Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1857-09-16
gniltnlan of Nous.


has retained David Paul Brown. Esq, of
Phiiadeiphia, as her counsel in the coming
trial upon the bogus baby charge.
GsRMANs IN NKw York.-Taese are lOO-
900 Germans in New York city. who have
10 placesof worship. so schools, and 5 prin
ting establishments.
Eg Tie Goserhcr has appointed Dsriti
Bullock, Esq Of Bradford county, to be Pres.
trict, in tae room of Hon. David Wilniot. re-
signed.
E&- The xalue of taxable property in Geor-
gia increased thirty millions of dollars las.
year The State tax has in consequence
been reduced TO eight cents on one hundred
dollars or about twelfth Of che per ccst
AMUSEMENT Otley, of Tennessee.
is not opposed to the cultivation of Innocent
.amusements. His pleasant disposition is IL
Illustrated by the following, remark of his -
Thirty years ago I came {, Tennessee with
my wife, my. fiddle, and horse and sulky.
hly horse and salky are long since gone, but
my wife and fiddle remain new!"
IMPoxTANT IF TRuE.-Lemons are recon;
mended for dropsy IN Russian medical Jour
nal and are said to be beneficial in the mos.
| hopeless cases. The first day one lemon was
given. after taking the peel off and cutting j.
up into small pieces, In sugar the two fol-
lowing days three were given, and afterwards
eighteen every day For nourishm eut meat
was given. In every case the water came of
the seventh day.
The PAPA OF Mrs. CUyNISaHAM's BA-
| sy-The father of the tale who played so
active part in the farce is well knowd
character. His name is James l.. Anderson;
He Is au Englishmnn by birth, and very well
connected in his native country. lie was at
one lime in The British Army In this couh-
try he has been phrenolosi=t. biologist. &c
he is 4 man OF fine intellect, but low in his
habits NJ very dissiIated. lie was at one
time Methodist preacher. and WAS driven
away from louisville, Ky, for attempting TO
entec slaves b run awsy.-SasGnnoh Geor-
giaIs
ES DR.. Catlin, the Brooklyn physician,
who was the associates of Mrs Cunningham
in her shamparturition, Is shown up in the
New York Herald to have been for years
past a. desperate and most abandoned villain.
under cover of his medical practice y long
series of horrible and disgusting crimes aro
laid to his charge. out the names of his victims
are mt given, aisd as there is no voucher
mentinoed ty name, the whole thing may be.
as we hope it is, fabrication. The deeds
are too atrocious snd sickening for contcnpla-
ton. Scaudalous and obscene as lave befn
the particulars hitherto given in this fearful
IsBurdcll iniquity they bear no comparison to
the details published in the UerGl.. respecting
the previous career of Dir Cailin That
physician called to alleviate the pahgs of sick
ness should take advantage of his position %
commit rape upon female patient during
: lethargy induced by opatos, Ia ssduce others
t too young To d. accountable. that he should
to one of these yiciinss of his lu,t sln,ost
t SURPASSED belief But The Herald suys that
[ the facts are derived f.om legal records
!, Gg- The Washington Union sums UP ,be
: probable strength of parties in the next House
OF Representatives as follows
-SupPosins no changes occurring in the re-
manning four States, where elections are tc
be held, the next House of Representative
will stand Ms follows:
s Dem. BIZ Rep. K N
Members already G. es
lccted ITO Q1
Members from Ma
J. ryland, Georgia.
y io- Mississippi aud = ers.a4rs-
- Jouisan4 as they 5ll- 5tz. -
stood i'll last Con- g- 7al
gress. IS % -7 sets
v Total. 125 o1 @ 16
: e The House Of Representatives consists o.
234 mem mbers-lIS members constituting ,
y majority. As the case now stanis-al allowin
L no change in the four States where elections
g are to be held-the Democrats will have ,
ID majority of sixteen IN The next House Thi
majority, We think. will be Increased 70 eight
teen, as there are two vacancies in tie Penn
ut sylvaBia and Indiana delegations which VII!
of in all probability, be filed by democrats
Id LE- The elections in the South have resul
es ted Id the complete success of the democracy
It. and entirely dissipated the apprehensions tia
=, were entertained in some quarters, that th
RI opposition of the extreme southern faction /
u the administration would make itself felt
ls- these elections We have rnade large gain
ch in the next Congress and carried the Lesfsls
"a lures of Tennessee and Kentucky, which vi
:. elect Democratic U. S. Senators.
- Kentucky seIds eight Democa ats and tv
rs Americans to Congress- and elects the demo
Il cratic candidate fer State Treasurer BY . ma
of jority above ten thousand The democrat
majority in the Legislature on joint ballot
:, at least sixteen.
III In Tennessee tho Democrats have electe
he six members of Congress, the Americans tv
ad- and two districts are yet to hesi from Ishs
G. Harris is elected Governor Of the Stsfe |
a majority of ten Thousand over Robert Ifa
-, =, ton. american The Legislature is dem
'"' cratic. enabling the party TO elcot two u.
or Senator'S.
of In North Carolina The Democrats bs
gained two members of Congress, having elt
;,,- ted seven certainly. one district Is in doul
:: General Sam Houston, the hero of San
i]e cinto has been defeated By over twelve tho
to sand votes. for Governor Of Texas He d