental efforts until he succeeded in
bringing to perfection lis Great Remedy fyy
Bi0oa Lmfn'itg-since which time it. effects have
been almost miraculous. Hundreds upon hunt-
reds, ty it, have been snatched from an Untme-
ly grave and restored 10 the sweets ot health and
the endearments Of friends. The young and old
have tested its saving powers and sing aloud it's
virtues. Say they-''aftsT using I.indsey's I'M
proved Blood Searcher, we ftlt as if new lie
was stirring our veins, and under God we owe to
it more than wor Is can express
But hear from their own lips and then Judge
Of its valuable effects The few testimonials that
follow show thar il is sc;rsCrvoiy styled the Greet
est Discorery Of this or any other 0gs.
!. N. LINDSEY
HolitaysbuFg, Blair county, Pa.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-01-06
JOHN SIiAFFER.
4 DESPERATE CASE OF TETTER. AND
"a HAkBEk,S lIEiI cIlren L. IL. -. ~.

4 DESPERATE CASE or TETTER AND
IA BAkBEk'S lICti. cured ty the Use Of
i.indsay's Blood S1archcr. |, The unucgsiglicd,
ne .inle il last March, was severely attiiltcd
with what was pronounced by my physicians to
be = certain klni Of letter and BARRIERS Itch
Ny condition was one ot the greatest misery my
face was almost constantly running With the t,l,i
corruption that escaped from the tubcrclcs by
''hich it was almost completely covered. After
beng under the care of my phy sicians for nerG
TWO nlorthS, without tilc least netl,t. | was III
ducod to make a TRIAL Of Lnts-ys D.Uc,i Search
er and the result was thtig using one t,uttie ami
= h=i! | found perfect cure. rlay Also say
that l eagerly tried whatever Was rccunsln.2.dsu
- a cure. Such was my ws,.tcllcC.lcss that |
even resortcd to tie dangerous experiment uf
ruuFIng pure c-cusote uy face ant ueck but
all to no pur po,o-thc Blood Scarcher was the
first ald Only tAi-g that a.,. any good. ~ Z,
blood purifier i! is uncquaiic,. and have 4,reat
rcas'l! I" be grateful that ever made trial ut
It's healing virtues, ana / confidently recommend
t to any who may suffer lrym letter, or any 9th
er disease arising from an irHIurc state uf the
blood. JOHN DEtEuJ-NT
Holiday o0urg, "a, July -, 1857.
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Se,, Clocks. watchs. & se ,,r;

TIE suiscriier Legct.y pro
Claims - TIE iuhF' i.ants oI
jchn,to"-u sud 81 SI.rrul.i.,!iuys ~ss5SAs
country that ie as lust urned from New York
viii tle !argcrt and t.st s>s,,rtment uf
CLOCKS. MATCHES { JEWELRY
eyer brought III :i.oir udsr which he Knows il.
''.n ANA "ll sell clc%Ye. ,Aan any dealer in the
t5a o7 county.
lbs att.p Brer>t T.ne, hitherto sold at s.. IN
,:oFY s' sold At lac; such as we're sold Al & %
.trc ,,"H 'ilrreG - fI.G2I. 81.
Us ilnc plate: Ear Drops. which were scl.i a.
Sl.'1 are noH sold n 81 20 others held at { 81
wi .se said AZ fl,C0, and al other articles Of h,
sold STOCK remaining 81 iand wi be .iisle>.,: ot
a Ike discount. iI.s Aow stock consist il part
sS liver hunting asss Levrs Matches;
i cases rlcbc=t sty'eui (!uvAS;
i" Breast Pms; I20 Ea- D-ops:
zoo Finger Rings, togo;h.- with variety ,f
Sl..rt ~tl.'is. Wrist a2d Neck Rutt.us Gold Pens
a'!d Holders, Fob and Guard jhaius. and MANY
Inlns- articles to numerous to mention.
lie has also added i.uEaIcr u! new and ir7,or
t"ht implements "a his airoaiy large collection Of
tao.S whereby Ec !s enabled IL execute work with
greater dispatch ard less cost
aanktai for past E,vors, and haping E3r cor
inuAncc q ths same, IL trusts that his friends
NIL n,'t Forget the Onc-priced store Of
JOSEPH t.. HOLMES
Main stree siia & thc big Watch.
CirUaTy i, 1887.
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{ Z II Z I + I e. 4 T f s.

Pattonville, Bedford CO., Pa, Oct, II, 80.
Mr.. j. 81. L.rp>cy
Dear Sir i was severely afflicted with rhcu-
nlatism for q whole year-uno months nf which
MAS not able to leave my he'd wnen hearing
Of the wonderful effects Of your Improved III, oi
give II a fan trial. After using three bottles
vas able t. walk around again as Usual, and am
now wholly cured. can recommend It T. all
who are similarly afflicted and believe it IS all i
claims IL Ice.
Yours, truly, JOHN SIiAFFER
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-01-06

4 y INTERSETING CASE OF SJROFULA
IA cured by bottle q Ljndscy's Blood
Searcher.-lhis ccrtitico that about one year ago
little aged four years, was most surely ,f
i,cted with what the physicians pronounced TO }s
scrufua, arl WAS treated accordingly i,r nearly
q year, but without the slightest benefit lis
eyes wcr" running thin ~ateIy huInur almost
constantly, which would encrl%t his eyes bcK oad
the power Of opening them until they we're wash
cl and cleaned by soap and water About the
same time an abscess formed just below tbe groin
which in due time broke and commenced q dis
charge which was found impossible to dry up or
hcs.i-the bsd woul be very mitch stai,el and
the clothing Of TIE child perfectly sichering in q
single nights time. After having the attention
of a physician for So long Il ne and funding tie
child 10 be getting worse, we determined 10 try
the effects of Mr.. Liuiscy's Blood Searcher This
was in last March-and before two weeks had
PASSED away the change WAS manifest, and | am
happy 70 say that in the Use OF "a SINGLE BOT
TIE our little boy has been restored perfectly to
health We cannot speak zoo highly uf this in
valuable medicine. II should be in very family
none should be without it. AS purifier OF
iood It IS beyond all price
DANlEf. D0ILINGER.
iiollitaySburg, Ps.. July 20, 1857.
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nse OF two bottles WAS perfectly cured. I feel
10 recommend it to al who suffer from Liver dis.
eases, general debility, loss Of appetite, and 9TH
er diseases arising from impurity Of the blood -
woulS aot like to 90 without it. | CONSIDER IL
ALI excellent family medicine
(Signe,i.) GEORGE KOPP
Sworn aud subscribed this 18th 1.y Of NJ,
=. ID. 1857, 5efore me-
Aote-Mr hopp Is a resilient of frankstown.
aad is we'll known to tie ,itize,is Of Blair an
bedi'fd Counties as man of excellent character
and influence.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-01-06
EDENSBIRG FOUNDRY

Z ANlND purchased the crtire stock and fix-
Z q turcS Of the Eben~hurg Foundry. the sub
srg .ar IS prepared furnish farmers and others
viii
EiougEss, ss;ougEs Points. Stoves. yx:,t
sEesiS, EEsTcs.iEDg Machines.
and castings "I any kind that may lie needed il.
;he. c.lrmuAi:v.
~ strict attention 20 the business of the car,.
cerH, he hopes - merit. and trusts lie vii receive
.o=rai patronage from those IN want Of articles
u Us Inc.
All business done .. the Foundry
EDWARD GLASS.
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ARCsaEE E..g
HENKY FOSTER r...-.

HENRY FOSTER, piI.I,.-.-
The subscriber would respectful, :-.-
ci'izenS CT CameFia county II i 49,
ruelic generally, tl.at lie has leased E.,.
nj years the above Hotel. and trir8.t,f..
manner eqnal. if no; superior. 10 .na.r r..
Western Pennsylvania, s.. e. i.-..- 49,.
one oi the most business sint..
makes II a ';e>ira'l" stopp;uE i-.
men. The Ear Viii lse ;--.---.
liquors the Phila'elplia C,-..r.. Lon.
Attached is lar4e and CO. s.--.. d,
tie basetaent story. vi.cre r---,......
served uP. Every attenti. n VII. r.. ,.s.s o..
" HENRY I,Slr
'iohnstown. Sept :. IS56-.f
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-01-06

4 IYER COMPLAINT CURED BY ITND
II SE1'S IMPROVED BLOOD SEARCIIFp
liar comfy, sS.-Personally appeared before
me, one OF the Justices of the Peace. in and f,r
Blair county. George kopp, who, being dnlv
sworn according to law, doth depose and say ;.
hwo years ago was afflicted With pain between
lhe shoulders almost constant cough, loss of APP
petite, chills, nightsweats and verv subject =
take colds |, at length, became so weak that 7
could hardly walk my physician done me no
good. Sometime last fall commenced taking
iss'sssF's lHeovsd pAass Sssrsss~ ~ sr aIs
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-01-06
Holiday ySjurg, Pa.

HoiiIdaySburg. Pa.
t DR.. j. II. ITNpsEr. March 10 lss-
Dear Sir: | have been using your improved
htood Searcher since some time last summer, and
deein 1t to be matter ot duty to bear nv tes-
tlmony 10 lis iRrigora;nJ hood restorative rirt,,es
/ have been, for number Cf wears. severed,
troubled with eySoelds and general s3eIilit;. bI,t
since put myself under the Influence Of vour
improved Blood Searcicr, fiud 2 ye-,. i.cil.l
improvement. Indeed, my acquaintan,es Cre-
quently remark. that look so fat and hearty ;,
and know Of no other cause than the r,ss f ,,,,r
Improved blood Searcher judging. from my, ,,,,.
experience. believe this is one ot the most voI-
uaoie medicncs that woman can use. especially
'H1se VINO ofe OF have entered upon the decline
OF life (from 10 to 90 years of aee.) feel tbaf
1t would have been above ingrattutle on my mart
to nave withheld this testimony and in TINS cor,
SentIng to appear as witness before the nul,lir
| have been actuated solely with reference - tbe
voice OF conscience and duty. You are at liber.
ty to make whatever use you may deem prener
of this statement iF
Yours, respectfully,
MARGARET w O'D0NNEII.
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Rs;AEsY AyfE CseTusxC

Cate
e. all kinas.. Raglan Coats
f'tN oats. Sack Coats
80 r eo'ols and quality
N-S>''iere' s. inett,
~, ,,.,. Tweed ana Fnstisa a pants,
Plush, Silk, Satin. Cloth. Cashmere and Tweed
vests, Hats Of ali kinds. Six, Plush and Cloti
Gaps. fine and common Shirts. SIk Han,Iker-
chiefs. Cravats Of all kinds ClveraEs. J-ndersj,irt
Drawers OF all qualities. Umbrellas. &c.
ALoo-A large stock Of fine Cloth. Cassi
meTeS Sattinetts. fwceds aud Fnst:an with s1,it-
= ie trimmings for the same, which they are
prepared 10 make up TO order and according to
the latest siyle
Please call and see them before Won make &,
purchase elsewhere. they feel satisfied there arc
40 Jews or Genties in the county can render Won
The same satisfaction
EVANS & HUGHES.
Ehensburg, Sept. 50. lS5r-tf
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M. " ASS1y
II e M o v A l..

Il e nov A f.,
!iie undersigned having removed 70 tbe ,,o,,.
'N.idlng two doors west of the old stand. wor,d
rSsecfiu'iy inform his customers and the public
supply OF Goods, and keeps constantly on band and
full supply Of S o' i'Aid
s,,, Staple and Fancy Dry Goods.
niiH uo"ds madeup Clothing Hats and Cams
poo'e ana Shoes, Hardware and Cutlery. Carndn''
ter. tools, Smiths tools. Nails, full supply Of
'Ssor s.. 'eo bar Iron, Sheet and Hoop Iron.
Stoves and cast holiow-ware constantly or bo,d
Also copper and tin ware. Groceries, vboI..a1
and retail "H'ie9'''c
sold Douo"' ahc
Goods will te sold at the very loves. pr;cez in
exchange Tor Cash or Country Produce.
Essses~sx Me-sA ~, lIss.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-01-06
Cabinet SSnre-Roop,.

cabinet NAre-ROOm.
1--x.sy l1iE undersigned having purchased the
81 entire stock .: furniture, Tools. &c of Ste-
--'--s1A4 phen lloyd Jr., would respectfully in
form the citizens of Ebcnsburg, and vicinity that
he VIII manufacture al articles Of Furniture 10
oFGer on the most reasonable terms
TIE stock nos7 on hand is large. canS;s.i,,o, 81
TABLES, BUREAUS, STANDS. .BEDSTF1ns
CRADLES, &c. &c.
an Al, articles nanutactured in the establishment
VIII ne iInished IN workmanlike manner. employ
ing none but experienced workmen.
EbensbuTg April 2nd. 1856.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-01-06
A DESPERATE CASE OF AGUE AND
"a Nvsl.nsia eiiir.lv cured IL. IL - .,

a HfSt fisAlE CASE OF AGCE AND
"A dyspepsia entirely cured by the use of
L1nEnN'a Improved Blood -Starchoro
Dta'r co't'rg. sS Personally appeared lefnre
me- the sutscrih"r. one Of the Justices Of the
Peace, III and for said county, John Moran. no
'eits dalE s%orn according to law, doth depose
m" say that, Ia the spring of 1856 was a VIC
tih! 10 that worst Of iseases-tiysp, sia aud that
III Is worst i"r:n Ny appetite Was completely
.'nc- and Wien, IN order to preserve life ! would
force myself To swallow q mouthfiiI of food. the
Stefn"ch W"r!d Immediately loath it. and cast il
tofth "tih the sptte. | ha.! also heen spffcri, q
from the Aguc: each attack lasting about nine
months opt al tlie twelve. 50 that with the ae,,a
IN" dyspepsia, was reduced aS though ley ord
recovery; L thought | must die my rhy iciar
could DO ne good. Such vas nv con,,;tion
When Air. Lindsey supplied me with a bottle II
has improved Blood Searcber, assuring me il
wouid Torh 4 cure. / commenced its use with
bu5 little cfnhdcnce, hut in one W, ek's time-so
great WAS It's restorative powers fnuTd my an
petite - return, my stomach received new the
50 that could eat anything without the slight
ct inconvenience. and before Its healing touch
theague fed a rom charm nor have 7 been
troubled with aCue or dyspepsia since / enjoy
better state ot health than bad done for fifteen
ycaIs heffe; am strong and hearty. and | feel
confident that. under the blessing of God I owe
al tn the invaluable Improved Blop2 Searcller
believe 1t not to he only sure remedy f,,r ague
but an infaljble prerentatire, and, rs such, !
would recommend II to sil whose business. hab-
!ts or residences, expose them 70 this dreadful
pest ot humanity. Dyspepsia cannot stay where
the Impr We! E!pa,! Searchcr is properly used
feel II my duty to POINT al who suffer, TO this
eli healing medicine.
Sworn and subscribed this lsth day of March,
y H., 1897. JOHN COX. j. p.
FOR SALE BY
Robert Davis. Thomas Devine, FheusI,Irr .
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NJ. ID. HsAGEEsAN.
AH7s AsaAM kGPEIsg.

hFFICE Oh Clinton Street. a few doors ,,,r.t
~ Of the corner Of Main and Clinton. =
April %, 1928.
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Tavern stand for safe oru u.u
NEW R.ACx sury,, S,,cr

SstHE subscriber would respectfully inform the
- citizens of Ebensburg and the vicinity that
ne naS rented the SMITH SHOP formerly occu-
ped by Michael McCague. where he intends 10
carry on the eBLACKSMITHING in all its branch
es' Persons entrusting work to his care can rest
assured that 1t will be promptly attended to and
at moderate rates. He would also. inform the
citizens that the business of HORSE SHUEING
Hlll DC superintendei by himself personally -
Owners of valuable horses will nor he 7,,,Iar tho
necessity OF seniing their stock to a neiahborinu
village, as his experience in this line is widely
Aao"h' ISAAC NkGE ER
NA9sw kr5 q aNxr -
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s0IAs ss8s ga.
CORPORAL JOHN IFFyro

WOtLD respectfully iuiu.a. =. .r,.
" and the travelling rrtII-. l,.-..
Ct; tie Logan House, Ilollidavs..,.r- -
Jared to entertain all who :...,v e.. f.
Their patrona e u unohiectionatle sf,.
The HOUSE has been ne7-iv <.5,s,. .,
out IN a style not surpassed ~ ...v I'll
IN ~ i,,. the interior OF the a;.se. IL TAI
deilcaclcs Of the season, and s----.,-.. -
t''e servants. IN 4 word. 10 ,.a...g
to make the Logan = Inst e. .@
thg VII re len un,l5a, > rem,
frtable and happy.
The STABLES, whic.. .-,-..-.-
attended by hGI.e,i 40: E--.
RESTAURANT ...,..
as Restaurtnt. Hi.er= ...,.... -,
at all hours Of tic dav, t..-..-
wild game, fish aua g. IL, ,.-.,.-,.--. - - =
n!euts "f the season. ~ -.
June I, lS5e-&a-F. +
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-01-13
An Incident of Mormon Life.

The St. Josephs Gazette publishes an
extract from a letter by former citizen of
Salt Lake, in which he details his adven-
lures in that city. He says /:
During the winter, which was severe, he
lost his hogs and cattle. He made short
visit from home, and on his return was in
formed that his wife had died and was bur-
ried He built himself house in the
spring, fenced in about twenty acres, plan
ted it in wheat and corn, but the crops fail
ed, and himself and children were, he says,
compelled to live on boiled greens and
weeds-sometimes a little bran or shorts
In this way we rubbed along until harvest"
His children were now all taken sick with
the measles, and he himself prostrated by
the typhoid fever. For two weeks there
was little hopes Of his recovery, and he was
persuaded to give his two oldest daughters
to neighbor, who promised to care for
them. They would not receive the chill
dren, however, until deeds of gift were Civ
en- to them.
He was now left alone, with one small
sick child, and had it not been for the kind
ness Of poor neighbor, he would have
perished from hunger and neglect, and as
it was, this child, the last one of his family
remaining to him, died. He was deter
mined to escape from the valley, but was
vet unable, on account of health and means,
to accomplish his purpose. He returned
to his house, but was too unwell to cook
his own victuals, and Scotch woman came
and mixed up little shorts and water and
baked it, as he says, "as solid as ever you
saw bricks, and had toget a hatchet to cut
it to piecies."
On this and two quarts OF buttermllk he
lived two weeks. He now found that his
wife was not dead, as was told him, but a
prisoner closely guarded. He contrived
means for her escape, and hid her at the
house of friend until he could make ar
raneements for leaving. BY trading of
his farm for a wagon and two mules, the
means were procured for conveying his
family out of the Territory. He first en-,
deavored to escape by travelling north, but
was intercepted by band of Brigham''
minions, who styled themselves destroying
angels" and had it not been for a band o
passing Californians, he would have beer
robbed of everything he possessed. Aftel
many difficulties and dangers, he escaped
by the southern road to California, not un-
til he had been despoiled by the Indians ol
nearly all his provisions.