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Show WOMAN'S EXPONENT 112 "We then met in council and agreed to return to Kirtland. We appointed the day and hour when we should meet upon the steamboat wharf at Buffalo. Here we were a thousand mile from Kirtland, and pretty much without During this mission the Lord had money. inadeHimself manifest in healing the sick, " and manifested iu.v casting out devils, miraculous' power under our administration. ' ' August 31. ThU morning we started for home. "Sept. 3. I arrived at the house of Brother J. If. Hale, in Dover, and stayed one day. Elder P. P. Pratt preached.- I left my brethren at this place, and taking stage arrived 1 understood an day at Concord, N. H. ! ;1 f .fame Abo- litionist named Davis was going to deliver a lecture at the Court House. I went with the other stage passengers to hear his principles. After waiting some time for the gentleman, instead of seeing his person, as we anticipated, we beheld an uproar among the people, and our ears were saluted with the howls of three or four hundred demons in human shape, who were in search of the Abolitionist; and not Hou-;e- , nor streets, finding him in the State a commenced building and demolishing they searching others.- - After a little while the peace officers prevailed on them to desist. "They then prepared an effigy, which they carried through the streets on a rail for some time; then forming an assembly before the State House, had an oration delivered on the subject and burned the effigy, while the men of the city dared not to open their mouths, or say aught to them. They then went to a place where they had three pieces of cannon, which they continued firing until daylight. This was a night of peculiar feeling; rejecting upon., the '..night when my brethren were driven from their homes in Jackson County lioiiri,: by a similar mob; and also considering that the time might come when I might fall into the hands of a like band of ruffians. My cry to the Lord wa3, save the man from the hands of these foul monsters. There was such an uproar in the city next morning that it took five men to hold the horses while the passengers got into the stage. This man was one of the first lecturers on Abolitionism in that country, which was then very unpopular. "Sept. 6, I left Concord, came by stage to Lebanon, and walked to Plainfield, where I tarried two days with my cousin, Charles Spaulding, (at the house where my mother was born and reared) from whom 1 received a legacy of seven dollars, bequeathed by my aunt, Speedy Spaulding, who had died a short time before; she had left a similar sum to each of my mother's children. By this means I was enabled to pursue my journey." Before returning to Kirtland, my father spent a few days visiting his friends in Men-doand two sisters, one living in Canandai-gua- , and another in- - Byron, State of New York; then took stage for Buffalo, riding all night, where, he sap, "I arrived just one hour previous to the time appointed to meet my brethren; I found all of them waiting rav arrival. We went on board the Steamer United States, and. proceeded as far as Dunkirk, where she struck a rock and sprung a le ik; she made her way for Erie, where she arrived with diff- Spanish Fork, Utah Co., Utah. Many of niyfriends have repeatedly expressed a desire to see the productions of in y1 be a duty, pen. in print; and believing' it to have consented, although with much diffidence, to publish a small volume of poems and songs, prefaced by a brief autobiography. I lay no claim toeetie ability, but have written just as 1 have been moved upon by the spirit of inspiration. The book will contain upwards of 1.30 pages, bound in cloth, embossed cover, gilt lettered, and the price will be one dollar. In undertaking this enterprise, I sincerely solicit the kind support and patronage of my friends. Very respectfully, II ANN An Co It X A BY.' November, 1880. I have suffered-frokidney difficulty for the past ten years, accompanied by nervous spasms. Physicians gave me but temporary relief, but bottles of Warafter using three and one-haner's Safe Kidney and Liver Cure, my nervous is 77 spasms were entirely relieved. My age years. I recommend the great remedy, to all suff't reriug from nervous troubles. m ROMANIA B. PRATT, DFla.3ri3ioi-xiOFFICE RESIDES Easton, pa. its Readers. al iculty, under the necessity of run- ning upon a sand bar to save the boat from sinking. There we tarried on the boat twenty-fou- r hours, when another boat came along and moved on to it, and in a few hours arrived we at Fairport. 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