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sEN 1850. -
DETROIT AND CHICAGO.
STEAMERS
ouEAN. MAY QUEEN,
Captain n a EyANs Captain T.. L. NIGER,
VIII form Daily Line between
CLEVELAND AND DETROIT.
The coming season one Of the above boats will
leave Cleveland every evening, Sundays excepted
at o'clock, connecting next morning at Detroit
MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD,
For Jackson, Chicago, st. Paul, Marshall, MilWau-
kee burlington, Kalamazoo k9nq & a9 a., Las 9nTMS, M
Chen, Iowa City. Also, with steamers ioT saul SAUL
NAV and the DETROIT AND MILWAUKEE
15J- Freights contracted through to the above
named points at the lowest possible rates,
Fare One Dollar less than by any other Route.
RS- Detroit Passengers by taking this Route save
HS- III kets can be obtained at all the principal
Ticket { nices, also at the Union Ticket Ohce, u.
Horton Agent Superior street, Cleveland, or at the
Office Of the Line on the Dock. prppCp
mayI4RlO General Agent, Cleveland, Ohio
NEW AND RELIABLE FREIGHT ROUTE.
EAST.
baltimore OHIO AND CLEVELAND
PITTSBURGH RAILROADS.
Through Receipts and Prompt Deliveries 6y
THIS ROUTE TO BALTIMORE,
Philadelphia, New York, Boston and Proyi-
deace Also, 10 Richmond, Charleston ana Savannah
No drayage, and but one transfer to Baltimore
Philadelphia, and but Two transfers
to either Of the other points
RS-Rates as low as by any other Route. ia
Contracts made also, for freights from any Of the
above 10 tbis citv
JoIio 5. H. sULL192N, i ; JOHN CARLISLE,
Oi5' B. E6. 70 R, fSI 4. / Cleveland, Ohio.
September 2s. 1850.
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XFaal alptiEes.

CHERIFF7S SALE-PURSUANT
- 10 The command Of an order Of sale issued from
he Court OF Common Pleas Of CuyahOga county a
The Euit OF William Blanton plaintn, against l. q.
Pendleton, Administrator Of John williamson de-
ceased, and others, defendants, TO me directed,
shall offer for sale at public auction at the door OF
Court House IN the city Of Cleveland, IN said county,
the 18th day Of october, 1850, AZ O'Clock r ~
the following described lands and tenementsl 70 wt
Situate In the City Of Cleveland, county OF CuyenO-
ga and described a. follows, to wit; lot No. twenty
six In p. ScUyiles allotment of ten acre lots NOS y
10 3i being thirty feet front on scOgile street, and
two hundred and nine feet deep. Appraised at elA3
y D. HntchIns. Atfir- ssptZI.s0
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MAhINU UUNNLJIIUNos ,
At Cleveland with Cleveland Toledo, Cleveland,
Columbus Cincinnati, Cleveland Erie, ana CleNe-
land Pittsburgh Railroads.
At Solon, with hacks to Ohagrin Falls, &c.
All Mantua, with hacks for Ravennas &C:
AT Rraceyille with hacks to Newton Falls, sc.
Al Warren with hacks TO Sharon, Greenheld1 Mead
Tille Bloomfield, Garfield, &c.
At Youn Rstown with stages for New Castle 70
lapd Lowell and Enon Valley, and thence by r T.
W. a y L. H. ~ i'''TgH CHAs. L. RHODES, sup't.
r,lavaland Feb oIs5e
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Last Nights Report.
Rr.r1FCTIoN oF .. S. sENATOR.

MoxrPEr1BR, Vt, Oct. 10.
Jseob Collarner was Oday re elected o. ;. sen, m
sior for six years from the 4th OF ~, Hons.
1es u ~ Paul Dillingham; received the opposl-
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ATTENTioN. WIDE AwAKEs !
TuE WIDE AWAKE VOCALIST,

RAJL-SPLITTERS SONG BOOK.
words and Music 10 cents each. $500 per nun
Ired Postage cent each. 49,,
,,s IRGHAM a BRAGG.
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LATE ARRIVALS.
A NOVELTY IN TIE ART woRLDl

PHOTOGRAPHY UPON PORCELAIN.
Secured by letters patent in the United States, Eng
land, France, and Belgium.
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3ail 4oaas.
'EVEI7AND AND ERTE Raj

INLEN ELAND AIND EIALH nail
ROAD.-SuMMER ARRANGEMENT. 1850
On and after Rior'-y, April 9th, 1850, Passenger
A''''' Lave CLEVELAND.
lo.no A n MAIL TRAIN-Stnpping at all stations
except Wicklifie Mentor, Perry Uuion-
yiile SaybrOok and Swanyillei and arrives
al Erie i:SO p. NJ, Dunkirk S:55 P. NJ, Bui-
ann X GIISCiNNkTI EXPRESS TRAIN-stop,-
''- ming al Painesyille, Ashtabula and Girard
oniy; and arrives at Erie esq P. NJ, Dun
Kirk s.25 r. NJ Buffalo $50 ?. n. -
a.tOP N. CONNEAuT ACCOMMODATION TRAIN
stopping at all stations. .
o.9op NJ NIGHT EXPRESS THANKSGIVING AZ
Wv Painesville, AshtAbula and Girard only
and arrives at Erie l2.E A. NJ, Dunkirk
q.5O A N Buffalo as20 A. n.
LEAVE ERIE.
.,.ss. - NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN-Stopptng at
i''' - Girsrd Ashtabula and Painesville only
and arrives at Cleveland $3.50 A. n.
to.as. n MAIL, TRAIN-StOpping OF all stations
w. - eXcept SaybrOok, UniOnviile, Perry, Men,
tor and Wicklife and arrives at Cleveland
.,.,o, nay EXPRESS TRAIN-stopping at Gi-
'' = rard Conneaut, Ashtabuia and Painesville
only and arrives Rt Cleveland $50 p n.
Accommodation Train win leave Oonneaut az o;OO
~ stopping at all stations, and arriving at OleVe-
land at $40 A. n.
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mi ASTER OOMmlSO " N II IL .
N SALE.-Pursuant to al order Of sale to me
alit:1ed issued from the Court Of Common Pleas ot
Cuyahoga county, Ohio, on the sth day Of Octopers
ls6O in an action therein pending, wherein Mll4an
Hunter Is plaintiff and James Ross, Esther ii. Ross
and Others are defendants SHALL the 10th day Of
November $780, at O'Clock p. NJ, expose Tor sale at
public auction, at the door Of the Court House, in
he city Of Cleveland in said county, the several
pieces and parcels Of land described as ioloWs TO
ist Beine part ofIot 2 in the original allotment
of the village OF Cleveland in Cuyahoga county, IN
the State OF Ohio bounded as follows Beginning at
a point on the west line Of Bank street in said city
thirteen rods 3) north Of the north line Of St. Clair
street; thence westerly at right angles Win BANK
ssreet to tbe west line Of said lot No. . thence
stIeis i y. md narnlIe with Bank street, sixty-six
fel feet thence eRsterly at right angles with Bank
street TO the west line thereof thence sOuthery on
he place Of beginning /" Apprised at 5000.
Sd, known as part Of lot No. twenty-seyen Cd
tbirtythree )ss) feet font on the southery side Of
Johnson street, and nine 9 rods deep Of equal width
and bounded as follows: Commencing on the Mest
line Of land owned by joel Scranton, Noy. p, l4s5
running thence sOutherly nine 90 rods thence
westerly parallel with johnson street thtrty-
three (s3 feet; thence n0rtherly to the southerly
along said johnson street to the place Of beginning
Apprised value 40. s.-.-, ,..,
In Cleveland, CuyahOga county, Ohio, decided ~
Joseph Lyman 70 John b. Waring, october = isa2Ii
and is bounded and described as follows 20 VII pc
Ginning at point on Prospect street, NORTH SIDE
"a Prospect steet Is now widened, and being the
southwest corner ol S9la @ LOT u - INNING thence
northerly along the east line Of Perry street one
hundred and forty-ye Q45l feet; thence easteIy on
line parallel with the north line Of Prospect street
feet and ten inches (75l0 thence south
eriy on line parallel with the east line OF Perry
street one hundred and fortyye (l4o) ieeti thenee
reSferlv along the north line OF Prospect street -
feet and ten inches TO the place OF begnnng 6eing
the same land decided TO james Ross By o. n; skeels
and WIFE recorded in Nols5 Guy ahogaheeor page
gIn Appraised Al $1,000 90, ,,v,.,-,-rs
Master Commissioner.
J. NJ. JONES, Pitts Attorney. ,....
flavaland 10. $50 OCT lE-NlN
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TRIESEMAR [, 2 AND 3, PkO
TECTED BY ROYAL LETTERS p - 4Is--ois - A.
England and secured BY the seals o. thIc Ic5Iis9s of
Pharmacie de Paris, AMI the lmpeilA
Medicine, Vienna. -,.rnatorrhnsn
No. 1 is invaluable Tor eKhau-ti tioHi
and all physical disabilities ,-,,ss of thosa dIa.
eases that have herstofors eesH si,a and er6eb4
ei2ns she tSiv S1ppanted the injurious use
raercury thereby insurln8 70 ~ - 80 r,ofi,sp 3 ~
lief di5persinR AL inpaii'i'1' - - -
VeTon q Nos ], and 3, are Prep4r TIE
isT17a devoid Of taste and small, and can
ofn ~ m ne vastcoat pocket. Sold IN tin cases
y 5-iisd into separate doses as administered %
1inan IaIlsmand R0ux Ricold, &C Price y eaehi
~ easss for So, which sayea 81 and In tEl eass
-hsrsbY there i8 saving q S9. 10 Be had Wnoese!s
vi retsfl OF Dr. BARROW No. l94 Bleecker street
New York Immediately on receiving renlittanee
Dr. Barrow win forward the 1riesemar % eny 49, -
Of the world, securely packed and ado ssf roe'i-
ing 10 the Instructions Of the writer. -
~ Sold also by GAYEOED q Han 4I
va. FLsKs Cleveland rc
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uon-residents OF said State, will take notice
that Plantih has this day filed his petition in sald
Court to fOreclO5e a mortgage ON certain premises
described therein, given BY Defendant, William
Mitchell, Plaintiff TO secure the payment OF note
dated April l, 1855 for S62 76-lOO two years nom date
with interest at ten cent.
The Defendants will appear and make answer on
the 18th day of December, 1850, Judgment by de-
fault will be Rendered on said note, and the premi-
ses ordered to be sold 10 pay the same.
Attest. holland d. NOBLE, Clerk.
S,rtobar r1Jslr 20 y is60 Fl''' octl3.3IO
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rrsr nv sprcrrrn RfnEpLga

No i-For Fever Cougs9n' and ina9n,a ~,
No. 2-For Worm Fever, Worn Cole "elnns ne
'TE No. s-For Coils, Crying, Tsethlng, and WsEsinl
o'S No = emFor D,nrrhosa Cholera Infaniu. 'nd Sum
@iS No SPFoT Cole Grplngs, Dysentsry, or Bloody
hSt s-por Cholera, Cholera Morbus, Vomiting
No. for Coughs Colds, Influenza, hnd so's
Throat - ,.-..-,t,.
10. 9-For Headache, Vertigo, Heat an f"Nnsa=
ness Of Head. r,.-..-- f,.-.o...l
Stomach Combination, and Liver Compliant
NJ iI-Pos FKlALE IsREsULA ErTiEs scanty, f'dn
mi or Suppressed Periods -.
"a @For Croup. Hoarse Cough, Bad Breathing
No. i4.-sALr RHEUN PuIs-For ErysipeiAa' ETup
tons Pimples on the face-
~ i5LRsgUNATie PILts - Por Pain, lAm7ne's-
or sorenezs In the Chest, Rack, Lons or liH'ns
I-For Fever and Ague, ChIn Fever, Dumb AFle
O'P PmFsT Ples, Blind or Bleeding, internal or EE
ternal -, md Fy.li.I-.
Failing. Weak, or Blurred Sight ,..
C.-Por Catarrh, Of long standing % fe'"ul' s''7
with obstruction or pr"'n.s dso''A o. 90. s,sncs
W. C-F0r Whonpirs t'usi' ahi'i''I ''s
and shortrning tts c'"iT*H
c1ncs act IKE charm The entire disease b o1en
arrested a. once and In a cases The violence Of se
attack moderated, The disease shortened, and ren-
| dered len dangerous
| Coughs and Colds which are Of such frequent 90
earrence and which 90 often lsy the foundation oi
! diseased lungs, bronchitis, and consumption may AL
/ be at once cured By The Fever ard Cough PllA
/ In al chronic diseases, such e. DyupepGAs Veal
Stomach, Constipation, LVeE Complaints, Piles, fe
male Debility, and Irregularities, old Headacheai
I Sore or Veal Eyes, CataTh, ssli Rheum, and Other
old eruptlona the has specifics whose proper Ap
pIication VII afford Q cure ln almosi every Instance
! Onen the cure Of dnge chronic dtHeutyi sneh as
DypepdA, Piles or oatarrh, Headache Or Femals .lll
Wsskness has more than paid for The case ten times
| ever.
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Transportation.

1854 THE 1860
NORTHERN TRANSPORTATION co:
A1 WILL, DURING The
Sd P8Pssa 5S 81 ffi yi 5RSss sR2Es
Screw Steamers regularly between
OGDENSBURGH, CAPE VINCENT,
OsWFGO AND TIE UPPER LAKES.
rorr,Jng dailv Line for Cleveland, sandusky, To;
iedo. and Detroit, and Tri-Weeky Line 70 anu
CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE,,
and intermediate ports, Connecting with the nan
hoaas Oe'Se1pD 'oSSe1pDEsBURGH AND BOSTON,
T,ovsu LaWTsncs, Nashua, Manchester Concord
Worcester Fitchburgh, keene, BELLOWS FAlisl hu''
land Burlington, and other intermedlate P2 TEp
20 @G11nDecfinF AT Cape Vincent with the MAIEh.
rr6XVN = flsNYEGO RAIL ROAD, and at OSMEG
with the New OSWEG0 LINE Of FIFTY Fl EiksI ~.
OI,ASS CANAL BOATS on the ENLARGED CanAl DC
fyrsan 0SyFego TROY Albany and New York.
BS- Through Freight subject to but enc Iranship'
ment' CONNECTING AT CLEVELAND
With the several Lines Of Rail Road 70 ClnclnnetI
louisville, ST. Louis and Pitts9uTgh apd Win XII
No., Hanna GarretsOn & Co.'S CLEVELAND,
DETPOiT & LAKE SUPERIOR LINE -.
leaving cleveland for Chicago and intermediate
ports every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
AGENTS AND CONsIeNEEs.
Myrps. lsl Broadway, \. Z.
ri n n ~ ~ W. sRSrR. No Centios slip, n, Y.
4; 1o2a q HoSkYSs No IS State street, Boston.
SO1, Hr51SStS No los do do do
q, L, THOMPSON, ia, Ogdens6urRn'
SE0ReE SE0 E551. F5SAAA' OswegO.
CRAWFORD fovEY To,a9o 90
W. 7. WALKER, Iotoit
II n 4 T. H.1T M4IhL"S' Milwaukee.
5&cHFERT nj ii aAIIl / BAKER, Racine Racine.
mATHER q TO-, g Tn,is'
FIVE s Mitchell, ,,r,o,y = nj TTb ToSi9'
Reb2sR2I Agents, cleveland.
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aNAIZGI Iz Disc gNSts
"a an 81 -. ari.Ips thsrstr0u. ineladIng
DEBlLIrY OR NEGyoUs PROsrRArlos.

Win All Da0 euacLs arliing tnefero1ls ncluelng
DEBILITY OR NERVOUS PROsTRATIoS.
BE has succeeded in curlng cases in this city, some
selfstyled physicians who profess to trsat all private
maladies with success, and without receiving the
DR.. GIBSON does not boast that he isa hiember Of
some College in London OF Paris, as perhaps some
others do for the purpose Of ensnar she innocent,
and who hold out great expectations never 20 be no
Allied Bnt what DR.. GIBSON might boast Oi i1
this, that he Is able 70 give entire satisaction %
those who repose confidence in his ability and neg-
rify, and that he has periected American system
Of treatment which challenges any Physician OF Lon
don or Pars or auV ratenf uIecine 10 equai or the
radical cure OF seminal weakness, and a diseases or
arrangements, both mental and physical, arisinE
from sexual or secret abuse.
Dr.. GIBSON also claims for his new treatment the
ioloE1ng advantages over ali others YET el5eoHeeli
and first, the agents used in no respect esagre
able he uses no rolics q the dark ages, suen g
Mercury, nor any other doleterioqs drug seee99ay
restrictions in diet business Is requreo Ihrd-
y his treatment is positive and certain IN al ce5
he stands prepared 70 60 into any p9ec Of private
immense superiority Of bis new treatment over any
other now known to the world n point o. prompt
ness, permanencys mildnesss safety ana conteien1'
6F. GiBsoN is permanently located in Cleveland.
and has during the past nine months performed many
cures Of diseases which had for yearl resisted 81
other moles Of treatment. Reference can b gge1is
Boston, New York, and other cities In regard %
SKIN and integrity in all professional transactOus
diseases treated With superior success.
BS- Medicine sent to any part OF the country on
Dr. GIBSON's New Work on Physiology for sale
at his Ofdce.
DR.. GIBSON,
Professor Of EleetroPathy aud AsaieiHe,
ns- Oflce No. III Ontario street, up stairs, isE
doors from the Public square ,-,,
ONCE hours from 20 u and from % 90 Q etoeA
daily. (SundayE exceptedl 1-zs
DOYVEAU LAFECTEURS Rog,
ID authorized aud edoPtsd y ne neqleal u. heenl-
Medicine taes the place Of Cod Liver Uii eNtraela
sarsaparilia Iodine and Mercury. II = recommend-
ab9rsssss Cancers, Ulcers, Scrofua, Scurvy, Elour
ANNA Cioiif Rheumatlsma achess pains and Al a.
F.sf-,s n ne skin. The RnB g especially useful iu
- 11-, al The Syphifio Diseases, designated Phi
r,SrT Secondary and Tertiary. Directions and GER
1000 accompany each bottle. Price = per bottle
soid FL Cleveland By Gaylord aud Hammond, Drug
eigfs No l2O Superior The trade supplied b. A.
5rs5inF Dr. Giraudeau de St. Geryais, y Rue Richer
Paris, or 4s Broad st., n. Y augl1sk2a
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All the trnins going westward connect at Cleveland
with trains for Toledo, Chicago, Columbus, Oineln
nsf 81 Iouis Sc; and all the trains going eastWa
s1n5erf At Dunkrk with the trains Of the n. Y q T.
Raiirosd. and at Buffalo with those Of the New YORK
0en tral and Buffalo New York City hailroais.
0N II. NOTTINGHAM, supt.
rn.,..la,d April O ts6O
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NO1ICE.
THERE WILL BE SOLD AT
Public Vendue, on the 18th inst, the property
bonqng TO the estate OF Lewis NettetOn, deceased,
subject to sale at the store lately occupied by the
ACCIDENT at Chagrin Falls. Cuyahoga county, Ohio.
and continue from day TO day till the whole Of said
property shall be sold.
c. F. BLAKEsLEE, Attorney. -
oct q uelit-aIo
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PRICE

Case Of 20 vsls complete IN morocco, and Book, =
Case Of % visl5, and Book, plain. ---...---s-
Cas- Of Is numbered boxes, and Book .--.....--
OsSe Of boxes, numbered, and Book, ...-.-.....
single numbered boxes, Wik directions, y ctl
gInais lsttered boxes, with directions, 50 ets
Large case with o. vialS for planters and phy-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-03-21
THE sew YORK wings.

George VI. Wheeler. Secretary nf the
Wing General Committee of New York,
transmits the following resolutions IN re-
spouse 10 the rerepii1n extended 10 their
preventative. by the recent State GonSen-
iian. The resolutions we're passed BY the
Committee ~ the 1t instsnt:
Ry0lUsi, Fiat The cordial thanks IL ihe
\" Wing GENERAL COmmiiter II NeW Ynrk =
be rendered 10 tie Wings &c thr conmon.
wealth Of the state Of Virginia Tor the
generous and hespiable reception nl ibe
Representatives 81 the " Wings If New
York at the Convention held at Richmond
on Wednesday the ed DAY Of February,
1860
Res0ired, That we concur in and will .us.
tain thDse great cardina principle. which,
were received frnm lhr founders 1T mr. glo.
rious conlrlrraey. snd Which were designed
10 dilIase their influence over a whole uHite
country. aud were not limited TO section OF
restricted by an Imaginary line.
ReSoiUei. That we are Tor the Tninn and
the whole Coaietlersey, aud that We will
lrown upon and repOdisie The parieide that
attempis to ALLEVIATE our feelings Or sever tie
bonds that unite " together.
Mr.. Wheeler concludes his letter ~ FOL.
lows:
We lave not fully concluded what course
10 pursue 10 this State, 90 do our wurk most
eiieetually. bat shall probably do so on Mon.
dsv, the 5ih instant.
Trusting thst occasion NAV again oner q
make tie acquaintance of yourself and other
Virgins friends, of whom my colleague.
speak 10 highly. and. int We may be sue.
cessful 10 our Iaudable efforts to find friends
Sufficient TO elect Wing, real !" Henry
Clay Whig," to sustain the Constitution aud
the Union aud obedience TO Laws-uhic
religiously believe we shall do Il We stand
firmly 10 our guns--l Subscribe myself,
Your obedient servant.
GEO. VI. WHEELER.
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sextiie. Ard rhat is the way lap year eame
to be an instituton."

The SApBAruiN Cupa.-The editor Of the
Columbia South Carolnian, writing from Fri.
ndad de Cuba, says: In business matters,
there seems to be no difference between Sum
DAYS and other days--the stores are all open,
and things hawked about the streets as DUR
ing the week. Sunday is the great day for
amusemenl-bull fights and cock fights and
balls being given on that day. Passing by
the theatre last evening, on returning from
walk, an immense crowd induced an inquiry
into the cause Of il, when we found that there
was dignity ball Of coored falks going on,
A man standing al the door had just commu-
nicated the information that the house was
full, and nomore could be admitted Al these
balls the colored ladies vie with their betters.
though not recognizing them MS such, and
dress in the extreme Of fashion. The color
ed gents have equal ptetens'ons. and their
style Of dress is a prominent feature ~ the
picture"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-03-21
LEAP YEAR.

II Is not improbable that some &c uur fpa.
drrs may have forgotten The origin II Irar
Year. We therefore sabjOn lie iaile Inc
facts. 10 reference 10 the same, when Juliu.
Cesar undertook 10 refarm the comput lion
Of time. he ordained that the year should
consist OF sos days, except every fourth
year. which should consist 81 SOC days-lhe
additional dst TO be reekpned by twice eount
ing the Gath 81 February. which was the
sixth, calenl II March. Hence The nam !
iorm ihe Latin Wnrd bis twice. and sfriiEs.
sIzih. Tie ralends. lwhcncr our word cal
endsr.) or first Day II the mnnth, we're rec
oned backward 10 the idts, thus: the first
day 81 March was caIend the 2sth II Feb.
ruary was the second calend March. Frhrua
~ 27th the third. aud 80 on. The Juliln
year, which by this rule wa. reck8nvd At sos
days and hnnf.. was found MI IL BE- aecu
rate, but % exceed Tie length % The solar
year BY \ minutes, which rrrnr Would ia
1871 years amount 10 az entire day. II va.
therefore corrected By Pope Gregory. ia
1882. who retfenched II days lrtm the jul.
an eonputation--being Its excess 81 gam over
solar time. Out ri this correction has grown
the distinction between oil and new style.
The Gregorian or new style was introduced
into Germany II i77O. and BY act - pailia.
mrni into England l152-jasi one hundred
and eight years ago--the 81 day % Srpten.
Der, q. $. 81 thai year being reekoned as the
18th ". -, under the Gfegorisn system.
Although the name Bisssxtile IL retained
with its obsolete Import. We intercalate tie
29Ih Of February every fourth year for leap
year. and stl greater accuracy make onl !
one leap year cot IL four even centenary
years. that is, the year 100 and 1900 we're
not leap years; nor will a. ID. 1900 be reck.
cned ~ one but the year 1000 will be- bis.
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IS THE MILLENNIUM AT HAND.

The Rev. DR.. Canning. the nuted LAM
don preacher. believes that we are upon the
eve d the millennium. lndiscoursrs recently
delivered in Leeds. he gave interpretations
of passages in the book OF Daniel AMI the
Apocalypse. which are novel il not consinc-
ing. We quote from a brief report in an
English paper:
lie said the year 1867 seemed to end 5000
wears Of the worlds history, aud from the
earliest periods onward it had been the al.
most universal belief that the SIX DAYS oi
creation were typical 81 those 5000 Years,
and that the seventh day 81 creation. " the
Sabbath. was typical Of the milennial rest
Of 900 wears. But he would say that,
surprising this were SO. they we're at tins
moment I40 wears short Of the 5000 years.
II was remarkable fact, however. that the
ablcst chronolpglsts, irrespective oi all pro.
phetic theories. had shown that a mistake
81 upwards Of 100 wears had been made 10
calculating the chronology 81 the world
and that thr year $50 ~ the CHRISTIAN era
began not from the year 1904 Of the worlds
history, but 10 the year Ass. aud that the
year Of Christs birth was i've years before
that, or in 4ls2.
II his premises we're just, then they we're
at that moment within seven wears Of tie
exhaustion ai the 5000 years; 80 that il
1867 was to be The termination u this
economs. they had arrived AZ the Saturday
evening ~ thr worlds long AID drrafy
week. II tins were 80. Il Gas magniii-
cent lhosght That there wrre sane IN that
assembly Win would never die. They mere
Just rlUnglns into DAYS such a. they had
nser before seen; an European war va.
looning. more dreadful than that through
which they had recently passed. and when
these things happened, i would Be seen
that The sentiments he had uttered we're
not tie dre9ms 81 lanaiicisn. hut the word,
II soberness and truth. lie va. cunslnced
that England would emerge from the midst
~ these walls u wrath; she was separated
from the great app.tacy az the era 81 the
Reformation, and had never sgain joined
her; aud he believed there was nov more
living vial evangelical Christianity IN ihi.
country than there had been Tor i've hundred
years before, Ills study ~ prophecy did MOI
make hun gloomy, despondlng, Or i sad
mar but whist tiod's precspts taught hin
his duties. Ills providence lighted up hi.
heart with Tie sunshine u Ilesten. and
gave him hope that frightened more aud
more to the perfect day.