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McLean's Volcanic Oil Liniment,

Ths only safe and certain cure Cancers, Piles,
mors, svsllngs and Bronehis Core, Paralysis, Men,
rslga weakness Of Muscles Chronic lnf.mmAtory
Rhspmatsn sufnss Of the Joia Contracted Muscles or
Lgamens, Esraehs Sothaehe Bruises sprains, Fresh
Cuts, Wounds, Ucer, Fever scres Csked BreaIi Sore
Nipples, Burns, ecads Sore Throat
Ss". "' existed, McLExss CELEBRxTsD LINiMENT R |,
q certain remedy.
Thous.nds Of human beings lii. Of
erspitnds aud nissry BY the OF this invaluable remedy
MeLEANS VOLCANIC OIL LINIMENT
Will rehsvs pain almost and Il will clean,
purify and heal the fOues incredible short time.
FOR HORSES AND OTHER ANIMALS.
McLEhES CELEBRATED LINlMENT 10 the only safe
and reliable remsdy for ths Of tPsvn, Rngbons,
Windgals, spints. Unnatural Lumps Nodes OF s~elngs
sprAins Bruisss seratches Craehsd Reels, ChGs Saddle
Collar Calls, Cuts, Sores, Wounds 10 inf4ibs
remedy Apply it as directed and cure s Certain in every
Then trifs onger with the many worthless Lnin.nt,
offered you- Obtain supply Of Dr.. McLEANS CELE
j. II. MCLEAN, Sol. Proprietor,
Corner Third and Pine ttl- s. Loris, Me.
CHARLES sToTT SIS Pa. sv, sole agent in Washing;
ten; r, g 7. ClssEL, Gsorestovn. sHDdwIy
COUGHS, COLDS. noARsENEsS, &o.
CcoMpouND S Ya Tf6 6F. EEf 81 G UNI ARABIC
been long known and extensively used, thst most
psrs have become familiar with its extraordina-
ry esaoy. It bs had at eli the primo pal drug
stores at IS and 81 cents bottle se q d2m& eo4m'
EMBROIDERY STAMPING, on all kinds Of
~ material done IN the best manner, h Q. r.
SCHMlpT'S Toy ami Fancy Store, No. SO Pa.
found q great variety OF beautiful Patterns for
Yokes and Sleeves, Collars and Cuffs, Skirts, Pan
tslets, Bands, Slippers, Cloaks, etc. Please rive
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MEDICINES.
FEVEP INn 1IrE

EL@f IN dND AGUE
caneed by the mlasm exhalatlou evolved fto~r
When absorbed INTO the oiroulatlon ~ kScomse a.
Irritating virus IN the blood which de- sns "a Ard
destroys the health Of the whole systsm IA have
long sought, and have st length found an snfidote
AYERS AGUE CURE,
whIch neutralzes this nalanous poisou I'm AZ q
blood, sud s muiates the Liver 20 expe IL from IL
body Its aoton npon the ~ stem is in ysusby sure
ana It's cure OF Ftrr asd AeSe, and ktpdred CON !
plslnts certain. III taken an season 10 expsis the
sIrns from the system es It is absorbed, and thus
keeps those who use the CURE free from its At
noks, keeps the system In health. although en-
posed % the disease. Consequent it not only
cures but protects from the Erest variety Of afso
encs. spoh ss Remi5tent Fever. Chill Fever, Dumb.
OF MASKED Agpe, Periodical Headache. or Blllious
Headache, Bilious Fevers, Neurslgia Rhsuma-
tsm, Gout, Blindness, Toothaoe, Earaehe, "a
tArrh, Asthma, Palpitstions, PAINFUL AfectIons Of
as me Ssleen, hysser.os cole Pstel,a,. and Pam
which, when aItlnE rom this cause, Will be fou nd
TO assume more or less the intermittent type This
AGUR CURE" removes the cause of these derapre-
ments, and cures the disease.
mes Co expe the virus from the system: and these
organs BY degrees become abtuated 20 do ths their
once oil their own acoord. Hence arises what
term dceliy1 1dtdftoa. Time may accomplish the
same end, but often life 10 not long enosrh, or ia
ascrIhced M IN the attempt, while this rtsuI CURk"
use Of this in a etes OF cases, has shown il 10
be q surer well q safer remedy for the W hole
class OF diseases which are caused By the masma-
tho infection, than any other which has been dIs-
covered; and u has stall another important sdvsn-
sge 10 the public, which is that IL Is cheap ss well
Prepared by DR.. J. C. AVER CO Lowell.
Mass. no is eoim
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By A. GREEN, Auot,opeer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BUILD
ING Lors ON TENTH STREET WEST, RErwBKN
DANp STREETS NORTH. AT AUcTIoN.-On WE'D
NESDA \, November 18th, 1860, shall sell in front
OF the premises, at O'cloos p. m, by virtue of a
deed oftrus to the subscriber bearing date the Sd
No. 1884, foliOs III, &c., of the land records for
Wasbington county, in the District of Co umhia,
the following described property, lying and being
In the city of Washington, District aforesaid, VIZ:
All that piece or parcel OF ground known and land
down on the Plat of SAID oity the north half Of
thirteen, (t3) In square nun bered three hundred
and seventy eight, (5s and comprised In the fol-
lowing metes and bounds, to Wit COmmencing ng for
the said haff lot numbered twelve at the northwest
corner OF said tot, and running thence south with
the line OF Tenth at eet west twenty FIVE feet SIX
one hundred and seven feet two inches (lC7 feet :
to the rear Of SAID lott thence north TWENTY
hve feet SIX and a hafInohes rs feet 6 Inches To
the point OF division between said lots twelve and
thirteen; and thence west with said division line
one hundred and seven feet two inc he's on feet
and beginning for the said part of lot Is at south
wost corner Of said lot, on Tenth street west, and
running thence north with the line of l. tn street
west twenty Ave feet. Us fset,) thence east one
hundred and seven feet two inches l0 ftet2 inches)
TO the rear OF said lott thence south twenty FIVE 25
and is; and thence vest with said division line one
hundred and seven feet two inches 07 feet nohes)
TO Tenth street west and place of Seg inIng with
the improvements, which are q brick dwelling
house, DE.
Terms cash. All oonveyanoing at the cost of
the purchaser. Should the terms not be com Piled
with IN hvo days the Trustee reserves the right to
resell the property at the risk and cost Of the 6rst
purchaser, E. C. .CARRINGTON. Trustee.
no l6-ddds A. GREEN, Auct
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AUCTION SALES.
By A. GREEN, Auotioneer

SALE OF EXCELLENT AND NEARLY
- Nnw HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITuKE Al
AgeII;sNaOn ,S I;sO FRIDAY, the 2sd inst shall sell
10 O'Clock a. m. at the residence of gentleman
declining housekeeping. on Tenth street. between
and ste. north, No. 34S, Furniture, VIE: -
One walnut Parlor Suit, six pieces,
Mahogany, kOsevood, Marble top Center Tables,
Rosewood Reception Chairs and Vases,
sleepy Hollow and Walnut Wbatnot,
Mahogany Wardro5es and Bedsteads,
Marble top Dressing and other Bureaus,
Marble top and Mahogany Wash Sinks, t#.
hne lot of Engravings, of various sorts,
Wal Tut Tables and Cane seat Chairs,
One hne Cottage Set,
Gilt and other LOOKING Glasses,
Feather Beds, Pillows and Bolsters,
Blankets, Comforts. Quilts, Sheets and Cases,
Hair, Cotton top and Husk Mattresses,
Cottage, Double and Single Bedsteads,
One ten feet Extens ION Table, (walnut,)
BRUSSELS. Ingram and other Carpsts,
yenetlen CsIpst and Starr Rods,
Ollclnth. NJ ats and Gas Chandeliers,
Knives, Forks. Tea and Table Spoons,
One Impletc Dinner Set,
China, Glass and CTockery Ware,
Parier Radiator and Air-tight Stoves,
One Morning star Cooking Stove, nearly new,
A lsfge lot of Kitchen Req quIstes nd many other
articles too numerous to enumerats.
Terms: All sums of and under S25 cash over
US credit OF go and 80 days for notes satisacto
rily endorsed, bearing interest.
no ls - A. GREEN, Auot.
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EXPULSION FROM GEORGIA "A corYespondent
Of the New York Express, writing from kugusta
Ga says: "Dr. Thayer, Homeopathic Doctor
from the North, has been expelled from this CITY,
~ statsd. He boasted In the North, when he had
fhieve, and negro drivers-and that be had come
North 10 spend the money among gentlemen
THIS northern statement was reported back here
when DR.. Thayer returned here to make more
money among the 'thieves and negro drivers
and the consequence was that he was politely re-
quested to quit our uncongenial society Not ap-
preciating The invitation, be threatened law suits
agsinst such as had circulated this statement
strong, under the advice Of wise men, II not
fiends be aud bis wife qait us, TO continue his
residence among northern gentlemen. We hope
his absence.n
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Helmbold's Genuine Preparation

HIGHLY CONCENTRATEp"
. pCc0MPOUND FLUID EXTRACT BUcHB
E9r Diseases Of the BLADDER, KIDNEYS.
6RRhhvEEL, Rh;s s3d DR0PsIckL swELEINss
and excites the ABSOR BENTS into heslthy 40,
ton, BY which the WATERY OR CAL,cERbls
MENTS are reduced, a. vel a. PAIN and IN
PLANTATION, audts good for
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JOURNALISM IN PARIs-Oh Fogy Method o f
Conducting French NepspapeTS-To those
who have observed the country-looking an.
pearance Of the French newspapers, the fol-
respondent OF the New York World, will not
be surprising:
Speaking OF newspapers, reminds me of how
far behind the American press are the journals
OF France, In many important particulars and
In none more so than in their cumbrous slow
and inconvenient business management In
this respect they have not changed particle
for hundred years past, and for ''slowness"
and inconvenience, their management will vie
with any of our slowest country journals.
What would you think, for instance. in the
publication office Of journal Of the city of
New York, if, after q certain hour In the day,
the clerk should refuse to take subscription
l went into the publication bureau of the Con-
stitutionnel few days since, for the purpose
Of subscribing. After some little trouble
found the clerk who takes the city subscrip-
tons, and he appearing very much surprised
to see me, asked me what desired; and upon
my informing him, in the blandest and most
polite manner possible, that I wished to be-
come subscriber to his valued Journal" he
informed me as blandly, but with an evident
surprise at my ignorance, that the Office was
'JeTmc," it being then few minutes after
four clock; and upon pressing my Inquiries
he was kind enough to convey to my benighted
intellect the information that subscriptions
were only received from 10 q. m. to f. D. m +;
so the next day, at noon, won't and sub
scribed.
For the daily papers Of Paris no subscrip-
ton is taken for less period than three months,
and which very properly is required to be paid
in advance. Then the subscription must either
date from the first or the fifteenth of the
month; and q person subscribing on the tenth
must either not commence receiving his Jour-
nal for five days afterward, or, in case he
wishes his subscription to date from the frst,
the clerk, when he subscribcs, hands him the
ten back papers. Then the newspapers are
sent out, and all my journals come to me in
that way-carefully folded up and surrounded
with band, on which is printed my name and
address, the name of the journal, the date at
which L subscribed, and the date at which my
subscription terminates. How much simpler
and easier than all this is our system of daily
and weekly subscriptions, payable to the car
rier' Among other good chances for Ameri-
can capitalists in Paris, it seems to me that
there is an excellent opportunity to start q
newspaper on the ''fsst" American plan.
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uEOMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT BUCHB
k1ist,:s ad e; ssItcAPGREF LtPSssEYs'
h SSSs sIa g: Il TkTEES Sk
FLRNMTssssTfsi66sSSu FLRNMTss 66sSSuss s PAIN and IN
MEN, WOMEN, OR CHILDREN
HELMBoLD's EXTRACT RucHU,
Arising from EIoesses, Habits Of Dissipstion
Early indlseTstiSn e K5p.s; -.
S Msmofy. 'f"0h Dotl.y Sf sfsssSs. 81 sSs.
Horror o OF Of Disease, w.fssaines..;; wfsiG.;
ss sssdi the f:.ssi Il 6: s.s,.
D,n''' y P9fB 3i ff1 FFSssSSsct z .h' f''
osE 9. AFnhhHIEzs AZ hl.s
Tho can ssy thst hef Are not followed
:, %iNsRNiTE, kN6 f57 7c6Ss9MprIoN.
Many are swsrs Of the esnse OF their an nferipg,
THE kSgTS M Afkkt HAfkt tfSsENNEE SSoENNSEEssY sssYLuMs
And rae Mslaneheir DEATHS ~ Cossxssyt,er
III $Ha SFaSSS 4 S If
Wa'sl HnxsOlD's ES,TkHtT 'fH BDcHU a @ :.Ss-s-
Trial WILL CONVINCE TIE nosT sEKsrIcAL.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
OLD IN e RaHss S!s$sS EtfSs5ED on on
s sfs' iSHs 3 sy
te@sSy ETseastions Gtocrstsd y sam soss stss.
OF the Uterus, keuooTIhoss or Whites, steIiliy,
arising from indiscretiOr. Habits Of Disaipsu6n.
/ DECLINE Or CHANCE OF LIFE.
NO FAMILY sh6ttfESS sE WITHOUT IT
n'd aEIGsofrDs scfi5ss't kSrRHcf sff BSCk6
SECRET fbhisEAsEs
lad. L asI Or no sss sssS:s Diet
Zsd 10 EzyosWs.
s.uses ,s ffsSusnt desire sSa s,yss strength 10
ur...
- nAllsyIns Pan AID Iaasmm.tlSn, % fTss vent 10
D'''fTriaa Tao6sHSbs aSs sSID 'r Gf6T srsf
WHO HAvK BKRN THE VICTIMS OF QuAcks,
tune, have found they were deceived. and that de
hs % ne ..sn g sI.s
out in an aggravated form. and
PERHAPS AFTER MARRIAGE.
Use HF1MsoLD'. EtraAcr BUcHufOr o. saso-
uOa' .nU - fGEiSARY ORGANS.
whistler '1aisaf MREE L OR FEMALE,
so% IoSG sfS 20 matter Of
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
Is THE GREAT DIuRETlC,
sSs ssI's GSH { saH' E. S'iis
% 'Sifii cERFfFIsxIEs Sas rs IF y .! CURES:
WITH Nsecff scfEScE SfSEs kSb nj FAME.
Price 81. 90 per bottle, or SIN fer $500.
DelivereatO any Address, securely packed fro
DESCRIBE SYMPTOMS IN ALL CoMNpNrclrIoys.
Cures Guaranteed! Advice Grsds 70
AFFIDAVIT.
the city Of n r. HIInboI D. Who being
duly sworn, doth say. his preparsnsns contain no
but are purely vegetable. H. r. HELMBOLD
Sworn and subscribed before me, this nd day Of
WM p. HIBBERD, Ald~p.e.-
Ninth street, above Race, Phlla.
Address letters for information in e0nfdenee %
o..,, n. soLHi III @ @aELMsoLp: &c ChsTist ps.,.
Arb SSEwUhNkPTk wUhNPkfNEcHffGYHD az cHf3GYhTbbEkEEEEIEMas bkEEEMas,
Who ePdesvor 70 dispose 'or rHKn owN' and
"oTHKR" ARTICLES ON THK REPUTATION ArTAINIp
Rembold's Genuine Prepsrsaons,
|. a EItIsot sses..
Improved Rose wssh.
Sold by 8. b. WAITE, sac Seventh strsst, and 8.
G. FoRp, JR., corner Penn. avenue and Eleventh
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F U 81 s.
have now ready for exhibition and sale nv stock
OF FURS, TO which invite the attention of the la
dies. have taken great osre in the selection And
feel assured they unsurpassed 10 quality style
and wor kmanship. The assortment consists of all
the most fashionable ENDS. -
HUDSON'S. BAY SABLE,
CANADA SABLE,
STONE MARTEN,
ROYAL ERMINE,
RUSSIAN FITCH,
SIBERIAN SQUIRREL,
and many other varieties.
FUR foil kinds for Trimming,
Also, q enc variety Of CARRIAGE ROBES
will be made to please.
All Furs sod by their real names, and warranted
to be as represented. JAS Y DAVIS.
no ssw Un. Con &States.i late Todd & Go.
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M GAS FIXTU URES,
w Have In store. and are daI- y recsIvrrg g A s
FIXTURES Of entirely New Patterns and Oesisns
and Finish superior in style to anything heretofore
offered IN this market. We invite citizens general
Y to call and examine our stock of Gas and Water
Fixtures, feeling confident that We have the best
selected stock in Washington 'o-
ALI Work in the above line Intrusted 10 our care
VIII be promptly attended to.
MYERS & McGHAN.
mar ST. 3SG n StrAAt
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wHAr MAY BE LRARNEp WHEN Up TRRR-
What is at present the most striking evergreen in
=. CT -.- .-
The Sea Cedaf-aist 10, - .g..-rrs
What are the fayorite nuts Of ths aly!saa
Ham z1olsds and Chesthuts 81 81 I ~
Talking Of sprouts-What Is the gist Of the
whole CONFLICT!
The proclamation Gist Issued
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BEN Y. FRENCH. WIN. y. RIcHsTElN,
NEW FIRM
FIR CH RiCHST
Successors TO VIM, F. Bdylv.)
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
BOOKS, STATIONERY, AND PERIODICALS,
No. 27s PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
Wedding and Visiting Cards neatly engraved
and printed.
Paper and Envelopes Stamped with Initial with
ont extra charge.
Subscriptions received for all the Weekly Papers
and Magazines; also. New York Herald, Tines
and Tribune.
Cal and examine our stock.
Al bound Books sOld from 10 10 50 per cent. less
than the Publishers prices.
ITAny Books not on hand ordered with dis
patch from London, Paris, New York, Boston
and PhiiaaelphIa. 90 a. i'm
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COUGHS, COLDS. HOARsENEsS, &o.
" TYLER
B. HALL
ISRAEL ETibf bbEMING

+ ISRAELI DEMING, I5lL---
Whse.sle and Retail pes!ers in hne FAMILY
QUOks OF AL kinds. A fresh stock Just opened
Good Sugar cents per pound. Cal Al No SaI III
street. between ID and Louisiana av oc s-tf
FRENcH & RIcRsrEiN-s. No. ars Penn.
avenue and LOOK at their sssortmsnt Of Military
WORKS, VIZ; Dictlonsry ofthe United stsses, 6ll-
Iscncs, Military Laws, &e, &e.- AL the Nllra,y.
Masonic, Chess, Billiards, and Mechanical Books
always on hand. 7 y - - - - no 10
CHICKERING q SONS UNRlVALED Pi-
John r. ELLIS.
nos 800 Pa. sv., between ssh md 10Th sts.
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VI FORMERLY Miss l.. 3. ENGLIs rs =
A, ,BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL.
The duties Of this institution will be resumed on
the first Monday in September next
The course of instruction embraces all that is
taught, from the rudimelts to the most ~hly I'm
isned education.
The corps Of teachers, ten In number, are emi-
nently qualified and experienced in their several
departments.
Lectures Friday evenings on the Natural Sciences
without charge to the pupils.
Clrcu ars may be obtained by addressing the Prin-
clpal Miss NJ. j. NARROWER, Georgetown, D. C.
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EDUCATIONAL.
A. g, DEVIt,I,IERS

E.sslHsseas ER.ssSsslHssa s:sE Is
~, has the honor to announce to the public that h,
mas resumed his lessons Ia the above languages
street, between iath and 18th sts French Cis.s Il
M1lcn Mn1icn Young ladies' will be admitted. This olas
Ts%s %ss rssf ss q
arranssm ,ntg made for lessons given in schools.
zes sh;lit offers the best references ss to hi
zool, eonIty, &c, &C. - 90 A-lm
L HOSE Parents who wish their danshter to re-
oelye thorough and systematic educatIon where
sass1 .asT ssGa training will receive daily and sgeq.
visit the U9ion Female Academy. corner -Four.
- " 'N Nh Mr. MRS. RS z. RICHARDS,
GU uSo-u Principals.
FEMALE BQARDING AND Day SCHOOL
The sSSas q
VIII commence on Tuesday, September lsth IN the
house recently occupied BY Sylvester Scott, ESQ,
:, The course Of study pursued will comprise all
the branches reg uiste 10 thorough English Edu
Sssipa anu Music' French, Latin and Drawing, il
In addition to day scholars, Mrs. Mccormick is
lily, will be under her Immediate care and supervi-
round them with the comforts and kindly ind usnces
Harrison, Rev. D. F. Sprgg, William d. Fowle.
Esq, Edgar Snowden, Esq, Edmund F Wilmer
Esq k6Ssyy, kHsSssy MtHi6T,y HSnyg, Esa, Lewis Msksnze
Editor Evening Star, Benjamin Waters, Esq las
kEEtwlsle Es.ss h. iI Esq Col johH WI Minor, Loudoun
Brothers.
Board. with Tuition in all the English Branches
Sd0for the annual sesslon-payable semi annually
Music and Languages at Professors prices.
I n .
Newbern weekly progress. [volume] (Newbern, N.C.) 1858-1863, 1860-03-20
The Steamboa. Post Roy.

The Stockholders of the Newbern, Washington
and Hyde County Steamboat Company met at the
CASTOR House. Newbern March l3, 1860, at 8 p. III
The meeting organized by calling Samuel
Mann, Esq, of Hyde County to the Chair, and AZ
pointing Thos. j. Mitchell Secretary.
w. II. Oliver read series of bylaws which We're
adopted
Il. L. Myers of Washington was elected President
and Jones Spencer and David S. Gibbs, of Hyde
Cou2ty, and Joseph D. Myers and john +. Foard, of
Newborn, were elected Directors for the ensuing
year.
: On motion, the meeting adjourned
SAMUEL MANN, Pres't.
THos J. MITCHELL, Sec'y.
Newbern weekly progress. [volume] (Newbern, N.C.) 1858-1863, 1860-03-20

COUNTY CoURT.-Our Court was still in session
yesterday dispatching business with it's usual ac-
tivity
There was but tried that seemed to elicit
much interest, which, as understood, was civil
action for damage, brought by proprietor against
tenant-for damages which, twas argued, had been
done to a store house.
&C. Clark, Esq, appeared for plaintiff, and Jas.
W. Bryan, ESQ., for defendant. The case was ar
gued with great force and eoquence by both gen
tlemen, and the jury returned verdict IN favor of
defendant
This same suit was tried once before with a SINH
lar result that occasion, however the jury hung
for considerable time, and on this occasion of
the Jurors, doubt thinking that they might hang
again. took the precaution to prepare for emergen-
cies before entering the room, which he did by de-
posting a jug of whisky in one pocket and huge
ginger cake in the other man thus qualified could
not fail to come to righteous conclusion.
Newbern weekly progress. [volume] (Newbern, N.C.) 1858-1863, 1860-03-20

We regret to learn that one of the largest
manufacturing establishments in the State, loca-.
ted III this city, owing to the falling off in South
ern trade, and the scarcity of Government orders
is about to suspend large amount of work in
progress, and discharge some hundreds of hands,
W no have been kept employed during the winter
months through the hberality of its propriter.-
Hartford Conn. Times
hod ,he people nad h to with
are constantly interfering with their rights. we
Nigh expect some improvement in sentiment and
conduct there but northern papers state that
southerners are now-i that section buying as
largely as ever It is useless to talk about with
drawing patronage-people will trade where they
think they can buy cheapest, regardless of poll
tics, religion or anything else.-Charlotts Dem
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Fearful Death,

Read and ponder the following item from the
Norfolk Day Book, ye who drink poison whisky
as if it were water:
Mania Potu-A gentleman of middle age was
attacked with delirium tremens. He fought the
surrounding snakes for few days and then told
his friends that he was dead. He lay stretched
upon his bed for minutes, when he arose.
walked into another room and complained that
he had forgotten something in his will. He added
a codcil. requesting his employers to take his son
into their employment as his successor i'll his bus
bed and began to because his body had been
stolen, asserting thathe left it upon the bed few
moments before, and that some of the attendants
had taken il away. Soon the stupor upon
him again, when he laid himself down. and the
tongue that had before wildly insisted on it's
possessor's decease stilled in the cold embrace
of DEATH
Newbern weekly progress. [volume] (Newbern, N.C.) 1858-1863, 1860-03-20
JAS. NJ. KIRKPATRIcK. Sec.
Mosely Hall, March lst, 1860.


JACKSON COUNTY On. c. MINERALs-One
of the editors of the franklin Macon Coz Obser-
yer, who is also assistant State Geologist. says:
We spent last week and a part of the week
before IN Jackson county: Our examination OF
satisfactory. jackson county Is rich in Copper
ores. Some veins have been recently discovered
that promises large yield of an excellent quail
ty. There already eight veins opened, all of
which produce yellow copper and are capable of
yielding large amount. But with the present
facilities for transportation, they cannot be made
available to any great extent unless furnaces be
erected and the smeted on the grounds. The
materials for such operations abundant and
convenient and hope 10 capitalists take
hold of these properties and bring their valuable
contents into ust,