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vT,HE MOST REMARKABLE BOOK Of the
i DAY-Now ready,
NJ O r N 0 N s M:
IT'S LEADERS AND DESIGNS.
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Illustrated vic Or. 1s lime .'F rGs. Of o''A
miIsbT Written and though the subject one which requires
ssntoDg.te and psn quite time IA. our
oi od law who are sowing mora. 'orrsp
cuI.. Eide, Hyds' work will be red By al who are
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best expose Of the eorTupon and horrible Iiqas, Of Nor
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mons II 10 d-,ned 70 make great stir The author IL the
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Mormon. Il will Be smbs.hsd With the portrait. Of the prn
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tain hints U Government the classes Of people,
and the be mode of putting down the denominations Of
IN. Y. Correspondent Of Boston journal.
AN EpIroMIzED TABLE OF CONTENTS
CHAPTER I-THE AurHoR-Who be s and Why he writes
oty The nbsbt.nt: kimb.r; City Property Bdsh.%:
Tsberpsce Sabbath Services House and Tenn
sRHs s s %p
Msn:isSIs, The so%on Census ., and Lying
H.. NV E q n a
Cont T'PPSss4ss
a Ss cf,sa ss dasS :Ss
CHXPTER IV-M6RxoN MYsrsRIEs-Seslins for Eterr4y;
Woman sealed 10 and Married to another Husband Spirit
nal Wives; Of Smths Death Sniths widows; Proxy
Doctrine Marriage Sealing for the Dead The Eudow
mrnt Wuhng and Amounting Degrees Of Priesthood; Be-
hind the Vsi;5 Obedience Sealing at the Altar; Murdsrs
Sealing to Indian squsws; Selling Daughters
CHAPTER V.-EDUcArIoE.
CHAPTER VL-BRGHAM YoUHc AT Hons-His Bosrs
pby Modus Operandi Personal Appearance in Council and
IN Pulpit His Manners Style Of Oraory As Husband aud
a w .SS as ny.r, CSu
6dsnt and Adviser Secret Of Success
CHAPTER vIL-BRsHAh THE PRoPHEr-Intention OF
Normonism
CHAPTER vIII-CHRoxoLocIcAL History OF MORMON
CHAPTER Ix.-AxALYEs OF INTERNAL EVIDENCE OF THE
Book MORMON.
MORMON.
CHAPTER XL-REAL ORIGIN OF THE Book OF MoRMoS.
CHAPTER XlI-TBEoRETIcAL PoLYGAMY
CHAPTER XIII.-TBE SUPPRESSION OF MoRhoSIsM
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president MOTIFS LECTURE
TEMPERANCE.

DREsIDENT MOTIFS LECTURE on
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Containing M DELAVAN's LETTER To GOVERNOR
The mstured opinions and the fruits of long and patient study
Of great such President MOTT OF Union
College deserve profound attention In these Lecture: he
difficult and delicate subject In the whole hed
Of Temperance inquiry leaving scarcely anything mo to be
said or studied his work justly be regarded a
manual for the Of every man who would ,. prepared 70
and defend the most sacred truths winch INC acuon
DR. MOST 10 man great saescity Of keen perceptions Of
loosely held He has them and good and
he gives his with clesrnea that a. can see ana storee
P,o..soI THYIER LEWIS scholar of wide celebrity
having no superior Greek erudon lie has caeuy gone
over the ground occupied by Dr. Mott revised be positions
traced root Of every word that needs 70 e
les embodied IN the elaborated and very able
pr M nEIaVASs LETTER TO GOVERNOR KING
summary present position and past poses OF the lem
alton In this country The scts ne mas 'n
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intelligent minds 1ney usnt 70 snecf
and stimulate all friends Of the Cause
volume with such argument learning and sct ought 20
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The Magistrates of Guilford have set example
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Rescued, That James Sloan be appointed agent
to purchase suficency of good sound corn, to sup
ply the actual wants OF the citizens Of Guord
ty, and that said agent dispose Of the corn pur
chased aforesaid to the citizens of this county,
for cash, at such prices, will all expenses
and charges.
Resolued, That said agent have the use of the
funds and credit of the county, to an amount not
exceeding So, oGO at any tme and that the faith
and credit of the county hereby pledged to the
payment and redemption of all monies borrowed, to
carry out this order and resolve.
Ordered further, That said agent present at the
next term Of this Court full and complete account
and statement of his whole transactions in relation
to this matter.
After some remarks by Mr.. Gilmer, the mover,
Jas-T. Morehead and others, the above resolutions
were unanimously adopted by full bench Of Mag
istrates. .- g. ~ Patriot Dc Flag.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-05-27
MARRIED.,
In Union county, the 2Sth u by Eli W. Lilies, ESQ.,,
David Les to Miss Susanuah eldest daughter of B. B.
Smith, ESQ, all of Union,
MARRIED.,
DIE D..

Very SUDDENLY in Johnson county, the evening of the
nth inst Mrs. Wilder, wife of Isham Wilder, in the 37th
year of her age.
Deceased was an afectionate mother and loving wife,
At his residence r Robson county Friday morning
May l5h Col Neil Regain, aged about IS years Col Re-
piazza. and speaking of his servants when he
fell back and expired without uttering word presumed
to have been disease Of the heart. .0't.
In the death Of Col. Regain Robson county losses
of her best citizens the nehbohood their kind and benev
client friend; and his family the most aeconate husband
and father his servants humane and attentive master
To the poor he was friend indeed. and many will miss
He leaves disconsoiate wife, and large family of
and daughters to their irreparable loss Col R.
frequently elected member Of the Legislature, and
a member of the session of lS4-55. and faith
fully did he the people of his county The writer of
this knew him intimately for the last Is years. and
truly say he steadast friend open honorable Just and
fair all his dealings. He good man. good husband
good father good friend But he has hence where
and noble heart will long be by those who
him. FGy Car.