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DRUGS aud MEDICINES

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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-08-14
The Bllr<iell Case.

Mrs. Cunningham, who has figured in
the Doctor Burdell murder case, has been
arrested in New York city on charge of
felony, connected with the fcticious birth
Of an heir to the Burdcll estate. The
contemplated fraud was made known TO
the District Attorney by her medical advi.
sers md measures were adopted to detect
and expose her design. Under the coun-
sci Of the officer mentioned, and doctor
feigned compliance with Mrs. Cunning.
hams plan, and pretended to have found
a" California widow" who, being about
to become a mother, desired to dispose of
her child. Mrs. Cunningham eagerly siez-
ed upon this, and undertook to get i'll.
The doctor borrowed q child from the
Bellevue Hospital, and it was sent to the
house in Bond street, where the denoue.
took place On Monday at noon. There
Mrs. Cunningham received it with moth
erly affection, in the presence of @ nurse
and her former physician, DR.. Catlin. In
the midst Of the proceedings the police
marched in and arrested all the parties.
DR.. Catlin and the nurse were taken to
the police station house; but Mrs. Gun.
nipgham feigning to be i'll from her ac.
was allowed to remain in her
chamber under the Surveillance of the DO.
lice.
On the 11th inst, the Supreme Court
'f New York granted writ of certiorari
q behalf Of Mrs. Cunningham, returnable
IN the day following, when an argument
vas to be had upon her admission to bail
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-08-14
Union County Court Proci

2NHEREAS, the Hon. ABM S.WlLSoN,
w President Judge for the 2Oth Judicial
District of Pennsylvania, composed OF the
counties Of Union, Mif'in and Snyder, and
rulLIr Rum andjSoW WSIMoSroSEsqs., AsSo-
ciate Judges in Union county, have issued Their
precept, bearing date the - day Of May,
1857, and to NE directed for the holding OF an
Orphans Court, Cour, Of Common Pleas, oyer
and Terminer, and General Quarter Sessions
at LEWISBURG, for the county Of UNION
on the second MONDAY of September
(being the Ilth day. 1851, and TO contlnue
one week,
Notice is therefore hereby given 10 the Cor
oner, Justices of the Peace and ConStabeS III
and for the county of Union, TO appear in then
own proper persons with their records, inqur
silions, examinations and other remembrance
to DO those things which Of their Offices and n
their behalf appertain TO be done; and all VII
nesseS and oiherp persons prosecuting IN behaI
of the Commonwealth against any person ol
persons, are required 10 be then and Iher'
attending, and not depart without leave at the
peril. Jurors are requested 10 be punctual ~
their attendance at the appointed time asreea
bic 10 notice
Given under my hand and seal al the Ster
III S Office N Lewisburg, the 7th dav Of An
gust, in the year of our Lord one thousan'
eish, hundred and fifly-seven,. and the eighty
eth year of the Independence of the Unite
States of America.-t;od save the Common
wealth! DANIEL D. GuLDiN, Sheriff
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-08-14
DR.. sANF0RO'S INVIGoRATOH
or Liver Remedy,

THIS Is one the greatest scientific medical dscove
les mair and IL daily working cures almost
great believe II If by magic, The ~
doe gring LHt aud seldom more than One bottle is
quir'd any Kind Of Lirsr Complaint from thu
Jaundce or Dy SCI ia to - mon head ache, all
Of v hch are the result Of a DtSe1sef Liter.
The liver /. ore the ul4tor the hora,
body and h. performs is functions we'll the power,tf
liz. ,ystrn are fully developed. The stomach u almo.
rtry q. the healthy action Of the Liver
,,,r,rg,re Z Is flnct 0ns when m. .,orr,t
is at fault the bowels areaId the whole tsm suffer, in
consequence Of oTganihe LiEer-baving ceased To-
dois duty For the diseases q tat organ, Of Tie
rrorricors has made it his study, in practice NOR
than tsenty y'aTs, 10 ind me rrni'dy whrIevih 70
eounteract the many dgrangernents to which is Liable
To prove that Ills 7, medy Is at last ound any person
troubled with Liver Complaint IN any ti rs iOrs, has
but 90 try n bottle, and con yicti0n IS certain
A compound has legn formed by dissolvns GUNS and
extract t,qt par; which is soluble for the active
tu.s Of ts me.!-itc. TIsse gems ali morbid or
lad matter from the syst supplying IN their place
healthy tov q bile. nsigcratiug the stomach causing
food to sst s.l purifying tLo blood giving tone
health t. the hole Gnn,tnrry. removin: the q
the d-oa-e and eferng radieal cure without any Of
the Lisa-r,oabr after afs. felt by u'iug Ca!omsI
Mineral Poison, That arc usually Tesorted TO-
To al who viii fI'ou these directions i' po.f
lively guaranteed. SI,k II can ie cured by the
of ta0 ca oonsu tgEen ss soon a. the attaek Is
felt
The Inv.aratar nsrer ls TO cure our stomach the
bal ffrrrts yxl rieureIi after eating.
EiIus attack yold rraiy to on bottle, ard Chron
g. l-rE, urult as il j. q cure, j. never trouble
some o. thfef VITO fnEr IN" lhElEofdur
fsr byrp"Isni or JauEeic", n,ttinS IN ths AhoNh
world aat- 20 fnl quickly as the invigora
tor. l. r'nc A -ioa ness and unnatural color from
H.. fa'u.
Tor Si-ht War; take i7se sef retiring, and it Is
\ sure preventative
Far Female ot-irurtia-rs 1t s,f and remedy
as il remove the Il the disease
Costumes cannot exit whore the I-vgcrator l. fry.I
taken, while tholic yield, readily to 4 lev doses
10 must be Euayu a. tall these Lircr diseases
caused by d-r1ucrd Liusr. aud them needs "a
II.IH medicine; = las liCiua powers. never before
dicavtrrI. tl.t p all die, q the Lr'r,
matter Of how long standing what may be their form
Tie Hctiyr iucLirraI virtues eXuaced from the
used such De- rtoui-hing To all wlo their e
E Cz. iOr none tlr medicine without receiving
Fu,ft Il acts - -st tr Csthartir aId should always
De, tax in sufficient FusHties to opc-ateon the toT~is
-,a'fv TIE bt way take il j. 20 take the medicine
in tic mouth fE.u Q hr water aud swallow bsth
together. In tlis way tie ntinc viii scarcely b" tHs
III SANFOEU 6 co. Pr prietrrs.
345 Broadway, New York.
SoHEy CHRIST d CALDWELL. Le,eisIurs.
t7s. ". 4. MERWIN, AGENT.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-08-14

Judge Wilmot's letter, in favor of true
American principles, says the Reading
Journal has completely knocked the breath
out Of the 'side-door' operators. Their
occupation is gone. The rack and file
are everywhere h1cking to the Union
standard-and Sanlerson & Co find them
selves in the positions Of leaders without
a party They had better come out as
fat footed Locofocos, and be done with it
The farce is as good as played out.
The Philadelphia Daily Necs, in notic.
ing the feat of Capt. NJ. Cromer, of Mer.
cersburg, Pa, who recently Graded ten
acres of grain in ten consecutive hours,
remarks that the wOIk is equal to the av.
erage performance Of the best reaping ma.
chimes Of the country.
The people of New Orleans are treating
themselves to fresh peaches, figs, pears and
grapes. The editor of the Picayune re-.
turns thanks for basket of fine peaches,
Bartlett pears, some delicious Chasselos
grapes, aud quantity ofplump white and
purple figs.
NEW Horn, Aug IA break in the
Delaware division of the Pennsylvania
Canal below here is reported 1t will re.
quire ten days to repair the damage.
The house of Jas. Wallis, on Valley
street, Lewistown, was entered OIL Sunday
morning last, while the members of the
family were at church, and trunk broken
open, and $40 or Sl5 worth of jewelry and
about $40 in money taken therefrom. Ne
clue to the person or persons has been OBJ
tanned.
At casual meeting Of young folks in
Hanville, few days ago, the Ameriean
says young ban was joeularly told he
should get wife. He said he couldn't
get any. "l;ll have you," said Mary
They were formally introduced, and in an |
hour they were man and wife
Mkim, the murderer, has but one week
longer to live. He has to expiate his
crime on the gallo~s one week from to-day.
George a. Snyder, the editor of the In.
"tPsadeat ifess, has received the appoint.
ment of Notary Public at Williamsport.
The place OF John NJ. MKinuey. re.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-08-14

Matthias Wilson vs. David Herr
John Roebuck VS. A Ono
Henry w Snydet VS. Saml Ewing
4, Com sug. NJ Chamberlin VS. Hoffman & Hisl
! Wan "a H~s'vId ssmtth u Thompson
ChaS ii Cook vs. Thos Penny
David Herr VS. W II White with notice to g
/ Sprou,, Burrows d Co VS. NJ A Stock ct al
same vs. same
Mary Jane Flint &c VS. Charles u Kline
Lafayette Albright VS. John Datesman
Net for Hurst vs. Richard Dougheriy
Christian Dersham vs. Joseph Geyer et al
Daniel Laycock VS. William Moore
| Daniel Rangler jr VS. George IIousel ct al
John Wenzel VS. Jackson M'Laughlin
John NJ Benfer VS. David Splitter with notice
Porter for NJ Z Shriner vs. G ii Shriner with NJ
Samuel Baker IS John Daiesman
Elizabeth Variz Us David Grove
Bank of DanvHle VS. lorenzo P Tecd
Mary A Davis VS. William Davis
George Wehr VS. George Faust
Daniel Rang!er VS. Bastian Teifel, with no
Wm Ritter VS. Charles Dreisbach
W T Linn VS. r b Mari
Daniel Williams VS. Kaufman & Reber
VIM MCieary VS. Vim VI VanNalzah
Seth p Mccormick VS. George J Swartz
Mary Fishbaugh VS. DaDl ID Guldin ct al
youngman e. Walter VS. Noah Walter
Thornton & yanyalzah VS. John Murphy
Israel Knetel VS. James Mauca
David Herbst VS. Daniel Rengler
David Baertges VS. Alfred Kneass
Peter Hummel and Wife VS. Daniel Rengler
J D Sorver * Co VS. Saml and Jos w ShrILe
John DeLong vs. Jos G MCall
James NJ Smith VS. Robert Chambers
Charles II Cook VS. Byers d Ritter
Ann Thomas VS. Peter Beaver ct al
Il Church & Co VS. solomon Mayer
Ranch & Roland vs. Lambert Banck
NJ Geyer's Adm'rs for in Ranck vs. 4 { High
Geo I.ippinco,t q Co VS. Ranck Il Roland
Rosenberg n Co VS. same
Brooke & Fuller VS. same
l. Christ for w Cameron VS. Peer Nickel
Harriet Jenkins VS. Merri, Chapel ct al
Beck & Reber VS. John Zimmerman
same VS. David Zimmerman
Charles Hartzel VS. State Nut Fire &c Comp
David Fisher VS. Jonathan Dieflenderfer
HunSrcker for Church VS. Jos d Torrey
1hOs Church VS. same
Fred'k Bolender VS. Thos Church & Co
Chas II Shriner VS. VIM Rule
Union County VS. Henry Solomon
Sam'l Barton VS. Joseph Meixell
1oungman & Walter VS. Taggar, Furman & l.
John Mover VS. Fred'k Worman
Michael Wagner VS. Fred'k Bolender
Taylor for Young & Montelus vs. J w Shriner
Charles Cawley VS. John Ycungman ct al
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-08-14

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE.


TNHE subscriber offers for sale his Residence
4 on the west side of South Second street
in the Borough Of Lev g.sburg, between Market
and StLouis streets, consisting of near a lot and
half Of ground, ,makiBga frontof99 feet on said
Second street, and in length l57 feet, 6 inches,
The improvements are commodious three
c. storey BRICK DIV ELI Nc
.Sa-HOUSE, Of pressed brick, AZ feet
front by 80 feet deep-well linished-wi,h a
marble base, marble slls and lntels in front
"a fire proof roof-wllh a Wing attached Of
81 by 70 feet-an Out Kitchen-a Well of ex-
cellent water, with a Pump in, under rooi--a
large CiSgeEn also under rooi-a large new
S,able-an Ice House-and other necessary
out-huidiugs. There are also on saidsr,
Lot choice Fruit Trees and Shrphberv ".
The location is a desirable one either ior d
private residence or public business. His On
the most elevated part of the Borough, hear
the Court House, and hut 4 short distance from
Market strect.-Terms will he made easy.
June Q, 1857. G.. F. MILLER.
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7rarerse Jurors-September Term, 1857.

A'"e' &C ~" PteMOcJ itFW, Ioof.
I Le,Uishlrg-T r Nesbit, John Norton, Levi
Iddings, William Wilson, Daniel Schrack
| Peter Hursh, Hugh p Shelter, Henry w Fries
Augustus stoughton, Daniel Neyhart, DAME
S Kremer. East Bufaioe-John Zellers, Gid
con Biehl, Jacob Slifer, Samuel Noll, Abraham
Frederick, Michael Brown. Bufaloe-Josepi
Dleilenderier, John Cornelius, Daniel Miller
Jac H Heedy, VIM l. Irwin, in Hauck, Jas "
Simonton, George Sear. West BuGaioe-An
drew Foster, John V Barber, Joseph Kleckner
Daniel Bogenrief, William Taylor. Witt
Deer-John DerSham, Jerome Princenhof, Ur.
banus Ranck. .WNnJurg-John Winter
he2Y-Philip Gemberling. Hufbg-Samuel
Cori, Robert Forster, John Wilt, solomon
Miller, George Richl, Samuel Oiewine Denia.
min Mensch, George GloverGeorge Kleckner
Jr. Limestons-Frederick Bolender. Jack
son-Phihp Gross. Ne,c BerEn-George Mer-
rill. OniOa-Isaac Eyer, Sr. -
Grand .Jurors-SeptemJer Tcrn, 1857.
Le,risbarg-Elisha G Marsh, George Reed
G A Frick, David Slifer, John Musser, Samuel
S Barton. East BuGa!oc-Wiison Linn,
Nicholas Groover. BuGaioe-Jackson Wolf
Michael bunkel. West Bu6lioe--Jn l. Beaver,
I V Harbeson. KsiIy-Samuel S Spots, Da-
vid Grove. Jacob Heinly. White Deer-Am-
brose Henderson, Isaac High. Adam Smith. L
F Albright, Martin Keller. Mfiinburc-S w
Snodgrass. Nep Berfa-Jacob Mauck. Hart
hy-Samuel Hartman, Daniel Long.
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FINELARGE BANK BARN
W0olLAWn EOR SALE,

T5NHE subscribers will oiler at Public Sale,
on The premises on
.Suta 'ay tie -9h August,
commencing At 10 O'Clock, \. NJ, number cf
Lots Of Woodland, containing from to .
acres each, well covered with Chestnut, ~
~ hike Oak, and few Po1lars, private -
road leading 20 each lot. The property is IN
Bula!oe Tp. Union Co., adjoining lands Of
John and jonathan Coulter, and I. and +.
Clingan. Terms reasonable. and will he made
at sale. PHILIP r! HE.
JuIv 25, IS57pd DAVID IIERBST.
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4 Beautiful Head Of
DtEts g q SSY ~ sAtA
COMPLETELY PRESERVED
TO TIE GRElIEST AGE


ana who tiat u HIA1 W 4l. I.'t "a, a. 80 'l
mrr co or; or AID btt S"ull ave "
or aulrd "ith laHarGl, anu it,t'Ns pI' nav
removed, GO troubled with ser ih!A s;4 h,- or oin'F
sruT items brt would De- cured or with si.k head ache,
riuFes from DE iacr ard skin Iro NCods talr E's-
s4tiye W 10 all this see cir ui7r sri ne ioloTirc
ANN iiN,H',4' "Sehttr D. 100.
Prof .. J. ~ yn-Igar Sir' nave AraIu Mueh an
cl The Wo --4l rie's q yetE 4aI' UC
Having ben ~ often '.ie"L"I T.! qua au- i14'H
TO- trul1- = r dyes, Ac- was d-its,l % place y'uT
t'i,ii,' - ~ ''y 80 li,.,'ir u,t met Won
.,, lou, - ,'i T., -, ,@,tI,s spre vb.n Won y,v-
lH Law - n ,,5sI - ~, E,.,o,.
IT,, su.h ',- -, ~ ~. - - - - ,i1.- r.
GFsg "a u '-'--l ~ ~ ,t -.
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Aiministratnrs, Notice.

"HEREAS,L Letters of Administration to
w the estate Of SAMUEL. WALTER.
late OF Union township. deceased, have
BEEN granted to the Undersigned. all persons
knowing themselves indebted to said estate
are requested TO make immediate payment.
and those having claims upon it will present
them for settlement on the 5th day of Sep,em.
Der next, at the late residence of said deceased
J. NJ. WALTER,
DAVID GROSS. Administrators.
July 81, 1857.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-08-14
SNy der County.

The Whig, American and Republican
County Convention met at the county seat
on Monday last, and nominated SAMUEL
WEIRIcK, Esq. of Mlddleburg, for Sena.
tor Hon. DANIEL WHITMAN, of Chapman
Tp., for Assembly; ROBERT w. KERN,
of Middleburg, Cor Treasurer HENRY
NUssER, Esq, of Mussers Valley for
Commissioner and NER MIDDLEswARTu
for 3 years, aud DANIEL RouRER for
Q years, for Auditors. These are names
well known to the citizens of both coun-
ties, as highly respectable and competent
men. Mr.. Weirick served with credit two
years as Representative from old Union,
and the compliment is merited, although
The hope of overcoming the opposition in
Northumberland, Montour and Columbia
is small Judge Wilmer is one of the very
best men in the district Mr.. Kern is q
thriving, deserving merchant. Mr.. Muss-
cr is tried, true man, and WAS nominated
with great unapmity. Messrs. Middles-
warth and EoLrrr are nominated for Au-
ditors, ard are also trustworthy, reliable
men. II. s. Boycr and J. f. Hummel
were appointed Senatorial, and Messrs.
c. G. Vernon, IL. G.. j. Herrold and
Capt. John Helm, Representative confer.
ees
May We not hope this may be the occa.
sion of more complete union Of our
friend, that Sn. der may roll up one of
her old fashioned majoritics' We are
aware Of the forces at work to distract and
divide, but the honest farmers of Mid
dlccreeB, Penns a:ia size ,i,e,, "a, ir ,hvy
WILL Illustrate all the designs alike Of
manly opponents and secret foes.
STRUCK BY LIGHTNING.-On last Mon.
day evening Sheriff Miller received des.
patch from Mr. Malcy Of Pittston to ar.
rest two passengers on the Packet-One
Mary Maley, his wife, who had eloped
with man named Byraut Yard. This
was the man to he arrested. The Sheriff
hastened to the Canal, and along with
Morris Van Buskirk, found the Runaways
on the Packet and arrested them. They
had two trunks with them which the Sher,
if secured They had through tickets to
PhiladelpLis, and no doubt think the
lightning played them a scurvy trick
HCOmsburJ Star
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-08-14
Railroad Meeting.

4 MEETING of The Stockholders OF She
N Lewisburg, Centre & Spruce Creek
Railroad Company" viii be held at the house
of Samuel Haup,, Jr., in Miliheim, on TcrspAI
August !, at o'clock p. NJ. The object OF
the meeting is to take into consideration the
propriety of an immediate letting OF the Road
a full attendance Of the stockholders is very
desirable.
1.-THE Board Of Directors Will meet at the
same place on the same day In the morning al
10 o'clock. Bv order of ihe Board:
July2i, 1857. ELI SLIFFR, PreS't.
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JOSIAH KELLY, Auctsoneer.

SoLiCii5 The patronage Of the public
burg, Pa. rDc,ciglrr ; IS5G
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NAIU ABLE
FAnp1 5ND rItLn PROPERTY

( Mar hLLLIIMSpOkI, Pa,
( E'0R SlLE.-The undersigned, sur
i viving partner Of the firm of J. r. S w.
b. FvLISG, offers for sale ali that Valuable
Property situated on the South side of the
Susquehanna RIyer miles from Williams
port, and mile, from the line Of the Suulu-
/ ry & Erie Railroad. The Pennsylvania Canal
passes on the opposite side of the river. THIS
tract contains 6GO Acres. with 6 per cent.
allowance. roo acres are cleared, and in a
good state Of cultivation. There is a LARGE
amount Of valuable TIMBER on the premi-
! ~ scs; a good stream Of Water, and
xt.YG SAW MILL. The Mil is cw,
es55ris1 ! Z beng built IN 1856.
--->.-2A-< The other Improvements consist
iof Five GOOD DWELLING HOUSES. =
with Out-Bulljngs thereln. Two iargeEs5
BARNS, one Of which is first class, witil a
ilag-e Shed attached.
The above property viii be cilercd al Public
sale al the Ccurt House. in Williamsport. on
W cinesei.ty, the I9til OG August
next, at | o'clock i. VI.
y portion Of the purchase money in Cash,
The balance made easy, with interest, ani ap-
tprovci security.
Terms made known on day of Sale
Further particulars can be obtained by al
dressing WILLIAM b HULING.
Surviving Partner Of J. r. < W. b. IIJLING.
NlilIamSport, Pa, June 30, 1857.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-08-14

OLDEST NAN IN AMERIcA.-A CORES.
pondent Of the Cassvillc, Ga, Standard,
says there is now living in Murray Coun.
ty, Ca, on the waters of Holy Greek, q
Revolutionary veteran, who has attained
the age Of one hundred and thirty.four.
His name is John Hames. He was born
in Mecklenburg County, Va, and was a
lad ten years old when Washington was
in his cradle. He was thirty two when
Braddock met his disastrous defeat on the
MonOngahela. He, with several of his
neighbors, set forth to join the ill fated
commander, but after several days march,
were turned back by the news of his over.
throw. He migrated to South Carolina
nearly hundred years ago. He was in
thirteen considerable conflicts during the
War of Independence, and in skirmishes
aud encounters with the Indians, with To.
rles and with British, times beyond men,
ory He was with Gates at Camden, with
Morgan at Cowpens, with Green at Hills
boro' and Eutaw, and with Marion in many
a bold rush into tory camp or red coat
quarters.
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ST. LOUIS, August 1l-Kansas advi.
ces to the 9Th inst, state that Gen. Walk.
er returned to Lawrence with the q. S.
troops, the apprehensions Of an attack by
the Indians proving groundless.
The City Government met on the 7tb
INST, and are engaged in perfecting ordi-
nances.
The election returns indicate nearly a
unanimous vete in favor Ct the Topeka
Constitution.
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