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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-08

The Masonic Educational Association Of Chattanooga Cooke.
This is an action Of debt The declaraton-which
was filed at the return term Of the writ-seeks to
recover a specific sum- namely four hundred and
sxty-six 92-I00ths dollars The cause Of action is
stated to be for work and labor done-good sold and
delivered, and money paid laid out, and expended.
At the next succeeding term Of the cOurt-atter
the filing of the declaratiou-the defendant having
failed to make any defense, judgment final. by de-
fault, taken in favor OF the plaintiff, for the
amount demanded in the declaration, with costs,
without the Intervention of jury.
This judgment, think is erroneous. In section
1851 Of the Code, it IS provided that if the defen
dant fail to appear and defend at the time prescribed
By law, judgment, by default. may be taken against
him. And by section 1852, in such case, the judg
ment is final, if the amount of the plaintiff claim
be dscertaiLed by simple calculation from the
papers when the amount cannot be thus readily
ascertaned the damages viii be assessed by jury
impaneled ut the same term, tor the purpose.
The term papers, here refer to the writing, for
other evidence upon winch the action is founded !;
and not to the pleadings in the cause. twas, doubt
less intended apply to suits instituted upon bonds
bills of exchange, promissOry notes, liquidated and
signed accounts, and the ike-from which the
amount due the plaintiff could be readily ascertain
ed by simple calculation. In all other the in
tervention Of jury is necessary to ascertain the
sum due the Plaintiff
he use Of the word damages might seem to inn
ply that in actions of debt the jury need only as
sess the interest upon the claims. But think it
apparent from these and other provisions in the
Code that more comprehensive meaning was in
tended by the LegisI lture; and that in all such
cases where jury are required to be impaneled,
they should pass upon the measure Of the recovery,
to be had by the plaintiff without regard to the form
of the action Code, 2746)
The Judgment Of the Law COur5 Of Chattanooga
will be reversed, and the cause remarded to that
Court, to the end that jury may be impaneled to
ascertain the amount due the plaintiff WluGHr.
A true copy. Test: c. W. NELSON, Clerk.
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fAoD0cE.-Ihe Cleveland (Tenn) Baa,uer of the 9Th
says Corn in this market commands Co cents per
bushel-Aeal IS cents klTheat sI.25 Bacon. hog
round 10 cents per pound"
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JoHS YoRk & Co. have received all the periodicals
fer the week; such as the Ledger, Hupa'S Journal
WaUely Magazine, DC.
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For Criminal court clerk.

OF NIaNlIL UT N5lIIII NAoE IAs
We are authorized to announce CHARLES ii. HAYS asa
candidate FOR Criminal Court Clerk at the ensuing march
ton. decl4-.d
We are authorized TO announce cHAz E. DIssoE as caad
date for Criminal Court Clerk. uys-d
Weare authorized to announce Dr. E. n. PATlzRscS, cand
ensuing March eleoton. may25-td
We authorized JOIN sHkAE Eqr as aclnd
date for rseeeon the Office Criminal Clerk at the
next March election.
We are authorized to announce Rom H. CAMPBELL eand
date for Criminal Court Clerk at the ensuing March election.
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Tor Constable.

We ars authorized to announce T W. coLErr as candidate
for Constable for the 18th Of Davidson county,
the ensuing Mar h election jan4-ts
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southern Photographic TempIe of FINE

Southern Photographic Temple of Fine
Arts
Corner Of Deaderick street and Public Square, over
Brownies.
If you want fine and durable Ambrotype, plain
or colOred Photograph, which are warranted not to
fade call at the Southern Photographic Temple of
Fine Arts, corner Of Deaderk street and the Square
over Brownies. The very best artists are employed
in this Gallery, and being permanent institution of
this city, you will be sure of not being humbugged
as you certainly VIII lie by those noisy and peddling
picture makers. Satisfaction given to every custO-
mer or no charge made.
Life size pictures copied from the smallest size
ambrotype or daguereotyre. Call and see speci-
mems CHAS. G. GIEES.
decJ-tf
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CITY NOTICES.

Rev. J. i. GRAVES win preach at Firemen's Hall
Capitol HiI) to-day. Services to commence at 104
O'Clock, A. H.
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The great English Remedy.
SIR JAMES CLARKS
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS
Protected E-t&.zz5i-l7yS ~ Letters.
BY Royal 9tgSe3e4Ss ~aSS Patent.


PrepareG from prescription Of Sir j. CZarte H. D., Ply
stefan Extraordinary to Tie Qaeen.
This Invaluable medicine unfaing in the Of all those
painful dangerous which the female
subject 1t modeates all and all obstruc lens,
and speedy cure may be relied on.
To Married Ladies
It peculiarly suited. It will, in short time, bring the
monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle p-ics One Dollar bears tie Government Stamp
Great Britain, to prevent coun;erfeits.
CAUTION.
These Pills should sot De taken By females during tie
FIRST THREE HOFTHSof Pregnancy, they sure to
bring Miscarriage, 5u at any other tie they safe
In all Of Nervous and Spinal Adecons Pain the
Back and Limbs Fatigue slight exerOn, Papaton CT the
Heart Mysteries and Whites these Pills will eject whea
all other have failed and although powerful remedy,
do contain iron, calomel, antino anything hurful
the constitution.
Full dirc IONS in the pamphlet arouzd each package which
should be carefully preserved.
Sole 4gent for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES, Late J. C. baldwin & Coz
Rochester N. 7.
N B-slOO and six postage stamps enclosed to any author
agent bottle containing 50 pills, by
mail.
Sold Nashville by Berry DemoviIle and G. W. Hender
sEott. J. G. Blown and all respectable druggists
dec4-d,tw&w-ly.
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DR.. McClintOck's PectOFaI Syrup exercises an
influence Consumption and Bronchitis unparalleled in Medic
cal Practice, arestng the cough healing and strengthening the
lungs, promoting expectOratioD, and inducing sleep The
amendment begins with the first dose. Price 81.
jan I. 10 G. BROWN.
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The Gnnetonka viii be the regular y o'clock
Monday boat Passengers viii be punetual to
time, as Capt DAsHEL is a minute man.
The superior steamer James johnson, with the
veteran boatsman. Capt Johnson, will commence to
receive freights on Monday morning next and
will depart puBctually Tuesday next. Passen-
gers and shippers viii find this boat every way de-
sirable.
The Grand Turk and Tempest in port and await
ing the opening Of navigation the Ohio river when
they VIII depart.
From present prospects, we may look for quite
feet Of boats in port by the last Of the incoming
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River and steamboat Ne svs.

IRsparlei By d. H HARRrsoS, Steamboat Agent
River still declining, with seven feet large on Har-
peth Shoals Weather moderated, with still further
indications Of rain. Should the present mild, soft,
and rainy weather continue, we may anticipate
general radiance of the ice, which has impeded the
navigation Of the Ohio and upper Mississippi rivers
Our wharf Improvements still 60 on under the SUI
perintendence Of Capt Horn, with Yigor.
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80 aoEa - - -

HUN dN0 W0ETlIE5s.
Agricultural Bank. B-oursvuls
Central Bank Of tennessee, Nashville
Farmers aud Mechanics Bank, sissspbis
hechanics' Bank, Memphis
memphis eavings Irsttuton.
x1hange Bank, Murress b0roi
Miners and MauufactErers' Bark Kno-vns
Ba1k Of East Tennessee, Knoxville
Bank Of Claiborne, IaseWan
Some OF brokers are Offering is on the dollar for he o
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-08

DR. BALDwN's LEcTCEG.-Eriiay night Or. BALD
WIN, the author Of Armagcllon and Dominion. de-
liyered a lecture in the hall Of the House of Rep
resentatives upon the subject Of slavery. We
could not hear the entire lecture. and therefore
connot speak Of it as a whole. Dr. BALDWIN seems
tto have bestowed much labor in investigating the
moral mental physical chronological status ana re-
'lauons Of the negro. he regards slavery divine
~ right We thought that perhaps there wasa
little too much leyity in the Dr. smanner The i'm
portant truths which he is endeavoring to incul-
cate can only be successfully taught by an ap7ro-
PIRATE earnestness Of manner.
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state of the oiry Bank on Jan. Cd, 1850.
LIABILITIES.
S2l0 20 o. 2l0,l2a 0
DYER PEARL, President

DYER PEARL, President
+. @. PEARL, Cashier.
Personally appeared Der Pearl, President and w. g. PEARL
CASH City Bank oath that the foregoing
true statement Of its condition. JcsAH FERRIss, J. F.
jams
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-08

DR.. mcCImtock's Cold and Cough Nike
ture---Ths great family MEDICINE frst introduced by
Dr. McCntock when Dean Of the Philadelphia College Of Med
cine The entire profession approve it and 1t guaranteed to
ordinary cold cough tarrh influenza, &c with ab
soute certainty and degree Of npdiy that will agreeaby
astonsh the patient. Price IS cents.
janl 10. G. BROWN.
Tl<~SS Ht cures at Once.---The
sES quickest and the remedy is Of course the
best hence in such disorders piles salt reu scoa and in
facevey KIM Ofcutaneous eupCn cuts wounds bruises old
Kryspelas aud all Of the same genus, DALLEISAAG
ICAL PAW ETrRA CTO the snly real quick and ehec
tual be obtained Try once, you will n=ver be
withoutit
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and retail, by
J. WRIGHT & CO.,
Nos 81 and ISL Chartres street.
ssas ire Southern States, and to whom all orders
should be addressed Jaa I.d&vim
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~ WimeP's Canadian Vermi-
Gs FUGE has established It's superiority every
9therprepara FOR worms by the dy, number and thor
oughnes Of its although literally vegetable compound,
its remedial action much than that Of the Yer
miuges containing Mercury i has the merit Of unerng eff
cheney and Of perfect harmlenes far the human system Is
concerned
particular remember the name, Winer's Canadian
Vsrmugs This the only article that be depended
Remember this
For sale in New Orleans, Wholesale and retail, By
J. WRIGHT & CO.,
q and Isl Chartres street.
i.n1-d&wIm Proprietors
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We authorized to WN JAsrER TAYLOR as a
candidate for County Trustee for Davidson county ensuing
March election. janlt-et
Wsare authorized to announce THOs. T. SAUNDERS can.
dds for the office Of COuaey Trustee Davidson county
| the election to be held in March, 1860. ap5
We are authorized to announce IsHAM CLARK as cndi.
date for County Trustee at the ensuing March election.
aug27-td
We sre authorized to announce SAMUEL P. AMENT, a
candidate Tor County Trustee Of Davidson county,
March election. .sep9-td'
We are authorised to announce HAso P Bo,rox csndi.
date for the Office Of County Trustee Of Davidson county, the
ensuing March election. oot5-td
We are authorized to announce yNO W. MARTIN as can
ddats for County Trustee at the ensuing March election.
We are authorized to announce HENRY L. JUSTICE as
candidate for County Trustee Of Davidson county at the ensuing
March election. ocrII-dtd.
For Revenue Collector.
We authorised to announce WIN B. You've, Of whites
oreeE, candidate for County Revenue Collector
for Davidson county, at the ensuing March election.
ian5-ht
Weare authorized J. R. DRAKE as candidate
for State and County Revenue Collector for Davidson county
the ensuing March election jan3-tds
We authorized and requested to announce E. D. WHrr
candidate for Revenue Collector for Davidson
ty at the ensuing March election. jan3-te
We authorized to announce JAMES PAY acanddae
for State and Coanty Revenue Collector for Davidson county
at the ensuing March election jan3-df
We authorized and requested JNo A Nuns
candidate Revenue Collector for Davidson county at the
ensuing aIoh election. dee3O dwtd.
We authorized TO announce A. BATTLE as cand
date for State and COunty Revenue Collector for Davidson
county. janl-te
Weare authorized QuIScT DEGRovE a can
didats for State County COlessr Davidson
county. dec3I-ss
We authorized GREER candidate for
Revenue Collector OF Davidson county, the ensuing March
elections.
We authorized Z. P. candidate
Revenue Collector Of Davidson county, ensuing March
election. Deco tde-P GB
WeaTe authorized ACTON YouNe candidate
or State and County Collector Davidson county
the ensuing slarch election. tide
We authorized 70 W. E. CARTwRoHr
ddate FOR State and County Collector for Davidson
County. at the ensuing March election. dec2l-tde
We authorized and requested RoBERT Pow
candidate Revenue Collector for Davidson County
the ensuing March election. dec21-tde
authorized aud requested ANDREW GREGo
candidate for Tax Collector for The comfy DaydsOn
ct the ensuing March election.
Dec27.tdet
We authorized to A. J. RAMSEY, candi
date for State and County Revenue Collector Dvjon
ty. the ensuing March election.
dec24-te.
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LIABILITIES.

Excess OF Means over Liabilities
Consisting Of Capital stock ....-..... $4,000
Undivided Profits ........- 443,957 60
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-08

Or. mcCIintOcic's Asthma Remedy.--An its
ingredients vegetable It mparts vital energy the op
pressed lungs every inpedent full res
ration and affords such unexpected hrone Asthma,
astonish and enapture the invalid Asthma Whoop.
ing cough there nothing eomps; able this patent remedy,
Price 50 cents [jan1l 10 BROWN,
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FRENANs' B.II.-A Bah win be given on Monday
the 9th of January the anniversary Of the battle Of
New Orleans, at the Court House, for the benefit of
Capitol Hill Fire Company, No. 4.
TICKETS S5.-Can be had Of any Of the Committee.
CO3nTTTEE-T W. Stephenson, NJ. N. Henkle,
Jr J. D. Musgroye A. D. Creighton, and J. H. Strck-
land I'd
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specie.

Land warrants.
90 Acres per acre-...-- 80 Acres, per acre..
SO Z" IS .. .......-....Slc 100 - - Sc
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Ross Is. Ramsey, ct. al.

Phe decree in this case is erroneous The object
of the bill is TO diyest the title of the lot in dispute
out of the defendants and to vest the same in COM
plainant Ii can be viewed in no other light. IL is
plain from the bill and the entire case thar Margaret
Ramsey died testqte and that this lot descended to
her heirs, as tenants in common, and that her SON.
F. A. Ramsey acquired no exclusive title as her de-
vises the will under which he. claims having been
cancelled by his mother in her lifetime.
ComplaInant-as purchaser Of F. a. Ramsey-has
title to the shares Of James II. COwaI, Thos. W.
Humes Mary White and Margaret Whte-they hav-
ing disclamed title IN his favor and being sui jlris
He also has +. A. Ramsey's share by purchase. To
this extent decree to dvest title would have been
proper.
But, rs to the infant heirs of Elizabeth White and
Andrew r. Humes and also, TO C0rnelia the wife
of Charles NJ. Acknowledgements the wife Of john
c. Greenway, and John n. complainant has
no title. They all answer and insist upon their
rights, except John n. Humes, as TO whom there is
pro cOIJesSO And as the bill shows complainant
has no title as to him the pro coyesso can avail
nothing.
The only decree then proper in the case was di-
vesiiture of title to the extent above stated. But
this the Chancellor did not do; but proceeded to
take proof and decree sale for the purpose of par
tition-wien the bill was not framed with any such
view and asked no such thing.
In the other aspect Of the case, namely bill TO
sell the lot because it may be situated that ps~ti
tion thereof cannot be made, or because it would
be manifesty for the advantage Of the parties that
it should be sold instead of partition, the bill
makes no case. Without such bill with proper
averments and proof the decree cannot be sustain
ed What these are, will be found under the head
Of partition in the Code, Articles five and seven,
and need not here be enumerated.
\ sale for partition is matter Of right; provided
it shall appear TO the Court that the property can
be equally divided among those entitled thereto
or that it would be manifestly for their interest
that it should be sold Helm ct. ais. VS.. Franklin
e. ais ) Hum 404 And it is more than probable in
this case that proper grounds for a sale do exist
but they can only be made available by bill franz
ed with that view, with regular proceedings IN,
der it.
The decree of the Chancellor will be reversed and
the case remanded to the Chancery Court at Knox
vile, to the end that complainant if he desires to do
So may amend his bill, and that the proper steps be
taken and deereCs had in conformity this opinion
WPIGHT
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HARPEG's MAGAZINE, FOR Jsnusry p,.is,l
% deSl JOIN YORK 90.
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BON ID solcsl slices tie is 90 sct l51 o0 bags sganst
ll5- % sl4 d1le lls year. Tie nov ia frst and
sseana hani Is a0ue % 90 ts assl $500 zlls same las
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LIABILITIES
5TATE OF TENNESSEE,

Davidson County.i
Personally appeared W B. shapard, President Of the Mer
cants sank ana made foregoing
ment Of the Merchants Bank % January, 1860
subscribed before this d OF January 1862
ians W. D. ROBERTSON,
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Attorney General,

We are authorized to announce Z. W. HAYWOOD,
Esq, as a candidate fo- the Office Of Attorney Gen
eral, ior the Ninth Judicial District, composed of
the counties of WILLIAMSON. Sumner and Davidson
Election next May
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~ A Word Of WaTning.---
SNS There is nothing more despicabls than stealing
the reputation Of reliable article to impose upon community
inferior and worthless and yet it is often done Fifteen
gears ago Hsmstreet introduced Hair Restorative
der the Of 'Inimithe Hair Colorns" It's wonderful
storye properties made Immediately popular and grey and
bald heads lie to become thing OF the past when the coun
try flooded with limitations, which only
useless but absolutely injurious 7he 0rga prsraOH 10
dseisife c0p6iR00R, made with oil and stimu lang SPIRITS
aGordng agreeable hair wash while all che imitation
made war making the hair harsh, dry and fizzy. requir
ing ser dries, The Of oil wash to make it Hook ecen.y
We would therefore advise readers buy nothing but the
original h,imaJe Hair CoorRg RssoyatiCe Which Is
reliable Troy Ehig.
Price city cents bottle Sold everywhere
We. HAGAN & CO., Proprietars TrOy,N.T.
Janl dtAEWlm
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Ransom AcuBxSI.-A niau by the name Of VA
p CHAuBERs, fell OFT the cars on the Fast Tennessee
and Georgia Railroad near Rieevile on the 9Th inst
and had both lees 40 badly crushed as to render
anputation peeessarv
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ore OF me Naggylus aHv -.ys.--.s----- --------
Nashville, Tenn
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BRYAN,S TASTLESs VERmIFUGE.
MOTHERS
Fretful, pallid, weak and thin,
Was the mothers ret and pride.
Something must be wrong withIn,"
The distracted parent criei,
Worms" the doctor said, and gave
Jalsp, cslonel gamboge.
But all things proved useless save
Bryan's Tasteless Yermifuge
Put up in bottles-Price 2Js dimes.
NAL 10 G. BROWN.
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The County Court of Madison county has. fixed the
tax Tor county purposes at ten eeEts on the 500 Of
property, which is an increase Of two cents over
last years tax. Tho pal las Is raisad from twonty
i've 10 fftv cent?.
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Sl,7ss s67 90
d. WEAVER, Cashier.
NOTE EWING, President
yidei Profits lst Ju-
ly, ls5g-..-.--.--...--.- 4s-3, $50 ~
Nett Profits llst6 months Is 640 20 j1o,s29 60
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-08

The Tobacco market remains inactive, and hear Of In
curry ior Touad Is Indeed the pre-eat stock Of char
sets 70 GrIet much stenOn from buyers, consisting
mostly Of the low Frad d cid CROP the receipts Of crop
thus Tar bare reaching go hhcs Of which lot u
A hEds reported last ouy TRANSACTIONS st
Lave come to our kHoWss ih werk n A IS hhd5
on private terms Under these circumstances quotations
mostly nominal, th0ugh e rep at previous lures.
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A true copy. Test C. W. NELSON, Clerk.
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral

has won for itself such for the Of every
variety Of Throat and Lung Complaint, that it Is
rey unnecessary for to recount the evidence Of its
virtues, wherever 1t has been employed As it has long
been in constant throughout this section, need
do more than assure the people its quality Is kept
up the best it ever has been and that may be relied
on 10 do for their relief al It has been found to do
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STATE OF THE

Planters Bank of Tennessee & branches,
on the 3Ist December, 1853.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-05-04
Life OIL the Noon.

Until quite recently, the surface Of the
moon has been supposed to be a vast life
less desert. Astronomers have abused the
moon in every possible way. They have
said there was no heat in moonshine. They
have denied the moon an atmosphere, and
consequently water and organic life. They
have made us believe that residence In
the moon would be exceedingly undesirable.
The old faith in the Goddess of the Night
was quite overturned in scientific circles,
and the fascinatipns of moonlight were de-
parting day by day.
But this is all changed. Knox and Mel
loni have shown, by very exact observation
that there is heat Ia the moons rays. Zrn.
tedeschi has discovered that this heat pro-
duces sensible effect upon the mimosa.-
An English philosopher has faund that the
earth is colder during the first quarter o
the moon than it is in the second.
Upon the growth of plants the moon ex.
ercises remarkable influence. The chem
ical action Of light is necessary TO Their
principal work, the absorption Of carbon
from the carbonic acid gas of the atmos.
phere, This work all plants carry on dur
ing the day, and in the night they sleep
except when the moon shines. She wake:
them and sets them at work. So the farm
ers who plant only just before The full moon
are right, and the scuffers who call then
superstitioas are themselves the foolish ones
/ For, if sown before or near new moon, the
the young plants get above grcurd just al
the full, when the tender things need sleep
But If spwn just before the full, they come
up about new moon, pass tieiF babyhood
under the soothing influences of dark nights
and when the full moon comes are sturdy
urchins. able TO work night a''d day.
The mcon=woFshipeFs are right. also, il
regard to the influence Of the mqon upor
the weather. IIersehel, Araso and Whe
well recognized that the moon had som'
Sigh, power in Dispensing clouds. Th'
sailors go further, an ! say the moon eats u