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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-08-06
RAILROADS g. STEAMBOATS,.

49,
fsSS,- Rsa arzzzzzszzza PHILADELPHIA, VIII
AeR Va sMINaioN AND BALTIMORE
Rail- hUAD TIME TABLE.
COMMENCING MONDAY, JULY sth, 1851.
Trains will leave Depot corner Broad Street and wash
ington Avenue. as follows;
wAY-MAIL TRAIN ats 80 A. N (sundAyR txesptsd1
for Baltimore, stopping at all Re nlhr Stations Con-
Crisheld and Intermedlate stations.
EXPRESS TRAIN at II so A. N. (sundays exesptsdJ
for baltimore and Washington.
EXPRESS TRAIN at $50 P. M. Sundays exeeptsdD
for BaltimoTeAnd Washington stopping at Chester, Thur
low, Linwood, osymont, Wilmington, Newport Stanton,
Newark North East ,Perryve,H ,Hasre
deGraee, Aberdeen, PerrymRn's, Edgewool, Magntias
ChAse's and stemmers Run
NIGHT EXPRESS at 400 P. NJ (daiy) for Balti-
more and Washington. Conueets at Wilmington (satur.
days excepted with Delaware Raroad Line stopping At
New Castle Middletown, Clayton, Dover, Harrington,
seafcrd Salisbury Princess Anne and connecting At
Grsheld with Boat for Fortress Monroe Rorfolk Ports
mouth and the South.
Passengers Fortress Monroe and Norfolk via Balu
more will take the Ito A. NJ. train. Via Crished will
take the HOO P. NJ. train
WILMINGTON TRAINS.
Stopping at all siaons between PhiladephiA and Will
mlngton;
Isave Philadelphia at 1880 200, 80, $780, and 30
tdailyl P. NJ. This 43O P. NJ. train with Della
% ware hsiroad IA Y Tor Milford aud Intermediate stations
Ihe o.uO r. M, train runs to New Castle.
Leave wilmington at 6so 1l5 and 3 90 A. NJ, 400 and
stations between Chester and Philadelphia.
THROUGH TRAINS PROM BALTIMORE
Leave Wilmington at 1910 Am, $780, 62OAnd 969Pk.
CHESTER FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Leave Chester at 72i T65, SAL and Ills A. NJ, 44s,
5bl, 720 aud lOs4P. NJ.
From BALTIMORE TO PHILADELPHIA.
Leave Baltimore 1876 A. NJ, Way Msil. $50 A. NJ Ex.
press 2l6 p NJ, kApress 6.a5 P. M, Express. sb5 P.
M- Express.
From Baltimore to Port Deposit and intsrmediats sta
lions at 90 p, NJ.
Accommodation Train from Port Deposit will leave
Parryylle at d4T A. NJ for Baltimore and nsrmsdA.t
stations.
TRAINS FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave Chester at Sl2A A. M, and 4Os Pm.
Wilmington at 1000 A. NJ. and 4.b6 P. Nj
Freight Train with Passenger Car attached will leave
1856 P. NJ
SUNDAY TRAIN FROM BALTIMORE
LeAves Baltimore at Go M stopping al HavredsGr
Pefryville an1 Wilmington Also stops at North.East
and Newark to take passengers Philadepha and
leaVe passengers from Washington Baltimore and
Chester to leave passengers from Washington Bat
more Ii. +. KINNEY, Superintendent.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-08-06
RAIsAm of WlLp cHEIlRY

WIsTAR's BALsAM of WILD cHEltRY'
Coughs. Colds, Bronchitis, Aithma, Group Rhooptn0
Couqh Quinsy and the as well as dangerous
diseases Of the Throat Chest and LanQs prevail In our
chAngeabe climate at all seasons Of the year; few are
oruzate enough to escape their bAneiul influence How
important then to have at hand certain antidOte to all
these complaints Experience proves that this exists In
Risiars Basanl to extent not found in any other
remedy; however the suffering the application oil
this soothing, healing and wonderful BalfAm at once
disease and restores tue sufferer to wontea
Ia
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-08-06
DYaPEPsIA,


There Ia no disease which experience has SO amply
proved TO bo remsdIAble by the PERUVIAN SYRUP, "a
protected solution Of the Protoxde Of Iron AZ byspep
slA The most nveterats forms of this Disease have
been completely cured by this medicine as ample tesli
mony Of some Of our hrst citizens proves
PROM THE VENERABLE ARoHDBACoN SCOTT, DID
DusHAA, Canada East
'1 am an invsterate Dyspeptie OF MORE THAN
rs YEARS srANDISa" ,-,,- ,z.a,...,. Il. AZ.
sss II have been so wonderfully benefited IN the
three short weeks duTlng which hays used the reIu
Wan Syrup, that scarcely persuade myself o ts
reality People who have known me are astonlghea y
the change, am widely known and can but recommend
% Others that which has done 80 much for me-
ANOTHER CLERGYMAN WRITES AS FOLLOWS
my voyage to Europe Is indefinitely postponed :s
have discovered the Founain Of Health" on this Bue
~ ,bs Atlantic Three bottles Of PERUVIAN syrup have
raseued me from ths angs Of the hend Dyspepsia" ,.
A pamphlet Of 8t pages, ponAlning history Of TINS
remarkable remedy with treatise on "lron a. hsdi-
einep will be sent fee to any address.
~ Up. DINsMoKE, Proprietor
No. 80 Dey Street, New York.
.5-enfn nv AL nRII0QIsTS lgug2~1m
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FARM FOR SALE,

Containing 40 acres more or less, situate on the
BrAndywiEs In Chrisana hundred, New Castle county,
and State of Delaware adjoining lands of Morris Palmer
Thomas Wilson, and others The buildings excel
lent Stsns House and Barn, both supplied with water
from pipes springs There running water in every
field Good apple orchard and great variety Of choice
pears grapes 1t has 30 very best Brandy
wine meadow, with 30 Of woodland, all in high
state of cultivation within hve miles Of the Whining
on city line. 1t s very healthy and desirable pro-
porty. Apply to W, MoCAULLEY,
500 Market Street,
Wilmington, Del.
90 Ortn
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soROFULA---CONsUMPTI0N,

Dr. LUGOL, Of Farls one OF the most emnenI Ul9mIsH
Of Europe, said; ...,,.t....a, ,,t.n
Iodine can bo dissolved In pure water
DR. H. AEDRRs after hfeen years OF telentho eseAien
oqrte oYains of Iodine TO each fluid ounee OF water and
he most astounding results have OlOVst s use rsriicu-
srly IN scroiuia and kindred Diseases Circulars free
Dr. IA AndeTs Iodine Water is for sale BY v p DlNs-
MORE SO Dey street, New York. and by all Druggists
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

QUANTITY W. aUALITY.-HELMBoID's EXTRACT
NG sarsapArla. Ths dose Ia Amall Those who desire
a large quantity and large doses OF medicine ERR.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-08-06
Sept. 20, 1866.
VALUABLE FARM FOEl SALE CON-

VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE CON-
tanning two hundred acres, more or less, situate in
Red Lion Hundred, New Castle County, aud State OF
Delaware on the River road i've miles from New Castle
The buildings excellent brick house with II rooms
good barn. spring house. ice house and other out build
ings. Also Two story tenant house IL healthy anu
W. MooAULLEY,
6O8 Market street,
oeto6 Wilmington. Delaware.
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u,HE OYSTER BAY HOUSE,
CHARLES KIEFFE, PRoPRiRroF
THIRD STREET, (bet. MAnKET King sTs,,)

: .-..-,
The Proprietor Of the Oyster Bay Housa would beg
pubiie generally for the liberal patronage heretofore
bestowed npen him. and to inform them that he still
contInuea to cater for the appsttes of citizens.
The very best PRIME OYSTERS to be found In this
market can be procured at this saloon either sPEWED
PANNRD OR FRIED, In the most palatable manner, by
competent cooks and served up by polite
attendants. - - ,
CHOICE EDIBLEs, may always be psoeuTea at this
aale5e. -
7gHE BAR 10 supplied with all kinds Of LIQUORS, as
algo ths CELEBRATED CREAM BEER, manufactured
by The proprietor from pure articles It's an excellent
and healthy beverage and will be disposed OF either by
the Quart, botile or glass, at reasonable prices.
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DR. sALE.--THAT VALUA

- FOR SALE.~-THAT VALUABLE
f1est FARM situate partly iA the City OF Wilmington
HaaE and partly in Chstriana Hundred, known the
GR@l "warner or Wright" Farm, adjoining lands OF
henry q. Banning Rsq., thomas =. Bayard, Esq, Qae
Col Davis Dr. Brown hFs Connel and others, contain
ing about lilo or less This property has
eral OF the MOST BEAUTIFUL BUILDING SITES
around Wilmington. lies on both sides OF Railroad
and Turnpike, aud is in every way desirable spacu-
lAtion by operators Ia Real Estate, iew gentlemen
who desire handsome loeatons for private residenCea
Apply to VIM -MeCAU ULLBY,
le2b-tf COG Market Street, Wilmington, Del
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-08-06

TNOR sALE.--A LARGE BRICK STORE AND
II Dwelling, in this city containing la rooms-or would
w W. MqCAULLEY,
Apa,iI IssT-l2 666 Market Street
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-08-06

NOR sALE.--A GOOD THREE STORY BRICK
n HOUSE, Of modern style, having 10 large rooms,
good dry cellar The house is furnished with water gas
and pAro heater The lot is 30 feet front, l46 deep
having shade trees and variety OF grapes and other
email fruits Is beautifully situated Washington street
No. ss having an elegant prospect Of town and country
Terms accommodating. Possession 26th March next
Apply TO Nm. heCAULLkY,
tahIl Cos Market street.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-08-06
EDUCATION FOR BUSINESS.

Young msn who wish to qualify themselves for Bual-
nesa Life ihAveunsqualled dvantagesfor doing sos
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-08-06

NOR sALE--THE OLD WHITE HALL" Pro
X PRRTY In this city with large lot OF ground, aud
nossesson 25h OF March next Itis In hourshng part
q the city and will be sold bargain u now rents for
iapfb COG Market street.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-08-06

NOR SALE, OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY
Il PRoPRRTY-A FARM OF III acres Of land $50 Of
which is arabe situate between Elkton and North East
miles from the former and miles from the latter EH
eelent house. fair out buildngs we'll fenced aud water
3D. with orchards II sold soon, It will be rented
Possession given Immediately. Apply to
WM, McCAULLEY,
ispf5 6O6 Market street.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-08-06

"a FOR sALE.--A NEW, R0oME
EfsN story Brick House, situated in the city Of VIII
mingon, ON Pine Street. between sixth and seventh
s,raata In eomplets order, VIM. MoCAULLEY,
iy4-tf sos Market Street, Wilmington, Del.
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HELHTBOLDis
HELmBOLD'S
Concentrated Extract Sarsaparilla.

Established upwards of eighteen years.
PREPARED BY ii. T. HELMBOLD, :,
DRuaalsr AND CHRMIsr. 594 Broadway, y. Y.
a-a-SOLD By ALL DRUGGISTS. laprl6-0mos
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rT,TE SIXTH AVENUE HOUSE 60 LETT
with or without the furniture All active partner
wanted to manage II. Desiring TO devote my time 70
other business will let at reasonable tont 10 good
tenant with three hundred dollars month o boardes
in the house To with, and plenty of appca'
lions for summer board II not let active partner
viii be received, II one should offer, calculated TO
msysi-tf A. BROWN.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-08-06

r.. Aza -,zzzzEz1 PHILADELPHIA, Will
efze 1esse sse45sssslk..@EsfsMINGio AND BALTIMORE
lt s-II. M n
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A Western papers says: C. and B.,
on one of their tlat-boat trips on the
lower Ohio, when the boat tied up for
the night, on the Indiana shore, thought
they would vary their hard diet with a
dish of mush and milk, their peculiar
weakness. Accordingly they recon-
noitered the hills, and soon came across
a small kouse in the woods, presided
over by a blooming Hoosier lass of
some eighteen summers, tall and
graceful as one of her native hoop
poles. They stated their errand, and
she, with true Hoosier hospitality,
forthwith proceeded to prepare the
dainty for the wayfarers. She mixed
the ingredients in huge pot on
the fire, and with nlush-stick
about four feet long she set to
work to stir the savory mess
AS the two young men sat directly be-
hind her. watching the operation, b.
directed C's. attention to a small hole
in the waist OF the young lady's dress,
and pointed his finger within about an
inch of it. Unluckily, just then the
damsel mRdea sudden movement back
ward, and the finger came in contact
with the bare skin. The guilty joker
broke for the woods and escaped. The
infuriated lass, braudishing the huge
mush-s stick, all reeking with the hasty
pudding, dealt the innocent, luckless
@. a tremendous blow, laying him fiat
on the floor-a fiat boatman indeed.
Explanation or apology was useless,
moustuches all dripping with his fa-
VOrite delicaCy, he gathered himself up
and departed for his floating domicli
a sadder and wiser man.
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coustructed7 Or shall the States which
combined and fought to destroy the
Union, be restored Internationally, in
order that their rebel leaders may re.
new their alliance with Northern DEM
ocrats, and so regain political inhu-
ence? AS between the publican and
the Democratic parties, ali other issues
sink into trivial proportions. This is
sue 1t is, above all others, which should
determine the Judgment OF this State
for or against the Democratic party.SFi
ITO talk of peace or harmony as an
end TO be promoted by the success OF
Democratic candidates. anywhere, is
simply absurd. There can be no real
peace save that which recognizes as en-
during the realities achieved by the
war; no lasting harmony save that
which springs from the reorganization
OF the South in conformity with the ma
tional sense of loyalty and right. To
these conditions the principles and pol
ity OF the Democratic party are essen
TALLY antagonistic. Hence 1t is the dis
turbing party; the party whose return
to power would unsettle the relations
OF the States, disturb the commerce and
imperIl the finances of the country,
and revive the battle between the
friends and enemies of the Union.
Peace can be secured confidently only
through the agencies which conquered
the rebellion and asserted the suprem-
acy Of the National Government. And
these must be sought elsewhere than
on the tickets or in the counsels of the
party called Democratic. -rrHF
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As a relief, ever ready; as a killer of pain,
taken inwardly, o. Outwardly applied. has
NO canal. For the reiieI and cure OF Rheu.
TnaIism and Seuralgic Affections, Spraina
bruises, q C., Il Is unequalled. 1t Is also most
erH cacious, taken inwardly, In the cure Of
Cholera, Cramps and Pains in the Stomach,
DIaIIhoea, Dysentery, Cholera MoTbus,
Cholera Infantun, &C. and Is without eI-
ceptIon the most wonderful PGpacea the
world ffor5s. No FAMILY should be with
ont IT,. Every TRAVELLER by lard or sea
should have a bottle MINERS and FAR
MERS residing at a distance nom Physicians
should keep II constantly on hand. 1n case
OF Accidents and sudden attacks of Stomach
Compl ,inJs, its value cannot lie estimated.
Inquire for Major Lanes Indian Lint
ment anu take no other. PRICE, % cents
per bottle. For sale at wholesale and retail
by Demss Barnes & Co Il Park Row. n. Y ];
Gale 4 Robinson, 1856 Greenwich ST., y. T.; r,
@. Wells & Co.. I92 FuIton-st., N. Y, Chss.
n. Critteuden, SS 9Th Ave, n. Y; and by re-
spectacle druggists throughout ihe world.
None genuine unless signed by John Thos.
Lane, and countsrsigned by J. T. Lane & Co..
PIopTietors, 1853 Broadway, N. Y. nB-Send
for Circular. Uanl Hf- at
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PH1L1PP1. w. Va, Oct. 10, '67.

PHILIPPI, w. VA, Oct. 10, '6T.
Editors InteLligeneer: --- h-ll
That quasi. ebel sheet, the Register, is
being filled with "letters from the peo-
ple'' of Barbour county, 1.-The quiet
laSN-a biding place. /" t'wheTei they are
opposed to electing one Of King Ar
thurs pets to the Legislature" Aha3sa a
The Board of Registration, some time
since, sent 4out officers to notify the
rebel sympathizers, men who had been
in Union Lrisons, and men who had
broken bread and drank, liquor and
comforted and counseled the gray
backed armies of rebellion, TO appear
and show why they should not be
stricken from the voters rolls. r7
This was gall and bile to the Conser-
vative party, and they Waxed wToth
and swore huge oath that "John Bar
leycorn NUT dieln t.That they, the said
quiet, law:ahiding people, would not
consent to be stricken from the rolls"
and "that these quiet, law abiding peo-
pie would quietly duck the Board of
Registration in the Tygart's Valley
river" lLf..a sGLyi GL'L r.itE
Thus they went on with a high hand,
assaulting, firing upon and arrestlnR
the officers engaged in notifying them,
glorying in the saddle pockets OF, rat.gut
and reyoiyers that were to free them
from Radical tEanlmels. LL-# E-s.t
Our streets were dlled with. the sans
cuLottes of the mountains, and the noisy
babble of Porterfeld's reign of terror in
1861.
At this juncture portion of the l2th
United States Regulars moved in and
quietly pitched their tents, like the
Arabs" Then the grand stampede be-
gan, the streets were deserted, the store
box politicians gone.
OH Phillippi, cesspool of iniquity
and treason, thine is metempsychosls!
There has never been such skedaddle
since the immortal Lander charged up
our streets on the Sd oil June, 1861.
There was no more cry of "unconsti-
tutional;" no more talk of "resistance;"
no more glorying'in rot-gnt and revolt
versi The cry went up. what does il
mean?" Aud "do they intend to coerce
quiet and law-abiding people?"
The rioters last year, and the prosecu-
tor who failed to convict them, were
NOT TO be found. Where could they be,
unless writing "letters from the peo-
ple," and quoting the sayings of the
Major commanding, brave soldier
and high toned gentleman, 10 whom
they had not then and are not likely
soon to be.introduced?
There is no "war in Barbour" The
quiet lava biding have wisely deferred
tbeir wrath until the soldiers leave;
when they intend 10 mete out IA terrible
retrihutiOn on liking Arthur's Pet"
When oh, Golgotha thy streets shall
be the scene of bloody banquet.
Truly it is Lard 10 be disiranchised
for treason; and still more hard to be
taxed to pay Union soldiers bountles
for whipping onel Quiet reigns in
Barbour. And men whose hands are
red with fratricidal blood, go on be-
wailing "lost cause" as their chill
dren shall after them, with the Leper's
cry in their mouths, unclean l. unctedn!
UNoLEANI but for them there is no
pool of Sloan! BARBOUR.
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ed. Captain o'Conner fired little in
advance of the word. On its announce
ment he promptly offered his antago-
mist another shot, which he refused to
take advantage Of"
Thus endeth the history of how two
strangers to each other met in deadly
combat, because the senior editor, who
was challenged, retracted, and the as
sociate editor, who couldn't get chal-
lenged, wouldn't retract. 1t does not
seem dangerous to be an editor in Geor-
gia, but there is certainly great peril in
knowing one.
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aItr advertisements.
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Astp Aartrttstmfats.
PAINTS FOR FARMERS

ND oTH r S.-THE GRA FToN
a Mineral Paint Company are now manu-
f8CtuTing the Best, Cheapest aud most Dur
abie Paint in use; two coats well put on, mix
ed with pure llnseed OH, Will last 10 or 10
years: 1t Is OF n light brown or beautiful
chocolate color, and can be changed 10 green,
lead, stone, olive, or drab, TO suit the tasts OF
tile Consumer il IS valuable for Houses,
Barns, Fences Agricultural implements,
Carriages and Car-makers, Wooden-w ware
Canvas Metal and Shtugle Roofs, Ut being
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Canal Boats, ships and Ships Bottoms, Elonr
on Cloths, zone manufacturer having us!ed
5000 bOls. the past year,) and Rs IA paint for
any purpose Is unsurpassed for body, dura-
bIlity, elasticity, and adhesive ness. Price 30
per boil, OF 80 lbs, which Will supply z lar
cases as above. Send for q circular, which
gives fuil particulars None genuine unless
branded IN n trade mark Grafton Minersi
Paint. Address DANIEL BIDWELL, Pro-
prietor, 81 Pearl street, New York Agents
MnniHI. -
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U1HE RICHEST MAN IN THE
u LEnRI.A. E.rtr,.ct Of q .eiter frnIn Bar.

on Solomon RoLhschIld.
PARIS, S.h April, 1884. . Rue Fauby, st.
Honore.-Will you be kind enough 10 have
dian Linimsnt; If you viii send at the same
time the account, will forward you the
amount through MessrS. Belmont Co.,
Kew York.
Baron Solomon ROthschIld having recon-
nend ed to many of his friends Major Lanes
I4IRIMESr, as they being desirouE 10 procure
IT, he should advise him to establish de-
mt in Paris
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We have also on hand 5000 worth OF La
diess'and Childrens' Boots and Shoes, at lower
prices than ever was seen In the state Ii
Gardlner's New Store. cor. Main and Union
streets and get them.
Every pair of Boots and Shoes sold at this
establishment Is WARRANTED, and In
every case will I've eInended free Of charge.
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manhood and the EIEorOf youth res
tor. d I'm 4 Weeks. Sueeesa Euaranteed.

nR. RECORDS Essanee of Life restores
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my, the ELECTS of early PeTnieious habits
self abuse, iLnp0' ency and climate give way
at once 70 this wonderful medicine, IL taken
regularly according to the dI tecuons, (Which
are very simple, and require no restFal mt
siols. sold ia botIles, at - or quantities IN
one for 50. To be mad only OF the sole aP-
pointssd agents in America, HERMAN
tiEGTZEN, S23 Bowery. and 40 I'd Ave-, n.
Y Oc3
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T,ONSUM pTION CAN BE CURED
Y ! The True Remedy at Last Discovered.
UPHAM's FRESH MEAT CURE, prepared from
the formula OF Prof Troussean of Paris cures
Consumption, Lung Disease, Bronchitis,
Dyspepsia, MaraSInuS, General Deblnty anu
all morbid conditions OF the system depen-
dent on deficiency OF vital force II Is pleas
amt 10 TASTE and 4 single bottle will convince
the most skeptical OF its virtue as the sreat
healing remedy of the age 81 bottle or
six bottles for s.. Sent by Express sold by
s. @. uPHAM, No. . South Eight street,
Philadelphia, and principal Drugg sts. Cir
crlarS sAIlt IRE.
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THERE is always an anxiety among
a-considerable portion of the popnlR-
5tfot' of the world about the doom ofth
planet in which they live. They an
ticipate the end of the world, and
whilst a few prepare forit, the vast ma
ierity satisfy themselves with dreading
il. A writer in the North British Re-
pfew, among others, has lately Joined
the ranks of those anticipators of the
end of the world, and declares that
some change is soon to take place in the
planet. He writes in rather fright
ened vein, and says: what this
change is 10 be we dare not even con-
lecture: but we see in the heaV-
ems themselves some . traces OF
destructive elements, and some
indications of their power. The
fragments of broken planets, the de-
scent OF meteoric stones upon our
globe, the wheeling comets welding
their LOOSE materials in our own satel-
lite. the appearance of new stars and
The disappearance of f,others, are as the
soIarlfurnnce, the volcanic eruptions,
foreshadoyys of that impending conYul-
sion to1hich the system of the world ls
doomed, Thus placed on planet
which is to be burned up, and under
heavens which are to pass away; thus
treadinp. as It were, on the cemeteries,
and dwelling upon the mausoleums OF
former worlds, let us learn the lesson oil
humility and wisdom, if we have not
already been tanEht in the school oil
revelation"