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MOLE

Ali bidders requested 10 extend the amount OF
their bids or each arlce, and exhb, The total amount
of each bid. The periods AID quantities OF each de.
livery hose posts here ihey no, specified, VIII
he one uth list June, lsl September, LIST December,
1874 and L., March, 1913 The hogs of which the
pork is packed TO be faencd On corn, and each hog
To- we Oh moi less than hundred pounds, and con-
sst of one hog each barrel, excluding the feet legs,
ears a nd snout. SIDE pieces may lie substituted Tor
he hams The FORK is To- be 6r,t salt nth Turks
Island AIT and then carefully packed with the same
article in pieces nc, exceeding ten pounds each
When the pao king has been completed, the con
tractor must lurDsh this tcc Certificate INN the
Iacker that It pork has been so sailed and paek,d
The pork to be consin,d in seasoned heart Of white
oak barrels ful hoped; the b ans and salt IN bar
els and soap and candles IN strong boxes OF con-
venieBt siz Tor transportation.
Salt will only be received by measurement of thirty
two quarts To the bushel The candles To have cotton
vic.s The ptovi-ians for PraIrie-du-Chen and ST
Peters must y. ST. Louis, Cor their ultimate de-una-
ton by the 18th of April, lS4i "A failure in TIN.
rauicuar will be considered breach of contract, and
tbe Department will be authorized TO purchase 10 sup
ply these posts. The provisions Will be insp,c ted al
re time and FACE of delivery, and al expenses Ia DC
maid hy contractors until they ore d,p'sted a. such
store houses as may be designated by the Agents OF
the Dep ,rimept -
increasing or diminishing he qusn ities or OF die
po,sng with any al articles inquired at any post
increasing or reducing the quantities of each delivery
one third subsequent to contract, on giving sixty
days previous notice.
Bidders MT heretofore ntractors arc required V
accompany their proposals with evidence OF tbe'r eh
NV ,oyetbcr with the names of tn " sureies whose
responsibility must be certified by the District Auor
new or by same person well known 10 the Govern
msn otherwise tb,ir proposals will no, be acted on.
Advances cannot be made in any case, and evid-
enc If insuectlon and full delivery will he required
at this Office, before qusi,ion will be made upon th'
Treasury for payment which will be effected IN such
public money may be convenient to the points OF
delivery, the PLACES of purchase or the residence o.
the contractors at the op ION OF The Treasury Depart
mept.
No drafts on this office will be accepted or paid IN
der any circumstances
Each proposal will be sealed in separate envelope
and marked Pr, p,saI for Furnishing Army Snos's
' GEORGE GIBSON, C. g. S.
july s. 1awrl5hS'pt.
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TI,HIERs' HISTORY OF THE FRENCH REyO.
i LUTION-Cheap edition In English The 2nd
volume, price 81, is this day received for sale by
y. TAYLOR,
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\ ONION "PICTORlAL TIMES" for 81 June,
IL 10Th June, and 18th June, IoI3.-Copes Of III )
magnificent newspaper are received this day, per
Great Western steamer, by =. TAYLOR, booksel
ler and may be examined at his store IL will be
supplied regularly 10 subscribers, or sold by the
gle number july
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IcCULIOCH'S NEW UNIVERSAL GA
lNl ZETTEER-tob be completed in ~ or 30 num-
brrs at 25 cents each. The first number j. just re-
c.ived by +. TAYLOR
Also, No 10 Of Alisons History Of Europe, just
..rn,rnL Innn II
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Oyvscs ov Corr. GEs. o. 6uSsusrExcx,


- EPARATE propossIs will be received al this Of
> hce until the Isl day o, October next for the de-
livery Of provisions, in tuk for the of the troops
Of the United Sizes, upon inspection, as follows;
1t Nep Orleans.
Zoo barrels Of pork.
!, 100 barrels II fresh superfne flour.
$50 bushels of new viii field beans
5000 pounds Of good hard soap.
80 pounds of good bard sperm candles.
100 bushels good clean dry fine salt
200 gallons of good cider vinegar
At Baton Rouge, Louisiana.
$50 barrels of pork.
$50 barrels Ut fresh superdne -four
40 bushels Of white field beans.
2,4U pounds OF good hard soap
4eO pounds of good hard sperm candles.
40 bushels of good clean dry fine salt.
$50 gallons Of good CIDER vinegar.
Al the Public Landing, sir miles from Fort
Ioaoson. mouth Of the Chiemichi.
GOO barrels Of pok.
! 1870 barrels Of fresh superfne -four
4sO bushels of new whie field beans
9. 600 pounds Of good hard soap.
800 pounds of good hard sperm candles.
I6O bushels If good clean diy fine salt.
!, 2NO gallons Of good cider vinegar.
The whole TO be delivered In all the month OF April
1874, and TO leave Nacbiioches by the 2Olh FebIua
AIRY, lSi4.
Al Fort Jesup, Louisiana.
CEC paITeis OF pork.
$50 barrels Of fresh super6ne -four
420 bushels Of new white field beans.
$500 pounds of good hard soap.
$50 pounds Of good hard sperm candles
lao bushels Of good clean dry fine sal
,925 gallons Of good cider vinegar.
One half 10 be delivered on Ist May lS4i, and the
remainder LIST December, 1874
Al Fort Smith, arkansas.
GOO barrels Of pork.
100 barrels Of fresh superine -four.
40 bushels Of new white field beans.
$500 pounds Of good hard soap
800 pounds of good hard sperm candles
l60 bushels of good clean dry fine salt
1900 gallons OF good cider vinegar.
One half of the -four nd The whole Of the other
tcles be delivered in all May 1874, and the 10,
mainder Of the flour 10 all November, 1914.
At Jefferson Barracks, Missouri.
200 barrels Of pork.
22tO barrels of fresh super6ne -four.
$50 bushels Of white field beans.
10 200 poundr of good hard soap.
$40 pounds OF good hard sperm candles.
800 bushels Of good clean dry foe salt.
4, 400 gallons OF good cider vinegar.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-29
AntibITIOWs sTTTST
PILLS

THERE is perhaps no disease which visits the
inhabitants Of this country with more Ger
taInty, and the effects Of which are more 10 be
dreaded than that class Of diseases arising from
arrangements of the Liver aad as this il the lar.
gest organ OF the whole body, II eXcrts power
iul influence over all the neighbOring organs and
upon Its healthy action depends IN a grea meas
urc the health of the General System. There
exists strong and mutual sympathy between
the Liver and all the other digestive organs; thew
are IN TACT so Ultimately associated in Office that
one cannot DO dorangsd in function without
InyolVlng the others IN general participation
Ii is necessary that several hHids should com
mlngle with the food we eat, for the pBrpose Of
healthy digestion; Bile IS one Of these important
iluldsi then the LIVER 10 laboring under disea
there must necessarily be an improper suppIV of
u conditioned nslpid bile, wholly unfit for digss-
ton, and then will follow as a necessary coTss
quence, amoTbld state Of the stomach and how
eIs anq these again give rise to Protean host Of
rom organ 10 organ until the whole system is
brought under It's dcletcTiOus influence
SYMPTOMS OF A DISEASED LIVER
General lassltude-pain in the side and shopl-
ders-irregular state of the bowels, gsnefaIIv
cOsuvo-drY hacking cOugh-hashes of heat over
the whole body az other times more limited
confined TO the palms Of the he Ids and solcs of
the iest appetite varable-sick or nervous head
ache-bad taste IN the mouth-urine of deem
saffron color and small in quantity-skin rene
rally ieYeush, tongue covered with a sSb ifc -
yellowish fur-general weakness-iBdigcsi',,CSr,ol
INSTRUMENTATION Of the hoart-s Lssy,,
unpleasant sensation az the PIT Of the stomach
"t..i'sA - WI 20 altoI eaunG-H1iiOW COmuIrwro
-deiecuon Of spirits occasional pain and dr.,
ness " me -cmacIauon-In5 ptituds for
~ cntal eNcfuOn-tenderness Of the rtemsch ,1J
siag on pressure unrsireshIng sleep, ircqncntly
iughtiul dreams f0rebOding Of evil-fsar I'll destb
&c. ~ heeo re- be expected that an the above
symptoms will Be present In any ons 80, -.
~ a1 OIL INC most important Of them will be sui.
"Jlehl ~ tsA1ilsl the existence Of the disease.
th's valuable Liver Pill IS Tor sale by tbe
PROPRIETOR az hls Drug, Medicine and Shoe store
south end Of Market Square. sign of tTe JyJgcI
Wt".1i'm D'oi. 8 TODD.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-29

EXTENSIVE SALE Or GOVERNMENT
LANDS The PresidenIo OF the United States has
issued hive procamatons. each bearing date the Sth
INST and describing certain government lands TO be
offered for sale at the periods there in mentioned to
wiz
In the State Of Michigan. ut the land Office in
tennessee. tho sale will commence ON Mondov
October 9Th, for the disposal of eighteen ,oUnsbin.
and fractional townships North of the base lie and
East OF the meridian, aud of nlne do Nor,h Of tho
base line and West of tho meridian. AT the land
Office In Detroit. the sales will commence on Mon
day. September 25th, for the disposal Of six lots re-
Gently surveyed in township 6, SoLth ,f ronre 10
and east Of the meridian.
In the State OF Illinois, ut Dixon the sales will
commence the 3O'h Of October; nj Chicago. on the
10Th September; at Danville. Octnber ID; at Kas.
kaskai. October l6thi rEdwardsville, October 9th;
and al Quincy, o. tober 23d
In Missouri, at PlalIsburgh Ocinber 9th; also No.
vemhcr l3ihi and at Lexington. October I'd.
In The territory ofWiskOnsan, nj Mineral Point
October %; nj Green Bay October ID; anu OF Mil
waukie, October | g.
In Iowa. Dubuqe, October l6, and at Fairfield
Octnber ID
The sales will eoch DO kept open for two weeks
(unless tho lands sooner disposed of during
which no private entries will DO admitted.
Presumption claimants arc required TO prove ia oil
ciaim', and make their entries at tho proper land OF
hees,as snon practicable after seeing this notice
~ \ Jour Of Commerce:
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-29
From the Detroit Adv


ACTING SECRETARY OF Wharf.-The Free
Press and Gazette abused US in tho bteres, STYLE
because ventured TO doubt the fitness ofSamuel
liumcs Porter. TO take charge Of the War Depart
ment. New let us hear what is said by the ST
Clair Banner. rhroughgoing LociOco paper, edited
by T.. c. Bancroft:
From the Banner.
CABIN r APPOINTMENTS HUMES
PORTER, lStey OF Denoit, has been appointed by
thePresident Secretary Of War al interim, - Wash
paper.
MA eonscencer as Baltic Nico Jarvis e1claims
who'd have thought IN What our Humes U.
= rotary Of War Well, well. in this repu b
lican country transtiOn 10 pawer and high station
is remarkably easy and is said there Is but one
step from the sublime TO the ridiculous SO we sup
pose there also but from the ridiculous TO the
sublime. We wonder If there are any more vacan.
cies in the Cabinet to he filled, pro tem,--ir so,
where's Lew Let's have him appointed
Then Uncle Sam Gun say" Behold, in my councils,
par mobile frat rum-the destiny Of the country is
saie-be still, o ye people,"
But, irony aside We think there must be
great scarcity Of Cabinet timber at Washington; if
so, and they will hut send word. we will send
them genuine shngle weaver.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-29

AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY IN HARVARD
UNlVERSITY.-We are happy to learn that "a
meeting ola iow students Of our University 10 take
into consideration the eIpediency of founding
society for the promotion Of scientific agriculture Z"
has been held. The result, we believe, is that
those few will commence the formation of an agri.
cultural library. and and will held meetings
from Time 10 time. We gladly give them oul up
probation and it will afford pleasure to a id them
in The accomplishment OF their objects. Should any
of the alumni or other persons, have agricultural
works which it would be pleasant TO themselves to
besIOw for the increase If this library, We presume
the gift ofthom will be very gratifying 10 the stu
dents who moving in this matter.
The beginning is small and modest. The little
seed has been planted; in Iimo a tree may grow
from it Ihnt will add beauty and value to our Aim
Maler-N E Farmer.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-29

SOME THING SlNGULA Wisconsin and
For RiuerS-These rivers, near Fort WInnebagO
on the Wisconsin parallel to each other. though
in different directions. The distance between each
is but mile and a quarter They are SIMPLY sep
arated by PLAIN or fiat pieco Of ground, and what
s remarkable in high waller they into each other
and thus become united Almost ever since the
snow melted this spring they have boon thus con-
nectcd The flat. separating them, has been cover
ed with water 20 the depth Of four feet-some say
six-Ihe present season. or sufficient to admit a
steamboat to navigate up the Wisconsin, across the
tat and thus find lie way down tho Fox river into
Lake Michigan at Green Bay! canal could east.
~ be constructed, one mile and a quarter in length
which would most ehectually unite the waters Of
the Mississippi with those Of the Great Lakes
IOtDd IEqUk Eye
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-29

THE CABlNET-SIncs the death ofMr Legare
there two vacancies in the Presidents Cabinet
viz in The Department OF State and in The office Of
the Attorney General. The New York Express
looking TO the reorganization which is thus rendered
necessary, remarks
The controlling genius now lefi there is John c
Spencer who nwes and overawes such mon as the
Secretary Of War. and tho moro iimid and prudcAi
mind Of the ADLER Post Master General With such
men around him, they, in this Stale. who know Mr.
Spencer, we'll know he will have his own way.
succumbing TO Mr. Tyler only as far as Is ny
to save his Office, 10 rule rum with oil others
about him. MIR Spencer hus frmness Of character,
doggcdness Of purpose, the intellect to conceive.
and tho pluck 10 eIecute and in the absence of
Mr. Webster and Of Legare, there is 40 man TO
check him. for. granting that Mr. Wcklhe has the
mind. no has not the courage to contend with him
outright; and for Mr. Upshur, he has not seen
enough Of the wear and tear Of practical life to be
SPgtTPeieh RiaQ for tho enterprising spirit of MI
by MIR Spencer. He surrenders himself 10 fis 'gdf
dance, acts undor his impulses and it may be added
with but few exceptions is under his control.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-29
THURSDAY, JUNE 20, 1913.
FoR President ~ 1874,
u Il ~ x Y e. j. a ".
FoR VIcE PRESIDENT,
JOHN DAVIS, OF MASSACHUSETTS.
TEMPERANCE CELEBRATION.


OF The Anniversary Of American Independence.
Tho Chief Marshal announces the following as
the manner Of formation aud order Of procession for
the 4lh Of July next.
LIST, The Martha Washington Society.
%. The visiting Sabbath Schools to take thor
place on the right of the procession they arrive
on the ground.
81, The Sabbath Schools Of this city TO take
their place on the right according to seniority.
4ih The Music.
5h, Revolutionary Soldiers.
9th, President and Vice Presidents Of tho day.
7Ih. Orators Of the Day.
Sth. Banner and bearers
9Th, Visiting Temperance Societies.
l0Ih, Citizens generally.
llh. The Washington Tempe rance Society Of
Wheeling.
The procession TO form at tho Market House. (tho
right opposite the north end Of the square,) at 10
o'clock, A NJ, precisely, when it will move up
Market ST to Washington. down Washington to
Main, down Main TO Monroe. down Monroe to
Water St, from thence to the place designated for
the ceremonies Of the day on he Island.
je29 JOHN HAMILTON, Chief Marshal.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-29

no cause for dependency.
The Richmond Enquirer Of Friday
Says;
The wheat in the Valley is said TO be
wretched-so,also, in Culpeper and that
region-the same in Louisa, with the
exception Of the Green Spring neighbor
hood, where there are fine crops.l Near
this city, the harvest has partially com.
menced, with fine prospects. On the
large estates on lower james River,they
will this week begin to "gather in. -
We will make no prediction Of the crop
of the State. Nothing is more uncer-
tain. Last year, all the calculat ions, G
ven Of the wisest heads, were completely
at fault
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-29
To On C0sTtEUED

THE BBLE.-Ths follouiug pass Ess from Mr.
Wsbsiss's great speooh a. BaukeS HILL deserves %
h. circ0isted tsf and wide N the journals Of ihe
C5gntrg-
If has bes8 rsti U,jtb refV much vstaCItv. nat
hs feiiciiY g d. Amsricsu colonirs consisted IN
cheS escape from she past This IL uus 20 f1t ss n
Fespecis po3i'tcsi Embellishments. bot no fsrber-
They btouE5t with thsn q fgil PORTION Of su Hs
tiebss oi 10 rtst. IN science IN art. % norsiS 70
hGiaU I'D bterstors. The Bihis cams wilh diem
A. tie Bgt q - doubtsi, tst % me free and uni
vefsti rssdinE q tb5 Bible. q % BE- assubsd IN
tlst pfe. tEst rEsr zero auch indebted 20 sielt
vi5sgs Of civil liborfy. The Bite % book q faah
sui q book q d1cfrius Doe 10 sis1 book Which
teaches uza bis individual rasplcsibiiiiv. bis
1vn SigCHy, sui be sgl1ity rrh hisfcli5sv usu. Z"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-29
HUzzA For VAN RuREN.

Out Of the sixty seven land receivers undoF Van
Buren,, sixty four we're deiaulteTs! three only were
found honest
More Of this. It's n fact that in 1888. tho 10.
cofOco land officers, IN and out Of Office. had in
their hands tho enormous sum Of one million nine
hundred and 6hy thousand dollars that the default
ing LocOioco Custom House officers had in their
hands tho round sum Of one million four hundred
and twenty seven thousand one hundred and ten
dollars, making iu al THREE MILLIONS. THREE
HUNDRED AND SEVENTY SEVEN THOUS-
AND FOUR HUNDRED AND TEN DOLLARS
Thoas are the gentlemen who talk Of tSo dollars
day and CJas bocf. aud ask for power again -
TadiQna STATE SenGnsl.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-29

Never since the organization Of the Government
has the administration presented such a remarkable
aspect as it does nj the present
General Harrison died. and Mr. Tyler len the du.
ties OF Vice President 10 become the Acting Prosi-
dent.
Mr. Southland, who succeeded Mr. Tyler In his OK.
oficio duties IN the Senate, died aud Mr. Mangum
elected TO acl in his place
Mr. Webster resigned and Mr. Legare was appon
ted in his place Secretary of State.
MIR L"gare died, and it is said. MIR Upsher is 10
be IN his place. aclng Secretary ofSIate.
The death Of Mr. Logarc leaves entirely vacant
the Office Of Attorney General
The President, the Vice Presidency. [qr) and tho
Department Of state, have nclng incumbenls; and
the Attorney Generalship is eaIirey vaCanL-U s
Gas
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-29

A FRAGMENT-l saw pale mourner bend
g over the tomb and his tears fell fast and often
As no raised his humble eyes to heaven he cried
My brothcr!-oh Ry brolher'
a sage passed that way. and said.
"For whom dost thou nourui"
"One." replied he, "whom did not sufficiently
1--we while living; but whose nes;imable worth
now feel"
"WhaI wouldst thou do il he were restored 10
thecl"
The mouincr replied, ''thut no would never OF
fend him 10y unkind word, but would take overy
occasion to show his friendship. ifhe could bdt COME
back to his fond embrace
Then waste notify time in useless grief said
the sage; "buI, il thou hast friends GO and cherish
the living, remembering that they Willy soon DO
deud alsp"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-29
CINCINNATI MANIFESTATIONS oc

FLoUR.-A gradual improvement is visible
sales at the Canal ON Saturday nj S4O6-low or no
receipts by Wagon, lot Of $50 bbls. brought
from Porlsmonlh' sol at the River at s4l2Ic. 1t
was all Of one brand, and n good order.
WHISKY is also improving slowly, "a les at Canal
a l7!. and at Rril Road at see The rcep
from La"rsnceburgh the past week were very
light.
CORN has advanced 10 % cts nj which rnte il is
ofquIck sales 10 Dirillers aud others
PROVISIONS remain firm, without any change
IN price No sales have come 10 our knowledge
for day or iwu
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-29
ANOTHER MURDER-Tns

ANOTHER MURDER-Ths Political Eynm
liner at Georgetown Brown county, states that yes
terdUy week, Mr. George III ,hrer, Of Brown 90.
was deliberately. aud cold blood shot down while
at work in the field. Mr. 3 ran q short distance be.
lore he fell. lie was pursued by the murderers
and killed with the hoe with which no worked
One OF his little girls was standing with him. when
ihe murder was committed; but no direct proofof
the perpeirato could no obtained Three persons
have been since arrested. and were under exami.
nation before Justice Suider, of Russellvilo Such
open and most awful crimes should he ferreed out.
and the full justice of the law visited on every gail
~ head
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-29

GREAT Msssrs " ~ Paine g.
CO. az South Leicester inform ~ shat they ace now
engaged on rejecting telescope, whose locsl
Iougtl measures 40 feet, diameter Of tho spccuium
25 nchcs. ID gtil Do completed n August next.
and b. sad % BE- the lssges, IN the world IA is on
ufsiy 1l merican Manufacture. tie lenses being
ground bv tsoaa solves, and 80 tho Nork done on
their promises We will simply ask those intorsa
ted botbs ths fund recently raised Coz the rurchass
81 tclssoope and other astronomical Instruments
81 Harvstd University, q iatssied 20 sposursge
Amsucsa snfofPrzs, % % a % D. SIb1ts aeL rog,l
sJsinE fue slPcIisT skdl d EUUPola ogu5lsusi-
Mass Spy
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-29
VIRGINIA CRnPS.-Tha


Beacon OF Friday says
The season has been backward BY
some three or four weeks Tor Corn aud
Horticultural products, It having bscn
vet and cOid-but so Ear as
the wheat crop is concerned there has
not bsssu so Pr0Pitious one for years,
nOr one likely 90 yield the husbAadman
a mdfe abundant return for his toll.
On the lanes River, one Of the lar
sest wheat growing sections IN VtcgiHis,
che May Vhe7t Gas q Is called has been
or - nOw being safety harvested on most
OF tde large cstE1es, and ths late wheat
IS geHeraitg SAFE (rool risks, except nose
from Storms 0Rd bail.
Toe failure Of crops last year, ia the
eastern section Of North Carolina, has
been fsjt as q senoGs ctiamitv the coun.
tcy which usually exported largely hav-
Tag 10 iHF0rt large quantities. Of corn Tor
necessary bo0se CONSUMPTION The corn
and oats though back card have taken
start u0dsf the fate Cavorabic weather,
and are likely 10 yield an average crop
con the wH0ic the allssi las a. yet
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-29

THE WONDERS or ASTRoNOMY.-Tho
Late DR. WallasiCn showed that ifihe sun could DO
removed ono hundred and Fifty thousand times It's
present distance IT would appear like star of tho
first magnitude; but It has since boon proved. by
Bessa and other astronomers, that the nearest stars
must be more than siN hundred thousand times far
Their off than the SUM- To appear. therefore; they
do, they must be suns whuso superb ial magnitude
is al leas, thirty 81 times haI Of ours, ruled into
one, to equal it, What On Insignificant speck in tie
uni !ene is the le group of worlds THAI nestle I'M
der tho wing Of our diminuiiye sun