' - as ffftai' i ' Ip fAtliskad tViekl; at ;.J ty nf iavaaat $ Co.f 'if,-.-;- W f; jr' IT. Urfe, i T i L(C AL i -- "' w -' fJ 't A ( BchoSlvitli iv pare d of books as the rcom'nenccmsnt of a Sahbat Sc ho ( Library Morris then caUhiI ' upon all who fell grateful towards the Tuir tee nth W ard tiahbnih chool for. tlieir pro It '! sent to arise. r, ;tr 1th The maiiifesUtioa was i : Profess or Bbsco performed; - - ISM. last evening. at the tit. George rgAinn, Halil the Hall was fi led to its Advirtivlnci Kateief ,"11 i if - S1.UU p 1U. ulmoii capacity, The Proyr, V - 0,73, cHIZr fessor understand i his busia laserjtlo,' 0,15, ness, nd it is as he seated, his hands Ur much quicker ihaii the eyes of nun. It is worth going to see. Tlic i Superintend int nnl Kveryboly should read his HdYeisernedt and govern hU asMst ills- deserve great G.TLB. 3amgiotamni & Co themselves accordingly. untiring!' praise ; for tlnd . Editors. o i ur Saft wtlbrts i organizing riptichool. Tilers is now six day schools bath Our Drfy. ; in tit George, 'another going Tfcero aife in to things iij in a week or be . taken consider' iti.m to commence into; v then there will be vwJion.We have n desire. to do two, and oxaWAtiifti' business with an outsider. left out, children enough to iili three or four other s hoots VYe should think ; ; the upon A few tiood efficient school shout the past, St- persecutions, teachers could do wcllin tit George Dee, 21855 ve; as a people, have sufierd EU. GdCUi. and who it was that raised up George ' PiojI. Snow, Judge " usdrbve thous U3 uids against ihems'-rveiiobis, IX .Begin u nr G, b. Those knowing ot. miles inti a wilderness Vol 1 of ilie uniter nud m jvt with tb? expectation that we iulobtcd lo us for will oblige by imme- ueurge on iVlu.uy iiie 1 GACrus would naturally peiish? liisi. on a trip to in tUXiiiy It was the sams class' of diate settlement. seilieuitii.e, at Jacobi Well my people that pe rsecute 1 ns 'hat h jroc broke a ivay lroin ke and School. SribfcaCli Our come heret in our midst t6 me nloturaed liome, H?ivinj a few leisure mo- foot ibr Vila reinleaving trade with itm The.- mer .iuiu part of Sun last ments morning lay from chants,, the Gentile the joYiuey,. Wo arrivedat School. Sibbadi our ted vis we - world, will omi here and trie ; upperniuduy early It wu truly a beautiful .tell us how very muh tVey and Preat Thursday are taken up with our people sight to behold very near 3 oauw had amorning, ibng talk wiibue and make some silly persons hundred youths assembled Indidus giving mucb'good nf being instrucpresents in drdir lo gain fa-- : with the aim iieia ineet-i- qv Friday JJ those wh "3e only '"I'- -; ted vors. We should think by at the upper muddy, the. toteach rising is . past and avoid such ject aud; wholesome-principlesPiestyow; veneration good 1 characters. Young giyiiig good ma Bra. Rd. Morrii,: ; If we are united against tne jieuple. in the v 'outsiders we Will erentu- -: assis ant superintendent made afternoon we roiled out and remarks some interesting very jdl become independent. at 6 p in arrived at tit Joseph Lake Salt to ahouvhis'trip If they bring goods in our A to the Thir- Ntxtday' drove to tit Thuouf visit his and City it is to 'tm:dst, only held meeting, and in lire strip us of School Sabbath fWard teenth r our hard earning; then psr- -. returned to til Joseph -- tne best indhe "Territory b ips turn, aruU :d and drive us where ; we held a conierouc ? on frona pur Ihomes t iThis being statipgithat they sunday ; Monday ; Hlar U the case lot u, one and all, go bout ?' ur.. Sabbath, School, lor bomO and arri ved :wed into a cooperative system of and presented him for this after nesday evening, business. on canning ' . 1 TKtlttHt , 1 1U-c- W. I . . M . 41 i , ' - T 4 . v , : . in K - ' u ' S. . rw ; y -- f t Hi ; : ': 4 ax x ( M! i J : ,. . t-i- ; - , . , . i. - . : - ! -- il tie r thi ia-siruct- iouftj . up-jiOn- jhe ib ;joi-AW- . -- ruot-ioui- iio i eve-nm- g . a Q lu