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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1866-01-04
BY JAMES A. HoYT.
The lligencer
.t,.-sa. IS PUBLISHED WEEKLY
AT THREE DOLLARS PER ANNUM,
IN 0. S. CURRENCY,
OR, $500 YEAR IN SPECIE.

RATES OF ADVERTISING.
Advertisements inserted at the rates of One Dol
lar per square twelve lines for the FIRST insertion
and Fifty Cents for each subsequent insertion
Obituaries and Marriage Notices charged for at
these rates;
The New York herald., 1866-03-19
SOUTHERN ADvERTIsEMENTs.
GALE OF FORFEITED RAILROAD.

The Weston Atchison and the Achson and 81
Ss,,' loqs Se.9sry naoas and
noca 81 & s%s0r; % e s
have been appointed and qualified The Board
and oons,itotc majority Of such Hoard under the pro
sns OF sso Of az spcG ssa s e roA o. g:
sn railroads aud properly BY the Governor the
s isSffs s &c s. cosp 5 81 e q:
% nGsP1n sna ss GsC - & snS Ssn
mis,oners thsy have authority possessicn Of and
thereto and same and they hereby i"piss
a i05 che % oi sa road r. spre
ss which proposals .hs be drcred in writing 70 ssa
scaiOr The fo.vns conditions. provided IN sse,oa .a
hc proposals bidders under the provision Of the for.
gons ,hs each state the pro BID for the respective
srs which are hereby es,s1sbsd 70 sos.ps
ls q nS%s So sSs ).
fourth on closing the oonrsc and hc balance
fourth nI - !, n -four and Tie arh q Owe year,
provided sh,, " sums BID may b paid time
guar s other .'' Of the State or bonds
sf'S.d !. rens es. s.ensns thereto
gress q !he vortto completion Of said roads ' '''
issoa Sqsssss oSTos sss ss s
c IN 1o we @ u % s S.;s snS o. % . FORREST
pe'sd % the Iowa state linz IN hre thereafter and
year between sale md he ame assa Tor hs
ssesr 81 sss roaS he X % ana
hy thousand dollars Provided tne fahal annual er
peniitures required in this section shall entr the
i've tnpaniesto an extension OF OF payment OF pn.
maturity OF last instanent; and provided that an annual
statement OF expenditures each road shall be made under
oath y the treasurer and two directors thereof and died
with the Secretary of State.n ~
The Platte Country Railroad which has boon known as
INC weston and Atchson and the Achison 81 Iosrrh
ana ne Platte Country Railroads possession u
tue state OF Missouri represented BY the said hoard OF
% opeys the said railroad having been forfeited to
TIC o. an act OF the General Assembly State
o. MISSOURI entitled IAN act 10 effect c0nuronise between
the stale and uAtchson and Joseph Railroad Com
ptny aud the Weston and Atchson Railroad Conanv ana
70 secure 10 the State the certain bodds ssed
ny 1c stale Tor the construction OF the Platte
ruAd, ana " sel the Platte Country Railroad" 8c arired
with view 20 its sale. ~ - "'"
said railroad Is located IN Northwestern Missouri "a IN
operation from Weston 10 Savannah aftytwo miles ana i
stocked with and machinery A rerfert
,isie aud Immediate possession viii be given 70 tie pur
chaser - '"'f"'-
Copies Of The approved February 10 1885 and
formsuon respecting the property will be Furnished on an
picstion, by letter. 70 JOHN y. HUME ContnssIonet
Lowr sssoun SAMUEL HUFFMAN,
Majority Of board Of Comrni is,toness
WE OVER roR SALE FOR A PEW p6ys 90
w rod Cotton ianis. well tsnteTed =,
o. L.H. a.
The New York herald., 1866-03-19
PROPOSALS.
DRoPosALs FOR s,oo0o OF
1.-THE WATER STOCK OF THE CITY OF NEW
YORK or THE YEAR 1872
Cir NEW YoRK. DKPARruKsr OF FrrAucpl
corrTRoIir ra's orricr, March IS

Sealed proposals will be received the Comptroer's
ONCE until saturday March - 1866, at two O'Clock r. M
when the same will be publicly opened for the whole
part Of the sum Of atty thousand dollars Water
Stock OF the city Of New York Of the year 1897 authorized
b chapter % o the Laws Of is9 and BY chapter
10p, Laws of 1888
The said interest st the rate OF s Per cent
per annum payable quarter yearly and the principal viii BE-
redeemed on the lat day OF November, 1879
The proposals will the stock desired and
the price one hundred dollars thereof and the persons
whose proposals accepted will thereupon required
deposit with the Chamberlain OF the city te awarded
70 them respectively.
On presenting 70 the Comptroller the receipts Of the
Chamberlain for such deposits the parties VIII entitled 20
receive certificates for the par value Of
The stock bearing interest from the dates Of payments
Each proposition should be sealed endorsed
sails for the Water Stock Of The City Of New o The
Year 1852 and enclosed In second envelope addressed 10
the Compt roller.
The right reserved 10 reject all OF tho bids u the
Interests Of the Corporation require H.
MATTHEW r. HBENMAN Coxnot
The New York herald., 1866-03-19
NE''T YORK HERALD, MONDAY, n. M>RoH l9, 1866:
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

EOR SALE OR, TO LET AT NyACK-A BEAUTIFUL
Country SEP large Gothic House, ten OF lind,
visw Ast pond to- Address boz o2s Post
The New York herald., 1866-03-19

DACrFTc NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
AMERICAN PORTS
Having concluded arrangements with the Pacific Steam
navigation Company and the Central American Steamship
Company wsnrc now prepared TO receive and forward with
desrac all kinds OF goods points South
Pacific and Central Coast under through bills OF
hding. at greatly reduced rates
For further narculars Classification Of goods and rafes
apply at our onlce, 81 Broadway.
Sole Freight Agents Pacific Mail stssmssp Comn,nv
The New York herald., 1866-03-19

w sized House with all modern improvements, and good
location in New York Brooklyn; ferrie price
be moderate Address with particulars H. box 1859 Post
The New York herald., 1866-03-19

WE OVER FOR SALE, FOR A PEW ptys eso
acres od cotton Lands well usutered on PsrannsS
and uul Naruad IN south teorg riate and fun dscn
uon a, our ofnee. - Ne~ street. -ou, % "
n A. MATTHEWS A CO.
The New York herald., 1866-03-19
HnooKLYy rraL ESTATE FOR s..

nor SALY- s. op--rN BRo0KLyN CO. IN, SIs>r ro
cars and pleasu<lv located neat 400 s,,,v "a h,ss
ment frame House, A3ying water. .rd ~" h,
perfect order and s,Iisomets roered and ps.tea ca
sop Apply IN ssii'nAn sree i've doors south OF wiz
II sv.nne t,yo very rset sna --ssAR NEW YORK
NatS ,s e,s and ots~ hood hot and cold water,
n Sy0N 10 4. ID .,decrs, BACK stairs eivp ""''S''
- -aASON, a25 Spring ssfe.t ~, :.
Sh z a WILL, BUY THREE STORY HIGH
~" ,cU brick House. corner OF livingston ehi
streets with axtures, water sewer anu rsnss am
,,nter ceer NortR.ee cent Inquire at T.. SChu-
MANN, 2Il Livingston street, Brookiyn
The New York herald., 1866-03-19

DRoPosALs FOR BRASS HINGES, BOLTS AC-
New York March ~, ls66-Seaed proposals be
ceiyed the oncesof the undersied mt, Tuesday 2th
Inst for furnishing number OF class heavy Brass
Butts Angle and Hinges and Brass nolts required the
edlhee known a. the Hotel Nitsr. at Havana Cuba Pat
terms aud specifications be at No Market street
New fox Proposals TO be addressed TO the undersigned
agent Of the nspeccon De Presdo Of the Island Cuba
GUILLERMo UALfORD. No. Market street. n ",
or ~ Market street, Paterson, N J.
To CToRs.-PRoPosALs WILL BE REcRIv.
Ell until the 18th instant for repairing the wharf OF the
New York and schuyk Coal Company foot Fourteenth
street. East liver and for DR., The dock Application 10
be made the premises 20 the untersgned before
A. NJ, or between the hours Of and O'Clock n NJ when
JAMES o'SErLL. Agent.
The New York herald., 1866-03-19

(RVINGT IN ~ J--COUNTRY SEAT, WITH 10 ACRES
H. ol , iano u miles from New York hourly communca;
ton three nsaes' walk from Location elevated
and cor Awarding Apply toJ. X shEPPARD, lS7 Fulton
street, '0xnSgo starch Office.
The New York herald., 1866-03-19

pRODuCrIvE FARMS IN JERSEY, wEsTCHEsrER
county and on Long Island, not far from New York,
depot for sale chcap.
The New York herald., 1866-03-19

Tor NORFOLK, CRY porsr AND RicHmosp.-rHs
" Old iue from pier "a, North rfver
sih.AnA Captain Couch. every SATURDAY. assn
tAkATOgA, Captain King. evcty "Wednesday, at JPN
q. MblNEkEN a PAiNORR
Assnn New York and yrssnIs s,oamsiip con,psur
The New York herald., 1866-03-19
AND PLEAsANT.-THR REST DAIRY

ORtF1SABLE AND PLEASANT-THE BEST DAIRY
4 sssosk and Grain Farm IN ssrsoga county for SALE
oniYrhrse mica from Saratoga Springs; 3 S tabe
nsAfy level well fenced, water in every feld kept forty
cows sad cut lS tons Of hay besides 75 of gran last
nsilt neatly painted two extra large burns with base
pir, large carriage house and sabe house, &c
neatly painted spring water through pipe 70 house and
ans barns good tenant house. ne orchard plenty of fruit
is view church, school, iIss. shops
good road, ina rt class neighborhood frioe Sisc
half cash. balance title perfect; pos when
red. Stock, &c. Tor sale cheap Address H. d. saratsga
Spring N. Y VI
The New York herald., 1866-03-19
SPORTING.


L'RANC1s BUTLER, NO. . PECK SLIP HAS ALI, THE
choice breeds Of Dogs Ruers infalllbe Mango Cure
and Flea Ettef mnalor 1jccnts Buffers work the
dog 81 Dogs boarded trained, &c Medicines for oil dts
EoR sALE-A SCHOONER YACHT, or ABOUT :,
tons ueasurcment well found IN every respect Appy
70 X w. FORBES n co. 10 South william street
LNoR sALE-A PAIR OF SPLENDID COACH DOCS
seven mouths cid Apply At 80 East Twenty sirth st.
Ix,oR sALE-NEwFovNDLAND DOCS AND Pups
Yui Tsrrters, spts Pod and king Charles spanes
SIM. Black and Tan, Scotch and stye reuters Apply 70
JOHN GRAY, III Roosevelt street
CMtIL SCREW YACHT FOR sALE-ss FEPr LONG.
~ 1fect BEAM feet tst 10 horse engine speed guar
antcet 10 riles houf seat. 20 all price 81
Aprly al ~ front street. from u tos
tVAN1ED-DEERs a DEERs, A MAfE AM FE
w rnalr{ young, and not ynas %. for vhch
liberal price y u lc pti Arpy 10 THOMAS hURrHY
stsna kos. ss and Gs " ashinsson Harket
The New York herald., 1866-03-19

LARGE AND HANDSOME rsICK HOUSE, sIEU
N ated m the peassst hcalthfu1 and thriving town o
0wero commanding hne, view Of the Susguehanna sur
rounded bv variety OF choice shads and fruit trees also
lars apry 10 EDwAAD W. WARMER, 0wego. Togs county
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-03-21
Waiting by the Gate.


Bssi-e tAs massive gateway tllI Up . yeAFs s,re
By.
Upon whose top the colds ia eternal shadow ie
While streams the evening sunshine o. qaiei wool
stand 2nd calmly salt aaii TIE Aiag-. slrl fJr Ia
The tree tops family rustic beneath the orsezas
sof, and soo,hiag sound. get 1t whispers of tn
night
Ihsar the w7oi,nrash pipiag oae msllos ieseant
Aud scent tie a,Tor= ,hlt bios. when tie heat o lay
iso'er
Behold the port s open, and cr the threshold nov
There steps weaflsd one with pale and iGrrowe4
His count Of ysars IS fan his aio,ei task is
He passes to his rest from place ,a4t needs lin
not
II sadness, then, ponder how quickly fleets ths
OF human strength ami action, mans courage and
bis power.
muse while stn tie woolthrush sings doxn the
golden day,
Again the hinge, saru, ana youth. departing
throws
4 bio n.ns mat i1Diaf.us th- ies-= from her
hair,
Moves moarufil.y a.-.y from a.ai tie yoaa- AMI
fair
Oh, glory Of orr rlcs that go srlienly d4e,yst
Oh crimson lush Of morning that carkrls ss We
Oh. ors1ih Of summer blossom. ,.lt oa 'Le restless
scat'crs Domen. s. -.e-tne-s aal -ics seira.. not
where
griess sor i...,- brent p-.a'=-. Ia=' slow- ara
Bat stan the sun shipe- iai i-s. the e.eniar ir~
And I ,4s 4esia {" am l,l aai te.a. ,a- aaa,n.
In this son evening zoairh, caimy stand a-t
Wait
Once more III, a;c' 're a.snc aa in'aai group go
The sweet smile quanonei forev-r. and -tilei tho
Oh fraiI, Ia, 'res of life. that upon the Green
It's far yonlr buds uuorrnei with cvr-y wind that
blows
The strong ani flat of spirit she me-. ami men q
steps Of earth greatest. mish,l.=t. between those
And pifiats oi'iiiis Rect mark tn, ll=t along ,he
way
ana some approach ,ae ,hre=Lli whose cooks age
AnI some whose temple brighten w.,A Joy are draw
lug near,
As ifthey Gear face aud caught the gracious
eye
OF Him the sa'ess Teacher. who ,ame fo- IS to
die.
raask the JOY, the tcrsors. yet th.se. wthn ny
heart
Can neither wake the dreainor the longing to de-
part
And. in the sunshine streaming Of quiet wood AMI
lea,
stand aud calmly Wait III the hinges turn for
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-03-21
Pacetia,

What length ought q lady's criDollne 70
be. A little above Two feet
NO man can 20 anything against bis
will, ," said a ue,aphysician 70 al lrislm2n.
Bv Jabers had brother" said Pat,
that wint TO Botany Bay, aud faith know
It was greatly against his Owl will"
PRoFOUsD XIsDOx.-A great many fools
strut in digni1ed way through life and
get credit FOR wisdom they are far from
possessing. II q recitation room IN z Law
school not a thousand miles from Chicago.
one OF the professors, 10 test the ability Of
q student be was examining, proponnded
this question:
NJ, what do you think should be
done with man who had committed sui
cidei"
The student was puzzled; he rubbed his
head z moment as II 70 brighten bis ideas.
and then responded:
/" Well il IS my opinion IS & professional
man that he ought TO be made 10 support
the child"
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-03-21
Banking and Exchange.

Tie mystery of banking and exchange is
here very clearly -et forth.
On the Banks OF the noble Sus0uehanna
stands the pleasant village Of Clearleld
Like al places " IL kind, IL has Is mer-
chants aud its banker. and naturally enough
the merchant deposits Lis funds in the bank
until bis necessities require them. An in-
stance Of sharp practice IN this connection
occurred there a short time ago. which i
consider worthy mention ~ tue Drawer.
Mr. n. 4 merchant. being OF the eve Of
starting 20 Philadelphia 20 purchase goods
called upOn Mr.. F.. his banker; for
large amount of funds which be had from
time 70 time deposited, and which be IOw
would have occasion 10 use. Having %
travel some distance by stage. NJ. n,
was advised by Mr.. F. not % risk car
rying the money, but 10 purchase draft on
banker 10 the city. Although exchange
was worth one per cent, Yet p kindly
agreed 10 charge him only I've eights
whereupon the draft was accepted. The
next morning as Ar. NJ was taking his
place ia the stage, he was hailed By p,
with " ] say, Mr., l have o small pack
age I wish you would carry 70 Philadelphia
for me-" N Willingly took charge Of
the package. and finding il addressed %
the same party upon whom the draft was
drawn, made 10 delay in delivering II upon
! his arrival in the Quaker city. Great was
+ his surprise, however. when tie -entienanly
banker proceeded 20 cash bis draft by cOoly
opening the package be mad himself car
riei. taxing from thence the amount Of bis
deposits - home, less FIVE e.gbts per cent,
and handing il % him without : polite
4 GOOD morning. siri' N thinks Ciar-
4 field great on banking. and p - some
on exchange
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-03-21
Emersonianisms.
AphOrisms from Ralph Waldo Emer~
SONS Lecture on - social Aims"

Thought Is conceived in Joy and born In
Joy.
More brilliant things are said in ordinary
life, about the house. than are put in books.
A good cOnyersatiOnallst-O, what q
treasure on a rainy day.
Two stages were travelling IN France.
one met with accidents-thunder storms
bad roads etc. IN the other none OF the
passengers recOllected these things. One
Of their passengers was Madame de Stael.
In the effort 10 unfold a thought 10 4
friend we make It clearer % ourselves.
Conversation is a game in which all
mankind are our competitors.
Rules OF conversation;
You must not be leaky,
You must not be op.niOnative.
Beware OF iOkes--8nestimable for sauce,
corruption for food.
Sentiment makes life sweet aud tOlerable
but there are those who, seeing that senii-
ment pleases. try 10 imHate Il; they love
poetry-O they adore poetry; and roses;
and cavalry regiment; til they make n
lovely thing hateful by their affection OF IL.
When people come 10 see Us, We f0Olishly
chatter. lest We be inhOspiiabie Things
/ said Tor conversations sake, are chalk
! eggs.
Tie way 10 have large occasional views
j. 10 have large habitua views. When
men ask your opinion, don't stand on tip
toe and pump your brains
Forcing nature costs 10 much; what IL
gained il time Il lost in tle reaction on the
machine.
Hunger f0r company Is keen, bat must
be discriminating
Etiquette should tx given term-say
ten mlnutes-tO every visit, beyond which
the visitor should not be allowed 70 remain,
without explicit leave.
Tbcte Of civilization isthe art or draw
i-ng the most benefit out OF cities
Le.arsog financial failure-many men
stumble 10 The streets, but few break then
leg=
Arlst0cracy Is the best class; then tho
more aristocracy the better.
The present Pope, said one. ~ hear
l. not man o. family" (aristocratic de-
SCENT %. replied the other, as fOi
, that, / believe Christ himself was noL Z
man of family; and s.. Peter was a man o
low extraction"
The verdict Of battles vii best show th'
, General.
When the lawyer tries his case, he d
himself On trial.
True merit viii blaze.
Forever more IL takes pound 20 balanc'
/ pound.
: / don't pity the man underplacei; be vii
fad BIS place. But ! DO really pity the nal
q overplaced'
The great question regarding a man--ha
be 'esAS
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-03-21

A Bzar1rFuL ILLrsrRATIoS.-If one
should give me dish Of sand and tel me
t5are we're particles OF iron in il, might
iook for them with nv ewes. and search Tor
them with nv clumsy fingers, and De una
be 20 detect them: out let me take a mag
net and sweep through il, and how would
it-draw 10 itself the most invisible particles,
bv the mere power Of attraction. Tie ~
thankful heart, ike M finger IN the sand,
discovers no mercies: but let the thankful
heart sweep through the day, as the mag
net finds the iron. 30 It viii find, in every
hour. some heavenly blessings; only the
iron 10 Gods sand i gold.-0. ~ Holuss.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-03-21

GROWTH Or TIE CAIHOLIcs.-The CathO-
lie World SAYS that within the last hity
years no church has been so prosperous in
the United states as the Catholic Church,
and adds:
About Two thousand churches and
chSpels have been built; an increase or one
thousand and eight hundred clergyne1-
mostly from abrOad-One hundred and sixty
schools established for the catholic training
OILS. 600 boys aud 80. 900 glrls. Moreover,
there existed in 1857. sixty-six asyl1ms,
with 4. .s63 orphans of both sexes; twenty
six hospitals with three thousand beds
four insane asylums, besides many other
charitable institutions, a. established and
supported by the private charity Of he
Catholics"
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-03-21

PISTOL SHOOTING ExTRAORDINARY.- Capt.
Travis. OF the pistol gallery, states that one
of the most remarkable feats 10 pistol shoot
ing that has come under his observation in
peregrinatiOns through the south since the
close Of the war. was achieved al his gal
lery iasl week by Mr. Sanue. X Head, an
attache of The savannah Herald Mr Head
first shot 10 shots n the target al deliberate
aim ringing the bali times out Of To-.
He then placed bottle on the floor al the
distance Of y PAGES. setting a cork on the
mouth NJ the bottle and a bullet on the top
Of the cork. He was 20 hit the cork with
ont breaking the bottle, and drop the bullet
into the bottle. Mr.. Head dropped the bul-
let times out Of the 10 trials. and did not
break the bottle Mr. Head Is one OF Capt.
Travis pupils. having taken lessons from
him l5 years ago. and the captain is justly
proud of bis periormance.-SarnnaGh Ca
Herald
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-03-21

To T0CS5 MEN.-Two young men com
menced the sail-making business at Phila-
delphia- They bought lot Of duck from
Stephen Girard on credit, and a friend had
engaged 70 endorse for them. Each caught
q roll and was carrying it OF, when Girard
remarked:
Had you not better get a drayt"
NO; Il Is not far, and ne can carry il
ourselves
Tell your friend be needn't endorse your
note. II take il without
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-03-21
ITO THE FARM ERSl
TO T. n r NJ T. II -.

The quality of our custom made Boots and Shoes,
with which YOU have been familiar for the past
twenty i've years day BETTER than ever before
Our stock IS tanned THE OLD FASHIONED WAY, and
not destroyed by acids and hot liquors In hasty tan
ming as IS too often the case With Eastern stock.
Our custom work IS warranted in every particular
and embraces Mems, Boys, Womsns, Misses and
Children's wear. Ask for H. T BALDWIN co. s
CUSTOM WORK 556y1
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-03-21

itRnEIING SALOON, over Dart Daviss Hardware
store. lansing. Shaving and Hair Cutting in the
Aiest siyc. Has also a Iaiies Department, for the
manufacture Of al kinds OF Hair Work, In connec
tion with his shop. 5oSyi
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-03-21

'O0r and shoe Dealers, have Just received l1rg'
Assortment of Spring stock OF Boots and Shoes
consisting OF Meas. Women's, Boys, Misses
CAii1rea AND Y0atns wear Custom Work
promptly attended 10.
4IStf JOHNS 4 BAILEY.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-03-21
G. A. COOK, Chicago. Ill.

N~uc4h u 1sctt lui tue NOItu- u-Ncstclu clates-
R. P. HALL Co Proprietors. Nashua. Nh
Sile a. wholesale, in Chicago, by Fuller, Finch (
Fuller, Burnhams Van Sehaack Lord Smith, Smith
Dwyer, j. H. Reed / Co. Chas. G. Smith, Dietzseh
BlOcSi + Co. r. Scovii- V d Harris ( Co., Post
BadeaU, and by druggists and dealers generally.
553m6
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-03-21

nsNIisr, would inform tho people Of Lansing aud
Vlcnity that be Is permanentlylocated IN the city
Of Lansing. aud IS prepared 70 perform all opera
tons pertaining o. TIE pcntal profession. IN the
m'st s1iisIactory m1uner. Teeth nllel with g0ld .
tn foil o- amAigum Artificial teeth mounted on
rubber base. in the latest approved style. Oflce
over }. e. Armstr ng's book store. lansing, Nov
7th. lSfJ. 55Ovl
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-03-21
ATWOOD y FRENCH,

ATTORNEYS and Counssilors al Law and Solicitors
Cllucsry. Particular attention wiil bee given 20
claims growing 0lt OF tbe Ie--4t vtr. Olles over
Tleo. Hunter store
a. ATWOOD. lJ50yll n. FRENCH, IE.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-03-21

MOONLIGHT AND DIsEAsE.-The moons
brightness is evidence of the absence Of
clouds and oi condensed vap0rs in the at
mOsphere. such circumstances are highly
favorable 20 the radiation Of heat from the
earlI and from things animate and IMAM
innate on the earth and. in fact. they pro-
duce what are known as early frOs.s As
the heat radiates from the bodies OF men or
Of animals sleeping in the open air at such
periods at a rapid rate, paralysis IS not un-
frequently induced. or the limbs may be
come frostbtten. I'm India this law and
fact are well known, and turned Occasionly
10 useful account i'm wine-cOOling. &c. SIN
liar things occur IN regard 10 vegetable
production. Turnips are frozen and plants
miidewed 10y the rapid radiation Of heat
IN a clear atmosphere and under a fuil
moon, whilst The eXhalatiOn Of fGtid gases
from decayng animal aud vegetable sub
stances is expedited in proportion. We do
not assert that the moon is the active agent
in otleclng these consequences. for its
brightness perhaps but indicates the eyis-
tence of an atmosphere highly favorable %
their development. Would il not be well
10 consider duly these circumstances, and
20 guard cattle against this source Of evil
Cattle or sheep when protected IRON radia-
ton escape chiiis. which are the fOrerun-
ners OF disease and death. Budding NeIrS
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- Loving is Ike music. Some instru-
ments can 60 Up two octavess some iour,
and some all the way from black thunder
TO sharp lightning. As some OF them are
susceptible only Of melody, so some hearts
can sing Of love, while others VIII run 10
full choral hsrmopy.-H w. BsscheT.