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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-08-23

SvoBr-FIsu-On Friday last seven
surrl.hsh vcrc cough. and taken into FaIl
River. Massachusetts. vhcrc. after beng
bChra.lci anil %clcsuci. their aggregate
weight. proved tttc ai6l pounds. MANY Of
them fought desperately. and gave the fish.
Crmeu rauch trouble h secure them.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-08-23
Plantation for Sale.

Offer TO- ses M atati1n cenisiu'n.
| seies. IL usg tsis; ~ Pamela depot. "a
. healthy district. I base7i ..1sk rauE'. ses
t va'crsd BY ihs be-; = iuea. btts a seei
frame l~vellire, gu nil. Sc. pr-ss aa.l gaaalaf
gear. rev. u l.s. milea from Ceutrll AsaA
eaF. a aourishiu1 school. Wishing to rebiass
has hIuli 90 thc bottom | viii sen as a low .aF.
fsr Particular. a~lire.s ne at Pamela. Mise.
l.. a.. iiAkEr
raual,. juas -. isa. =.
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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-08-23
Land for Sale.

ItLI IUI DUIU.
IiAtE fr sale l.I acr.4 u laui. sts ~.
! eIs lt tsiest..lc Depot. y. & T.E. e.. u.s.,
m from Genital Academy. iv9 acr,i BOTTOM
rtl z aetts e..irsl. imrrgyem1 i. new sn lie
i. TT srrjne v1.cr. Also. two other amall trac,s
af l1ui tesr sait academy.
tor flgtbes particulars adlre,s mc a, Central
Atllsuy fes. 0Est, Pamela county. Miss.
J. ). WOODS.
August .. lSir. si-sm.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-08-23

Il las hgon lIfIlcI 7 lN' 7" ioIItl %
ptimcni hat deputy ro'tua 'ct are mot
required to distribute new papers zen. to
one aidtcs,. among m,mlsrs u o glul
from 4 furnished li,t II namc.. m' O
qualicts postage Is paid IN advance.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-12-11
4 few nights since we had the alarm of fire

A few nights since we had the alarm OF fire
gwen. The house of Mrs. Roulhac had evil
IDENTIFY been set on fire. Tn the back piazzr
OF The house some kindling or drywood had
been piled around pillar to be in readiness for
a hasty fire. Some member of the family
being aroused from sleep by the crying of a
child discovered that the house WAS on fire.
The fire was soon extinguished, however, with
out much damage having been done. 1t was
discovered upon examination that the lire
originated in the drywood packed around the
pillar, and must of necessity have been set on
fire by some one bent On the destruction of the
family. Since then some three of the servants
have confessed that they set it on fire and are
Now in JAIL This however is no indication of
a seruile insurrection in these parts.
The semi-annual meeting of the Orange
Guards came off on the first, Saturday laSt)
at which time thei elected their officers for the
ensuing year The result was as follows, viz ::
For Capt, Pride Jones.
1st 1t, j. c. Webb; 3rd 1t, j. G. Whitted.
2nd, j. w. Graham; 4th, S. Dickson.
Secretary ond Judge AGrocate-J. d.
Wilbon.
7re0surer-.J T. Holloway.
sSuttle5-L G. Linch.
Ensign-J. W. Wolfe.
Isl Se,yeant-T. L. Cooley; SrdW. N. An
derson.
2nd Serg.-L. G. Lynch 4th-T. c. Car
michael.
Corporuls list, B. F. Holloway; 3rd, Thos.
Scarlott.
2nd, T. 3. Whitted; 4th, j. y. Graham.
The Orange Guards are in a flourishing con-
dition and are receiving members at almost
every meeting.
I owe an az ology to 'Cosmo" and to ths
Salisbury Brass Band but will not make it in
this correspondence.
What has become of "Gabrela?''
Yours truly, ORANGE GUARD.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-12-11
srNn 60 RY HEAEE.

We frequently get requests from subscribers
bv letter and otherwise, not to stop their papers
that fhey will be in town and attend to it,
&c All this will not do. VIC must and shall
treat all alike, and so if you want the paper
continued send 81 by mail before your time is
out if not we shall certainly sop the paper
though you be our best friend. 1t is our rule
and We shall adhere to it.
Send 50 and VIZ will send six copies Of the
paper to one Office, one year.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-12-11

! SUMMARY or i. + ANNUAL REPORTS
| III" rrImt If tto Secretary "f ~ will rxiih
lralthy state Il ffairS ~ thar important -
/ 'nr government. liz "lr'rati"us anl mov"mcni,
during the aSt have. been series If sue
c.~>,.s. Th.. vHr"u~ canraigns against :hc M
friendly aru hn>iit. Indians have, prnvrI in every
u>farrr rirrI, >fnl. and # th,. -.
! ike trih..S iav" been hr,u"h tn $ni incti"n Dn
ring At great r'''urti"r III The expenditures
@v. been made. ;snl"un:ing to several millions o
,1"'f~rS
Tlr. Secretary will II - sai,l. r"conmrnl
hrr"rE' lna'iirg guns for general mse iii The ser
ri.p ~', the inlinrtn,tt recommendation of las
year "f restoring 'h War Department. th,. s,,.
rrriuttuhpncp aud control "f tn" Indians. Ex.
prri,Iir.. shows that tlrn Intpri"r -. partnrn,
ought not (" have anything 10 j" ith the lii,
diau<.
RrrnRT Of THE >rCRETAnY OF THE NAVY
Tn, Sri.r,tnrv uf the \av. < rep ut will ln TX
c+rdin@iv int resting He viii be exceedingly y
Interesting He - III nnnraht-.ilv report rlr. r.,
cnrn,rrrAH'ioI,s nf the H,,arl VII" r"rrntIv 70.
porte =" hin, lrl",n the >"lj"r: of the r"irSfrrc-
'i"i as s'iiju~ vessels into st a"r>. aud also
r 81 further increase uf steamships nf ar. II i
n,, i,,S that the rreSrn' naval force i inaoniate
:" protect Am'lit;,I, ritiZrus and a'lvanc" "rr
ruirmrrcia interest in rari"ns quatpiS at the
wutlA The appropriations required for this hr-
pertinent will not exc, c1 eleven millions of dol
REPORT OF TIL: SECRETARY "F TIE INTFRinR
The report If the Secretary of the luf"rnr
which cnv.,r< ext -n>iva Fl ii. l"rg in fact
than amy other three, departments "f tn" govern.
urcmt having un'!rr It's i,.rS liefi"' 'ha Gt neral
Irnl off,. The I"''iau. Pa'.'it Pension and
Census Bureaus vi he very interesting, ami
exhibit Il 'nr-hin- condition Of af1lirs III al it,
ami tfrati"n>.
Tn Cou<,S offi,." has nnv rltrira force of
nur huuArrd twenty seven. all nf ~ hum are
sttivtv t.p' ..A in Is, ir p"ctiv.' duties Tie
Il, x.r,S" f the ,s i,t The vi exceed that
of tht. en- considerably. uni ir Ia the aug,
m",n'i"m "f p' pnlati.'n and the a,i"us branches
nf industry.
Ylt. Suprli iute. dent i of n,,ui"n that he wil'
hr ,nahr,l. lurirty the approaching ses>ihn "f
I he Thirtv.tigith Congress hut t present thnt
body the pof,ul i.,n of Ike several st and
T, ryirrits ciasifirl by and ,r,,lii"n aud fn
report rhr various pr,"Hcs nf agriculture a, The
no eratp "f manufacturers.
II has been suggested to Serr.e'arv fhomps'
Nv .'r:,l S,.tia"rs ur"r Hp,n Ce Ire.
estal, reni of statastir;il bur ':Il Congress
and. in f,cf. the Government. are .wfh"ut any
general reiahe source # ascertainIeut -fnnr in
terHa tra.l.. a,,.l b.. annual productions uf agri
culture maunfacfure. tS... ~
THE PoS'rAIAsTtR GENERALS RErORT.
The rtper of The P.,sfn ti-neral pre- erts
nnnew features nf Interest Sin. e .srosi master
Holt has bad rharep eff that department he kaS
,l,nde many changes aui reduced It's expenses
several miip dollars
Mrs Partington says the reason that tie
eoinl ats1rpS C, not rasS their bills ia oea,.cn
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-12-11
tC rresIondenre cf the Pr gre.s
HILLsBoRJ', Dec. 4, l


Dear Progress Last week was Orange
County Court but nothing of rnnch interest
took place during the week. 1t rained nearly
all the week. There was some complaint OF
the scarcity Of the one. thing needful and some
little talk about secession. There will be a
melting called here soon irrespective of party,
at which the sovereigns will speak out their
feelings on this subject, about which you shall
be info med at the proper time.
Our friends Of the Baptist persuasion have
been holdin protracted meeting in Their
Church for more than too weeks which is re-
sulting in much good. The altar is crowded
with penitants from night to night Some
eight or nine hay. professed faith IN Christ,
snd on Sunday evening last We're added to the
.Caurch by baptism. The meeting is sill he-
ing continued and viii probably be kept ], p
for some ine.
We have had rain for a week but this morn.
ing we Lave snow on the ground
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-12-11
WEEKT Y. PROGRESS
ppaD7AND REMEMBER THIS.

AL Su5scla6efa 2cho get her .Pal1ets
ao;th a cross na,R, mate qcsth q Teaacz
on tie nq1gia noitS the name, ire there
6y not;55ed AotthetimeJf"r ~hfeA tlr9
6age autH rs ubout to eap1'v, and 1T
then Io not send on to as ~ mail
TTO DOLLARS smmedloteIy to re
uey, the paper Wtlkbe certain1y stoRpcd,
Money may be p,oied IN tie presence
ofthe Post Master at mr. rash totcA
far the cross max and seseG on an0ney
to poy for another yedr.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-12-11
MEDICINE Els.
THE BLOOD.

l. M . A T
Vegetable Life PiIIa and d8b~r;
a Ihe high and envied celebrity which +baao ~ H'
eminent MedcInes have acquired for their in Ior;hi
tcacy IN all the diseases which they profess to cn
nus renoered the usual practice of pilfing pot -,
unnecessary but unworthy of them Thrv arr uI only
by their fruits their good works TESTIFY fnr t
anu '''cy thilVe not hv the faith of tile credulous
In all cases
Of Asthma, Acute ana CI,r,,,u, Rbeu,ust;s,, .n
tions of the Bladder and Kidneys
Billions Ferers and Lirer Complaints.
an the South anu West where these disea ses prevail
they VIII be found Invaluable Planters farmers and
"thers, who once use these medicines will never af
terwards be without them
Bilious Ch, lie and Serious Iooseness R;les Cos
tIVehess. Colds and Coughs, Chuic
with great success in this disease
Corrupt HupiorS. DrOpsieS
DySpepsah-Nu person with this DISTRESSING d,seass
should delay using these medicines ;mnediateIv
EruPtions Of the Skin.
ErysipeLas aud FZatuIercy.
Ferer ana Agne-For tins scuurpe of the WesFer7,
country these medicines will be found safe sneeJv
and certain remedy. Other medicines leave te sy,S
tenn subject to return of the disease cnra bv
these medicines Is permanent. Try then. be satis
fed, and be cured.
FoutnesS Of Complexion
Gnut Gddiness, Gravel. Head"ches If T'ouny' "ras
Inward Fever, 1nflamatory Rheumatism Impure
h!""d Jaunciice. Loss of Appetite
Ltrer Complaints. LeProsy. Lcoseness, MerexrtG
Diseases.
Never fails to eradicate entirely all the effects of
Mercury infinitely sooner than the most powerfnf
Night sweats, Nervous Debility Nervous Com
plants of all kinds, Organic Affections PaIpaton
i the Heart, Painters ChuEc
Piles.
Tne original pror-iet"r of these medicines was
'u ed "f Piles at 30 years stapding by the use of
tiir-c Life Medicines alone.
P.,in~ in the head. side, back, limbs, joints. and
brgans.
rheumatism
Those afflicted with this terrible disease will bo
sure al Relief by the Life Medicines
Rnsh IF Blood to the Head, SeurUy. S4h Rhcuu,
S,reiiRgS.
sc OfTlH, or h1Rg's Er7I, Ill lis worst fnrms Ulcers
ot every description.
H"rms Of all kinds are aestually expelled by
these medicines. Parents will do well to administer
tmcm' whenever their existence is suspected Relief
will he cerrun.
The Life Pitls and Phenir Bitters
Purify the Blood.
Al d thus remove all disease. Ir"n the system
Prepared by DIR. WILLIAM Is. MOFFAT,
No .S5 Broadway,
!."r sale hy all Druggists tMnffat BudingJ, Y.
may 10 d&wiy
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-12-11
RE NOV AL.

THE SU SCRI BE r
Wour >r"ctinii> .,ili uhce TOMS ru to" er> ri t
nuntir gen IH lHn ite has rent"ved t" the 'all
,.lntImi iiiIck St"rr recently ccui'rd I
Alex MIR MIilrr, + q 'vHfy "pl"'-i'e tns- N''~'
ngtt.n Hotel wmre VIII keep constantly "n I"H'
i lrrg,. st, ok "f heavy
DRY GOODS RrCERTF;S. ROOTS & Sii0ES
Hats & GAPS CiiOCkERY Gil tS>W.tRE
COTTON H.sG,il\ti ROPE.
nc. &C. sc,
vi ich he i'll sell at the WEST cash price. Pr'n'
Mt rtou civ iuni'er- aid seIir hiiir, lr"tn'v
A ctli respect fully solicited FAC HEONN-
sept - q lt.. .w}lm.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-12-11
uOrIE MANUFACTURED

n
GUNS. RIFLES AND PISTOLS {
NOTICE! alf NOTICE:
Military Com pnnies &E Sporting Gentlemen. n.
Il have opened one of the largest and best assort-
ed stocks of uns. Pistols, 1s siHes, and articles
pertaining TO that line of business, and would most
line to give IL call AID examine my stock.
Tiie following list comprises portitR OF the arti
Giles now On exhibition:
Gmnx Domhle and Single;
Rites, made 10 order
- Breech L0adang;
Z" Colts Patent;
80 ~ iSkaYp'S -
IS aferriHs g
6. CoEs
Pistols.
COTS Patent
Smah s. Hesson's Pateat
4daD,s do.
BrnH,s do
Allen s. Uhcelock's do
Smaa u " Cartridges
Pistol Hoi$tcrs;
.SEot I'0nehe<;
P0arder E9oSkS
Eoils and iia<kS
FrRcing and Boring Giores
Fishing Inckie;
Gnn Undd1ng;
g EEy's Caps;
Z" Il. H. Caps;
e Cor's Caps.
6 C~iEx Caps
Dog CoI'a's;
Fo1r1e, 6Hd Shot.
ReDniring PromPiIy attended TO.
Merchants snpylicd a Ncm York p,1crx.
IlaHu nrtu ,-I or CnS's Riff,
EDWIN WANT,
april ~ dswtf P,'.i,t ST. Newi.crl
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-12-11
our "lovers. -

TiiE MOVEMENTS IF THE s urHtKs s,raTEs.
S"ith Carolina election tor members If Con.
yention December 9Th
Louisiana Legislature, (speeia' session. meets.
De,..mirr lUh
sp,te, Carolina State Convention meets Deem
Der l7iii
Alaba.nss election for members of Conven,ion.
December 2iih
Aiabama STATE Convention meets Jannry 7,h
yifginia Lesisiature, Especial session. meet~
.Jau,ktrys7.h
Georgia State Convention. meets .Jarnary 9Th
Florida Convention elected on 2s91 Dscsmber,
ie6o neesa Cd Jsnuary 1861
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-12-11


A SEPARATION y CEs AnY.-The Mobile Beg
is ar, referring to some appeals from Northern
correspondents in hope Of Justice in the Union,
adds:
We have put our hand to the plough and
there can be no safety in looking back. In
dwelling Oh this subject the reflection constant
" uprlSe< in our mind, the old Union is bro
ken up by the votes of the people, North and
South, = new Union is possible but d new
Union can ouly DC made hy the Sta'cs after
they have resumed their sovereignty and de-
clared Their independence, To treat VITA i,te
North fnr an a ;ju~t.Gent IN the Union, a7l TO
| await . happy r-sult, would DC as hopeless ami
as insane 4 task as !twou!d b. to negotiate witA
Q1een Victoria o. 900 emperor oj France 70 re
sign Their aceptrc:, and c"use!,t t. tie oreG-
throw Of the Bli .is.l Constitution and TIC I,u-
per;sl Government
Alter Southern Independence is declared, y7s
may treat with any a1i ali f}rvi"n States.
TIE PANDRAMi - But tNn more. uight- re-
main on wlIirh til. hear,tifitl Innlratx "f !h'
Pilgrims Progress viii De nib ed THY ha,"
h"rn r,rs >>frl III every place uh,.r.. Whey
have n..nn exhibited, "licI;irA: hign euin 5i,.-
from the press ell IS from some at the best
t:lrid at i!tc : nth ~ is th< icrur'ing th"n
hing hn: jas rics. Il i hur seldom orr rlri
Il .rts -: Gpr,tri iIj ok "f AR whi,.!t hrs -
n,any r"in.s on t!r il rntr'iagc. Go I" might by
;ii means
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-12-11
IATCss THE NIUEsDEssEag- $40 HsE
4 w AkSEa.

MW ItN\INGT">: = Ne0r S1,- TIE citizens ui
Ii G. eek t rti,. tu Fl instant bN iht
nn"nI,crn n'rnf that john G tain:Ir. sprct'b .
i of ti'r C"unty. had been ,ercd By band
Il raTnw ~ regf"es. headed by "r" man ran.
;'n-etf Bon son tae lr perty "f Williams Grimes
t Pit t'.Hity.
BE-, "n l. sup sedto be the neGr" that skot ana
A Cd Str. CA'pIian. This band "i runaway ne
Is II at t-ir I.Iti l. the terror If that
i untty. and tie titlZeI- If ttIc County
.Ifh II r"irnrIdahl' spir, have. raised ~ubscrIl :
...l,,l,iny knuwn Is-i, Smn Tie subs chi; ii n IL
t!is. h"ud- 81 + = Lttt''snl, f at Craven c..
t., tie ,ed was N'.uug "f iri -ptonc,b hi
ard uiver ally ee,! by hie Eecb bon
liz h,~s VII b severely ic, by the c.'fu"u,itv
-. i,i he ivrti. SWIFT CREEK.
sept I.I.iNwtt
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-12-11

N-GTaC E.-PIIILLP THOMAS havis,g pur-
y e. ased ttr store TN the New County Wharf
recently occupied by Geo W. Miller and john D.
My most rest tfnlly to tie cit
IL ~ OF New ber;. and ronnfin,, vicinity that
said store n,w open where e will hc lens..
furnish every ha!v wit DRY GOODS. BOOTS
STOES. GROCERIES and WOOD. cheap.
Can and exanine the stock for yourselves before
purcll ssug els where.
sept k2-1&w3uo
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-12-11
by ROB J. CULyEkWELL Md

T e imrort;It fact thai awful c"nseq qucnces of
If-ii,u>e may br rIectuaily removed without nter-
al InelCIpc~ the iaret"lI~ hpllicHtIrIIs ut
les Instruments, e,lichcd b,,t&Ie~ and n1her en-
s.ul dcvi~rs is here clearly mtust ed aud the
-.Iiirey and highly successful treatment Re
.d"ped by the relehIate author fully exp aimed by
ut which every one is enabled to cure hu self
;.trtecty ana ut the least ruesible cost thcI tby
avoiding all tic advertised npSrunls of the day
Fii> Lecture will prove boon to thousands and hou.
;rr,is.
Sent under seal to any address, post pnad. the
receipt ri fwu ph>tt..c SITrl'-, by addressing DR.
IL. j. {. KLINE. NJ d., 1870 FIRST Avenue New
York Post Box i5St
\nr l. Il Vwlv
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-12-11
RALEIGH, Dec. 9Th 1860.

| RALEIGH, Dee. 5th 1860.
| lIr E1itor:-1 wrote you letter on yes
terday which my carrier neglected to deliver
to the Railroad conductor. It's contents were
not Of an unintel csting nature and l conse-
quently destroyed it. These failures on my
part are almost as annoying 10 ne as disap-
| pointing 10 you. They shall be obvated in
future. send you in advance OF the mail the
Presidents Message, which was received here
this afternoon It is spoken Of here with un-
qualified approval by men OF all parties.
The Senate met To-day aud was opened with
Travcr by The Rev. Mr.. Naithal. Mr.. Walker
submitted memorial frnm pu'.l;c meeting
held in the comfy Of McCklenburg. urging the
Legislature to call Z Convention to O. citie upon
the course which this State should persue in
the present alarming crisis. Referred to the
Committee Cn Federal Relations.
4 message from the Uous> proposing to
elect an Add.tio Erg.osSnm Clerk was cor
Cured in MesSrs. Edward Vail and Thos ~
Futral were nominated, and the Speaker ap-
pointed Messrs Bount and Faison to superiE:
tend the election. The Senate also concurred
in & message which proposed raising Joint Sc
!ect C0mmltteC-taTe& on the Fart OF the House
and t1oo on the part Of ghe Semitic" on eco
logy and the State GeologiSt." \ message
from the House transmitted to the SeEate the
Books and Accounts Of the Sta.e Treasurer
together with The report Of the Finance Con-
mittec. The report was concurred in.
a communication from the Wilmi gt0n,
Charlotte and Rutherford Railroad Com pany
was sent to the House with proposal to p, mt
On motion OF Mr.. Walker the use Of the Sen
ate Chamber was tendcred 1t noon t0-d;y 10
the Electoral College. Mr.. Nalkup presented
3 memorial from the recent Military Conver1-
ton held in Salisbury. Referred 10 the Com
lnittee on Military Affairs.
\ message from the House proposing to go
into an election for State Treasurer was con
cured in, ID. ". Courts ESQ., was nominated,
and Mes:rs. Worth and Sampson were appoia-
ted to supeIinteEd the election.
Mr. Hall introduced a bill t. authorize Ed.
D. Hall, late Sheriff Of New Hanover County,
10 collect taxes IN arrear' Referred to Prop
Gsit'ous and grievances. Also bill entitled
- bill fora !Iecharic Lien Law" Ecrerred
to the judiciary Committee.
Mr. Thomas Of Dawson; 4 resolution TO
appoint Commissioners to attend the approach
ing South Carolina Convention:
Pending Mr. Thomas remarks urging the
passage of this resolution, the hour OF aGjoUrn-
nueDt arrived.
III Committees to superintend the elections
Of Treasurer and Engrossing Clerk made 40
report.
Mr.. Courts however was reelected to The
Office of Treasurer; his vote IN the Senate was
un aninous.
Mr.. Vail was elected Engrossing Clerk. The
ELECTORAL College meets at , O'clock No 9th
er news worth noting. QUID NUNC."
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-12-11
FURS WANTED.

The highest market prices viii be paid fnr RAG
COON, tT0S>U3I, FON. LINK AND OTTER
tur5. Also Bors Wa. Rags and cd Copper, b.
c. \. HIATT BRO. & Co
Corner al Brp,d AMI NII,Idle Streets,
N,,,rh"rn y G.
rr* y .t-vIv
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-12-11
CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS
Head-Quarters
TAYLOR'S sfs
Door, Sash and Blind Factory!


t. Subscriber la>In+ pli mt" up ration set 81
Mat ines, rthe very hest in the Uriied State
ic1.-. e'i +" manufacture every aiticl. idc h
u, d n building. .r.
Dnurs s;ls, Blind> Brackets. M tu'ditg from ,
i,Iclt II inches Moved l.sts, Bl;>ters D."r
Winduw CaSlugS, Wash biIr'is. Miitl,> &c "i
WnIte ~ II I'd Pine Maple. Black Walnut II ,'":
any OF Rn ew',", in style, work kn'hnship n prize.
w;iis will cuuti'nf,. with any re>pctai,l Ft.ry
the country Ny al j.cr i t" fili Il O., t" te i'll,
portutinn as these ARTICLES trni,l-tiIe Nnith.
Having r.llr> faciiities in getting ,teriil cheap
can offer iiuc 10 al ersonS t. buy i'tre
IlEef F.,I,sue aud Grnoved Faeiin always
ha,,d, or got up at short notice. L''nher by the
cargn. at lifs ket price.
sept iS-'!&w6r Esfg r.. y J ~ l4Olt,s Att
I3OEs ~as>Es--TiiE LOT on TIE CORNER
e ST Poi ak aud Mstealt Street, measuring aiui M
SO feet pllnk aud about 2i4 e nn Mefcais L e
abve l oie al ie unst desirable buti'tlts l.f, III TIE
town of Newtern Tie present rents md leases ON
the ah,ye praird ainuni.t to 81 10 per arn,,,, For
p ,rtic nlars apply l. !iS9S"Al.
Oet Il. t96 -tSs " IF z7si' -
FpOlz lzssAZsNEa AGpAtAs, Nc.-li.lnhn
zines. slack DIs siiilee. islack aipa,.ls, BLACK
8aree md Calis, Grenadines and aslilis--a va
June Ii JAF HARRISON.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-12-11

.J,'St published iii II Sealed Envelope, Il Lecture or
I'tture treatment and rHdHl cne OF Spermator-
~rni Seminal Weakness. Sexual Debility, Nerv-
.~iiv>= ar't Inv"luHtary Emissions Inducing Impo-
.enry ami Mertui and Physical Incapacity.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-12-11
STAPLE DRY GOODS,

iiroccTics, Provisions, ship Chandler.
Negro Clothing. Farming Fools.
GEANO, PLdSTER, LIIiE
,NHrH CAROLINN FLOUR, CORN. HAY
FISH, CYPRESS SHINGLES &c &c,
low prices any other house in EHstcfr N..ft.
Carolina.
Having own Vessels, Wharf, Drhys, etc, So
vlil uay particular attention 10 re
Forwarding and COnlss. ion &; sssifs.a%.
We will also make liberal cas-. i.drancos uI, c.
Ilnuents
We al>o prepared t. furnish frrenA~ a'r
With tue best flour, sacc" hay. c,'t:t.,.
yarn, shifting, osnuburgs, grain ia =, reg'r l.t
shoes, leather, aersies, ca~a.stsrr, for gelti.'.
tnd wrapping paper, all of N"rs" e"rni'ha rr""Hc,,1
tlsn Turk T-land and LycIr"&i sat 1l"iu~sr-. ,.r
sur cetifee, rice, segars. liza. rails GuHl.,, i
laster cotton, bagin%, rope. ssip cuiii!ery. ii
gins nets tWine and articles t,a.!lr-
mention" all the accommodating ter,i.-
Call and examine our stock.
FOAlD & HOOKEE
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-12-11

Mrs Partington says the reason that tie
Legislatures do not pass their bills Is because
theT are counterfeit
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-12-11

SEEsS. WHNslOW.
IA An experienced Nurse an Female Physiciau.
Tesens I" the, attention of ui"l rrs,
SOOTHTN(i SYRCP,
For CktIdycn Iec5RiRg
Which greatly facitars the process of teething by
@'itc1ing thc gums. reducing all infiauuatl.,i-wI
Hay ALI. rAI% and SlTISmudc acti. H. and Is
SURE To HIGULATE THE BOWELS.
depend upon il n"silurs 1t will give to your
lives. amt
R,},ef and LpolKh t0 Yow. InfautS
We Iuvc put up ami sold this artlrle for over ten
aud say. ia confidence and truth of ii what
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-12-11
7'HOGS5ND.S OECdSES

1t not only relieves the cli& from pain hut invic
rltc~ the stoma~h and bowels. currectS aciiitv an
-Ives tone an't iercy to the whole system. II wi
Utmost H'statly reet" Gripping i'll the Bnweln, an
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-12-11
VI S r..
V5NSE-Qw,S
SOOTHING
XEsCP.

lIti.e!v used Never did we KNOW Instance Of DIS
tt>tacti"h b. any who used it. On the contra
y all are ds}is,hted with its operations and speak
terms al highest connnendatun of its magical ef
ana meraical virtues. We speak in this matter
wl,t dn know, after ten years experience,
nd le'i .e"nr reputation for the fulhrent of what
declare In almost every instance where
int'lI IL suffering from pain and ex!anstipn re-
lei Will be t"und in fifteen twenty minutes after
, syrup is aGisnn3~ tored
Fms valuable, preparation the prescription of one
the ns,st experienced and skiliul Nurses in New
England, and Ias been used with never-fain. sue
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-12-11

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