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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1870-01-15
4 Difference Between Doctors.

n Dlnefence Between D0ctOrSs
A corresponding &C." who q used the
Democrat somewhat freely" during the
beatitude of the reigning sovereign, is COM
planned of by the said sovereign on his res
toration, in the above strain for giving ex-
preston to the very literal and obvious
fact, that the old dogmas and theories ofthe
Democratic party, as well as the atore-
said party itself, were defunct, and that the
deciples of that party who have escaped
the rebellion, and who are now, as it were,
wandering in the regions of Hades, should
address themselves to the new order of
things. The editor is evidently a strong
believer in the resurrection of the dead, even
in the resurrection of the damned for he in
dignantly spurns the death charge. We,
with the audaeious &c, had begun to think
that the rebellion had been pretty effect
ually played out-which in politics means
killed. States Rights estates Sover-
eighty ct a1 high sounding phrases which
this Democratic party of the "good old
time" whilom used in practicing their in
W tiSSoiFt lilS NOHStitutloh-
while they most solemnly declared that in
strument to be inyiolablc sacred! etc, etc,
their purpose being to found a slave en-
pire on its ruins. AS for the appearance
of these principles" again in the present
age of the world, we confess we must again
coneide with &C. in having no hope;
while as for the 90 Democratic > party still
retaining the vital spark, if the editor has
exhausted all his powers of hearing, seeing
and feeling, to discover its defunct and
corpse-like condition, and remains still in
credulous to the obvious fact, we advise
him to nse his Obligatory organs, and after
this test if he ism t satisfied, that alas . it is
no more, then indeed, in his case, the
poetry becomes literally prose, and
"A rose by any other name would smell
as sweet -
to him. Smell of it, Mr. Editor, smell of
it, and We will be satisfied that &C" is
right, and the Democrat will never descant
on Cuffs" disagrceable odor again.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1870-01-15

pSTCHCMAMCH or Soul Charming.
l. A wonderful book: it shows how either can
fscinate any one they wish instantly. tAll possess
this p"w-r) 1t teaches how get rich. Alchemy
Dr. p"cs and Aliens Cabtlia. Bindings. Sorceries
lncantations Demonology, Magic, Mcsneri.ln Spirit
uasnl, Marriage Guide and Thousand other wonders
Sent 10y mail for % cents Address 7. WILLIAM CO.
Publishers. South Seventh Street, Philadelphia Pa
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-06-04
IIST OF AGENTS.

VILE, CHURCH RUN AND VIC
PHEN "OoF. Office, iIamiltons {
ress Titusyille, Pa. Assistant, John
lille, CHURCH RUN AND vICI
| THOMAS. Office and address, NJ
.e. itusville, Pa
URG AND yICINITY-GEORGE !
lce, shamburg; residence, Titusville, ]
A. A. Vest.
PRISE, PLEAsANTvILLE, BEA
Nj PlTU0LE-GEORGE W. VA
lffice and address, Chase House, Pies
assistant, II. G. Uuntiugton.
y AND WEST inCKORY-CHA
Office ana address, Exp ess Office, Tid
Assistant, f. &. Bearlsey.
EUM CENTkE AND VICINITY
ON Office andaddrcss, Petroleum Cen
'sistGnt, Charles Blackford.
Nd BLOOD FARMS and District lyine
and Cherry Run. from Story Farm to
rille--JAnES SAUNDERS. Address
Pa. Assi-tants. Luther B. Saunders,
ochrnn and william Hoyt.
lChNlLLE, OIL CITY AND RENO
81. Address, Oil City or Reno, Pa
Mead
y, ALONG THE ALLEGHENY rIv.
BIER. O.i:ce and address. Franklin, Pa
I. ASS, FOSTER FARM S PAnkE h'S
= ICHARD W. REDFIGLD. Office
: uuberass, Ia. Assistant, X. W. Por.
~ " kmlentOn, Pa.
m GlNIA-C. ID. ANGEL. and II. +.
ir, 81, Pnrkersburg. Vest Virginia.
~ Petruleuru Torpedo Go.
niey9-dly.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-06-04

Friends aui patrons, ono andal,
Your attention to my "biz" would cali;
Tim,s are dul an money tight,
But ia these times I'm looking FOR light;
To thos, Who are building rigs without number,
would inlorn--ihia is the place to bug Lumber;
Nv motto ia tbs: "oric Sales ard Small rroft,"
For business i. healthy and think much OF Il;
IN qrality my Lumber Is second to none,
And as for Shingles, keep 10. I;
some may not look nt it in the light DO,
And for ,Aose have gnaity No.2;
And to those who nre ra-ticulnr-as some may bs,
l stiil have anothu qua'ily called No
| / have good seasoned Lumber, Dressed up nice,
Which will sell at a low cash price;
Such as Flooring, Ceiling and siding, .ooth RouGh
and Dressed,
I.atll, Battens and suIr.ced Lumber, all of the
bcs,;
/ also have Rig g'Lrmter Of all kinds,
At prices to compare with oil and hard tines;
All kinds OF Timber kept constantly on hand,
And box Of Cigars Of very good brand;
My f,cilities for sci ins are surely without nrmbe
| always keep good teams to deliver good Lumber
So if You want Lumber, Rough, Dressed sof Q
Hard,
You will find Just what you want at L NJ SIS Lun
her Yad.
fcbl9tf
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-06-04
CAUTION.

public ii cautioned against emplO.
regularly authorized Agents of tn,
&c the Roberts Patent cover the III
o and all explosive materials for o
use of such materials ny other par
nfringemcnt of their rights. ANY pl
.any Of the ROBERTS PATENTS
ith according 10 law, and AZ acting &
)wingly in defiance of law and the d
jOurts
Ompany have ro.organlzed their |
lew to accommodate Oil Men in eve
vi Region. They have employed tn
Agents and Assistants thGt can lie p
business. Eacn Torpedo i labe,le,
patents, together with the price of Il
d signed by an officer Of the Comp;
'erator wishing "a Torpedo may Ia
whether it came from our o.lic3.
ors will confer II favor by reporting
negligence Of AGENTS.
lowing named persons have been a
and Assistant AGENTS for the Oil
ilvania and v est Virginia.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-06-04
TIN AND REPAIR shop

Thanking orr friends for their liberal PATRONAGE
in the past, we she'll use our best elOn. 40 mtrit
Is COZ, .uuance. .ilI;a l'
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-06-04

TITUS Y
TY-STE I
store, add 7
SERVER.
'TIrUSN .
MY-H. ! !
sion Hon i,
SHAME
IN. On
Assistant,
ENTER
FARM 4
NLIET. {
| aniville. ,
TIDIOU
| CLARK. I
| oute. Pa.
| PETROL
| LEVI MAS
tire, Pa. A
| TARR A.
on Oil Cresl
| McC lintock
rarr Farm,
| Charles u. {
| McCLlNlt
IA. s. wv
| Assistant, N.
| + ANkLl
| Err VII
| SCRURG
! LANpIN'i--
; and addr, -, :
| tcriield, ad DIRE.
| w EST VIE
COOK A.ddr
! EOk orr
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-10-13

Owing TO the continued illness of
Judge Lippincott, Parker Tuck Esq. of
Bucksport. Judge Of Probate for Hancock
County, was present and held the session
Probate Court in Machias October 4th.
The store of Messrs. r. +. Eaton
& Co. at Green's Landing, Deer Isle. was
entirely consumed by fire on Saturday
evening of last week. Mr.. Eaton closed
the store at 3 o'clock that afternoon and
went to Isle au Haut. the fire occurring
during his absence. His insurance had ex-
PRED short time before and had not been
renewed.
A new school house has recently been
erected In South Hancock. somewhat in
the modern style TO take the place of the
old and iilapidated one in District No. :.
When finished we think it will be good
one. and contribute much to the health
and convenience of both the teacher and
his pupils.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-10-13

Loss OF 4 MAINE VEssEL.-Sch. Ella of
Stockton. from Bangor to Boston. sunk
Of Wallis Sands on Friday. Capt. John
Reed. Levi Il. Knight and Charles Howard.
all on board. were saved. The schooner
was sixty-three ton vessel, loaded with
brick and lumber. She sprang aleak
Thursday night at IL o'clock. between
Boon Island and Portsmouth harbor; tried
to make Portsmouth harbor. and failed.
being too full of water to make the en-
trance. The flag was hosted union down
for assistance. but was not noticed by
passing vessels. although seen ut Whales
Back Light Hous three miles distant
The keeper Of the light put out = notice TO
inward vessels that the Ella needed aid.
but none of them passed near enough 10
read il. The Ella sank in an hour and
half at anchor near Saddle Rock Reef.
one and half miles from Wallis Sands.
The wind being northeast. heavy sea
Sands in a boat-The Elias masts are
several feet above water NJ high tide. The
vessel is u total loss. and i breaking mp.
Her deck-load of lumber. laths. &c. /.
strewn along the beach. Her deck has
washed ashore. Her cargo was consigned
TO Boston paitie>.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-10-13

sch. r Ia, of stockton Reed. from Bangor for
Boston. with lumber and bric>, sprung aleak
Thursday night, between Boon Island aud Ports
mouth and was run ashore about nile ana
hall from Wallis sands. where she IL brcaki (
NJ. The captain and ere succeeded IN landing
In the boat, notwi h,tanding t.ic heavy sea.
iirlg Executive, III aui IRON bangor for MaIc-
IA. was abandoned ID Inst, IN sinking condi-
tioa. The erxw arrived at New YORK yth inst.
The unknosn schr winch was towcI ,uto Edgar
town iew days siace. bottom up, proves 10 bs
the Edward hing, OF aud from Jonc.purt Tor New
lork with PA x. one l. -cppo-cd TO nave been
capsizrd aud ali hand, lost. The captains name
Wa, y J Msnsie'd. and the mates " aliace Cole.
sch. Essex, Romer, from fremont Tor Boston,
put into MiltDridge 18th ult., Ior repairs, having
bcen run Inio by sch. North Cape, from Bangor,
and lost malnbopn.
Avc..ei belonging 70 Mr.. Anderson OF South
ae.t Harbor went ashore at that place during
the gale The I-lh and will he total loss except
sails, and rigging
sch, Friendship, jordan, from Bangor for
salsd, capstkcd in The bay sth inst And
emitted ashore the easierly side OF Misery
Island, below >alcm.-Nc-sca and cargo q fetal
loss. t.cw saved.
Brls Executive, OF Bangor, before repol tel dis
ma-ted, Mas abandoned Inst aud the captain
ani CrcS have arrived at norfolk.
BaTQac j. u. bradley, of luck port, II New
foTs from Dublin, Host and split sdiI-
sea DAVID Talbot, Lem Philadelphia Tor Mobile
ut Into >Iuithvllic 7lh last, having lost main
boom aud -piit sails
>rn Elia. tof >tocAton) Reed. from Bangor Tor
Boston, sprung aIeak a. O'Clock THURSDAY ighi
and IN attempting ~ make Portsmouth nAtbor.
vent as8Orr and suns near saddle KocE Reel
about I. mile anI . halt III Wallis sands, ani =
last accounts Was fast Or aSiDg up. hcr cargo
bying -tsewn along tue beach.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-10-13
SATURDAY. Oct. stb

AsSNOAss oct. OH, lSsV
The following report is obtained by p.rtic.
ulsr observation on the market, and the ouo.
tstiOns are the prices paid for produce from
the country teams this day. or about the nv
ersge for the week past:
HAY-LOose hay is in good demand on the
market. and the best qualities have sold ,n, :
ing the past week at from $40 to 81. and s23
per ton. The inferior r.des might be ono,rd
at from ia to &l6, and tls per ton.
SrRAw-LO0se straw is worth from As to
tIO per ton for the best grade. but there i.
considerable brought In OF n door ou.i,tr
which sells at . low price.
OATS are selling at about 90 cent, per
bushel, though occasionally load Of extra
ones is sold trife higher.
Barley 81 !. now selling currently on on.
price paid for good clean article.
BEANs-Yellow eyes = worth from q .
to 2.3O per bushel, and extra hsnd-piked pea
beans are worth from 80 to 2.75.
BUTTER-what would be called q nice ar
ticie Of lump il scarce, and would readily sell
ut from 10 to ~ and IS cents, but common
lump. and solid Il plenty, snd we should quote
II ut from - TO - cents per pOund-we will
state In &. Connection with the above report that
the present season has been very poor one
for making butter, and thar = nice article il
rarely found on the market
CHICKENS are brought in quite plenty. snd
sell vt about 10 cents per pc md for common
and fair lots, but An extra line Of birdie would
bring IS cents.
Eggs are selling on our market at y cents
POTATOEs are coming in plenty and sold to.
day 1t from 10 t. g and 70 cents per bushel
HOUND hogs are worth from II to IL cents
per pound. sccorfing to size and quality.
WOOD-Sessoued hard wool il worth from
Z; ..W 2 80 pel c sS.a, :od goo dry soft wood
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-10-13
BUSINESS NOTICES

GRAPH gives rise To Ia. living. and inc-es>c-
the desire for making rspid fortune-->pme
wishing 10 oUtstrip, sud Others to b., at lra~
equal 10. their neighbpr.. In order 10 keep
up with thi. eager and unequal contest. the
brain l. taxed to IT. utmost power. while hu-
manl;y i rendered an easy prey to disease .
The Heart. Liyef. stomach, lung. or Nervous
system become, afflicted. and ,icknc-. In the
form OF Heart Disease. JauniIce, Dyspepsia.
Bronchitis, Consumption. Par,iy IL, or Manst.
i the result. The u-r ofFFLLow>' CoMr,U>p
SYRUP OF lIYPpPHo>PHi viii enable the
mind TO sustain greater strain uufctirrcd by
conflicting thought. and unweari q by coutln-
ucd study. IL impaTt, power OF concentration.
What before seemed difficult OF solution BE-
comes comparatively easy. snd the body j.
hts.caiy stronger under H. use.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-10-13
ELLSWORTH PRICE CURRENT

APPLEs-Baldwin,s 81 y; Co king. &c 10.
Dried, 10. IA
BUTTER-A0. -
BEANS-fellow eyed s2.5O; Pea 20 2.5o.
CHEESE-ls TO 20.
CORN-1.l5. al.20.
FLOUR-$G to 5000
GkAlN-Barley. 30, Oats, Is,
Rye. Is 6 -.
HAY-t20 %.
HIDES 4 SklNS-Sheep skins, 80. = 81.
di.ies, &c. Calf skins, ljcts.
LlME-el. 40 per cask.
MEAl-Corn.1l 20, Rye, 81. 30 u $50.
POrArOES-6O
PKODUCE-Esgs 20: Domestic Lard. 20 to Is.
PkOVlSlONS-kound Hog. Aa 10 Beet 10 10
Clear Salt Pork, $500 81 90.
Mutton,9 loo per ID. Spring
Lamb . 10c. Turkeys 20 %
Chickens. Is; TO IL Veal to8.
Ham Is = 2Oc.
TALLOW-kough &c Rendered I-2 10 IL.
WOOD-Hard - 20 s 90. Mill 90 "a W.
WOOL-Fieeoe 81 Palled 81 to 70.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-10-13
A Proclamation by the President.
WASHINGTON, Oct. s.
By the President of the United States Of
Ana,ica
A PROCLAMATION.

PROCLAMATION.
Whereas, on the ed day Of August,
1870, my Proclamation was issued en-.
joining neutrality in the present war
between France and the North German
Confederation aud its allies, and declar-
ing, so far as seemed to be necessary.
the respective rights and obligations of
the belligerent parties and Of the citizens
of the United States: And, whereas,
subsequent information gives reason 10
apprehend that armed cruisers of the
belligerents may be tempted TO abuse
the hospita lily awarded to them in the
ports of the United States, By making
such waters subservient to the purposes
Of war.
Now, therefore, l, Ulysses S. Grant.
President of the United States OF
America, do hereby proclaim aud de-
clare that any frequenting and use OF
the waters within the jurisdiction Of
the United States by the armed vessels
OF either belligerent, whether public
ships or privateers, for the purpose of
preparing tor hostile operations, or as
posts OF observations of the ships of war,
or privateers, or merchant vessels of
the other belligerent, lying within, or
being about to enter within the jurisdic.
ton of the United States, must be re-
garded as nnfriendly and offensive, and
in violation of that neutrality which il
is the determination Of the Government
to observe and carry out to the end /;
and that the hazard and Inconvenience
OF such apprehended practices may be
avoided, further proclaim and declare
that from and after the 18th day OF
October, and during the continuance of
the present hostilities between France
and the North German Confederation
and its allies, no shipOf waror privateer
of either of the belligerents shall be per-
mitted to make use of any port, harbor,
or roadstead, or other waters within the
jurisdiction OF the United States, as a
station or place of resort forany warlike
purpose, or for the purpose of obtaining
any facilities or warlike equipments;
and no ship of war Orprivateer of either
belligerent shall be permitted to sail
out Of or leave any port, harbor or road
stead. or waters subject TO the jurisdic-
ton of the United States. from which
vessel Of the other belIigerent, whether
the same shall be ship Of war, priva-
teer, or . merchant ship, shall have
previously departed, until after the ex-
piration of 1t least twenty-foar hours
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-10-13

about the discussion OF important histori-
col and political questions by men Of high
Official standing, and thus, In another way,
enlarged its interest. Such contributions
as those lately furnished by Mr.. Thurlow
Weed, ex-Sccretary Wells, ex-Attorney-
General Black. and observation-disclosures al
King, have been striking and valuable
novelties in our magazine literature |;
while such articles as those Of Justin Nc
Csrthy on foreign politics and notabilities
have been equally interesting and instruc-
tive.
We did not intend to devote so much
space TO the GALAXY. but its vigor. ITS en-
terprise. Its full and scholarly editorial
department, its liberality to contributors,
and its new and admirable features have
compelled us to make this recognition.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-10-13

Many valuable horses die from the ono,t, ut
cole. The b--t thing TO do 10 the case Of thi-
kind. Is 10 pour "A bottle OF Johnson ano,ly ne
Liniment" into long ncracd Junk bottle. ibid
half pint OF molas>e- aud water. then pour
the whole down the horse, throat. Ia ten
minutes the horse will begin 10 eat.
'farson-' Puryaiiye fills" Will greatly re-
ieye, II not entirely care. dyspepsia. when
everything else fiils. They have been tri-i in
-oIne desperate Gases. AMI have given more
relief than any other medicine.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-10-13
MARINE LIST.
Those interested in vessels will please
send list ofsuch as they desire reported.


Donessic Perts.
CAsTTNE.-Ar. Governor, Peterson, Grand
Bank
PORTLAND-Ar Oct 9Th, Astoria and Agriro
In for Boston: Hattie. fremont for Boston; Val
paraiso. Nj De ert. for Boston; Main. Lord, Sui
ffvan, for salem; Ar. Oct. 7lh, Northern Light.
y. Y, Tor Pembroke; Je ssie benton, Ca tine. for
Boston 7. Josephene. Eden, for Boston; J. Z.
Bent and Adriance for Boston and Newburvport
B0STON-Ar. TIN, Bellew, Addison; Valpa-
rai.o, from Mt. Desert; Dolphin, ord. Els
worth.
Ar 9Th Ratan Jardan.
NEW ioRK-Ar. 4th. HOOPER, Lancaster,
Calos; eth. J. W. Maitland and Zcavo, Els
worth st. Gsorge, n. II.
Ar 7th, Caroline Wallace. Cherry field
JACksONvILLE-Ai 2oth Mary a. Holt. Holt
Boston.
NoRfoLk-Ar lst, Gamma. Coombs. Boston.
BALTlMORE-Ar. +th, :tieorgie staples, from
wards Hole.
PARLIAMENTARY +th. Mrrceilus. Remiek,
Ellsworth.
NEW LoNDON-Ar. 9Th, Abby Watson, for
Boston.
sALEM-Ar. It'll, Pencinian, Turner. orland
Ar sth. srhs. Gloucester, Hodgkins, MI Desert (;
Main Lord, sullivan; CLIQUE. Eaton. Ellsworth
Isis. Bullock. Iangor.
Holmes Hole Ar 1th Boston. ,trout for Provi-
dencc-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-10-13
A Mosr ENcrlLYxr wnrNorxG MACHINE

4 MOsT EXCELLENT WHINGtSG MACHINE.
Some people are now buyiLg Clothes Wiring.
err. which have cog wheels on one or both
end OF the .hIfi, Yet these cbg wheels play en-.
tircl, apart when wringins larger clothes, and
sire then no better than the che ~ machines
without any cog wheels. We can rccoiuinc nj
To our readers the = Universal" a. IL la. OK
wheels with very long teeth. which are pre-
vented from throwing entirely apart by a
pa eni stop" which Is an Important improve
ment for the durability OF the machine Mass
H0EghnseA.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-10-13

NATURES HAIR RESTORATIVE excel,
ery-,hing. No dirt, no sediment, no poison
Perfectly reliable. II does the work rno>,
-fectually. A treatise giving full particular.
sent postage free upon application to PRocrER
BROS, Gloucester, Mass, sole agents. See nd :
yeIii.ement
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-10-13

Every family needs To keep in the house
something that will cure h@a,iache. toothach.
asue pains, lsmene,s, bruises. cramps and
other kinds Of pain and suffering. and what /,
there 80 good as Hsnne's Pain h illing Magic
Oh. Try it. sold by :. ID. wiggin & Co.
Ellsworth Ne.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-10-13

Ia >Omrsy,llc. Oct. 81. rs Rev. Il Il osEood.
AZ thc r.-idr.cc of the brides father Ar. Marx ID
stevens, AMI ais- tathArlnc j >putv- daug -itrr
o Jacob >omc>. D>q.
In ,ipuia. boro. Dcl. sth. by II ". >uae Esq.
Mt Amos D.. nnpIili 10 Ms, Josephine l.. Mar.
tin. both ot g..
10 Harrington, sept 10Th by Rev VI dunbar
Miimot II " ante, Of Addison, and Miss LsAAie q -.
Zoos. OF IL.
Ia Lawrence. oct. ith. by Rev. y. VI. Williams
oil Mcthuct, Mr. James -. khO. lc. OF Providence,
AMI MIS- A. Al. iia,uns,, OF Lawrence Ml,>
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-10-13

The Way ito minister To n mind diseased" l.
10 lake Peruvian syrup. projected solution
OF The prvtnxile OF irUn. which gives strength
and Nigor Ia the whole system. restore, the iii
Se,tlNc organs 10 perfect health, thereby ie-
>toFigg the mind TO lis natural igor.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-10-13
Probate Courts.

rtrswoRrH-I>t Wed Jan. RI 81 vi
..ni and Dec.-ad we'd. April Oh "''
lime. and 4th Wed. Oct
p,,.ruu1.-1st wed. July and Nov
,,,,.,,spoer-lst Wed. JAN. MAY ana sept.