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... teaches the only true religio; that ah mankind will, some day or other, become Mormons; that the ancient remains of forts, towns, &c. found on this continent were left by former Mormons, the Christians of the 400 years ; that he is gifted with the power of prophecy ...
... Thursday, tie 22d ultimo, two yotunsg men, formerly of Louths, membersortile Church of the Latter day Saints, commonly ealled Mormons, arrived at Louthl, direct frosi Ilte bitks of ?? Missouri (America), far west of New York. Otte of them represents himself ...
... suckled, the other seems to receive his share of the nourishment, for lie immediately ceases his ?? 1o di, Monsde Savant. Tar MORMONs.-A good deal of curiosity lasn been excited in this city durhin the last few days by the departure of great numbers of deluded ...
... the heels of the daneeuse fill the theatre even better than the head of th% philosopher. Joe Smith, the arch impostor of Mormonism, is now said to be in custody. Mr. Jesse Carter, fromEng. land, aged 35, has been drowned at Bristol, Rhode Island. The ...
... parson, whom they call the Devil's chaplain. One of Joe Smith's missionaries was here two months ago, i with the Book of Mormon, and he persuaded some folk to l follow him to Nauvoo. We have plenty of tracts among ! us, read at public houses and beer ...
... THE MORMONS eIN AiERicA.-The St. Louis Re publicag, of the 3l1t nlt., has the following :- Great ex. citement of Nauvoo I Arrest of Joe Smith, the Mormon prophet. News was brought last evening by the steamer Osprey, that Joe Smith, the Mormon prophet ...
... American t fleet is to assemble at Halifax, where twenty-one men-of- 1 war are expected. t I would earnestly advise all Enrylish Mormons to drop their delusion and avoid Joe Smith and Nauvol, where difficulties are anticipated between Smith'a followers end the ...
... g thl list of trustees. th . Thanks were then voted to the chairman, and the meeting to separated. m CHEssERs AssizKs-TgE MoRMoN MANsLAuohTEn.-On Tuess- ED day last, Jonathan Pogmore, 44, and Thomas Cartwright, 2i8, two ur N, Nlormonite blacksmiths, were ...
... about 30 individuals left this port by the mail packet for Liverpool, en rouse to the New Jerusalem of Mr Joe Smith, the Mormon im- postor, in the far west. Mr Kelly, late ofthe Rean, near this town, and his family, embark for Liverpool this day, and ...
... rate of exchange on London was 91 to 94, on Paris, 5, 25 to 5, 264. Now times Joe Smith, the Messiah of Mormonism, is dead, the affairs of the Mormon Church are to be managed by twelve apostles chosen from amongst his followers. The Long Island railway ...
... establishment, free from any legacy duty, by the ?? appears from a statement, entitled the Epistle of the Twelve, that the Mormons will have no further election or selection of a prophet as head of the church, but that the succession to Joe Smith is given ...