| 160 pamphlet form, of between 80 and 90 pages, and elegantly bound. They will be sold at 25 cents per copy, or 10 copies for two dollars. Any person sending $5, current money, shall receive 30 copies of the Appeal.
All letters to be addressed to the Post Master of Nauvoo, Hancock Co. Ill.
7tf. GEO. W. ROBINSON.
For deligate [delegate] to Congress from Iowa, AUGUSTUS C. DODGE.
For Council from Lee county, EDWARD JOHNSON.
For the Times and Seasons.
THE WORD OF WISDOM BY MISS ELIZA K. SNOW.
"For to one is given by the spirit, the word of wisdom." 1st. Cor. 12:8.
The Lord imparted from above It is a straight and narrow way,
The word of wisdom for our blessing? That leads to the Celestial City:
But shall it unto many prove That high taught saints should go astray,
A gift that is not worth possessing? Thro' gentile customs, is a pitty [pity].
Have we not been divinely taught, O: that the saints would all regard
To heed its voice and highly prize it? Each gracious word that God has given
Then who shall once indulge the thought And prize the favor of the Lord
It can be better to dispise [despise] it? Above all things beneath the heaven.
Has self denial grown a task?
Or has that word been vainly spoken,
Or why, I fain would humbly ask,
Why is that word, so often broken.
TO THE SAINTS SCATTERED ABROAD.
We annouce [announce], with pleasure, to the saints throughout the world, that our beloved brother, E. Robinson, has gone to Cincinnati for the express purpose of getting the Book of Mormon stereotyped and printed, and that he has entered into a contract to have it done immediately. This is therefore to request all those, who feel an interest in the accomplishment of this glorious work, to assist in the ardious [arduous] undertaking, by forwarding to him means to help defray the expences [expenses], which it requires in publishing a work of such magnitude. We will give a copy of the work, well bound, for every dollar received in time to meet our engagements, which will be the first of September, or one hundred and twenty copies for every hundred dollars. then remitted.
All orders for books addressed to Robinson and Smith, Cincinnati, Ohio, Post Paid, will receive prompt attention.-ED.
AGENTS FOR THE TIMES AND SEASON.
PENNSYLVANIA Benj. Winchester, Philadelph [Philadelphia]
Stephen Post, Centreville, Crawford Co.
Charles Carter, P.M. Beaver, Beaver Co.
Wm. P. McIntire, Strongstown, Indiana Co.
NEW YORK. Joseph L. Robinson, West Leyden Lewis Co.
MASSACHUSETTS. Nathaniel Holmes, Georgetown. Essex Co.
NEW HAMPSHIRE. Chilon Rack, P. M. Gilsum,
Zadock Parker, Lisbon, Grafton Co.
TENNESSE [Tennessee].
T. K. Witcher, P. M. Whitleyville,
Jackson Co. Wm. J. Dixon, P. M Centerpoint, Ky.
ENGLAND.
John Taylor, Willard Richards,
Hyram Clark, Wilford Woodruff,
Theodore Turley, Joseph P. Fielding,
Orson Pratt, Heber C. Kimball,
Brigham Young, George A. Smith,
P. P. Pratt.
SCOTLAND Samuel Mulliner, Edinburgh.
TRAVELLING [traveling] AGENTS.
John E. Page Orson Hyde,
Lorenzo Barnes, Albert Brown,
Samuel James, James Blakeslee,
Almon Babbit, Joseph Wood.
SOUTH CAROLINA Lysander M. Davis.
NORTH CAROLINA Jedadiah M. Grant.
THE TIMES AND SEASONS.
Is printed and published every month at Nauvoo, Hancock co, Ill. by E. ROBINSON AND D. C. SMITH, EDITORS AND PROPRIETORS.
TERMS: ONE DOLLAR per annum, payable, in all cases in advance. Any person procuring 10 subscribers, and forwarding us ten dollars current money, shall receive one volume gratis. Letters on business must be addressed to the Publishers POST PAID.
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