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Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-02-06

lopNTEEFEir GKEENDACKS.-N New
counitrfeit five dollar United StarcS Treas
ury nvles (.rceuback>), }, of the issue OF
MArch 10, 1862. hare just made their
appearance IN eastern cgues, the South
having been pretty wei! flooded with rAeEl
The gorI 'Uniteu States" have IA scratch,
appeaiauce, In geporAl appearance, pa
per aud printing, they are well calculated
to deceive. y close Imitation OF one dol
lar notes is also in circulation. The uu,c
OF Cha>e III the coQuteriei. is very Gii'
teleut atillr from the nose of the genuine,
aud by this bad nuse shall the counterle. /
be known.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-02-06

LIFE INSURANCE.-IheW World Mutual
Life Insurance Company of New York is
one OF the best companies Of The KIND in
the United States, having u ,aid up cap
i,al oe over $500 goo 1t issues three
different kinds Of polc;es-whole life
policies, endowment policies and life pol
icIes on the uon- forfeiture plan. The
latter policy we believe To be the best as
It secures to lie Policy holder a certaiu
sum on the death OF he Insured but the
premiums are paid III five, ten, fifteen or
twenty annual ius,alments. The plan i,
non>ioIteture, because if it he found i'd
coarenient to pay any insta!ment the oolic,
Will not be forfeited, but the company will
issue IN lieu thereof paid-up Policy ion
a proportionate anount. j. T. Frucautf
Esq, of Hollidaysburg, Blair county, Pa =.
i, General Agent for the State Of Penn.
to wLom all applications for Insurance.
and ilr information in reference TO Local
Agencies SHOULD be addressed. ol.'
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-02-06
6ts saniata Sentiutl.

WEpNESpAi MORNING, feHrGnry u. -.
TONN AND DUNikl.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-02-06
:. l.. DEAnIyG.................... BELL
NEW SFORE......"NEW GOUDS.

rI'UE undersigned announce 10 the c.tiEens
L Of Beale township that they have Just
returned irom the city with large stock OF
Merchandise, which they are ope,i.Hg IN Dear
ing's new store ro9;" IN J"hnst"Hh' u"r
stock consists of Dry Goods. Groceries, Boots
and Shoes. Hats and Caps, Quceuswarc, lard
ware, SC. with a general assorta'cnt OF Yam
kee notions. Salt, Cual Oil, &c, with every
ding usually kept in a country store Our
motto is Quick sales and small prof's.'-
Please call soon and examine our new goods
no. II, l9GG-tf.1 DEARING & BELL.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-02-06

TRESu ARRIVAL OF GOODS.-J. il. NJ.
2 Tom las just received 4 large assortmeE:
of Fall Goods, WHICH he is selling At reduced
prices:
Prints from - to 2Gc.
Best Domestic Gingbam, 25 to Sic.
Brown Muslin Z I'd wide, - to 2oc.
wide 20 TO 25c.
Cassiuetts from G2c to 81 60
a large assortment Of Furs and Mufs Al
city prices.
Ecs. syraP st &c per quart.
Brown Sager l23 TO lGc.
\ large assortment of Blankets $3.50 to
$50
White do. .04, at $50 to $50.
also. & large assortment Of Boots cf the best
quality at from $3.50, $500 10 $50.
Also. a large assortment Of LADIES Gators
at reluccl prices.
The above prices are for Cash CT Country
produce. lhe following prices viii be paid
.or marke,iEg Batter BOG per ID. Eggs 2-c.
per dozcE-cash.
J. 3. u. TODD,
may a,-tf. Patterson, Pa.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-02-06

CTATES UNION torEI, PHILADELPHIA.
~
This Hotel is pleasantly situated On the
South side OF Market Street, a few doors above
Sixth street, it's central locality makes it par
ticull.ly desirable to persons visiting the city
on BUSINESS or Pleasure.
II. B SANDERS. Prof.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-02-06

NASuINGToN CITY DyG!NQ THE Re-
EELL:oN-We are requested ln anHouncs
that the Rev W. Y Brown, will teiive;
a Lecture On the above subject in the
Court !lyuse, iu Miffl n,own, on Thus
day evculng, at u O'Clock Mr.. Brown
Was Chaplain in the Regular Army,
aud Was stationed in the Cry during The
entire war; aud will be able to give many
facts aud incidents which occurred il the
National Metropolis daring The the mem
orsblc period, which will be Of interest
and instructive 10 all
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-02-06

4 LEX. SPEEDY, Auctioneer, respectfully
\ offers his services tothe public Of Juniata
county. Having had large expei iense i'll
The business Of Vendue Cryin, he feels conf
den, that he can render general satisfaction.
He can at all times be consulted at his resi-
depce in ,IiA.intown Pa. jan II, lSh1-2m*
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-02-06
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n4NNSYLVANlA RAiLROAD.-ON AND
/ ate, Sunday, Nov. lS, 1906, Passenger
Yrainz vii leave Mittiin Station as follows
Vk .-'N.Pn
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-02-06

lA!.W pEGFiHE F9,; TliE HAAgKi3ltl,,Yr.
2hnIon's "Tist,: 'sIocn:;=G Csrcu-.''
PaaIon'- Might Blooming fcEcp..:
Phc!on'. Might sSioo-,iu: Ccrcus.,
rhn!cu's "Nigh, ,iioanin. Ccrcu.."
s'in;on's Might z.;oornin. Ctrcu.."
mos rvqr'.i.e. delicate and 'raGrnn; Perfume.
Isl ed from the rare aIi beautiful flower from
virc.. j, ta.c. It's name.
Manufactured oTy ~
Fzsa1ON & son. Scw Work.
BEWARE OF COUNrTRFEIrS.
ASK FOR rUAL0N'S-TAKE 80 CTHER
I,!y Is, 'GG-.y.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-02-06

OYsrEa SUPPER Or citizens and
the lovers OF oysters, should not torgcl
that Mrs Maria Reese viii give an Oyster
Supper at her residence in the borough
OF Patterson, on Friday evening, FEBRUARY
Sth 1867. Mrs, Reese can get up oysters
in little better style than any other
person III the county. We hope our
friends vii pltr"nige her Iiberally,-
Ti-Set- for sale at BeidIer's Drug store
N Fl ntowp, and Tod is store, in Patterson
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-02-06

SALES OF Wv. GIVEN, AuCTIGNEER.--
David Gingrich, Walker twp, F u. 10. 1867.
Samuel NoEesrinc, Fermunagh Twp, Feb. -,
1867.
Johp ker!n, Milford twp, Feb, %, 1867.
Joseph G. Funk, Fermanaeh twp, Feb -,
1857.
!. Carbaugh, Milford twp. Feb 26, 1867.
Jos. NcCieland, Spruce Hin Twp, Feb. -.
Win. Kaufman, Fermanagh twp. Feb lS, 1867
\, Mct;i!l, Fayctte twp, March !, 1867
Wilson Robson, TuiheIt twp March u, ca.
snml. Kichabaugh, Walker twp, March /, 'GT
Wallace Brattoa, Walker twp, March 5, G7.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-02-06

Opn Fellows uANRsGIVING.-IIon.
J T. Sanders. Cf New York, Most Wur-
thy Grand Sire nf the Order OF . ii Eel
lows, has p,in'ea the 26fh Of April
prpxino (Which is the anniversary of The
establishment Of the Order in !his coun
try as day of general Thanksgiving by
Old Fellows Ihrou2 2hogt the Emitted Sraie>
for rte return OF peace and prosperity,
and for the preservation Of the Order
during the rebellion jus, closed.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-02-06
Ls.y"a rEEXsaE.OE7C.E.asa
VIE " Of II 4 Il RIA q Z
TIE CIlEiPEST D0GK EYER IuDLISHED.

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Anatomy of The Human Organs in a state of
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trcarm, nt-rhe only rational and successful
mode Of cure, as shown by the report Of
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married. and those contemplating marriage,
who entertain doubts OF theer physical con
dillon. Sent free CT postage, to any address
on receipt of % cents iu stamps or postage
currency, by addressing
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Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-02-06

L. STRACS, Manager.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-05
Foreign News.

LONDON, November Is o'clock P. NJ
The vote of the terms in the Provinces OF
Rome is unanimous for Italy.
It is now reported that Napoleon re-
quires Victor Emmanuel to cxpel Carl
baldi. If that is done Napoleon will re-
tire from Rome.
BERLIN, November 4.-Count Won Bis
marck says officially to-day that the Prus-
sian Government is neutral on the Roman
question.
LONDON, November 4.-The proposition
to settle the question of Rome by the popu-
lar will Of the Romans was not the idea Of
Napoleon, but the spontaneous suggestion
of Italy, Prussia, and France.
The Paris M0nitevr says that NJ. Monster
had sent note 10 the French legation at
Florence saying that the Italian advance
was in violation Of law and treaty. Napo-
leon will ask an explanation of Italy re-
gardng it. There are only two French
regiments in Rome. They are continually
leaving Toulon.
The Papal forces will assume the often
sive.
LONDON, November 4-Noon.-Consols,
941a. United States bonds. 6931.
LONDON, November 4-2 P. M.-Consols
declined Lie. United States bonds ad-
vanced g.
LIVERPOOL, November 4-Noon.-Cot-
ton unchanged; sales estimated at 5000
bales. BreadstutiS dull.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-05
Foreign xews-Thc Italian Civil War

FL"RrScE, November 2-M,dnight.-
Garhaldi still remains at Monte Rotondo
TO which place he retired when he heard
of the landing of the French and the ad
vance OF the Italian troops, dccminp il
hazardous to make any attack on Rome
with his insufficient force. He has con.
ccntratcd all his volunteers at Monte Ro-
tondo, where he has taken up strong posi
tons aud gone into camp. His men have
since been actively engaged in throwing
up entertainments, which are now CON,
pletc. Here he will await rcInforcemcnts
and watch events.
TO the summons of the King to disarm,
Garibaldi replied by refusing to disband
his army or give up his enterprise against
home unlc change is made in the pre-.
sent Ministry which will put the Govern
mcnt IN accord with the national will.
Napoleon has made a proposition to the
Ming OF Italy to submit to the citizens OF
home and the Papal provinces the settle
mcnt OF the Roman question by popular
vote but the Italian Government declines
10 accept this plan for a solution Of a gues-
ton In which the interests OF the whole
nation are so deeply involved.
The Roman peasants residing in the
ncighborhood OF the contendng forces
take no interest, at least evincc none, in
the progress of affairs. They are engaged
AZ the plough, and tending to their iocks
IN the plain Just as usual.
Gariba!di's men do not interfere with
them, aud respect their property. They
DO not take away sheep or oxen, or any of
the agricultural goods or chattels in the
vicinity of the camp, or on the roads lead
ing thereto, with the exception of the
wood Of the field fences, which is required
Tor warmth and purposes Of cooking their
food. They behave, indeed, we'll. Eight
men OF the Garibaldian army are to be
shot tomorrow by sentence of court-mar-
tial, having been convicted Of thieving at
Monte Rotondo.
The men OF the force are very cnthu-
siastic in their hopes as to the result of the
movement on Rome, but the weather is
very cold during nights, and this tests
their patriotism and endurance not q lit
tie. Recruits come in at the average Of
six hundred daily. Arms and provisions
are had in large quantities from the pro-
vince of TERM, in anticipation Of fight
with the Papal Government. There has
been no actual engagement since the fights
at Nitcrbo and Monte RotondO.
Two thousand Papal troops, we'll Off
ccred and handled in the field, could de-
Stroy Garibaldi'S force by an assault on the
rear Of his position.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-05
}}icl1montl 1lspatrtr.
S, 1867.


Tho result of the State elections to take
.,,,ra ~ day in Maryland, Now York. Mas
l.,rrsettS, New Jersey, Kansas, Mime
.., and Wisconsin, will Of course be
liked Tor with intense interest.
-,lr main intcrcS; centres in the State OF
>no York. The Republican majority for
r,vrrnor last year was 1879. This wear
Secretary of State and other State
.,,,prs are 10 be chosen, a full State Legis-
,..,~c and member Of Congress TO an
~, vacancy occasioucd by Mr.. Conkline's
,..raa.jou. Homer \. Nelson is the
0.,1r,ra',c candidate for Secretary Of
safe. and James B. Mexican the Rcpub-
In Massachusetts the contest is for
Governor. State officers. and a Lcgisla.
lr~r. Last year The Republicans had
s7 &oa m,inrity.
New J,rsey elects only General AS
,....,y. THIS body now stands as follows :
san.,c-ncmocratS, $ Republicans, Is.
Democratic, p; Republicans, 33
w..ra.eaa majority on Joint ballot, II.
Minnesota cnoo>csa Governor, State Of.
....>. and a Legislature. The candidates
r.. Governor are Charles f. Flandrau.
Democrat, and Wiliihm r. Marshall, Re
,.s.eau. The Vote stood last wear:
....,al. - 9-3; Democrat, 1915; Radi-
... a.. NY, l0,20S.
X .r.>l> yo;c> Tor a Legislature, and also
,- Constitutional amendments giving the
..I.a-. to the negroes and to women.
The Republican Siatc Convention have
+. .rat themselves in favor of negro
rr and unquallicdiy opposed" to
.ar,.aL this privilege to women. The
. las. year was: Radical, 1880; De-
.ga.. SOL. The Legislature stands on
Ia.io;, IS Democrats and 81 Repu5-
leans.
Wisconsin elects Governor, State Off
se->. and a Legislature on whom will de-
,.yr the choice OF Il successor 10 Senator
p little. The candidates for Governor
MA. i'm J. Tallmadge, Democrat, and
3a> Fairchi!d, Republican. The Radi.
.r wa' v.ty for Governor in 1868 was
. Last year for Congress the Radi-
A.. majority vas 23,907.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-05

A two hundred ton vessel on Saturday
nassed safely from Washington to George
town through the channel on the north sac
NJ the river. This was the first attempt
made in twenty years, as the impression,
has prevailed that this channel was closed
M. The discovery is an important one'
IL Il shortens the distance to Georgetown
ly water several miles, and the old channe!
will at once be subjected to a survey.
II is understood that both the delegates
elect from this county arc pledged 10 lhe
rebels TO vote for the repeal OF the registry
law. Is it any wonder they got the Votes
of every rebel in the county t-.Farnloh'
West Virginia. Gazette.
The civilized world will hear with pro,
fonnd regret of the death OF the Right
lion. William Parsons, Earl of Rose, O
name that will be ever distinguished III 'he
annals Of astronomy.
Thpr,ow Weed, according to q rumol
c,,..rrn, in New York. has disposed OF hl:
interest in The Commercial Advertiser, and
IS ooing to Washington to 1--we.
Reauregard, who was lately here to Sc.
cnre repossession of his plantation neal
Memphis, left without accomplishing n9,,, .l''
n ,i Of his mission Washington star.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-05
Tire Markets.

New YORK, November (, A. M.-Stocks
heavy and lower. Money, I per cent.
Gold, l40. 5-20s 'G2 coupons, 1857.
Flour, 10g20c. lower. Wheat, lG2c. lower.
Corn 1c. lower. Pork, heavy at S20.95.
Lard, dull. Whisky, quiet. Cotton, dull
at Is l2Ml9c. Frcights, quiet. Tnpentinc,
firm at 81. Rosin, steady; No. 2, S3.759
S3.S71s.
NEW YORK, November 4-P. M.-Cotton
heavy and lower: sales Of 1900 bales at
1919. Flour State, SS@$l0.4 40; southern,
$9.9O8Sl4.1O. Wheat active at the noon
decline. Mixed western corn, $l.350
5l37l5. Oats lower. Mess pork heavy
and lower at 520.S5. Lard heavy at
125a0133Sc. Groceries firm and steady.
Naval stores firm. Turpentine, soc. RoSin,
s350GsS. Freights declining cotton per
steam, 58@3d: grain per steam, II.
Stocks dnI!; 5-2O's, 'G2, coupons, JOS 3
North Carolina G'S, eN. coupons, 1919
Gold, al.
BALTIMORE, November 4.-Cotton very
dull at lSc. Fiour-No sales. Wheat sc.
lower. Corn steady; white, 5l.35 9Sl.36 !;
mixed, sl.27. Oats dull at 7o@74c.; in
ferior, Csc. Rye dull prime, $50. Pro-
demonstrating doing.
WILM1SGroS, n. c., November A.
Spirits urpcntine-Market bare; SIC.
freely offered receipts light. Resin firm ;
sales of No. at $3.50. Tar, $2.7o. Cot
ton dull 10 sales.
CHARLESTON, November 4.-Cotton ac-
tive and irregular quotations unchanged ;
sales 900 bales middlng at l7@l7l4c.;
receipts, 800 bales.
AUGUSTA, November i.-Cotton moro
active and closed tirmcr; sales, 955 bales !;
receipts, S4f bales.
SAvANNAu, November 4.-Cotton dull A.;
sales, 705 bales receipts, 2, 200 bales mid
ding quoted al lie.
MOBILE, November 4.-Cotton dull and
lower; middling, l6la sales, 500 bales ;
receipts for two days, 1852 bales.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-05

There is once more talk Of rebuilding the
Lindell hotel 1T st. Louis. One gentleman
offers to subscribe s75, 900. The property
adjacent to the ruins has very much dcprc-
ciated since the fire.
The course Of General SchOlield it, the
case of Colonel Rose and in ordering an
official census Of Richmond since the cleo
ton must impress hll candid minds in his
favor.-NortolE Ftrgininn.
On tic mail route from Weldon, North
Carolina, to Wilmington, Mr.. John Busey
is appointed route agent at 81 ,0S0 per
aunuu, vice W. j. Lee, transferred.
A cockn@y says that the reason Carl
baldi is so intent on entering Rome is that
he is DESTROYS of getting hold of " rat-he-
cGn" (Vatican).
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-05
Summary OF News.

Summary OF news.
WASHINGTON, November 4.-General
Howard writes to Or. Forney that his for
mcr statement regarding the decrease OF
the negro population was founded on par
tial returns from the rural districts, with
out making an allowance for the immense
numbers that hoclled to the cities.
The debt statement will show little d.
intuition of the aggregate Tor the last
month. the war payments during the lat
fer part of October having been very
heavy. The receipts were very light and
the conversions of 1893 very heavy.
4 special to the New York World tbs
morning says alarming accounts reach
Grants headquarters from all parts OF the
South relative TO the negro troubles. uc-
neral Grant has ordered the military COM
nardcrs to preserve peace at all hazards.
There is movement on foot to secure
DR.. Mudd's pardon on account OF his SET
vices during the yellow fever.
Lieutenant John G. Braine, charged
with "piracy and murdel" in capturing
tho steamer Chesapeake during the war,
will have his case up il the Supreme Court
Of Brooklyn on Saturday, on motion Tor
hail, He claims to have had commission
:, tho Confederate service, but as yet has
shown none.
The total registration in the city OF Ne"
York is l2s, 600, against l22, goo last year
The registration in Brooklyn IS 54,cO9, an
increase of 5000 over last year.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-05

IUE GRAIN TRADE IN ECRorE.-The
H-l Mall Gazette says:
Il, is understood that English mer-
.4ws are now buying at Marsei!les the
wheat which arrives there from foreign
'.,s French flour is also purchased on
a.',h account ut Nantes. Spain IS seek
III. t.our At Marseiics, and Algeria is
U ~ requirements which in some
"> y...Gu, 10 positive distress. On
a...v...,.r. murkcts-Autwerp COLOGNE,
s.amnar2, Milan, Naples, &c.,-great lirm-
ae,s prevails in wheat. At Odessa also
prices are becoming nigh. The last return
s'o ;ac price of wheat in France shows
.ceayy1! average Of Sc francs II centimes
r.. gglalal, being an advance OF 81 cen
,.4.ya pe. QuintaI as compared With the
Ee.gu.ag return"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-05
The Recent Counterfeifs.

The Washington Express of Saturday
says:
In reference to the counterfeit seven
thirty 81 900 bonds our reporter has CLEAN
cd some further information. One Of the
tricks which the showers Of these seven
thirties played on the banks or bankers
was TO ago for Il farmer man." They
would dress in country garb, get introduce
tons to real estate agents, promise to buy
small farm, but would have nothing but
seven-thirtieS. The real estate agent
would introduce them to the banker, who,
OF course, could afford to loan $4,000 at
ten per cent. interest, with $4,000 OF
seveu-thirty collatcrals. These colatcrals
tue farmer (shover) would not "sell p" for
the world nc merely desired them to be
placed in the bankers safe as collatS. This
game was played to an extent Of over
$!O0,0OO in Louisville alone. Ia other
cities the amounts vary, but the detectives
know the facts, and the whole affair will be
"shown up" in proper time.
Cushard, one ti the gang of Belgian
| Franco counterfeitcrS to which UhrlcS
, and IIaucqu belonged, who were arrested
| in Canada, aud are now in Jail in Toronto
awaiting an order for their transfer to
Brooklyn, New York, according to the
extradticn treaty, is IN Jail in Brooklyn.
1t was this gang that conntcrieted all
kinds of grccnhacks and fractional cur
rcncy, the $500 note included, and
also the wcll-designed gola-hearing in
terest coupons Of the various bonds
They had an Office il New York and one
in Brooklyn, did business with banks and
brokers, and Showed Off large quantities
of their spurious money by this means.
Colonel Wood has secured all the presses,
stones, plates, dies, and tools Of this gang
including the plates Of the gold-bcarIng
coupons. There are over fifty of these
stones, with ME impressions ofthe counter
felt plates upon them, from five cent note:
NJ to 81 900 notes. Oae Of the gang at.
tempted 10 erase the impressions of the
plates on the stones (aiter his partners
were arrested) by means of sand and wa
ter, but the attempt proved a failure, 1ol
| Colonel Woods experts again restored the
face of the impressions by chemical pro-
cesses. The trial of this gang of counter.
feiters 1.-THE most daring and dangerous thai
have ever invaded this country wall soor
! take place in Brooklyn, when some rlcf
developments of the m0dus 0perand' o.
these manufacturers Of counterfeit money
will be developed.