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BarRaInsI Bargains

We are offering large stock of Goats, Vests,
Shirts and DrawerE for Mems and Boys wear at cost
for cash. WARD BERMNGHLM & Co.,
julyl7-lm. No. 20 Public Square.
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HOOFLAND's BALsAMIC CORDIAL

Will long standing Cold in short time Read the
following: -. 80
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. I6, 1853
DR. c NJ. JAcKsOE-Sir: had for time been suffering
undr having pains through whole system
throat and hOarseness when recommended ts try Hoo
lanss Bssamc Cordial accordingly procured bottle, and
am harry to state half Of completely cured
now unhestangy recommend my friends who may be sim
lsry afflicted, and deem il than justice to bear this
public testimony to virtues Respectfully yours
ELEANOR McHENRY,
Tenth street, above Coates.
PREPARED only by Dr. c. Jackson, No Ais Arch Street
Philadelphia sale by Druggist and Storekeepers
out the United Canada Price 70 ctnts per bott?
0. WOOD St Louis, Wholesale Agents for the West
EWIN, PENDLETON CO., Na-hVille, Tenn, VIII lessle
Agents. Realed by 30. G. BROWN and EVANS, g. W HEN
DERSHOTT and WELLS & HOOPER, Nashville; J. b.
MATHEWS, EdIeheld; J. c. D0&CH. South Nashville,
lilo
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vUNHOMAs A. KELLY, ais, VS. Levi McCallam, ct al
Original Injunction Bill tappearng to the satisfaction
the Clerk and Master, from compliments BILL which
to- the deeDdan Joseph Brown nonresident Of the
Of Tennessee that the ordinary Of this Cour
him. 1t is therefore ordered the Clerk
Master that publication be made in the Nashville UNION
for four consecutive weeks requiring the said defend
appear the term OF the Chanee Court holden
county of Perry the court house hreof in the
Linden Thursday after the second Monday in November next
and plead demur said BILL the will be
for confessed for hearing expsrs him
Aug. % '60-w4t-prs fee 80. ISAAC NHULME, G & N.
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Holm J. sTEGALL Joha Howell, ct as-0riginal In
d junction Bill 1t appearing TO the satisfaction Of the Clerk
aud Master compainan BILL which to, that the
defendants William Howell Rugh Ellison and Francis Ellison,
Of the State Of Tennessee that the ordinary
process this Court served them It therefore
ordered by CLERK and Master that publication be the
Nashville AMERICAN for four successive weeks,
curing defendants appear the of the Chan
cry Court holden for the county Of Perry athe court house
thereof in Linden Thursday after the
Monday Llead, demur said
BILL or will confessed and the
hearing exparte as to them. ISAAC HULME,
August -, '60-w4s-prsf fee s.. Clerk and Master,
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Perry County, state of Tennessee
IN CHANCERY COURT AT LINDEN,

Joseph L. CRAaG James R. FlOyd-OriEinal Attach.
81 ment BILL 1t appearing the satisfaction OF the Clerk
from the affidavit Of the that
JAMES Floyd is resident OF the State Of Tennessee
eonceas himself that the ordinary Of this
served him. 1t s therefore ordered by the Clerk
Master that publication be made in the Nashville Union
american four consecutive weeks requiring the said defend
appear the OF the Chancey Court,
holden for the county of Perry the house thereof
the of Linden Thursday after the second Monday
November next and plead demur said BILL the
taken confessed hearing
DdTte to him. ISAAC n. HULME, & u.
August %, 60 w4t-pr's fee az
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Et0RRY PETTIGREW and Thomas W. Edwards, Admins.
TRAITORS Of Pettgrew, decesSed James PettigreE,
ais All ha wing claims against the eate Of George
Pegrew, decead hereby notified file them, duly
thencated with the Clerk Master CT the Chhneey Court
Linden before the first Thursday after the second Mon
dayin November and have themselves made parties this
BILL in order that they receive their share from said
estate in default OF which they will be forever barred
cause proceeded Wits exparte as to them.
ISAAC N. HULMR,
Anrrs At-rnris f.a nlnrLa Nd Ainatar
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P e r. F U Nj cry.

LUBEN,S EXTRACTS,
WOODWORTH,S EXTRACTS,
FLAVORING EXTRACTS,
FINE SOAPS,
SHAVING CREAMS,
LILY WHITE,
PUFF BOXES,
HAIR BRUSHES,
MAIL BRUSHES,
TOOTH BRUSHES,
DRESSING COMBS, Horn,
DRESSING COMES, Ind. RubbeFs
SHAVING BkCSHES,
ERASIvE SOAP,
TOOTH SOAP,
PONCINE SOAP,
TOOTH PASTE,
PATLT,S COLD CRRAM,
THEATRE ROUGE.
An kinds Of French and American PomAd LIP savs. Hair
Prsps1Hsns and Hair Dyes Of all kinds, for zIssy
STRETCH 4 Forces.
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Political Speakiur,

Other appointments will made hereafter of which public
will be duly notified.
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The undersigned will address the citizens HckmSn county
Tennessee the political issues Of the impending Presidential
cannsss at the following times and places to wit:
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-06-26
LATER FROM ELROPE.

ARRIVAL OF THE UNITED KINGDOM
NEW YORK, June 2O.-The United Kingdom,
from Liverpool on the 9th inst, has arrived
GENOA, June 8.--News from Sicily says that
combinations had been concluded by General
Lauza to Garibadi, but the terms not
known.
PARIS 8th-The King of Naples has invoked
the intervention ofthe five great powers to guaran
tee the integrity of his dominion. He more immedi
ately claimed the intervention of the French
Emperor for the pacifcation of Sicily, and prom
ised to proclaim Immediately the constitution Of
1852. He also requests the great powers to en-
ploy their authority and influence to prevent
Piedmont from favoring insurrection on the main
land of Naples
Regarding the collective action of the Great
Powers, England the first to answer that she
did not intend to interfere with the conflict,
cept perhaps, to stop, if possible, an unnecessary
efusion of blood, without aiding either party
The other Powers gave similar replies.
Napoleon replied Immediately. that mediation
was only possible between Powers, and that un-
less Naples recognized the Sicilian insurrection,
no mediation could be had.
Lord John Russell, however, has promised to
Piedmont not to ferment disturbances in the Pen
insular possessions Of the King of Naples.
Except Austria, who has no iiplOmatic relations
with Piedmont, the other Powers have promised
the same.
The London Times, of Friday, predicts that the
present month will end the Bourbon rule in the
States of Italy.
The sailing day of the Great Eastern will not
be later, and may be earlier than the 23rd.
Advices from Bombay confirm the refusal of
China to accede to the English proposition.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-06-26
FROM OUR CORRESPONDENTS.
RALEIGH. n. c., June 30, 1000.

RALEIGH, N. u, June ~, IUOU.
Dear Progress After being absent long
while, have concluded to write yeu a short let
ter which you are at liberty to publish, if you
will promise not to alter the punctuation, and
above all not to use colon after Progress above,
but to use comma. have just returned from
Oxford in Granville County. l should like to
give you account of my visit to Oxford, but
haSe only time to mention few things about
crops. Wheat crops, in Granville, are said to be
better than for many years previous Farmers
are moving their wheat as fast as possible. Corn
crops are, also, fine in Granville. 1t is almost
useless to say that Granville has the finest tobac-
co I have seen she is generally ahead in this
AS far as have had an opportunity OF examining
crops are good on the r. & G. r. Road.
On my arrival here learned that Rev. Prof. B.
Yori1s New, Revised and Enlarged Edition OF
his Grammar Of the English Language. has been
received, and is now ready for distribution to his
subscribers. The work will be distributed as
soon as possible. There will be few copies for
sale after supplying the subscribers all who may
wish a copy of this most excellent work, would do
we'll to apply in time, for the present Edition
will not last long The work will be sent to New
bern the last of this week the first of next, and
to other places as soon possible [ would like
to give you a Review of this work, Mr. Editor,
but am not prepared, not having examined it
thoroughly; but I will give you one soon. |
hope to see you at Cedar Fork.
Yours, Respectfully,
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-06-26

WY Girl with the Home Woven FrOck
PARODY-BY CRAB.
A fig for your merchant dressed girls,
With their stripes of red, orange and blue,
Their foreign made trappings and curls,
And their Yank e-made crinoline too;
They may make quite an elegant show,
AS of tapestry hung on block,
But in merit must e'er fall below,
My girl with her home-woven frock.
She's as blooming as natures sweet flowers,
Which in freshness may fragrant the lawn,
And as blithe as a lark in the bowers,
And as free and as feet the faWn.
KS the magnet she ever is true,
AS firm as house on a rock;
What else can liken her to?
My girl with her home-woven frock.
Town dandies, town fools, and town squirts,
AristOcrats, coblers and squios,
All chose to pay homage to f;rts,
Who will list to their fatterng fbs.
Fine dress, discard in my rhyme,
Aye, even, the calico stock"
And sing, lis the jingle not fine,
MY girl with her holre-woven frock.
She faints not at Shadows OF falls
In a sweon if she meets with fright,
She boldly encounters them all,
And they vanish like clouds from her sight.
If you want a companion for life,
And children-a numerous flock
Fresh and rosy just take for wife,
My girl with her home-woven frock.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-06-26

At ball one evening, plain country gentle
man had engaged pretty coquette for the next
dance, but gallant captain coming along per-
studded the lady to abandon her previous engage
ment in favor Of himself The plain yeoman,
oveahearing all that was passed. with feigned in.
difference moved towards card table and sat
down to play game of whist The captain in
few minutes afterwards stepped up to the lady to
excuse himself as he engaged TO another that
lie had forgotten The coquette, much chagrined
first partner, and said, "I l believe, Mr.. B., it is
time to take our positions The old fashioned
suitor, IN the act of dividing pack for the next
dealer courteously replied, No madam, mean
to keep my position-when ladies shuttle, 1
cut"
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-06-26

TYPICAL.-An interesting little contest took
place in our Office yesterday afternoon, between
the operative force employed therein It was a
trial of speed at setting type for one hour-the
prize beautiful Siicer Rule. Five comnositors
were listed for the race, which finally settled
down to two. One of them set / ,452 ems, and
the other 1916 in the time above named Int the
proof of the latter requiring less time for correc-
ton than the former he enabled to make up
the deficiency before his competitor could correct
his proof. The name of the winner is Herbert c.
Armstrong'-a young compositor-and may be
Ill Herald
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-06-26

THE SESSION OF CONGREss-It is definitely
settled is to be prolonged to the 25th inst, the
House Saturday having adopted the Senate
resolution for that purpose. A proposition to
amend by naming Wednesday next, was rejected.
The halls of Congress will not, therefore, empty
themselves to-day, and the democratic members
augment The crowd upon the Convention in Bal
timore, had been anticipated when the 18th
was first resolved upon by the House for adjourn
ment. The two houses of Congress have
ample time to considerably close up the necessa-
ry busines Of the session; provided they do not
suffer themselves to be too mnch distracted by
the boiling political cauldron in this city-Bahi.
7nC.e ,S1;n
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-06-26

baltimore, June 2O--1he ConVenClOn met
at 2. NJ. and adjourned till tomorrow 10
A M.
SECOND DESPATCH
Mr.. Avery, of North Carolina, Mr.. Salisbury,
of Deleware, and other Southern delegates, waited
to-day on Dean Richmond, Chairman of the New
York delegation, with proposition to admit all
the seeding delegates, with the understanding
that candidate shall be nominated who was
voted for at Charleston; thus excluding Douglas,
Hunter, Dickinson, Lane, Guthrie, Davis and
Johnson. But it is not probable that this propo-
siton will be accepted.
There is no foundation for the report that the
Douglasites have threatened to withdraw from
the Convention, under any circumstances.
1t is rumored that the delay of the report of
the Committee on Credentials will embarrass the
Seceders' Convention in Richmond, which adver-
tised to re-assomble tomorrow; but this is not
entitled to credence, it is known that the Presi
dent of that Convention, together with the South
Carolina and other delegates. near Richmond
ready to meet at the appointed time and adjourn
from day to day till the rising of the Convention
here
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-06-26

We give elsewhere the latest news from Balti-
more received by mail Fire-eaters, bruisers and
revolvers seem to abound, and seeming pros
pect of harmony. The friends of Douglas, gener-
aIls, seem to behave themselves gentlemen, but
the freeate have been guilty of many rowdy
demonstrations. We fear that the democracy, or
rather the leaders thereof are going to the devil
as fast as possible. If they break up at Bati-
more Lincoln will have an easy time of it. We
must wait patiently till Monday however fthis is
written on Saturday, for further news.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-06-26
The n. 7 Day Book says:

That profound body Of Solons, the Massachu-
setts Legislature, which especially convened
by 'the Bobbin Boy has adjourned. It decided
two important question: First, that diseased cat
tie may be killed: and, second, that Summers
last speech is sound republican doctrine. Gov
Banks will please accept our thanks for calling
these Solons together
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-06-26
NEW ORLEANS ITEMS.

NEW ORLEANS, June l8-The new City Govern
ment was inaugurated to-day with the usual cere
monies.
Ex-Mayor Charles M. Waterman has been mis-
sing since Thursday. Circumstances undoubt-
edy indicate his suicide by drowning. There is
immense excitement prevailing in Consequence
of this sad affair
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-06-26
Tsia ygi:scn @cE.ncls.

The Animal examinations Of the two flourish
ing Schools at Wilson have just closed. We
copy the following article from the Wilson Led
ger:
Dr. Deems SehoolS.-The closing exercises of
these schools Were Of very interesting nature
The students acquitted themselves we'll, both
in private examination and public exhibition.
In everything discernible the marks of un-
wearied culture and great painstaking.
If the proficiency of the scholar may be consid-
cred a criterion of the teachers capacity, are
compelled to believe that no school in the land is
presided over by instructors more competent to fill
their posts, or more conscientiously desirous of
discharging their duties.
The annual sermon was preached on Tuesday
evening" by Rev. X. T. Iefin, of the Christian
Advocate, and was marked by the usual zeal and
well known ability of its pious author.
On Wednesday morning the customary declam-
atorv exhibition came off, and the most critical
elocutionist in the land, had he been present,
could not fail to have applauded some of these
efforts as having the ring of genuine eloquence.
The large audience testified their frequent adm-
ration by tumultu,u us applause Several of the
speeches were original. and reflected much
credit on the composer as on the deliver. Cadets
Lucas of HYDE Duncan. of Wilmington Shack
leford (Theodore) of Wilmington Anderson of
Wilmington, and Deems, of Wilson, especially
distinguished themselves, not only in this part,
but throughout the entire weeks programme.
The Literary address was delivered by George
V. Strong ESQ of Goldsboro', on Wednesday
one of the most intelligent and refined audiences
ever assembled in Wilson. The reputation of the
speaker had attracted many persons from a dis
tance, and, something unusual, no one at all
disappointed. The theme treated of was an old
one-we might almost say trite one-but it was
discussed in an entirely original and novel
manner. "True Happiness, how to attain it,
was presented in a manner earnest, truthful, and
elouuent-couched in language simple, yet
vigorous, and did not more credit to Mr.. Strong
head than heart
But one oppinion expressed of its merits,
and that was of highly fattering nature.
A COPY no doubt, has been secured for publica-
ton. ..
The Young Ladies Musical soiree came off at
NIGHT of the same time. We were not present,
but were well represented by a lady whose oppin
ion on matters of music is our standard no of taste
She was satisfied with the exercises The man
ner in which several pieces were rendered
makes them deserving of a particular notice, but
lack of room forbids These schools are in a
yerv Aourishing condition. About $50 pupils
were entered during the last SCHOLASTIC year,
The examination at the 4" Wilson Schools is
now progressing We shall be able to lay before
our readers a short report of it in our next
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-06-26

Rumored DaeJ Bet,oeen Baltimore DeIegates-
The Boston Journal states upon the authority of
private dispatch, that among the preliminary
proceedings of the Democracy at Baltimore there
IS likely to be duel between the Hon J. Cava-
naugh, of Minnesota, and Col. J. H. Wright, of
Boston, a Mexican war hero
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-06-26
WEEKLY PROGRESS
SATURDAY MORNING, JUNE 23, 1860.
Baltimore Convention.

We give the latest news by mail, from Bati-
more, elsewhere, but it amounts to nothing. We
came down from Goldsboro' yesterday, and up to
the time of leaving there, 10 o'clock, news had
been received further than brought by the mail
of Thursday The Convention had done one
sensible thing in refusing seats to Yancey and
the other scccders, but Yancey, Avery and 9th
er agitators doing all they could at last ac-
counts to have the scenes which disgraced the
partcipators at Charleston, enacted over again
If the Convention breaks up in and the
party loses its influence and power the conserva-
tive men of the country may thank such men as
Ysncey and Avery for it. A day or two will tell
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-06-26
COMPLIMENTARY.

The annexed letter from prominent gentle
man residing III Augusta, Ga, addressed to gen
tleman of this city, referring to an article Of
Chewing Tobacco manufactured by Messrs. Jno
O. King & Brother, of Charlotte, is well caicula-
ted to bring more favorably before the public
the mandatory and tobacco prepared by these
gentlemen. They aro every way
worthy the patronage Of the public. But to the
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-06-26
ATGTSTA. Ga June 7. 1857

DEAR SIR The box containing The Weed,''
kindly secured by you forus, has. arrived in good
order and is found in every way satisfactory. The
manufacturer has if possible, improved on the
Dunbar specimen and established the fact that
old Rip Van Wrinkle can beat all creation in ma
king clean sweet and pure article of tobacco
Charlotte BulIet:a
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-06-26

DEsGUsTED.-The Springfield Mass "Re-
publican says: Republicanism is so dead,
that, party, we really lack the stimulus to a
healthy ex element"
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-06-26

A gentleman in Mississippi offers a cup and
saucer. and spoon worth 500 a prize for the
best shirt made By any native young lady in that
State, and exhibited at the next State Fair.
North Carolina ladies receive much better
prizes than that when known to be good shirt.
makers.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-06-26

Ttco Mon N&T@ercd by Circus Compamy-A
terrible fight took place at Montezuma, Ind. be-
tween circus company exhibiting there on Sat
urday week and some of the citizens of that place
III which two OF the latter were killed by being
beaten with the pegs used in fastening down the
canvass. No arrests.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-06-26

FINE PoTAroEs-M Matthews, Esq, will accept
our thanks or lot of very large fine Irish Potatoes
sent yesterday They very acceptable, for
al our potatoes have gone to tops,
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-06-26

On M0NDAY.-We came home somewhat jaded
and worn out yesterday. and having inclina-
tion disposition to attempt to write anything
for this issue, defer the remarks which we intend
to make about Cedar Fork Academy, Wake
COUNTY poitics and other matters till Monday.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-06-26

Great Drought IN Pesterm Missouri-The St
Joseph (Mo.,) Democrat of June 9Th, represents
the drought as being fearful in that vicinity and
adds: A general feeling Of gloom is beginning to
perYade all classes in this usually most prosperous
part Of the State, end unless the parched earth is
speedily visited uith.capi3us rains it is evident
that are to have a repetition of the famous fa-
mine year of 1888
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-06-26
Commence ment at Trinity College.

A friend who present during the examina-
ton exercises which closed at Trinity College on
Thursday has kindly sent US the following:
The exercises of the commencement were very
interesting. The crowd large-estimated at
about 1000 The addresses of the very highest
ORDER and all the speeches by the students were
we'll received, many of them marked with abili-
ty of the highest order. The degree of D. d. was
lin,
The Trustees determined to build Chapel and
other buildings Immediately, and directed the
Executive Committee to put them under con-
tract as soon as they could make arrangements to
do so.
The medals to the graduating classes were de-
livered by E. A., Thompson. Esq, after which
Rev. n. T. Reid in behalf of the graduating class
presented silver goblet and pitcher to DIR Cra-
ven, the President of the Institution, Weather
fne and everybody pleased.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-06-26
J NJ + HARRISON.

nOEEEssTEE burghs Stripes
~. Tickings, Plaids, Denims. Brown and Bleachcd
Bcached Sheeting, with complete assortment of
every articles in this line; for sale at HAKRISONS.
.TuD
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-06-26

The Toronto Leader speaks of the recent dis
covery OF valuable copper mines in the vicinity
of Acton, on the line of the Grand Trunk railway
between Montreal and Quebec, and states that
they are being worked at good profit By a
campanY of Americans
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-06-26

During an examination medical student being
asked the question, When does modification en-
sac replied When you pop the question and
are answered "No.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-06-26
POLITICAL.

Hon. Geo. E. Badger, Elector for the State atlarge
the Bell and Everett ticket will address the peo-
pie of Craven, at Newbern, on Tuesday the 3rd of
July.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-06-26

DIvIDEND.-The Bank of Charlotte has declared
q semi-annual dividend of per cent, payable on
the 4th Of July next. The annual meeting of the
stockholders takes place on Wednesday the 4th
ofJuly.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-06-26

EHNKEsEsNE &Zc.-Embroidered Sleeves
Il and Collars, Lace Collars and Underseevcs,
Work ed Skirts, ,Jaconet and Swiss Bands Jaconet
and Swiss Edging-large supply kept constantly on
hand j NJ i HARRISON
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-06-26

DooTs AND sHoEs.-Gent. and ladies
Boots, Gents Fine Stitched Boots. Childrens. BOYS
and Misses Cater Slippers, &c, &c A large and
complete assortment. For sale by
- j r ARPJSON