The New York Herald Newspaper, July 2, 1858, Page 3

_NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, JULY 2, 1858. 3 the Bear and Weber rivers. The | S.s'egs, ia Paavan Velley, Millard county, one of ths | advent has farnished eo marked an illustration of the sus- AND 4190 THE TESTIN 7 BUARMING AND A ¥ river, where it meets sulightfel ta the Merrie. ‘ie Voniy bas enna cept bilities of credulity py ator FR dane Spd a S per rn a LODGING. BOARDING AND LODGING. { BOARDING AND LODGING toil hore is rich and fertile. The harvest of the year Be- | {ri ai:ca; ions lor the eaigrabu, vui Uy tswe ye | bowled enlightenment, may wot be withaat ter eeu | peoples unin’ whoue thu work Thuit certs, cages ane A LTR ON reat SPaNIaED, O8 TER SQ amet Teens inet stnemt —A ae fore the destruction by crickets and grasshoppers they | pent as uot been much iaproved. if Umiams wa exeo- | tbls Connection, now after the lapse of zome thirty yours. | Smith, Jr, the wothor wr propriowr 0” wheat Tue oly wag ine | £8 F002 ot ned and iis yneuusver aod an nox. | au cont aa 8B Joo Smith at tbe eget snow nidvaee | anorn vit ur tom “pnd To which, ete baee | Manentor trausienl Apply at 107 West welfth street. 2, gentleman and bie wite, wits breakfast ad ‘ea, ‘by the General bly | hauetiple eupply of eavdetoae aud limes: rue for pull tiog | yearr, to sasume the of supernatural endow. | rpckep, which havo the appearance of goid; ai LADY AND GENTLEMAN CAN HAVE A PLEA. age ne - aunty seat of Weber county. | puiposes. bere are seven or cigh: Doe ewenns ot ws | Mextr, and became the leader of asmall party of eft | oe mwxny of the leaves as tho sid Smith hy A ‘sant room, with full board for the Indy. io @ amall NINTH EET, TWO DOOR! or far Som Galen are Biug- tar, and. hae are covered wita Guasn grass, «i537 | Jees men and boys like himself, who engaged in mocturoal | transiated, we did basdle wilh oor heads; aad | Melly. Terms moderaie. Location within five mi Broadway. let, suite of rooma, far. den Hole, and Willow The fort con- | mile irom ibe Sevier ws Filaiore city, we cara} of tae | money digging operations upon the hilis ia aud | we wio sow the everavingy there u, all! which nas tae | Walk Of Union square, Address H.C. H., Union square Pos; | iehed, suitable for 2 to rooun also hundred inheditants, and 6 surrounded | ferrivory—eo vamed ia hooor of ox-ereeiteu: Fuiuore. | about Palmyra. labors were always por- | appeurance of uucient wurk ental curl iue workmimstio otice, wrote sailable fora sor farming land. Ogden Hole is & | so by that peopto |s regerded a4 au bouor to ‘ns Awort- | formed im the night, ana during their continuance, | And this wo boss record, #ita words of tobarmess, that WIDOW LADY, LIVING IN THR UPPER PART OF the moartaios of Weber | cao natin, for bis impartial admioistratice vesting wih | Many tarvellous sccounts and rumors in regard to tuem | the eatd Smith nas shown anid us, for we bavi F * contaias about five hundred pop | Jew nnd Ceatile, Filtmore city tin tas 33 doy; 04 so. 49 | were put afloat tn tho nelghborbood, “oe oroteased from | befed, anc ane ot 4 aur nag Seroas Sc'0e5 coeees be tae tan, aeteas eauleas, What lo.} ] 25 MONTH SURBEE, CONTITUATION OF CEERI . id is 15174 mallos :rom Great Salt Lake olv7, uous | time to time to have “almost” secured tho hitden tres- | ‘be plates of whic Ad we Mrs. Lewis, Broadway Post offize. residence for the eummer; 5 rooms, OD same year, as abovere east by norta of Sau Fraucisvo, «01 1,209 | sure, which, however, jast ut the instant of attempting to ames unto the vorlo, ae unto the plans Ren aenintns Molnar nocord floor, for famites or gentlemen at gree: reduction in wheo they were | mies west of St Loais. the city’ sile was | gresp it, would vanish by the breaking of tho spel or not, God bearing witness RATES DURING TAL HOT BEASON- | prives forthe summer m ‘nibs; vicinity of ine principal hotels. rela ated ay orien oye AND 20 RAGT TENTH SITASET—A id otvare will Gad tn" Sotae OStaa IS Catlat | 29 tarroecece tented Cienoaiel hich we have sev; and ws) Numbers of moa and worn, as wae wa- | of it, OHRISTIAN WAITMER, re found credulsus enouzh to belfeve ‘ thers JAQU8 WHITHER. imbapitanta there ratzed . |, 16,000 bushels of wheat. At Wil- | determined upon Octover 29, 1861, by commissions appaint- | magic power. eek, re there are prooably forty families, they | ¢4 by tne Legielature for tha’ purpose. It is divided into | derstood, ed 12,000 bushels of wheat, Box Eider, abouttwonty- | biocks of 10 acres each, su? divided into 8 lots of 14¢ | might be something in it,” who were inducsd by their PETER WHitMER, IR jennaat fam! 4 viaiting 4 lsat nortaera eatilemeat | acres cach, with atroets eight roda wide, Croseiog a\ right | Confidence and cupidity to contribute privately awards JOAN Wal MER” * A am tert aged patbeprenionsis bad Y families residing there | avgies, north and south and east an weet, Saw ani | the cost of cerrsing on the Imposture, under the promise IAM Pace. FRW SINGLE GENTLEMAN WISHTM'? NEATLY —_ = a Pile Lproas? aaow. tho | grist ila havo Leen crested ano City Buti and school} of shang ia the expected gato st ig thle way whe JOSEPH SHIT, SEN, odaied on Focseren sik OF whiaaul posed. canbe accom: | (16 BROADWAY.—PORNIGEED ROOMS TO LEP axied, 1: is bud upon | house, The Stato Howse, in coarso of erection, was to be | loaferly Dut cuuning Smith, wh? was too lazy to work for HYAuM sutta iY ab180 Canal street ingw numer S88), abort distiose | b2per weck“oaib'in ibehoase sn he ome , abou avery bandsome Dui'ding, equal 49 say in the Union. | bis living~-bis deluded followere did all tho digging—was SaMUaL 4. SMITH. West ide of broadway. boven gr doesn ws wn viver, and adovt eight miles to the Oue wing of the building is foneiaied at the estimated | enabled to obtain a scanty subsistence for b'mssif without | Oliver Cowdery was the ecrioe who wrote tue Bible ax | badited principally by Danes and Welsh. [ast Anostle | cost of something near upon $30, Ten miles south of | prrsulng any useful employ ment. Brith “translated” it; Harris was the poor daps wao A FEW GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACCOMMODATED IN havivg, some iew years Dack, introluced Moriaouism tuto | Fillmore te Corn Creek, the headquarters of Kunosho, the ‘This silly imposture was persevered in by Smith, and 4 puid three thousun doll a private family wiih furoisbed roome; the house is ples- 2 “ i 4 ‘a for the priating of the work, M Maly wid Switzerland, ho hag drawa into biz gzitlement | Pehvyante chic’. Kaoosne Nivea ia a respectable house, | the digging porfortnances oocasionaliy contione’ by bis | and ruined himself by giviag Mormoaisco a “start; the | Savy joaued near St Jireaktoer B neonates Ewnte conyeris from Dota countrise. vod with bis men cultivates @ farm, and lives dla white | gang, without suocese, for nome eight or ten years, when | five Whitmers were respectable farmera: Josepn Smith | Varick sireet. ‘ack, late the Fa pa men, in 1828 of '29 the climax Was reached in tie proieaded | was the faibor of the prophet, who previous t> shis dus. | “w= S<SS._.__________ | sesamoe of Biexsom'W. Field, Mig 40 minuies by railroad pera lng amin idly tally AON oovATY. Giecovery of the wonderful golden rocordia biorosly pics, | pruratien eupported imeelf by vigs'ng and padding | POARDA VERY PUBASANT GUIT OF ROOMS ON biably peteresian avouudn te taiigei- @ € ‘vel s 5 y Travelling from 90 to 40 miles gouth we enter Iron of great antiquity, *‘ written by the band of Mormon upon | ‘-ruter and yaros;” Hyrum Smith wi cote Wao wad nezond story to let, with foul or vurtial board, 1a @ Brat of the.) nding noel TE Salen | Ses house where tho’ oomforis of abonn cra vs omjayod; who recemily denoat ved Brigham Young as | "hein cer natarenccoras ey Mt No. 13 West twen: Commodions sane, &o. The cars, atoamboay and rectgade und g traitor. rd etieek nelerenceserchanged. «| stawen wiibm three mip usen’ wall of tne Acuna. Apply Shor wasn tsigeiioan?, seed aprons vt OARD ~A GENTLEMAN ANO WIFE, O8 a paw | M@res Moodiand Perk, Lola sizert, Carmansy ie. ry single gentlemen, can wD—F acnene aie tale airy roomie, wewly tacblaberd OARD AT STATEN ISLAND—FOR FAMILIE OR plates taken from the plas ot Nephi,” the teansiation | killed with the prophet at Nauvoo: a Exceliont bathing, Dontleg had. males noth of Qox Elder, where the road turns northwest ncrosa heriver, 10 ford the Malade, wud thence » teuio | COUMHY, #M4 at about 10 miles further meet the Boarriver, | ana publication of which kre the foundation of Urighain | Ja tbe broth th of west to Califsrnis. Lyiog betweea Boar | WB!ch is the only atream of much importance until you | Youug’s polygamous empire at Balt Lake. Theso plates | au ixopostor, ~ eis ee. gels 1 8 eiap | Some to thesettiements, It ia the largest county of ‘the | were, sccording to the published teetinony o¢ Joe Saitn, | Aba fr river and ite tribuiary, the Malaje, is valley | Territory, and bas ap catimeted area of 7,000 aqaare | * fourdin the townshiycf Manchester, Ontario county, | which now on the soil of a oletaot Te man rdased with inexe, pamed after tho later river, five or six mile? | mijeg, ‘Ikextends entirely across the Territory, having | Now York”? trocysof the Unived States, subverta alt osrd, Iam tirat § "6 ta all p y 1s clase 1 1 Tacioa, o 4 Wide, Passing eastward throngt. # passave made in | Cifonia on tne West and the Rocky Mountains on tho | | The intervening auais of the rise and progress of this | order and fccial right, builds a mighty Lin-archy of faige. | HOUee. apply Kt SB2 Aig aveane, I Hv Vaeditor Cotretiasl Baplewm” anpiy at 166° Panes the hye ong Fhe Boar river, We | cast. It is watered by tho Greon and Grand | Mormon imposture, ond of the career and wxrt7tdon of | hood wud lasciviousbers, and will uraw millions of dollars ARD.-A YOUNG LADY WOULD LIKE A Wicg | %%th OFon the premisen enter Cache valley, og Meyis Y, rivers, which unite near its eouthern borders | Joe Smith, need n> partioalar notice in tuis sketoa, for | from the Treasury for iw anppressiva. 1% 13 a siguitioaat comtortsole room, with bord, ia privaie family, in | ¢\OUNFRY BOAKD.—A FRW PREGOWS OaN BR AO. doth beaniifal and pictaresque, and iz diversified by BY | to fyrm tho Rio Calorado, The surfece on tne | these are to be fouad in various forms of recorded history | face that this is pot tbe onli ’ a q Paws “ , . 5 of ly hom bug of te age (hat bas Hoboken, withia 6 few minutes walk of tal a , merous clumps of willow. |The sail is principally & ri2h | cweteru and central parts 13 mountainous, aad contains | already extant. Dad its origin in Wayne ovanty.. The fox girls ea: dagan | CG. he Mt, Herald oMlors wating teres Rss whtoh mice, be | ¢7qq¢mmataled, A Picstok aiede 4s waters bantiae alluvian, wiih much vegetable mould. Facthties fr irr | Fi.b irow ore and stone coal. The keujons coutalu plenty | The discuvery of the pretandet ancien: plaiee, ‘remem: | seit wo cracking experimen vat apluce vailet Hydavilie, | Yer medoran, Keturencen axckangea view of Long ialumd: Sopa; ® good situstise for oaibing gation are very grest, and water could ba ontained & | Cr iinesione, with plaster of Paris and filatstone, and | bling plates of gold,” ba 2 owu.diewn: sonoction with a | in the town of Newsrk, in tuat county, witdin efint or A Tag Les bo ard fishing The steamers Confidence snd Catalina —TO LET, WiTH O8 WITHOUT ROARD, FOR | fen wer lnrgo exiert for farming parooses, In these vaileys tho | covers) kinds of clay; salt andaium nave doen found, | scheme of cupioity plotted by one sy iuoy Rigdoa, a de- | ten miles of & Mormon Hill,” snd were loud upoa by Bowen an eltgaut sult of rooms ta Fourteanih vm alvonds Por 4 arsace ply on the 01 ourteenib ven Failroed. " pply on the stock Deiopging to the church pas genoratly besa Kept. | qunbor, tbe fives! in the Territory, ls abundant, covering | posed clergyman of Pennsylvania. jj» Yad sarroptitiovs- | the sepaible people of the neighborhond, aa were Joe 4 t out To the rouin of this valley, from the Wansaish Mountatns | 11.6 mgvutains aad fing the Kuayaus. While tio country | ¥ posgeased blasself of « curiogy mannceript from tae pou | Saith aud his follewers at tbo outact of rusir career, as | Berdappiy, Haiiy smell ad pris ee hor parte ate ae Sdarese Joke Saetam, . on the weet vo the eastern hanrernagge tno Peer: ova ey 4 ie rich in wninerals, its soil is equally fertile in prodacing | of a Rev, Mr. Spaulding, late of Ohio—a romance, writtem | vulgar apd shameless impostors. Yet, Spirivuatisa, lite quire wt Brond wey Pow: ollive. \OUNTRY BOARD JAT NEW RIGHTON, & L—& lithe exploration has been made; bub itis ccasidered © | wheat, corm, potatoes, equesnes, pumpkins, turnips, | primarily ass pastime exercise during » lingoring de- | Mormonism, is now a power in the land, and cumbers its |. ey (1 Srivale fasally seating la'a newWapt bscnn, ‘an be # steriie region. beets, kc Wheat averages forty bashels to the acre, and | Cline ofhentth, in 1812 aud 1813—and Saith’s marvellous | dupes by tens of thousands, Groat is humbug ! OARD.—TO LET, WiTH BOARD, AT 137 BKOOMD | grounde, 100 yards trom the Inadi ¢, BaveR d=auifor large THE GREAT BASIN SETTLEMENTS, sixty Ove have beeu produced. The climate is very gatu- | revelation waz an opportune event in the fartberance of Thus wo have got upon record ail the facts rolatiag to | 1,2, Avenue, between Kighth and Sinth streets. one nicely | joom snd board for one or two genti¢mem, Dinner a6. Ap: Wo reenter the Great Basin, and, 17 miles wast of | Drious, and during a pert of the winter, which is suoct, | Rigdon’s ezeculation. Whether the resulting counection | the origin of the * Book of Mormon,” a» cvlled for oy | fuenisbed fropt room on the ibird tloor, suitble for & geatl®- | ply to J. 0. H 37 raver eireet = a ~ 7 men and his wily or wo gentieme: Lianer &: 6 0 clock. — a ae ee ne ne oe eee J . the Gro | Teeembles an lncian summer in the States. The spring is | cf theee two conspiring schemes was incidental or con- | Mr. Weed, and furnished a chapter long wanting in the | terms moderne. 7 Of Gross Galt Lake City, the ros’ that crosses rom | carly, at Parowan, it is reported, Brigbam iawads to | trived,or whether Smith's part iu tho csnsp'racy was | hietory of this starting dctuston, . sec JOUNTRY BOARD AT CROTON LAKE - PLEASANT Western desert nears the lake at B'axk Rock. Here are | pitch bie tent for the present. tne beam of bis — soak or the emanation of his ee OAD TNIOIEY AND COUNTRY CAN BE OBTAINED asanily located a enntenn ot ous waste Maine col v, co. worker's ren mu are questions that have " by caliog @: the Hoardera Exot 346 Broadway, . D lem Forme eprings of fresh cold water oa the shores of the lake, UTIL SALT LAKE VALLEY. eter bean Tatlatactorily eattied ie pattis oplstane Supreme Couit- Specie i +m. iam fot View ts hemtere all waleenactest betes 0 from New © Cy the Hatiom Aall For corieg ovt of its bed, and sometimes washed by its waters. This vatley containg the principal settlements. It 18 | gowuldicg’s production, purporting to nave been S:fore Hoa Jaige Satherland. showd apply immediately, SMITH & GUYD, ply w JOWN TOteneioeturiheronvand aveluogsix miles ina’soca, | Sbout 00 miles east of the meadows of Bante Oare, be- | wrislen by _ ono of the lost ations of | larval, MU Le dunes H Warren ta, haw V. foweran | YROARD DOWN TOWN —TWO ON THREE GENTILE nee touth west course, we Ulud Tooele oity,ia Tooele comuiy aad } tween 37 deg. and 38 deg. of North Intitute, and 113 dag. | 1ecovere” from tae earth by some miraculous interposi- | a njt-ation waa mato for the defendant zho ia the Port en snd on» young Iedy can be asvommoduied Wita | (JOUNTEY HOARD AT RAVAN WOOD, 1. falley, Tooele county forms an exzzlien’ pastarage for na- | and 114 deg. West longitude, and fe about 5,090 fect above | jished, “Masuscrips Foaud.”” An elloct was male by tho | Mester of New York—toshow cauze why xn injaucthon | board af 49 Robinson sitet, cor J first clags boarders can enjoy all the eomf arin of eonn~ merous herds of catde, whicd, until the severe wiater of | tne level o the sea I¢has a richsoil, luxuriant pasturaze, | writer, shortiy before his death, to prooare ita pabii- | SBOUld not De issued to restrain bim from opening loiter OARD IN BROOKLYS.—A SMALL PREACH FaMl- ces onn te nee ener For (arther par- Hrowaway. 4855, were wintered there unger charge of keepers. rhe | abundance of timber, short and mila winters, mountains | cation as 8 KoUurCe of prot peesing through the Post Office directed vo Dr. mMonnott. Sy can Acrommodaie ue Or ‘wo geatlemen with room grast la very abandeut, sad numerous springs are foand | of iron ore, extensive strata of elane eal, a nesltay aod | Gruemeuer fun ie ie oe bat re pelever cama. be nd Order granted, and bosed. French lemon given. Apply at 200 Wicks siroce apply oe wn both pices of the valley; there are alzo many esit | pure mosphere. fhe valley is encircted with & | printwg. He dieu im 1816, aud Rigdon, with this manu. | between Uarrigom and Vegraw, ‘ YOUFTRY BOARD Wé¥ BE HAD SEVEN MILES springs in various parts of it. Tooele city is the privcipal | broken chain of besanuful mouotains. Oo the east : b: i “ E are a i - e sotilement, and waa intorporavert ia 1853. The (ndiang in- | they are lofty, romantisand grand, presenting on their tee oe deaoneals Gopearing te Palate abet cee of | aaa cone ne ealaa tal Peet oe eee oy peat erie Syma yt 1 Krom Breckiza, in a cealraple sknation, osngh of, nnaene, habiting this region of country Daye recently shown great | sloping sides up to their towering summits a variety of | pmith’s dod unearthing of the mysterious plates, LL TER BLOOPA TITAT INTEND ENTERING THE | Soyo 36 Coccora surect, |x large sramt room on second story, ee eee theke be ee tdi as tt cea Be Cd Gisporition to plunder the Mormons, though in previous | vivid colore—the scarlet, tha orange and the grec. To | the two speculations were joiued togettise, aud the two ee eee oe oe Reinet ee be hewnctiee hold thes | 884 twoqmall rooms to iot, thira sirest. mghyroet ect ee years they bave lived on good terme. In March lassthe rod | the west they reoede in the distance as they approximste | well matcbed echemers conspired to atart the fraud from | pease This le opes tor all working vessels far par ica s srucemeeausebannateer: erg an non se ‘aking stole about 150 bead of cattle, sixty horses, and fred | to the extremuty of the great California basin. Toere are | which criginated the myth of the Golden Bidle or Souk of | Jars inquire ef THUMAB Lat, 426 Wes: street, coracr of OARD WANTED—IN A REAPEOTABLE FAMILY DT NOUNTRY BOARD AT THE BEATRAY ROUSE, ON por the guards. Among the sevtlements ig Grantsville, | kaayoos in the eastern mountains well filled with timber, | Mormon, with the attendant fame of Joe 2mith, and the | hammond, pasmilomase Gus ane fanduen, ithe GUC cenaie tince| (cose wietenaien eal alan Ceoect inet nie be ; . - ee eee een ; » sanbiery epatre landing. Where boats are ra every bour fro io 2 miles weet of Tooele and Richville. Excellent crops of | end numerous springs flow ‘rom them in rapid torrests world renowned belligerent power of Mormonien in 13E ISLAND. —THE FOLLOWING Y4THTS HAVA | fO"MeCneste flor, abe lacy belay in desieaty noaith would | 67. M to New York. Taquire orm. G. LAND, 76 Fourth wish the comfort of & tome. None ued reply to ths but | avenue, corner of Teuth street, otter the above. a — = wheat and abundance of vegetables bave been raised there. | on the plains below. From fooele city the road turns north, mountain that jute towards Gre: oe t day. to round s low PAROWAN CITY The protended translations of Smith were no doubt | Juis'ginin sammie loeke-The Josep diac: Laura Kkeexe | M300.'8 A ‘Bait Lake, and then Ts handsomely laid out on a beautiful stream called | tranecripts from the Spauldiog romance as atterei for the | und Blackbird Persona ‘erirousof se log 'be race ean take KB, M., BOX K1S1 Pow VOUNTRY BOABL WANTED—BY A FAMILY OF SIX crosses cover & plain about 15 miles wide, called Spring occazion by Rigd ‘The last ry of | thet Yoland Batiroed wo Thompron’a ‘and thence aduils; large airy rooms required, sivusted near the wa- "J eh joa, en the east of y jon. oe laxter was the frst preacher sane pete d Dalene se Spence OARD WANTED—4¥ A GENTAL «ND a OF wail alley, by Capen Gieasbery, wal Line, BO YaSey 07 | ante eee ee eae the newly revealed “Gospel assordiog: to Wormon,” and | Waiage ard sioambont to Samaaies bore, 1d, Eo abemh Woe, en tae lonataon foes Mints io Coacteree | Wa) nebokae ats bad le elas Base clbea con cocaine: mreet betweenSixin Jighth aveuues, with modern im. | tion, £e. SeFmM¥ Dot to exceed twerve dollace per weeK, preterred. Address 0. 1, Heraid offise, habitants ef the Territory, from a large rock, «imos’ | the valley, abou\ 96 miles south ef Fillmore, and 247 of | wate his appearance #' /slmyra in that capacity imme- , Aw ant un th0e SO equal 69 Indopenducee Rock, standing alone ia thé centre | Grea: salt Lake Oty, and was the first scttement in this | lately alter the publication oftne book, but pistaission | NOTICE TA FERDANT, AN REGION AND TAUK To su of the plain, and once, many moons ago, no donot # small | yantey, Is was commenced in 1851 as » farming district, | there was adead failure. Whether he is uow alive or | cives vous of from 20 lo bu tonu, carreta alla, main Coustey BOARD WANTED-—ON TEF SEA #HORR, doland of the Lake. | This valley extends northward to the | to provite (or the wants of the pergons who might be | dead, or what ‘ically heckme of him, is xo. publicly ap- | sail io" - * oman preferred, within two hours i city Dy cara or southern shore of the Great Salt Lake, and is shut in to | eropieved in the iron works some 20 miles distant. The | parent, His Mormon fame appears to hava been of short | recond, tae ensign, third a OARDING —I1WO OR THREES KOOMS TO LEP, | best, fora gentleman, wite and servant, (wo large airy rooms ‘ward we south by srenge of comparatively low bts, | co-eny commenced with one huadred and twenty menaad | duration, O7 course, there were never any converts to | (itn Cove to Throxg's Pi ‘Tne sags A Pht oes dapind with board, in # amaail private american faumuy, whece | required fronting the water, with Dleseant ¥ 3 at t Ne : i her boarders. Location desirable. Appi Deiog an lovalid, prefers ne frat floor, ar bonds no ‘which connec: two mountata rang2s thai form its eastern | thirty families, under the proetiency of the apustle G. A. | tue Mormon gospel at the locality of its aavent, beyond | *7oUnd a stake boat wt tlen Cove paswey io wee. wrod of age eg, fhe . i pree! 5 a . - wer ~ > ty nintu wireet, betwoen wiaim and Seventh | than fifty rom tne water, with por western boundaries. Ia some pisces, owing to salt | Emih, the scitiers had a rest dea to coatend wita the | the cases of Harris and three or four similar victina of | BtyisTolst and Stepping Bowen boos noth way avath ward | LSet tip . ‘ wate, erm ory moter fa — ores ulara, O. and springs, it 1s marshy and wholly impaseadie. Tne cities | jira: winter, being so far from the parent settlemont,and a | fapaticem or lunacy. Where ite founders were known, Sie Entrance $5; tobe paid at ‘lly’ Gwa, July 3. foe and farming improvements in valleys named are eaid amount 4 the imposture was regar« “4 on " 4 OARDING.—A WIDOW LADY WOOLD LET Tile — to be destined t the same fate. ea’ Farmuogton, end may perpieiian pam tcen . uacee teres caste | ten tens unis gummene 6 TEMES MEG eal ee Be esure necond floor to & rmslitamtly wo board. so oir | PLAIN COUNTRY BOARD WANTSO-*OR TAREB a é me shy wi e place from dae ~ ss eo mace ence orryMG no gaa | Sooeat aul cope, nce stab sore” Futon | sand te sreanaccss nao wraen gx | Sabhhorpnat hens, tt gma, | COOPER A Ne Shits TaumgUN my | SE Rab iiph trey ie frst Commencing again in Great Salt Lake Valley we find | hey its dramaiio association. Mush of the work ia the | pei Brst saw tbe light, we copy from tuo Wayne Demo. | wey. ihe paren y wohoke Bite we ece at Mae The | both gentlemen and ladies, Mele sent 19 rooms wara der GTATEN Ist AND PoaRD. WAMILY CAW ae: from §1 60 te accommodate two or three persons with (xo roume end i returning | sited Pries per the eettlements of Big Cottonwood, on the creek of tast | Colupy is done by the ladiaus, who are leataing fast tne | cratic Press, It was furnished for that journal by Mr. vamer Cetaline leaves lcorevelt slip ats A.) te 5) cents; per week- 530 P.M, 56, Geatieman and ‘Sl per day. board, tive minutes walk from the i name, This place wil! ever be memorable in the annals | srg of civilized soaiety and overcoming their roviog habite. | Pomeroy Tucker, the tounder of the Palaiyra Sentinol, tn lormoniem. 24th Brig- same ‘that Paro ven was foun fice hich Bool a —_ aS lemty of frat’ a otables. Le fame!) ier- eerie ceoeen tae teas, ae ‘ad of wiry ve man were yh berodhy to go to Cedar poogoon aoe {aie whe Piptecnitceseh thi Sena ttanied og SCHOONER YACEY, OF TEN TON FOR SALE, One ce. Je 4. prt Mh at hey Bose ll ay apply a 4 Willa wrest, oom i, buiween ib av Me fhe trosps atresty on the march across the Piams, and to buitd the iron works. 7A Kanyon was opened, a | to ‘te origin. It-can be relied upon ag aa cauirely acca: oF. 10 lot by the day or week. Apoly to KICHARD | i+ tassiched, gas, 2c. with or without partial Doard, at 143 = here where he fret iotimation of opposing tein entrance | Five put, 000 acres of Tand encloved, canals, sud wacer vale sameneot SQUiaHS, foo" of Jackson atroet, Kast river, Prauklin vires” 7 vie Frapkhn sires, N. B.—No bill on house. ANTED—BT A bord, at» pie! Yo thelr vatleys was named. Union settlement te on Lit | ditches cus and crops sowa and harvested, aod the funda. | Martin Harris, the farmer under whose self casrificiog LIGH£ DRAUGHT SLOOP OF ABOU ¢ is TONS FOR ap Cottowmood Creek, and Draporarile on, oath Willow | Gon ofthe iren works lad in an increaibiy chore xpaze of | goneroaity Sah was enabled vo got is hottous iibie wo | A, lane, or would be exch need for pars slutgorvemah | J yXSIRABLE FURNISWED ROOMS, VERE OURAN anD | Aveuelia plow w te Creek, mt tho respective distances of about 8, 12 and 2! | time, Sarope orgaa t, Wes morall: : fora ls ail beat inquire of tH. WYOK JFF, aslew: Jeasant, very comfortable and very cheap. in wns ® miles, nearly south Of Great Salt Lake City, and all goot zed en Bee aya eenes | ce mae Rite” “He folio ed Soo Gouna ead tops Mord pon nal mau om cord steqrohoxt alice Brien. foovat "apienon'vvee.. | Lousejos bale. Fingle gentlemea wilt tint wt ing rooms farming districts. Twenty.fve miles south of the city | amounting to $40,000 in aberes of $2,000 each. A great | of both sexes whom he was adic to gather in Weetorn oe RAL VACHY MANWIN MEXET SONA) CUR Wis | Serteonen been toon een sano es eo ahonenineeonn the southern State road rounds ® point of the moantala | deat of attention aud labor have been bastowed oa the | New York. to Kirtland, Ohio, where no romainsd some aa tieianet Gniaaeila saiead tamne ata: Raped one, poens _ SPECIAL NOTICES, _ 'OR'S OF Fic#, rd YORK, JUsh W 198 —THE ‘D! : © va ear corner of Broome, Good furniture, beat quslity of curt AY that separates Great Salt Lake Vailey from Utah Valley, | iron works, which have been pretty success(ul, bat they | tice, but finally for sere reason fell under the Dan of the } joat, very fast. is well found tm every particaler. Ap- | ed hair mattresses, &c. le M attention of the publt> is ealled to the following ordi amd where the Jordan passes and opens into the latter. have met with much discouragement. [her now think, | Prophet's diaplessero reat cnate in the charch, aad av he | ply at 315 Broadway. S.A, PALMER sdeuleeenns hia narivtaanaaindss Smee diate Benen of the Comm Council, pawed Raotemrer 7, Md, . He peel count: 5 endl cts ele ee ’ as) eee aibeek' os a tae eenemeel ae Ramee, re a7, Ooh Oem a ce Ta car dant et |: Gramtie, ventruotes bieceat Uy un teearmen - ACHTS FOR Sauk-one as Peer Lona, ttane | H'™Atan'sentenuatert. Unaosomely Curs-hea rose ‘Grew jo" persoe shail sell or sxp08e. for sertptions ot i 0088 Utah Valley is about forty miles long from north io | Irom ore, in qualisies varviog from 26 to 16 par cent of com “in, fast walter, all ia | for families xpd ingle gentiemen. Dioner at6 ocak she | sale, vor Bre, discharge or set off Inthe city of New Yore, y pure iron, is found ia achain of moantaing which com- | The platen or which it wus alleged the Bivie was on- | 2, draft sloop riggs’, con ee nie cuveeek ai Vere Sehoge sontlne every somert and cguveoteuce baedos Las of Sot Of ta the city of Now Yors, aay ” south, and 12 miles broad from east to west. Capt. Stam#- | Hence about eight miles westof thecity aud exellent coal | graved, wero, as abovedercribed, sald to have sceufonad | Food onder One dol a8 for, home nino, sostenl ull Hoes Gelied ot Saowa by the neupnc of ‘eaabes’ fol or kao va by the name of Dury, in describing that valley, says:—‘‘On the Nmpanogas | mines are opened seven miles to thoeast. In saditiontothe Smith and his companions while they were digging in | ter street. : bess wheat grows most hchedacaiay. tice taal oe are | babitations for the workmen there are school houses, a chinmestens of Manchester, some three miles from — 1 ig ene PARLOR AND BEDROOM AT NO. % seldom excelled. A continuous fletd can be mace thence to | tithing store and a public halt. Palmyra, ne county, now known as “Mormou Hill.’ ACHT LUCKRY FOR §4LR—S2 FE#E LONG, DRAWA Clinton pites, Rear Broadway, 10 let, without vosrd; the Wa ke to-ka creek, and the lovely Uten Valley bs made 'y Washington county, is about 26 { This till wae situated in @ detached valley, and peing a 2 feet of water, in order, has roomy Ce > com: | gas and bathe, toemusin® joo of wore than a hundred tho: miles south by west from Cedar Oy. I;'is sitasied on | small, sugar loafed ailair, seemed t) bear out the deciara- | ‘criable caluin, wis, sll the. raise ana Ax ites, a com URNISRED ROOMS, WITH HOTEL ACCOMMODA. Lake is grazing This val. | Ash creek, 20 miles north of the Rio Virgen. The ssitlers | toa of Smith, that it wes a mound in which nad doen | YOR ON, ale Water wre SPF» SEEF, ; ; ; Pog gh Py oe yal | fore have had considerable iateroonrse with the ladians, | buried the scattered remusat of the lost tribe ot Nephi, | NOBTON, &H Water wiroet, fare set well veadiiniot. “Apply Sr i Canam test ope estan wtrtens Renee 4 and bulk many oases for them, aud many of the red Zo this ul the Fropootcinimed to hava been deested by aOaEG, CAMMIAbEO ae posite tho Park. sind et & ton and pot aby aparvniten. the aumm aba creck (weet of David), 30 miles; merican | skina bave embraced the faith. be rach . - 'URNISHED ROOMS, WITH I 01 of the death ot the faitber, then of and from ine mother or ‘Smal settlements were esta >lished in Carson Valley, on Tbe manner in which Smith translated these plates was: VERY SUPKAlUus LIGHT DOU dus DRETT, MADE SH Mt PLsIN OR PARTIAL 4 “] Pork, 34% miles; Peasant Grove, on B A dy xing & Wi nors9, Broad way, for #4, oh 105 90la tor B post, euuable for « family or mingle gentlemen, 16) sua: | uarcian OF such minor A ee ins, ieti Marabal. . Provo p pano- the extreme west of the Territory, bat have within afew | by placiog himself behind a screen, and putting on a pair aanee rr se scaulces sprtagrile, ea, Wobble ersaxs houtns beem ‘vacated, “At the’ White River aouniains, | OF magic spectacles that he found iying in vue "caound’” | he tow priee ot $900, for watt of tar. Ti x nea eed ong | Fey fo ag a ga west of Fillmore, @ eettlement was attoupted, but an | beside them, them with perfoct ears. Oliver ) 1 9 sn arp a healer raieananeed URNISAED ROOMS—TWO FURNISBRD ROOMS TO ‘miles, and Payeun, on both sides ef Peteetnest croek,6i3, | Incian, through a trithag busicess transsc:i2, got disse | Cowdery, his ncride, or amanuenais, stood outside the let, 10 single gentlemen, without doard, in s privat» [ ‘ Provo, | tised, which finally fed to shooting, @ fight and tue | screen, and ashe read, tramscribed them in or Jinary masu- LIGHT AHIFTING BEAT WAGUN FOR ONR ORTWO jemity. Apply a: 49 nldridge stree:, between Mesier and ‘the capital ef Utah county, ic by far the most popaiousand | departure of tho scitiers. Fort Supply and the Green | script. Ihe sheets aa they were finished, were taken posses: A “penis, Nix, meker, ein aed, for ale Canal streeta, NEW YORK, JOLY 1, 1858 —THR ved to attend the tiaeral of ex conten pop’ * 9; PRI BLA, = Important ie population about 4.000 sonis. It | Fiver settlements near ee Save likewise Been aban- | ston of by Ae See Cede ee a ee ets URNISHED ROOMS TO LET TO OBNTLEMEN, WITH =. eee eS te Barger he exccllont fasuluee whien | . Leaving the northern scttlowats ‘as _roported, if tho be Process of compotition, snd took poxseasion of who | FZRAUTIEOL SADDLE VORSH FOR SALE, THIS DAY. Chen anata mln ree Lene —THR MeMARKE OF CasstA LODGR NO manufacturing purpsses have been Mormons rema'n in the territory of the United Statze, they sheeta ax they came irom the press, much in the same sound, kind ‘aud peude. bavin; bees usd by tbe owner for ENTLEMEN WISHING GOOD BOARD IN a Mouse | +N Reg fe ey ie ee) gvening, taken advantage of, aod there are siready (ouring wee Lp sad go lata | mavver as bank notes sre watched white in the printer's | fh. oxe: three ye etaht years old, color biack, Siteea where thay can enjoy the comfortaof » home, and | {00% t in the Sone tet By order of tbe ‘and other miils, driven by water power. A woollen factory, | the White river Eik Mouptems. Ofthat country they | hanos, thet no extra copies might be istued, Neverthe- bande high, swiiable for Indy and gepiléman. ia where every effort will be made to please, may cali a’ '79 iy. tasann 3 M ‘rr, and various other manufactures | Pox se considerable inftrmation. pong ee ert eee nae bene Bag min = be lost 5 RE GRE oR eye “yl pedi - Denes ee oom furnished “ a = 2 " one bunor teen pages of Mote. It might be OR RALE—A MAG! (o! I ‘arnisbed, arual board. s seta, quite & smart dramaie smecaton, « toma A LINK OP HISTORY. syene’ oat witahis “pints batore nin, he could exmty | KOO Bathassraren-con fot tee for-ste trasie: | Cra wpgoMsiy FURNISAED APAMEMRNTS TOLET= | No wens ieler chew York dare sh fen Bal, mort all, semiuney Ching ice, and ene oF | WORMONIgM AND JOA SMICH—RHE ROOK OF MORMON | dave Gone, bad he realy hoea the trauma’ of tae Bonk, | Uetmuetien, YY SN | EX win or nitont board, a private house, apply atid | {et pmelsen cn te cctat eliake pisce one Praag, the fires rather prieitive, whioh wes carried awey by ex ay \ine Seay tomes j Scakicaiesamasianiars cea 1S SAB OUR MARE, 1 BANOS BIOG. 8 vRane ORCKEN.—TO LET, WITH OR Common Cov, Wr Meares was's memento VE a raph os u . Te ik sa gic ne thie score, be cunningly pretended te have receive a FA old, eciiable fora rack orany heer” work, auanoue e mare Rat Uae, Rel righ BLS gat ai ny Fipia Cincineat "He joined ibe army of the revol joa im stream is 120 feet Jong, su over wh tery | bigger than man's and” ‘Fhe orginal Impotior, Jo Geass eke Taek Mmncnaraphe eek ms Pion te Soleo | [atid eh Rete Mantes street “ econ, commanding s splendid view of ihe hls. on rensoas- | cmpany of uriliery, wtich be raised kad commanded, At ing B wee OR.000, Two Comptanes wore ehatered Sa he ‘gor wits tho menescrie this Warmoa Bible, to puppove thes the one hundred and. exghtoss taste of wane | JVOR RALR.—JOST ARKIVED FROM Tite CouNTay, | beralaoiloe a Sree OF eisirwse > | tea batts of Srewton Cope. aherwerde (el ) Soares prem <i by to Inguaane, | Can She “tvere Manatees tated. He then had butoue follower, respectable | nuscriptallavec to were lacking In the origial copy sur | hy, Fy ye te OBOKRN.-ONK OR TWO GENTLEMEN CAN op. { {he breset by which he wae dumbed for poariy a vnar, After mpany,’’ snares ‘sna wealthy farmer of the town of Macedon (i’aimyra), | reptitiousiy obtained by Rigdon from the ae eee, si, kind ab eenvle. . Wor furiber Ate: ‘call at NO 10 tain w large (urpiebed Dearcom wita partial board, ina | ery owen sone x a “=e 0 ae. ) urman trees, Brvokly i Roupe pleomantiy loonted, with good view ul lay river by and ‘our minutes from ihe terry, No.6 Kivee $1,000,000; the other “The Provo Lana! and Irrigation Oom- | who offered bimself as security for tuo printing MI And others that he only pretonded to suct & ietareos sans hate. been industrious and. prow, | SUF reading & fow chapters, It seemed order to Make B still stronger impression o6 (he miads of wate rk, the paperst tious. im BA —A BRAUTIVUL BAY MARM, FIFTSOW i 5 ct A Petraoe Grigtam bo was at (ois cay, and had alied a | Yi#ie Harria not to mortgage hie farm and beggar bi fm. | We pave Doture we tho “Book of Mormon.” sprit. Fir tomas ice ann lle ar veto let | © cgonan- Fumniaunp moon TO ust Wifa Pan vain naa taarenry Of Was. ite was dented Pre- aod council of conference, at which it le expected tho | Wily. Dus Joe crossed over, the way to cur, ne ed im eciavo jorm, on coarse type, and wih middling | paris" Ao way made suiungiop wagon neariy nus, w/b Uni boned if desired, 10 two of twueee single geutlemen, Por the Unired Baten Mareh 4, 48i7, a9 beld that high Ss et the leaere weeld bo os bomve the uF. Marehall,end got his “Mormon Bible.”—Albany | yood qualily of paper The Prophet proseves i wilh & ‘roene; aod will be sold cheap, separate or ivcetner Mae Le | at 129 Waabit gion street, Hoboken. cermn moderate. othe: fortwo terme. Mr. hource died in thin city Jay settle. | 2urnel. “« ” préiece, in which he alludes to nia real or pretended lows | geen ot Luroure salatie, coracrof Fourth eveaue aad swen- a = — nme | ed. Membere of the Cinetnnatl will take tls piece w aft this Lien Rte Peery ‘recollection , tens of manuscript, im this manper:— fy fifte street, : syaLIbrs ROMR—& COMPORS ASLO HOME AND | may be saa ed bem utes by ihe Special Com- . Kubu F. Marenalt did aot print the Morm To ie Reapen——As toany fale renorts bare been cir- ih SALE_ONEEIX ABAT OLOOH NOOKAWAT. OMX | nosnand bustioct the chy, fecsasa Uy the Mipsis avenue | multe ceul teen ieony ee! ‘was printed by Mr. Egbert B. Grandin (now deceased) | culated respecting tho following work, aud wiko many ne- fo Wwo cost Wa | Curie 5S tuinules from Cosmuere mtreet Persons in the Ru HARD TRICK De WITT acting Presidaat. , at the office of the Wayne Sentinel, Palmyra. Wo bsppsa | lawful measure taken by evii dosiguing pereous 10 des- a ny nh ye bg pg ay ged > adaress Mrs. Usimpsall, corset fours beere ‘going West.” to know this fect. Mr. Joba H. Gilbert, residiog 0 | troy me, and aleo tho work, | would efor you that | | Sone WHECU tope; Ube light roRG weno, Wop bocey eed oL@ po meg Be Th So .. 5. tee “3 at B Thomrsos, tary. se Sane. Palmyra, did the prons work, aod a large portion of 0 | translated, by the gilt aad power of od, aou caused on | Mi" Beek order _ Apply wi 08 Went Twenty Isrvome stzect, corner ot Alm, Coutiguoce to Viah valley is Juab valley and county, | typexettingof the Bible. | If Mr. W fat | be writen ove bundred and sinieen passa, the wich 1 | ROR OALR—A DARK BAY HORS: 4uQUT 18M one. TS MELEPARY. rated from Utah by « ridge of mountains, on whieh ‘im & copy of the first Mormon 6.ble witn the im. | took rrom the Book of Lebi, which was an accswat abridg- hands big), six yew vid, sound and kiod, aud een trot OOK.—THREE FURNIGUED ROOM? TO LET. 7 VETSRAN OOAPS OF TUR Wak OF 1912 were y a ridge i. oor BNIOR VETRRAN OJRPS print —Troy Temes. ed from the plates of Lahi by the baud of Mormon; which | 1 3 15; also, a linat wegon and harness, aearly cew. Can ve private iemuy, suitadie for & geateman and wi ‘will meet at the cover of sixth avewec and Pou” rust Scrmit creek, where a settlement bas beon at- The of the printing of tho fitst edition of the | said accouct eure person or poreun# have stolen and kept | StH ai the Bt. Mict oles stabies, —— aan. wits ry deaset pireet on this Priday, Jule 2. at 3 o'clock. precissiy, im tempied, bat not with much succes. Joad is « long, mo- | “Book of Mormon” is wuthfally aa toliows:—Jve Sith, | from me, potwithstanding my ulmort exertions to recover AOR SALE—A HANDSOME ROCKAWAY CARRIAGE TE pe a fn uulform, wih erape on lef, arm aad tword bit to jute ia we de aad well grassed valley; itis regalar in | the prevended prophet, aod finder of the originat ‘me. | \t again; and betug commanded of the Lord that | cwould etwadie for one of tw> horses. Wili be * ld cheap, se ODGINGS —CHEAP, CLRAN AND COMFORTASLR | 1 sre) cane ge LS 2d ee A eae ee a Severs. springs ia ic; amonge: them one named | tilic records,” Oliver Cowdery, amanuenss o¢ Smith, | not translate tbe sume over again, for Satan bed put it into | the owner baa no use for it rice S100, Avvly at Mgawy's Foome can u@ bad ai the (iobe Hotes, commer of Willa | James Bonres, | Carriages will be peowlal for ai ee rmonn » worch their tratitioas | 80d Martin Harris, the ‘ch seen’ dupe for thé payment © | their hearts to tempt the Lord their God, oy slieriog the | fisbiow, Love lene, Broot in. bod Frank(or, sree, 8. Y. Coargea~25 ceats to 37 cenuw Honor to whom boner is due. By order. regard a bottomlenn, and eveaing they re | expenses, ronstitating, as they cisined, the “insvired” | words, that they ald vot read contrary from that waist Tf Teg > vantage Lok fy 8 ry H, RAYMOND, Colowel. port that the slight wailing of @ child is oten neard | mucies of the dawning “Church gon Laser Day | transixted and caused to be written; and ic Lahould by a BOOS Dae ay aan, Bb O1ICR TO, PARTIS® SRBKUNG FOR & HOM —A | oe rm Na w ror it. west side tho val | faints,” applied about the monty of Juwe, 1329, to Me. | forth the satne words again, or, in ther words, if | #h yal med tnd bina; & child cam datve ber | Price 600, young widuw lady would rent « large besulifal parlor, nrenay go are oF yas men or, Lived & 7 Fabert B. srandio, the then publisher of the Warns Sen. | trauaiste the wkme over again, they world publish Wat | Aigs's wp dugey wagon, meio by Wood, Fomlinson & Uo, | oh irk ur sesund tor, toe sady and gecieman, with vo. assemble ot the origival beadyuuriera, ~ We Uinel pewspaner,and « job printer at yra, whieh they lea etvien, and Satan would stir up toe by order. Adcress bi. G. V., box 603 Post ollie, Saaee ie antes mene oT aaeabee kaa ard sireet, on Monday, July 5 oie ing o” the Dock reverred to, Commonly called the | of tunis generation, toat they might not ey ae Trough the liberabty gf the Common ccuasit s luoer will ied, of which the Veterana of the war of )#t2 without 0 Invued fo partake. Gen. Verpinn'® aad Gol. with = ‘e ; F fue «vince wreets, West of Hiroad way, Menge address, tof & large Umber i seen, but not very comontabdie. Sait | ‘Golden Bible,” Harrie, who was & forehanded farMer | but bebold, the Lord said unto mo, | will not euler that OR SAUR—& BEAUTIFUL IRON RAT MOROAN | hug «rinse rec iTevala ottoe, ray , rans through prvtly near the centre of the valley, | a that town, am honest and respectable citizen, Dut aoved | Satan shall accomplish his evi) design ‘a vo thiag, Mare ix yoatn ol sf bait Irs banks ere seodp, the Sirenss is rapa aod modidy. va | for his superstitious and fanatical pecalierities in re- | therefore, thou sbalt tranelate from the plates of Nephi, | Dee ® very super! acon. ead Im eapadie ut wrens w RIVATE HOARD ROOKLYN.—A GENTLEMAN . . fa tides are willows apd many coiare interrpersed to | ligious maiiers, was the only man of the party whos pe | until come to that which ye havo travsisted, | [iith avenue Mallsuad, corner of bath avenue and Por. ‘And wife or (#0 single gent omen vaa be scum. Maced obrook, of Kings county, with the Brooklys eorpe, wil A mountain of salt exiets in Sai; | CUBIery responsibility was vo dollar, sad he offered | which ye bave retained; and behold yoanall pubieh ites | jourh otreet “ With good board and piessant room, in a private iamily 0; attendesce. Hy eC OMAS JERIMIAS. f° the to give security by & mortgege upon his woereumbered | the record of Nephi; acd thus | will cvotouad those who SESE meena sopiying Ab 02 Harrison 8h second dvor from ‘liaton. SRTHONY W, JON aS, co farm (or the cost of the priatiog and binding of the book. | have altered my words. J will not suffer that they shalt SOR SALE—JUPT ARRIVED FROM MONMOUTH | Lcoahoa convenient to the Wall s.reet and south ferries W. Fisann, Secreumry, Grandin at once advited thean aguont the eupposed folly | destroy my work; yea, I will sbew unto them F comnty. § J a pelt of well ms ched ee horses, OOS TO LE! — —_ = a wirdom is rb 4 I 4 “¥ KIERAN CORPS OF 1812 OF THE STATS OF NEW ‘and very gentle, 17 hens b —BANDSOMELY FURNISHED Pak years ol4, 0 ‘Of the entorprite, and with the aa of other peigdh ore and greater than the cunning of the Devil. 7 yr daome #6) ! a1 of Con be lor and tw oma on seodat floor in Kast Four on f e .} . friends ot Harris koagat to inilaence the iatter to dows: net | fore, vo be obedient unto aa ease ae and Bd of duly, ds tos Feueranis, corner of | Wweuth sires , wih vse of hitcwea, aan, Gain, Ac. Paanily prt ate, cores, Will Aavernbie, sie oval Read Ib was commenced tp withdraw bis commteuancetrom the impostare. Allimour. | have, through his grace acd mercy, accompiinoed tami | Thirty ninth wren ond Siv'h avenue: If noteolt cen be meard | Yale; remt moderae, Adaress ¥. ri, Uaiou syuare Fost to oncupy ibe position senigued thea ass corporsted the following epring. tunity of this kind, however, was resisted with determi | wien be has commanded me respecting this thing. I | trem by applying at No. Si Nansan sireet, ofhee. ty the arrangements, ip hovor of the memory uf Joes Mon 6, O80 9D & 00, 1 ro Ofth Preddent of the United states, The commandant * -—— OOMS TO LET —A PLEABANT PRONE AND Back | fo SULT RAO eee HAND! SOUND, Parior to let, tarnished oF unfurniahst, with of wuhous | Loh Shht ee cep’ turbe into the kanyon, whence levues Sait creek. faking | Bation by Harris (who, no douds, firmly believed ia tae | would also inform yu that the plates of which hat oven moandering course about soulaeam oF #oath, We eaine | KeDvinehess of Smith's pretentioas), and resented with | spoken round ia tae Wo wuabip of Maachester, Oata- MH . } / ug 35 mies | S##Umed pious indigaation by Smith Cowdery took bat Toevasty, N ww York. wv tak avrdor Ay, #0 pevolvar to the 9, be overcome by a detarminetion OR FALE~A PATA OF MARES, San Peto valley aad ovun'y, aud by trave ia ° & Phom pau byarc, sao tingle foome for gendemen. lets myterats, A . yeaca Mani Cy. This Gailey 1s grnoral!y level aad fue | litle part in the couversetions. After r 4 inter The Biole ie divided into the first and seovt bres of | Ay Rent even tuicdareame Me * | Tint in the bones, ana priviege inparinrs, Inquire ato) | OP pom, Jo eraviog thax resgest Ser ihe eect with rage snd rabbit weed, except ® seri on the imme. | views end much leyiog On the subject drandi by the book of Jacob, the brother of Nephi: the bowk — ayaru aires, he ‘Ag jnitants W. JOR RS, Colonel. furtoer conshtora’ diate banks of the creek and afew meray places. Tae | Pterstood to wo give I —t J the book of Jarom; the book of Umal; the Do hg oh RIALOTIR CORR FOR soKA’ Mirasic wr HARE MAGULRI'R Hotel, Ko omp's Dewy as BROOKLYN ~A GENTLEMAN CAN PE AO « \d well studded with coder, pine aad otner | Harris, it #an thought, decane for atime somewhat ster. | Words of Mormon; the book of Mosiah; the boot of alme, — = - timper, which can be procered 7 <b bai! fie trouvie in | geted J red L dg -4 tins! A the son of aia book of Hetamon; the book of Ne- | and 113 Third avenue, y 2 eae Py yh LOAN OFFICES. B s ’ Instter of printiog witout his aid, avy 9 pereer' i, the son of Nepbi, which wee the eon cf [olanon; - o> anne " > he DOORS Feet OF comparare vo thet experienced a Great Salt Lake | Ri igedseive arts, oa will be sven wan ultimate esc: | te'veok of Nephi witee we tocas of Nephi, oce of the ERMONT HORSRS —FOUR PAIRS OF PIN® YOUNG f 11) QRAND STANT THARS valley It cowtaine plenty of limestone, and good create ot salt i@ obtained frou ricge oa, tae’ Kaa Tore | Coen Ghciples of Jesus Voriet; Book of Mormon; Gwko’ Ether: | sig, ode are. very Gor for, tuesday tessns; alta Cerwat | 90 Of s small parlor it deslravle, melerencs Pequires. creek and from beds and springs aboot 35 About thi time, in the fore part of the year 1829 (a3 | Pook of Moroni. In style it te an attempted plagiarisn of | fine single road horses. For ssle low, at No. 6 ueram street, | Areen Vertes, rorald office, miles south of Manti, Coal was dl cred iq | Pecrtlocted), the same party, or @ portiyn of them, ao | the Bible, but eo abounds in motern phrages, incowristen- | Becokiyn. ie 1455, west of the orosetog o° San Pete crook, on the r plied to Mr. Weed, of the Anti Masonic Inquirer, a KR | cies and inaccuracies, that the ordinary obser ver could oot eng pe to Maot!. [Tt is clean, bicamiaour, aod cheater (who, by the way, seems in bis reminiscences to | fai! to diecover the Imposture in jing ite firat pages, W4gtED—« HORSB, SHIFTING TO Wacom, 45D the best Comberiend ‘coals of Maryland. Tacre 1s aa | bate confueed Mormoniom wits anti Mesonry), sed there | Tt jays cow the rules of Mormon thoology, and raves the * mag Go ery ao for good 1o fhom ta terry. ‘Raatean D. immense quani'ty of it, and one vein bas been fox metasimilar repulse, as stated by the Jowrnal. Me. | way for the recognition of Smith nae prophet of the Moss | ork poram one aulsauie foe & erbegey OO ® ‘vise. on atraet. feet in thicenere. In addition to the minaral w Marshall, of spelling book notorisly, Who Was also en | High, abounding in the most shameless biaephemies and im nt la — San Pete covnty , a) higaly product! AMEN AND Pi Rentlemen C40 De Atom NOS ala «to Wasre there are nu other bowrders, gaged in tbe printing and pablishing: businger at Rhee falsifications of sacred history. No allusion, however, is WANTED. A SINGLE WAGON par nam, Witte 0 SRT LEESE.: Flt... FAMILY orent janket o per eri,» #90 , AD, Rud WO TOOMS O: hem, ver, gave bis terms to Sanith aed nis araociews tor tye le to polygamy, uow the corner stove of the Mormoe thera flo 17 : wor also iy. ot Cy is the capite! of | execunon of their work, aod his profieret acceptance of ees ‘m. That was afterward developed by Sinith, when | bend set will Lad « purchaser by address ve 4,621 Post Evy ioe Uilbag we pep teenaly fete conrety te gentionen the county and principal settemsnt of the valley. Tao | the proprsnd mode of eesurity. thought the time faily ripe for carrying oat bis sensual | MCC iclieel Gon Mistesath Geett, bevwoen Pith aed Brain @venese. Aa city in beautifully located on the banks of the san Pots, Phe saiwts then rewrned and renewed their request | designe, in @ special dispensation. AGONS FOR SALE—AN ASSORTWENT OF LIGHT | drere Dox 496 Fort « 5 ws RMIT RI which runs through it and waters its farms. Itie, by the | to Mr. Gravdin, assuring bim tunes the priatiag wat to oe Smuh deemed the testimony of witnensos necorsary to WwW wage Of top and no wp Wagons, one OF ik Oe " time youd, 78 miles from Pulmore Olly aot 190 Cone at any rate, and explaining tha! they aid toe promulgation even of the words of the Mow Tigh, | go. r roomaway, 01 with euraina, one g\ Ts O8 THRER ROOWR To LET—FURSISHEO OR ROOGHE AND SOLD, BOUGHT ANo okey, Gre Lake Oty. It is in atvade 30° 14m. ao Much [Pe WGVeD epee AOA COs OI HI (ae se Tewented throagh bim. He therefore appenied ty ols | three Concord pleasure Wagons, &>., at 50 8 atreet, ‘Dishes, with or witrout board, at ® rary modersie 396 Prosdway. 3 Broad way. har an altitude of 4.848 feet, It was commenced in 1919 | Were to be delivered aad the proot sheets exam Piple the follow 'ng certificates: — nese Grand. és Ho LT ng ay ayy 1 yh and ‘and incorporated in'1831, hero ie an shundance of atone | &t the printing office) by having their work dove at Pat THR TRSTIMONY OF THRER Wiha UV ANTED TO PURGUASH—A PAIN OF Wall MatOd. | sixth surect wey am WHERED, BERET Wemy ADBAY, BROKERS 28D COMMIRSION admirably adapted for buliding purp Varios | Myra, where they resioed. It was upon this state of farta Re it known unto all nations, kindred*, tongass ‘ed carriage ho color: Rood sty), ® tion. —_ in We have in. branches of mannfacture are carrie! on ia And view of the case that Mr. Grandin, after some rurther | and people unto whom this work ahell come, | stance and condition. They must weigh soot 10H ponuds LET—A NICK FURNISHED PARLOR, O4 THe ADVANGR ON DIAMON tte Faw and grist milis are svid to be as Got ae w hepitation, reconsidered his policy of refass!, avd faary | that we, tarcngh the grace of God the each, Address Kquing, Herald office first floor, 10 @ lady aod geatieman, wita beara fr toe ADY Sh v Territory. Another settlement of ths county entered Into a contract for the desired priotiog and bind. | oor Lord Jesus Christ, have seen the pl Indy, Apply 0 Mrs. MiLLine, 20) sullivan sirect, DeAr 7) met ON D) Ephraim, seven imheanori of Mant ,coutatning pwards of Weemoetea ween epage ca pra for B 4 phn - x fant i Wi hE people NEW PUBLICATIONS. Ami'y. Or ‘bur for eaak. thurty iainiies. la thle Pisimy ie a delight o morta: Proposed ; of Nephi, an 6 Tamaniter, ethren, . pr ae ~ + 0 LRT—£O 4 SINGLE GRY Listed Doth for agricultara: and grazing por poses. it faithfully performed on his part, completion ths ware aleo of the Beople of Jared, which ame from the to vat ORR TUR, JULY, fiw BRAD aTaR ret. by eg A oy Ee © secusucn: well Umbered, 4 c>.ch w\sa tae Voited siates man rans | 196 Sammor of 1890, and as fartafuliy faldiled ia to pay. | of which bath been spoken; and we also know that they | 3 tion fine, Apply at Mo, 26 Maat Sroad way. merobants 12 Nasean street, corner of Price 2 vena, ata, fevaly between Great Salt Lake Uity and Manti, cating a: | MOUt by Harrie, Major Giloort, as steted by the Troy | have been translated by the gift aud power of God; » OO. No. OBprace street, N.Y. . S from @t Tevtkermeciere retloneaten ine wbabuante. of tne | Zine, Wook the foremananip of Ube pristing, wed dil met | for His vols bain declared W ‘unto ue; wheretore. WO | ce mene AO. No. 0 orare street. X.Y. ANTED—A GSOOND STORY FRONT ROOM, POR eee Seat ae cart dey quote sugars a0d a apes northern settleorents, who are uoder orders to v. of the press and composiiion work of the job. He stil! | know of asuroty thet the work i@ trae. Ani wo also | === nnn rushed, for a lady sed genuieden, @ito fail odard for | cf securities, or bought, Notes, a burh, bave. it ik reported, got instructions t rentexroas | Tet@ins an original Copy of the book in hovts ay us la't | testity that we have seen the ongravings which are the Indy, No other boarders. witususn’ in the upper part ot | ed. A. & THOMPSON, Auctioneer. the city. Addcess C. A.B, Metropolitan ows ollkse, Si0he pvihons sabe XS kay iuouny of COREE, —— ial | Jewelry, ddamondg and all kinds of monreRaadian, oe ANTRD—A PLEASANT ROOM, FOR AGRNTLEWAN | [UOEM. Sor nest oweh rings. at ike okt stand, ‘ane lady, with doate for laly only, anova fweore tated | Ceehametreey Al goods covered by ingen, me in this valley, From the roregomng desoription of jana. | them off in a ie from the press in working. Tae mast | upon the plater; and they have been showa auto as by LANCARD HOUSE, BROADWAY AKD TWeLPre tural productions ani ospacity ie carauperal pirprecs— | tcrips, ia Cow tery’e hasdwriting, Were carried t) toe | the power of God, and not of man. And we declare i ‘nireet, New York. Re-epeaed cleeant’y Curntehed with drawn from the most reliable sources of inforavation Printiog office 5 daily iostatmedta, gensrally by Joo | with words of sobernees, that an angel of God came | eve pred $4 pr te Very evident that the Mormons wil, If vney reaina | OF bis trusty brother Hiram, ant were rageleiy | down from heaven, and he brought and jaid befors our ‘onage rer dey. f 5 hou i) | Withdrawn fr seonrty ana preservation a: eon | eyes, that we boheld and saw the }, and the ~g| Tully solicited by the new manaqomon\. Y ~ eaabianr winced 3 . comforts vonaew ae corteers fore coe mane, ouvene'' | tog. The pretension was that iney ware writ teen ‘thereon; aad we know that it b9 the grass of Go eee SM URILAR. | Siuress 2, Cy ler sa omice, eae A DVANCWS MADE TO AWY AMOUNT—RSTARL PacvaN vattaty Fatp givin by she props doc, wha aieus wee eunvee t> | tearteserh tees tae our eves: sek p meinen COAL NTED-BY A FRENOH FAMILY OF Two Pen eae ecbomties su ‘parareal p nT iemnetptiong ” ven a 0 wi o w 5 lee — | ‘oO chy. S@ereben a of a Se ert ymawacts | tom ere, Tae at ee lan SpE Waser side on [im Ag BB a BR OR wi Metin nctly price uae tear et yn. address whth board, in Broor! J. ¥., ernid Otho Jaco s"s tore, we the beat quailty of stove, ere, ~— = —_ a agreened anv! delivered (rom vinder eover BRIDGE STREET, CORNER OF STATS, RaTTeRy DTANCES MADB ON DIAMO! afoa . Kins 3 Green wie! Me elry and other morehandias, or for the 3 ae, piesa meee Wonk Berea 1 irom paris, oy Tf A Prices; no signe about Us rn pr <= also a few sing’a rooms for geat! fap EL | sry sn a ay Saniah and other langaagen OB+8. 6RODY, TPA cuRN RON Pleasant, baving & tae view of tke bay. Mefereas - ee Rasnau sireet, up stairs, From Nephi city, travelling south about 9% mites, | nr the hicrogly phics Of the escred plates oy mews of a | jous im our eyes, Nevertheless, the votce of the Lord ear ” ov v tbringe you to the Nicollet of Sevier river, noted for the | wondeful stone and Tagic spectasten that were found fa | commanded ax that we shoul bear record of it; where. | (SCAT #4 S-FAMILIEG LATING IN FOUR OR Five lamented massacre of Captain Gutniaon and party, An | Meearth wiih the<‘reostds.” Inthe performance of this | fore, to be obedient unto tne commendmente of G4, we “ ¥ teak the ‘chosen’ decipheret was always corcraied ia | pear testimony of these thingy. And we Know taat if wo excoilont bridge, 162 feet long, having four adutments, well | a dark room, ant by apecisl revelation neither Cowdery | are faithfnl in Christ, wa anal! rid our garments of the filed with stone, was erected over the river im 1862 | oF aoy other persons than the said “‘ chowen ” was permit- | pivod of al! mon, and be found epotless before the jnd, And passing through a depression in une | ted to see the plates on penalty of ‘astant dash Sach | ment sent of Christ, and shall dwei! with hin ateenaliy hich lies between the Sevier and Lake | was the pretession, Tue handprees when did the print | ube heayone. And the ho be to the Fathor, and to the FURSITURE, RET. NBXT BLOCK T) PROADWAY—NE@ = TDWAYCADVANGNT WADE ON TEE * fasion tang we from one to fwer ox wide. Laavteg | bd oboe kes exes tenporeets craia wetbee Hames |e ee Wares ven ooeneny, WAMELLED CRAMMER BUUTS OF FURNCPURE, IR | fonsbie. a irsaumen tea ike or 5 sgh geufemen ons ude, wonton Tecuey. be or bough Re eum gs Avs 70 00s throagn a nanyen, toees hve exten ine er ene QUIVER OOWDEAY. Al oolars and scylea, wpolgaale aad retail, at prices & forpished or wncarnished party ot Dedman, wid ©. Yerws liberal; responrioil 7 guaranteed, . m aroagn a Ganyes, aoow Eve a wm. * DAVID WATeMeg and opward. WARARN WAAD. No. 2/7 Canal sires, | bosrd, on very ibersiterma, address Parlor, box 2% Mer . pee 1840 L JA0URS & 90., ob 2 grtdual agcent, and ier cero me im lee to Cedar A word in regard to the origin of Mano onien, whose ’ MARTIN Ha@als. did Ne, 38 four So0rv east of Broadway, Kew York. an 7 ‘Mi Broadway, opposite Breeuway