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New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-16
Things in Philadelphia.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. l5-P. NJ.
Th. Delaware is yet filed with large masses OF
fospc ice and great difficulty is experienced BY the
team Jerry boats in forcing heir way through some
tyyen,yv vessels are waiting 10 proceed TO sea out
cannot DO so in the present dangerous state OF naVsA
ton. ,.r.,, "a
in one OF the miserable pureus OF Moyanensins ast
evening The parties colored men and OF inc most
9anrayed characters They had been engaged IN quar-
rel when one known as yellow Harry drew large
knife, and inflicted number CT severe slses up 'ae
lacs and body Of the other, Joe BATHS The VILLAIN es
csped, and BATHS was picked up by several persons
while weerng in his blood. and conveyed to pace
where his injuries could be attended TO-
An old and respectable seaman, named Henry
Reiner. employed as Custom House Messenger along
shore. has been missing since Wednesday last and
fears are entertained that some serious Calamity has
betaen him.
The present management OF the Post Office gives
unusual satisfaction all classes OF the community
From the ccncman!y Post Master down TO the humh!est
deputy not word complaint IS uttered-every thns
moves ike clock work. it Is source OF pleasure 10
notice such state OF things which have for years been
so rare in Philadelphia.
No particular change in Stocks today Pennsyl
vnuuia flyes to the amount Of $50 0O0 sold AT ali wa.
mington Railroad "a For Reading sGares &' bid. =
asked Texas Notes -: bid % asked DO. ; per cent
Bonds 81 bid 10 asked do. 10 per cent, 37i bid, 40
asked.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-16

SAsDs's SARsAPARILLA.-t has been rightly considered
many heal up abscess or ulcer or
check angry eruption; but the suppostion ls effo-
the OF such blensrs Is nrcessafy 10
ta- health OF any human being They useful rs outlets
morbid matter In the circulation tsays some 0ne "heu
would otherwise produce dangerous results OIdu'
ed. So long there il morbid in the circuiaugn
better that should How through ulcer than oe suheru
accumulate in the system. and act the insfha I
ganiZaiInn. But lei this morbid matter be- erpesed fO w
blood Is II ASKED by wha, means, We reply by sy,as s
through Of S7nds's Snsnpariia Aer sucg t p
puriacaOD, there viii EXIT In the Dlood VI f
aay thing which requires unnatural ctanne
egresa am
Prepared and sold, Wholesale and retsil, by A D. ~
SANDS Wholesale Druggists, ~ fuiIcn-o. New @ io@-
Sold BroaIway, II ksst Brodway, and oy p'os
cists generally hro ghoul the UnLe o-tes Pnce 81 P
0ou-. bottles for y.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-16
Things in Wa,hingtOn.
From cur Regular Correspondent

From Regular Correspondent
WASHINGTON Dec Il. 1875 P. NJ.
Yesterday was beautiful day. beautiful as the
soft smiles of woman, the air as pure her soul
to day is regular rainy, sullen slippery good-tor-
nothing gloomy day as cold, cheerless and uncom-
Portable as disappointed Loco-Foco Office seeker.
Last night about 10 o'clock it commenced with
slight fall of snow, hail, which during the night
turned into regular heavy rain. which has con-
tinued to the present Tune with very little prospect
Of clearing up even now.
Among the arrivals herelast night was Gen. MAR
RIorT. the Collector of the Port of Baltimore
There is great trouble brewing In the party against
Mr. Polk because he will not turn out this man. |
hardly know what the charges against him are are
but understand the party want TO have Mr.. CARR
put in his place II is said that he has been carrying
ont Native American doctrines in his office; that
prescription of NaturaliZed Citizens is one OF his
cardinal principles and that yet Mr. Polk refuses 10
listen to the representations of his party made
against the incumbent. 1t may be that Mr.. Marriott
comes on to defend himself against his accusers and
10 use means TO retain his situation.
The Tammany folks in NewYo are strange
beings Tney have resolved TO celebrate the death
of Jackson by grand ball at Tammany Hail. on the
sth of January. Quite number of members OF
Congress have received cards. inviting them 10 be
present. The circular says that the commemora-
ton will be peculiarly interesting at this time,
WIlcU luc -IGIt pt"t'L hft't 't"'tCI c' Itt-~'s
has but recently been withdrawn from the scenes OF
his earthly irumphs" Ii also makes illusions 20 our
Foreign Relations. which require irmncss, patriot
ism &c Gen. Jackson is dead and our Foreign Re
laions are involved doubt and difficulty, and these
men call midnight reve TO dance and fiddle over
this state of things 1t is almost as Inconsistent as
the sentiments attributed to Gen. Jackson on his
death bed who is represented Il hope wrongtullyl as
praYing Heaven TO forgive his sins but advising those
who remained on earth to make compromise with
each other but at the mouth of the cannon.
The Swiss Bell Ringers have been in the city for
several days, and have been attended by pretty
large audiences. They gave their farewell Concert
last night prior to their departure for Richmond.
where they appear tomorrow evening. DR.. Nalcn-
tine appears at Carusis Saloon tomorrow evening
with his aughabe stories and delineations OF char
acter
The case Of Mr.. CABELL of Florida has been
brought up before the Committce on Elections. 1t
will be resumed tomorrow, and we shall soon know
what will be done with it, There are three Wings
and six LocoFocos on the committee. We shall
soon see how far party will triumph over justice. /
may send you some facts about the case to morrow.
RlCHELIEU.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-16

~ House HEATERs.-In no department OF domestic
economy have greater Improvements been made than III lhe
method OF heating huuscs The Oldfashoned hreplaco
with cracking OF birch hickory has ionS since
gwen place the snug and glowing CRATE or the more eco
nomlca and Manageable But both these are deslea
10 he superseded 0 great by the modern h9t
Air Furnace. good Furnace possesses three drclIeu aus
yHntages Stove Grae l. Ii warns Se'etai ap"
ments from the same re without the annoyance oil aust ol
gas heat be graduated with the utmost nicely pJ
means the Register In the apartment warmed D. e
tiaes the apartments which heats causing constant no"
OF fresh warm from the furnace chamber, which s sup
piled with fresh air from without
The Fnrnace patented and put up by M GEo. w ALKEs
~ Broadway acknowledged by all who have taken be
trouble examine IT, To combine The above good qlabues
In greater perfection than any other market II has more
over decided advantages all olefs In the means o cs
pofetng water keeping the air pure and wholesome, WIN
no liability crack furniture To warp doors or walls oi
the rooms their place PeT,ons Interested In having
apartments warmed in the most healthy ard agreeable man
ner are ayed call and examine for themselves.
mn IIuinn
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-16
NfnRMnN AE.,n. y

MORMON AFFAiRs.-We have nothing from Han.
coeA Ia'aeF tAan thai the Mormons were making active
preparations 10 leave The raj NJ psrkans-os ry -.
nave come on at Peoria on Monday LAST. before Judge
soa he naa LETT Carthage fo- ;hs; place with p0r.
.oh @ 0. Iqs Quincy Ri.e Conpany as witnesses il the
- .-.a-' anu we suppose guard There hsd been no
more murders or house alings that we could learn
Quincy Wing.
another OF the Mormon elders Mr. O. OEzey mas come
ou' WIFE pamphlet po&5 of what he terms
"tt9' c; NdHr0o lie endorses the statement Of Smith
VIE regard to the cosupons OF their doctrine and gives
as reason for his own course in The matter that he e.
peeea 10 and NauToo place OF peace and piety. bur
found II Just the contrary Brigham Young says (ac-
coFtins TO o!neys sccount:
Bible is no more TO the people of this generation
.aaa ias' year almanac, for am all The Bible ueedfu
ioF 'Ne people no" II they obey ny counsel
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-16

JOHN b. GoHoH.-The National Police Gazette
has very hard story against Mr.. Cough, whom the
Editor claims to have found in the house in this
City whence he was taken after having been some
days missing. The substance of the satemen, was
thus Cough was drunk when found in the house
in Walker street-whch is said TO be one of i'll
fame he then made no prclence OF having been in
duced TO drink Soda, druggcd, &c. bu, begged the
gentleman who went there TO find him not to expose
him. The Editor says that Cough was the COM
Panion Of harlot night and day throughout, his stay
there, and once left the house went to his hotel pro
cured change of linen, and came back TO his filthy
and drunken debauch The Editor in,imates that
this was not Coughs first visit TO the den in which
he was found. This is a black statement, and we
trus. MIR. Cough and will refute il But.
whether he can-or cannot.hs case adds one impress.
sive lesson to the many already before our young
men, urging them 10 flee the intoxicating cup and
with 1t the vicious to which drinking is the
sure inci.ement- How could the gaming house the
hrothe' lind victims in this age of light and know
ledge II there were no liquors to inlame the blood
and bewider the brain
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-16

Ga,rad, I.alta5l Jef,cfed Soap for The Of Plh
nl Fr.rkI-s Tan sllowue-s, Erplions and .il san d
h.uf.ueu- the GEly DEPOT OF sa.kers ls store fOAi
Broadway, 80 cents Gr-claa HAlr Dye, FesetH1~
Jg,ed Rouge, for crimzOulng Lips and CHECKS F""bs
Subtl!e for erat,eating Ietuous har, without injury
the sSn. LILY he for Instantly scattering re1n+s ana
ausg from the face Acoustic drop6 for cuncg ccaiEe-. h
&C. The above celebrated preparations ot DR.. Gcufgnd'
are 10 be found on b-ar rnd) 81 WaEersL Isl S'f'
AGg.Ts-E g. Tu,tl= Assembly Buildings Philadrph4A
jordan HLksL Boston Carleton l. Co Lowell Ives SA
lem; w l. Gerr1sh u Becfort Gai!d Bsng9f Blss ePas
seId Green = Co. Worcester: Myers, n. Haven dlE
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-16

ECONOMY IS WEALrH-We have been occasionally
sed to find how much cheaper Dry Goods are sold
by those who buy for cash and sell rapidly. As an IN
stance, vs would name the fact that T. T. Lee No 23
Creenwjchst is selling Thread Laces and Mous.eIn do
Lanes at pcces much lower than the wholesale prices
OF regular dealers Mr.. Lee purchased large quantity
of these articles at forced sale, and nc adopts the plan
of charging buta moderate profit however low he may
happen to buy He refuses howevor to sell large lots
to dealers at the prceshs system being intended
to benefit his customers and secure continuance oil
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-16

B~ The Journal Of Commerce and the Herald
have report from Washington, ,ha, Mr.. Polk is
about to call Hon. JoHN c. CALHOUN into his Cab.
met Secretary of the Treasury. making room for
him by placing Secretary r. J. WALKER on the
Bench OF the Supreme Court. This would be very
well for the Cabinet, but rather bad for the Court
How will Pennsyvannia relish il
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-16

TIE TAD EaHAcLE TONIGHT -Mooney's Irish Con-
cert tonight will be Of the grandest affairs held in
our city long time Mrs Franklin OF Boston, Mr. Horn
castle of Dublin, Mr. Walsh, Mr.. NJ J. Mooney ana
others are take part in the performance OF fVy
irish pieces The admission is only % cents 1t VIII
BIZ n ialn.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-16
Nser neglect, bu, strive wiki care

TO c!.at's alI1 u 49,, I,ay ~, - - II - ,,, II ba-
comes fy and Why and full ofdandr which makes IL ia
be 10 l out When ha. reached this point bottle Oh
Phalons Chemical Hair inYgorator will restore It 10 rs ns
turgl growth and remove al cGlaseous scf deAdro
giving il soh lus-rous appearance Prepared and soI
wholesale and retail By the lnvenIsr, Phaon ":S ha aAef
and Hair Cutter 2li Broadway Also, for sale a. a.! tns
respectable ApoInecares and Fancy Stores n The na
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-16

E3- V. g. PALMER the Agent for most Of the best News
papers of all the cities and principal towns throughout mo
country, FAR and receives Advertisements at h G""
try Newspaper -id,ertts,ng Agency in this buldng-n
rsncs at the Coal OFFICE. nou
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-16
NEW YoRx, Dec 1oih, ls45.

NEW YoEX, Dec l'in I&otJ ~
,Tessrs CoDritock & C0.-G.n; Having uneS Spec'-1'y
aud suddenly lost the OF my ankles ~ hH ua
your CounePs Magical PAIN Ehua', VI, ~ "i4 III
II COr.auc-st, which has had the remrfAspIe - 80
restore the entire and healthy sctor Of The part aiects
You liberty 10 publish THIS for i'' beGeiS OF ote'''
81, arclag ana Wsshln gtOG rs.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-16

REMOVAL OF THE SAcs AND FoxEs-The Leg
irton (Mo) AdrotisT, OF the 2ith ult, ys:-Today
i73 Indians, belonging the above tribes uass.d
through this city their way The new home which
has been selected for them OF this State Five
Chiefs are In the company Two sons OF BLACK hawk:
L0ng.horn lnesd ehie) BLACK neck Chief and Dow,
rey, Ia chief
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-16

For a letter from Syracuse, Notices of New Pub
,cstions News Items, &c. First Page For List of
Letters Proceedings of Law Courts Sales of Stocks
Marine News &C. see Last Page.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-16

MUFFs, MuFFs, MUFFs.-To the Lsdies-C. Knox No.
llO Fuitons Will OPEN fue set OF Black Lynx Muis h'
morning, all of the best English dye This viii be the last
lot this season. so would recommend our lady friends 10
call on HIM Knox Is remarkable for his fair dealing.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-16
Court Calendar. TIL. DAY.

,o SrPEaloa p corar-Nos IL So 33 90 So, 90, 81 45
:. CoMaoN PLgAs-Part !, before Judge ingraham-
DOS. - - - 81 80 s. 81. 80 1, 49, IS. IL. Part in
2oasS Oh Assistants room. before Judge ulshoeaer-
Nos :, i, o 10. n, IS, p 80. 80. "a. 81. IS.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-16

Ct,i,,b5s TN 90 cortla,t Il prevents al daudruf
and falling out Of he hsr giving gres, health and eriancy
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-16

New VEGETABLES FOR OUR TABLEs-We OBJ
serve in reading the proceedings OF the last meeting of
the Farmers Club article translated from the Annals
OF the Royal Society Of Horticulture OF Paris relative
10 the culture of Mushrooms. This delicious produc
ton is hardly known in markets while in Paris last
year. isyee noHs o baskets were produced and many
Of them sent to the Departments. The new mode of
culture invented BY Chambury is to raise them in shell
tered locations, in old qusrries cellars, &c. &c where
they protected from changes of weather This can
be done here with grea: profit The few persons among
US who know whs dish the Mushroom is VIII Join n
saying to ourDsenious Gardeners, Give the people
dish of them They be raised chcaply-,hey Will
pay well for the ,rouble--and know that this add
iions dish 10 tables will be gladly received.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-16

CoLD.-Yesterday morning at sunrise, the thef'
neId. Utica Gazette, 18th.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-16

PLAeuEMINES-" oh. what n falling of is there
my countrymen!" Whowould belicveit! Plaque
mines-the Plaquemnes which returned majority
ot about one thousand rotcS for Polk, gives in all
only 50 votes for the new Constitution YET the
Loco Focos all so for the new Constitution
~
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-16
Wisconsin.

[, seems TO bc agreed on all hands that Wisconsin
will this winter take decisive steps toward the for
nation of State Government, with a view of adj
mission into the Union next winter. Her popula-
ton resources and growth abundantly justify such
n course.
The Oneida Indians, now located in Wisconsin,
have refused 10 sell their lands there with view 10
their removal farther west Gov. Dodge has been
using his utmost powers OF persuasion upon the
chiefs at council every body understands how In
dians are persuaded TO sell ands but without effect
AT the close, he asked those Onedas who were
willing to remove 10 the Missouri Territory any
how 10 signify that willingness by stepping forward
Eighty-scren did so. They mean cider, and will
get ii. The Green Bay Republican ceriifes that
Gov. Dodge used ali he means that lay IN his
potcer purchase either part the whole of the
Reserve Not doubt of it.
Green Bay has about 1000 inhabitants The Re
publican warmly urges the construction 10y unclc
Sam of Road thence 10 Copper Harbor on Lake
Superior the focus ofthe Copper Mining operations,
This would open large amount of Public Lands to
sale and settlement beside greatly facilitating the
Mining business. AS yet the Copper region has a
monthiY moH III winter. carried on foot, when
storms and deep SHOWS do not forbid it. Such n
road would build up Green Bay At once. The Re
publican in another article says
THE MINERAL DISCOVERIES Is NORTHERN
WISCONSIN are not confined TO Copper and Silver
only bat Iron also has been found in great abund-
ancc. This county of Brown, in which the town of
Green Bay is situated, is one raSt bed of Iron Orei
We have picked up several large specimens the
West side of The River, al different times and. il
il tbsp pf Scputi ikr that -ha
ard Reserve is abundan,ly stored with this valua-
be Ore. Bay Settlement Township, situated few
miles East of Green Bay is also rich in this mineral.
In addition 10 Iron specimens of Lead have
been found upon and near the Wolf the Baraboo,
and the Menomonee Rivers and West OF this
town the Menomonec Indians say there is great
Copper Rock in their country
The fact that such valuable Minerals are to be
found in such great abundance. in our immediate
vicinity. would seem 10 indicate that nothing can
! prevent the onward progress of our town and It's
particular section OF the Territory"
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-16

MISSISSIPPI ElEcTloN.-The Nicksburg Sentinel
OF the 25th inst says that the next Legislature OF
Mississippi will stand In the House, Loco Foco -
Wing %. In the Senate, Loco Foco -, Wing Q
Total. l33 Loco Foco majority on joint ballot, So
The Na,chez Free Trader of the 27th inst. gives full
returns of votes for Chancellor. Cooke, l4,lSI Tay
lor. 49, I96; Maury II, 55S.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-16

,- soanyers Onlnen, for Salt Rheun, al q Cortland
al i. ,ysfr.n- in al! cases effect do 2eod
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-16
This rTORNING's MAIL.

Fsov RIO DE- JASE1Ro.-The bark Active al
Baltimore brings adviccs from Rio to Oct "a .ecr 10
the Editor Of the Baltimore American says
The receipts of Flour have been large
,5 5s bbl. u: WHICH 1920 we're from EuFope HS ] 7o5
have been 100 bbs new Richmond al !. 80 90 . anCo
~ 1000 old Richmond country al l32uV l.. wv,
I9o,v gs.;r,o-s common brand. AZ 2Iutv 80 ne"
Bai,;r,-s ax,ra AZ Isl 500 l6j5OO; iCO od 90 al -
010 400 old Philadelphia II UOO; @1io Isse NJ 80 N
Is 900 .S56 bb.s new Richmond we're soc cciiEs!u
=, Mop:syideo nj price eGua! 10 leeoo iae mar
ia dull bakers refusing 70 purchase, II ofueF 70 VF
r,-ce. for new Flour a. low rates
60, continues in brisk demand The inou'eniary
scarcity OF receipts anu erriVSs 81 -" uu'oe
s-s:s, vessels caused prices 70 oe nantaiuco "ac.l
~ ,b-Yi.a have declined. We quote superior
an ~ $3.50 good drsis p $50 a3i95o ordinary H's'
.ls00. --.u.----
SHOCKING EvESr.-The Mobile tribune mus i
.,sss -rs-cs occurrence which recently teoN pace Il"
II enn-ars thai Bcthe. Holmes, planter u t'. co'i.
- wa. ,.ry much cuamoured Of Srs McheHh' I, -.
frr, nj Perry county but temporarily visitor oi ie
brorb.r.ip.law Col Richardson. N Dallas me 'nc'e'
urged as is supposed 5y jealousy OF INSANITY No 7'
nor and irnrrsdiateiy afterwards killed hIilstH
This most terrible tragedy occurred On Sstdr0as @ l
.h u The following extract OF II letter from
Marion dated the 3lst ,r, :, d,
We have Jus: heard that Holmes is dead. Ihsy nsd
inst -sen from the dinner table. Holmes asked MS
Mexican 10 walk into the psror The family he'FG inc
repor, OF pistol and whhlc opening The door beard an
other There lay Holmes on the aoor SUI sirUs:utS-
Mrs Mexican WAS sitting in the rocking cnaiG dead ne
,hot her right through the heart
Holmes LEI three Children.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-16

ARXANsAs.-A State Convention is to be held a,
Little Rock on the Sth proximo, TO nominate can.
dida,e to succeed Gov. Yell in Congress, he having
declined reelection.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-16

G Mrs Bard. OF Richmond, died recently a.
me advanced sse OF 0ae hundrsa and clsrsn years.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-16

n An Education Convention assembled a,
foenmond. Va on "Wednesday last. Gov Mcdowell was
chosen President of the BODY.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-16

~ Ihe trial of James Honeyman alas Davis,
e'6s EDWARDS indicted with Parkinson Miller and Da
VS. 'os the robbery Ofhe owbarge Clinton. on the 7
OF apr last of 69a, was commenced yesterday mora
ing in the Court OF Sessions.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-16

A SHORT sEssloS-Thc South Carolina Lesis
la,ure to adjourn yesterday after session OF
only three weeks
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-16

LouisANA.-'The New Constitution has been
adopted by Yeas ls,a77 Nays 1899: Majority for
Adoption. i0,ss5. Gov. Mouton has made proca.
nation accordingly, and directed tha, the State Elec
tion for Governor. 1t Governor aad Legislature
take place on the third Monday (l9th) OF January
This will call out great vote. We fear Natvism
will defeat the election OF the Wing candidate for
Governor, Gen. VIM. Debuys, though he is very
worthy and popular, as is his Loco opponent Isaac
Johnson, Esq
Hon. John Slidell, having gone Penipotcn,iary
to Mexico, has resigned his seat in Congress as
Member from the Is, District, embracing part Of
New-Orieans and the lower Parishes Emile La
sare Is talked of by the Locos TO succeed him The
Wings will give them a contest. We presume the
Governor will direct that the Election take place on
the same day with tha, for State officers
New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-16

~ hHE LEGISLATURES OF ALABAMA assembled
al iusesioosa on the lst inst. Both Houses are
Locofoco by strong majority Col W1Sproy
OF Sumter was elected Presiden, of the Sepa,. and
ANDREW b. MOORE OF Perry Speaker of the House o.
the ID. II is not documen, of much ;r,,or,,rs,
but has one redeemng quality which is worthy Of no,
it is only four columns long, The State Bankin, Svs
tern-the claims of the State the General Goverr.
ment for moneys advanced during the Creek h.s,,,..
the State Debt-the Univcrsity-Genersl Jackson
these the Governors principal themes The amour,
collected under the Revenue Bill is not enough to psy
the interest accruing upon the State Bonds The Gov
ernor therefore recommends that sufficient amount be
raised by taxation, annually With regard to the public
faith Of the State, The Governor speaks very warmly
he claims for the Aabamans the proud distinction OF
being "emphatically Geotpayias people" under the
most dscouraying circumstances The people have
adopted the proposed amendment, of the Constitution
providing for biennial sessions Of the Legislature
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1845-08-21

CURE FOR HYDRoPHoBEA.-Mr. James A.
Hubbard, of Bond county, H., in letter to
the St. Louis Republican, says:
Eighteen years ago, my brother and my
self, were bitten by mad dog. sheep
was also bitten at the same time. Among
the many cures offered for the little boys,
1--WE were then ten or twelve years Of age,)
friend suggested the following, which he
said would cure the bite of rattZe-smake.
Take the root Of the common upland ash,
generally called black ash; peel off the
bark, and boil it to a strong decoction; of
this drink freely. Whilst my father was
preparing the above, the sheep spoken of
began to be afflicted with hydrophobia.-
When it had become SO fatigued from its
distracted state as to be no longer able to
stand, my father drenched it with pint of
the ash root ooze, hoping to ascertain whe-
Their he could depend upon it as cure for
his sons. Four hours after the drench had
been given, TO the establishment of all, the
animal got up, and went quietly with the
flock, to grazing. My brother and myself
continued 10 take the medicine for eight or
ten days-one gill three times day. No
effects of the dreadful poison were ever dis
covered on either of US. 1t has been used
very successfully in snake bites, to my
knowledge.