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Isrilultural Jn1rlsmsnts, ST..

IsrifnIturaI Jnrrlswsnts, Sc.
PL0WS FOR SALE.
TIVE subscriber has on hand, and tor 50 le
4 AT very reasonable prices, a number of
PLUM s OF tue
HeCkendorn, Moore, Concave,
and Wiley Patterns,
toee thcr with PLOw CASTINGS of almost
every species Of cast pl,w In general use in
! the cunntry, which he offers tu the public on
The mvst moderate terms.
THOS. c. CROUCH,
Main Street. Opposite the Cour, !Iouse.)
Mar 81. le63-tf ELKroN, MD.
Thrashers and Horse Powers.
TINGEE " cos improved IRON.
ItGEAkED THRASHEkS and 4 and 8
horse PELTON Horse Powers aid Railway
Horse Powers, and Hay Presses.
For sale by JOHN PARTRIDGE,
Agent fer II. II. Dingee & Co.
Sept =, 1862.
A GRICrLTCRAL IMPLEMENTS =
n Van Wrinkle Grain FAM. Psnnock's Germ
shelters. Plowr of various kinds, Willonghby -
Gum Spring Drills, Rays Reapers and Mowers
JOHN PAHTN1DdE.
GRAIN, CLovrRsEEp, &c., BorGnr.--The
~ subscriber buys all kinds Of Grain and
Seeds, at the Warehouse, near Elkton Depot,
lately occupied by II. s. Sites
Feb Is. JOHN PARTRIDGE.
r lME arb PLASTER. Chester Valley
- l. Ine supplied by tine Car load, for Agri.
,,,l., L.,;,, n
always on hand. For sale by
Feb III JOIN PARTRIDGE.
MEAT AND BONE COMPOST.-A rich
lHl and cheap Manure for Corn. Potatoes
&c. For sale by JOHN PARTRIDGE.
CNISIi Herring and Mackercl, for sale by
Il the barrel, ny JOHN PARTRIDGE.
DnosPnATIC FERTILIzER.-Taske 4
1 ClaIk's Fer ilizer, containing all the In.
giedisnIs hces ssary to fertility. For sale b!
JOHN PARTRIDGE.
DONE DUST from Stroud's mill, and from
ID Ta.keI Clark's mill both fine and coarselv
ssorni For .ale by JOHN PARTRIDGE.
CALI. Ground Alum Salt, Fine Salt Marshall's
| 80 !ashtons Rock Salt. For sale by
JOHN PARTRIDGE
(rCANOs. --fernvian and Mexican Guono of
~ standard quality always on hand and for
| sale by JOHN PARTRIDGE.
| 7 lME.--Agricul,ural and Building Line for
| l. sale by JOHN PARTRIDGE
| DHoDEs SUPER. PHOSPHATE IT'S uniform.
II ity secured by forfeit Of 81 900 if any sample
| Is found below the standard
The State Chemists Report says: Sever; /
| Phospha,os used in Maryland have fallen of
| whilst the quality Of Rhodes has besn main
| tanned" For sale by
Sept IA, 1851. JOHN PARTRIDGE.
TOAL Of Supervior Quality. for sale Ivy
~ sept 29. JOHN PARTRIDGE.
pHU1NE; OR. THE PRODUCER.-A
Fertilizer containing all the elements Of
| vegetation. For sale by
May 10. JOHN PARTRIDGE
EuANOES.-Peruvisn, California and A i.
" A. Mexican. For sale by
Mar 3 1860. u. SCOTT u BRO.
'OAL:- The celebrated Baltimore Company's
~ Coal for Family Use, on hand and for sale.
sept L. 1901 u. SCOTT BkO
DONE DUST-A superior article. For
- sale. d. SCOTT Il BRO.
TAR by he Barrel, OF in smaller quantities -
l. For sale by d. SCOTT i BRO
GROUND PLASTER. For sale.
~ mar 3. d. SCOTT Il BRO.
GAIT by the sack Rock Salt; Turks
~ Island. For sale. b. SCOTT 4 BRO.
FERTILIZERS. --Baugh's Raw Bone Fer.
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UKEAT ALTLEAIIFL and BLOJD PEKIFIEK, Anl
the most reliable remedy for
Scrofula, Ulcers and White Swelling.
Marasunis wasting Of flesh, Dr,psy
Glccr1tea Sure Throat. Hip Joint Complaint.
Dark Blotches, defects in the skin
Obetnatr scaly Eruptons Cancers.
Weakness and DebIiitatei System.
Bolts, yellow Skin. Piuples on the Face.
Mereurial Diseases Clcerutsj Sore Legs.
In sh .r the most loath diseases which have nut
every other medicine defiance for than quarter
Of century have been perfectly by this great
vegetable Panicea In of eruption Of the skin
any part Covering the system, By making use of
"SwArSE's ALL HEALING OINTMENT" to rub on. will
hasten and the most obstinate Erupve Disease no
matter Of how long standing. Prepared only by Dr.
SWAfSE son. $40 Sixth Street, above Vine, Phila-
dsphia, to whom all orders should be addressed.
E5rSent securely packed To any address.
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HlelI)allieal.
CARRIAGES! CARRIaGES!!
Make all Kinds Of Carriages

Ndkc III Minus OF carriages
10 ORDER. and guarantees to give salts
faction to all who may favor him with their
work. An experience of fourteen years
enables him to say that his Carriages will
compare tavorably with those OF any Other
manufacturer, jim finish and durability. II,
returns thanks I" the public for former PAT
ronaee, and solicits the custom Of the people
OF the county. generally.
~ Second hand Carriages taken in OK.
change for new, at fair prices.
Aug 2, lSG2-Gm.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
WHEELER'S PATENT.

sssa e, g !s' m w
THE undersigned still continues the
4 Agency for tbs sale Of the celebrated
WHEELER, MELlCK 4 cos
PATENT DOUBLE AND SINGLE
HORSE POWER,
AND COMBINED
Thrasher and VvinnOwer:
"a also. 2-IIorse CLOVER HULL Frs with Fan
attached Feel Cutters Circular and Cross-C Cut
Saws Horse Rakes. &c
The" Improved Patent Combined
Thrasller and WinnOWer,"
is n model Of simplicity AMI compactness and is
made IL the most su bst antial mruuer. that lis
durability equals its efficiency and peri, cton of
work. Its caplcty. under ordinary circum
stances has been from l25 to ~ bushels of wheat
aud from 300 to 300 bushels Of per day It
works all other kinds Of grain equally Al eli and
also Thrashes and Cleans Rice and Timothy Seed
The " Double Horse Power," and
Oveyshot 1hrasher," NTH " TiJruting
Sepnrator,'
is also adapel to the W ,nts of large anil medium
grain growers. and persons who make n business
# thrnshing and will thr ,sh from 100 to 2GO
bushels of wheat per day. AM twicc many u
o'ts without changing horses: but II change
nenrly double the quantity may b. thla>hed.
The "Singie Horse Power," md
. Overshot 1hruSter," nth Z. Tibratang
Separator"
3 like the preceding. but less and for one horse
and intended for small grain growers.
All the above machinery is warranted to give
"ntire satisfaction may be returned at the
expiration Of a reasonable time for trial
70 Orders from any part of tina United States
accompanied with satisfactory references filled
with prom ,tness and fidelity, and machines
securely picked will be forwarded according to
instructions. or by cheapest anl be'I routes.
JOHN ID. MlCHENER,
WEST MOTIF NGHAM.
April 25 lS63-in. Cecil county Md
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GAIT by the sack Rock Salts Turks
~ Island. For sale. d. SCOTT 4 BRO.
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miscellaneous.
Summer Complaint or LOOseness.
DiarrhGa and DySentery.
Cholera Infantpn, Gripping Palm.
Cramps or SpaSms.
SXEAYNE.S R0WEI. CnRnIAI

Let no family be without this medicine during the
summer months in of sudden in the MI hit
Che lera Morbns Collie, Pains Vomiting Sick Stomach
IN adults or children 1t viii give immediate relief
Price only 25 eents bottles for 81 o. Prepared unly
by DR. SwATSs SoS, Philadelphia.
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HELMB0LD'S EXTRACT BUCHU

Is THE GREAT DIURETIC,
And it is certain to have the desired fleet in all
Diseases, for which it is recommended
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CuANOES.-Peruvian,C California, aud A.
" A. Mexican. For sale by
Mar 1860. u. SCOTT u BRO.
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SPEER'S SAMBUCI WINE.
THREE AND FOUR YEARS OLD,
OF CHOIC OPORTO GRAPE
FOR PHYSICIANS USE,

FOR FEMALES, wEAE'v '"",..a = 1SyAL,ns
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WEST NOTTINGHAM
April 25, lS63-in. Cecil county. Md
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-08-26
For the Standard.
PUBLIC MEETING IN HARNETT COUNTY.

At meeting Of large portion of Little River District
Harnet County, the 18th of August motion James
s. Harrington Esq called to the Chair, and Neill
Clark appointed Secretary On motion the Chairman
appointed II committee of five consisting of Henry s. Stu.
art Sion Harrington John NJ. Morrison Henry Faucet,
and James Turner report resolutions for the action
of The meeting Fhe committee after retiring and con-
sung, reported the following, which were adopted:
WHrRsAs The Constitution guarantees the right to the
people to assemble together to consult for the common
good to instruct their representatives. and apply to their
Legislatures for redress ogrevances and Whereas North
Carolina has had just for complaint at the injustice
done her citizens BY the authorities at Richmond appoint
ing citizens from other States to fill offices in NorhCaro-
lima the almost entire exclusion Of her and
whereas portion of the people Of North Carolna are
constrained to believe that the opinions OF corrupt and
unprncped press 10 North Carolina have been believed in
official e.rces and the se Of all our grievances
therefore be it 80.
hssoiced Thst we do soemnly protest against North.
Carolina being placed in the unenvabls position Of being
the hewers and drawers Of water for the other
Suites composing this Confederact.
eoIusd That we will forever resist any and every at
tempt % override the civil authority by the military
yield one principle of our sacred States rights which ID
guaranteed to MS by the Constitution.
esolusd, That we hail with joy the removal BY the
President Of Maj Bradford, Chief Thingman for North
Carua and hope that sven-handsd justice may yet be
saeted out to the citizens Of our noble old State
KesoLusd That whilst the hand are manfully
meetisx tbs pxaasr th Gd Vt baItl let US with the
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other extend to our enemies the olive branch 81 peace to
asn& soo9t possible lasting and honorable settlement
OF our dicu,ies we believe that BY % doing We do not
any pnnepe Of hosOr either humsn or divine
~ Lnss e! an sicabe and honofa
m nd Nth enemies and that The both North
amongst them to meet in apace conversation to make an
honest and patriotic ekto the present cruel
age, and unchristan war. ~
ResoIeed, That we have full and abidinp confidence in
our patriotic ao!esro. B. Vance, and unhesitatngy
supremacy Of the civil law over id military. meets the
OF every TRUE lover of liberty and Con-
R.:otesd That W. W. Holden, of the Raleigh Standard
has the full eon6dencs of 4. who
desPotsm and we cheerfalIy recommend the Sandard,
under n control as the best Of civil liberty the
rights. paper, whose columns at all times are open
without stint to the expressions of opinion Of free peo
pie when their liberties are iu jeopardy. = -
ssosed That these proceedings be sent to the Raleigh
STANFORD, with the request that they be published.
NELL CLARK, Sec'y. = - :. ~ =
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For the Standard.
PUBLIC MEETING IN BUNCoMBE COUNTY.

At public meeting of the Conservatives on Reems
Geex Ha%som6a county on Thursday, 18th inst on mo:
and F. X: Penland appointed Secretary.
The oe]ect Of the meeting was then explained by the
chairman w motion, committee was appointed 10 pre-
pare and report resolutions expressive of the same who
reported through their chairman the following, which
were unanimously adopted
Wu.asAs The time has come when the people of shi.
state should guard we'll their rights and liberties and
look to their future interest and welfare therefore We
deem our privilege and duty to meet together in public
council and express our views. SO far connected with
present runous situation of happy country
and consider wheeler submit longer to certain
las we beeve) unconstitutional and yranuical laws and
appointments now existing in the Confederate govern.
ment or whether We to resist, and protest against
and demand their removal. Therefore, be it
Rsso0ed That we the citizens Of North Carolina do be-
NORTH Carolina has been very shameful and insulting in
its nature Notwithstanding the thousands of true aud
brasehearted North Carolinans whose bones now lay
bleaching upon nearly every battle ground in the Confsd
| erscy.
Rssoloed. That love the of North Carolina and
when she deprived of her privileges aud her rights have
expect shall be sacrificed in her defence and
| our blood shall low for her alone.
Of man from Virginia any other State, to collect the
thes in North Carolina and we do demand the removal
! linian to be appointed in his stead. 7
RfsoIced, That We know North Carolina has men pos.
sessed of every qualification to fill that Office and that
will pay our thes to no man, save North Carolnian.
Resolued That rights is all We want and all we ask
and we are refused them do not consider ourselves
furnish another man for the Confederacy.
Rsoird That the President having called the conscrps
from forty to fortI6ve from this State deem it unjust
furnished until other States have furnished their quota
men.
Resolved That tired of this desoating ruinuou
war, and will vote for to represent any form
who will not publicly pledge himself make use of the
hrst and all the means in his power to bring about re
| conciliation between the contendng parties.
i ut Wpa IF Ia
and its Editor and that he has stood noby and bold
for the rights Of the State and the people general fol-
| which We respect and honor him.
Reso!eed, That these proceedings be published in tn
| StindurG
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
| P. H. PxSLAND, Secy.
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For the Standard.
FuBLIC MEETING IN MOOREsCOUafY.
IIarRIcV No &

On motion Hugh Mckenzie; Esq, was called to the chair,
planning the of the meeting the chairmen on mo-
iion appointed the following persons committee to
draft resolutions Of the sense Of he mssng to
Crock and Neil Norris Esqs who reported through their
chairman the following preamble and resolutions, which
were unanimously adopted
WHEREAS All political power is vested in and derived
from the people ony and Whereas the people Of tie State
ought 10 nave ne Soe ana nocs sna
the people have right to assemble together to for
their good instruct their representatives and
10 apply to the legislative authority for redress of grsv
Rs.olctd That the President having called upon North
Carolina for all her able perform military duty up
to years deem the call unjust until other States
have furnished their quota to make the number fur
nishcd by thsnfequa to that heretofore furnished
Resolusd That Notwithstanding North Carolina has fur
nished men, in proportion to her Inhabitants, than
any State prosecute this she has fewer Brig
er State of the injustice Of which the people have long
complained but as yet their complaints have been entire
" disregarded.
surgeons fro other States to enroll and the
scripts of is treating with contempt the in
tqeuce the State and protest sgspst the practice
ar aronians are capable of perormug any duties
assigned them by the Confederate government.
E:o0a Thu. We protest against The practice Of per-
oonsepts for home defence and the conscrpts of North
Carolina being beyond her borders defend her and
the other States while our fertile Reds are laid waste BY
Rs.xssS That this unnatural var has been wagsd long
enough without material advantage to either sds and
would mort earnestly sppsal to the friends of suffering
humanity throughout the State to their utmost ei
forts to procure speedily possbe an honorable and
R..yse. That We are in favor Of just and equitable
system xyon that all classes bear their bur-
.ns equally are therefore opposed to the 1.-THE sys-
Ssn Incorporated in the tax bill OF Congress- diserimna-
ting rganst and taxing the labor and industry Of the sgri-
cultural classes. -..- t..
R.xgsed. That the representative is responsible to his
ssyiiuspis and should be held strict liability
all Wis sesas such; therefore, opposed to seeret
svssons and closed doors.
R.sope That opposed to the suspension of the
writ bels cop3s except in contingencies contemplated
y the Consultation that We are in favor of free speech
sod ths oedom of the psesstwo Of the great bulwarks
civil authorities. cardinal principle n free govern
p,eut, and should NOT BE- departed from. =:
fssoLced That the firm ahd patriotic course taken by
rhe Supreme Court of North Carolina ct it, last session.
iloding ths subordinate to the cvl authorities.
DESERVES Of oil good citizens Of TIE State
devotion the comfort saa happiness Of our soldiers the
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drnss with which he upheld the civil authorities of the
state against the military, meet entire appreciation
Rssoesd That Col. W. B. Richardson T. A. Barrett ".
T. Bryant K. AcKnse, and B. W. Barrett, Esqrs, be
appointed delegates from this district to meet with dele
gates from other DISTRICTS in county convention to be
held at Carthage Saturday, >ash August 1862 for
the purpose Of nominating candidate to FIJI the place of
Mr. Kelly In the Legislature, and also to recommend
candidate to the 7h Congressional district in the
next Congress Of the @. s. A.
Resolved, That approve the course of W. W. Holden
and Recommend the Standard every lever Of liberty and
" all who are opposed to despotsm ut home abroad
Rssolvrd That the proceedings of this meeting be pub
shed in the Raleigh Standard and all other papers in the
Stats opposed TO the Dsstruc9oe..
HUGH MCKENZIE CHM.
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TIE secessionists their Promises and their
PerEormances-the Condition into which they
have brought the COuntry-the Remedy, etc.
Nix. ED1roR There is, so far as I remember, no
war to be met with in history entirely analogous to
the one raging between the North and the South.
That produced by an attempt on the part of three
of the Swiss Cantons to separate themselves from
the Confederation few years since, in some re-
spects, resembles it most nearly. That attempt it
will be remembered, was arrested, and the rebel
lious Cantons speedily reduced to submission by
the arms of the Oonfederacy 1t ia frequently com:
pared to our old revolutionary struggle with the
mother country but there is scarcely any analogy
between the two cases. The thirteen Colonies were
not like the Southern States equal In political rights
With the other States of the British Empire. They
possessed no sovereign power whatever. They
were not as we were, entitled to representation in
the common Parliament of the British Union but
we're mere Commissioners dependencies upon the
mother country. In an evil hour the administra-
ton of George Granville, and afterwards that Of
Lord North, attempted to impose an unjust tax up
on the Colonies This oppression was resisted, and
the resistance was made the pretext for other OPP
pressions more unjust still. The Colonies continued
their resistance in constitutional way for near ten
years, by representations, remonstrances, and pc
titions for the redress Of grievances but all in van-
At length they took up arms, with the avowed OBJ
iect of enforcing such redress They solemnly dis
claimed all intention of separation from the parent
State, for they were as loyal in their feelings Of at
tachment to the British Constitution as were the
inhabitants of Surry or Cordwall This resolute
step they confidently expected would procure the
desired redress; but the advice of all the ablest
statesmen at that age-of Chatham, of Csmden, OF
Burke, of Fox, of Rockingham and others, were
thrown away upon the narrow.minded monarch
and the bigoted ministry which then swayed the es
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" ANrED-OLD CAST IRON.-F0R
W Mill Irons and other heavy pieces, we will psy
an1 cents per ID. SHAY, WILLIAMSON CT.
na'e'gn, July ~, 1854, S9-wlmPd.
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Camp chase-fa'r stism of the People,

- II
we learn sh" more than twelve thourand Of
'oe mih'' slready in Camp Chase, in obo-
oiepce !" the call of the Governor. Il was
unue's'o0 last evening. that no less than Eve
suou'aD would have to sleep on the ground
WIN" 1t roof Of any kind over them;
an0 other thousands were expected during
v Ss night who would also be without
shelter. The facilities for feeding this grand
army are said to be somewhat limited. We
are unable to understand why the authorities
failed t, make the necessary arrangements 10
shelter and subsis. the patriotic yeomanry who
90 promptly responded to the Governors call
without understanding exactly wly it was is-
sued at this time.
The farmers left their hsrvests ungstheret
In the felds; the mechanics lett their shop
without workmen; merchants closed their stores
lawyers and doctors shut up their office; mel
of oil vocatlons left their homes and rushed II
camp, In obedience to the call Of Governor ToD
The patriotism Of the noble and gallant mel
who make up ihis army cannot be TOO highl!
commended.
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msl another k,oaiVsns oltIons-to whom has
ocosslonslly been applied the amlAble sohftqua
Of "Coppephead ad"---When the following conver-
satlon ensued,
RspubIisan-"You are just the chap We want
70 see. We are engaged In ralaing money with
which TO buy powder for the purpose Of nnng :
salute In honor Of the glorious news. Now Just
put down fve or elk dollars, and say no more
about III"
CeppsYhssd.--"My friends / don't feel IKE
demonstrat tIons, but I'll tell you what will do.
There are thousands Of poor soldiers VINO arc
to-day suffering almost every agony that can
torture human nature, at Vioksburg % Weil o.
In Pennsylvania. Now, II you two men VII
contribute each $50 toward buying comforu
and delioacies for these poor fellows, VIII
give $780," -. ...
The two patriotic RepublicAns--both wealthy
men-could not "see 1t In that light. anC
walked off In disgust. -Clspeland Plain Dealer
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Lvon's Kathairon,

Kashalron 10 from the Greek word "Kathro,' or
.sKaharo, sgnifying to cleanse rejuvenate and re-
store This article is what Its name signifies For pre-
serving, restoring and beautfyng the human hair II ID
the most remarkable preparation In the world. 1t ID
again owned and put up by the original proprietor and
1. DOW made with the same care skill and attention
which gave 1t sale Of million bottles per
mum.
1t Is most delightful Hair Dressing.
It e'adicstes scurf aud audruf.
1t keeps the head cool and clean. ..... Il
Itnakes the hair rich, soft and glossy. .s, e,
It prevents the hair from falling OF and turning
gray. sS--. no
Itrestores hair upon bald heads. 80
Any lady or gentleman who values beautiful head o.
hair should use Lyons Kathalron. II is known and
used throughout the civilized world. sold by ali
| respectable dealers. uial'
DEMAs s. BARNES & CO., Proprietors,
NEW YORK.
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