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,rruruv ruproyMEST AGENCY,

VIZ ANTED .-Persons desiring to
w change their COOKS, WASHERS, iRoNERs,
NuRsES. GHAMBERMAIDS, HOUSE and DINING
ROOM SERVANTS, can be supplied with good, re-
liable and we'll recommended labor by calling At
sio FrahRIin street, between Eighth and Ninth.
Promnt attention given to country orders Tor
FARM HANDS or Ia BoRERSfo OF any kind. , ),
-. MOTT Il FRAYsER,
, franklin street, between Eighth, and Ninth
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GENTLEMAN who is a superior
n teacher of Music, German, and FRENCH,
wishes SITUATION Ina school or as tutor Ne
fersnces exchanged. Address h. T. N, a49 post
office box. New York. U4-eOdat"
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cash PAID FOR BONES.-Wanted,
u FIVE HUNDRED TONS BONES. Cash paid
on delivery. ,nupnp .uo,,
my SIS .. r.-LnAnnoF' hs'"''
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AUCTION SALEs-THn n.v

Byssmpson Jones. Jr.. : Co.
Aust'oneers and Commission Ne,rb,,..
No. Fifteenth street, between u,f,.
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yXTANTED-AlI persons, public and
w private institufioss Whaling tosmploy
TEACHERs. male or tsnale, VIII do yfM 70 a AL,
dress us We can furnish th6m Fnnn of
CHARGE. All teachers who are out OF employ
ynent would do well to send their applications In
!sI own wHFs LABOR PINE
pSried f8r very reasonable and equitable prices
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-12-25

New York, Dec. M.-News 10 the
10Th inst, has been received from Vera
Cruz.
The French have seized two hundred
thousand dollars of Imperial treasure
The steamer Eugene had sailed with
six hundred thousand dollars, -four
hundred thousand of which belonged
to the French Government and the resi-
TO citizens. One thousand French troops
saileh for France.
The correspondence from Vera Cruz
Is TO the 14th, and 0rlziba to the 18th,
A French steamer had arrived at Vera
Cruz with two hundred troops and q
quantity Of gun powder. A special
courier TO General Castelman had also
arrived. '''''N
The custom house was seized by the
French, on the Sth, and when Mnximil.
ian presented IN order for fifty thou.
sand dollars II was not received.
The Confederate, Jacob Thompson,
was Mt Vera Cruz.
Macmillan left Oriziba on the 18th
for the capital. Miranon fed to avoid
arrest.
Marquee failed in his efforts to raise
money for the Emperor.
War between the Emperor and b.
zaine has become open and avOwed.
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NEW YORK, Dec, H.s-A washington
special says: One object Of, Secretary
McCulloch's visit 10 New York Is 10 as,
certain the tone Of public opinion on
the appointment Of q naval officer tC
that port. Mr.. McCulloch will also
consult with the finauciers In reference
TO important financial subjects.
The iron masters and wool growers
arc becoming anxious about the fate Of
the tariff which aspassed by the last
House, and they arc preparing To ex.
ert formidable pressure on the Senate
Henry McAllister, jr., Secretary OIL
the Iron and Steel Association, has
called a meeting OF that body here or
the 10th OF January, when the iron
interests will be represented.
II Is stated that the President will
hereafter refuse the use Of troops for the
Southern States, except In case Of riot
This action is founded upon the recent
decision Of the United States Supreme
Court.
Mudd, spangler and Mclaughlin, the
assassl nation consplrators, will be
brought from their prison at Dry Tor.
tugas, for trial by a civil court. It Il
understood that Judge Wayne will
grant the writ. .t
The first bill which has become a law
at the present session OF Congress, ID
one 10 supply the deficiencies In appro.
priattons for the year ending June next
The following are two Of the items: 70,
public printing, including paper, $780,.
900; and for the contingent expenses oil
foreign intercourse, $4,000.
The Commissioner OF Internal ReV.
enue has issued n circular TO tho OH.
GERS Of the Internal Revenue Bureau,
directing them 10 make no more pur.
chases OF stationery, but to make requi.
sitions on tho Bureau for all they need
which will be supplied by parties to
whom were awarded contracts.
The Republican, referring to Cover.
nor Lyon, Of Idaho, losing al, 900 in a
sleeping car, says II Is a matter Of pu b.
llclty that the Government has, at diff.
ferent times, advanced him 100000, In
his capacity of Superintendent OF In.
dian Affairs, of Idaho, Of which he has
given no account whatever, and that
he will have to pay the Government
that sum, as well us the $4,000 stolen,
A strong pressure Is being brought tC
bear to remove the Western Commits.
sloner Of Agriculture and II tho Pres
ident should disregard 1t Congress will
legislate him out.
An effort will be made by the repre-
sentatives OF the leading gas companies
OF the country, TO secure the repeal Of
the provision Of the internal revenue
law which prohibits companies from
charging government tax on gas tC
consumers after the first of April next
1t Is rumored here that the Maryland
Legislature will soon after meeting
next month, order an investigation into
the conduct of Judge Bond, OF. Balti.
more, regarding tho police commission
troubles.
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BY THE CABLE.
Advices to the 28d Of December

FLORENCE, Sunday, Dec. 2s.-A por.
ton of the Italian fleet has been ordered
to rendezvous in the Turkish waters Il
await orders which will be issued, re.
gardlng the claims OF indemnity to be
made on the Turkish government fol
itsproceedlngs in regard to the steamer
Thomas.
RoMg, Sunday, Dec. 2S.-LIttle dis.
position is shown by the Pope To enter.
tain the proposition made by the Italian
Government, and his Holiness Is said
to have repealed Napoleon's advice,
who favors the Italian plan.
MALTA, Sunday, Dec. 2s.-The
American Consul received news that
m American gunboat left Alexandria
to-day for the United States, with Sur.
raft aboard.
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CAIRO, Dee. 2i.-A man named
Smidly played bold confidence game
In Jackson this week. lilo first entered
mail car oil tho Mississippi Central
Railroad, representing himself us Il
special agent of the PostotIiCe Depart.
ment. lilo gave the route agent orlers'
and assumed control on arriving al
Jackson, and entered tho post olliconnd
obtnined statement from tho post.
master as 10 how tho mail was con.
veyed from Jackson to Nashville,
Cairo and Memphis, which was 70.
duced to writing 10 DO sent TO WashIng.
ton. Smidly then took possession, and
extending his operations, he purchased
tho Madison hotel OF Mr.. Garland, and
borrowed money of him on checks
which, proving bogus, he wns arrested,
but escaped from the officers. Several
money letters handled by Smitlly fnIled
TO reHCh their destination. A drawing
oftho postolllconnd several other places
wcro found In his.carpet sacls.
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The Sherman aud CampbelI Mission

The sherman and Campbell Mission,
NRw York, Dec. 2l.-Tho Times,
New Orleans special Of yesterday, SAYS
that the mission of Sherman and
Campbell has not achieved I'LL that was
expected, but II has by no means
proved failure. They did not land nj
Vera Cruz for the reason that they aid
not want TO hold any intercourse with
the 1mperiallst authorities, but pro.
ceeded 10 Tampico and Matamoras,
where they met representatives OF
Juarez, and the result was that defin.
lite plan OF action was determined on
between the United States and The Re.
public OF Mexico, Immediately after
the withdrawal OF the French, which
takes place OH the 3lst OF March,
Juarez will transfer his seat of govern.
ment TO Il point, which we are not al
liberty to name ut present. That
point, said Sherman, as a. military man,
l consider well chosen. Their entire
plan is laid before me, and 1 consider
them, upon the whole, judicIous. In
tho event ofany fragment of Imperial
power remaining, United States troops
Will be marched over the Rio Grande
TO support Juarez, and Minister Camp.
bell will return TO Mexico and resume
his official relations with the Republic,
sherman said we are now in possession
OF tho Juarez government, and they
know what we mean to do. All tina,
Tho United States wants to see, Is d
strong, united government there,
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CnIuAGo, Dec. 2i.-Tho Board OF su.
pcrvIsors today adopted resolutions
Replying taxes, collected In error, from
the different hunks In this city, 10 tho
amount Of ono and II qunrter million
dollars. Widow Coghlnn, IN lcgnl no.
ton, recovered s., 400 ns Indemnity for
tho loss Of her husband who wnS Killed
Dy being thrown from tho Platform OF
the S0cOnd Avenue horse ears.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-12-25

CINCINNATI, Dec. 24.-The fire in Rim.
ley, Ohio, on Saturday, destroyed the
dry goods store OF George Il. Dixon,
Loss $4,000; insured for $4,000. Tho
banking house OF ]. Reynolds Il 90.
was also burned. LOSS $1,000; insured
rSlG0. Several adjoining buildings
were damaged.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 2i.-Bergler's
extensive lager beer brewery, on
Thompson street, was almost totally
destroyed by fire. Loss SI0O, 600, which
IL partly insured. Five thousand bush
Oils OF malt, two thousand bushels OF
hops mud two thousand barrels OF beer
wGrO destroyed,
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RALEldn, N. G., Dcc. 2t,-In tho
South Cnrolinn House OF RrOpresuntn.
uVcS tho lns0lvemt debtors bill Inns boon
no framed aHtO secure u hOmesto al Of
QUO hundred aCrCs, with tho house ut.
lnohcI thereto, md In that form il
nnHHpu, -
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EtMInA, N. Y, Dec. 2l.-A lurgo tlro
occurred horC, yesterday which destroy.
~ property TO tho nin0unt Oi SiOO, O6O.
INC Insurance on tho losses will rCapli
s2OO,WO, chiefly on Now York tire com.
pRnlVs.
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Notice.

nNiiE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
i. Stockholders " tho Wheeling Hinge
Company, will he held NJ tho OillCG Of said
Company, on Monday, January 3SllI, 1857.
hOtweGn tho hours Of lOR. M, md v n. in, nl
said day, for tho election Of Directors for tho
ensuing ,y0ar. !. II, WILLIAMS,
iC4I.uI ERp'y,
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LOUISVILLE, KY, Dec. 2i.-John Mon
dell an old citizen, was assassiuated in
his bed last night. The evidence before
Coroner Moore indicates that about one
Thousand dollars were obtained by the
aSsassinS.
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From Canada.


swEETsRuRG, Dec. 2i.-Court opened
this morning. Mcdonald, who was
acquitted on Saturday, charged with
ievying war, was again placed ut the
bar for robbery, on the Sth Of June, OF
80 cents. The jury retired to consider
the verdict, and the case of Cornelius
Owens was proceeded with. At one
o'clock the grand jury brought in a true
bill against George Crawford for com.
hitting acts OF hostility against Her
Majesty. OVENS case was abandoned
ard tho prisoner discharged. Charles
McGowan was also discharged. Craw.
ford was then arraigned.
The court adjourned till Z o'clock ia
hear the verdict in McDonald's case,
The jury not agreeing, tho court nd.
lourned till l0a. M, on Monday, The
Jury was doomed 10 tho lookup over
Christmas.
Mr.. Devlin bus gone to Montreal. He
left orders for IL christmas dinner for
the prisoners.
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SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 2l.-The con.
struciion train on the San Jose railroad
broke through small bridge near san
Mateo, last night, killing two men and
injuring two.
The full Of rain yesterday and last
night was double the amount ever no.
corded here during II similar period.
Floods are reported In several places,
China dates of October 9th say that
the brigantine Luben, of Warren, Rhode
Island, had her Captain murdered by
pirates, who first rumaged tho vessel
and then shot Captain lIows, who was
sitting with his wife and children on a
sofa In the cabin. A train WINS laid to
blow up tho vessel, but tho crew sue.
ceeded In saving her.
Accounts from various points in Call
itorntn shy that streams were over
flowed, houses unroofed, trees blown
down, and roads INSTRUCTED, but nc
great damage is reported.
1t is now stated that the visit of Gen,
=. McCook. Minister, resident at
Hawaii, who departed on yesterdays
steamer, has nothing Whatever to dc
with the reciprocity treaty.
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Agents Wanted

IN ALL PARTS or THE UNITED
States, TO sell 1.-THE LIVES OF THE
PRESIDENTS" u now work, by I0IIN \. q.
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finely illustrated, complete in ono volume,
and ready for Subscribers. ThOnut the
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LITOCK INC LDEIsSI Inc It ZEN WOOD Gene.
{ terry ara hereby n0tltIed that " further in
EiRlment OftwGlvc u I0F cent on lilo CanIinl
stock II reQnIrel 70 hs paid 10 tho Secretary,
on or bGfnre tho nth instant. By OnlNr oi
tho IbOnnl. Il, q. BONHNM,
uClI'u Secretary,
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The Latest News.

BY TEL Il q RIA PEI.
By the Union Lines
ONCE, corner Of Main and Monroe streets
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SEW luth CATTLE.
BEEF CATTLE-Beef dull; prices declined
l@?c, closing heavy. Receipts OF $500 head;
quotations 50 OO9S2; the latter price for exI
tfa.
CALvEs-Steady at $40 OOalS5O.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-LOwer; receipts Of
?A'009 head; the quotations ranged from g Il
,HOGs-Dccllned fully one cent per pound
closing heavy. Receipts OF l5,GIS, quotations
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philadelphia.
u u for Ohio. wy
GHAIN;-whcat.Ina Inactive Corn-Lowcr
nOwSl; old No, Isl 10.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1866-03-31
We have adopted tho following mode Of
DI S T II b u Il 10 N
by sale Of 10000 articles Of value
Our Now Model

Our New Mode!
The articles of goods numbered from to 75,-
900 81, 800 consisting Of Pianos Melodeops Gold &
Silver Watches, Sewing Machines Tea Table
Sets Solid Silver tea and table Spoons and Forks;
etc. ETC., and the other ~ 500 articles Of value jew
elry, Work Toilet Cases, Photograph Albums,
Openface Silver Watches and fancy articles in great
variety. $4,000 notices numbered from to 10000
printed and put into sealed envelopes and well
mixed and Of these Is taken out and sent to the
person sending to rs cents to cover expense of
postage correspondence etc. and tho article of goods
corresponding with the number the notice will bo
sent to the holder Of tho same Immediately tif he
desires TO purchase the artcle) the receipt Of two
dollars. For instance If the number the notice
sent to you should be 500 and piano or diamond
sct or gold watch should be numbered 500 it will be
cent to you should be 500, and piano diamond
sctt or gold watch should be numbered 500, it will
be sent to you for 50, and for every article in
our list of $4,000 articles.
ty' After receiving the article, ifit does not please
you, you can return it, and your money shall be re
unded. ~
25 cents must be sent to pay expense of postage,
Correspondence ETC.. on one notice.
Remember that whatever article corresponds
with the number on your notice, You can have il by
paying Two Dollars for it, whether it be worth 500
or $500 And it Is for interest to deal fairly and
send out our fine articles, as it gives confidence to
the public, and thereby increases our sales.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1866-03-31

Having supplied ourselves with new and superior
lot of Goods of the latest styles and patterns and
having secured from the importers many articles OF
great be1iltv and value. we are now prepared TO
,nnke for the Srng and Winter better arrangements,
md nrosent greater inducements TO purchasers than
we have ever before offered. We have 10000 valu-
able and beautiful articles of Goods, comprising
Pianos. Watches, Diamonds, plain and ornamental
Jowelry and Fancy Goods of every description, that
we will sell at 50 each regardless of value or COST
How we dispose OF our Goods.
We have 10000 Oh Ctlored Photographs, COM
prising every subject-Religious Sentimental Comic
and Fancy--that We will sell at Thirty cents eacn,
four for One Dollar; and with each Photograph
we give two numbered notices. The notices are
numbered from to 10000, and put into envelopes
sealed up, and thoroughly mixed and when Photo
graphs are purchased, two for each photograph are
taken out and sent with it. The articles of Goods
are numbered from l to $4,000, and amy article, no
matter what the value may be, corresponding with
the number on the notice, viii be sent for Two Dol
lars free of cost except when sent by express, then
at The expense of the receiver.
We do assure you that should the notice correspond
with Piano or other valuable article Of goods, it
will be sent TO the purchaser for Two Dollars
Hist OF Goods ut SS2 90 each.
Seven Octave Pianos.
Rosewood MeodcUns
Gold Hunting Case Lever Watches.
Silver Watches
Diamond Sets,
Silver Chatting Dishes,
Ccts SilNCr lCNspOoOnS,
10000 Coral Opal and Emerald Brooches
Mosaic jet, Lava and Florcntihc Sets,
Gold Rings
Gold Pencils.
Toothpicks &c.
Comprising list of endless variety and the choicest
quality of goods We warrant cur goods superior to
any establishment in the country, and hopo you will
give us trial at least and If the article is not as
represented and does not give satisfaction return it.
| aud we will send your money back.
HEoNN so order S.OOhs
Send US Thirty Gents for Photograph, or Ono
Dollar for fiycthc extra one and two extra notices
to the Agent When an agent has sent us $1,000 for
Goods and Photographs, we will give one notice and
the article it calls for free of charge; for $1,000
three notices Free for $1,000 four notices free for
$4,000 splendid Photographic Album, on six free
notices. or for $j0,0 good Silver Watch warranted
| n good time keeper.
We keep an account of all money sont and an
| agent can order his commission at any time.
BE particular and write your address full and
plain, sometimes have orders in Office for
months that VIC cannot for the want Of proper
directions.
Address
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I Box 1916 New York.
January Is, lSG5.--3m
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EMIL, WIIVERT

NOTARY PUBLIC,
Office in "Su bury American" Building,
SUNBURY, PENN'A.
viii attend to the Acknowledging of Deeds Mort
cages, Letters of Attorney. &e., g.
Also, is duly athorzed to take Acknowledgement
and administer oaths on applications for ksoun-
Hes. Pensions and Bacls-I'ay of Soldiers,
Widows and Orphans -
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FANCY DRY GOOD STORE.

MISS KATE BLA OK,
u ESPECIFULLY informs her friends in Sunbury
III and vicinity, that She has just opened her
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
OF Notions and Fancypry Goods,
ilaIket street, four duors west Of Vim. H. Millers
Boot and Shoe store. SuNDUkYi Pa.
Alter stock consists OF Trimmings, notions, embroi
iiai,. ss-ssses and Chdrens' Hats, silk and oher
Glovesssss ssss,tskirts, Grape and Lace Wells, Nets,
Twiiiehol f[;sz sellars, and eorsets, DC
moral skirts, oh,sass,, cosies, Riding Hoods, BAL
nd chiidFens iIoso' assssys ySolsn Gaiters, Ladies
Bradley new pateut Depisz' ,ia Mose,
Spring sKlRrs ss's toF ceuVie
Cont Hundk crchieff. orayals, Eeek,,,.
dsrs Ribbons, Of all kinds. Feaihers, lsssspsn.
many other arliel.s too numerous TO Iaeution ma
Perfumery Toilet Soaps, Hair brushes conibs
Toys, aud general variety OF NOTIONS.
GAUItAkiAG dome handsolnely and at shor
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~anhr-- Oct - leE5
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SOLOMON MALICK,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.

SUNBURY, Northumberland County. =,
OFFICE in East end of Weaver's Tavern, Mnrkt
Street.
All business entrusted to him will be careful and
punctually attended to. Consultation in thess,ngl
lish and German languages.
Sunbury, April 8. 1866
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j. n. HILL BUSH
County Surveyor, <.Onycynnccl.
AND

AND
JUSTICE or THE PE1CE.
MahonOy, NortaumJeylaad Colntv. Pcpn'o
nfice in Jackson township. Engagements can
" be made by letter, directed to the above address
All business entrusted to his care, will be promptly
attended to.
April 81 1S65.-ly
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G. W. HAUPT


Attorney and Counsellor AT E.av,
once On south side OF Market street four doors lest
of L. y. Bright Sons Store,
SUNBURE, PA
VIII attend promptly to all professional business
entrusted to his care, the collection of claims in
Northumberland and the adjoining counties.
Sanbury, May 23, lS63-ly
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THE
P E r U V A N
SYRUP

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ing up an IRON CONSTITUTION
DYSPEPSIA AND DEBILITY.
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DuSHAm, Canada East, March "a, 1863
** "I am an inyctcrate Dyspcptic of more
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~ have been so wonderfully benefited
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One of the most Distinguished Jurists in
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