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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1864-06-10
4oetital.
TWENTY YEARS.

There, beyond the grassy lowlands,
Where the waves besiege the shore,
Breaking on the curying shingle, g.,
AS they broke there years before
Stands house among the meadows,
With an ancient oaken hall,
And the crimson five-leaved ivy
Cleaning radiance from its wall,
Dyeing all the yellow sunbeams
That have flickered through its sprays,
Till their fiery glances mingling,
Lose themselves in golden rays.
Through its heavy-tinted foliage,
With their silver-glancing light,
Break the snowy jasmine petals,
Set like stars within the night.
Clings the woodwork's time-stained carving
Round the many-gabled caves,
And the passion-fiowers tendrils ..
Hide its darkness in their leaves.
Straight branched fir-trees stand around 1t,
Cold against the sunsets hue;
Far away the ocean stretches
White-sailed vessels heck its blue.
Still the house stands on unchanging;
Still the waves sweep round the bay,
Yet, since last ] saw their beauty,
Twenty years have passed away.
Time has laid no heavy touches
On the sapphire of the sea;
Words can never tell the changes
Twenty years have wrought for me.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1864-06-10

NOBLE THoUGHTs.-I never found
pride in noble nature, nor humility in an
unworthy mind. OF all trees, l observe
that God hath chosen the vine-a low
plant that creep' upon the helpful wall /;
Of all beasts, the soft and patient lamb /;
of all fowls, the mild and guileess dove.
When God appeared to Moses, it was not
in the lofty cedar, nor the spreading palm,
but bush, an humble, abject bush. As
If he would by these selections check the
conceted arrogance of man. Nothing pro-
duceth love like humility nothing hate
like pride.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1864-06-10

THE FORCE OF HABrT.-1n the Dublin
University Magazine we have Geographic
cal sketch of Peter Burrows, the celebra-
ted barrister, and among the personal an
ecdotes told of him is the following -
A friend called upon him one morning
in his dressing-room, and found him SHAY.
ing, with his face to the wall. He asked.
why he chose so strange an attitude
The answer was, to look in the glass.
"Why," said his friend, "there is no
glass there"
"Bless my soul !" cried Burrows, "T
did not notice that before"
Ringing the bell, be called his servant,
and questioned him respecting his look
ing-glass.
ooh, sir" said the servana "mistress
had it removed sis ,oeeks ago"
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1864-06-10
Something of a Meal.

A fellow at donation party in POUCH
keepsie, recently slowed away in his "phy-
steal cistern" somewhere, the following
items at supper table:
Eight large biscuits.
Seven cups of coffee.
Forty good sized pieces of cake.
Eleven pieces Of cheese.
Sixteen pickles.
Three cups of tea.
Eight pieces of pie.
When the plate was passed around for
contributors, our hero placed thereon
FIVE cENTs.-Eogle.
The above "remiuds u.s. Gas Mr.. Lin
coin would say,) of an incident
Many years ago, in an adjoining
town, there was tavern-keeper who was
remarkable for his high charges and
diminutive "blls of fare"-besides an
awkward habit of looking over the table
whilst his guest was eating. On GER
tain occasion, Squire E., (who was blessed
with dozen ordinary appetites in one,
stopped to dine with the above mentioned
landlord-who protested he had nothing
Dut Colu medtS III HIS uouSe uub tne
Squire insisting, he finally admitted he
had a turkey roasting, which he would
bring on, if the Squire would "leave it
handsome"
"What do you mean By that =" said
he.
"Why, I don't want it haggled all up,
as there will be others to eat after you"
"All right nodded the Squire-"Tll
leave it handsome-besides paying in ad-
vance for my dinner-so you may leave
the ROOM
1t is unnecessary to say that when that
meal was finished, there was the neatly
trimmed skeleton of fowl-and bit Of
paper appended to it, on which was writ
ten-"Friend B., l think have left your
turkey 'handsome'--if not, l will try and
do better next time. Excuse haste, yours. -
1t was afterward said to have been well
for the Squire that he left before "mine
host discovered the state of the "corpse."
-NeW Haven Register.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1864-06-10

D0" A young man in California, whose
friends had ceased to correspond with him,
woke up their interest by sending letters
to business men in his native place, in
curing the price of tolerably sized farm.
Seven affectionate letters came from tho
friends by return post, and several have
come since, including one from and old
(and cold) sweetheart.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1864-06-10

Try this some of you. Fasten a
nail or key to string, and suspend it to
your thumb and finger, and the nail, will
oscilIate like pendulum. Let some one
place his open hand under the nail, and it
will change to circular motion. Then
let third person place his hand upon your
shoulder, and the nail becomes in mo-
ment stationary.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1864-06-10

sSg A Miss Joy was present at party
recently, and in the course of the evening
some one used the quotation, ga thing Of
beauty is a joy forever" when sbe exclaim.
ed, "Tm glad Tn not beauty, for l
shouldn't like to be a Joy forever
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1864-06-10

A SELL.-Many of the members of the
Society of Arts, at New York, attended to
see a new invention, carriage to run
without horses, with only one wheel
While in the ardor of expectation they
we're shown-a wheelbarrow.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1864-06-10

SG- "Sam, did you see the new over.
seer 2" ayes, massa, meet him down
by the cotton-gin ?" "He's good-look-
ing fellow, isn't be ?" "Well, massa, he
talks like good looking man he made
bow. dat all he said"
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1864-06-10

B1" Charles Lambs opinion of water
cure: "It is neither new uor wonderful,
for it is as old as the deluge, when, in my
opinion, it killed more than it cured -
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1864-06-10

LIVE NOT FOR THYsELF-No wonder
men are unhappy in the world There is
always clashing when the machinery is
out of gear. There is always trouble
when the wheels are "off the track. p
Man seeks to live for hiinself-God made
him to live for others How swells that
mothers heart with joy when she can make
her children happy! What thrill of de-
light comes with that Look of gratitude,
that tear of joy, aud that one Of love,
which are all the widow and the orphan can
render to their benefactorl The cup of
happiness is an overlooking cup. 1t is like
a bubbling fountain, ever pouring forth
its blessings to refresh the weary and faint
ing, and made pure only by its own over
flow. 1t is like the quiet meadow rill,
fringed all along with flowers, yet conceal
ed by the very exuberance Of beauty and
verdure itself doth uourish.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1864-06-10

sweep WITH THOSE THAT WEEP
How this little incident touches the heart:
A mother who was in the habit of asking
her children, before they retired at night,
what they had done during the day to
maize others happy, found a young twin
daughter silent. The elder one spoke
modestly of deeds aud disposition, found
ed on the golden rule-"Do unto others
as you would they should do unto you"
Still the little bright face was bowed down
in silence. The question was repeated,
and the dear little child said, timidly =
"a little girl who sat by ME on bench
at school, had lost a baby brother. All
the time she studied her lesson she hid
her face in her book and cried. I felt so
sorry that I laid my face on the same
book and cried with her. Then she looked
up aud put her arm around my ueck, but
1 do not know why she said l had done
her SO much good" ...
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1864-06-10
COAL. COAL!

VIE undersigned Keeps constantly on
i hand all kin,.s of WHITE and RED
ASH COAL, which he will sell by the
cargo or single ton.
+ JOSEPH M. SIMMONS,
JULY Ilavre-de-G Grace, Md.
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SMALL WARE,

Such as Ribbons, Laces, Gloves, Hosiery,
Suspenders, and many other articles in
the Notion line.
Thankful for the liberal patronage here
tofore given the firm, they expect by strict
attention to business to merit its contnu-
ance.
Nj. ]. WRIGHT s. MITCHELL,
Washington street, two doors north Of
the Railroad, and next door 10 Nixon's
Hotel, HAvRE-DE-GRACE. sep25
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1864-06-10
NEW GOODS,

THE undersigned have just received a
l large and well selected stock of Goods
suitable for the season. They are con-
stantly making up the neatest work, and
the newest and most fashionable style of
49,, Bonnels for the Spring and Sum-
~ mer, to which they invite the atten-
w ton of the citizens of the town and
the surrounding country. They also de-
sire an occasional call from their Baltimore
friends, when they want something of ex-
ira style and finish, as they are aware that
the undersigned can and will take pleasure
in putting up work Of that description.
In addition to all styles of Bonnets,
they keep constantly on hand variety of
LADIES, AND CENT? ENIEN,c
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1864-06-10

A fellow at donation party in POUCH
keepsie, recently slowed away in his "phy-
steal cistern" somewhere, the following
items at supper table:
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-06-07
Inn LEMI- E.Late.

SiTATE oF VERMONT Ata Probate C0nrt
= Manchester District, s.. ihulden ~ Manchester
g and III -ail District, % Tie 2li day u May, a.
y. ls6L
Present, Hon IT, 8 KENT Judge,
WilHam sherman. ~ Rupert guardian Of MARY
Lewis and Hattie Lewis u Nilwaukc, WISCONSIN,
iainoe hsYa 1t J6b Lewis, lsta Of Hebron N y de.
erased as made application n writing for license
seiag tiiaf sid Nai estate rousisis 0fan undivided
fhirg y EinY acres 10 siid Rupert and that II viii
o. cHiarive ~ tllc best interest q sad wards u
ss iaf sant allf 8si the awaits thereof IT Interest
Mherealnn IA Was ordered that said Instrument BE-
proven 81 3 Pfubste Court, 70 IS holden Al thu Pro-
iase 8ties "a Manchester IL aBd for said District
pa fiie Iast "Wednesday y JiHe, i>Gi and that
aYlC iheraf q given hE publishing lhis prlcr thrive
Hefks excessively in lhs MASEnHsIka fugEN a..
printed 8, sd Manchester pres ons - said tius 81
hearing 40 u, X. FOWLER, Register
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M.-nI..ra.- -. - a.


T ~ gsa DR. A depsiea
fmn Gse Gurl'shrss Nsr dated
hsl fsa M rs.
bsa ~ II e S Z
S -. sieraay fFu3afl Jses Sfi
ne urws Aiaskei sm "a brigade
Of bsas 6i sioa Iar basgle last.
"a wah Eesl iWg s bl' So haaf
rs atrA ~. aneatet S ftpal.ed.
S.nnbs n.as. vere iscinsi3erahle.
Af 6a IS. Wdon wiii 81 ataify
as sra ghe rear 81 hriea8e 81
Hsg DIVISION. ahA l-e ~ darasB
aouaa IS t leH v ei'h
tlss ntnnhu 81 etempag b9ra.
Ms After saafl aaa Aiio
drove them frem laeir I'LL r il
eoassba. and fs fea rs arr
Ire haa previously ioaeli 2 rouf .
Gordon br.eaie y rebel avalry
Dar8g tbess Sights he log several
ulieers, among thein Gel. Preston. -,
Vernon, cavalry, killed, Col. BeniA.
min. sth Nem York cavalry. severely
wounded Gen. STANDARD, Serving 10
The Islh corps. was severely wounded
yesterday (Frdayl
Our entire loss in killed, wounded
and missing, during tie three days OPP
craiions around Cold Harbor will not
exceed. neoofdiag to lbe Adjt Genls
efou, 1900 This morning, (Saiur-
day June 4lh, the enemy left wing
IN front Of Burnside was found 10 have
been drawn il during ihe nisht.
Col Cessuola ii command d 500
mon arrived here yesterday, having
marched from Port Royal
j.. NJ. STANTON,
Secretary Of War.
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TIE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
sir JAMES CLARKEs
Gel EBR87'ED FEMALE PILLS.

Th,s Invaluable medicine 81 anfaiiineiu thc enre
ofeil ihese iainnl and dangerous aiseHscs Incident
O. tise ieaia3s constitution.
ii fueaUrates all excess removes Ell distractions
tfvB whatever cHitse. and bfiHg- on thc monthly
period With feEnad'y
lhese PHls should hni b. taken rs fenlsl,s that
ar, pregnant during the FIRST IilKE E MONTHS
a. they ar sure ~ bring "a Miscarriage bat at ey-
cry other time and 81 every other they r per-
iccEiy safe.
Ii az rises n Nervous and Spinal taections. pain
In the Back aud .iabs, HesYincss. Fatigue slight
e2eftQn, P9ipataiiJa af The Heart, Lgwncss 1i spr-
It,. iiystcries. SICK lItadaehe, Whiies and a the
painful diseases oceasioHed BY disordercd system
tmsa l'ilis vii sicesn cure when sill other means
haYe failcf
Poll dlfeeti0as 10 pamphlet around each package
Nilica stDflid be canfHlIy preserved
fhty eah lf sent IN hetile containing - pills
F@i Tres Is enclosing 81 abd tlree-cont stamps 80
Aag agent sold q ail Druggists sob Tinted
tates ageat, JOB MoSES
t94i u Nsltlandt street Neu lnFk
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Ii appears that Gen. j, f. u.
Slpars was shot by private Oh lhr
Fi1lh Michigan Cavalry named Damn.
The bullet entered the right side cl
the rebel officer ard came %, ., he
left. AZ The General fell, Damn Il
claimed, @Colootl, there 4. psraa
eagle tor yoa Il eas aoi = .pre,-
I'd who lie General sas
Joshaa Il Giddsags, a,a,h rs ii
The Veteran an'i-slassr3 leader dsed
recenly II Alea'rat utere &. sas
residing - teosul- Gswnl ef lhe
Iniset States ier Capaaa. lie lstd
loag enough y sfe ,he eause for aha-is
be bad endured lwcuty.hte sears oil
great uapoPuiariiy triumph, ihaaga
go precisely il slse 40 IS a.s4 en-
- csed.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-06-07

IN Manchester, June lth. BsNJAAfS r.,
youngest son Of Dexter and Minerva Roberts,
aged z years, 2 months and . days. The
fansral services At he house 81 4 Q clock r
n. to-day The relatives aud friends are re-
specifaily invited 70 attend
10 Peru, jane 9Th. BESJAxIN BARxARp,
agel 5 years.
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e. John c. Fremont has resigned
HI, commission as Major General, AMI
accepted the nomination Of the clese-
land Convention.
Three hundred and fifty millions Of
dollars annually is the estimated rev.
enue % thc government Of the new
tariff and tx laws when they get in
10 operation.
It. Col. Bailey whose skin obtain
ed while engaged IS d Iumbermsn II
Wisconsin, saved Porter, aeet on ihe
Red River, by building q dam and
floating the ganboals over the Rap
ids. has been voted lhe thanks Of
Congress and made Bfigadier.
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AtAIsIlIAl4H.s.

AZ Factory Point, June "a, by Rev. h s.
Cushman. Mr. Mason s. coLBunS aud Miss
nELtS NJ. CLARK,
On Thursday, May 10th. BY Rev Philanl-
or Perry. Frank G. pRrSpLs, Z. s NJ, "a
Miss GsRIlE A. STleKLE, Of SALISBURY, Vt.
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arm Top SAFE.

/ OFFER MY FARM FOR SALE. situated 81 the
L north part OF this tawn. There Is some over 900
acre, of land, over 300 improved. including THREE
DWELLING HOUSES, and all necessary buildings,
ID COED repair Also the Stock on the above Farm.
consisting ~ over 300 SHEEP. and lot 81 COWS,
Y0UNG CATTLE OXEN and HORSES. Terms
very easy. For further particulars enquire adj
dress the subscriber
GEORGE BARNARD
Factory Point, Dec. 10th, 1868
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YOUNG AMERICAN |

ffNlils HORSE s. dark bay, g hands high, weighs
Il ilp9 pounds and Is years phl The speed u
NorN0 AMERICAN aill b better known after be
shan hsve Boon trained Bat win pear a favorable
having truttti ulc i - % the W. state Fair tn
sept 1853 aad was awarded the FIRST Premium,
Pedigree 9uAg Amerean was sired by Old
Amgrlean ahf ,fatfcd milo A SG, ana was sold
ff $is99 his Sire was Whitehall, BE- hy Sarth
American, he b. 81 Walter out q Badgers Iiick-
0rg tbs dun was . large liamtltauian mare who
tratftd mile inside u 3 minutes.
0uHg American viii .iand ., the stables Of the
sHhserils.
rgnss si0 % insure q Foal
Mares disposed of before iuaiiug win be- consider
td etl ioaE Z. * p. SYKES.
Last Rupert. Mag, lsd4.-dg2
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lFasiHgtoa h. &, 1prI Is, 1864.
We take pleasure III saying that &, g. Bruce,
tsq., has compiled with lie act of oHgress
authorizing ceffqfa persons 70 net d Army and
Navy Agents for the collection Of war ciaims
against the Government aud recommend liitt
% 81 persons that layec laims they wish col
lected promptly
tatfd &f,es SeadioT-B Benjamin +. Wade,
John sherman
Members 81 GagrCss--E. L. Eekley, WA.
Johnston, Nfo.B AHison.--ly2
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Claims. The 500 Bounty due soldiers dis
charged for wounds received in battle collseted
WITHOUT DELAY. We pay especial attention
70 claims in which other attorneys haze RAIL-
I'd, Or which bave been SUSPENDED, Of which
there are tens Of thousands, We have already
collected and paid over 70 soldiers ant their
heirs over $500, 900, and are paving u!ous
ands daily. We secure Pensions far ten dol
lars, and collect Bounty and Back Pay for ten
per cent, and no pay until AFTER we have sue
ceeded.
THE Army HERALD is published monthly,
and Is devoted to the Interests of the soldier and
his heirs-to whom it is INVALUABLE Write
us and we win SEMI YOU copy free, or, for
THIRTY CENT we will send YOU by return Of
mail fine engraved tinted Likeness Album
size) Of 1t. Gem Grant, and rHg ARMY l'ER-
AID for nc year. To persons sending q club
Of four, we viii send, as prem,ma, an additions
81 Likeness aud The HERALD for one year, and
for each additional subscriber an additional
Likeness 10 the getter up Of the club. So that a
person sending US a Club ef ten and SO viii be
entitled to receive, himsef YES I.ikene5ses
and IHE ARMY HERALD for ore wear. and fol
any other number in the same ratio.
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late of Arlington in said District deceased and also
ai claims ana demands exhibited IN offset thereto
and SIS months from the 18th dag OF May. 1864 be-
iag allowed hY said Court for that purpose. we do
thtieiorp hereby give notice that viii attend Il
thc hasingss q eRr appointment II the dwelling
house 81 sald deceased 70 .at Arlington, on the 18th
Gay u November next
Dated 81 Arlington this sih DAY If May, a. ID.
isGt ANDREW HANAMAN, r.,..,-.
kIMBAIL, EATON N'Hl r.
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NOTIcE ]
poriaal 70 FaIm-ltai Braidtrs

y A0A peHEN GOOD PAL}l-LEAF
~sOOO ila's Hansa3 laf mtlea she hieh-
esi nistAei ree wa he paid b Money n lleF-
elssaSsAs ~ ille esre "a ille ahsef.t87 is
baa4T Is, ". 0aed Palm-esi nfsf 10
bYasers II Sc iignes "a ita fafe4
sl1ts ~ hsfs. -Aieu's Hats acB Too,
luch Cnsen inch 5am. Bows iiafs. fpeb
Top ineh Crosse nck arm.
CaR WILLIAMS
Boaisle, w, Mss Il, isea.--8ns.
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Commissioned, NnlIce .

I'VE Tie subscribers, being appontedby the Hon.
w the Probate Court for the District Of Maueh-
ester Commissioners 10 receive, examine and adj
Just thp claims and demands u all persons against
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Horse for Va :.

4 Stallion, years old, Dark Bay, black
- name and tall hands high and weighs 1925 lbs.
Any one wanting such horse can see him by call
ng en- the subscriber At his residence 10 East Man
chester. r. b. TAYLOR.
Alanshester. April 18th. l36l.-a,R
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4 LOOTED PAY -AsssEnees ava others
n ho8ae gF5ers re- allotted pav 81 tie
Eaaih Hr msai SIRE hereby nori6ea that re-
fafns have been received IT, Mareh ard Apftl
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eeFsi. 81 lie usual wag.
ID FACE, Treasuse.
Ralaas Ma .. 1885
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FAIRNESS SHOP

4 oaeupHd ty Bariingsme, iog the purpose q
carrying "a the
Harness Business,
Is now ID readiness 10 furnish anything IN his line
az short notice
Particular attention given 90 Carriage trim
ming, Repairing done promptly.
Ikl NAN BE&I1Y.
Manchester April H. i>Gl-4I