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Newbern weekly progress., 1860-12-04
sEcEssIoN MEETINGIN GEORGIA.

COLUMBUS Nov 24-The demonstration
made here to-day was the greatest ever seen In
Western Georgia All the merchants closed their
stores and joined in the procession. rags ana
banners were suspended on the streets, the mill
tary and Southern Guard paraded in procession.
and cannon were fred a salute to the South
ern Confederacy. Messrs. Yancey and Rice spoke
in the ,norping to a crowd of 5000 people John
Cochrane of Alabama. spoke at night with Sem
ator Iverson and Mr. Crawford Nine-tenths OF the
people-men. women land children-wear the
disunien cockade.
GEORGIA ELECTION RETURNS.
We have now received full returns from all
the counties. They sum up as follows:
BREcK BELL. DoUG.
Tatnall 513 202
Add 131 counties
prev'sIy reportd 51,81s 4o,s4s 11,6oe
52,131 43,O5O 11,613
Vote for Bell and Douglas 54,663
Vote for Breckenridge 52,l
Majority against Breckinridge 2,542
VOTE OF NEW YORK.
We now have official returns of the vote for
President in every county of the State OF New
York. The aggregates are as follows
For Mr.. Lincoln. 361, 1857
For the fusion ticket 313,367
Lincoln's majority 47,7N
The result, as declared by the State canvass
ers, will perhaps vary slightly, but not mate
rally, from this.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-12-04
KENTUCKY.

1AA2@NA
oor Moooffin. strong for the Union bit
terly complains ofthe conduct OF governor Den
n;son of Ohio. in not surrenderlng, on MS re-
op;.ition. a fugitive from justice charged with
ass;st;no a slave to run away, and on that sub
"I shall take this violated right to the courts
s.u +he remedy. Failing there, would take
= to Congress, as there is an antt-hepuo-
I;can CONGRESS. and if they give the remedy,
Mr. lincoln will be called on to sign or vote
the bill. We will test the questlon "hers we
have rights whether or not we nave relileoles. les
We will test the question "ne'ner o[ llo' oul
rights are to be respected under the laws ana
the decisions of the Supreme Court OF the
M,,;+od States Failing there, | shall tell the
,,aonle of Kent,,cllv. in the last resort Here
+ ~ v;oIatcd right | have done all can
80 oh+oin the remedy. You are States
riebtc neonle and now falling back upon your
reserved RIGHTS will advise such acton as
am sure you Will take.
SIGN EVEN IN MASSACHUSETTS
A movement looking to the repeai Oh the
4pareonaI Liberty Bills" has recently been
s,arted in New England. The conservative Re
oublicans of Massachusetts, are beginning 70
feel the effects of the teachings OF the 1anatlcai
portion of their leaders, and petition is IN CIR
culation in Boston, numerously signed oy many
of the leading Republicans of that city, calling
for repeal Of the odious Personal Liberty
Bill" Even the Sprinfield Republican ac-
knowledges:
1. That the Republican party are 'orong in
passing Personal Liberty Bills: -
Q That these bills are "pernic Gus, and I'm
VIOLATION OF THE CONSTITUTION and
UNJUST TO THE SLAVE STATES.
3. That these Republican enactments "naean
NalLifcotion" are a'ac0nstitutio7aozin in spirit,
and only fail to be boldly and squarely uncon-
stitutional on Garrison's ground, BECAUSE WE
(the Republicans HAVE NOT THE COURAGE TO GO 90
THE WHOLE and nullify the Constitution boldly
and sguarely-"
4. That these Personal Liberty Laws ought
to be REPEALED.
This is as it should be. 1t is right and it is
encouraging
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ExE'TIVE DEPARTMENT, Harrisburg, },
Nov. 81, 1860.

Sir In my opinion, the young men whose
names are attached to the FOREGOING letter
would better serve God and their country by
attending to their own business, John Brown
was rightfully hanged, and his fate should be
a warning to Others having similar proclivi-
hes WIN. F. PACKER.
Governor of Pennsylvania
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TOWN LOTS FOR SALES

VALUABLE TOWN LOTS FOR SALES
Tnon.a In the 3 matter ntar.a of In Equity-Creyen,
and John Devere1x. Spring Term l000,
By virtue OF a decree of the Court of Equity, ter
Craven County, at the last Term, in the above case
the Clerk and Ma ster will expose to public sale at
the Court House. in the town of Newberns on Thurs
day the 20th day of December next, the following
valuable Real Estate to-wit
Lot and dwelling house Middle street, now oc-
cupied by William G.. Bryan, Esq. Lot number 45
on Pollok street. now occupied by j X. Bailey, Esq.
Lot nun. ber on East Front street, between Union
and King streets Water part of Lot number -, in
cluding WI arf now occupied by DIR. w. w orms-
bee. One i:alf of Lot number 304 on New street
between Craven and Middle streets
Witness Frederick c. R0bets Clerk and Master
In Equity for said County at office, in Newbern this
7th day of November, 1860
F.. ROBERTS. c. NE.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-12-04

The important fact that The awful consequences of
sefahrse may be effectually removed without inter-
nal medicines the dangerous applications of
tics, Instruments, medicated bougies, ana other en-
pircal devises, is here clearly demonstrated and the
adopted by the celebrated author fully explained by
of which every one is enabled cure himself
perfectly and at the least possible COST thereby
avoiding, all the advertised nostrums of the day.
This Lecture will prove boon to thousands and thou.
sands.
Sent under seal to any address. post paid, the
receipt Of two postage stamps, by addressing Dr.
CHI. j. c. KLINE, NJ. d. 4SU First Avenue New
York Post Box 1886.
April A--d&w1v
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SLEEPING ON A VOLCANO.

We have high authority for stating that before
the food there marrying and giving IN mar
yrage. up to the day when Noah entered the ark
we know that it was said of old: The Son of
Man cometh Ike Thief in the night" and in
the twinkling of an eye we shall be caught up.
We know that human affairs often proceed calm
1v and in their usual routine when the most tre-
rnendous crisis are at hand the people of Pom
pei were in the amphitheatre when the erup
fion of VesuVus overwhelmed them, and Bel
shazzar was feasting his lords while the enemy
let the river overflow bis city. Later, yet, the
ball on the of Waterloo is famous; Mr.
Everett said well, year ago: " The ordinary
business operations weEt on in France in the rev.
oution Of 1889, till the snnihilation of the circu-
lating medium put stop to every thing that re
.ouired its use. The theatres and operas and all
the other places of public amusement were crow
ded to madness during the reign of terror" The
revolution which overturned the theatre of Louis
Philippe occurred two days after the interruption
Of banquet and when no one of the ordinary av-
ecatiors of the business or social world of Paris
had been at all nterfered with People paid Wis
its and gave balls and went to the opera, and
dreamed not how near was the future, SO big with
events So now, those who fancy that because
the shops are open and thronged, because the
faneurs are seen on Broadway, because parties
are given, because the picture galleris open,
and the theatres succesfuI-need not lay the fat
terng JUNCTION to their souls that revolution is
to be appended here. 1.-The greSt social machine
moves with momentum that cannot be sudden
ly stopped And indeed, when misfortunes are
blackest, people sometimes rush to pleasure with
the maddest zest. The cholera season has been
known to be fortunate one for places of anus
ment. Three years ago, during the financial pa1l-
ic New York merchants might be every
night at the opera, who had failed during the day
anxious for while to distract their minds from
the contemplation of what either unavoida
FDe or rremediable. Let not then, those who
are casual observers fancy they see in their eve
ry day life no indications of storm, that it is
sure net to break upon them. We are in the
midst of the most momentous crisis that has c.
Cured in the history of the nation; we may be
on the brink of revolution and those who close
their eyes to this fact, will be infinitely the most
likely to be precipitated.-New York E1press.
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T2NyEGOE,
vi HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED.

Just published in Sealed Envelope, a Lecture op
the nature treatment and radical of Spernator
rhsna OF Seminal Weakness, Sexual Debility, Nerv-
BUSINESS and Involuntary Emissions inducing Impo-
tency and Mental and Physical Incapacity.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-12-04

Gov. PACKER AND THE ABoIIT1oNrsTs.
PACKER, of Pennsylvania, few days ago, re-
ceeived letter, signed by James Relpath, on
hehalf OF several young men in Boston, reques-
ting him to attend a convention in that citv.
to devise measures 10 abolish slavery. GOV. P.'s
reply is as follows;
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-12-04
GROCERIES

as Uery large
1000 Sacks of Liverpool Ground Salt.
1000 Bushels Alum Salt, very coarse
New Orleans, Porto Rico and English Island Mo-
lasses
Crushed, Graduated, Powdered Loaf, AB&C
Sugars.
Sperm, Adamantine and Tallow Candles
Duryre Superior and Satin Gloss Starch. Cbarles.-
ton Rice. Saleratus, Pepper, Ginger, Spice, &C.,
(pui up in convenient packages for retaiIl
Mess Pork. Mess Beef Java, Laguayra and Rio
Coffee Green and Black Teas; Lorrillard II Snuff
Olive. Pale. Detersive and Soda Soaps; Tobacco of
various brands Crackers of all kinds Can at all
the Grocery liIe.
PAINTERS BRUSHES WHITE WASH
BRUSHES,
PORPOISE, WHALE AND LINSEED OILS
PAINTS, White, Black and Red Leads
Carriage Hardware and Trimmings Saddles a
very large assortment.
buggy. Stage and Cart Harness.
Brides for riding, and harness in great variety
Springs. Arles, Castings, Bolts, Rims, Shafts
Spokes SC.
Gilt China Tea Sets, White Granite and Com
mon Crocbery, Stone Jars Jugs,
Butter Jars, Glass
Bowls, GObietS,
Tumblers,
&c.
We would call the attention Of Fishermen to tn
large stock of
GILL TWINES,
No. %, 25, %, 80. THE Anchor Gill Twine sold only
by is very superior.) COTTON SEINE TWINE,
COTTON NET LINES RATLIN,
NET LEADS, sc.
But we would call the especial attention of
HARDWARE.
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Building Materials!

We have Stock Locks, Moltise Locks, Rim Locks,
Plate Locks, Night Locks and Latches, with
night keys, Front Door Locks tvery fine and
largeJ Pad Locks, Sash Locks Blind
Door Locks, and other varieties.
The Axes, Hatches, Grub Hoes, c S Hoes. ai eve
~ kind of Carpenters, Black Smiths, Coopers end
Brick Masens Tools, sold by US, are of superior
quality and warranted.
- a Fine assortment of
DlsTON'S CELEBRATED HAND PANEL and
TENOR SAWS
will be kept on hand Circular Saws of his nanufar-
ture will be delivered to any point on the A. Il y.
G r. + withost extra charge at manufacturers
prices.
To ShingIe cetters we would offer the
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-12-04

DRICK LAYING AND MASONRY
ID JAMES N. LEGG, Brick Layer and Plasterer,
respectfully offers his services in the above branch
of business. He is prepared to erect buildings by
contract, or by the day when desired, and pledges
himself to give satisfaction to price and character
of work He offers to do substantial work as can
be done in the State.
For further particulars he refels to w. p Moore,
Disosway. George Bishop and j. L. Pennington,
all ofNewbern.
Newbern June I9 d&wtf.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-12-04

RrOwn's Rronehial Tvoebee.-Just received
- December 10 by j fsO0DTNG In
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-12-04

VIC 1UN NO nc CT
say of any 9TH
IN E V Z r
FAILED, IN
lNSTA NCE,
u Z q n A
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-12-04

1t not only relieves the child from PAIN but invig.
crates the stomach and bowels corrects acidty and
gives tone and energy to the whole system. 1t will
almost instantly relieve Gripping in the Bowels, and
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-12-04

Relief and Health to Your Infants
We have put up and sold this article for ever ten
years and can say in confidence and truth OFF what
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-12-04

'dAO OOhSlSOhlO
which, if net
edied, end in
believe it the
a.I--.I-
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-12-04

convuls ions,
speedily rem
death. We
hos O q
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tow A phnfsfks HosIEn's DAuoHTER
BECAME A COUNTESS.

Those who have visited Iaris two or
three years neo. and who bad an occasion
to be- hoeced In Boulevard shops. may re-
member a hosiery establishment on The COT
nor Of Rue Drouot and the BouIesard.
This shop was closed some time ago. and
the "stand' il at present occupied ny q
dealer IN Vichy water. Nov. how came
the hosicr to shut up shop You shall
hear. One day gentleman between thirty
and forty years Of agc, (shieh. in France.
i considered The manageable age.l tall
and handsome, wel-tlrcssed, refined IN ap-
pearance. but hearing provincial look.
entered he hosiers bosi,4He 10 make a
small purchase. While waiting to be served
he noticed at the further end Of the shop a
rosY.cheek,d and graceful yonng girl. par
,iai,y concealed from view By high desk.
upon in,errogating the clerk he was IN
formed ,ha, the young girl in question
was the shopkeeper's daughter. who had
ius, returned from one Of the best seminar
iss in France. where she bad received an
c4cellent education. The clerk, whose
loouacity vas unbounded. added tina, Mad
amelsslls Juliestc yrs just turned oi
eighteen. and that her amiabili.y. modcsiy
and good sense rendered her the idol Of all
who knew her.
The stranger asked to speak with the
hosier and his wife on an affair foreign 10
ordinary business. lie was forthwith IN.
,roauce,l into the back shop.
.ssir and madam. said he. after taking
a scat. II am the Count de y. | resids
babi.uslly at Bordeaux. have fortune
Of eighty thousand irauesa a year in estates
II wish TO marry. and do no not care FAR
thing whether my wife Is rich or poor. sh'
viii lesd an ssressble existence viii pos
.r.. . mansion in the rafital. chaiesn i
the country. horses and carriages, vii
mas. ,is monshe Of the rear on my estate
.bree months In Paris, and three month
4. the watering PLACES. I have she homo
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4 HhE9INE.

One evening recently the wife o. -aa
captain. residing a, 'aybrook, Sas .ctufn-
Ing from . visit 70 . neighhgr, when si
was followed IS two men. She overheard
them say, ".Ae c-p;a.n Is at. aui
'there must be considerable money 10 the
house The lady upon reaching home.
concluded TO await the arrival Of the par
ties who. sic had no dorl, iutCndod 10
rob ire house during the aisht. She Lad
no, long 10 wait, for a, eleven o'clock .
summons camo ~ open tho door. Instead
II complying She raised a chamber window
ari asked Who wIs there. No r,spons'
caiae 10 this or further inquitie', and She
told them to leave or .ia would shoot thcui
Thcy then tried 10 elect an eutnnge J.;
c.tmberinr upon shed. lHt onc or then
lell and both returned 10 the front door
which they attempted to force. Tic lady
taking 4 revolver IL one hand and candl'
IN the other. stood hy the door TO await il'
issue. III few minutes the burglars hn,
broken i in. Nhou she told thcm that !
They moved stop towards coming into ih'
hotise. they were dead men. Thcy looke'
n, her. consulted together faw minute 8
and then wcnt away. declining 10 take ih'
rik. After the peril Was oyer. she re
sa.bed to her two children. exhausted viii
tie tension TO which her nerves aud cour
arc had been subjected. Such q woman n
LA. i worth while having in the house
and We regret being unable TO give he
| nnmr. Htrifnrd raHrtm.
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AxraExESr roR Tng Youss.-A kit
ten should always be kept where there are
children when they are tired Of pulling
IL. tail. they can put il into their father ;
boots. A box Of colors Is also source Of
rres. amusement. aEording them an op.
pcrtsnity Of daubins their faces, and Of
appearing IN illuminated pink faces. Ii i
veil 10 les shen know vhsss the preserves
and pickles are kept. 50 that esing afte'
the Jam, they may get bite Of The espsi
rum. On vet days shey shosld Be allowed
h put peas into the pans. ssd thsnp ~
keys With their hsoonstisks. Train then
70 pull sestlenen' . uh;akefs, sad pipe theil
candy hsnds on lsiies' dresses.
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FEMALE WArcnaAEERs.--" cannot get
III H.sout the women's hand, says John
Bennett in letter 10 the Times, and he
very justly points to the Swiss watch.
which is now rapidly taking tho place of
the English sccond.class watch. lie cal.
eulates that no less than 200, 900 Of these
watches arc imported of smugsled annually
into England. whilst ls7,00O il the whole
produce II English watehmakcts. In or
'ler to discover the reason If their cheap
and beautiful production Of watches. he
determined to 20 to swilzerland himself,
and the reason was soon apparent. lie
found that no Las than 10000 women
were engaged at Neufchatel alone in making
the more delicate parts Of the watch move
mcnt--no, eoopcd up in sqnnlid courts n
The mcn are in CIctkenwell. but in their
own cottage homes on the slopes Of the
Jura. overlooking the beautiful Lake L.
man.-Once Week.
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TrTLEs.-sevcral years ago there was q
young English robIcman figuring away a.
Washington. lie had not much brains,
but vas, number Of titles. which, notwith-
standing our pretended dislike to them,
have sometimes the effect Of tickling the
car amazingly. Several young ladies' we're
in debate. going over the lisi---he is Lord
viscoun, 20 and 80. Baron Of such a county,
etc. my fair friend" exclaimed the gal.
LIANT Lieut.. n. zone Of his titles you ap.
pear to have forgotten" "Ah," exclaimed
,hey eagerly, .'shat is that" ''lle Is Bar
rem of Intellect
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urrS,S on uvP1rne

ssadicallv cured hv aew operation shieh ha. BEN
1,,0e fhls tested in huadresis n case. viihos.
IN. .sr ltfr. and the rers els sss perfect ss be-
: -+s's aesissat which produced tie rupture.
AN. sesrses With this tssesse. sim perfect
-snrshIsss. sss restored - sisir fal. vasns hI
srssas5yu. This fses j. veIl worthy the after .
naf sil persons afflicted slth this disease. and
eeIslty -Iavs-ownsrs.
ian arr s. i.fI. 50-lr.
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pound Of sugar. Put the sugar and inics
INTO the kettle aud boil twenty minutes
sklm'aing them we'll. Fill your glassc'
While the Jelly u warm, and tue them VI
With papers dlpped IN brandy.
n CO ron cASrrp.--Tale ounn,ity q
red o,L b,rk bnrn !, 10 ashes 10 M, od,
wa,cr boil 10 Tho consistencv of molassss
| Annlv !, freely 10 tho mar, affected leay,
) !, nm for nm hour. afterwards cover IN,
E plasiers wilh tar: remove in a few DAYS
+. and If protuberanccs do not appear in III,
wound, apply the plaster ana tnr alter
: nntclY unit. hey aii disappear after "hie'
9 appl, any healing sal'c.
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g soiution Of eum arabic in water. and .ti
: IN master Of pnris until Il becomes n Wis
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: fractured edges. and stick them together
!, In three days the article cannot be broker
in the same place.
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ram "a'e' anu 'as pm " 'ess" ''
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VIII h1'e Tue "eA' " vinegar
: Another WaY.-To gallon of wate
pu, two pounds Of coarse sugar boil an
skim ii abou, half m hour pm. in ,uh
. and when almost cold add TO 4, slice 9
bread spakea ~ ''ssn yeas., ,s.,,. 10 We, WI
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0'nsaal s,,ss r1vn,.s XvuicStaa. ! ,oVSf1e. ff1e0A'

TATINt h1sIness All over The county. ] 0atf
Il ~ services as t'ensrai Collecting Agent
lstaphs merchants sill snd II 10 their interest 10
s.li me their accounts for colIecsion.
RsruxSess.--t,sa. n. Wright, n. X. Wet, Her
fnts; r. A. Ilaniltsn, jehs n. wes. Menphis.
Jul1NR. JACKSON.
ia1airr 10. $50 SIT.
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posTrcwc TABLE i'RlcgbgY.--Amoug
other items Of kcyholc knowledge, W. no.
t.ccd that every day, about dinner timc
our neiehbors lad - table set ont in their
parof. With cieaa damash cloth aud sap
kin. pipee4 # bread, silver spoons, FORKS,
castorF. ctc.. handsome vine glasscs and
~ the priaph4rnalia Of . very rentocl DIM
uer cqapage. Tho table stood thus dur.
inr m hour OF more. 20 that IL visitors
cane a ibcy might suppose that the fam.
Ills wege preparing to sit down ~ style
CONNIE n ftei Bat TO this table they
never did 10 down for when The time ol
exbltion had elapsed. all the fine things
were taken oil and carefully put away for a
similar suOw The ncAt day. aud the nest.
/ Npanvhilc. ~ wc found hy rcCouuoiicrinc
through the kitchen koyholc, the Portugcsc
family all assembled in the place whore
4 thnir fo1l was cooked. seated themselves
on the hpor round large oarthon pan
/ hIIel with some sort Of stew, and each
dipped in pewter spoon and ted ont oi
that same pm -LUi't'g iu'0biogaPhicaI
/ Rrcotfc'ieBs.
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