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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-07-07
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MANHOOD AND @aassHQ0D !.
Published ~ TuE
PEABODY MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
No. nulflnch Street Boston

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Opposite Revere House
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THE SCIENCE OF LIFE, or SELF PRES ERV T.
rio>. Medical Treaties on The cause au.: Cure OF
ENH,t ~rED VITALITY. PREMATURE DECLINE IL
Mas, NERVOUS AND fHrsiC Al DEBILITY IIY roc
Ho>pRI,. and al other disease. arising iro.n the
EERoE> OF You I'll. or the I~DI-C RErioSs or EN-
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bound in cloth. DIR. \ II. HAYES. Author
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'aN'' ""tc ''"7'i'i aatva ~ Tue Potent Of.
... EDMUND BURK' sag
ate t'omyut.s,.r,..-

mir, X II. EDDY has made for me TIIi It'll
applications, in all but ONE Of ab,'i IN ~" I'm
have been granted. and that one is novel, Mas
such unmi stakable proof ct great *
ability on hts part leads me 20 rrrafp-Dr,t 4Af
ventors to Apply tn han 70 procure lAe- ,t, | 3D.
they may be sure Of having The n,, t ''sl''
attention begtowed un their cases ..t ,'''''N!
reasonable charges JOHN TI., I'LL .y
Boston Jan. /. I~-n-tvr mp
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The Ti,usville Herald moralizes after
this fashion:
Among the bright lights in the galaxy
of petroleum stars that have flashed into a
meteor.lke existence since the discovery o,
brakes illuminator on Watson Fl ats.
there IL one who has lately Appeared
above the oleaginous horizon, tbut is des-
tined 10 receive the attention of modern
s!ar-Sazers by reason OF his eccentric and
comet-like movements. From an honest,
hard-working, steady going Toy. by reason
of Sudden wealth. he has launched his
canoe upon the food of dissipation and
carousil, AMI unless, like the origina
Johnny Steele, he mends his ways, and set
ties down to 'teaming." he will not only
find hims'lf shipwrecked. but, in oil par
lsnce, .'cleaned ont and snatched as bald
beaded as ca1non ball" The races OF
the past season have been graced by the
presence.Of this 'oil prince" and proprie-
tors OF chuck-a-luck and other sweat-boiris
have smiled AS the youth from Hickory in
vested bis money on their tables. Aud now
comes the seqaei from the Forest Republi-
can:
"John Fagundas, one Of the owners OF
he famous Fagundas Farm. was arrested
on Monday last and brought TO this place
on the charge of stealing trunk from
Scott Hummason. proprietor Of the Ven-
ture House, Trunkeyville. a hearing was
had before Esquire Nerciliott, AMI the
prisoner was held TO bail in $1,000 for
his appearance at the next QIarter Ses-
sions. y. Y,Nv
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By this weeks Venanso Spectator we
learn of the retirement from that journal OF
Mr.. A. p. Whitaker, for many years the
senior editor and proprietor, the change be-
ing made necessary by his health be coming
impaired by too close confinement. During
his loag connection with the Spectator, Mr.
W. has succeeded in building up journal
that hos been credit to himself, and done
much toward building up the city of Frank
lin, and is probably more extensively read
than any other weekly journal in this Sec
tion of the State. We shall miss him
from the editorial fraternity, as 10 him we
are entitled ior many favors shown during a
period extending over nearly FIVE years with
which we have been identified with the
press of the oil region. We trust he may
speedily be restored to health. and prosper
ed in whatever undertaking he may engage
The paper will be published hereafter by
Mr.. John IL. Whitaker, and will lose none
of its interest, he being every way capable
of conducting it.
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Gold at ! p. m, lll5s

SHERIFF SALE The Pithole Railroad
was sold yesterday by the SSeriff of this
county for the sum Of $6l,O0O 1t was
struck down on the bid of Harvey Hen
derson, ESQ.,, of Meadville, who II iSsup-
posed bought it for the A. & q. W. II. Il.
Co.'S lessees. This sale covers the road
and all its fixtures. The Sheriff held abou
ninety executions against the concern The
money will be paid into court by tie Sher
iif and will be distributed by an auditor,
We presume, appointed by the court for that
purpose. Geo. V. Forman. Esq,, who has
been for long time Receiver for this road
was relieved from that position day before
yesterday.
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--latest an4 Most Important
: War News.

~ London, Oct. rs.
The capitula,ion of Metz was not signed
until Thursday night
The city will be occupied by the Germans
tomorrow. ~
The whole number of prisoners is now
represented at one buDdred and seventy
three thousand, including three Marshals
and six thousand officers.
Tours, Get. Is.
The following official dispatch is jns'
made public:
Bourg, Oct 2S-A telegram from Basle
announces that the Prussians have sn
Tered defeat between Mont Ddier and Be.
sancon. >-
They fled in disorder, taking with them
tity-three Wagons fl led with wounded,
and leaving twelve hundEel killed on tue
field.
Three hundred of the fugitives crossed
the frontiers into Swiss territory.
They were disarmed and directed 10 pro-
coed TO Posen,ray.
London, Oct IS.
Heavy rifle firing was heard to day near
Paris, ths md coming from the defences
between La Vile tie and Mont Martre.
The Germans who occupied Versoul in
considerable force, have left Gray Sur
Laone.
This movement down the valley of the
Laone is believed TO be the first step in the
advance on Lyons.
Thecourt of inquiry on the blowing up
of the citadel of Laone acqnits the French
commandant Of all responsibility.
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The following from the East Brady Inde
OF what is in store for our town when this
great Hnmbug Show visits us next week:
On Saturday last an ''lndian Show"
visited East Brady, and with it came the
usual amount Of drunkenness and rcwdyism
The show itself was a humbog par e1cel-
ence. and we are not only sorry that such
impositions are tolerated, but that 10 rough
officers grant license to snch exhibitions.
Such swearing, such attempts to set up
rows, has seldom been witnessed here. and
We trust for the sake of morality and COM
mon decency We may ''neyer look upon it's
like again.
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AN.AUTUMN a HYMN.
by DIR, T. W. PARSONS.

by DIR. T. W. PARSONS. "
Should Aptumns golden days depart
And never leave behind
a lesson to the grateful heart-- -..
4 harvest for the mind?
For Autumn and his golden days,
For all his goOdly things.
Well sing q cheerful song of praise,
For oil that Autumn brings.
Dear God! who gav'st the kindly rain
On Summers drought to fall,
Thy sun and rain made strong the
But Autumn ripened all.
For Autumns glad and golden days,
For all his blessed things,
Wen sing Achcerfnt song of praise,
For all that autumn brings. ~
Though Ansamn suns more coldly shin
Earth's glory is not lost;
Night bears the Phelod's radiant 81 gn,
Morn shows the silver frost.
And though his fields be bare and
brown,
Old Antumns praise we'll sing,
Octoher's gold shall be his crowD,
And Autumn shall be king.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-10-29

Captain keeler, prosperous resident OF
Detroit, Mich, has been coasting about
the streets of that city. recently, on board
a slean corvette on wheels. The vessel is
50 fee. long, feet depth OF bold, and l2
feet breadth of beam. After making the
circuit of1he principal thoroughfi.res the
old skipper headed his craft towards the
river. aud launched her in presence ofthe
whole town.
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MaXims for Merchants -

heaIuIS lOl NltTCudii U.s.
A short advertisement four times is bet
ter than. a very long. once. "Brag is u
good dog, but holdfast is better"
Don't fear to h,ve small advertisement
~ the sideof a large competing ons The
lSg obs can't eat it up.
A prominent advertisement, once or
twice, will be effective, ii followed up by
a steady card giving your business and ad-
dress.
II business admits Of it. several small
advertisements, with your name repeated
every time, will avail more than the same
collected, with your nsme In only once
There is no instance on record of we'll
sustained system Of judicious advertising
failing Of success.
h. DON'T take down your sign in dull times.
People read newspapers all times of the
When people see man advertise, they
know hsis business man, and his.edyer-
tisinS'pfoclaims that he is not above b,lsi-
ness,-bitt anx ions-t0 do it; ;-----
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There was rumor on the street yester-
day that tank filled with oil had bursted
on the McCray farm. The rumor probably
originated by the loss Of about six barrels
Of oil from one of the pipe lines by leakage,
as no tank has bursted in that vicinity.
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The late specimens of Aurora Borealis,
with which the natives of this country
have bseu delighted, have set the paper
stainers, whodish up the local columns for
some Of our country dailies, to gushing
about robes of azure light, ethereal mild
ness, mellow Autumn days. and so forth.
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The Reed farm, adjoining tho Bainey
farm, Cherrytree Run, was sold yesterday
by Mr.. VIM Read TO Mr.. Chas. ILesdham,
TOR $4,000. The farm comprises so acres,
and is at present yielding 40 barrels of oil
per day. DO I'd .'@
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Wm Gealy, butcher OF Oil City, aged
about 60 years, was thrown and had bis leg
broken on Thursday of last week while in
y cattle pen at Reno attempting to secure
some Of the 'brutes.
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WALL PAPER
- ~
at GRIFFEs BRos,

We would call the attention OF our busi
ness men to the superior styles of job print
ing, both plain and fancy, at present being
turned out from this office. We are prepar.
ed to execute job printing of every descrlp-
tion in the latest and most fashionable style
of the art, and at reasonable rates. If
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From the Times we learn that John
Bryan was arrested in Venango City, on
Saturday last, on a charge of attempted
rape. The victims OF this brutes passions
were two children, and be deserves the
severest punishment the law provides -
Bryan was held under bail to appear at
Court
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a lady who visited an Oshkosh Owls. J
hotel, and blew out the gas on going to
bed, when awakened by servant, exclaim-
ed: Something's the matter with the air
here in Oshkosh"
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JUST RECEIVED

have just received superior quality of
Black Dimond Coal, for stove or engine use,
the best coal in the market
Also, Noun. Joy and White Ash, both
good qualities of Coal.
2e.3t. G. III, WILLIAMS
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Park Row, New Yo'h, ard Geo p. Roweil 4 Co.
Advertising Agents, nrc tho cole agents for the Pc,
troleun Centre DAILY RECORD In that city. Ad-
vcrtsefs in that city nfc requested to lsayc their
'avors with either Of tnc above houses
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NOTICE..

To all who intend putting chimncys in ,h,,,
buildings that am prepared to funish Al, .,,
STONE PIPE which is In orery way safe. 4, -.
half the cost q brick chimney.
oct''-'w' JW. BEATTY
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sit is a sad moment in life" said Cync,
''wheh you find that love, glory, happiness
are altogether not worth cigar" ut is a
sadder iuoment STILL" replied his irie nd,
"when you find that the cigar itself is BAD
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k.adics oyster saloon
Up stairs over Vouchers Restaurant. Wash.
iugton St. Petroleum Centre, Pa. Ladies
are invited TO call sept rs.
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We learn that the Oil City Daily Times
suspended publication as daily newspap per
this morning. 1t is said weekly paper
will be issued hereafter from that Office.
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\. :. Smith has Just returned from the
East with large stock of Shoes and the
latest styles of Opera Toe Ladies shoes.
oc,j-tf
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The largest assortment of Parlor and
Cooking Stoves may be found II, Nicholson
i, Blackuon's.
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Fishing at White Oak is good now and
the hotels have venison, bass, plckerel,
tripe, and other delicacies Of the season on
their bills Of fare.
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Mr. I. A. Morrisoo, of the. OIL City
Times, announces bis withdrawal from that
journal in this mornings issue, in conse-
quence of III health.
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All styles light harness. cheaper than the
cheapest, made from Motfats oak stock, and
warrant ed, at j. Il. kron's.
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Sash, Glass, Doors, Putty &c. Large
stock very cheap at tho Furniture Store.
ml6-tr
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Very large assortment OF under clothing
at LAMMERs IL ALDEN's
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Just received large and we'll assorted
stock of shelf hardware at j. Rutherford's.
II.
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What's in name? "Git Edge whisky
ia being extensively sdvertissi by en- en-
N'fpri'i,g Pittsburgh firm.
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The place to get your Boots and Sho es is
at Bruce & Fuilers, Main Street.
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WAl l. PAPER
at GRirFEs Bros.

Call and see the extension top Dictator
with reservoir. at"Nicholson & Blackmon's,
agents for the same.
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etro|eum Centre Daily Record,
Pet. Censrd. Saturday, Oct. 90
ARRIVAL ANp DEPARTURE OF
TRAINS ON o. q. d A. II. X,

Y --' 'es
On and after Monday, May 3Oth, 1870,
trains will run as iollowS:
sGR1n : NO. 5. So.s no. l..
Leave Oil City 700 AZ 'fsis Sisi, ~ Pm. 7,s7rM NJ
PetCen 7.3atered fort23 :. sis :.
90 Titusv. s>sahd M.stq4 2cd5 "
"'' O''y' X. D "'ER, . "
I.eavs Cs-ZThe g sSqgc referred r. NJ ~, o'
1icai asv. IL, As Swas as follow lil3' 7,45 :.
.>fH ..Cen. l,25 y, when any " S.35 :.
Arrive D. City 2,O5 "~"Selne' I" 9,lO f"
Irvine. 4,50 lbs :"
cB- No. 5 and run on Sunday.
FREIGHT TRAINS NORTH
Leave on City, s.35 AM 6,30AM lO,a5AM. 2.c5pn
" II. Cen, 1850 S,2i =. i2.10PM. 40
Arrive Iitusv, 1901 Pm 9,45 i" l,55 $40 "
FREIGHT TRAINS SOUTH.
Leave Titusv, 6.15A.M 1885 AM. ;1OOAM 525rM
-" Cen, SIT +" 11,5j 1925 Pm $50 .
Arrive D. City9,35 d" 1,U5 Pm 2,O5 =. 7.cg I,
on City and Petroleum Centre freight leaves Oil
city 80 a. M, arrives at Petroleum Centre o5 d.
N. Leaves Petroleum Centre at 100 o m., arrives
at Oil City $40 p. M.
Silver PALACE sLEEpINa CARS.
NO. 4-Dircet from PHILADELPHIA without change
No. 3-Direct to Philadelphia without change
NO. 6-Direct from Pittsburgh without change
No 6-Drect to Pittsb urgh without change
Monday, May 80. 1870.
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Oyster and Clam Stews. those Old fash
ioncd ones. at Nopcher's
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WALL. PAPER

Buy :he Red Hot Saddle. manufactured
in Titnsville expressly for the Of country
adapted 10 all kinds o. weather, al J. L.
kron's. al2-tf
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oysters.

Just received fresh tub Oysters and shel
CLANS at l. Vouchers. sepl7.
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Neck Ties. Sleeve Buttons ia endless
variety at
LAMMERs & ALDEN's.
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Now is the best time to lay in winter
supply of hard coal Codington X Corn
well are the men to bny from. Jane 2Sti.
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Cashmere and Buckskin Gloves in large
quantities at
uct27tt LAMMERs Il ALDEN.
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MALL PAPE fI

ORIENTAL HOT BLAST (PARLOR
Stoves are in such great demand that
Nicholson IL Blackmon cannot supply the
home trade. OcGti.
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Go to Bruce Il Fullers, Main Street for
your tlne Boots Il Shoes. septl3.if
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ElOcnl Notices.
/. nj. pea,enwi!l St Co., ~

EOcal Notices.
=. M. Feasen.iN & Co., ~
Park Row, New Yo'h, and Geo p. Rowet \ Co.
Advertising Ageu,s nrc tho so!e agents for the re,
troleun Centre DAILY RECORD In that city Ad-
vortisefs in ,hnt city requested to Isaye their
ia vors with either Of the atoye houses
-------------------------
The largest assortment of Parlcr and
Cooking Stoves may be found u, Nicholson
II Blsckuon's
sEadies oyster saloon
Up stairs over Vouchers Restaurant. Wash.
iogton St. Petroleum Centre, Pa. Ladies
are invited 10 call. sept rs.
Just received u large and we'll assorted
stock OF shelf hardware ut j. Ruthertord's
II.
WALL PAPER
at GRIrFEs Bros.
Call and see the extension top Dictator
with reservoir. at"Nicholson & Backmon's,
agents for the same.
WALL PAPER
at GRlrsEs Bros.
Cashmere and Buckskin Gloves in large
quantities at
uct27tt. LAMMERs Il ALDEN.
nv.,crs.
Just received fresh tub Oysters and shell
CLANS at l. Vouchers. sepl7.
The place to get your Boots and Sho es is
a, Rrncn g. Fuiiers Main Sir.ci
| All s,yl,s Iiebt b,rness che,ppr than the
,beanssi made from MoW,t's oak stock. nnd
wnrr,ut ID all r, Kron's
As Smitl, mas ms, returned from the
pas, vim - largc Stock of Shoesnnd the
i,,ast s.,,,,, nr liar, Toa J,ai,s sboes
oo''''''
Oyster and Clam S'ews those o'd fash
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WALL. rAi'EN cp
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in Titusyille ,xpressIv for tbr oil countrv
adapted 10 all hinGs o! wrsiher AZ j. H.
your fine Boots & Shoes. sep;l3.tf
,,D,,. -
Mt GRfrPES Bros.
Op1rNr,, non n, ,cr p,pIop
Nicbolsor SON r. T Ractmon Ia @ s c,nno, 'n s"n"iv % ,ha
home trade. oc6ti
Now is the best time to lay in winter
irali sro N. n,a, n hrv Sron, Ia os,,
wei are TIC "e" 10 o''y iroin. JANE |o''
variety At 1.n.... : A.,.z:.:
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WALL PAPER
at GRiFrEs BRos.
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z. +. BoswoRTH, N. D.
JoaN P. ELDERKIN, sEE-
nnMTIsGRX.
RoTaLs.

EXCHANGE HOTEL,
ToEIEEVUR, o. John Ford, Proprietor. Re
Is Gently rentted and furnished.
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ll,.tiups isrlivutsDgana ID Euk asis QslisrI
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gAvEs TROUGH,
EAVES TROUGH,

Special laips will Re taken tc fornislr
g,nd arlicl- OF Trough'nR and to put it up in
a satisfactory manner. We don't claim to
compete with travelling tinkers OF irresponsi-
be part es. but we 60 say that we can and
will furnish-an article that viii convince the
most skeptical that our mechanics ave first
class spd do superior work. We employ the
Patent Fastener 10 al cases unless otherwise
specified
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WORDS OF WISDOM

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Six months, so
rarse months, ~
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R C. N. DILLON believing his
store to be the best place to buy Hard
ware, Stoves, Tinware, Agricultural In
plements, &C., &c, respectfully asks all
the people to demonstrate the facts a
bove set forth, by severe practical tests,
n their Shops, on their Farms, in their
Parlors and their Kitchens, to discus
examine, investigate, and see and know
for themselves, the opportunity now
fered, to dc them good and invest their
money prOitably.
To the old customers of Mes s
Roberts & Sheldon 1 would say that
every thing will be done in the
future as in the past, tomake ii
their interest to still favor the estab-
Rshment with their patronage. To
the people in general I extend q
ordial invitation, to call and examine
my stock, and they will find, that I O6el
good goods, sell them at fair pr ices, >
commodate as far as possible and try tc
make the store pleasant and agreeable
Cor all. Yours
c. NJ. DILLON,
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