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with general views Of the condition of the /
country, the situation OF our military otialls, !
&c. He recommends the abolition of sla-
very, representation according to population
the completion of the Junction and Dola-
ware Breakwater Railroad, on enlarged pro-
vision for the blind and deaf and dumb,
aud tic granting of sufficient land near
IcNcs for a fortihcuiion, without the cpndi-
tions attached by the last Legislature. In
regard 20 the abolition OF Slavery, the Gov
clror again takes strong ground in favor of
emancipation in that State, as he did in his
inaugural address. Ite repeats that Della
ware is connected with the free States by
geographical position and commercial neces-
sity; that the products of Delaware find
theif markets in the north, and that from
thence come the migrants who give In
creased value to real estate; that the result
of constant intercourse with the north is
gradually to assimilato slfe institutions ot
Delaware to those OF the free States, as it
has already Unidentified their interests that
slavery in Delaware, being merely nominal
is worthless rs an elclncqt of laboT that
emancipation in M,iry land has Surruundcd
Delawarc with free soil, inviting the escape
OF slave. on all side, rs there is noW no lew
requiring theif r'n,Tition,
IN view W thccc facts 1t might be Pre-
sumel that the legislature woasu ece tli'
necessity of 'ahiry some steps tc retrieve
the fortunes of the commonwealth hS eman
Cip1,,ng tuU silyC. GnU tnCr"bN mv'tlrs
free umyr1tiun, i}ut constitutcu Gs tha
Legislature Is of Il iuajorilv of "Democrats,
VIC are inclined to fear that they will clin.
desperately to the forlorn and hopeless in
stitution while a shread of it rcmnins in tn
State. Weak as slavery in Delaware ha
hccn for ten years past, yet free principle
have mnde much less progress there tina
in Maryland, Missouri, Arkansas and Lou
siana 1t is helC, on to as an element
Democratic strength and for no other rraao
that ", c,n prcceive.
THT GOVERNOR OF MAINE.
Governor Cony, of Maine, who was Il
elected, was inaugurated or Thursday la
Ills message is lengthy and comprehei
sive document The whole debt OF Il
State, as represented by loans, is $50, 337 cot
and has been created the past year. 70 pr
vide for the liquidation of this debt, 1.
: Governor suggests the establishment OF
sinking fund, 10y setting apart II fixed su
annually.
Il, recommends the assumption, by Il
lnitcu StntC7, .. all 'hc State debt incurrc
Tor III, National lI!.uCv.
Referring to cni.ytuCuIs, the Govcrr'
says that Maine has contributed tue pa
. wear To tho service Of She Government Is %
men, aru Since The commcnccmont Of Il
I war one tenth If the population of the Stat
or more than 81, GOO of her sons have be.
: in die military and naval service
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DFSro%DENCy ANr DIssENsIUA ~ ruE
SoUTH.-Whcn the rebellion begun the pco-
ii, of the South were not vnited in ise sup
port. Virginia reluctantly passed tie ordi-
nance Of secession; North Curolina and
other States were iullicd into treason. In
1852 tho South was foI all practical pGr-
poses united that year Of rail,rc for the
tnion c"l'oliI-sed the Southern people.
III 1864 the series Of immense victories has
Unsettled southern society. sRd threatens
Ill system Ct tLe rcbell.o:- with dissolution
The Ilcve les Deae Wopdes has drawn a
iai.hI., i'iHtnrc Of IA" condition of tic .e-
DCi!ion, aud show how Mith,n ,rsclf exist
the clements OF ruin. 1t would be difficult
10 sum up the condition Of the wax more
clearly than it is done in tie follow ing cx
i:acL:
The Southern CorfcdcIacy stands face to
-Icc with the gloomy reality; 1T secs 'ts ar.
my dccimated, half its original territory lost
'u1Cvcr, lt3 last renlGinin, ciJies threatened,
its treasury empty. It's credit exhausted. No
ti,~ voice can make itself heard III those
States sGlje-'ed 30 Tie military government,
bu the acgc Ua5 ot prisoners and reluGr-.,
tlc toni oi the few southern Jouru.'s in
which re ret ana WEAKNESS u.ug hn discern
c. under ~ 'urance OF enforced CnthLoi-
Gsm, IL. speeches recently delivered in Geur-
sia by Mr.. jet DAVIS himself, the messages
=. several GUEcrnors OF rebel states. the dis
grace Of the Vice President. Mr G.lple.s,
Who toiuIci.y made gr,ht efforts to prevent
the secc ion movement, al lead tC the N"-
lie, That the c0EielGgationis is At this moment
being Slowly torn asunder. \ silent strug-
oi" uas CDE nlanced between those who, sat
l'iCu wis. having y.nUicatcd military bona,
have 40 ".sh To plunge tlirif country in
'leo. disasters, and those who, despair. .-
of victory, "ish "a, iulst 10 eulgeIdc- merely
=. solitude to jlcir cne.H;c. |hi- might hr
Iursrcn from the coMWeUccmcuL Of 'lC/I~
h~.li.r; tho new touitdcracv contained
within : two germs o.. dratA, slavery ard
tlG very principle oi secession The aoutl
r1,r aga!us, Jbu North because it beiiu,ro
Us 'aEor,c institution tElraalrl: and ugH
- ~ .-i :. .gUr - NJ contest, v'aHl
u"ga 20 tgll aJ Eishmunu Of giving ann,
:. .Dy negroes. and oI ot'p.ing ,hela lipcrtl
- lae t.i.- @, jheir alliance TIA. sieve
""n-r' took - arms IN IL name cf thC
sovereignty % he States, Gau now sLc Gov
''f!.c- q. the Stai. % ,,.u~',i r!Gys Of tua
Sovereignty againS che lyps'sm Of Pi y
Laai lld gives u Nc understood t.ta
each ~ the Co.ia,igru., STATE Ca ,,raratc
lv make peace with the North. Nuyrr hat
,hc logic which DoUs D-n"ltl tie event,
.. history been more imperious r. more visi
h.' nothing hes been .UlC a. Ir."ri ita dC
crtr,--Aeiti. lie courage @, the Sittayrr
armies nor the frmnrss uf 'l,at soldier Presi
lent X uU"G military and CiyIl UrganiZsr
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- NJ have ~ s:ai.e - r";,f INTO Il
controversy with onr nyi. .hbn. of the G,;.sa'.,
L regard 10 The merits u condiuo8 Of our
respective papers, bpt We Though, his re
marks in lcgaIl tp tL3 ,iig@-s advertise.
Mcpts "a our columns, Which N!ici.cd our
.cptS, were iu.cnGUi to conyry some ..tng
more than u mere statement Of that iacr
tEc hHrc never made aay appeals " even
ordinary clolts to increase. our suOscri tio-
list, nor arc we auxiors 10 add to it indis
Cr.miua,clv. The .',..'.a is now, what it
always has Zen, a conservative and iutc.
pendent paper, and is supported principal
br persons Il that character 1t never was
e f@rontc with cXucme partisans or aspiring
politicians, and no independent paper car
be The people OF this place at least. vii
never accuse he american of evading any
issue, where their interest," were involved
We have no doubt, the GGzDtfe IS satisfied
with its own condition, and We can assure
our neighDor, that we Iavc SO good al
opinion If our own establishment, that W.
could not b. easily induced to exchange i
for any Other in the county The G1:etf
thinks the time may come when they cal
demand the Sheria's advertising On par,
rounds. W, have never vet l.aGe any srai
claims and never hall We are always vii
ling to accord to public oiiccra. the sam
privileges wA.o!, We, ourscIyc,, always cx
ercise, the night e acting according 20 ou
own juLgmc4,,
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- Anlrrican,
LD1TcR1AL conREsporDt.!<cE
PnlnADELHIA, Jan. II, 1865

PullADEtlIIA, Jan. II, 1850.
Busincs-, 1T present, in this city, is CON
3idered unusually dull, and the money mar
at has been "tight' notwithstanding tho
,puudance Of capital The MERCHANTS arc
;oing hut Tttle, and the prospect for a
risk trade is, they say, not yer! promising.
The transactions in stock, nrG confined al
most exclusively to those of oil. Abou.
tlro hundred ana seventy Of these c0mpa-
mics have already been formed. About
three out of very pur mun yc1 SCI at the
Iote.s have oil on thJ ''brain," and the talk
= about OIL Bt,t crcn OIL ~r~cko arc dull
1t present, and the operators sav tl'at noH
mach can bc done Tor sonic seeks,
was informed hy gentleman 'om
~,AuylSil! county, ihut the extension "f t.c
Qpaka<e railroad to NJ, Curmr,. was ucer,
ae,arlctc1, ana that arrangement. har'
been made 1" rHn passenger ,'ain, uirer
rvm New York 70 I'ric. uyc- ~: l.chigl
,"iity road, cony,etiu. th"y roal with th'
5lamohin Valley roa1 by t.. QuaNukr cx
tension, and strike the E..n ,uau at sGnDprg
II is claimed a: The ,ac",.a, route from New
Work to Eric.
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The Legislature ui Kentucky met on the
3d inst, and Governor Bramlrttc's Message
was sent in on the 9th in which, strange as
it may appear, he recommends the gradual
emancipation and ultimate removal of the
slaves, rejoices over and thanks Sherman
and Thomas for their victories. This is
coming down big peg from the rank pro-
slavery stand taken by Bramlette, Powle,
Davis, Guthrie, Sc, and is the sure fore
runner, not Of the gradual abolition of sla-
very, but of speedy eXtirpatior. With
Kentucky for freedom, the southwest Til
receive supporting force that will be felt
sensihy in The right direction. Bramlette,
Lowc,e., as in duty bound, to cover his
letting down. denounces the arrest Of
Coioucl WUo!lurl and Lieutcnant.GOycrDOr
Jacobs, and says Ills Object i'll attempting
10 regulate the cnlistments of slaves was no.
IL save the institution, but the people OF
kentucky from Unnecessary burdens III its
accOmpH hmoEt. kcn.uckv has furnished
nearly 10000 soldiers 20 lht | D. army.
Right III the teeth ct the Governors mes
sage, resolution, have lcgn offered in ,Le
Legislature for tic imme,,ialc abolition of
slavery, but OF course with 10 hope of
passing.
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AFFAIRS IN ARKANSAS.
DIIEDiT, MICH., Jan. .

Adviccs received to-day iIoa. Little Rnck,
Ark.,' dated January lst, state that tie
military Lituatinn remains without change.
The Hon. VA. l.. Stewart has been elect
cl L. 5. Senator from .irkanSas, for six
years from March 4th, 1865, receiving Il
two.ihirtls vote of both houses on the frs,
ballot The Arkansas Legislature has
passed the $500 900 loan bill
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Pho iroQelty typt thl> '.iI' I'HN CONSISTS It - / wc.
Years LcnSc Of 81 !l'.u'el Ares ot Nalual'r NJ
'tI.iIUry, wi,hH l.,EI.. - .r'r o',n-.t.I I. ,Gr
lard nruc" M e, siiu't,J "a n VII =. ,ru h
""'r'. ,l-.s r-.,a If and rlral' WHO t'urb,-.
Greek, Grcenc .un'y. Pa. ltru, un uH' rr,ru-.
Creek, AMI half to ihlcc-uuartc.. nj - .', uo'A
The Company are putting d ~. welt lr'Ir. 4.
nrst-caSs eI give f,l. .u> .fo bong n.ts
'o- srcund.N eight lu.d'ua .,, n tlghu.s. ,o.-
p'etc -ct "t tools. uIl "rrryhin: eSarrv lur 0,
vigorous 1r'ra.I IA O.! tir ", ,rt.
The COMPANY, IN presenting his !.I4r ,ul ,rlGa
ble tract Ut at al tyrcItory 10 the ruhhc, drsIe
oall spcoia notice /, the fact that in many
large premiums have hccn paid upon S'H"i~ acre,
with one halt the oil A. royalty, hom which tie,
expect very large vcHriy revenue aside tr"rt ih'
ta''Crins mo iorls held out b. heir own dv, clol
Ilents nI,i the lane,
An important charactcGis Of thp u'! sells of this
, "'r - ilHi, when v"m"'.'".'. u"r .H.'c 'ett'
failed in prIlu"4r OILS .' .nr .r'p ,3l'ity t'N|E
. les, tk0M vcr.. Pr ,.g.. ., Ji .. .. i.,..
. yfHi't' %" ant cOmmGuJVs u.., = ...t.-t 'tLe'
! I'i"c ari quick sale
TIE g.1,,s w tn, 'o,'r. .. sIy cease, t'vv "a .
tr.,U,rc g., ub 'rn~r Iail, ,s.u bore .vI .'H "r ."
Of the minerals onlG EI,u s'd ,gAc., nEi as me
privile; Z, to use free . chaFc ail the Timber AMI
Titles ~ tno ilvs' .u4y ncvte' 10 carry ga 'h'
operation
Geulogists and practosi a.,cra, r from the oh
regions, who have 1t,G thC Myers np,t unite In -"
opinion that, in locality faE boring rur ~ We"
in Its outward Indications IA a. ul telIr1.yr IN
large aud yalyafr 'rao odd orf He ac$t ta'sr'n,
Prospect IA hlrlr, 'Or oil,
Only limited Gambler of Shares w''Fys sold
Books are nav open at No, -eS South Fourth ~
first floor, hack room, Phadelphia
- Subscription Price, Two Dollars psg SHARE, r;
,laI,. g. lSij.-4t
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tIsI. and EASs.-Pml

bsE and EAR .-Pmfcsspr j. ISAACS
NJ. d. oCCrIISr and AURISr. formerly Lcydcn,
Holland is now located at Ma JIl Pine Street
Ih.lGciphia. where persons afflicted with diseases
the EN l. and EAR viii be scientifically trcrt', nni
cured, If curabe. y Artificial Eyes inserted ,fl,I-
but pain.
y. l. No charges made for Examination The
Medica faculty is invited, as hchss Sccretsin his
mode of Treatment
July 2,IS64.-l
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PRoCRAsrINArIoN. Why put off your
cure! Ify you are suffering with the Dyspep-
sia. Liver Complaint, or Weakness of the
Digestive Organs, do not delay, but resort
at one to the use of Hoofand's Germon BIT
'rs We positively and unhesita,ingy say,
they will cure yo". rs they have done with
thousands before you. For sale by all drug
gi>ts uad dealers In medicines at 80 cents
per DuIllc,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-01-14

BRowNs BRONCHIAL TRoCHf., are re-
commended tU, public speakers aud others,
for the relief of Colds and to clear the voice.
Their efficacy is strongly attcstcd 10y Con-
grcssmcn. Clcrgymen, Military Eicn and
Others who USE them. lis there "Ir imjta
ti0nx b. xnLr h OBTAIN Mr N,nNin9.
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ECoEOMIzIHG CoAL.-Thc Scientific Ame-
r!t.1 gives the following useful hints upon
this subject, which are confirmed 10y every
ones experience who understands the pli.o-
sophy ot' coal fires
~ good bright FIR cau b. steadily maia
t.iu,I with coal, with !,:s trouble llun with
any other kind of fuel. but not by IakinG
pokmg and pling in green fGel CONTINUALLY
After breakfast the ire -houd be cleared of
ashes, if there Grc any, ano frosh fuel put on
to fll the crate moderately. Let the oven
damper be turned up 80 as to hGi,. IL, and
leave the small top door opcn, more or less,
according TO the intensity OF the heat re-
quircd. In this way air enters over he top
Of the fire, and maintains e." better lCm-
bustion and consequently .geatCg heat than
When The U-Git hampers are thrown open.
y washing caa lc l-Gy ug Ironing accom-
p.Ialud With uuu .h..1 l.s- caal.thau Is cg-.
orally tAogght pvCGs5ary - use. ~ .ar IS
slitinS aches tor the oiudrrs tlcy contain j.
concerned, IL is a"pai.-S ~ oApcct much
change. llundled= q poor tnnihes in cities
live I'll "a tho waste H their lmprDyident
nCigh5ors, and in this way there is some
thing used which would otherwise ~ lost
but II scrpl- ~ Us that CLARITY should DC
pT4cGcpl ia u different and mere o.tiye
mnQncr II the prpve.b bp tue tlut clarity
b. .ias Et humG,' thcu we hGyp still stIp.-
! ,UI uTguman. against lGG'WGstctul pIact'Ce
! Cindels will burn admirably in small cyin-
der stoves, gna heat Il nursery o. a laundry
as hot as it should be- Every shovel full
saved is a shovel full of coal put in the eel
| ia, aab Ai.- 10 the wise is enough On this
] point
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ID Il a IT II s

At northumberland, December 24th, 1864
of typhoid fever, CONRAD WENCK, aged
So years months and days.
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Northumberland Ge-.,y Isani.

-HANatI>. Pa. JHau.ry t5v,
VNllls pank Ia ,anlliou.ec y'.h '.. enaetl9I =
OF hi Stat. az! approval @. See secretary
the Treasury, H. g., has boecIne . NAT ION \
BANK" and will be known a the "NartLun-bcrlG
Comfy National Ban; uf Sham0Ain,
I, ". POLLOCK, President
JHn. 7, Is65.--2t
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ORPHANS. NNlE'I NlnL.

~ rur.uan,c sE IN '.,t.' " ,ha urhnr- '",,., So,
1 N.,thun ''.'''t "nrn'r. -! 80 c.f ..'A =. ~
liz .ilc. the ,!t r'isgf - ~! h'JA4 tin -
day ot keLEu..v " h.. .>-1. " -. tAin O' = .-orHr
situate ia Li'G"a NliG..- :,ul-ag . i'll amy.
tauudcd ~ the north b" .. .ul Ill'. 'lr,kert.
Mes, - Ipul- - W. lcr .rt. .'1i' Is ''"- y.
John prI,e4l asG stac h. N.,uir,. ... "n the ,rs'
BY hyst~ lsaur Witmcr; 'C,.' ,nin. acre, NOR"
E les -hlNs FCrertcd ,s two story lu. HOT III
weathcr Lnarictg, ana u,d !.oJ bari, ulla u,,rr
outbuIiiNsS. ac
to e,Insueut at ten uclOcT -. VI Of sd day. wG"I
thc terms , cuniitiurs of sale win II: nr,,c known
by ISAAC Il. W TIMER. Atmr
BY o9,icr "ldhe'Gourt, j. =. !. Cumming ClkO.c
Sunls,ry bar 1870.
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Two Federal soldiers di~sri.en rebels
recently went - a., house o. a ..symnothi.
Zer, IN HNenpout, Iowa. and r,p.cirntc4
thems ives as Tohc! pr.soulr, ,-rap.G from,
Sock Island They We .,r,,gr,. cm.tinp-
!, ,"Xtmincu closely. f'i E.nnrinli,. clothed
warmly, prov. ioncd a''uu}uutiy, ,..ylded
with money, ins,Ig-,,d how 20 ,a,up, 20
Cannda, and dismissed viii. Il hearty Kiss
by the pretticst girl in the house. The bows
hugely enjoyed the affair, particularly the
final act OF Hospitality. The name of the
symgStl.iler is Prct, yinan.
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Rs,,sorn,Itiosi s'rce
TO NERVOUS SUFFERERS,

a Gcntcmnn. cur. RI Nervous Debility. Incnin.
potency. Prcna'u are prca.. and Youthful Error nc
tuated by desire to hrncft others. will hc happy to
furnish to all vino need it free of chargc the recipe
and directions lukngihc simple remedy u.eI in hi
ease. Sufferers wishing t. lt,'.i iy the advertisers
had experience and poSScss sure and valuable re.
mcly. can Ito - by addressing hin. a. once III his
lace al busin,,.. The Recipe and fui information
--of ,i'si ,mloltunc.--wiIl be rheerfuily scnt Us
return inaiI.
Atll.ss JOHN u. OGDEN.
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SUNBURY MARKET
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

Fire Company Meeting.
All. the members of the GOOD INTENT FIRE
bDAlPANl, are requested IL meet at the Court
House on Monday Evening, January 18th 1885, vt
D! o elGGk Business Of importance IL the Company
will be TRANSACTED.
T. Willy Ell President.
J. e. WELEgB, Seo'y.
Sunbury, Jsn. II, 1865. 1t
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Sil.ill,Oi.in Goal Trade.

SHAMOkIS, Jan. /. lSbj.
IODv. CtrI.
sent for week ending January ll9L ~
To same time last year. Lott OI
Isl OT
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~ tho posAuasierd doqera's report 1t is
stated hat 1881. letters were returned
last ycal u tue dead lrttrT Office, il being
impossible TO deliver them for want o. pc
pa. Gcnt OF the postage, or becaaSe !.esib.y
directed.
Resent accounts lell Of six deaths Of star
walton IN I.2Uiyu IN one day. And yet Lord
Whanclihc holds iaiIs ID aid the .uatiins
Eecesh III this country.
The New York Wor!L says that 10000
Fenians have Leen drilling tor some time
past. viii liz design of maj hing upon
Ccr .da
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rI,hc Confession. and sl.ucricnc.

i Of An i>SALin.
Published Cor IT, lru"it aud CAUTION 7"
NOtNG MtN and Others. wno Sutl,r 'rrn \'r. uu.
Debility. Premature decay Of MGto"d &r.. .u',-
plying at the same time The Means ut Sril-Carr.
BY who has ,urcd himself after undergoing coI-
siderable gT"rk"ry By rncloriHg postpaid nd.
dressed envelope, single cop. msy l'r had q the
author
NATHANIEL MAYFATE Esq, Br" .lJn, E,lss
ca, NY.
Dec. 10. iSut.--3tn
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BIG WHITLEY CREEK
OIL CCMYENXs
GASr2EiE., sStlS-DGN
Shares. 100000 llr Value S5 90
1o, 900 SHARES RESEkNFp A. 4 INoL-Ni Nr
tAPIIAi.

j. Lewis PnI.I. "-,.' . q r..i.. f.rls
it.alrs So.
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INIlN l. NnnE'

No. I'll Nassau street, New ! urk.
J.. S.-NcrNous sufferers of both scNcs VII Ind
this information. invaluable
:, ISL, Itn
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Henry ward Bcochcr's salary :1rtlis scar
-. hrcn L&cf ~ 1890
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ThE GOVERNOR OF DELAWARE.
Ih" oneniug portion oe the message ~
Governor tannon, of Delaware, 10 ikea up
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TEE RErA1L MARKEr.4Ths mstss

THE RETAIL MARKET.4The 4mat$
Ket yesterday was well attended: a
larger supply of Vegetables were
on hand than We have noticed for some
time. The following are the ruling
prices. 1t will be seen that almost eve
rything has fallen in price: -9'y
BEES Steak 20 a &c per pound.
Roast ID a zoe per pound.
MUTroN-Chops Il q 15c per pound.
10a l2zc per pound.
SAUsAGE-15c per pound.
PLUMBs-15c per quart.
EGGs-15 a lscp per doZ. .lr5-
POTATOEs-Sl00 81 . per bushel.
PEARs-50 a 75c per peck;
BLACKBERRIE-15cp per quart.
CUCUMBERS-l &c each.
GREEN BEANs-S0 4Oc per peck.
ToNATOES-40c per peck.
CABRAGE-5 lOc per head.
CoRS-2Oc per doz.
PEAS-40c per peck. r.4r.se ,l..sa
BUTrER-SOc per pound.
APPLEs-500 75c per peck.
SQUAsH-5c each, ~ =
CHICKENs-S2 90 a 50 90 per dOz.
LARD-2Oc per pound.
HAM-3Oc per pound.
ONIONS, Carrots, Beets, Radishes,
Rhubarb, &C., sc per bunch. 4.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-07-29
MediFaE
DIR. r. j. -KISNER.

TFENDERS HIS THANKS TO ALL THOSE
L who have favored HIM with their confi-
denoe and, patronage, and would Inform his
friends and the people generally, that he viii,
the coming year, occupy his old Office ON Sd
street, near Reed q Krafts Drug Store, Centre
Wheeling, w; Va, where he may be consult
"a IN reference TO thetrdiSeaSe, the nature and
character or which the Doctor is able at ali
times, and under all circumstances to describe
and to assure of the probable result and dura-
ton Of treatment. He practices the Eclectic
System OF Medicine, using mild but effective
remedies, supporting instead of depressing
the Vital Powers. The medicines used by
him are prepared and put up in his own
ONCE Besides the treatment OF Acute Dis
eases DIR. RsQeF will give his attention to the
treatment of all varieties of Chronic disease
That Scourge of the human rnce, ScrOfula, in
all its varied forms, viz: Puruleht Discharges
nom the Ear, so prevalent among children
Purulent Opihalmin, OZenn, Enlarged Glands
UlceFatiOnE, Cancers and all vafities of Skin
DiseRses will receive his special attention.
Diseases of the Throat, Lung and Heart, Iiv-
er Complaints, Diarthoea ,DySentery and Piles,
Diseases of the Urinary Organs, Syphilis, Sc:
Nervous and Spinal Affections, Epilepsy
rheumatism md Paralysis, Diseases of Fee
males, DyemenOrThea, LeucorThea, ProlapSus
Uteri, and all Painful Irregularities and Ner-
Yous Diseases to which they are subject he
treats successfully. The treatment of chill
DREN will receive thesame attention as here
tofOre. All consultations and c0mmunica-
tons strictly confidential, and will receive
prompt attention. Night calls cheerfully an
Swered. Office hours from 0 to l2 A. NJ, to
and tos z. NJ. tun2