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	====To The Saints====		===To The Saints===

	There being many saint from this land, and also from Europe making preparations to leave the home of their fathers, to seek a location with the saints of God in this place. Before they start upon such an important journey we would ask, what are the motives, that induce you to do so? Have you counted the cost, and endeavored to arrive at just conclusions on the subject? If worldly advantage, wealth, and influence be the motives that propel you forward, and cause you to break the ties which bind you to your friends and neighbors, and locaate [locate] yourselves with the saints, we are very certain that you will be disappointed. If, it is because you are convinced that it is a duty required of you by your Heavenly Father, and because you delight in the society of the saints, and prefer the prosperity of Zion to your chief joy, and are willing to suffer affliction with the people of God, then we can hail you with pleasure and delight.		There being many saint from this land, and also from Europe making preparations to leave the home of their fathers, to seek a location with the saints of God in this place. Before they start upon such an important journey we would ask, what are the motives, that induce you to do so? Have you counted the cost, and endeavored to arrive at just conclusions on the subject? If worldly advantage, wealth, and influence be the motives that propel you forward, and cause you to break the ties which bind you to your friends and neighbors, and locaate [locate] yourselves with the saints, we are very certain that you will be disappointed. If, it is because you are convinced that it is a duty required of you by your Heavenly Father, and because you delight in the society of the saints, and prefer the prosperity of Zion to your chief joy, and are willing to suffer affliction with the people of God, then we can hail you with pleasure and delight.
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	In conclusion, we would press upon our friends who may feel disappointed in not finding the saints angels, to first cast the beam out of their own eye, and then they will see clearly to pluck the mote out of their brother's eye.		In conclusion, we would press upon our friends who may feel disappointed in not finding the saints angels, to first cast the beam out of their own eye, and then they will see clearly to pluck the mote out of their brother's eye.

	====American Antiquities-More Proofs of the Book of Mormon.====		===American Antiquities-More Proofs of the Book of Mormon.===

	We feel great pleasure in laying before our readers the following interesting account of the Antiquities of Central America, which have been discovered by two eminent travellers [travelers] who have spent considerable labor, to bring to light the remains of ancient buildings, architecture &c., which prove beyond controversy that, on this vast continent, once flourished a mighty people, skilled in the arts and sciences, and whose splendor would not be eclipsed by any of the nations of Antiquity-a people once high and exalted in the scale of intelligence, but now like their ancient buildings, fallen into ruins.		We feel great pleasure in laying before our readers the following interesting account of the Antiquities of Central America, which have been discovered by two eminent travellers [travelers] who have spent considerable labor, to bring to light the remains of ancient buildings, architecture &c., which prove beyond controversy that, on this vast continent, once flourished a mighty people, skilled in the arts and sciences, and whose splendor would not be eclipsed by any of the nations of Antiquity-a people once high and exalted in the scale of intelligence, but now like their ancient buildings, fallen into ruins.
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	====Extract from the Journal of Heber C. Kimball: The battle of Crooked river-Death of D. W. Patten.====		===Extract from the Journal of Heber C. Kimball: The battle of Crooked river-Death of D. W. Patten.===

	It will not be expected that I should recapitulate the circumstances which then transpired, which were of an extraordinary character, as numbers have written on the subject: suffice it to say, that the Saints suffered privations, hunger, abuse, cold, famine, and many of them death. Yes, the blood of the Saints has stained the soil of Missouri, for which the King of Kings and Lord of Hosts will recompense upon her, the punishment of her crimes.		It will not be expected that I should recapitulate the circumstances which then transpired, which were of an extraordinary character, as numbers have written on the subject: suffice it to say, that the Saints suffered privations, hunger, abuse, cold, famine, and many of them death. Yes, the blood of the Saints has stained the soil of Missouri, for which the King of Kings and Lord of Hosts will recompense upon her, the punishment of her crimes.
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	It was indeed a painful circumstance to be deprived of the labors of this worthy servant of Christ, and cast a gloom upon the Saints: yet the glorious and sealing testimony which he bore of his acceptance with heaven, and the truth of the gospel, was a matter of joy and satisfaction not only to his immediate friends, but to the Saints at large.		It was indeed a painful circumstance to be deprived of the labors of this worthy servant of Christ, and cast a gloom upon the Saints: yet the glorious and sealing testimony which he bore of his acceptance with heaven, and the truth of the gospel, was a matter of joy and satisfaction not only to his immediate friends, but to the Saints at large.

	====Communications.====		===Communications.===

	May 8th 1841.		May 8th 1841.
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	Elder D. C. Smith.		Elder D. C. Smith.

	====News from the South-Disturbances in Lafayette City.====		===News from the South-Disturbances in Lafayette City.===

	Nauvoo, June 8th 1841.		Nauvoo, June 8th 1841.
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	Tuesday, June 15, 1841.		Tuesday, June 15, 1841.

	====The Late Proceedings.====		===The Late Proceedings.===

	Much anxiety, undoubtedly, exists in the minds of the saints respecting the late proceedings in reference to Pres. Joseph Smith, and many reports have been circulated calculated to mislead the public mind. We shall, therefore, give a brief account of the proceedings as far as they have come under our notice.		Much anxiety, undoubtedly, exists in the minds of the saints respecting the late proceedings in reference to Pres. Joseph Smith, and many reports have been circulated calculated to mislead the public mind. We shall, therefore, give a brief account of the proceedings as far as they have come under our notice.
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	We do not ask for sympathy, but fair and impartial justice from all, which, if we obtain we shall feel satisfied.		We do not ask for sympathy, but fair and impartial justice from all, which, if we obtain we shall feel satisfied.

	====Letter From The Editor====		===Letter From The Editor===

	American Hotel,}		American Hotel,}
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	For the Times and Season.		For the Times and Season.

	====Pray Without Ceasing.-St. Paul.====		===Pray Without Ceasing.-St. Paul.===

	Dear brother in the Lord, and of the house of Israel,		Dear brother in the Lord, and of the house of Israel,
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	Daniel Tyler.		Daniel Tyler.

	====Poetry.====		===Poetry.===

	[From the "Wabash Courier."]		[From the "Wabash Courier."]
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	[For the Times and Seasons]		[For the Times and Seasons]

	====Replication,-To "Shawnee Bard."====		===Replication,-To "Shawnee Bard."===

	By Miss E. R. Snow.		By Miss E. R. Snow.
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	To wound the peace of her oft stricken heart?		To wound the peace of her oft stricken heart?

	====Hymenial.====		===Hymenial.===

	Married-On the 7th ult. in Armstrong co. Pa. by Elder Wm. Smith Mr. Christian Lehman to Miss Martha Long.		Married-On the 7th ult. in Armstrong co. Pa. by Elder Wm. Smith Mr. Christian Lehman to Miss Martha Long.
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	It will be the editor's studious care, at all times, to serve up a choice dish of poetry, for the gratification and profit of those who indulge in the inspirations of the muse.		It will be the editor's studious care, at all times, to serve up a choice dish of poetry, for the gratification and profit of those who indulge in the inspirations of the muse.

	====Terms====		===Terms===

	The Ensign and Standard will be published, every Saturday morning, on an imperial sheet, and on new type, and will be conducted in such a manner, as will meet the approval of every person anxious to perpetuate the free and glorious institutions of our beloved country; at		The Ensign and Standard will be published, every Saturday morning, on an imperial sheet, and on new type, and will be conducted in such a manner, as will meet the approval of every person anxious to perpetuate the free and glorious institutions of our beloved country; at
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	June, 15th 1841.		June, 15th 1841.

	====Notice====		===Notice===

	The subscriber wishes to inform the citizens of Nauvoo, and Zarahemla, that he will pay flour for hides and skins delivered at Bates Noble's in Zarahemla. He also will tan on shares.		The subscriber wishes to inform the citizens of Nauvoo, and Zarahemla, that he will pay flour for hides and skins delivered at Bates Noble's in Zarahemla. He also will tan on shares.
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	April 10th, 1841		April 10th, 1841

	====A Card====		===A Card===

	The subscriber, in returning his acknowledgements [acknowledgments] to his friends in this city and the public generally, would also inform them that he has just received the latest fashions direct from Philadelphia, (through the politeness of President Hyrum Smith,) and is prepared to turn off work with despatch [dispatch] and in the best and most fashionable style.		The subscriber, in returning his acknowledgements [acknowledgments] to his friends in this city and the public generally, would also inform them that he has just received the latest fashions direct from Philadelphia, (through the politeness of President Hyrum Smith,) and is prepared to turn off work with despatch [dispatch] and in the best and most fashionable style.
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	Brig. Gen. D. C. Smith, Col. Wm. Law, Col. John S. Fulmer. Nauvoo, April 30th 1841		Brig. Gen. D. C. Smith, Col. Wm. Law, Col. John S. Fulmer. Nauvoo, April 30th 1841

	====LIST OF AGENTS FOR THE TIMES & SEASONS.====		===LIST OF AGENTS FOR THE TIMES & SEASONS.===

	ILLINOIS. City of Springfield, I. H. Bishop.		ILLINOIS. City of Springfield, I. H. Bishop.

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