prtunt objectsLOBEILIA I NFL AT A. ‘This in perhaps the most valu ihle Medi. na f i« world produces. I have not as vetV A. #id no opportunity to test its effects on theiman. no? yet h iving anv eaHO ttiat requir- ____, orse, the twoMowing cases will prove its irilitv on the limal creation beyond the possibility of anb*. '! he Editors throughout the Fnitfdnfes would certainly confer an obligationtheir pat rone to give it an insertion.In December last I had a valuable Colthen extremely ifl tn the course of the night appearance in the morning wae irnmedi. e death; I could form no idea of tie ciissc;I gave i/ several drenc ee of suchnr* as I had beenichn the j ibit of giving inises; T gave it several injections of ifferent kinds, and had it passed the whole ■msrth of a boys arm, but noth og I did had »e least apoaient effect, I had a few lavs revtotts obtained halfa pound of Lobelia on i* leaf, I proposed giving it »s an .cxperi-aent—one uf the atibecribing witnesses to his, advised me to he cautious of giving nMedicine I had so linJe knowledge of, leastshould destroy my beau?iful Colt (was her rxnrcs'ioa.) f therefore gave it but a small mrtion to wltal I might atlu/rwise have dote h* next morning here was no appearance if any thing but tmme ’iate dea'h; I was thenJ.... f/fr Agi':,' Wle tor mined, live or die, to test the full ffectif this to me unknown Afedicine. As wt 11ji I can recollect 1 gave it about H large ta. de spoon fulls and left wt for imtnedat# eafh, as I had to rxde to see one of mv neigh. ouf»;on my \yat f report# ! mv f eColt'w »s s|#k and that I would not giv one dol-Ihe chance of savtnwr it. In *he even.Crltr‘itr wt» leadmvColtsaid thev, it is ?o app“ trance as el! as eveA except that it is verv hollow, hey stated that two orthreo hours after Iad gtwen it the dose of Lobelia lhat it oper. ted briskly and in a few minu? 4 after got ip and began to eat the drv straws the vard thev then turned in its mother and it such-d hs well as over, which it had not #fonlt; r near 40 hours. In the interim 1 hadel l up to its mother, hut it appeared not t0ave strength or sense to suck. It has beenrfectlv well ever since.On Thursday the bth inst. I rode mv wellhorse F*rfield out two different'c ~ y*r ----^imes; one to where my negroes were at ark,and in the evening to Hr. King% store, discovered nothing to ail him, but that he k* extremely restless, and left me each time nd ran home- On my way from Kings, I ad an occasion to stop, which gave him an pportunity of leaving me; this he had not one for sens* years previous—on ^aturdav th a !Hr. Watl whe lives with me caughtira to ride to Mingo—he immediately se »r me, slid your horse has got a disease hich will in all probability destroy him; hiswo# mnft k avrrhllmt. din much Ho th At If