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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-09-14

EyThe United States Brig. dolphin
captured on the 21st ult., off the coast of
Cuba, a SLAYER, on board of which were
three hundred and eighteen slaves. The
vessel was a-brig, and on the Dolphin
making chase and firing two shots across
her bows, she followed the usual custom of
running up the American flag, but CON
tiuued her efforts 10 escape; she was sud
denly brought to terms, however, by
we'll directed shot through her rigging.
Her officers were confined on board the
Dolphin and the vessel and slaves sent to
Charleston. BY the laws of the U, s. ard
most other civilized nations these engaged
in the slave trade are declared guilty of
piracy, and the punishment annexed Is
death-but it is very seldom that there is
a conviction, and executions are still more
rare. Here is n case of undouoted guilt
we shall see if the penalty is inflicted.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-09-14
MMAErAaA.

At the TesIdence Of Mr.. +. Il. RcheldorfcI, In
Chester, Ohio, by the Rev. b. r. MoElfresh, on
"Wednesday tho sth Inst, Mr.. CHARLEs SANDERS and
Miss LzziE r. Hill.
above announcement, and right glad are we 10 be
able do it, whatever cost. All the attaches of
the TELEoRArH unite In singing sweet anthems in
praise OF the cake sent tlom this occasion, and
bright dollar has cen deposited among the other
BRIcIIIs, in rcmenb brance of those who ARE worthy
OF tho Printers praises. Unbounded JOY attend the
happy couple through life.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-09-14

GrnD;NEss, EE.sAcnE, &C.-1hoso pains md disa-
yIceable feelings are generally symptoms OF
other complaint; such as dyspepsia, apspleNy, and
various Others all Of which are caused by corrupt
noxious matter, ciogging the various erculltions;
hence stream rush Of blood to the head, aHl by
the excitement grCut pressure on the brain. Thus
it will be that all the above painful and dis
trcsSinG malades their origin TO the blood DR..
Morso's Indian Root Pills acknowledged 10 bo
the only medicine that will thoroughly purify the
blood. They enter the blood, and follow tbe stream
of life on its journey through the system. They root
out all foulness and mpurity, and drive out every
unhealthy obstruction. They should be taken every
night i'll sufficient quantities To operate briskly, by
commencing with two pills going to bed, three the
next night four the next; if the symptoms not
removed, commence again with tw o pills and go up
again before. Continue in like manner until the
blood is thoroughly purified and all pain and distress
is entirely removed.
Obtain one of our FREE ALMANACs, and read
the history OF Dr. MorsGs father, and how the mcd-
cine was introduced.
BEWARE Of a counterfeit of these Pls-Yellow
Wrappers. An genuine are in Bl.UEwrapprrs, with
the signature of A. j. White 81 Co. on each BOX
Price % cents.
Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills are sold by all deal
@ IRA in Medicines.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-09-14

The Cincinnati 2 Gazette" says: "When
Mr.. Groesbeck next takes the stump. TO
set forth the wise and beneicent provisions
of the English bill We trust he will find
it convenient to expleiu one or two little
particulars, which now give serious trou-
BILE to some honest men of his party. Can
he tell us why it is, that the Democracy
are SO anxious to have the ratio of repre-
sentation' insisted on hereafter, in ad-
mitting new States, after there has ceased
TO be any likelihood that another Slave
State will apply for admission. when this
great principle was never thought of in
admitting Missouri, Arkansas, Florida,
and Texas-four Slave States, with each
a population averaging less than half that
required for Kansas, as Free State?
Above all, will Mr.. Groesbeck tell us VIII y
he very complacently waived the appIica-
ton of this great principle even to Kan
sas, If she would lake the detested Lecomp.
ton Constitution, and accept the strong
inducements offered her TO come in as g
SLAVE State?
"These, in our judgment,are matters oi
very grave consequence, which Northern
members who sustain the English swindl'
I-as Groesbeck does-are bound to explain
to their insulted constituencies THE
CAN" The same will apply to Meig
County.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-09-14

Supreme Judge,
w. v. PECK, of Scioto County.
Attorney Gene,al,
c. p. WOLCOTT, Of Summit.
Comptroller of Treasury,
w. B. TI1RALL, of Franklin.
Member Board OF Public Works,
JOHN l.. MARTIN, of Butler.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-09-14

R~The Mobile "Adveriiser" Of the
3lst ult publishes queer story about a
tree in that city, the bark of which was
gnawed by mad dog in one of his parox-
ysms. 1t was not perceptably affected
until the first rain came, when it burst into
a thousand pieces. Thirteen hog which
were standing near, We're wounded by the
fragments, and together with foolish
man who made toothpick out Of one of
the splinters. have since died fhydropho-
bia We don't believe lido you?
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-09-14

RE- George Comb. the celebrated Phre-
nologist is dead. He WAS tho author of
the Constitution of Man." a work that
has had the largest circulation of any other
book in the English language, except the
Bible, tho Pilgrims Progress, and Robson
Grusoe,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-09-14

~ Tho whole vote in Kansas on the
English Swindle. was, for the proposition
1859, against it 12,372. Showing q
Republican or Free State majority of lo,-
413. Having thus, almost unanimously
refused to come into the Union as "A Slave
State, the Democratic party say sho shall
stay out for years. as Slays Territory
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-09-14

Ey- Thomas Gates. while assisting an
officer to arrest couple of desperate char
acters. at Marysville, Tennessee, was in
stantly killed by the outlaws.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-09-14
n~Tba war Of the AdmiSistrati

EvThe war of the Administrator
against Douglas and his friends is waxing
fercer eTery day. The Washington
Union" fairly steams with wrath and
furv. How the friends of the Illinois
Senator can affiliate with the Adminstra-
ton, is an incomprehensiblo mystery.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-09-14
Died.

On the 22d day of August, at the residence Of
Whitney Tubbs,in Salisbury Up. Mrs. NARY SMITn, In
her eGth year.
ofConsnmption, August Goth, 1885, tho residence
Of her father, Fl. IL. Grow, Esq, Of Chester, Ohio
Mrs +. G.. Cook, in the 2Gth year Of her uKc.
UPPuncral services at Chester, Sunday, Sept.
anlh. al 3 O'Clock 2. NJ. by the Rev. Mr.. Brenre.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-09-14
4Ctu advertisements,
WANTED

A N owner for lot OF Oil Paintings left at
"A the Pomeroy Wharf Boat about The first
of June last, marked "E. S." lfsaid Paint
ings are not called for by the time specified
b, law, they will be sold To pay costs on the
same. MONTGOMERY Il PATTON.
September 4-37-3..
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-09-14

A FATHER AND Son MURDERED IN KEN
TuoKY.- The Louis Vile Courier" states
that some days since, in Washington, Ky.
an attack upon man named Thos Faris,
AMI in the affray killed Fars' son. the old
man escaping for the time. Henderson and
Yocum were arrested. and are now in Jail
IN Springfield, On Friday the elder Faris
was found in the public road, murdered,
not far from his own house. He was shot,
and as yet the murderers are ~unde;ected.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-09-14

Eg"The opposition of the Lecompton-
ties to Col. MannyPenny, IN the GAINESVILLE
District, is becoming more fierce than
ever. He is denounced as a traitor to Bu-
chanan, because he ventured last winter to
enter his protest against the grandest
scheme of fraud and tyranny ever attempted
outside of European Despotism. AL
though lie adheres to the party, and has
received the regular nomination for Con-
gress, yet the Administration can never
forgive him, and have ordered his defeat.
The faithful satrops are on his track, and
no means Will be left unused to effect his
political destrcution.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-09-14
CHEAP FARM FOR SALE.

TI1HE subscriber Offers ior sale the farm of
L John Diamond, comprising 50 acres OF
laud, about sixteen improved the balance
pretty good timber land, lying between mile
and a half and two miles back Of Racine
The whole will be sold for $500 if applica-
ton be made soon. For further particulars,
apply-io JOHN sSARS0N,
Sept. 7th- 36-lt~ LetaJt Township.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-09-14
SHERIFF'S SALE.

DY VIRTUE of anExecution to me directt d
ID from the Govt of Common Pleas Of
MeieS County, viii offer tol sale. at the
door of the Court House in Pomeroy, at ii
o'clock A. M, on
Friday, the 17th day of September, 1858,
Oue Sorrel Horse, one BlindBridle and Bug
gy-w hip, and sold as the property of Consider
b. Hitchcock. at the suit OF Murch & White.
Sept. 4-36-tt J. v. SMlTh, S. NJ c.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-09-14
SHERIFF'S
PROCLAMATION!

To -HE LEoAL VOTERS OF TuE Cour1Y OF MsIss:
You are hereby notified to lie and appeer
at your several places of holding elections, on
THE Second Tuesday in October, 1867,
for the purpose OF electing-
One Judge OF the Supreme Court;
One Attorney General;
One Comptroller Of Treasury;
One Member Of the Board Of Public
Works;
One Member OF Congress for the Eleventh
Congressional District.
-ALso-
One County Auditor;
One County Treasurer;
One County Commissioner;
One County ,nrVeyor;
One County CDroncr
hree Directors Of ln1rmaTy.
One AFSesso, of real estate in and for each
township III Meigs County.
The Trustees Of the several Tow rShipS in
said County are required TO return the follow =
ing number Of Jurors for their respective
township:
Salisbury, "a Orange, 6.
Chester, e ! Letr' Letart, 8
| Lebanon, b Olive, 6
| COlumbie, 8 Scipio, 8
Sutton, l3 Bedford, 6
All of which notice is given pursuant to
law, under my hand, al PolneIoy, this 7th day
Of September, So.
37-5t-s6 90 J. V. SMITH, S. M. G.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-09-14
NOTICE.

TwILLIAM HARDEN, of Goalpert. Meigs
L County, Ohio, forbid any person from
trusting on my account, my wife Alice Hard
OF my daughter, Alice HameS, as shah pay
no debts Of theiT contracting after thIsdate. I
Aug. 81 80 81 WILLIAM HARDIN.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-09-14
REPUBLHCAN co. TICKET.

For Congress,
I. II. VAN Worries, of Athens County
For Auditor,
AARON STIVERS, of Salisbury,
For Treasurer,
CYRUS RUSSELL, of Chester.
For Commissioner,
WIN. LEDLIE.s of Salcna.
For Surveyor,
ELIJAH IlETToN, ST Salem.
For Coroner,
GEORGE WALKER, of Salisbury.
For Infrmary Directors,
NJ. BOSWORTH, of Salisbury;
GEO. BELL, Of Chester;
j SIMPSON, Of Rutland.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-09-14
SPECIAL NOTICES.

n}Pcrsons Afflicted with erysipelas and eruptive
disorders, which originate in the impuity OF tho LlSod
have found great relief by resorthg TO tho use of
MofTats Life Pills and Phoenix Bitters Sold by the
proprietor, w. d. MoGat, 335 Broadway, n. V, and
his Agents 1t
Ir-PPimplcs and Blotehes the result Of impure
blood. The blood becomes thick and cloggcd The
skin is not able cast of the impurities so important
to health. How many young men aud women we see
with their faces covered with pimple3 and bloches
who are endeavorng to remove them by the use Of
soaps and washes of various kinds. This is very dan
gerous ana should never be practsed by persons de-
sirous of good health. Mothers who have children
afflicted with sores and erupous should never dry
them up by external applications, for in this way they
will drive the humors and producs i'll health for
the child during its whole life time There is no mother
that likes to see her children afflicted with feeble
health.
Morso's Indian Root Pills prepared expressly
for the OF eruptons of the skim such as Pmpes
Blotehcs Sores, &c. They cleane tho blood OF all
Impurities, producing beautfull clear aud healthy
skin, much admired by all people .asto and re-
| Anement.
| Dr. Morsc's Indian Root Pills sold BY all deal
| crs in Medicines, In
| To THE BALD.-Wo advise all who afflicted
with badness TO use Woods Hair Rcstorativen 1t
has bscn used with great by thousands and
admitted by all to be the greatest tonic for the
and preservation of the hair knownto the world
at the prcscn, day. This invaluable specific Is ia
be had at No. ia Market street, where certificates
from persons Of high character and standing, tcst
lying to its virtues, may be seen at any time.
PARAGRAPH FOR ISvALips.--Ne trust that Or. Ro
backs advertisement, in another unn, will not es
cape the notice Of the sick and suffering. 1t is NJ
earnest and convincing document, and We are credi
[ bly, informed, that the cures accomplished by hi
celebrated Scandinavian Remedos--thc dool Pill,
a and Blood Purifcr-fuy bear out the statement i
contains These great Vegetable crrdtyes, are i'm
mensely popular in the West. The settlers new
lands thc planters and farmer in the valleys of tia
Mississippi and the Ohio, the agu"-and-fever rid de-
residents the banks of the Red River, and in fa
the sick in all localities west of tho Alleghcnes hay
great faith in DR.. Roback's Preparations.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-09-14
MEIGS COUNTY TELEGRAPH
POMEROY, O.
REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.

TUEsD AY,:::::::::::: SEPTEMBER a.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-09-14

Tor the Mo ,Ss %. r1legraph.
Sentiments Of Eminent Rec ,iut Onayy
Statesman npOn Negro Slacery; as re
y0rds as u r0ngS. a'td Viot0tiomS 0f Hu-
man Rights; as u source Of N0tiOn0i
Weakness; and as to its fnGi ertinction
or uLOkkiOn
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-09-14

T. MONTAGUE, Secretary.
, 1858-06-18
X. IL. DOYLE, C.,
VIZ. RUrLEDGE, Jr. Nee,''"' 'e',
Lewis County Democratic convention.

Pursuant to public notice the Democrats
of Lewis county met in mass Convention,
at the county seat, on Saturday the 18th
June, for the purpose of nominating suita-
bic persons as candidates for the various
county Offices.
On motion, G. @. Pagette was called to
The chair, and A. B. Dillinbaugh appointed
Secretary.
On motion, the following named gentle
men were put in nomination and received
the unanimous vote Of the Convention:
For Representatives. Holden Judson and
james T. Phillips.
For County COmmissiOnsr-Wm. White.
For Sherif-Wm. Pumphry.
For Superintendent Common Schools, and
County AEditOr-A. B. Dillinbaugh.
For Treasnrv-John Moore.
For AsSeSSOr-Thompson NeWland.
For COroner-C. c. Pagette.
On motion, six delegates were chosen to
meet q like number from Chehalis county,
in joint Convention, on the 26th of June,
at the BoisfOrt Prairie, for the purpose Of
nominating a candidate for Councilman
from this district.
The following gentlemen were chosen del
egates to said Conventiou:-L. G. Davis,
John Cantwel, D. Decker, M. z. Goodell,
VIM. Lemon, aud A. B. Dillinbaugh.
The chairman offered the following Reso,
luton which was unanimously adopted:
ReSOlUed, That we mutually pledge each
other to sustain the action of the ConVen-
ton.
On motion the proceedings were ordered
to be furnished the Pioneer and Democrat
for publication.
Then adjourned, sine die
c. G. PAGETTE,
Chairman.
A. B. DMLINBAUGH, Secretary.
, 1858-06-18
California.

GREAT ExcITEMENr-A FAR PROSPECT
FOR CALIFORNIA BECOMING DEPoPULArED.-
By the arrival of the Steamer Republic,
on Monday evening last, we are placed in
possession of California dates, up to June
7th Great excitement prevails throughout
the State relative to the Frazer river mines
The various papers are filled with the gold
news, and thousands are making prepara.
ton to leave for the new Eldorado as fast
as possible.
The following is brief summary of the
news found in the columns of the San Fran.
cisco papers:-
The NEWS FROM THE FRAZER RIVER MINES.
Our columns are crowded to-day with
the highly interesting news from the new
Frazer river gold mines The correspon-
dence published needs no comment; it
speaks for ITSELF
The news brought by the Panama has
caused q tremendous excitement in the
neighborhood Of the Pacific Mail Steam
ship Company's Office. Crowds OF persons
are pushing and scrambling for admission
into the building to secure tickets on the
return trip. The PdRdmG will be detained
until Monday The excitement is on the
increase.-Sau Franoisoo Bulletin, June
5th
, 1858-06-18

high appreciation in which he is held as
NAN. The unanimous vote Of the conVen-
ton which placed him upon onr ticket dem
onstrates the justness Of that preferment.
]. NJ. HAWK, Of Chambers precinct, is
4 man Of sound judgment and quick concep-
ton. OF an unassuming character he is
perhaps but little known to the people Of
the southern portion Of the country, al
though a resident Of the same since 1852.
His unobtrusiVe ways have won for him
golden opinions. 1t has been his constant
endeavor land to his credit be it said, to
promote the interests Of the party and its
friends, while upon himself and any claims
which he might Aars upon the party, he has
never even bestowed passing thought
He is democrat solely from lore Of lis
prinaples, and not for the sPOiis Of its sue
cess. Nothing is risked by democrats in
casting for him their votes.
To conclude the list Of representatives,
Mr.. o. SHEAD, Of Black Lake precinct,
was selected BY the convention as one en-
inently deserving q place upon the list
His PastserVices to the country in the late
Indian war, as wagon master and head of
the Train Guard" are remembered and
appreciated. His indomitable energy and
6rmness Of purpose. as exhibited on differ
ent occasions at that time, has identified
bis name with the history Of the country.
His acts met with general appreciation
from his superior officers Such, we pre-
dict, will be the verdict Of the voters Of
Thurston county in bis political capacity.
OF his election there is no doubt.
The other and minor Offices constituting
the ticket have oil been filed with an eye
solely to competency and availability. The
gentlemen chosen for the various Offices are
reliable and honest, sminently BETTING
them for the positions to which they have
been nominated, and to which, il the de-
mocracy will but be true to itself, we will
elect them on the 18th day Of July next
Shall we do III
, 1858-06-18

So DR.. L. J. CEapkRy.-we would direct the
especial attention Of invalids to perusal Of Dr. L. j.
Czapkays advertisement to be found in another col
umn Of this paper in order to place the services Of
learned and experienced physician within their reach.
So much Ill has been inflicted on the human family
from the perneious and ignorant practices Of empl
rics, that It seems as II we filling bounden duty
TO make known where judlcons relief can be obtained.
To those unfortunate enough to suffer from the eses
OF sexual or private Diseases their III treatment
we cheerfully commend DR.. L. J. Czapkay asa man
OF rare scientific and medical requirements possess
ing all the requisites, from long experience and ae-
knowledged skill for the successful practice Of biz
profession. Having made sexual complaints an esPe
cal study, like the celebrated Ricord Of Paris be b
enabled to guarantee speedy and permanent cure y
all cases Of private chronic diseases, whether the
effects Of contagon, sefabuse loss Of viTiity and
in order that patients at distance may avail them
selves OF his advice free consultation by letter s open
to them. The knowledge that we have Of the nuuneF'
Gus cures he has effected some Of which were Of long
standing leads us to place much faith in DR.. C.s en-
cheney, and commend him to the confidence OF thoss
In III health.
Persons not wishing to lose time IA corresponding
please enclose $40 in their letters, and they will ges
immediate attention.
Address L. J. CZAPKAY, ND,
San Francisco, Cal
, 1858-06-18
Important from Nicaragua.
A. B. DILLINBAUeH, Secretary.

We learn from the Panama Star that
the British steamer Trent, from Greytown,
reports on the 25th of April, Col. Kinney,
with men armed to the teeth, hauled down
the Mosqueto flag, hoisted in its stead the
Nicaraguan colors, forced his way into the
Mayors house and fOrcibly dragged him
out as a prisoner. The citizens were up in
arms directly, and q message was sent to
Capt. Kennedy Of the JamestOtOn for assis-
tancs, who came on shore Immediately with
an armed boats crew.
Mr.. Carlos Tomas, intriguing to support
Kinney and gain the support Of the James
tOlop, stated that he was the representative
Of the Nicaraguan government, and had
been informed by them that the treaty be-
tween the United States and Nicaragua
had been ratified, aud that they were at all
hazards to hoist the flag OF the above
country in San Juan. Unfortunately he
had to eat bis own words, for Mr.. De Ban
vel, acting Consul and lately appointed
Minister to Paris by the Nicaraguan gov
ernment, produced his papers Of Office and
proved that the treaty was not ratified, and
that Tomas dared not show his face in that
country, having been outlawed for being an
officer in Walkers army. Nothing was
left to be done therefore, as the citizens Of
Greytown insisted upon taking Kinney and
his band prisoners of to the JamestOl0n and
thence to be sent up in the British steamer
to Aspinwall which was done.
The Colonel and his party had arrived at
Aspinwall.
A correspondent of TIE Star, writing
from Greytown says:
The La Virgin is running. Colonel
Cauty is expected down, and likewise Mr..
Webster, to settle the surrender Of the
boats to Miller, Vanderbilt's agent Capt.
Forrest and small band Of rascals, at
tempted by fraud to get possession Of the
boat, La Hirgin He and his party were
arrested by the Commandante, and convey
ed to Granada as prisoners, where they
now are.
Greytown is very poor, all expecting the
opening of the Transit route anxiously.
A severe earthquake was experienced in
Granada on the 25th; several houses were
thrown down and great CONSERVATION pre-
vailed among the inhabitants. This is the
first earthquake Of any severity that has
been experienced in these parts for eight
years.
, 1858-06-18

LEWIS COUNTY CONVENTION. another
column we publish the proceedings of the
convention held in this county on Saturday
the 18th inst, which resulted in the nomi.
nation Of HOLDEN JUDsoN and JAMES PHIL
LIPS as candidates for the house of repre-
sentatiVes, We have not the pleasure Of
an acquaintance with either Of the nomi-
nees, but are ready to vouch for the princi-
Piles Of these gentlemen as Of the Jefferson
ion school. None but democrats can OBJ
tain nomination from democratic conven-
tiOn in Lewis county. They are not Of the
f,IsiMg order They will scarcely meet with
in the coming election.
, 1858-06-18

bCURHoN.-A party Of Northern Indians on Thurs
day morning Of last week, made a descent upon
party Of miners on their way from whatcom to Vic
tOra about six miles from the former place, and sue
eeeded in killing the entire party but two, who reached
Whatoom on Sunday last. Among the killed Is q
young man named JosEPH FosTER. The exact mum.
Der Of the killed were unable to learn. The In
dians carried on all the provisions belonging to the
party. amounting to some six hundred dollars Lieut.
HowAKD. in command Of the post at whatcom,
promptly started in pursuit. It was understood al
that place that he would call for the services of City
volunteers.
, 1858-06-18

81 DR.. Livingston, in his recently published book
Of travels in Africa, remarks frequently the won.
derful skill Of the native physicians. lie states that
their medicines are almost entirely vegetable and
wonderfully eficacious. The Graefenberg Co. Of
New York have adopted the vegetable theory in com
pounding their celebrated Family Medicines, and
with what success, the thousands who have received
relief from their preparations abundantly attest .