The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-07-09

ar anu the hooks 10 be used there in OBJ |
tanning corallne plants from the sea. II |
was this previously intended use Of them
that suggested aud mixed itself up with the |
idea Of the other application. | doubt even |
now TO which use they would have been ap- |
piled. had not used the hooks at the time |
Of the discovery.
The tan Put into the tea chest was taken
from barrel of it that had been in the lab. |
oratory for some time. The bag Of tan
brought in on Monday was not used nor in !
tended to be used. II belonged to quaint |
ty obtained by me long time ago for ex-
peflmenis IN tanning, and was sent in by the |
family to get 1t out of the way. 1t being |
sent just at that time was accidental,
was not aware that had put the knife
il the tea-ches,,
The stick found in the saucer Of ink was
for making coarse diagrams on cloth.
The bunch of " flied KEYS had been long |
ago pickedup by nc in Fruit street, and |
thrown carelessly into drawer I never
examined them, and do not know whether
they would lii any OF the locks Of the col
lego or not. If there were other keys fit
ting doors with which had nothing to do,
suppose ihey must have been duplicates, or
keys Of former locks, LETT there by the me-
chancs or ianitor. know nothing about
them, and should never be likely to notice
them amongst the multitude Of articles,
large and small of all kinds collected in my
rooms. The ianitor had furnished me with
a key to the dissecing room for the adnis-
sion of medical friends visiting the College,
but had never used il.
The nitric acid on the stairs was not used
to remove spots Of blood, but dropped by ac
cident
When the officers called for me on Fri
day, 3Oth was in doubt whether was I'M
der arrest, or whether more strict search
Of my rooms was 10 be had-the latter hy-
pothesis being hardly less appalling than the
| former. When found that we went over
Cragie's bridge | thought the arrest most
probable. When found that the carriage
was stopping at the Jail was sure of my
fate and before leaving the carriage. took
a dose Of s,rychninc from my pocket and
swallowed it, had prepared it in the shape
Of pill before left my laboratory on the
23d. | thought could not bear to survive
detection. thought it was larae dose.
! The state of my nervous system probably
defeated lis action partially. The effects Of
the poison were terrible beyond description.
Il was in operation at the College and be-
fore wen, there, bur more severely after
wards.
wrote but one Of the anonymous letters
produced at the trial--the one mailed at
East Cambridge.
The little bundle referred to in the
letter detained by the iailor contained only
bottle Of ci,ric acid, for domes,ic4 use. /
had seen it stated in newspaper, that had
purchased quantity Of ocaiic acid, which it
was presumed was to be used in removing
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master of. alrup,lv addressed him in sub
.,onc, Inns" dr. Webster. in all rrolsbil-
itv. vour DAYS are numbered You cannot.
Won dare not. sneak falsely to me now. You
must not die with a Tie in YOUR month and
so proye TO yourself that YOUR rcucutsncg
for the sins Of YOUR life is insincere and in.
etIectual. Tell me the truth then. in a con.
Gdencc to be kept sacred durinn YOUR life.
tine. and as much lonser as nv REGARD fol
the bo,.,ino.s Of ,our Gr,ilv Shall seem u
me 10 reonire. and the interest Of truth and
. Justice TO hermit. Search to the bottom O,
, vopr heart for tbe history of your motives
and tell me before God. did IT never occur
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