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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.
BALTIMORE AND. OHIO RAILROAD.
O.
On and after Tuesday, August /, 1853, DAILY
TRAINs will be resumed between MAsHINGT0N
between WARRINGTON and BALTIMORE. ~
1OR PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK L BOSTON.
Leave W Warrington 1t g and Ills .. N. and and
On Sundays at 50 p. m. only.
FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave ct 80, and IL. o. N. and 5. and $50 ..
N. On sundays at .. M and ana 63e p m only
FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST.
Leave Warrington At $50 Q. N. and 8, 5, and $50
pm, daily, except Sunday. On Sunday at and
8 p. N. trains only.
This is the only route by which Baggage can be
Checked Through from Washinet0n.
FOR WASHINGTON ANB Thu SOETH.
Leave Baltimore for Washington 1T 4.SG, 8 and 10
an. and 5. 80, and 8 m. On Sundaysa at 80 and
The third Il and fifth trains only from Baltimore
and the hrst and fourth trains from Warrington,
stop ct way points.
FOB ANNAPOLIS.
Leave baltimore at 8 .. m and p. n.
Leave Wssh h st 2 a q a anS D m.
Vor farther information, tickets Of every kind
&C., apply to G. s. KOONTZ, Agent, at washing.
''~"'n' % - 'A' ''e.s' We ". =. SMITH,
Master Of Transportation.
i. n. C0Ll. General Ticket Agent. an 8-H
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~ newspaper has been established at
GALWAY called the United Irishman and
American. 1t displays at its head the Irish and
American flags. Its chiefs points are the ad-
vantages of emigration and the probability Of
q war with England.
WHAT "SUCCoRING" MEANs.-When Bishop
Bloomfield was incumbent Of Chesterford, he
once asked q school girl, What do you mean
by succoring your father and mother -
.sGiving on 'em milk % was the reply.
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DENTISTRY.
7 ACGHING GAS !

ACGHING GAS
L. No Pain in Erraetiag Tts;A.
There is no danger in taxing ,hss Gas tpure
Nitrous Oxide) even for those who are CO asump-
tive or d. licate in constitu len I.s inhalation
produces sleep, or coma. in "bous two m nuts.,
an its effect passes off in The ,e length of
Maize and Administered the ohics OF Dr.
LOOMS 33s Pa. Az. near corner sta St. oc30-im-
La. LEw1E Has removed to gag Psun. avenue.
two doors above his former office, Call ~
and examine the DIS New snd Ira
proved Method OF inserting Artificial llIYyFYp
Teeth, which IL far superior to any
other mode now In uss. Also. Teeth extracted
without pain. when desired. Terms m sdsrats in
81 casee. &c ~ ly
AT TEETH
IN. LOOMS, =; p, the Jnysntor and Pstsntss
Of the MINIRAL PLATE TIDTH attends
personally ct his Office in this n1ty. MAnyxSf6
persons can Weaf these teeth who cannot "
cannot wear these.
Persons calling st my o1lse can BE- accommodated
Sita sny style and price CT Teeth they may desire;
kut to those who particular and wish the purcst
seAnsst, strongest and most perfect dentu<c that
krt can produce, the AIN1RAL PLATE VIII BE-
GoomS il this eity~No. SIS psnnsylyani. avenue
between sth and 10Th streets. Also, GOT Arch st.
Philadelphia. mar 4-ly
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AUCTION SALES.
By WIN. L. WALL Il CO.. Auctioneers
= mr. n q m np SIf nm Inn a a n1Nuu n,

By WM. l.. NALL Co. Auctioneers
GREAT SALE OF So PERI0R CABINErFUR
WIN GREENS CABINET MAHUFACToaY. No $50
sD sa
of November; 81 O'Clock :. m, We win sell. by
NJ stow G a and
Of superior wori mansbip. and large stock Of
!. Goec s are q MT Gsen
Handsome Rosewood Marble top Essgeres, with
Rosewood Chamber Suites
Suites Ct ard .s
Ko evocd Wardfobes, handsome
Walnut Dress Bureaus
Rosewood. Masosany. ard Walnut Arm and Eas,
Rosewood, Mahogany, and Walnut Sofas aud rsss-
Rosewood. Mahogany. and Walnut Rockers, Mirrors
Library IT, Tables and Chairs, Saloon and rsaDoy
walnut and Mahogany Bookcases
q q r Panied ~ W = Dr. b..
dozeR Care Seat oh,irs ,.,w and walnut Side
and Reception Chairs
Marble top Ch.%Dsr sutss H.t Racks Chair, and
Revolving Office Chairs. Cribs Bsdsse.ds. great
Refresh msns Tables and w..hst.na:
Extension and Mahogany Dining Tables
French China sevres Tea Sets, 81 and 50 pieces
FreI Oh China Dinner Sets
Cut Glass Wines. Tumblers, and Fruits
Plain and Gilt French China
.ss, s's. and s.fs sns
Motto Cups -,
dozen Tete . Tetes Casters, different kinds, with
many other Goods not here named.
Terms: All sums under $50 cash over tnat
amount credit of 80. co. and 80 days, for approved
endorsed notes, bearing interest.
The building IL for rent or Jesse. Inquire OF the
The attention Of the trade Is Anv,.ea sA.. sell.
catalogues ready on the Thursday previous TO the
eale.
oc2 WIN. b. WALL q w. AucW.
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~ Artificial parchment is made by dipping
thick paper in diluted sulphuric acid This
process increases the strength of the paper,
makes 1t translucent, and gives it the exact ap-
pearance Of parchment, which it has in great
measure replaced, from its superior cheapness.
According to Professor Calvert, of Manches.
ter, England the same process applied to cot
ton cloth, very much increases It's thickness
and strength. The cotton TINS prepared is
technically known as ssblanket"
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HYAClNTHs AND FRUIf rR1.,

his choice collection OF holland Bui6s h 4, stssnsf,
condition. Viz Dou als and Single we ;anest
Crocusis Eareisus. &c. Peach. Pear, 1pnlna
sn riIs; ana Ar.ieot Trees Grape ynes bSssSS.
ON Seventh street Road. Okssp 1lsseries
DC 9 cost. sss s.y,p ;oa e e sA III.
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BY j, U. MC6 UlhG q OOs AuCsion00Ao.
V,RUsTREn sALE-A DESIRABLE BRICK
DWELLING HOUSE, ON STREET sonrH, HETME.y
s1H s s 5sht stb :: the
premises, by virtue Of deed Of trust to the sub
scTi6er asss TIE day e 9sto9.1 iSs :nd
U.s. and 70 one Of the land records for Warrington
sen q. that s,f Of Lot SanSTad
OF sId e.
9Th and lSts streets Vest is feet and iaosss and
back the rdfs to as dsP Psa
esress and insrsss to the q t ssa
sos s:d s
~ deed
the premises. ea
sSI;,ss st the expense ofDareh.'sr
If the terms Of sale are not complied with within
to self the rsf sod e1Dsnss
s' e, h5S Nh ESKEts g. Ss:,.
limited STATES MARsHALssALR-In virtue
Of writ Ct Fisri Fssiss from ths GlsrR
Sa and to me viii I to Public SALE
sssS il ssS
ie esip and IT. and t. LGts Mo- 49,
and The
ments thereon seized and levied up, as the prop
s % so 81 s. s., ss1 will * s0a ID f
Idward L. Focke q A. B. Carter "a TON n 1,uo.
oc2l-d&ds b. Marshal. D. @.
By GREEN & WILLIAMS Auctionsers.
DMIRIsTRATRIX' SALE OF STOCK. CROP
a FARMIsG UTENSILS, &C.: &c., AT AUcTIos-On
ss Il the @ Of late
deceased, in the District Of Columbia. between
a' good Work Horses. excellent Mules
l Spring and Horse Wagons
Cutting Boz and Horse Power
20 Cords Oak and Pine Wood
80 Bbls Corn. in the fodder.
Po~ o sna m; :, osr
akeEs
ByJ.O. MCGUIRE co., Auctioneers.
TNRUsTEE'B SALE OF FRAME DWELLING
4
rass d.ssd jan and duly rseorded II EDsr
iss M f ss 81 .1f
NJ I'd
story Frame House with back building and frame
stable In rear.
oonveyaness At sc .E g, Ru.SshSssssGs wu ruu.
CHARLES r. GRIFFITH. Salesman.
oc22 7aw&ds J. Q. McGUlkl CO.. Auets.
LIMITED sTAT1s MARsHAL's sALH.-In
Clerk. once Of IL oircu. Court Of the Dissrics Of
Il: q fsss :1a
front OF the Court House door Of said county, on
THU RsDAY, the Eth day ct Novemher next, is6s.
te wit, viz: Ali that part of Lot No. Z, IN Square
No 80 being the e feet Of the north side Of said
Lot No. and running baek IS feet to an alley in
said Square.
On the northeast corner Of Lot No. 5. Square No.
80, described to Wit Beginning 1t the corner Of
the alley 1t the northeast corner Of said Lot No S.
inches, thence north to an alley. thence eAsterly
on the south side OF the alley to the Iaee Of BE-
ginning, together with all and singular the i'm
provements thereon, seized aud levied uponae the
property Of Andrew Rothvell, and will be sold to
satisfy Judicial No to January term 1851, In favor
Of Phelps 4 Kinsman use Of Al2neon MorHsh,oqse.
-oc2ed&ds q. s. Marshal D. O..
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THE EVENING STAR.

EEaLANp AND THE PRInCEss's DANEs.-Ey-
cry body remembers the story OF the Germans
who came over to England in the train of
George L., and were hooted by the mob. One
your goods" ayes" was the reply, siand for
our chattels too.n Itappears, from the Lon
don correspondent Of the New York Tribune,
that the Danish attendants Of the Princess AL
disposition, placing themselves on the level of
those who 60 to banquets with Interior views
on the silver spoons. The correspondent says:
"There is a prospect OF delightful scandal
apropos of certain recent disclosures relative
to the civic entertainment OF the Prince and
Princess Of Wales, on the occasion OF their
marriage last March. That young lady whose
purely German anteeedents render 1T an ap-
propriate compliment to call her Royal Dane,
brought with her to England tail or follow
ing OF uforegners," in the obnoxious British
or Leicester Square sense of the word. They
were dirty in appearance. seedy in aspect, and
they spat out of the carriages provided for
them in the procession, like so many born Yam.
KEGS. Now they are charged with having ap-
preciated the advantages Of their condition to
the unexpected effect OF stealing the toilet arti-
cles, &C., provided for their publication by the
considerate city of London: four &c ivory clothes
bru shes. two patent brushes costing half that
sum and sixteen odd shillings, porcelain tray
worth Flo 16s., q f32 pair OF vases, tortoise
shell dressing combs TO the value Of f 10 las. I'd :,
and host Of other articles, comprising the
major portion OF a sixty guinea toilet service,
are said-not to put two fine point upon it
TO have been "hooked' by these hardy Morse.
men and their feminine counterparts, who ap.
pear but too faithfully to have conserved the
predatory instincts Of their ancestors. Proba-
bly, they thought that the magnificent Cerpo-
ration, headed by the great Lord Mayor Of
London, wouldn't think of such trifies upon
such an occasion. The scandal is inst that
sort OF ore to tickle Mr.. Bulis spleen and dia-
phragm, rejecting as il does on foreigners"
and "Jaymaps,n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-30

FROM Washington CITYi
fHE GREAT SHORT LINE TO THB
VEST, SOUTH AND NORTHWEST
he TPe Ana the Only
Ihrsu{h CHECK foE Baxsase from Wssh,nst s
ode. Roass. md no onniSus Ridiss. IMAM On any
I0uR DAILY TRAINS FROM WARRINGTON
mating Ssa ss 4;.a: ::;'n.
Q. s.ss.y.. s: Tl.'s 3 se.e.sn.
:sss:ssiss 9 N.:sat e. Ssnss.sn ehsl., House. 5
.sf: so. 1:ssos VIZ 49s !:
81 iS1a e eg s H9g Sh15 e rH'
ma e tie Only Route b. ssAieA TArosgA rcksts o.
1A''sgA 6segss: cnseks e" b pr'es'Tsd
ne most
TH1 SHORTEST AND MOST DIRECT ROUTE
VoLuxsus, DAYroHne Lou,sv,Izx CIV
0INN1T RI INDx1H1POLIs, TERR ~
-@os A Aa Is 81. L9 20. cAloAeo
~H. I's' s saans, .og 2, o4,' '1Aa IT Ar
e x
ne ens Gs s.a Y. ON ON
ilsE: @ yi.,tias Bsitanose III dssiFsd) vissoat
Kv,nnestiens as TIE Ohio River With OLIVE
STA ofs1fNAt HnIN k1iEko SH14 . .ac
,ssli rsss4T VII II
e. THk s.U TIok1rs please apply at u.
y. COL1. General Ticket Agent sp I.ff
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A POSITIVE
SPECIFIC REMEDY
Nom Retention ~ Ineontinenes Of Uysss, hYsss.
tios, Inflammation Or liberation Of tie Bias
der and Kid~eys. Diseases Of tie Pros
trate Gland, Stone in tie Bladder
Calceroas Gravel or Brick
Dust Deposit and
Mucous or Kilky Discharges, and all Diseasss -
A0ections Of ae Bladder and Ksdneys,
and Dropaeal Ssoellings, emitting
IN Hen, Women or CAildren.
HELMBOLDv EXTRACT BUCHU,
For Weakness arising from lxcesses, Habits Of Dis.
sipation, attended with the following symptoms
Indisposition to Exsrtion. Loss Of Power.
Loss OF Memory, Dim Guilty Of Breathing,
Weak Nerves, bling, Horror Of
Disease ,Dimness Of Vision, Wake.
fulness. Pain In the Back,
Universal Lassitude Of the
Muscular System, Hot
Hands, Flushing Of
the body, Dry
ness Of the
Skin.
ERuPT1oNs ON THE 1Ao1.
~as PALLID COUNTENANCK.
These symptoms, II allowed to 90 on whfeh III.
medicine invariably removes, soon follows p
tuity, Epileptic Fits, In one Of which the
patient may expire. Who can say that
they not frequently followed b.
those " Direful Diseases" IN.
SANITY and CONsUMP.
TON. Many aware
Of the cause Of their
suffering, but none
will confess.
The
| records
Of the In
| sane Asylums
| and the Melan.
eholy Deaths BY Con
| sumption. bear amplew,
| ness to the truth Of the
sertisn. The constitution ..cs
hected with Organic Weakness. re-
| auires the aid Of medicine to Strengthen
and Invigorate the system, which HILM.
BOLDT EXTRACT BUOHU INVARIABLY pora
| HELMBeLD,s
HIGHLY CONCENTRATED COMPOUND
FLUID EXTRACT sARsAPARILLi,
| purifying
/ the blood, 70
| moves all diseases
arising from excesses
and imprudence In hfe
chronic constitutional dis.
| eases arising from an impurs
state Of the blood, and the only re,ts
BILE and enectual known remedy or TIA
cure Of serofula, scald Head ssle
Rheum, Pains and Swellinss Of
the Bones. alterations Of the
| Throat sndLess, Blotehss,
Pimples on the Face.
| letter, 1rysiDelas.
| and Ill sealy
eruptions
| Of the
-= -- skin.
Two table spoonful Of the lxtrset Of s.,,.
rilla added to pint Of water IL equal e tia Ihs
Diet Drink, and bottle is fully equsI - ..HoS
Of the Syrup Of sarsaparills, tia Dsoostson. =
usually made.
/ ~THISI EXTRACTS HAVE BulH anDrrw
| TED TO USE IN THE UNITED STATES nv
and ere also in vsry general use In all The ~ AZ
| HOSPITALS and PUBLIC sANITARY YNsrr-
| TUTIONs throughout the land, a. ven A 4. ~.
vats PRACTICES, and are considered - inyalusbls
| remedies.
BEE MEDICAL PRoPEH1IEs OF BuoHu.
From Dfapensatory q TIE Ussted Ststes.
Bee Professor DEWEEs' valuable works q, n.
| Practice of Physic.
Bee remarks made by the late eslsbrassd d,
PHYsIC. Philadslphis.
See remarks made By Or. IPHRAIN NaDov
ELL, celebrated Physician, and Member AZ n.
Royal College Of Surgeons, Ireland and puhlisa.6
In the transactions Of the King and Queen your
nal.
See Msdico .Chirurgical Review. publiahed ~
BENJAMIN TRAVERS, Fellow Of ROYAL Oolls..
Of Surgeons.
Bee most Of the late Standard Works Of NedJs,>e
DpTrRo
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AfAsS1Y COLLINS I COS
PHILADELPHIA
DRAU6HI ALE AND PORIkR.

M Assay COLLINS CO.'S
PHILADELPHIA
DRAU6HI ALE AND PORHKR.
ALI and PORTIR from this celebrated Brswory,
vhieh an prepared 70 furnish On short notice 70
Ill Dsrsons Who Win favor me With their orders.
eAts3aetion GUARANTEED.
Orders givsa % ny drivers VIII b promptly a.
tsadsA -.
Goods delivered In Ill Parts Of Warrington anl
asorNstoxn, free Of charge ...-.
1seus:-Ossl - 1slis1D
RILEY 4. sHINN, Ascent,
UsSsa 1ss1iss Dssse. 81 Green a.,
% 1T 6sorEstown, D. q.
w.. g0rs ClOTH1Ne: -
so4 "a EiSiss & 3.
1s s's ~ :ss s,: s: s.
s''eau 2 !! o. o. WAL VAL. srlpHuNs co..
sss MAJ 49,. .aa T! ss. street.
WE CALL TIKI. ArTENT1ok Of Purchaser
w osr nex and large assortment Of
esosis: sses
Raven Bacon Ehlsh e are selling q the lowest
s,nd Ri.no: IL sss. ordiE il rGssEsSs ss;ss for
S1oRIr DIs1AsssI s1oR1T DIss1As1I
- sAm ,4E.s1,4E. s,s s.5rr,
eososz1s1 Ef;'fE5i S s9Fif s. :.
o'neSs or. 70 4 9s sG q sS: c
They srs entirely vssstabls, hayins no smell nor
&: q sss ~ ~: =
Cures In from two to four days, and recent cases
3, tt: ,, q 6: e
eminent Doctors and Chemists OF the present day.
HG 10 h.Ts IL a. ssa.
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~ AON1Yl-MONEY LMONlYi
y -. u. X. WALSH h GO h

aee 4 1scENsED P1WNBROIERS.
are nov nrenSrsff BETWEEN Ninth AND TiHfH.
lateral sesur,t1 9ar to ten Thousand dollars On col
~ III S1A AZ ADyANgEs win b. MAD. =, an .,..
snd silver W..ehssn 9.rs,,sgs Cold
tps,Fl%snis: Hardwars. OlotSins. AZ Msrs, Ausieal
il hi. sis, : srs ,s.s in
~ M We are coufdent thnt t. III SC many
s'1oss us WIN business We will siye Wtno may
sOl-Sm~I 1 walsh q On
licensed poWnhrokcs
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ORRIC IAL

WAsHINGroH, Oct. l6, 1863.
General Orders, No. 3sss.-The time for enlist
ing Recruits in the Regular Army under the
provisions of General Orders, No. 100, of June
IS, 1863, is hereby extended to December I, 1853,
during which the extra bounty of $500 will be
paid. -.es. ..-t9E q
By order Of the Secretary OF War: s
80 E. d. TOWNSEND,
oc 27-1w Assistant Adjutant General
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JAY COOKE CO.,
B A N X e r. s.
Ne. 452 Fifteenth Street.
WI STALL CONTINUE 70 FURNISH
UNITED STATES
FIVE INVENT BONDS
ct par until further notice.
~ Persons desiring Information oonoernins this
loan can procure ct our counter, upon application
By mail, circulars answerfnG eli luesions that nay
arise.
Buy AND SELL ALL ISSUES OF
GOVERNMENT BONDS, TR1AgURY NOTES
ClTIFICATEs. AND vOUCHlRS,
COIN. OURR1NCY, AND EXCHANGE.
AID PAT TEE HIoHHs1 PRfoss yos
CERTlFICA IL CHECKS,
JAY COOKE CO., Ranksrs.
e S-n l62 Fifteenth street.
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WE CALL THE ATTENTION Of Purchasers
w oar, new and large assortment o.
PIANOFORTE 8, from the most celebrated =
factories, such a. etsinway Sons andsiv NV
Raven Bacon, which We are selling ut the lowest
factory prices. We hsvs Also on hand few second.
hand Pianos. in best order. il resewSod essea for
se Is Corner Of 18th ct. and Penn. avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-30

VNAR DEPARTMENT.,
w ADJurANr 9EHIRAL'6 OFHIou,
WASHINGTON, June q, 1850.
6ssral Oydns, No. los. b. ia.
The Adjutant General will provide An appFopri.
ate medal Of honor for the troops who. after the
expiration Of their term have offered their services
to the Government In the present emergency, and
also for the volunteer troops from other States that
have volunteered their service In the States Of
Pennsylvania and Maryland.
By order ofthe Secretary Of War.
ss& =. D. TOWN81ND,
Il % .rs! Assistant Adjutant General
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-30

MILITARY SUBSTITUTES.
- est PRICES wiz be paid for So BsTITUT1S for
DRAFTED men Those IN VAIN or eupstItutos Iin
gence and Real Estate ONCE" No. 511 Ninth st.,
near Pennsylvania avenue.
Au W+n n. II. MILLER.
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Oy VIII WALL CO., Auotioneors
At tbs Horse Bazaar. IS soutk side La. Ar....
bsttceen 9th and 10TH stysess. "'s""''
w l. Wall co.. Auctionssrs, hays pov
~ on nana on consi gnment at their Rszso.
80: 70 Louisiana avenue, between 9tk and iNtIs
III e private sale. large assortment Of HSms.
Lind Salna.aSes, .Aockaways. Park Wagons, Jennv
TT .tt.; 0eLr1nAnt0W9, Top and Motor RurSias
TrottnS Wagons Coaches. Harness, SsddiSa VII;
m LII others NOT acre enumerated. which Ne Viii
s0ns in want viii do we'll to give d cali and ex
90 H.iSs '.0s-. VIM l. WALL. IN A....
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R1TT1NHOUe1, FAINT & co.,
B 4 n i = Il s.
NO. $50 p1NNGYLVANIA AVQNUH
Win continue 70 furnish
q. .. RIvE.TWENTY BONDS
A. long isaued By the Government, ct pas.
b. Coupon So Of 1881.
q. Q. 7-So Treasury Notes.
q. 3. Certificates Of Indsboednees
GOLD AND SILV11 BOUGHT AND SOLD,
1xehanss on al parts Of Europe and the Northe
Oitiss sold in sums b suit parehassrs.
Stocks and Gold bought in New York sxslusiye
On Commission.
jyH RITT1NHOUSl. PANT 4 m
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I RRugD. 4 90. want all 20 know that they can
- bny better Clothing, ct lower price,, 81 46z
seventh street, than elsewhere. ~ N-u
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1863-02-13

censures can justly rest upon either err
rors or misfortune.
To conclude, sir, let me repeat that if
| am to be forced to lose either, | prefer
to save the Constitution Of my country at
the expense of parting from the seeded
States.
Patria cara, carior Libertas.n
| ! wish, Dir. Speaker, to give notice of
and to present the following resolutions
which embody the plan Of adjustment
intend to propose, and which are sub
stantially the same that | presented at the
first called session of this Congress:
Whereqs, The deplorable civil war now ex-
isling between the States heretofore COMPOSING
our Union has failed to restore it, and if con-
I tinued longer will destroy all hope OF its re-
storation in the future as originally formed
and maintained by our Federal Constitution
and no other politca, Union is either desirable
or practicable; and whereas, the interests Of
humanity, Of civilization, and the future Of
free Constitutional government, all concur in
requiring that this dreadful contest of arms
should be terminated Therefore,
BE ii resotged, |. That it is the duty Of Con-
gress at once 10 appoint - commissioners to
effect an armistice between the coutending ar
mics, and TO secure peace atall events 2. That
! said commissioners be empowered by eompro-
mise, to restore the Union if possible; but II
not, then to arrange the terms Of peaceful
/ separation from the Union, as well as Of those
States which now claim to have seeded, os Of
such Others as by the will of their people in
sovereign conventions assembled, may hereaR-
ter ordain to secede; and that said commits
siouers be solemnly enjoned so 10 conduct their
negotiations as TO secure, By every proper and
honorable means, if practicable, more har-
monious and permanent fe-union Of all the
States in commercial if not political sys-
tenn. 3. That said commissioners make a re-
port OF their transactions to Congress as soon
as possible, in order that such legislation may
be provided as may be necessary to assemble
the people Of the several States IN convention
to determine their action in the premises. a.
That in the event Of a refusal by the Govern
ment Of the United States to secure peace and
the only hopes Of a re-union upon the terms
aud by the means herein provided, or by some
other practicable plan, it is hereby recon-
mended to the governments of the several States
now composing the Union at once to take
measures to effect these objects.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1863-02-13
i1octieai.
Far the Montgomery County Sentinel.
SPEAK KINDLY.


Speak kindly to your parents, none others else
are true
Whilst battling with adversely, they always
think Of you;
Let come what viii they re ready, to stand in
your defense,
Speak kindly, them and gently add kissing
recompense.
Speak kindly to your chosen one, a gentle,
loving VIE,
In native Independence, she risks for you her
In word or deed, (if need be, she's always
standing near,
To shield from ev'ry threatning harm, the
life she holds most dear.
Speak kindly to your children, tho rev'ling
in their sport,
To-day may seem annoying, tomorrow thy
support;
Then wherefore mar their innocence, and
-. check their playful glee,
Their tiny arms are forming fast, wall Of
fire round thee.
Speak kindly to the outer world, for surely il
is best
TO plant rose instead a thorn 10 every hu.
man breast;
And should a friend seem careless, and even
cold at heart,
He really is not SO, perhaps, then why con
denim and part? g.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1863-02-13
UNDERTAKING.

- THE undersigned having pro-
cured n NEW HEARSE, is pre-
pared to attend TO all calls made 10 that line,
at the shortest notice, and on the most rea-
sonable terms.
GRAPE, GLOVES, and all articles gcuer-
ally used at funerals, furnished at Washing
ton city retail prices
AL orders left at Il G. DutrY's or A. G.
SHorNAEuB's, Seventh Street Plank Road, viii
be punctually attended 20. y. G. KING.
Oak Grove, d. c., Oct. 49, ls6l-3m