Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-03-26

INlllNns AAN aAN'ANe - hiN laAs
found. and asccrtlincd tina, there had never
been any such injections in them. DR.. Web
ster he's not necessarily any connection OIL
cially, with the anatomical department. |
saw no indication Of the parts being disscc,cd
I fir anatomical purposes. ! should doubt that
this body was cut up by a skillful anatomis,
but il may have been by ono who had merely
seen a body diSscctcd.
On Thursday, the oour, cane in a, 3 min
u,Ns pas, o. The clerk called the jury. who
an answered to their names.
Or. G. T. Jackson called and sworn. Am
a chrmis, by profession. Have followed prac-
teal chemistry Tor the last ten years Was
called 10 the examination of,hc remains found
At the Medical College on Saturday afternoon,
Pee. /, 1870. Were shown the remains Of a
human body, and the contents taken from q
small opcn furnace. took observation of the
rrm1ins. Did no, think thew had been uscd
Cor anatomical purposes hadnot been dISscc,.
cl Thought the manner of opening the body
indicated o knowledge vi anatomy Was ac-
'ualn,cd with the late Dr. George Parkman.
D.srovcrcl nothing jrssimillr IN the remains
from what ! supposed 10 De the conformation
Il DR.. ParLman. The fcsh showed ndica-
ton, of having been subjected TO a strong ~
luton Of phosphate Of potash The analysis
1t the contents Of the furnace, and oC some
chips Of wool AMI other arifclc, which DR.. J.
mode, was presented IN writing, to which he
testified "a given before the coroncr.l The
: bones hal The Appearance ofbrtnr exposed To
the Grc-ucrc much broken and partially a.
81 90 ciudcs. Examined III" SKIN and flesh
II the ,hrolv, aul found 1t couolcd as II hy
po,asb-su5mm,l /, to ANALYSIS; ituoldcl
strong alsa'r Some part, ofiht ,hrappcar.
81 ,,nrcd. a. II subjected to the ac,Ion Of Ere
Potash d.s,ol,cs human Gcsh gradually, and
when bra, is applied very rapidly ltwoud
take nearly hall the weight Ut the bniy, Of
potash. aud a large kettle Went through
Dr.. W,1,,.r's laboratory. The lrEe,iNc>-
81 saw W.. rrn boiler, such A. Is used lor
washn, clothes. from lou, to fifteen lnchr,
,luarr Tins vrssclw. not large enough Ca
have disposed Of th' ihrolV or thigh, without
90, bsnr ca, up tn piece. saw nothing iu
the laboratory large enough 90 dissolve any
considerable quantity oimliicr o. the stairs
Leading from ,hc back room dawn INTO the lab
ualory. 'hrr, were droT Of green liquid. also
on the wall, and dark sIarrs con ,h. staircase.
4 cIrurnI examination showed che l4uid io
o. nitrate of copper. Thcs, spots were very
abundant 40 down the slltrrl,r from top ,u
bottom. !, had the appearance Of h.lnr smlt
o1 each starr separately o. eIpsscyam.na-
uo1. Dr. j. stated ,ha, De- took ,hr 'ulJ FROM
'h- wall, and shaving. from ,hr stairs -.
'rl,r Of acid produced ,hc same brown stains
on prrs Of Norway g,ac ,ha, va, found on
lha stairs
Richard CD,,'s, slll,l a1l ,wom. Am
200 rr Ja.lsga's laboratory ENamHolaror.
ton OF iae HurI found on ,hc stains, and ro.n-
eide With Dr. Jackson.
u, N-,t.nr Kc.r called ana sworn Am
a surgeon drujsi Knew DR. Gcurr, Park.
man al. ral', mo- la. W. ,nnIayrI hy HIM
10 las, aud have bryu h., dcuu,i ever since.
Dr. krp rlcaifsd ,hr teeth found iu the fur.
nae. To- Dr. WEBSTER, laboratory ln the Med.
zeal College. AZ irrih that be- m1dr iur Dr.
P4rlmtu sn I~IG. IT, exhibited the original
plaster cast l Dr. Parluaa.s lower av. a.
Sen from rf,. D.s.rh.I th, rro,,r., IL ml.
.frr anf flung anrfual ,rrth.-c,h.sirdt u
rlr cpur, aud ury ,I.r dies and Patterns usrd
100 tas m1nuhctur. ui ~ plr,man', ,rrih