The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-04-06

uinlon 10 q good one, ! never knew any
act of violence, inliumnnly or iulempeInneei
against him, have boen on ln'nil'
lar terms with him, aud la'o net hini 'eH-
ofien,
Charles q. Eaton, maker nf diagrams for
Dr. Wel,sier, io illustrate his lectures, having
fOr several years been ~ Ih6 imhlI ~ ife-
quenly yaitng the College, leslities that q
wus q common thing for DR.. Webster 10
keen his doors lockedand he had ofen found
them 20. Olher evidence proved lie snlne
fact.
SAMtEL 8. GREEsE ENAMEEp,--l have
resided Ia Cambridge 20 years, The day
after Dc, Pafkman'H disappearance, gave
iu'imnlion that the toll man had seen Dr'
Pnrkman pnHs The bridge on Friday. On
Sunday evening wns NJ the toll house, when
Two FTsn rntne iliefe. oHH ~ tfIHW EHId iTu
had charge Of the building lthe college and
understood him also TO Hay thai lac had
seen DR.. Webster pay Si75 10 DIR. Parkmun.
,sas rIlIiEf hack IN ItG tuii hnuEG when i
overheard The conversation, ! nlso under
stond him Ia ray HAT he saw DR., Pnfkmnn
come out Of the college. Tho conversation
referred 10 the previous Friday.
MISS MARIANSE NEhsTEH EKAMIH-
rp.-l mn the daughter of DR.. Wobaier.--
Since his arrest hnye called 10 mind places
NJ which he called, aud was that week OF hia
arrest. Friday, 23d Nov, 1870, my fhllier
was nj ten, and had come home before q o.
clock. That wns The dny Dr. Pnrkmnn was
said lo have disappeared. Tie remained NJ
home until Z, when hc mud my muihrr went
with my sislof and me TO u party nt a neigh
hor's house. where they lcf ur. raw him
again that night NJ n qunrlcr ruEi ~, when
my sister nnd ! cnme home. lie wnH about
going to bod. did not zee him nt breakfast
next morning, or that same day Ut dinner,
hut sAw him az ten; aud ho fcud aloud from
The Journal newspaper 90 ~ that evcninF,nhd
nm certain lac remained NJ home that eve
ming, until retired, nj 10 o'olock, do not
tcucmbor seeing my father on Sunday, un-
I'll gnw him NJ church. Afler HAT, We went
To nike q walk, and rnme home TO dinner At
half pnst @ We di6cd sooner ihHt Sunday
than usunl, owing 10 my mIhcr hHvrDa ~ go
20 town 20 rec Dr. PHrkmnn's brother. A1er
dinner hc went into the city, ! knew Of his
intention 20 go iulo town ~ the morning,
when hc Expressed a wish tn go in early.
knew the object of his going iulo tho city,
which wns to inform Dr. Pnrkmhn'a ihnily
lhnt ho had seen him, and WINS the indiyidu.
nl thni had nu interview viii, him ni hia door
on Friday morning previous. have 40 rnr'
tculnr recollection of seeing my father on
Sunday nner dinner. On Monday my ihih-
cr was at dinner; hut was not nt home IN thu
nilNfnnnn ! saw lllNl Nt ifNf Nili NNl Uoh
been out al tho afternoon. lie was nj homo
all the evening. Mr. Fay came in, and We
played whist TCIiTrd HtUuT 10, at which
time my fuslicr was in the house, On Tuee-
duy, my father was ~ dinner, ~ home 10 tea,
aud in the evening uniil between 10 and IL.
don't rccnllcct whether lac retired nj that
.4.a,-44s-l4n--lLctr MA II iIc IN the ditrc-
lion of Poucr's that evening, at which Time
fuy Ethrr nns nj home. No friends weTo
with us that evening, aud we played whist
among ourselves Father generally break
fistcd AT home with ~. On Wednesday,
my h'hcr wus AZ homo about / o'clock,
when hc came into tho dining room, aud
spoke about book tonne. lie then went
our To tho eurdcn aud commenced 10 trim
rtapo vines aud was ihus engaged untff dim
ncr, nhcr which he remained at homo until
n quarter to g. when hc went nwny with my
sister nnd uyselft 20 Mr. Cunuinghnnfa, ~
Boston, To q purty, which we lrn nj 10 l."
and got homo at | o'clock. llo then relir-
cd for the evening. Thursday was Thanks
giving day, and he did not 90 from home
that day which he spent in the garden. lilo
was at homc nt night, nud was 80 when ]
retired d'Ihnt evening On Frdn, ! first saw
my father at dinner. llo had been ho,no
ubou, half an hour previously lie alec
TCmdiHcd al h0mU Hrr NJ tho uftrruuuu,vrut
out aud was home again NJ sunset. ] have
n sister HtIrurri ut Fural.-Nfe have q eoR-
aLaul iuirrcuurrc Nc keep n journal, 80
TINT all mntters Of family interest can bc
specified We send out plants sometimes in
air tiplt boxes, but whether they were In
proparation or no could not sny, My FAITH
er has Ind flowers sent him from Fnyal. ]
do not know whether ho had preparations
nude for having flowers sent TO him from
thence.
Two other daughters OF DR.. VctBtdr, ana
his hired girl, testify to tie facts sworn iu
by Marianne Webster.
DR w. Il. 5. MoRToN EXAMINgp.-I am
pliyscian,nn practice dentistry. which hayn
done Tor Is years. ! manufacture my own
teeth. have hnd opportunities of seeing
Dr. KccIis work. ] was instructed in his
manner OF making teeth some years ago.
There is no particular murk about tho teeth
shown me 10y which they could he identified.
These were the teeth taken from the fur
nnce1 lcihai block of teeth was laid among
ordinary ones would not sonsitIer IL n pc
cuar one. Some particular Jaws absorb
more Than others. could find plenty Of
blocks that the moulds of teeth would iii as
well, or better than il does the one presented
to me, AKA
There il very lulc variation in the liko-
ness of one block Of teeth To another. Sow
en- or eight muulds found in my laboratory
had the same, or greater ecccnlflcly Ot
Ehaur, rtlWu the mould of the jaw, said 10 bo
that Of DR.. Parkmnn uudc hy DIR. Keep. On
being shown the culcined teeth, witness said,
"'They looklo INC rs if the block had fallon
among nshcs and bCcn cnlcincd but can
not sny that the Substance along with which
thcy nre melted, is bone"
PRoF, TREADwELL EXAMINED.--l live W
the neiEhburhoud Of DR. Netstcr's house,
| saw him or, the evening orlhc 23d Nov, az
very nearly half pnst eight. lIo camn TO my
l,;., m Mnrr;Ii nnH