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1 Matthias anithe Mormon’s I Matthias can’t get into business • among the Mormons, it seems.1 I The “Northern Light,” publish-; ed at Kirkland, Ohio, a paper ; that acts as organ, we believe, to the Mormon and Van Bureu in.:: tereste, repels the statement : that Matthias had been taken into fellowship by the disciples, i of Jo Smith, with great iudigna-,,; tion. The Prophet went among i i i that interesting people and was ! i treated “civilly and clemently by them saysthe Northern Light,” j ; but they told him in so mauy 1 words that his doctrines were the evil one, and he himself a vile imposter. We do not know how the Mi-rmons look upon it, i but it does not strike us that this. iwas either very civil or very j element. II iOun Mountains.—Hitherto,11Mount Washington, in New I.umpshire, has been esteemed the highest mountain in the U. 1 States. Its most elevated peak ( is six thousand two hundred and 1 thirty-lour feet above the level i ’cjf the sea. \ recent writer ini the Raleigh Register, now claims i the palm for a mountain in N.*J Carolina. He gives the height lt;of i!a; Iol'tiests neak of the Black ) 'Mountain, in Ysince comity, at 1 six thousand seven hundred and ^|lort-six feel above the level of the sea.
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Bloomington Post
Bloomington, Indiana, US
Fri, Jan 08, 1836
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