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For the Standard.

Mr. EDroR To my certain knowledge there is at the
present time no iucnnsderable effort being put forth to
crush out the movement making on the part OF the
people IN favor Of peace and if the masses should De so
obstinate to hold these public meetings,
to suppress the proceedings Of The know OF what
am speakng-but sincerely trust, Mr. Editor you Will
not be deferred by threats that may be made against
you paper close your columns against the peo
pie While have the privilege of living IN Republic,
and nOminally uuder Republican form of government,
and in State whose Constitution declares all political
power to be derived from and vested in the people Only
shall never TO amey surrender up all my rights
and privileges into the hands of few seEconstituted
leaders. Never. l of opinion that there are many
more Of the way of thinking These patriotic gen.
emen advocate Overturnng this Republic and esab
fishing monarchy, aud carrying the same, until We
reduced TO the degraded state Of Mexcoand make
invitation, like that oppressed people have DONE given
foreigner for King, and to have established the Catholic
religion By law among There is harm in all this,
whatever. Certainly il has tendency TO unite
and strengthen enemies to dsplrlt our soldiers,
warworn and tired they at this time No, they
wise to say do nothing wrong-no, never
They infAlibe and wisdom will surely die with them.
But there is DANGER people continue to meet and ex-
press their opinions they have commenced doing
Such of policy wilt de- barn aud nratraei the
aud that only But to tell the pie tEere no bnpe I'M
less France will soon come 70 Dur aid is all right aud
proper-especialy with those who longing m
pera rulers urdng the ireeboru citizens of the
South. For one, feel like letting certain class gen.
nmsn in this COnfederacy know, If they ashamed Of
the sentiments entertained by the yeomany of thus state
that they will be cheerully excused from any responsibility
Ofheir acts. But IncIue 10 the OPINION that all their ei
forts to the people into silence and absolute subms
sion TO their arbitrary behests will prove signal failure,
though they succeed closing the columns Of all the pa
pers Of the State against them OBSERVER.
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require our members when elected to advocate arms
tice of hoses and into negotiations with thefed
eral government peaceabe settlement of our disputes
On the best terms, not involving dishonor. . go
also trust and hope the people of NorthCarolna will
for for Congress who is not pledged TO vote for
the repeal of the odOus 1.-THE law that yestge OF feuda
ages which serfs only will willingly submit to. A law
that TACT makes every farmer in the land however opu
lent humble he may tenant Of Jefferson Davis and
his creatures power law designed to Hood the States
with police spies and government expenditures Already are
having imported State for the execution OF this
detestable law perhaps broken down politician OF
impoverished F. r v. Will NorthCaroniahs submit to
such indiguity much longer2 trust not.
FREEDoM OF SPEECH AND PRESS.
LENoIR Caldwell Co July %, 1868.
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this district to our next Congress, will support no
who is not pledged to repeal the tthlng aw - HIEys
opportunity therefore recommend n; Co. the
of CIemmOusvilie as choice as represeo '''e w.
7th Congressional district Of North Caroline "a one of
the sbes, and boldest defenders of the rights OF tue
pie in the State and the stand which he has rb
their defence just cause of pride 70 every rus dr
CnroIinian and that we recommend the StdnGaPG u1ue
bis control to every lover of freedom, and to all muse
who hate tyranny and oppression. -, -. .Lo
SGndqrd and Pr0gredS.
On motion, the meeting adjourned. c,,.
JOSEPH M0TSINGER, Chm
W. BoDGNuAMER, Sec.
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THOUSANDS OF BOXES OF THE SOUTE,
\. ERN HEPATlC PILLS have been ordered IN uDpdT
wherever Known their use continues. Without putin,
they have gained ground by their zeal value ~ YS
than i've hundred persons are known to have been c
by these Pills. 81. '~"
This excellent family medicine is recommended br II.
proprietor as good only for diseases of the Liver Hse.
respondents say that they also cure Billions Rheuma,
PNEUMONIA Chllls and Fevers, Billions Fevers Piles 4.
worms. They are perfectly safe medicine
fe.er Walden, Esq, of Dinwidde County, Virginia sfs
uescrOg remarkable cures in his family of Bilious RI
matlsm and Pieurisy, says my DOCTORS bill has :,
heretofore from $l75 to 500 per year. have used H.
heSe pills. for family which consists OF eighteen
and coiored, and have not called in a Doctor Tins !,
discovered" -'
Rev John w. Potter, of Greene county, NorbCanri7,
mao SUFFERED twelve years from disco LII.
thehted taking the Hepatic Pills with confidence III
them. They acted like charm me. From thai hour
have improved. have persevered in their unln0E
by Gods blessing, am we'll and hearty. had uegO
man who as believe, was saved from death by dose Of
these pills. My Doctors bill was annually from $uO to
$500, but have had no use for physician since"
Thos II. Raney, Esq, Granville county n. says u
find your pills to be the best family medicine have
used They have proved very beneficial in my
have been very much afflicted for years and have tried
every kind of medicine that could get but have found
relief from your pills than all others My disease
bronchial atictnn, and complete prostitution Li th.
nervous system have used them in ten fifteen
in my family, and find them TO be the very medicine h
nearly all family diseases"
The great rise in the price of ingredients and the hea
taxes compel the proprietor to increase the retail price
quit the manufacture. They profitable to bin
than when sold at lower rates.
PRIcE-Sl, 80 box. For SIS dozen boxes will be sen
prepaid any part of the COnfedcacy ThUSe who der
less than dUzen boxes, must apply to the druggists
Great reduction made to Druggists and Merchants h9 b
By the gross Cash mist always acco@Pa1 y Orders
Wilson, n. C.
August 8, 1868. 6S-w&swlmpd.
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empary man. the amiabIe aud accomplished gentleman in
all which relations community has sustained Sc
loss ..
RssoUed That committee be appointed 10 write let
ter of coincidence to be accompanied with copy OF these
resolutions to his deeply afflicted and bereaved family for
the purpose Of eVncng faerna love and esteem for
the deceased
ssoued That token of respect for the deceased
will the usual badge of mourning for thirty day s.
ssOIUed That copy Of these resolutions be sent to the
Raleigh Standard for publication with the request that the
other State papers copy the same.
s. D. POPE. o.
F. NJ ROUNTREE, ( Ooui'
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A CARD.-I UNDERSTAND THAT THERE
N is report in certain Counties of the 7th Congress
sional District that for reconstruction of the old
Union. pronounce the report false expect to visit
the different Counties of the District the Superior
Courts and explain my views in full Aun for peace if it
can be obtained on honorable terms.
will address the people of Moore Montgomery, STAN
", Arson, Chatham Randolph and Davidson, on TUES
DAY of each Superior Court -
s. II. CHRISTIAN.
August 10, 1868. 65-lstoct.
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I FOR.SALE,-THE ADVERTISER d

NA-RM FOR SALE.-THE ADVERTISER
fers for sale a valuable FARM, containing 225 ara
situated in the County of Aamance, within one and ah
miles of Haw River Station, on the N. G. Railroad. To
are the premises comfortable dwelling house and >
necessary 0utbuildings. Price $4,000.
For further information, apply to CIV. SWEPSOya
F. d. KO0NCE, at Haw River, N. q.
June %, 1868. 5l-wksTt
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RY THE GOVERNOR OLE NnRrn -

THE GOIERNOR OF NORTH-CIDo
DSIINA. A PROCLAMATION VIA y ARC.
to me that the necessities of people sill reonl l
continuance OF the prohibition heretofnra tqu's s
proclamation to the expectation of certain oSsa
the State: "n articles tD1
:, Now, therefore, !. ZEBULON B. VANCE Gor.-....,
Carolina do issue this Proclamation
Pr G OF July 10th in force for thirty davis ~,
Cotton and Wooden Cloth Cotton and Wn5I.n V
Leather end Shoes, subject to the exceptions &c @
: In witness whereof, ZgBuLOx B y,xc, co,.-
SEAL nor, Captain General and CommanSr; u C
g..os.ass hath signed these presents and canSs6 S
Seal of the State TO be affixed 'ue 0'e-'
Done at the City of Raleigh, this 10th dav of Auuu,
1853, and in the lightweight year of our in6rI
by N nn1 governor: T. B. VANCE
Aug. Is. 1858. ss-vksro-
81 All daily papers copy one week and weekly Es5.,
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THE PEOPLES FACTORY. 8,

VNE ARE NOW IN OPERATION Fun IN i.mnIn,i.
w eft of the people. We are now manul4s'" ,raA
flying slxttle and Lfashioned looms, PinnagI f
6edSteads, &c. In a few days "e expect to De n'''
ing shoe lasts and pegs. .,,;Dcs ofI
Our Foundry is also in operation and cas ga s,rnG
kinds will be furnished as far possible TToeprt
interests of the country will receive our sp vii
We will pay the highest prices for old casTEo
you must bring to if you desire the supply 70 fuss
ings to be kept up. We shall soOnbe PrePargu Soi
rLoos of various kinds by wholesale ana te.a .t r
wives will be furnished with necessary 10OEES
prices. SIMPSON %ssHNwksrG
HiIlsboro', N. c., June 8, 1883 4I
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" DOL CARDING.-THE UNDPpS,c>
Cd would respectfully announce ~ ,h.1 hSlGS
they are now CARDING WOOI, at ,S W tne Pubtl
Haw HlTer seven miles north of GibsnTiI. Sa stand
having put their cards in good order tho oa'on
make the best quality of rolls Those br;r" P1r
trash are and 5e31red to wash clean and
ten pounds 0 wool, and one sheet IN VI iafd to sTn
Our prices for cardne Is cents per n3nH ~ Poan
and ~ Cents for mixed, if tolled one of
J. L. PUGB
u. A. F. LAMBETH
July IA, 1858. A'1inance e., &c
Ill.,
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OILEs, FISTULA. TUMORS, ULCERlAI'

DILES, FISTULA, TUMORS, HL6Cd EIhEri
IL TONS OF THE WOMB, SPERMAIOkHhnLla,
Of Huntsville, Alabama, operates with perfect sn's
for Piles, and guarantees perfect cure in ever! 1.
Piles, where the TumOrs come down when at soO,
operated with perfect few days ago, ID
Al years standing his tumors coming down as arg a
large tea cup at every STOOL Those who douoI u!
dress Mr.. H. H. Berry, Monticello, Florida. Id
DR.. G. operated on some desperate cases IN
year, one of them is known TO every citizen Of
He can be consulted at home, Huntsville Ala W.
present. ,rh
March 20, 1858. 24-WS
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$50 REWARD.
August 8, 1868.

DANAwAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER ABOUT
about II years old dark mnatt0 black keen and sh
face. He may have gone off in the army with some Sold
but he is supposed to be lurking sbout Oxtord or Hence
son where he has relations. The above reward Will DC
upon his apprehension and confinement in JAIL or his
livery to C. Herndon, in Oxford, or his owner IN
b. H. HERND0N
Ju,e 10 1853 5O-w&swd |
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ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD

: ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REV AKD
DUNAWAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER on STS
h day the 26th of January last, my negro boy Ds1s
ANTHONY. Heis of whitish yellow complexion, sO'1
feet or inches high ls 20 years old, and suPPa
to weight about 40 pounds He has heavy head Of 6l
and talks short when questioned, and has down look
No doubt he is trying to pass for free boy. ,
will give the above reward for him delivered me q
Prospect Hill, Caswell County; confined any M 50
get him. F. L. WAkhhA;
Csswell Co., March 81, 1852. 26-TEsWu'
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$50 REWARD.

,n CAMP HOLMES, N. C., June Ui5lce,
A re tS OF SIXTY DOLLARS VIII II iS n.y.
ton, of the following soldiers who lamp of ID,,
Regiment n C. Troops, the 18th daT nfS fOm The VI
Private JOSEPH CARPENTER C l1 VI May, ISIS: y
OF age I'VE feet six inches high, dark co,ny
natoD M5s sys s1s three Of his upper
th-Carolina ID Llnevn Ccrr NV
Private ). d. HUDDLESTON, Com,.. i
years Old dark eyes, dark hair dark nines,
ten inches high, enlisted in Granville CopNSxNo3 i've leg
By order of Col. PETER MALLp-- o.
for NOrth-Carolina. N0iitnand COnscrr
June 9, 1858. " iEihCE, Aduap
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NONSCRIPTS ATTENTION!!-IN ODE
~ dence to the proclamation of the President, 90 good
recruits be received in my Company, for local duty
in and around Richmond. NV Company is attached to
Maj Eott's Battalion, Formerly City BattaliOn) APP
ply at once BY letter in person, TO WIN. Fl. ALLISON,
Capt Co. H. 18th Va. Battalion, Camp Old Fair Grounds.
july o. 1868 6l-Stpd.
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July 81, 1858.
rERs OF THE FIFTH con-

TRNO THE'VOTERS OF THE FIFTH con-
II gressional District-The emergency calls LOT the
purest and abes men to serve country in her Legs
sItive councils. The well known character OF Captain
JOSEPH j. DAVIS, of Franklin for patriotism, integrity
and wisdom plainly indicates him the htes man in the
District represent in the next Congress Capt Davis
Is leading his gallant company against the invaders
Of his country and does dream Of his friends
pertaining the idea of voting for him for Congress or any
other civic position. at tins time; but confident
that be will shrink from responsibility 10 which hISfe-
low citizens may call him. Well known and universally
respected he Franklin county offers her noble son 10
the Of the District in full confidence OF ms e.ec9n
ON account of his own unpreeuding merit and for the
good Of the country PATRIOTS your SURFACES are asAeu
for u wise aud prudent statesman ana gSilan vSTEpS
=, 80, Std.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS, BY BRANSON
1N FARRAR Co, MYRTLE LEAVES, by Rev. a.
lary adapted the times suited alike to soldiers in
and to the loved ones at home.
MORVEN LINDA, tale of a soldiers faithful love-
an extract FROM Myrtle Leaves pretty poem ready
Price per hundred, $1,000
HESPER AND OTHER POEMS by Thee. q. Hill
at sparke every page with bright gems of thought
and expression "-Ohureh L,teHigcncer:
This is true genuine Poetry."-SaIisbUry Ba1ner.
THE ELEMENTARY SPELLING BOOK, revised from
Webster and adapted to Southern schools, ready.
THE DIXIE PRIMER-secOnd edition. popular book
for the children.
THE FIRST DIXIE READER will soon be ready.
Price 81 cents.
THE GEOGRAPHICAL READER, with maps, in press
now. Send in your orders.
FIRST BOOK IN COMPOSITION just out is designed to
precede English Grammar it contains number of pleas
ant writing exercises for the student. valuable text
book.
HISTORICAL SCRIPTURE QUESTIONs-suited to
Sabbath Schools and soldiers in campfire book of
the sort yet published.
Price So cents.
Miscellaneous Books for Sale.
CATECHlSMS FOR SABBATH SCHOOLS.
Price per zen, 81 30.
THE SUNDAY SCHOOL BELLA collection of Hymns
for the of Sabbath Schools This book has been long
Price, 30 cents.
GREAT EXPECTATION-Read it and realize the value.
Price, IS 90
A STRANGE STORY-Truth is often strange.
Price, SO 0D.
THE STEP SISTER.
Price. 81 80.
D0RRELL MARKHAM.
Price, 81 80.
.TAUNHAUSER, Oh THE RATTLE OF THE BARDs.
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RAIDS AND ROMANCE OF MORGAN AND HIS
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Price 50 So
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South generally.
ALSO SCHOOL BOOKS of the old and new publica
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The usual deduction made to the trade. Send your
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BRANS0N, FARRAR, 4 Co.,
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August 10, 1868. 65-tf.
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SALT AND RECEIVE HAVE ON CON-
y ssnment large lot of Coast Salt, for sale by the
sack or larger quantity Also Rice by the fierce at
CREECH LITCHFORD'S,
Auction aud Com. Store.
RALEIGH JuIy Z 1863. 55-tf.
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VNAKEN UP, AND COMMITTED TO y. JA -
Il a negro man who says his name is PETER, az c,
he was raised by Council Best. of WAYNE GounS Va
and now belongs to WiIliam Harvey, Of kehopSS rrIl
prove property, pay charges and take him sT'g 0N
will be dealt with as the law directs. -o,- c,sI
JOHN W. DlAON' I'd
Greene Co., n. c., July 10, 1868. 56-"|
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A at aE" KEGS LAGER BEER FoRs5>
Raleigh, July 80, 1858. L. a. WHITKIHiE
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TINHE FRIENDS OF GEN. WILLIAM F.
Il, JONES, Polk County, announce him as a COuser-
vaiye cinddIe for Congress in the Tenth Congressional
District of North Carolina.
July 7, 1868. 55-tdpd.
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TONSC RIPT OFFICE, CAMP HOLMES,
~ July IS lS63.-The following notice is hereby pub
lished for the information of all Concerned.
Col. PETER MALLETT
Com'dr of Conscrpts for N. G.
d '" nALLErr' A''' NOTICE.
BUREAU CoSsCRIPrIoS
Richmond Va, July q st, 1868.
To answer numerous inquiries and not
uncommon the following notice is published to all con-
cerped:
Under the recent call of the President extending the
conscipt age all substitutes have ceased TO be valid if
the substitute be less than As years old and not other
wise exempt by law
H. Membership, unless officer duly accepted BY
the War Department. of local organization for home de
fence special service, confers claim TO exemption
from Confederate SERVICE neither does service in
itia unless in Of officers actually in commission who
have duly qualified.
III. Hereafter any furnishing a substitute will be-
liable in his person whenever the services of the
substitute lost to the government from any cause other
than the casualties of war.
Nv. Application for exemption on any ground what
ever must first be addressed to the local enrolling officer
who II he has not power to act, is in doubt will refer
them to higher authority, with report of he facts All
such addressed direct higher authority will necessarily
and invariably be referred back for local examination and
report and the applicants will thus have useessy lost
time and prolonged suspense
Appeals against adverse decisions BY local officers will
be forwarded by them for hearing when any plausible
ground of appeal is set forth.
" Commandments of CUnscrips will give this notice ex-
ensve circulation in the local press of their respective
States. u. w. LAY, Lit. Col, A A. g.
Acting Chief of Bureau.
july y, 1868. 81
s5 Register Western Democrat, Fayetteville Obser-
vile News copy until goth August with this
graph.
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II a at "hAoRANDUMs FOR A Few -
Raleigh, July 80, 1858. L. A. "HITAKERXA
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CASH OR NO TRADE, AT y
Raleigh, July 80, 1888. a. WHITAKER,
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ITO THE VOTERS OF THE FOCRTH

ITO THE VOTERS OF THE FOURTH
II CONGRESSIONAL DlSFRICT.-The undersigned
take pleasure urging upon their elew citizens of this
Congressional District the of Lieut.. THOMAS G.
FULLER fit person to represent them in the next
Congress Lieut. Fuller has consented to allow his
tbe used BY his friends These times when platforms
needed all who know Lieut.. Fuller know that he
is fully capable of filling the position with honor to him
self aud the people of this District He has done his duty
well IN this for after exhaustiug all to retain
Old UuiOn in its perfection, he of the hrst
utter Lncnns Proclamation, to volunteer private in
:he army, in which he is serving as an officer
MANY CITIZENS.
July 81, 1858. 6O-t
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A. WHITAKER WI - VT
:Ae goods from his Store until naLd fDELIVRR ;,
Intended for all who NAV wish to PaIa Tor Tile
Raleigh, July 80, 1868. purchase from BIN wei
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NNANTED.-SIOO,OO 200 OF N0RTH.CARO-
w lima eight and per cent BONDS, issue, for
which the highest market price will be paid.
Apply to W. K. RICHARDSON co:
Raleigh, Aug 8, 1862 63-tf.
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DLOCK.TIN CANDLE MOULDS.- 500
Id block.tn CANDLE MOULDS of superior make and
finish, (sixes,J just received aud for sale at -
N. GRAUSMAN'S.
Raleigh, July %, 1853. 6l-tf
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IVAN BARK.-I HAVE FOR SALE rs OR
Il loo curds TAN BARK, which will deliver on the
line of the c. K. r. six miles west of Greeusborough
Persons wishing buy will address at Greensborough,
N. c. P. II. BILBR0.
Aug 10. 1868. 66-4tpd.
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VUE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w Captain JOSIAH TURNER, of Orange County, as
candidate for Congress in this the 5th Congressional
District the election to be held in November next.
August 20, 1888. std.
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GOODs AT AUCTION
o. Gay OF September, will sell az THE FJp,,
G'SSoam, G., the stock of goods bsIorPab public auct
10 C kegs sU Of SaEs Of RSs WEskey and
Goods, &C. 'A'' hinges, Screws 4: Rs;
e,,b. sr r H!ASSFB b
Granam, n C., Aug. 10, 1853. C surviving w pss.,
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g ANU Ell HI. CHRISTIAN FOR CON.
~ GRESS.-Many of the citizens of Moore County de.
sire to vote for SAMUEL II. CHRISTIAN of Montgom.
cry County as representative in Congress from the 7tb
Cons ressiOnal District. -
July TO- 1868. a- 5s-td
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W. BoDSNuAMER, Sec.
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DLANK BOOKS.-A LARGE SUPPLY CAP
ID Denny and Medium Sizes-fOr cash only. At
p0MERnV,c
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WOOL CARDING,ETEF Tx1a| =

June 9, 1858.
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer. (Bel Air, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-10-23
Z BEL AIR, MD. FRIDAY MORNING

fading off into the distance, And the ef-
feet is still further heightened if the sun
|is declining behind the hills. The OBJ
|lique rays glancing through the many
tinted leaves, give them increased bril-
liarcy, and suggest at times the idea of a
forest aglow with fire. Then again, this
brilliancy is often subdued by haze of
blue vapor and smoke. z''2. ~
Attempts have been made to represent
the phases of Indian Summer on canvass,
but as yet with only partial success; no
coloring and no verbal description can
place it before the eyes of one who has
not beheld 1t. And, what adds to the
charm Of this season, the temperature of
the air becomes milder than it had been
for several weeks; on some days, it is
balmy and still, and voluptuously soft,
beyond anything in the sweetest day Of
June. These are the days for enjoyment,
perhaps beyond any days of the round
year. .'.'
AS to a scientific explanation of these
various phenomena, we do not propose
now to attempt it, but will refer our read
ers to our remarks on. the subject last
year American Agricultwist.