... frome the Mor near Rock Pith Mormons a tiny ws Vhe Uta ane Themis a happy circum - as well as tor the © in ...

... appointed to act in conjunction with the auditors. Moxmonitism at Loxtey.—Several months ago a follower of Joe Smith, the Mormon prophet, (whose sect is Leuer known under the cognomen of Latter-day Saints,) located himself in the smal] quiet village of ...

... WepNespay, and AY, ber 17, 19, and 21, by JOHN BOWES, Mane’ Lectures to commen: One Penny Adwissi half-past Seven p.m. Any Mormon Advocate wil! be allowed Minutes at the opening of each Lecture. & epeech of Fifteen 4120 RIG SON AND BELL, WHOLESALE AND ...

... already arrived to an exte sufficient to ascertain the result in each. Tur to all accoun from Hlinois, it would appear that the Mormons are the eve of extinction. A very serious difleuliy has tak place amongst them, in consequence of the death of J Smith, and ...

... were removed, could not be effected, according to any information } possess, upon just andadmissible con: Tae Mormoxs.—The Mormons are in trouble, and seem very likely to give a good deal of trouble to Governor Ford and the democracy of that region. In ...

... ta that vie | t ae sy te ts ef the tact, that vietene ston ad Tete ot sibs tu Lier disturb. ot ss with whieh the de 1 ihe Mormons has been waged, appears te eed aca distanee, altogether ut countable a We ...

... young, to whom the volume is dedicated, will find in it not little information conveyed in very pleasing and unaffected style. MORMON'S FAMILY PRAYERS —Fisher, Newgate Street.—This manual of family devotion contains prayer for every morning and evening throughout ...

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... capital of Texas. It woul seem that some misgivings of the “ loyalty” of the Mormons, who are about to move from to Califor- nia and Oregon, had arisen in the west. The Mormons are said to number some 158,000, to be bitterly hostile to the Government 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, but laid waste the dwellings of all those ...

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... and no change was found either ill their number, weight, va ue Commerce. THE PRESENT DAY Foots—The emigration of the •' Mormons, or Latter day Saints, from this port is daily increasing. Not withstanding the rascalities of their apo-tle, Joe Smuh. having ...