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Newbern weekly progress., 1860-06-19

NOTlCE.-The subscriber having determined
~ to remove from Beaufort, would invite atten-
tion to the favorable opening for the continuance of
a Female School of high grade.
Those teachers, desirous OF entering into en-
gagements for the ensuing sch hoolasic year, would
do well to correspond with the subscriber who will
remain in Beaufort some time longer in order to
close his business
teacher, thoroughly competent would be able to
secure good schoolto commerce with the fall ses-
sion. The Schoolroom furniture and apparatus can
be purchased on favorable terms if application is
made immediately. STEPHEN ID. POOL,
PRINcIPAL, Beaufort Female Seminary.
june I2 d3t wilt
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dee 13, lS59-d&wIY
nUskEEN TIE Ess.OGD.
Nj a X K A ~ -

III Tfr. - IL.
Inc hI$h ana eHNltu ccIeoI''y ~ ~Nhi'" .'1e r..
eminent he0lciheS nave acquire" ioI '''-iI iAf
has rendered the usual practice of II,,til. I on.
unnecessary but unworthy of them Th,.y l, l.i,,
hv their IIits: thclr GOOD works TESTIFY for f,
aud they thrive not 10y the faith OF the Clcuulo,-
In all cases
OF Asthma Acute and Chronic Rheumatism An...
tions OF the Bladder and k!dneys
L"tt0"S ftfGfS ""d Ltftf t"" .1'@'"tS
In the South ana w est, where these diseases 'o:.
lney VIII ne i""nu liNiu''ole. t'''1iN, farmer
'S!a , -" I @ ;tit Us !I' ,-t '' "''' .'- - go
Iel n:it; H,i "S VS. uE ~, "it,nI 4 SS, S - 1,., :,
biii'us l'Ii'o an" ocip"" >''''''' i''.C.'
llFeheSS CodS ana coughs '""t''.
C0"S"ml'f"~, sea WIZ SI'' ''@ III i''l7 ''s'--
tW!"Pt H""O'$' ,I'"t"fS
DySF"PS''-No personWlth this "iatf"~SiHE Il 's"
sho"iG oeiiiy using theSe lhe"lcileS lhliheol'''J
E'"P''0"' y nc '"H'
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on'i'. ,'i IMAM; .iioG r,n' 01hr ,,,iI;,a 49, ~
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r. ELLY'S Patent WINDOW BLINDS.
IN n GREAT IMPROI NJ.
SUPERIOR TO ANYTHING IN USE.

This Blind when closed shuts perfectly tight, and
excludes the light and makes beautiful appear
ance on the outside. 1t has every advantage ovel
the 9th er kind and costs the
THIS Blind will recommend itself. Any car
judge of itssuperorty over the old style ut first sight
No person that has seen this Blind will ever order
any other kind.
The subscriber will be happy to show model tc
any person wishing to obtain Blinds. and receive
their orders, which will be promptly filled.
Last Of Prices of Biinds.-All sizes under . #. c
inches wide 80 cents per foot i'll heighth; all > #
and under , it. &C cents per foot; all #. and under
it. 6 inches, 70 ceEts. all 3 it. inches and over
7J cents.
A full supply of the above Patent Blinds
Doors and Sash kept constantly on hand at John
Washington's Factory, kinston.
Odd sizes made to order at short notice.
J.D. BURDlCK, Agent,
Kinston, n. G..
on both sides.
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Hair Dye! Hair Dye! Hair Dye
Gk VIM. a. BACHELORS HAIR DYE.
TIE Original and Best in the No

TIE Original and Best in the Horld!
All others mere limitations, and should be
avoided if you wish to escape ridicule.
Groy, Red or Rusty Hair dyed instantly to beau
tful and Natural Brown Black, without injury to
the Hair or skin.
Fifteen Nledols ami Diplomas have been awarded
to VIM. A. Bachelor since 1899, and Sc, 600 ap
cations have been made to the hair of the Patrons
of his famous Dye.
Tym A. Batchelor's Haar Dye produces colornot
to be distinguished from nature and is w0r0nted not
to iniure in the least however long it may be contn
ued, and the i'll effects of bad Dyes rfmedied; the
Hair invigorated for life by this Splendid Dye.
Sold in all cities and towns of the United States
by Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
- The Genuine has the name and address upon
a steel plate engraving four sides of each box of
WILLIAM A. BATCIELOR,
l6 Bond Street, New York
Wigs! Wigs! WIGS:
BATCHELOK'S WIGS AND TOUPEES
surpass all They are elegant light, easy and durable
Fitting to a charn-no turning up behind-nU
shrinking off the head; indeed this is the only Es-
ablshment W here these things are proPerI y under
stood and made.--l6 Rond Street. New York.
a dSWIy
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A DAMPER.-It is to be supposed that the re-
ported assassination of the Tycoon will break up
the programme of the further toadying to the ia
panese commission, and though we do not rejoice
at the fall of the head of Japan we must confess
that we think our copper colored visitors have
been lionized enough.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-06-19

1DHANOS AND MELODEONS.-Pcrson con
L tempatng purchasing Il PIANO or MELO
DEON, would secure Themselves from imposition by
making such purchase through me, as | will not
act as Agent for the sale of any except the best i'll
me than when bought from the manufacturer. Ii
any should think to the contrary, will charge them
nothing for advice, respecting the purchase of P
ano MeOdeOn.
Second hand Pianos taken in exchange have
now ON hand two Pianos which authorized to
sell cheap. Also, very fine toned five octave me
lOdeon.
Pianos tuned and repaired.
l.. F. whitaker. Teacher of Music il
Wayne Female College, Goldsboro
march 6-dI w-wtf
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~ GREENSBOROUGH, n. G..
This Institution has been i'll successful operation tor
twenty years. and for the last nine under its present
principal
The Course of instruction is designed to afford TO
Southern parents institution in which can be Sc
cured every advantage afforded by the very best
Female SeminaIies in the country The liberal pat
ronage have received, whilst it has enabled us
to offer Superior facilities for the acquisition of a
thorough education encourages also to hope that
orr efforts appreciated, and that soon all our
Southern girls wilreceive complete education with
in own limits
The Faculty consists of seven Gentlemen and -four
Ladies' selected with strict reference to experience
ability and aptness to teach The Institution is am
ply provided with apparatus for the illustration OF
of the departments of Science embraced the course
of instruction.
The next session will commence August 1st 1860.
For Catalogues containing full particulars of terms
&c, apply to RICHARD STERLING.
june 2d&w1m
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| CWANSEOHO, MALE AND FEMALE
| l. n

~ AGA ENVY.
We the undersigned, Trustees and Citizens of
Swansboro AVID vicinity, have secured the services
of Mr.. A. A. Neel and Lady, as instructors in the
above academy, in connection with MI Jno, +. Mat
tocks. The present regular Session began on the
first of March, and will end the first of August
next.
Instruction is given, in the English Branches, Lat
in Greek, French and Music. The prices for tuition
are usual; varying from IS so to $50 90 per oes-
sion.
Good board can be had at from $50 to $40 per
Session.
We fully satisfied there is not q better High
School in the country than this now is.
Mr.. n. and Lady are lately from Fineastle Female
Seminary Bottetrout Co., Va. Mr.. n. Finished his
education at William and Mary College, and Mrs.
n under the tuition of III 2. Hephorne, of Rich
mond Female Institute, Richnand Va.
REFEKENcEs.-B. =. Ewell President of William
and Mary College; Rev S. r. Houston, 4. NJ Tn
ion, Va; Rev. j. S. Grtsty, A. NJ, Fincastle, Va
Hon; H.. NJ. Edmundson, Washington, D. G.; II. P.
IIepboure, Principal Richmond Female Institute
Richmand, Va. ID. A HUMPHREY
G. II. BARNUM.
r. S. MCLEAN,
March 27w:}m ISAAC n. SAUNDERS.
- Wilmington Journal copy months, wee ky
Nd sent, account to Trustees
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j. G.. WEER, -
VI rblc " ard
NEWBERN, -. G.
Marble Monuments

= The subscriber is
receiving Il large
stock of Americua
and Foreign Mar6fC
and is at all times
prepared to fill ol
derS for M0numeafS,
SldbS and To n, b.
Stones, of every de-
scription, at ie : 5
than No HER y
prices.
Our work Will be
delivered in allpart 5
of North Carolina
and Virginia Free OF
cLarrr
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3 IT -
vi HOW LOST. HOW RESTORED

MANHOOD,
VI HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED
Just published i'll IA Sealed Envelope, the u.u.,
Treatment and radical cure of SpcIlnuiofI4.uri O..
Seminal Weakness S,Nua Debility, Nrry"s-..s-
and Involuntary Emissions, Inducing Enuo e!.,y ;,
Mental aud I'h hysical Incapacity.
BY ROB. }. CI'LNEKWELL, NJ. u,
1Hthor II . IIc Gttct H1"b, g.
The world renowned author, in this admirable f1.,
ure, clearly proves from his own experience that tie
awful consequences a efabusc may be cNoctU:.iy
removed without Alodicine and without d,u-rIo..
surgical operations, bougicS instruments, Iu:-- co.
cordials pointing Il mode Uf at ,o.t..l.i
and ctfectual, by which every sufferer, la,@l,t
what his condition may be, may cure himself c't.
Iy, prirote3y and rudlcoty This lecture vii "I
IL boon to thousands and thousands.
Sent under seal to any address. jo~i J"<sj, q" t.o
receipt of two postage stamps. hy adGreorlH- ia
CIf. j. &. KLINE, NJ. D., Is" First Aycnur, Ne"
York Post Box 1886.
April 4-d&wIy
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Our workmanship has heen generally introduced in
some thirty counties i'll North Carolina and speaks
for itself.
Orders by mail will meet with prompt attention and
be faithfully executed
Address, &c. WIER, Newborn, N C.
Jesse Kemp, Esq, Agent at Goldsboro.
Sept l6 WY
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June Is WITT

NOTVCE.-The Subscriber having qualified as
~ Executor of the last will and testament of DR..
Joseph b. Outlaw, dec ID, at June Term A. d. 1860
of the Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions of Cra-
debted to the deceased to come forward and settle
and those having claims against his estate, re-
quesed to present them for payment within the time
prescribed by law. BENZ. +. B1DDIE.
June II lS60-w4t Executor.
~ Beaufort Journal please copy one time and
send bill to Progress Office
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SENATOR SEMNER's SPEECH AND SENATOR
CHESNUTS REToRT-ln the u. 5. Senate on
Monday the bill for the admission of Kansas was
taken up and Mr.. Sumner made a long speech
thereon. He discussed the g barbarism" " Of sa-
very as manifested first in the character of sla-
very, and secondly i'll the character of slave mas
ters. He argued that the Constitution nowhere
recognizes property in man, and spoke of the
practical results of slavery, shown in a compar-
ison between the free and the slave States. Al
ter drawing picture of the relation of slave mas
ters with their salves, he said, IF it could receive
any further darkness, it would be by Introducing
the figures of the cOngena agents through which
the barbarism is maintained-the slave overseer.
the slave breeder and the slave hunter, each
without peer except in his brother, and the
whole constituting the triumvirate of slavery in
whom its essential brutality, yulgarity and
grossness are all embodied This brief extract
affords a fair sample of his speech, which was
very severe throughout in denunciation OF slave
ry. He spoke for four hours, and when he had
concluded,
Mr. Chestnut remarked that the extraordinary,
though characteristic speech which they had
heard to-day demanded a word or two to be said
in reply. After q long absence in Europe fawn
ing at the foot of arstocracy seeking pity and re-
ceiving only contempt, the slanderer of States
and men has re-appeared in the Senate We had
hoped that we should be relieved from the miser.
able outpourings of his vulgar malice. We had
hoped that one who had felt, though he failed TO
meet, the consequence of former insolence, would
have become wise if not better, by experience
In this we were disappointed. In the heroic ages
of the world were often deifed but it was
for the possession or exercise of some virtue, wis
dom, Justice, magnanimity, courage. In Egypt
beasts and reptiles worshipped, not for their
own sake but for what they represented: and it
has been left for this day, and for the Abolition
lists of Massachusetts, to defy the incarnation OF
malice, mendacity and cowardice. We do not
intend to be guilty of any such apotheosis of ma
lignity and meanness. Wedo not intend to con-
tribute by any conduct upon our part, to swell
the number of devotees at the shrine of this new
idol No, sir, we know the expectation and the
hope but we not inclined again to send the
recipient of punishment bowling through the
world yelping increased volumes of slander and
mained quiet, and shall endeavor, if possible, to
remain quiet under that which7 we have heard
Mr.. Green obtained the floor, and remarked
slavery into this discussion was too ridiculous to
merit his contempt. He gave way, and
On motion, the Senate adjourned.
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AND UMBRELLAS :

Ladies superior Silk Parasols, from l to 10 dollars
each Sun Umbrellas from l To 6 dollars: Gents
Umbrellas all prices My stock of the above
were bought of the manufacturer aud will he sold
at very low prices. April 81. GEO. ALLEN
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-06-19

NEW HANoYER.-The democrats of New Han
over County held a meeting at Wilmington on
the 18th instant and nominated Eli w. Hall for
the Senate and Hon. S. J. Person and Daniel
Shaw for the Commons.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-06-19

DoCUMENTs.-Hons.T Thos. Rufin, T. L. Cling
man, Thos. Bragg and others have placed US un-
der obligations for public documents
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OUT AGAIN.-The Daily Rough Notes has again
got its banner unfurled and is sailing with most
auspicious wind 1t looks as trim and neat as a
Quaker bride but is far more spirited. Success
to Won Messrs r & Son
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mxS Mrs. WlnsIow experienced Nurse
n and Female Physician, has Il Soothing
Syrup for children tcething, which greatly facilitates
the process of teething by sofening the gums redu
cling all n1ammation-will allay all pain and is SIRE
to regulate the bowels. Depend upon it, mothers ii
will give rest to yourselves and relief and health to
your infants. petecly safe i'll all cases. See adver-
tiscment in another column. d&wly
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! PRESIDENTIAL TICKET.-The Selma Ala, State
Sentinel hoists the name of Benz. FitzpatrickpSf
Alabama for President, and Horatio Seym & OF
New York, for Vice President, subject the
decision of the Baltimore Convention.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-06-19

GOLD FROM CALIFoRNIA-LATER FRoN

NEW YORK, June 12th.-Thc Steamships
Moses Taylor and the North Star, from Aspin-
wall, have arrived They bring $I,400,00 in
treasure
The Moses Taylor brings Havana advices to
the Sth.
1t is stated that another American schooner with
400 negroes had been captured and taken to Key
West
The Sugar market was pretty active, and prices
for grades below No. IS were wellsustained.-
Finer grades were somewhat lower-stock on
hand, :}.}2 900 boxes Moasses dull Exchange
better sterling, l28Ql3a prem; N. Y, I014
prem. Vessels wanted
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nE FOREST, ARMSTRONG 81 CO..
- DRY GOODS MERCHANTS,
so 81 So Chambers Street, New York
Would notify the trade that they opening weekly
IN new and beautiful patterns, the
~ Il " 5 u Il II 4 u RI n 4 S,
also the
AMOSKEAG
new Print which excels every Print in the country
for perfection of execution and design full maddeI
colors. Our Prints cheaper than any in market
and meeting with extensive sale
Orders promptly attended to.
Jan - WY
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SOAP! SOAP! SOAP
ORMsBEE's No. 4 and Extra No. 4 Soap,

NKNIsBEE'S No. and ENtrsa No sOssP,
~ manufactured by
w B. WALKER NEWBEItN, y. c.
AT the Maryland State Fair, held in Baltimore III
1854, 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 Fair
1851.
Sold to merchants in town and throughout the
State at wholesale, ONLY, at New York wholesale pli
ces.
Cash paid for Tallow and Grease
All orders for the above Soap must be address
ed to DR. w. w Ornlsbee, Newbern, n. G.
Jan 2i wifi
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-06-19

m~ For SheriH.-A. G.. LATHAM returns
W. his thanks to the citizens of Craven Coun
ty for their pas support and offers himself again
a candidate for the SherifIalty of said county.
Anril 3 dSwtd A G. LATHAM
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TOTTON &slNS.-We invite the attention o
" Planters to our Agency for Geo. Kldd's celebra
ted Cotton Gins. Those in want of first Class Gin
will do we'll to give order early that may
furnish them in time forthe present crop. We would
refer those unacquainted with this make of Gin to
b. Wethersby, Esq, of Craven and Edward Patrick
Esq. of Greene county, who have them use
\. MITCHELL & SON.
WITT
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7 A D A N

WAsIINGTON, June 12-The impression is
strong here that it is the japanese Prime Minis
ter the Regent aud not the Tycoon, who has
been aSSaSsinated
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m~- JOHN n. WASHINGTON,
gJEss5 ATTORNEY AT LAW
Office North side of Broad Street few doors East
of the Court House, NEWBERN, n c.
ian g. IS60-d&wly.
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@- NOTICE.
l Bank of Co;

w. Bank of Commerce Ncvvbern.
The Books of Subscription to the Capital Stock o
this Corporation viii be continued open hereaftef
under the direction of the Cashier at their Banking
HOust Pollok street. j. A. GUION,
Newbcrn, n. c., jan II wifi Cashier.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-06-19
CSbNGR SSsDNAE.

WASHINGTON, June IS.
SENATE.
The Senate amended the House amendment to
the Pacific Telegraph BILL striking out the lowest
bidder clause and inserting the names of certain
corporations.
Seven private bills were passed.
The Civil Appropriation bill was taken up, and
the Senate took recess until 6 o'clock.
HOUSE.
Mr.. Grow reported that the conference commit
tee on the Postal Reficency bill was unable to
agree the restoration of TIE curtailed mail
vice, and moved that the House partially recede
from its amendment, which was agreed to- This
restores all, except the Overland route, and gives
the Isabel route to the lowest bidder, paying her
owner, however, for the recent service.
The Lighthouse Appropriation bill was
passed, and the Naval Appropriation bill taken
up.
A recess was then taken until o'block.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-06-19
An ELOQUENT EXTRACT.

In Sfe course of his recent eloquent speech in
the Senate, Mr. Douglas made use of the following
remarks
The party decided at Charleston also, by ma
ority of the whole electoral college. that L was
the choice of the democratic party of America for
the Presidency of the United States, giving me a
majority of fifty votes over all the other candi-
dates combined and yet my democracy Is ques-
toned. Laughter So far as am individually
concerned. l want no further or higher lndorse-
ment. I have arrai gned no man have attempt
ed to prescribe no man for differing with me in
opinion. have at all times said that l was will
ling to appeal to the grand council of the party
assembled in National Convention, to decide
these differences of opinion They have decided
them; decided in my favor on all points-the
PLATFORM the organization, and, least of all, the
individual That is the least of all, for my friends
who know me best, know that had no personal
desire wish for the nomination; know that L
prefer seat in the Senate for six years to being
President if could have the nomination and be
elected by reclamation and know that my name
never would have been presented at Charleston,
except for the attempt to prescribe me as here
tic too unsound to be the chairman of commit
tee of this body, where [ have held seat for
many years without suspicion on my political
fidelity.
| was forced to allow my name to go there in
self-defense and [ will say that had any
gentleman, friend or foe, received a ma ority of
that convention over me, the lightning would
have carried a message withdrawing my name
from the convention. have not lust enough for
office to desire to be the nominee against the
known wishes and first choice of majority of my
party. In 1852 the instant Franklin Pierce had
majority vote, the telegraph carried my mess
age congratulating him the choice of the par
tv and it was read in the convention before the
vote was announced. In 1856, the instant Mr..
Buchanan received majority vote, the light
ming carried my message that James Buchanan,
having received a majority of the votes of the
party in my opinion, was entitled to the nomina-
ton and that hoped my friends would give him
the requisite two thirds, and then make the vote
unanimous. Sir would scorn to be the Standard
bearer of my party when not the choice of
the party All the honors that national convcn-
ton can confer are embraced in the declaration.
that I am the first choice of the party as their
standard bearer. repeated on fftyseYen ballots. [
ask nothing more The party will go and do
what its own interest and its own integrity may
require.
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NES
Ssss. EDESSlS
TIE 9t'E' HING.

III the world, i'll al cases of yscurry and Di.;i,,
i'll Children, whether 1t arises from tcythigr. .
any other cause. We would say t" every n,t' .-.
who has child suffering from amy Of the turec..
complaints-do not let your prcIudices, nor tf- /.
iudices of Others stand between your suueIlI. ,a .
and the relief that will be sare-ycs. ;.h>e.-J
to follow the of this medicine, ii lu.t,.l ..
Full directions for using will accompany ,,eti ..y
None genuine unless the fac Snilc nf ClEIlN s
PERKINS, New York, the outside wrGfy-.
Sold 10y Druggists throughout the world.
Principal office, No. Is Cedar Street, y. !.
Price only % Cents fc' Bottle.
dee l3, 1S39-d&wIY
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NEWBEHsN n gricHituraI WAR IsEIOUsE
WILLIAM II OLIVER & CO,
G. D AZ M S ION M E C. II i y I S
and dealers i'll every variety of
Agricultural Empleinents, Castings,
Fertilizers, Lime, Cement, Plaster, Marble Dust and
Hair Builders Hardware, Iron and Steel Nails Irt
AXles, Coopers Carpenters and Blacksmiths Il nols
Leather and Rubber Banding, Packing, Paints, Oils
Brushes Pot Ware kerseys, Osnaburgs, Blankets
Shoes and Hats,
Rope, Canvas and Blocks:
AGENTS for Clemens Brown Il Cos Celebrated
Double Cylinder Gins, nti-Friction Rollers,
Cotton Poughs and Sweeps, Cotton
Hoes, Cotton 3agging and Rope.
8 Particularly attention given to The Sale OF
Cotton and other Produce. Liberal Cash Advances
made same. @ A supply OF Recess Phospho-
Peruvian OF Manipulated GUANO, constantly on
hand.
Newbern, Jan l9w5m13
HOUSE andLOT FOR SALE.-MRS. II J.
Il LEECRAFT, of Onslow CO.. offers for sale her
life estate In the lot of ground and improvements in
Benufort lately owned and occupied by Mr.. VIM.
Leccraft.
The lot is about so feet wide, fronting Ann
street, and 22O feet long. The dwelling house is
colnnodious two story building with spacious Gel
lar below, and Il kitchen near it the whole forming,
Il very desirable residence
Persons desiring to purchase can obtain informal
ton by applying to
JAMES RUMLEY.
Beaufort, n. c., May S-wI0t
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OFCINE,S =

1t not only relieves the child from pam but INV
CRATES the stomach and bowels CUrrccts uciGitv- cr
gives tone and energy :" the whole system. Ii v
almost instantly relieve Gripping in the bow H. -:
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w IHU = NVIiN /,
cUnVulSionS :,
speedily rem
death. We
l. o n Il
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Frs.
WESSF.9NcS
SOOTE HING
81 REP

timely used. Never did We know an instance d a..
satisfaction by any WHO used it. Ca ST. cent.
~, all are delIghted with its operations, a1t S'..
in terms of highest commendatiuu of itS :Garcht
fects and meuical virtues We speak ia tle u,ti'.
what We do know after ten years uIEy.ia....
and pledge our reputation f"r the tuli!men- "i 81
we here declare; In almost every instance "i.'' -
the infant Is suffering from pain and cN!3auS,..
lief will be found in fifteen or twenty minute :.
the syrup Is administered.
This valuable preparation iS thc prescription G.
of the luoSt experienced ana skjtui Nur>os III 49,
Engl land, and has been used With ailin., s-
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