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THE OLD WORLD.
NEW YORK. July %

NEW YORK, July 20.
The royal mail steamship Scotia, from
Liverpool on the 14th via Queenstown on
the 18th; arrived at this port at 10 o'clock
this evening.
The steamship Lafayette arrived out on
the 18th, the China on the 18th.
The steamship Great Eastern commenced
the laying of the Atlantic cable on the eve-
ning of the 18th. All was well.
The mediations for peace made no appa-
rent progress
The Prussian army continued to advance
The Austrians were rcgaining strength.
The Birmingham banking company has
suspended.
u, The telegraph fleet arrived off valentia on
the 18th. The cable was successful spliccd
to the shore end, and the Great Eastern has
commenced paying out. The signals through
the whole cable were perfect
Religious services took place at Valentine
prior to the commencement of the opera
tions.
The English political news is unimpor-
tant.
The Government stated in the House OF
Lords that preparations were being made
to arm the British troops with brecch load
erS.
! Another serious bank suspension, that ol
the Birmingham Banking Company, was an
nounced on the morning of the 14th. The
liabilities were computed az over two mil
lions sterling-a severe calamity for large
Birmingham house.
The accounts as to the progress Of tht
French mediation were conflicting. Moth
ing authentic had transpired.
The threatened armed Intervention o
France is not confirmed, but French vessel
have gone to Venetia.
1t is reiterated that Prussia has declined
the armistIce.
The French journals declare that France
Prussia and Italy have come to an arrange
ment upon the proposals to be made to Aus
cluded from the German intervention.
The London Times declares that Englant
would not follow France in an Intervention
calculated to aggravatc the present evils.
TIE Prussians had rested at Switar, whic
they made their headquarters, but resume
their march, and the vanguard of their arm
was reported at Zuaina.
General Benedek's army was rcorganiZine
On the 18th his force was computed at 160
600, exclusive of cavalry and artillery, an
it was daily increasing in numbers.
The London Globe regards the Prussiar
as within week or ten days of Vienna.
The Bavarians assert that the battle nes
, Kcssengen had no result
, General Cialdina occupied Rovigo
, The flying columns of the National Italia
, Guard had u success over the Austrians 0
the Stelvio.
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THE SOLDIERS CONVENTION.

Inc meetinS Oh tEe nOnOTaUly QlScDargeu
soldiers to select delegates to the soldiers
johnson and Clymer Convention. as it is
called, at Harrisburg, on the 1st of August,
came off on Wednesday last, in.the County
Commissioners room. Some disturbance
was apprehended when it was observed that
more than three-fourths Of the soldiers present
were Geary men. But when it was an
nounced that the friends of Mr.. Clymer
only were included in the call, the soldiers
in favor Of Gen. Gcary very properly with
drew and organized a meeting in the old
Court House, the proceedings of which will
be found in another column.
The Clymer meeting was necessarily a
very slim affair, as far as soldiers were con-
cerned. 1t nevertheless afforded an opportu-
nifty for some of those patriots who bravely
fight for Office, if they do not fight for their
country, to show up the faults, and perhaps
errors, OF those who were guilty of the
folly and temerity of going into the service
to fight against those unfortunate Southern
democrats, vulgarly called rebels who sim
ply desired to be "let alone"
Soon after the resolutions were read, we
observed Mr.. Reimensnyder on the floor
We did not hear much of Mr.. RS discourse
but what we did hear convinced us that he
was still strong in the faith of Southern de
mocracy and Southern institutions. AS
Virginian, his hatred of Yankees, whom ht
traduced, was natural. He, no doubt, coult
see more virtues in Gen. Lee, Toombs, o.
even JEFF. Davis, than in any Yankee, living
or dead. He spoke of some Yankee missiona
ries or preachers, who went among the negroe
in the South, swindling them out of thei
money, or treasures on earth, witht ut, er
baps, even helping them to treasures il
Heaven. All this was certainly very naught.
in persons wearing the "livery of Heaven.
We have no doubt he thought it bac
enough for preachers to indulge in politics
not excepting himself, but to swirdle tn
poor negr oes out of their hard earnings, b,
Yankee preachers was villainy in the eS
treme,. especially as they had no right, Con
stitutional, hereditary or divine, to rob tn
negroes of anything Negroes were purel
Southern products, and part and parcel c
Southern institutions. And when Chic
Justice Taney decided that "negroes had n
rights which white men were bound to rt
spect," he evidently meant Southern whit
men, else how could Yankee preachers d
wrong in plundering them. Mr.. r., n
doubt, satisfied his audience that preacher
are human, as well as Yankees and negroe
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long hours, patiently, and you must be tired.
/ know you will say amen to the words l
have spoken to these young men, and give
them a parting and cheerful word as they
leave your little village of Hanover, and
start out into that world which is not 80
dark and full of bad people as has been
represented. There are great many good
people in the world. You will find them
wherever you go, and you will find people
alike wherever you go, for they are all pretty
much as God Almighty designed them.
Therefore, young gentlemen, wishing you a
happy passage through the sea of life, i bid
YOU farewell. GChcers. .t
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For the Cure of all diseases Author of Lectures
the Treatment and Cure Of Chronic Diseases.
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Mifinburg, Pa, Union House, Wednesday Aug, 22
Sunbury, Pa, Central Hotel, Friday, Saturday and
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cW1T The Democrat of last week, says the
Republicans nominated Mr.. Rothermel as a
reward "for his services against old citizens,
to make them hoist the flag, &C." The
object of the above charge is to create an
impression that Mr.. Rothermel assist ed or
encouraged persons to compel Mr.. Wagner,
of Little Mahanoy township, to raise the
American flag over his house, which was the
subject of prosecution in Court.
Mr.. Rothermcl requests us to say that there
is no truth whatever in the charge. That
he can prove by democrats, neighbors of
himself and Mr.. Wagner, that he not only
took no part in that matter, but that he en-
deavored to persuade those who were i'm
plicated not to engage in any such trasac
ton
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

VNIIE undersigned will sell at private sale the fol-
i lowing valuable Real Estate, to wit
One half Lot of Ground, situate in the Borough of
Sunbury, Northumberland county, Pa, being Lot
No. 2l7, in the general plan Of said borough, con.
tanning 80 feet in front Penn, formerly Pokeberry
street, and $40 feet in depth, whereon is erected
Also Lot No. SO fronting on Front street, con-
tanning 5St feet in width, and 230 feet in Depth
whereon is erected large frame dwelling house,
stable and other outbuildings.
Also /; A Lot of Ground, situate in the borough of
Mt Carmel, Northumberland county, being lot No.
Is in block No. As of said borough
Late the property of VIM. Konnelly, deceased
If the property is not sold by the 18th day of August
next it will then be offered at public sale, at the
Old Court House, in the borough Of Sunbury at one
o'clock P. M, on said day, when the conditions will
be made known by
G. w. HAUPT, Administrator,
Sunhurv Julv 28 lS66-3t
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c4y' SEE A WOMAN, IN another column
picking Samburg grapes for Speer's Wine.
1t is an admirable article, used in the hospi
tails and by the first class families in Paris,
London anG New York, in preference to old
Port Wine. 1t is worth a trial, as it gives
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eW Hester Clymer, in speech at Read
ing recently, said "his history as politician
was the history of the State for the last six
years, and he would not to-day alter line
or bolt out a particle of it." In 1864 he
voted against resolution that the Senate of
Pennsylvania urge upon Congress the pro-
priety of increasing the pay of the Army
Now he asks the very men to vote for him
aoainst whom he voted.
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NOTICE..

NITIZENS who are owners CT prope
~ Borough of Sunbury, are respectfully
to give their immediate attention to the
required. agreeably to an Ordinance pas
Council, of which due notice has been Civ,
ence to the time, &c. Owners of proper
assured that the Chief Burgess is det
comply with the enforcement of said Or
directed by the Council, without delay
Therefore, those persons or person VII,
the hope that the Ordinance not being
on former occasions, will assuredly be d
1t is my intention, as also my duty, that
ces passed by the Council shall be con
The committee appointed having ch
paving are respectfully requested to emf
Ordinance without delay, commencing
day of August next to furnish all the !
quired for the said paving, and forthwi
the same, f. Y. B
Sunbury, July IA, 1S66.-3t Chi.
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GREATEST INVENTION SINCE THE
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1t is self-aetng in all its work. and makes it i'm
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1t does not wear out, but will last while tho
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Windows that have only one sash moveahle may
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A4 SSeo' IL q
stopper and Lock. One Dollar
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and in fact the thing long sought
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ted.
Capitalists, Manufacturers, Builders, and men
looking for business are invited to call on the sub.
scrber and examine il.
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July 81, lS66.-Gm Sunbury, Pa.
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NOTICE.
Pensions Increased.

Tho late Act Of Congress gives additional pay TO
the following Pensions, via
ist To those who have lost the sight of both ewes
both hands, totally disabled so as to require con
slant attendance, the sum of S25 90 per month
I'd To those who have lost both feet or are totally
ance, the sum of $50 90. :
Sd. To those who have lost one hand or one foot
or are so disabled to render them unable to per
form manual labor SIS 90 per month, and other
cases in proportion.
The subscriber is duly prepared for the immediate
procurement of these claims.
S. b. BOYER, Atty at Law.
Sunbury, June Is, 1866.
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Piano FOrteS.

Every instrument is Warranted for FIVE years. We
also keep constantly on hand a good stock of tho
celebrated PELOUBET'S MELODEONS, CABI-
NET and CHURCH ORGANS. and challenge others
to sell cheaper than selling.
We also Keep all kinds Of Musical Merchandise,
and receive ali the latest music published.
liberal discount to teachers of Schools and Semi
naries
CY=Second hand instruments taken in exchange
for new ones.
Pianos correctly turned and repaired. Send fol
Circular.
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NOTICE TO u. =. TAX-PAYERs

Collectors Office, U. S Internal Revenue,
... 14th District of Pennsylvania,
MIFFLiNBuRG, July IS, 1856
THAMES on tho ANIMAL list, 1866, incomes, Car.
l. riages, &c.,) arc now due and payable at the
following times and places in Northumberland
county
q. H. Shriner, Collector, will collect in Sunbury
Wednesday, August 29th, at the Office of P, NJ
Shindle, Esq
In Georgetown, Thursday, August 3Oth, from A
NJ, to p. NJ.
In Shamokin, at Howells Hotel Friday, August
3lst.
A. T. Bisel Deputy, will collect at his office, in
Turbutville Tuesday, August 2lst at Capt HuhIs
Hotel in Milton, on Wednesday, August 22d and
at Vandyke's Hotel, in Northumberland, on Thurs.
day, August 23d.
IL To all who neglect to pay after ten days, q
SPECIAL NOTICE
will be issued, for which the law provides fee of
twenty cents after that four cents per mile and ten
per cent. penalty, to be collected ty distraint.
Taxes must be paid in Government funds.
.... CHARLES ii. SHRINER,
Collector, l4th District Penn'a.
Sunbury July 2S, Sb6--4t.
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DR.. GAN SEVOORT,
Practical and Consulting

p Fl x 8. I . I "A N
For the Cure of all diseases. Author of Lectures
the Treatment and Cure Of Chronic Diseases
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T AIDES call and see the Hanging Baskets,
l. Brackets and Fine Work Boxes, at
LIGHTNER'S
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A NVILs, Vices, Bellows Stocks, and Dies and
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DURE Lubin Extracts and Lubin Soap, at
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Administrators
NOTICE is hereby given that
IN on the estate of Henry With
township, Northumberland count
have been granted TO the
persons indebted to said estate
make immediate payment, and t
to present them, duly authentieat'
BENJAMI
MICHAEL
Jordan twp, July II, ls66.-e
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To procure family group Photograph, 60 to
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Procure one Of BYERLY'S Fine Photograph Pic
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90 0O0 A YEAR made by any with
SE,UUU Sl5-Stencil Tools. No experience
necessary. The Presidents Cashiers and Treasurers
of 8 Banks indorse the circular Sent free with
samples Address the American Stencil Tool Works,
Springfield, Vermont
July 2S lS66.-3m.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROP
ERTY.

by virtue OF sdecree Of the Circuit Court for
frince GeorgsS county, sitting - Court of Eaui.
sIp1se to public sale, on the premises. on ThURs
gAf. the STAT day OF May. 1886, At Il O'Clock M :.
died seized, containing about 20 acres '''
Sdioirs the village Of BlaAensburg, 10 most
heelthlIy located, possesses the avautaRss OF a
coustry and village residence. The land 10 OF a
good quality, well adapted 70 market DurDoses.
and 10 under an excellent enclosure
The dwelling. which 10 OF brick, is cemmodfous.
has attached TO IL large garden that 10 very pro-
the buildings, consisting Of stable lcehouse, &c,
Terms Of sale: 81 600 cash, residue In I and
years. with interest and approved security Title
indisputable and on payment Of purchase money
with interest. the trustee will convey the nronarty
to the purchaser in fee simple
NY SITS N. g, OTEPHEN Trustaa
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AUCTION SALES.

SALE OF A VALUABLE FARM. IN A HJoH
SnATE OE CULTIyATION, SITUATED in
PENCE GEOR0EA COUNTY, fMD. y oaiy
SIX miles from the Center Market on Dio0:,
read, about two miles nerth of the Eoidiss.,
Eome, accessible by three fne roads
The Farm contains enc hundred and tventv and
Quarter 'l2o14l acres OF land, in one of the brst
G. Rigs Carroll Clarke And othsrs snd ,dGa: o 81
farm of 3. & and e. Wroe. N - 'n'
This Farm Offers rare ind ueenert. 10 >>-.
desiring to purchase, a. II has been heavily ma.
Gen EarIs or Country Residences, q there Are
npe buiiding sites commanding . view OF the
National Capitol for each place, provided the pur
chaser desired TO divide the farm. IA large porton
OF the farm To set in timothy and clover aud abouf
twenty nve acres Ia wheat, and the same in rye and
corn; ten In oats. three potatoes. &c; yonns
orchard OF choice fruit trees; improvements eoodc
The entire farm 10 incesed with good ubstsn ntisi
board and rail fencing. There are never -fsiiine
springs; and we'll of excellent water For heaitk
Of location, 1t 70 unsurpassed in the State
The ferm will be sold with or without the youns
crops. Possession given In five days after Com
plying With the terms of sale. Title perfect
The above Farm will be offered for sale at
g the Auction Rooms, TUESDAY MORNING,
Terms: One half cash; residue in six, twelve,
and eighteen months, secured on the farm Don.
veyenc1ng at purchasers o expense
JAS. @ MCGUIRE 90. Aucts
AZ some susse2uent day after the sale Of the farm
and Seeded Crops, &c. mvSe
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PROPOSALS.
AvY pEPAR raEST

Sealed Prepossls ssdor.-d "Propoe.I. far .r..,-
ing butidipe for the Department of Ensinery :,
sbe Nava Ae sdemy Grounds st AnasDoll., k.-~
,sna, VII os reNeiveo az this oace until u ciooh
on The 18th day Of May neyt. AZ which hour ts.
BIDS VIII be opened for furnishing ell the nsts,1
als and sorkmanship necessary in tie erection a.
completion OF buildtns socordins 20 plsns ssS
spectncations 70 BE seen At the Navy Depsrtner,
or at the Naval Academy, Annapolis MsryIand
btdders VIII be required 20 state tbe amen NJ "a,
which they viii furnish ell materials and IN ns,.
the building according 90 the plans and specises
uons, and IN ell reepects ready for oee1patio,
They are reou ested 20 name the a ne Ia vhfc ths
will engage to complete the work.
upon eXami nation Of the plans and specific.
lions IL should appear that nodihoatioss can 4.
made tending TO Lessen the cost OF the buiisins
without impairing its strength or durability, ni5
ders are invited % sugee est such ara
20 state the amount Tor which they will compIsts
the building III tuch modihsstions are adopt~S.
that 10. they can bid according 70 the plans al
speciscafions. and also according % such modib.
cations ~ they may think proper 10 eaggest
such notifications must not involve any chanrs
In the dimensions Of the building or I'm the rar,I
sular arrangement OF rooms shown the plsus
zach bid must be accom- panied By good asi
eumcient guarsntors, approved by an sfhcer Of
the Goyernment, known % this Department, that
the bidder will, IL his offer be accepted enter into
contract 20 perform the work according TO his bid
and the Department reserves the right 90 70 est
any or all the bids, the interest Of the Govern
THORNTON A. JENKINS.
ap "a Av3w Chief Of Bureau OF Navigation.