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Five Dollars Reward.

Ran away from the subscriber, living in New.
Castle, (Del.) an indentured apprentice to the
Cordwainng business, named SAMUEL HAMA
WAY. Had on when he went away blue cloth
coat with velvet collar nearly new; new fur
hat, dark striped pantaloons, white cotton stock
ings, and pumps nearly new. lie was about
feet seven or eight inches high, about IL years
old, large eyes, and rolls in his walk. Whoever
will secure said boy SO that can get him asaln,
shall receive the above reward.
JOHN MATTHEW'S
Newcastle, Del, July Il, 1897.
U1rit is expected he is IN Philadelphia hll
persons are forbid harboring him at their peril.
tue If 4B--4t.
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Grocery Stores.

Joseph Mendenhal & Co. corner of K;,
and Second streets.
Joseph c. Gilpin, 46, market st.
James & Samuel Brown, High st.
Clement & Gordon, corner of Market a,
Kennel.
Peter Horn, corner king and front sts.
John Rice, Brandywine, south of bridge.
Samuel Stroud, corner Of front and oranpI
George Winslow, 179 market st.
John Wright, corner of Front and Mar,
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From the New-England Farmer.

From the New England Farmer.
WORMS in The HEAD OF SHEEP.
A sort of fly which natur4lists calls Oes-
trux Owls. about this time in the year, at
tacks sheep, and deposits its eggs in the nos
trils of those ANNALS producing wsrmS,
which frequently destroy them. A friend
has assured US thot tig follow ing is an intal-
iible preventive cf any bad effects from
chat insect. Smear the nostrils Of the sheep
with tar: apply it before the fly makes its
appearance, and continue the application till
its departure. The tar should be aprlle.l
TWO or three times a week. or often enough
TO keep the nose continually backened with
shat substance. Perhaps if the tar was plac-
ed under cover. SO that the sheep could have
access to it, and mixed with little fine salt,
the sheep would make the requisite appl-
cation. The tar will prsve useful not only
as an antidote against the troublesome and
dangerous insect above referred to, but is
an excellent medy against cough, rot. and
consumption of the lungs. 1t promotes and
confirms the health the animal, and would
be useful to sheep in q high degree, il the
Oestrus Owls was nor in existence.
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Strayed AWav

From the Subscriber ON the 24th Of Jun, as,, ~
indcntured apprentice, named MAill0N LII
KENS, Is years old, about Eve feet high, pale
complexion, and common size for his agt his
dress is not recollected. Any person who w.!i
return sad boy 10 me shall receive reward oi
9 cents, but no charg ;
Tu0tAS A. SrERRErr,
Aug. %, 1897. 49-it. 16tacc0aid.
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GENERAL REGISTER
Dry Good Merchants

Chalkly Somers. 48. Market-street.
buzby & Bassett, 60, m arket st.
John Patterson, 80 market Street
W B. Tomlinson, No. Sc, marx ct Stres !.
John II. Brincklc, corner Of mark ct & On
streets.
William M'Caulley, Brandywine, north i
of the Bridge.
Allan Thomson, 43 market st.
John w. Tatum, SO market st
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New Ark Academy.

The sem-annnal examination Of tnc ,'ntente
in this Institution, viii take place On Thursday,
the goth inst. BN Onlrf,
II. WHlTELEN, Nttfy
September 5, 1927,
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should not have thought 1t necessary TO make
Mi, nlan statement Of the relative merits OF the
casc lad not Mr.. Swain, on one occasion, when
Lady personally waited on him, to purchase
his Panacea, and complained of his eKtorlonate
price, remarkng to him that she could purchase
mine for half the money, advised her not TO take
any of il for fear it might produce fatal conse-
ouences, and vent on to say that il was not gen
aine. Thousands of persons who are now en-
loving the blessings of health, established by its
use, Will bear me cut Of this assertion, THAT
PARgrn' REsovArlxG VEGETABLE PANAcEA"
rs, IN rvEnr RESPECT, EauAL TO SWANS, AND
leASBErAKEs IN ALL GASES WHERE MS HAS PROV
Ed IFFicAcIous, WITH SECURITY And FREEDOM
l,nI M SAY, WITHOUT FEAn OF CONTRADICTIONS,
AypICAN ESTABLISH THE FACT BEIoND THE POSI-
nIttry OF nouDT-ruAT Ny MEDICINE and Ms
4 InE0sE Ann TnE SAME THING, WITH THE ESeEr
lroS or AsY aEnGuRIAL pEtrARATiUS.
JOHN A. PARKER.
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Ia MOTIFS
COJG9Er Ts2. Tsg. !. 'tcsgoE Z G
HahaJh .ued'ciae tr Cotgbs, toasumpfions and
.httQae.

.hthmdS.
This Elixir is offered to the public as pos
sessinC virtues peculiarly adapted to the present
prevailing disorders of the breast and lungs,
leading to consumption. timely use of these
drops may be considered certain cure in most
cases of Common C0H9, tORyhS, hif9ncG,
H,opjDg Co4gb, Pain IN The Mde, DWcWg IF
Brsafhins, Eam # ttep arising from debility,
aud in SaGs n,aG,e lilaa, II IS singul.rly ellis.
cous. particular attention TO the directions
accompanying each bottle is necessary.
The following certificates from. respectable
gentlemen. Ph5 s!cians and Surgeons are subjuin-
cd, to show that this composition IS one which
Medical men are disposed to regard A. eilicacious
and worthy OF public patronage
Having exam ed the composition Of Ia
Morr', Cough Drops, improAed, we have no
hesitation in recommending them TO the public,
As being well adapted TO those cases of disease
FOR which they arc recommended
Doctors ioNArHAN Dom, Albany n-s. 4, 1924,
JANIS pnsr, Of Vi hi,c Greek, fcb l4th 1879;
W.rsns SvN>ta, of Cambridge, fcb. Goth
1925; SoLoMoN nLAN, OF jackson, january 20,
1873.
El3ratt ofa iiier .fom Rer Ebenccer Htrr's.
am pleased vita tbs opportunity OF relating
at,w facts which MAJ serve in commentator ut
your cX yllcnt Cough Drops Fer ten years
Nsts Vlitlt3HG VAN pulmonary tpHlP'AlHtb I'lN
cough w.s severe, my appetite weak, ana
strength failing. ] used many popular madi-
cia"s, hut only found temporary refet until D.!
aconrinued use d lonr valuable broPs, have
heen bcsso,! "a .th s4ch poltcct health to rcn.
der further nc.Is unnecessary.
EBENEZER HARRIS.
Sricm. " J, In II, 1875,
Wt'Srs. frd>i1's.--i have for Is years becu
troabyd with 80 Election ot'the breast and lungs
attended wiih ascvcrc coggh pain in tie SIDE
and dHcug, OF breathing, and IN the fall HOPS,
became 50 much reduced that my ie was ies-
paired ot;and rrceSin. ~ vi,bc benefit from
my ply. san, VI, Idt.-o to make trial Of III
Moit's Cough rrons. and after taking one bottlp
was restores. 70 periet heai'h; and lit is ny firm
belict, that the use Of t,c ;5oy. named drops,
saved iEl ffc THOMAS JONES.
Coilm5's, Olio, J't'Y y, 1926.
Sold Wholesale ara lsc';4l By O. z s. Crosby
Conmbu., Ohio, and agents Of then appointing
Throughout the Unitcd States and CaHtia, S;c.
Each bottle contains IS doses, price ~.
C1rSoll IN Wilmington rs JosLpH iiaiSlurRsl
Drugsist AID Chcnis,, 81, N.Il,ct.st
March, 9-95-t6m.
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p4.LCE $apAN B0TTLE.
so PHR IO|

ITrn,t-Iasters, or other ,<ntcmen, who
may interest themselves in the sale of this Med
iein", shall have liberal discount allowed them.
'rhcy nr-g hc assured that the ingredients used
in the mtNnt,cturc Of it ue entirely simple, and
Ola corr i've nature, and 10 specific qualities
hne 1tent,5ted by many u our most respecta.
blc rtyseians,
tbrless iioata1y pa,t Of the Union will be
attended tu"ijh iau, ta,ly, '"d evoly niorma-
lon Siyen t.D.t nas he -a,pir-j Address 10
JtiiN \. PARKER,
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GranA \.itevntuve y.otlerN

of the State of Mary lsnd, will take place n ti!e
Ci ! Of 8AlrlaoaE, u!. wednesday the !7tt Of
October, and wli he COMPLETED or ;'s; day
This Lo,ters i Inc most biliaut in the rnitcgl
states; containing he,ily u, Ca;.i,als oE 1e,2aJ
DOLLARS. and 1900 DOLLARS, 10 !,2,
than TEN prizes %. -. fnoEsAND Dol.
LARS each
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Dra7cia,g near at hand!
Delaware State Lottery,

For tbs beneh, oi Newark College, Middlctown
Academy, and lnpannel Church.
NINTH CLASS.
10 BE- draan on SqtHrdoy the 22nd IF seq
ttldbfr 1897.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-09-13

lwas afflicted, seycral years AGO with mer.
curial disease, Which destroyed my health and
cnfecbiel my constitution to that degree that
despared Of .r again recovering from the ef-
fcc;s Of it. had bccn VI Ter the care OF a ply
sican for more than seven months, end my rlala-
dy still continued TO increase; ii fac, bad be-
conc ulcemtc,l, when by chance, bcc.mc ac-
qu,in,ed with Mr.. Jot8 H. Fr"frr, who informed
me that he believed he could cure me in a very
short time with his Panatta, five bottles Of which
restored me to health and comfort.
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Price Of rickcts.

IT7ols Tichet,. $ 90 Quarters, ,.......s1 25
HadeN,. . 50 Eighfbs, ,........ o.!
- Orders from any part Of the United States
either by mail (rost pald) Or private conveyance
enclosing the Cash or prce Tickets in any ofthe
Lotteries, VIII meet the same prompt and pune
tual attention, as if OH personal application.
QJ'.fddreSs 10
J.i COHEN, Jr. & BROTHERS, baltimore.
baltimore, August 9, l8227.
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Tumours, Putrid Sore Throat,
letter, Ulcers, 81. &c.
Il is particularly beneficial in RksuAatismy. its
effects being slcl. - completely 10 remove the
complaint.
In all cu,ancou4 diseases, or affections Of the
skin, perhaps there IS no medicine that has been
more eminen,ly successful. In the carly stages
iof ConeuHlpiioa il vii be found of eminent SER
Evice. II Affords eiicctul relief in Sylphittt,c
and ihyctfict Discusses.
! Several eases of Jsundce have been radically
removed by Inc use Of only few bottles.
Dyspepsia, OF Indigestion, is taken away by
! It's powerful virtues; aud where Children are
concerned il is known to be salutary operative
and iol that purpose kept by families to be used
III the complaints incident to the change of the
seasons.
| This Medicine Is Warranted Genuine, and is
equal to any NOW inuse; ii is carefully prepared
from the original iecipe,
1 ~ JOHN A. PARKER.
directions for using this Medicine, and ccrtif-
Gates from respectable persons ho it has radic-
Nth cured OF various confirmed diseases, accom-
paav each bottle.
1hs Pailacea has been highly recommended
by many respectable PhYsiciGpG, and Professors
in ,hc Unilerity of Pennsylvania. 1t has per-
formed remarkable cures, after all the efforts OF
experience and si,lll have failed timely use
of twll prcveat Cms1mptiQas, as il carries oil
the complaints that terminate II this fatal wide
spr aiding disease. Il is well known fact, that
more die with this disease than OF amy other TO
which the human family arc exposed. Indeed,
IT HIS spread to such an alarming extent, ard IS SO
certain III It's operation, when once it has got the
ascendtncy, that we cannot he too caretulln mp
ping in thc bud the diseases that generate it.
Incases wheie Mercury has been used, the ct
fccs Of v hich remain iii the system, ii 10 an inva
liable medicine. II rcGtOres the con3ttutlon tC
lis wontrd yigor and sounlness, at,d completed.
eradc;Nes the evils that attend it, and many
more can bear te-.t.adny 20 it, good effects il
this parisDlar.
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HIGHEST gnxa.I.. $4,000.
ltlNtl
Si14,000
1862 prizc.. amounting TO

1862 prizes, amountingt TO Sil4,d00
Subject to the usual deduction of fftccr percent
sr'rhe Cash for the whole Of the Prizes can
be had at COilEN's OFFICE, the moment they
are drawn.
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LfMES C. H}'RC'X.

Wcll.
LfjIES C. .iERCX
The Proprietor Of Ialkcr'a panacca las the
satsi ction of laying before the public, the fol-
loving rec0mnie niatoly notice Of hi, Medicine
from DR., Edwin A. Alice, highly respectable
Practitioner in Philadelphia.
''lIa,ing been requested TO state, what expert
ence have had oi the efficacy oi Parkcr's Pana-
cea AIN enabled to say, that three patients,
Who have used Of the bottles, presented ior trial,
nave evidently derived grea bcneht. The first
is "a respectable female, who laborcd under ex-
rcmc Scroiclous debility in which the stomach
participated largcly--i,s digestive functions be-
ing much disorefed. Aiter taking one bottle,
her health was imploved--hcr appetite, diyes-
ton and complexion moderated; and in the use
Of the second bottle her conyalesence is speedy
| The second is the son of 4 boatd-nierchant,
who suffers with tic hip-dsease, scrotulous IL
fcction carries of the neck Of the thigh bone.
] Previously to the use of Parker's yanacea, lie
had habltualy suffered great pain i'll the aife cted
part, and h,s general health was much Impaired.
lie has taken nearly two bottles, and his parents
say he has been more free Of pam than before
while his general health is fast improving.
The third is Lady, whose disease is supposed
to be Northumberland who has long suffered
with an extensive ulcer of the leg, resisting the
remedies prescribed by two regular and eminen,
physicians, Who appthendcd the loss of.he limb
by gangrenc. BY request, called to see her to
day; viewed the ulcer, which is now not more
than afour,h, in diarleter and depth, of what il
was originally--is much less swollen, very Slight
y paintul-and size says she has received more
benefit from the twobottlcs Of parker's Panacca
than from any medic he that had been before ad
ministercd."
: lfthe above reconmendatory notice is calcu
lated 10 benefit the poprietor it is at his service
+. A. ATLEE.
Philadelphia 5th mi. so, 1927.
Sold by JosEPH B,ISeuuRsr, Druggist and
Chemist, No. 81, Mari ct street Wilmington.
: Also, at j. Harlan Drug Storc onnosite tbs
! Tcwn-Eall, Marsc. stcet.
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Vegetable Renovating Panacca

Carefully prepared from the original recipe,
and warranted equal to any now in use
FOR THE CURE OF
Liver Complaints, Scrofula, or
Kings Evil, Mercurial Disease,
Tumours, Putrid Sore Throat,
letter, Ulcers, So. &c.
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Witncss, I. ". STEw .pT.

Pdihdelphia, .}pril llMla27.
hereby certify that my wife was afflicted with
the most cNcrHciating Rheumatic paIns in all her
limbs or tW % months; being advised to TRY Par
Esr'a Po0acca, procured two bottles, one how
ever, entirely removed the pain, and she is now
Mrl
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'", ttttAH"V"Hi
[lnTlEiCAlI;S.

To &c care oi A,hnsou -ad ii,AAnder, /
llx4, ihiMMpAN.
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Ea&sASxlssk aS HI =

London, Mag 8.
Gin, tzro o'clock. The statement OF the chancel-
Tor OF the exchequer last night as to the finances
the improvement of the state Of the country-and
the junction of several members of great influence
to the cause OF tine new minister, had extraordi-
nary effect the funds this morning. ConsuIs
which left off last night at 80 l-8 opened in state
of extreme fuctuation at eel to 82 3d. since then
the market has become settled and progressive rise
to SO l-3 has taken place. Exchequer bills and
India bonds are also shade higher.
In the house of lords last night, the bishop of
Chester presented petition from the inhabitants Of
Chester against any further concessions to the Ro-
man catholics. Thedule of Sussex presented one
from the Roman Catholics Of Connaught, in favor
Of the Catholic question.
The marquis of Londonderry, in moving for
some returns of the salaries and appointments con-
nected with the foreign departments at home and
abroad, spoke at great length. He .inveighed in
strong terms against the individuals at the head
of it.
Corn La7cs. Fiscount Goderich named Friday
the 18th, for the second reading of the corn laws
bill, and their lordship's were ordered to be sum
moned.
Criminal Lcws' Consolidation Bill. Mr.. Peel
postponed the further consideration Of the four bills
on the crlr nal laws to Monday the 21st of Nav
He would with the greatest pleasure continue his
exertlons for the amendment of the criminal code,
and the consolidation of these laws, if such were
the pleasure of the house-and SO far as depended
on himself, the proceedings he had adopted should
be continued precisely if he were still secretary
for the home department.
In the house Ct commons the presentation of some
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petitions on the catholic question was followed by a
short discussion. Lord Hotham, Lord Althorpe,
and Lord Nugent stated successfully their sent.
ments in supporting the new administration Mr.
Maberg also recapitulated his well known opinions
in questions connected with finance, and hoped That
in another session the right honorable gentleman
would grant committee TO inquire into the financial
state Of the country. Mr. Canning announced that
he expected to be able TO bring forward the budget
before the Whitsun Holidays. and animated that The
financial plans of the government tor the present
wear would embrace no extraordinary measure In
The eusuing season finance committee would be
nronosed 10 take into It's consideration the whole
sta,e of orr revenue lord Milton stated that wha!
had fallen freq, the head oi his uajesays govern.
ment this night, and from his noble friend, (Loa
AMhorp) in respect to that government, was 80 sa.
sfactory in the one case, and SO entirely expressed
al that he felt in lac other, that it was unnecessar,
for him to add one word more to express his own
nprfeet confidence in the administration OF the right
honorable gentlemen.
| Paris, Mag 4. Ii is now generally understood
that the French ministers are busily occupied il
arranging plan forthe reorganization ofthe national
guarts. and that the only difficulty OF importance is
The appointment of the officers. 1t IS required that
all the officers should be OF the old schools but as it
lis well known that such an arrangement would ey.
cite considerable disgust ministers have not at this
moment the hardhood to make It.
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From the baltimore american

The National Intelgencer contains letter from
an American officer in the Mediterranean, furnish
ing brief but inteligbe view of the difficulties Of
the Greek government, and ., their plans and pros
poets. From this letter, which is Of some length,
we obtain the following particulars.
The writer, who had visited ConstantinopIe. de-
scribes the condition OF lurkey as miserable in the
extreme,--the country waste, though naturally one
of the finest in the world; the pupu.ati3a sparse,
wretchedly clad and lodged ard worn down BY
systematic oppression, the cutls 4tors Of s soil ha-
wing barely enough left them to drag oft .sera-
BILE existence. The neto troops are poor dirty crea-
lures, they are small locking men. Every thing
evinced, in short, that this once mighty empire is
lettering at its base, and that policy only in the
European powers, permitted it to have an existence.
Yet the Turks are not the more inclined to grant
any terms to Greece: Iney cannot persuade then-
selves that the EQrgpean powers viii cvei trouble
themselves to 20 to for Greece, and they will
negotiate without end, for the Turk never thinks
you in earnest till his territory is invaded. Ten hea-
Wy briggs and corvettes are ready for sailing against
Greece, and two frigates and aline-ofbate- are
nearly so to accompany them. The writer thinks
that England and Russia will use strong language to
induce the Port to grant TERMS if not Independence
to TIVE Greeks but 10 nconsidcrahe difficulty is,
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the administration, which we were scarcely prepsr
ed to meet. This question however is generally
considered of secondary Importance The preser-
walton of the present union and harmony in the re-
publican ranks, and the restoration of those few
who yet be esranged ought to be our leading policy
The accomplishment OF this purpose will gwen.
York her Just asceniancy IN the unon--that as
cendancy to which she has always been justly emit
tied. and which we have no doubt she will ultimate
ly attain.
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From The Carlisle .Iactsonl Gazette.

Trouble in the Wlguan. That there turks trea-
ckerv some where il the Jackson c;inp, feel con
ynced Looking towards Philadelphia, there APP
pear strong reasons TO INFER, that OF the former
friends Of Mr. Calhoun, in that city particularly ana
through the state generally, have become aposates
and now support Mr.. Adams The Ftsiladiam pa
per is worse than the Press to the Of the hero
It's sickly, Directing humor, nauseotes upon epery
pelate aad drires d nal IN the ceQin Of our caase
ercrY time 1t h,ekups the name Of Jackson. Thai
there its treachery at the bottom Of II, man who
is impartial can doubt. 1t may be for Caihosa but
not for Jackson. The vary tone it puysues means
alag public feeling on the question of the plesi.
dency, under the pretencc that the vote OF the state
is secure which gives audible inailaiion OF lack OF
wit, or the presence Of aece'Vui Anayery."
"Let us admit there is dagger tina; 1t may shmu-
late rs 10 action Do what may, the vote for
Mr.. Adams in this state, viii aot be so small as
TO excite contempt. LET US srain vary nerve, and
beat down the usurpcrs. The II OF Hercules
will be necessary; and although have aoietded il
mphantly before. against three rlv.i let w ho
throw it away, and by listening 10 tie sgren song 0
Delilah, suffer our locks OF strength "a be shoIn
wrapt in the slunbers OF pleasure OK confidence
Again say, Treason is abroad! lrea:ht4ls work
Ing i'll secrc:'
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ALBANY. .Juse is.

.dt0dnp. jnse 10.
The confessions OF a murderer. On Thursday
evening, strang made to the gaolrr, hlr Becker.
full confession Of the murder OF SmUle. les-
terday he repeated the confession TO the grand Jury
giving the horrid recital with such nlnutGn ess and
accompanied by such circumstances, as leave no
doubt o. hio Por,lci patton the crime. bill had
been previously found agalst him by the g and
1lnrt.
i 1t appears that a rifle used in the perpetra
ton OF tie crime and that he bad made experiments
as to the effect oi il shot through glass. The *,
lpernpnts lie stated were made in a rayine "fithls
about twenty rods Of the house, anu lie described
the place where the glass and rifle were secreted
There they were found; and tie rifle Was recog.
nizad as the one purchased by Strang.
In his disclosures. Strang implicated Mrs Whip
pie. He charged her with having i.istigated tht
murder, and having acted with him IN all lts Stages
by furnishing the means IF purchasing the rife, thu
glass for the trial OF the effect of the ball. nc. &C
Previously, however, the grand jury had found
bill against Mrs. W. and lhe was arrested on
bench warrant and is nov in custody. She has IN
dergone frequent examinations bei5re tie gran
jury and the officers Of the police, and altogethe
denies the examinations o! Strang.
! In the present excited state OF the public mind
may be proper 10 observe reasonable cautio
against the beiiefo all thai is alleged ny one who i
by his own confession, innnsrous Villain, and ca
pab!n Of any eMormity: and, Oh the other hand, no
to reject his statements altogether: bit TO preserY
rs tar possible state Of feeling tM shall secur
TO the parties an Impartial trial. Should commits
sion for special court Of oyer and tennner issue
(Which is probablel, the triad win take place abot
the middle ot JuIy-.Irpus
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massachusetts, Medical Society AT the Annual
Meeting Of the Fellows of this Society, convened
from all parts of the Commonwealth, the following
Preamble and Resolutions were adopted with great
unaninity, and ordered to be printed. All the Re-
solutions, with one exception only, passed nemine
contradicente.
Whereas, There is reason to believe, that the habi-
tual and Incorporate use of ardent spirits, is often
the consequence of an opinion that such qnds con-
tribute to the health of mainland