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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-17
,W.YoRK and NEw.HAvEN RAILROAD.
1866 WINTER ARRANGEMENT. lS6s.
COMMENCING NOVEMBER 20, 1863.
Passenger Station NewYorx Twenty SEVENTH n
fourthsv Entrance on twenty 'eyenth-sI


Fourth svs Entrance on twenty seyenth-st
TRAINS LEAVE NEwYokh; -.
Fer New Haven 100, 300 (EL,) llJoa 2l5 tExJ 5@
tF1.) a&s. 80 and 800 (EIp) D. - - -
For Bridgeport. 100 AGO. iES,D lLO m Rl3, tEIJ ~
OK 345, 40 aud 400 tEx J D. m.
For Milford. and Stafford. 30 lJoa - 80, m
For Fairfield Southport aud Wesport TO- DA M asA ~
For Norwan 200. 800 Er) 30 II 70 IaIs, tEIJ 800
(FID 3t3, 40 $50. 80O tEx. :. IN.
For Darien, 7.Oo. $50 ll.9o q. ;afs. 40 so m.
For Greenwich, 90 $50 1870 m. a45 40. SO, 63pm
For Stamford, I0o 800 (Er,) 800 l0 A a.; Rl3 tExD 400
Ex,) -, 40 SO, 60 so EEL II. -. -.
fotC chester intermediate stations 10 AZ lL0 q
3<3, 40. $50 $50 100 D. M.
' CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston via Springfield 90 tEIl 400 (Ezps0
Z. For Boston, Shore Line. l2.Ii. (EK.l 500 p M
For Hartford and Springfield. 400 q EI) 23 400. tExl
$50 .. m.
River Railroad 500 EI,) lalsp 10 Mon
ueal. 400 p N. 10 Northampton. -
For Hartford Providence Fshki Railroad. soo iEx) N
nDp m. ,n,...
W. IL IS. 500. AGO D. IN.
For Canal Railroad. l2.lS o M TO Northampton
FOR Housstonc Railroad. Sl m
FOR kaugntuck Railroad. G0ia m. 100 .. m.
Danbury and Norwslk Railroad. 100. go 80
Comnodioas Sleeping Csrs attached to AGO ;. train
yAMfS X. HOYT Sut1
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rE,fIE NORTH AMERICAN LLOYDs new line
OF frscass side wheel between NEWfOhh ana
BREMEN Cowes leave New lok from Pier DO ~ y H. car
ryirg Mail the following TIT hSDA1s
BALTIC A. Jones' comde 1900 tuns, Loco h. p zoth Ann
WESTER. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS tups, 900 b. P oth Nay
ATLANTIC {. Hover 600 tun' SEQ D. p Jlst Iay
BALTIC A. O. Jones. com'der coo tuns 100 h. p ism aar
Pree, q Passage payable gold tn equivalent lat CABIN
100. % Cabin. $50 80. steerage S37 50.
f'' r''s' me- ~ pRn3 ae,.r.i AGENT. Nc IS Beav-r.I
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m rCRAru An EXrRESS SrOCkS.

BAnk DhPAKrNrST ALhAkfi Mai,N ~ '.'N
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, pursuant 20 chap
,e,s 2s Law, az 1899 laws 81 l4s that iic otcu
os mote. ..g.d 10 he BANK OF NORTH AMERICA banking
located in city Of New York will b. Tedesaed At
nv M, the Bankin, Department pEetenta
ton New YoTk National Bank, ia the city Of Albany and
Al he National Bank North America u Newi0rs 10 The city
from date hereof aud not thereafter
o1ndns Circulating note, Of the b.nt nn be Tessne .
within the de hereof and all notes which
s not prevented for redemption sud payment wiiinhe time
hu speched bs charge the fund IN the hands
" ~ q " SCHUYLER. Superintendent
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NATIONAL STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY.

Steamships admits Of spacious stats Rooms,
opeung directly Saloon the accommodations and ARE e
ard the rates low er than other line
A ,4p~risnccd surgeon each ship free OF charge
so: St.-rsgr. SO Payable In currency
bring parties from Liverpool or queens
$40
III. accountable for specie or vat
their value expressed thereon ana
signed therefor.
For fres Or cabin passage apply the Office OF the Company
No 81 and storage passage Office THE
Company. No u Broadway OF No. rs PesIlst .
4 MAR. Acting Mansner
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OPPOSITION LINE ..
" TO CALIFORNIA. VIA NICARAGUA ..
ON THE 20rH OF EVERY MONTH
REDUCED RATES or PASSAGE
First Class. Second Class IhId. ass
S17j to $500. 49, SID, eo''
THROUGH TO SAN FRANCISCO
THE CENTRAL AMERICAN TRANSIT COMPANY having
placed fine steamboat LAKE NICARAGUA, thereby s1
ing passengers uo,.,, ..,,, amman, l. TN .Nctr
will dspatch the ~ aud eleg steamship
SANTIAGO DE CUBA
JERRY ". SMITH, esq. Commander, .
FRIDAY. Auri 20, from Pier No ~ North hse
foot Of WaTIenst y,--u,pcr
For passage apply early by mail in person at No IN WEST
-" eo'"'' - ~ d. " DARLINGTON Agent.
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CAFETY, SPEED. AND COMFORT.

FOR BOSTON,
WORCESTER, PALMER fITCHBURG, NASHUA LOWELL
CONCORD. THE WHITE MOUNTAINS AND
INTERMEDIATE POINTS
The and stanch steamers OF the Norwich line,
CITY or BOSTON aud CITY OF NETWORK
New daily SUNDAYS e1cepted ffom
Pier No. 70 North RIVER foot Of ves,rysl,
FOR kEW-LONDON,
Train
Norwich Worcester Boston Wcr Wofess
ter Nashua and New London and Northern Rairoads
Freight tskea Tho For Information inqare 81
s MARTIN, Agent. on tns Pssx
I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.-Trainsl leave James
~ slip New York ss follows;
900 u. Greenpor Nail, stopping st oil Stations
II 90 q IN. for Syosset
900 YsphAnk EIpiess. and " Greenport Saturdays
400 p. Syosset Express.
SEQ ,. m FOR FaIningdse
Trans for Roslyn and Glen Head 900 and SEQ
m changing at Mineols
Sunday Excursion Trains leave Hunters Point at 80
r. WHITE, Superintendent
DARITAN and DELAWARE BAY RAILROAD
III On and after MONDAY 2h Feb 1866 the express fos
will be discontinued The Steamer No
North River daily Sundays excepted at connecting with
train for Manchester. Toms River Long Brsncn. kc
FREIGHT FOR CAMDEN and intermediate will be tahen
low RATES the o'clock line reaching Camden
morning
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6teamboats ano Railroads.


NEw-JERSEY RAILROAD.-Trans leave foot q
~ cOur;Iand; for PnLApsI e a. and 10 M m
NORTHERN RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY-
TIT ss sis epfS c o s e. 5SS I'M The s
''1' 'no 0'' ''n THo cc W DEMAREsr Superintendent
NEW-YORK AND PERTH AMBOY.-Ths
~ STEAMER VIM HARRISON
VIII her tip. between New ios and rss A%soy o.
daily Sunday. excepted q o'clock M Returning leave Perth
CoR NEw-HAvEY, HARTFORD and SPRING
II p. connecting with Railroad
no. for the GOLD MINES of MONTANA-The
HEsoS fs0i asb nc aoSfASA "a
through bills Of aiding from s. PAN MIMI to Helena a .n
Cities pound Pesng with 80 Of bsegsse taken
NS, aa, oa Bank Newo and Charlie, Tappsn Chicago
om sc a co"d MIN aud expect MAKE day. SIP
goods to u; undersigned s q o s. req ScaS G %nn sso
RH'rHrS'H1 Ma E'Bsi. Brady Ns~ Sos.s '''n
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY-
" Passenger and Freight Depo; m Newhors foot Of Liberty
st. at a hs%gGT Jgn . %h w s the L Valley R
forming direct line TO Pittsburgh and ds
West "l'I SRE ;siP GP6If ROUTE 70 TIE VEST
Two Express Trains daily from the west except ''h'AS' VIE"
si,y NILE. and two saved by m lire to Chicago one
natl s. Louis A' w Ts.4 Err I%lR ar
Ats NJ Esston Mauca Chunk. wiian'pOr' wse'o'Te
g A.. F' s7,sS r Es;Sn % sg Gap
rsssb md ne Vest With bui ore cpisc ccona
u iRAIS-For EstOn, Allentown. Msaeh Chunk Rs'd0s
Nor Easton scranton. Great Bend, Bethlehem and
" s p. @ S--Eo sOmsrvile aud Pennington.
$50 ?. For ssm sSTisyils'
NV WESTERN EXPRESS IRATy.F0F Es''on AIler'o"A
Reading Harrisburg Pittsburgh and the West ,
Ticket. r ne ws. can Dc 3os9sd a. Ne I R No ' A
House Noe al and $40 BI'sT1y SRI !, s
ERIE RAILWAY. Trains leave Depot loot "a
Day Express oansndagns keehe,'.r ba1a0 a 81,
Tunk Railways, and ssamancs with Atlantic aud Great "e'e"
"i sSc M wsy T!a daily to oa.,in. D.,,. ,o
neea. W. WIT, s' Rss s iso Sd hic R~y.
Sp N wsv Train for Port Jervis and Nswburgh o.
Might Express for csnandAisna ROche''er Buffalo ss'
alo Salamanca DankiE Connects Buffalo with Lake
Shore Railways and at Salamanca with Atlantis
Emsn Train S1y D S BTa1 s;T saS and
Wx R. BARR Gen1 Pass. Agent, NewYOrs
HUDSON RIVER and HARLEM RAILROAD.
On and ss Moadsy jan S 1a, ST HSay
follows: ~. D.. p.n..., r,.-,.,b 8, and Tenth
ave eonnsr r with train. for North and West
Hudson River Railroad connecting with Norhe'n Ms
Harlem Railroad TSsn,y'iIth St and Fourth ave- cen
u. hudson River Railroad connecting 81 Troy VIII
train for Montreal. with seepingcsTs attached. ~,
Harlem Railroad connecting at bany with "estsI
Troy with X and and A. and ROADS iof poH
North, attached. .
Hudson River Railroad sleeping from New forf
Huf Suspension Bridge without change Also to Montreal VIA
saraoga. This train sundays. . .,.
ud Railroad, with dtachect
connecting Albany aud Troy with morning sns ior NORM ana
Nest NM H. NANprhDILi 'icetiesi''"e
MORRIS AND ESSEX RAILROAD COMPANY
wi Foot Of Barcsy-On sftef Nov IT, morning mai
trans for and intermediate stations VIII eaSe a
m Exurc.s all stations west Of MIburn sf +t
.. Monistown Express at p ~. .-.-.
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financial.

II S. LAND SCRIP for SALE.-LANDS ana
die H. FRANKLIN CLARK. No fars-plaee
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THE CROTOY NATIONAL BANK
OF the City OF New. York.
nIsICA hIIAaIIAn

FINANCIAL AGENT TIE USIIgD STATEs
No. II Nassau-tt N. Y,
will remove the marble building south east Of
Nassau aad Cedar ste, lst OF May.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-17

NV NTfII u
FI,UE ANNUAL MEETING of the SIOCkHOI.D-
1 PMS Of the HOLMAN COLD MINING COMPANY viii be
held al their Office William IT, Rooms Noe - and ~ on
MONDAY 23d day u APRIL a. oeos Tor the purpose OF
eerns Director. and Ofcefs. and other basinsss
'' HIRAM 7. CROLIER, President
JoIS O'NEiiL Secretary.
CITY of SAVANNAH BONDS-Coupons on Bonds
the Savannah which become 'ue er The j.; Of ianu
-" ' DUNCAN, SHERMAN Co. Banker.
TRAVELLING CREDITS on Messrs }. = MOR.
L GAN Il Co, LONDON tsucesso" to GEo PEABODY
4 Col available IN principal cities Of EUROPE aud The
EAST Issued BY DABNEY MORGAN Co. No y Eieh'nse
raee
TI'ELEGRAPH AND EXPRESS STOCKS.
attention given the sale and purehs.e Of Ielegraph
and County City and Town Bonds Railroad ss,n
sold the stock Exchange Information
u.bed A. 10 payment Of coupons changes q sfcahs capital
.ok je6t dividends ke Important capitalist ooAd
since 1887.
FARM MORTGAGE BONDS,
kMFRICAN EXPREs- ca. STOCK
NATIONAL BANKERS EMPRESS STOCK,
UNITED STATES TELEGRAPH STOCK, &c, tc, &c,
"ANi'D " WIG gro {. DfSBAR. No ~ Finest
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-02-17

QltS 0ier, aiIf tpeldeS bic Steler niGtbeaabIt
II, iptrp na9 Sect. 10 c~onftS3irt unb gilt Der
WlangeI zines Stempelab5eifen8 auf iroeiib einenr
8ierbnrrcl als %ril1ra facie Sepei8, ba6 bic Stener
nidt besoblt 1T.
Oie II. Section baubelt ppm pellieniaeu. melfe
8ier III Slalhe ob3ieben. Oie Betreiblna zines
lolden @elddfteS i'll elmer Brarerei poer in
lr9elp eillen nit elmer 8rmlerei in @erbinbluo
f~teGe1ben 4labe lift abiolut perbptcn. 0ie Gtrafe
beltelt in elmer @el6bGBe bon $500 un6 Der GplI.
f~tscatiOll Der 81 benz @eiddfte perpenbeten Sc.
rdtRi4afte1, 9ieie Strofe trifft beuienigen, mel.
der 9ter ans ln9eitelnpeten 6iiieru in TlaI6elr
nb;iebt.
9taA Sect. Is erbSlt Der 4u0eber bic STlfte Der
5tloifrafel mn bes coufts5irten Gigeltbuuls
pdbrellb Die an6ere 0dlfte III Bic Steuerfailt f1Qt.
Oies iino bic Weientliten 8eItimmu1ge1l Des
@ciesentrprrfe3. Dir Stenercpmr1iIItpu ia9t, bof
tpeber cine W(al3ftelItr nod ein Mbmciim bes 8iers
i'll ben S,iieln ODER ben @Gbrbiittet ousfii6rbar
lei, u1o baB lte iid nit poGfOmmener 3ulfinlmruo
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zines alf manifestations Farsaluelt gcbrlldteu
Stelnrtlat5slcsen gu erbeten, ptlGes Der Sleitt.
%perfilIt prer Compliment gu perlltdtet bat.
Sic ArlNnllliipu siaubt, baB allf bieIc Meilc
aus ntr Steriteuer ell idbrliGes @intpmnIen psll
fiiHE Wdlllonen Collars er5ielt perpen f6ane.
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(@crreIpOnben5 beS @eder.)
(Sancroff's @eOc uno lire @irfnns attf oas
biplon1ati fife Gorps.)


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ltbsr btele Sitbnbelt eritaluen, fir bic Serren @o11s
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Die Geite Der ,,gtpt-act-pf- be-llntor> 8artei uuo
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lid madte, geebrt 3u 1et1. Den Name1
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meme Sampler 5ufitbrte. &pn Deutihlanb, bellen
SpraHe GancrOft iprift nno Dem er ipobl oa8
Wiei[fe ron ieiner gelddftli4en @elebriaulfeit per>
bantt, idpeigt Der &eoner.
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bemii6t, BEN effect ser 0teoe 81 perrin9ern llno
unberufen alS Gertbeipi9erit be3 ,biplorlattlden
auitonbe8" %auftritt, 1T gang i'm @eife bisleS
lpaIler9eI6Wdrl9erten Sournal8. Sroboem baben
8ancrOft'8 8orte mie Die @eiBel 9fetlelts auf Die
6eprdlentarte1 9epiiier frember Wfddte gelptrft.
Der tron5Elti9e Wtulilter bate gSiub erbdltell nlp
erlfie1 nt4t i'm capitol. Die Yrdiulnptipn If,
baB ell Semiiler 6rai5Oie, Der inter einigen raois
calelt Seltatolel1 NIB ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
iebr popular 1T, etpa8 beralt8geipiirt bat - he
,,smelled the rat" ulb iparnte ben DtarquiS be
WtpntbDlDl. De 0tebe Sancroft'S eridieu einige
Stunoeu Dor Der 3eit uab e8 bate iid beSbalb
ETH @renlplar III Die 1dllpe zines Oiplonlateu per'
trrt. Dis bic 0ieDe begartl, leufte bieier 0iplos
mat bic Nufmertiamfelt beS preubiid)en Dtt1iiterS
auf bic Stelen, welde ii6 auf @n9lano llllb bic
0abSbrtrger be5ieben. Ser preuBilde Oftlliiter
ippllte ben Sniittel fir Gn9lalpS NIB Der 9abs>
burger @bre tldwiuge1, baS beibt bic betreffenoen
GoIe9en tparueu, panlit ite ian1rnt unb lOnoerS
mitteri IN Der &eoe ben @aal bdtten ~cerlafen tSns
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nett, aIeir eirt nnberer Diplomat ia8te ibt1: ,6ie
ftnb ein BreuEe, mas ge9t fe OeftreidS @bre
an ?" uab Die @arnun9 r1terbIieb. Ser prell,
biIde Barron tullrbe Dertpirrt ulb upset er
@algraf @pbeubrud, Der Superintendent Selfreid8,
l6duttlt nod Dor @utb, ba man eiuen Gr5ber5pg
elnell Nbeateurer rlannte. Der bel9ilde @elanpte
iillbet ii4 aud belelpi9t &C. &ur5um Die Snbi9,
l1atipt eini9er 9iplpulaten r1b ibrer Slppenfrel'
ler lift 9ren5enlpS
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9eleieu bat, belt eS fir 9eIdeibter, iih ans Dem
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@abrbeit atcr 1T, baB er Der biplpnotiidel Slt,
o~i9natipn aISweidelt pplte. Ser idIaue 6ld2
eutlGulbi9t iid jeBt, boB CT bon Der 0}ebe gar riAts
9epubt babe. Dem lei, pie ibm mOlle = 0ar.
crofts Slit mar gut 8eSielt unb troi bic re9te1
Wtf1etbGter.
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Sinh auS9eftbt.-Ote Nrts
Sat NaGtrdGter SpngBiQarp's 6ptel fanD in
s ltrabe Ginter DEM %genannten 6ptei ttner
fUrb, nel@er NIT 3~ettungsn U.rptdt mar.
8etm Sefntn p%eitlben lab IT etn tleines, elt-
CANT 9etleipetes &nGbAsn, mel6es er gum
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ebrIi6en @lttrn nnO ipirpe ni6t aua9tlcBl
pcrben ieiu, rpenn Is itnsn mS9li6 9trpelen
mare, e6 su er3itben. gs betBt 6ranf 2eorn
9almeritpn. G.@. Mr. &iAarpS iartbte e8
nad Dem st. @nn=Sufant Nsplunt. Der
W%ftllen8er pieies AlYlS l9ittelte beim Geien
Der Sartt iein 6aupt unp la9te: u9Seper
arlne NOD e6rli6e 9tttt wiirpen tbr Sinh
nu6ieBen, tpenn iie nod $50 auf Die 6leionn9
p%el1elben peripenoen fGnnen." Der 98ert0 Der
SIeiOun9 ipurpesndmIiG auf biele Summe
tdrtrt.
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Oeffsntli6e @erlteinernnn.

S1D 1treh pot 6 III mi drS.Sffcc
NBdi6in9ton, 9. 6, bHn 2. 6ebr. 1865
&nt Dtenita8 zen 20 Bebriar 1866 19eraen8 nm II I6r
petoen IL Der Stub str. auf 6fftptlt3sr gsrFeioerfno
na3febenfe Nrttfel periauft. 'N'S''N"0
qua aus8e3et6nete @rbette. 4 dien.
100000 @fuao 9osn in aebreu.
430 900 Rlets.
Ii7O0O n Safer.
200 - Satire &rtfdct.
Gerner rabtenannte aus8afu6ete SubGferiegBrr6bi e
2COO 2fnup s~tiailene6 ObfenfetFG
9iO0 oer9u6ertfS SAErHTirs .
35ly Ktaen 9erlu&erte 06rinsc
1909 @funb. SGias6rp6.
II 000 81 ggrrmebI.
1898 y 8~elfp1utte @irGde
1000 . 6pnnt9.
800 - auS9e.rpdnete aartpIfel.
TAO ~ 8emtf@te gemufs.
1854 - &pbaeu.
6erner ~iOisenee& Gcrnutifartat8 @toen lbum. @lferne
sPrtaSnae3ens Salfen. Q8aasea, gradenpaaten 9aSene
MAIDEN, ~5letf@fi8en, Gpnmifartal8 .aiitsn, TlaNae unb
Sr1den '9iaaBe' 8raRnfr, 6afcr-9Gmnter, 3anssn lnb
9lo Ter, Grdtpfdnnen, dnrSet, (Eruds Gattbfarreu,
~5elbpulte, RaFeenu6ten. Dfmper, Gerte, aertatele, Rcd6.
fea' Eet9nl90sr, etre Sage, 9efiel, 8eutr ga1feine, Gam.
pen &c.
gerner cine par9ie RpFcr nnb Sal,Iaae. @ynBfdden,
Sunpen 10.
8estnsuagsn blcr In observation-disclosures.
81. SAT-,
(oteeml) N}aj II 9 g, Il 8 u.
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tintn 9ib ahf benz 6lur ibrer @aGe ein5unebmen.
9age9en wurbe ben ebenfaQ8 i'll bef Oiabe bieIer
rebelliOus eu@elesgeber befinbIiGeu8uns
degeneration SHERIDAN llb @arbp feline Iolde
y@bre" 3u She'll. @Srltelt mir Den tleinli6elt
Seelen in Der @eieb9ebun9 2puiiiauas ibre 6reupe
all benz 10 oft bon ltniereI 8rapelt brrdgetauenen
nl0 6lr49eOrOidenm NebeQen9eneral 9OO0
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@ertaui BON itberflaiiig gemUrOenen
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9ntffen5 OfYce Il 9 u, ED 8 g. @aper.
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III Oer6uuten az oermlel6en.
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samuel RGccubtn,
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@ertuaf BON iberFaijgen @opOernenaente

8erfarf BON iberflailjgen Gouoernement8
- W(auleie(n,
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0r. EhrnNpr 81. 0NErE

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Oer(0n0t nn0 0e[ut6t.

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an etnfm8 nten @eiGaft@plas ptrb an miet6en eefudt. 81
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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1866-01-04

LIGHT IN STsABLEs.-It Is a great
mistake to construct stables without
light. 1t is necessary both for health
and comfort. Repeated experiments
show that disease is much more fire.
quent in dark than in well lighted
apartments. One who was long on
the medical staff in the Russian army,
states that cases of disease on the dark
side of an extensive barracks, were
uniformly, for many years, in the pro-
portion of three to one, to those on the
side exposed to strong and uniform
light. Humboldt has also remarked
that the residents of South America,
who wear light clothing, thus allowing
q free ray of light to the skin, enjoy
immunity from various diseases, which
prevail extensively among the inhabi-
tants of dark rooms and underground
locations. Light, therefore, is a condi-
tlon of vital activity, and in view Of
preserving the sight of a horse, tits
necessary that he have free access TO
the SUMS rays while he is the habitant
Of the stable.