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SANDY AND BEAVER CANAL.

The stockholders of the Sandy and
Beaver Canal Company are hereby no.
u6ed, that they are required 10 pay an
InsaImenl Of five dollars on each share
Of stock. on or before the S}h day Of No.
Vember nex': also, anoher ins,aIment
Of the same amount, on or before The let
day of December next, TO Charles d.
Hosleller. treasurer OF said company. II
the canal office IN New Lisbon, Ohln,
being the 81 and 4,h instamehts. BY
OF der Of The Board
CHAS. D HOSTETTER,
Treasupr s & B Canal Company.
October 3, lS45-5l Ct.
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SHEkIFFS SALE

BY virtue Of writ of Vondi Expo
mas, issued our Of the court o. common
pleas Tor Carroll county, OHIO, ami to me
directed. | will Offer Tor saIe a The resi-.
dence of Thomas JOnlps, il Augusta
township. on Fursday the IS,h day of
November 1915. at l2 o'clock, NJ. of
said dAV, The following described per
soma properly. ,owir; four head Of horse
creatures, IoOr set oil horse gears, one
three horse wagon, aud four mich COWS.
Taken IN execution and will be sold by
T.. NJ CURE, Sheriff.
November, l845 Pr. lee 81.
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NOTICE.

] hereby forwarn all persons from ira.
dIog Tor, or pucrhasing a cote gIveu by
ne 10 A B Blerdemlnn, as am deter
mined not to pay II unless compelled by
low. | do not rec0lIecl the date or a.
mount Of the note; but this is the only
note that he has ever he'll against mo.
JOHN 5 RUKENB NBROB.
October II, lr4j-l-3l.
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FOR SAL =

! wish to sell my tavern stand in the
town Of Waynesburgh, Stark COUNTY, 0
b'oi The house is large and convenient.
with two lots and two obIps. aud loun.
tIn pump. All Of which will be drspo
sed OF on reasonable terms For furth-
er particulars enquire OF The subscribe r
living on the premises
HENRY ELSON,
Ociobar % iSdE > A.
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Road Notice,

Notice is hereby given that petition
will he presented to the Commissioners
of Carroll county, Ohio, at their next ses
sion, PRAYING Tor the alteration of 80
much of Ezekiel Naples road as com
mences at said Naples hay house and
ends al Samuel Illusions lane, 70 that it
commence at said hay house, thence east
along The CarroIlion grade 10 a point al
or near the line dividing lha lands Of
Thomas Taylor and widow McGpp,
thence norlherly to pnin at or near The
south end Of George McCausand's land
thence 10 James Sppers' stable
MANY PETITIONERS.
October "a, l845 3 d..
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Hin b Hanna. eli al

The SAID pnebe Weir. Hugh Hanna,
john H tnua, and Jlmes Hanna, will take
notice that Joseph Weir and David
Work man Guardians Of the said MINOR
heirs Of james Hanna, deceased. this
day flied in the office OF The clerk ol
The court OF common pleas Of said Car
roll county their petition, wherein they
set forth that said minors are selzed in
I0e simple, Of the following estate. to
wit: lots number seventy three in Rob-
erls' first addition to the Town Of Carroll
ion, and eight and nine in Roberts sec
oHd addition 10 The town OF CarroIIon
aud also part Of The north east quarter
OF section lhIrly-lhree, township tour
teen. and range FIVE, in The SleubenvllIe
land district, beginning at the northwest
corner of SAID quarter section, thence
south seventy eight percbes snd seventy
hund redths, THENCE east sixty perches
and njnety,twO hundred hs thence north
seventy eight percbes and eighty hun
dredlhs, thence west sixty perches ard
ninety hundredIhs TO the place OF begin
ningi containing thirty acres; aHd rep
resenling that it would be 10 the adVan
tage of said minors, 10 dispose OF their
interest in said estate; and prays sad
court Tor an order fer the assignment oI
dover 10 the said Pheba Weir, aud Tor
leave TO seIl the interest Of SAID minors
in SAID real estate; which said petition
is now pending and will be for hearing
at the next term of said court of common
pleas, &c. E R. ECKLEY,
Attorney ter Petitioners.
October "a, 1852 81.
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MISTER COMMISSIONERS SALE

NJ NSTER COMMISSIONERS SALE.
The Stnts Of Ohio, Carroll county, ss.
Tno . 10 Lte Insurance
ami Trust Company
Us 10 Chsncsry.
John Shober and Eliza
beth Shobhr bis vile.
Notce I' hereby given, that by virtue
oI an order Of sale, issued in this c,use
iron the court Of common pleas for said
county Of Carroll, and 10 me directed. !
Will offer Tor sale, at public vendue, at
the Court house in CauoIlon. 10 sad
c"unI'. "O he 18Th dav o. November.
A. u. l>4j br,wcrn lnp kon,s oi 100
clo'k, 4. NJ. md 3 O'Clock, r. N. of said
DAY. the following d scrIncd tracts o.
land to W.: The rorDh east qIarter Of
s"'rrn No. 20. township No. ii. range
n ! ~ lhr SioUnrnvrIIe land district.
co"ianlrg 100 acres also, the east hat
oi the soU,n wes' quarter OF same SER
ltoo, c"nrarGirg SO aces: ls". the Whole
oi the nor'h ives quarter Of .ane s'crlon
exc, p'rng 10 acres N squ1rr form our
OF the rOrn west corner lrereOi, con
n"in ~ i2h arfes; wbolp rracls contain
lrg 800 arre-, morp or les.. S ID land
is situate IN tsrro'i county, Oo'o.
ROBERT McCLhVF,
Master tormD~s,oner ~ On ncery.
Ottob+r 10, l>45 Pr. tee s..
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The State IF Ohio. Carroll county IS.
COURT UE COMMON PLEAS

The State Of Ohio. Carroll county ss.
COURT OE COMMON PLEAS
FacaiioR after August term, a, d. la45.
William Smlth aud Lle'0
auor Smith
S. : Iu Partition.
AuIey Smith deceased,
Catbarine his wife, etal
Auley Smith and Ca harine Smith his
vile. Elizabeth Mustard, (~ldoW) VII.
liam RoOrnson ana Sarah Robinson his
vie, and | K Snuh, vii! take no'ica
that petition VS. fled against hon on
the li'b day Of August, a. d i645 ~
tho coarD OF common peas q. Ca," II
county. Oh,o, ty William smrh md t.
lrunor Smith, and is now pendirg ~ sad
COLrr. wherein The said NI1lGm Smis h
and Eleanor Smlh demand partition Of
the following real esra'P, 10 WI: ,hs
north east qUarero( secuon n'ne, rown-
shlp leo, and range seven. SITUATE IN mo
c unly ana ; ate aforesaid, aud rhsr At
he next Term Of SAID court epp',cori-n
will b. mldn BY the sad WjltHm Smuh
and L eanor Smi'h Tor pnolder 'ra' pat-
lllUu NAV bp ueda Of 50 rem;-,s.
LAHM & ARMSTRONG.
Auornevs Tor Petitioners.
O'tpber 3. l945- 5I-6.
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p OfICE Is hereby gwen, that the
LN Undersigned his been appointed
aud qualified as Administrator, with the
viii annexed, Of the estate of John Criss
lalU oi CrrnIl county. OhIo. deceased
Those indebted to said estate are re uuI.
red 10 N he imm' ale pay mrnr, AMI
those having cIarms will ptrspnr them
irRHIlV proven lrr settlement within one
! ear from ms date
HENRY CRiSS, AJm'r
- r 10 1913 52-3,.
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Sale Of Real Estate.

Pursuant to an order Of The court OF
common pleas tar Carroll county, at the
August term hereof, will offer Tor sale
on the premises, The late residence Of
Joseph Buster. deceased on the lSlh day
OF November, A u. 1915, between the
hours OF l0o'cIock, A VI and 4 O'Clock
?. NJ. Of sard day, the following descu
bed land, situate IN Union township in
said county, 10 wit: The west half oI the
south easI quarter of section twenty se'
ven, (2O IN township thirteen, (l3) oI
range six, Coy ronlaInIng eighty (SO) a.
cres, more or less, Sub"ct to the dover
of Mary BuSer, widow. Terms OF sac
one third cash in hand one lhIrd in one
year, aud the residue in two years, with
interest, to be secured by mortgage on
The promises JONAS BUSLER.
Administrator Of Joseph Buster, decd.
October II, A D l845 -l-5l.
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CORONER'S SIZE

By virtue OF a writ Of A. P. vendi ex-
ponas, issued out Of the court of common
pleas for C'rroI county, Ohio, and 10 mo
directed | will offer for sale al the door
Of The cOur. house in Carroltoo, on Non
day the i7rh day Of NoVcmber, lS4o,
'oetw, ,,en the hours Of 10 o'clock, A NJ.
and a o'clock, P. NJ. the following real
1s,sts. 10 wit: the west half al the snuth
east ouirIer of section four, (4) town
ship sixteen, (16) Of range SEVENTY
a Iso. 10 acres off the :. nth wrst quarter
Of the section, township and range n ora'
said Taken in eX"rurOn qnd VIII he
soll hy JOIN MOODY C0rn"tn
O Iober II, l8t5 - Pr fee 81 so
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October "a IS45 2 At.
SHERIFF'S SALE.

BY virtue Of a writ Of Fl ia ct lev Ia
issued out OF the court Of common pleas
ior Carroll county, Ohio, and TO mo di.
Eecled, will offer tor sale in the town
cs Norrs'Own on Friday the i4rh day
OF November, l845, The following prop.
erty,'o wit: one sOrreI stud horse and ne
deerhurn wagon, Sale to commence at
IL o'cIcCk, A M. Taken in execution aod
will be sotd by ID WATT. Sheriff
octobsr3l, l845-Pr, lee ST.
ALSO.
BY virtue Of two writs of AP Vendi
Exponas, lssued out of the court of COM
mon pleas Tor Carroll county, Ohio, and
TO me directed. viii offer for sale at The
house OF JOHN Crawford, in August
township on Friday the l4'h day Of No
'ember, l845, the following property, to
VII: three horse creatures. 2 sci horse
gears. lS head Of cattle, one Tour horse
wagon, one p'ow, % acres OF wheat ia
The grouad, and 45 head OF sheep Sale
TO ron'm' nee 2 O'clock, P NJ. Taken
IN execution aud wi be soId bv
D WATT, sheriff.
October III, 1915 Pr. fee 81.
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The sue Of Oh,o, Carroll cou0,y ss.
COURT OF COWMON rLEAS.

The N,,,,a.CIt., Hor-,U o,.,,..,,, .o
OCiNi 'F 'OHhON iLt'7.
Facqii9n qtier .3Ugust term, Il. y. 1915.
h'nr-c ii#rsn, aur'tyug ExrCO,U
Ol George lIaTlman, deceased -
rs
lanes arimar, Of he State Of 10 =
dana Patterson Taylor, Sally 1ay
'or. tu'rum rn"h wUh Benjamin 4 :
Gl christ, and George Hartman. :.
wnoss residence, are UcknoWn
The sid defeodan's will take r,Yea.
hat lo4 s.ud Gsoroa Harsh. su-v,,,og
Eyecu,or as a'ofsso,d. fled ti.a..-r-.y
bdlIe charrerv. IN The ofTiceo' ,fcr'.
Of sad court. or he 80 b tay G. -...
lpmtct. A Il. ls45. st4rnl snnrru..ar
rb,ups, that he ls the suryop TX c...r
OF tue lasi~ Il aud testament Of G.,-,,s
Hartman. Ia g Of .ald county. decrz.,d.
hat bg The DIVISIONS Of The will of sad
tesra,ur. R~h. cca Hartman his w,7. =.
who WAS one Of The Executors 4, sad
estate, VA. To- have all nj. estate. bnb
real and personal. durlog ter natural
Ire, and after her death, he orders L,s
farm TO be 50 d and divided smorp d,,ers
lpgsrees. amoug whom sre the abovr IA
med defendants. rbar SAID Rebfccs rar-
nmsn. depsrled this lite On or sbru, ,he
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Sarah Wait. ei. al.

The said Sarah Wall, wi'ow ol james
\ Wa'r, deceased, and Kezlth Jane
Wa'I, and William Wait. mlnor children
OF said James A. Wait. deceased. viii
lake notice that William Stokes. Guar
dIau OF the said minors. did on the = At
day OF October, A. d Is45. file IN the
office Of the clerk Of the court OF com
mon pleas Of SAID Carroll county, his
petition praying the said court iof leave
TO sell tn interest Of his said wards.
(rhe SAID * Ztah Jane and the id Wi.
liam War.l N the undivided h rII OF The
easl haiI oi the south west qUarler oi
section 20 in l0Enshlp l3 and range 4,
oI the lands direc'rd TO br sold at Slpu-
benvIIle in the Safe of Ohio. and set.
ing forth that it would be mqterlally TO
the advantage Of his said wards 10 dis
Doso Of said estate; which said petrton
is now pending and will be for hearing
Al the November term Of said court OF
common pleas. Z K E. kLEY,
Attorney for Petitioner.
October 2i, 1852 81.
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ROAD NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given, that petition
will be preseCled to the Commissioners
OI Carroll county, Ohio, al Nheirsrsslon
Oh The first Monday Of D5ce mbor next
pray my for the establishment Of "A road
from tho north end OF PhladeI phIa street
III the town of CArroIlon. in sad coun-
lv, 10 nsersect The road leading from
CarroIton to MechanicSlOwn by the nea
lest and hest route.
MANY FREEHoLDRR PETITIONERS.
Ocoorr 81, IS45 - SOD.
EaEDE&! ESHUES!
Wi|Ipdy 'ouT cen per pound, in lea
lher lur clean s'nUg ghttrrd hIdes at my
lauuery I'll Ihe f,o' Of the h''I
JOHN " 'NC
OcIo'ei 81, 1915 3 II,
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The State of Ohio Carroll county IS
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS

TaratioH 9tlcr August Term, 1915.
Joseph Weir and DAVID WorkmanI :
Guardians Of the minor heirs Of :
James Hanna, deceased -
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SHERiFF'S SUE

ny Vjrfu" # wrrr ct P.Ufias f. r.
el IL vHrr iacras. ISSUED on u the court
Of common pleas Of Carroll ruun Y. o.
hIo, and 20 me dlre"ed I will rtTr f1I
sale n he house Of Nljram Chamoet.
IN Harrison t'"Gshrp Of Monday thr
II h daV nl N,vemhrr, 1915 the toll
loving property, 10 vi: Fiuy acres ot
wheat IN hr ground aud Que ho. So rrea-
'nra Sa TO commence at i0 o'c OcE
\. NJ T,ken in * curjon and Will be-
,Ot hv f VI CURE Snpr #.
November 7, lS45 -- Pr. tee 81,
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PAIEJFS

The subscriber has on hand a general
assortment Of PAINTS, which he will
sell low for Cash or produce in hand.
WM. NJ SlNCLVlR,
May l6, l845.
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Partnership Dissolved.

EUTEHCE%taFF FVTNsUEFVW4
The Partnership heretofore existing
between the subSc ribeIs, in the mercan.
tile business was by mutual consent dis
solved on The l2rh OF June, lE45
PETER ABRAIIIMS.
SAMUEL PURMAN.
Harrisburgh, Sept 2,-4t-lS45.
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pacqi'oR qfler augaSt term, Il. y. l645.
htur-e H.,sn, au,,tymg ExrtO0O
o George ll3rriman, deceased =
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. % HEuRsnlbuuss,SS
GEATLES YA-T,TP
TGuSGDaoo

HNMDRtCING the present opportunity OF
IA expressing his hankulnrss to his fricnds,and
me public generally, ior the liberal patronage lie
has heretofore received, informs his friends and the
public in general that he still continuesto to cary on
'he above business at his old established stand, ON
lhe corner ol Main and East streets, where he
aop'S' by strict attention to business, To receive
ma meHta shac OF public patronage as heretofore.
nc ueems II unnecessary 10 60 into the game Of
Drag or to use any soft solder about his SKILL in
lhe PROFESSION OF GA9MENr CUTTING
as his shop is Of long standing and his work lie
thinks will speak for itself, and far more louder
ihan words, But he would merely say that lie
warrants his work done with noalness, durability,
md IN the latest fashionable manner, and viii en-.
ure good fit in all cases.
y. Is. Charges moderate TO suit the tines Al
Kinds olcountY produce taken in exchange fer
work. at market prices.
HInu.l hmm y a
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accused also brought with him The tools
and implements Of his profession, Ills
mallocks were remarkably ready; his
plough was of an enormojs siz', aud
MS cattle were all sound aud (sl
'Bcholdl'ssld This truly digolhel & lD'
Ilgnanr farmer, 'behold my whole mag
cal oqIipagel behold Dhe charms which
| have recourse tol There are others,
indeed, which ! am noD capable of pro-
Iuciog before you'll meoo the sweal
# my brow, aud lncessanl lolls both
" day aud o'ght'
THIS naive eIoquence decided the
matter; he was honorably acquitted by
he unanimous voice OF numerous and
,ppaudIug assembly.
.azz1AazsE4aSsR
IMPORTANT TO FAM ERS.
The following account Of new Reap
lng Machine, used on The farm Of Me-,
John Delafeld, at Geneva, n. Y, W
ind in late number Of the Journal Of
Commerce. II machine, simple it,
construction and easily managed caplble
# reapiog 20 acres per day, can be pur
chased for Sl00 it is one OF The cheapes'
investments farmer can make
Mr.. Dalaheld was in the midst of har.
ves', and had already gathered aboul 60
acres &,what lsslll more wonderful lhl'
mas been done without the aid of either
cradle or sickle. He has a machine,
scot him from Maryland, which is lht
most expeditions reaper | ever saw. ]
IS driven by two horses-one boy 10
drive and a man to tend the machine
Both Of them ride. Toe horses are puI
upon quick walk which sets number
If cutters in motion, and the wheat falls
back upon the platform 10 hand some OF.
der, as fast as The machine progresses; {;
aud when aquanlIy accumuIates sultl
cienl for shesi, the man 10 attendance
,hoves it off with his rake. 1t falls
smooth and even upon the ground, and
another is Immediately formed; and so
It proceeds without any trouble or dIt
fculy, until he 100 acie field is finish
ed. There eigh, binders accompany.
ing The machine, and it frequentIy hso
10 be stopped, 10 allow them lime TO gel
oLt of the way. Ii will cut 20 acres
IN a day. have never seen anything
IN The machine line work more com
pIeteIy, II certainly will prove of the
almost utility 10 farmers both for eXpe.
dlion and cheapness. 1t can now be 90.
aimed for about 800.
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ss-sasz1-zz-o-y
,qGRLCuLTURAL ANECD

,7GRlCuLTURAL ANECDOTE.
Furious CresiOus, as mentioned b,
Pliny, the Rom'n historian, WIS orier.
nally a slave. Having been made \
freed m1n, he rurchW'A ssnaI spot Of
ground, from which he obt4 ned throug'
his ugwesried inluStry much hncr crop,
than any Of the n i!hbjrs'who had llrg
er farm. This excited general envy
which his enemies carried 10 such e
length a, 10 scruse him Of employing
magic charms tofendef hs own ground.
ie'riIe and impovcri'h theirs Th'
Ellie caused him TO be summoned T.,
appear and answer The charge before rh,
people of Rome. Cresiuua oOeyed III,
mandate, accompanied by his daughter
a fresh and hesl,hy.coIoreh gih, ch4ms
which appeared 10 greater adyan,.g,
from the simplicity OF her dress The
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'raud md shall he punished as such ip accOldancC
with the proyisi Ons Of the seventh section of thu
SEC y, II shall be the duty Of every Judge II
'pector and clerk conducting the election uulho
Lci to be held by virtue Of this act to take (n add
ion to the oath or affirmation he is now require thy
,aw to takej an oath OF affirmation that he vii
honestly and faithfully comply in every respect
with the provisions and requirements of this act.
SEC 10, 1t shalt be The duty OF the rc
lutn Judges OF said county, at the time AMI
place Of their meeting to cast up all tn,
votes received IN the different election dis
lrIcts on The question OF the Removal Of the
seat of Justice aforesaid, and shall make Our
Two certificates showing the result, one OF
which shall be filed in The Office Of the clerk
Of the court Of quarter sessions and the Other
IN the Office OF the Commissioners Of said
county of Columbia.
SEC. H. 1t shall be the duty Of the Sher
III Of the said county Of Columbia, TO csust
Ials act to be published in at least three
newspapers published IN said county; for al
least once in every week for Sixty days in
medlaely preceding the next general eIec
ilon, and shall on the day Of The election
cause at least Two printed copies, one Of
which shall be in the German language, Of
said act TO be posted in haud0I form, in 'h:
most public place nearest the election poll
in every election district in sad county and
the reasonable expense of such publication
shall be paid By the said county Of Coum
/ i
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WORMS KILLS THOUSANDS

NHILDREN atmCst subject to them, lut PER
Z sons of all aps are liable to lie afflicted wil
them. Bad breaL pacncss about the Iiys flushed
,heeks, picking the nose wasting away ,canncss
1ain in the 5owa, joints or limbs, disturbed slccY
rghliuI drcumsmOanmg aud sometimes of ,or.
,cious appetite re among the symptoms ofworn,s
Hany arc docted for months, for some other i'm.
| lginaJy diseas when one box OF Shclman's Worm
Lozonges wod effect a cure. b. Ryan, corner
Of Prince stft and the Bowery, cured a man Of
worms thai as reduced 10 a skeleton, and by only
ono box Of jherman's Lozcngcs kcis now as fat
as an ALTMAN Th Hon. b. b. Beardsley
has sayedhe life Oi on of his children hy thcn,,
l'hc saIpi over 100000 Of boxes has fully test
ed them They are the only inalhbIe worm dyg
troyng nediclne kLcwn. What tamiiy viii be
wijhouhcml
Cormp,ion, Coughs, Colds Whooping Coughs
Ashb and all affections of the lungs, willhnd
ihcali,yaIne in Sh-man's Cough Lozcngcs. They
Isaycihc Rev, Richard De Forest; the Rev. No..
ISrctr Jonathan iioworth, Esq. and that Norlhy|
old no, Leonard Rogers. from the consumptiyr's
grave Ihcy cured in one day the Rev. Mn Dm-I
bar, c Rev, Mr. Handbook; v N. H. AtUce EsoI
of GeSslHg coughs They arc the pCasantc,tI
CJu medicine and cure the soonest ufany klowpI
renIy.
ltda'ho Sco-si,kncss and Pal IiaDon, relieved or !
ire five to ten minutes by SLunau's CanIlor |
Lenses Persons allcDung crowded ~ooms il |
cling will find them to nnIau buoyancy ol
ritS and renew their energies, Those sunrIh !
N too free living will find few Of t.Ic lozr,sry
dISrci the horAors and owncss f SPIRITS. Ne
ratI" OF the Sunday Ncrcury has repeatedly ru |
h in. ..4It. Z d
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LIGHT OF THE MOON.

As The moons axis IS neatly perpeu
Iicullr 10 The plane OF the ecIpiIc, III
an scarce Iy have any change OF seasons
| l}u what Is still more remarkable, Ons
,aIl of the moon has no darkness, at II
while the other htll has two weeks oi
light aud also two Of darkness, alternate.
y; The inhabitants, il any, Of The frs
IslI bssk constantly 10 ear,h-shIne, VITA.
'uI seeing the sun, whilst those OF the
alter never see The earth al all. For,
is just stated, The earth rehectS The lIghl
1f the sun to the moon,i in the sane man
Ter as the moon does 10 the earth; lhere
tore, at The 'lme OF ConjlncIl1n. or new
noon, her further side must be enllght-
ID bv the sun, and lhe ueaieI half bN
ne earb: aud al lA- Eme oil apposiuo
II iul moon, Que half ul her will br
enlightened by the sun, bu! the Other
aall wlll be IN total darkness. To tn
unarlans, lhe earth seems the l4rges
Orb in lhe universe; for II sppears Ic
'hem more than three times lhe slz3 #
he sun, aud Nhrleen times greater Than
he mOop does 10 Us. ~-eXhIbIu0g similar
phases lOherseIf, tn In a reverse ordet e,
tor when The mOon is full ne earth is
,lVisdble 20 them, aud when the moou
! new, they will see the earth full.
| he lace OF the moon appears t1 US per.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-09-13
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