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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-11-28
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HORSESHOE .MITHoUT NATLs.

AOfSS EsSdOE :" lIf4OgI NAAASs
Mr.. Sewall Short of New London, CT,
is about introducing on the feet of con-
siderable number of stage horses in this
city new style Of horseshoe, lately in
I, vented by him, and which has now, been
some three months in experiment, both
in city and country, with the best results,
The object is to avoid the necessity of
driving nails in the hoofs of the animal, a
practice always more or less objection
{ able, and only submitted TO from imperi~
Gus necessity, and which frequently, from
misplacing nail, ,or splitting hoof, rem
ders horse useless, at least for time.
The invention meets with the highest ia
svor from the jockeying profession none
experienced stage-driyer enthusiastically
affirming that il would Immediately in
crease thevalue Of horses one third. By
the censussof I $50 there we're FIVE mil
lions Of horses in the United States, and
assuming them to be worth on an aver!
age $50 apiece, the credit to which the
inventor is entitled becomes measurable
in dollars to the tune of about 100 mill
lions for each generation of horses. Mr..
Short is not the first who has attempted
to clamp the shoe to the foot without
nails, but is the first to do it in this sim
pie and effective manner. He makes the
whole in two pieces, employing, in addi-
ton, two small screws to aid in sore wing
the parts together. Both are made Of
malleable iron-the lower portion, or
sole being very similar to the horse
shoe ordinarily employed, but with a
groove around its exterior, and without
nail holes. The upper portion, or 'vamp,'
is thin. and has a fange projecting in
ward from its lower edge, 10 match the
groove in the sole. These parts are so
arrangcdi as to secure a tight and firm
connection. and the whole is made addi-
tionally secure by the aid of the set screws
before mentioned at the heel. A shoe
of this kind once fitted, the vamp may be
made to wear out a great number Of soles.
The exterior may be highly finished and
plated with silver, which gives a very
fashy appearance to q team of lively hOr-
ses, or the shoes may be enamelled jet
black when intended for white or gray
animals. Que practical advantage to be
derived from this style of shoes is the IA
cility with which they may be removed
or exchanged, SO that skillful hostler
may exchange tho shoes, or rather the
soles, OH every occasion when the pre-
sence of ice or the like renders it desi-
rable, and it may even be expedient in
extreme cases of exhaustion, as with race
horses, to remove the shoes altogether for
a time. and allow of more refreshing
rest.-NeW York Tribune.
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HELMBoLD's n1onLY CONCENTRATED
Compound Fluid Extract
SaPsaDaYiII1.

For Purifying tho Blood, removing all diseases
arising from excess ofAIcrcury, exposure and
imprudcnce in life, chronic constitutional dis
case, arising from an impure state OF the Blood
and the only reliable and eiTccIuuI known re-
medy for the cure of Scrofula, Salt Rheum
Scald Head, Ulccrutions of tho Throat and LEGS
Pains and Swellings of the Bones letter PIN
pies on the Face, aud all Scaly Eruptions ofthe
Skin. y ''-o
THIS article is now prescribed by some of the
L most distinguished physicians in the conn
try, and has proved more efficient in practice
than any preparation of Snrsaparilla vet ofYored
to the public. Several cases of secondary Syphi :.
lis, Mercurial and Scrofulous disease have entire
~ recovered in the incurablc wards OF our Pub
lie Institutions which had for many years rcsis-
ted every mode of treatment that could be devil
Sed. These cases furnish striking examples OF
the salutary effects of this medicine in arrcstin0
some of the most inyctcrate diseases, after the
glands were destroyed, and the bones already af.
fectcd.
NoT1cE.-Lctters from responsible Physicians
and Professors of several Medical Colleges. and
certificates of cures from patients will be found
accompanying both Preparations.
Price, Fluid Extract of BUchu, 81 per bottle. OF
/" sarsapariila, e"
saparilln.
prepared and sold by II. 7. uELMBoLD. Che
Philadelphia.
To be had ofJos. L. CARR, clarksburp. and
of Druggists everywhere.
All letters directed to the Pr6prieror or A0ent
will receive immediate attention. niy28 N
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To SToP PorAToEs RoTTING.-An ex-
perienced agriculturst informs us that
about six years ago he applied Slaked lime
to potatoes that were partly rotten, and
that it Immediately arrested the decay
Potatoes that were partly rotten when
the lime was applied, remained as they
were. the progress of the rot being stop
ped, while potatoes to which the lime was
not applied, continued to rot and were
lost. Since then he has made it con-
slant practice to apply slaked lime to his
potatoes as he takes them up. He puts
thin layer Of lime upon the floor where
the potatoes are to be laid, and sprinkles
some of it over the potatoes-about every
ten inches. as they are put down. He
considers this as perfectly protecting them
from rotting, ms he has never had rot
ten potato since he has pr"ctised it and
he believes also that potatoes thus used
are rendered better by the action of lime.
We advise the farmers to try this plan, as
it can easily be done by them all.
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Toilet Articles lOH ladies
and Gentlemen.

z HAVE just received from y. w. Harrison
Il of Philadelphia, tie best selected and urgrs
assortment of fine Soaps and Pcrlumcry. ever Of
fcrcd to the public.
The following is only part of my stock
Browns Windsor Soap.
Floating & Barber's do
Mammoth Family do.
Military Shaving do.
Ambrosial do. do.
Putchouy and Rose do.
Almond and Rose Shaving Cream.
Macassar and Rose Hair Oil
Bears Oil and Beef Marrow.
Black Pomatnm.
Cream of Beauty, an excellent article to re-
move tan, freckles, &c, from the skin.
Single and double distilled Cologne.
Lip Balm and Cold Cream for chaps.
Lemon Rouge and Toilet Powder.
HANDKERCHIEF EXTRACTS.
Jockey Club, Sweet Clover, CLmrtia, Citro-
ncIlu, Rose, Hawthorn, and Jcssuminc.
FI.AvURI%G EXTRACTS.
Rose, Vanilla, Almond, Celery, Cinnamon,
Ginger, Lemon, NHtmcg, Orange, Pimrnto,
Peach and Rutaia. These are excellent articles
to give fine flavor to pics, cakes. &c.
Ladies' and gentlemen are respectfully invited
to call and examine my stock.
mar2l l.. d. DOLBEARE.
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CABBAGEs;-Th value of cabbages for
feeding, especially dairy stock, is pro-
badly greater than is usually Supposed
The field cultivation of this plant is much
on the increase among the farmers of
Great Britain. The amount of nutritious
matter which is capable of being raised
from An acre Of land under cabbages is,
comparatively with most other crops, very
large. and with an extended knowledge
Of this fact, tho cultivation of it will pro-
badly be much extended. The land re-
quires to be rich, deep, and somewhat
moist The rows should be at least thir-
ty inches apart, and the plants not less
than twenty four or twenty~six inches
The two best varieties for field cultivation
are the Drumhead and the York.
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1MroRrANr TO M1G1Ers.

ROCHESTER,, Feb. II 1858.
Having heard many statements prciudiciul to
your Patent Conical Mills the result ignorance
aud prejudice, confess was untuvorAby i'm
pressed for Il long time, until l had used some
flour made by them, when was convinced that
they were capable of making as good or better
flour than had ever had from any other kind
of Mills. Now this is to certify that | have in
my basement. No ! Buffalo street, two of
your Concal Mills, with which | have made,
within the last four months. large quantity of
flour. from an average OF four bushels AMI II
pounds of wheat to the barrel, one half of which
passed for extra in the city of Ncw-York, the
other half for supertinc. l have done this to
satisfy myself as to the yield. believe your
Mills require not more than one-half as much
power the fiat stones, to do the amour
Of business. They also grind cool consequently
the color is better andmorc pure. and the flour
brighter. the tcrmenting properties Of the flour
not having been injured also having more
strength. and absorbs Il larger quantity of water
when made into bread, than flour made by the
Hat stone. Yours. Respectfully,
SAMUEL RICHARDSON.
To CHARLES Ross.
New HAVEN, Conn. Sept. 9th. 1858.
MIR. CHARLES Ross, Rochester. SIR I'm reply
to your letter on the subject of your Mill, have
| to say, that | have, under the direction of the
COmmisary General Of the U s. Army, General
Gibson, purchased several of them, with horse
powers, boilers, DC, complete, forwarding them
to Mexico, California, Oregon and Texas, for use
i'll connection with the army. The Mill is found
to answer every purpose required Of Il grinding
! Of such degree Of fincness or coarscncss rs may
be desired. 1t can be adjusted readily to amy
kind of horse or water power, is portable Of
small compass, Of lights weight and not cXpcn-
sivc. regard the Mill as cnincntly we'll adop-
ted to both Army aud Navy, as we'll us to from
tier use, also we'll clculatcd to enable the gro "
or Of grain to make his own flour. For the
grinding Of spicies, coffee, &C.. on a large manu-
featuring scale, itanwGrs good purpose. l had
| one of your Mills put up at Gen. Taylor's head
quarters at Montery, in Mexico. 1t worked well.
found it to be pcrfectin all its parts and fen-
lures.
respectfully, your obedicnt servant,
a. B. EATON,
Brev. Mai. U. S. Army, and Com. subs'co
The following are the sizes, diameter, weight
and cost of the mills:
| No. l. Hand, or One Horse Power Mill. IL in
ches, 80 lbs. SIS.
No. 2, Two horse power, 8 inches. 900 lbs 500.
8, For steam or water Is g $50 9 40.
4, " Grist Mills, IT " 400 u 40.
! &c :, {: merchant mills "a GO 900 " 300.
The mills entirely confined in strong cast
| iron frame, and the above is the WHOLE WEIGHT
! The Mills manufactured only by CHARLES
| ROSS, South st. Paul street, near Court street
Bridge, Rochester, N. Y. Zuriel Lewis, General
Agent for Virginia.
For further particulars, etc, inquire post paid
| of W. P. COOPER,
Clurksburg, Va.
February 18th, 1854.
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EB- The Editor Of the Dollar News
paper, philadelphia, } says that one buck
wheat cake " ditfereth from another in
glory" yet not one in thousand is made
right. Yet, of all things it is the easiest
TO cook. if the meal is made rightly. 10
every three bushels of buckwheat add
one Of good heavy oats, grind them to-
gether. as il there was only buckwheat !;
thus will you have cakes always light and
always brownie say nothing of the
greater digessibility, and the tightening
OF the spirits. which are equally certain.
He who feeds on buckwheat may be grum
and iethargic, while he of the oat>meal
will have exhileration OF brain and con-
tentment."
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-11-28

How TO DRY PUMPKIN AND MAKE TIE
P1E.-Perhaps some don't know the best
way to dry pumpkins. 1t is this Cut
them up and stew them until they are
soft and dry pound and strain through
a culender then grease the pie pans and
spread it on quarter of an inch thick
and dry it: roll it up and put it away in
a tight box or bag, from the insects
Each one Of these rolls will make pie.
1t is very easy now to make pie. Put in
sweet milk and let it soak about two
hours put in an egg, tablespoonful of
sugar, teaspoonful of ginger and all
spice and if you are lovers of pumpkin
pie, as we are. you will pronounce it
good Ohio Farmer. .....
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,Inar.1,aries.
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destructive habit. or from any other ca%se With
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Observation-Disclosures of tbo most
FREQUENT penalties paid bv those who trive ,Inrc
strained license to their PASSIONS is loss Of Vi
rile power The Young unaware Of the fearful
results that may ensuc are but too ant TO ON
milf cvccsscs fmDotoncv may ond los So
from structure gravel dcpositos in the nrinp and
from many other causes: but by far tho most fro-
ouent source of it is nm abnse of tLe sor;,Ioi az
cans, bv excessive vcnery or self-pollrtionN-n
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Bounty lands.

al The undersigned will devote his attention
fjE to the prosecution Of claims for bounty
F@y lands. under the act Of Congress of March
II Sd. $500. givin" to each person who was en-
w gagged i'll the military service thp United
States for fourteen days or more, 100 acres Of
land.
The willows and minor children of soldiers
who served as aforesaid are also entitled
Persons who have heretofore received land for
military services, will receive warrant for a.
much mere as will make in the whole. $50 acres.
Soldiers of the war Of 1872. and others, who
wish their claims promptly attended to- will
please call on NORVAL LEWIS.
Clarksburg Va, March 18th, lS55.-3m
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GENUINE PREPARATIONS
HELMDoLD's HIIuLY CONCENTRATED
Compound Fluid Extract
HRHcBDgg

For diseases of tho Bladder and Kidneys, Secret
Diseases, Structures, Weaknesses, and all diScu-
scs of the Sexual Organs, whether in Male or Fc-
male from whatever cause they may have orr
ginatcd, and no matter Of low long standing.
Il You have contracted tho terrible disease
which, when once seated in the system, will sure
ly go down from one generation to another, I'M
dermining tho constitution and snpPing tho very
vital fluids of life do not trust yourself in the
hands of Quucks, who start mp ever day in II city
like this, aud fill the papers with glazing false
hoods, too we'll calculated to deceive tho young,
and those not acquainted with their tricks You
cannot be too careful in tho selection of remedy
in these cases.
The Fluid Extract Bnchu has been pronounced
by eminent physicians the greatest remedy ever
known. 1t is medicine perfectly pleasant in it's
taste, and very innocent iii it's notion and vet SO
thorough that It annhilatcs cvcry particle of the
rank and poisonous virus OF this observation-disclosures:
and, unlike othor remedies, docs not dry up the
disease in the blood.
Constitutional Debility, brought on by self
abuse, most terrible disease, which has brought
thousands Of tho human race to untimely graves,
thus blasting the brilliant hopes of parents, and
biighting in the bud tho glorious ambition of
many noble youth, can be cnrcd by this lnfnl-
lible Remedy. nd us medicine which must
benefit everybody, from tho simply delicate to
the confined and dcspairing invalid, no equal ia
to be found acting both as cure and preventive.
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British Periodicals.

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81 GoLD STREET, New York.
n: B.-L. S. & CO. have recently published,
and have now for sale, the FARNERis GUIDE, by
Henry Stephens, Of Edinburgh, and the late Prof.
Norton, of Yale College, New Haven, complete
in vols, royal octave, containg 1900 pages, Il
steel and 5000 wood engravings. Price, in mus
in binding, SO.
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FARM, lately resusciated and thrown upon the
market. tny2 '55.
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"TnE LITTLE GIANT.'-By invitation VIC call
cd ut the establishment of Scott IL hedges, yes
tcrlay, to witness the operation Of What the in
vcntOr has dcnominatcd the . Little Giant Corn
and Cob Mill" fever name WAS we'll applied
it is i'll the present instance. The mill only
weighs about three hundred pounds, and with Z.
single horse attached to ten foot Shaft, it eats
up corn and cob - with II vcngcance.n 1t is got
up on an improvement on the best patent Of the
kind ever attained, and is so simple in its con
struction that it can be put together and set in
motion in 30 minutes, and can afterwards be adj
iusted and used with ease by any body. 1t will
grind with case from twelve to fourteen bushels
per hour. jc27 tt
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ThPcshinS Machines

HEKE IS now ready for delivery at the Har-
i rison Machine Shop, lot of Threshing Ma
chimes which are even better than any thai have
ever been made there before. believe that the
superiority Of my wooden armed driving wheel is
now admitted on all hands, even by manufactu-
rers Of other kinds. Not one of them has ever
broken; warrant them not to break, not to
crack the grain, to be of easy draught, to thresh
clean, do as much work any mashine made
and will sell on as fair terms as any manufactur-
er in Virginia IRA HART
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EI2cc4rO-GagvaEaiC Rimgs.

TTTO those persons who are afflicted wish Fits
( rheumatism or Gout it is especially RECON-
mendod; is perfectly harmless anil may be appIi-
cd in all eases with the greatest safety Its eli
cAcT is undisputcd, never having been known to
fail i'll producing immediate relief and ultimate
cure. It's influence on the nervous system is Il -
tonlShing; in short. it has received the approba-
ton OF the most eminent Of the medical profess
sion, who have pronounced it to be the most i'm
p"rtant of modern scientific inventions. Price
20 cents only. Forsalc by
JOHN II. MURPHY,
ClarkS5urp July 10 lS5I
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MARION STEAM FOUNDRY AND
MACHINE SHOP,

The subscribers respectfully call the at
tcntion of the citizens of Northwestern Virgfn-
in, to the various articles manufactured by them,
and which are warranted to be construc ted on as
improved principles and durable, as those
furnished by any other manufacturers.
We have just introduced NEW and VERY
SUPERIOR THRESHING MACHINE,
which eXcels in EASY DRAUGIlT, CLEAN and RAPID
WORK, any machine ever used by our farmers
We can also furnish COMMON MACHINES,
and machines with STRAW CARRIERS, or
CLEANERS, attached.
We are manufacturing very superior article
of REAPING MACHINES, suitable for
cutting grain or grass. This machine can be
used to advantage upon any ground where Il va
gon can be driven.
We are also manufacturing n CUTTING
BOX, for hay, straw or fodder; which for easy
and rapid work, exceeds anything in the coun-
try.
PLOUGHS.-Wo have always on hand Il
large assortment of the best PATENT and other
Ploughs, found in the country.
TOVES.-Our assortment of COOKING
STOVES embraces the California Air Tight, II
now and excellent article, performing more work
with less fuel, than any other Cooking Stove in
existence; LcfIles Double Oven Cooking Stove,
various sizes, an excellent article for hotels and
large families; Complete Cooks, &c. Together
with an assortment of PARLOR AND EGG
STOVES.
The above articles are kept constantly on hand
and can be furnished at any time.
CASTINGS OFALL KINDS, including some
new and improved Mill Gearing. Crates of
every description, Hollow Ware, sc.
This establishment being situated upon the
line of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, gives to
purchasers the best facilities for transporting ar
ticles to distance at small expense; and the in
ducements offered of reasonable terms and supe-
rIor manufacture, must continue to render this
popular establishment with the public.
Q-T Repairing done at the shortest notice and
in good style.
COOPER, HALL & BARNES.
PALNTINE, Marion CO., Va, Aug. 3, 1853.