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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-06-22
LADY REAUTIFIERs.

Ladies', you cannot make fair skin, rosy
cheeks and sparkling eyes with all the cos
netics Of France, or beautifiers of the world,
while in poor health and nothing will give
you such good health, strength and beauty as
Hop Bitters. A trial is certain proof. See
nnnfher column.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-06-22
WE RELIEVE

That II everyone would use Hop IiIIers freely,
there would DO much less zeknes. and misery
10 The world and people are fast finding this
out, whole families keeping well NJ . uilllnR
Gosh by is use, We advise all 10 NY IT. " 4
a Hofkfstef, ~ Y,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-06-22

The English admiralty has ordered o
huge ironclsd after tho pattern Of llalys
monsters,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-06-22

The manufacture Of oil from Ameri'
can cotton seed has begun In Italy on .
large scale. II IL mixed with olive oil
and sold for table use,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-06-22

For DYSPEPSIA, INDIGESTION, depression
of spirits and general debility in their various
forms, also us preventive against fever and
ague and other intermittent fevers, the FERRo
PlIosPHoRATED ELIXIR OF CALIsAYA BARK,
made by Caswell, Hazard & Co., New York,
and sold by all druggists, is the best tonic;
and for patients recovering from fever or
other sickness IL has no eu,,al
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-06-22

The Duke Of Bueeleueh las kept
pack Of hounds, aud hunted them on
iIrely At his own expense, lor ilfty'tour
VeaIS
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-06-22

The only natural hair-renewer is CARBoLINE,
a deodorized extract OF petroleum, prepared
without distillatiOn or rectification with acids
or alkalies, containing no mineral or other
poisons and as clear and pure Us spring water.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-06-22
Rhode Island.

Paul Landy, who keeps n harncss.shop
ut Providence, had some words with
Cassius Potter, an employe, and struck
him II terrible blow on the head with n
heavy mallct.
The East Greenwich post-otlice was
burned recently and adjoining buildings
were damaged.
The committee of creditors Of A. NV.
Spraruc held its first meeting mt Provi-
dcnce few days ago with Mr.. Chaloe,
the trustee. 1t was agreed to proceed to
sell the property ut such early times and
in such parcels rs will best promote the
interests of the creditors.
The Providence board of public works
has authorized George II. Corliss to
build Il pumping engine for the city
water-works, the Cornish engines hav-
ing proved failures, though they cost
hundreds of thousands of dollars.
The Methodist ministers of the Provi-
dence and Providence North districts
reailirm their resolutions never to know
ingly remarry persons who have been
divorced for other reasons than adul-
terry.
Gomez ticut.
The First Congregational church at
Waterbury has called Rev. j. G. Daven-
port of Bridgeport.
Henry Bingham, clerk in New Lon
don fruit store, was bitten by II large
tarantula which is thought to have come
in bunch of bananas.
-. "a
void, died last week. He weighed 1916
pounds, and Undertaken Merwin made !,
coffin 6 l,2feet long, 80 inches wide and
" deep.
Stafford Hollow business men will not
have any mere liquor selling hereafter.
They have made things so lively for
those who have the reputation of selling
liquor, that not drop of Intoxicating
drinks of any kind can be bought there,
it is claimed.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-06-22

BAKERS PAIN PANACEA cures pain in man and
haaSt
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-06-22

.4ELr's CREAM BALM Co., Cwego, N. T.:
Please send us at once two gross Ely's Cream
Balm. We take pleasure in oongratulating
you on the success you are having with the
Cream Balm Catarrh and Hay Fever Cure.
Its sale is steadily increasing with wonderful
rapidity, as you can see by our frequent orders.
1t is evidently an article of great merit. Very
truly, Johnston, Holloway & Co., COZ Arch
street, Philadelphia, March 10, 1881"
"Elys Cream Balm has cured me Of Catarrh
of several years standing. have recovered
my sense OF taste and smell by its use, and can
truthtuly say the Balm has no equal as a cure
for this terrible disease. Frank G. Ogden,
Elizabeth, N. j., August IA, 1879" Price, 6o
cents. On receipt of 80 cents will mail
package. Send for circular.
ELY CREAM BALM Co, Owego, N. Y.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-06-22

To CURE Crour. Spasms. Diarrhga Dysentery and SCI
Sickness, taken Internally, and GUARANTEkn pei
fecty harmless; also externally. Cuts, Bruises, Chfon,
Rhe,lmatisp, old Sores Pains in the limbs, lack aDt
chest Such a remedy DR.. TOBIAS VENETIAN
LINIMENT. .
over coo physicians Use IT..
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WARRANTED FOR "a YEARS
And Never Failed.

DIR, ROGERS WORN SYRUP Instantly destroys
WORMS
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-06-22

si,aus and making pial The hearts Of the PEOPLE
mUNDNED and THIRTY THOUSAND
rople have demonstrated and can testify that dis
ease cannot be where the WilSoNlA N,AGNElll
CLOTHING is worn: and this without the harharOus,
antiuuated custom of swallowing poisonous drugs;
They are the downfall of quack nostrlEs, and VII
helm every physician TO become an honest man and
III drugs are to he used at al will compel every ply
stefan to write his prescription in plain Engsii Sc
flat the people may know what they are using. Ply
sicinns of the country who would consult their own
best interests should make themsel.cs acquainted
Ilrssn,r 10 tie race indeed inasmuch that while
the arc armed with so potent arcmcdy as the mag
hectic clothing the people would feel safe IN then
hands and not las now be constantly changing theiI
doctors The 'WIISONIA" MAGNETIC GARMENTS
will cure every form of disease known to man. send
for circulars containing price list testimonials and
other interesting memoranda of the all-conquering
"WIISONIA." z.-,.,- ,,-,,.,, 80.
N B-STATE DISEASE AND SEND FOUR DOL
JlES FOR A SAMPLE OE THIS WONDERFUL IN.
VENTION. MONEY ORDER 70 Be MADE PA \, *,
rrr lytI WI SON lE5 FULTON ST, BROOkIYN
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The GLOBE COMPANY,
131 Devonshire Street,
BOSTON, MASS.
"WILSONIA
triumphant!

The Downfall of Metallic
Belts and Batteries and the
Dangers sulting thcreirom,
The "WILSONIA" MAG
NETIC GARMENTS are the
marvel OF the world.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-16

New York, March l5.--About 0 O'Clock
to-day wagon stopped in front of the resi-
dence Of Miss Elizabeth Roberts, No. 100
Second Place, Brooklyn. -Four men sljght.
cd and entered the house. Fifteen minutes
isteriasy returned to tho wagon aud drove
rapidly away in the direction OF Hamilton
ferry. The neghbors, bearing sorcsme,
went TO Miss Roberto house, and found her
and her servant. Catherine Clayton, bound
and gagged. When released, the latter said
she answered tho basement bell, and wss
met by four mcn, ono of whom asked for Ga u
lady Of the houle. Before the reply could
be given the four mon run hor IN; ono pull
cd n pistol and threatened 10 kill her ii sh
made any ouscry, and tho others we't into
the basement snd bound Miss Roberts. One
OF tho mon put pistol TO her hoad aud de-
mandei ali the valuables in tho house, in
cIudiug those bonds which che had concealed
on her perpon. llo WAS about to open Ito
lady's dress, when she took three one thous-
And dollar bonds from her bosom and hand.
Cd them to bic. He next demanded her
lewelry, but she refused to dvulgc its
whereabouts. The servant became alarmed
ard said that 1t was up stairs Two stood
guard over tue women and tho other two
went up aud secured two breastpus and ono
diamond ring, va ued n ell al about $500,
threatening to return and murder the wo-
mon If any cutlery was made. They then
Quilted The house and hastily drove of.
Two OF tho mon wore handkerchiefs over
,ha upper portion OF Tho fsco while in the
house.
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Hayes Ten vetOes.

Hays sent tsn veto messages 10 the house
during hi, term. He vetoed the silver bill
February %, 1878; the bill for holding q
special term Of the United States court in
Mississippi to try timber thieves, March 6,
1878; tho bill 10 restrict Chinese immigration,
March ], 1879; the army Appropriation bill,
with the measure prohibiting the use of the
troops At the polls attached, April 90, 1879;
the military interference bill, May IL, 1879;
the judicial expenses bill, because Of restric.
tions touching the employment OF msrshsls
at elections; the special msrshsls appropris-
ton bill, june 30, 1879; the special deficiency
appropriation bill which was destined 20
have the deputy marshals appointed by the
United States circuit court from all tho polit-
icnl parties, Msy 4, 1880; and, lastly, the re-
funding bill. OF those only the silver bill
passed over the presidential veto. Ii will be
observed that nearly every veto WAS against
relieving the elections OF partisan in,erter-
cucg,
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Paul noyn,on Relieved TO ne mead
pitsburg Commercial Gazette

hWN'NiH 'oeN'N
Paul Boynton, the celebrated swimmer and
inventor OF the lifo.proscrving suit, /; b
loved 10 have fslon victim in .he war BIO.
tween Peru md Chilli Last fall ho entered
Into contract with tho government. Of Peru
to supsrintend u torpedo service, for which
ho received magnificent remuneration.
Nothing has been heard from him ce
Christmas, although previous to that time
no wrote weekly to an Intimate friend in
this city. In bis last let,or hc enclosed his
will and stated that tho enemy were adyano.
ing and tina, he believed he would not sur.
ylvc the impending battle. The long silence
hiss tllcd hi, friends with alarm. lie is DO.
lie' Q 10 have born killed.. pittsburg ia the
native city Of Paul Bo,n,on, and he has
hundreds Of friends and acqusintanecs hcre
who will be soiry 10 hear Of his untin ely
end. His fcs,s rs swimmer are too web
known 70 require repetition. |, ls altogether
likely thai be was employed N tho danger
Gus seryi o which IN all probability ended IN
biz dcsih on account OF his osparlnpss IN
getting around vt the water without tho aid
ofs boat.
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Grsyson, Ky, March l5.-Uuitel Ststes
Deputy Marshal James Helen, with ten
men, entered Lolcher county on the 5tn OF
March, IN search OF moonshiners His first
objective point WAS Rock Fork valley smong
the foot hills of She Cumberland mountains.
Tho moonshincr5, spprissi of his approach.
organized, and taking a six.poundcr brass
cannon, left there by John Morgsn during
the war, masked il and waited tho approach
o! the marshal. When the marshal and his
party entered Tho pass they fired the piece,
charged with nails, scraps Of iron and the
IKE but over shot the mark. The msrsiaps
party, noac Of whom were hurt, dismountcd,
captured the piece md drove the sssailan,s
across Perry county into Brea.hitt county
Ihe marshal and his assistants arc pursuing
ITO ligilivos in Breathitt county.
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rate power can only be kept under proper
restraint by the organized power OF the peo-
pie, expressed through their state and nation,
81 governments; That such governmental
power exists and may properly DO exercised
nave nos a particle OF doubt. IT'S plainly
written 10 our constitution, and has been uh.
equivocai!y declared by tho suprems cour'
OF tho un''ed States
The limits of this letter will not permit a
discussion of the constitutional question nor
q detailed statement Of the practical remedy
for existing evil may. however, venture
to suggest that, 10 my judgment, the first
and most important duty Of congress is TO
emsncipato tho people from the supervision
and control Of corporate MONOPOLY, by the
establishment of = system Of postal sele-
graphy, whereby they will be afforded a safe,
sure and cheap method Of communication
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Tho Population Center OF tine United
states,

Ten years ago the center of population of
the United States was about forty miles east
of Cincinnati, Ohio. The superintendent OF
tho late census announces that the growth OF
the great west daring the psst decade carried
tho center OF population about fifty miles
west, while the great increase in the southern
states carried it little southwark. The
result places 1t within the limits of Cnoin-
natl
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Messrs. Polk, Miller q Co., Richmoni, Va;
The Noat Pocket Cure for dyspepsia has done
me more good than any medicine ever tried
My father. who IL regular physicien, en-
dOr5cs 1t. What viii you take for tho recipe?
| can sell quantities OF IL IN thls section. !
hope 1t may ilud it's wsy intn every ,'Onthcrn
h Nme W. WIS DOM.
Uoriuih, Heath Co. Ga, May II, 1879.
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Editor Richmond Christian Advocate:
This Remedy IL OF tried virtue. Lave ses =
dyspepsia cured completely by II. itsecina 20
be an nntidote to oar national di,saye,'
The ingredients are not kept by the aputheca-
ries and have boen dl tlicult to get
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- :;::.:: :::gssSwsl,

Rev, Grs. .Ieler, Broaddus, Dckinson-Bsp.:
II Is enrorsed by the direct personal testl-
mOuy Of men of national fame ana of stricteBt
otspHech. II Ia not too much to say that no
mcllctpe ever had such support IN its favor as
aspeclhc. The word of any one OF the emil
dyspepsia has deserved weight. Their united
w'torfs joined with thc'eypcrmept n use and
t1e approval of the prcpar sion by well known
plyfcape removes al doLht II Is beyond all
question u wonderful theppouticI agent, -
EdttOrs lleiis l0rs Herald, Va.
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AMOUNTING TO ssss, $50.
Whole Tickests. 4, Halves, 81, Quar-
tors, 81.

Remtt,spces uiay he male by BANK Caccl.
Exrress, foatnl Money Order, or kcglsterel
Mail.
Rsp1us'hle ageuts wanted ~ all polnts. For
clrculera giving full Information and for tiok-
cts, address W. q II WHIPS,
Willard Hotel, Louisville, Nv.
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waco, 'r'Hs, May -, 1871.
Folk, Miller \ Oo .-PIe,Se find enclosed 81,
value IN your exec lent Vest Pocket Dyspepsie
Cure. My wife h very II ana |, Is he only
thing that helps her tnatl can ind. Yours,
DAVID II. DAVIS.
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Rev, r. L. Dabney, La. D., usmpien-sidney
college, Va:
1t Is highly esteemed here by! the regular
medical faculty and ihe people. IL Ia excel
lent 10 INDIGESTION and laiuleut cOllc--seda-
tive, soporlllc, tonic, slightly aperient, With.
cut II .uGea.
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h0ulslanaState LOTTERY Compauy

Ihis Institution was regularly incorporated
ana charitable purpC SEES In 1865, for the term of
twenty-five years, 10 which contract The invIo,o-
ole taith OF the State ispledged which pledge haa
oosn Tenewed by anoyerwhelming popular vote,
adopted December ID, a. D., 1873, with n cant
tai OF Si 900, eco, 20 which II has since added I,
reserve fund Of $3.50 900. Its Grand single MN
per Distribution WIN take place monthly on the
second Tuesday, Itneyer scales or uostnonss
Look ut the following Distribution
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PRICE 81 CENTS PER BotTLE.
For sale by all druggists and country mer-
chants.
THOMPSON, GEORGE CO., sole Agents,
Dallas and Galveston
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Massr-, Polk, Miller q Co:
Hpnil-men: Please send NE another bottle
of Vest ro,ket Care for Dyspepsia. | have
used the trl Il h i,le aud have no hesitation ~
saving believe II super'n, to any' ing
known 10 the public.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-16

TAKE NOTICED

This Ia theoniy Lottery ever voted IN t,v III.
people OF q STATE, and under late decision of
the u 3. supreme Court ut Washington. ia
the only Legal Lottery now In The United
otaies' az other charters having been re-
pealtd or having no existence A ,,niendid
opportunity TO Win q fortune Grand distrjbn.
tion, GLASS -, at New Orleans, guesdny
ApriI IL, is&i. l2Oth Monthly Drsyvin,
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CAPITAL PRIZE $4,000,


,So7 Prlzes, amounting to .,... sIl0 IN
Responsible corresponding agents wanted nj
all points, to whom liberal COMPENSATION vii,
DC paid. For further Information, write
v.ehr$, giving iuli address. send orders by
mall, addressed only to 0'"'' "
- ;, Nj 4. DAUPN.N, ew orlcane, La.
NJ BAH corrcsI o uence, should be with
"a, a: pHupbln ~ above. In all cases the
lara Offering certificates or au ything else ir
steau. Any one proposing TO otter anyihln-,
el,e by circular or Otherwise on h!g own De-
null oI UNI OF the company 10 y swindler.
an our drahu EStra0ruiu ary DrNNlnes a,e
unuer inc supervision o, Gems g Besus,
gard, aud Jubel A. Early CANAL fTir.
slgW, 200. Whole ticke,A SD
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Rev. Dir. Mangum, Prof. Uriv. N. c.
lconcur with Bishop Doggels In his estimate
OF the Vest Pocket Cu e.
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AlGBhD'SN,, Y RESTORATIVE

MGbhD'SN., Y. RESTORATIVE
There 10 weu-tnown principle In ANNA
physsioloey that no vital action can take plac
eNccp through the agency of the nervous Ry
tenn; 1.-THE nerve power In any organ Ia weak
epcd then that organ ls.wesk, There Ia arem-
coy u me roach of oil, one that has stood the
lest Cor over half q century. DR.. Rlcord's
Vital Restorative hiss been scrutlnig and I'm.
doised BY the Academy OF Medicine In Parls.
as an lnfglllble specific for the ebove, contains
no phosphorous, cauth arldes or other polsops.
Us paraly Vegetable, producing no reaction,
and ls permanent IN effect; 10 sucar.Ooated
pi. and van be hrd OF LeraSser 3 20 10 bls
n1 Niehelisu, Pnn,, Frsncs), or OF DR.. s.
R R5SMn 10 aS SgS rSpriS,9rs' address
ulne without the signature or s. Il. slgesnond
ON the side Of ench box; send Tor cataiorue,
box or plI, rs, box OF ioN, Sl0, sou, by n,nU
nr"h r'ocl tot ortce. Sold by all Druggists.
CERrIFlCATE.
Paris, July IS, lS73-.l0 Uue de la Paly.-Ou,
OF A9 patients, CO were cured within 20 DAYS,
10 IN -iN weeks, 100 between two and th cS
mouths two between live and six month"; |
In nine months. DE- NJ. PERRlGORD.
Medicln de In llontal Charity,
ST, Louis, April S, lsSO.
hdd been lmpOtont for number OF years.
whcu commenced TO take Rlcord y VITAL Re
storauNe. within three months found nv.
self suddenly restored to my former healthiul
vigo- aod the cure has been permanent.
j, u. VINCENT
know Mr.. Vincent, whose name is p,vned
TO the above. certificate, lfo Ia friend of
mine. and l know the facts 10 be as he has
suited them. ! NJ WAun
Proprietor Grand Central and Enppeen
Hotel '
NOTICE is hureby slven that \. A. Smith.
Of 81 Louis, ind L. l.. pc Llsscr ~ Nov
YORK Grc no longer authorized {, act ma
AGENTS for Wcord's VITAL Restorative.
CAUTION.
\ former agent otmme, OF New York, Ia now
NuVert'Sins I spurluue Initiation of tho cola.
hrated Or. lhcur's Vital Re torntlvn urd.r
the Assumed name II pr. Records RESTORATIVE
Pllls. To deceive the public even the taeti.
mon'alS OF .oU, Il, Nerche,l, Z, uhcvalier
forigord, Raspall, Sir Thompson, are conIed
rom my Mronlars. Ask your druggist for
kioorIs VITAL Restorative, The genuine car
he had of W. u. Howell n Bro, Druggists toI
Elm street, Dallas, Texas. wv
y, BROWN slGESMNOp, MD.
General Agent for the United States and
south America. """
Send s'sNn ior descriptive Circular.
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WILLARD aSlSl All?}AY Postponed
TO APRIL Z. 1851,
FOR \ FUhL DRAWING

rlNuE Drawing win take phce at LOUIS
\ WILLIE, k.yundcr authority of n special
act OF the KontucSy Lelisl s,ute, and viii, be
under the absolute control OF disintcrested
opinmsslorors appointed by the act.
LIST or PRIZES,
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Bishop d. S Dogsett, Southern Methodist.
II is ~ excllont corrective Of lndl- estlon
hnyensed ~ with prompt and beneficial re-
suits. ,..lai
s s,...s-- SysS;t s,isg,
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Pnotpoiut, Toyas, May %. lE,o

Rev, Robert Watts. a. NJ, Va;
/ have uaNd the mixture IN m' -apliy tor
ten yplrs, AMI have taken ~ for dyspepsia
collie which Wcatehed my He, and was cur Il,
eating my diet ithut hurt / hNys reconi-
Wcnoed II to other sufferers with the hapn' ST
rrNulta. Il Is the best tonic aud co receive
ever knew. for pyoStratilo from dyspepsia
or liver disease Il IL invaluable.
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0S IN 3Dn per day at lone Sample
W. w W. worth Ss ffee' Addres stln.
ON & Co. + + tard, Maine.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1881-05-12
Another Comet.

About two O'Clock on the morning oi
the lst of May, Professor Lewis Swift,
director of the Warner ervatory, al
Rochester, n. Y, turned his telescope
to the constellation of Andromeda, and
discovered bright comet, moving in q
southernly direction The new comet
is located In the constellation above
named, right ascension, o hours, o min
utes: declination, 81 degrees North
This is the first comet discovered dur
ing the present year, and places Prot
Swift in possession of the 500 prize
which Mr.. II. 81. Warner, the we'll
known Safe Kidney and Liver Cure
man, offered last January for the dis-
eovery Of comets. Inasmuch as Prof
Swift received $500 for the discovery ci
the comet of 1850, from the same gen.
tleman, he is at last finding astronomy
profitable as well as pleasant It's not
thought the present comet is the ex-
pected one of 1872, although it is IN
nearly the location from which the
comet is expected; nor is there any rea-
son to believe it viii have any effect
upon the earth, or hasten the predicted
coming of the end of the world.