... DISPENSARY OF THE BRITISH COLLEGE OF HEALTH, No. 38, Paris-street, Exeter. Suppottec by Voluntary Contributions. s :—Jasizs Mormon, the Hygeist GENERAL FARQUHAR, Early Bank, Perth. PATRONESSES:—LADY SOPHIA GREY, Ashton Hayes, Chester. Mrs. CHARLES GORDEN ...

... DISPENSARY OF THE BRITISH COLLEGE OF HEALTH, No. 38, Paris-street, Exeter. Supporten by Voluntary Contributions, rauteNs:—Jarers Mormon, the Hygeist FARQUHAR, Early Bank, Perth, PATRONESSES :—LADY Sur HIA GREY, Ashton Hayes„ Chester. Mrs. CHARLES GORDEN, Wiscombe ...

... among the Mormons, or rather among the bands of lawless men who had assumed the title of Anti-Mormons, as most deplorable. They were carrying fire and faggot into the Mormon settlements in all directions, and did not confine themselves to the Mormons only ...

... scheming fellows pretending to be preachers of a new gospel—in short, they were emissaries of that most wretched imposture, Mormonism. Numbers of small farmers and labourers that were well to do became their victims; they showed as great tact in fastening ...

... number of Mormons before Warsaw had no object of riot or disturbance. The county court of Hancock county, all of whom were Mormons except one, at their last term selected twenty-three grand jurymen in their county, not one of whom was a Mormon; and this ...

... scheming fellows pretending to be preachers of a new gospel—in short, they were emissaries of that most wretched imposture, Mormonism. Numbers of small farmers and labourers that were well to do became their victims; they showed as great tact in fastening ...

... among the Mormons, or rather among the bands of lawless men who had assumed the title of Anti-Mormons, as most deplorable. They were carrying fire and faggot into the Mormon settlements in all directions, and did not confine themselves to the Mormons only ...

... to Cochin China, or round the in two jumps.. A ROW AMONG THE MORMONS. • nis Th hed e e i s t t h e rn p a r p a a g p r e a r p s h f s o n t t h i m e l a a t s i n t eek uproar at the Mormon city of Nauvoo—that Jo. Smith had g w t o h r e r t e w a n ...

... scheming fellows pretending to be preachers of a new gospel—in short, they were emissaries of that most wretched imposture, Mormonism. Numbers of small farmers and labourers that were well to do became their victims; they showed as great tact in fastening ...

... wandering among the trackless prairies of Texas, dwelling with the hospitable planters in Mexico, or making the acquaintance of Mormons, Indians, or Yankee bravoes of the true bowie-knife school, he renders his narrative so singularly interesting that the reader ...

... number of Mormons before Warsaw had no object of riot or disturbance. The county court of Hancock county, all of whom were Mormons except one, at their last term selected twenty-three grand jurymen in their county, not one of whom was a Mormon; and this ...

... election, en' , that Mr. Polk will be triumphant. The annexation of Texas , it is said, will be the great battle cry.—The Mormons done and are doing every thing in their power to allay excitement which caused the death of their great leader, Joe Smith ...