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IL For sale by dealers in every city aud town. lm39
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DISASTERS.

Brig Caroline EIiy, OF Blasor) Pomcroy, al
New York from New Otlean., reports 9th inst
lat ~ 81, lon 81 90 was boarded by : gunbolt
iiendrek Hudson, and while lyag to came in col
lision with her and had quarter rad, stanehe, us
and stern boat, Re, stove.
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Ellsworth. Jan 9th,
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Madame Zadoc P6rters
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the public for over is years,
and has acquired its present
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mrnled by those who Laya
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MADAME ZADOC PORTER'S
GREAT COUGH REMEDY.

Marianne u iDOC POR
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to directions, TO cure in all
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N EW FIR Nc.

MAIN STREET, ELLSWORTH ME.
Fs1lIE subscribers have ken the store formerly
4 occupied BY i. A. BUTTON, on Main street,
and are now opening large and well selected
stock of Goods, just purchased in Boston, among
which are the following:
The New York herald., 1864-10-04

| .----... AMUsEmEsTs.
| Ao4psay bIrsd,ar or MusIc.-rrALIAs osRRE -
Tais TUESDAY Even NJ oc,oc- = a.an
yerass aSsseosS osS,,1 sssossrip.ioa osips aiss,;I
Dygs1r Ia rsHTTaraa. rsTs "a f'ufa''s
ssa''n' T. ssAssssha &. fs Art sDpsau's,
Mss '',oeseSas. s1sass.,s !, MA. 4 k.sEiszdt RPcHnrUrt
.opssss ssssis aAsSAsIzutsSsi ESaf sS!sis ..e ......
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scss g " M rsis ~
sag aPis s.S5as 5 sS;T.s;s ss sSsssaa ssa;
"WEDNESDAY -Firs. time this season rrsncnss cousas
18th Mr. @ssE Ks cSsrs. ysssr .r John qa
Ds Dsn ana Aiss hadsne Henrisues IN their csesrais4
IN. Mi. NARY BARszrr win max. her ar.s svps.-a.ss
A'' 9a'''' acted assl Xstb Uss comedy s''s
H. III a S. sa @ NJ IT.
r,u sqes hi' season Miss x~y Barrett Ma, n
THTRsDAY-thtrd time, Lcok Bsf,rs yoa Lesv
sXTUEDAY@TIc rolles oV Nigh. and ny VIE. MA
Foks OLD 4. sowEsy 1asArRs.
- rag BULL FIGHTER.
,.sss. s'"s q. sss. ss
Also tho capital new play 81 the
rHE ruEE SHssf AsS
VIII appear nightly In the above pieces
DRxANTs' MINsTRELs.
ID - Mechaacs' Hall. l72 Broadway.
MONDAY. Oct >. and during the week.
ar'%,S Sss,iF;
New Songs Dances Burlcslues Plantation Pecuarit1eA
Admission $50 cents Reserved sesa 20 cents
Box book open from 9ula Commences at TX.
NTIBLo's sALooN-coMMENoISd MONDAY. ooro.
comprehen sibe and mysterions All former spiritual
ether manifestations compesaiy ec!ped by the woaisrf
w THORPE BROTHERS
who have recently become the mediums or the most
velous festations witnessed b. mortal man.
They nave private to thousands pcops0
faed to bewder. II not 10 convince the most nvetersts
dsbeiever In spiritual manifestations They make
TO what produces these displays OF
tarieus power but the pub through ot
the and the They only olat8
that they ono the mediums through wnom such
derful manifestations can be produced and ask the pab
to see and Judge for Themselves
Instead OF being tied with ropes as othsrs have boon
which easily be united aud frequently and pao
cy have beeutheir handt securely fastened N oocc
which Is impos ible for them to reach with hsy
hands Being thus secured IN closet the woudsru mani
stations begln consisting Of Beating of prum Knnne
Bells Playing the Hand organ and other MuslcN ns,yu
appearance what seems be spirit Hands anS
Arms Apparitions &C. &C., and continue for some mo
ment to the utter asonshment OF even tho increduous
spectators.
Doors open att; Seances commence u o'clock
Cards of admission, so cents No half price -
Seats be secured at the hall during the DAY. from 10
6o'ciock. without extra charge
The New York herald., 1864-10-04
MILITARY AND NAVAL.

MILITAAY AND NAyAL.
,o,s sas OaAy5,ESsff yy5o,ESsfStAts1 AaAs1 CHANGE -FOs
AND 4SsssssE
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;;ss s9sSsSFsIs SsS n street.
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ssafGRs4 Il sSl lonx o4vAInr
w.Aas'ao Il p; r 1R 90 'd soldier
e sss Tsss e ss sss' e9 Hs; aa this '' the 'n
WHARF ma must
TsaS a5sIssH S.ss sS6sTfss r.s
ONE THousAfSBo Sok 4ss oSk Tqgs.HEs 2ssH DOLLARS
e
xcsaps,sns surgeon win bs in attendance examine
.ad l4
s:;s ss$Sas isSa;. !, issss;sss4' $$:!Ss
READ THIS
Sourssif ana !. ..'''s !. a0'n' A' 90 '''
no ss.5s RoYsTY s. n.. hi. bounty
win LIS Win xs's :;
fs ssss
Barney,
gallant old ccrrs now stationed At Harpers Ferry Is By
the Supervisors OF different towns have allowed them
500 BOUNTY FOR ONE YEAR MEN,
Whaever bounty brokers and rupners may tell you that
HIGHEST BOUNTY NOW PAID.
.hsy win eaist their men to the credit Of that town. and
GET THEM EVERY CENT POSSIBLE.
This bounty with the makes SIT Is week for the
year. more than any man can earn at home.
De aed ph Pam Inn IN rsn na except ne & eaPian M WIZ
make The men con;ented aud each new company good
COME AND SEE THE CAPTAIN
who VIII give yon every Information whsther enlist In
his compans or not,
aa caEa SIGsds EHkLY fSnsr s THE Fl k'ios hx pace
t'. BEFORE NINE O'CLOCK, IF POSSIBLE.
A GOOD oHASeE yniusyssas EoS SUBSTITUTES AND
NEW YORK HARBOR FoRTIFIcATIoNs
FePs mfn bA aiassa '0npss ssrErH BATTERY
cSs YhsR s''sA sa oNE S FEAR ss'1 h'''ea one YEAR
money. &C., amounting In all to nearly dol,
Msn wanted for Cavalry, Artillery. Infantry Engineer
4 few good men vented for for the Marine corps.
supervisors Town Committees Drafted men promptly
Furnished with Volunteers and Substitutes.
-. S0. IPAgK gE PLAcE PLAcE ssEAR gRoApwAY,
In the basement f
4es1 l. 1 1 rASnok: rEAtSSnnAkDSoS'
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-26
HaH York narkel

NV HORE, Dscomber -
00EF0N-Dun aud scarcely % arm; = SS91< fOr
FLouR-state and Western dali and eloso4 g
Zoe lower $40 Is for Extra Staie 81 % ID
ELeEa =. q. o. aRd 81 1O,SI2OO Tor RFads brAuds
WHIskE-Opene1 heavy and unssttlod hat eioGs
e Urn and more asttVUS - ls9a - for STATE aBd
t42O69 - ior Western.
WHEAE-DuD and 209e lower coed AIluaukas
club !22S Whit AishisAn = e5, ~ 50 a.
BARLEH-Dull.
c0ES--Dulsa d no-nlsal, =. 81 sssISI Eot Mid
Westsrn - stare and delivered --.I.s
OAFS-A shade 6Fmor and more active e q ga
EYE-R1l ana Gntirely mammal. ai... -.y
OO1IEe-DuI. . l
hUaAR-Quiet; Anse0yadO ls1fSGIe
h0hAsSES-Dun and nomluAa. -t...
REFRoLEUM-DullS cFndo 81 RHAReA IN boa1
7z97Se5 Reaned freo S2e.
WOOl-Qnist. i'i- TOO ~
H0RK--Opaned decidedly lower but elosod With
aettve speculative demand ~ IS 6o1f9s9 = f0T
1854 mess, ealf and regular way, eI-Ilng at ths
Latter FpGGs $40 50041 % for nsW msal s85 - NJ
prtlna IS O0G39 mr. prime mes. AII0 40 bbis
noW meas Tor JanuaIIs blyGTa option o. 80 go -
and 1850 6bls Is6J-6f moSl for JanuiTY G1uIG' snd
buyGr'a option - Sf06a0 50. --lsI..la
hEHf-UnrhAngod.
OUT NJ AfS-Steady
BACON-Sldos arm.
DAESsED HOGs-Dal ct lIaI71le Tor Wsstsra.
LARD-HsaVG ~ 2O02l3<.
BufHkR-oulsg ald unehaaEed-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-26

LOUIsvILLB, Dec. 24.-Lyon's forces Is
timated at from two 70 three thousand cav
airy aud six pieces Of artillery, struck the
Louisville and Nashville railroad at Eliza
BEETHOVEN, aud destroyed q few unimpOf.
lant spans over Bacon creek, small
stream, then turned north, and are now
threatening an important trestle work at
MuldTaugh Hill.
LsgraDge's brigade Of McCOOk's diVis-
on is close upon Lyons rear, aud our mil
itary authorities are prepared TO give Lyons
q warm reception.
Yesterday evening the steamer Morning
Star, Capt. Ballard, bound upward from
Evansville to Louisville, put in ct Lewis
port and was boarded by gang Of fifty
guerrillss, under Capt Davidson They
robbed the passengers Of about So 900 in
the aggregate, fired shots while on the
boat at parties in the cabin, injuring no
one. but subsequently killed some dis
charged soldiers on deck.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-26

NEW YoRK, Dec. 24.-GOId is weak and
lower. The adjournment Of business until
Tuesday produces an indispOsitiOn to boy,
and transactions are nominal At 2319
232t. The interesting discovery has been
made that some of the gold bags transferred
in sales have been tempered with, and in-
stead Of containing al gold have mixed
with the coin stones, old iron, new pen.
mics aud old, to make weights.
The COMMERCIALS Washington special
says the weather is mOdeFating, and the
prospect Is that navigation will soOR be
resumed on the Potomac.
The Posts Washington special says the
latest adViceB from Canada render it oer-
tain that there will be no trouble between
our government and the authorities of that
province.
The receipts at the Internal Revenue
bureau during the month Of Decem6er,
amounts to twenty million dollars. The
Commissioner of Internal Revenue has
decided that scrap iron, heretofore taxed,
ia subject to tax under the internal rev.
enue law, the tax upon it in the ore having
already been paid.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-26

b@-A WAIF.-Early on Saturday morn
ing little dead body, carefully WRAPPED
10 gentleman's shawl, was found lying at
the mouth of an alley leading from Quincy
to Monroe street. The person who first
made the discovery, being somewhat timid,
no sooner saw the white and stark body,
than he hurried off to advise another of what
he had found, and the two returned to the
spot The shawl was unfoIded slowly and
cautiously, and the body exposed to the
slew. There was clotted blood about it's
open mouth and terrible to relate it had
been literally disembowled and a rude
stick sharpened at either end and common.
ly called "skewer," had been thrust
through each of its little four arms. The
body was that of little harmless pig which
had been slain. dressed and hung up to
freeze for somebody's Christmas dinner,
aud which had doubtless been stolen dur
ing the night by some rascal, who, finding
himself pursued had thrown down his
burthen where it was found. The pig is
apparently OF the Berkshire breed, and If
not called for will be given to some of the
poor people who have bespoken it for a
roast in that event.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-26

B8THR RIVER continues to fall very
rapidly, but there is still sufficient water
for all purposes and enough floating ice to
compel steamers to move cautiously and
to experience an unpleasant feeling of in
security. The packets arrived and depart
ed as usual.
The big steamer Peoria City, Capt. Han
t5ck, is now lying alongside the wharf
boat She expects to get of some time
this week. The following are her dimen-
siOns: Length. 2sl feet; beam. SO feet;
HSold, st feet. She has four boilers "a
feet long and AZ inches in diameter; the
engines are feet stroke and asa feet in
diameter. The Hull was built by Wm.
Lsrmer, of sardis, boilers and machinery
by sweeusys & Co., cabin by Hanes 4
Beam, and the painting was done by ]. NJ.
Stuart. The Peoria City is owned by the
Illinois River Packet Company, and will
run between St. Louis and Peoria City.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-26
New YorkMOnsy Market.

nv NUEIl Ul1l-lIlT =
M0NHF-AetiVs and AFmer - per cent
STERLING RXOHANaE-Qmot a. lO09HRlOg9<
GOLD--DulI and lower; opening At al, aSelinIl,E
70 z2oSSSS, and closing IT 32l1<
The S0tal exports Of sPeeiS to-day GAs Si3SOOO.
6OVERSMENES FOCKS-Oloss4 very strong with
active demand for 10 20s and nsG 500 Ehs 1ol-
lowing are the Quotations 81 S.4S p m.-U. {; 6'A,
81, coupons, on bid, los: $50 coupons ile; 1919
coupons IOl; certificates 81.
RAILROAD STOCKS-Ceyeland AID Pittsburgh.
g. PJTt Wayne 1O29k-
NAV YORK, December 2i-Tbero was No second
session held today. Toe stock EEshaogs has "a
1Ourned tin Tuesday mkt. MOnday vii b kSpt ~
holiday By tue Banks aud other nna1etAl tnstts1-
tiouI. EhS Custom HOuss viii Be open O1s houE G1E
the tTansaction d Indispensable blIinoSI.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-26
Foreign NaHa.

ST. JoHEs, N. B., Dec. 24.-The steam.
ship Russian, from Liverpool on the 18th,
win Londonderry, on the 10th, arrived off
Cape Race at O'Clock. this p. N. She
was boarded by the news boat-And Press
aud q summary of her news obtained.
which is 6 days later than that per the At
riea ct Boston.
The news by the Peruvian Is of no spe-
eial importance
The British emancipation Secretary had
presented q c0ngTatulatOry address 70 Mr..
Adams, the American Minister, upon Mr..
Line0lpia Ee,eieetion.
AmeFishn Adgices in view Of Shermsn's
progress u Georgia snd Hoods operations
in Tennessee EeFe regarded Withthe great
est interest,". The Globe says thst since
the beginuing d the war there was never
greater interest 81 stake q
The London Times urges the opening Of
negotiations In regard 70 the American
war, saying L must come 70 this at IasG,
and the sooner & does come Il will be bet
ter for America and The world q large.
Sales Of cotton - the Liverpool market
for the days was rs 600 bales, the market
closing uuchsnged4 ~
The London Times zsayll that the war,
unless ended By uegDtiatipn and mutual
compromise, must 60 % until the South
is made bowling wilderness, and the
North prostratsd 6nanei9ily and CONNER
ciRlly for years.
Geld continues 20 hOW into the Bank Of
England, but there are large Withdrawals
for export TO Egypt, which eodntefaet The
receipts, and . further immediats rsdue.
tiop ia the Bank rates OF discount Wps
made
LIVERPOOL, Dec. I6.-Fhe eotssn Bro
kers' Circular reports the sales Of Sc iTsek
at $4,000 bales. Toe market Was easier
and quotations were barely maintained.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-26
'~LT. Coz. FRY of fine 2stb ob,o =

/ BDLT. Coz. FRY of the 2sth Ohio In
fsntry, is now acting Provost Marshal ~
the City in place of Lieut.. Henry KNAPP
whose term of service has expired and who
will be mustered out in q few days. Sol.
dtsrs awaiting muster out will report to
Col Fry hereafter, instead of 1t. Knapp.
In speaking of the arriyal of Dol. Fry's
detachment of the 2sthsL Ohio Infantry a
few days ago to act as q provost guard,
we stated that it numbered about 160men.
There are over three hundred men in the
detsehment. One company. how sar, has
gone to Parkersburg.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-26

NEw YoRK. Dec. 24.-Ths President has
granted Al unconditional pardon 70 VIM.
Tuckerman, who was convicted of robbing
the mails between New York aud Boston,
abOat 8 years ago. he was senteneed for
40 years. Since his imprisonment his con-
duet is said 70 have been such as 70 gain
the sympathy Of all connected with the
prison.
An ordinance passed the Board Of Alder
man Io.day, prohibiting sprinkling the
streets with salt, for the purpose of melt
ing the snow, under peualty.
The leader Of the Port KerVis gang Of
counterfeiters, has been sentenced 70 hard
labor 10 the State prison for eve years.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-26

OAIRo, Dec. 24-The steamer Niagara
from New Orleans on the 1Tth. has arrived.
The Evening Star from New York arrived
yesterday. The Cromwell for New, Y ork left
on the 18th, with the prize steamer Julia
of Nassau, with assorted cargo, captured
of Brazos river, by the United States
steamer Deer. The Gun boat Narcissus
was blown TAP in Mobile Bay on the 9th.
by torpedo. No lives lost, but several
persons scalded. All her material was sa-
Ved. and the boat will probably be raised.
Cotton in good request at 81 1901 20.
Sugar mo!asses frmer at 20@24i. Flour
active, mostly for forwarding.
Gen. Dana ordered ell army ammunition
or military Pyrotechuics in the hands Of
private citizens by military permission to
be shipped north of Cairo, previous TO the
1st of January. Persons found with such
after that date will be arrested and impris-
oued
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-26

BBA VR1ATIoUs DELAY.-The train
due here on saturday morning otsf the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, did not ar.
rive until noon. 1t laid at Lfttleton all
night. The conductor had been led to
believe that there was train going east,
and he was unwilling to take the road for
fear of collision. Another train from the
east came up in the morning and the CON-
ductor being advised that the road was
clear came on much to the relief of the
passengers.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-26
r-THr LATE TERRIBLE Aoo1nRrv on

wTHE LATE TERRIBLE AooIDEHT ON
rHE CLEVELAND RA1LRoAD.-Slx PRRsoss
KILLED AsD TWENTY Oh THIRTY WouHDED.
The telegraph on Saturday morning
made brief mention Of terrible accident
which occurred on the Cleveland Railroad,
near Hudson, on Friday morning. The
train which was coming this way, consisted
Of three passenger cars and the baggage
car. When about one mile from Hudson,
it met with terrible accident, the partic-
ulars of which, SO far as known, are these:
When the train was crossing a bridge,
about thirty feet long, and some ten or
twelve feet high, after the engine and bag.
gage car had passed over, either wheel,
axle. or rail broke. The first passenger
Year pitched down, followed by the two
Others, and all of tn em were piled in the
gorge, a mass of ruins, wherein the killed,
wounded and the uniDjured were mingled,
causing horrible scene.
Thosetha we're not hurt Immediately set
about extricating those who were not SO
fortunate.
twas found that six persons were killed
outright, ten or twelve seriously injured,
and fifteen or twenty slightly. The names
Of the killed are as follows:
n. Perry, Cleveland.
John Robertson, Petersburg, Mich.
Mrs. John Robertson, Petersburg, Mich.
DR.. B. II. Miller, Minerva, o.
Stephen Robertson, Akron, o.
lady, name not known, Adrian, Mich.
DE-. William BOch, of Pittsburgh, had a
leg broken. Miss Moody, of Akron, and
Miss Hall, of Wellsville, were seriously in
juted The names of the others injured
We have not been able to ascertain. Meas
ures we're Immediately taken to remove
the wounded to Hudson, the citizens of
which place did everything in their power
ONtheir comfort.
The Railroad Company procured sur
geOns from every quarter, and it is be-
lievsd that everything in this particular
was done that could he done under the
circumstances.
\ After the wreck had been cleared The
cSa took fire, but no one was injured
ihersfrom.
The precise cause of the accident is as
yet unknown. The bridge was compare
lively new, and was regarded as an un.
usually strong one. The engineer says he.
perceived no unusual motion or anything
wrong before the cars took the plunge.