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Mothers. Mpth. rs! Mothers.

An Old Nurse for Children. Don't fail to pro-
cure Mrs. Win.low's Soothing Syrup for children
Tecthins. 1t has no equal on earth. No mother
who has ever tried Mrs. Wuslow Soothing Syrup
for children will consent to let her child pass
through the distressing and critical period Of tee b.
iny without the aid Of thi. invaluable prepare ton
Ii life and health can be estimated by dollars and
cents, it Is worth it's weight in gold.
Millions of bottles Of Mrs. W inslows Soothing
Syrup sold every year in the United Stato,.
It is old and we'll tried remedy Meme gen
uino unless tho Fac Smile of Curtis Perkins is
the outside wrapper.
Price only - cents 4 bottle.
C. G. Peek, Ellsworth. Wholesale Agent; :. L.
Perkins. Bangor, do. Sold by all dcalersin Med
ccnc. ly-pl
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Cure for Wafcr-brash and lMdi-
gestiOM.

HAKTFOND, MATCH D.
hereby certify that DR.. Greens OrayenTed
BHer's have proved more ciicacious in relieving
me from water brasb stomach, indigestion, and
CONSTITUENCIES, which has been very troublesome
for five or six years, than oil other remedies
which have been trying during nv iIIns;s: Ind
afflicted. SAMu Ell HAMILTON.
Mr. Hamilton has charge of the Orphan
Asylum, Hartford, Ct, and is well known and
hi ghly esteemed q citizen. The pamphlets
accompanying the medicine abound with certi6-
Gates of the most remarkable cures, and may be
had on application to the Agents gratis.
SETH w. FOWLE 4 Co, l3s Washington ST.
Boston, Proprietors. Sold by their agents every
where.
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Why will you Suffer!

t. all persons suffering from Rheumatism, Neu-
ralsia, Cf,no in tha imbs or stomach, billion. col
Q, or toothaaac, VIC say Curtis Il Perkins Cra:np
and Pain Killer is Of all other. the rernoiy you
want. 1t operates like magic; it has cured
thousand Of cases, after long years Of suffering,
and when all other remedies that have beee tried
have failed. 1yr3-2l
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A PHYSICIANS
. LEGACY TO YOUNG MEN

(From the n. Y. Sunday Dispatch, Aug. Cd, 1851
ca, ,...,..- go. seidom II ever, recon-
mend any medical publication, If not endorsed by the very
hi hest authority As such instance may mention
CrlyrKwrii,s neu publication Serroas Debifi-
tn and other caktsts the result o early indscreton
II /. small but valuable Pamphlet. His preparations,
the ,.R rGrses. rnR and "NkRvISE" considered
the sole and only c:iectal remedies extant for the
comriants refefred tn.
pn. CUivEswELL's SEMINAL RsGESERAroh and ROYAL
Nppytsg the sovereign remsiies for seminal Weaknes
sexual Debility Iu potency Involuntary Emissons Plies,
&C. arc sale by Of the leading druggists In the
country.
Dt C's PAMPHLET above containing fun aavices for
the cure Of spcrmatorrhca Sc, be had in secure
envelope by enclosing stamp 10 lr. tBSS. q hLSs,
lat Avenue corner 10Th street, Jew YORK, POST BON,
No. lJS6.
smo2-ch36
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DIED.

In Harlem, y ~, saturday September 18th after
pilgrimage upon earth of forty years sN months
aud nineteen days, Mary Ann, the beloved w. Of Alex
anler, and mother of " lille T.. Pabor.
tn. pure goll ia tried in the Gre, her pure soul
tried III the mr. u Atrtion. Bu: who tempcrs
the wind til shorn Imbn did f1rsks, but brought
her safy through all trial AMI trbula0n and has
received her into thc thu: rrle for the people
Of Cod -"
Gonr, Gone. We remain. even F,ti,r, for it
se-n-th ,oi In thy sight"
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Notice..

- E,ory pcrs should fcld tie advertise
neHts Of t;RiNpLE's CELEBRATED MAGtc CeMrorSp.
and ANCIENT JArAvcsE LIrE pILLs, which aprca
alternately in another column. Try them and be
cacoi ly3l
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Wallet EOalll1l,

IN Thursday, lat inst, the meeting house az
" Slm..villt, c1ntning IN pn.y pf amount. tn
have the same by calling Capt. Josiah H.
LEACH OF fremont proving property and paying charge
fremont, de-. :, 1857. :. O. RICH by request.
~ Office OF foRECLOSt RE,-wherra., William D.
~ Ingalls, Of Orland in the County Of Hancock and
State Maine by his deed Of dated July 10th
A. d. lS5d conveyed 10 me- the undersigned David pysr
Of Maiden, County Of Middlescx and Commonwealth al
massachusetts, certain parcel of lint situate in
Uraud, Wit all that lot conveyed to Luther Parker
by John n Swasey by Decd, dated August AL, A. u,
1898 and Recorded in Hancock Registry book 80 page
49, also another bot situate in Ellsworth in said County
being Lot No. 81 according tn plan 81 State land made by
tico. H. NJ prc containing. lk0 acres AMI whereas the
condition contained in said Deed has hoen broken
hereby claim foreeosc the and give this notice
accordingly.
DAVID DYER.
BY A, y. RRNKwArER,
Ellsworth Oct. LII, 1857. his Atty.
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err Il Id II usefulness, ana taus, by you
own negligence, will you lose what i
more valuable then gold.
Two people may differ and dispute 70
wisdom, than the first. In good schools
scholars obey without knowing why Pow
hours, and yet both be right, and bot
wrong. Prof G. here related an ancc
dote which came under his observation
proving the foolishness Of people being S,
tenacious of their own opinion. I, wa
concerning an old gentleman. who talkc,
from 0 A. NJ, till P NJ. and going with
out his meals. in order to have his polit-
ical principles understood and believed
Had short exercise in Parsing. A
few sc n fences wero selected and the hes
method of dispo,ing of them considered
ls,---"What time the moon had hung
her lamp on high Decided tina. "what
time refers to a particular time, and
should be read, "at the time when. ="
When is an adverb and qualities hung.
2d--"rhcir eyes Glue languish and their
golden har' Decided that langnisi is
noun. Should read blue eyes Of Ian
gnish." Should be apos:rophc after eyes
3d-'Wbo nurse the tender though. to
reason and on reason build resolve, that
column OF ,ruc majesty in man," Re-
solve is whA, makes man noblc-is what
sent Dr. Kane TO the Arctic seas. De-
cidei Ito reason" TO be verb in the inin
tive modc. 4th-"Silcnce and Dark.
ness. But what are yc." Should b, in
:errogstion poin, after ys. and period
omitted. Ye refers to silence and Dark
ness An address is made. What is an
interrosa,ive. Other sentences were
named, zoo numerous too mention.
Recess Of FIVE minutes. -Then Prof
Burnham took the s,anl and gave an
exercise in Arithmetic; considered mixcl
and compound numbers in Fractions;
gave an example by reducing lbs. to
grains by shor, AMI convenient process
Then considered Prop 1rtion. Proportion
rests upon eal,li,y Of ratio. Tao pro-
a,., of Tho .x,,cmrs are e,n,1 n n,o.
An,, If n.,,. Tier, c,a h, .; N,
.A....a,,..,.n.,o. MOTTO, = ,,o.
ro,,ia, On If r,,;, 1.s,ar u -.
.,,o,o,,;o, # ,o, kc,, tho, roe,l -
.c,.,,.,, -, o,,,rl. - l,.,r,,c ,h;.
,a;o,,a., ,h.,o o,.,,o, ,,4 ,;.;,ci
~, E,., p,sscl,t.oo hos !, ~.
aiming i,,ey,n1 a, ! be,e.;fn1 ..53e,,,re
Came howe W, ,-,., w;s,- Al hotter
!, Ill ,o.,e,,. r,,,.p Gaas.
North B,,-t,g,,,
rrry,x.
~, c,nf,;,ei w,I,, II4qe,rk C..
!, ea,yep,io, a,.-,nt,,,.l-In r3n,s.
aa,,,, Of our d,li,h.fli afte.ao =nstx.
ri IN at - ~, IN II - s,,rir.s nu- :, or (
80 -, vita IN, r., Tin, u h ,alth; hope
Tie .hsst-aacher o,a,,,at,, Aal=lcacA
ne.ft= and ST, exc, lo5gsd low Ia eve.
which spake a,a;n; when Pref b. s7aaI-
ed the bell and called t., to order.
tir,. exercise. Sn,in,. TIL, IS enc
Of the mos, bcao,.f,l AMI hsalthfal excr.
e,,cs. when properly performed. |. ex-
psnds and strengthens the lungs and rem
ders ,be,, le.s able Z, disease /. also
elevs,s. tn nar,l ch,,ae,er,5-,e=- ~. in
devotional .:ps;p, Il cleyates II, abe, e
~. c.,es ,,d ,.rrlc,i,;es ~ l,fa "a !,
were into higher and better sph r..
Nov, lo.,,,. nv p,of G. Subject.
ch.a,;.,,a, C,n,,o, Il. S,oke O.,
- .,...:a, 49,, ,,.;o,.
lr,,,.-,,;,,s
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
To Nervous Sufferers.

RETIRED CLERGYMAN, restored to health In a
few days. after Of years Of great suffering Is
anxious to make known the of cure VIII s.nd
tree the rscripton used Direct tle Rev. JOHN NJ
DAGSALl, No. lsG Fulton Street, Brooklyn, Y.
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Mola,scs Sugar, Ce!lee, Teas, fohseco. salcratu..
soap, Candles. Starch, Vinegar, Lamp Oil, Burning
Fluid Spices of all linds and such other articles
usually embraced in the Grocery business.
Also, Boots and Shoes, fextra qnnlity) Dry
Goods, Hardware, Wooden and Cookery Ware.
Paints, Oils, Glass and Nails, together with
Hats, Caps, &c, &c; and, in short, all the va
rious kinds Of goods usually found In village re.
tail grocery Store.
Our goods all of an excellent quality and
purchased as low as the lowest. Country Produce
Of all kinds will be taken by MS in exchange for
goods, and the highest market prices will be paid
We ask you to give us your patronage, and VIC will
endcavor.to use you we'll in every respect.
ii. II. HARDEN 4 CO.
", u, HARDEN, J.H. cHAxDERLAIS.
Ellsworth. Sept. Isl, 1851.
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/ SHALL. sell BY Auction at Jone' $
Steam Mill Wharf. in Ellsworth, on Saturday
the 3l.t inst, ut O'CLOCK, =. NJ, one steam En-
ginc Of twenty five horse power, ono Boiler and
Tv.,..s ii.lv kuv.,i at the time anu
place Of sale. GEO. ". NEW BEGIN, Auc.
Ellsworth Oct. 1857. IS
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AMERICAN g. FOREIGN PATtNIS.
R. H. EDDY, Solicitor of Patents

LATE AGrST OF Z. S. PATENT OFFICE, WAsuiNo-
TON, uSDER THE Act OF 1850
&c ATE ST, opposite kiBy st., Boston !!
A FTER an extensive practice of up
wards of twenty years, continues to secure
Patents in the United States; also in Great Bril-
ain and other fore ign countries. Caveats, SPecf
actions, Assignments, and all Papers Drawn
for Patents, executed ON liberal terms, and with
Dispatch Researches made into American or For
aign works to determine thu alidity Of Patents
or lnvcntions-and legal or other advice rendered
in all matters touching the same. Copies Of tho
clums of any Patent RENTING One Dollar
Assignments recorded at Washington.
This Agency is not only the largest in Now En-,
land, but through it inventors have advantages Il
securing patents, ascertaining the patentabii ,
Of inventions, unsurpassed by, if not immeasui !.
bly, superior to, any which can Lc offered them
sasS hSns i. M6kEs Al THE "a.
TENT OFFICE than she subscrib,r and AS STE,
CESS Is THE BEST PROOF OF ADVANTAGE
AND ABILITY, he would add that he has abun,
dant reason to believe, and prove, that 9TH
Of the kind tho charges for professional ser
vices so moderate. Tho immense practice Of tho
subscriber during twenty years past, has enabled
him to accumulate q vast collection Of spcci6ea-
tions and official decisions relative to patents
These, besides his extensive library Of legal snt
mechanical works, and full aceounts Of patents
granted in the United States and Europe, render
him able beyond question. TO osey superior facil-
tiles for obtaining patents,
All necessity of ioura~y ~ Washing ton, TO pre-
n patent, and the assa great delay there, are
hIe saved in,cntoax.
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THE Renev1lcnt Sewing Society" will again resume
their labor, on the first Thursday in November.
First meeting at Mrs. Ann VI. kent's. ". hope
through the Kind donations Of those who feel interest
this matter to be able to alleviate the 81
suffering whieh anticipate among US, the coming win.
ter. Per Or,ler OF the Committee.
Ellsworth Oct. al 1851
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tbs riM0>iALs.

TESTIMONIALS.
During tho tive occupied the Office Of Com.
missioner Of Pasepts, X. II. Eddy, ESQ.,, Of Boz
ton, did business at the Patent Office as Solicitor
procuring patents. There were few, If any ;.
persons acting in that capacity, who had 70 maalii
Cuisines before the Patent Office and there VEGA
none who conducted it with more skill. fselitpa MI
success. l regard Mr.. Eddy as one Of the best in
:ornea and most skillful Patent Solioitosa in ths
United States and have no hesitation in SssprinHi
Inventors that they cannot employ = rersoni more
competent and trustworthy, and s4era capable Of
putting their applications in q ferm 10 secure Il r
them an early and favorable eonsi'lernsion'at tho
Patent Office. NllAdgND BURKE,
j. &c CoIAsn ii~ioncr Of Patbhyk y
[From the preseat Commissioned
"AuGusT II, lsia---During tho tlans r hsss
held the office Of CozAsuissiouoI Of Patents, h. .
Eddy, ESQ.,, of Rosfon. has been, extensively sr :
gagged in the rasuAckOn Of business wild, the on
ns q solicitor. lie is thoroughly asluaihted with
the Law, and the rscs Of psssstine Of the 01Bcs.-
regard him as 81 III eapabit oad sweevss5s.,
practieAinAsrs with whom have had official inter-
course. CiAS. MASON.
Commissioner Of PAtsakS,
p..sen. jan /. HIT Dolly
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auction Postponed !

Ellsworth Oct. Id, 1857.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1857-12-09
The Kansas Difficulty.


The Kansas difficulty.
The condition OF affairs in Kansas and the
National Capitol Mt the present time IS well
calculated to excite the alarm Of all true mem
bers OF the Democratic party. Il is rsin TO
deny that the aspect Of the political horizon
IS dark aad lowering, and that ali the signs
Indicate an approaching storm, which may Sc
verely test not only the stability Of the Dem
ocyatic Party. but Of The Union also Hon
Stephen A. Douglass, Of Illinois, who has
IaGy been regarded as one of the boldest and
most efficient champions Of our party, has
openly assumed position nntagonistical to
iha, occupied by the National Admiuistr alton
with regard to the most important political
question now agitating tho public mind His
friends openly boast that he will be sustained
by & large majority of tie Democratic party
IN the Northern States and that tic course Of
the administration will be condemned. Sona-
scr Douglass is certainly man Of giant in
t,nect, ana We have always regarded hjm as q
pare patriot But If he il egatis;ical enough
70 suppose that he IS such prodigy Of intel
l,ciual might and power that instead of hs
fo!laHing the Democratic Party, the Party
Hus; follow hin, ii Is highly probable that
lie may find himself ere long like Martin Van
Burcn and Thomas II. Benton. an "outsi-
der" Without even corporaIs guard of
frieads to sustain him the common fate of
''v.ul1ing ambition overlapping itself"
The convention which assembled in Le-
compton, Kansas, on the third Monday Of
September, for the purpose Of framing con-
stitutioa preparatory to admission into the
Union, submitted only that portion of the
Constitution which they framed, to vote Of
The people, which relates to slavery. Sir
Douglass contends that the whole of the IN
struuent should have been submitted to the
Psopc Tor their sanction or disapprovsl Mr
Buchanan holds that although this would have
been the better course to have pursued, the
fact Of the convention having failed to do 80
does not iayaiidate sheir proceedings the
Kansas Nebraska Act containing no provision
requiring that any portion OF the constitution
should DC Submitted TO vote Of the people,
o,Ler than that relating to slayey, and the
act Of the territorial legislature having omit
tyd to provide fer submitting to the people the
constitution which might be framed by the
convention Mr. Buchanan IS an executive
officer has no right to repuGilte and reject the
constitution framed by the Lecompton Con,
vcnljon, merely because he does not approve
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1857-12-09

DEER MoRTALIrY.-The Wire Grcss Re
porter, published at Tbonas7ile. Ga, Gays
ihat the deer in the counties of Irwin and
Worth, in that State, are bying in great mum
bers- Many have been found dead in the
woods, and many others caught by dogs after
short chase 4 hunter discovered large
buck By hearing hrm cough, few days since
and killed him. lie was diseased The blood
was thin ane watery, and the joints seemed tc
be bIoodslot
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1857-12-09

MoRsoHF II IES.sTLTAHIA,--l -
risbnrg Herald hiss been Informed =. ).
tlcman in Derry township, that duF''s -,
past year, Two families il 'bat 'e''..n -.
left, with tho objec: Of joining 'he .,
in Utah Several other families n'@ = :,
line Of Lebanon are prcrasinE - pa :.
same course. Tie Herald ADDS =
also told by 4 gentleman Of uoceu uo''o =.
i,y IN cur berough that to has Nn"S -.
several families from our own town - .,
among the Mormons, within the Pa,' r.;
years, though without letting tee"
know their real Destination,
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1857-12-09

s. We neglected in our notice Of the
Poor House il our last Issue, 30 mention that
the Board Of Directors have appointed Jsmes
M'Dermitt, Esq Steward OF the institution
Ar. h'Deruaitt is well qualified for The post
Re aud his au.iable Lady will. ws hare no
doubt, fully succeed in securing the comfort
OF tie inmates and il giving er'ise satisFae-
,tsH u toe pirect,,s c1i The puhlis
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1857-12-09

HE King OF PRUssIA. to the
last European news, the King of Prussia has
completely lost his reason He is said to en-
tertain the most extravagant delusions; among
others that heis sub lieutenant in the ar
my, and frequently complains to the Queen
of the obstacles thrown in the way of Lis ad-
.vancemeut.
The Kings body physician, the we'll known
DR.. schoenleiD. has rendered his resignation,
which is tantamount TO dismissal, and an
expression of opinion that his treatment of
the royal ratien; is not approved At Court
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1857-12-09
A Romance Of Real III.

1he fciioTing lnoident which - AZ
from the Bucyrus Journal, published :.
cyrus, Crawford county, Ohio. c!sin,.5 o.
strictly true, possesses sufficient rom. =
make half dozen noTe,s:-
In DauPh;n county, Peaasylysoi.
seven years ago. lived a wealthy farm. 1a' n
Was blessed with family Of six chill. -
eldest OF which was beautiful girl q " q
teen summers i young nsn II the rsS
borhood, who vas OF good family. Eirr.3''
tatchneut TO her. Young aud iaczr....--'%
she Ecl. into tie snare set for her U
after her rpia T2s accomp'isLe5. t. r,-
ruau fearing the wrath of her fzil.er. VII.
consequences of Yilisny should Ssct..,s
rent, abscoudsi. Tie youur g.rl no.
the full horror Of her situation. Size y
conceal heT sitrlst;oa ha; q zlr-. t.n,s
her tes:roE-r hai aca Sac c.a.i -
lot, endure 10 siunc oul re7r.s.s q
would sitatch % her Uiiec al s.ol.q l.. =
covered She a-tarcsiztl IN l~-y,.s IL,
ecu - $50, sd Pe1sy1.:.,,.. so - c,r.. l.,
as dead, rather tan d-ssr-e J, ---.a-sl
pan ~ cte-t her Fa.eu.g laEy .'-= L,rlfr,g
he had BEEN drcwHed ! cre,l -al -.--g.
h.r fathers fam and s'uFteG ...y =. ,,..
. tsoua- sLcE, 6.ster-5 avar. = tljri
ot y'sr (sP..a-) i zsa s7as,a Be g.
sud it wss izr.-eroua a. ..r..-. q. n. >.
plsnk tsst La4 bes- t':~o-. a-.,. C-
evening T.s-n the VAT w-.5sr7 a,f, =
ErC1e-syI gclaE % "a g., -z WI. r,
=c-as- c-E i..- ..s- ,t.s
..fe ,src.s..., r. a-Esr, .-s .-s. .:~y ia.
co&,a - s.r- T. e.-. l. ...-.- .-r l.
81. S-.sF-a Sac E.t. -. E.. o., ..-s
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Proceedings OF Court.

The>attendance at Cours this week is larg-
er than usual. OF course all sorts of char
aeters are in town the righteous and the un-
godly, Black Spirits and White. Red Spir-
its aud Gray;" the learned Disciples Of Black.
stone I" full OF wise saws and modern instan-
ces;'' the unfortunate client in the pursuit. of
justice under difficulties and last but not least,
tho-vender of the magic powder for Razor
Straps, and tie Ltname,lt an infaliblo rem
edy for = all the ills which,fesh is heir to-
Allthe cases On the civil List were con
inued by consent on last Wednesday morn
ing. No cases Of Importance have yet been
disposed Of in the Quarter Sessions Capt
Alexander Lane Of the borough Of Johns-
town, vas arraigned on the charge of Arson,
pleaded " not guilty" and was graciously
pleased to consent to be tried by . God and
his country" It appears that sometime last
September. the Captain while engaged in dis
cussing with several friends, the issues in
yolved in the approaching election, imbibed
rather freely, and having 6nally started for
his lodgings, singing Willie brewed peek
of malt" in tone of voice calculated to
terrify al peaceable citizens, Constable Gage
by seeing him on his - winding way" fur
nished him with lodgings in tie Lock Up. =
for The night. The next morning about
daylight, the g Lock Up" was discovered by
q man on his way to the Market House. to be
on fire. The alarm was Instantly spread, The
door vas burst open, and Captain Lane made
his gress slightly scorched, aud almost sufTo-
Gated TO death All attempts to stay the
progress Of the devouring element proved
aboriye, and in less than half an hour, the
noble edi6ce which had long b3on the olns-
ment and boast of the " city of corporations, ="
vas heap of mouldering ruins. The Cap
tain having been the only inmate of the
building during the night. he was at once
charged with being the guilty agent in
originating the fire, ana was accordingly iu-
dicted Tor the crime of Arson The Jury
after hearing the testimony pro and cose and
the arguments Of the learned counsel engaged
returned verdict Of mot guilty" We
could not avoid remarking, the stoid indcffer-
cncc the Captain manifested during The pro-
grcss Of lis trial With the prospects of
lodgings in the Western Pcuitentiary before
him, he seemed to be the hsppiest man in the
Court room, and his first act after his acquital
was to take q drink" However, the phi
losophy OF the Captain does not differ much
from that of the mass Of mankind But few
are willing to '' foresee the evil" or meet
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1857-12-09

4 CCRIoUs Casa curious casa WIKI
some novel features, was reccatiy de,erulino
ia a Court il Southern Kentucky. \ man
Of wealth had al intrigue with married wo-
man, whose husband was then absent. She
exaeted a pledge from her paramour for iha
payment of $4,000. in the case she should
become eHc'cn;e, Her hopes or fears in this
case (we lon't know which, were realized
The sum Of money promised was demanded
and refused. Suit was instituted, and judg.
nent for the amount obtained