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	===A FAC-SIMILE FROM THE BOOK OF ABRAHAM. NO. 3.===		===A FAC-SIMILE FROM THE BOOK OF ABRAHAM. NO. 3.===

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	====A FAC-SIMILE FROM THE BOOK OF ABRAHAM. NO. 3.====		===A FAC-SIMILE FROM THE BOOK OF ABRAHAM. NO. 3.===


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	====EXPLANATION OF CUT ON FIRST PAGE.====		===EXPLANATION OF CUT ON FIRST PAGE.===

	1. Abraham sitting upon Pharaoh's throne, by the politeness of the king; with a crown upon his head, representing the priesthood; as emblematical of the grand presidency in heaven; with the sceptre [scepter] of justice, and judgment in his hand.		1. Abraham sitting upon Pharaoh's throne, by the politeness of the king; with a crown upon his head, representing the priesthood; as emblematical of the grand presidency in heaven; with the sceptre [scepter] of justice, and judgment in his hand.
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	Abraham is reasoning upon the principles of astronomy, in the kings Court.		Abraham is reasoning upon the principles of astronomy, in the kings Court.

	====SIGNS OF THE TIMES.====		===SIGNS OF THE TIMES.===

	From the Western (Chatauque co.) Messenger.		From the Western (Chatauque co.) Messenger.
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	In copying the above account, the Buffalo Commercial Advertiser says: "At Erie and Rochester, places about 150 miles apart in a straight line, the light was nearly as vivid as that of day. This shows the immense magnitude and great height of the meteor."		In copying the above account, the Buffalo Commercial Advertiser says: "At Erie and Rochester, places about 150 miles apart in a straight line, the light was nearly as vivid as that of day. This shows the immense magnitude and great height of the meteor."

	====HISTORY OF JOSEPH SMITH.====		===HISTORY OF JOSEPH SMITH.===

	(Continued.)		(Continued.)
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	====LETTER FROM G. WALKER.====		===LETTER FROM G. WALKER.===

	Manchester, Jan. 29th 1842.		Manchester, Jan. 29th 1842.
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	G. WALKER.		G. WALKER.

	====POSTSCRIPT.====		===POSTSCRIPT.===

	I omitted to say that the writer in the paper alluded to, informed the public that he was endeavoring to obtain information respecting the movements of the people. He had previously sent a person to Elder Pratt to get him to state something in writing respecting emigration, and after the publication of the letter before referred to, he again sent to Elder Pratt for additional information in writing, I happened to be at Elder Pratt's, when he made the second application, and I told Elder P. that he was the individual who had published the letter in the courier. Elder P. sent him another letter containing the required information: and also stated that he had no objection to submit to him, or to the Government of this country, or any of its departments the religious principles of our society; our place of emigration, and indeed the whole of our movements in this and other countries, for the strictest investigation. The Manufacturers are evidently beginning to be jealous of the mechanics, and workmen, emigrating with a people having so systematic an organization as the Latter Day Saints display in their arrangements in this town.		I omitted to say that the writer in the paper alluded to, informed the public that he was endeavoring to obtain information respecting the movements of the people. He had previously sent a person to Elder Pratt to get him to state something in writing respecting emigration, and after the publication of the letter before referred to, he again sent to Elder Pratt for additional information in writing, I happened to be at Elder Pratt's, when he made the second application, and I told Elder P. that he was the individual who had published the letter in the courier. Elder P. sent him another letter containing the required information: and also stated that he had no objection to submit to him, or to the Government of this country, or any of its departments the religious principles of our society; our place of emigration, and indeed the whole of our movements in this and other countries, for the strictest investigation. The Manufacturers are evidently beginning to be jealous of the mechanics, and workmen, emigrating with a people having so systematic an organization as the Latter Day Saints display in their arrangements in this town.
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	We had a general review of the Nauvoo Legion, on Saturday the 7th inst. The Legion presented a beautiful appearance, the officers of the different Cohorts, Battalions and Companies, equiped [equipped] themselves well; and in passing through their various evolutlons [evolution's], both officers and men, showed a knowledge of military tactics, far in advance of what could have been expected from the little experience they have had and the short time the Legion had been formed. They have very much improved both in good discipline and uniform, since last year. Many thousands of spectators were present; no accident occurred; but good will, order, peace, harmony, and hilarity was manifested; both by the companies, and the spectators.		We had a general review of the Nauvoo Legion, on Saturday the 7th inst. The Legion presented a beautiful appearance, the officers of the different Cohorts, Battalions and Companies, equiped [equipped] themselves well; and in passing through their various evolutlons [evolution's], both officers and men, showed a knowledge of military tactics, far in advance of what could have been expected from the little experience they have had and the short time the Legion had been formed. They have very much improved both in good discipline and uniform, since last year. Many thousands of spectators were present; no accident occurred; but good will, order, peace, harmony, and hilarity was manifested; both by the companies, and the spectators.

	====COMMUNICATIONS.====		===COMMUNICATIONS.===

	EVANGELICAL RELIGION.		EVANGELICAL RELIGION.
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	In looking over the same paper, I find under the head of "communications," upon the subject of Mormonism, the following:-		In looking over the same paper, I find under the head of "communications," upon the subject of Mormonism, the following:-

	====SCRAPS FROM IOWA, No. 2.====		===SCRAPS FROM IOWA, No. 2.===

	MORMONISM.		MORMONISM.
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	I. T.		I. T.

	====LETTER FROM ALFRED CORDON.====		===LETTER FROM ALFRED CORDON.===

	Hanly, Stafford Co. Eng.}		Hanly, Stafford Co. Eng.}
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	From the Millennial Star.		From the Millennial Star.

	====THE GLASGOW CONFERENCE.====		===THE GLASGOW CONFERENCE.===

	Glasgow, January 14, 1842.		Glasgow, January 14, 1842.
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	Several ordinations took place, and two new branches were organized.		Several ordinations took place, and two new branches were organized.

	====THE MORMONS IN BOSTON AND VICINITY.====		===THE MORMONS IN BOSTON AND VICINITY.===

	As every thing which relates to this unique sect is interesting at this time, we have concluded to give an account of their affairs in this city and vicinity. This information we have derived from Mr. Nickerson, the presiding elder in Boston. Their meetings are held at No. 82 Commercial street, on Sunday, at the usual hours of public worship, and are free to all. This church was formed on Wednesday, the 9th of March last, with little more than thirty members, most of which were baptized by elder Nickerson. The congregation has been large, and a great many have been obliged to turn away in consequence of the crowds which attend. In Chelsea, meetings are held occasionally, and one has been baptized. In Salem and vicinity about seventy have been baptized. In Medifield, Medway, Cape Cod, and many other places, meetings are also held. Mr. Nickerson says there never was such a call for preachers as at the present time. The church in Peterboro, Gilson, and neighborhood, numbers in all upwards of one hundred. What will the end be?-(Dollar Weekly Bostonian).		As every thing which relates to this unique sect is interesting at this time, we have concluded to give an account of their affairs in this city and vicinity. This information we have derived from Mr. Nickerson, the presiding elder in Boston. Their meetings are held at No. 82 Commercial street, on Sunday, at the usual hours of public worship, and are free to all. This church was formed on Wednesday, the 9th of March last, with little more than thirty members, most of which were baptized by elder Nickerson. The congregation has been large, and a great many have been obliged to turn away in consequence of the crowds which attend. In Chelsea, meetings are held occasionally, and one has been baptized. In Salem and vicinity about seventy have been baptized. In Medifield, Medway, Cape Cod, and many other places, meetings are also held. Mr. Nickerson says there never was such a call for preachers as at the present time. The church in Peterboro, Gilson, and neighborhood, numbers in all upwards of one hundred. What will the end be?-(Dollar Weekly Bostonian).
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	From the Dollar Weekly Bostonian.		From the Dollar Weekly Bostonian.

	====THE MORMONS-JOE SMITH, THE PROPHET.====		===THE MORMONS-JOE SMITH, THE PROPHET.===

	Joe is decidedly the greatest original of the present day. He carries all before him when he undertakes an enterprise-knows no impediment-and never halts in his course till he has accomplished his object. His post, at the head of the Mormons, is a conspicuous one, and in a few years of such advancement as he has met with for the past year, will give him a numberless host of followers. We should not be surprised if Joe should become as		Joe is decidedly the greatest original of the present day. He carries all before him when he undertakes an enterprise-knows no impediment-and never halts in his course till he has accomplished his object. His post, at the head of the Mormons, is a conspicuous one, and in a few years of such advancement as he has met with for the past year, will give him a numberless host of followers. We should not be surprised if Joe should become as
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	From the Dollar Weekly Bostonian.		From the Dollar Weekly Bostonian.

	====LATTER DAY SAINTS AGAIN.====		===LATTER DAY SAINTS AGAIN.===

	We have the pleasure to lay before our readers the following letter from Elder Nickerson, the presiding elder of the church of Latter Day Saints in Boston, who believes, to use his own words, that "wickedness will soon be swept from the earth, and that the day of universal righteousness will set in during this generation, when our offices shall all become peace, and our exactions righteousness:"		We have the pleasure to lay before our readers the following letter from Elder Nickerson, the presiding elder of the church of Latter Day Saints in Boston, who believes, to use his own words, that "wickedness will soon be swept from the earth, and that the day of universal righteousness will set in during this generation, when our offices shall all become peace, and our exactions righteousness:"
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	Attest: W. RICHARDS, Clerk.		Attest: W. RICHARDS, Clerk.

	====NOTICE.====		===NOTICE.===

	Br. Benjamin Winchester is silenced from preaching until he makes satisfaction for not obeying the instruction which he received from the Presidency, when at Nauvoo. By order of the Quorum of the Twelve.		Br. Benjamin Winchester is silenced from preaching until he makes satisfaction for not obeying the instruction which he received from the Presidency, when at Nauvoo. By order of the Quorum of the Twelve.
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	W. RICHARDS Clerk.		W. RICHARDS Clerk.

	====AGENTS FOR THE TIMES AND SEASONS.====		===AGENTS FOR THE TIMES AND SEASONS.===

	Amasa Lyman, Tennessee. Erastus Snow, Salem Mass.		Amasa Lyman, Tennessee. Erastus Snow, Salem Mass.
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	For the Times and Seasons.		For the Times and Seasons.

	====THE KITE; OR, PRIDE MUST HAVE A FALL.====		===THE KITE; OR, PRIDE MUST HAVE A FALL.===

	Once on a time a paper kite In vain it try'd to soar away;		Once on a time a paper kite In vain it try'd to soar away;

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