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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-01-20

Parson Brownlow, in late letter, thus ac-
cepts the invitation recently extended TO him
by Horace Greedy:
Horace Greedy has announced that when
reach New York as l expect to do in the
spring, the arrangements are to have nv ar
guments and statements refuted by Fred.
Douglass, one Of the colored orators Ihave
arranged to meet his case. l shall take with
me servant, acting here in the capacity of a
barber, and known as ALT Anderson. He is
large ine-looking negro. between the years
of "a and 30-reads and writes well--has
some experience as a public speaker-has
stentorian lungs-is strong. forcble speak
er-rather eloquent than otherwise and is
native Of East tennessee. He will meet col.
ored orators, advocate and illustrate South.
ern slavery, and oppose abolitionism. In the
mean time, if you can induce him to go with
yon upon an underground railroad TO Canada,
or TO remain in your glorious land of freedom.
will let him do either, aud give no opposi-
ton to stealing HIM"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-01-20
MASSACHUSETTS LEGIsLATURE.
TUESDAY, Jan. 10, 1868.
cINSrpR


The petition of Reuben Whitcomb and
others for the establishment in the State of
an Asylum for the Deaf and Dumb was ia
ken from from the files and referred to the
Committee on Public Charitable Institutions.
1t was ordered that the Joint Standing
Committee on Banks and Banking consider
the expediency of making the legal rate of
interest per cent. instead of per cent.
Joint Committee on Printing. Senators
Swift, Crane and Earle were appointed on
the part of the Senate on the Committee on
Printing, provided for in the joint rules
adopted by the Senate.
1t ives ordered that the Committee on the
Judiciary be instructed to consider the expe-
dieney of the abolition of the poll tax on men
sixty years of age aud upward.
The bill to perpetuate the evidence of the
foreclosure of mortgages of personal property
was ordered to a third reading.
Mr.. Parker of Suffolk asked leave to intro
duce bill in reference to Parishes and Re-
ligious Societies.
The House bill relating to the finances of
the Commonwealth was read third time
under suspension of the rules,
Tomorrow, at IL IL O'Clock, was assigned
for the election of Sergeant at Arms.
Adjourned.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-01-20
pTrerr Z M ~, % ~ Oh Thousand blowers.N
Also sold by S. DNsMoRs, SO Main street.

=, MnSsc lA@tfon = For iesdnche, Neurlga, Bheurna
tism, Oaarrh TOothache add Chilis-If Inn, iit vi a,
Is MT gwen return the bottle, and he money wi he re-
anded Il wiil stop The Headache, NuurAsia Vheao-
Ism &c II tne dirscions 90 the bottle are fl1wed
From to eight bottles Is warranted Ia ourr az RIM
Inatsm For sale by CEas. CLAREE, DAVID soJrY @, A
HARRINGTON Il Co., and CHAs. eIBtkY
APPS deruawiy
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-01-20
and Benjamin Stevens was declared elected on
the part of the House. Adjourned.

ONE BAD EFFECT OF THE Mild WINTER
Everything in this world is mixture of good
and evil. While the unemployed poor of the
Eastern States are rejoicing in the mild wealth
er OF the season, the farmers at the West are
mourning over the fact that the mild, humid
atmosphere Is rotting their corn to an alarm
ing extent. The following is from fine Ev-
ansville (Ind.) Journal of the 5th inst:
Corn. We are sorry to learn that the dam
age to the corn crop on the Ohio, in the coun-
ties above us, is far more extensive than was
supposed A large portion of the corn is rap
idly decaying. The cob is damp and soft,
and as soon as it is piled up in the pens and
cribs, 1t begins to rot, and the decay rapidly
extends to the gram, and in many Instances
where farmers thought they had gathered n
sound crop, they have been surprised to find
their corn cribs emitting very offensive odor
and on opening the corn they have found the
interior heated and rotting rapidly. Many
have attempted to arrest the decay by opening
their cribs and spreading their corn, but with
only partial success. In recent excursion
through several counties on the river, there
was little corn seen that would be safe to
ship. The recent wet and warm weather has
increased the destruction of the crop, and in
some neighborhoods fears are expressed that
scarce enough will be raised for food or seed.
Prices have begun to advance, and if the de-
struction goes OIL, t1ey will go much higher,
and they will ultimately affect the prices Of
wheat and -four. The quantity of corn that
will be shipped from the Ohio river the pres
ent season. will be very much diminished by
this disaster. If what has passed under our
observations be correct indication of the
condition OF the crop, the amount fit for ship.
ment South, above the mouth of Green River,
will be very small.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-01-20
Arrs.l or CounterCcilorn.

WATERBURY,, Ct, Jan. I9-Wm. J. Dun
bar, Samuel Thompson, and VIM. Cowd,
were arrested here this afternoon, by the dep
uty marshal, Mr.. Trip, ON a charge OF coun-
terieiting three cent pieces. They will be
taken to Hartford tomorrow morning for OK
animation,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-01-20

Sbnim h now making the following styles OF Pic.
tuets IN the bet possible manner Phoograpis, Da-
guerreotypes sptrccgrAphs, M.lsnotypes aud andre
types.
Ills productions for his patrons will be AS they ever
nave been superior TO any other artists Ia this city, Lis
MN 10 * elsur and the results Of his experiments are
hhgiole evidences Of his Call and sxamtas
spcinens at his rooms, 1876 dan street, over Cidssns'
pehhi hVfcthtcrt Moss dim
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-01-20

sE%TFth ,it.4., ~ uhi.t.
"%1pfnppgci EosclaaN as ~, in,tle BY
j. ~ Spalding, confines cycryVAHg Gin
o@lHs'mf%%) required to give richnca e { sauty,
gu elegance 10 the hair. Its nca%5nd Moan.
V'e from IN Njurious minerals y oils, Nd
eNn do no possible harm. The pc,g me is dcA
ieNe and agrcaalo. We advise al 10 use 4
who desire clean, healthy scalp, and Leaua
fu head Of hair.
For forcing the growth or the hair. prevent
ing It's falling off, and restoring il TO bald
places, the Rosemary Ia, probably been used
with as much success as any known article.
"J' RUSSELL SrALp!So, u fremont Street
Copp. Muscum) Boston, Mass, proprietor"
SOLD 10 woraeuler by 81. b. Ganes & Ca. d soou
and all Drug lists. w. - 'Oo'''
"a stitch in time oftin,es savc. nina.
Was eungin ages d,
a. ialr tht,s gray II checked to-iay
wiz save hoary head
IN mote, oh haste, nor moment ygste
" viii net Just like charm.
a glorious stun (thls ia no puf)
Mason'a alpine Hair slim
~, ,or a9le by j. O. MIL, MI GREEN A co. DA
w a9uiE OlAhLk3 stBLEY, GO n. gpIJaR
'' 'ish.N' df8dwdn myi3
Bueh'a Cough Care I.oxcu,,ca ara s,,,.y,oy
UB 0HH MeatrtHe in the form o Candy ar i,,,sn
gl Tor the cure of Colia Coughs IIoarsnsss Aslbma
Vfoup Whooplng Oough, Sore Throat and an dsesses o
TIC Throat and Lungs.
~, Prsand And sold At wholesale and retail BY rrEEfA
CO., "a Front street. deodu - n,chaa
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-01-20

The great pedestrian match, for $500 side,
between Lambert and the Lynn Buck, to walk
upon plank until one of the parties sits, sleeps,
or falls off, commenced at Constitution Hall, Sud
bury street. Boston, on Monday last, at twelve
o'clock, NJ.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-01-20

Court OF COMMON PLEAs.-Erastus Spaul-
ding, sdr., VS.. Alfred Barnes. This case occu-
pied the entire day on Monday. On Tuesday
morning the Jury returned verdict for the
plaintiff for S2l7
Dewey & Williams for plaintiff; P. C. Bacon
and &. B Stoddard for defendant.
On trial, Dan Hill, adr VS.. Washington Hunt.
E. Washburn and F. Hoar for plaintiff; P.
C. Bacon and P P Todd for defendant
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-01-20
A PROCLAMATION
L . L H E L A ID E S

"HgREA7 it appears that the days of righ honor, and
lnt gritty, are fast fading away. and WHERE'S the
scfupulous and ignorant daily taking advantage Of
the profound and learned, Be IT KNOWN FHEREFOBE to
AZ, whether MAIDS, Wives, WIDows, that DIR.
ohEEsEN ANS FEMALE PILLS ALONE the certain
panac Tor the troubles Incident to female disorganiEa
oi 'hey ALONE correcting all painful menstrUaton,
sug palpitstoer Of the heart disturbed sleep, phin
~ tie trie and causing health and happiness TO ths
Tuoie SEX more especially the MARBEp PORTION, as
tuey aIe certain 10 bring the monthly period with
Iesuisilty' AND WHEREAS, these PILLS are purely
Vege'sole ana entirely ree from minerals therefore per-
leCy harmless IN their operations, and wholly unlike
other medicines thrust the public purportirg IN
effect the objects alr'a3y detailed THeRFPoRS BE II
KNOWN, that NOTHING but the said PILLS Of DR.
CHEESEMAN will accomplish the desired object when
DIsAPPIVTaEeT has bsan experienced under the egime
of OTHER Pill and the LADIES' will this Procla.
maton 10 spread amor st them ibei own everlasting
beneat-aw4ys promising that said Proclamation in one
Gaze must be considered null and void; that is tn say
that the Pill not be taken when any female is in
an INTERESTING ooEDITIlN otherwise miscarriage will
be the inevitable result.
Explicit directions, be carefully read accompany
each box. Price 81 Sent By mail enclosing 81 to
DR.. Cornelius Cheeseman, Box 453I, Post Office New
York City to NJ. b. Green 4 Co.. Worcester Mass.
ID by one Druggist in every town in the United
States.
Given under my hand and seal
Z. L. CHEESEMAN, NJ. D.
R. B. HUTJH1NGs, General Agent for tn. United
states 1856 Chambers St. New YORK, whom ell orders
should be addressed.
u Sold by NJ Green Co., Worcester.
dS daW6m
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-01-20

E0tiutea.-Oangt to the failures Of piiotures taken
ny tpths'S Patent process many think The tmbrotyos
not durable picture, Tne Improved Patent AmbOtyne
such 20 are taten by d. MA&HAM, are not only he
most dlrabe picture made, bat far superior ia tone aud
nnsh 90, one and all to 1axhaug Il you wish "A GOOD
Hal, Harrington Corner. an o5i
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-01-20

ARREST OF CoUNTERFEITERs- The New
York police on Monday arrested John Fred.
mach, proprietor of porter house, corner Of
West and Harrison streets, and John Hag-
gard, his bar keeper, on a charge of manufac-
turing and uLtering bogus coin A large
quantity of counterfeit fifty cent. twenty five
cent and ten cent pieces were found on the
premises; also a gayanic battery, moulds,
chemicals, and other apparatus, for the kinds
OF coin mentioned. The accused was
brought before U. S. Commissioner for ex-
animation.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-01-20

ILL-BRED BAxERs.-- Borden's me-
chanical bakery has gone into operation in
Philadelphia, the small one horse bakers 70.
sort to all sorts Of tricks 10 retain their own
customers and to iniqre their successful com
potitor. One Of their devices Is to keep a dir
~ and disgusting loaf of bread in their show
window, labelled and purporting to be the
product Of tho steam bakery, and thus create
false impression of the article. This is very
~ bred on the part Of the BAKERS to say the
least.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-01-20

A CONTESTED SEAT IN CoNGREss.- spe-
cial dispatch from Washington to the Phila.
delphia Bulletin says that the House Commit
tee on Eleetiona had a meeting on Saturday
morning, when the counsel for Mr.. Vallan-
bingham, of Ohio, Democrat, contestant for
the seat Of Mr.. Campbell Republican, argued
that the Dred Scott decision must control the
House IN deciding the case, number of col.
ored persons having voted for Mr.. Campbell.
1t is announced, however, that Mr.. Campbell
has just reached Washington with testimony
that two Of the blacklist men in the District
voted for Yallandingham.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-01-20

COMPASSIONATE SfNPLIolTY.-A little child
IN church, observing the minister to be very
vehement in his words and gestures, cried
iou,, Mother, why don't they lot the M an
out Of the box ;"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-01-20

POLICE CoURT.-Yesterday ohm Collins, for
getting drunk, was fined 81 and costs, and com.
mitted.
Moses NJ. Warner, for same offence, was fined
81 and costs, and paid
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-01-20

We are under repeated obligation to Hon
Charles Sumner, for public documents of great
value ana importance.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-01-20

FIRST PAGE.-Then and Now-The Late DR..
Arson Jones-A Regiment Put to Flight by
Swarm of Bees-Punch
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-01-20


Dear Sir 1T is now believed that the Free
State men have carried the State ticket and
majority of the Legislature under the Lecompton
Constitution, not counting Leavenworth county,
which is still in doubt. The frauds were prac.
tised as usual, but, it is believed, not quite big
enough to defeat us. You will remember that
this result was obtained after State Convention
had decided not to Uofe. Had that Convention
decided to vote, We would have triumphed every
where nearly. Some of US have been in favor of
taking possession of the Lecompton State Govern
ment, but were overruled in the Convention, by,
in my judgment, an unworthy game. But the
people, many of them determined to vote, and
have signally rebuked these trcksters.
If ii proves that we have that government, Mr..
Buchanan can do what he peases with the Con-
stitution, we safe, aud dependent upon no out.
side powers for protsction from tyranny.
The two Legislatures are in session in this town,
but what they will do is not determined. There
is talk of calling another convention by the Ter
ritorial Legislature, for Constitution, &c The
State Legislature will do nothing unless the Ter.
ritorial Legislature removes all distinctions
There is nothing doing in land or other specu.
lating operations.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-01-20

JOB PRINTING, in every variety Of style, from
visiting card to the laigcst-sized poster exc
cnted promptly and on reasonable terms, at this
office.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-01-20
sREoiAL N0rICEs.
HORSE ilLAyKnrs

HORSE BLANK ETs
For ,sale twenty-five per cent less than Al anv ob.,
place IN Woroeater, by
ma j, 81. F0LLANsBgE, Agent,
o0''O doS"u Foster street, OPP, n. a W. Depot
= a. Pettcngtil g 90, NeRapay,r and Adyer
ps Atehls tre thv Agens or ihc spv aud are autbor
sgu W receive Adytlaen na Aud subscriptions Tor ne M
the same rates as required az this office rheir rrcei
a. Boston, 10 State street UNIV "
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-01-20

MIR. FLEToHER's LECTURE Bear in mind the
Lecture before the Lyceum & Library Assoeia-
ton, tomorrow evening, at Mechanics Hail.
The known reputation OF the lecturer, and the
importance of the subject on which he 10 to speak,
should secure crowded house
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-01-20
GN0RGE sRSSI0Ns-
., - u u n , 7laoIUN
drumming UnderfaIser s. Coin Ware

hOHAe,
Sohns' BASKETS, Patent Metallic Burial Gases ard
nooeS Of every description, always on baud Also Inc
NEW PATENT METALLIC CAsKGr Of an sizes ''''' nv
Every thing connected with thn tn.ra',ss.. 49,
as pTom'ly attended to. No ~ Front Street rsincs
90 Front street, Worcester, uass d6gtf r9S
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-01-20

KANzAs MATrERs.-We find in the Boston
Traveller the following letter, from gentleman
who has taken distinguished part in Kanzas
politics. 1t is as late any authentic informa-
ton which has been received, and may be relied
on as correct:
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-01-20

Petitions Presented and Referred. Of varl-
Gus parties, for the removal Of Judge Loring !;
of Josiah Newan and others Of Lynnfield,
against the petition of the Eastern Railroad
Co.; of Leavitt Thaxter and 259 others of Ed
gartown, against the removal of the Dukes
County buildings of Joseph T. .Pease and
others, for the same; of 7. c. Farnsworth
and othees, against the incorporation of the
town of Belmont
The Speaker laid before the Houee a COM
munication from the Auditor, giving list of
all the commissions, agencies, and special
committees, who have received State pay for
the past four years.
tho 10
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-01-20

= UND9tFH, a1IFns ---,-Ihere are Two gays bv
lutte, nd secondly in believing too much rb ob GosIS
uuOssVtrs need net Cater themselves that here Is any
degree = wisdom sh WI in doubling syerythns for as
IAf as our Observation extends tire laieyrsal II blers
are invariably bockbeads. Read Dr. BGsJ adv ytiss
me ment Of this week in another column 10 INVfLID3.
Inc hnts and suggestions there be CLEANED viii re-
to read it. 10y sIVNl1 nNS iaiA
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-01-20

LAID on the table and ordered to be printed.
The Commissioners on the State House
presented report, from which it appears that
the appropriations for the interior care OF the
State House for the past year were $40, $50
81. Ordered to be printed
Orders Adopted.-That the Judiciary Com
mlttee consider the expediency of so amend
ing the laws relative to voting, that voters
shall reside a limited time in the district, in
order to be qualified to vote previous to an
election Of State, county, city, or town Of
hcers; that the Judiciary Committee consider
the exIediency of amending the laws in rela-
ton to election of Overseers of Poor and Sc
lectmen, SO that they may be chosen in the
same manner as are School Committees that
the committee having in charge the question
of abolishing the Governors Council. also
consider the expediency of making the Lieut..
Governor er o6fcio President OF the Senate
that the Committee on Qualification of Voters
consider the expediency of so amending the
constitution as to require fourteen years
residence from all aliens before they can be
allowed to vote or hold office.
Report Of Committee. Judiciary-Inexpe-
dent to legislate on the order relating to re-
pealing the law which makes parties in civil
suits witnesses in their own cases.
Election Of Sergeant-at-ArmS.-At eleven
o'clock the House proceeded to a ballot for
this officer, within the following result:
Whole number Observation-Disclosures.
Necessary to choice.
Bepjamin Stevens of Boston.
Joseph v hits Of lowell. Observation-Disclosures. 81
Il NJ. B-nehley 9f Dorchester. Is
W.T. Davis OF Greenfield. ..................... II
and Benjamin Stevens was declared elected on
the part of the House. Adjourned.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-01-20

lnYniids-Do not "a to read DR.. Bliss, ADVERTISE
Let fail to read H. '-'' 'A'o" ~
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-01-20

A. ~ oodiand CTeaPnA pomaae lDr bsautifyiDe
the Hair- highly psilumed ssn,ror IN % 5 ssa.t ~
&c ippor'ei, and Tor halt the price Fr teseine The
mar o. ladlls u has no equal giving Il b~rhf p,ssv
appearance 1t causes gent men'5 hair 10 ,uf ia he
mos' natural manner. ltremoyes 1audrnf always civ
lng ne appearance Of being fresh sbap, Price
ouiy hiV ce1ts None genuine unless signed
khIhLDOA q CO. prnnrI.tnra ~ 40
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-01-20

% A L ESTATE BROKER
90 Aoaoe Block, corner Of Main and Foster
az Streets, Worcester, Mass. dkgts
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1858-08-24
Gbe Wrstfrn Demofrat.
CHARLOTTE, N. G.
JEWS IN PARLIAMENT.
.Sueurtng an of Baron Ioothschil1.

On the 9th OF July, at the morning session OF
the House OF Commons, Baron Rothschild present
ed himself to be sworn, before Taking his scat
The scene is thus described:
A few minutes after twelve o'clock, and before
the commencement of public business, Baron
Rothschild entered the House and took Il scat On
one of the benches below the Speakers gallery.
He was accompanied by several private friends
The number of members present ut the time was
very small but the benches on either side soon
filed and more than one hundred honorable gen
tlcmcn voted in the division which subsequently
took place.
The Speakcr-Any honorable member who de-
sircs to take his scat will please come to the table
to be sworn
Baron Rothschild Immediately presented him
self at the bar, where he was met by Lord John
Russell and Mr. Abel Smith, who, amid consider
able cheering from the opposition benches, led him
to the table. He was about to take copy Of the
| prescribed oath from the hands Of the clerk, when
| Mr. Warren rose to order, and begged to put !:
| question to the Speaker. The honorable gentle
man, however, was not allowed to proceed, being
received with cries OF "orlcr !" and 'Char!
The Spcakcr-The taking of his scat by an
! honorable member is matter of privilege and
ought not to be interrupted by any discussion
(Chcers) ;.
| u o0''N-O
tious objection to taking the oath III the form ten
dercd to him, and he was thercupon requested tc
withdraw Lord John Russell then moved a reso-
luton in conformity with the act, to the effect that
the Baron, person. protesting the jewish religion
was prevented from sitting and voting in the House
by reason of his concientious objection to take th(
oath in the form required by the act. After somH
remarks by Mr. Warren, it agreed to. Lore
John Russell then moved further resolution
likewise in pursuance Of the act, "that any person
protesting the Jewish religion may hcnccforth, OF
taking the oath prescribed in an act OF the presen
session of Parliament to cntitle him to sit and Vot
in this House, omit the words 'and | make thl
declaration upon the true faith OF a Christian
! Mr. Warren said he should take the sense OF tn
House upon this resolution. The House was d
yided. and the resolution was carried by SO to 81
Baron Rothschild then advanced to the table
conducted as before by Lord John Russell and NJ
\. Smith, and as he walked up the floor of tn
; House he was greeted by loud cheering from tn
opposition benches He desired to be sworn upo
the old testament, and his request being at ono
complied with by the Speaker, he took the ne
form of oath, omitting the words ''and | make tn
declaration on the true faith of Christian" 1t
honorable gentleman then signed the roll OF larIi
. mcnt, and after shaking hands with the Speak
and the Chancellor Of the Exchcqucr, he took
seat on the front opposition bench lie then +
ceived the congratulations Of many honorab
members.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1858-08-24

DEATH FROM THE GROWING OF Toe NAll:-
"a man lately died in Boston from the growing
in of a toc-nail." Did he? We regret to hear 1t:
We regret still more to hear that any one has lived
to mature ane without learning how to prevent the
growing in of a toc-nail by which we suppose IS 5
meant that frequent occurrence OF the corner OF
the nail growing into the everything fesh' IN CON
sequence of wearing shoes or boots too tight.
We have known cases of excruciating suffering
arising from this cause and only last week we
rode down town in company with surgeon on his
from the corner Of the nail growing into the flesh.
Do not cut away the offending corner of the
nail as is usually done, very short, but cut notch
in the centre, quite down to the quick, and Keep
that notch there until the difficulty is cured, which
will sometimes be with the first cutting The
philosophy OF the remedy is that the cut breaks
the arch, and naturally changes the curvature OF
the nail, and makes the corners OF the nall turn
up instead Of down.
Scrrpc gutter along the top of the nal is also
very good