... work is devoted to the history of the rise, pro- le gress, persecutions, and present flourishing e- condition of the sect of Mormons, in the in- 10 terior of the Great Basin, where they have n also organised a constitution, and all the It machinery of a ...

... marrlyu Mormon housesB, and introduced to nelarly oil the leading ai Sann wea have dined at their tables;,ehv catd s with their wives'I we havte rompsd and played with their n children. The feelings which we have gained en to the it effect of Mormon life ...

... work is devoted to the history of the rise, pro_ gress, persecutions, and present flourishing . conditionaof the sect- of Mormons, in the in- terior of the Great Basin, where they have also organised a constitution, and all the machinery of a government ...

... is devoted to the history of the rise, pro- egress, persecutions, and present flourishing in 1- condition of the sect of Mormons,', in the in-. w J terior of the Great Basin, where they have e also orgauised a constitution, and all the E tmachiner'y'of ...

... ~a erg 'North'ro their way to the Salt Lenke Valley mm reW . eriCa, the adoptededountiy of the sin]ular p05 s, sect the Mormons. The party eonaisted of small 'a n her farmers, market gardeners, labourers, and meeca- He .. . nics, with their wives and ...

... a phenomenon Mr. which is beautifully exhibited upon the surface of it long, common soap-bubble. ngtl A CoNvznT from Mormonism is travelling an's over the kingdom exposing the absurdities of his The late ereed. At Chester last week, he said that louse ...

... phenomenon is Mr. which is beautifully exhibited upon the surface of a m long- common soap-bubble. in ogtp A CoNVERT from Mormonism is travelling ian . over the kingdom exposting the absurdities of his The late Creed. At Chester last week, he said theat ...

... Amierican. It is saidi that l of Alloso who have read thle MS. believe that it will do ais he ~inuclr toward the extinetion Of Mormonism as 1Uncle uri thin's Cillabin did towards the extinction of slavery. im Among the facsimiles preparing for publication by ...

... t3 or monogaminiits, would bh meet at last in Abraham e bosomi. When.- he sat dawn Brigham rose no) and merely said. IMy Mormon brethren, I our revered friend, Mr. Newman Hall, has forgotten in hi t eloqiuent sermon to remind us of one little fact, and ...

... the neighbourhood is quiet artz cue trrxiL rare anxious for peace and desire to trade. A MOEMON DECLARATION OF F-ITH.a The Mormons at Salt LaJke City have issued a new profession of faith. According t'o a Dalziel's telegr--a_ it subscribes to the doctrine ...

... many others, will shortly be deposited in the Museum of the Anthropological Society.-T/te AwRElrUS WARD AMONGST THE' MORMoNs.-The Mormons are fond of dancing. Brigham and Heber C. ldance. SO do Daniel H. Wells, and the other heads of the Church. Balls are ...

... he lived by hard labour, till he got a I sort of waiter's berth at a mission-house I -. turned into a tavern, and kept by a Mormon, S whose sleeping partner was a Romisb priest. 2 ,From this state he was rescued by the offer of i a free passage in his old ...