{"newspaper_name": "The New York herald.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
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TERRIBLE DEATH.-It would be difficult for
poet Of the highest Imagination to conceive more
horrible death than happened few days ago. Swanzey,
New Hampshire the particulars Of which related in
the Keene Sentinel" As the deceased of good
night in the year. unless his family knew where he was
it h hard account for the apparent Indifference of those
who must have known how he was occupied on the day
Of his death -


"on Friday last, Capt. David Reed, Of the most
his oxen for the purpose OF drawing logs Although hs
did net return at night alarm OF his family induced
sufficient anxiety to cause him to be sought after until
morning, when, horrid to rotate hc found with


large log lying his leg, and frozen death.
appears from examinations made that had hchad his
cattle to log which, starting had rolled and caught
him by the leg and broken it. Unable extricato him.
self he had shouted for help His cry heard by
shout to cattle while and paid attention 10 it,
He has left wife and seven chidren-a sad loss them
and to the neghboIhood, OF father and valuable
citizen"