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strength wss IN her step. and Il he1 haadrAS4-
s s. T.-18G0-X.
few bottlea Of PLANTATIONS B1rrKns a,,%
VIII cure Nervous Headache u 1.H E&%# H..
Sour stomach and Fatid Breath.
Flatuency and Indigestion. ~
Nervoua A1ecdons-
=. Pain over tho Eyes. gI..- = m
Mental Dependency.
prostraeon; Great WeaRnoss.
salow compezion, weak Bowels, 10.
LIVER COMPLAINT AND DYSPEPSIA.
ia estimated that seven -tenths OF all adult ailments
secTstions OF the Liver ove1howina the stomach po
After long reaearch We are able to present 81 n
remarkable cure for these horrid nightmare Diseases
hundred aud forty thousand persons hsv tSea the
PLANTATION B11TERa and not instance OF complaint
It Is most efectnal tonic and agreeable stuuIant
suited 10 all conditions Of lhe.; =. sr. -''--''
It's active properties are wholly falss For the salts
faction Of the public and that patients may consult
oA ns1 ter 0l s
years in the treatment OF Fever and Aeue Dyspepsta
vie Of he Veeeog q, 1so ~ the
Afterwards sold by the Jesuts for tha e,soro, 7ee Of
Of France: humboldt makes especial reference to ts
aaSSs eao sna disS.aas
Of the stornach and bowels. IN I'M" A
oHAxoAnx F1o7szns For enfeebled digestion
" LAvENDH HFIowEns-Arou1stic, gtimulant and tonic
highly invisoraene tn norvors debility. -
MN1ERaREEs-For sczofala, rhAumatla1n, ste.
muscle aad milk; much usod by mothers nursins. :
Also. clovebuds, orange carraway. oorauder snake
root etc.
S. T.--1880.-X.
Another wonderful ingredient, OF great use among
the Spanish ladies cf south America mparting beauty
to the complexion and brtllisncy the mind Is yet un.
known to the Of the world vqe vithhold
ita name for the present
IMPORTANT CERTIFICATES. ,..a
KooHnsrER, N. z. December %, 1861,
Messru- P. a. DRAKE Il Co.. have been great guf-
abandon ny profession. About thrss months nth aso
tried the Plantation Bitters and to my great 10y am
cases snd as far a. snos Always Nth sFnai
Rev: j. s. dAEHoRx.
PHnApE1PHA, 10th Month 18th Day. 1869.
saS RsFE9rSD r. Fl FsEsD:-My daughter has beea much
wilt send me two bottles more. a# A
4, Thy friend. ASA OURRM
sHEna1Ax Houzz, CHICAGO, IL,
Mssaaa: T. r pnAMa CO. Please saad as another
.ppaszer they appear to have superseded sverythin
else and 7d,ss are e1easly esteemed = A.,
Arrangements are completed to supply any de-
mand for thia article which has not heretofore been
The public may assured t1=. IN no case vu the
perfectly pure standard OF the PLANTATION BrrrEns be
nqnatsrs o. ted plate enorau0 Il eaaot Be ses-
bA BY e gallon, soindler in,poster Be.rare
Of reed botts See that Private stamp IS Uxasu-
Sold BY Dzuggssta Grooers ana Dealers throughout
the county. 5.4 7sTT - y,
P. B. DRAKE & CO., New York.
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REJUVENIATING + ELIXIR,
or, Essence q or Ltfs.

$&@MWNIzzP. Cures General DsbHisas Weok.
SS&@MYI s1esA HyyEerics ~ TenedzsA
sSsS$ai H4{#X#Z. Palpikd3i0e QfsAe Aeavt and
2@sA$&8 al N4-cozss Daseoses It re-
lSI&= stores new life and vtgor to the
:. !. - zS., aged, causing the hot blood Of
fo. * =, youth to course the veinx res
~ esS,.a,ed g,fsn toring the Or9ans Qf Geasra-
s.e,o e''-ro does ton. ,enaopfn0 lnpotenoy cad
shts E9t9fr se5npe,s: Leoskfy. restoring A0nNnees
AIS Ae sksseHs and and f1X pf0or. thus proving q
0oe9eonss tEseuse. perfect "EziGfr Of L0per re-
moving Szerilify and Barcnness In both sexes To
tho yonng middle and aged there no Rrsatsr
boon than this Elixir Of Lhe' It gives new
lease OF life, causing the wenk and debilitated to-
have removed strength and vfgos, and tho entire !
system to 1hrin with joy and pleasure. &stI:.$
Prizes. one bottle q; three bottles s5; sent Ds.
express to any address. 5S'.s 4'5,% a .JI.,5t
Our medicines are sold and recommended by all
respectable druggists In every part Of tho civilized
globe; some unprneipled dealers, however, try 70
deceive their customers by selling cheap and worth.
less compounds In order 70 make money. Be not ?
deeeissd.ask fer these. medicines md TAXA no
others II the druggist does net keep them, write
tc u.s. md We will sand them by express, carefully
packed 1esstom observation. We will b pleased
to receive letsers with full statements In regard to
any disease With (which Adlea or gentleznap ara
afflicted Address all letters for medieines pamp6s
iets, Or rdyiee. to the solo proprietor, ~ n
ns- ". B: kERW1N, 81 Walfor st., N:Y,
Nay 25 :l.s@5 a ' -.
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Thg} Th} 1a1l1g 9 ally Mems
WEDNESDAY MORNING, JANUARY 9, 1867.
tfn Magnolia.
tFron the T.z5, FielA and Farm.l
By CARL pENeoN.

T1s poppsed sleep eae end Of uu..''-swupUasE. .
J A church you might put In your pocket,
little inside tho gsto q
"A small dead pond before it.
~ AS still and as calm as Fate. s'
Red blossoms burn the marble
Rcd leaves round grave s.o9Res peer.
Where roses bloom al tho yeae- s
Iike the spoil OF some giant ins.ot'
N All hoary and weird to see.
The thin, thin moss rom the oaE uees
Is dropping listlesdy. AZ
Bnt In one large plot Of the garden
There is neither moss nor rose.
WHARF. even in death doaant, G
Tho bravest Of men rcpose.
:. where, opposite one another, ::
( r,Arrayed in death asf1 Life, rs
The Federal aud the Corfedar1te
Hxve halted After their STRIFE
Ana this Il Persephons's garden.
;; ;; Where NE river OF Life no hoa,
Findk rest after all its windings.
=. 1n'a SUNLESS shorele@ sea.
: And this IL the fair Magnolia,
Where Charleston buries her dear.
think 1t would suit my fAncy
q: 10 he down beside them hero;
10 sleep the sleep Of the poppies,
To lie In Lethe for ayes
Where waking waits not on slumbsr,
( And night knows nothing o. dsy.
Could T only have, ono with mo
To sleep at my ade again,
And bring that dear little wUmsn
From the cold North wind and rain
From the bleak dank lot on tbs hillside, e.
Where nature ts one decay.
And eveu the moss and the Ivy
In season perish away; s. MA
X, Tho bleak dank lot on the hillside,
That tho wind with dead leavea paves,
Where three generations Of LaurRs
1ast7aS Id ytg byt saae fs4a ;a Their graves:
w A girl with golden hAtr :g.: .W'@
And she in her prime, hetwtH them I:
y Tho best Of my LII leg there. 'tse5t @
): !. But my heart wakes IN TO remember. ";
Whan theloJ Of my 1fe had aed, ;-
: Nnp baby behind hS1, -s.s. y
- With tho eyes Of the lovely dead.
and wuuld again were Northward,
.: To"see nv baoy ut play
:; Ho Is tail Of his age, my baby
He has nineteen years to-day.
Il he slapping his hogse 'cf5sa county,
Over four feet OF timber OF etonep =.
Is he soothing his soul with music
In 9 1oom with Verdi aloneP -
Is he s.siu1ning the winter c1ystsls
Ie he reading beside the Aro2.
Is he GROWING legended pewter
With the lager loved Of his Gire7
o Johnny, y.boy, my darlin9l
When I left that Babel behind,
There were some grjeved to part With.
Because to you they were Kind.
There were three OF four msn and women,
And also 8 horse or two, t~. ".N I0
wns sorry to leave behind me;
But now miss only you- e~
And Of al the hundreds OF thousands
Who thropged that turbulent. hive,
The other million are ahadown,
And you alone are alive.
And 20, IN the fair Magnols,
By the bed Of the gallant slain,
1prayed to live few months more.
10 see my baby again l..',,. n.@ !. NJ,
All nEsToH, December 20, 1906. ALL
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SIA1aLIA slMILlBUS CURANTER.

!. """ t-HUMPHREYS ~" W."
homeopathic SPECIFICS @
HAVE PROVED, FROM THE MOST AMPLE ExpE-
~ RIENCE, an entire success: simple-Pronpt-En.
9aant and Rehable They the only medicines per.
teety adapted to popular useso simple that nistkes
cannot DO made In uaipE them: 80 harmless be
tree nfcn dAnger and efficient to be always res
oa. They have raised the highest comnnananton from
III. and Will always render satisfaction, m
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Exported imee yesterday ............ $500
Exported as. .sa925z
Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, January k-CoRTEK.-There is an i'm.
proved feeling. but without any change tn price.
CoTToH-There ts little Offering, and holders ara Arms
Uptands. - Z. rrlSI5s rlSI5s 4, -:%1s ,7,E E S1-- -
FzouzsIIhsrs t1a hir1y active trad. as.aara. butwe
hsar Of Ba1ae oshtpsr There 10 change in quo
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confidence, and state their com
plants In full we treat all Female Cornolanta
anil prepare Medicines suitable for all diseases to
which they arc esnh5eet-Thfrty- -twopags pamphlets,
The Cherokee Pills are sold BY all druggists AZ 81
per box or six boxes for &5s or they are sent hy
from observation, by addressing the scio prupzietor
Dr.. ". 3. ARRWN, ~ Walks. st, y. 7.
N. B.-Chetnkee Pills No are prenarad "a,
epseadI c1sss when ratlder medicines ftl !: these
are sent by mail free Of postage, on receipt Of sa
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TODD D&:RcAFFsE13STY.
ENGINEERS AND n FOUNDERS.

Once and Works, Paterson. New :.yersey.
WAREHOUSE, No. DEY STREET, NY.
MANUFACTURERS or STATIONARY IND. POET
~. 49, BE BEE STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS; Fla1,
311 HEMP Tow 0Ak1zn and Rope Machinery; shafing
M4 Gearing: lron and Brass CASTINGS an dnds
RotnG ot Mashinss: Gear cntters Milling and
ena K9ehes Betting; Lace ,Ieather Bait Hooia; and
Tor Railroads and other Machine Shops
Snaso9 9. q SHOWS Patent Goveznors Saw Mills Cotton
ss.=. TODD Il RAFFERTY,
-9arch 2oAs. u. ~: No4 Dey atrest, N:sY: :
M ANHOOD AND TIaE vIGDR OF YOUTH
~ restored In four weeks, by Dr. RECORDS ESSENCE
Ot DE- Ricord (of Paris after years Of earest so
neataeon has at length acceded "a the earnest requests
ottno american public and appointed an Agent "a New
xork lot the sale OF his valued Eescnce
OF LIE This wonaarfpl agent VIII restore uaanhood to
Tue most ehattered constitutions whether afiang
e1cesses the ehects OF climate natural
time required to the 1cst fnveterate case Is Sour
Weeks and used according to printed instructions
which arc very simple, failure Is impossible. This e-
renedy should be taken by about to razv.
rs Its effects are pernaEent 1t iB acoWIedRed bY
medical press to be the greatest discovery ever
A9 developing powers racuIous Success In every
case Ia as certain that science overthruwa
Dr. Mcords Essenee Of Life Is in cases wiS nm hi.
for use, at 49, four quantities one tor 60
ana wan be sent 70 any part packed receipt
Of reuitancs to his accredited agent. n"
March q NO. * Ilbstsa atsset Sa9 Yors
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CHER 0kEE PILLS,
!. Or Female Regulator,

Cure Snppressed, Abcess:5s and
Painful Me7astru0tion, Green
Sickness, Ntrcoxs und Spinal AZ
fections, Pains Il, tho RIcl, .Sicf-
;:Asdd1tche, Gszdasaess, and all dis
eases that spring from. trregularity,
by removing, the cause and nil tho
effects TINT nrise from 1t. They
ere perfechy safe In all cases, a.
! cept anhess bieldea- .by direc-
H0as, and nze easy to administer.
as thsy-are nicely sugar coated.
They nhouldL bc in the hands Of
every nasdan, Wife, and Mother
In the land sl5. ig1..r7 -17~ \
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PHnApE1Pz1A, 10th Month, 18th Day. 1862.
REsrrorKD fnEED:-My daughter has beea much
benefited by the Of thy Plantation Btters Thou
wilt sand me two bottles mora, IrE-I.g 7..'- I
N Thy friend, ASA UURRIN.
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Eow Orlea,. ns Market.

NEW ORLEANS, January s.--Co77oN-Tha make.
active this afternoon at advance OF y 1c per b
yesta1days oers and Of 20 over this mornings
offers, Strict Ordinary selling 1t SOa81c STRICT Good Or
nzxy aod to the amount OF 40 bales Sic. Strict
1ddHn9 good x6achee oeaAou at $50
Per ID. strict Low Middhng sold ut 39c. And. aifoSRh
LOCO bales sold In II. lie
:usnoa above tho course hows ;nrars
thase and rejoice at It;
accommodation In thas markG upou wh1cA heavy nd
1MRa been made these Prices great SeeH to
the parties who have made the aduances AL are now
Sonvauced oftha ehortnesa Of tha tho bulk
3 n a1resay In port for The wutat haa been at good
Stage IN the rivers and q The cotton county an
ees sts 6ean thin usual 30 that cotton
hiS:eeae rapidly forward: Rivers Hike the Ouachits
nAVigshle in BebruAry. have boon uu and
sent forward most Of the seasons crop. 8 G.
49, STATEMENT OF COTTON.
esoak On hand septs1nber 1st 1865 . beaes-1oa oas
Reee3.sd snes yesterda.. - 4lA2 M
Exported amee yesterday. ...........-.. 5000
1oxteo p1e99oVayA.s. .26s 699267, ,a4s
4sE.s +stsi',% s5.
e1peEt: nelda s767 bales sor Liverpool. and aas
,suaAr AND MoI.aaa1aa--Ihe receipts are st1l very
light and include since yesterday, lao he suRnr and
II hblR Molaasea The demand for the better grades OF
Sugar IL very active but owing the light supply in
drst hands transactions limited, aud prices were
Hxnex nd locking The sales inetude 2Oe hhda ausr
atg@o1ot good ecs1non l1Ao for fhr. and seconds q
uLa11Lc per pound. Molaasea remains Arm and mn.
changed salea $50 bbls at Csc peR gallon for
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COMMERCIAL.

The Charleston Cotton Market.
~ OFFICE OF THE DAILY NEWS
i$ cHAR1EsToF Tuesday Evening january 9.
y Selsrs IN many Withholding their stocks and
arc nnw1ng to dispose Of their Cotton the going
prices. transactons consequently Hight; sales
about 40 bules at decline Of 40. 1 the prices
paid Saturday last The business Of the day as
follows: bales ut s1c 10 at s II at SAX ss at
- 10 ut s4k and 81 on private tezns Quotations
nominal. :...L :;i;Ss t:... =
4 .s VII, !. Augusta Market.
. AUGUSTA. January 7.-aorD.-- Brokers buy ut 1888,
: snvaa-Buy1ng at 1as and seiing at 1sa
] corros1Ts II aarfet L dna @ and pa psscea easi Will
ws ut quotations Of saturday. it Is propar
aud Cotton soid heavily Ut figures given day. whici
would on Saturday have readily commanded
cent more. We quota: @,s.a1S|g
1877 sS ;siSs3tS o1nuS
saies Of ths aay soc r aso bales a. follows a y.
at ss; 7e at 81; g ats4 and 81 as s5 The receipt
+ Mobile Market.
MOBILE. January 3.-Cor1oN.-The market opene<
ing. receipt favorable Liverpool accounts gene
a It sn a sa1es an
taraays quotatonA and In tAvor Of sellera Anddlnt
AoaETAax AID Fz.AHc1A1-The market for Exohang
has been quiet to-day Banks and banters1ezs check
ing at Aa7s discount ad buying ct a1 Per cent DIS
Cola 1saalsax
= Sterling 1s9a1zl. %Y FL I'LL s4r.rz.
New Orleans Sight par to Il premium.
..i..%' S@&s COTTON gZATE1u1T-
stack On hand Sept 1st 1885. bales. $500!
Received prevtnnay .128 4eo-18o aaI
l. T.. ~; 1889.
Exported this week. 9;257 f>&
Exported previously 1860 81 s2t
stock On hand and on ahirsoard not
saoared:-...-..:-- ....-.....-....... r. 46s
FnEnsRra-Bo*h to Europe and Coastw1se ports nsx
quite steady, but there has bean change ratas
q1cte Liverpool, "a: Hsvre Ike. Goastwtse pcrte
E1tso by atc1na, and nc by sail. ~ .t9s%l st-7I
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Messrs. CAiekertng d Sons: = IN.
GESrs: have lust bean invited by Mesara Colasd to
try = Grand Piano-forte manufactured by you, andI
uove no nesaSion In endorsing tho opinion of my ola
friend. MI. q D. Oonard. VIZ: That ills the nnass IN
strumens I ever played on. a. .57. .0' ---
Beaisva me, gentlemen, most Ah1thfnlg yours,
r4f.. :ts.S.:f3.s -..I &S&'s J.. HATTON
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Stock cn hand and ON shtrooard not
cleared. .........-....--...... 77,468
!. FnsnHIs-Bo+h to Europe and Coastwise ports are
quite steady but there has bean no ahange In rtas We
q1cte Liverpool, "a: Hhvre, 1xc Goastwse ports
13so by atcszn, and INC by sail ~ < .a%$ lEs.s
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TeEimonials on the most Artss e. uyvps
~. 70 AeSsrs. ChiekeTtN1 d 8oa5:a .iI:' -
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IMPORTANT OERTIF1OATRa.i ps.a
kooHnsrER, N. z I, December %, 1851,
Messr1 T. n. DRAKE 4 Co.. have been graat suf-
rer nom Dyspepsia for three or four and had to
abandon my profession. About thres months aRo I
tried the Plantation Btters. and to my great JOY am
noV nearly well man. ] have recommended them in
sevoral cases. And far know, always with signal
benoft am, respectfully yours @'7-
l&ii-@ Rev. j. g. GAEHORN
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3df4Z1 II. WENE5, E89.: -
MI DcAR BIB: As You going back TO The United
States. must beg you to remember me kindly to the
Messrs- Ohfckern9tk Tell them was delighted with
their Grand Pianofofse-o good instrza<Rt Aink
as scas eper esTned on, both u tosoA and tone.
ky Wishing you. &C., remain ever truly
-&a h 3. BROADWOOD. ,'
Firm Of I. Broadwood b Sons. Pianoforte Manufao.
turera. London. f:g%5 zIs . Is .---I +
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y' s53 BRERMAN HouHE, CHICAGO, III.
February III, 1858. >
MEszRa. P. q. DRAM Co.:-Pleaae sesd a another
twelve cases Of Plantation Bltters AS morning
sppaSxar they appear to lave superseded GVerythn1
elre, and are greatly esteemed. 7T S,t -
r., Yours, &C., GAGE h WAITE
Arrangements are now completed to supply any de-
mand for this article which has not heretofore been
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Having pIsyed upon = I
Oh1ckesing & Sons, m Boz
much pleasure In sesnfy fyinl
For sweetness and hr1
touch and magnificent p<
cons&der It 4 really axAHD
II THE BEsT'EHAv& afEr
ARAHELLA GODDARD,
Il. A. OaBORhE.t.s:.i;' \
W. KUHE. .stSo.
JULES RENEDICy, I
II. ". .BALfE. !.
Oh AS HALLE: ..I-T-
BRINLEY RICHARDS.
RENE .FAVAh(5ER,
SYDNEY SMITH. h
Ll..Nl. BE- z,I
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-11-20
PROF. DAVID WILSON, EDITOR OF
THE JUNIATA REPUBLICAN,.

"APPoINTED The Post Master Gen
eral has appointed David Watts, Esq to
be Post Master at this place, rice W W.
Davis, resigned. Every true Republican
in the county will rejoice with Us at this
determination on the part of Mr.. Davis
to have no connection, even by im1Ica-
ton. with the administration Of the bad
bic purpose is Permitted to occupy the
Executive Chair of :hiS great nation. -
Janiata Republican.
Bill Davis 10 resguiug TIE Post 0 flee
has only been true to his calling-when-
ever it suited Kim, and he could make
money by it, he sold out the Republican
party. He started :he RepuLhcon Radi-
cal Republican paper, but sold ont to An
drew Johnson, abused the Republican
party, tried TO defeat Geary for Governor
and elect Clymer He got appointed
Post Master .t3r his betrayal IF his party,
aud now Prof. David Wilson calls upon
every true Republican in the county to
rejoice with him" because Bill Davis.
after making all the money he could by
doing Andy Johnson's dirty work, now
turns around and brtrays him johnson.
True Republicans how do you like the
company this high-toDed, moral diguitary.
David Wilson, would have you keep ?
Perhaps Bill Davis conduct vas only au
inadyertaucy. Will the Professor ex-
PLAIN
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CALL LOFTHECOUNTY YCOSMIrTEE

The members Of the Coguiy Committee
are requested to meet at the SENTlNEI
o!ice, on Monday, Dec % at l O'Clock
=. NJ. (court week. to prescribe rules fol
conducting the election ordered by the
Republican County Convention to be held
on the second Tuesday Of March next, tc
vote for or against the adoption of the
Crawford County System. A full attsn-
dance is particularly desired as it is impor-
tant every district should be represented
The following gentlemen compose the
Committee.
Mifiintown-J. J. Patterson, Solm'n Books.
fermanagh-DanielS Seiber. Jacob Hover.
Walker-John Motzer. f. Davis.
Delaware-S. .. Evans. Geo. Smith
Monroc-Samuei Brown, A. G. Shellenberger
Susquehannah-E. Long, L. Crawford.
Greenwo n-T. Rumberger. II F. Zeiders.
Fayette-M Hoffman. Z Shellenherger,
Pattersou-S. II. Brown. F. F. Rohm.
Mlf0rd-Js sha BalsbGch. John Earnest. ir.
Perrysville-Capt. J. Thompson, " b Okeson
Turbett-E. W. Beri"y. Isaac .Ieckman
Spruce Hili-W. j. Evans, Thomas Patton.
Beale-R. boyle, Wm. Young.
Tuscarora-G. VI. Smoker, James Murphy
lack-Jamcs Wallace, Matthias Stump
Black Log-Jacob Gunter, James Mcintyre.
}. J. PATTERSON, Chairman.
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THE ROMAN QUESTION.

The condition OF the Roman Question,
In consequence Of ;he ipdecisicn of Italy,
ai the time when resolution was required
to solve the difficulties caused by the
uarioAidlan invasion of the Papal terri
'oFy, has now become very intricate =
France having sent her troops to the
States OF the Church, now appears to be
anxious 10 Withdraw them as speedily as
rOssiblc. Italy which M ght, at the prop
er time by judiciously acting with the
courage which is now assumed, have OBJ
tanned her own desires, is protesting, when
1t seeus too late, that the existence CT the
temporal power Of the Pope is indispeu-
sable, not only to the interests Of her peo-
pie, but also 20 good understanding with
France. In other words, it is asserted
that Italy anu France must quarre! if the
Holy Father remains at Rome, position
which justiies the suggestion tha, if this
view had been taken while the troops OF
Garibaldi were in the Papal territories,
and if they had been sustained by the
presence Of the Italian army, the result
might have been far different. france
seems TO be anxious for conference Of
the European pcwers, in order to settle
this Roman question By general agree
ment aud pledges which will make the
mantanauee of the Pope 10 the Vatican
a measure guaranteed by all Europe. In
heF anxiety TO get respectable congress
together, il is said she has even Invited
the small third rate powers, which rarely
are allowed to have any say in the settle
ment OF importan. questions. Against
this proposition Italy protests. She does
not want conference which may agre.
to uphold the Pope, and she objects to
the whole arrangement. The matter at |
this time has the appearance of such pro-
sress that tie French idea will succeed, |
and that there will be a conference such .
as that power desires. In tha, case the .
Of poor Italy will be of no
avail. He allowed the happy hour to 90
by when be hesitated what he ought 20 do
in relation to the Garitaldian Invasion -
lie had no settled policy at that lime, ana
if the course DOW resolved upon had been
then pursued the result ioht have been
far different.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-11-20
FROM WASHINGTOS.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 9.-In the Su
prcme Court Of the District of Columbii
10 day Mr. Bradley read a statement il
ausWaI to the rule Of the Court for hin
to show cause why lie should not be ex
Guided from the Bar as praciicng attor
ney, OWING to his former difficulty with
Judge Fisher.
The Hon. Robert J. Walker made au
argument in his behalf, when the full
court. through Chief Justice Carter, sus
taiued the order of Judge Fisher, here
,ofore made su>pending Mr.. Bradley as {
practitioner ut the Bar.
Justice Carter, in the course of his re
marks. said it was a painful duty. but II
ssas Necessary that the court should sus
tain ats dignity and punish the contempt
Mr. bradley thanked the Court for the
deljcate manner in which II had announc
cd its DECISION. bui said that he long age
contemplated retiring altog ether from ,he
Bar, bu, that tie present maa2er Of sew.
ering his connection with the jourts rem
dered the separation more unpleasant.