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... THE MORMONS AMERICA- have been favoured with a sight of person who left the neighbourhood of Hereto™', t, Navoo, the promised land of that delude Mormons, and make the following extractsi: . Ap Navoo, May io, 1843.—We landed on tbe * flesf . and have ...
... REVOLTING MORMON REVELATIONS. By the American papers which reached Liverpool on Thursday last, we perceive that pamphlet has lately been published in St. Louis, by O. Olney, one of the Mormon Elders, containing revelations of the iniquities practised ...
... THE MORMON GOLD-FINDERS. Dr. Brooks, an Englishman, who left Oregon for California in quest of a fortune previous to the discovery of the gold-beds, gives an interesting account of an excursion by himself and friends along the valley of the river Sacramento ...
... A MORMON MIRACLE. During this time they were continually receiving converts to the faith, and many of the more ignorant country people were disposed to join them, being only deterred by the fear of incurring ridicule from the stronger-minded. The body ...
... MORMONISM THE LATTER-DAY SAINTS' IMPOSTURE. There are few towns in England where that impious and infamous imposture called Mormonism has been more sue cessful than in Birmingham. Numbers of wretched dupes have been induced the plausibility of the agents ...
... The Mormons.—As a number of our townsmen are taken in the snares of this delusion, we quote, for their edification, the following paragraph from one of the American papers received this week :— These people are still busy, but the Prophet, Joe Smith ...
... frome the Mor near Rock Pith Mormons a tiny ws Vhe Uta ane Themis a happy circum - as well as tor the © in ...
... among the Mormons, or rather among bands of lawless men who had assumed the title of Anti-Mormons, os most deplorable. They were carrying fire and faggol into the Mormon settlements in nil directions, and did not confine themselves to Mormons only, but ...
... Warwick, and independently of that he enjoyed a private income of 2,000/. per annum. Tub Mormons —lt is thought many that the Mormon war may considered as an end. The Mormons have pledged themselves, verbally and writing, to leave the state of Illinois next ...
... and the polls as Mormons. Thev constitute majority the county, and see lliat'Backenstoss, the sheriff, is a Mormon. Ihe judges of the local courts arc also Mormons, and the laws are administered according Mormon principles. As the Mormons ...
... clue to the General's Views as to the war. A letter from 28th July, says that General Tayler a The Mormon troubles in Illinois had as- The anti- Mormons had assem! to the number of 1200 men, armed with several field pieces, and were oa the pcint of i against ...
... will fall upon Abbas Pacha, who a pilgrimage to the holy cities of Mecca and Medina. Destruction of the Mormon Temple Nauvoo.—The celebrated Mormon Temple, in Nauvoo, has been entirely destroyed by an incendiary fire. No effort was made to 3top the progress ...