The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-07-06

HNlN Ilhnlh hHl niiirf nHirlch WHICH wished
Ia protect ifam salg wafer and lhH soa gir, and
llo hooks 10 be used there Ia obtaining ccrnl-
lina plants rom lhn sen, II was this pfryi-
onsly Intended use Of Them fhAl suggested
and miNed ilsflf up with the idea Of Iha nih-
or applications, doubl even now 20 whirh
uas lhoy would have heeu. applied. | had
not used he hooks AZ lhe liuo ofihc discoy-
cry.
The tan pul into the ten chest WINS inken
from q barrel dat bad beeu Ia The labofsio,
~ Tor fuug nuio, lke lag Of tan brought
80 sH AlaHaay sgaz Hgi used, .eF I.leI.sla.l o..
ho used lthrlunged 10 u quantity obihiuod
10y me- o long iliue bgg for experiments iu
tanning and Was rcui Ia by the imily 10 get
IL oufoflhe WY n bciug seUtJust % that
umd 'Wns accidental,
! wps NOT aware that bad put -rlIe knife
iutu Inc ten chest.
I!.e slick l4uI.l! ia i!4a i-.uGer az iI.k lsa4
for making coHrso diagrams on cl0lh.
The bunch of"hlod' keys had been long
nEn picked ~ hY me IN EmiL alrcei. mud
thrown carelesbly into drawer. never
examined them, Hnd do not know whether
They would lt any Of tho locks IN the college
OF mol lflhero were other keys fitting doors
with which had nothing % do, | suppose
lhoy must have hocn duplicates, or keys of
former locks, len there hy lhc mechanics OF
iunitur, know nothing about Ihem and
should never be- likely TO notice them among
ll,r multitude ofuuiclcs, large aud small Of
al kinds collected IN my rooms. The lnni.
tor bad furnished ne with key "a the dis.
seeding room for the admission Of medical
friends Waiting tho college, but I had never
used Il,
The nitric acid on the slnirs was not used
to remove spots Of blood bur dropped 10y
urritirni.
when HE officers called Tor me on Friday,
;'oM, was Ia doubI whether was under ur,
rest, or whether mere strict search Of my
rooms WINS lo be- hai the hitter hypothesis
hciug hardly less appalling than the former
When found ihnt wc went over Cngic's
bridge thought he arrest most probable. 80
When ! found tltnl the carriage was stap.
ping no the In,l was sure uiuiy itCi aud be-
fore leaving tho carriage | took dose Of
slychnuc from my pocket and swallowed
a. ] had prepared 1t IN the shape ufH pill
before lien NY laboratory on The 23d. |
thought could not bear Ia survive detection.
Thought II was large dose The state Of my
nervous system probably defeated IT, action
partially, The effects of tho poison were
irrdhlr beyond description. II was IN or
GRAFTON NJ the college aud before went there
but more severely afterwards
wrote but oun Of The anonymous letters
i,fottterri tltu-tr inl-te l,,aI!,..!- ~
Eust Cambridge.
Tho "lntle hundlc"rcfrrrcd to in the lrl,dr
detained 10y the iallcr, contained only bottle
of ciiric acid, Tor domestic uS'E had seen
Il stated iu ucwsphpcr,thni had purchased
u quantity Of oXalIc acid, which II was pre-.
sumod wHs TO be- used IN removing blood
stains. | wished the parcel 10 be kept I'M
touched, That IL might be shown, It there
should be- occnsiou what IL really WINS that
had purchased.
| have drawn up In separate papers an
O. Npluuniion OF the nee ! intended to make
ct the blood sent Tor on Thursday, the 92d,
sud of the conversation with Lililciold n
bout iho tllsscCring Vnult
think that Pctec, IA his testimony Mt the
trial, pot too strongly my words about haring
sft'sf with Dr.. T., Whatever I did say OF
The kind wac prcdicntod ON the hope | enter.
tanned that should be- able to pncify Dr. r.,
and nuke some arrangement with him, aud
WINS said Ia order to quiet Peuce, who was
Lccomiug FESTIVE under the solicitation of
Dr., parkmun.
I.\6ie, BY IN. Putnam, ,elo presented he a.
bore 10 Tie G0reTnor'
Aiicr Dr. Webster had stated most of the
facts recorded uhbvc, on the Odd Of May, the
question with all enrncstnCss, sulcmniiy, mud
authority of tone that wHs master Of nb- |
'upty addressed him ~ substance thusi "Dr. !
,Nrhslr, in all probability your days nre
Nnu cannon, you durc NOT speak,
idscly to the now. You must not die with I
10 ga your mouth, aud 80 prove to yourself .
hat your repentance for the sins Of your life /
s iusiuccrc aud Intellectual. Tell mo the .
ruth then, IN n confidence TO ho kept sacred .
Turing your life time and as much longer NJ
ny regard for the happiness Of your family
hall seem To me to require, aud The interest
# truth aud Justice 10 permit. Search 10
he bottom of Your heart for the history Of
our motives, aud tell me hclurc God, did il
ever occur to you before tie dcccnsc OF DR..
'arkmau, that lis death, If you could bring
TO pass, would he u great advantage TO you,
r At least, that personal injury to him might
'issibiy be the fes',lt of your expected eoH-
sreuce with him! As dying man charge
mn tn answer triu truly 1ttt-osHrtiv, ur risc
e silent. Had YOU not such thought Y"-
y Ia, never snid he with energy and feeling
As | live, aud as God is my witness, never
was no more capable Of such thought
IAN one of my innocent children. never
al the remolest idea of injuring DIR. Park
rufi trrtTt tire blow was struck. DR.. y. was
NlrcmcIy severe and shlrp-tonguod, the
losi provoking of men; aud am irritable
nd passionate. A quickuess and brief VIC
uce of temper has been The bcsetting sia
my life. was an ouly child, much in {
1lged, and have never acquired the con- =
ol over my passions that ought 10 have q
,qured early, aud the consequence is-nll :
Is.' Hpt son notified DR.. Parkmnu 10 meet y
)u at n certain hour,und told him you would u
~ him, when you knew you had not the =
ends OF 1ving him. NO" he replied, 81 :
q not tell hun ! should pay him; mud there c
no evidence tint told-him 80, except my u
yn words, spoken after his disappearance /.
nj after ! had determined to take the |"
ound that had pnid him. Those words y