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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-02-22

Eg We have been informed by number
ofpersons, that George Huntley keeps the
this town. We cant say for we have not tried
them. but we would advise every person that
wants any thing of the kind to give George a
call.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-02-22
~Last winter the AIiebieaD Les

H Last winter the Michigan I.eE5-
enacted a law, which, In fact. really ab55a
the grand jury s. stem. having mace +
tional either to indict upon information q
empanel a jury, and the former Is rre-
the decided preference. Air adv Yen
has followed in her footsteps. and nv
proper committe of the Wisconsin SCnas
been instructed to bring in a similar bill
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-02-22

u There is infinitely more truth than po-
etry in the following lines Of Gray. He must
be nonentity indeed, who passes through
life unschathed by calumny-
''He who would free from malice pass his days
Must live obscure and never merit praise"
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-02-22

IRON Cry COLLEGE, Pittsburg. Pa. This
popular Institution for the education of busi-
ness men has, for the last four years, stood
pre-eminent for being the largest and most
thorough Commercial School of the Union.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-02-22

Godey's Lddy's Book.-Tho March num-
Der of this Magazine is on our table. This
number is filled with excellent reading, and
contains ffty-three engraviDgs, and is alto
gether one of the best numbers of this Maya
zine we have yet seen. Every lady should
subscribe for it. We have not received the
February number, will the Editor be kind
enough to send it along?
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-02-22

bsS- We learn that the nomination of Hon
Andrew G. Curtain, as the opposition, candi-
date for Governor, is every day growing
brighter. His friends confidently anticipate
his nomination after two or three ballotings.
the Convention. He will not by any means,
be formidable candidate
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-02-22

Esa- a stable belonging to man named
Gotlei0 Stark in Greensburg, was destroyed
by fire one night last week The owner and
Editor of the Argus, are of the opinion that
the fire was the work of az incendiary.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-02-22

sa. After tongue has once got the knack
of lying, 'tis not TO be imagined how impos-
sible it is almost to reclaim it. Whence it
comes to pass that We see some men. who are
otherwise very honest, SO subject to this
vice.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-02-22

Es- The Jersy City Courier, raises the
name of Speaker Pennington for President.
His chances for nomination are slim.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-02-22

EE Stevens AID Hazelett, who were en-
gagged in the Harper's Ferry insurrcction, are
to be publicly executed on Friday the 10th
dav of March next
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G. ID. MURRAY, Editor.
ID. G. ZAHNH, Publisher.
). nj. Pettengfn s. Co.,

Advertising Agents, 119 Nassau Street, New
York. ana IO State street. Boston, are the au-
thorized Agents for the ''DENocRAT & SENTI-
MEL" and the most Influential and largest circu-
lating Newspapers in the United States and
Canadas. They are empowered to contract for
us at our LOWEST TERMS.
Jones Webster,
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and Arch Streets, ID story, Philadelphia, is duly
authorized to contract for advertising and sub
scription for the DEMOCRAT & SENTINEL.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-02-22

~ Henry Pritts was tried in the Court
of Oyer and Terminer of Somerset County,
week before last, for the murder of Eli Wei
mer IN October last, and found guilty ofmur-
der in the first degree
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-02-22

THE following Petitions for Tavern and y y
License has been fled III the Office Of tie =
of Quarter Sessions of Cambria county, an- !.
be presented at the next Court of QuaTiG /
sions of Cambria county, to wit:
IdreTR License,
Peter Kinney. Patrick M'Hugh,
John J. Glass, Peter Ryan,
Henry Fritz. David Metzgar,
Thomas ID. Davis, George Shearer,
Henry Schort, RemeSlous Dun'-c''
George Eng.ebach. George kurtz,
Quart License Il
Remegious Dunace, Augustus Bursr2.1
Henry Scbuable. William Bott =
William D. Nicholson.
JOS. M'D0NALD, Cie'
Ebensburg. Feb. Is, 1S60.-tc
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-02-22

gs- We have once more excellent sleigh
ing on the Alleghanies, luxury which We
lears is at present denied to the less favored
inhabitants of the vallies. What glorious
thing it is to be Mountaineer.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-02-22

o. To day is the 12Sth Anniversary of the
birth of Washington, the father of his Coun-
try; cher bulwork in war and guide in
peace"
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-02-22

Es- The United States Senate has adopt
ed an amendment to the postal appropriation
bill, abolishing the franking privilege on and
after the 10th Of April next. This is right,
and should have been done long ago.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-02-22

~ Col. Hall of the Senate and Mr.. Proud
foot of the House win please accept our thanks
for interesting Public Documents
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-02-22
r, S. BUNN, IL. D.

A9ENDERS HIS PROFESSIONAL SeT''IT- y
the citizens of Ebensburg. Office ~ Z
Store on High Street, opposite Thompson
tel
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NOTICE.

February Is, 1s6O--12-4t-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-30

- PORTER A co, AuCTI0r EEhs
IA MA0NIFICESJ hOUsEB Nd FukNiTuhE
At ~ sLIC NUJrlon, . -
A. the elegan. resfc No 2l5 81 Fonreelln ocA
On Monday, ocsooeri.
The catalogue comprising the .,
aTgesi and richest ssoortment o. y. -.
HonsehoId Furniture and WORKS OF Aria
oner.d Al ancl 90 hs season
superb cctsve Psnaforte, 49,. -. .,.
ELEGANT Draw NJ Room suis Artistic Bronzes, s,aiaary
y" bronxs and Nrnoiu Caasdeners
Tier aud Msutel Mirrors
Rro-ade snd Lace Cnrtins A.. &c,
Commencing ~ i0x O'Clock PRECISELY, the eaire elegant
works. Of Arr cntlne' 10 the aboy-
large dwelling ghIh avenue, Al OF which WI De sold
premises prspg large and elegant sssortnsn OF
eyeryh fashionable anu cosl. furnr he'd
rss,dence ros-wood oak and thoFany sale vii com
mence the dining room with rich silver ware Of Rogers
Brctaers' manufacture, urns Casters spoons rorA axe
Baskets Dining ses superb French and Rohoaisn chi
rub engraved GlA<swsre ivory and p,sri
Cutlery Porcelain elegant extension Fable. with OAK
dining y urnlnre Parors-Two richly carved rne-
suits In three coored br cade IN pe
order velvet and Wilton Carpes socd marble top Etc
Glasses with bases damssk AID rich Curaius Frs nch
1urs sh Chairs with lounges t. match l.dys secfs
tary pon chairs Docad- elegant carved r's-wooi
Panofore with solid pearl keys Nn.c cab.oe vans mag
nit manle Vases Bronzes marble Ronps OF 'of orh@
with number OF choice and valuable Panngs We vei
ana Wilton Carpets elegant Chandeliers &c Chamber All
rosewood and mahogs superb Bedseads large ar ~
tresses Bnre~ marble WaAhstands Commoies
Mirrors French Toilet rosewood Amour with mirror
front, Of Chamber Furniture in velvet cottage and
Clocks Mnror nrsin Carpets with barge quantity Of
good mahogany Furniture Of descr ton eolhs stair
Carpets aud Rois marble I.n tand with All the Gas Fix
lures in the house, Sale at l0h O'Clock precisely.
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SALES AT AUCTION.
ALBERT MokTlsER GAIEFIN 4 co.
n MAGHIFICEnr
HnA2Etyttf

4 lBERT MokTlsER GAIFFIN co.
n MA0HIFlCEsr
HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE
ar PUBLIC AUCTION
ON MONDAY, OCT l,
Al the elegsnt mansion uf Teno BurnhAu, Esq,
Me- ~ West Sixteenth rect between snb and srth avs,
sale eomrieucilg 81 lo1s o'clock precisely.
BeinG the arrest and rc5est assortment
Ui Ilous~ hoii Furniture, &c, kc,
Offered Z auction this viz
ruperh sevsu octave rosewood Pianoforte,
Elegant Drawing Room hnis styie Louis XIV;
on Paintings, by emiaen. artists;
Bopzs and 0rmolu handeners
Rosewood chamber Furniture, suite;
Solid oak Buffet Extension Table,
Coma, Glass Silver Ware Tahls Linen. &c
Tbs furniture al made order by VEIL Braun.dor 20
Drawing suis solid rosewood carved In fruit and
flowers covered Ia urss coored orocade OF the richest
scrptn sofas reception and eight
media lion back Chairs Ac two Fanteuils two carved rose
wood centre Tables stuary marble tops to match Eegrres
lined with sanwoot, mirror doors and marble fops super
secreaire and bookcase Turkish arm Chairs covered IN
ady's able writing Desk nlsid with motner
pearl Paris Table Marlneterie and bots de
Cabinets bronze and orwou Chancensrs SIX ngns ~o
large Mirrors richly carved frames Two 90 per
Mirrors embroidered lace curtains French shades pearl ~
lait Stereoscope. full ret OF views superb Mandolin
inlad with tor,oise shell: velvet medallion Carpets,
Rugs CHEFS Table antique reception chairs rose
80 MAGNIFIcENT ROSEWOOD PIANoFoRTE
the rcnes offered at auction this srperby
rund cornered, fal iron o. ve over
Strung ba-s all the modern Improvements made by city
ful tested by competent Judges and pronounced
superior instrument; elegantly embroidered cloth Cover
Can,erby do Stool covered In brocade muse
Books Ao great assortment OF basement, sktchen and
dining Furniture For more extensive particulars See
10 morro~'s Herald.
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THE BALL SEASON.

fyTry ASSEMBLY, ROOMS ss BRoADwAy.-ruRsn
~ ragu0esn rooms and 10 let for balls
Gers Ac. New mana gement fine suppers, arrange.
mens generally. Ball committees and othes desiring nghfe
ere requested % rake Immediate application. once opes
eAy And evening"
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WILLIAM ARRorr. ACCrIogEER - YTRsr RATE
w .toal Yard ~ s1eiiou On Tuesday, O.1ger ?, att
oeoc& - ~ avenue IT. whN % lte yels ~ location
Muntn Eset rlsnkfi M 500 u tie Ns9t With
rent scw.
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Nn lawns AZ rusLIc sAI.x

NIL LAMBS NAIk
~ rss trsst sAiuE HOCKi.gY, o. slippery soes cre-s
IA tsvreu rsnusyivNis b~innErg - To estate
Bsas mia thcr ee-estet ut BE- c1er~a far sais AZ pak
sucd9a N New Brrsion Ftav, tnr Sh lag " Oecher
The cs-H AID ~ CCutaa shog' ~ Tke
hryery Rex creek through rs dvtsng reariy Into
equal Tbs Ltel boa ten gocf Ia the reixaberhocc
n. earliest ss.faent for ihc ufi springs ddercni
places a. wh.cs wFh Cser. a discovery
dGcrenl PLACES the cr.k isaicse PROBABLY Offering
sosnr prom - D. a. Ian other snis IN thai qu,rer
Veins q a lsve be.n pen.t and are sccsfuiy .urtes
IA Win nam wells n proresa The oil otsiu II ~
d.,sses. from aec, n dirty iesi from TIE surface rrp0
the number to&iGs - the both purchase
and thsy LAvs br~D Induced Divide the
puzzle esls. II will be isit
sections In sreh eNrh s~cticr
eK@uced s1d MAJ be- equh srcet boundsry
ard viii csralr e&ck PROBABLY forty
Ines So fsr rsccatc VII be marked upcr he grorrd
pisf ~ hr rofih-Ns p11hwr~E
and srutAwewt ee-.,'os IRE hEc heavily erred
plot o. N. survey vii 10 ready H. few esys and
seeu A. The cas- q y n Hcopes n New Brrhtyn ard
any horr.lun coocernirg the .ts vii ee rven By the
o. Fsrhrd Hopes View b1shicn be from nne y in
miles tSsni frs Newcastle snf twelve thirteen n
srw BrEhnn, sni esq ~ sccel ron eiiher pars rhs
sale Nl tase pisce tse huron House rhc hg~l "a
RrFaoa oppcp> The Railway sAior) 81 eo,k r. n,
The dsy mento1et
Ter1.ope lard IN "a. rcsisue IN sususl Gag.
mens bsarns Interest Tse defesrsd psvm.ris te sass
factorty secur.d n. X n HOOPES
ba.ns fc ne Eneousors q Bsnssuln Cie~. deccA<sd.
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WILLIAM ABBOTT. AuCrioyEvR-wn.s FsrI. ON
w kordMy Oct L. At ltt oc1 the entre n. ,.l,r. ~ =
private family ieciNng toaseksspisF, a. NJ is pr,sn.
street BroUklyu. trds1n sy~Hre a r.e
feaiher Bees and al ksuds Of haslresses t,ts No.,
Lhsrs Crncse ard Cns Ware als9 large esairtneot ~
BrAndcs On. NInes A.,
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wv. wfrTrRa AUcrroNEsH-wILL SILL. ON MON.
"a eltss a. - Cscai s,ree. a. tse renteel Pa
nhufc 30 g tA9s touse Psfor Suls. pier and rsnts
hsfos Are sod dks1sgk Curtains And Tabet
svenr, we've Aetaaon aud other CArre'e ts and bass
ncnt OcotS nshot AMI CHER bsist~sfs hair spro~
and caer Msnrss feather B~is - eprvats Bsnsst@
Brre~ss Nsa<,AAds Tolls Csna 0lAas oiher
wncs s'o-ss 1nssr RON Nns kitehea rurriuls Tbs
os~u The re-ss~ nays ~ . 80 : n y,@.,,
stree Tue>tsI nt4.. ''
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SITUATIONS wANTEo-aA.Es

m
A YOUNG Man, HAVING FIVE HOURS xvssy nAY
"A cuped. wishes for employment bookke-per IN
large commercial souse; ne perfe~y qualified Tor IN
tNsh; iasacii0a trsl bNxAn apesks aae
~ Oh French, would es1 the bonxs
Spanish required. Address Francis Read Dor 80 Hera
s6ce.
A YouYO GEgNAs DESIRES A SITUATION As
N attendant n resrecabc fA1iy htsug served In
h capacity number ~ m families ~ tae hghess
standing IN kmose. References gwen Address A. K,
Hers ofice
A SPANISH GENTLEMAN WISHES TO uAvR tIrU.
N G0u - attend lar billiard SALON. h. speaks No. q
knssh, UNDERSTAND ha busness Dol afraid % work.
Address y. T., No ~ Lalrhi II
CTuArroN wAKTED.-A YOUNG NAN, uERM1y
~ BY trh wei ac4usuted with modern igagusxss. wh1
has teen emeoYsd for ard haI PRINCIPAL ~n'ry
clerk Il Tire RrwsN dry Eoprs import houses New
Yort ard wh1 bring Ns&sfsorv wishes
Nm etrAuon IN Which Us n-luss " male Of Fs
value y ban. Address H. r., boa 80 foss 01oc
ITO SHIFT AND GKNiLxNESS FURNISHING HoUsrs.
prrnuFk hrsress man, c,anreteni rrscncsly "
fs~ture Al krda 81 shts drawers furnishing gpls a1d
who Influence god trade frt class houss 10
rrrs snF~Etmsrt. Re hos bceu eset With
snnt employers. Mo are now deciang ne bushes;
hrnw ref.rsress Ana test noaas u the mshe order Al
er~~~ bor : Is Post cGzc-.
w ANTED-A sITUh1fOs, FoR A YOUTH OF a. 40
w learn business 70 which 70 make a hveiihDod lie 4
ssorhsnd tddre-s !. ~ w., Herald ohce
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THE SECRET OF SISoS DE gEsoLos' PzRrErUAI
Il youlh and

RIO sFoRTswEN RIFLES REvoLvERs SHOT
fouchc and Bella. powds. Flasks Cams Bar. Powder
th &c The arges best aud cheapest The
AT REYNOLDS, As ChAihsin street. All goods warranted
az represented.
TEXAS LAWYER or rrTR CITY, WHO INTENDS
W spend The coming winter IN travelling through rexas
VIII undertake business IN thai state collect
ng claims &c, 40 References given. Address Terss,
boz 10 Herald onlce.
WANTED 10 buy FROM rs 600 TO $1,000 ~ CASH
w 10 Invest In Clo<hnE Dry uoods and secoud hard nno
Fu' ntufe- VII wants 70 sell sscrifcs vii Ind n
purchaser business strictly confidential Apply ~ letter.
with fun particulars, 70 X ,. ~. Herald once.
al OO0 YEAR MADE nv ANY ONE AT CUT.
Dl.ZOU ting Stencil Wort Large and small seel Dies
Whole Letters two Aph.bes Fgures and Border Too vfb
10 Nhses sbd Gouges for large work with quantity Of kgock
Plate Polshing Brush rramsr Shears Smoothing sone Do
Case. Cu-vc Pate fampie Designs Hammer snd Block,
with Recipe Ink and Mercantile stencil fnk; ali
necessary INSTRUCTIONS for cutting ftenc frames mailing sssu
efepc Wholesale with sufficient fools
ever eescrpcs, warranted perse
time This whole oaal entire asa complete
furpished for $40. Dies All patented. -
lie stencil Tool Works NJ Springfield Vermont,
cash furd NJ 50 go invested exclusively
scture u Stencil Tools having the largest and valuable
water in the State With wheel Of meventyhve hors0
pover. sfordng customers infinite I'D antsges.
samples and riusrp free Address A. J. Fuam gpaten
tee and propeor No rs Merohsnts Exchange ala
broedwsy Ae' York, o. Springfield w.
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u-rRwrrrRr RoDGHr FOR vysDy MovKY-A FAN
aver IN rs.fv fer rurnsrrc Carpes Books
~ al 10 fxah svenEs. between riatA and xeaih sreets
L,uREIrURH BOUGEy HT0HEvv PRICE PArr
Ia c.sh for all tt1Ss Of housahold Fgrnlure, Csvpes
Nrrrrs Dr. CAL Al as rSfd address Furniture
ahovc MA good s-sHlmeEi Of secoRd ksai FurnI
turs ~ seYs "a haUd
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A J. EILNoR TAYLOR CO.. AuCTIOSEERs
N. WIN sell 10 morrow oct l,
Commencing At l0L O'Clock,
Al the private residence 81 West Eighteenth
Sixth avenue.
Magnificent Household Furniture,
Elegant OIL Paintings
Bronzes Pariau and Bsque Orname ats,
rArior, Bedroom ard Basement Furniture,
Crcckery, Silver ard Glass~Are Of description usually
- A.. found "a nrs, eiass sontiensns residenoe.
B-Two elegaE Ptsnoortcs viii be offered IL O'Clock
Every article Il good order nearly new havln been
In use only short time.
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ITO LET FROM NOV i-HousE NO ri wEsr
fofy second street eat three story brsk bulldog viii
ErRsh basement Has all tho ndern tstion
srcslsnt Rent cheap. 70 further prus usrs n1ulrs 90
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RIO LET OR IEASE-THK SUBSCRIBERS PEryg
abcui their Type and kle ro,ype Foundry ID
notice OF which will Be Kivenl 70 oil gfhe bulinr on
the corner Of Centre Dusne and Rcsde oaer 10
lst Or less. With steam tower The second third and par
The fourth Floor cf The Also,
large basement Is By o. feet ~ ceilaa ana portion OF
The Vault Room All the kparn ents well lighted end
ae.sed ~ steam immcdse Possession riven. As,.
~ Beehmar street with o. wiihon los IN - 81 aud 80
fecsanrs purposes With without power Pozscs.sn
Rven January 1881 snouer Aso Dnare rect
wmn ~ without Steam power. Inquire VI JAMES CoHNKR
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To LET-lN BROOKLYN, Isl SANDS srRExr. THE
urper var q he house ,our ICONS; rer, mcserAie
pleasantly stsaed wiha fffeen rniEHfes walk " Fadn
gah.le H.tcn svenus fsrryi pcssssfion given inrc
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URKNENDoUB ExCIrKNRNT.
0rsst sle q TEAS, WINES oRoCKRIEk, FLoU1
And PRIvIsioks.
Family fiour IS. % ard 70 90 per barrel
kew LkntA CurrRnts s cents per pound
chooe Green and Black re.s 10 y 50 cents per pound
Goods delivered free. THOMAS n A0NEw,
3du Grecnw eh and 50 Murray strests
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-10

NgEouBoRuooD QUARRrL-Mrs Kellogg
and Mr.. Kellogg Mrs Colvill and Mr.. Colvih,
Mrs Collyer and Mr.. Conyer, all live on Cal
iforuia Alley, between Second and Third
streets We are Informed that, yesterday,
big quarrel ensued in that Alley. on nc.
count Of something or other, tie nature Of
which we did not learn. Mrs Collyerabused
Mrs. Kellogg. Mister Kellogg told Mrs
Collyer that she mustn't abuse his wife. AZ
ter little rough talk, sort of a little fight
began. Whether Kellogg began the Difficult
ty or not we did not learn At any rate
Mrs. Collyer lammed a wash-board Cior she
was washing) over his head, and he either
pushed or knocked her down. Mrs. Colvill
saw the serimmage, Mrs Collyer told her
that she would have her for q witness, Mis-
ter Colyille came home, found out the matter,
and took his wife into the country, as Mrs.
Collyer says, to prevent her from being q
witness. After returning from the country,
according to one version Of the story, he told
Mrs. CoHyer that she might 90 now and
look for her witness in place not mention.
able to ears polite. Mrs. Collyer replied
with some rather rough epithets which
Mr.. Colyill did not relish, and he went and
had the termngant arrested for abusive Ian
guage. In the meantime Kellogg had gone
to the station house and delivered himself up
on q elfpreferred charge of assault and bat
terry. The affair is pretty well mixed, but
will be cleared up, probably, by the Record
or this morning.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-10

SEPARATIoN.-We have received lengthy
communication from North Bloomfield Ne
vada county, relating a case of mans perfdy
and woman's frailty, which we think it un-
necessary to publish especially rs the cir
cumatances seem to be vague and indeter-
inmate, and the whole thing may or may not
be true, although the relator no doubt be-
lieves the story to be true 1t seems (for we
cOn at least mention thus much) thata certain
individual, married man, returned home
late at night and saw an unmarried man
issue from his house. "What have you been
doing in my house ?" said the former. Did
l not forbid you from going into my house,
sr?' And thereupon the interrogator "lar-
ruped" the other over the head with his cane
The gay lothario fled with the utmost preci
pltation, and escaped severe cudgeling.-
The husband had conference with his wife
after the first fare up, and, finding that she
preferred little Matty Groves to him or al
his kim" relinquished all right and title tC
her, and told her to go where she pleased
She went Immediately to the bachelors hall
other new found flame, and there domciled
with the full and free consent of all parties.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-10

CORN IN KESTUcKY.-The assessors in Ken.
lucky and the secretary Of the board of agri.
culture report corn crop of 90s,O0O,OOO
bushels. Admitting this estimate to be cor.
rect and the value Of the crop would be
about $3.50, 5000
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-10

DR w. p THoMPsoN-lt is well known
that this gentleman is one of the most accom-
plished dentists in the country. He has de-
voted years Of study to the science, and i:
thorough in every branch of it. He adyer-
tises some of his latest improvements in an
other column.