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	MESSENGER AND STAR.		MESSENGER AND STAR.
	Bound together, or in separate volumes can be had at this office.		Bound together, or in separate volumes can be had at this office.
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	Also on the 23rd Inst. by Oliver Cowdery Esq. AMOS R. ORTON to Miss. DORCAS SEEKINS both of this place.		Also on the 23rd Inst. by Oliver Cowdery Esq. AMOS R. ORTON to Miss. DORCAS SEEKINS both of this place.

	WISE and good men have attempted to present an artificial arrangement of the several events recorded in the history of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ, or what they call a Harmony of the Gospel. It is both a pleasing and an useful amusement to ascertain the dates and to settle the order of events; and labors of this kind merit high commendation. But the native majesty and simplicity of scripture stand in no need of artificial arrangement. The whole spiritual building is august and venerable, and each particular part has its peculiar beauty and excellency. To be assured that such things were done, is of infinitely higher importance than to determine the exact series of succession. Every line of the history of Christ is a radiant display of divine perfection; every step he takes leaves an impress of benignity behind it. It was predicted concerning him, that he should be "a man of sorrows and acquainted with grief." But it was likewise predicted that he should "see of the travail of his soul and be satisfied." The words which have been read contain the accomplishment of this last prophecy. In all our affliction he was afflicted; let us weep with him: and when he "rejoices in spirit," let us also "rejoice with joy unspeakable and full of glory; receiving the end of our faith, even the salvation of our souls."-Hunter.		==== ====
			WISE and good men have attempted to present an artificial arrangement of the several events recorded in the history of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ, or what they call a ''Harmony of the Gospel''. It is both a pleasing and an useful amusement to ascertain the dates and to settle the order of events; and labors of this kind merit high commendation. But the native majesty and simplicity of scripture stand in no need of artificial arrangement. The whole spiritual building is august and venerable, and each particular part has its peculiar beauty and excellency. To be assured that such things were done, is of infinitely higher importance than to determine the exact series of succession. Every line of the history of Christ is a radiant display of divine perfection; every step he takes leaves an impress of benignity behind it. It was predicted concerning him, that he should be "a man of sorrows and acquainted with grief." But it was likewise predicted that he should "see of the travail of his soul and be satisfied." The words which have been read contain the accomplishment of this last prophecy. In all our affliction he was afflicted; let us weep with him: and when he "rejoices in spirit," let us also "rejoice with joy unspeakable and full of glory; receiving the end of our faith, even the salvation of our souls."-''Hunter.''

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	Proceedings of a Conference of the Church of Latter Day Saints, convened by special apointment [appointment], at Portland, District of Johnstown, U. C. June 10, 1837.		''Proceedings of a Conference of the Church of Latter Day Saints, convened by special apointment [appointment], at Portland, District of Johnstown, U. C. June'' 10, 1837.

	The number of official members present were thirteen elders, five priests, eight teachers and six deacons. The Conference opened by prayer by elder Woodruff. On motion of elder Blackeslee, seconded by elder Woodruff, elder John E. Page was elected President, William A. Weston Secretary, and John Hughs assistant, when an appeal was presented by William B. Simmons and from the acknowledgement [acknowledgment] of certain items in said appeal, it was conclusive in the minds of the		The number of official members present were thirteen elders, five priests, eight teachers and six deacons. The Conference opened by prayer by elder Woodruff. On motion of elder Blackeslee, seconded by elder Woodruff, elder John E. Page was elected President, William A. Weston Secretary, and John Hughs assistant, when an appeal was presented by William B. Simmons and from the acknowledgement [acknowledgment] of certain items in said appeal, it was conclusive in the minds of the
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	W. A. COWDERY Editor.		W. A. COWDERY Editor.

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	A prospectus for a new paper, to be issued from this office, is inserted in this, and will also appear in our next, which closes the present volume of the Messenger and Advocate, and will also close our editorial labors, perhaps forever. Our numerous patrons will consider the necessity and importance of forwarding all arrearages, if any be due us, and their money and address, for the new paper.		A prospectus for a new paper, to be issued from this office, is inserted in this, and will also appear in our next, which closes the present volume of the Messenger and Advocate, and will also close our editorial labors, perhaps forever. Our numerous patrons will consider the necessity and importance of forwarding all arrearages, if any be due us, and their money and address, for the new paper.

	P. S. The new paper will be sent to the subscribers of the M. & A. who have paid in advance, unless other directions shall be given.-Ed.		P. S. The new paper will be sent to the subscribers of the M. & A. who have paid in advance, unless other directions shall be given.-Ed.

	Minutes of a Conference of the elders of the church of Latter Day Saints, held in Lyman, Grafton Co.-N. H. on the 26 and 27 of Aug. 1837.		==== ====
			''Minutes of a Conference of the elders of the church of Latter Day Saints, held in Lyman, Grafton Co.-N. H. on the 26 and 27 of Aug.'' 1837.

	Agreeable to previous appointment the elders and church assembled at 1/2 past 10 A.M. at the house of brother Zadock Parker, and proceeded to organize said conference which was as follows, elder A. B. Fuller was called to the Chair, elder James C.-Snow was duly elected Clerk by the unanimous voice of the conference.-The meeting was opened by singing, the throne of grace was then addressed by the Chairman, and after a few preliminary remarks the elders were called upon to express their faith and their manner of teaching which was done to the etire [entire] satisfaction of the council.		Agreeable to previous appointment the elders and church assembled at 1/2 past 10 A.M. at the house of brother Zadock Parker, and proceeded to organize said conference which was as follows, elder A. B. Fuller was called to the Chair, elder James C.-Snow was duly elected Clerk by the unanimous voice of the conference.-The meeting was opened by singing, the throne of grace was then addressed by the Chairman, and after a few preliminary remarks the elders were called upon to express their faith and their manner of teaching which was done to the etire [entire] satisfaction of the council.

	Elder Butler was then called upon to represent the branch of the church at Underhill, Vt. which consists of 18 members in good standing; also represented a branch in Jay, Vt. which consists of 12 members in good standing. Elder W. Farr represented a branch of 12 members in Charleston, Vt. Elder D Richardson represented a branch in Franconia, N. H. consisting of 5 members. Brother Zadock Parker represented the Lyman branch in N. H. containing 16 members. Elder J. C. Snow represents a branch in the town of Campton, L. Canada containing 10 members. Also St. Johnsbury branch, Vt. containing 9 members. Artimus W. Lockling priest, represented Lyndon branch Vt. containing 15 members, the above named branches are all in good standing. Conference then adjourned one hour.		Elder Butler was then called upon to represent the branch of the church at Underhill, Vt. which consists of 18 members in good standing; ''also'' represented a branch in Jay, Vt. which consists of 12 members in good standing. Elder W. Farr represented a branch of 12 members in Charleston, Vt. Elder D Richardson represented a branch in Franconia, N. H. consisting of 5 members. Brother Zadock Parker represented the Lyman branch in N. H. containing 16 members. Elder J. C. Snow represents a branch in the town of Campton, L. Canada containing 10 members. Also St. Johnsbury branch, Vt. containing 9 members. Artimus W. Lockling priest, represented Lyndon branch Vt. containing 15 members, the above named branches are all in good standing. Conference then adjourned one hour.

	Met again pursuant to adjournment; conference opened by singing. The throne of grace was addressed by the Chairman, who then proceeded to give such instruction as the holy Spirit manifested. The subject of the word of		Met again pursuant to adjournment; conference opened by singing. The throne of grace was addressed by the Chairman, who then proceeded to give such instruction as the holy Spirit manifested. The subject of the word of

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	From our latest advice from England we learn, that there was dissatisfaction amoug [among] some of the members of parliament, relative to some of the past acts of government concerning the pressure in the money market, the repeated failures among commercial men, attributing much of the distress to the bad faith, and vaccilating course taken by the constituted authorities. One failure after another takes place, and when a large house stops payment for some two five or ten millions, numerous othher [other] houses are affected by it, besides thousands and tens of ~~thousands~~		From our latest advice from England we learn, that there was dissatisfaction amoug [among] some of the members of parliament, relative to some of the past acts of government concerning the pressure in the money market, the repeated failures among commercial men, attributing much of the distress to the bad faith, and vaccilating course taken by the constituted authorities. One failure after another takes place, and when a large house stops payment for some two five or ten millions, numerous othher [other] houses are affected by it, besides thousands and tens of thou-{{page break\|558\|top}}sands of individuals that are involved in the consequences. But money matters, from the latest sources of information, we are led to the belief, are a little more easy in England than they were, particularly, as far as the great American houses are concerned; owing perhaps to the shipments of specie that have been made from this country by the American Merchants within the few months past. Much of that article has certainly left our shores within a little time. Much has been received by merchants in New Orleans from the south, and much been brought from Europe by passengers into our eastern cities; so that we may not have suffered so great a diminution in the sum total, as from a cursory view appeared.
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	of individuals that are involved in the consequences. But money matters, from the latest sources of information, we are led to the belief, are a little more easy in England than they were, particularly, as far as the great American houses are concerned; owing perhaps to the shipments of specie that have been made from this country by the American Merchants within the few months past. Much of that article has certainly left our shores within a little time. Much has been received by merchants in New Orleans from the south, and much been brought from Europe by passengers into our eastern cities; so that we may not have suffered so great a diminution in the sum total, as from a cursory view appeared.

	The internal and external affairs of France remain about as they were at our last advices.		The internal and external affairs of France remain about as they were at our last advices.
	Spain is yet in a state of intestine war and wasting her own men and means.		Spain is yet in a state of intestine war and wasting her own men and means.

	From the Pacific, we learn, that the Chilian ~~[Chilean]~~ Government is preparing an expedition, consisting of land and naval forces, to go against Peru. We infer from the accounts we have read, that there is much disaffection with the Peruvians, and the invading army calculate they shall be joined by a great portion of the Peruvian troops.		From the Pacific, we learn, that the Chilian Government is preparing an expedition, consisting of land and naval forces, to go against Peru. We infer from the accounts we have read, that there is much disaffection with the Peruvians, and the invading army calculate they shall be joined by a great portion of the Peruvian troops.

	We have no news from Texas of an interesting nature since our last. Our southern border war, is not yet closed, nor is it very formidable to any but our more extreme southern frontier settlements.		We have no news from Texas of an interesting nature since our last. Our southern border war, is not yet closed, nor is it very formidable to any but our more extreme southern frontier settlements.