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SHocklSG MrRDEg-Tlc wife Of joseph Icl


son of Brooks, in this county came near being
murdered, by having hot lead poured into her
Her husband has been examined before rnagis-
,ra,e but was not recognized to appear AZ Court


All the material circumstances which can ga
tller are thcsc:-The family sisted oi Mr. Jcl
lison and wife, and three small children. He re-
tired 20 bed early, and requested his wife to retire
early, saving that he wished carly breakfast.
lie was bound away. She did not, however retire
until about ten o'clock Her husband slept OH the
back side Of the bed, and the bed was against the
wall Of the house and her infant was with her.
About two o'clock she awakened by sense
ton a, though her head was on ire aud screamed.
Her husband seized hold of hcr and asked what
was TIE .nausr. but whether he from the bac,l
side OF the bed or ues or the bed. or was stand
inc beside the bed, she could not tell. She told
him to ger some water and pour into her car, which
relieved her somewhat They sal up togcile. the
remaining part OF the night, she receiving nothing
but kind treatment though no physician was sent
for Nothing was seen by her of any ladle or
shovel, but she found some pieces OF end in the
bed in the morning, and her neck and shoulder
was burnt little, as also hsr child but her ear
in the part exposed 10 sight, was not burnt at all


The PHYSICIANS testified that the CAVITY in the
ear was filed with either lead or some lsibe mat
ter: that it Visible on examination, and that
he cavity of the firmly filled that ,hev
could no, remove it with their Instruments, though
they had taken out several pieces. The woman
as may be supposed, has nearly if no, wholly lost
her senses, and whether sue VIII survive is doubt
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