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2hs Raniesnake-" tOwgh to die.'-Not long since ! reading history oi the Rattlesnake. The wr- stated a fact. that stroke with whip or stick was sufficient 10 kill the arges, Raulesnake; but it is not so,-a stroke with a small stick will 5enumb one, they will lie and srensbe lUr lse, and will neither bite but after while they will re- vive, and some have been badly buep by them hours after they were supposed to he dead. well remem. Der when two men brought home large raiiIesnake- they took off his head and secured iha and then took of his skin, and placed the body in suitable posiure about or 10 o'clock in the morning and about O. clock P. M. they agreed divert themselves by irri- ,aiing the remains of the old serpent They persuad. ed a young man to put bis naked loot suddenly and firmly the snakes tail and instantly the stamp of the serpen,s peck was brought directly agains, ibe young mans leg-and s then observed .ha, rat tesnake o such would show signs of life until the sun had set.

 l would relate more fact with its circumstances. Ja the time of ,he Revolution, when ever any division of the army made stand hais for few days in the summer, oearly all the bee. within era miles of the camp hunted up by the enlerpriziHg off and soldiers. The writer of this article was with party tracing line of bees into deep wood one or two miles west of Ve,planck's Point; and we soon

 

 fiat rock We lost time in taking of ihe snakep head and then went of traversing said line, and aia ia the day we found ihe bee-iree. As we were re- turaing in haste we came again to the serpent; we took of his skiR 10 carry trophy to the camp; we then took his eRras and the snakes heo,1 ap- peared to beat as regular ever; thea took the naksd heavs and pat in the hand oI ofhe party; u still beat without any perceivable alteration. the person gave ihe heart inlo his monih aud ally swallowed il without the least ado. The above circumstances would not have been mentioned, bot to illustrate the fact tha, she ,Gsfesake "tosg ts de. 4 Rero(wtionorv Eoldier.

 From 0R old AimGa9ek of l771.

 saye 0ad certais csse forfe 6ise e Rattle Snake msde psets by Abel Psfer, of SsOGg gGoR.-As saoa may he aller the person s bic, ash tn the place where the bite s made, deep the teeth went in aad fll isil of 6se salt; take common planiains sad pound t, add little water io ii, thea squeeze the iuice and mix i with clean water, then make sroag brine wiah 6ae sal and the jsiee lill h wi dis solve the sal, then make basdage with nea ol0ih, and bjnd n round just above the swelling (but too I;Rhsl then vet the bandage with the before mensioae bsiae, asd keep il constantly ~es, tor will dgy very fass aad keep s.rOkiag the Pasi wsh your haads aa hard e the patient bear, towards the cut; yOO will sooa see the poison aad vrueDt nsai'eS how Oot osVhe css aad will 0lieD How @ faSi that h will swsl below the cu, and it shOoId, you mAsG eurGe'