Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-25
. San Juan BrDiis'a To,,,

I" San Juan Bqpiis,a 1ajn,,o
Aug so, 1850. {
81 now send, in the brig Eliza. A boY
the care Of Mr.. Clark, the best ,ar;ety o u'a'
rej,tco del Gudco, well rooied.) 50 rsi.S ". 20
here, as remedy for the bites of yepono '''''
pents--and a copy of an extract from d, g. ''
mela Gazette OF September 18th, 1902. rel,a..
to lis wonderful virtues. also send sn.fs;'
quantity Of ,he:dfied plant for expeimen, ''''I =
tonic qualities are certainly great. 10 dnar..'aa
antidotal powers, is here considered as k,rs,','
as it was all overthc world, unlil LATELY. toIo-p,
those OF vaccination. Mr. c. will flrn..G ,'"
verbally with any information in his pov., W.
corning The VARIES other plants and seed, aI:..
accompany him
Tr0n sla,ion from the Gufamtla Go,,,.
REMEDY FOR THE BITES OF poisoNov, S..
In the KINGDOM of Santa Re. there h., -
known for 4 long time anon. the Inli-n, rs,
negroes. most eilicacioas remedy acsir,, ,-
dents caused by poisonous serpents. Il con-.
of the roots of sarmnntose piant called r....'
dci GUrc9. 1t not only removes the ;,ig,r
bv hc bic; bit secures those who E.y, r,l'a;.
Beforehand. from being bitten. From Tho NO..
ner In which the Indians and nenrurs :, "a.
plant, .ihey have 20 fear of taking tie ms, ;.e.
nous srrpents in their naked hands. N,E
dr0S Oritery FaYgao, who has given Al. ir,.n'.
gence ii the. Mercury Of Spait declare, r.,,,
negro slave took repeatedly iuto hi, hand OIL. a.,
! the most poisonous shakes. without gmr, -
without any attempt. on the par; Of the cts,pr,
td hurt him. In going about the fields, hen,
10 apprehension whatever from those fefi,le. -,
! Finally, ne says, that after having relca'el,t.,.
proofs. on himself and others. ALWAYS ,acce,,f,'
/ il, he had published memoir on hi, admin5.
antidotc, in the periodlcai paper 4 Santa Fe.-.
! It is called Vejnco del Guaco, !trma bird oin.,
that feeds chiefly upon snakes, and yA,b M
a monotonous cry OF Graco.
Ira Hooaman.-Alctjer FROM a gcarcm,s,.
tending the L. :. Circuit Court:
"ExErEn. Sept. g, 1880
Dear Sir: The trial Of Ira Noolmqg "A.
mcr Postmaster Of Bethlehem. for Dsgrfr,
a letter committed to him rs POSTMASTER. a =,
dollar bill of the Brighton Bank. came Oh ,.,,,.
day before the Circuit Court At o'Co,hPN
AT about O'Clock, Daniel IF. D4r,L diets
Attorney, Ubser' ed, that the TESTIMONY w.,
through on the part of tie Go.gum,l. r.
Mason the counsel Of y Ocdran, jbeu>aaif..
if this was all the Government offered it@w.
necessary To proceed in tie defence Die Gy,e..
ment not having attempted TO prove t.al ta.
was such Corporation rs the Brighton B4ls
or 10 establish The validity OF tie bill 10 evidence:
judge Story stated that this mus, certainly b,
done before the Government had made out Z
!. case. The United States Attorney expressed
" his surprise at THIS being required, aad remark
ed that he had made 10 preparation on Ills point,
and moved tiat the case might lie before the jl'
~ until the next Monday. that he miga' p.oia,.
the requisite evidence. This was cW cd By
the counsel Tor the prisoner. who insisted ena
his acquttal. Judge Story observed that IL
case made out 80 strongly by the GoyermF
as this bad been as FAR as they had proceeded "a
should deem il his duty to grant the indulgence
Mr.. Mason observed that there WAS Dotrg
found the motion Of the L. :. Attorney uioa-
The judge said there must undoubtedly DE- u
affidavit bv the 4. 5. Attorney. that be va III
prsed at this being required, and that he"l'9r
prepared on this point. The Attorney asked
he must make it instanter Certainly 81" w
the reply by the Judge. Iiereupoo a'coGlarl'
ensued betveen he L. ). Attorney AID =
Counsel for w oodman, which ended n "-i
tinuence being entered by con'en' u
Woodman was recognised by agtemeNi A" Is
L. 6. Attorney, and has counsel 10 tie SUI SUM-
100 dollars and one surety in Il like sum . ~
/ former rcC0gnizance was one thousand a..-'
and two suretics"'
- -si5o53cc3s1:s-
Isaac, OR IKy SPARKS, az he was c'mn'.''
: termed. lodged on one occasion IN 10.' VI,
Scotch doctor, who amused hi- lci'ol'h1a'F
learning to play the fiddle. These g, ...'1
1t must be remarked, were hot upon 'a' N
amicable terms; the Scoichman turning y
nose at Sparks as "yasabond plctac'o'i =
the latter retorting BY calling him ''''-H w.
p;rc." since he lived by the deaihol c'a' ~
{ The doctor made it ali invariabic rule 10 ''
daylight to practise, about which Tune l'y y.
vivial Mr.. Sparks WAS getting INTO his '.'' ~
As their rooms were adjoining. IT vas q 0. -
ry result thar Sparks lost his sleep; iHa ~.
became another, that he should lie 1"'''
mediate revenge. lie did not Ike 70 '' AZ
house perhaps he could not; but he l., p. .s5
possible. to cxpeI this fddling Ndc'' III,
murdered sleep" and Was insIrna,,,' UI.
annoyance One morning. he heard >.' - -,
to.h tha dnctnr desire Indy the Ser\ah'