The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1850-11-28
their purposes and she wished 10 have them

hrs. Jane Gunfon siUorn.-On Sunday af-
ternoon asked her if she was willing to
die and she said eyes" She said it was
hard 10 die in such cause. She said the
cause of her death was the taking oil the
medicine. She told me on Sunday after
noon she had no hop0 of living. On the
first Monday when she was down she ap-
peared smallerin person than before. This
witness repeated the death bed declarations
of her sister and added She said the
Doctor told her he was doing this for the
good ct her and her family.
Elizabeth Tuttle sirorn-Dr. CrandalI came
TO our house the 18th July at Nantcoke
Dam. l keep public house. He came
near sundowu-staid all night and next
morning until after breakfast. He had a
horse and buggy. After breakfast, he had
his horse hilched and drove up the road
toward WilEesbarre. About or hour af-
Ter the stage came (about 9 o'clock) he
came back. When first saw him alter he
came back he had Elizabeth Smiths carpet
bag in his hand and was walking out of the
room No one with him. She came in the
stage, which had gone before the Doctor
came back. I got her things. She was
crying They went out and got into the
carriage and drove off down toward Berwick.
The Doctor told me he was going West--ta-
king ride for his health. He did not say
who the young lady was. He said he was
waiting for the stage.
Ellen Davenport stoorn. This witness cor
roborated the evidence of Mrs. Futile and
added. He went into the room and she look.
ed up and commenced crying. He sat down
on the settee and talked TO her. Heard him
tell hertz getthe things. She began crying
before he spoke TO her.
Joseph Kehon sgorn live in Williams.
port | keep tavern there. Dr. Crandall
came 10 my house abo ut 18th July-a young
lady with him.. He told me he was going to
see MIR. Haines on Pine creek-thought he
lived within 12 miles of Jerseytown. told
him it was 80 miles or in that neighborhood.
The next morning he concluded to 90 TO
Lewisburg, and went in direction TO cross
the river He took the young lady with him.
He had horse and buggy. They had parlor
chamber attached to it and one bed. The
Doctors brother subpoended me for defen-
dant. Upon copy of the tavern Register
given in evidence was marked "Dr. Gran.
dali, and "Pine Creek" for the destination.
No residence given.
Peter Shady sscorn. reside miles below
Williamsport on the road 10 Levisburs. DR..
Crandall came to my house about the 10Th
July last on Friday in the afternoon. It rain
ed fast when he came. He was in a one
horse buggy. AND young lady along. He
had his horse put up and called for supper.
He called for room with two beds in. He
said the lady was his sister and was unwell
He said he wished TO wait upon her himself,
and that he carried his own medicines with
him. She was quite unwell-one day not
down stairs at all. They carried victuals up
to her several times saw. The Doctor slept
in the same room. He said the reason of
her sickness was that she was married, her
husband had gone 70 California, and that
troubled her SO. He told me he was an a.
gent for some Company to settle up their bu.
siness-and had started for Pine creek. He
said he was going on TO Lewisburg and
Northumberland. He staid on until Tues
day morning, and left that day after break
fast. heard the Doctor call the young lady
Glib" The defence subpoenaded me in
the first place-the other side after | was
here.
Samuel A. Brady s,rorn. saw Dr. Gran.
dali on the 24th July. He came to my house
in company with lady named Elizabeth
Smith. could not say which way he came.
Tie young lady changed her dress and came
down TO the parlor. He inquired what time
the stage went down, and said she wanted
10 &c. 10 Danvlle. He paid her fare. He
told me ne had got her al the dam and had
brought her from there. think he said he
had business, and had picked her up on the
way. She had nothing but carpet bag.
He came about IL o'clock, and left after din
ner. He inquired the road TO Towanda. He
asked me the cost of a private conveyance
to Danville. He told me the lady was a
sister.i law of Gunton. think told him
Gunton did not live in Danville. | showed
him the road 10 Towanda, but did not see
whether he took it.
Mrs. Mary Smith s,rorn. am The mother
of Elizabeth Smith. / live in Providence
My daughter was not married but single
She lei, home on Saturday in July for the last
time. DR.. Crandal lived mile or from
my horse and boarded at Mr.. Bristols. He
attended her as physician before she left.
At my first interview with him asked him
what allied my child, and wished him to tell
me. He promised that he would. He wish
ed me to withdraw few minutes, and
went out When he left followed him out
of DOORS asked him toStell me what he
thought allied her. He said might rest sat-
isfied abou, what reports said Of her preg-
nancy. He said it was no such thing. The
Doctor attended her frequently ior month
TO six weeks. did not see the doctor from
this until his return. l went 10 Mrs. Higgs
and waited for him. saw him pass and