POISONING BY ARSENIC.
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A physician informs us of the following
case, which has recently happened in his
practice, at the northern part of this city. The
house where the patient resides, had been SO
much infested with rats, that the occupant,
after suffering while their alarming depre-
dations, mixcd quantity of arsenic with In


dian meal, and, besides in other haunts OF
these mischicvous animals placed quantity
ut the mouth of an ash-hole, in the kitchen.
INF ortunatcly, one OF his young children got


it, and swallowed considerable portion
As soon as possible, large doses of sweet oil
where administered, and Immediately after
an cmctc, by which nearly all the meal was
thrown off the stomach. The child continued
to be affected with vomiting and drowsines.s'
accompanied with severe spasms, and labori,
GUS breathing, until alkalies were resortedi
to, in conjunction with oil After close and
unrcmitting application ofthcse remedies, fol
several DAYS, the patient became GONZALES
cent, and, we arc happy to say, isnow perfect
| ly recovered. IIea. 1ntef.