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July 10 w1y
THE PERSIAN FEVER CHARM.


Il THE PERSIAN FEVER CHARM.
For the prevention and cure of EeTeT dHd AGFc
and Bilious Fecers. This wonderful remedy WIS
brought the knowledge of the present propretora
by friend who has been a great traveller IN Perslt
and the Holy Land.
While going down the river Euphrates, he eNur-
rlerced seuere attack of Fever and Ague. oH
discov erng his condition, of the Boatmen to"l
from his person Amulet, saying, " Wear thtN uHt
no Ferer 1cW touch you.' Although incredulous 's
to it's virtues; he complied, and experienced imme
diate relief and has since always found 1t an etcc-
tual protection from all malarious complaints.
On further investigation he found that the boat
man attributed to it miraculous powers, and sHld
tn at it could only be obtained from the Priests OF til"
Sum-. Sometime afterwards, the gentleman IN con
versiug with Priest obtained from him the secret
of its preparation, and ascertaned where the mefj
cinal herbs found, of which it was compound
ed. The wonderful virtues of this article have m
duced full belief in the minds of the natives IN
the miraculous healing powers OF their Priests
Since his return to America, it has been tired with
the happiest effect by several Ladies ana Gentle
men of high character, who have given 1t the most
unGualife depraise This remedy having been spe-
ci in Persia for hundreds of years for the preven
ton and cure of Pever and Ague and Bilious Fever
is now offered to the American people.
It will be sent by mail prepaid with full directions
for use, receipt "f one dollar.
Principal Depot and Manufactory, 1888 Main st,
Richmond Va Blanch Office Bank of Commerce
Building New York. Address
/ july 1O-wly JOHN WILCOA, q W.
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Patent WINDOW BLINDS.
II 4 GREAT TMPRO OVEMENI-
CIrpEPJOP TO ANYTHING IN USE.


SUPERIOR TO AN I IT1INU IN CoI1'
This Blind when closed shuts perfectly t!ght, ana
keeps out all wet, dust, insects, &C. and entirely
excludes the light and makes beautiful appear
ance on the outside. 1t has every advantage over
the other kind and costs the same
THIS Blind will recommend itself Any one can
Judge of itssuperiorty overthe old style at stsIg
No person that has this Blind will ever order
any other kind.
The subscriber will be happy to show a model to
any person wishing to obtain Blinds, and receive
ther orders, which will be promptly filled. .
Last of Prices Of Btinds.-All sizes under It,
inches wide 50 cents per foot i'll heighth all It;
and under it. 60 cents per foot all IT and undt'
3 it. 6 inches, 20 ceEts all #. . inches and over
IS cents. ~
A full supply of the above Patent Blinds,
Doors and Sash kept constantly ON hand at John
w ashington's Factory, KnstOn.
Odd sizes made to order at short notice
j. ID. BURDICK, NgcHt
Kinstom n. {.
ZEN B.-The Doors are six panel, and moulding
on both sides.
NAV % wlv
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Hendersonville, July 2
matter closed.

PREPARING FOR THE CAMPATGN,-We are
d,;lv in receint of many letters from every sec
tion ha' (the South particularly making inquiry as
naion documents Our correspondents South
are very clamorous for the late powerful speeen
Of JudSe Douglas in the Senate; they all write
thst the friends of the true national Democratic
anti i sec party design entering the canvass
9th vioor and determination. It would be I'M
possible for us to reply separately to our many
CORRESPONDENTS and k9 this
ahomt organizing, and that soon as that is
done, they will be enabled to effect such arrange
wsnts as win secure such kind and as many
. documents as they may need in their seVerS'
States-Sotcs and Union.
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ENOIR MALE AND FEMALE SEMI-
IL NARY.
formerly Lenoir Collegiate Institute,l
LENOIR COUNTY, n. G.
MRS. S. L. SMITH, Prin. Fem. L

MRS. S. L. SMITH, Prin. Fem Opt,
with necessary assistants.
After re-org anzation of the above Institution the
first session will commence on Tuesday, the 24th of
July next, and continue II weeks. Students will be
charged from entrance to the end Of the session with
out deduction except in of prOtracted sickness
Tuition in the English branches from So to l6;
Latin, Greek and French. s. each; Music on the
SO: Wax Flowers, Wax Fruit and painting in water
colors So each and all other extras proporlonally
low. Children Of Ministers, of all denominations
who are in the regular work will be charged halt the
expenses of the Tuition. Board be had in the
village and vicinity at from So to SO per month, IN
cuding washing. Students coming by Railroad
stop at Mosely Hall 6 miles from the schools where
private conveyance can be had free of charge by
notifying any of the undersigned in time when they
will arrive For further particulars please address
either of US F. A. BROTHERS.,
CHAS +. SMITH, NJ. d.
JAMES M PATRICK.
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rNsTON FEMALE SEMINARY

IN DIR. JNO. T. WALSH, Principal
MISS MARY PUTTICK, Vice Principal
The Second Session of this School will begin
Monday, 23d July, and close on Friday, 2ist Decem
Der.
Course Of Studies, Terms, SC.
ELEMEMrARY-Spelling, Reading, Writing, Prima-
ry Geography and &rithmatc,. %
HIGHER ENGLIsH-Grammar, Geography
Arithmetic History Geology, Natural Phil
osophy and Chemistry, .----lo w
HIGHER RENeLtsR-Iucludlng Moral and Men
tai Philosophy, Logic, Rhetoric, Algebra and
Astronomy w
THE LANGUAGEs-French, Latin and Greek
MUsIc-On Piano, with use of instrument ---H 90
- On Meodeon, - ------l2 80
EMBROIDERY, &c.-s5 each. Wax Flowers. 10 20
CoNTINGENT EXPENSES %
No deduction will be made except in cases of pro
tracted sickness ....- - e;
Pupils may enter at any time. and they viii be
charged only from the time of entrance but it is
desirable that they should begin with the Session,
Parents wishing to enter their daughters in this
School should make application to the Principal,
personally or by letter.
Books supplied by the Principal.
Tuition payable at the close ofthe Session.
Address, DIR. JOHN I: WALSH,
iune 26.w6t kinston, n. G.
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IA MILES,

COTTON GINs.-We invite the attention OF
u Planters to our Agency for Geo k!dds sn eee9Ta @
ted Cotton Gins Those in want OF a hrst Class yin
Iii do Veil to rive us an order early that we may
furnish them in time for the present crop W W""o
refer those unacquanted with this make Of G,n |"
r Wetbersbv Esd of Craven and Edward PatrlcR,
Pso r. )" Of GreeEe COUNT, who have them IN use
Ee4- " A MITCHELL 81 SON.
, june IS Ttf
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tenoir Institute, n. G., June % wSw
TLANTKC FEMALE SCHOOL,
n MOREHEAD CITY. N. G..

EteFe
Has been employed to open this School on Wednes
day the Sth of August. He win be aided by com
petent teachers in each department.
English Tuition per Session -Sl0
lain Greek French and Painting, each, $40
Drawing Embroidery and Wax work, each ST
Music on Piano
tendance, and fuel0 per session ----S50
Contingent Fee 81
Expenses due--one half at the middle, and one
half at the close of each session large and
irritable building has been secured, fronting the
Sound and the Ocean. This will be used until the
new Brick School Building can be completed. The
voung ladies board in the same building with the
Principal and his Family ~
w. IL. CUNNINGGIM, Jr., Steward.
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OwANSRORO, MALE AND FEMALE 4
ACADEMY.

SW WANSBORO', N. G.
The 3rd session of this Institution Will commence
on the 24th of September. - 60
The rates of tuition heretofore vary from 70
to so. Contingent fee Soc No deduction unless III
Good board can be had from $50 to $40 per session
July wifi
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PERsoNAL.-Capt. Thomas L. Hall, having
determined not to change his residence to Phlsa-
delphia. has returned to New York and may be
found at the Western Hotel where he would be
nleased to see his friends
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on both sides.
NAV %. wlv.

Our workm kmanship has been genefally introduced m
some thirty counties in Eorth Carolina, and SPeaAs
for itself. =, -. 1
Orders by mail will meet with prompt attention and
Address J. C. WIER. Newbe1n, n. c.
Le<ee Ee1g1 Es1 Agent at GoldsbOIO'.
~ 80. AP' ,s If'' WY
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POLITICS RAIL ROAD FRkIGHTs, &C.

E,J;tor progress Il have no news of impor-
.o.,oa f,o,,, oSr humble village the weather is
Varv hot and dry at this time. and crops are very
on ;ndeed in this section. There is good Cor
Pad) deal said about politics. ad catorer' taxing
the lead, and we have a full ticket on edch 'i40
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d. &. WE ES's
n arbIc ard
NEWBERN, n. G.
Iarb{e MOnumcnts

The subscriber IL
receiving a large
stock of AmertCo7I
and Foreign Mnrbfc
and is at all times
prepared to fill o.
ders for MoR7imr1e/S,
Siabs ami ia m l.
Stones, of every de
scription, at lie SIS
than MORT HE Il y
prices.
Our work viii DO
delivered in all parts
of North Carolln;s
and Virginia Free et
oh aT0a
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MIR. STEPHENS OF GEoRGIA.-Ihe Aaguss,', gs, q
"a Constituionalist contradicts by authority = a
statement that Mr.. Stephens will support nfeeA'
inridge and Lane,
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D1FF1CULTY-A difficulty arose at the depot
in this place on Monday evening last; between
staoes and T. Lawrence, proprietor of Lawrence's
Hotel, growing out of some offensive epithet -, to
the former by the latter. The parties met at the
train, ON Tuesday morning, when Kelly struck
Lawrence on the head with stick lnfiicting
assault-H;gh Point Reporter.
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fRmnR.

public meeting has been held at Raleigh to
make arrangements for the reception of Gen. Joe
Lane, who is expected to arrive there in day or
two.
There was large fire at New York on Monday
last by which one hundred and fifty families were
rendered houseless and $500, 900 worth OF proper
ty destroyed.
There were about one thousand persons at Old
Point on Monday last, and more arriving. we
saw one man at Norfolk who said he remained
there "a hours and was not able to get even as
much as a chair to sit down on during the time.
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From the Raleigh Register.
AND ELLIS.

BETWEEN MESSRS. pOOL
AND ELLIS.
We have received the following card in expla-
nation of difficulty which occurred at Hender-
sonville between Messrs. Pool and Ellis:
We were present at the discussion at Hender-
sonville on this day, between Gov. Ellis and Mr.
Pool, in which personal difficulty occurred ana
to nreyent MISREPRESENTATION of the c5rcumstan-
ces we deem it duty to the public to make
brief statement of the facts. Mr.. Pool IN his
onenino sDeech stated. that it had been reported
fiat he was in favor of ta1tng ereryhtng tan cups,
&c &c That his competitor did not say so hlm-
self but only argued So from the platform of Mr..
POOLS party. and MIR Fool went on 10 Ie'lasih
favor of advocating this thing, told lie, and he
authorized every person present to say that ne
said so. -
Gov. Ellis, when he came to reply to tl!is part
of Nv POOLS address, charged Mr.. Pool with using
sucb lanpuage as he would not have nsed IN
ricf mans parlor. Mr.. Pool in his rejoinder, to
this remark, said he did not know any other IAN
ouaoe which should be used, when such charge
TI.,os made and he would not hesitate to use Such
language in rich mans parlor or anywhere else'
when il became necessary. Gov. Ellis rose from
his seat in an excited and menaclng manner and
said Mr. Pool was using language "nbecoming
=. gentleman Mr.. Pool replied by saying you are
no gentleman, whereupon Gov Ellis made at
him with his right hand extended which Mr..
Pool caught with his left hand and drew PACK MS
riobt hand to strike, when a gentleman caught
Mr.. POOLS right arm ana preVehIou 'iio uo" "
Pool heinp at the time standing at the Judge seat
and Gov Ellis standing below at the clerk desk
With the Judges bench, (three feet hlgh( between
them-when friends interposed and Mr. Pool went
on with his remarks and repeated the same thing
IN the same language BEFORE and said that
Gov F1lis's conduct was unbecoming the Cover
nor of the State of North Carolina !hath ne
felt aggrieved at any remark OF MS this was no.
+be niace or the time the manner to ADJUST
Sncb difficulties That Gov Ellis knew who ne
was and that he was responsible to him or any
other gentleman for any offence given, ana was
ready to settle such matters at any time and IN
anv way That the Governor had not CHOSEN the
ns1al mode recognized by gentlemen to settle
snch matters Mr.. Pool remarked, that he dc
| not wish his friends to become excited, or take
mart in the matter; that he could settle 1t MN
self Gov. Ellis said Mr. Pools remark to his
friends was gratuitious, and that he was GoVerno
oftbe State and could not fight. Mr.. Pool repl1et
the law forbid every body from fighting and th'
matter closed.
WILLIAM PATTON,
A. MILLER,
All. JONES.
A. J. MCBRYER,
T w. TAYLOR,
LIS CASH,
H. d. LEE,
F. C. BYERS,
SAM'L c. BRYSON,
S. P. BRITAIN,
JY. BRYSON,
Hendersonville, July 2, 1860
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NORFOLK CARDs.-We would call the attention
of growers of Cotton and other produce to the card
of O1om & Clements. They give particular at
tenton to the sale of cotton, grain and naval
stores.
Those in want of cast iron railing of any kind
to the card of Samuel Hodges & Co., Norfolk
They have extensive works and look to the South
for their patronage.
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DOIrcTAs MEETING AT NEWPORT, TENN:
D NEWPORT, July "A large democratic meet, %n %n
ING was held in this city last night speecneSs mes
were made by General Gurney. of Arkansas, ana .ha
others. and resolutions adopted endorsing Tue
nomination Douglas
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a,fe.aDeai1 and AlbemarIe canal.

While at Norfolk on Monday, we spent a snort
time at the Office of Marshal Parks, Esq, the ef-
fcient and energetic President of the Chesapeak
and Albemarle Canal. Mr.. Parks assured us that
the canal would be able to pass. vessels drawing
6 feet through its whole length by the fall, and
he thinks that light steamers capable of trans
porting all the freights that may offer may be put
on which will hiring Newbern and Norfolk with
in "a hours of each other.
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We see it stated that at the late Of
d D was conferred upon the Rev. Fordyce
Hubbard, Professor of the Greek Language Him anp
1,iterature in our University at Chapel Hill
II;Eehoro, Recorder.
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90 ACRES OF LAND for Sale.
The aubserber offers 1ssk for lae eontainns
Tract Of Land lying on and said bv Judges to be
Also. another tract lying on Hancock creek, abon,
+1antv niles below NeWbern and three miles ire NJ
HsIe1ocl Denot. & n Railroad, containing 81 U
Acres, and IS well timbered with long straw plre'
For further particulars address the undersigned
at Newbern, n. e. ,o,,~ -, TWAIN
dec d&wtf oOI1N n. ~ n<1--.-
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YE, E,AuYEvr-WOULD REsPECTFULLI

JE, ANYEVT-WOULD RESPECIF La
} . call the attention OF the citizens OF Newnetn
ard the public generally, to his large ana cohp!el'
assortment or
DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES,.
which he has now hand, and will continually re
ceive by arrivals of vessels tronl Ne" Tor al,
fully call the attention OF
FAMILIES,
q his tock of Groceries, such as
Park Rocon Lard Butter FTo"r, DfeGi, Race, Soap.
Candies Starch. CeGee, Teas. CracFer$ and
Cakes MoLasses and SyrnDs,
and in fact everything usually kept at Grocery
He alsok keeps good stock of Domestic Dry GooaS
such as Marlboro Plads, Brown shirtngs anu S9ees
inos Osnabuigs. Prints, Hosiery, Gang mans; Hats
Sisoes Hardware and Cutlery, all of which he will
sell on the most reasonable terms Persons "IshlnS
TO pnrchase will do well to give him call before
South Front ST., 5 doors below the CASTOR House'
may 29wlY
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"OUSE and LOT FOR SAL E.-MRS, II J
III LEECRAFT, of OnslOw CO. offers Tor sale her
life estate in the lot of ground and improvements in
Benufort lately owned and occupied by Mr. VIM.
Leecraft. . 80 49,,
The lot is about so feet wide, fronting on Ann
street and 22O feet long. The dwelling house Is d
commodious two story building with a spacious Gel
lar below and kitchen near it the whole tofninS
a very desirable residence:
Persons desiring to purchase can obtain lnforma-
ton by applying to I.,,zc p1r,,1Ev
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~ manufactured by

" manufactured by -
W B. WALKER NEWBERN, n. &.
At the Maryland State Fair, held in Baltimore IN
1874 q silver medal was awarded to this soap.
Also silver medal from the Franklin Institute at
Philadelphia, 1854.
Also First premium at the Rhode Island State Far'
Sold to merchants in town and throughout the
State at Wholesale only, at New York wholesale pm
ces.
Cash paid for Tallow and Grease.
All orders for the above Soap must he address
ed to Dr. w w. Ormsbee, Newbern, n. e.
Jan 81 wifi
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Courties:-The Undersigned respectfully OF
frs his services to the citizens of Craven and al
;oining counties as surveyor and leyeler.
Residence, Newbern. n. c., :. ,~or,-,-
| Feb 2I wit hE-Hhi - 1AIO "-
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JONATHAN WHALEY, oo
j CLOCK Il WATCH MAKER, GIn
Keeps constantly on hand an excellent las as
sortment of Watches, Clocks Jewelry, Pa sA..zSs
"a Waro &c sc Those wishing any Of the above
articles viii find it TO their advantage 70 call and e1
anime his Stock. -, o4
~. ,,a 5;nafch ou the most reasonable terms
neS' anu ~" JONATHAN WHALEY,
Craven street. Newbern, n c.
Oct 5 ISS9-wl2m
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On our return home we found the following pa
4r;otic but indignant letter in our desk:
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Paint i'm Oil and
Raw and Boiled, Paris
Green, Verdigris, Dm-
dyke Brown in Oil, Dis
i'd Dryer, Coach, Copal'
Artists Colors in Colop-
, variety, Mineral Paint
JAS. ". GARNER.
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JOHN MCLAIN,
WILLIAM PATTON,
A. MILLER,
A. II. JONES.
A. J. MCBRYER,
T. w. TAYLOR,
l.. S. CASH,
H. d. LEE,
F. G.. BYERS,
SAM'L G.. BRYSON,
S. P. BRITAIN,
J. Y. BRYSON,
July 2, 1860.
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TINS Chicago Times has been sold to the
Propriesors OF the Chicago Herald, and the
~! s@e RePeEs .4 ase ta 1B-
Fooe"ting upon this change, the Chicago
Jour'e4t says:
This has bad look, especially at this
particular time, when Douglas is before
the people as candidate for President.-
The Times has not ouiy been bis home or
gan, but has been recognised all orer the
country "s the leading exponent Of Douglas
Democracy in the N0rthweIt. If it's editors
Or publishers had the 1eaet confidence or
hope that be could be elected, they could
net have been induced 70 sell out IT any
price; but having now sold out, and that,
too, % man who is by no meaus zeal
ouS friend Of D0ugIa., and for a moderate
amount, tue event may be regarded as
concession on their part Of the utter hope
!essoess Of the CAFE Of Dougiasigm; and it
will be 50 regarded by everybody.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
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Celebrated Female Pills.

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female constitution snhIeos 1t rnoasrAtes AL
cess and removes all distractions and speedy cure
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TO MARRIED LADIES
ii Is peculiarly suited II will in short time bring
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In all cases OF Nervous and Spinal Affections, Pain
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FElrltAton of the Heart Mysteries and Whites these
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the constitution.
Fun a:recsious in the pamphlet around eAcl, pack
age, which should be carefully preserved
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Few pcrS0nE, ws presume, were aware
tbat on several occasions during the long
winter nights, if anything like general
consumption Of gas had continued through
another hour the citizens would have
been left to gr0po their way 10 their yari-
ons homes aud beds In total darkness, so
nearly consumed was all tho gaa which
the capacity "f the present works would
afford. The Directors Of the company
knew II, however, and determined not to
b" caught IN the same state Of iucapacity
another wluter. They have, rapidly APP.
preaching completion, new gas holder,
which gives them double the gas room
they had before, and the i'm prove arrange
m0ntS In tho holder for the ingrcsS aud
egresS of the gus, protects the supply pipes
Of the city from the Introduction of nj
'nosPhsFIc air, which often, but unuvoiGn-
My, occurs In the present arrangement,
aud eHectnHlly guards against the sudden
partial or total extinction Of the liVht.
which places every body, public assemblies
IN particular, In very awkward aud un-
pleasant situation. Wc are told that the
Increased capacity will avoid the necessity
Of hurried manufacture, and secure a
more thorough publication of the gas,
thus RFordlng TO the consumers purer
and less deleterious article than Ia posSI-
bio with tho present limited capacity Of
the gas holder.