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c1Sn REwARD-Escaped from the Washing.
DlOV ton city fail Of the District Of Columbia,
on the night OF the 18th Of April inst sos
age Is about ~ years. feet sincass high; Ign,
brown hair cut short and when long WIS com .ed
straight back his face is round and full of quick
and stammering speech.
Also, JOHN HANDING, about As or 60 years of
hair and SIDE whiakcrs grey mixed; iuI and rolling
eye and inteiieetus al forehead So
:. Also. JOHN KILReY about fessio inches high;
low forehead; has srum frowninS look; fair com.
plexios and pvx marked, AL Of them hsd leg irons
The above reward win be given for tAeir sprre-
hension secured in tia United dtsses tail in b
prisoners. WARD b IA MON,
An II u g. Msxshal
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SUDDEN nEATH-This morning about six
o'clock IS Mr.. T.. Dove huckster OF Center
Market was arranging his stall, he was taken
with a hsmorrhage of the lungs, and died in
about ten minutes.
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BAfcHlLea's HArR DYE,

kne oest IN E1s HOTLS.
William a. Bachelors celebrated Hair Eye pro-
auoes q cslor not to bs distinguished from nature
warranted not to injure the Hair in ths least;
sdss the III effects Of Bad dYes, end iayisorstss the
Hal, for LIE. Grsy, Bed or Rxs:y Hasr Instantly
tarns splendid Black or Brown, leaving the Hair
eft and beautiful. Sold BY all Druggists, SO.
~ The Genuine Is aligned WALIAx a. BACoEH.
LOB, on III. four sidis If sa1a boz.
Factory, No. 81 Barclay g., Nsv York,
n fly (LAte IS Broadway and % Bond ST.
Dr. DuroH7's sussr-coAIsd FenAls he sulating
Pills the Gerry best in They operate spesdtiy
and eHscficey, and being coated create
upon the most delicate stomach. trial OF
these Pills will prove their speTt0Yiy oil Others
Prize 81 . box. Sold By 8. G. Ford. corner lith
street and Pa. avenue, Washington, sAd Henry
Cook, Alexandra. 3s8-y
WARRANTED TO CUxE Is Six DAYs.-Dr. Godfreyh
Antidot4, an English speci6c of sixty-hve years'
stanGiug, viii cure GoSo.rhoa in sir days. No
ehanss q diet reauired Price o. per bottle Sold
Washin gson. end Hsary Cook, Alexandria tas-1
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! Pho MICS, &c.

#4 = = liz NlOAJ, &c er-H
n ExEABER ran HERO OF sUkPBK,
1HBARDBRSoHB oYS - Ne RIBLD AGAIN:
The member Of the ADd.rsea c.us take srsas
s.sa Ia. s1 e, sM CIV. i've
4'z I, sSaza 4sP shssz'I tI s1E1S
GEoRaH7owE. d O..
,. T;sssss aisy esats. admitting ssatssnaa end
Pss eonmis... rl.ds. tAsnss,ye. to s,sr. no
pains or expense to msAe this one oft bsst Pie
Eies tho season;
ssr' to the Pic: Me grounds:
Sssser, = sa Siiis; ff: :: Daa;
FInsT eRAHD p,lBsii
nueKsTsRs' AssocIATIos.
ross r;sI Is sg y s. IL ISIS &laA<
q, Coaches ss vii, connect With tn. Baltimore Dss0'
-. - HUMPHREY JUsNzMAn,,
A FIRST GRAND
AFTERNOON AND EVENING PICNIC
WASHINGTON AND anoseRrows pAssEs.
GER RAILROAD REL.EF ASSOCIATION.
VIII take place ut the
WASHING TON PARK, Nofis Tia stree,
"WEDNESDAY, Juna nth 1853.
IN AID OF THE RELIEF PUND.
A number of extra cars WIN be placed on the road
fer ire occasion. Tickets 81, admitting q "A
seniiem man aud ladies' 81
bnmii.e az A7rans easH.s.-Messrs. Ban -
FER, bonn Haserty. Terry. Kelsey. Little 60
job. TerL liiur. Bradley, Willis ms, Riley, Show,
Graves, Bouyet. A. N Howard, keason, Porter.
Master Of teresneaieS-JRs. Kenton.
ElO1T MGaEgcyS.-mes5ra. 3Ouy0t, haSoKsy, DOM,
vermil on. W lhams Porter Littlejokn. jelS-4t
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vTSHIS rs TO NOTIFY SUTLERS or TIN
i army that am prepared 10 furnish at all Emes
and ct short notices al kinds Of WAGONS ga. as-
pertainins to suffers. OHARLE3 SLACK,
Corner Of Joh1 snd OsthedfN sts,s
nag Men, Reasg 64AtkAdlS. No
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FORMATION or GoRss.-Corns are formed of
thicAened layers Of cuticls, and are generally of
conicgl shape, with the points descending into
CORES pondins cells, depressions Of Irregular
depths, according 10 the Injury caused upon the
Immediate parts whsre tao external pressure is
most severe. The pain they cause 10 not in the
corn itseif bat in the psrt compressed by it the
operation Tor their removal lie painless, boadless
and etteetual If the prediFp0sns and exciting
causes be avoided. To all afflicted With c0rns
bunions trou besoine nails, or other disorders Of
the I,stwe you'd recompsEdea an early cali on
DR.. White. Office No. 424 Pennsylvania svsnne,
between Four-and a-haif and six1 streets. my Is
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AUCTION SALES,
ron OTHER AUCTION SALES sER is9 pAa1,
xHIs ATYERNO0N AND 70. MORa0V

0A'oAxOxy
ro4 OTHER Auction SALES sEs isR PAe1.
YEIA ATYERNOON AND fe.MORAoW
,, GREEN !. wILLIAMs, Aast,oae.rs.
SIxr1HN VALUABLE BUILDING Loys. TN
TIC ssDAY ls.a instant. " sSsu sssi on sSs ,s,Ss-
!. Lots Ne i, o. P.a, and r i. .susa,vsas.. a
s sS r., shis rsope. j. sesasfslly si.aas:4 s
s.rsst .ss. capitol Hill. pamp OF sxcscat water
Aieo, on Wednesday. nth in.tsut. v. shah IN
=, q, I, sns K. in sabaivision sf sS mare sS ;si;
Alss, On Thursa.y the 18th instant, ne .Aaa
ana 3 ZEN eSes sS Ss s 81 e.
this property has q front on Massachusetts svenus
depth Of about 10 fe.t, bat viii De slbdividsa To
Farms One third cash h.l.nc. in and N
Ct ssls: 4 deed Given aud . deed oitrnst taken.
and not paid down il Wit be thsn and .s.s S' pat
a 70 'Ai GREEN asEi s'xa wIGIsas Aue
ByJ. O. MCGUIRE co Aucsionsers.
IMPROVED E oP ERfr on X STREET, o7Po-
4 sLfH THs y ssassE MARKET AT PUBLIC sALR-
On the premises we shsi sell Lot No. s;n ssuaIs'
No. IS, fronting 81 feet 10 inches strret north,
l4s feet IL ineher, to foot alley, i'm provsi by
three starry Frame Dwelling House, centaininxs
rooms; and q small Frame Dwelling containing 8
rooms
This property is immesistely In front of tn.
Western Market, and is desirable as business
'o ssi iR as'p' : io Heeu1RH& CO. Auot
ay ". L WALL &c CO., ascsioneers.
E'IkE NEARLY NEW BRICK ROUSE on ssw
nsx 10Th Instant
will sell IN front OF the pramisss Lot -. in square
$50, fronting n feet on New Jersey avenue BY us
between ID and Z streets to alley. and improved
by . fIe nesry new Brick acuss, No. 4s3, fur
nished with gas, water, furnace, COOKING range,
Marie msntles, and finish cd .hroushout in the
latest and best style and under good rGat
Ternt One third cash. balance in six, twelve,
and eisateen months bearing interest and secured
by Coed OF trust Cd the psamlses.
le lid ". L.. WALL 90, Aucts
RvJAs e. MoGUIRE& Co, .ctioneers.
E'URki. URE AND gFPECTs OF A FAMILY
DECLINING HOUSEKEEPING At ArrrIos.-Oa
WEDNESDAY MORNING June 18th, st 10 clock
At No 567 New } ork venue, between Iith aoa ilth
streets, We shall sell the furniture aud effects,
compriaing-
Suite Of black Walnut Paror furniture, finish cd in
Hair cloth,
Marble top Centre and Sofa Table,,
Mantel Orrsmepts, Window ShaSes
Brnsaeii. other Carpats Rugs
ParCr Radiator, clock Fire Irons,
Walnut AtenSian Dining Table
Oak Dining Chairs. China and Glassware,
Be sdates. q. Bureaus, Eardrobes
WashstaEds Toilet Setts.
lair aud Husk d sttrasssE, Bolstefs and Piliows,
Cottage Sett, Lounge, Fancy Chairs,
Cook ing stove, sind Kitchen Utansi IL, &C., dc.
Terms Cash.
je 12-d j. c. MEG To IRE Il CO., Aucts.
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Plans NAV be seen at No. 277 7 street after
three clock p. m Title perfect. Conyeysncng
paid by the purchaser Je i-coSt
EURNISHRD Rooms TO RENT-For rent, At
$50 l2ta stress, east side, between 6 and
streets, neatly furnished and very oomfcrtshls
BED ROOMS, and SITTING ROOMS, and PAR
LGPa. The neigh5orhsod is one OF u.oss desirable
In the city. Every attention paid 20 those occupy
ins. them Nc childral in tae house nv eff
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+ RE 3 Il III A H

4 d Is 3 Z III Ar.
Protected b. Royal Letters Patexs Of Enslnsd, ssd
secured bv tkS Seals Of tAa Ecois Dc PaarpaesS "a
Paris aEd So E7ptrtal co2lsss AZ fdifsl, vsssas.
TRIESEMAR No
IL ths eEeetud remedy for RELAXATION. 1PIR-
MATORRH0A AND EXHAUSTION OF xH
TRIKsEMAK Eoa,
Completely and entirely eradicAts3 all traces a
those disorders for which Copaivs and Cubebs have
generally been thought aAtidote, to the ruin d.
she health Of vast portion Of the population.
TRIESEMAR No. g.
Ii tbs great and remedy of the otvilizsd woeA
ser all Impurities of the sFstsa, well secondary
symptoms, obviatins the ss-Iuctive use of Mar.
cnry, a. well a. other Ada,Ssso us ingredsnts, 40
remove. TRIEsEMs and ) are .Ais
asyoa # taste Of + E ne ~ nsass.tiSS ga.
lie on tas toilet tAbla SlkK6at their use being af
Sold In TN eases at g. ssca, or four a. oasss n
one fer 60 and In az cases, thus eavias - -
admin stored by Vatpeen,. LApensnA, Rouxa Gs.,
&c wholesale and retail by HR. II. A. RARhOW,
IeA Bieecker street, -four doors from MacDo1E1z
street D New York. Immediately on receipt OF 70
mittance DR. barrow will forward Triesenaar 10 AnS
art of the world, securely packed, ana addreene4
sccordins to the Instructions Of the writer.
Publlsked also By DR.. BARROW, that eVDakn
And 5eeu:iful11 Illustrated medical work, Hunaa
Esnty Price 3t cents. Trieeemar end BoSk o.p
3 oSt.is , 3 sSeeis authority mo" q "a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-16

The CHEAPEST AaD BEST HAIR DYE n TIE WORLD
'1erer Eodss or Wasaes Ont.-Upaamas Hair Dye, %
ceRts box. The beet in use Try II. Sold By 8.
.. Ford, corner 18th street and Pa avenue, WASH
ingtoN, ana Horny Cook. Alexandria tasty
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-16

BOARD OF CoMMoN CoUNcIL,-The Board
met last evening. Garfield, Follanabes, Fur
2uson. knight, Michael Larner, McCathTon,
Moves, Peake and Ruiz being present, and " as
called to order BY Mr. knight who stated that
there no quorum present ana moved en-
adjournment, which was carried.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-16
SECRET DISEASES,

s6nToTitGn's Gift is the most certain, safe and
efec;nsi edy-indeed, the only getabie rem
coy ever discovered. Cures in two To fear days,
aad recen. cases in twenty four hours No mi1er-
ri, no balsapl, mercury. Only ten piiis to he
taken. 1t il the soldiers hope, and friend to
those y 40 do not wan. TO be exposed. MAZE pack
ages, So; female, IS.
SGnldYiian'S REQ. rad Herb JEits-A positive
and perm al ut cure for Syphilis serofua, Ulcers,
2ores, Spota letters &c PTica 81, or ak bottles
for SIS. Sold By 3. @. Ford. Gee aayertssnlsnf ms
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VIZ eCYTHRa. - 49,
w AEDAON,S Ensiish arass and Grasn Segthes
for fats b. WAkD EROTHERS
Ne. South Cstvsst street,
10 X-eest sesag sa5 osa"n"te'
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SyEAhsRIP GREAT EASTERN FROM NEW
- YORK To- LIVERPOOL .a4~sE$
The steamship YETkh
RE At EAST ERN e-szaazzass
WALTER PATTON ComRan3e-
Will be dispatched
FReI LIVERPOOL pg0G HRw YORK
Tuesday. -...... June 50 Tuesday July q
and at tervals thereafter of stoat six weeks rroa
each port.
cecGhu cabin. state room he-ths meals
FURNISHED at separate tahia .............S7l
E1,ursioR Il kets out ard Jack in the frs. and
second cabin only q fare ano a half
Servants sccrniass ing passengers AMI children
under L years of ase, half prise. Infants free.
inifa cah-b - S51
Prize Of passage from Liverpool same rates as
above.
All fares payable in gold, or its equivalent in g.
5. currency.
Each passepee- allowed q cubic feet of luggage
An.xpeFi. 4 surE on board.
For passage apply only TO
HARLE7 A. WHITNEY,
At the Off e, % Broadway, New York
For freight apply o to
ROWLAND Il ASPISiTALL. Agents.
je u 3m Il sonth street New York.
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DISEASES OF The NERVOUS, SEMINAL, URIsAgY
AsD SEXUAL sYsTEAs.-Eaa and reiiabie treat
ment-in Reports OF the Hatoard a Acknowledgement
in sesled letter envelopes. Tree ofcsarse Address
Or. Skillin HoagRtoa, Howard Associ alton,
PbilAdslphia, Pa. mar rs I'm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-16

A WILD SoLDIsR.-Yesterday sergeant
Johnston, Of the second precinct, arrested
Timothy Dir nehey, soldier, who was charged
with making improper propositions 10 ladies
In the Northern Liberties, near the city oound-
axy; and using Indecent Language 10 others.
re went into tha dwelling OF q very respect
able family and behaved in very indecent
and improper manner. Sergeant Johnson pat
handouts upon aim and delivered him &c the
military authorities at ths Central Guard
house, tor the military to dispose ct.
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS.

~UHIUN CANDIDATE FOR ALDERMAN.
u3 j CARTER MARBURY, ESD, will be sup
ported Union Candle ste for the Boar of
Aider to Gil vacancy caused by resignation Of
Joseph Libby, Ess. 10 l6 5tr
rT-NOTICE.-At tn solicita ton of his numsr-
US ous friends Riley SHINE ESQ has
confente to allow his to IL Used as y candi-
date for the vacancy crested in the Board of Alder
man by the resignation Of Joss ps Libbey, Esq.
hr. sh!nn's we'll known character for energy,
guarantee OF bis support by
ir Est" MANY VOTERs
n- MAJORS OFFICE, GBoRG8rowS, D. O.,
uS junu 18th, 1Sh3.-This is to give notice
that Election will be hell on MONDAY the 22t
instant for a member of tho Board of A !d.ruep
to i the vacancy occasioned by the resignation OF
Joseph Libby, Esq.
je Is coat HENRY ADDISON, Mayor
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4 DAMS EXPRESS COMPANY,
q GEiICg sIx Pa. AyKNUR,
WGsstrgtcs CITY, d. q.


q cE1LCg sIz Pa. AVKNuE,
WGsstrgtcx Cry, d. Q.
9KrsT EAepEgsy. NORTHERN AND WET.
lRN EXPRESS FORwARoERs.
HHKoHAEDTsR, EoNEY, yEwELRY, vALU
ABLEs, NOTES, aTO0ES, BONDS, ia.
forwarded with SAFETY AND DISPATCH 70 ga
has agencies In the principal Hallway Towns -
NORTH, hast, WEST, AND NORTHWEST,
.eu7rarolNH 1,insiDal ns5sss y s5s .os.e..
PHfLA6EIPhrk;.' RALTIIeRH, OH s"
CINNATI, 81. LOUIS. LOUIS
WILLIE LEXINGTON
Connections are made at New York ana Boslas
9Th lines forwarding 70 the CANADAs and tbs
BRITISH PROVINCES, and vita steanship Euso
10 LIVERPOOL, SOUTHAMPTON and HAvRI,
Rfd thence By European Expresses to al pfominsnf
commercial towns In Great Britain and on the 0oa-
Hasnt
ooIsctsoa Of NOTES, DRAFTS and BILLS .AA4s
as all accessible parts Of Tia United States.
O. O. DUNN, Agent,
1854 WsshinGton, D. q.
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EsILES. PILES, PILES DIR. W1TFIELD'S
Z VEGETABLE PILL are warraD tad a certain
cure fer PLEA. The worst cases yield after ms
two doses No surgical operation should be
orted to relief thus obtliued is but temporary,
and no cuie has trr been perfected gy he Of tn
k.uJs, The .oliow;n gentlemen have been cured
IO7 spring street; Mr. s,sher, No. ga Bronmo
street. nunerou- ladies' whose addresses can
be obtained at my ofica. Price 50 csats psr box
Sold by all druggists. Wholesale by D. : BARNES
4 CO, No. cog Broadway and by the proprietor.
j. YOUNG,
lie I'm No. AL Broadway Naw York
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zee CREAM AND WATER ICES,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
paukes, fairs, DO co.'s, boarding houses aad en-.
cursions supplied with she best Ice Cream and ct
10 Ee4t price des cred TO sny part g. ths city aaa
Baltimore Confectionery. 9Th ST..
m Is-1r,< batveeo G. aud n.
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90 HOUSE LOTS FOR shLB-s30 CASH
kO Balance payable SO pcr month Tn pr
cat discopnt fer cash. II paroGsed before Jnn> q
By purchasing large tracts OF lard and dividing it
ino lots they can be hold at the following IN pre-
c"dcp:ed low prcea:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-16

CoNRCMPTIoy.-We know Of hundreds OF
cases where persons were supposed to be snf-
fering under that fatal disease, who have be-
come perfectly Url! and robust from the use
OF Speer's Sambuci Wine. Many times people
for years waste and at last die from diseases OF
the kidneys or glands, when they were sup
posed 10 have, and were treated fer consump-
ton. A long continued affection OF the kid
neys. however, may eventually result in con-
sumption The Sambuci Wine used alone, or
taken with a fresh raw egg, or new milk, daily,
has been found to be al excellent remedy, and
has the reputation in some places, of rendering
a perfect cure for Medical Times.
To be had OF druggists.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-16

arOR SALE A three story BRICK HOUSE,
4 With water and gas in 6:h strest between 81
and Il. Inquire at No. SOC Penn ave., between
ri and I'd. Is aw-
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PAoTs FoR SoLDIERs.-Throughout the Indian
apd Crinsan Gam aigns the only me dicine which
proved themselves aele to cure the worst cases Of
Pills and Ointment. Therefore let every Volun-
tesr SEQ that 70 is supplied With them. Only rs
cents per Pot or Box. 21S
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1863-11-27
PROOF or MI aYriaoa

Itnot unfrcquently happens that clergymon,
in marrying a couple, omit to give certificate
of the marriage, or to make any registration of
it. Such evidence is rendered especially impor-
tant just now, as, in the case of the death Of a
soldier, the widow must have u certificate ct
marriage beiore she can receive pension. a
New Jersey paper, in speaking Of this subject,
rs it respects that state, saysthat, upon search
ing the records within the past year for mar
rages, nearly half of the unfortunate widows
have been turned away with the remark, 1.-The
clergyman performing the ceremony has ,leglec-
ted to comply with The law"
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1863-11-27
and they must cry out in their agony or perish.

and they must cry out in their agony or perish
2 Shall not their cry be heededf
1t is not possible, is it, that women and men
Of women born can look this fact in the face
and sleep upon it; that hundreds and thousands
of women are working life away, twelve, four
teen, sixteen hours day, putting their youth,
their strength, their very hearts blood into the
service of our commerce and our comforts, at
such rates of pay sin the present condition OF
our national finances make Il mockery Of the
Scriptural saying that The wages Of sin is death,
seeing that something more pitiful than death
is thereby made the wages of honesty, patience
and virtue, and that every domneerng instinct
of human nature is thereby enlisted in aid of
sin and its temptations?
Years ago all England was stirred to its in
most heart by HOOPS ''Song of the Shirt and
the world has never ceased to fling that terrible
refrain in the face of British opnlence and pow
er. We at least can do so no longer. The cry
of our own women is ringing in our ears, and
will 90 out upon the western wind over Chris
! tendon. It is cry of suffering to-day. How
( long ere it will be a cry of crime and shame il
| we be deaf to the appeal! How the appeal shall
| be answered the will to answer il shall reveal.
To doubt that will would be indeed to despair
Of the republic, if not of the race.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1863-11-27
Aprortionment Of REPRESENTATIVES.

The assessors of the various boroughs and
townships of the State are this year required to
make duplicate alphabetical lists Of tine names
surnames and occupations Of every taxable Of
the age of twenty-ore years and upwards, male
or female resident within their respective dis
tricts also separate list of the number of all
negroes, mulattoes and people Of color held as
slaves, Distinguishing their sexes and ages; also,
the number of the blind and deaf and dumb
persons within their respective districts, diStn-
gushing their sexes colors and ages The OBJ
ject is to enable the Legislature to apportion the
Representatives for the several counties.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1863-11-27
The Subjugation Of the South.

The following is an extract from Governor
Seymour's speech at New York CITY:
''Now, | assert that the people of the North
are as deeply interested in preserving the con-
stitu!ional rights Of the South rs the people of
the South themselves are. You can have no
peace in the land while one-third of the people
!eel themselves wrongcd and trampled upon
Every man knows you can have no peace in
the land unless all the people stand upon the
same platform MS regards their constitutional
rights and privileges, and enjoy equal terms in
all respects with reference to the Government
But. on the other hand, suppose we spend more
money, and blood and treasures suppose we
encounter all the hazards OF prolonged war /;
su, pose we were so fortunate, indeed, so unfor-
tunate, as to be able TO suhjugate the South
what then? tell you such peace as that is no
peace in no sense of the term. Applause. I
Subiugation makes occupation necessary; it
neceSsItates waste Of treasure, it keeps up the
cost OF war; il demands the waste of blood,
and treasure, and life of the people, for all
know that life is wasted on Southern soil, vast
cd under the Southern sun in moments of in
activity rs well as in active service. Such n
peace, if net q mockery and snare TO call it
peace, means what That the people of the
North are to maintain great armies; to send
forever their sons under one perpetual conscrp-
tion, to hold their brethren in the South in sub
lection. Applause. If not concliated, If not
reconcilod, by generous treatment, what hope
is there of peacea But what is the proposition ?
That they shall be held by military force at tie
expense of the life and treasure, aye, anu at
the end at the expense of the people of the
North. Cheers. What would be our resolve
under like circumstances? What man would be
so mad who would not dare to say in the face
of the people-f perchance it had been our
sad misfortune to he brought in collision with
the Government-that New York could be
kept in the Union more easily and mole secure
ly by war. and coniscaiion than by giving her
just rights by coniiscating her people, by restor-
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1863-11-27
SICKNESS IN THE ARMY

In the 9Th Maine, SD New York. 2d Rhode
Island, 81 Maine, Sd Vermont, 9th New York
3ith, 4th, and 5th Pennsylvania, several Mich.
gan, Indiana and Wisconsin regiments, Sickles'
Brigade, and over 100 other regiments, have
acknowledged through their surgeons and Of
fcers, that RADWAY'S READY RELIEF
have scores of times saved the lives of soldiers
when all other remedies failed. Sergeant c.
z. Lord, of the 9Th Maine, DIR. Tingley of
Sicklcs' Brigade, Capt. Whitlock of the 32d
New York, Genl. Hall of Sickles' Brigade, and
hundreds of others, testify that Railways Ready
Relief, in every case where it has been used 10
the diseases incidental to exposure of climate,
perfected cures where the surgeons of the regi-
ments could do nothing. Let every soldier pro-
cure this remedy.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1863-11-27
PUBLIC SALE
OF r Z I'll ESTATE

OF r Z Fl L T.ATE.
5y virtue of ar order OF the Orphans Court Of
Bedford county, the undersigned will offer at public
sale, on the pre- misses, near Hopewell, on
Saturday, December 1914, 1863,
all the following described property Of James Rich
eson, late OF Broad Top township, decd, to wit.
This undivided halt of tract of unimproved land,
adjoining lands OF Schell " Foster. the John Bum
and john Belt surveys, containing 80 ACRES, more
or less.
TERMS-One third cash, at confirmation Of sale,
the remainder in two equal annual payments, with
interest. Sale will commence al o clock on said
day. FL.
For fun tber particulars inquire Of Joseph w. Tate.
Esq Bedford, Pa, Lemuel Evans, ESQ Coalda!e,
or lne Undersigned living near ae premises.
GEORGE W. RICHESON.
Admir- of J. Rcheson, decd.
November 27, 1863.