davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-19
FARMERs IN 1857.

FAhMEhS IN 1906
IN 1920.
Men TO the plow,
Wife to the COW,
Girl to the yarn,
Boy to the barn,
And all dues settled.
IN 1880.
Men mere show,
Girl, Piano,
Wife, silk and satin,
Boy, Greek and Latin,
And all hands gazetted.
IN 1850.
Men all in debt,
Wives in pet,
BOYS mere muscle,
Girls snuif and hustle,
And everybody cheated
...-. IN 1857.
Doctors foot il and farmers ride,
Ape abounds-youth multiplied
Girls are are clad in big hoop skirts,
Bows in kids and ruffied shirts,
Aud every fool tobacco squirls.
The Persia sailed for Liverpool on Wednes-
dav. with S80O, 900 in specie.
Tbe Goshen Bank of Orange county, New
York was robbed on Tuesday night of $4,000
in bills and all the specie contained In IT'S
vaults. a d.. .t..
A man named Jones, convicted at Columbia,
Ohio. Of shooting Cyrus Beebs, has been sen
fenced to the psnitentiary for life
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-19

external vigilance Is the price Of Liberty"
Two dollars is the price Of the REPUBLICAN, for 1
enc year. Some persons, however, think tits
published gratuitonsly, Judging from the looks
Of their accounts on our subscription book.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-19

A SIMPLE REMEDY.-A writer in the Balti-
more Sun, who has been afflicted severely in
his family by that appalling disease, bronchitis
has found relief from the following remedy
Take honey in the comb, squeeze it out, and
dilute with little water, and wet the lips and
mouth occasionally with it. 1t has never been
known to fail, in cases where children had
throats so swollen as to be unable to swallow.
tits certainly simple remedy, and may be
very eficacious one.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-19

4 JEANES, No, III Market STREET. between Fourth
aud Fifth Sts, has urehasqh tho right 70 take Nj
LAiNOTYPES which are acknowledge by all tn be
superior to the DaguereoyPes or AmbT9tyPes And AZ
persons Wishing good Melainotype should favor nun
with call. 80 .r
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-19
nU0NEYI M0NEVi

rINEN THOUSAND DOLLARS WANTED, on unln-
! numbered Real Estate, within short distance Of
interest Will be paid promptly and punct uay semi annu
ally, For further Information enquire of
"' JOINT, ROBINSON,
Notary Public and Conyeyancer.
Ont I2lf Odd Fellows Hail.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-19

6NERMAN BITTERS. Genuine Holland German
VI tsrs, wholesale and retail at the lowest hgure, by
No, los Market street Oct l6-tf,t
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-19

A pretty girl and wild horse are liable to
do much mischief, for the one runs away with
fellows's body, and the other runs away with
his heart. ~
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-19

There is an account given by some of our
exchanges Of shower Of sugar candy A
bachelor wishes to know If it fell from the
honey moon. .st
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-19

A Yankee made bet with Dutchman.
that he cond swallow him. The Dutchman
lay down upon the table, and the Yankee, TAX
ing his big toe in his mouth, bit it severely.
"oh, you are biting me, roared the Dutch
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-19

d" Why, you old feol," said the Yankee,
"did YOU think was going to swallow you
1 whOln9'
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-19

In the Western States, any person who en-
deavors 10 make run upon a bank, SIS rode
upon RAIL- THIS has been found TO be an
excellent mods for cutting up panic.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-19

The market account say dressed hogs are
easier. A market street tailor wishes TO OBJ
tain pattern of their dress. fat
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-19
(iENERAL MISUNDERSTANDING.

go THE subscriber having taken the hid estah
WzW shed stand nt Hare's Corner, in New Cnhte
se&AA HunJr@d, is pI epared to execute all work
IN hls line i4 superior manner. Having had large ex;
perence ia the smith business and emplO none but
competent wOrkmen and erntendng the entire busi
he feels confident that he general satsnc
Farmers and others respectfully requested to
give him call, their work will be done promptly and
upon the most reasonable ternls -. . ..,.,.. -,
Octl-lmO DAVID q. FINLEY.
LYONS PURE CATAWBA OHIO BRAN
NY, Tor Medicinal puTpnsosj can be procured Ct BRAD
~ FOR DIS X STEPHENS, 3rd and Market Streets,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-19
HUMOROUS.
Love, the plagne, and the smallpox are often
communicated by the clothing. .siay

'The eyes OF your beloved, after she has been
crying Punch calls ornamental fretwork.'
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-19

IL is related ofa clergyman who had tray
elled some distance to preach, that, at tho
conclusion of the morning service, he waited
for some one to invite him 10 dinner. One by
one, however, the congregation departed with
out noticing him. Finally, when nearly all
had gone, he walked up to an elderly gentle
man. and grayely said, G Will you go home
and dine with me to-day, brother ~
&c Where do you live ~
No, "said the man, coloring, Fbut you
must go with me-" .s
This, Of course, the minister did cheerfuliy.
A good story was related to us, few days
since, of Boston merchant who visited New
York to buy dry goods. He made a purchase
of firm and was retiring, when one of the
partners said to him; ug
." MIR. Jones, we have always traded with
you, and you have always paid up promptly,
but we hear you have gone into fast horses.''
" WE'LL" replied the shrewd fellow, g that
amt true, for I've got four horses and there
amt one of them that can 60 inside OF three
thirty"
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-19
Carriage Manuiactory,
S,ofb styssf oIo9s BfoadtpaU ODESSA, Del,

axs III p. BAKER resp ,otfully m
SN IL nOunces to the public that he
GfaS=<--A.-- is prepared to manufacture Carr
fstsIIffSyf---H ages Of every description in style
NLYgs.s4s-NAs OF elegance and durability of finish
GAsSzaEzEssl2s2A unsurpassed by any othcrestabsh-
II snt in the country Ho snperintends all the work and
warrants every Vehicle. Having Just erected large
coach and smith shop he has Increased facilities 70 exe
outing work. and hopes by attention to business
N. B.-Repairi neatly and expeditiously and
second hand carriages for sale, jy 27-ly.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-19

my pride henceforth. Have | your forgive
ness, darling 20
She laid her soft velvet cheek against his
shaggy whiskers, and put her finger on his
lips.
Hush, Charley not another word. Put
that sentimental trash on the fire, please, and
ring the bell.''
Fanny answered the sound.
al am not at home tomorrow, when Cap
tain 81. Aulyn calls-do you understand 2"
HYes, ma'am 20 and Fanny vanished.-
Cora went to the mirror, and drawing out one
or two little diamond-headed arrows, shook
the rich luxuriance of her golden hair about
her face. In an instant the horrible Eugene
twist was gonc-she was his own radiant, sun
ny-browed Cora once more.
Il" There's one comfort" she said, pausing,
with mass of shining hair still in her hand,
90 have completely cured you of coquetry,
haven't l, Charley 7''
The reply is not chronicled, hut we think it
was satisfactory.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-19

few day ago, two men were attacked upon
Sideling Hill, Bedford CO., Pa, By large gray
eagle, which struck its claws through the wrist
of one OF them, when both man and eagle fell
to the ground in deadly struggle. The
other man had gun, but was afraid to use it,
SO drawing his knife, he rushed in and cut the
eagles throat. The bird measured nine feet
between the tips of the wings.
BRIDAL GIPTs.-At a recent wedding in
Trenton, New Jersey, it is stated that the bride
received presents of splendid sets Of jewelry,
a complete tea service of heavy silver spoons,
knives and forks, five dozen each several
sets of exquisitely beautiful and very costly
lace, together with complete outfit Of house,
hold and table linen. To crown the whole was
a purse of $500, another of $500, third of
$1,000, and a check for $40 200.
THANKsGIvMa.-The following States have
thus far Joined the throng intended to cele-
brate thanksgiving on the 26th instant New
Hampshire, Massachusetts, Connecticut, Rhode
Island, New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania,
Delaware, Maryland, North Carolina, Ken
tucky, Iowa, Ohio, Michigan, Texas and the
city of Washington. Maine, South Caroline
| and Mississippi celebrate the 18th instant, and
| Vermont the Sd of December.
A LIFE SENTEsoE.-Samuel Ross, who wal
recently arrested in Cincinnati, Ohio, ON
charge Of robbing the mail car of the GranC
Trunk railway, in Canada, was recently con
victed on that charge, in Toronto, and sen
tenesd to imprisonment for life.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-19
Gen H p. Simmons.

n, ,NyEyANCER AND SCRIvlNER, REAL. Es-
u ttc and Collecting Agent and Agent LOT
an r55mntT nttendst all business entrusted to ms caIe
II y On.oe w. i'f '''''' Jan. 29-ly.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-19
Iron Railing.

e,urpIEyH HEHThf ~. BIETWkEN SEVENTH
r. SAND EtGHfiI, WILMINGTON DEL,
f5 having iu ST reoe some new and beautiful pat
EiM terns ia now prepared TO furnish al KINDS oil
&lm Railing for Cemetery Lots ards SG,, on Iea,
a,utLeterngs Those in want OF railing arelnVtaeto
call. .,d =, u L;rdg oI vvork in his lima
Ms.:nn,;cd ~: y; Al The Shortest notice. jan, 10 III,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-19
SHARP CUTTING.

l,ABE ind Pocket Knives, RazoTs Scissors and Sur
Hoa' oa'in'''u"en'' s''u''1 II. FAIRY,
InthO basement oft. D. Wesb'sS, Hat store,
Dan. l.ly, NO. II Mnrket Street
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-19

.,,,u,,v,,pI p lCONVEYA A NCER ( NOTARY PUBLIC
ooSS u H. eor,er of Eighth and lMarsst SsreeS
sSIIRVEYs LAND, DRAWS DEEDS, BONDS tofs Moffs-
scEs &S Hef n snd
y nis.nner 10 take AckpOwedgepsnts Of peeas s I0s
Eaas the icIs ana a. jsa Estate NAV
h,i WaH,t ,r advantaVe to oallat the s. EertHo1
E.rith ami Market Streels censt -----------"'
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-19
DE NIT 5 T r z.

OF pPPiiiAbEiPHlA WOULD RESPEoT-
@ fniy inform his friends and the public generally
oTYYTT Of Wilmington that he has made aiTang enent
o. as to devote ess onay I HI
n t rHnohes he will be happy to seela Dr. e. JeheTis
~ 's,anJ onrper of 5th and ShineY Stb, Oot "
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-19
THE TRAVELLER

gieambouI Line Wetween philadelphia dN
WiIminRto
a ssss-vV ON and after MONDAY, Nov. I'd, the
ElnpnAkkwsr Steamboat u lsPHYR will leave Whining
SzR-3MRa& T.a0A NJ, and phfa at II.
M. stopping at Chester and Marcus HOOK each way
ERre between mington an philadelphia 81 cents. Re
turn 20 cents; CHter or Hook and Phade
Pima 10 trip ticket 80 cents Freight taken
Il saispers are respectfully mott send receipts
properly filed upi with each lot of goods. and that all
riodB reoeipted tor wilbe entlreya ab ownergrsk
Slip reoeips can bepro0uredatthe ofhceH a Phmauel
phia Or Wllmington. feb. 25-tt.
nirH A3AA 1KPkHSS COMPANY,
Oihos Third ST., bstween arket and Shpley Rts.,
F@ D ;l.' 's5ia5asiSIsIiis%; 5 AZ \ ~ s..!S.s @ @xssR
oiteH also oonnepting with he for Savannah
Macon, Mobile, Mont gomery and New Orlcans, leaves
daily nj 220 and 10 r. Al. Specie, Jewelry, Valuable
and Merchandise of every description in charge of
ExpTesS for Baltimor e. w aShinston Richmond, Nor.
ok and all tho HOuthJrnand western otes eave daily
by the mi dnlghl tram, which also accompanied BY
Rpnoial messengers.
Notes Drafts, BIl collected mod eterms
aud prompt returns made,
Goods purchased per or in any tho eastorn wes
IA OF sonthern StateB, with fidelity and de- spatoh
rhe public viii please bear mind cal for and de-
liyer az parcels without extra charge.
Express for Hsyre Grace and places
ave dhny ut A. M.
Expreah1or yinont, Marcus Hook and Chest eave
daly NJ y. GEO, CANN
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-19

New York Ledger Flag OF Our Union,
UTARpERS Weekly Newspaper, Waverly Magazine
III HsnEae Motions Parnr Casket, Frank Leslies news
nsnar instrated, Balous PiGtorial Drawng rom Com
Psnion and ali klnls Of Newsrspsrs and Magazines re-
ppsiveh weekly and MONTH 2 and for sale st
n n cIJOktES, Cheap Tobacco and Cigar sore,
~, nhc,sH1ray H betwaen Chesnut Walnut sts., New
~ "a w ark, Dell. sign of the Indinn.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1857-08-14

A fearful tragedy has recently
been enacted at Leavcnworlh, ol
which we have given the telegraphic
report. The st. Louis DemOcrat
gives full particulars. On Friday
night last (July 81 man named
Stephens, living in Kansas City, went
to Leavenworth. lie was on spree
AMI was decoyed by u bar keeper ma,
med Daincs to take wax up the
river where he was bcutally murder
ed. Suspicion fell upon Baines, a
crowd collected, and it was agreed
that he should be hung on the spot.
A rope was procured and put around
his neck, when he agreed to confess.
lie said that he and two men, one
named John Quarles, from Soatll
Carolina, had laid the plot by which
Stephens was robbed and murdered
and that the same men had murder
ed another man, u short time before,
and thrown the body into tho Mis-.
souri, river. ue stat I'd also that
he and the men Knowlton and Quar-
les belonged to an organized body
of about twenty-five men, who liv-
cd and carried on the business OF
robbing and numbering in Leaven-
worth City, on the island opposite
the city, and in the towns OF Law
renee and Topeka. He then gave
the names Of the gang as he could
remember to the authorities.
As soon as Baines had finished his
revelations he was committed to The
calaboose, q one story stone building,
about sixteen feet square. The
crowd then went off in pursuit of
Quarles and Knowlton, and in a|
short time had them arrested
Among the revealed conspirators
was VIM. Woods, tho proprietor of
the greater part of Leavenworth is.
land, and regarded by his acquaint-
Ances an honest man and good citi .
zen. A party proceeded at once to|
arrest him, and after making q thor.
ough search Of his house, found
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1857-08-14

as trophy to prove to his allies in
the Sontb, that be vas death on 'ab.
olitionists. 'Cspting' Walkers cam.
paisn knocks the Grcytown war com
pletely into the shade.
LATER.-Since the above was writ
ten, we hsve the news that Walker
had returned with bic forces to Law
renee again.. The tree State men
hooted alter him, and jeered him so
for his ridiculous excuse in aban'
doning Lawrence Tho, hio tsehsitive
pride was again excited, and he ha'
determined to como back and show
them that he Is not 'aieard.'
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1857-08-14
Hair Restorative.

The demand for this unrivaled preparation
for the heir and skin 10 beyond the possibil-
ity Of boubt. and its sale is greater that any
other Hair Restorative that hes ever been
before the public. Tens ofthousands Of per
sons who were bald and gray, and others
whose faces were covered with blotches aud
pimples, are now, with their own glossy hair
and with faces conely and fair to look up
on seen daily promenading the streets Of all
the princ.psl cities Of the Union, snd by
their influence spreading the fame Of Woods
Hair Restorative throughout the ciyilize
world. But the trial Of one bottle ~ more
than all we could say in " hole
Newspaper column.
d-T'It does not dye but gives life, health,
and Beauty TO the decaying, falling, ard
dead, restoring, as If by magic, that which
was supposed 10 be irrecoverly lost. Heads
nearly bald and others nearly white. are dai.
lly charged to their pristine beanty, and ia
ces covered with pimples are rendered as
smoolhe as an infants and blushing as rose
all by the use of Prof Woods Hair Restor.
ativc.--St. Louis Commercial List.
Sold BY all respectable Druggists.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1857-08-14
Indictment of BresIin,

The Indictment of the Franklin
Co., Grand Jury on tho 10th of Ju
ly, against John &. Breslin, for EN-
bezzlement, sets forth that he wa
Treasurer OF the State of Ohio o,
the first day OF January, 1853, whel
no unlawlully converted to his ow,
use 800, 900 of the public money
of the State of Ohio, and that h,
unlawfnlly made way with the same
The same charge, Tor tho same sum
is made as to the lat OF January
1854, $50 ss to the first day of Jan
nary, 1855--tlie same as to the frs,
day Of Jsnuary, 1S58--makine
amount OF 100000. 1t in Other
Courts presented the same charge
Cor ls53-4-5-and-8, dividing tEt
sum of one hundred thousand dol.
lars into bank bills of the several
denominations Of ones, twos, threes,
ives; tens, twenties and fifties.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1857-08-14
From Florida.

Col. Loomis, the successor Of Gen
Harvey, in Florida, has been unable
to capture more than two or three
s1aws, OF the Tallahassee and Sem
inoles-and these state that thei
warriors are so hotly pursued by the
troops that they cannot raise any
crops, are now in a starving condi
tion. The old game Of the last thir
ty years ia still being played in the
Big. Cypress Swamp. Neither San
Jones nor Billy Bowlegs show them
selves to the troops unless in superi
oru umbers, and then with view tc
their destruction; as in the case o.
Capt. Dade and his party. ..
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1857-08-14

The CRops. The wheat crop in.
this vicinity is being secured in good
condition, and is likely to prove an
abundant yield. The corn 10 com.
ing forward beyond expectation, and
should nothing befall it, II will be
full an average crop. Oats never
looked better; and our farmers will
soon rejoice with a ."garner we'll fill.
ed y Morenci .LoiirnaL.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1857-08-14
Mr.. Cunningham again.

Nrs. Cunningham has got hor'
self into new difficulty. As she
could only Iull heir to ono hall d
Dr.. Burdell's property, in case til,
Surrogate decided her his lawiu
wife, sho undertook to 'manuiactur,
to hand, IN heir, by feigning to have
given birth to child by the Dr.
The fact that she was about TO ut
tempt such forgery becoming kncwI
a trap was laid for her BY which Sh'
was completely caught, and is now
under arrest. The crime is mad,
punishable by confinement in th'
Penitentiary, not more than Tel
years.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1857-08-14
Walker Retreating.

Walker has raised the seige O.
Lawrence and made most inglori
ous retreat. lie rode all the way
down to Lawrence from Lecompton
to get fight with Jim Lane but was
treated so courtsously that he return
ed ashamed of himself. He next
marched down body Of troops to
knock mp dust with the people Of
Lawrence but all to no purpose, hc
could not obtain one free State scalp,
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1857-08-14
Late from the Iowa Election.

The Iowa City Republican of the
9th has been received, from which
we CLEAN the following;
Intelligence from Powershicl,
County has been received, stating
that the new Constitution has receiv.
ed a majority Of 500, and the whole
Republican ticket carried.
Jasper County has given 400 ma
jority for the new Constitution. The
entire Republican ticket is elected
Cedar has been reported as hav.
ing elected the sham Democratic
ticket. This is not 30, The whole
Republican ticket is elected, as we
learn from a reliable source.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1857-08-14
DIR. Roback's Great Medical Discover

DR.. Roback' Scandinavian Remedies
are overluming all the old theories Of
medicine. They reach the Blood lhro'
the digestive organs With a quickness.
certainty and curative effect almost mi,
rnculous. Tho herbs Of which they arc
made are from tho mountains OF Sweder,
and this combination OF vegetable ele.
mcnts is supereeling oil the mineral
medicines. Dyspepsia, coughs, bron =
cbitis. bilious Complaints. fits, nervous
affections, by sterics, scro(ula, skin dis.
eases, rheumatism, headache, pains in
the back, SEXUAL debility, etc. are re.
Iieved with wonderful rapidly and there
is no malady originating in q morbid
condition Of the blood or other fluids OF
the body, that does not yield to the
Scandinavian Remedies. See Adver-
tiScment.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1857-08-14
Know NOthing Convention.

The Know Nothing Convention
met ut Dayton on the 9Th, and nom.
mated a full State Ticket. They had
quite timo to got any one willing
to allow his name tobe used on their
ticket. Atlength the following were
made to stick:
Tor Gorsrsor. VAN TRUMP.
FOR Liet. Goperl,or.-H. 7. NASH.
FIR Stale Tredsurer.--J0N. HARSMANN.
For Pubic IPoks.--w. r. ARTHUR.
FOR Sscrefdry Of Stafs.--C. G. ALLEN.
For Supreme Judge JOHN DEAvENPORT.
The Convention was called as a
great mas convention, and in mum.
bers all told. amounted to SO persons,
most OF whom we're from Cincinna.
ti. The Nominating committee
made sdroll report. being in sub.
stance that having failed iu obtain.
ing the consent of their choice men
70 serve rs candidates, they had to
do the bsst they could II this tick.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1857-08-14
Prog, ass of the Comc,--AlI to sec II.

Prog, "ss of the conc,--All TO sec II.
The comet Slich Was seen at Ber
lin on the night of jane 22I, and
by Klinkerlue, and recognized at
Paris on the oath OF the same month,
has been observed with sufficient mi
nuteness to trace its orbit. From
the observations of Messrs Villar-
ceau and Lepsissicr, at the Paris Oh
servatory, it is asccrtained to be far
from its pcriholion; and that it will
increase ia briliiancy as it approach
es, until il can be seen 10y tho naked
eye. 1t will, in Iced, approach the
sun, at the same distance us the
earth.
1t is also ascrrtaincl by its move
nlents, tlse p 'sition OF It's pcriheior
and inclination to its orbit, that it Is
not tho comet Of Charles V. whith il
was calculated, would return at some
Indefinite prrio.l bcSre 1861, and
"iiirh wits recently announced TO,
the l3,ii OF gnnt, 10 annihi!ato ,h,
earth.
! l. tbs e,rart h~ly an ol,! nc3rain
'ancs. sctuining in accordance witt
I s,nbIis!icd laws. which may he oh
serve! AMI calculated. or is II II new
som r, visiting Us for the iS time!
1t is impossible. ut tprrsent, to answer
desc Qu s.iun@; as,yJnulners mls'
have time to calculate its orbitlEor,
'cl"Scly, and to compare its move
inen,s with those OF similar visirors
obaarvcd heretofore. Two points.
however. are settled. Ii is not III,
comet OF Charles Y; AMI it canno,
10 any harm, in consequence Of Tho
remc'encss OF It's orbit from III,
carth'.i.