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	A Post-Master may enclose money in a letter to a publisher of a newspaper to pay the subscription of a third person, and frank the letter, if written by himself.-POST-MASTER GENERAL.		A Post-Master may enclose money in a letter to a publisher of a newspaper to pay the subscription of a third person, and frank the letter, if written by himself.-POST-MASTER GENERAL.

	====Letter From P. P. Pratt.====		===Letter From P. P. Pratt.===

	Manchester, Aug. 12, 1841		Manchester, Aug. 12, 1841
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	P. P. PRATT.		P. P. PRATT.

	====BAPTISM FOR THE DEAD.====		===BAPTISM FOR THE DEAD.===

	An Epistle of the Twelve to the Saints of the Last Days.		An Epistle of the Twelve to the Saints of the Last Days.
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	From the Gospel Reflector.		From the Gospel Reflector.

	====CHARITY.====		===CHARITY.===

	In consequence of our bold testimony and the much plainness and simplicity which we use in describing the apostacy [apostasy] of the church, we are often accused of not having charity for all people who profess to worship God according to the various systems of religion that are extant.		In consequence of our bold testimony and the much plainness and simplicity which we use in describing the apostacy [apostasy] of the church, we are often accused of not having charity for all people who profess to worship God according to the various systems of religion that are extant.
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	WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1841.		WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1841.

	====STEAM MILLS.====		===STEAM MILLS.===

	We would call the attention of our friends, and more particularly the business men of our city, to the subject of steam mills-We are aware that great and extensive improvements have been made in our town, in a few months past-and we take great pleasure in saying that no city or town in the western country, has surpassed this, in rapidity of growth or increase of wealth-it has in the short space of a little over two years, been changed from a thinly settled neighborhood, of some fifteen or twenty families, into a densely populated city of near ten thousand inhabitants, and its population daily increasing.		We would call the attention of our friends, and more particularly the business men of our city, to the subject of steam mills-We are aware that great and extensive improvements have been made in our town, in a few months past-and we take great pleasure in saying that no city or town in the western country, has surpassed this, in rapidity of growth or increase of wealth-it has in the short space of a little over two years, been changed from a thinly settled neighborhood, of some fifteen or twenty families, into a densely populated city of near ten thousand inhabitants, and its population daily increasing.
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	The most of the small towns on the Upper Mississippi, have from one to two and three steam mills, which appear to be doing a good business. Now if those places can support from one to two and three mills, certainly, our city can amply support one. Not only our ability to do, but our wants actually require the services of one, or more, first rate mills, and we hope to see our business men awake on this subject.		The most of the small towns on the Upper Mississippi, have from one to two and three steam mills, which appear to be doing a good business. Now if those places can support from one to two and three mills, certainly, our city can amply support one. Not only our ability to do, but our wants actually require the services of one, or more, first rate mills, and we hope to see our business men awake on this subject.

	====UNIVERSITY OF THE CITY OF NAUVOO====		===UNIVERSITY OF THE CITY OF NAUVOO===

	BOARD OF REGENTS		BOARD OF REGENTS
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	The opportunity which thus presents itself to the citizens of this city, and the surrounding country, for acquiring a thorough and useful education, should not be neglected. While this city is lengthening her cords, and strengthening her stakes, and exhibiting such a spectacle of bustle and enterprise as was never before witnessed, it is to be hoped that mental culture will not be passed over as a little thing. Knowledge is power-a finished education always gives an influence in cultivated society, which neither wealth nor station can impart or control: let those, then, who desire to be useful in their day, come forward at once, and matriculate in some department of the university, that mind may grapple with mind in seeking after hidden treasures.		The opportunity which thus presents itself to the citizens of this city, and the surrounding country, for acquiring a thorough and useful education, should not be neglected. While this city is lengthening her cords, and strengthening her stakes, and exhibiting such a spectacle of bustle and enterprise as was never before witnessed, it is to be hoped that mental culture will not be passed over as a little thing. Knowledge is power-a finished education always gives an influence in cultivated society, which neither wealth nor station can impart or control: let those, then, who desire to be useful in their day, come forward at once, and matriculate in some department of the university, that mind may grapple with mind in seeking after hidden treasures.

	====THE CITY COUNCIL.====		===THE CITY COUNCIL.===

	We would invite the attention of our fellow-citizens to the deliberations of the City Council. That deliberative body convenes at the office of Gen. Hyrum Smith, at 6 o'clock, P. M., on the first, and third, Saturday of every month; and much valuable information is elicited during		We would invite the attention of our fellow-citizens to the deliberations of the City Council. That deliberative body convenes at the office of Gen. Hyrum Smith, at 6 o'clock, P. M., on the first, and third, Saturday of every month; and much valuable information is elicited during
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	the discussions of its important subjects presented for their consideration. The meetings are public, and afford an excellent opportunity, for those who desire it, to acquire an accurate knowledge of our polity, and the nature of our institutions. We hope to see the meetings well attended.		the discussions of its important subjects presented for their consideration. The meetings are public, and afford an excellent opportunity, for those who desire it, to acquire an accurate knowledge of our polity, and the nature of our institutions. We hope to see the meetings well attended.

	====COMMON SCHOOLS.====		===COMMON SCHOOLS.===

	The School Wardens of the University for Common Schools are desired to organize the schools in their respective wards in conformity to an act of the Regents in relation to that important subject-the Teachers must procure a certificate of competency from the Chancellor and Registrar before they can be recognised [recognized] by the Wardens.		The School Wardens of the University for Common Schools are desired to organize the schools in their respective wards in conformity to an act of the Regents in relation to that important subject-the Teachers must procure a certificate of competency from the Chancellor and Registrar before they can be recognised [recognized] by the Wardens.

	====THE N. Y. WEEKLY HERALD.====		===THE N. Y. WEEKLY HERALD.===

	We are informed that there is to be a public demonstration in favor of that most ably conducted and useful paper, the New York Weekly Herald, by the City Council, at its next meeting. Just as it should be-let true merit be rewarded-honor to whom honor is due.		We are informed that there is to be a public demonstration in favor of that most ably conducted and useful paper, the New York Weekly Herald, by the City Council, at its next meeting. Just as it should be-let true merit be rewarded-honor to whom honor is due.

	====PROCLAMATION.====		===PROCLAMATION.===

	The following is inserted as the appendix to the "Book of Doctrine and Covenants" and knowing that it is a good proclamation to all people, we are induced to insert it under this head.		The following is inserted as the appendix to the "Book of Doctrine and Covenants" and knowing that it is a good proclamation to all people, we are induced to insert it under this head.
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	"8. Behold and lo there came none to deliver you, for ye obeyed not my voice when I called to you out of the heavens, ye believed not my servants; and when they were sent unto you ye received them not: wherefore they sealed up the testimony and bound up the law, and ye were delivered over unto darkness: these shall go away into outer darkness, where there is weeping, and wailing and gnashing of teeth. Behold the Lord your God hath spoken it. Amen"		"8. Behold and lo there came none to deliver you, for ye obeyed not my voice when I called to you out of the heavens, ye believed not my servants; and when they were sent unto you ye received them not: wherefore they sealed up the testimony and bound up the law, and ye were delivered over unto darkness: these shall go away into outer darkness, where there is weeping, and wailing and gnashing of teeth. Behold the Lord your God hath spoken it. Amen"

	====From the Millennial Star.====		===From the Millennial Star.===

	Douglas, Isle of Man, May 26th, 1841.		Douglas, Isle of Man, May 26th, 1841.
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	Manchester, Sept. 10th, 1841.		Manchester, Sept. 10th, 1841.

	====THE WAR IN CHINA.====		===THE WAR IN CHINA.===

	It appears that the war in China is about to be renewed with redoubled vigor. The English have fitted out a new expidition [expedition] to proceed against her with the utmost rigor, and his Celestial Majesty, on the other hand, has issued orders for the raising of a "grand army," and the extermination of the English.		It appears that the war in China is about to be renewed with redoubled vigor. The English have fitted out a new expidition [expedition] to proceed against her with the utmost rigor, and his Celestial Majesty, on the other hand, has issued orders for the raising of a "grand army," and the extermination of the English.
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	====OFFICERS OF THE CITY OF NAUVOO====		===OFFICERS OF THE CITY OF NAUVOO===

	Mayor-John C. Bennett. Surveyor-A. Ripley.		Mayor-John C. Bennett. Surveyor-A. Ripley.
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	It has since been ascertained that he has two others wives, one in Ohio, and the other in this State. He undoubtedly joined the church for a cloak to his iniquity.		It has since been ascertained that he has two others wives, one in Ohio, and the other in this State. He undoubtedly joined the church for a cloak to his iniquity.

	====POETRY====		===POETRY===

	For the Times and Seasons.		For the Times and Seasons.
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	Nauvoo, Dec. 15th,--tf.		Nauvoo, Dec. 15th,--tf.

	====HEBREW AND GERMAN====		===HEBREW AND GERMAN===

	A. NEIBAUR Surgeon Dentist, (a German Jew,) will give instruction in the above Languages during the winter season.		A. NEIBAUR Surgeon Dentist, (a German Jew,) will give instruction in the above Languages during the winter season.

RogerNicholson at 03:40, 13 December 2018

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	A Post-Master may enclose money in a letter to a publisher of a newspaper to pay the subscription of a third person, and frank the letter, if written by himself.-POST-MASTER GENERAL.		A Post-Master may enclose money in a letter to a publisher of a newspaper to pay the subscription of a third person, and frank the letter, if written by himself.-POST-MASTER GENERAL.

	Letter From P. P. Pratt.		====Letter From P. P. Pratt.====

	Manchester, Aug. 12, 1841		Manchester, Aug. 12, 1841
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	P. P. PRATT.		P. P. PRATT.

	BAPTISM FOR THE DEAD.		====BAPTISM FOR THE DEAD.====

	An Epistle of the Twelve to the Saints of the Last Days.		An Epistle of the Twelve to the Saints of the Last Days.
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	From the Gospel Reflector.		From the Gospel Reflector.

	CHARITY.		====CHARITY.====

	In consequence of our bold testimony and the much plainness and simplicity which we use in describing the apostacy [apostasy] of the church, we are often accused of not having charity for all people who profess to worship God according to the various systems of religion that are extant.		In consequence of our bold testimony and the much plainness and simplicity which we use in describing the apostacy [apostasy] of the church, we are often accused of not having charity for all people who profess to worship God according to the various systems of religion that are extant.
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	WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1841.		WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1841.

	STEAM MILLS.		====STEAM MILLS.====

	We would call the attention of our friends, and more particularly the business men of our city, to the subject of steam mills-We are aware that great and extensive improvements have been made in our town, in a few months past-and we take great pleasure in saying that no city or town in the western country, has surpassed this, in rapidity of growth or increase of wealth-it has in the short space of a little over two years, been changed from a thinly settled neighborhood, of some fifteen or twenty families, into a densely populated city of near ten thousand inhabitants, and its population daily increasing.		We would call the attention of our friends, and more particularly the business men of our city, to the subject of steam mills-We are aware that great and extensive improvements have been made in our town, in a few months past-and we take great pleasure in saying that no city or town in the western country, has surpassed this, in rapidity of growth or increase of wealth-it has in the short space of a little over two years, been changed from a thinly settled neighborhood, of some fifteen or twenty families, into a densely populated city of near ten thousand inhabitants, and its population daily increasing.
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	The most of the small towns on the Upper Mississippi, have from one to two and three steam mills, which appear to be doing a good business. Now if those places can support from one to two and three mills, certainly, our city can amply support one. Not only our ability to do, but our wants actually require the services of one, or more, first rate mills, and we hope to see our business men awake on this subject.		The most of the small towns on the Upper Mississippi, have from one to two and three steam mills, which appear to be doing a good business. Now if those places can support from one to two and three mills, certainly, our city can amply support one. Not only our ability to do, but our wants actually require the services of one, or more, first rate mills, and we hope to see our business men awake on this subject.

	UNIVERSITY OF THE CITY OF NAUVOO		====UNIVERSITY OF THE CITY OF NAUVOO====

	BOARD OF REGENTS		BOARD OF REGENTS
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	The opportunity which thus presents itself to the citizens of this city, and the surrounding country, for acquiring a thorough and useful education, should not be neglected. While this city is lengthening her cords, and strengthening her stakes, and exhibiting such a spectacle of bustle and enterprise as was never before witnessed, it is to be hoped that mental culture will not be passed over as a little thing. Knowledge is power-a finished education always gives an influence in cultivated society, which neither wealth nor station can impart or control: let those, then, who desire to be useful in their day, come forward at once, and matriculate in some department of the university, that mind may grapple with mind in seeking after hidden treasures.		The opportunity which thus presents itself to the citizens of this city, and the surrounding country, for acquiring a thorough and useful education, should not be neglected. While this city is lengthening her cords, and strengthening her stakes, and exhibiting such a spectacle of bustle and enterprise as was never before witnessed, it is to be hoped that mental culture will not be passed over as a little thing. Knowledge is power-a finished education always gives an influence in cultivated society, which neither wealth nor station can impart or control: let those, then, who desire to be useful in their day, come forward at once, and matriculate in some department of the university, that mind may grapple with mind in seeking after hidden treasures.

	THE CITY COUNCIL.		====THE CITY COUNCIL.====

	We would invite the attention of our fellow-citizens to the deliberations of the City Council. That deliberative body convenes at the office of Gen. Hyrum Smith, at 6 o'clock, P. M., on the first, and third, Saturday of every month; and much valuable information is elicited during		We would invite the attention of our fellow-citizens to the deliberations of the City Council. That deliberative body convenes at the office of Gen. Hyrum Smith, at 6 o'clock, P. M., on the first, and third, Saturday of every month; and much valuable information is elicited during
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	the discussions of its important subjects presented for their consideration. The meetings are public, and afford an excellent opportunity, for those who desire it, to acquire an accurate knowledge of our polity, and the nature of our institutions. We hope to see the meetings well attended.		the discussions of its important subjects presented for their consideration. The meetings are public, and afford an excellent opportunity, for those who desire it, to acquire an accurate knowledge of our polity, and the nature of our institutions. We hope to see the meetings well attended.

	COMMON SCHOOLS.		====COMMON SCHOOLS.====

	The School Wardens of the University for Common Schools are desired to organize the schools in their respective wards in conformity to an act of the Regents in relation to that important subject-the Teachers must procure a certificate of competency from the Chancellor and Registrar before they can be recognised [recognized] by the Wardens.		The School Wardens of the University for Common Schools are desired to organize the schools in their respective wards in conformity to an act of the Regents in relation to that important subject-the Teachers must procure a certificate of competency from the Chancellor and Registrar before they can be recognised [recognized] by the Wardens.

	THE N. Y. WEEKLY HERALD.		====THE N. Y. WEEKLY HERALD.====

	We are informed that there is to be a public demonstration in favor of that most ably conducted and useful paper, the New York Weekly Herald, by the City Council, at its next meeting. Just as it should be-let true merit be rewarded-honor to whom honor is due.		We are informed that there is to be a public demonstration in favor of that most ably conducted and useful paper, the New York Weekly Herald, by the City Council, at its next meeting. Just as it should be-let true merit be rewarded-honor to whom honor is due.

	PROCLAMATION.		====PROCLAMATION.====

	The following is inserted as the appendix to the "Book of Doctrine and Covenants" and knowing that it is a good proclamation to all people, we are induced to insert it under this head.		The following is inserted as the appendix to the "Book of Doctrine and Covenants" and knowing that it is a good proclamation to all people, we are induced to insert it under this head.
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	"8. Behold and lo there came none to deliver you, for ye obeyed not my voice when I called to you out of the heavens, ye believed not my servants; and when they were sent unto you ye received them not: wherefore they sealed up the testimony and bound up the law, and ye were delivered over unto darkness: these shall go away into outer darkness, where there is weeping, and wailing and gnashing of teeth. Behold the Lord your God hath spoken it. Amen"		"8. Behold and lo there came none to deliver you, for ye obeyed not my voice when I called to you out of the heavens, ye believed not my servants; and when they were sent unto you ye received them not: wherefore they sealed up the testimony and bound up the law, and ye were delivered over unto darkness: these shall go away into outer darkness, where there is weeping, and wailing and gnashing of teeth. Behold the Lord your God hath spoken it. Amen"

	From the Millennial Star.		====From the Millennial Star.====

	Douglas, Isle of Man, May 26th, 1841.		Douglas, Isle of Man, May 26th, 1841.
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	Manchester, Sept. 10th, 1841.		Manchester, Sept. 10th, 1841.

	THE WAR IN CHINA.		====THE WAR IN CHINA.====

	It appears that the war in China is about to be renewed with redoubled vigor. The English have fitted out a new expidition [expedition] to proceed against her with the utmost rigor, and his Celestial Majesty, on the other hand, has issued orders for the raising of a "grand army," and the extermination of the English.		It appears that the war in China is about to be renewed with redoubled vigor. The English have fitted out a new expidition [expedition] to proceed against her with the utmost rigor, and his Celestial Majesty, on the other hand, has issued orders for the raising of a "grand army," and the extermination of the English.
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	OFFICERS OF THE CITY OF NAUVOO		====OFFICERS OF THE CITY OF NAUVOO====

	Mayor-John C. Bennett. Surveyor-A. Ripley.		Mayor-John C. Bennett. Surveyor-A. Ripley.
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	It has since been ascertained that he has two others wives, one in Ohio, and the other in this State. He undoubtedly joined the church for a cloak to his iniquity.		It has since been ascertained that he has two others wives, one in Ohio, and the other in this State. He undoubtedly joined the church for a cloak to his iniquity.

	POETRY		====POETRY====

	For the Times and Seasons.		For the Times and Seasons.
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	Nauvoo, Dec. 15th,--tf.		Nauvoo, Dec. 15th,--tf.

	HEBREW AND GERMAN		====HEBREW AND GERMAN====

	A. NEIBAUR Surgeon Dentist, (a German Jew,) will give instruction in the above Languages during the winter season.		A. NEIBAUR Surgeon Dentist, (a German Jew,) will give instruction in the above Languages during the winter season.

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| CITY OF NAUVOO, ILL. DEC. 15, 1841.
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