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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-09-30

all, is a mill which cost me twelve shillings
1t grinds all my grain, gives me the
freshest and most beautiful meal, and saves
toll and profits. This is barrel of wheat
buy the best and am sure it is clean and
good 1t costs less than three cents pound;
and pound of wheat day, you know, is
food enough for any mar. We make it in
to bread mush, pies and cakes. Here is a
box of sugar, and this is butter jar We
take n quart of country milk a day; buy
the rest of our living by the box or barrel,
where ] can get it the cheapest. Making
whcat-cnten MS mush or bread, and all
made without bo!ting- and potatoes, or
hominy, or rice, the staple, you can easily
see that a dollar week Tor provisions is
not only ample, but allows of n healthy and
almost luxurious variety. For the rest. we
eat greens, vegetables, fruit and berries in
their season. In the summer we have straw
berries and peaches, as soon MS they are
ripe and good. Mary will get up dinner
from these materials, at the cost of Il shil-
the AstOr House"
WAS satisfied. Here was comfort, in
tefiigcncc taste. and II modest luxury, all
enjoyed by humble mechanic who knew
how to live at the cost have mentioned.
How much useless complaining might he
savcd-h how much genuine happiness en-
joyrd-hnw much of evil and suffering
might hc prevented it all The working men
in New York wcrr rs wise MS William Car
ter
/ never shook man or woman by the
hand with more hearty respect than when
| said good night to this happy COUPLE who,
in this expensive city, are living in luxury
and growing rich on eight dollars week,
and making the bench of Il shoemaker q
chair OF practical philosophy.
Reader, if you are inclined to profit by
this little narrative, l need not write out
any other moral than the injunction Of the
Scripture, Go and do likewise
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-09-30
TERMS OF THE "AMERrCAN."

TERMs-Two DOLLARS per annum. 81 so II
not paid within the year. No paper discontinued
until all arrcaragcs are paid.
Those terms will bo strictly adhered to hereafter
rsshscribcrs neglect or refuse to take their news
,S from the Office to which they are directed they
Pap rsasnonsblo until they have settled the bills and
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orqe pns,mosters will please net our Agents and
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a CHINESE DINNER

4 traveller recently arrived from Pekin,
gives the following description OF Chinese
dinner
The first course consisted of kind of
square tower formed of slices OF breast OF
goose, and of fish which the Chinese call
COWS head" with large dish OF hasheu
tripe, and hard eggs of dark color, pre-
served in lime. Next came grains nt pick
led wheat and barley, shell tlSh unknown
in Europe, enormous prawns, preserved GIN
ger and fruits. All these are eaten With
ivory chopsticks, which the guests hnnS
with them. On grand occasions the nIs'
dish is birds nest soup, which consists OF .
thick, gelatinous substance. Small cups arc
nlnced round the turreen, each containing
a different kind of sauce. The second
course was ragout ofsea snails. At Macao
these are white, but NJ Ningpo they are
Green, yiscous and slippery, by no means
easy to pick up with small sticks.
Their taste resembles that of the green
fat turtle. The snails were followed by
dish of the flesh covering the skull of stur
aeons, which is very costly, as several head'
are required TO make even a small dish.
Next was a dish of sharks fins mixed NJ
with slices of pork, and crab salad; aitel
these a stew OF plums and other fruit, the
acidity of which is considered correehv
for She yiscous fat of the fish; then mush
rooms. pulsor and ducks tongues, whic
last are considered the ne Plus uttU OF Chi
nese cookery; deers' ten dons-a royal dis'
which the Emperor himself sends as
present to his favorites; and Venus ears
dind of unctuous shell fish; lastly, boile
rice, served in small cups, with seeds pre-
served in spirits, and other condiments
Last of all: tea was served.
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING

One square of 10 lines, one time, 81 I
Every subsequent insertion, !
One square, 3 months,
Six months, 6t
Ono year, 10 0
Executors and Administrators notices q
Auditor notices, ' ..'...t 80
business Cards Of lines, per annum,
Merchants and others advertising by the yenr
with the privilege Of changing quarterly, ne
follows ~
One quarter column, not exceeding squares, Sij {
One half column, net exceeding squares, 20 {
One column, 90 I
Editorial or local Rdyort;sing any number Of lin
not exceeding ten, ~ cents per line ; 10 cents f
oyery additional line. ..,.
Marriage notices, so cents.
Obituaries or resolutions accompanying notices
deaths, 10 cents per line. 90. .,t.
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1OR Rim T I N G..

We have connected with our establishment well
,,,oc,cd JOB OFFICE, which will enable us to
.xccute. in the nentcst style, every variety OF
Printing
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-09-30

To REMovE GREASE FROM boards
NJ oisten clay or ground water lime with
warm water, scraping the spot with knife,
lay it on and let il remain all night II
necessary, repeat the process. This will
soon remove il all.
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JONES HOUSE,

Corner Market street and MhIKe1 D4u"I0'
HARRISBURG, PA,
Aoknowledged First Glass House
uIP proDr;etor would most respectfully call the
attention Of the citizens Of Sunbury and the sur
nding country, to the accommodations OF n,
'se assuring them they will find everything thai
contribute to their comfort. 1t Is situaieo sa'
,oh from the Depot to avoid the noise and confu
inc;dent 10 railroad stations, and Mt the sam'
q onIv a few minutes walk from the same. 81,
An Omnibus will be found at the Stations ON th'
iNsl Of each train
tpIil 9, 1864 --3m,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-09-30

NEW USE ron CATERpILLARs.-Wori
in iron, when they wish to weld joint,
borax as a fux. An intelligent gentler
of this city, who is curious in facts OF
tural history, says that on one occasio
blacksmith near his residence having
borax, a man hanging round the shop
him he could get Il substitute, and bror
him a number of caterpillars, which, b
applied to the heated iron, made as ST.
and firm AN adhesion of the metal a;
! borsx. -Phtstm3 Chronicle.
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BALTIMORE
LOOK H o SP I L A L.
rsrAn1IsIIEp AS A REFUGE FROM QUACK-
'' ERY.
yJrE ONLY PLACE WHERE CURE
ryN RE OBTAINED.

TIE ONLY PLACE WHERE A COfE
CAN BE OBTAINED.
~R JOHNSTON has discovered the most Certain
| J SnceJy and only EiTcctual Remedy in the
syorld for all Private Diseases 81 .ne nacS
RladJnr involuntary Discharges, 1mpotency, Gene-
ral Debility, Nervousness Dyspepsy, LanguoTi ,, Low
Spirits Confusion of Ideas, Palpla,on oil ,ne iear.
lim;ltv Tremblings Dimncss of Sight or Giddiness
Disease of the Head. Throat, Nose or skin Ahectons
cf the Liver Lungs, Stomach or Bowels-th9se ierri
lie Disorders arising from the Solitary Hao'ts oi
youh-thosc secret and solitary practices more NJ
LII ,.icins than the song of Syrens to the Ma
,incrs of Ulysses bghing their most brilliant hopes
sr anticipations, rendering marriage, &c, impossi-
she. "
i.specinly, who have become the victims OF oon,nry
Nice that dreadful and destructive haplt Wnch
.nnually sweeps to an untimcly grave lh9usanus oi
annr Mcn of the most exalted talents and brilliant
;nicllect who mi -ht otherwise have entranced listen
inr Scnatcs with the thunders of eoqucnce or walked
to ecsaty the living Tyre, may call WIN lu'i con-
tdcnce.
Married Persons, or Young Men contemplating
marriage being aware of physical weakness, organic
Jetntity, dcformitios, &c, speedily cured
He who places himself under the care Oh I, III. -
NAY rcliriousv confdc in his honor as gentleman,
md confidently rely upon his skill as Physician
ORGANIC WEAKNESS
,r,r,oa;otc,v Cured. and Full vigor Restored
rhis Distressing Afccon-whch renders liie
miserable and marriage impossiblc-is the penalty
nnii by the victims ofmproper indugences Young
pcrsons are too apt to commit excesses from no.
bc;ng aware of the dreadful consequences that may
s,e Nov who that understands the subject viii
retend to deny that the power of procreaon is lost
sooner bv those falling into improper habits than by
the prudent Besides being deprived the pleasures
Of healthy offspring the most serious and destructive
,rmntoms to both body and mind arise. The system
becomes Dcransed, the Physical and Mental func-
tions Weakened, Loss of Proercaye Power, NGTnous
inii~cetinn Constitutional Debility, Wasting OF
the Frame, Cough, Consumption, Decay and Death
spn;cc. No, 2 south E'roIcvici, street
Left hand sido going from Baltimore street, lew
dnore from the corner Fail not to observe name
and number. n,
Letter. must be paid and contain stamp. The
Doctors Diplomas hing in Lis office
A CURE ANTEEs IN TWO
EpASS.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-09-30

MANUFACTURERS of cotton goods, are al
the present prices, making one hundred per
cent. profit. 1t is stated ON undoubtea au'
thority, that one manufacturing concern is
making S1a5, 900 per week. Such extoFt'op
at the expense of the necessities oil the peo,,
nie should he checked, even if Congressional
action will be required.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-09-30
EbYe. .pefss%sS'E ON.

Member Of the Royal College of Surgeons; l'ond"n,
Graduate from one Of the most eminent colleges IN
tho limited States and the greater part of whose lie
has been spent in the hospitals of London, PARIS
Philadelphia and elsewhere, ha, effected some "i
the most astonishing cures that were ever Known
when ns,eep. great nervousness, being alarmed al
sudden sounds bashfulncss, with frequent oiuShihs
attended sometimes with arrangement OF inhd, were
oil
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-09-30

We have received from the Hon. John
Cessna, Chairman of the Unlon State Cen
trail Committee, II copy of avery able adj
dress from that body to the people of the
State, on the issues of the campaign, which
is too long TO enable rs 10 give it entire.
We make room however, tJr the following
extract:
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yasEsEe EeEA<szi.

Married Persons, or Young Men contcmpIa..is
marriage being aware of physical wcnkncss organic
deinlity dcformitios, &c, speedily cured.
He who places himself under the care oi Dr. o.
may rcligiously confdc in his honor as gentleman
III nnnf1rntlr rely uIon his skil as Ihyslclan
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tSE1iENTs.

RARN Ms AMERICAN MuStUN '
ANN1vERsArY or wNsurNGToNs Birthday
EXTRA rLEtGENANti = DAY snd EVENING,
Al conclusion of Fnrwotss 10 tit, HAL part, 10 "
io d Muicum Nsitois Al opis .iuriW o. NltnesriuN
THEGRi II UNE THOUSAND DOLLAR DRAMA
written BY w wjs II = 81 ff StH }o6RS '
or, The Curse Of prink. ...-,., .,
the lcsi Local anl Moral l'rEua ever pN"hHu Wv
.'' MORNING. ALL.
IMPOSE OF SPIRIT ALlsM'
~ DIR W. L. NON NLEt n.
~ practical Illustrations OF the great irlpprturc'
WATER '"lcC,'s9 ?. az I,-'iS ffP,G' of The
ToNT nENIhR IN DANCING GIRAFFE.
NAt figures, taken frum life, OF
MRS. tbs. ron IIIt NH AND BABY.
TT%So HF ~ hG 2 is!qin ssK GHIale1
woopR6fiFf'S RIiifWitS Ass BLOWERS
TWO GLASS STEAM tNGtNt- IN motion.
CircsN,isu ti,f, D.arf Alb,uo by. Living ot,er>.
fTnch Moyine HiweN AiuanN NeuNorie. -.
Admission % cont. Chilryu undo Ton 10 cent? 10
ed ~ Nhch eats may be- secured to witness THU
WEDNESDAY, rEB. ~ wAsuiNdroN'S
BIRTHDAY EXTRA PERFORMANCES.
HOOIEY 4 CAMrBEiL'S MINSTRFLs--
ii2ol Bowery, opposite Spring p. iist upgcalanoe
OF !; Is. npNNlkER, tie sicat Aioi.rist. Milkll
fiSSnS'" SiCohf 1 us JdiiiiNsoN' NEiiEEN.
GOOSE AND GANDtH. dc, 81. .bi
7 .ECTURE,-REN. PETER STRlkEE, DID.
- will deliver lecture In tho Church Of tnc PIT
erlms- Rev : A. bsser, Fatot-AH h - t.. IN ini
9Th 0Noe, llurrdty Ivh. .sd, at uylV,s T.. y ''s
lrucht Of Church subject Nv ushtuEtou" Tics.
Ct 70 conit to he hal NJ the door. iud
THE HlPrOTHEArRuN HAVE NOr
htEN TO I'M ClRCtsg
ltth street., Opposite the Acnistny ~ husir.
it NbE, bOl
Natnecs ovay M~uesin, and saturd4.. 80
VARIETIES THEATRE 80 AND 80 BOW.
ory.. hatuneci Matinee : Matinee Z rAls
afternoon 20 ~ oCk. Tor tho tpccinl soormoda-
ton of l4ii's aud children choice aud select pro.
g-ammo. Al the Star Artists Api-'rins Evening
porOi nance 81 lusriUr 90 the plffsAnt"st most
s,D.,l,c AID uuJo, nhe way II celebrating M.'hns-
tons llrthdAy. ii2
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Nal.siALtV.

NANN-LANuSMEN AND SrAMTN AND
William st. ''"'' ." i'u
THE QUOTA OF NEW YORK lii 600
NuLl NlEtRS WANTED tOK
,,,.,,... NLN YORK COT. sly
NthtNShD tOl ms AID UAND-NONEY.
Az nt'' iuS OF the County Iontuii.cr on Noun
"Is s'if q, 81 Sriur,!a, tehrnaiJ II, 1870.
lion. v. r. HEENNAN, Comptroller
Hon. hllJAH h. NJ RpN Supervisor,
Hon. " LILLIAN N. Nv Nh -upctvisor
A., lion. VIM. STEWART, Supcr ,-u.
unanimously
Resolved, That the County nay for one Year pc-
cruz nee Hundred tt.DJ DollArp Houniy and Fltt,
!t5J) lullAts nd-mone,
f1t 10 cat Recruit Four hundred 1900 noilsrs
bounty ami seventy ne ,pi5J Do.Ials Hand 40.
fqr rhrcc Year Recruit. SIX Hundred 'secD mi.
49, ny'nv sud One Hundred ttiNg DoIlars Hand
c,.,.,- FOR THREL-l EAR RECRUITS,
,,or,,,.,, eo0O
''N'ernih'nt .................. so
Total .. .ooo
c.., FOR IwU YEAR RtCRl'rrs '''
cv, .''.''...''. Stn
eminent NJ
Total. s6..
49,. FOR oNF YEAR RECRUITS. 49, '"'
,,sul, gro
"o'tfHn"nt ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. lUO
Total .. ............ .................. s4oo
The Bounty to b. paid to the Recruit 10 hls ON
hHnd, "A p'ovded In section h,e ~ Of the state Law
TAths " hounutr lyiE Assembly Bi'. No. lib Of
l5o', AND w lthnd Money to b. paid 10 the pcnon
sho NAV pre- cnt tina Recruit
ly oidei u he Committee,
a.. CORNEius coRsoS..
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DENTISTRY.


A MOST WONDERFUL DISCOVERY -.
[AIroh fHtfnf1d "ithout pain, no chrrgr Eean.
- o.eaGol, A., Al opc 5atious .tllautrd. j. JAY
AuLAt'' 1870 drandst., Loct. rom broadway : .
4 SET OF TEETH On SILVER OR RIB
4Alei 80 to ~! on gold, slO " ~ partiaI SETS
oI! pan, cleaned Shitened, or hlIad vim roii or
Whri tlllnge, 90 CITE ami warranted BY lr n \ H..
Ltla' - bJN"iy, Opri-iL IN Its oid l1ratin 4
NEW ARTIFICIAL TEETH, PATENTED
"a Pars.-A GIae ldll ful,e' 10. g. AUS. n.ca
tl5 hnes sste SIS, usual guue - caesp ,H.. -
ieeth eIuarsed sntsIut pa4n. pf hIChAlh
french Dsnll- - A.e Z, LeAl III A.te. -
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DtSy GOODS.

SllEETlNG, SHIFTING AND PRINTS AT
- yr,e reduced pricor. At LANiIFRTS, 639 Green
vlch p. Also deIuiner NJ irtr, ~orsinrneus check
thuNns, the hcnNIttt goods made, very cheap. 80
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HORSES. CARRIAGES &c.

I'OR SALT HORSE MILL, ] HORSE.
L and oue horse muck aud naruess. !nquiIe ID
New o.. 276
EOR SALE CHEAP-ENPRESS WAGON.
i IN fooi order al.o pony and harness. Gait ior
dsy' At ~ sta,e e. h,92kiyn, from To II A. NJ,
EOR SALE CIFAP-ENPRESS HORSE
i garou and hsrurss HoIse e yearr old .ound sn3
klud. NAgon ith or without top. Apply Al The Ma
tonh EAlle stables, IL Charlton 81, n. Y. "a
LOR SALF-A BAY MARE, YRS. Oh,
L sound and kind With express AEON, harness and
worE Of store. Inquire NJ store, ~ Cedar st. Tor ~
daya. 10
EOR SALE CHEAP-A GOOD SOUND
ForEins horse a. the owner hAs no further nee for
Y Apply at rs A.rEeta 10
IN CANADIAN HORSES, JUST ARRIVED
l onQn Canada, for sac, from "a. u Is hand.
hig1' dlheTent eolofs, sound and KIND IA .agle Or
double harness Can be seen at 300 Grand " WI.
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- Ihtt''t~ OBS NuIELEE & WILSON'S.
CaccustomCi 10 tuek1g fancy bosoms. none bn,
lhos. zen ur'H .' rIDs,.. tc"- npys, NO. ali ht
.. ~ Lo--r - L-L-- = nn .-al-.. -
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)kL,NMAkLHNN NNIID At 5Sy NINTH
sfe, hcf. Aitn ant ttth &c Also two oterntors
tnd agfl to DO tc-,.a Aousosorh enquire ia tho
tore. ia,
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tAftkttNt ~ NAyHlNl~T> AND PAT.
LION mokeu. None Tut god % echsu ic. need ap-
~. rltEllNG kERE. - Wee, 24th ~. "
ENGINEER COEPS-WANTEp MIN FOR
- ~, iqyortc corp. 1, 2 or year full bounty, 20
~. IN william ". %
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I AIDES TAUGHT ON SINGERS AND
Nv. ". mro hiaes perfect. for s T. IA family SOW
ms Htchlu, and flannel -hl-t making r'cufnfneud-
- " ahon- aiDt l"Aruius. Appv lltp Allen It, bot
Bruslc nd ltiaA,uy, h.nr. sln-r gi1
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OpERAToRS AND BAlSTERS on ". &
ON's machine on liuer auI Ap.,, COAT. nom. bal
.ainpo eni hDn.. 4ced Amply. Gail all this week II
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u store aud lW elllns on 5tu avr, / door IRON the
ooIu"r Of 1911 1t, Booklyu sonli h. god plAne or
Butcher or Baker. Price ft,7Jn. Apply W IA AES
Wilson lgth u, bot. 9th and 9TH ave. CroSanus or
If2 w. Elth %. n Y. 3ns
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FAMILIES OK EMPLOYERS WHO pE.
ere any ss -yloe, cNcent toufero which can 70
pei'o'ued b' womcn. Ar invi'ei 20 seni notice OF
Yer N,L|u 60 tnr Office OF the Working Mou.su's
flot"c'lvo Mon. y. D. Cham. cs II, ami thu. benz
M 'at LulIter o. worthy and industrious ~oucu.
hAnF ~ Lom are -,'dIcrs' relatives. who need EN-.
Pc meut io sluIpt themso yes and dependent ami.
Les. There pc u4auv occasional services In almost
eve iAui3 such ~ the making Icpairs OF car
fuiy accepted, though thoF give employment ior but
ssnele hour ~
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EOR SAII-lN TIE MOST HEALTHY
AMI productive part Ut Long slaud, ~ hour ride
toH DE cav Of New YORK, q outtage, out houses,
hns gNdeu plenty Of fruit, aud ethar or 10 acre.
OF well cultivate lend. Aao hou" and ~ ares "
leAsO Tor or y,aIr. Alsu 40 or 10 Hrf,s OF unin-
proved land, - 70 Ior acre. Arrly to A. MoCOT
IER, ii2 FULTON 1t. 303
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IIVu'V 40 VHlA7 v ~ !. IITo7HI7lIHg IHneht. ~
GIRL WANTED - ABOUT -, TO Do
- isn't houscWoik Must De- neat saver Come
pIepuioi 10 stAy. Arpy nj 6la GTecnFlch o.. =,
IRoNERS AND OPERATORS WANTED
70 wotk On hucn coats expert, &c ed hanu. only
Apply 2a Wet 2ith IT, -
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RkVVNTlN TNUTIkT1 TVk NNIF.-I
- lar.e story sub cellar brick houses 25x40 each.
full lots, ON President ~ minutes nom iamlt on
ave, Ferry. Also iOf sule, OF would exchange for =
good house IN Nrooklvn, farm 81 100 acres in Com
trsl Illinois, near ralr oai, incumhfAnc, SAM L.
JONES, 10 PRECEDENT vi. south Biooklyu lS
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EOR SALE OR EXCHANGE, FOR A FARM
L,nR SALr. IN KEnnKLYN-A InREF-.

rtory frniuo house, lullt hv DAYS work, OF ,oot
uaterial val rent out for 500 per year very suits
he 10Y = mechanic IS niuut'H' sax nom ferries.
26b Hudson ave, near syrte ave. Inquire on tho
premises. Price eA,iOl. III
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WANTED OPERATORS ON ". & VS.
w lscunt, on t.c.tre. Also halsteit None but
'"0pet,1' L.4-s h''I o,r.g a. 80 Concord stieo.
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a CHANCE TO ESCAPE HIGH RENT
Nsnd be- your own landlord corner plot Of tive
building tote on vNn rt and SAtntosa nv, brooklyn
for tt,l. Siuvlo lott $50 cuch, terms liberal Apply
20 j. kENNEh, oxford II and Atlantic ave, BROOK
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FOR SALE AND TO LET.

A Farm or - ACRES, 10 MILES ON l..
at, to- sale At sscnhce the whole part. Cellar
dus. Sills and lumber sc. un the place. ~ acres
wood come fruit and hA-nrte lot berries. Ad-
drove q. ANhLNsON, Masiyth l.. g., l.. l. Al par.
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LOR SALE ~ SOITU BEOOkLIN-A
biloxi nj hrict dwcling- ant .utrs on Hamilton
ave, bet. Columbia AMI iiicks EE. Abo tWO stony
bar"uICut 60 tagcH uU lc'HW ~, Van Rnnt. ~
DO. on Van btunt ~ near Iariaw II. The entire
VIII be s'i on tt 'uusll" I, ius ,u- ether o, ~ tn"
Suuth brooklyn los
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$1l. 800 TO- 1d a3 .aS ST PER .6 CENT
for tern, Of ycAfs. tlty property preiorrcd. V NM
hEBBEKb 20 Fine n, room 10. -
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" ANIFD-A FIRST RATE TAIfORESS
w so's o1 cI.tom ~. 'ts oss' Emit. II
MANIA 4 GEi;NlAN OR NJ IULIAN
W "."N san < .il,n.nS and farming, aud
"p NcH'aoa and lhur-ts;, bevNeen lh1nd IL
. - OH, uu. e. 90 ,oIulHndtst. ID
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-12-25

THE frequent sudden changes in the
weather, peculiar to this climate and
season of the year, are prolific sources of
coughs, colds and the many affections Of
the throat and lungs, which, if not met
and promptly treated, will ultimately
end in Consumption. As disease will
come when least expected, no family
should be without remedy known to be
reliable, as often much valuable time
is lost before remedy can be had. Ex-
perience has demonstrated the value of
Piso's Cure for Consumption in all diseases
of the throat and lungs Get a bottle,
and if you are not benefited by it's use,
return the bottle and you can have your
money refunded. Sold at E. Bookings,
Odd Fellows Hall Drug Store.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-12-25

- BAD AeCIDENT--A little boy named
Isaac Shields, whose parents reside in
East Wheeling, met with sad accident
yesterday afternoon. He was attending
the English Evan. Lutheran Sabbath
School, and while sliding down the ban
listers he lost his balance, and fell dis
lance of twenty feet to the first floor OF
the Odd Fellows Hall building. The lit
tie fellow was picked up and carried into
Bookings drug store, where his wounds
were dressed by DR.. Cummins. -.s.i
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-12-25

WHEELING CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. -
But a few weeks since the REGISTER
came out in favor of the immediate or
ganization OF Board of Trade or q
Chamber of Commerce in this city, and
at the same time endeavored to impress
the Importance of such an association
upon the merchants and business men OF
Wheeling Our suggestions were imme-
diately taken up by Mr.. VIM. 6. Battelle,
of the firm of Booth, Battelle Il Co., and
pushed forward with great vigor and en-
ergy, for which labor he deserves great
praise and credit. To, Mr.. b., more than
any other gentleman in this city, are our
people indebted for the early and speedy
organization of this association. Since
the preliminary meetings we're held,
every member of the several committees
worked nobly, and on Saturday evening
the organization was perfected, as the
proceedings of the meeting, as published
elsewhere, will show. The officers and
managers of the association are all men
OF good business qualities, and cannot
fail to prove the right men in the right
places. The organization of the Wheel
ING Chamber of Commerce may now be
regarded as a fixed fact, and we hope it
will receive every support and encour'
agemsnt from our merchants aud bust
ness men.