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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-03-29
BAKERY & CONFECTIONERY,
FRONT S EEsEET, Pon.erey. g..

JUST PrrLTsHED. the 9th edition. in sealed nnvcl
p, RralIs ana mailed to any address, post paid, on
ing littie work, emanating from celebrated
hemoer or the medical profession. gives the most
nportn' information published to ali be rspns
'ntertaining doubts of their physical condition. or
"ho are conscious of having ha ~ rdpd their ae.Ith
hd dhhppin"ss--containng the particulars of an en-
ire!y new and perfect medy for Spermator rrhea or
seminal weakness, Debility. Nervousness, Depr So
ION ION or Spirits Loss OF Energy, ssitude. Timidity
,g untarH seminal Discharges Impaired sight and
ndGestion' Palpttni"n of the Heart, and Bodily
Trostratln OF the whole system inducing potency
ana mental md physical incapncity--6y means OF
wch every one may cure himself privately, ana at
TaA ddrcss 1r. { fl. J. C. KLINE, lst Avenue cor.
ner l9th street, New York; Pos, Box, No. 1886
Nov. 0-4J- :lnI-in.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-03-29
A CARR

To the Citizens OF Pomeroy and Meigs County:
have OpGned au esta bllshmsnt Of the above i'm
perfect desc iption. think you need it, and know
buy and sell favorably others. doing
sively cash business. MIll you give me sufficient
patronage toeuable ms to continue. l promise to
s-'-ly " DuTfENHAFER.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-03-29
ATTACHMENT NOTICE

Al AOIl MEM I NOIICE.
BRADFORD RIBBLE, vs.. J. w. Secrist nd
- r. Ii. Secrist-- Before VIM. Hawley, J. p.
OF Ollve Township. Meigs County Ohio-On
the 14th day Of March, 1859, said Justice is
sued an order OF Attac hmentin the above ac-
ton for he sum Of Sixteen Dollars and forty
cents. BRADFORD RIBBLE
March "o-i3-3t.'
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-03-29

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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-03-29

the worth of your money.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1859-04-16
IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO.

The United States mail steamship Tennessee. arri.
ycd At New Orleans on tn" 18th INST. bring. adyccs
rom Vera Cruz, Of the Stb and from the city Of
Mexico. OF The 5th instant.
Her news is Of 4 highly important character os
showing that the bnraliss have at length assumed
the offensive on concentrated and energetic pl,n
and that the strnggcbetwrcn them and ihn Reaction
i'' appears to he on the point of being decided by
bloody conflict before the city Of Mexico unless ,hn,
city s0rrcnders to the large Libcrast army that i.
around it.
The most important news, however is the roeogni-
lIotl OF The JlafeH or Liberal Government ly Mir Ne
Lane. the new United States Minister to Mexico as
the Government de .joct2 of that Republic.
ms event too place on the 9th instant at Vera
CrA. Inc ceremonies OF the occasion were on Il very
imposing scale. and took place in presence of an i'm
melse multitude Of civil and military officials do
nestle and foreign the army Of three thousand five
hundred men, the native and foreign pom atop and
drputations from the shipping in port and at Sac.
riIicos
Great rejoicing pcrvadcl the entire city, native
and foreign residents participating freely in il: and
'hc ringing OF bells firing Of national salutrs by the
entle artillery OF the Notifications and castle with
brilliant military parade exhibited the graf ilcation
lh!s al important step gave to the military aud civil
chieftans.
From the city Of Mexico The news is inlcrestinr
On the I'd, the Liberal army under Dnpollodo
maze an attack ON the city and after an obstinate
Slrhgslc, Whlch lasted from daybrrak nntll about.
noon ana IN which about five hundred men were XII
retire. ~
All the various armies Of the Republic are concen
tratlng on the capital: Tho Liberal army stationed
mere numbered thirteen thousand men and at last
dates had nearly surrounded the city. They had sue
cccdcd IN cutting Off the supplies of provisions and
water from the city, capituaton Of which was ex.
pected to take place soon
me heactIon'st force in the city numbered about
six thousand men.
The neighborng garrsons had been called in to
support the main army
Gen Marquese was marching from Guadaaiara TO
llc assistance OF the reactionists in the capital
Mramon had arrived at Orizaba ON his rctruo,
from Vera Cruz, and Immediately dispatched 1900
men to the.capita
large body of troops left Vera Cruz, on the stb
inst to reinforce Degoado
srcNt battle was expected, should the citv not
The Feliciana Democrat., 1859-04-16

TaiE JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN RAIL Rom
The annual meeting Of the stockholders Of this road
was held in New Orleans on Monday last. Mr. j. l..
oheaie IN the Chair and Mr. Charles acting as Sccre-
taiy. The report of the President was read and ap-
proved and ordered to be printed The gross re.
ceipts of the road for the past year amounted in
round numbers. to S7Si OO0--mail contract S3l 400
passengers travel S272.949, and freight Sl76574-
The expenses have been 1886 93O leaving the nett
earning S4l7,O93. This is glorious index Of what
the future will be when the road is thoroughly com
plctcd
The Feliciana Democrat., 1859-04-16
NEW ADNERTISEME ENTS.
\ REM \ Rk ABLE BOOK.
IN IRESs READY NAY Is..
HINTS TOWARDS
III Y II CAl l. PERFE EGTION.
PHILOSOPHY ~ nlMAN nEArTy F.:

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~EnwING nuw - AcptIUr ANp REI.IN BupnY Sravg.
TET. llEM ~ t>r tIGur: SScfEr Lose LIFE: AS,
hNuIn lri lNt'rNirttS ANp ucroHMi1its % Age
lhi' ish work VII ch We may safely say " II com.
MANI univ"rsn hiirHiion. and awaken every here y
deeper interest in TIT physical mpro,e mnnt OF the
rac" than has yrt brcu manifested: and il shows how
certain and rasy ihi. imrrogcmcn, may ho made nv
70" n," ~ ttr perfectly legitimate means therein
pointed 0Rt, IL revelations "f the
LAWS oF Itv,N cn>rIGtr,y,px
on which beauty ana symmetry drp.ud are not ,ess
interesting aud important 'han they are novel and
surprising: showing NJ they ~. that the form and
anr"S "i "y"n tho mature man or woman (and much
m"fr tho-c ui the child mag be- mp At will and
7" at almost unlimited cNtcnt that wr have .hr now
'r 10 change gradually but surely The shape and ar
raug'mrnt ~ iruc. d'rc aud fluid. TIN. growing
dtN Iy day NOR" beautiful or more ugIy according
uthc direction Civ, Iu the vital force.
II SLOWS boss ~" may im art Inorc vitality 10 thr
iWsnd frame: gv" arw strength to the weak limb
tH'-'lu" grare q movement iur awkwarlncss ; and
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und all wm u,rc,t ,toc,mc ,ucl viii find II an in.
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All important functions
1AaEGs
nay l"aru from i how to develop tn" minds and bod
trs u their pupils tremendously together
NarNG WuurN
will not look IN vain in IT. pages for the secrets of
iImt wunnuy h.auty and personal atirnctiycncs.
which they ycrylropr rly do,iro TO possess, and
lotNG MtS
wttl hnl il mnnud Of rulr- for The development Of
lto-e hah quati"- oi physical vjsor aud manlinc.-
which wlllrommlod rlr admiration Of their own rex
no less than the love oi the oth'r
ILLUSTRATED wmu TWENTY PLATES.
and a large number 81 wppdcuts executed in tho
highest ~" Of arr Price, in muslin gilt 81
FOWLER AND WELLS, Publishers
april ~ 30s broadway, New York
The Feliciana Democrat., 1859-04-16
LIST OF DELEG ATES.

The following named delegates were elected by the
Democratic people, in the respective Wards of this
Parish. on Monday April e. TO represent the same in
the Democratic State aud Congressional Conventions
WARD John 7. McKncely, J. W. Cole and Ran.
doph Chick.
WARD 2.-Maron Chapman, J. A. Norwood and A
=. Brown
WARD 3.-J. W. Taylor, Thomas PLANT, and Alfred
H,zard.
WARD mo election
WARD &c W. Mnnday. A. ]. Going and VIM L.
Herman.
VAIN G.-Joln L. George Irvine Brown and ID.
c Bowman
Wanp Simeon Hatcher, II. D. Rowlcy, and BY.
i'll Haynes.
WARD s.-David BarIicld, Thos W Robins, and w.
VI. Jordan.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1859-04-16

TiE CHEAT REwmIc MoNrnIY.-From the pnh
fishers, Oaksmith &C.. New York. we have received
the April number Of this literary Magazine. III. 4
most excellent work containing the contributions af
some of the best writers 0! the country. and rmb 4
i*hed with Illustrations by the brst artists The nI-
Jecf OF its conductors j. fully attained. tyivc ra-
Ttay something Interesting amusing, and instructive
a. far as possible. 70 all classes Of readers, aiming
however. to give prepondcrancc to the useful aud
Instructive Terms SO per year
The Feliciana Democrat., 1859-04-16

BLAcEwooD's EDiNBrRGm M,G,zIyg.-I.conard Scott
Co., the publishers Of the American reprints Of hn
English reviews and quarterlrs have furnished ~
WIN The March number Of Blachwood. Contents =
chalons-the Camp, Clothes and Scarecrows, The
Turks in kalaiat, The Castles and Crecds of India
The Luck Of Ladysmcde, Italy! her Nationality or
Dependence, Dasents Tales from the Morse, Napoleon
Ill, and Europe.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1859-04-16
FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY.

E.S- We are authorized to announce H. f. CHA
NEl. az n candidate for DISTRICT ATTORNEY for tho
seventh Judicial District subject to the decision or 4
Democratic nominating convention. should the parfy
noid one FOR that purpose: otherwise subject to the
decision of the people at the ballot box.
MS> We are requested to announce CYRUS HEN
~ RATLlfF. Of West F"licnna as a candidate fnr
the Office OF DSrrIcr ATTORNEY for the Seventh in
dicial District at the November Election subject to
n Democratic nomination.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1859-04-16
SUPREME COURT DECISIONS

The following decisions, in appeal cases from this
Parish, were rendered by the Supreme Court on Mon,
day last.
Bytbell Haynes. liqnidator, appellee, vs. David
Pipes ST., appellant. Judgment of the District Court
affirmed.
b. Haynes liquidator appellee, VS. Jno. IIarlour-
q. A. Smith warrantor, appellants. Judgment as be-
tween plaintiff and defendant, affirmed that between
plaintiff and warrantor reversed that the plaintiff
recover from the warranor thousand dollars and
that the warrantor restore two notes described
W. d. Carter, appellee, vs.. Clinton and Port IIul-
son Railroad Company appellant Judgment rrvcr-
sed, verdict of jury set aside, and trial granted
a. NJ. Dunbar and husband, appellees vs.. the Shor
it ais. appellants. Judgment reversed Injunction
dissolved and Chas. Nc Yea, liquidator to recover
$500 damages
l.. D. Nc Caleb, appellant vs. e. d. j. Fluker, an,
penee. Judgment affirmed with costs
FROM PARAGUAY. Y.-Lttters have been received at
Washington, of the 10th February, from Monteyfdco
which state that President Lopez has agreed to nav
the indemnity demanded by Mr. Bowlin, the Amer
lcan commissioner.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1859-04-16

nv when worn ont with nn aching cough--when
pt"s!raed WIN nielt sweat. when the well defined
hectic husband drhliiaing Dinirhua has marked the
victim strc harbngrr ui an early grave-wi,bout
one moment delay, resort To Woodman's Cherry Ex-
reelutant. aud your aching couch will cease, your
sieepesS nights will give way to calm refreshing re-.
po'r tohi hiehi s"rat- aud Diurfhua will cease alto.
gethrr d III" much dreaded hectic flush will be cr.
changed for The pleasing one Of rudly health.
i,chd carefully the Pamphlet around each bottle
f"r sale hy all respectable Druggists, at 81 pet
bottle.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1859-04-16

NArrRALIaAIioS rr STATE CorTs LEGAt-Th"
question has been frequently raised whether State
Courts have the power 10 naiuralzc foreigners. u
must bc in great measure settled by decision Civ
cn by Judge Nc Lean Of the United States Circuit
Court
The case presented was, whether the Probate Court
of Hamilton County, Ohio hud the power 10 natural
i1c Samuel Smith y German, owing allegiance To
the Grand Duchy of Baden. Judge Me Lean slatrs.
The supreme Court Of the United States, in case
brought before it. held that. the power of natural
zation i. exclusively in Congress" but il has repeat.
cdly been held that Congress has power 10 authurz
such jurisdiction to be exercised by State Court.
IN Act Of Congress passed in lSO1 declared that
every Court Of Record ii any Individual State hay-
Ing common law jurisdiction shall bc considered a
District Court, and have jurisdiction in matters Of
naturalization. The Constitution of Ohio declare
that the Probate Court shall bc Court Of Record
and hence under the act of Congress Juhg" Ne Lean
decides that ii has jurisdiction to na,urazr foreign
crs, and that on complying with the rcmanng r4ui
sitons of the act Of Congress The i.a certificate OF
citizenship should be granted to Samuel smith the
party TO the present proceeding. The decision is an
important one, affecting II does, hr action " The
State Courts ~ we'll the legality of thousand. oi
naturalization certificate. already granted hy iho-r
tribunals.
GLAD 80 40 HAcK The Cincinnati q VI ttn say4
Absaum Rdg"ly, of Wheeling Va. has r. claimed %
slave, who ran away in leiG aud went d Columbus
Ohio he obtained warrant from q United States
commissioner II Cincnuntii for hiS return 10 Virgin.
ia. Win TIL arrangement, thr .proppry" Mo is
forty.ninr years old cypress himself perfectly sat-
i4tfYl lt,,lI
The Feliciana Democrat., 1859-04-16

TnE BILLIARD CONTEST The great billiard match
between Phclan. of New York aud Secrccr Of De-
'roi for $1,000 sid" of AT the latter place on
the 18Th inst. 4 great deal Of interest wa. flt in
the contest. which ended in rhclan winning by nine
ty.iivc points.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1859-04-16

capitnlaie The l.hcrnlists were confident of etc.
cess Dfscriions from The Rcaciiolist. IN the city,
'o the lthrrasts outside numerous, and treason
was rife IN the city
tn" whole country Is IN dcplorahlc condition.
1hr innr,H Government have conceded several I'M.
nhrtnni notifications 10 the charter of the Louisiana
T"hnurtnpcc Company have made new concessions
TO tn" company IN property over the Isthmns and
have also extended thc time fixed in the original
charter for the completion of the rail road.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1859-04-16
gt(arrito.

= On Wednesday. April H. by wv NJ Jorp,y,
E.g. Nr. llE<lN SNALLWOOD. 10 Miss liar.
llET ANNA WOOD daughter Of Or. CnAs woop
all of Nmilr County. Miss
The Feliciana Democrat., 1859-04-16
LOST OR NISI,AID

TlE ORIGINAL Act or PARTITION made bv
llrnry ilawinrd, Notary Public il the succession
OF ia Brown, deceased Oh The 22d day Of February
1919. together wih the commission authorising him
to max" said partition.
Any information concerning it will be thankfully
received by
march 81. 1851 WM PATTERSON Clcrk
The Feliciana Democrat., 1859-04-16

IsD> Read advertisement of"A Remarkable Book =
to be published by Fowler e. Wells, 30S Roadway,
New York. on the lst of May next
The Feliciana Democrat., 1859-04-16

THE CUBAN EXPEDITION The Ncw YORK. Herald in
hs editorial columns Of the 18th inst. cNpressc The
opinion that il is possible there may be some truth in
ne report Of the Morning Sun. that an expedition
has sailed for the coast of Cul, with the intention Of
attempting TO rcvolutionizc the island
The Feliciana Democrat., 1859-04-16

A HEAVY DAY AT THE New YORK Posi- OFFICE
"Wednesday last, says a New York paper of the 7tI
instant will he remembered by the clerks in the Post
Office, The foreign letters dispatched were 3j,lS7
the foreign letters received were 72.499 add to these
80, 600 for domestic, sent aud received, and we have
total Of nearly 600 letters, making the largest
and heaviest days work ever known in that Office.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1859-04-16

SALE OF AN ESTRAY.
WILL SELL AT PUBLIC SALE, in front of nv
L Office in the Town of Jackson Parish of East Fc
llciana, on ''
SATURDAY, April is, 1859.
at ten O'Clock. A. NJ. n BAY PONY about l2 hands
hIgh, about years old branded on the left hip with
an anchor, lelt hind foot white, and small star on
me 'orehcad 1t bcing the same that estrayed be-
lore me the Sd day of September, 1858, by William
G. W. CATLETT, J. p. Sd Ward.
Jackson. March 81 1850 ids
The Feliciana Democrat., 1859-04-16

Eii- II is expected that Sir Edward Lytton Hulvor
VIII he the next Governor Of Canada and po..ibly
Gov"rno'.In-chirf Of the proposed North American
British confedcracy.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1859-04-16

HEAVY LIcENsE-1hc Board Of Police for Jasper
county Miss, has raised the license TO retail ardent
spirits in the town Of Pauldiug to 5000, and 10
$500 for the county.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1859-04-16

From SALT LAKE.--Dates from Salt Lake have been
received up to the early part of March The only
items of interest are those relating to the hosics
of the Indians.
The Indians in the vicinity of Santa Clara had Kill
led several white persons. Governor Cummings had
made aIequsition on Gen. Johnston for troops to
chasse them.
Seventeen children, captured by the Indians at
massacre Of l4O emi grants, at Mountain Meadows
eighteen months ago had been recovered
The Feliciana Democrat., 1859-04-16

fsf- The Odd Fellows throughout the utod states
are making extensive arrangements to celebrate. on
'he2dth instant the forticth anniversary Of the Is
tablishment Of the order ia the United States.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1859-04-16

DEATH OF BILLY Bowi.EGs.-The Fort Smith (Ark J
Times has been furnished with The following account
of til" death Of this celebrated Seminole Chief:
Mr. George VI. Arid. from the Seminole country
informs rs iha BIIy Bowlcgs died suddenly at the
house Of John Jumper. on Friday, the | lth nltmo.
There was great lamentaton aud loud wang among
his people. the Srminors. The late cmig grants ll,,
no. arrived in the country at the time of Bowleg's
death They were about forty miles distant from the
Seminole country. They will. therefore. be deprived
of meeting their old leader and chief. Thus has pas.
sed away one who has been terror to the citizens of
Florida and one of the greatest chiefs and Indian
warriors of the present day.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1859-04-16

~" The Echo of Lafayette referring 10 tlr brine.
ing out the name of Lieut.. Gov c. H. MorroN. os a
candidate for thc office q Governor. ny the Democrat
of ST. Martin. thus speaks:
We can fnv with certainty, that II il useless for
the friends Of IIoG g. II NntIoN. to speak Of him fr
the office: for we know positively dat he will not be-
candidate for the GovrrHprsp. neither will hc con
sent to have his name brought before the State Con
vcntion."
The Feliciana Democrat., 1859-04-16

ny verdict for $1,000 hn, been obtained at Bnr.
lnGton. VT, against The vermont and Canadian rail
road company in . suit brought hy The admnistra.
tor' Of Mr. French. who was killed Ny the explosion
OF locomotive on the road in July, 1855. The suit
was brought in hrhaio family Of said deceased The
Jury gave the verdict Oh the ground that the compa.
~ was guilty Of cnlpahc negligence ID permitting the
locomotive 10 run when in an unsalr condition
The Feliciana Democrat., 1859-04-16

T'- TrE DEMocg,ric CONVERSATIONAL CONVENTION
to nominate ca ldar for Congress from ihr I'll rd
District will assemble al Ndalio. Parish Of Concnr
dia. on the
THIRD MONDAY IN JUNE,
ii being the 10th day Of the month
The Feliciana Democrat., 1859-04-16

AMERICAN HoRsEs IL ESGIANn The American
horses now in England engaged as iollows
Proyess In the Steward Plate at Slockbrdpe and
the lradesmans plate at Chester Spring Meeting.
BonHa -Swrrp.0kes Of liity sovercigns each at New
market, second October, Derby and Oak Stakes al
Epson, ST. James Palace Stakes at Ascot. ST. Lrger
stakes at Doncnsicr, Yorkshire Oaks. and Ebor St
Lc@pr. AT York. August
voodbWn In all the above, except the first, third
and seventh.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1859-04-16

Tr~ TmE DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION will n
srmblt al baton Rongr. on the
FOURTH WEDNESDAY IN MAY.
II being the 25ih day of The moith
The Feliciana Democrat., 1859-04-16

Efs- The mischcvuus measure which the Massa.
chu,ts Legislature has had before it. to nullry the
Constitution in regard 10 iugtiycs from labor was
killed in the House by majority of only three votes
This was a narrow escape from the evils which would
undoubtedly have arisen from the passage of the bill
and which would have brought the State Of Mnssachu.
setts directly in conflict with the Federal Govern
m,n', The Boston papers express their great graft.
ication that fanitcism has not been allowed TO
plunge the State into notification.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1859-04-16
REMOV AL.

NJ Al' LAII.
~ WALKER HAS REMOVED HIS DRUG STORE
IL. to the building on Brick Row. formerly Occupi-
"a by Il. II Drangian. He would respectfully beg
leave to inform his friends and the public generally
that he he is now permanently located and will keep
constantly on hnnd well selected assortment of
DRUGS AND CHEMICALS,
Oils Plnt-. Vnrnslos and Window Glass
Gard n Seed. fine Cutlery. Musical Instruments
Books Stationery, Perl'Imery, Fancy articles etc,
All OF winch he Is prepared TO furnish on the most
reasonable, terms and solcts liberal share of pub.
lie patronage april q
The Feliciana Democrat., 1859-04-16

CLAYTON ErlwER TREATY. The Washington Union
has an apparently semi official article on the above
treaty. saying that the President has never changed
his policy concerning it the American construction
will be substantially carried into effect the Mosuui.
to protccoratc and the Bay Islands will no doubt be
surrendered by Grea, Britain to Nicaragua and Hon.
duras respectively the substance of Sir VIM. Gore
Ousclys instruction has been communicated to this
Government only through Lord Napier, aud the Coy.
crnmrnt has full faith in the loyalty of the British
Government: aud that If Sir Gore Ouscly has ex.
cccdcd his instructions in any particular, he will no
doubt be called to rigid account.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1859-04-16
B. +. ClIANEY,
a TTO o II \ EY AT LAW,
CLINTON Ia

PAINTS. OILS, NARNISIIES, ETC.
At CITY PRICES
uSi REC ED a larg" supply of White Lead
~ it"d Lead lithargc, and all the colors, ground
~ OIL. Dry c9pai, Japan. Coach, Furniture and
dow Glass, Putty. Paint brushes White wash Brush
es ETC etc for sale AT city prices for cash only by
hpil NORWOOD TILDON.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-01-13

IPEcAc CURE FOR DEL1RIUN TRENENs.-Dr.
Gerhard Poali, physician to the Bridewen City
Prison, of Chicago, read paper before the
Medi.al Society of that city. a few days since,
in which he stated that he had under his treat
nient kst year one hundred and sixty cases OF
this disease, eight of which proved fatal, and
this year up to the date Of his lecture, one hun
dred, Of which four proved fatal He states
that he had tried Ipecacu1nha in sixty cases
with remarkable success. 1t quieted the nervous
system, created an appetite, and uniformly pro-
duced sleep When the case was not oftOo long
standing he gave it as an emetic the first dose,
and Afterwards gave from fifteen to eighteen
grains every other hour, using in the meantime
shower baths, and giving the parties strong beef
tea All the patients placed under his charge
had for many days and weeks been constantly
drinking alcohol, under the name ofIrish, Scotch
and Bourbon, all full of poison He asserted,
as fact within his knowledge, that this whis-
key contains large quantity of fusel oil, which
is 8 well known Poison.-Detroit Ad1.