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The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1869-06-04

A
dens, said he was returning from An
tioch where he had been to Church.
| Witness told him he was some 200
wards from the path. Prisoner said he
was lost and could not find the path
> Witness told the prisoner that he was
:. some distance out of the path and
. showed him where to find it, Prison
or was well acquainted with the neigh
borhood. The path leading from An
t,oeh Church to Lumsden's would moi
Il have brought the prisoner within sew
n eral hundred yards of where witness
= found him. Prisoner kept up with VIII
ness awhile then dropped behind AM
overlook and separated from her three
times before he left her for Lumsden
ar Other witnesses were here examined
Il without eliciting anything new.
ar Francis j. Saunders, the Justice wh'
10 held the inquest on the remains of tn
ar deceased, was next examined. Did no
to hold the inquest until the morning o
the 22nd, owing to the lateness of tn
hour of the evening when the body wa
found. Body and location as describes
% before on examination of body found
b. letter in the pocket OF her dress. Thi
in letter was admitted to be the.prlsoner
en- hand writing. Letter produced
" court and read as follows:
Mollie, have tried everything thi
would do any good, and l don't kno
mt what better We can do, than to run
a., way; they will find it out any how, an
or ] am going to take these oxen to Nj
johnson, and he will pay me the m'
ney for them. So as soon as l coin Dac
nd home, you can take your bonnet an
re, shawl, and tell Susan you want .solh'
thing from home about Dress and wle
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1869-03-13

heue pcils have a foreign eopmerce Of S9t0,OuOOUO
and AT enormous domestic trade beside which we have
the immense internal commerce Oi the Empire, Gdiatug
from these points, through It's canals and naVIgabr lVeis
IEe cable bong lad, this Company proposes erecting
!anl lines, and establishing SPEEDY ana trustworthy
S ui CuMuuAcdtIun which must command there, as
c.ry where else, the communications OF the GOVelnen
ui business, ana OF social lie, especially IN China She
has postal system aud her only means now o conin-
nutnH Information by e0GIIers on land and pY s'ean
era "a water.
The Western World knows that China 10 a very large
ccOuy, m the CeHsely peopedi but few yet realize
that she contains than third of the human race
The latest returns Eade to her central auhOresioT tax
ing yurpufes by the local aglsates make her population
-FOUR HUNDRED AND FOURTEEN MILLIONS
aud lhs is likely be under than over The actual
aggregate. Nearly all of these, who over ten ears
Old, oly can but do read aud Wrte Her clVlzatJh
IS pecual but her literature is extensive as that OF u-
rope. China is land Of teachers aud traders and the
latter exceedingly quick 10 avail themselves OF every
nlouc-Cd facility Tor procuring early information IL IL
observed California that the Chinese make great use OF
the telegraph though it there transmits messages III Ere
gBG alone. To day great numbers ot Eett steamers an
owned by Chinese merchants, und used by them eNclu
Bygy for the transmission Of early intelligence II the
Telegraph we propose, connecting all lrif great srup"I's
We're cGst1gce, 1t Is believed thai Iis business
would pay the cost within the first two years Of lie
Cessu uperaSn and weud steadily increase thereafter
No entsrpCEe cOmmends itself as IN greater degree
IeWcaiNe tu capitalists and TO our Whole people 1t
u ct vast national Importance coRmerciuiIy politically
and evuuZC caicel!v,
recommended t. capitalists and business men, desr-
able investment by editorial articles it the New York
Herald Tribune, World, Tunes, Post, Express, lndepeu-
dent, md Ia the Philadelphia North AmercUn, Press,
Ledger, Inquirer, Age, BHietln aud Telegraph.
Shares Ct tins Company 10 limited number, may be
Obtained at $50 each, $40 payable down S5 the LIST Of
November ana f25 payable in monthly mstalnents Of
$3.50 EACH commencing December J. loSs, On application
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1869-03-13
Neaf.e.n CSstsall ltsailwar.

- sUMME1S TIME sorfEbULB.
nN and after Nov, 22d 1868, tranes win. lea7o
" sUNDURY, as follows
LEAVE NoRTHWARD, 90 --
600 a. H., Daily for Willamsport. Daily lexceuh
Sundays,) for ElInira, Canandaigun,
Rochester, Buflaloe, Niagara Falls
Suspension Bridge and tho Canadas
4.1b 2. NJ, Daily (o&cept Sundays) for Elmira and
Buffalo via Erie Railway from Llmra
Gao p. NJ, Daily Except Sundays for Williams.
port.
LEAVE SOUTHWARK.
2.4J A. NJ, Daily for Baltimore and Washington.
9.45 A. MD, Daily (except Sunsays) for Baltimore
Philadephn ami Washin 5ton
7.50 p. NJ, Daily except Sunlqys,) Tor Harrisburg,
connecting with Cincinnati Express for
gdIfii1ore, PhiladGTffiin aud Washington.
y N. DuBARRY, En- s. YorNd
Gen'l Supt, O.. Gcnl Passen' + Ag't,
Harrisburg, Pa. Baltimore, Md
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By RoDEEr j. CuLyERwELL, NJ D. Author OF the
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The world-renowned author in this admirable
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certain and eiiectual by which every sufferer, no
matter what his condition may be, may cure himself
eheaPly, privately and radically, This Lecture wil
prove boon to thousands and thousands.
Sent under seal, 10 any address, in plain sealed
envelope, the reoep ptof six cents, two postage
stamps, Also, DR.. Culyerwell's" Marriage u Gude, -
price "a cents. Address tho Publishers
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1858 1868.
FALL & WINTER GOODS.

NJ. j.. LAZARUS,
wonll call the attention Of the public, and her
customers generally, to her large and new assort-
hlent of
DRESS GOODS, consisting of Poplins, Dc Laines
RoIs, De, Mt reduced prices.
CALICOES OF EVERY VARIETY.
WHITI GOODS, including superior article Of
NaTEeilles.
Extra quality Of Muslins, Drillings, Fine Flannela
Canton Flaunels, Balmoral Skirts, shavls, Hoods,
NgGn, Hoop Skirts OF all sizes and qualities, Gloves
Of all descriptions, including very superior quality
of Ladies and 6entlemens silk Fleece, Lined and
Cloth Gloves
Ladies', Nisses, and Ghi'dren's Merine Vests,
Children's Wraps and Hoods, Ladies' Zephyr
Jackets.
Blanket Shawls Of the latest styles Rna Platforms
Hosiery, Ribbons, Trimmings and Flowers.
Laccs, Stamped Goods Zephym ana Yarns, Tow
cling. Napkins, Quilts. Table Linen, Gents and
Ladies' HanJkerchcls Seuris, MGl Tassc!s,
Fancy Soaps,
Perfumery, and Toilet articles generally, and a
large variety of Notions and Fancy Articles.
The above goods held at the lowest prices.
Call and see them before going elsewhere.
NJ. L. LAZARUS.
Sunbury Nov. %, 1863.
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Reading hsaiRroasF.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT
MONDAY, DECEMDB u. 1a9e

MONDAY, DECEMBE u, 1905.
GREAT TRUNK LINZ from the North npr
w North West for Philadelphia, New York Road
ing, Rottsvilie, Tamaqua, kshiurd Sbanokir. Leba.
anon, Allentown, Easton, Ephrata, LiuS, Lancaster
Coumbia, &C., &c.
Trains leave Harrisburg for Now York. as fol
lows At . 90, 90 and $40 A. Msand I340 noon
and 2.O6 and 1880 p. NJ, connecting with, similar
Trains on the Pennsylvania Railroad, an2 arriying
at New York at IL 20 A. NJ, ~ % noon, so T. Or
1905 p. m. and 6.ib, a. III. respectively. Sleeping
Cars accompanying the $50 a. N. and 10 so r. NJ
trains without change.
Leave Harrisburg for Reading, Potlsville Ta,ua-
qua, Minersville, Ashland, Shanokn, Pine Groye
Allentown and Philadelphia at $40 a. NJ and 2 0j
ana 4Id 2. NJ, stopping at Lebanon and principal
way stations the 4.lO IN. train making connections
for Philadelphia and Columbia only. For Pottsyi!le,
scheylklll llaven and Auburn, via Schuylkill and
Susquehanna Railroad, leave Harrisburg at 30 p H.
Returning Lehvo New York at 200 a m IL 90
Noon ami : 10 and 500 p. m, Phiadepha at s. 10
a M and 80 p m; Sleeping cars ACCOMMODATING
the 500 Il. IN. and 10 aud $50 p n trains from
New York without change
i. Way Passenger Train leaves Philadelnhia ut 80
A. M connecting with similar train on East Penna
Railroad, returning from Reading at 35 D. m s,op.
Inng at all Stations Leave Pottsvilie at 1Sa, is
a. m and 235 p. m; ShamOkin At p A. N Ashland
at eco a M, and l2S so p. m; Tamaqun at s 50 a. n
aud 20 p. m. for Philadephin.
Leave Pottsville via SehuylkilI and Susouehanna
Railroad at 10 a for Harrisburg, and ii 30 n M
for Pine Grove and fremont
Reading Accommodation Train leaves Reaaipr q
7.3O a. NJ returning leave Philade elphia a ism
PotistoWR Accommodation IratRi leaves Potts
town ut 6.45 a. NJ, returning leaves Phlladelihia
at 90 p. 81
Columbia Railroad Trains leave Zepliag at T. "a
A M, and 6i5 p NJ. for Ephtata, Lit;z, Larcaa.
ter, Columbia. &c.
Perkiemen Rail Road Trains Leave Perfloren
Junction NJ s,l5 A, NJ. and $50 p. H. helggniux.
Leave Skippaok al Ia A. NJ. ., and y IS y n son.
negting With similar trains on Reading Rail ltoal
On Sundays Leave New York at : oUpia, paila.
dolPhia ; 05 a. NJ, and 3i5 p NJ, tie GGD A. N
train running only to Reading, Pottsylle 00aia.,
Harrisburg, 5.59 a III, and 4l6 and 10 50 y NJ and
RondnS at .0j, 500 and 7lJ ", for uarrielurg
at II 30 and7.3l for New YorE, and at g
p IN. fer PhiRdelphia..
Communication, Mileage, Season, Sghoal and Tx.
eu;son Tickets, at reduced rates 10 and nou al
points.
haasage checked through 100 Pounds rcssaIe
Hlswcl each Passenger
Ca. NICoLLs,
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Officers.

A G. CURTIN, President.
N. MlCKLES, Vice President
GEORGE CONANT, Secretary.
GEORGE ELLIS Cashier National Bank Common
weulth) Treasurer.
Hoz. A. K. MCCLURE, Philadelp phu Solicitor.
The Chinese Government having Qhroush the Hon
Au60n BurlmgUne) conceded to this Company the pVi'
lrge Of connecting the great Reapos ot the Empire by
submarine electric telegraph cable, we propose comneh-
sing operations IN China aud laying down line OF nine
bundled mea once, between the following pnrsj wa
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1869-03-13
TIE MAMMOTH STORE

Tcrn's Gasli,--aO days,
as my Goods are bought for Cash and Sold Cheap
for the READY MONEY. give the trade the I'd.
vantage of all reductions fast as they are made b.
Manufacturers.
suaerry, Sept 5. 1853.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1869-03-13
A.nt-scrrrl.ia y r,a.ie rs..5.rnn>l.
WINTER TfME TABLE.

WINTER IhME VABLE.
Through and direct routo> between Philadelgbi,
Baltimore, Harrisburg, Wiliiamsport, to the Moth
westaInd the Great Oil Region OF Fennsy lyanla
ELEGANT SLEEPING CARS on all Tfght Trains
On and after Monday, Nov. 23d. 1888. the Trains
On the Philadelphia Erie Rail Road viii run a:
E1llows - 49,
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Il s IN BE " S-ysyE- l.s-g--- -z-a-ss-=,g--,
d " e. =. Ks: ~ 81 II
@g.S.2.5.;25]5. a. ]. . !. '....5....
n ..... y. J. !. 3. 3A

wonGr - 40, VIE" 10 morn you, reader, that Dr..
'"., VI IS '.i't' A'l. l"s ",scGFried.e rem.
5 .' II.t- ''.'' "'A .!'' "aen tae lungs arc hall
sG,14 IL snort "i!l cure all d.eNaca whether Of
i' n'n{ OK (1nIe' make men live forever, and
~, 1n . 20 n;ay ,os M@it oI N9I ana 7dcssred
r f,i ""' So3'"IMy SPLeTG h!is@tGl paradise To
Tn..h AeIF en- lsgIL slatt % uut a sIio show. You
IA ''e"u enough oI mat .ind Q! humbuggery, and
We 10 ROY wonder tILt you have by this time become
5H''et @ H'lH IN bUI "Aen we tel You that Or.
80 80 rat"'TE hemeGy ''"S poa'h"'lg c"yc the
,L, aE,Fs ~ C",",I"' We only assert thmt which
vico Sn tIIy TO- Iry ana you VIII be con-
C,'.~,L ., w. VIII p..y 9oV' REWARD tol case og
TNW : Sii w ~ y't,,I. -si w =, - , -
A0-' BALM III M02I DRUGGISTS EVERY.
cD,o,. .,.,. "a ~ " hfEh'
% a., &,H% * CS"'s h9ar t'oHa$es !oF - o9 or Dog
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NATURES GREAT RESTORER.
.-# -.- - rns-~ rrr
SSIMMTZ.S ~
oELEBRATEB
3 ter Cordial.

This medical preparation Ia now offered to the
public as a reliable substitute for tte many worth
less compounds which now food athe market. Itis
purely vegetable, composed ofvarous herbs, gather.
ed from the great sorehouse OF nature, and selected
with the utmost earo, IL is not Recommended as
II CuRE ALL, but by its direct aud salutary nAu-
upon the Heart, diver, KidnoysT Lungs, Sto.
mach and Bowels, it acts both as a preventive and
are subject 1t Is reliable Family Medicine, add
can be taken by either infant adult with the
same beneficial results. 1t is certain, pronpt and
speedy remedy for Diarrhsa, Dysentery, Bowel
Complaint, Dyspepsia, Lowness of Spirits Fandngs
Sick ~ eadache, dc, For ehills and Fevers Of all
kinds il is far beter and safer than quinine with
out any OF its psraioous elects. 1t an appe
lite, proves powerful digester Of toSd, aud will
Prepared by
JACOB seHEETz, Sole Proprietar.
\, W. Cor, Fifth and Race SisA PhiludelPbl,, Pa.
81! - a., rEYEgjrs uS' u, TS ~
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1869-03-13

WESTWARD.
haii Kran leaves Phtadeiphia, 1915 ~.
Sunbury, 90 o u
arr Mt Ere. $50 pm
ERE express leaves philadelphia. IL 80 n N
4" Sunbury & Al II n,
~, =, arr at fhle 10 81 q n
Elmira Mail leaves Philadol phin, sgO n
:, Sunonry 4l6p pm
"irAFe at LOCK Haven f.ij pr
' IL ''n iehFes Erio l05ja u n
nWhury, 245 a n
-, arr; at fhllndeiphla, 1909 n U
Hrio HlFcss leaVes Erlo G.2j p n
'cunoury 90 n Il,
t. " arr Mt Philadelphia L2epn
Mail aud Express connect with Oil creyk an,
Allegheny River Railroad. BAGGAGE CHECKED
THROUGH
ALFRED i. TYLER
-GenorAl Rnnnrin fnrl,lu
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MR EENH 0Dyzc- 80 EL-o
G.. vi. EeENN, Egent.4:.

~. We. 81 S3.NlNs b|E4gA.+.s
Whl remove his 0fice to j. Nj. Sinrscns BE!!1-
End story, Market Square,
SUN N B O,RN y a.
NITHERE he will be prepared 10 do all kinds o.
w work pertaining to Dentistry. win keep
constantly on hand large assortment OF Teeth, Hni
other Dental material, from which he will be able 10
select, and meet the wants of his customers.
All work warranted 10 give satisfaction Or s!7a tha
money refunded.
The very best Mouth Wash and Toota.Povds7s
kept on hand.
His references are the numerous patrons aor ahJ Il
he has worked for the last twelve y0ars.
Sunbury March 81, 1868.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1869-03-13
G&RANb EsAEsAEEe SALOON.

Tho Oldest and most noted Institution
the Kind in Sunbury.
j. w WASHINGTON,
HAVING removed to bis new building on Third
J. 4 Street between Market and the Depot, is now
prepared 10 serve his customers better thOn ePer.-
Having secured the services of first class BARRIERS
SnANlRG AND HAIR-DRESSING
will be executed 10 the latest style.
The building having been erected especially for
tbs pGrposo Of First Class Barber Saloon, and
having dttei up in the latest style, he hopes 10
receive liberal share Of patronage.
Ia the adjoining room first class Confectionery
has been opened Tor the sale of
EccaS'rcnEn, Candies, Cakes, EReer,
and numerous other Temperance Drinks in common
Ce Ccapges and otLer delicious fruits and eatubles
o. home and ioreisn growth in rich profsson and
elegant variety.
Sunbury, September 5, 1868
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1869-03-13
FLOUR & FEED STORE

UHULLSILE -iNU REI7IIL.
TNHE subscriber respectfully informs tho public
u that be keeps constantly on hand at his new
WAREHOUSE, near tho Shamokin Valley Railroad
Depot, in SUNBURY, Flour by the barrel and sacks
of all kinds OF Feed by the ton
The above is all manufactured ut his own Mills,
aud will be sold at the lowest cash prices
j NJ. CADWALLADER.
Snnbury, April |, iS6S
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-12-13

accommodation for 100 passengers, between 800 and
600 were slowed away as best they might be. Among
these were the French Cardinal Matthew, Arch
bishop Spaldng OF Baltimore, and the Bishop OF Cali
fornia, the Bishops VI Cork and Galway the Bishop
Of the Cape Of Good Hope, and between twenty and
thirty French archbishops and bishops and other
ecclesiastics. Several OF our regular winter visitors
came on by this post-boat M and Mrs. Hermann,
Nr and Mrs. Fisher and daughters; also, Mr.. and
Mrs.. Wurtz, Of Philadelphia; hrs. Davies and
daughters, from New York, and others. Travellers
VINO mac eleSteS "a 70 come 6y Mont UenIs h instead @
as much at the mercy OF the elements, and
probably in more imminent danger Early In the
morning OF the 24th an avalanche fell on the Fell
Railway during prolonged snow storm. BY midday
another avalanche fell, covering about thousand
feet OF the line to the depth OF about ees For
India thus detained, together with about hundred
and fty passengers on the French side OF the noun
tain. Post and travellers TO the amount OF one hum
dred and ten persons arrived this morning with this
unpleasant experience TO the perils OF an Alpine
passage.
ON Monday last in public consistory, the Pope b.
slowed the hat awarded during the last election Of
Cardinals TO the Archbishop Of Valadolid, the
grand hall upon which open the SiXtine and Pauline
Chapels being arranged usual for the ceremonial
The Papal throne reared against the entrance TO
the Pauline To the right tribune was erected for
the numerous royal personages now In Rome, among
whom shine conspicuously for beauty the Grand
Duchess Olga, Queen of Wnrtemberg, and her fair
young niece the Duchess Vera. The eX-rOyalties Of
Tuscany Parma, and Naples were all there, with the
exception OF Queen Maria Sofia. | need not repeat
the description of ceremony already mentioned in
more than one letter, there being no special
feature remarkable in this cOnsistOry, except
ing the brilliant attendance OF foreign lay and
ecclesiastical dlgnitaries. In the evening the
same distinguished crowd, with large additions,
responded TO the invitations sent out by his
Eminence to witness the bringing of the scarlet hat
the preatcal cap OF maintenance, from the Vatican
to Cardinal Moreno's residence, Pala22o Pamphili,
in the Piazza NavOna- Two public receptions, lite
rally open to all comers who should present them
selves In full dress Qadies wearing de rgueur robes
montautes) had been held the two previous evenings
by his Emnence, the new Cardinal The troubles in
Spain had prevented the customary sending of
under charge OF two OF the noble quad this hat to
the Spanish Cardinal Immediately on his creation.
1t is rumored but do not know upon how good an
authority, that at the next consistory or more
American prelates will be elevated to the purple.
The Archbishops of New York and Baltimore are
the ones supposed likely 70 receive this distinction
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Philadelphia Trade Report.

MONDAY, Dec. 1a-The Flour market presents no
new feature, ana In the absence OF any demand for
shipment, only few hundred barrels were taken
in lots by the local tade at S4S7n95 for superine;
ssd5''25 for extras S575@625 for Iowa, Wisconsin
and Minnesota extra family; S6@6l2k for Pennsyl-
vania do do. s6&650 for Ohio and Indiana do do |;
and s67oa725 for fancy brands, according quality.
Rye Flour il steady, with sales Of 100 barrels at $3.50
No sales we're reported in Corn Meal.
The Wheat market is better and prices are steady.
Sales OF $4,000 bushels Pennsylvania and Delaware
red at s'27 for fair up to 81 for strictly choice
Rye is unchanged. We quote Western at s1@1O5,
and Pennsylvania at sl.lO. Corn is in limited re-
quest at Saturdays prices Sales OF old yellow at
slOs@1 90; kiln dried at 81 O2 and new do at sO@
89c. for damp and S5@SSc. for prime dry. Oats are
duh at the recent decline 2500 bushels Western,
PennsJ Jvania and Delaware sold at 5S46Oc. In Barley
and Malt not single transaction was reported.
Bark-In the absence OF sales We quote No. l
QuercitrOn at S32 so per ton.
Whisky is duh. We quote wood and iron-bound
Western at 81 02@1 O4 per gallon.
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TTzE ooK S CASE.
Opening of the Last Chapter The
Trial of Neil Mclaughlin
the Hack Driver.

In the Court of Quarter Sessions udee Paxson On .hs
bench this morning the young ma Neil Iaughn,
sault and battery with intent kill James Brooks and
second with benz prncP, in the second deogree, in
the public as the pelso yho gave his services hack
driver TO Marrow ard Dougherty in their attempt to
betrayed the Commonwealth in the trial of these
xoE.nos JSan Cochran ESD represented the Pfiscnef
at once proceeded with In opening the for the Com
OF the assault upon Mr. Brooks as the public already know
them saying ne wonld prove beyond doubt that MoLAugh
sion Of the oense and actually aided and assisted 10 It's
perperaton by having his cab in waiting and ready 10
crime before stated, not impromptn affair but
the elimination OF complete and welfarranaed con
who was about be tried for it, were not the prs me-
movers but were merely the tools Of the chief consnra
hind whose money had carried the prisoners to the eom
mission Of this deed but despite the facilities at the conn
tectiyes these mon had not yet been dscoyers3 b & pc
% W9TS assured as that they would be tried as soon as
James Brooks sworn, testifod-I reside at No. su
revenue detective particular line Of duty being To- d
Soyer frauds in liquor matters the day above men
street about u o'clock was At aesE IN Pr4nt ont
counting room Of the store tanscbing certain entries s1s %
Cs'umsd arSSrm %s "SGs and nSss Sss
a blunt instrument turned irnno,;Mwtlh Is with
SANDING With bssSaeRS raissd @ 'as a door and another
scribe anything until found myself going ont h de-
with aeljack for subsequently bad upon the temple
qpon the temple and my jaw very sore In the ry
Kept my eye upon this man and pointed nv ss M
AZ sne & oysr % put as the street crowded with
and began Sss cnss eating fUr fs%AS Sns from
as csreS into sO exhausted from loss blood and
hs RSt xSSs Ass.SHSys Ass Office hsn % mS Sa
ne gentleman who after mo pointaS 1aa Sa That Z
Tie ease u ret on trial ''''"i ~ me-"