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... Mormon to California. Tbo Cambrian : On Tuesday lasi Swansea was quite enlirene-i consequence of the arrival of several loaded with lugpage, attended by some scores of tbe * bold peasantry of Camartbensbire, and almost an sqcal number of the inhabitants ...
... TBB MORMON IMPOBTOR*. extract the following account from the £zrtminer. confeea that when first read it, could scarcely believe that it waa in Scotland that such things were going on. But the fact appears to true beyond doubt ; and w» have reason believe ...
... BREAKING UP OF THE MORMON SETTLEMENT. The Mormon community at Nauvoo have left their temple and what they believed to be their promised land, having vainly endeavoured to resist the hostility cf their neighbours, and have commenced a long and difficult ...
... MORMON IMPOSTURE. We extract the following account from the OUugow Examiner. We confess that when we first read it, we could scarcely believe that it waa in Scotland that such things were going on. But the fact appears to be true beyond doubt; and we ...
... THE BOOK OF MORMON. In small Bvo, price Is 61, the Second Edition of THE CITY of the MORMONS; or, Thre,- Days at Nauvoo, in 1842. By the Rev. HENRY CASWALL, M.A., Author of America and the American Church, and Professor of Divinity in Kemper College ...
... and surrounded by an almost interminable wilderness. This magnificent structure, which was designed by a Mormon architect, and built by Mormon workmen, at an estimated cost of 800,000 dams, is one of the finest buildings in the New World. It is now on ...
... Arlington Bennett, published in the newspapers, urging the Mormon people to remove to the Pacific Ocean, and advocating the ciuse of the tyrants who have seized on the government of the Mormon Church. This Church, such as it is, was formed by my lamented ...
... Faithful, Mormon fc» .London VandiJiß, Codman :-; for New Tork .r.i.t 8 CtM. of Yarborough, Bennett d* ' for London 9 Kinnear, Heard ,: d*. '* °() for^SydnejyN*B#^F« i• •>» . »•). 16 Horatio, Crocker Channing, Huttleston both for Near York 18 Delhi, Weller ...
... MORMONISM.—A SAD TALE, A few years ago retired tradesira* of this city, then scarcely entered upon middle life, was living comfortably upon a nice little estate of his own, few miles from town, in a charming rural country. He married a respectable young ...
... THE BOOK OF MORMON. CHAP. Hr. 1. Lytton. 4. He is beloved. 6. Fatal tfects of his acts. 9. The American angel appeareth unto him. 11. His reply. 15. H e writeth a play. 16. Which is hissed of men. 18. Miss Martineau. 19. The Observer. 25. Lytton's as ...
... THE BOOK OF MORMON. In small Bvo., price is. 6d., TUE CITY of the MORMONS ; or, Three Days at Nauvoo, in 1842. By the REV. HENRY CASWALL, M.A., AOthor of America and the American Church, and Professor of Divinity in Kemper College, St. Louis, Missouri ...
... MORMONS.—The Warsaw (Ill) Signal says that the Mormons at Nauvoo are in a state bordering on starvation, and yet hundreds are flocking thither. FRESHET IN THE CONNECTICUT.—The recent warm weather and the rains have caused a very considerable rise in the ...