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AGRICULTURAL.
CURE FOR CHAMBERS.

l have lately discovered aremedy to
cure the glandersin ahorse: ! thought
it might be useful to others, and accord
ingly ] send you the information. Some
time in May last man drove up aud
fastened bis horses by mine, and came
into the store afterwards we both went
out, and | saw that one Of his horses
was sick. He said his horse had the
CHAMBERS, and that he thought it would
have died last night it was so sick
/ was offended because he had tied his
horse SO near mine with contagious
disease, and said no more to him. Some
days after this, the matter being some
what forgotten, was passing near my
horse; he appeared to be sick; | turn
edand went up to him, and. sure enough
he was sick! His throat was swollen
TO terrible degree, so that he could
hardly raise OF lower his head more
ehan an inch OF two. Something must
be done, for | could not part with him
any way at present. ! tried one thing
and another, but all TO no purpose
Now for a study. What vii! do the
thing? Chambers: what are the CLAN.
,lersl Why, is diseased gland; the
little vessels that bring the saliva to the
mouth and the throat are diseased
stopped up, and must be opened. What
will do it2 Tobacco will vomit, and
may open them. took half pound
of fine cut tobacco and poured two
quarts of warm water on It and let it
soak few minutes, and washed his
throat and SO on up to his ears, and his
throat to his legs and between his fore
legs. 1t made him direfnl sick, and
would have vomited him il it had been
possible for horse to vomit. In three
hours, i bathed him again, and the next
morning again. The final effects was,
my horse could put his head to the
ground after the second time bathing,
and after tho third time he could feed
as well as ever, and has done better ever
since. WM. McsnEPAnp,
North Sheffield, Ashtabula CO., 0.
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Iron and Hardware Store.

llOu ullu Lulu W ulO DtulO.
rINHE SUBSCRIBER would announce to tho
i public. that he has just received at tho
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and general assortment Of
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY,
Consisting in part Of Mill, Cross-cut Hand and
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Brass and Bell-mctal Kettles, together with a VA.
rety of other PARTICLES which he will sell WHOLE
SALE OR RETAIL, at prices which cannot fail
to please.
AS ho does business on tho "Roady payn sys.
tcm,. he adds no extra per cent for bad debts.
Iron and : !; =: y. {; e; e.; : ;:
prising all tho various sizes OF Iron and Nails,
( his own manufacture and of tho best quality.
F. II. OLIpHANT.
Morgantown, Dec. l6, lS62.--l75,at
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BURMAu's GREAT MISSIONARY:

BIRMAH'S CHEAT WiSSiVAAhi
on RECORDS OF THE
LIFE, CHARACTER AND ACHIEVEMENTS OF
ADONlRAM JUDS0N.
Elegantly illustrated with fine Steel Engravinss,
and Map, showing at glance the field Of
Jadsun's labors, wish his voyages and
travels, in ono handsome limo volume,
Price One Dollar.
In the preparation of this work, information
has been taken from every available source. In
stead of long abor-saying quotations usual in es'
tended biographies, the journals and correspond
csce of Judson have been examined with minute
care, and every thing of permanen. interest ill.,
corporated in the narrative. The volume presents
accounts of the Burman missions, from time to
time, in readily accessible form, without rem
derine it burdensome with statistical tables. The
progress of translation is accurately noted, III
manner which, while adordng narrative OF the
everyday lubors Of the great translator, avoids
u Unnecessary sameness, A faithful exhibition oil
his views in the controversy concerning faithful
versions, which in great measure sprung from
his labou in trnnslations, will be given, as ais"
his views on other grave questions relating to
missions, sc. In fine, every thing which tends
to delineatc the abundant labors OF Judson III The
cause OF eyangelization, will BIO found IN such
form, that il is hoped that the work will greatly
aid to give his name the " everlasting reh'eh-
brancc" promised to the righteous.
From The Baptist Memorial.
awe have seen some Of the ongravings, and
consider them in the highest perfection OF the ART
The public will hail with pleasure this publication
From Rer. S. Adsit, Jr. Pastor Of the Baptist
Church, Sennett, N. Y.
aI have seen the great want of a dollar mo.
moir DR. Judson, and am glad this demand is
about to be supplied"
From hhe Mothers Magasine
owill be real acquisition to our Christian
literature. -.-
Correspondent Of The Christian Secretary
"Tbe Memoir of Judson is, we arc glad to learn
to be offered to the public at the low price ozone
dollar. iNn
One Of the most prominent men in tho denoH,,'
nation writes ,-s'So far as can judge the work
will be well DONE"
A correspondent ofthc N. Y. Baptist Register
writes: +" The cause Of Christian Missions must
be advanced by giving ",lls million" Missionary
intelligence" list FEB. i4'
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A Grazing Farm for Sale.

l wish to sell my Farm Of $50 Acres,
situate on the Evansville pike, II miles
from Morgantown. Of this tract $50 a.
crcs are improved, and about 200 acres
are under fence. It is mostly sown in
grass. On the premises are two dwelling
houses, log barn and several gu. build.
ings ; also two young apple orchards and
other fruit trees. The whole is we'll wa
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Of cultivation.
Ny price is eight dollars per acre.
The title is good, and possession will be
given on the Isl Of April next -i
For view Of the premises, and other
particulars, call on the subscriber living
thereon. VIM. MlLLER. z
Angus, "a, 1852. cliff B
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FARMERS. READ THIS!

FARMERS, READ THIS!
TN7E have on hands, and for sale, very
wv cheap for Cash,
True American Ploughs, at Sc to ST 50
Patent Lever No. do. at Sc to 30
Ohio Shafler do. at So TO 5U
Improved Brown do. at $3.50 TOT 90
Hillside Ploushs, 50 10 Cash.
The Castings made at Durbannah Foundry,
and stocked BY LEROY X. Hall.
- Plough Points.
One horse and Bull points at % cts. cash
Levers and Cranes do. 20 81 do
Hillside points 5o cts: cash
True American do. SO TO 81 cash.
Improved Brown points, 80 to 81 cash.
do do I.andsides, each so cash
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Bull Landsides No. A, do ia cash
Patent Lever Landsides, do %
Also,
Crates, Stoves, HollOw-Ware, &c.
We intend to keep on hand always, Q
general assortment ofPlows, Points, &c.
Remember the place 10 find them-near
the Courthouse.
LAZIER & FLEMING.
April 25, 1858.
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MORGANT0WN FLOUR MILL


ALL persons who have been accustomed
TO get their grinding done at Rogers Mill,
and all o,heis who are fond Of good -four
are respectfully notified that the subscriber
has taken the said Mill for a term OF years,
a, cash rent, aud thus has the exclusive
charge Of the Mill.
With the advantage Of sundry improve.
men,s made in the Mil, together with strict
attention to business, and loll.dish Just
right and RICH, side up, he expects TO com
pete successfully with his brother Millers,
and to give general satisfaction.
He wishes it particularly understood BY
Farmers and Others, that all who bring good
whca, may rely upon having good flour.
~ The highest market price will be CIV
en- for Wheat. JAMES,. CRAIG.
October q, 1853. If
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When wereaect that every mother has
children ofsurprising genius, il isa matter
ofserious enquiry where all the ordinary
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A correspondent ofthc N. Y. Baptist Register
writes: a,ihe cause Of Christian Missions must
be advanced by giving " ,ls million" Missionafy
intelligeneo." list Feb. ID.
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Correspondent efihe Christian Seeretarg
"The Memoir of Judson is, we aregad to learn
to be offered to the public at the low price oione
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treme heat and moisture Of the climate to be
the most favored portion of The earth
Along the main trunk Of the Amazon, II is
a. most delightful country FER the blocks
There the wild African may enjoy the tropical
heat, much more to his satisfaction than among
the mountains.
Do not let your Imagination be too much ex-
cited by reports Of large Jumps of gold said to
be somewhere in the wilderness, where the eli
mate is sickly, and where the inhabitants are
savage and warlike, with fair proportion OF
tigers and mosquitoes, neither few nor far be-
tween.
1t is wrong to suppose even North Ameri-
can, would attempt to leap over seventeen ca
taraots in q steamboat, fr so small q prize as
ten thcnsaGd dollars-the reward offered by
the Bolivians to the first captain of q steam
vessel who shall enter . river of their coun-
try.
Many thanks for your kindness to me, o
stranger in your land. look back with plea
sure to my visit there
l am, sir, your obedient servant
LARDNER GIBBoN, Lieut.. U. S. Navy.
SENIOR Don CARLOS BRDoux, Merchaat, Of
Cochabamba Bolivia.
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FRIaHrru1 ACCIDENT Harvey Chase, Of the Arm

of Boughton q Chase, who manufacture cut shin
giles on the east side Of the river, just above Clsr
rsss street bridge, this morning caught by the
belt that carries the machinery, and driven round
on drum that makes eighty revolutions minute,
bringing his limbs III body in contact with various
objects, and lacersting him in . shocking manner
He had one arm broken tvo or three times, one
foot much injured, II not crushed, three OF his
RIBS fractured, and suffered internal bruises which
ferrous OF ell. His lungs are injured, and there
signs Of the rupture Of internal blood vessels The
accident occurred about III A. NJ, and the sufferer
is ret alive and sensible, though the injuries are
such ~ 70 make Il doubtful whether he can lopZ
suyytyer-Rochsstr advertiser, yuly ~.
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WHOLE TowE X QUARANrIsg--The Board of
Health of the village of Lockport have literally
placed their goody town in state of quarantine.
they have denounced "the pr actce OF congregating
IN erge numbers at funerals and denied the rites
OF sepulchre within the town 10 any person who may
be unfotura ate as 20 die Just outside of the corpo
Ia'ion limits. They have gone further, and or.
dered,
That all persons having families in the said village OF
ockpor hereby ordered TO refrain, for forty days
from TIN date Of this ordinance from taking boarding
or odplng in their families, any person persons who
msy hk6sfter and within forty days from the date
hereof t-,me into the said village OF Lockport.
We publish this ordinance for the purpose of ad.
visinR cur friends, thst under its terms they are
prohibited from obtaining board or lodging with any
family residing Mt Lockport for the same space Of
tine that the flood prevsied--forty days and forty
nights, Of course! The man who goes from any
point outside Of this modern ordinance walled city,
on business with its population, must take his bed
srd board with him, or fast and sleep under the
broad canopy Of heaven. Why didn't the Board Of
Health prohibit people from goiog outside, with.
in that period TO mngle with the world, and bring
home with them Infectious ard contagious diseases.
Inasmuch as fright is provocative OF disease, we
should not be surprised to hear that the entire
Board of Health OF Lockport had fallen victims to
the choers.--Bufaio Express,
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Tablet 20 the Late Harry Hunt.

10 TEE HIT0R OF THE NEW YORK HkKALD.
DEAR SIR saw In last Sundays Dispatch q
paragraph stating that an effort about to be
made, By the 'fiends" Of the late Henry B. Hunt,
20 erectA tablet TO bis memory. Madame Thion's
reply. in 10 days HERALD, to that portion OF the
aa,d parr graph which made a pointed sllusion Ia
aiIl you permit me 70 STATE, for the information
of those knd-bnt rather siow-sfienjsn Of TIE
late Mr. Hunt that neat and appropriate "tsbet'
has long ence been placed over his resting place
one Of the pre,test spots in Grsenwood-by Dir.
Charles Welcot, IT his own EXPENSE.
VIM. REYNOLDS, ATS Broome street.
New YORK, Aug. i, 1854.
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BURGLARY AT BELLEvrLE, N. J.-This village
was infested on Saturday night with q gang OF
burglars, Tho inside an attempt on q number of the
most prominent residences 10 the place, but only
succeeded in entering those Of Mr.. John Dow aud
G. J. Williams. They entered Hr. Dow's bedroom
and took about $40 In money, . gold watch, and
some of his wearing apparel, without discovery.
Mr.. Wipiams, seeing the light from the matches
liz bsd with his sword, which he usually keeps In
his room, upon which tie rascals made q basty r.
,-sst without any booty. They have not been csp
,ued lsI
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All Right.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEW YORK HERALD

SIR--In your columns Of this morning fiod the
following inquiry
INFORMATION WANTED, VERY BApLY.-ws have been
queted TO AK OF the parties concerned no happen
ed thst Thomas r. Whitney, rampant leader Of the
Know Nothiprs closeted at the Aston House the
other day for two long hours, with the Hon Thurlow
Weed, the central organ OF Sewardsms Are the Kno
Nothings or the serard party to be sold' That's All.
In reply, allow me to state that was not closeted
with the Hon. Thurlow Weed nas the Astor House
the other day." never exchanged word with
that gentleman, and have not the honor of his per
sonal acquaintance. Respectfully,
THOs r WHITNEY
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Mn. J. @. BENSxrr -

Mn. j. @. BgNSETr -
sR-In your paper Of yesterday, you state thai
"atked leave to introduce I'LL to repeal the Eugi-
tive Slave law Of ls5o,r and moved for suspensoa
Of the rulss Of the House to ensble me to dc 90.
Mr.. Tboe P. Elliott, Of Mass., made the motion IA
which you alluded, and not myself. You will SEQ
BY looking at the vote that voted against The mo
tiY. :
So far from making or fsvoring such motion.
telieve that he who favors slch proposition Is en-
enemy TO bic country and his oountrys constitution.
You VIII please correct your report Of the proceed
ipgs Very respectfully,
yoHs Il. ELLIOTT, Of x.