davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-09

DISSOLUTION.

VS. Sl close eui the renanter of our St-ck q winter
Go ds, suangsi which large ss0rneut Of BeD bIAKKars
Of vers cAooe quality, AZ sx,Tsmsy los pri-es
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-09

NASHVILLE. TENN. SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 9. 1856.
NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

From vTSCHER a SCHELL's Gen1 Advertising House,
APPLErox' BuHDLxe, S46 and S4S broadway
Late No. so Nassau Street.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-09
EMPIRE SAW WORKS..
W. L. F. GAGE 4 CO.
Wnrcr0om No. 81 Main Street.
ct nWHS 7Un

MANUFACTURES Of every description OF extra Casf
Isl Seel MiH, CSreNidr, Pit Aeelcg Gross Cut FoElos
HIRd and Pdpef &gics; sac Mdndres, Usefs and Cld
CA'ss TrERk Springs KRiyes Reaper Sickies, Springs
de-, DC
Es-0ld Saws repaired and made good new, small
expense.
The undersigned have made such improvements and
rived such perfection the tempering and grinding
of their Works take such pains procure the
best quality of steel that they assert withouE
contradiction. that their stock saws hand and now
be ng manufactured, and viii be. mot only cquai
bat superior TO any made in or brought
to shi~ market.
Every Saw sold under their guarantee viii be made good
to the pu' chaser il found to e 50 on trial
marls-d2tawiy WI. y. GAGE a co.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-09
We keep sonsiaaey Aana .al print ia srds A ANA
Justiees, and censtabIes, Blanks


rHE EowARD ASSOCIATION, Phifa-,
ID EpoRr on sPEnMA10RRHogA, 81 ssnina Weakness.
IL fmpctence, he ttre q 0nants M4Eu ta1n sele
q ne aad derepsns - oaacs 4rd Eaissble
ADVICE tc ne Assisted, - ~ r CsLnerH ~ D. cun1u
tufgeun 1ftee Hosard afsocIstcn sIphla faa
sensxels ~ lnastHn rstst nd ~ special fn6eaurnl
he ~ ief ~ The - esd Distressed s "a uiA Nfrz-
eni sod kpidame usasssH e1p9 q tha above Neport
ssd BE- tsnf y nal (u se.id rnrsopel fr1 q Caree
"a Ne Feetpte fso eTAafr &C. 8laEe- A rt1s Dr. q 40
cAi.hotN =. %. Hesfh hssrH 81 fAiadllfAias Pa
drelf- a3n
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-09
IMPORTANT
TO EVE r Y B o d z.


EOR the last three have been engaged business
Il known only % mvtr, md comparatively few hers
instructed for he nm OF s2A each whcs has
averaged at the rate Of from ~ O 10 IS 600 per annum
and aviIg made TO IN Europe next rir 8,
gage in the business desirous Of CIV ng flh
instructions IN The Art every on who WI = nit me
the Of oSK an in iueed, from the snccess
have been fsvo, with ard the many happy acknowie g
hsve receivsd those have nsuc ed In the
Art and who tkiDg from 10 to $l5 per dsy 10
give every peron chance to into possession # this
va ,hle mea Of making a fmaH fortune. Thev' is
about the bus here alluded To- Reetene OF
tie be ozs be given regards its character ard iran
also refer in PhaSe pl Ia VEL in this CITY.
Who have. iihin months embarked in the bnsnes and
wha will testify tha; hey making s. 70 sl3 day
the II is ba-isess IN VIII eh either lstis
een engage and with ref CT ease make very hani
ic0me sevea ladies' in various ~ Pennsylya
mia and Marvlsnd whom have intFu in ih- art, are
earring from s9 Sc pr dav II isa GENTE BusI-
and but Hing required te start 1t Upon
ip Of 81, viii immed ely send 70 the applieaa,
lated circular c1nainng fall rvcoDs in the Art which
viii he perfectly erstood upon ieiLg on e read.
Address A. 4. PARSONS,
No. SIS, West &c h street,
isn16-1m NKw YORK.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-09

4 SPLENDID Tot ~ oRAsaFs. applss. Lessons. G
alai'' bfana'ss' Ae' Lvsanuksr co,
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-09
NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

From S. NJ. PEFTINGILL& co.'s ADVERTISING AGENCY
119 Nassau Street, NEw YORK,
And No. 10 State street, BosfoE.
Pa Co.. Agents for the most influential and largest
circulating Commercial Papers both in the United Statesand
the Canadas
II COrrESET & Co., importers Of French a5d
L . other European Goods, No. 4S Broad street.
sBg3l IS
PATENT ELASTIC SKIRTS.
d DRTES q FRANCE, No. Barclay ST..
ID ~. N.-CQn1iOn.-N0ne are genuine tNcept they have
stamp the Patent All manufacturers aud sellers in
fringing. viii be prosecuted according 70 law
mar24-ly
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-09

nEsr sof.E LEATkfEis Tntahs,
4 gtdnre pxirrs q nakt soem ~ fRifs PersAzsss
a Ase. - fslasstfs. - ssls II s.nss fsis.
isn11 =. a. nkGlEL.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-09

TscIEcFIc EsAGtEINE.-fhs RsieeEis sss,-
"a Size q fqFFrn iiftFsfrre Ia traFT aef anf tsf7 80
weff, s. wthtut qsrsssn ~ bsss raeas'ne pubI 6ed Il
pl,Ees lhe cssf artselea - crrar p44k-t8
~ ~ leadtE - 81 QIaEltsles snd Arssnes and he
nlaw in estsBsr % - Asarre4e srede ArHes -.
se1a aaatt - srafy ~ u pa nansnt r.fse
e. sad 2. .1ee-
lie fripts paslt Asd n uaenh nanhrPp q 4 rass
sarfs a1d aattae ltFse gsaz. So psafe
i@e pages, ent afhEd 81 leete fprrs FaFfrain -
dsfE lshsf rcls g - hs.ei fA psg - =
Ias tsanaE1 He1eter giss nfN ss1age. Ne4 eted
ans = tnpscTIae. Qsasrs ~ - sem ,ea lieA
Ala1nsa ~. ~ ufAUhAf
fa8 10 EaFsaa e.ffe1 NsH Ye r
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-09
REAL ESTATE AGENCY
SUPERIOR PIANO FORTEs.
GEO. w. C0WAN.

OLOt rt OSVnth
ATTORN AT LAW,
General Agent for the Purchase, Sale
and Iscnt OF Real Estate, and the
Collection OF CLAIMS,
No. 40 Cherry Street.
VILIE, TENN.
nKoMPT attention will he given all business entrusted
him. Gdd special attention the collection Of Eastern
Claims throug ghout Middle Tennessee.
RHFKRKxcEs-A c. A. a. Beech, Evans, Porter Co
T.. a. Fite Co., fhos. T. Smiley, EX-6Ov. Nei Brown
Josiah Ferrs Nashville Tenn, Gen J. A. Rat,le, David.
CO., Tenn. EH-Gos. w q, Campbell, Lebanon, Tenn;
Hon John p. caruthers, Memphis fean; " D. Lavender.
ks~ YORK OitY, oct3-n
". ". SgGAFFEU,
No. 6 College st, Near Church, NASHVILLE, TENN,
INHALER Ia all kinds - Cabinet Furni.
IL ture, and Is rycriving additional r., 'tnA
aupplys; and having httra myself Out f...d| -
with a hearse and gentle horses, - -
prepared furnish every Kind and quality Of collins the
hortest notice, by cay night.
Clock lamps aud 6ron aE for sale MatirasSef Of ali
hin b on hand, made 10 order
Furniture REPAIRED wiih nestness snd Dispatch.
keg and various styles & Nardr besa rheep for cash
ergood paper, al No 6 College streai Chanrh.
n. W. sHAfREg,
caot-iy ny D. w. D'Rks Agent
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-09
NEGOTIATIONS
FOR SPRING OF 1866 7!

THE subcfibers beg 70 call the apertoo a. their frnd
md the sr.ds geoe ally, to neir arrangements ior
We sAal Be p,spared by the 10Th Of February to show
LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE STOCK.
Our Foreign Department
viii be surpe with almost an entirely new stock Which
has bsn psis1nAy ssscea By enc q hs house Europa
We invite particular attention to
Our Dress Goods Department.
We shall be able to show al The
NEWIsT DESIGNS AND FABRICS,
In silks, Barsgss Barage de LANES, ChaIlies lis
sues, Elegant Robes, Erilliantss, Grenadines. D.
Baiges French, Scotch and English Muslins, Lawns
and camhries, Bonbazines, Apaecas, shawis scarfs,
Naniillas, Tslmas &C., &c
Also,
very large strek II FRENCH, SCOTCH ard IRfsH Esi-
BaolDEaIEs. WHITE GOODS, IiAENs, Linen GOODS.
Also,
Hosiery Department,
An unusually large L. smsrse ns every variety of
English and German Cotton SILK and Lisls Threas
hose, Gloves, hirts. and Small Wares, &C, &c.
sss.s. stock ot cs.d. 4 =; = ; o.
GEETLKEEH's WEAR and TAnoRs' UsEB.
Also,
Carpet Department,
EVER variety Of Rich Velvet wilioa. Tapestry, Bru.
sells. Ply and Ingrain Carpets Canton Mattine,
Floor Oil Cloths Rugs and Lrnagefs; RICH cur.
TAIN sTUFRs, n graf ssrisfvs ana
HoUsR-KEEPIHG GOODS
Also,
Domestic Goods Department,
A fan assorsnsnfoi
AMERICAN, COTTON AND wcoLIxE oCors.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-09

JANIS D. HoUsEAAS JuLiUs II. ssBTa. r. B. BowLrA
HOUSElIAN, SMITH & co.,
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-08-01
A Western Lawsuit.

Law is law out west. Some years ago
an attachment was issued and le Wed upon
the stock in trade of stage company,
and the consequence was very disasterous
olcourse; passeugeres we've piled up here
and there, just where the writ found
them mails were stopped. and the duce
was 10 pay everywhere.
John Jones. attorney for the company
vent out through the several counties ot
the State where the "ptundcr" was held
''by authority OF the people of the State OF
- and moved (as lawyer might
move as the law thcn stood) before aside
Judge, for a " dissolution Of the writ"
Lawyer Jones went for ward swimmingly
for while. and Knocked over the writs,
one after another. like a row Of bricks,
He finally reached the county Of.
where he found the attorneys on the other
side. and the Judge, all evidently expect
iug him, for they were pouIinge whiske y
down the Judge at the log tavern, "a very
fashionable game in those days-but law
is law. telling him funny stories and fire.
quently using Il kind of soft soap touch
ing his legal ability and the high reputa-
SiUn which he had acquired on the bench.
at last took his seat, digni6edly put on his
specs. opened the Revised Statutes. -
spread them out solemnly before him,
and the 'heariug" went on.
But the " FIRE water began 10 operatc,
the eyes Of the judge waxed heavy. and
now and then he gave half surge side
ways in his seat. Jones raised several
objections to the proceedings. and insisted
upon points OF irreguIarity. But the judge
said:
" He didn't k-know but Mr.. Jo-oncs
was right. but he cou-c -couldn't travel out.
slider the st'scrts."
The opposite counsel. Al This bright
observation NODDED their heads and winked
At each other.
Al last J:.rcs saw it was Of no use.
Some six or seven times the Judge had
told him "he couldn't travel outside the
rtaterts." Yes he would rise upon
him"-'lte1e was no other way. He did
rise upon him:
You old bIoat ~ exclaimed Jones,
"you have been in the keeping of these
two petifogers all the morning-you nre
completely picked with whiskey You
are so drunk you don't know law from
gospel Cant travel outside the statute.
eh ? No! indeed you can't and If those
two "shysters" ON the other side could
get one moro drink down your throat,
YOU couldn't travel nt all; outside the
statute Of anywhere else u
Il is singular fact that Jones had nc
trouble after this.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-08-01
A WONDERFUL MONKEY.

Another remarkable passage from the
Quarterly Reviews famous Wild Beast ar
ticle.
The vivacious little capuchin monkeys
are evidently the favorite. and bag most
OF the nets tho b;own capuchin appears
to be particularly knowing, as he keeps a
big pebble at hand, and when he finds
that his teeth are not equal to the task,
lie taps the nut with the stone with just
sufficient force to break the shell without
bruising the kernel. We have often seen
this little fellow take pinch Of snuff, and
assidiousIy rub his own and his compan~
ions skin with it, with full knowledge,
no doubt. of the old receipt for killing
fieas. He will also make use ofan onion
for similar purpose. Among the other
quadrumana in this house we find the le-
murs, which look more like long>legged
weasels than monkeys, and the bright ia
ced little marmosets, who cluster inqui-
ringly to the front Of their cage. looking
in thei1 capshaped head-dress of fur like
so many gossips quizzing you over the
window blinds. ..
AT the present moment there is no spe.
SAo1Sh VI VIC OL OH VI SbALL pdAC0 Ill
! the Gardens, but there have been at Ieast
half.a-dozen located here within the
last ten years, one of which, Jenny
maintained her health for five years. The
damp air Of the Gardens at last brought
on consumption, and the public must re-
member the poor. wheeling, dying brute
with plaster on her chest and blankets
around her the very picture of moribunc
old man. The only specimen in Europe
is in the Jardin des Plantes at Paris. Thi
animal. one of the finest ever seen, is il
excellent health. and promises to mainta
it in the bright air of la Belle France. Al
accomplished naturalist has kindly furnish
ed us with the following particulars 0
this brute. which clearly indicate that b
is very Doctor Busby among his fellows
"He passed through London on hi
way to Paris. having landed at Plymouth
There were then two female Chims, resi-
ding in the Gardens in the Regents Park
and the French Chin was allowed to lode
in their hotel for couple Of nights. o
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-08-01
EERMS.

Cooper's 0larksburg Register is published In
ClaTksburg, Va, every Friday morning, at
H2,0o per annum, in advance, or at the expiration
OF six months from the time of subscribing after
FRhich s., so will invariably be charged.
No subscription viii be received for q less pc
Tiod than six months.
No paper win DO discontinued except at the OPP
zion of the proprietor, until all arrearagea are
paid up-and those who do not oder their paper
60 be discontinued at the end of their torn OF
subscription, will be considered as desiring 70
have It continued.
Advertisements will be inserted at s1.oo per
square of twelve lines for the first three fnsor-
lions, and twenty-five cents for each subsequent
insertion.
liberal deduction on the above rates will be
made to those who advertise by the year,
No advertisement couutedless than q SQUARE
The number ofinsertions must be specified, OF
tho advertisements %ill he continued and charged
accordingly,
ACCOMPLISHMENTS Of candidates for office 81 %
Marriages and Deaths inserted gratis.
All communications, tol insure attention must
he accmpAnied by the authors name aud post
paid.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-08-01
The star-spangIed Hammer.

Ii the French hymn Of Liberty. the
Marseillaise was composed under exciting
circumstances. the Star Spangled Banner
wAs inspired by events no less patriotic
by our distinguished countryman. Mr..
Francis Scott Key. an able and eloquent
lawyer and a gentleman. man of noble
and generous impulse. During the war
with the British in 1914. F. Scott Key
was residing in Baltimore. and hearing of
che detention of dear intimate friend.
he started to obtain his release. He went
as far as the mouth of the PatapSco river,
which enters the Chesepcak Bay, and is
about eighty f;va miles north Of the POto.
mac river. Here he was arrested and
carried on board British Fleet stationed
opposite Fort MclienIv, the b0mhardment
"f which he was compelled TO witness.
The English admiral hoasted before Mr..
Key that h" would take the fort in le "
hours. and the city of Baltimore in n few
succeeding days. The bombardment con-
tinued during the whole day and the fol-
lowing night. without making an impress
sion either on the strength of the work
or the spirit OF the garrison.
Our patriotic countryman stood on the
deck watching, through the smoke which
sometimes obscured it. the banner Of frees
dom waving from the fort. At length
night came on and he could see it no
more. Still he watched until at length
dawn began to bring objects around into
distinctness. With beating heart he
turned to the fort. and there waving in
she morning breeze. high and uninjured.
was the banner, with its stars and stripes,
the banner of freedom and independence,
then IN its early days. 1t was at this
moment of joy and triumph that Francis
Scott Key, under the influence of patriotic
excitement, composed the Star S pangled
Banner. After Mr.. Key had heen li6er-
ated, and the British had retired from
Fort McHenry, without attempting an at.
tack on the city of Baltimore. he compile.
ted his patriotic hymn, which was enthu>
siastically received then, and has ever
been considered as one of the national
songs of our country.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-08-01

FRANKI1x's F1Rsr APPEARAxcE II An
ENa11sH Ps1sr1So ORyIcE.-When quite
youth franklin went to London, enter
ed a printing Office, and inquired II be
could get employment as a printer? +?
Where are you from ?" inquired tie
foreman.
America was The reply.
"Ah," said the foreman. 'from Ameri-
ca lad from America seeking employ
ment as printer Well. do you really
understand the art Of printing? Can you
set type 2"
franklin stepped to one of the cases
and in a very brief space, set the follow
ing passage from the frst chapter Of The
Gospel by st. John /:
Nathaniel saith unto him. can any
good thing come out of Nazareth? PHILIP
saith unto him, come and see"
twas done so quick, SO accurately, aut
contained delicate reproof, SO appropri
ate and powerful, that it at once gave hin
standing and character with all in the of
Zee.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-08-01

ouAI1T1oAr1oSs OF M1ssrss1pr1 EDITOR.
The Yazoo Miss. American Banner is
owned by Mrs. Harriet N. Prewett. This
lady has secured the services ofa political
editor" whom she thus announces:
We have the pleasure Of announcing to
the readers Of the American Banner that
Mr.. John T. Smith, an able writer and a
jealous American, who has been connec-
ted with the MISSISSIPPI ipress for fourteen
years. has bsen engaged to take charge
Of the political department of this paper
during the coming canvass. Mr.. Smith.
though aremarkably courteous and ami
able gentleman. has fought Eve duels, kill
ling his man everytime. He brings into
the political canvas, besides a general
steck Of political information and zeal for
the cause. two bowie knives. one of the
Parson Beecher's Sharpe's rifles, two.sixt
shooters, and sundry canes and shillelahs
not to speak of two pair OF brass knuekIes.
We bespeak for Mr.. Smith a cordial re-
cpetion by the press.gang.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-08-01
now 1T WAS.

was sitting on the sofa.
Little Minnie by my side
She was knitting, and tho Epn7e
Botwccn us wasn't very wide;
As gazcd upon hcr pretty face,
SAW the blush arise.
And the noodles Auw still faster
AS she downward cast her eycS.
| heard her heart heat louder,
And her bosom rose and fell,
With q motion like the ocean,
When it has n gentle swell.
The Pcarly tears were starting
In hor melting eyes OF blue,
And the little space hctwoen Ws
To less than nothing grew.
stolo my arms around her waist,
clnsrcd her to my breast,
Though she struggled like " frightened bird
When caught upon her nest.
How ever had tho courage,
Or the luck, never knew
But kissed her and kissed her,
Until N .nnic kissed me, to.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-08-01
The True Beauty-..Theodosia Bur

The True Beauty--sTheodOsia Burr.
The following interesting articles. the
suggestions contained in which are, we'll
worthy Of regard, is from The Indepen-
dent:
The influence of beauty is universal,
and an influence to which every one will
confess himself susceptible. whether it be
the beautiful in nature or in art. But the
beauty Of the human face is, perhaps, the
most impressive, and yet there are few
who think that it depends at all on cult
vation. The commonly received idea is,
that one is born good DRILL looking, and
canno: help himself, which is very false
and injurious notion.
There may be cultivated on every face
an enchanting beauty-an expression
which will kindle admiration in every one
who looks upon it. which will attract at>
tention and win love far more than any
mere physical combiuation-any perfec-
lion Of form and coloring.
The physiognomist insists that the char.
acter is indelibly stamped on the face
that what one uniformly thinks and feels
traces itself in unmistakeable lines upor
the brow and cheek. This / fully believe
though there may be so many variation.
that it requires long and skilfully practic.
to read correctly what is written.
Aaron Burr is known to every Ameri
can as 9 heartless. unprincipled man, bu
we'll yersed IN the knowledge of the worIc
and the workings Of the human heart
He had an only daughter, of whom b,
was very proud, and of whom he was de
termined TO make a noble high, minde,
woman. Yes, he said, when She was
child. il he thought she would grow up
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-08-01
R0NNETS AND SKIRTS.

Little head and little bonnet!
Little pate with nothing on it
cone might say with nothing in it,
But that you charm me every minute y
Little lady now know
Why mnidens lot thcir rinSlcts grow :
For othcrwise-As bonncts go
Their heads would freeze, and that
Little waist and monstrous founccsl
How the silk sea waves and bounccs
How the hopping pillows quiver,
Like n lovely rusNing river
Oh! wOndrjus watercd silken sea,
What whHlcbJncs in your depths must b.
What lots of gold nil-wastefully
Equnndcrcd on you--bright silkcn sea.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-08-01
From tie LGneGster Intelligeneer.
BUCHANAN.
NJ non.


He's tho man Of tho ago aud his glory and station
He owes not to battle or thunder Of cannon;
But the years of head toll in tho cause OF his
nation,
With fame have encircled the name Of Bu-
chanan.
For nation of freemen the time has gone! By
When prudence in frenzed excitement forgets,
That the heroes of battle but rarely supply
The plans of success which statesman begets
Let our warriors be honored with titles when due
Withiplaudits and lovo in perfect ovation,
But tho statesmen, the able, tho tried, and the
true,
l Are fitted tho bost for executive station.
Mid the great Of Old England he stood unabash-
ed,
Determined and faithful, pacific and bland
And the glory and might of his intellcctf nshed
Tho splendor of fame on his own native land.
In the quiet of Wheatland he rests like a sage,
Tho ablest compatriot of Webster and Clay,
as injustice to them darkens HIS ory's page,
Be true to tho great who arc living to-day.
In the quiet OF Whcatland he rests like sage
In roposc meath the shadow Of oak and Of olm, ,
With his vigor of youth and his wisdom of age,
His country hath mood of his hand at tho helm.
Mighty faults may be shown by tho demagogue's
art
'Twore bottcr that mon, without sin fxod tho
blnmc
Ifho erred twas a fault Of tho head not the hoart
For he's true to his country, and truo TO his
fame.
He's the man of the aga, and his glory and sta
ton,
lie owes not to hattie, or thunder OF cannon,
But the years OF hond toll III the cause OF tho
nation,
With famo have cncirced the name Of Blu
cEuEun.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-08-01

HoRN>A1L-A REMEDY.--Last spring
one of my cows had the horn-ail or dis
temper very bad, and 1 thought I should
lose her iu'spite of all could do. l tried
the different remedies could hear OF, but
without effect. At last thought l would
try something new, and took small sack,
filed it with common salt. and bound ii
between her horns, and then poured on
sharp vinegar until it was perfectly wet.
1 wet it three or four times day until
she got we'll, which was in very short
timed. L. W., Conquest, ". r, in Ru.
raj american.