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A n0lCk house, with two r,ams aud ec.n,,
"A kitohen, NJ, Az lnnos stfcet vhe., Enauire
oi 1oha " Long eessier wayne stntF and Nenla
Avenue. "F. i'' ~
Al>o-,flsc brick hoale un the carner Of WAYNE
s,Iee. aed Nenla Avenue eoouidcd ~ the propu
tivhAs, z klNenti andrweillng,. nositAhe Tor any
L...lf EHi JOHN G.1nNG,
mAaiW On tho pnemises
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MNniOAL NOTICE.

Dt. ~ CONE iaay be ccnsuited as folIowsi
In NENlA at the Depot hating lluuse, ~, Thurs.
dAys, March April ~ May III Julyhi Ahv ai
sept ial bet ~ .aI 81 'ri -
10 DAYTON At the Phnlp. House, on FRIDAYS
Marssln, Arrii i9t haA Mtduly o. Aug 10 sept
"a, oct, ~ f4E H'flIf '.I wv
In rRoN "a, tho Morris House, on SATURDAYS
Mars'h ~ April "a May 10, July u Aug Il sept
16l oct ~ NtH Ha -fA |''N N''
IN sclltNgElElp al the willis IIonte on
Ihuniast MarSh Y April ~ May "a, Jely is'
!, .pr CQNk has had olllees In each ef the above
piAecs that Nc has tcsNletly Vislbsl ihr the pa
seNon yeats, aud AZ he has treate and purc,l many
the les u fctUeefs IL each place ~ 10 his SKIN
lNt tNNE TrcAte and CNrrs all varieties nf
IhlNnc diseases, including those of Che byo and
tarf mpkes .no .rhRrEe taF consultation d hut 90
thoeh Who oAhsah hia eeuttp t,V,atmenN he charges
Cash tor his Medicines
Melicnes tAat,wlll last pNllept Tsam foWr to six
meA,hs, eost fru,a Five 4, 1hlfty dniiAfs In Cash
.eaO}r VaAtu n k'ldFessNf Dr " CONE
- CoLuMpuS ONO.
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tYr Thu Cincinnati NatfnRai fAasl Re.
r'nncan paper Which supports tl,c iCsio'
ration l'olicy ri prcsldcnt Joialsan, pub.
llSbcs scmc eStrmita feo,h tho rccehl lcttc,
1T Chiof Justica Chash IN the Amcricat
Anti l-slAvtay Soslet,. and fAmarksl
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So The Cleveland PLAIN Dealer, IA rail-
Siue article on the duty of the Democracy,
10 select the hesi meH for candidalcs this
falL says: The soldiers ot ohlo 20 tho
numbcr of thousands will oppose the ~
election Of those Congrtssmcn Who hayp
voted for Negro Suillagc, aud whose togis-
latlon has been almrd to seeur negro
equality, There are u hundred other causes
that inspire the pemoClNcy and which
dlspirlt their opraneats, With harmony
In our ranks. good candidates and an aper-
gctic campaign We can eNIrl nom Con-
gUss a large pumbcr Of the prpsenl ryprer
snntatlvNs. lla hGre assssisees.jlaw lrdsh-
hgt'M ihd, the PreseioRt sesH thrpse his in
.aatRee n Rs scale 10 tisct tAoSe candidate,
for c0pgress rhe ars ~ yerar ~ dH 0Rmeij
ais restoration Qf 90 lsseH' ...l
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johnson unlen state Convention
la indiana,

rams OF indiana arr holilng the rule OF
radcallsm, 4 cal slgncd by i,uu,tcr ot
prumiaent gsntlemcn, whose names are
glvcn hclow, fNrs the ao,h of MAY as the
dey fcr the meeting NJ indianapolis Of u
state Convention IN Which ohlp those who
supported lANoolN and JOHNSON In is'it
and who Row snpport President, JonNsoN's
"rcstpratlon policy" win participate, The
iOliowlng are the names attached to the
call
SOL Meredith, Wayne county,
q William X. smith, Alleu countyS
David kilgore, Delaware county;
u, q, Rose. Marion cOuntvy
w r. rlcrce, Madison Cuuntys
Captain David nralCn, Marion connty,
% nan, Mace, Ttppecanue cuunty; -
William q. wilsun, flppeeance conniy
samuel q, kirkpatrick Tlpneeanoe
county
Charles A, Test, rlplecanoc county;
James Morrison, Marion eountys
NJ, lgee, Marion county, s
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NEW SrURE AsB NEW GOODS.
HENRY MILLER n CO..
Huston Building. Third Street,

Not ~ beg lvayeto inform telf fricuds aud
w the public in general, that they have lust
OPENED anethrr atrta,lass Merchant Tailoring cs.
tahlishmcht a. No ais rhtrl street Whoio they
viii hc always rpady tn rs'nivs pniefs W make
garments In the latest stvlas -
Their tncis aru Of the latest Fashion AMI STYLE
and We're only purchased n feW days sihcA at ths
lowest ptivps u . Lt.t l.rfI
nI,t assotttNent of Wea,i, made ncshInr Is
among the goutS oNOcd which win be sold very,
chean "a .a.i
kencral assortment oC t3eetl Fnrutshins
Goods always gu hand Gon,lennea viii do we'll "a
rNaminc our stock hctorc purchasing clspwhs'ra
The abeye firm stin coatiONatthe sNess,hant RAT.
lehng llutlncss ~ ihcr ftufp m the luissea Nplli
ihH WheV They are prepatcd u d' AL kiads "
mISds,Nl y NhT nENaN MILLER &to.
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rl,o NYnr b n Werklnr.

l.a'su Thu Workings of the freeimca'e HurcAu
,s mn lrlvlnu poor whites ffum The Soutlt
Recently ono hundred white elniHraun OF
s.-aH an Rrrs and ecycN ffum the lNtcriof "
III Sy sss ,,ss SS@sS z sS .ss"cnSg rsS os%S, S""sSS
The preference given TO ncgrocs tyg Ne
heaas eteAefrte,lmens Ruvau has caused
NOT bhstnio ot NlA'rs, ~ y inc pF"Y'''N e''
. lect 0f aa ilAsiliatlon which. slnoa IT, crca-
,tlep, has bcca prollgc ot ml-cry TO allrlassI
g IN the south, and Is about ~ scnsllac shd
ltW olprnutlcahic IN It's dpcraslors ~ were the
oubuo yo,,.rn,ncn, vcrR4hors ~ The late Frcnch
revolution. Tho Ralirals cSPchd All theft
sympathy on the cehsrcd rec. They arr tc
iuE hc fNi, Vlahcsl etluratcd, and ma,ic cliigen'
Yr1h Nr a i,,, ,,r A, hiNA are driven into exile
nnnotlc,d aud imcarrd fon i ,,,,s
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1866-06-16
HAvRE DE GRACE, Hartford county. ND.

Mr.. +. E. MARINE Sir :-We can say that YOU al.
ways dealt correctly and satisfactory for all the
business have had you to do for u.s. and we always
recommend any persons that we know to you; and you
can use our names for any recommendation that You
may want. Yours,
December 10th, 1863 SPENCER l. WRIGHT
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62S HOOP SKIRTS. OZo
HOPKINS " Own Make"
MANUFACTURED AND SOLD
,vJpI ESlJ,E T. RETAIJ

WHOLESALE & RETAIL
No. 62S ARCH Street, Philadelphia.
TVHE most complete assortment of ladies,
l. Misses and Children's Hoop Skirts in this
city gotten mp expressly to meet the wants of
| first class Trade: embracing the newest and
most desirable styles and sizes of "Gore Trails ~
of every length-trom q to yards round-2o
SIS springs. at 80 to S. co. Plain Skirts all
lengths, from "a to 3 yards round the bottom, at
$I.40 to 1913
Our line of Misses and Childrens Skirts, are
proverbially beyond all competition, for variety
Of styles and sizes-as well as for finish and
durahility varying from to 33 inches in
length. to as springs, at IS cents to ~ 25.-
Ali Skirts of JOUR- OWN MAKE are war
ranted to give satisfaction; but BUY NONE AS
SUCH, unless they have Hopkins Hoop Skirt
Manufactory, No. 625 Arch street" stamped OH
each tab
Also, constantly on hand GOOD SKIRTS,
Manufactured in New York and the Eastern
States, which we sell at very low prices. A lot
of cheap Skirts-I5 springs. ~ cents; 20srrings
800; 25 springs, $l.15; 30 springs $l.2E,
and 40 springs, 81 So
t.v Skirts made to Order and Repaired.
70. TERus CASH. One Price Ouiy!
Ma. 3, 15d6--4m
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Or. schcnch will he pr fessonaliy at his principal
Office No. IL North Sixth street, corner Of Commerce,
philadelphia. every Saturday frsnpg A. NJ until p. NJ.
No 81 Bond street. New York every Tuesday. from
3: No. IS Summer street. BOSTON, Mass, every Wedncs-
day, on tn 3 and every other Friday at los Balti-
more street Baltimore. Nd All advice free, but for
thorough examination Of the lungs with his Resprome
the clnrge is three dollars.
Price Of the Pumonic Syrup and Seawced tt mic. each
81 30 cr hottie, or 81 SO per half dozen. Mandrake
Pills. % cents per box
For sale by all Druggists and Dealers
Dec 30, 1865 f3l
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nj CONSENT RErER TO THE FOLLOWING CERTIFICATES:
BALTIMORE. Fe,. 18th, 1864.
Having known Mr.. Fletcher Il. Marine for many
past take pleasure in stating that we know
him to be gentleman in whom the utmost confidence
may be placed. in the transac ton Of business He is
prompt, attentive. obligng and Remble.-Robert Tur
ner, Esq. Dealer in Fertilizers John W. RIM 4 Co.
Dry Goods; f. s. Faey. Druggists Rev. C. d. Tippett
East Baltimore Conference; Rev. A. G. Marlatt H. b.
G., Mechanicsburgh, Pa. Rev. Aalrew Manshp: Pha:
John W. Randolph. ESQ., Cashier Fels Point Bank; Is
aac p Cook Register Of Wills; Armstrong & Berry
Booksellers Tucker Smith Boot and shoe Dealers
Baltimore Md; Hon. I. Holiday Hicks U. s. s.. Cam
bridge, Md; W. L. Mclaughlin, Attorney at Law. York
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1866-06-16

II BROWN 4 BRO. are opening this
10 week some lots of very desirable and
Cheap Goods in way of Ladies' Dress Goods
and Boys and Mems Wear. [april IA
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NAV ~, one or two men In Elkton and vicinity win,
m MoMIHS WATER PROOF ARNiCA HEALING
fLANiE TIE best and cheapest Court Plaster in th
market From 81 to S0 per day be ma le Address
with 20 cents for sample and full information A. F
BELCH'i, Box u. philadelphia. Pa. N B-Ailapcnts
ana peduie.s would ind ii To their interest answer the
'o''" lapril IA, 1s66-3m
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PHILADELPHIA.
POLLAK f. SON.

MEERSCuAUM MANUFACTURERS
692 BROADWAY, near FOURTH 81 Nv
- wholesale AID retail ut reduced rates Pines and
Holders cut to order and repaired All roods wrntad
genuine Send stamp for Circalar Pines sS \, sIn
each. far 60 so 10 Sio
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VIENNA. Dorchester county, Nd Jauunrr 1st 1ss.

VIENNA, Dorchester county, Nd January LIST, 1864.
MIR. +. II. MARINE ALLOW me on the beginning of
the new year to extend to you my hearty congrat
uations for the satisfactory manner which You have
given me for several years. in The sale of consgnmenfs
which have ntrusted to your hone In the I'm.
ture that may he able to increase those consignments
and that will receive from the public very liberal
patronage. THOMAS HIGGINS
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TO FARMERS
DAIRYMEN &COUNTRY
Nj MERCHANTS.

ALL WHO HAVE FOR SALE
FLOtRs Grain, Clover and Flax Seed
Il Tobacco, Hay, lumber, Slaves, Tan.
Bark, Sheep, Calves, Poultry. Eggs, Bu-
con, Lard, Butter, Cheese, Game, Vege.
tables, Wool, Rags, Furs, Skins, Fruit,
Green and Dry, &C.,
Can have them well SOLD at the Highest Price
in Baltimore, with fnll Returns always within
Ten Days OF their reaching the City, by for.
wardihg to the Commission House for Coun.
try Produce Of
e. MARINE,
N. E. Coner of Frederick Il Pratt sts.,
BALTIMORE, MD.
O The highest charge made is five per
cent. Goods Of every description except
Liqnors) purchased and forwarded with des-
patch, when either cash or trade accompa.
mes the order.
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Az,
Mr.. y. MARINE :--IIavng been intimately acc uaint-
cd with hecharacter Of your business having extended
your care over five the sale Of my produce all
accounts have proved satisfactory. and IN the future
expect to patronze your house. My advice to all per-
sons having Grain or produce, to extend to Commits.
sion Merchant, may rely confidently, having not the
least apprehension but find yen honest in all respects
Yours, G. STEVENS
april Is, 1S65ly
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Rock HILL, Kent co., Md December DIST 1863

Rock HILL, Kent co., Nd, December Dist 1868
This to certify that during the last six years. have
been both directly and indirectly connected with Mr.
f. Marine in business; and take pleasure in stating
that during that time have always found him pract.
cal, industrious, business of unquestonablc
integrity, possessing the confidence Of all the business
who know him.
Yours, most respectfully, CA LEARY
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After eight years connection with Mr.. F. Marine,
n Grocery and Commission Merchant, take pleasure
recommending him business man. strictly correct
and must say that lie has my entro confidence
VIM. M. McMAHAN, Sherii
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MEDlCNAL.
| MOTHER GREAT CURE
K. J. H. sc NICK,

IN THE CITY OF NEW YORK,
Ola highly respectable citizen, vel! known to the
mercantile community by
The New York herald., 1866-05-08
THE BOARD OF HEALTH.

The Bssiness ef che Complaint Bureau.
The business Of the complaint once continues brisk
ever The average number Of complaints daily received
Ia about one hundred and twenty-five, which I'M
diaely ned receipt by the en,cent chief clerk b.
Boswortb and placed 10 the hands Of the sanitary IN
spector whose respective district the nnisance com
planned o may exist The inspector Investigates n tarn
each grievance, and, reporting the result the TO
quie order for the abatement OF such nuisance made
BY the attorney There appears 10 be however In
Cd equacy the number of these ociaIs for the
tneally increas bg business Of the complaint bureau
and hence the chef Of the neglected adjustment
OF many complaints
Among The communications received yestorday
we're the fclowing;-A citizen calls the attention Of
the Board Of Health 10 the condition the premises
In of the Belmont Hotel There exists 10 the rear
OF that building most offensive wstsS closet The Oh
noxous custom of throwing ai, kitchen rcfuse kc s
INDUCED In greatly TO the nssiubrty Of The stmospher
Of the neighborbood
The fat boiling esisblshment 81 the corner n Thirty
ninth street and Eleventh avenue alleged 70 emit mot
offensive eriuva II 10 asked the, bs sospended
nuisance
In Charles lane between Charles and Perry sfreess
large quantity OF manarr 10 accumulated from the
stables located there which u source OF annoyance
the residents Of the peighborhood
The New York herald., 1866-05-08
Nitro o-Glycerine-The Explosion At San
Francisco.

UNITED sTATEs COMMISSIONERS ofFfCE.
Before Commissioner Beta
The further inquiry into the Of the United states
vs. Otto Burstenbnder who is charged in connection
with the recent explosion OF resumed
yesterday morning before Commissioner Bets.
FURTHER KuDKscE u. PRENTICE
Mr. j. H. Prentice further examined by Mr
Andrew Boardman He said ri rccoiect the case OF
oil being sent down, marked w. II. Mills; |
saw that case just standing in front Of our
Office II came from Hamburg, Germany after
coming from Hamburg u had not been opened
and II sent from Office the condition IN
which II had been received. ] am familiar With this
blasting oil since last July; it's not volatile II sex
ploeve II IL not burning Guid i cannot be anitod BY
friction have been IN ile same Office where the oil
stored have handled II feycral occasions and have
veeci 10 vesse we have smoked In the same Office with
the OIL and took pre- auuons respecting ~ there
FIRE and gas in the Office and ws took no precautions
TO them; from my kpowiedge, do not becv the ar
uce Ia u dangerous FOR transportation; far ~
my agency concerned had no intention Of sending
the oil In any surreptitious way.
To Judge Dean-I have been with Colonel Burs,en
binder for about tho past ten days in the county jail
have had GONE conversations with him on the subject of
this complaint; they have not been frequent
q Did you know before this box tha, miro.
gyoerlnc was explosive agidr A. knew that IL
know under what circumstances 1t IL explosive is
posiye with q percussion cap made for tho pgrpose,
and by Noees patent fuse aud also by heat Of three
hundred and sixty degrees; that II is
poxiye under any other circumstances
q Have you tried IL under any other circumstances
A. No, cir
q do you know whether this article ~ilf explode 10
Il saiurates sawdustY A. ! have not tired ~; do
know u u will explode N left for some time paper
wood TO saturase them; am not chemist fhave
had gas lighted all day In once where tho fluid was
there was . Iesky box Of tho oil In the ofheo for
about three months there also sswdust In tbs boz
and Tin cans was In the Custom House the oil leaked
out. and put into cans 10 save ~ heard thai
the boz OF oil from Hamburg; II went into the
Custom House and ] cannot say when II vent from
tho Custom House; did not see and did not
looK for any marks tho box the box did not
60 by the overland tho supposl,ion In the
once that the box too large. I had the oil
packed In tin and told that the oil In the Dor
In question In glass; think would be proper TO
send the oil in glass and without any mark the boz,
by overland; do not know how the explosion took
place Aspinwai read OF the In Greenwich
street. and before thai engaged In this business
To Mr. Boardmap-I vas told tha; the oil put up
In glass, like carboys, with wicker wiro outside and
another wicker wire outside that; the carboys were
packed In sawdusf.
The case was further adjourned TIL ten O'Clock this
morning.
The New York herald., 1866-05-08

a spiritual and temporal fury upou their heads This
ana thousand other deeds they Will soon have 20
answer Tor four yesrs sgo, when great many 6entiles
wlhtered IN ttah, there we're from three TO Ave
missing every morning Who tell VIVA, ever bee cane
or themS Tho AorInons answer ust retfibut don
VIII oyertake them, and this must be ere long
Let Congress take steps TO d1ye these lnhutnan
monsters from tie country Send brt message across
the continent to California, Idaho Montana and Oregon
for volunteers 10 clean tho Mornons and the u.nle
VIII be but too glad 10 oer ths enlist hand
and heart TO avcngc Their wrongs The women Of Utah
arc 90 be p,icd indeed Men have from ave wives
aud Brigham has many thirty I'VE What are hcy
slaves and they treated than Ancan slaves
ever were. But what can thoy dor Appeal TO the jns.
Ices OF the peace the Mormon courts any other
bunal in Utah FOR redressS What good will II do themf
Brigham Young controls The courts aud everything
P0lygamy TO b. tole rated and IN The United states
In tins century, II w a shame 90 the country
did not wish 10 occupy too much of your space.
could I'LL many page Of The HERALD In recitDg the foul
deeds OF the Mornons aud their unwortbncss OF their
beng allowed TO 1--we In America.
A WINTER MORMON
The New York herald., 1866-05-08
Political News.

ssvsSrB iSpNI CosarIssos,L DarHicf GENERAL
Henry D. wGbbnrn wll probably bs The nominee OF
the republican. for Congress Ia the seventh lad,sns
u. w. voorhees' district
Tns CoSucncrT ssssrosssIr. The Hartford PS,s
says that Governor Rockingham, having consented 10
permit the u.s q bis name for the ssDsoishp, tho
fact changed The sspe Of the scns.or. csavss
At New Haven Bs friends sAd ihst Il va admitted
tha, he would have been choles u The psopls u
had been known that b. the s.Is u would not
be- improper for tho LEGISLATURE - heed TIE popal.r
wish
Hos TIE R,co>surCuos Pas worLD vosE Tho
Macon Geo. Journal aad xcs>41o ssys-
The RsoonHructicn Committee having determines that
bill shall be- passed declaring nss DO % snce 10 tbs
United stsies al tbs pnnrpa t1nfsfsEsis executive
legislative and judicial onces, both Ssn.pl and STATE
AMI the rse0nstracton Committee bsviss sbiogbted
power 70 carry lber reserp. INTO sssc' s,riss. a'
for iustfsuon 0overnof Jsnknav b. os- Of the pro
sorbcd sId ~ declared nssbis 70 ibs enes of Gc,s
nor u Georgia 10 wbrh he hs been el@i-f snf installed
with the entire appreciation ~ the rBtsi ss,ss s1thoy
soypo~ing the Pfesdsn cOnssns iiaai Governor
jenkins shall come down Va pursuance a ths isr ~
thsr. ,nsl. faaronsry "a TOE sists rho could caasi
tutionaiy bold the once aBil bis sb01d BE-
elected who would ss slgos una-r this s~'
PrEEprsr Js~s-oS os rw rssss-.s Fs.scmsi i,- ~
Ia a speech Al SsshyIIls u.,t by Gov.raa Psfos
Bfo~nlow oocao the foiisr 20
l,h MT u ~ presumed tn ,sy rsaf 30 for iphn
rho no' Tor BIZ sooir nsa sni ~ sngv - be
lrangurA,sd The 3OtfiBs in fslDssses " disH sns
rrbel Amops hu lsst siertrtst bsfgff hs iFN bsre.
thlrssn months ago he Sc ssf ohi here serr
bot ave thoussnd 0rs. Hlsn IN fsnarsse- bsy shoud
control the siss snf su ne iims tss, ,hs nssssrs
bas been penfibs H bs bstu fffrs@nt~f W ibcss wbo
have bad yreqssni utsfvsrs wfb BIN 80 ~snilng tbs
leg sisiur. " harry up 80 Ffssease az. Va arc.
therefore ut-u hs platform aud b0p~ 70 pfes<ni nos
Only Eve thoussbd t1f ten tines AZ ttgpss1f ioysi
union 70 govsrn the sis'e
Rsrrusc.s sunss 70 Bcwos -fh.r is 70 10 .
great rson asnoas'''oa IN Y.ssua nsn Bs.',s. oct,
Ttsrsssy s>nss Ys,ss sas 0spsrsi ggas,s cosssl
s,oss- Of rssse-s~s, sss NJ neKss, ofK.s'oesy bsts
been Invited 70 sress
rspp CdseSssuoysl p-r,srr % n~-rn --Hos rAs
v Eosl snnonsess that be -n D. ssssissfs 70, 70.
election N Cosgss from N. rrs s,sYie, - .ss8n
NJ Sosi sspv,rs sks rraassrs pgier
The New York herald., 1866-05-08
The Mormon Plague spot.
THE ACCOUNT or VISITOR IN urAH-TYEASNy-
DEFIANCE OP UNITED Stains ArTHogirY--nUg
DER AND PRorIfoAcY-TuEIK HYPOCRISY Asp
BAsENEss RgvRALyp. ETC.


DEFIANCE or UNITED srArRs AuTHoRirY-auE-
DER AND PRorLioAcr-TnEIE HYPOCRISY AID
BAsESEss RgvRALEp. ETC.
10 rm EDlroR ov uknitp.
10 an issue Of last weeks HnAID read OF an s.~s'
nation lately occurring 10 the Great Salt Lake City II
bad been in my contemplation previously lay before
the readers OF your widely paper brcf sketo
Of tho condition Of thip 10 Utah. and this late of
iahumsn bsrbarism pcrsqades me tsat ~ IA Amos, .
duty make known tbs peop. how things are carried
on In hlsh-handed iawiessness among the M0rmoba I
have been twice among thsm-tbe nrs, tine fsv years
sDos, when stopped two weeks Tha, tune too
short to learn the full history Of their habit. add
,ons; bat the second time from December I. 1904 10
April l. 1905 being -four months, gave surcien, oy-
q taking careful observations Of their mode Of iviBs
their hufnbugs their solemn mockery ~ church a1d
their hate Of the eenie rsce and al other people Who
church0
rAey have no respect whatever for sovsrpnst,
ssS! asS ..s os.s .s. s - = IT.
tered by civil tongues 10 tbeif churches 90 ranfays
Their sermons are blsckSusrd sm Yoa may vif, ssy
snd shls odesi ls always 6s bishop of ,hs ehsrra
Sss. s.r: ..Esss ss -. ss
uss tskss ne led and the bshop follows "a the sAns
sxsi1. 1hey have bcst tailed The BOOK Of hcsmos
which very good vosx slfhough oonssiniDs ertrsor
dinagy dorsrtsss rAs book 10 merely pusaisbsi -
blind 70 the vorld, and 70 beGuls The unvsry INTO
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