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sc COmpromise. 8,


A friend in Buncombe writes MS that the destruc.
tives in that section are urging Mr. Johnston as a
compromise candidate for Governor, and telling the
people that he was an old Wing and opposed to Sc
cesson up to Lncoln's proclamation. Let the peo-
pie be on their guard against such falsehoods Mr..
Johston was a rabid precipitation. In common with
the precipitators, he turned upon and prescribed
his own brethren, the old Henry Clay Wings, be-
cause they would not go with him, when he gave
the word. and when Mr.. Yancey gave the word, for
disunion and war. He is not compromise candi-
date but he is a party candidate against Col.
Vance, the peoples candidate
Immediately after Lincoln's proclamation, the
preciptators appeared to be willing to bury party
and go for the country. But they soon showed the
cloVen foot They proposed compromise tickets for
the Convention, but in every case the compromise
was in their favor Their idea of a compromise is
to take all and give the conservatives none They
played this game in Wake County in May, 1861,
and they will play it again in this contest, unless
they are closely watched. The conservatives tried
to fuse with them in 1861, but they would not al
low it Tbey-the Conservatives--have been de-
ceivcd once in this respect That was the fault of
the precpitators; if deceived again, it will be their
fault The very fact that they propose compro-
mise or claim their candidates as compromise men.
is proof that they know the people arc against
them; and if the people are against them, they
ought not to seek to represent them Free
government begins to fail from the very moment
the people cease to be truly represented.
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For the Standard .
RICHMOND Va Julv IL

RICHMOND Va, July Is, 1862.
Mr.. EDITOR There was no drawer charge in the
great battle before Richmond, than that made by
the LIST North Carolina Regiment on the evening of
Thursday, June 9th. In obedience to a reckless
and inconsiderate order from their Brgadier Gen.
era, they rushed fearlessly upon battery located
in the strongest possible position supported by long
lines of rihe-pits, and which could only be ap-
preached by marching down PERCEPTIONS hill, and
then through marshy ravine, made almost i'm
pregnable by abattis deep bitches, and every obsta
Gle that military genius could suggest Uniaunted
by the terrific fire to which they were exposed and
regardless of the instructions which rendered sue
cess impossible they marched steadily on to their
appointed work, and only retired when the hope
lessness of the task was made apparent by the fall
ing back Of all other regiments, and order to re-
treat from the officer in command. In this desper-
ate charge, all the field officers wounded-the
Colonel and Major mortaly-whe the loss of life
among the company officers and privates was most
fearful; and yet, not man faltered dreamed of
retreat until compelled retire by the officer in
charge The Sd Regiment was also engaged, under
the gallant and amented Meares and covered itself
with gery All honor, then, to the noble men who
have given so memorable an illustration Of the cour-
age and devotion of North Carslina Let their
deeds be embalmed in the memory of a grateful and
triumphant people SPECTATOR.
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No pent up Utica contracts our powers,
But the whole boundless continent is ours"

LET US HAVE FAIR PLAY.-We have proof that at
the last election, tickets sent from this Office to one
of the regiments, were seized by officer and de-
stroyed; and we have reason also to believe that
the Standard, issued just before the election and
sent to the camps, was kept from the soldiers who
were subscribers until after the election. Now, all
We ask is fair play. Let the soldiers and the people
read, and let them have the tickets which are sent
to them. We are willing that they should hear all
Sides and then decide for themselves That is fair
We again suggest to our friends the importance of
having full supply ofVance tickets and tickets for
the Legislature in the various camps. Send them
by letter, by hand, and in every convenient way.
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TO THE VOTERS OF BERTHE COUNTY.

am a candidate for seat.in the House of Commons
IN the next General Assembly of North Carolina In an
pearing before you for repetition of honor which Won
nave so generously conferred upon in time past Il is
due that should return my very sincere acknowledge
ments for The confidence with which you have confded
your political interest in part to my hands
Inc present condition of your social and political affairs
Is such as to forbid open discussion of such questions
as are most likely to come before the next Legislature
Indeed, to excite the public mind upon political topics at
the present tne would be only un,se but perhans
detrimental TO the best interest of the county, Nv course
as one OF your representatives for years. is now
OF the political history of the State and is for YOU 10
how lar have succeeded in representing your rights as
people II in the whrl of grest political excitement
have committed Gands only say they are errors OF
the judgment, and not of the heart.
Believing that no forcsee what results speedy
future may bring fourth, hesitate not to saw that Il
elected shall give my support without fear or intinaa.
toh to all measures may at the time believe will sub-
serve and advance the honor and interest of
Ina shall at ALL times 1DeLcons Speedy termination of
the ctch sr now DECORATING the Happiness and
of one of the noblest people the family of nations when
SUCH result can be achieved with honor justice to the
land my birth " WV
Ifin the Providence of God. North Carolina shall be
called upon in legislative capacity spend her blood and
tTedsUy in defence Of civil freedom shall aid in such
cause with all the constitutional means you NAV pIace in
my power. need not enlarge, fellow-citrzens know
you, and you have right to understand me- With truth
full regard, l am your fellow. citizen,
P. T. HENRY.
BERTHE Co., July 9, 1862. SID.
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HoN. CnAs. MANLY.
RALEIGH, JULY 10, 1862.
am yours, most respectfully,

RALEIGH, July 10, 1862.
Ny DEAR MTLLER:-I answer the foregoing in
quiry on the same piece Of paper, that all may go
together.
| assure you that nothing like disgust was felt
contempt intended for you for any one of the
other candidates by me in my efforts made at Au-
burn to arrest the canvass. The discussion was
conducted fairly and gentlemanly, and exception
taken on that ground.
The consideration which governed me on that
occasion was, that in the present crisis of ma
tional affairs, it impolitic to distract and divide
the people by public discussion Of political topics.
| think the influences prevailed with those
who co-operated with me the occasion.
The decision Of the candidates in stopping the
canvass was publicly applauded by the large crowd
present when made known to them that decision.
Very respectfully, CHAS. MANLY.
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PRODUCE FOR SOUTH CAROLINA PoRTS.-PersonS
who may wish to send their produce to Columbia or
Charleston, can do so on Mr.. Johnston's Railroad.
Mr. Johastons Road has the five foot gusge and our
Roads the four foot eight inch guage 1t WILL there
fore be necessary to change at Staesville. No
other Road in the State has Mr. JohnSton's guaGe.
He was induced doubt to establish this guage to
relieve own ports of the immense amount of
produce which would otherwise have found it's way
to them Besides Mr. Johnston is nearly as strongly
attached to SouthCarolna he is to his own State
The Editor Of the Wilmington Journal is delighted
with the arrangement, though he believes Whining
tor could have borne little more produce from the
interior than Mr.. Johnston thinks it can Still, this
is a small matter with him, when compared with his
attachment to South-Carolina- Only year ago
when matters went wrong in Raleigh in relation to
the defence of the coast, he threatened to secede
with New Hanover and other Counties on the Dor
der, and JOIN South Carolina. OF course, therefore,
he goes for Mr.. Johnston for Governor.
Remember, no other road but Mr.. Johnston's has
the guage. Mr.. Drake, of Statesvie, is one of the
floating agents, and will be happy to explain to all
Corners the superiority of the five foot guage He,
too is greatly attached to Wilmington and other sea-
port towns this State; but he has idea of for
cling the commission merchants in Wilmington to
work their fingers off, when the produce can be
sent just as we'll to Columbia and Charleston on Mr.
Johnston's Road.
"No pent up Utica contracts our powers
lf fhaN h.,lo hnU,.l
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UNITED BAPTIST INSTITUTE,
MALE AND FEMALE.

TAYLORSVlLLE, ALEXANDER COUNTY, N. G..
Rev. F. A. BELcHER, A. B., Principal.
WILLIAM BRUHT, Jr, A. B., Instructor in Male Depart
ment.
Mrs NJ A. BELcHER, Music Teacher and Assistant in Pc
male Department
VINHE NEXT TERM OF FIVE MONTHS WILL OPEN
Il Monday, July 18th, 1862.
Board and washing IS to {? Ter month.
TERMS TUITION PER SESSION
First Glass, CRcading, Writing, &c) 81 50
Second Glass, (Arithmetc, Grammar, &c., II so
nv, &c 'p''' -''''''' Is 90
Fourth Glass, Higher Mathematics, Languages, - N
French included 10
Music and of Instruments, 70 W
Incidentals, w
No Extras. Students, Male and Female, promptly pre-
pared for College given a thorough pracncai Enghsn
course. Students charged from time Of entering.
For further particulars address the Principal
July go 1852. So-w4tpd.
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NOTICE.

MANY OF THE CITIZENS OF ALAMANCE
ltA County, believing that the next session of the Leeis
ature will be very important one and that they ought to
be represented by men of experience and financial ability
have concluded to cast their votes for CHESLEY FAU
IN the next House of Commons Although both of these
gentlemen have expressed unwingness become
didates we feel assured that they WILL if elected feel
duty they owe their country and the county of Alamance
IN times like these to rake sacrifices fol the public good
we, therefore, invite felow-czens to unite with us
in casting their votes for them.
MANY VOTERS.
July 90, 1852 3nE1t
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$50 REWARD.

CAMP NEAR DauRY's BLUFF, VA
nESERTED FROM COMPANY C, 26TH RECT. N.
- Z. t. the 18th of july the following named pri-
James Edmisen from Wilkes county, N. C about
feet inches high So years Ofage black eyes dark COM
plexion, and mpDg some the morning he left.
I'd. John HnsOn rUm Wilkes county, N. c.. feet high,
s. years of age light hair blue eyes, complexion fair, and
slightly cross.eyed.
The above reward will be paid for the apprehension of
the named deserers $50 for each for their delivery
the nearest military camp, some Jail. The Provost will
please look close for all deserters.
CAPT. T. l.. FERGUSON,
Commandg Co. q, 18th Regt. N. c. T.
July %, 1862. 8U-wSt
~ Spirit Of the Age please copy.
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IONEsyILE HIGH SCHOOL.

(MALE AND FEMALE)
vv,UE 2srH SESSION OF THIS SCHOOL HAS JUST
i onened Juuesville is retired and exceedingly
healthy village IS miles North Of Statesve. Board $S
TO $40 per ncnth every thing fousd except lights TUT
tion as hereto For full information address the Prn-
cipal, Jonesville, Yadkin County N. C.
J. q. MARLER Principal.
July %, 1862 SU-wStpd.
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BUFFALOE SPRINGS,
MEf,RI ENPIIRn NnIINTV Va
LAND FOR SALE.

TIME SUBSCRIBER WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUG
ton the premises, the I'd day Of August NEXT,
if not previously sold at private SALE the tract of Land
which he now resides, situated in Chatham County
the Randolph line the waters of Rocky Rum and the
road from Greensborough to Fayetteville loo clear
ed and in good state of cultivation the rest in forest
Said tract contains 400 good story dwelling
with rooms kitchen, negro houses large barn and neces
ssry outHOuses all new. has never failing spring Of
fine water and large young orchard Of over lO0U choice
fruit trees.
Also the same time tract of land of the above
containing 25 acres well waered with oleaby good
budings orchard, &C., about half cleared in good
state Equalization and the other in woods
Persons desiring to purchase will call and examine for
themselves The terms made known the day Of sale,
and made easy to the purchaser.
The lands be bought privately any time before the
day of sale. Address at Marley's Mills Randolph Co.,
NC. D. l.. STALEY.
Chatham Co., N. O., July 4. 1852. ys-w&swlfpd
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PAY YOUR CITY TAXES.
500 REWARD,

STOLEN FROM MY STABLE NEAR LEwISVIL,IE,
- F0rsyhe county, N c., on the night of the nth inst
small red bay HORSE heavy built black legs, main and
TAIL and white saddle marks other marks recoected
years.
person was seen lurking in the neghborhood and sup
posed to be thief who to the following descrp
countenance. light brown hair we'll built about feet
inches high brown frock coat black cashmere
pants boots black neck tie gray flannel Shirt and
carried red carpet Sack made of hearth rug, with the
fringe
reward of s75 will be given for the arrest confinement
and conviction of the thief and 25 for the safe delivery of
the horse. JAMES y. PLEDGER
July Is, 1862 5S-2w.
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PITTSBORo' MILITARY AND CLASSICAL
SCHOOL.
TNHE UNDERSIGNED PROPOSES TO OPEN
IL Military and Classical School in the town of
Ptsboro', Chatham County Friday the first day of
August next. Tuition from fifteen to twenty-five dollars
Having been engaged in teaching for two prior to
the war; and engaged in the service for the past fifteen
months feel confident of giving satisfaction to all who
MAY fit TO paronize my school, For further particu
lars, address the Principal.
July %, 1862 3U-wSt.
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July 22. 1856.
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
A Ii MEMBERS OF MY COMPANY OF PARTISAN
IA Rangers will meet Pttsburo' ON Wednesday the
5Uth inst, at IL O'Clock, NJ
Every one must attend. All who can possibly do so
must procure horses and guns and bring them with Them
TH0S. w. HARRIS, Captain.
July %, 1862. 3O-w&sw3tpd
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CAMP 5orH RECT. N. C.T.,l

~ O4HHI OV1 N ItI1HI' N. o ~
NEAR PETERSBURG, VA July 10Th, 1852.
A REWARD OF THIRTY DOLLARS WILL BE
N paid for each of the following deserters: Matthew
Baker Haywood Muore, John W. Holiness Allen r. Baker,
David Holly Isaac Ingram, and John Guin, in conformity
to army regulations. delivered into camp.
H. J. RYALS
Capt Co. d, 5Uth Regt. N. c. T.
July %, 1862. 3O-wSt
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PILES CURED WITHOUT THE KNIFE.
DILES, FISTULA, TUMORS, SPERMA.
WOMB, &c.-DR. ]. A. CLOPTON Of Montgomery,
Ala will be in Raleigh the first of August and may be
consulted for few days at the Guion House. He has
operated mlny of the most dsngushed gentlemen of
the Confedescy and guarantees perfect relief every
stance. Those who may be troubled with Piles, coming
down at every action and bleeding them DEATH shall be
perfectly relieved if they will but submit operaton
Not patient in ten is confined to his bed References
to the first gentlemen and ladies of the States.
July ], 1862. 53-w&swtf
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GREENsBoRoUGH FEMALE COLLEGE,

GREENSBOROUGH FEMALE COLLEGE,
GREENSBOROUGH, N. C.
TlHE FALL SESSION OF THIS INSTITUTION
will begin ON the last Thursday in July. The Faculty
consists of five gentlemen and four ladies' all experienced
teachers and well qualified for their respective depart
ments.
CHARGES PER SESSION FIVE MONTHS.
Board. $3.50 Tuition in regular course, $4,000 Latin,
g 90 French, $1,000; Oil Painting 5000; Drawing,
$ooO Music on Piano, Guitar S20OO Use of Instru-
session.
For full particulars, apply TO
T. NJ. JONES, President.
June IL, 1852. 25-winsideSt.
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$50 REWARD.

eJO REWARD.
FVNHIRTY DOLLARS REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR
Il the delvery Of William H. Thompson at half WAY
Station on the Richmond and Petersburg Railroad
Camr of the 47th N. c. Regiment, Drewry's Bluff
Said Thompson is desercr from company OF the above
named regiment, resides about miles west of Raj.
egb and deserted from Camp Johnston below Godsboro
the Sth of the present month.
j. NORWOOD,
Capt. Go. Z, 47th Regt. N. c. Troops
July a. 1862 s0-w4t
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NOHsIGE

TN FORMER NOTICE I STATED THAT VEGET.
ABLES, Fruits clothing. &c contributed for the sick
and wounded in the Hospitals in and around Richmond
and eharermasters here aud IN Greensboro Snce then
has occurred to me that many persons living below this
don would gladly send something if they felt assured II
would Be receiyed TIE all such persons would state that
nve established an Agency in Richmond to receive sud
H any thing intended for North CaTolinans in the
tat & henmond Let every thing be marked
ma ~ an pc cerlalny Known tor whom il is intended
matkas ESQ., Agent North Carolina Depot, On Main ST.,
CHAS. E. JOHNSON.
nc Surg. Gen'l. X. C.
SIN every instance where any Thing sent 10 The
norm carolina Depot intended for special distribution
the person Tor whom it is intended shgd be written 70 ON
the subject. " "
July %, 1859. 30-vSt
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1901 S30!I e3O!!!
VIHIRTY DOLLARS REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR
II the apprehension and delivery at camp or confne-
ment in Wilkcsb ro jail for each OF the following persons
deserers from my company, viz: Joseph Gregory Finley
Bowers, VIM r. Heart, Harvey Berchett and Harrison
Berche Said deserters supposed to be lurking about
in Wilkes and Iredell counties
A. H MARTIN
Capt Co. G, 54th Regt. N. C. Troops
July 90, 1862. SU-w4t
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WHEAT.-A Granville County farmer informs US
wheat crop in Granville He says, I" it is decidedly
the poorest crop ever saw IN the County. 1t will
be exceedingly shoft and of very inferior quality"
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"E ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w NJ A. BLEDSOE as the Confederate candidate for
reelection to the Senate for the County of Wake.
Raleigh, May q, 1862 22-w&swtd
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-12-13
Second Annual Message
AM LINCOLN
PRESIDENT of the UNITED STATES.

Felioap citizens oftbe Senate and House Of
REPRESENTATIVES Since your last annual
assembling another wear IF health and
bountiful harvest ha~ uN-~r nut while it
has not ,ea - the u.'0.' bless us
w,t. thr ora ..ut ;-.... TO-. ,U but press
.r .ur. ... .... ... ..-. . '.t gives us,
u,'.... f,. .r. ...,.s time and
.l... ... .r'.ss.
.,. .....,. ur.ign affairs
..s;.l DO y. l.,.'ha last year
!. a,revf,r 'orl, .. .5aa' eompiance
With ar.o H.' s... mlIe by the
House O, Rr,lt....o.. rs. per tie close of
,ho asst .,..ioo .i & .g"ss. Ii the condi-
ti,n Of cur rea ions ul,h other nations is
loss gratifying than it has usually been at
f,rmer periods, it is certainly more sat'stac.
tory than nation go unhappily distracted
as we are might reasonably have appre-
hended.
ln the mouth of June last there were
some grounds to expect that the maritime
powers which, at the beginning of our do,
nestle difficulties, so unwisely and unueces-
sarilv, as we think, recognized the insur-
rprts as y helgerenr power, would soon re.
ccle FROM that position, which has proved
nuIv less injurious to themselves than to our
own couutrv
But the temporary reverses which after
ward he'el the National arms. ard when
were extgre~nred hv our own disloyal ciu-
zrns al road, have hi'hcrto delayed that act
Of .inpln ;nsticr. Tnr rivil Hur which has
So radically charged, i,r he moment, the
occunn,ion aud h.ni'- IT ihe American peo-
ME. has nece-- -arilp distGrbed the social CON
dition anr effected very jecrlY the pros
rerity of the nations with which we have
carried on "A commerce that has bee" steadi.
" increasing for the last hale a century,
1t has at the same time eXt'ten p"'lt.cal
am9ltlon7 anu epprs"an;; a,;tot;on "to % tbrongout
p'ouGu ,h aiu;,iuad 'rorlJ Tn This unusual agita.
Wv , c,.i,',,o frn,, t,king mart in
"nu oon,rororsu hetwcen FOREIGN States, and
hoimon,, ,,ort;oo mr. factions in such States
W. vi, haI,o n o,tonntoa M nronaoandism. and
oo,ro,rledood M revolution but we have
Iort 70 cow nation the exclusive conduct
and mana Goment Of its own affairs.
0,r .,rn9,,Ie mas been. Of course, contem-
nl,tsd NV fnye;pn nations with reference less
to its own merits than to its supposed and
nf,on owa,garoted effects and consequences
resuIt;na to those nations themselves. New
ontboinsSc onn,nIo;rt on the mart of this
Go1ernn,srt even if it were lust, would cer-
toini, No nnvise
The treaty with Great Britain for the sup.
nressinn of the slave trade has been put into
oneration with GOOD pros pert IT con plete
snccass I, Is an occasion special lsas-
nre IN .ckn.vlpdge that T. cEeruuuu + it,
nm rhn ,nrr If h~~ M..5,... n.oru. mt,
las .a,r m.rkpl with ivl.u- respect for
'..n.,,' .,.ti.. .. ..a J,Uf' ~r..sHa! the
.,.l.. .,si..alu.a. auI l.v.l e..s..-.
.r.lu..r. ... with Han y-r, a., r.a az
,,aI
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COLUN BIA DEMOCRAT,
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PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY, BY
levi l.. TATE,
ooMsBURG, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA.

OFFICE
Il the Brick Building, opposite the Erehanre 5y side
|he Court House. "Democratie Head Quarters"
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
81 90 In advance, for one copy, for six months.
f. J5 In advance, for one copy, 0he year.
o na Fpot paid Within the first three mbfths,
- ii no, paid wthn the frst six months.
50 If not "aid within thee yer
NJ No subscription 'aken for less Than SIX months
md no paper discontinued unit Ill afearaees shd nave
been paid. ,,,u.u
ApvERrlsEarSTs inserted nspcuously at one "o"dr
prr square, of ~ lines each for the three first insertions
aud twenty-five cents, per Hre, for every subsequent
insertion, until ordered dis ontnuGd.
Jon WoRe, Of every description, neatly and cheaply
executed at the shortest notice.
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-03-20
MARYLAND
AGRICULTURAL WORKS

TO THE FARMERS or 81. MARTS.
- would nn'st respectfully call your at
teniinn Ia my large assortment Of LNPLE-
.NE.N'1S. am manufacturing and pre-
pairing larger assortment "f Agricultural I'M
plements than | have ever before offered to
he puLic-lIrse Powers an: Thrcahsrs,
Wheat Fans, Corn Mills, Curn Shelters.
Pl,ughs, Harrows: Cul,ivators, and many
other articles to numerous to mention. ]
can supply the Farmer with every thing he
may want. With regard to Horse Powers
would cali particular attention to 6ne
lot Of PELTON'S TRIPLE GE.aRED
POWERS, to ,eo,k rith or rithout band.
,eh,ch are not surpassed in This or any other
market; and most respectfully invite those
who are in want If Machines to give Inc call,
as | feel confident that can suit the pur-
chaser. am making CORN MILL fer
grinding Corn at Home. This is a good Mill,
has been tested and pronounced 80 by cxpe-
rienced judges. ~ this | ask your spe-
cial attention.
| teI.tler you my sincere thanks for the
kindness heretofore shown me and beg a con-
tinaance Of your fav'rs, determined to make
a strong effort to please all who give ME their
custom. Orders will meet with prompt atieu-
ton by being directed to
WILLIAM II. HARDING,
$50 Pratt street Hhdrf, Baltimcre, Nd.
Feb. 18th, 18j'-ly