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Newbern weekly progress., 1860-03-06

PERsoNAL-Al, or nearly all the papers in
the State are becoming quite PERSONAL towards
the editor of the Salisbury Banner, Under the
head of personal they announce that John
spelman. Esq, of Salisbury, had married. or been
married unto Miss Mollie Lea of Petersburg
Now, ,oe have been personal too. We will be
further personal and wish the welded couple
many happy days and not too many-b-lessings.
-Hlmington Journal.
The editor of the Journal, (Fnlton. Is. little
dried up suffering bachelor, from accounts,
and knows nothing about matrimonial bless
iurs !''-Wotchnioa.
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NORTH CAROLINA MAKE OF LADIES' FINE
Doors, CATERS, SHOES, AND BRoGANS.-We
have had exhibited to us by Mr.. JOS. w. Stock
ton of this place, samples of Ladies fine Boots,
CATERS, etc, which were manufactured at Thom
asville, in this State that for elegance and finish
ste fltoget her equal to the Northern-made article
and more serviceable, they will wear twice as
long. The prices are about equal.
We also saw in Mr.. Stockton's store several
other North Carolina Fabrics, among them were
plaid and striped Cotton Cloths, that were made
at a factory in Alamance county, which are real
ly beautiful and quality excellent
Mr. Stockton expects to deal largely in South
ern Fabrics hereafter.-IredeH Express.
On the down train the other afternoon at Mi
Ian was gentleman hailing from North of Mason
and Dixon's line. who had heard, few stations
above, very determined expression of opinion
AS to what should be done with the entire North.
Stepping up to the landlord stranger inquired
the fare to Augusta Uncle Bob, being little
deaf, ran his hand in his bosom to draw forth his
ear-trumpet, when the gentleman thinking he in'
tended drawing pistol, and that death was star
ing him in the face, cried out:
Don't shoot Mr.; for Gods sake, don't shoot
I'm going to leave the very next train =
Uncle Bob was astonished the gentleman las
soon as Uncle Bob had drawn his pistol. and ap
piled it) saw his mistake and vanished. amid
the roars of the by y-standers.-Sa0dnnah Ne'os
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Early RecOllectiOns.

To Miss E. J. II, of Ne,obern.
How ike the pensiye strain of some familiar
old song, will the recollectons of our early days
steal upon us. was. thinking to day as sat in
MY window watching the trees as they were
swayd by the wind-of the days ofmy childhood I,
those happy days when I was unconcious of the
troubles and sorrows of life. and as sat and pom
dered memory wandered back to the time when
I first left the lumdrum and noise Of town. TO
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Death Of Rev. Henry Green.

RALEIGH, n. c., Feb. 90, 1860.
Dear Progress Il feel called upon to. write of
an event that am sure will give much pain to
many heart in Newbern.
The Rev Henry Green died this morning at
1890, A. NJ. better man seldom dies His
death was indeed ' the death of the righteous
The sChurch Intelligencer,' of which he was
the Editor will go the as though its gift
ed editor was not laid low in death. Its prospects
are very bright. A.
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SELECTED POETRY.
BY X. F.. X.
CHiI6

BY R. F. r..
Child.
glee;
tie brow
But tell me, tell me. mother dear oh where is sis
ter now?
You said one night, when was sleeping, she clos
ed her lovely eyes,
And Angels came enrobd in white and bore her to
the skies,'
But why should they; dear mother, keep my sister
long away
| know she is tired, too, and longs with me
to play,
OH tell them motier just to britg ny sister to me
now,
want 10 see her laughing smiles and kiss her mar
bic blow
used to see her lneel at night, and whisper sweet
in prayer
While those fond loving eyes of hers would bear
But now alas she's gone from me-soon death
shall press my brow,
Oh tell me- tell me, mother DEAR oh where is sister
She used to take me oft to walk i'll summers joyous
hours,
And teach my little dimpled hands to pluck the gen
tie flowers;
She used to skip with so gay, and play upon the
But tell me- tell me, mother dear, oh! where has
sister gone!
Mother.
Gone my child, to heaven a bo*e,
Where Angels dwellings,
Thy sister, boy, is sleeping now
More beautiful and fair
Within her hand harp was PLACID
crown upon her head.
To realms Of brightest glory there,
Thy sister, boy, has fed!
would not call her back again
Weep not my darling boy,
Thy sister lives-n Heaven reigns
Mid reams of brightest joy!
~ Ports1n0uth Transcript.
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NEWBEEsN A sric ulturaI WAREHOUSE w
WILLIAM H. OLIVER & co,
COM MISS StON MEL c II 4 rs
and dealers in every variety of
Agricultural Implements, Castings,
Fertilizers, Lime, Cement, Plaster, Marble Dust and
Hair Builders Hard ware, Iron aud Steel Nails Iron
AXles. CoopeTS ,CarpenterS and BlacksnithS Tools
Leather and Rubber Banding, Packing Prints, Oils
Brushes, Pot Ware Kersevs, Osnaburgs, Blankets
Shoes aud Hats,
Rope, Canvas and Blocks: =
AGENTS for Clemens Brown & Cos Celebrated
Double Cylinder Gins, Anti Friction Rollers,
Cotton Poughs and Sweeps, Cotton
Hoes, Cotton Bagging and Rope.
- Particularly attention gwen to The sale Of
Cotton and other Produce. Liberal Cash Advances
Peruvian or Manipulated GUANO, constantly ON
hand.
Newbern, Jan 81 w5ml9
Hit County Female Enstitute.-The first
L Session OF this School will open Tuesday the
10th of January, 1860 under the superntendance of
Edwin q. Moore, A. b., assisted by competent in
structOrs.
English including hi gherMatlematEcs, $l3 90
Primary Branches, 10 90
Latin, Greek, French, each extra, , 90
Music with use of instrument, 90 90
Board, exclusive Of lights and tue per month, %
The school is located Mariburo OH the GreeI-
vile and Wilson Plank road, twenty miles. from the
latter place. in Il healthy, moral and intelligent com
munity pains will be spared to secure the health
and comfort of the pupils, while their moral improve
nIents will be cared for well their mental ad
vancclnent.
vance and the balance at the end of the term. Stu
dents will be charged from the time ut entrance and
no deduction viii be made unless III yast Of pro
tractcd illness.
For further particulars, address the Principal, or
j. f. HINES, Frcst.
Marlboro, n. c.. Dec 13. lS59--w;}in
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OuURT of pleas and Quarter session-,
CRANEN COUNTY LccanLLeL IeLna. 1850.

In the 7nntter of FfiSer I. RichurdS0H
The said IIjser V. Richardson exhibit sd f"r Pro
bate in open Court pa per writing purportirg to be
the last will and testament of Joshua Scott dec L.
On motion il is ordered that citations issue 10 .rv
f Scott David Scott Wesley Gray, VIII am {.
Hunter Joseph Murphy and wife Mary Ann 4Iartha
J Won and Margaret sullivan; apd it farther an
pea ing TO the Court that France Gre m Margaret
w Beecher, Edwin Hunter aud William 4 Sullivan
reside beyond the limits of tE.is State ordered
that publication be made tx successive weeks 6L
the Newbern ITogTess i"-f said Frances Margaret
Edward and William >, TO appear at the next Term
of this Court and Sc proceedings ia regard to pro
bate OF sad VIII nd make themselves parties to
witness WV lam G. Bryan, tleTk ef said Court az
NeWherh, ID e 25th day of January. AID. 1860.
Jan oI Wotl9 w. G. BRYAN. Cielk.
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ORIGINAL POETRY.



BY MRS. SUSAN J.. HANCOCK
Come, Oh come, on balmy wing,
Flora, gentle queen of Spring;
On thy hower-laden car,
From the cinnamon isles afar:
Breathe upon the icy streams,
Ihaw them from their wintry dreams,
Wake the warblers of the grove,
Iuue anew their notes of love.
Smile upon the frozen earth,
Calling bud and blossom forth;
Spread Ger the woods a leafy sheen,
Carpet all the hills with green.
Set the bubbling brooks allow,
Singing ever as they go.
Fringe the tanks with moss and fern,
Where the turtle dove doth moan
Sprinkle perfume on the bowers
Gathered from thousand flowers;
Sweetest season in IT, year
Give smile and then tear.
In the dell the violets strew
Fill their fairy cups with dew:
Hang the berrys snowy wreath
Ger the rustic hedge beneath
Where the water lilies blow
And the sweet flag loves to grow.
Come oh come, no longer stay,
Hasten on thy flowery way;
Too long has winter held us clasped
In his cold and icy grasp.
Brush the snow from off the HILL
Thaw the pond down by the mill;
C:othe the har thorn hedge IN bloom
Deck the heath in sedge and broom
Trail the jasmine DER the steep
Where the sparkling waters leap;
And the fnny tribes at play
Slime like Silver mid the spray.
We long to hear the bees low hum,
The grasshopper's chirp and beetles drum,
And see the laughing children play
Among the wildling flowers of May.
hen come thy silFry cloud, Spring, gentle queen
nd throw DER the meadow a network of green,
here butter cups, daises and cowslps so sweet
18th starry eyed primrose and snow drop shall meet
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SHAD FALL ING.-Wc understand that shad are
quite plenty about Knston at 40 cents pair.
quantity brought down the train last evening
tn Newborn for sale. This looks little awkward.
Newbcrn, heretofore, has had pretty good reputa
inn as fish market but that reputation to be
passing away for we have not been able to buy
pair for less than about - cents Ourfish chants
have surely got the market k1ndcr tvi<ted. Can't
thty struirhtrn it ?
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JONATHAN WHAEEY,

y CLOCK & WATCH MAKER, -
Keeps constantly on hand excellent E.IA,
sorment of Watches Clocks, Jewery, Pla at.sE
ted Ware &c, &c. Those wishing any of the above
articles will find it TO their advantage to call and ex-
anime his Stock.
Watches Clocks and Jewelry repaired with neat
and Dispatch on the most reasonable terms.
JONATHAN WHALEY
Craven street, Newbern n. c.
Oct s IS50-wl0m
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,. &. WE HS'S
VI arbIe ard
NEWBERN, n. &.
MuTH}p bOUupPnfS

- = -
The subscriber j.
receiving Il large
stock OF american
aHd Foreign Narblc
and is at all times
prepared to fill of
ders for N0n"mentS.
81 abs anil To n, b.
Stones, OF every de
scription, at les :
than RT H Z II n
prices.
Our work will be
delivered in all parts
of North Carolina
and Virginia Free OF
charge
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-03-06

Warren fIoESE kEPoRTs -Several negroes were
before the Mayors Court yesterday morning for loi-
tering about the shop of regro Sunday last
They were find - 90 and cost which their masters
paid rather than subject them to 90 lashes EACH ex-
ccpt one who appealed to higher cout.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-03-06

TENO the Citizens of Craven and ad5Oi N n &
Coum1ie..-Tne Undersigned r.spectfu ly of
fers his services to the ctzens of Craven ad ad-
Joining counties, as Il surveyor and eveler.
Residence, NeWbern. n. {.
Feb u wit HENRY A. BROWN.
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Hon. d. K. McRae is to deliver his Lecture on
"Genius and Talent at Washington ON to-mor-
row evening.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-03-06

w NaEnish. Lirseed Oil--Raw and Boiled Paris
Chrome, Saxon aud Imperial Green, Nerdigris I'm
Der, Terra de Sienna and Vandyke Brown in Oil Dis
temper and Dry, French Liquid Dryer, Coach Copal
Japan and Damask k Narnsh, Artists Colors in Coio
slble Tubes Brushes in great variety, Mineral Paint
&c, &c. for sale by
nov % " JAS. w. GARNER
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-03-06

EARM FOR SAB-E.-The aatters;gned of
= fers for hae his Plantation in the connty of
Jones lying Trent River six miles above Trenton
1t contains four hundred acres in good repair, and
necessary buildings, and all nearly Terms made
easy. .=- THOS J. WHITAKER
Feb. 90, IS60-dltw3t
Democratic Press copy 3 times.
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SOAP !

" manufactured By
W.B. WALKER. NEWBERN, n. C..
At the Maryland State Fair, held in Baltimore in
1854 "a silver medal was award ed to this oap.
Also silver medal from the Franklin institute at
Philadelphia, 1854
Also First premium at the Rhode Island State Fair,
1854.
Sold to merchants in town and throughout the
State at Wholesale only, at New York wholesale pri
ces.
Cash paid for Tallow and Grease
All orders for the above Soap must be address
ed TO Dr. W W. Orrnsbeo, NeWbern, \, c.
Jan2i wifi
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-03-06

The Survey of the Charlotte and Statesville
Railroad, has been completed to Statesville, and
FIVE or six contractors have gone to work on the
Charlotte end Of The line.
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Our workmanship has been generally introduced! n
some thirty counties in North Carolina and speaks
for itself.
Orders by mail will meet with prompt attention and
be faithfully executer
Address j. e. WIER, Newbern, n c.
Jesse Kemp, Esq Travelling Agent.
S.n, ~ ~ w1v
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-03-06

SorTuFVS ANUFACTORIEs.-There has been
much said in the public journals of the country re-
Gently and much, no doubt, will be sad this sum-
mer on political stump soHth of the Potomac, on
the subject of Southern Institutions, and the necesl
tv Of establishing Southern Manufactures; but our
Nev3bernians are speaking in the language, which
nlone can bend the public mind into the proper chan
mol erd bring about the desired result-which, /,
alope can insure the independence of the South
,oainst the Eehest of the North. Newbern instead
of making long gasy speeches, and lpauguratlng
long series of high sounding resolutions has gone to
work to producing of the most common arti-
ces of home consumption For instance Dr. Orms-
bee has been manufacturing a splendid article of
eoan for arVeral months, which glad to say,
j. now being extensively sold not only by the
chants of Newbern, but by those of many other
towns in our State This soap is said, by those who
have tested qualities to be equal if not SUPERIOR
70 Northern soap of its class. DIR. Ormsbee, if suf
ticientIv encouraged will extend his business
TO supply any given quantity and at New York
prices.
Mr. S e Street has made arrangements to manu-
f,cture writing ink III quantities sufficient to supply
the entire south He placed upon our desk, recent
lv a bottle of very fine looking blue ink which he
warrants to be very superior article, and not to
tnrode steel pens. We have not tr:el it yet, but
from its appearance have no doubt it will prove to
he equal to its recommendation Other manufactu-
ring establishments being constructed for the
manufacture of similar articles, which will be no
ticed in due time. The question is, will the people
sustain these men in their laudable undertakings
We shall sec
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TOILET ARTFCIE-

German Cologne in long, short and wick er bottles
Lavender Water;
Bay Rum, superior;
Iubns Extracts. in great variety:
Tooth, Hair and Nail Brushes, large assortment
Dressing Combs
Toilet Bottles;
Powder Boxes and Powder;
Pomades and Ok Marrow;
Hair Dye
Hair Restoratives and Dressings:
Soaps, &c, &c. JAS w GARNER.
nov Y Druggist
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-03-06

WTM. G. KHaTEORD,
w GENERAL GO1fVTSS TSSTONMERCHAN1.
EAST FRONT STREET, NEwBERN, n. c.,
, Agent for SMITHS LINE New York Packe+7"-
Goods received and forwarded
| Feb :. 1850 Win
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-03-06

DR. n. 8. COFFIN,
~ Surgeon Dentist,
Permanently located in tie town of Newbern. Of
fee on South Frcnt Street, opposite the CASTOR
H9Use:
Dec 20wtf
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WEEKLYPROGRESS.
FRIDAY MORNING, MARCH 2. 1860.
f,nte. ofAdver.i.ingi i u the WeeI.Iy Progres.

Rates OfAdverIising z i'm Iiie Weekly Progress.
The following are the only Rates of Advertising
in the Weekly Progress to all save those who con
tract by the year and advertise in both weekly and
daily papers:
One square 10 lines minion) one insertion, 81 co.
Subsequent insertions, each, so cents.
Any rtmber of squares will be charged in proper
ton All advertisements marked (tf) till forbid, Will
be continued till ordered out and charged as above
LocAL CoLUhN.---Notices of legitimate business
character will be inserted in this column at 10 cents
a lire.
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d. W. EVAN & co.
No. 677 Broadway, Ncw-Y ork

N.B.--A aoord of- -Erpianetion to these who have
known us under tf1. style of Evans & Go . Che Iiu-
sness located by us at No. 677 Broadway, New York
CITY is the oldest established house in the country,
Al d j. known world wide as the original Evans X
Cos Gift Bookstore" Many have tax en- the adyin
tace If our popularity to advertise under the
name increase rade-t" protect the few " no
NAV bc uuacquainted with US, would Sfutc tliut
we have no connection with any other CT Book
House-and though many advertise under the name
of Evans & Co. the firm constituted by ID. W.
EVANS and j. II. PRESTON is the first and only
concern rightfulv using the napIe. But to prevent
all confusion III the future. Shall use the stylc
u. W. EVAN g. co,
june w1v 677 Broadway; Newly urk.
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Con.ecration of a church.

4 new and very neat church edifce, (St. Mary
E4,i.copal,) consecrated at Kinston on yester-
day by Bishop Atkinson, assisted by Rev. A. A.
" atson and Rev w. c. Hunter Bishop Atkinson
passed through last evening his way to Beaufort,
nf,a will return we learn, on Saturday and preach
here on Saturday evening and also on Sunday.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-03-06

4 IL EORESI, AEHNFS L kON1E ~ Co,
~ DRY GOODS MERCHANTS
so & 50 Chambers Street, New York,
Would notify the trade that they opening weekly
In new and beautiful patterns, the
" 4 " 5 L T T 4 PRIN rs
also the
AMOSKEAC,
new Print, which excela every Print in the country
tor perfccto of execution and design in full madder
colors. Our Prints are cheaper than any in market
and meeting with extensive sale.
Orders promptly attended to.
Jan 81 wlv
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Let CrerY one c0nS"lt dt$ earn

And buy at EVANS Gift Bookstore, ,cz-
anime the prices of books, see the bcnutitr!
THE gifts SO freely scattered among patrons
BEST and be satisfied that the only economical
PLACE way OF buying books Is at
TO No. 677 Bro0daray,
GET L4targe H0tei BueldinG,
YOUR lie Guarantse PctJt~t ,S0tl&juctioH.
BOOKS J"dge j0f l1"rScreS.
AND Examine our plan of business. Any one
GIFTS can who will Observe the daily dish Ilution
Is of watches, gold and silver; vest, Cidir.Hme
AT and guard chains; bracelets cameo, mosaic,
EVANS coral. gold stone giI and god sets Of pin
GIFT and claoips; lock etc large, medium and small
BOOK size; rings CHASED piaIh ana set with stones,
STORE, cane" g"dstohe coral mosaic hid ch2fdF-
NO led studs and sleeve but ns scarf pins, eros
G77 i~es gold pens and pencils gold pens III sil-
BROAD yer and morocco cases, and ii th"nsoHd 9th
WAY II rHtlcleS ol use an" value
NEW A GIFT with every book worth from JCcts
YORK to Sl00 Scnd for CutniO"ue.
CITY. 1t will cost younothln&, aud VIII be Valua-
bic as a book Ot reference, if thing more.
Address,
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NUMBE r "a.
GIFTS! GIFTS! GIFTS! GIFTS
THE OR1GINAI. GIFT BOOK STORE
d w EVANS 81 co.
iilE b'I BROADWAY, 677 TIE
tItI NEW-10Rk FIFTI
1EAR ESTABLISHED 1854 YTAI

Ihe following is partial Est cf property which
of sale: 0
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THE FIFTH YEAR

SfhU greater 1ILructi1HS,
Gifts Of Grenfer' Ialne and oyirru.
4 stu Larger and Better Seitctcd iSttck Of Pooto
Commissions and Inducements to clubs and f.
agents who willing to devote their time t. Our
business; SO that those who desire can have
- offs and Backs acjthou N0utv. Is,
We shall endeaYor to e. tublish agent in .s-c~y-
town in the United States that all who will nIa
benefit by our liberal system in trade.
We have appointed j. A. WIlALEY our duly ar-
thoriZed agent for NewLctn ami vicinity wi,u y r,
ceive and forward all orders with nteition and ds
patch. G..
4 New ,.ai RECESSED Cutaloctc,
ready for distribution containing every desiralIe
book, old, in pint; and acknowledged
by librarians and literary men to be the most com
pete and best classified ever issued without
cepion.
are ready 10 be given away, mailed free TO any nd
S.,tt th..I,. ..Ll-.
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VIII be given TO the purchasers of Books at the tim.
! of sale:
Gold Watches, English Lever, Pat
S., ent Lever and LepineS, $50 On % 800
Silver Watches, Patent Lever. full
JeweLed, hunting cases openface
=, an, and syl9der eeeapement, u 90 20 10
glasses and two glasses with
sprlng-large and small size with
Cameo, Mosaic. FIorentine Paint ~
ed, Lava, Goldstone Garnet and
Coral Sets uf Pins and Dru;Is < 90 to .,
Ladies Gold Guard Chains, Fancy
r, Neck Chains, Chat elaincs, 90 to Is
Gents Fob and Vest Chains u 10 +, =.
Sets Cameo Goldstune Painted
Mosaic, Garnet, Ouyz, Engraved
and Plain Gold Sleeve Buttons aud
Bosom Studs, m - !,
Gold Pencils, with Pens large. me
dunn and small, ? 50 "a : zo
Silver Pencils, with Gold Pens Itrce.
medium and small size double. and
single extension cases, 90 to 3
God Chased and Plain Rings | 90 T., = 5o
Gents Gold Bosom Pins, Cluster
with Opal, Scarf Pins, Onyz Gar
Rich six Dress Patterns, % 90 q" +" 20 20
Cameo, Mosaic. Coral, Carmel
Chased and Plain @ val Bracelets 90 70 20
Silver and Gold Thimbles so tn f.
Gents Pen and Pocket Knife ~ to -
Pearl and Morocco Porte MONIES, 81 to = 81
ToothpIcks, Watch Keys, Gumd
Slides, 80 70 , ~
Gold crosses, small medium and Iarga, , 90 70 7 ~
Besides other gifts, comprising Il large aud vaIr.-
BILE assortment OF miscellaneous articles, varying
from 81 to$40.
The proprietors of the OLDET ESTBTI I&TJFn
GIFT BOOKSTORE IN THE UNITED STATES.
for the uninterrupted success which has crowned hf
earnest efforts to please during the last four y,al<
would return their suCcre thanks to the hulidlts Ut
thousands who have, III past time seen fit to besto,v
heir liberal patronage upon them; and would fur
ther assure them and the public generally. that
their long expe fence apd est capital Wurlait
them in Offering grea ter Inducements than ever nrI
such out of the reach of any similar establish
he UI in
TIE FIFTH YEAR
of th cir lncatnn in New NnLlk . ilIrndnc..
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re ready 10 be given away, mailed free TO any nd
resS to all parts of the world 1t contains all works
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-03-06

For Sale by the Dealers Generally.
Feb DIV