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Newbern weekly progress., 1860-12-11
vUMISGTON MARKET, December s

N1I1MlNNlOtH 1nfAiHAi1i' b0eo"ei -
TURPENTINE-Sale yerterday afternoon of
III bbls., and this morning 100 do. at 5 20 for
Yellow Dip, 81 40 for Virgin, and 9oc. for new
hard, 49 $50 lbs.
SPIRITS-This morning sales of 100 bbls. at
2Sc for straight, and 100 do. at 30c }9 gallon for
New York bbls
TAR-100 obls. sold this morning at $l oo t.
COTTON-sale yesterday of % bales Mt 81 to
91c for low to good middling.
PEA NUTS-200 bushels sold this morning at
ST Is to 81 35 99 bushel
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-12-11

GREAT DIsCoyERY.-Among the most important
of ali the great medical discoveries of this age may
ton from Small Pox; the Cephalic Pill for relief of
Headache. and the of Quininc for the preven-
ton of Fevers, either of which is sure specific,
whose benefits will be experienced by suffering hn-
manity long after tfeif dscuverers are forgotten.
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,ardlv Realized.

Iii ad n 'orrible 'eadacfle this hafternoon hand
stepped into the hapothecares hand says hi TO the
man, - can you hease me of an eadacheF Does
it hache ard says e. p" Hexceedngiy' says hi'
hand apun that e gave me CePhaie fhl' hand
pom me 'oHor it cured so quick that Srdly Te-
auzed 'ad an 'eadache
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twenty Millions OF DOLLARS sAvED.-Mr Spal
dpr has sold two millions of bottles of his celebra
ted Prepared Glue and it is estimated that each
bottle saves at least dollars worth of broken FUR
niture thus making aggregate of twenty millions
of dollars reclaimed from total loss by this valuable
invention. Having made his Glue household
word he now proposes to do tho world still greater
service by curing all the aching hoads with his
Cephalic Pills and if they good his Glue,
Headaches will soon vanish away like snow i'll July
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Hair Dye! Hair Dye! Hair Dye {!
eAE VIM. A. BATCHELORS HAIR DYE.
The Ori0inaL and Best IN the World

OTIOTuuC
All others are mere limitations, and should be
avoided if you wish to escape ridicule.
Grdy Red or Rusty Hair dyed instantly to a beau
tiful and Natural Brown Black, without injury to
the Hair skin.
Fifteen Medals and Diplomas have been awarded
to VIM A. Bachelor since 1S39 and over 80 900 ap-
pcatons have been made to the hair of the Patrons
of his famous Dye.
Wpa A Batcheior'S Hair Dye produces colornot
to be distinguished from nature and is 'rur0ted not
to nure 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.
rg@ The Genuine has the name and address upon
a steel plate engraving four sides of each box of
WILLIAM A. BATCHELOR,
Address CHAS. BACHELOR, Proprietor.
81 Barclay Street, New York:
w. a. BatcheIOr's Hair Dye:
This splendid Hair Dye has equal-nstanta
neous in effect-Beautful Black or Natural Brown
no staining the skin injnring the Hair-remedies
the absurd and i'll effect of Bad Dyes. and invgor
ates the Hair for life None genuine unless sign
ed W. A. Batchelor.' Sold Everywhere.
CHAS. BATCHELOR, Proprietor
sept II 81 Barclay Street, New York
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IL D1D you ever have the Sick Headache 7 Do
you remember the throbbing temples the fevered
brow the Ioathing and disgust at the sight of food
How totally unfit you were for pleasure, converse.
relieved you from all The suffering which you then
experienced For this and other purposes you
should always have box of them on hand to use
occasion requires.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-12-11

NEW YORK, Dec Flour heavy; sales of
1000 bbls State l0c. lower. being quoted at "a
4O04 so; Ohio sells at 81 90rd$5; Southern ga
5O0S5, Wheat very dull ; quotations nominal;
no sales. Corn dull and nominal; sales of $1,000
bushels at 600Glc Whisky dull and nominal at
17d0 1Sc.
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PORK, (Gr) y fb 6 % 7
| Northern, y bbl,)
City Mess, II 0O022 SO
Butt, ---.f7 00r0 Oh
Rump.--- Is %
Beef, Mess 90 0e0I6 0O
Do Fulton
POULTRY,
Chickens, y pair
live,-.---4O II 50
dead ----30 a So
Turkeys, Ito GOAL 25
Do dead, tb l2l % 90
SHEEP, II head,
Lambs Il SO 02 90
Mutton, Il IS W2 90
SALT,
Alum, p bu- 25 % 60
Liverpool, y sack,
ground % 10 al 25
do fine, 90 40 w
SUGAR, q tb,
Porto Rico 9 q 10
n Orleans 10 % 10l
Loaf and
crushed IL a 1o1
c yellow, 10 - lO4
Granulated,- = III a 124
SOAP, p b. 6 q 10
SHINGLES, II NJ,
Contract, 3 90 al 90
Common, = L 81 az 90
SLAVES,
WO bbl- -I6 O0@19 90
II 0 hhd- l6 GOALS 90
Ash head ,l2 000l3 GO
TIMER,
y M, 90 000 40 GO
TALLow, y ID 10 "a 90
TOBACCO, T. ID,
Common, --.12! ais
Medium 25 ID 80
Fine, e,--.-..45 "a SO
Wool. p tb Is q 20
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
.AW CAR d.

N%- LAW CARD.
49, D. K MCRAE has removed
his Law Office to the Brick Building on Craven
street next door to the Progress Office
oct T5-d Syytf
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FACTS WORTH MISUNDERSTANDING Ceph alic
Headache, Nervous Headache, Costiveness and
General Debility.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-12-11

Mrs. W1nsEOW am experienced NIrse
5 and Female Physician, has Soothing
Syrup for children teethng, which greatly facilitates
sing elm all nammatisnSwi allay ali pain and is SIRE
to regulate the bowels. Depend upon it, mothers it
will give yourselves and relief and health to
your infants. Pefectly safe i'll all cases. See adver-
tisement in another column. d&wly
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m@- Law Notice.--The subscriber has re-
49, moved his Law Office to the house Cra-
ven street door south of Mr.. Elijah Clark and
four doors north of the Post Office
March 25dtf CHAS. c. CLARK.
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SAioil oiuCiS, AlSASA
BEEswAx,
9P fb -. 90 % 30
BEEP CATTLE,
~ fb- Al
Bricks, Pm. 7 $4,000 20
BARRELS, Sps. Turp., ea. ,
ID hand,--1 so al SO
New. 30 90 az 90
CANDLES, " It.
Tallow,. --16 "a Is
Adamantine, 90 "a 25
Sperm, --.-.4 AS % 20
COFFEE, 4P fb.
Java, -18 a 90
Laguayra, 90 a Ia !
Rio, .----.-.I5 "a IL
st. Domingo, 90 a Is
CoTToN, y fb. 940 g
COTTON BAGGING,
y yard - 16 a II
Rope, 4P fb. 7 a 9
Corn, y bb,. 3 0O03 %
CORN MEAL,
p bushel, 80 "a 9O
DoMEsTIcs,
Sheet'g, y yd 8 a 123
V, II TX M m 90
EGGs, u doz 90 a 10
FEATHERS,
y tb.- so "a So
FISH, " bbl.,
Shad - 0G0 200 90
Herrings, "A "a SO
n. Car, % 20 al so
rough: - s oO010 90
planed, .-18 0O020 90
clear, .25 000 30 90
FLOUR, n. c., y bbl.,
--:.-8 8 90 4S so
GEUE, p fb. is "a l8
GUNNY BAGS; 12l "a ~
GUANo, Peruvian,
y ton, 80. S63 a $63
Reese's S53 Il 800
Robinson's Manip.
u ton,- S53
Whltelock's ManipS52
Nevassa, $35 a $40
Super phos. Lime SAG
LAND PLASTER,
y bbl.--.-1 SO a 90
GRAIN, T. bushel,
Oats, 60 q so
Peas, Cow S3 a 10
Wheat. r, l % " GO
Rice, clean, 5 a 90
HIDES, U ID,
Green,- ----- U "a 81
~ ~
HAY, p 100 Tbs,
Eastern, Il 20 al 40
IRON, p 1b,
English, ass'd3k8 90
Sweed'h Tefd5 ~ 6
LIME, p bbi l 10 40 0O |
E'm store, l Is 40 90 |
Ship Stuff,
rough edge 8 0G % 10 90 |
MoLAssEs, P Gallon,
Cuba hhds- % - 30
DO bbls, 90 q 33
n Orleans, 90 a 80 |
LIQUoRs, y Gall, (don'cl !
Whisky,----28 O 90 !
n + Rum, - As q IS !
Gin, n,--------37.0 40 j.,
Brandy, III % so
Apple do,- --65 q SO
Peach do, .-S5 al % !
NAVAL STORES,
(Turpentine q $50 tbs)
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ErksLEy,s Patent WINDOW EsL1NDs
N A GREAT IMPROTEWENT
SUPERIOR TO ANYTHING IN iTSE

Il kLLE's Patent "INDOW BthNDS
~ A GREAT IMPROVEMENT
SUPERIOR TO ANYTHING IN USE
7 lis Blind when closed shuts perfectly tight, and
keeps out all W.T., dust insects, &c., and entirely
excludes = the light and makes beautiful appear
the outside. 1t has every advantage over
the other kind and costs the same.
TnIS Blind will recommend itself. Any one can
fudge of its superiority the old style ut first sight.
No person that has this Blind will ever order
other kind.
The subscriber will be happy to show model to
any. person wishing t" obtain Blinds and receive
their orders, which will be promptly filled
list ot Prices IF Biiads.-All sizes under #.
inches wide, 80 cents per foot in heghh; all fl;
and under , tt 60 cents per foot all it. and under
it. inches 20 ceEts all , it. inches and over,
- cents.
A full supply of tae above Patent Blinds, also
Doors and Sash kept c"ns antly on Ii nd at John {.
Washingun's Factory kinson.
Odd sizes made to order at short notice
j.. BURDICk, Agent
KnstOm, n. c.
- \. B.-The Doors six PANEL, and moulding
on both sides.
NAV %. wly.
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TENNESSEE

NAsHvILLE Dec. S.-The Governor of this
State has called an extra session of the Legs-
ature on the 7th of January, to consider the
present condition of the country.
WILL APpEAR-The Premium List Of the
Onslow Fair will appear in our next
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-12-11
RATES OF DISCOUNT ON BANK NOTES
AT NEW YORK

New YORK, Dec 8th.-The rates of discount
on uncurrent money are advancing, under the
influence of the heavy depreciation of State
stocks Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa and Nilsson
ri paper is at 12 to ~15 per cent. discount );
Pennsylvapia and Maryland 70 5 per cent J.
and Ohio and Kentucky per cent
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-12-11
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival of the Asia.

New YORK, Dec 7.--The steamship Asia,
from Queenstown on the 25th of November ar
rived to-day
Hostiities had recommended in China. The
Allies were before Pekin.
Estimated sales of Cotton, on Saturday, TO-
900 bales. Quotations unchanged. Flour
dull and declined a sxpence. Wheat declined
1@2d. Corn quiet. Provisions dull,
Bullion in the Bank largely increased Con-
soils 934W938.
THE MOVEMENT OF THE SOUTHERN
STATES.
South Carolina election for Convention met
December 9Th.
Louisiana Legislature, Especial session. met
December 10th.
South Carolina State Convention, meets De
cembcr 18th.
Alabama election for members of Convention,
December oath.
Alabama State Convention meets Janu-
airy 7th.
Virginia Legislature, Especial session. meets
January 9TH.
Georgia State Convention, meets Janua-
ry Sth.
Florida Convention, elected on 22d Dccem-
Der, 1860. meets Cd January 1861
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-12-11

White Lead. Lime, Paint iu Oil and
w Varnish Linseed Oil-Raw and Boiled, Par g
Chrome, Saxon and Imperial Green, Nerdlgrls, I'm
ber Terra de Sienna and Vandyke Brown III OIL Dis-
temper and Dry, French Liquid Dryer Coach Copai,
Japan and Damask Varnish Artists Colors in Colop-
sible Tubes Brushes in great variety, Mineral Paint
&c. &c, for sale by
nov % W, JAS. w. GARNER.
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PITT COUNTY FEMALE INSTI
TUTE.

THE exercises of the THIRD SESSION
l. of tins Institution will open on TUESDAY, the
Ist day of January, 1861.
E. G. MOORE. A; NJ, Principal, --...
MRS. c. NJ MOORE, Music and Assistant
in the Literary Department.
MISS w. r. JACKSON, Oil Painting, Draw
ing and Music.
The expenses per session. including board and tut
tuition in the English Department, range from $40
to S62.JO according to studies. Latin, Greek,
French, Painting, Drawing, and Music, are charged
extra. -
The Institute is located in a moral and healthy
community near Marlboro, by which place the
semi daily stage line between Wilson and Green
vile passes.
For Cicularg containing full particulars, apply to
the Principal, or j. T. BARRETT, Sec 2.
dec ), N-tf MARLBORO, N y.
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ne1&@ JOHN N. WASHINGTON,
SsxssEEY ATTORNEY AT LAW
Office North side of Broad Street few doors Eas
nf the Court House, NEWBERN, N. &.
ian g. 1S60-d&Wly
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1pIANOs AND rIELODEONs.-Pe

EDHANOs AND MEL con
Il templating purchasing PIANO MELO
DEON would secure themselves from imposition by
making such purchase through me, L will not
act Agent for the sale of any except the best in
struuIents. | all such. that the inStrum ent
will uotcost them any more when bought through
than when bought from the manufacturers. If
anyshould think to the contrary, will charge the m
nothingfor advice, respecting the purchase of Il Fl
Aielodeon
Secondhand Pianos taken in exchange. I have
hand two Pianos which l authorized to
sell Cheap, Also, very fine toned five octave HE
lodeuu.
Pianos tuned and repaired.
L. + WHITAKER, Teacher of Music
Wayne Female College, Godsboru.
E-=N.tf
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NEWBERN PRICES CURRENT.

70 1t should be understood that quotations
generally represent the wholesale price In filing up
small orders higher rates have to be paid
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-12-11
THE MONTGOMERY RAID.

ST. Louis, No. Dec. "a dispatch to the
Democrat says that Gen. Frost had been to
Fort Scott and held an interview with Harney,
who stated that Montgomery was entrenched
at Maine City, with three hundred men, and
was determined to show fight. It is believed
that through the combined forces of Frost and
Harvey, Montgomery and his whole band will
be captured.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-12-11
THE MOVEMENT OF THE SOUTHERN
GIL, rIHI1
REEI-SE TO SUSPEND

~
LOUTsyILLE KY, Dec 9-The Banks in
this State refuse to suspend specie payments,
as desired by the business communities i'll the
rcsncctive towns where located.
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FOR o q LIE.
FoR SALE-

TWELVE SINGLE HARNESS H HORSES and the
stock of Carriages Harness, &c, belonging to my
Livery Stable on Craven street For further par
ticulars enquire my Ossce on Old County Whacf#
Nov 29 d&wtf- j. D. MYERS
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-12-11
FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Dec 9.-The Collector of the
port of Boston took from the Treasury, Friday,
$4,000, to pay the salaries of the Custom
House officers of that port, the receipts for the
week being insufficient for the purpose.
The Southern Senators held caucus at the
Capitol Saturday, for the purpose of consulta-
ton and interchange of views Although good
feeling prevailed, there We're no indications ten
ding to the belief that there was any harmoni-
Gus action among them. Messrs. Powell and
Crittenden made strong appeals. No PROPOSE
ton requiring a vote being put forth the caucus
adjourned without aftording any hope or pros
pect of continued Union, and the full belief Is
that at least seven cotton States will leave the
Confederacy
Hon. John NJ Bolts, of Virginia, has written
a letter, in which he denounces secession, and
says that Virginia should not secede. He as
serts that the position of South Carolina is bold
and daring, and that in case of rebellion there,
he thinks the Federal laws should be enforced.
Mr.. B. is very bitter in his denunciatiOn of the
Secession party in that State.
WASHINGTON, Dec. AT caucus of Dem
ocratic Senators, Saturday, Mason and Hunter
declined to offer or accept terms of compromise
until the will of the people of Virginia had been
ascertained.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-12-11
LIABLE TRACT OFLAND
FE g - Z N q

at all seasons of the year cannot be exceHed at 10
place the State for qHality or quantity.
The entire stock of the plantation, of cattle and
hogs together with the crop hand. farming TOOLS
& &C. will be sold with the land if desired.
Persons wishing to purchase can, by calling on Nh
w HI. Marshall at Newbern, or Mr Vine A. Tolson
at Croatan Station get any information that they
may wish in regard to the land, and where to find
the subscriber Terms made easy.
Craven Co. nov - d&w:m WM S. BAILEY.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-12-11

eaH0 Bushels Alum Salt, very coarse.
New Orleans, Porto Rico and English Island Mo-
lasses.
Crushed. Grauluted, Powdered Loaf, A. B &
Sugars.
Sperm, Adamartine and Tallow Candies.
Duryre Superior and Satin Gloss Starch, Charles
ton Rice, Saleratus, Pepper, Ginger, Spice &C.,
(put up in convenient packages for retail.)
Mess Pork. Mess Beef; Java, taguayra and Rio
Coffee Green and Black Teas; Lorrillards II Snuff
Olive, Pale. Detersive and Soda Soaps; Tobacco of
various brands Crackers of all kinds. Can at all
times supply country merchants with any article in
the Grocery lie.
PAINTERS BRUSHES. WHITE WASH
BRUSHES,
PORPOISE, WHALE AND LINSEED oils.
PAINTS, White, Black and Red Leads
Carriage Hardware and Trimmings Saddles, n
very large assortment.
Bugsy. Stage and Cart Harness.
Brides for riding, and harness in great variety
Springs .Arles Cn>ting$ Bolts, Rims. Shafts
SPohes sc.
Gilt China Tea Sets, White Granite and Com
mon Crockcry, Stone Jars jugs,
Butter Jars, Glass
Bowls GOblets
lumOlcfS,
&c.
We would call the attention of Fishermen to tn
large stock of
GILL TWINES
No 90 25 oS 80 tThe Anchor Gill T,vine sold only
by us is very superior.l COTTON SEINE TWINE,
COTTON NET LINES. RATLIN,
NET LEADS, &c
But we would cali the especial attention of
FARMERS and MECHANICS to our Stock OF
HARDWARE
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Mrs. Harvey Coe,

A short time since we had occasion to note
the death of Rev. Harvey Coe, of Hudson, and
formerly of this County. Three days after his
funeral, his wife was prostratod by paralysis,
and on the 4th inst, just eight weeks from the
day of his death, she was called to follow him.
In life they were united, in death scarcely d.
vided. Mrs Goes maiden name was Deborah
Eddy. She was a daughter of Leveus Eddy,
was born in Middle Haddam, CT, in 1895, and
was consequently. at her death 20 years of age.
In her early life her father removed to vii
Jamestown, Mass, where at the age of l6, she
became a member ofthe Congregational Church.
In 1913 she was married TO Rev. H. Coe, and
the next year emigrated with him to the Con-
%neeticut Western Reserve, and shared with
him the labors & privations incident to a new
country. She reared a family of seven daugh-
tiers, five of whom still survive to mourn her
loss. Three Of them married ministers of the
gospel, also two of her brothers. Rev. Chauncey
Eddy, and Rev. Ansel D. Eddy, d. D., are in
the ministry. Mrs. Coe lived to see all her
children the professed followers of Christ, and
all settled in stations of usefulness. She had
lived her three score years and ten, she had
fulfilled her mission on earth, and it was meet
that she go to her reward. On Sabbath after
neon President Hitchcock, of Western Reserve
College. preached an able and interesting dis
course in the College Chapel, from LIST Thess
4; l3. Con-.
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pany will not be able to play Thursday Ev'g,
of this week, as stated at the close of their last
entertainment. The time has not yet been
named,-prObably some evening next week
due notice viii be given.
Personal---very.. A. N. BIackford leaves to-
day for Nashville. Tenn, at attend the Nation
al Conference of the Cumberland Presbyterian
Church, to be held in that city, on the 18th
inst.
Caution.-Wa would advise our store keep
ers to look out for "female ~Shoplifters, " there
are several about; a few days since one was
caught in the very act" of eonsigning to her
"wOrk bag, various and divers articles not
her own. Ladies. in future, when you wish to
break the eighth commandment, be a little
more careful; is the advice of BUCKEYE.
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New Advertisements.

McLain 4 Son-Bankers and Insurance Ag't.
Metealf& Gilkerson-Physician and Surgeons
james Robbinson-Notiee.
W. n. & W. r. Porter-DissOlution.
Jameson & eo.S-Notice.
/. L. Fuller-Insurance Agent.
". C. acknowledgement Notice.
Woods & Pew-New Goods.
Geo. A~dams-School Books.
A. B. Lyman-Sherif Sale.
Mrs. Messer1Card.
A. MeConnell-BoOts and Shoes
do Assignee.
Henry Observation-Disclosures Sale.
]. W. Tyler-Assignee.
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Niles Correspondence.

Niles, May 18th, 1860.
Messrs. Edfors-Weathersfeld Temple Of
Honor-This Temperance organization had 8
public installation of its officers, Saturday Eve
last, at TemPlers' Hall. Quite a fair audience
principally ladies' were present. After the
ceremonies of installation were through, q
young member of the fraternity delivered q
brief but able address advocating the mission
and object of the Temple of Honor. When the
Temple was first organized in our village,
''their bond of brotherhood was but a feeble
cord" yet not in vain has been their noble
work. They have increased in numbers, and
are owners of a fne large hall, and we are in.
formed that weathersfeld Temple of Honor,
ranks among the best in the State of Ohio
Long may 1t wave.
Lecture-Mr. H. Q. Johnston, of Bazetta,
~lectured at the Methodist Church, on Friday
Ev's last, to a somewhat small audience, on
the subject of Education" His talents as a
lecturer entitled him to a larger number of
hearers, and we hope if Mr.. j., should again
visit Us, that our citizens will greet him with
a full house.
Assault and B~attery-on Sunday last Thorn
as Best, committed an assault on one John Nc
Quarter, a lad some Is years of age. Suit was
instituted before Squire Steward;-the defend
ant found guilty. and muleted in the sum of
SO. The mother of the young lad not deem
ing the fine sufficient punishment, sought out
the aforesaid Best, and hit him on the Uranium
with a large wooden bucket; the bucket being
the hardest the Uranium gave way and was Sc
Ferely injured. Best deemed it his best plan to
have recourse to the strong arm Of the law, in
stead of retaliating. Another suit was entered.
and the "Semale pugilist" was held to bail to
appear at the next term Of Court, to answer the
charge.
Mr.. Best L a vatehman at the Rolling Mill,
and it is but justice to state, had been very
much annoyed and aggravated by some of the
young lads, lately; and this one in particular.
Boys look out for breakersl
Niles Drzmatists-We understand that in
consequence of delay in getting their books in
time for sufficient rehearsal, Tor perhaps owing
to the warmth of the weather, producing indis
position on the parto Of the members this com
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NO CHARGE FOR CONSULT

NO CHARGE vi CONSULTATION.
BOTANIC AND HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES.
(No calOmsl, or other deleteTious drugs are used1
All Chreuls or long standing Diseases are success
fully treated.
Dyspepsia-Rheumatism-Biliious DeraHgensntS-
Sick-H Diseases-Spinal Affections
-ScrufIlA-Mercuria and ssPhiltic Diseases-U Ulcers.
TumOrs-Eruption OF Diseases Of tbs Skin-hiseases
4 the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Lungs-Ht art
Liver-Stomsch ard neutrality-suspicious. and
Uterine Diseases-Rsmale Weakness-Leueorrhosa-
Old OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES -~COnsumpt,on-
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Sg~eihrg-Hip Disease
Fever and Ague &C.
Or. Sands mode OF practice, is not to nnds.n:He
the constitution. TO overcome disease. but by the ju-
dicious administration Of medicines. reusVs the csusa
or germ o. diseased action sustaining a. the sems-
tine, the natural powers Of the systea.
His remedies are pleasant TO take-And impart vigor
and strength 70 the Whole system Perseverance, in
treatment will often cure the most hopeless cases
DE- sands, by the symptoms, and an examination q
the case. "a vial of urinel detects with certainty. the
nature OF the disease, Without the patient applying ia
person II at any time ine0nvenieRt,
Persons desiring a correct knowledge OF the dis
eases with which they are afflicted. may rely With i'm
yIicit confidence, upon having impaired 10 them =
true statement OF their condition.
March =, 81.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-05-16
Information Wanted.

The heirs of Joseph Morris and Phebe, his
ayife, who, It is said, resided in this County
come years ago, can hear of something to their
advantage. by applying at this Office.
Ltis bsieFed that the names of the children
81 Joseph aHd Phebe MorI1s. were Rhoda, Has
aah and ReohAs. If living, they are between
Is and IS years Of age The parents formerly
resided in Sussex County. New Jersy.
Information respecting them is solicited.