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Mrs. Windows Soothing Syrup for Chill
dren seethipg, win positively cure wind cole. and to
regulate the bowels
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-19

Weekly Rcf.OrS " Deaths
In the city and county New YORK. 11th day Of
June, 70 the 18th day Of Juno, 1859.
Men, 80 women, 81; boys, 1873, gris ffo-rota $685.
Adults, 400; children, 24S, males, 2l7; fomAes, All;
c,iored persons, IL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-19

6rsdy's Photographic Galleries, 350 and
vs. Bro,awny New York and $50 Pennsylvana sven ne
Wash'ngtoa b. O. Photographs. DAsusreotypes aud An
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RUpsnre Cured by Mnrsh & Co.'s Radical
uss Thes aso keep sk elastic stockings for vsriose
ard shoulder braces for fe
fsm'ties made t, order No. vesey street. House,
Ne Ytfk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-19

Weeds Patent Family Sewing Machines -
ew 1t 10. Price SO Once AZ Broad way.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-19

Herrfng's Patent Champion Fire
Ard burglar proof safes, l Broadway corner Of Murray
street. N. z.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-19

8sArs Shrdos OF all SIzes for Covering
accks nowors, 40 ke &C. constantly ou hand spt ss 70
ortss. rsp~ va winisr street, Soraes o. AHs,
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Wheeler & Wilson's Sewing H1achines.-
omco 5e5 broadway. Now York Send for scirculsra-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-19

uAKAaEns " rns
DELLA ABE. ososaiA. KssroTKr AND MssoJs'
STATE LorrsRrrs.
otAoiai drAwiass BY telegraph.
DxLAwARs LorrsK,Ea
q q ~ o. ss
dr lag Of q; he ssas% The STAT.
we're 81: Day aswn sas s sSss H' numbers
EXTRA CLASS. No. s4s Jusn Is. 1859.
4s, 50, Il, 81, 6s, IL. 4, ca, So, 81, 10, Is.
CLASS No sal. JUNE is. 1885,
So 80, !, 81 So, 81, 81, IT, As, 60. 50. TO- 10, So
TIA, d. sad numbers were drawn in the order in which
= wsss hand. wlm,as.oa DEL this SATURDAY Jaae
~ Ss.z VT bSsoas. Commissioners
GEORGIA LorrsRrEs
the r,rnt Of the Sparta academy Ly do carty
ron tie Wheel.
CLASS No. sA, JuSH Is. 1859.
10, 20, 3d. 90, Al, g. g. IS, 80, 46, rs, IT, 10, 49,
HxrRA GLASS No. sas June is, 1859.
20, a, 4S, AZ, 63, Is, 80. %, SO, 81, e5, SO, IA.
And that the said numbers drawn odsr which
ness our hands Auxlsfa "a this Saturday, juno H.
"'s' E.pp S;ss g. Commissioners
WOOD. EDDY Co., wa ssss:. os sss,S:
ksr-orders punctasy amended T. Oaoe It's asssnw.ca
Ercncs son Hate, just Reserved.
ooaas sI 's %i.% .1ss sssSss Am
The Most Dash,og straw Hat
L. "a Or Tax So s0N
E,SS ' :s.
AT GENIES HAT srOKS 5o7 BROADWAY
Our Beautiful Hudson,
HUDSON sos TIVE liver.
AsrLEsDD vzs9 hHssSs a sstt;,ynn CASHMERE.
o. IF fS ;ss'?s; - rs KID : tho
OHS d"s. EAT s ri s.s 90 sssoanyAr
Summer Under Garments,
uxryxRs ALLY e nrsspy XASI rnF srAs,rors
oOOlkiss AND Css.Pss
A. RANKIN 4 70.
And % ss1sry.
Juben's Kid Glove Cleaner, Is cents Bot
tie Beware a 9ounterieis CLAaKE 4 co. Ss5 Br,aa-
way, up stairs. sale proa-ietors.
New Goods--Belt BncA les and slides, Fancy
and s r snd o.s sS
Of TIE LATssf PAEI5 sTYLsS received aud landing
sesmsh,ps ARIEL aad Fulton fhs attention Of the trade
ectfuy cal ed /, the above g>o1s BY HUGHxS d.
PUY d CREHAN imp rers, 81 Maiden lane.
Let the Chapelierx or Paris Touch Their
hss wHr ZIG Broadway They cannot ectpse his dress
hist for the present In desgu uaing,
mounting and all the requisites OF elegance, II
ed. 2i6 Broadway, under Barnums Museum.
Desirable Investment-A Few Dollars
will purchase = neat summer suit Of clothing Of
lR0MuOLD PhOUh, no. 2lA Broadway.
Gsuze wool, silk, tdsle thread and cotton
under and lsce ties de- 81 and SO William
street. door north of Maiden lane
GKO. N. TRACY, Agt
8r1dy'e Photographic Galleries, 350 and
vs. Broadway New York, and $50 Pennsylvanin avenue
Washngton, b. q. Photographs. Dasus'reo<ypes Aad An
nnotyEse.
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Juben's Kid Glove Cleaner, Is cents q Bot
tie Beware u oounterieis. CLAaKE l. co, SS5 Brsa..
way, up Stairs. sale proo-ieors.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-19

Summer Under Garments,
GREAT VARSITY,
UNIVERSALLY APPROVED FOR ELABYIOTTV,
COOLkEsS AND CBhAPSnas.
A. RANKIN TO-,
637 Broadway
And SO BvWory.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-19

Let the Chapeliers or Paris Touch Their
wHrs ZIG Broadway They cannot ecitpse his dress
cashmere hist the present In desigu uaing
mounting and all the re1ustsN OF elegance is
ed ZIG Broad ~, under Baruum,s Museum.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-19

Gsuze wool, silk, Ilsle thread and cotton
under shrs lace ties &C.. 81 50 William
street one north of Maiden lane
ESQ. N. TRACY, Agt
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Desirable Investment-A Few Dollars
will purchase y peat summer suit Of clothing Of
lR0MuOLD PnOUH, no. 2l4 Broad way.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-19

New Go0ds-Belt BucA les and Slides, Fancy
CCMRS AND hAIk PiEs, EREH ii FANS, sILG Nc "a
FtNcsocs and DoIsFuRss and many other Nsg GOOD
Of tie LATk5r PAEIS .TYLsS, just received aud andiu
from sesmsh,ps ARIEL asd Fulton fhs Of the tsd
respectfully cal ed I, the above gods by HUGHEs Do
PUY 4 CREH NGE. imp rters, 81 Maiden lane.
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s,INoGk's SEWING MACHINES.
PRICES GREATLY REDUCED.

Singer fsny machoe he pgtcs witch only 80
is ght ana elegantly cecorsed machine
ns ia he sess manner all lns sewing ef private family
hpgers 1t pda-d msrhnts tor msuuactlrinx purpoeea
well knosn 70 Re wiz the
ksL kyery description vi ine b. do0e
them. I. N. ssNsE6 & 90,
RrOud -a~
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fNEFTLEkLN
~ Who
JUDGES OF lLEaAhr CTsOYHIN4
VIII y ESQ call at
ROGERS 4 RaYhCSpS
In l2y, Is Fulton street CORNER sf Hsssau
and examine their
SHMAkk STOCK.
TIE LAR9sSt,
1HE CHGAPESf,
The MOST DAbHIN4.
TIE most VAILED
Evcr manufactured for Tho summer trado.
No two prces
But one price sss ed takeu.
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DRlNCE IMPERIAL CHAMPAGNE,
2 R. R
BEwAREl BEwAREtl

OIS7OIS AND RKv0LvsRs FOX sALK-ro ruu
u trsde only, BY VIM. lkvINI, 20 Cliff street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-19

EAS. GAS, GAS
" 1be Gas Generating Company respectfully invHs -
g.os " cal And examine their gas erected ua4x
Bepdricke Bros be ate 800
roriy Of their works 1be Apoa,atns daily 4
Ct the German Club bouse i0 Fourth r
Hotel.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-19

fore bepg used Hence 10 called lager" which means
sisred Inc su0ner beer sioue, therefore, properly
speaking, the lager; but the word last be
applied TO Tie winter well IS the summer beer. The
rtJossest lager weaker than ale, but has hops;
hence the peculiarly bitter aromatic taste Every beer
differs from another IN proportion to the relative quaint
OF malt, hops water, Of which il is composed.
Nothing else ought 10 be used but these Ingredients Be-
sides the ordinary lager there ia another kind Of
Germany called " bock' beer, which is of double the
suepe,h Of sun@.r beer, and la great favorite with
lis called Dock" because 1t is Intoxicating and
makes those who drink it tumble and prance like buck
goat, which is the meaning OF the German word II
has specific gravity ops third greater than oroinar
lager having third Of malt but the same pro
portion Of hops, and ia Favored with coriander seeds
Jts color rather darker than tina, Of the general lager
beer and II taAtes less bitter Of prsdom
mating malt. Its favor ia somewhat aromatic Il takes
long time TO rpen 10 habiasl lager orinkers tastes
too luscious, and the desire for Is soon ceases
There is also the wheat lager beer siowy fermentcd)
which very sweet, pleasant drink; and there is
famous Berlin white beer csis be), called tue cham
pague OF the north" Ths the patriotic beverage Of
Prussia Proper aud he 10 not deemed friend his
votyldnd who does not freely swg 1t is brewed from
ore part Of barley malt and I'VE parts Of wheat malt 10
very APT turn sour, and must be consumed speedily
after being made which characteristic Of all beers made
Of wheat
Different countries manufacture different kinds Of beer,
and national taste is thus acquired for each. But is
believed ny those com ,e,ent 70 give opnion any
Kind II beer well made and in proper condition, mora
healthy than wbiskey brandy, or the majority of
w'ues curious economy Of nature that tho alt
made OF barley which becomes beer by fer uentsunn,
becomes whiskey by dss,s'ionthas Is, the spri, OBJ
&inco from BY evaporation steam, and by slight
variation In tho process IL becomes vaega In tue Same
way vine is produced by fermentation from tho grae;
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y. A. Ellis, Commsssios and Exchange Brs-
ksr-orders punctusy Onoe l76 a.esnwca q,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-04-15
VI ARlNE JOURNA
PDKrOF ELE,WOisIfI,
DOMESTIC PORTS.

MACiitAS.-Ar Apr. Z, Schrs Sea Lion Aver
Rocklaud; eth j p. ,Johson, Holmes. Boston;
10th, brig iiidalgo, Whitmnre New York; sch
Dorcas Ilawcs, Robinson, Rockland, llth schr.
Rising sun, Bray, Addison. sd. Schr. New York
Packet, Bancroft New York; H. Is. Fo ter, Col
beth, Charleston; eth, sun tray, Boston; sea
Lion, Aver, Providence; 9th VIM. Pope, richard
son, Boston.
MACiIIASPORT Ar. 9Th, sch. Paran, Clark;
9Th, d. Halves, Iiuntley; It'll brig NJ. Capen,
Johnson, Crawford, SmLli; sth. sch. Saxon. Rob
insor, having been struck by squnll of Mt. Des-
ert ith inst, knocked down and started deck load
returned to NJ for repairs sailed again the 9th.
Sid Sd, Amelia Sanborne; Union, Libby; Relief.
Perry; Donworth, Bradbury; Freedom. trockcr.
John, CoIbeth; Effort, Mitchell; Alyira, Clark ,
lily Laurens.
BoSTON.-Ar. ID bark II. T. Vcnnarl, Wyman,
New Orleans; schrs Anvil, PHinncy, Pembroke
Yankee, Norris, 10 ,esport; Graduate, Gross
orland; Henry Alfred, randall, Harrington;
Dexter, johnson, Portland.
Cid. schrs. Georgia, Alloy, Ellsworth Nicanor,
Parker, Bangor; Mary Brewer Chalet, Castinc j;
Willie Lee, Gray, Bucksport.
Ar. Nth chrs. Julia Elizabeth, Merrill Blue
hin for Norfolk, put in for harDof Lucy, " IL
bur Pembroke; Ranger, tlalloweli, DenAey syilIe;
Nelant, Jordan, Ellsworth.
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Little Rhody' all Right.

The election in Rho Island on Wednes
day aiini another to the long list of brill.
liant Republican triumphs. which sc have
been called upon u chronicle within t.
past { &c days. Tac Democracy were fIiriy
rouf'd in t1r contest, aud hut f,r Il division
ia one II the Tn ;r,>sipn.l dI,tri Is the r.
publican triumph would have been m7st
complete and hlrmlni ms. r"1 candidates.
however, divided the K Republican vote, aud
a. maj rity q; the first trial i, necessary t,
an Icc,lDn, no one was chosen. The r suit
OF a. y1ta, however, exposes the uttrr Ilr r.
tralion Il the Democracy, as viii h, zen by
the llIWie- statement Robinson one -
tins Republican caniidatss, received 3.797
votes, aud DAVIS, the other Republican can
illatc. retriy d 2.2i2 til Democratic
c4nIid :, NJ Arnold, r.cciy i but l532
At tn so a trail, a plurality only Is r.
"a red for toic', and hence We mfr TINT
taere can b, no d9u .. Mr.. Robins n :
election.
In the second Congre sonal district. Mr.
y ay IN, Republican, is elected by an over
wlieIm.ns inri .rity his Dem 1eratic opgu-
eut mt@iu, no sluw ufatrcugth Whatever
Il ia ar,H.tn, u tho Legislature bayr heavy
{ RJ.alhasJu ma critics and tAe result .lto-
getlr = tn III = entlrr aud swea4in. Yiat9-
~ who The L publclus h., ever Won in
. K 1pte Island. la whlir y rt5ern hariz N
Is blazing ard -lr.miHs with the brilliant
an parr.-s, 'rlumph- walch the friends If
IRE 81 ,iH- are every " her. winning. .l4tl.
Rlpdy ha- covered herself win gl,ry, and
stai..s tj-iAy ia hunlrtir a>>atjlti,n with
her sister Nattes 81 NV Eu-, .Iud.-I Portland
Advertiser.
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~ Il INT r. respect spec j to .''t the

~ tAH respect 10 the
nd the approaches
,o.. ~ orre ss,a ,sial and naval point
of view. But it is nothing more than catch.
word, for military art, and the experience OF
Europe during many late wars, hike demon-
strate that an open sea, 50 wide as the
mouth Of the Cult, between Cuba and tlori-
da on the one side, or between Cuba and Yu-
ca,an on the other, is not easily defended.
You m sht fortify Cuba to what extent you
pleas ID, and yet a British or other fleet could
make its way into the Gulf; IA naval defence
alone would be practicable; and that might
be un lertaken whether you were in possess
sion Of Cuba or not.
But Mississippi correspondent of the Ma
hon1i MteHigeaecr suggests that there is a
key to the Gulf which might be male availa-
BILE for commercial purposes, if not for mill
tary-a ship canal across Florida, from some
point on the Atlantic to some point on the
Gulf The distance is not more than
hundred miles, and it is estimated that the
work might be done for less than ~ mil
lions of dollars. The cost of the Whole
scheme, therefore, would BE- less by twenty
millions, than the sum the President proposed
to pay for merely opening negotiations in re
gard to the purchase OF Cuba. and less by
hundred and ninety millions than the pur-
chase itself would require.
the advantages of the plan, according to
the writer in the IateN1geacer, are that our
commerce would not be compelled to circum-
nav gate Florida, and subjected to the two
fold dangers OF a navigation rendered diih-
cult and hazardous not only by the hidden
distractions and reefs which waylay the sea-
farer in that quarter, but also by the drift Of
that mysterious Gulf Stream, which often
proves us battling to the power and skill of
thu seaman us it long has been to the man of
science in his efforts to trace its secret origin
and case. A ship canal ut the point d'sig-
mated, then, would at once and forever obvi-
ate all the perils which now bcset the pas
sage of our commerce in threading its intr-
cate way from the waters of the Atlantic to
those of the Gulf Of Mexico Its advantages
indeed. in this respect are too apparent to
need more than suggestion. while IN point Of
magnitude it is hardly too much to say that
they would b.. incllcuahle save on an accu-
rate estimate Of the amount and value Of the
cO.>tjng TT de to he benefited by it. The an
nual loss Of iif, and property on the coast of
Florida i now 81 great that the .'Floridl
wrAckers' find in the maritime disasters Of
that ycinlge an untaillng source Of employ
msnt in the pros cuton of tieir sad profess
ion, which, il not without its peculiar dan
gers, is also not without it, promises ot la
crAtiye reward. At the pres. tim, fifty
vessels are regularly licensed to eng t,e in the
duty OF rsculns yess is in distress. and their
supervision forms an important part Of the
admiralty jurisdiction attached u the aitei
States District Court for the district in qucs-
ton. Eyenin. Post.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-04-15
nc London Times on the Sick.
les Case.

We published yesterlay March 18th, a
very strange and very sid story from WASH
lngton. With the reeollection of Sir Cress.
we'll Cresswell's clients before our ewes. we
are not about to fly into parS4ysm Of virtu-
Gus Indignation because in tie United States.
as ELSEWHERE, women is sometimes fraiI, and
men generally vindictivc. Such thin. sare of
all ages an OF all countries, and this Wash
iugton story about Mr.. and Mrs. Sickles and
Mr.. hey might at any given season find its
counterpart IN the scandalaus chronicles of
any oil the European capitals-London inelu-
ded. 1t is true, indeed, that the husbands
vengeance was swift, savage, and severe
Such is not the way in which such Injuries
are resented in England but, according to
the civilization OF country. so is the fash
ion OF its revenge. One nation uses n stilet
to, another revolver. another an old flint
gun, a fourth barrister. We employ the
fourth weapon; in the United States the
second comes more familiarity to the hand of
an outraged husband. The remarkable part
OF this occurrence. then, as far as we are
concerned, is the form which the husbands
vengeance assumed
Had such story as this happened in En-
gland, and had the husband in due course
put his case into the hands of the family so.
licitor. and had that useful parsonage. still
IN due course, fed counsel and brought it
before the Judge Ordinary, we should scarce
" have gwen the report second glance
Deny it who may, the truth is. that habit
renders all persons but the immediate family,
friends and acquaintance of the parties to
such suits, pro oundly Indifferent t. the mat
ter. We can hardly say if equal apathy ex-
iStS ont hA l.,
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III NO.;s Nl' 'EAss, sgGhAS >ss
'EE9H

L i w'n known thtf ts jlc., af u. holy arr govern
Ell hy u1turd ow. s9ch -u! Z the ,.fc Is IN
thecltu'n ol seasons.
II. win.er b.S are congo, T. or In common pariaao.
The ''-Hu il DOWN. tho ltt- cl--l and Whui.
body t. .ri and rl, ai accumulation Of upur; =
taxi pltr- ~ our system.
Tn srtsl uaeeIe # Spri8s ceu," an expansion q
All "'At m9ttsf Tie sap rises ID Es;.iJ1e lt, also tIa
juices # our hode. given and enter into the COM
Inun circulation.
Ths is Law 10 which every human bepg Is subject,
and the ue-ectof it has caused whole summer Of MS
err,
NJ" il the time TO apply remedy that clea7-es and
searches every fibre and por.. and erAdees every par
itla AID sediment OF humor that hs lain asnaut during
IAe wuter.
keonely's Medical Discovery is well known t, our
readers a. the greatest and heat foai Purifier the world
has produced.
We advise Zach aud all Of rrlders to use one bottle
oft this Spring; say hottie, that vii cleanse
impurities one season and prepare the system for the
changes II the next.
Nhee the disease has fastened Resell and become set
tied in the SYSTEM larser quantities are required
For sfrnf1la, Eryspeh,, S1t kh"uru. seAld Head,
White Scales, Shingles, Pushes, liberated S,re Legs
Hnmor In the eyes Running II the bars Scarlet Fee
yer r Measles, ,e Mriirad5Goyefy be relied upon
to effect perfect cure 6gs
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Taos, of our rtterznns wtto failed to attend
the Lrnture Of the Roy. II. Chapman. on tin
Oh Force. GA Thursday evening last. miss u
thu opportunity Of 4 rich treat cd. which
comes ON U18a. . move, and Is cJsuate
with HodeH tai OitT, i IN entnatiJH, lu-
min)us u sensitive prs ns, proceeding from
ali b,dies, hot living and dead, aud Is par
tieul riy powerful in SNAKES, troyS. lz.rls
and totds. The following Instances Of is
violent action was nIrrsted by the lecturer.
\ mIn 10 X Il reptile, called toad, and placed
him in confined place, and commenced ga
zing upon him. the lett eye # tine man Tx
ed inteutly up,u the lett eye 81 the toad, IN
Ill the tad bee uncomfortable aud sought
u escape. Bat finding his way heiged up
on every side, he became desperate, aud re
turned the gaze OF the man, the left eye of
the tlad tixcl iatsntiy upon the lett I'VE Of
the man. - much more potent Was tho '3a
force Of the reptile than that ot t3e man that
the latter was knock i over, AMI the tad
went On his way ri icing Palp!e who d1-
mcstlcste those weIl-disposed repttieS in their
gardens ought II be rY careful not 10 drive
them 10 desperation, for as you cannot tell
how far toad will jump by the length pf
his tail, 81 you cannot tell what mischief the
cd IN his left eye IN y DO II you, if you under
take to stir it up with yours.
The Oh Far e WAS maze satisfactorily 10
account for the various henomena o. mes
merism, spirituallsm, d tmoniac poss"Ssson,
special proyidenccs, and all the things in
heav n and earth dreamed of in our philos-
ophy. = Machas Republican.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-04-15
Mothers. Mothers. Mothers.

An Old Nurse for Children. Don't fail to pro-
cure Mrs. Winslows Soothing syrup for children
reethins, 1t has no equal On Garth No mother
who has ever tried Mrs Winslow Soothing Syrup
for children will ever consent to let her child pas.
through the distressing and critical period teeth
ing without the aid of this invaluable preparation.
If life and health can be estimated by dollars and
cents, it is worth its weight in gold.
Millions of bottles of Mrs. Winslow's Soothing
Syrup are sold every year in the United States
1t is au old and well tried remedy. None gem
uine unless the Fac Smile OF Curtis 4 Perkins is
on the outside wrapper.
Price only Is cents bottle.
c, G. Peck, Ellsworth, Wholesale Agent; 5. f.
P9rkins. Bangor, do. Sold by all dealersin Med
ccine ly-2I
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-04-15

Walter PhiIhro K, WIN Nas supposed To-
have committed suiciia in Pennington, turns
W in Portland
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-04-15

We have Just read in the Kennebec Jatr..
nal a speech of Mr.. Estes OF Trenton, Main,
member Of the legislature OF that State, on
"a Resolve in favor OF the Natural History
Society, grlntinsa hall-township OF land.
The eloquent speaker, in the course Of hi.
able argument Tor the grant, refers repeated
" to Massachusetts. We wish we had space
for the whole speech. Its tone is generous
aud enlightened 1t is worthy of legisa-
tor in IA great ami powerful Commonwealth.
We hope the resolve will be carried, and we
shall be proud to learn that the example Of
Massachusetts, has hat an important bearing
on 50 grand a result. Boston Courier OF
Monday.
The speech of Mr. Estes well deserves the
praise bestowed upon it by the Courier. Ii
was ale, earnest, and more than all, well
timed and efficient. The Natural History
Society owe the success of their application
in great part to the speech of Mr. Estes, and
the untiring exertions with which he accom-
panied it. We are glad of the opportunity
thus to do public justice to a gentleman who
deserves we'll of the whole State for the pu-
rity and dsinterestedness with which he dis
charged his legislative trust Advertiser
Connecticut ELECTION Hartford. April
5. The Republicans have elected 100 repre-
sentatives; the Democrats 90 with Is to hear
from. The Republican majority will be
about % in the House. The Senate will
stand II Republicans to 9 Democrats
buckingham for Governor will have about
$500 plurality in the State The Republic
cans elect their Congressman in the first dis
trict by 60; in the second by over 300; in
the third by over 500; and in the fourth by
about 500.
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