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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-10-30

The terms upon which this Company insure I.if,
arc peculiarly liivo able to The Insured ;--much
more so. il is believed, than the terms Of any other
Lir Insurance Company, Ia viii:
The great security afIrletl in q Guaranty Fund
ef Sl00,OO0, S2O.O0O of which has hrrn paid in
Cash, and se0.0OO secured in The safest manner
by Bond and Mortgage of Real Estate;
Eates OF premium greatly reduced from the
rates ofother Companies, and more lily grad
unted;
Insurance for the benefit Of Married Women So
cure from the crc,litnrs OF thcir hu-hands;
The insured not liable tC usspssmcnts for losses; /;
No extreme hazards taken by this C0m9nny,
An annnal dividend 10 all policy holders nry-
able IN Cash. also, additions made to Life Poll
cies every five years.
Noles tnken in part for premiums;
Policies issued urOn apphcntion without DELAY,
causing no loss of Insurance 10 the parties.
Lives Of either sex insured between the ages Of
fourteen and sixty, ine lsivc, for one year. five
yeaIs, or for life
The Pamphlets a d Tracts published by the
Company will be found to contain much valuable
information respecting tie nature, prfnci,ics, mp
picaon and benefits of Life lnsurcncc. Also, an
examination OF the plans of the other Mutual
Companies Of this country. aud fnIl explanation
| of The plan proposed by Ibis Company, together
with varions tables, ono showing the rates
premium for the term Of life, olseveral Companies
compared with the rates OF tits Company, and
another giving he rates of this Company. fur all
agns and terms al which Insurance is ,natIc
Pamphlets and Tracts furnished gratis, and
applications received and forwarded hl
Agent at CaGiz, B. w. PHILLIPS.
August %, 1850.
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IIY Nj ENIAL.

MARRIED-on Thursday the 9th inst, b y
this Rev. james Kerr, Mr.. JoHN ERAzER 10 Miss
SARAH Ass FEAcUsoN, both OF Green township.
On the oh inst in Pbiladelphio county, Pa,
by Rev. Mr.. Taft, Mr.. JAsHEa BRous, OF that
County, to Miss JOSEPHINE ARNoLD, formerly of
M'Connelsvile, Ohio.
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NExr week we shall give an account OF
The Agricultural Fair. together with an abre>
veation Of the Presidents address.
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SHEFsrFF'S SALE.
SOLOMON SMITH, EFT. ALI
vs IL In Chnnn.r,.

SOLOMON SMITH, ET'AL|
vs.. In Chnncpry
SAMUEL BELL, EFT. AL.
DY virtue of decree and order OF sale issued
D out of the CONT of Common Pleas of lIarr
son county, Ohio, and to me directed, will offer
for sale, in front OF the Court House, in the town
ofCadiz, insaid county, on SATURDAY the 26lh
day OF OCTOBER next, between the hours Of 10
o'clock A. NJ and O'Clock p. M. OF suid day, the
following described real estate. To wit: TIE
northeast half OF In-Lot No ITO, situate in the
town Cadiz; also, the following described y; 1T OF
said Lot No. llO, to wit: Beginning at the cor
ncr Of Thomas G. Vincent's Lot, and thirty one
feet from the southwest corner snid Lot No no,
and running with said Vinccnt's line south so deg
east Ill feat; thence north 40 deg east 2 leet |;
thence north SO deg. to Ill feet to the alley at the
back OF said Lot; thence south 40 deg. west 2
feet to the place OF beginning: and also, sixteen
feet square in the northeast corner OF In Lot No.
l2O in said town; also, the three equal undivided
eighth paris OF the following parts ol said Lot No.
llO and Lot No. | Ii in said Town, to wit: Thirty
three feet in front, on Steubenvie street, oil the
southwest side Of said Lot No 10, anil seven IL OF
in front, off the northeast side Of said Lot No III
extending back for each part ofsaid lots eighty
five feet. DAVID HILBERT. Shsri9
sept. 10, loSo 6t. q Harrison county.
PostD0ne1 ill dth of Navophar
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FOURTEEN WITNEssps
CANCERS CURED.

Mr o. B KINNEY, merchant, CiiAon Oncidl oorfv, T.,
informed us that caneerdoctor said county efecing
wonderful cures of CANCERs through the efficacy of BRANT
PURIFYING EXTRACT cdHeey-dctor in Gre-ne county,
NJ Y, is also using said PusIFER. Mr.. A. b SrTTfE drug
Fist CangOhare, Montgomery county N has informed
us of an important caro CANCER of long sundng which
effected aged lady Of that place IT, therefore, his
PuRFGER Cancer by lis purifying healing power, hal
impure disehse Of the blood il cHre Seven years
experience and triumph says there but what II
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NURSING SORE MOUTH. LUCORRUGA. &c.

"ByRoN, GENEsEE Co, N. Y, Oct. 10, 1877
"Messrs. M. T. WALLACE X CO. Some time last winter
my wife became delated from the OF LueoryhaA
and Nursing Sore Mouth that she could her child or pei
form any household labor Her medical varied
according the advice and prescriptions OF the eminent
physicians until skill exhausted efforts She
became very skeleton thai time she commenced
king BrdHtS Medicine she weighed than eghty-fvs
pounds but by lie time she had taken bottles she becams
perfectly well The cure perfect that she is enabled
to do all necessary household work. and gained thirty pounds
ri flesh In four weeks.
Yours truly, C. 3. GALENTINE1
The reader will observe that Mr. GALENTINE SAYS sur
skill" He, are informed 10y L. TERRY, ESQ., of tha
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BALTIMOE MARKET,

BALTIMoRE, October 26
Flour Howard street and cirymrs, q ,62
Wheat Supply goad. {! o 95; ordinary to
good red 95; co for good 10 prime.
Corn--Declined a shade since the FIRST of
he week; prices range FROM Is 10 10.
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5 sITEFIIFF's SALE.

Jacob Kail,
vs. chnncery.
John Reed, et al.
Dy virtue ola decree and older of snlo issued
I'D out of the Court Of Common Pleas OF Iarri.
son county, Ohio, and to me directed, will offer
for sale at public auction, in front of the Court
House. in said Harrison county, on MONDAY,
tho 4th day OF NOVEMBER next, 1850, between
tho hoDrs Of o'clock A M and 4 O'Clock p M
of snid day, He following described real slstate.
to wit; Lot No. Al, in the Town of Jefferson, In
agid county, on the north side OF Main street, in
snid town. Also, Lot No. 81 10 The said Town
Of Jefferson, in said county. continuing II font
on Main street sixty feet, and in length or depth
one hundred and eighty feet.
DAVID bILBERT: Sheriff
Oct, 2, 1850. ST. ,of lialrison County.
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sIIElsIFF'S SALE
REIN LEWIS,
Us. In CbaNccry.

REIN LEWIS,
Us. In CbaNccry
Thomas PURyIANcE,
DK virtue off decree and order Of sale issued
Id out of the Court Of Common Pleas of Glarli-
son county, Ohio, and to me directed, will offer
for sale in front Of the Court House, in the town of
Cadiy, in said county, on SAL URDAY the Goth
day OF OCTOBER next, betwt en- the hours Of 10
O'Clock, A. nj. and A o'clock, p. M. of said day,
the following described Real Estutc, to wit: Stu.
ate, lying and being in the town OF New Athens,
in the county Of Harrison, known and desi gnated
as Lot No. 6S in said town Of New Athens, agree
ably to and on the plat of said town as recorded
in the Recorders Office of said county of Harrison
a; Cadiz, with all and singular the appurtenancos
thereunto belonging, and being the same Lot con
veyed by George Atkinson, Administrator of
Joseph Grimes, deceased. to james rarbut nn |
from James Tarbut to said Thomas Purv;ance.
DAVID HILBERT, Sheriff
Sept l9, 1850. 1t. of Harrison Cn,mty.
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ID ESPECTFuLLY informs his old friends OF
III Cadiz, and the public generally. that he has
commenced, and intends to continue, the Tailor
ing business in all its forms, in the above M med
place. He Aatters himself that, by strict atten-
ton to business--the employment of the latest
rules for cutting garments aud none hut the very
workmen to work them, he will not fail to receive
a liberal share of support.
An experience OF several years in the Tailoring
business enables him to say that he considers
himself fully COMPETENT to compete with the craft
here, or clsewheIe.
Octol er 8, 1854.
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n SAY ssHOrOR!.

have been striving 10 settlcup the Notes, Book
Accounts, &c, Of the old firm Of Thomas Hoee
Il Co., and TnoMHs IIoGG, Individually. Now
my dear ftiends. il is enough to stew the heart
out Of Il stote, to fnd notes and accounts stand
ing now nearly TWENTY-NINE YEARS, and
yet unsettledi Can il be pleasant to me to meet
with such unkiud and Indifferent tn atment NO!
there is not person that has the heart OF II
mouse that can meet me with au honest ihce, and
know that have to do il. My determination
now is to pOec all my notes and accoun,s in the
hands Of Attorneys and Magistrates forimmediaic
collection. Now dc not. aflprwardg, como TO me
and make sore mouths abOntic costs, hut blame
yourselves. THOMAS HOCG,
Cndiz, Oct 10, 1850 tf2S for the Inst time.
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sIAEIsEFF's SALE.
James Mathcrs,
VS.. In Chnncerv

Edwin IL. Pickett
RY virtue of an alias copy OF decree and order
- oi sale issued in this case from the Court OF
Common Pleas OF Harrison county, Ohio. and /,
me directed, will offer for sale at pub lie auction.
at tho door otthe Court House ia said Harrison
county, on MONDAY, the 4th day of NOVEM-
BER next, 1850, the following described land n nd
tenements. to wit; Lots 9, 10, 81 and 81, in The
town of Tippecanoe, in said Harrison county,
Sale to commence at O'Clock. P. N. Of snid din,
Terms of sale made known on day of sale.
DAVID HILBERT, Sheriff
Oct. 2, 1850. OF Harrison County
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Africa, Genesee Co, February /, 1913
IN. T. WALLACE Y CO-GeRteneH: | was, for more
than year. afflicted with disease of the stomach could
any fat greasy substance without causing great pa
Sickness and vomiting and continually afflicted
stomach |. as experiment. tried bottle of BRANT
MEDICINE, which 10 my utter disappointment eased and
tioUed The usual pain after eating. therefore used second
bollle, which has completely cured the disease ]
well and hearty and almost anything without being
pained or the stomach becoming sour.
=" Yours respectfully, r. s. WILCOX"
1 n-ru... ~.
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CHANGE OF LIFE,
Dyspepsia-sour Stomach!

from he girl 10 the and the at middle dgsths
Is accelerated and The other gradually suppressed
prevent any ote fatal ddSes that frequently arise in
s.fiup eOfs
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KENTUCKY MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
AT CONVICTION, KY.

w. D. ROBBINS. PREsIDESr
A. l.. GREER, VIcE PREsIDENT.
J. X. PAYSON, SEcRErARY.
BOARD OF DIRECTIONS.
w. B. ROBBINS, ]. IS. MORGAN,
A. l.. GREER, ]. b. CASEY,
&. A. WfrHERS, s. MACK,
r. NJ HITHEiS, 81. WALKER,
J.T. MoREHEAD. SoIIcrroR.
X. BREFIA)N, NJ d., PnYsrIAS,
J. q. CASEY, CnAiRMAN Con-. ON FINANCE.
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a FTER very great detention, our heavy stock
N of FALL GOODS are at hand nnd opened
for exhibition, and shall be pleased to show them
to all that viii favor us with call; offering as
IA lnducement handsome Goods and great BAR.
GAINS VIM HOGG g. Co..
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This ia the of Dying who vet Hres He " .
ced OF worse OF Scrotula by Only Trre RoaieS
bfants Further than ever cured by the OF 7elrs
tidnns OF the best sdrsaparia that cy,r made SRrsa
parila has not sciG Eredra pou effect the cure Of
such rcroiiRgiy hopeless case.
Mr.. j. r. HAsKIN, of Rome Oneida Co, " T. had Srot
wa t7T ycdrs-was confined his bed the last war he
was 80 much diseased debiated as TO be unable 10
raise his hand Ia his head He had the medical advice
had used al of the bsf srsaparias no good effect
gi ''"rse ard norsG and considered be in Dyps
Commenced using BRAE1"S PURIFIER Ills neil was
eetch nearly 9E from 10 hole eaten through
ms niRdP under his Lin that he breaihed brouah
tue h0iehs around that it could he Ufe5
up out OF its plAce, it tny holding by small pece-tc
use OF one arm destr Ell by Ulcers-an Uce nnd
The arm as large hand had nearly eaten htopl
his side 'nto his bodg u.s. he afflicted with THc,,.
such phtrd drid ogenSDe Ulcers various parts al h.
Doct THOMAS WILLIAMS one of the most skjlfiI III,
cisns OF Home was called ia Haskin the day betaTs
commenced using Brdats PGriEer Doct W exani,.
hin and then told him that all the medicines in the pn,
CanLI HIM. .l,atL L. -
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n d I'll n .

4 LII persons owing the late firms of STEW
N ART. MILLIGAN 81 BENNETT, or
STEWART & BENNETT, will find their notes
and accounts in the hands of 5. b. SroTwELI. for
collection, after the Goth OF this month. who will
collect the same according to law wilhoutres pect
to persons J. STEW ART.
Cadiz June II, 1850
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WANTED II. 900 pounds son Batter;
1000 bush. Dried Appes;
i.0i 0 bush. Dried rcaehesI
500 hush. Flaxsced;
100 hush. Timothy seedi
500 bush Glover seed.
For which the highest naiketpfirc viii be given
nt the store OF .. * II. N fADbEN.
oetuher 3, 1870.
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FAMILY DWELLlNG HOUSE

FAMILY DWELLING HOUSE,
that is to be found in the wealthy aud rich town
OF Cadiz, with large and commodious WARE
HOUSE and other buildings connected, Tor the
benefit Of the Store and its operations. A large
and excellent CELLAR, dry at ali seasons OF the
year, is under the store room. The dwelling
house, with all its comforts and conveniences at
tched, in saving labor to n family, cannot bc
equnlled. The buildings stand Immediately in
front OF tho Court House and other public offices.
On the premises is FIRST rate WELL OF WAT
er--a good ClSTERN tho best OF n MILK
HOUSE, OUT-ONEN, and other cany eniences.
The GARDEN cannot be beat, and consists Of
FRUIT TREES OF almost every kind, and is un-
der The best OF cultivation.
My object in selling, is that may move to the
south for the benefit my health--i need war
mcr climate. The payments will be arranged
easy 10 the purchaser. Please call and examine
these desirable prcmisra
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BRANT'S INDIAN
PURIFYING EXTRACT

Is shh Medicine In evOry respect an there abundant
proof In groai cures effected that ONE ROITi. af run
nas more purifying healing virtue and siie 8rrrr thrn
there contained in -Four Battles any arsataria or apv
otar moiriHs that has been offered nf sale Their
IS bnduuhted proof In pamphlets that y tho ths
great iRaMa FETgtT, they that DYiNO yet IgyE-
thfy that were LAME and CRTFPLKD W1LK-shey
mat were SICK ScRoFuLoUs and Otherwise diseased,
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because One Bottle Of it hns more medical eurnuv r,,,
IN It and In consequence, disease in much f.
Time than one bOnie Of any other medicine.
IT, then, One Bottle Of BRANTs puPIFfFR will rurp FOR
TIMES more diseHBe than bOHle of saySaBariIa
BRANrs PURIFIER" would he ckagp nj f1sr Jollq,
bottle as sdrsdparld at dollcr But BRANI-s pTEi
FER il cold for only ONE DOLLAR bottle: and s,s
bottle OF has cured aud capable curing Four Tin,
as much disease as ono bos Of sarsapara therefore ~,
separila in consequence Of its less power and less e
efficacy, should be sold than 7loey Fire q ~,
per bottle TO be cheap the luRrFfFn at I)1e DpIay
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COMM ERCIAL
CGdiz Prizes.

CADiz, WEDNESDAY,, October %, 1850.
Timothy seed. $500 T1our per Dbl, - s9.75
Siofef seed- - 300 Flour per cwi. l,75
lax seed, ------l.O 90 Buokwheat -four. 200
', W heat per bushel,- 60 Butter perlb.. ---- I2
S.uih' 81 iluliOw. 3
Corn meal, -. 3Ta40 Feathers, n
Ohts. - 30 Candles. ----- 10
Iiiay per ton. - $500 Dried Peaches, 90
Sihes " Shoulders, = 5 Dried Apples, so
:, I,ams' ,------S Green Apples, 25
ncei lh MARKER, 4aI lPOtatOes, 81
Esgs per dozen, ----6 Country Soap, 3a4
Wool, ------ 25a40 lBreswax. 25
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We are sorry in our last paper we gave a
somewhat exaggerated account of the cholera
in S,eudenvile What we said was on the
authority of a gentleman who had passed
through Steubenvillo the same day on which
we saw him. He was, we presume, tnista-
ken himself in regard 10 the exlcn! Of the
rayages Of the pesilence.
We arc glad to learn that no new cases
have occurred for the last lew days.
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Worse than Hopeless +!

Now hear Mr. HASKIN's statement of euro. He .sil .
MY wife procured one bottle of BRAR7rS PLRIFi ING
EKfRdCT-THaT BOTTLE enablrd me 10 eet of NV bea
THIRD Enabled me to cak miles and when had finish
cd using Nine Bottles SEvEsrEEN out of Eeniy Ucrs hRd
HsALED D uP and three bottles more Effected PERFk('I
CURE aud restored to Rd0d health
FOURTEEN WITNESSES.
The above facts are certified to by DOCr T. WILLIAMS
mr.: u. X BROWN of Hest Rome HotfL Mcssrs BISSEI
O. LEONARD, Druggists and ELEVEN o,he- rssascseet
at Rnr N'''N~
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The proceedings Of the Agricultural So
ciely came in so late as TO leave us no room
for anything else this week. We have no
doubt bu That they will prove sufficiently
interesting to our country readers 10 excuse
us for The space they occupy.
The Exhibition was well attended. The
officers were attentive TO their duties, and
we have heard of few complaints in regard
10 the awarding Of premiums.
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GENERAL DEBILITY OF THE SySTEMl

Mr.. A. HoLTsTANDER, merchant Oberlia, Iorrain c.,
uo wrOte December 49, l843 and afer having stated
like a charm the PULMONARY BALSAM had effected the
cure OF hls wss eonsumptiye cough sad hsve person
ally used BRANT'S PURIFYING EXTRACT TO- rsssral
debility Of my system, and have Hesitation sskR Ihst
s the best medicine TO RESTORE cad !Rvleoa
TEN that have ever used In epal Sary have
sold bHANTs MEDICINES, LteI ~ prSA ASas ssaASR
aud 0sen the BEST SATISFACTION"
SALT RHHE ~,
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MERCURIAr, DTsrAsrS

radiator Of all e Effects u MERCURY, any Of various
Of CALoMEL or MERCURY from ne systefH and
esoes the blood ls and all the parts deceased their orgi-
IrIIAs r.rr
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acknowledgements
Brant's is de Cheapest.

who have used BaASTs PuRIFIER after having used AMI
tested ALL the sdrsaparas aud other medicines RECON-
inended Ia cure blood Diseases have dsciiea that
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-05-29
Potato Mania in Ireland.

A correspondent of the Times. writes
to that paper as follows -" learn by
the authority Of a gentleman Of the highes.
commercial standing in Cork, that no
mere newspaper report can convey even a
remote idea Of the potato mania which
has seized all classes in that extensive dis
,ric,. Grass lands, parks. demesnes every
available nook, have been cut up for the
reception Of seed. The cultivation oil
wheat has been almost totally neglected.
as there is no prospect Of that crop ever
again proving remunera,ive. and the only
cereals that have been sown are barley
and oats. and these to very limited extent.
SupPosing the potatoes 10 escape disease,
and the yield TO be an average one of for.
mer years, he calculates that, from their
abundance, they can be readily purchased
for penny stone. There is, it is said,
" method in Madness and such, it seems,
is the case in the present instance, as the
experiment now in progress is made with
a view of preparing the land for success.
ion Of other green crops in the year follow.
ing"
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From the NeW York Working Farmer
Rise and Fail Of Sap in Trees.
By PROF. LINDsLtY

What curious halucialion is tfai which
supposes The sap OF trees TO fall or settle in
the winter into the roots One would
have thought that the notorious d ilicu!,y
Of craming a quar-. Of water into pini
measure nigh. have suggested The imbrob
ability Of such pheDomenon. For il
certainly does require very large amour,
OF creduliiy TO believe Ina, the fluids of the
trunk and head Of tree can. BY any nat.
urai force Of compression, be compelled to
enter so narrow a lodging al the root.
We shall assume The word sap to signify
the fiuids. Of whatever nature, which are
contained in The interior Of a tree. In the
spring the sap runs ou, Of the trunk wien
., IS wounded; in the summer. autumn
and winter i, does moi, unless exceptionally,
make its appearance. b., in truth the sap
is always in motion at all sea sons and un.
der all circumstances .excep. IN the presence
Of intense cold. The differeuee is tina,
there IS great deal Of il in the spring and
c,uch 'ess al other seasons.
When a tree falls to rest at The approach
a. winter. its leaves have carried so much
more fluid than the roots have been abe TO
-:rppy. that the whole of The interior is in
s:a,e of comparative oryness, and
large portion of that sap " hich once wa.
i1uid, has become solid in consequence Of
the various chemical changes il has under
gone. Between simple evaporation on the
one hand and chemical solidicaiion on the
other. 'he sap is, in the al nmn, So much
ii'nInishsd in quani'y IS 10 be no longer
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-05-29
From the American Aericultu-;,
MANAGEMENT of Animals.

In breaking or managing q horse.
however in,rac,abe or stubborn his temper
may be, preserve your own. Almos, every
fault Of the brute arises from ignorance.
BE patent with him, teach and coax him
and success, in time, is certain. There
are tricks, however. which are the results
of confirmed tabi, or viciousness. and
these sometimes require different treat.
meni. A horse accustomed TO starting
and running away. may be efisc,ually
cured by putting him to the top Of his speed
on such occasions. and running Tim till
pretty thoroughly exhausted.
A horse that had trick Of pulling a.
his bride and breaking it, was a, las, re-
duced to better habits, by tying him tightly
10 a sake driven on the bank Of a deep
stream. With his tail pointing to the wa
ter. he commenced pulling at the halter.
which sud snIy parted. over the bank he
lumbled. and after somerset OF two, and
1oundering while in the water. he was
satisfied TO remain nj his post in future,
and TAX no more brides.
A ram has been cured of butting at
everything n every body, by placing an
unresisting efIisy in a similar position
when tho sudden assault on a wintry day,
resulted in ,umblips his rnmship into a
cold bath. which his improved manners
.ook good care TO avoid in future.
A sheep killing dog has been ie too
much ash. med ever again 10 look sheep
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-05-29

in the face. by tying his hind legs to a
stout ram. on the brow Of bill, ,kwhile the
flock were quietly feeding at the bottom.
On being set free, and somewhat startled
at setting out, in his haste TO rejoin his
friends, he tumbled and thumped master
Tray SO sadly ovef the stones and gullies.
that he was quite satisfied to con6ne HIM
self 10 cooked mutton thereafter.
Mans reason was given him to contro!
the beasts Of the field and the birds Of
the cir" by other means than brute force.
If he will bring this into play, he will have
no difficulty in meeting and overcomin G
every emergency of perverse instinct OF
bad habit in the dumb things, by his supe
rior cunning.