The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-07-26

anoi and Ca.ais. Is !,
l'rrhv, Holland and Morgan, 70 II
" ">r.icIi atd Troy. 80 ~
Barton A'd Coventry. Sent. t.
-. John>hurv x ST. .J5hn>bury
East. IL =,
- Johr>nurv Plain, - -
.yndon aud Kirby, ?, IS
Sutton and Burke, Oct !,
New bury. II -
Lnncthurr. Is -
Gulldh,I and Bloomfield - ~
). CHAMBEELAIN, Pc.
July, 1853.
- In Morgan. on the li,h Inst. a SON
Of Mr Channc! Lamb. aged two wears and
thr"" months. came 10 his death iv drinking
corrosive suhima'e dissolved in alcohol.
i'y som" means. he obtained access toa h.t
Il" containing IT, and drank, probably almu.
OF one hour was a rorp>c
Let tins hca warning all who keep po~-
on> IN their houses, to keep them where ,hll-
dr'n cannot possibly yet access to lEcm-.N
man,
{. II ltANrEN.-It pains US TO rccor,! III,
dcr'h Of Chaunccy II HAYDEN, Esq. wAch
occurred "n the l%tt inst. at IN, father,
house IN EinioIph, after 4 sickness protract-
cd d"rnH n'"y months. He wa, man OF
more than ordinary promise. and bv his ur-
timely d"a'h many Inch hopes are I,lpp,in-
ted MIR. HAYDEN was a native Of Rtn,ioll,h
where he was bora Jan. 18th. I>2l H..
~a' graduated At the University Of Vermont.
alter winch he rcn! law and wa, Admitted TO
'hr TAR bat never engaged in the active
practice OF the profession. Ills attention
"a~ attracted toward, cdltor>hp. for who
hc possessed peculiar talents. h,.lno a ready
and vigorous writer. with Il >tv)r ~ fresh and
farV a> to invest even the dric>t subjects
with interest. He edited the =. Adams
MESSENGER tnr several Years after Which he
published aui edited the Huti and Herald ill
'omp'li'd ~ failing health TO retire from
arn'c he. |; Is no dI>raraorment to the
present or any OF The past rol,pr, Of the
Messenger or Herald 70 s,v that neither of
those papers WAS ever more popular o. more
deserving OF popularity than whle conducted
by him. lis Inre>>ant I,:or TO elevate the.
Herald 20 his IDEAL Of newspaper WAS the
proNinta'" cause o: the disease which ,c,iujn-
u,.-l IL, FL.
Mr. HAYDEN, though Young man. had
hr'd several olilrlal POSITIONS. with credit ~
himself and satisfaction to the public H.
was County Superintendent of Common
Schools IN Franklin Comfy for several wear.
was Representative from 81 Adams in the
legislatures OF 1892 and 49, and for near.
~ two wears br'or" ht> death bad been See
rotary Of Civil and Military Affairs. Had
htr and hearth been spared he could hardl,
hay" failed to occupy many other places n
honor aud usefulness. Bat the inrxoral,l,
messenger f,> >unmoned bun away from IT.,
scenes Of his useful activity. lra,inu tho>,
who survive to admire what he was and ;,
weep 1T 'hr loss of what he woull h,v. been
81 ti'r Iit in"rt Oi his Virtues. talents and az
ronidI>hnrt'> Will not soon depart from III,
= hearts OF those who mourn his death.
w" groyr f. think orr owes no rlor,
ha' form, th"~,' features loved. IN. Y trace:
l'u' sweet II l.. from uriuory'- >,ur.
local each i,nalv cherished ,rarr.
! And iuI them IL! the heart, embrace"
One who knew and loved him well Law.
Tins wreath OF mingled cypress and I,nrr
upon >'ary grave II. H. ". m liuui
B. >W .DuihuL
: SAD ACoIpr>r. On THURSDAY of las
r week while Mr.. ''eor"c Fox Of Wilmington
was rnd,aNorlnH 10 get a tnll INTO the h,rr
the animal threw HIM down and oor,,l hin
~ severely TINT hc cannot recover. After
having been severely injured Mr.. +. c,u,h
= the bull by the ring in his nose and shou,r,
r for assistance. lis wife >rciny how mat
tiers were, srIzrd an axe, rushed ont INTO III,
vard and struck the ball several sever,
Bows with The cdIe Of the weapon. Tn,
,. 'uII then rushing upon her. tore ker clo'h,.
t, nearly from her and inflicted several hr>I
=. wounds; tut fortunately 81" escaped sever,
IN Jury hv rr'rratlnr under WAGON. |,
the mean time the nrighbors came TO the,
y assistance. H'Ulnyo,. >,,ru'i.
SrICIpr.-Co!. Harry Wcr,ler. Of vii
Jamestown, committed suicide on Saturday
V / w. lie left the house about :; o'rlor (
+. and was discovered IN lhr barn about ), II
! h'd securely fastened the doors to proven
= any one from rn'' Iiny. ana hung himself +
:. team. lie wa~ a gentl. nan otre>pcctabi
r ~, a-"1 >lAty-thrrc wars. and leaves a t,m
~. NJ cause is assigned tor the act. rxccr
IN. that he h"l been solnrwha, unwcI f.
some time, and descending. - Nn'p,h,
r Fireman.
SAD ACCIDENT AT Posi- Mills.
le little son OF Mr.. Harvey Dodge, of Pr
Ie Mills, about i've wears Of are WAS Seriou>l,
;, II not fatally injured on the 18Th in>t.. in III
following manner The unfortunate ho,
with cousin older than himself. was >ratr
: IN lumber waHon. o. a board rcarhinr fro,
" The SIDE boards with Scythe on the >uar
~ IN The wagon behind them Tie horse star
Ing >dii'nlv caused the lad to tall hackwar,
with the back OF his neck directly across III
u >c!the cutting 1t To the bone and SEVERN
I'll The Idr"e cords OF the neck. Tn. best {,
n medical aId was called as soon as po>>ih
and although he Is a great sufferer and II,
IN acrItica! condition. hopes are entertain,
n OF his recovery. MAY this be warning
" farmers to be caretnI IF their >rvthts-M
me '"rmans have Tor many wears use
" the following remedy for hvdroph0bia, wit
III scarcely a single failure. il Is SAID. when +;
N Ken immediately after being bitten: on
o. ounce OF prepared oyster Shelf, one oun,
OF ''tntlan root powder. one halt ounce o
red hUic ana one fourth OF an ounce of gu
~ n!rlh. nlAed TO the finest pow,ier Acco,,
10 l"- 70 prescription, the person has on thrt
.e day III succession. 10 take t,1Drc breakfast ;
much OF he powdcr-wlth waria beer;
three common KNIFE points will hold ate
e Tins, to await per>Ilratlon.
at IHE DoGs.-Since The dog law went in,
q. elect. IN New York, 1000 CANNES have IA
- len Victims to ITS requirements, because the
" were unmnz<I,d. Thc expense TO the CIT
)r has been over : 600 The animal, are 7.