Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-24

face from any kind ut pimple ana wrihhie, anu
produce a beautiful rosy color.
IS Cure for the Bite ofa lWad.dog.Mr' =.
has also found a cure for the bite ct a Mad-dog'
To prove the efficacy of his antidote' he Will give
ten dollars for mad dog to bite. SIX other dogs
he will let three, of the dogs die, and the other
three he will restore, to convince the faculty OF
his skill in Chemistry. He will also cure the
bite Of a Rattle-snake, but by a different pro-
cess. =.
What he uses for one kind Of poison will
not counterfeit the effect of anofier-ail his an
tidotes are entirely different.
"7ooth- ache-No one has yet discovered a
remedy for the tooth ache, except MIR. Z. Expe-
rience has convinced him of its eficacy-it has
been tried all over the world, and has met win
great success-nothing has been discovered TILL
the present to supercede the necessity Of tooth
drawers.
4. Cure for a Burn. SCRAP the inside of an
Irish potatoe: mix sweet oil and turpen,ine so as
to make a ~poul,ice of the mixture. and apply 1t to
the burn Immediately, and it will extract the
heat.
..Mr. c. has also discovered an infallable
cure for the Rheumaiism."
If Mr.. G.. will take our advice, he will not
attempt to do TOO much. This gives a man the
air of one who pretends to too much. # word
10 the ViSe, &c.
Mission 10 Guafemma-The value ofthe pro.
misses of .. Retrenchmen,." made by Candidate
Jackson. is farther illustrated by the Mission TO
Guatemala, an insignificant South American
State, in a condition of entire Reorganization.
and Of civil war. with two wretched little ports.
according to Mr.. TaZcwel) with which we have
q triHing trade, and which has no Representative
here. Mr.. LETTERS, we believe, was first dis
patched by Gen jackson, es Charge to this coun-
try, but public opinium forcing his abandonmen mt
upon the President, MIR. James Shannon, of Ken.
lucky, was next selected. If retrenchinent were
seriously contemplated. would the mission have
been instituted? If the object was to promote
the public interest, instead of, as it is to provide
for ~favOrites and partiZans, would not the digni-
ty of the United States have been consulted, by
awaiting the first overture for diplomatic inter-
course to come from Guatemala How the Sc
nate came to make the appropriation. the reader
will discover from the Debate. The Minister
to that country would mol have been confirmed,
had the Senate earlier possessed the intelligence
of its condition. 1t is a small affair, but is a
new tributary to swell the volume of that evi.
dence, which stamps in ineffacable characters,
fraud upon Jackson's promises of Reform and
Retrenchment,' and demonstrates, that the car
ulldi ID IIp VI tIo tuuuSt ttO iutSs oSSi
10 reward cut Of the funds of the Public, the in
m Of his preposte Gus elevation.
Richmond Uhig.
Line from Washington to Boston.-We OBJ.
serve that the morning steam boats from New
York continue to arrive at Philadel phia, about
four O'Clock every afternoon. What a pity there
is not a line to start from Philadelphia at S Z. NJ
for Baltimore, and then, as We suggested the other
day, passengers leaving New York in the morn.
ing might reach Baltimore, with case, in the night
of the same dav. This Line would also bring the
New York morning papers and the Philadelphia
evening papers Of the same day! Returning.
start from Baltimore at 8, 4, or 5 ?. Nj. Passsn.
gers leaving Washington City in the morn ing
would reach Philadelphia the next morning and
New York in the afternoon Of the same day, and
then on to Boston by the boat that leaves there at
5P. NJ, and the next day find themselves in com.
Portable quarters at fremont House in season for
a late dinner.-Bah. Pat.
Newspaper thief pinned William F. Curtis
was convicted yesterday at the Police Office as a
! common %pilferer. He was brought before the
bench on a chal &c of stealing newspapers. lie was
a barber at the South End, and contrived to en-
terrain his customers with perfect files of all the
udiIf pdptto, lVno any ootSiu SAto'osobNS
on his part; so adroiiIy dId he manage his bust
ness, cut 50 close and shave SO smooth, that al
though he was never accused Of subscribing to
any newspaper, his shOp was well supplied with
copies of each that circulated in his neighborhood.
and his patrons have frequently been indebted to
him for the loan OF their own.
This establishment fourished " like a green
baize horse,'' and all went smooth as soap-suds,
until Mr.. Constable Reed received a hint that in
duced him to make some " impertinent" inqui.
ries, the result of which was a conviction that the
''Free Trade System " as conducted BY said Cur
It's, ought to be restricted in its operation. HIS
honor the Judge consenting, Curtis was translat-
ed from his office of News Collector" to that
Of Yarn Spinner and Oakum Picker in the House
Of Correction for the period of one month.
Boston Transcript.
From the NsJok Beacon. .4prI 20.
CouxrERFErTA-A Gentleman of our b.
rough yesterday received without any suspicion
Of its being spurious, a U. S. Bank note of So
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