Litchfield enquirer., 1852-03-04
wnoLE Ns. 1924. NO zS.

 times of the most imminent danger. his client had attended upon most Of those who died of the cholera, in Montreal, New York, Albany and elsewhere.
 Having concluded bis rUmaFks. the leading counsel for the defendant pro ceeded to call witnesses in his behalf. The first one who took the stand and was sworn. was Mr, Lovsgain. . man of middle age. .
 An. Ap.-Mr. Lovegain. are you as. quainted with the aCcused? !?
 Wi.-I am. sir, very well. He has been an intimate friend of mine many years: Indeed we were school ehsns together at enc time.
 An. Ap..-Weil, sir, you will please tell the court and jury what yoa know of him and bis manner of life.
 Wit.-I know no evil of him, or any thing amiss in his manner oflife he has always conducted himself when | have seen him in psaceable and quiet man. nsr and never to my knOSldge has been disturber of the peace. a An. Ap.- Have you any knowledge of the thing charged against him in the indictment? ! W;s.--I have not. He always ap1 peared to me to be very honest, and well. meaning, kind to his neighbors. and ready to help all who ask his assistanse. | Aa. Ap.--Do you know any thing of his medical qualifications aea l WiG-I do. He has visited in my family and among my neighbors sevs ral years. and with great success in many diseases. In colds, rheumatism, head aches. dyspepsia. lowness of spirits, and some other diseases, he is almost infal- liable. As sure preventive for the cholera, his infusions are unriyallsd. .-.. They were much used and highly reco. manded last year in New, York; and in decd have heard from good authority. that whole ships crew and the passsn- gers were all preserved from death by his assistance when they were attacked with the cholera.
 An. Ap -Has the accused a diploma or certificate of his qualifications
 .Wu-- He has one from the college of physicians and surgeons in FrzNDLAND and signed by DIABoLUs MAGxUs, the president. have 1t here in court. | An. Ap.-Will you exhibit it to the court |?
 1 Wit--Tha. is it, with translation. | [rhs diploma wss read by Mr. A. Appetite, and was as follows -''.' Collage of Physicians and Surgeons. is
 and for tks Kingdom of FIenlllnd.
 Know all persons to whsm shcss pres- ents shall come. that WE, DIABoLUs MAasU s, having examined ALCOHOL. the bearer of these letters. touching his inti> macy with the hiden mysteries of that secret. invisible and unintelligible mode of healing, invented and practised by OURsKLr, and finding him deeply vsrssd
 in all the anne, Do license, permit and authorize him. for OHrssg and our esps-
 eial 5snefs. aAd in our name. and as our U proper depaty. to enter into and traverse f all and singular tie Countries. Empires. Kingdonss, States aad Pyincipatitiss cf
 shs Earth, and every part thsrscc by whatsoever name the saae may be cal- led. and there and every where. fer Our. seLf and in our name. to heal. cure. ease and quiet all such persons as may bs sick. wounded, maimed, or in any way ; afflicted either in body or mind. srassing and alacays believing that when be shall 9 have fully. completely and finally sassd ," and quieted any such persons. that they the said persons will forthwith repair to > our o6scs in Fisallaad the doors of which will bs open, both night Gnd day for the !; admission. shere to announce and certify their satisfaction with our secret. invisible and unintelligibls mode of healing. and especially with the aet;ags and dssHgs of our said DspGty.
 Given at the College a.orasaid. Aano : Mundi. 5,4oo.
 In wisnsss whereof. and NG-A by viriurs of my siies e President of the said Co.'S 1 l.Oe | haya hereunk0 sub.