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The New York herald., 1867-05-01
SALES or REAL ESTATE.

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xxmMuoH-0ur na1ioas naval covtsibuel0a 70 the Paris
xxpostioa win b Ne nDs sesauer rnnkin, CON-
uandsd By Admiral Eansgut ne Fnnkla will
prcoably 20 nom Boston 70 New Yort and starr from
here. 0ensrk DsWiu @. CI9ks, Chief yxeoutivs Clerk
O. NE ssnssA ysn 70 OUT In shs aakIIas h~assr of
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The New York herald., 1867-05-01
COURT oF SPECIAL SESSIONS.

Before Justices Kelly and Bowling
The calendar for trial In this cour, vs.,.rs.v -.
sscaiariy heavy. containing lees than nx
ens charrss Of which twenty-uine yer, for ,.,,, ,.
fourteen assault and battery: three vo,ss,n. - ~
Health law; one gaming, one cruelty to Apr.,s. 80
carrying burglars TOOLS and three susp~ndea s, E ~.
esssnG. None OF the cars OF any sensr,i
ancs and vers al dspceed Of by early hour
The New York herald., 1867-05-01
THE COURT S. i.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.
Before Judge shipman.

mis- court sat yesterday, but only for snort Ni 70
take return Of process in the following oasss One
custom House case, eleven casks OF ph@hS s' marked
w., as condemned The res. artv'arst ~eu 81 revenue
s S Ninth avenues; one sti cund IN Forty
snss taana ana y s ten
1 sls 10 found the same nlaoe two barrels do
na - The corner Of Eleventh s.senue and l2yh street
No claimants appeared, and on motion OF Mr.. b. K.
phalns United States Aysstant District Attorney, de-
cree as entered condsmning theso goods by default
The New York herald., 1867-05-01
HousesnitIla.

The Housesmths' Mutual Protective Association held
regular meeting last evening, at Millman Hall, corner
OF Seventh ana Twentysixth street. No business
other than routine transacted The reports receiveo
Informally from the different members of the associate
exhibited very satisfactory condition Of Affairs IN
matter Of wages they beng all In the receipt OF rec t
advance. .#
The New York herald., 1867-05-01

HAnnssURc, Apri ~ 1851.
Jacob NJ Joass has bean convicted Of murder In IN
second degree Of Bcnjamin MOORE both cocred men
The New York herald., 1867-05-01

Last Thursday afternoon IN explosion took place just
above Fort Lee New Jssssy. which came very near
resulting fatally so q me parties and several others
had narrow escape II seems shas one Of the
workmsn employed IN The blacksmhh shop Of Mr.. Far.
ley located Gbout mile shove Fort Lea under the
asadss brought keg Of powder into the shop which
ne len unoovered, adjoining Of the forRes Two OF
the workmea soon afss had occasion 70 the FORGE
and while expanding Some iron, one OF the
spsrks Zen sso ths keg Of povss which inssan,lv sr.
plodsd, blowing tho byildng int atoma One OF the
workmsn named McCAlIey vAs blown abous nfty fees
IN the cir, and fell into the river He succeeded In
swimming ashore, although be was terribly burned
about The fscs and handa He was conveyed By sev.
sral q hh friends v HE home and medical aid pro-
HE ss.ociass Who - y vcrk wsth hin, sscapsd with
The New York herald., 1867-05-01

EAn rivrYsrvrrrn srlzlr, NsAa TmlD Avrwrr,
New YonK. April -, 1851.
70 rnx rpfroR or THE nnRALD.
ne statements Of the public prss, IN rotation 70 pr-
sonsn saksa 10 and detained at the police hsadquar.
sss In Mulberry street. omit 70 mention The fhcs thai
This Court constantly in session during the hours pre-
ssrhss hv No, ssd thaf The bish handsd aets q ~
The New York herald., 1867-05-01

TIM ThflI on Jrvy DAvp-A wsshI.stoo sssrsscA
April - states that sort win b made In the oouH
meeting q Richmond nsxt Monday 70 have the ri q
Jen Davis begun, o. 70 nberate him on bail Ths Dhs.
trict Attorney, Mr. Chandler n up hsrs n connection
with tns matter, and = believed - - 49, 10
u0a1 yiu b rolna1 - sssuulsA
The New York herald., 1867-05-01
THE PUBLIC HEALTH.

Tho following DR.. Harris weekly letter on the
deaths In this city and Brooklyn for the week ending
SATURDAY. the 9th ult -
The New York herald., 1867-05-01
BR ookL YIN COURTS.
unrEp STATES pSrner AND CIRCUIT cousrs--ssum
DxrRcT.


bcsn d these courts we're opsned yesterday aficr-
sson Judge Bsnedcs presiding when Ne rscognizancss
- tbirv pssSss chsr~sd vnb ysnoss sgsncss we're
The New York herald., 1867-05-01
Hackney Coach Drivers.

Inc nackhey COACH drivers OIL tnB city hciu meeting
at the Sixteenth Ward Hotel on Monday sveung last
for the purpose OF taking Into consider ion The most
available means to obtain increase II wages After
some deheration the Conclusion Vas arrived at that
their employers, the livery stable keepers should be
respectfully solicited TO grant tho advance desredall
idea Of srke" bong discou ntenanced by the meet
ing An address 'sas finally ADOPTED setting forth that
the present rato OF compensation, eleven dollars per
week. was tota f inadeqaale to the support Of them
selves and fe e.uiiies; and that consequence Of
| they could net meet the necessities Of those
dependent them, for less than fourteen dol
lars per seek. Included in this address was Q
statement pnbshed not long since In the HERALD,
showing actual cost Of living for family of Two
| PERSONS and the document closed by respectfully
soliciting stable proprietors to take into consdeza-
ton thu request increased pay and trusting to their
sense justice to comply with It, The address was then
signed. by five hundred drivers and Cornelius J..
Lane Peter Connor and b. A. Leonard were appointed
COZ nmittee to present u TO the stable owners TINS
mittee will report meeting to be held on Satur
day. next In the meantime coach propretors win
hoAd conference when 1t IS anticipated that the re-
| qaest OF the drivers will be acceded TO.
Journeymen H0rseshOers of Brooklyn.
| The members Of the Brooklyn Horseshoers' Union
held their first meeting since their organization last
| evening, at Montague Hail. The attendance was good
| The chair occupied by Mr.. F. II. Mcdonald. The
object OF the meeting TO discuss plans for bring
| ing non-society into the association, with
| view 10 making move for advance in wages and
reduction of the hours OF labor deputation from the
| Now York Horseshoers' Protective Association was
present and of its members spoke at length
taken the general opinion was that the present is
bad to ask for increased wages
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-05-24
re- coY:UMpTIYE..

Tie advertiser, having been restored to health in
n few weeks by very simple remedy, after has-
ing suffered for several wears with severe lung
Affection, aud that dread disease Consunt 'ion-is
anxious to make known to his fcilo sufferers the
means of cure.
To- all who desire IT, he will send copy of the
prescription used Gree Of chnrgc1 with the dI-cct
ions for preparing and using the same, winch they
will find SURE CURE for CoS>uMi'Ti">, ASTHMA,
BRo>cHiris, CorGIIs. Gems. and all Throat ana
LING Affections. The only obicc, ofihe advertiser
in ,cnding the Prcscripti M is to benefit tie atlc''
ed, and spread information which hc ronccircs to
be invaluable, and h hopes every su Gcrer viii II!
his rcncd n II will cost them nothing, and Hay
prove blessing. Parties wishing the pre- -crpiipn
FREE by return mail, will please address.
REV. EDW ARD \. WILSON.
1ysrl6 Williamsburg, Kings Co., New York
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-05-24

The Baiiimor. Americaa thus speak.
Of the colored delegates who attended the
recent Republican State Convention in
that city:
'Clcanly and respectable in garh, and
most lccorous and orderly IN their de
meanor. their faces hcaming with intrii-
gence. gladucss and joy, they occupied the
seats assigned them, by the side of their
white colleagues. watching with an eager
interest, quite touching to behold. this
great era in their lives--the frat formal
and practical recognition on the part of
their white fellow citizens of the great truth
Of the common brotherhood of man oil
that Divine utterance that God hath made
Of one blood all men that dwell on the face
OF the earth Nor We're these colored men
mere spectators. While they cvnced n
modcs,y and ditlidcnce that denoted their
good sense and good breeding. they were
by no means lacking in giving intelligent
expressions of their views; aud. whe call
ed upon to give utterance to their sent
mcnts. did it tellisently and judcously
! Those ot them who were called forth by
their white friends to address the Conven-
ton. astonishcl all by the ability and clo-
quece with which they presented thciryiew.
These speeches we earnestly commend /,
onr readers as the best evidence We eal
give of the capacity of our colored fellow
citizens for intellisently exercising all tht
nights OF the American citizens
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-05-24
FRIDAY, MAY IL, 1857
jefferson Davis.

The public are justly indignant at the release
of the President of the 50 called Confctlrracy
Jeflersoa Davis. Thorc is no Justice or conf
mon sense in the transaction. He should have
been tried and not released, or if released it
should be only to b. cXpatriated. Thcre is no
justice i'll hanging or shooting common traitors
and letting the Chief among them - scot free,
and the masses, of all parties viii want to
know why this is done, and why all This tard-
ness in the case of Mr.. Davis OF the part of
our Government. lie has been bearded and
guarded at the public expense for two wears
and then turned loose on the public, giving for
NAL bail for his appearance for tra! at some
time, which time will not come in this genera
ton. Ii he was not guilty of treason. then
there is no treason against the government. If
he deserves mercy rather than punishment, 50
then mercy should have been melted out to the
Andersonyile Prison murderer rather than
hemp. We begin to think that if Booth had
not been shot on the spot he never would have
been punished, or only imprisoned for Il while
and let off. His accomplices might have been
punished to the full extent of the law, but the
chief man, the one who furnishes the brains
and puts in motion the agents to accomplish the
crime must be the one on whom the greatest
ccmency is exercised. We have been impress
ed from the first. that Jefferson Davi, would in
the end dc let of, in some way. and this while
the people demanded that he should be tried
for treason and executed for treason. The
least that should have been done would have
been to have banished him. He should not b.
| permitted to live in the United States.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-05-24

At the recent meeting of the Trustees Of
the state Agricultural College at the Pcnob-coi
Exchange, Hon. Isaiah Stetson rendered hi,
resignation, and the Board recommended Ia
the Governor and Council the nomination Of
Samuel +. Pcrlcy Of Naples.
They visited and examined the farm at Orc
no, and regard it ~ peculiarly al ptcd to the
repuirmentS of the College.
The Board arranged for the purpose Of inn
ported blood stock of the Durham breed
\ committee was appointed to report a gone
raj plan or dram Of the improvements neces.
sary for the accommodation of the school. 1t
j. not expected that all the buildings will be
Immediately required. The plan is 10 embrace
improvements upon the ground as we'll as adj
difiona buildings.
Elected-Johnson of Jackson, Secretary OF
the Board.
Adjourned to meet on the farm on the 18th of
June Jcetersoaiaa.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-05-24

We were taken to task by temperance
man for arraigning tobacco before public
opinion, and for declaring that it is ruin
ing multitudes of people in this country
This person as well as all other good friends
of his class must bear with us, if we do with
them, while we assert that we had as lief
see person pour glass of liquor down
his throat as to put into his mouth an enor-
nous quid of tobacco. Both are equally
bad; and person that does either cannot
preach temperance consistently.
70 show the evil effects of tobacco using
we copy from the annual of Scientific
Discovery for 1866 and g. the following
paper which was read to the French Acad-
envy of Medicine by Mr.. jolly
"Starting from the fact that there has
been of late years an enormous increase of
smoking in France, and stating that sixteen
pounds oftobaccO, equivalent to fifty or six
~ grammes of nicotine. are annually con-
stunned by each smoker. he says that 'ssta-
tistics show that in exact relation with this
increased consumption Of tobacco is the in
crease of diseases of the nervous centres
Gnsanity, general paralysis. paraplegia,
ramolli ssemenO and certain canccrous af-
fections. Now. although Orientals. Turks.
Greeks. Brazilians. and Hungarians. smoke
to an excessive extent, they do so with al
most impunity, from the fact thai the indi-
genous tobacco which they use contains
very slight proportions of nicotine, and
sometimes none at all while other nations,
such as the English, the Swiss, French,
Americans, etc.. suffer much more severe
ly. Upto the present time, no case ofgen-
eral or progressive paralysis has been dis
covered IN any of the numerous localities
OF the East, where tobacco of so eminently
mild character. or some suecedaneuu,
is employed. NJ. Moreau, in a careful in
vestigation which he has made in the hos
pitfalls ofConstantinople, Smyrna, Malta.
and all the Mediterranean islands, has not
been able to detect a single case of this kind.
1.-The cause, The remarks, lis plain
enough, and eminently physiological. IN
all the regions of the Levant they do not
lntoxicate themselves with nicotine or al
,ohol. or the ambition of fortune or glory,
,ut saturate themselves with opium and
perfumes, sleeping away their time in tor
,or. Incidence. and sensuality. They mar
otize, but do not nicotini<e themselves;
nd if opium. as has been said is the poi
on of the intellect ofthe East, tobacco may
ne day prove in the West the poison of life
ssli.'
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-05-24

NJ. Mclscns has found, upon the average.
n proportion of seventenths per cent. OF
nicotine held in suspension by tobacco
smoke. The mischieyousness OF such an
atmosphere is dwclt upon by NJ. Jolly. who
also holds that general or progressive pa
ralysis--a disease scarcely met with thirty
wears aeo-is making rapid advance under
the increased abuse of alcohol and tobacco.
Insanity and affections of the nervous ecu
tire. have enormously increased IN France
and this increase is found to be. in men, al
most entirely made up OF eases OF progress
i've paralysis NOW forming more than sin
ty per cent. of the total cases y and when
ever, in the ast luEs, the history OF such
eases has been Investigated. their DEEPEN
dence on the abuse of tobacco has been
rendered obvious. In contrast with this is
the rarity with which this .orm of the dis
ease is met with IN female lunaticS. Among
these paralytic luaatic>, soldiers and sailors
who so much abuse tobacco. are found oc-
cupyinT the first rank. VI. JOlly's inNestI-
cations have led him 10 the conclusion that
this abuse of tobacco Is far more operative
in the induction of this paralysis than alco-
hol or ahSiuthc.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-05-24

impurit"s il expels ul.easc and restores health
and stimulates the organs of life into vigorous
action. Hence il rapidly cures a variety OF com.
plants which eau cd by nhpu ity of tho blood
Sores, Er't2fioEs Pinpies, Mtoehes, Bois ST. IN
thongs Fire. Rose or Eryapeias ;etter, SAX
hsenn, seeid Head Ring form fdncer Cancer
0hs Ih@ors, Sore Eyes, Female His,ases. such as
Retention, ITrrgnGfity. Suppression Uhifes .Sfer.
flHy. also SBl,hhf. or TeHf,ul Diseases. Lrer Com
plants, and Heart Diseases. Try AYERS sARsA.
fAtiLiA, and see for yourself the surprising aciv
lty With which II cleanse the blood and these
disorders.
lnring late years the public have been misicd
ffec D"ttleS, rretrnding to give quart of tx.
tract u arsaparilla for one dollar. Most of these
nave been frauds upon the sick. tor they not only
curative ingredient whatever. Hence, bitter dis
appointed has followed the use of the various ex.
tracts of >arsapariila which flood he market until
the name itself has become synonymous with I'M
position and cheat. still we call this compound
safsaparillt, and Intend to supply such a remedy
a. snail rescue the name from the load of obloauy
which rest. dpon it. We think we have ground for
class OF DISEASES II is intended to cure. Ne can
assure the sick that we Offer them the best aterat.
I'VE we know how Ia produce, au2 we have reason
10 neiieVe II II by lar the most eiectual purifier
OF the blood yet discovered
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL IL universally
known 70 surpass every other medicine for the
cure OF coughs, Colds Infunza, Hoarseness, Group
brohehltls, lneipicnt COnsumpt lou. and for the
felef OF Consumpitive Patients sdyance stages
OF The disease, that IL Is useless here TO recount the
evidence OF It's virtues. The world knows them
Prepared by DIR J. c. AVER h Co. Lowell
Mass, and sold by oil Druggists, md dealers in
meuiahe EVERYWHERE May june. Is
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-05-24
Aht'A lhidA
fiioMA> H. HOOPER and - other.
STATE OF MAINE.

HANCOCK. -, Court Of County toutmis sioncrs.
April term \. II, l>5s.
pom the tnIes nag petition ii i conf .ert lay thu
C"inni> sl"hcr- ihgt the .ti;Iaucr ret nn,ihl"
AMI that They ought to tr heII ming The IN ttef
set i"Tth IA Their petition and therefore ollvr itat
ms ouutN nnaui~ >i"ncr~ INJECT al Daniel Piper
Ia Franklin on Tut-'la, tHe II day oi .iaIy nrVt At
u'rlock \. NJ and thence proceed e. view tin.
route mentioned Ia -aiI petition, AFTER wh.h view
!" Mlt =-''A The same day hearing Of tho parties
anu witnesses WI be Had 81 the Franklin House in
~iu Franklin, a convenient place IN the Nicinit,
AMI .urh other measures taken IN thu PREMISE :
the commissioners sh4ll jud4.. proper. hnd 1t /,
further
order,d-That noii.c OF the time. place and pur-
pnsr oil the toiutii- sluncre meeting aforesaid be
gwen 10 all persons and corporations Interested Is
Irving m attcstr'i copy uf til. lstlten aHd TIN.
urticr thereon upon the clerk ri tue of Prank
In, AMI 10y posting up attr.t'd copies n afore> aid
m three public places IN laid town. thirty ,ay-
least before the time appointed for said view, and
10y publishing the petition aGl order thereon. three
week. successfully ia the Eli-W american, \
nrw spaper published at Ellsworth ia the Cuunt,
o Hancock, the first publication Ia Ice nj least jhif
" d1N before the time ut ,ai't view. that all per
sons and corporations interested may attend and b,
heard II the! thiuA 1T,
Attest, T. W. PERRY 4 Jerk.
\ tru" copy OF the petition sud order thcrron.
3"ls Affect, 4. W. rEi:El Clerk.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-05-24

OK THE WAR r,rH.-Messrs. Washington
Phillips and VIM. II. II. wallron of Lewiston
Dcputy State Constablcs are in this County in
hot pursuit after the liquor sellers. We do
not learn tn at they served on those supposed to
be engaged in the unlawful traffic notice to
quit, as the Deputy in Washington County did
to dealers in Calais, but on Tuesday y search
was made Of the premises of three per
where the '.contraband" has heretofore been
sold, but without much success. Either those
who were charged with the offence were too
smart To be- caught, or else they have ~ they
slIecr. entirely abandoned the sale. We hope
the latter i the ease. and if - then these eN-
ira cxcrtion> are worse thaa useless. On the
contrary, if those person, continue TO sell That
were up before the Grand Jury ut the last term
of court, and have been let OF on promise Of
quitting the traffic, then the CoIstabulary
sh ,uld left the hair - at once.
The parties upon whose premises LIQUOR in
small quantities were found, with some utcn-
sells usually necessary in carrying on the bus
mess, were brought before Justice Somerby on
Tuesday for trial. One was gone through with
and the others plead guilty We're sentenced and
appealed.
The hopeful thing of thi. raid is that SO little
liquor wa, found. Itspcak> we'll for Ellsworth.
that after diligcnt search of experienced Off
Gers. of the mr.t noted places, heretofore, of
liquor selling. that in one place less than u pint
ol Medfofd rum was found, and nj another on
~ about two quarts, and at the other two or
three gallons Of ale. We mist ALL eur tc,ti-
mony To the fact that Ellsworth has not within
ten wears been y, free Of rum->clins and rum
drinking a. today. The 'crittrr = is not to be
had, ordinarily. There may he few who
know how 10 obtain supply, but unless one
belong, TO the ring " he can't get Il drop. We
know of one instance where sick person. u
temperance woman seat twenty five miles to
Ellsworth for Very small quantity, and the
person could not g@t it i'll Ellsworth. without
first getting Il certificate. writing from the
Sclcctmcn of the town. The lady was some
which nettlcd and in her great irri;aii said she
hoped She should not have to get a certificate
to buy bottle of Halls Hair Remover" We
only mention this circumstance to show how
carefully the sale is guarded, and what dry
place Ellsworth village is, at present We
hope it will coutInnc So. We draw the con-
ciu>on, also, that the present law is = very
stringent one, and sufficient to close up the lille
gal sale of liquor in the State.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-05-24
Tho Augusta correspondent Of the Ban

Tho Augusta correspondent OF the Bah
gor Wig writes as follows
II Is generally expected that the vote on the
Liquor Law amendments will be very light.
1t is said that the larger part Of the democrats
that vote will quietly vote for II hoping that II,
enforcement will produce n reaction that will
sweep away all prohilitory law AMI practically
gives them free rumH-ahout the ouly article
they would have on their free list
Radical temperance men have assured III,
that they shall "u,c against the amendment.
fearing rs Il consequence Of its adoption, rc-ac.
ton.
- W. understand Mr.. Campbell Of Penn
broke. Deputy state Constable was III town ol,
Monday. H. was around notifying all the rum
sellers to close their rum shops AMI abandon
the traffic within u week. All who continue Ia
sell after that time will br dealt with in the
most summary manner. Ii i high time that
something was lnue To put "A stop 10 it. when
young lads of fifteen years If ag" get drunk on
sundays and carry on in rowdy manner in
the meeting house daring the service, to the
annoyance of the congregation. The boys We
have reference to are respectfully connected,
and as it would BE- notifying In the extreme
for their parents and friends TO see their names
in print, we within Did them for the present.
- Calais I1eertiSer.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-05-24
orland, March .nth, l>y7.
STATE OF MAINE

HtNcoCK, - court of county commits ,ioners.
April Term, \ IL, ISL.
| pom the foregoing petition it j. considered hy
the commissioners that the petitioners are respou-
>ible and that they ought Ia bc heart touching the
matter set forth IN their petition and therefore order
that The uuHtl tunmi, sioncr- meet ut John Huh
bard, III Burk>ppri, on TUESDAY the 18th day of
June ncr, al soci"ck \. NJ, and thence proceed Ia
view the route mentioned In sad petition. after
which view, to Wit: IN the same ,lay at O'Clock T.
NJ, II hearing of the parties and witnesses will he
had NJ willard J.. Whites in oriand, u cony cnirnt
place In the Ncini! aud such other sures taken
IN the premise, the commas sioners shall Judge
proper. And il l. further
orhrs1-That notice of the time. place and pur.
pose al the Commi- -ioncr>' meeting aforesaid le
given 10 all persons and corporations ineres ted hN
serving a,csted copies ofthr petition aud the order
thereon, upon the clerks of til. towns OF Buckspoft
and oriand, and by posting up atested copic- as
Aforesaid Ia three public places in each Of sand
towns thirty days al east before the time appointed
for laid view, anil lay publishing the petition and
order thereon three weeks succc-syclS ia thc Els
worth tmcI1can,a newspaper published at Ella
worth, IN ihr county of Hancock the first puhlra-
ton To he at least thirty days before the time sand
view that all pcrt ons and CORPORATIONS Interested
may attend aud be heard it they think lit.
Attest L. " PERRY Clerk
true copy of the petition and order thereon
S"is Attest i. W. PERRY. Clerk.