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Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-10-31
Churches T0-n0rrSs W /.

Rev. Edward Payson Walton will preach Sun
day morning, at 10Js O'Clock, in the New Jeru-
salem church. Subject: "Saul or Wickeduess
in High Places (concluded)
Calvary Church Services tomorrow at l0l5
A NJ, and TX P. aI Sunday Schoo, at A. II.
Tuesday Evening Lecture, and Friday Evening
Bible Glass.
Unitarian Church, West Street near Sth f. Is
rael, Pastor Hours of meeting, lo1s A. NJ, and
~ p NJ. Subjects, morning, "Persona Plety
(4th serinon) its necessity evening" Methods
Of Education (2nd aermon.) chiidren's meet
ing at 21S P. VI.
The Rev. Alex Macarthur will preach, to
morrow, at l01S A. NJ, and ~ T. NJ. at the Sec
ond Baptist church, corner Of French and
Fourth SITS All are cordially invited.
Delaware Avenue Baptist Church, cor. Della
ware Avenue and West sts.. Rev. G. W. Fol-
we'll. pastor. Services at 1913 u. m and IA y. m.
-prayer meeting every Sabbath evening at G Is.
All are cordially invited The Pastor will ex-
change tomorrow, with Rev. John Mostyn, OF
Philadelphia.
Central Church, J. L. Coukey. pastor.
Preaching tomorrow morning AT 1890 eveu-
ing at 7.30 IN consequence of unavoidable de-
lay in tho furnishing. the service will be i'll the
lecture room.
West Presbyterian Church, Cor 9Th aud Wash
ington streets. Preaching at 10}s \. NJ. and ~
p NJ. by the pastor, Rev. J. NJ. p. Otis. Sub
iects for the morning, "The Law and the Cos
pei !" for the evening, "fIow to be saved - All
are cordially invited.
First Baptist Church Services tomorrow as
usual preaching at l0h. A. NJ and ~ I. NJ.
| by the Pastor, Rev. +. NJ. Eastwood. All are
cordially invited. Seats free. Sunday school
at . A. NJ
Scott NJ. L. Church. Preaching tomorrow. at
l0i5 A. NJ, and ~ p. NJ, BY the pastor, Rev
| j. Owen Sypherd. Sabbath School at A. Nj.
and P. VI. Prayer meeting at p. NJ. All are
cordially invited.
Hanover Church. Preaching, tomorrow, by
the pastor, Rev. L. Marks. morning and evening.
Prayer meeting at Z r. NJ. All are cordially in
vited.
Trinity Parish, Sunday November lst Trim
iiy Chapel, 5th and King, morning prayer at 9ls,
litany and communion l0lS, evening prayer ~,
sunday school at A. NJ; Old Swedes church,
7th and Church, morning service ut l0l9. even.
ing prayer at t. sunday school at 4.
MORE MoRK ron THE II. 4 H. Co. The Harlan
Il Hollingsworth Co. have obtained the contract
for building the new steamer for the Eastern
Shore Steamboat Co., PLYING on the Chesapeaks
between .Crisfield and Baltimore. Tho keel il
already prepared, many Of the ribs are bent, and
the work OF putting together will be begun in {
few days. The new steamer will be about IGN
feet in length.
The ferly-boat Can,lea. OF the Philadelphis
aud Camden Co, was placed in the dry dock oil
I Thursday for repairs.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-10-31
Societies.
MEETINGS. THIS EyENINa

Mechanics Lodge, ~. 4, l. o. o r.. At odd
Follows Hall, 81 ard Kins.
NIuqua Tribe, M. $. I. .. Il. NJ. at Red Men ;
Hall. AS Market rtlee,.
Lafayette Lodge. No. :, X. Of T.. at Knightr
Of rythIas Hall.
Walola Lodge, |. 0. Of q. r.. at 9Th and Ship
ley streets.
Eden Division No. 9, 5. Of r, Mccary'- build.
ing.
jefferson Council, No. 10. Q. L. A. NJ. at Nc
chanies Hall, 2lg King Stloet
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sz-aO CENT

sE-40 CENT
40 Cent
40 Cent
Merlno Shirts
Mern0 Shirts,
Merino Shirts,
for
Boys and Girls,
Boys and Girls,
Boys and Girls,
10 Cent Boys Good Merno Shirts,
60 Cent Boys Superior MerinO Shirts,
80 Cent Boys Extra Merino Shirts,
Chldren's Fine English Shirts
Chdren's Cartwright and Warmers Shirts
aferino Night-Gowns for Children, all sizes.
We are prepared to offer the above goods at much
lower prices than have prevailed for several years.
Our patrons kindly invited TO look AT onr stock,
Ladies' and Gents
Ladies' and Gents
Ladies' and Gents
40 Cent Gents Good Merino Shirts.
so Cent Ladies' and Gents Good Weight Shirts,
O. Cent Good Mermo Vest.
so Cent Ladies superior Shirts
sln0 Ladies' and Gents Extra Flne shirts.
Full Lines Extra English shirts.
onr lines in above goods are now complete and
prices marked down to suit The Times.
% Gem Ladies' Stockings.
- tcnt Ladies' Stockings.
The Ladies' 2s Cent Stocking full regular good
hric, slightly, and has large AMI STEADY salt,
Ladies' and Gents Fine stockings.
Ladies' and Gents Striped Stockings.
80 Cent IXtrl Fine Regular BalhrigCan
Chdrcn's liaurgeahs.
JOHN Nj. FINN.
5. L. Cor. Arch and seventh Street, Philadelphia
octiO-Tu& Sa4w
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-10-31

WASHING MACHINE. -Tomlinson 4 Buchby
are agents for new washing machine which
they have placed Oh exhibition at the Fair BY
means OF groove grooved board is caused to
pass over d washboard and i'll this way dlspenses
with the hand rubbing while retaining the old
washboarh Examine il
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-10-31
fKeported by Merrick, johnson h Co., Bankers
nrokefs, 9Th and Market Sts.l
CITY ITEM 8.

~ ~BaJcock d Bio keep ladies' butloned boots at
$500 They are splendid. At 206 Market street.
above second, lower side.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-10-31

Large FAN and Winter stock of Boots and
Shoes at Prettymans cheap boot and shoe store, ,12
Market Street, Third door below Second.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-10-31

SOCIAL Hor.-Prof. Kruger has appointed
Friday evening, November 18th, for the holding
of one OF his popular social hops. 1t will be
well patronzed.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-10-31

ACQUITTED. Robert +. johnson, charged with
a criminal assault upon Mary Ann Collins, near
Bombay Hook last spring, succeeded in proving
an albi at his trial on Wednesday and was dis
charged. Geo V. Massey, Esq, was his couu-
aai
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-10-31

fE-Men's WiIrter Boots from s2.i5 up, and Mems
Calf Boots from $3.50 up, at Prettyman's
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-10-31

gH- Wonlen's Lace Shes from Sl.b0 up. and W
mems button shoes from S2.75, OF Prettymans
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-10-31
8pardiua.

noARnING FOX GENTLEMEN AT
n SO KING er octd-tf
OARDIN WITH DESIRABLE
ID roous AT iyl.tt SUI West VI
D0ARDING FOR MAN AND WIFE,
I'D or TWO single gentlemen, ln private family AZ
aprqt-tf Il9 JEFFERsoN sIhhhi,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-10-31

Is-DIAMOND JERBLRr Specially. Amert-
oan aud imported watches is Sarat solid gold rings,
ladies' and gents solid gold chains. Jeweryin every
variety also clocks at prices 10 suit the times, at T.
W. Bally's old established stand, No. 629 Market St
Phllahalnhia
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-10-31

sw- BOYS Boots and Shoes, also Misses and Chill
drens Shoes IN great variety, and at extraordinary
low prices, at Preityman's, 2 Market Street, third
door below Second octS-3m'
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-10-31

JACOB zAUN Il SON
- FASHIONABLE
BOOT AND sHoEMAKERs,
FOR GENTLEMEN'S AND BOYS WEAR,
No. 905 ARCH STREET,
(ADJoiSiSG THB MUSEUM, PHiLADElPHiA)
Have now ready the latest styles for The season.
Also an assortment Of Leagins for riding, hunting
and walking. tep2e-7meod
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-10-31

Es- Boots aud Shoes at prices to suit the tlmes, a
Prettyman's.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-10-31
a Hint.

Hint.
II you wOat aspire
10 anything higher,
Or kindle the tendcresl passion
For clothes You must cail
N Benn=it's TOWER HALL,
And get just the ''tip'' OF the fashion.
Tile best goods OF ever kind. style and grade, made
UP into The most Stylish Clothing can always be pro-
cured here Garments at lower prices tnan anyw
e'se. BENNETT & CO., TO AkR HALL CLOTHING
BAZAAR, 5i> MARKET STREET half way between
5'h and 9th streets, rhiiadelphia.
--------------------------
CITY ITEMS.
You c5n get fine calf boots wide sole and heel,
comfortable for walking, AZ Iahcork Bros, 90d
Maref, street, lower stie
- Trg Bdlcock d B,o best calf stitched boots,
Wurt.i Slu, Al sT5o, 2cd Market street, east side.
r.. Mems rae cGif stitched boots usual price S. 80,
for =, NJ 2O6 Market street pahcock 4 bro.
sV-La0gi LOOK L0oEI
kELLY-s DYSPEPSIA MIXTURE OR ELIXIR
OF LIFE.
1 1t viii cure Dyspepsa, Sour stomach and Heart
/ .unI.
| It Will make you strong ailI give you new life.
II Will act upun your liver ami tone up your dges
| ndn.
II Is pleasant to take au1 perfectly harmless.
! Il wll do a that 'unc viii do without liquor Il
iihuilte. II IS pot Wine Of Iron. Try It. Doctor,
| lrescrhe It. C,, gy recommend 1t. Thousands
nave been cured with It. suffer no longer. Sent
| ild ~, trcuat See what It has done.
fur sale III smith K Painter Z, Bringhurst y 60.
Aclnail. .r., and druggists venera!ly. apre-i In
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-10-31
Aotifes in 6aakruptfn.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
Il rnhei States for the District o. Delaware,
~ BANKRCPTci.
In Re JOHN McLEAR 4 son, Bansrnpts.
District of Delaware, s.:
In puisu zee of an oder Of the said Court,
hereby gve notice tha' general meeting Of the
creditors OF said Bankrupt will be held at the
United States Iourt Room, for sail District, on
phursdaF, the 5lh day OF November 4. D., 1874, at
O'Clock =. NJ. y fore I.s.i c Bird, FsQ Registrar
IA BanSrupt Ia said u strict
WILLIAM CANDY, Assignee, Se.
nrt1l.pn1tunyS
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-10-31

The great sdccess We haNs met with IN the sale OF
our silks has fully convinced US ,hat we have NJ
competitors in this city, and are furthermore con
vineed that they are as lew as the same quality OF
goods can he purchased IN the larger cities
s$-We invite all TO call and examine these beau
gif1, goods
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-10-31
aNAnted.
Aotifes.

NOTICE CE.-FUNERAL NOTICES AND
IN Society meeting notices 10 secure Insertion In
the COMMERCIAL must iaudridblg be paid for II da-
rance apr4-tf COMMERCIAL, PRINTING co.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-10-31
FRENCH GOODS /!

Lupins Celebrated Make of Black Goods in all
styles an qualities, Also, Courtauld's English
Grapes and Grape Wells.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-10-31
for Rsnt.
for SaIs.

J,OR SALE-A ONE-FOURTH INTER
IL est in the Wilmington car Works. Bowers,
Dure Il Co., including buildings, and its 20 acres OF
ground, will be sold worth the money Inquire OF
NJ. NJ. CHILD q co.
Exchange Building Seventh and Market Sta,
Oct3l-it Wilmington, Del
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-01-02
H0uae aud Lot tor sale.

fhe house. and TOT il Jasper. now w.
cnpri hv tir undersigned. as Is +,
drnce. Cool hsirl house. tRn room.
hall, ca'l1r. wen, &c. prirr. sss4-hai
e'-'. balance in four equal annual pay
'"NA'-' &. DoASE.
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ANOTHER TESTIMONY.



ia. foaS Rrrt.-nrar sir Kaowin tle efficiency ~
oar Sar-aparis ant ne heating ar- beneficial qu-h
lies possssses send you Tie fcioeing -taceni ~
ms case
VA wounded about two wears tro--was taken rris-
.rre~ ana confined FOR mouths brirr moved ~ Hf-
n mn NJ rrl- haze not healed scr. ifvs ncf -1f w
f, moment since was wounded. nm -hot through %
hfos NJ general health is imrrref hnd rfees ~0nis
.ffuv rs asset nature have More fih iu fnnr sar
s.rnrIiia than anything else wish hFf fn hr 1rru-
me Please express me hefa dfTrr 0ftle~ tnc otgs
CArrAlS G. r JOHNSON.
ST. Icrf-. 40.
p She following was WRITER ATr' sofh. lsec.
Hrs Jennie johnson. mother r. Capt johnson.
la JoHx Brtt-near Sir ~ ho-hard ~. G. :
5phuson was .kiilni surgeon and stefan in Centre
Nsw York whore he died. leaving th, above q. Y
johnson 10 my Al fhirtrer years 10 a4e ne bed
chronic a arrhea and scrnfua fpr whirh save yuur
Sarsaparfila II cured him have for ten years r.
commended IL a. many in Neu lerk ohio ind lows ~
scrofula fovsr sores and General debility. Perfect
success has attended b. Tn cures efrtrd To souis
ca o. -crofA and fever almost racnlnus
In am very anxious fHr tHtu have recourse ~
vou- SarSapariia Ne T. fearful w Tffng sVurioui
article hence his writing you Or t fsis wounds
were terrible. but believe he will recover.
Respectfully,
JENNIE JOHNSON.
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LAa5s ~tFtvAEESG

sNHE undersigned County surveyor.
I. being necessarily calird away from
ihr COUNTY fora .rN weeks notifies ilar
aui.lir that ~ ha, secured sober AMI
deputy. 10 ihr lr,r-on ~ ".
'R Fif',ie. wh. Will atf-md - III survey
ing nerc.~nrv a. he done during h..
ab~errc. 80 ihai 40 one need suffer iH-
convenience thereby. His Po>r-Df'irr
lddre~. Is "a ilunfiH-burg. whore Those
desiring surycl im. done will please
notify him. W. X. OSBORN.
D.f. 2. ls-5-tf County Surveyor.
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JENNIE JOHNSON
B U l. l. S
w Orm Destroyer


EXTRACT OF LETTER FROM GEORGIA.
ynL,Now wALKERCo.. Ga. !
june 20
ia JonS RrtI-Dcar Sir; have recently given yotiI
sworn Destroyer several trials and find 10 wonderfully
efcacous II has not failed n single Instance 90 have
the wished Tor effect am doing pretty large country
racce and have daily use for some article Of theknd
am. sir, most respectfully.
JULiyS Y CLEMENT. w. n.
r. 8. 50 unqualified and numerous are the frstimc.
malls IN favor ~ my Worm Destroyer hat newspaper
~ ace Is entirely too small 10 tell ifs merits.
II j. infallibie remedy Or Worms Try IL and ~
convinced. See my Journal for fun description
JOHN BULL.
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SATINETS, IWFFDs, I0EnTEOY--
WATFRPRooFs. JEANS, &c, &C..
for suits. and also SPLENDID YEsTINes.
in good variety.
There is no need now OF going abroas.
to get suits, rs am determined TO krrf
NJ u IN thc'demand. and have thcreiorg
brought on this stock. which an
prepared 10 make up in the latest 81 d.
and ~ reasonable prices. Sniis will b'
made up 10 order. IN the latest fashion
or NJ customers may wish.
Cutting done promptly. and good IL.
guaranteed. Come and see me on
East MAIN STREET.
sept. 10. '-3-v. Front Of Court House
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4 Full stock of fine Wines Drarlie.
and whistles for Medical purpose
Acpt al I. Mertz a. Co.'S
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-12-05

Rob nson Crusoc's island, in the South
Pacific ocean, 10 now peopled by Ger
man colony Of about 20 souls who Ian
dcd upou its shores in 1852. On their
arrival they found large foeks Of goats,
80 halt wild horses, about 80 assss and
number OF o,her domestic animsis,
They brought With them cows, hogs,
fowls farming utensils, small boats end
fishing tackle,
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-12-05

At a recent New York funeral, wtrs
the deceased was a young and beautiful
girl over $4,000 worth Of flowers were
distributed in aud around tho coffin. A
chorus was sung by hired vocalists. On
either side Of the coffin stood four young
gir's dressed ia white, each holding in
her hand wreath of flowers. While
the minister prayed, a bell was tolel in
the hallway; and a chant sing by the
hired yocalists. The lady friends Of
the deceased thought the entertainment
perfectly elegant.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-12-05

Mont Blanc, it is said, has be, dwaf
ed by the discovery in Europe OF q Sal
lcr monarch Of mountains. Maunt
Elburz; on the European side Of the
Caucasian water has been found to
Re 1885 feet high, or 2742 feet high
cr than the greatest estimated height OF
Mont Blanc. The mountain is inshapo
flattcncd dome, and although posses
sing the Alpine characteristics of snow
field, ice lakes and glaciers is climbed
by experienced mountaineers!
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-12-05

y man employed in Boltinorc fac
tory committed suicide the other day by
drowning, The dclbcratcd.Ss of pur
pose evinccd by him was remark able.
lie first took drink Of liquor. then wal
ked to a wharf, laid his coat and 4 book
in whIcl, he kept some Of his employers
account on the edge, and eaped into
the water in full view of the
crew cf schooner lying lew yards
distant and OF several persons near by on
the wharf, The men on the vessel throw
logs of wood o yer to him, and once sniz
ed u rope aud tosscd it so close to him
that he WAS Obliged to change his posi-
tion to avoid it, To all entrcaties to
save himsclfllo answered th It he ,ull
not as lie was determined to die. 4
boat WINS then procured, and several
men got into it and tried to rescue him
with a bont hook, which WIS wound
about the leg ofhis .pantaloons, After
numerous eff rts, the unfortunate man
was drawn out, He gave two or three
grasps but although every exer,ion was
made to rcsu,icitate him. he soon ceas
ed to breathe,
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There ID no more human nature in
this remark thu wo otton Gnl in 80
brief space: Determined b,lorc hlnd
wo gravoly pretend to ak tn, opini,l
aud thoughts ofa triond should his dir
fer from ours on any preteuoo VIC pity
his want both Of judgment aud sonso:
but if he falls iuto aud a.ttors our plan
why really wo tLiuk him sensible man.
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NUMBER as

search they caric back without bringing
with them the civil officer. "Ah, wsll,"
said st. Peter, "waere is the sheriff Z. Z.
Impossible to Gud one 10 Paradise"
".n fact, although 1hare not thought
of it before, there has never been one
admitted here What shall We do 7aot'so
violate the law a burst of low cunning,
replied to him II was Mons Par!ecrsuE,
who nearly, swooaed with delight on
seeing the embarrassment Of the celes,
.ial guardian 81 shall wal. my sun
mons a long time" said ho, making 9
victorious gesture 'The sheriff who.
will bring it to me is not yet born"
St Peter was taten aback
One of his advisers whispered to him
the idea Of allowing sheriff to eat.r
Paradise for a few hours only, in orior
to hasten the departure Of the lawyer
That would be bad expedient,, rs-
piled he, "yoa do not knda lawyers
Ours would ind means Of cavil upod ths
Legality of the summons lie would
plunge u. iuto the troubled wAs,ri Of th.
law, and finally he would not lcav, u,
After that should find myself with
lawyer and sheriff on my hanls Tho
first is enough" And this Is how .hsro
camo to bo a lawyer in Paradise aa'
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-12-05

have stated, they started acros, the
Plains. Un arriving at Salt lake City
they were told by the Mormons that
they were too late to cross the Sierra
Nevada mountains by the old emf grant
route. The Mormons assured them
that there was
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-12-05

a correspondent of tho Erie, Pcan.,
Observer, sends to that journal tho fol
lowing anccdot,: Mrs. =: has for soma
time past been the owner of Gno E,.
qumaux dog. A few months ago, Mss
J. became the mother of @ besut.fnl
little little girl, Of whom the dos at frst
very jealous. His better nature, how.
ever, soon asserted itself, an hess became
very fond of the child. A few weeks
ago baby was crying loud and long.
Dogsic came up stairs in evident dis
trcss of spirit, whincd in answer to che
child's cry; but finally, as if sudden
though, had started him, trotted quick
ly down stairs. He presently returned
with bone, we'll picked, of course ;a
his mouth, which, standing on his hinl
legs, he .sraycly presented it TO the little
baby. .,,5aslI
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q
Stories about the aate H5racS Greeley
and his hand writing are still agoins the
rounds. This is tile latest from the st.
Paul's Press: "Horace wrote a note to
a brother editor IN New York whose
wiring was equally illegible with that
Of his own The recipient Of the note
net being able to read it. sent it back By
the same messenger TO Mr. Greeley for
elacida ton. Supposiug it. TO be. tie
answer to his own note, Mr.. Greeley
looked over it, but likewise was unable,
to read it, and said to the boy: "Go
back with it. What does the d--m fool
mean? "Ycs sire" said the boy
''that is just wha. he says"
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-12-05

Two bundled and forty cauabris haal
herehiets says the Hosald, we're satara
ted on Friday evening at Booths while
Jefferson was performing ii tho Lass
scene of.Rip Van Wrinkle,
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-12-05

under arrest by the Unitel States all,
thorities, we may mention something
concerning the reigring prophet, Bri.
gham Young, and his adherents The
: Prophet is at tha threshold of death.
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ENHOwNAIEHr HOUSE.

/ For >o:nc little time the young Pro
lphrt seemed to live happily with his
three wives, bu, more recently, finding
that il was Il IN her expensive luxury
to support three wives, II. r,ncl,l.l To
discard hi; first and second wives. iii,
hrst wife secured divorce from the
Mormon Church, the husoan asre.in !.
to purchase Il house fo- her her in o.,
den, Utah, (whcrc she now llves) and
lFgive her $50 per mnnth for her support
(which lie has failc.l to d. Sh. h,s
lsealled upon the Prophet Brigham, the
Father of her husband for ail. Brigham
| IIreluscd to aid her, stating that he was
hen supporting .Ioha " W.'s s,coiil wiG.
and with the expenses Of his own family
he was unable to assist her. The tw,
tnrSakcn wives may mourn the loss o!
their husband, but what effect will tha,
have upon Eastern soce'y?
TIE DOWNFALL OF M0HMoNIsM
is lccr'cd the mo nent th,t Brigham
Young dies. lie has no progeny who
have the ability AMI nerve to carry out
the grand project Of his life; he has no,
rs much property, AS the world gives
him credit for; he has no apos,!es to
propagate his peculiar theories, an "a
the world grows oil Ter fewer fools t.
believe in them. Hence we infer from
the arrest Of the Mormon iien,l Lc, for
his participation in the horrible Noun
tam Meadow massacre aud the rapid de
cline in physical strength of the Nor
mon leader himslt, that the days of Nor
'noadom arc numbered " Y MruM
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AFTER HIM-wHAT :?

AFTER HIM-WHAT
Polygamy is pronounced sin by civ
ilization and crime by the laws of the
United States. AS au ILLUSTRATION of
its sipfulncss as rractiscd by one of the
sclons of the house of tie gre t an i'm.
naculate Prophet,
JOHN W. YOUNG,
son Of the Prophet and cxpectan, sue
cessor Of tic parental mantle of the
Church, is distinguished for the manner
in which he has treated his wives Some
eight years ago he married two Nor
mon women. They were Industrious,
viriuons, good, plain women After the
marriage to these two good women, the
young man makes visit to Philadcl
phia.--Thcrc he happens by chance 10
become acquainted with young lady,
whnm he induced to accompany him to
Utah, crossing tho plains by wagons.
According to the Mormon faith, bcliev
ing that it is necessary to have several
wives to save their souls from eternal
dannat;on; the lady from Philadelphia
consented to be sealed to the son of the
Prophet, and thereby passin., throu III
y hat is called in Mormon parl,ncc
the
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-12-05
THE DOOM OF MoRMoNDoN.

In connection with this brief recital
Of the frishttul tragedy given above for
which the hlormops are substantially
respop sible, aud for participating iu
which tue Mormon leader Leo is now
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-12-05

not an Indian was in sight, and 200
yards from the wagons Of the cmigrants
was inaugnrated the scene Of this
TERRIBLE DEED.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-12-05
a TRUE HISTORY OFTIyE MASSACRE
At MO UN7AYN MEADOW.
TIE MORMG;N- LE.tDER AT.
KFSTED.
BRIGHAM I'0tNG -AND pOLTCIMl'
DOOMED.
Afic, The lanphrt Hriyaam- What ?
SALT LAKE CRY, Nov. 8, 1871

tHN1'I 1-ANE vi ANUV. ., Iot f.
Yfu have. no dcult, already been atl
vised by telegraph of the arrest Of Il
man by the name Of John d. Leo in
Cedar CITY, Beaver county, on the
charge OF having been the leader in the
horrible Mountaih Nc ,dpw massacre.
the circumstances regarding which. ,ha
readers of the Herald not p .rh,p:.
being familiar with, will relate:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-10

A YOUTH. AGED 49, DESIRES A SITUATION I,
~ wholesale house Office learn the bushes 50
good reference salary no object. Address I. II. +.