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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-06-07
VIRGINIA
Stale L0ttcrY.

SECOND Glass.
To construct a read from The P~ennsyIpa-
mia line, ria. EIizabetLtosoa, 10 Tie Chic
River.
TO be drascn al .Moortetd. Hardy county, va.
% Wednesday, Goth June, 1882.
HIGHEST PRIZE $4,000.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-06-07

C@oicra ~ Harre London papers Of Iat~
date, communicate the unpleasant int ,g.,r@
That The cholera had broken out AZ Have.
where II had not previously appeared. 4,
had attacked a large nupber Of German and
SWISS emigrants from tie Rhine, who were
on Their way to this country. The propr,etv
OF riS'diy enforcing quarantine regulations
must oe o~o'tous; no matter what the specu.
iause merits OF the question OF contsgion or
non contag'on may DO. The number OF
cases on the 18th of April, is stated in one
account to have been eight.
E"rf'octJrom a letter .from a gentleman in
PARIS, April 18th, 1854.
"The Cholera has lost most Of he ,errars
Besides the recent diminution in the number
Of its victims, (from SOL on the 9th inst 10
9i2 on the 10Th, according to authentic doc.
uments,) the disease Is now considered quito
manageable. if taken in its first stages. Its
fatality is generally owing 10 the neglect OF its
hrst symptoms, which are often very rlild and
insidious" -
sing uiar co incidsaee.-Nhen Judge Claw
ton visited Philadelphia, as one Of the Bank
Committee, perhaps the FIRST time he was i'm
Church IN that city, he had the happiness To-
hear a long and fervent prayer offered 10
Heavan Tor Georgia, the Indians and Mis-
s'oneries, and particularly for the nnrighte-
Gus Judge. who had sentenced the latter to
the Penite ntiary.-We hope the Judge an
swered, AMEN. TO the whole prayer, not ex-
ceptlng even the latter clause.-.aau,.sfa
Geo. Coar. -
A man who had been gambling the night.
before. committed suicide at Salem, Eric
county, Pa. on the 9th inst. His name was.
Michael Gere. -
u good shotl-We understand that a gen.
tleman Of this county shot fee Owls, on Mon.
day night last, at one shot. Beat this who
can Torch Light. --
In consequence If keapy r,sins at the close Of
last psek, The Potondc has been IN e~rcellent
boating order the ,choie Of the present sceet,
and lumber, flour, and eoheat, haze Descended
IN great abundance, together with coal, scool,
Sc. Sc. IL is Supposed that there has been
more lumber brought 70 aud disposed Of at This
market, The present freshtt, Than has been Me
case al any one time before iuiamsport
Banner. -
The Canal Engineers.-TIe engineers Ia
the serrtce Of The Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Company hare completed their iaboirs to this
place. aud haze crossed the Conocochedgue and
dre ao,c pursuing their surveys ADORE. Ne an
aerstand that as soon as they reach The ternina-
ton Of eight n.ies ADORE this io,of. there ,oin
be another letting Of contracts advertised for
The distance beitreen the dam and that point. n
basin has been stahed obp by them at this place,
at OF near the brick yard ia the occupation of
Mr.. George Snyder, al the southern crtrenity
Of Tie totcp-lbid.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-06-07
am, sir, SC.
LEWIS CASS.
To the Hon. Thomas Ill.
Benton, Chairman Of the
Military Committee. Sc
Date, -

nate. MF ----
LEXINGTON, (Ky) May a6.
Horrible Murder-Mr. Andrew Young, OF
Montgomery county, and his wife, were both
murdered in a most shocking and brutal man
ner on Sunday last, by one OF his own negro
men. The circumstance so far as we have
been able to learn them, are as follows: On
the evening before the murder, the negro
was about leaving homeland was told by
his master that he must return early the next
Sunday morning, to catch the horses for
his mir. Y.'s) daughters TO ride 10 a Metho-
dist Camp meeting, and perhaps to go with
them, and take care of the horses at the
meeting. He did not return. however, until
10 or IL O'Clock when he went into the gar
den where Mrs Young was picking straw
berries, and on being scolded by her and
threatened with c~hastiseuient, he took an axe,
struck her to the ground. aud continued bis
blows until he severed her head from her
body. lie then vent in a direction 10 meet
MIR. Young, who bad been some distance
from his house, and was returning, and told
him he had killed bis mistress and would kill
him, which fell purpose he too fatally cxecn-
ted by beating him with an axe, (tbe same
used upon his mistres.) until his brains were
knocked out and bis body most horribly man
gled. There was no other white person a
bout the place at the time OF the murder.
The negro had been raised about the house
of Mr.. Young, and was much INDUCED. lie
says himself, (so stated our informanD that
his master had not strsck him for upwards OF
five years. He is now safely lodged in the
jail Of Montgomery county.
Singular uicide.-Lathrop Shurtlif, ofCar-
yer, who was some years since convicted OF
an attempt to poison some members OF his
own family, was discovered on Saturday
morning last, hanging by bis neck and feet
in the following singular position his feet
were made fast by a cord to the upper rail Of
a fence Of the usual height, while his neck,
with a rope Of sufficient length TO permit bis
head to come within a foot or Is inches of
the ground, was tied TO a stake somewhat
higher than the fence, exhibiting the painful,
and at the same time, ludierous spectacle of
a man hanging with his head downwards-
our inf irmant represents him, as a man Of in
temperate habits, and that he had passed the
previous evening at q public hvuss Bare
static Jour.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-06-07

Cucumbers.-.4 gentleman IN Tennessee, ad-
r~ertises that he hos discorered thai s~tre,onag In
dim meal on Cucumber hills prevents insects
and reptiles from approaching The piaes.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-06-07
II. NJ BRECKENRIDGE.

We learn from the Wyoming Republi
can. that three children were recently scald-
ed 10 death in Luzerne county. The moth
err was engaged in boiling soap, when the
pot fell from the crane, and the contents
were dashed over two children playing on
the floor before The fire; and the third, which
was on her lap, she dropped into the boiling
liquid in her lrightful endasors to rescue the
other two. -
The Circuit Court Of the United States
commenced its session at Richmond, last
week-present Chief Justice Marshall, and
Judge Barbour. The Grand Jury found a
true bin against the eight Mutineers of the
ship Woodrop Sims, who were brought to
this port in December last, by the u. 5 ship
Guerrero, from Callao -NOfok Beacon.
These musineers were tried yesterday, be
fore the Circuit Court, Judges Marshall and
BARBOUR Thomas Il Burfooi, Esq, District
Attorney, for the u. States; X. q. Scott &
Jno. w Brockenbrough, Esqrs, for the pri
soners. We learn they were acquitted, and
! without hesitaaion-Riclaaoad Vhig-
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-06-07

In the Senate of the United States. on the
22d inst. Mr.. EWING presented a memorial
praying for The passage of a law TO autho
rize the issue OF a writ of habeas corpus TO
bring mp the bodies OF the missionaries now
confined in the Penitentiary of Georgia, with
a view to their liberation, which was referred
to the committee on the Judiciary.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-06-07

"a good shosi-We understand that a gen.
tleman Of this county shot flee Owls, on Mon.
day night last, at one shot. Beat this who
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-07-23
COMMERCIAL.
BALTIMORE MARKET-JuLy 81.

FLOUR:-
Roward street Eour.-The receipts OF the
week are nearly 5000 barrels, none OF which Is
Of new wheat. The sales from stores have gene
rally been made at $685. Sc. l2E. and by the
dray load at $685.. One lot OF 100 bbls. was
sold at E. We think the falr store quotation Is
6,O6i 6, LEI fur fresh ground July inspection
Most Of the dealers have been receiving from the
wagons at Sc per Dbl. and few at 5,87a. The
first named is the generally prevailing rate today
Ci,u Nils Flour Sales of several parcels oil
fresh ground -four, of old wheat, were made on
Thursday at Sc. on time with interest added
aud today lot Of 100 bills Of the same was sold
at the same price. Some of the Mills have com
menced work on the new wheat, aud we note sales
of 200 TO 1900 bbis., to be made Of new wheat,
at 6, so per bol. interest added.
!Susquehauaa Hou.-Sales Of several parcels
of superfiue at Sc per Dbl.
GRAIN
Whea. Parcels Of the new crop. generally OF
moderate amount, have made their appearance
at market in the course of the week. tine quality
of which. generally speaking, was excellent -
The sales Of good quality new red have been at
81. 90 per bushel, and parcels Of prime new red,
free Of garlic, have brought Sl.e5. Sales OF new
white have been made at 81 25 l.S0 per bush
Ell. as in quality. The receipts Of old wheat are
rfiing in amount. Our quotations are for
new wheat.
Cora.-In the early part of the week sales OF
good quality white were made at 81 cents and OF
yellow at Is cents, and these rates prevailed un-
ill yesterday inclusive. This morning parcels
of white and Of ycitew were both sold at oS cts.
A, the time of closing our report, we believe
that good white will not command mere than oil
cents, and we quote accordingly.
Rse-Has declined in value. Sales OF new
crop Maryland have been made this week at oo
625 cents per bushel. -.4merican.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-07-23
ID [ T. ID.

On Saturday. 18th inst. Mary ELLEN. fourth
daughter Of Mr.. WILLIAM FowLE, in the 18th
year Of her age.
The bud has been nipped by an untimey frost:
the wind passes over its desolate place and signs
among the leaves as if in consolation ADD sympa
thy for its absence-Hs place is desolate. And
get, lovely as it was. why should we grieve at
its absence with "surpassins srief" II has but
transferred its fragrance to brighter and more
glorious fields. The sunshine of more congenl-
al chimes will diffuse into its bosom new and
invigora,ing principle, and it will presently burst
forth into the fullness Of its BEATTY and its
strength.
We record the decease Of one young in years.
but tagged, as the patriarchs were," IN purity
and moral loneliness With frame-irail as
mortals' can depressed to the earth by the
power Of disease for months-nay, years-before
il exerted its last effort, her natural sweetness
and aniability never deserted her: her chief care
appeared to be that she was the necessary cause
of trouble to those about her. She cared not tor
death; for, for her it could have no terrors.-
Blessed spirit!--thy sins-(ew, indeed, they
uere-thy sins have been forgiven thee. Pur-
CIR spirit never took up its peaceful abode in Abra-
hams bosom. Communicated.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-07-23

1t our own serious conviction; that lift were
not for newspaper borrowers. we should
have three subscribers where we now have one
1t is this ubiquitous practise which causes so ma
ny complaints from subscribers Of the irtegulariy
in the receipt Of their papers. and from publish
ers, of the want Of patronage. We could diate,
ia ertenso. on this subject, but we forbear, as our
feelings might carry us too far. 1t would be per-
fectly justfable to detect and publish the names
of ha5it,.aL borrowers; occasional ones may be
pardoned. lfany man or any family, take SO
much interest in what is going on in the world as
to make the newspaper an object of every day
perusal. we care not what his or their crcumstan-
res may be, they can afford to pay for one. and
this is an undenia6ie truh.-Georgeiown Ont.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-07-23
w. M'Ilvaine, Esq. Cashier Of the United
States Bank, has rendered his resignation to the
Board of Directors.
TcoMMUNIcATED.


Mr.. Snouden-Your remarks, this morning,
about "newspaper borrowers" led me to this in
quiry-whether ought voluntarily. and for no
fault on your part, to Join in doing you an injury
for fear of displeasing some Of my neishbors,
who, as you say, are mean enough TO spunge up
on me for nv paper every days And l have
come to the conclusion, that the newspaper lend
sr is almost as much in the wrong as the newspa-
per borrower. Henceforth, then, | shalt not
LEND my paper to any one who is ABLE to take
it, and shall have no scrupes in denying it to
all such who may apply. am a friend to the
protection and encouragement Of ndfiuc industry
and know that editors see hard enough times,
without the additional burthen Of printing for a
host Of people who enjoy the fruits of their la
Dor at other peoples expense.
Yours, SC. AN ALEAANDKlAN.
,J,ily 20.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-07-23
HEALTH OFFICE.

PHILADELPHIA, July l9-Noon.
There has been no new case OF Cholera report.
ed to the Board of Health.
The case reported by this Board on the 18th
instant as doubtful, has since been ascertained to
be a case of Malignant Cholera. The doubt thrown
upon the case Vas caused by contradictory lnfor.
nation. This explanation the Board considers it
owes to the very respectable physician by whom
the case was reported.
BY order: VIM A. MARTIN, Clerk.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-07-23

M,nifesa Endo,cmsnt. learn, by the
fredericksburg Arena, that Miss SOPHIA CAR
TER. of Prince William County. who died a few
DAYS since, has left Legacy, consisting OF Bank
Stock and Lands, Of the value Of about Itcenty
thousand Dollars, to the Female Charity School
Of Fredericksburg.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-07-23

sFSAvINGs FUND INSTITUTION open
this day. under the direction Of Committee OF the
Board of Managers, at the Marine Insurance Once, Al
& o'clock. F. NJ. leMon"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-07-23

HEALTH OFFICE, July 20-Noon.
There has been no case Of Malignant Cholera
reported to the Board Of Health, since Tuesday,
the 18th instant. By orders
VIM. A. MARTIN, Clerk.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-07-23
ALEXANDRIA, I'd. c.
,ooyDsY MORNING. JULY %. 1882.

Friday, the Goth inst. was solemnly and reii'
.;ously observed, in this town, as day oil Fast
inc. Humiliation and PRAYER. II was also so ob
served, generally, throughout the State OF Vr'
ginia,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-07-23
SALES AT AUCTION.
SALES THIS DAY.
BY GEORGE WHITE.

IAO166 S1uCtAous
Cut Glass, China, Astral Lamps, Look
ing Glasses, &c.
I'm Monday morning next, a 10 o'c'ock' VI" oe
- sold. without limits, 10 close coneern
8 Hogsheads and Packages OF Wares
Consisting. in part, If
pair Astral Lamps, assorted sizes
60 dozen China Muffin Plates
II China Tea Sets, 56 pieces
10 do Lustre do. So do
90 Ewers and Basins; Soap Boxes
IL Dresden Flowers
dozen Persian and Toy Mugs
Cut Glass haf gallon and quart Pitchers
Elegant Cat Tpmblen and Wines
Celeres and Moulded Covered Dishes
Gilt Mantei and Pier Glasses, variety Of nx-
es, Of the latest Philadelphia patterns, ia
pcr columns. Also,
Large Family Bibles, with epgravings, gilt
FIavius Josephus, l vel; TAylOr's Holy Living
History Of England, $50 engrsvings
DO of Scotland, $50 do
The Art Of Getting Money; The Fortune Teller
set Of the English Portrait Gallery, "a Nos.
The Ladies of Alexand 10 and its vicinity are spee'
ally invited to attend Dealers in the above articles
would likewise do well to attend most Of the above
articles will be put up with the privilege OF the whole
lot and it is the intention of the Auctioneer to sell
without reserve. GEo. WHiIE' Auct.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-07-23
SHIP NEWS.
PORT or ALEXANDRIA. On. c.

Ship Charles, hence for Cowes, was spoken
July IL. lat. 81, 25, long. 20. o.,
Schr. Erie, Pearsall, hence at New York lSth
Scbr. Fornax, Marston, hence at Boston 10th.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-07-23
Saratoga Water,
FROM CONGRESS SPRING.

FKOM CUNUNCOS OI NH4N'
4 SUPPLY Of the above article just receWedi aaso
4 Robinson's Patent Barley, for making Barley wa
ter in ten minutes, sc.
On Hand,
Swain. pan.ee. and yermifuge; G. w. Carpenters
Medicines, Compound Syrup Of Sarsaparilla. Chloride
of Lime, CHLORIDE OF SODA in bottles, Elegant
Medicine Chests for families and other articles IN inc
Drug Line. WM sthoI1n'
iy2S
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-07-23
Wines Bacon, Furniture. &c,

Wines Bacon, Furniture. &c.
IN Monday Afternoon. the 2Sd inst. at half past
u O'Clock, will be sold At my Warehouse without
reserve. to close sales,
half pipes and 20 doz bottles ciaret VINE
do 4th proof French Brandy, seignette's
brand
Dbl. French brandy
9 do white distilled Vinegar
A few bbls Herring. Also,
A lot of Bacon. principally jowis
Doxes mould Candles; distilled Sugar
bbls harseilles Madeira and do. sweet Malaga
Wines
With great variety of Household Furniturei among
which arc several Feather Beds. Mattresses, &c &C..
GrAt private sale, few bottles pure Lemon Juice
and Lemon Syrup. 1Eu' "hi1'
~ 20
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-07-23

70 Rent.
a. That extensive BAKE HOUSE, (three oVensJ
haas. with a commodous Dwelling large oPua
and God Yard, lately occupied by samue' 'i'''e''
ALSO,
"a The three story BRICK WAREhoosL' on
Ssisl the strand between Jonsthsn Janney on sne
S.s .nd Jos;sL H. Davis OH the North, with the PR
yege of the south side Of the ADJOINING "haff
RLS0,
&A rbe sunP on. Prince street, opposite James
gs..ss and formerly occupied by him gro.
A iLsL.,ore II is good situation for business.
Possession Of any of the above property may be had
;mmejiateIy, and to good tenants the rent would be
moderate Apply TO ,,,,,po
7mo IA noDENt ~. osL.EErS
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-07-23
For Nent.

TOx lNCNt.
- The STORE HOUSE we now occu-
4SseI ~, an excellent stand. and well calculated
asss, for IN extensive Wholesale and retail Grocery
nAE business, by erecting shed in the back yard.
which would cost very little Possession may be had
at any time, and the rent is very low -,
Also, the Store House and Dwelling lately occupied
by Richard s Hopkins Co. ore of the best stands
and stores in town for the Wholesale and retail Dry
Good. business, and the Dwelling is convenient. plea.
san, aad healthy Possession may be had on The I'm
of September next. -.
tune 25-2awtf JOSEPH JANHES o 70.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-07-23

Phiiadelphia-Thursday having been ooserv-
.aa day of fasting, humiliation and prayer
no newspapers were published. and we are con
sequ, ,nty without advices Of the state OF the
heall Of that CITY.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-07-23

PAMPHLETS printed at the Gazette Cp'ee
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-07-23

John Kankey, Esq. of Georgetown d. C. late
Uuitcd States Consul at Barbadoes, who was q
passenger on board the brig seraph, from st
Kits, was lost overheard on the 10th OF June
The Seraph has arrived at New Haven.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-05-29

The mansion house Of the late Joseph
White Esq in Salem, which was for a
long while tenantless, in consequence,
IN some degree, perhaps, of super
stltious feeling, has been for n con-
siderable time past the residence Of
Bishop Griswold. The venerable prel-
ate lodges in the room in which its ow-
ner was assassinated.
A respectable physician in New York
was stopped lately by person who
wished TO pay him dollar which he had
been good enough to lend him some time
previous, The doctor did not reccollect
OF hls having lent the money but being
assured he had and the man pressing
the payment, he gave the charge for
three dollar bill. Upon examination the
bill proved 20 be counterfeit.
SUICIDE. A miserable looking man.
whose name is not ascertained, commit
ted suicide on Saturday evening in sta
BILE in Hudson street, by cutting his throat
with razor which was found lying be-
side him. N. Y. Enquirer.]
The Hon. Joseph S. Tillinghast is TO
deliver the Grafton in Providence, at
the approaching anniversary Of iudcpen-
dence.
Mr.. Ellsworth of Kctch Mills. Conn.
last year soaked his seed corn in copper
as watet, till it was black but every
hill camp up well, was uninjnred by
wor ms, and yielded over 60 bushels all
acre.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-05-29
"A CARD.
r. 6. sUHAFFER

TAKES this opportunity to tender his
= grateful acknowledgements to the citi
gems Of Newport for the very liberal patron
age hat has been bestowed upon him for
years past, and announces to them that his
Acatemy will open for the instruction of
youEg Ladies, Masters and Misses in the ac-
complshnent of Dancing, at the Masonic
Hall, on Monday next June 4th. where he
hope, by strict attention to his profession, and
by his assiduous exertons 10 please, to merit
continuance Of that patronage and favor
which he has SO universally received, and
which it will be his highes, aim to merit and
retain.
A handsome style ofDanciDg, and a varie-
ty Of tho newest and most fashionable Cotil.
lions, Waltzes, Fancy Dancing, &c. will be
taught, and particular attention will be paid
to improving the manners and denoanor OF
those entrusted to his care.
Terms for tuition Sc per quarter, ga lessons
10 quarter, 2 per week.
Days Tuition Monday and Tuesday after.
noon, from o'clock to for young Ladies' and
Masters and from half past o'clock till 10
for Young gentlemen.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-05-29
DIR. BRIGGS,
Surgeon, Operat0r and Denti,t,

e't q tC"t Ol<'' s''~' ~'''~ - ~~~''-'~'t
nFFERS his services TO the Ladies and
" gentlemen Of this town and vicinity IN
all the different branches off perfect Dentist
in detaching the tartar from the teeth without
affecting their enamel; plunging their cavi-
ties so as to prevent pain or further decay I;
extracting with dexterly broken or decayed
teeth, roots and stumps and inserting arti-
fetal ones equal TO roal in beauty snd an
swering every purpose for the mastlcaiion OF
food.
DIR. B. from practice Of some years with
much success, hopes to give general satsfac-
ton to such ladies and gentlemen as may
honor him with their commands.
Hours o. attendance from A. NJ. to P.
NJ
DR.. Briggs has taken a room at J. ID. Cobbs
Hotel, where he will be happy TO wait on
such as need his service or will call at their
house il requested
NOTE. The teeth is one Of the most im-
portant points 10 which you can attend
clean mouth and sweet breath is what all de-
sire. further add that the neglect TO have
decayed teeth extracted has been the cause
OF tho disease and death OF millions.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-05-29

One Of the most able and candid-it
is in almost all cases the most candid
who are the most able--physicians OF
the capital, observed the other day
Never did blush for my own ignor-
ance-never did feel the limited extent
of human power SO much, as at the bed
side of my last cholera patient. There
was death playing his horrid antics be-
fore my eyes, and laughing at the rack
ing of my brains. was as pigmy be-
fore some ferocious giant the spasmo-
die twitchings ofmy patient-the cramps
with which he was agonized--the hag-
gard and shrivelled cheeks caused by
only two hours illness, were all SO ma
ny demons grinning at me for my ignor-
ance, and shouting, "Away Pretender'
for we are stronger then thou Bury
thyselfin thy shame, and leave us to nm
ish our work 2"