... 562-; Japtists, 1,471; Quakers, 595 ; Christians, y 564 ; Bible Christians, 270; Uuiversalists, 190; In- a r dependents, 91 ; Mormons, 76; Free 'lsitiers, 49, i g Disciples, 21; Sociely of Peace, 9; Reformers, 9; Ib e Latitudinariains, 6 ; Ikestorationists ...

... approach of tite day of xethe Lord. No one molested them, and all seerned to listen with )Winterest, if none were edified. The Mormons, stopped in turn before every tavern, every factory, and ev,-ry corner of a street, and went through tlteir evelutions and ...

... night. as one is to be taken and annother left, it be- hoves us well to wvatch and pray lest wve enter into temptation. The Mormons made their appearatnce on Sunday last in the town of Patersoll, New Jersey, about sunrise. They were about fifty in number ...

... called Revivals, an* spieading among many of the sects 111 the Northern Stale,^Methodists, Presbyterian-, Moravians, and Mormons. seel having been making a great display at the town of Patersou, 111 New Jersey, They slopped before the lirstlaveru in the ...

... Carpenters' Hall, on Wed nesday, the 7th inst. Mr. Berry, Wesleyai aninisbtezengaged to prove that the book called th Book of Mormon, was not true,; and likewise tha water baptism, or baptism b immersion, is no essential to salvation. The Vider, in reply ...

... gardens and shrubberies, but we have not heard of any serious damage ,to other property.-.Tid. LATTER DAY SAINTS.-A number ofthe Mormon- ites or Latter Day Saints, pail Cheltenhaim a visit on Son- hday last, and held three mnetings at the Social Institution ...

... say that there is no doubt on their minds that the line claimed by the Americans is the true treaty line. Two hundred Mormons (Latter Day Saints) have arrived at New York from Liverpool. Dr. Lardner, his daughter, and the unfortunate Mrs. Heaviside ...

... intercourse with angels. They also assert that by a particular revelation they became possessed of a book called the Book of Mormon, of equal authority with the Bible; and that they have tho power of working miracles, and of speaking in unknown tongues, ...

... harmless, but we understand that they have already entrapped a considerable number of individnals, Tbe book called the Book of Mormon, was, we understand, written by the late Rev. Solomon Spauiding, a retired clergyman, who resided in New Salem, Anserica. ...

... intercourse with angels. They also assert that, by a particular revelation, they became possessed of a book ealled the Book of Mormon, of equal autho- rity with the Bible, and that they have the power of work- ing miracles, and of speaking in unknown tongues ...

... then lay claim to inspi- ration. Mormon prophets are becoming as numerous, in Douglas, as the prophets of Baal were in the days of Elijah ; and the former are as great impostors as the latter were- besides, the Mormon seers are greater knaves. We should ...

... as the prophets of Baal were in the days of Elijah; and the former are as great impostures as the jatter were-besides, the Mormon seers are Hreater knaves. We should not be surprised to hear of some of the fanatics 'paying the forfeit of their lives, for ...