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Newbern weekly progress. [volume] (Newbern, N.C.) 1858-1863, 1860-09-11

still denouncing the Seceders while they have
all turned political summerset and now ap
| plaud the Seceders and denounce as disorgan
izers the regular national democratic party.
Hau they only apprized us that they were
going over to the iSecedens, or given US the
slightest intimation we could have been look
ing out and might have s0ved ourself but no,
they put us in road where we supposed they
would lead the way but after travelling it for six
short weeks or therebouts they forgot our hum
BILE individuality, hid themselves by the way
side and let us pass on. Now it seems to us
that any political code which would exculpate
them and censure US, would hang man for
kindness shown his mother.
Bold leaders brave defenders of Democratic
usage and party organization! to cover man
with plaudits and his enemies with impreca-
tions, for six whole weeks, and then desert him,
and that man the only nominee of the regular
democratic party for the Presidency. No Ro-
man devotion to organization, usage and prin.
ciple was ever known to equal this. And aoe
with the sin on our shoulders Of having been
true to one man and one organization for four
months, a dis0rganize1! and that in the eyes of
men who deserted US! What an awful respon-
sibility is ours!
The next year or two will bring us all to a
political account however, and the records of
some who are now denouncing the friends of
Douglas will be hard to reconcile before the
people of North Carolina.
We might pursue the subject but believing
that it will be more effective in broken doses
we shall reserve the next instalment for anoth-
er issue Meantime we call upon all the friends
of the Union, everywhere, to stand by it and
determine at all hazards to ''crush OUT fam
aticsm from whatever section it may emenate
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Richmond Enthusiasm for Judge
Douglas.

The regular correspondent of the Petersburg
Express thus mentions the reception and visit
of Senator Douglas to the city of Richmond
Whether he be elected President or not Mr..
Douglas now receives more homage from the
of their affections than any other man. The
correspondent says:
The arrival of the Hon. Stephen A. Douglas at
the Petersburg Depot Friday afternoon about
haf-past six o'clock, was greeted by an immense
concourse Of persons. do not for one moment
believe that they were all political friends of the
g Little Giant" / saw with my own eyes a great
many friends Of Breckinrldge, hundreds of ad-
mrers of Bell. and hosts of the colored population
but they all seemed bent upon one object and that
was to have ocular demonstration of the fact
that they had seen Douglas, who is now occupy
ing so large space in the American mind. Re
was accompanied by quite number of Peters
burg friends ard as soon as the people could be
induced to give way, a space was cleared and
he was conducted to elegant open carriage
drawn by four handsome horses, the head of each
animal ornamented with a waving plume Be-
side him sat the President of the Douglas Demo
cratic Association of this city, Hon. Dunoa X.
McRae, of North Carolina, and j. Travis Rosser,
Esq, of Minnesota
Preceded by. the Armory Band followed by
long train of carriages and omnibusses and flank
ed by dozen more equestrians, the hero of the
hour escorted to Main street, and thence
down Main street to the St. Charles Hotel. All
along the line of procession, the sidewalks were
blocked up with people, and from the windows of
the houses flashed the bright eyes of Richmond's
fairest daughters Whether elected President or
not, the scene donbt peculiarly gratifying
to the Senator from Illinois, well as to those
who desire to honor him with their votes.
At night, the readers of the Express
have already been informed by telegraph, the
Judge spoke from stand in the Capitol Square.
The speech occupied about hour and forty
five minutes. and was listened to by a very large
concourse Of persons The night beautiful
beyond description, and great many ladies
graced the with their lovely appearances.
After the speaking. Judge Douglas escor-
ted back to the St. Charles Hotel, where splen-
did supper had been prepared. Several hundred
sat down to the feast, and among them were many
from Petersburg, Chesterfield and othe places.
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a ILANYaE FEMALE SCHOOL,
n MOREUEAD CITY, n. C..

Has been employed to open thus School on Wednes
day the 9Th of August. He Will be aided by COM
pefent teachers in each department.
English Tuition per Session $40
Latin. Greek, French and Painting, each, $50
Drawing, Embroidery and Wax work, each SO
Music on 1iaEO
Bourd ,iacluding furnished rooms washing
tendance, and tuel,) per session $50
Contingent Fee 81
Expenses due-one half at the middle, and one
half at the close of each session A i0ree and
tortdblc building has been secured, fronting the
Sound and the Ocean. This will be used until the
new Brick School Dri'ding can be completed. The
Young ladies board in the same building with the
Principal and hls Family
w. II. CUNNINGGIM, Jr. Steward
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gAESESFEEB-D'S NEW PATENTED
4 COTTON SCAsAPER AND CHOP


This is one of the greatest inventions to Cotton
growers that has been discovered. 1t will plow both
sides of Il of Cotton and chop it out at the
time, and will SAVE THE LABOR OF EIGHT HANDS
This Plow is arranged that it can be adjusted so
to plow at any depth that may be desired, and
to chop out the Cotton so as to leave standing any
distance that may be required.
The inventor is dcSirous of engaging one two
active and responsible Agents to the State
for the sale of this Plow.
Persons desiring to act Agent. or wishing to OBJ
tain any further information in regard to this mpor
tant invention will please address the undersigned
at Kjnst ON, n. C.. j. A. HARTSFIELD.
JnlN ": :fn
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Political Fossils.

The venerable editor Of the GOtdsbOro Tribune
in his issue of the 25th ut., gets off rery citty
article on the editor of this paper, Judge Douglas
and other prominent personages. The politically
superanuated editor of the Tribune notices our
passing through Goldsboro' and considers it re-
markable that we should dare to attend the Con-
venton in Raleigh Well we did attend it, and
the only disappointment that we experienced was
in not finding venerable friend there; for all
know who know him, and many who don't, that
he has been with every party that has had an ex-
stence in North Carolina for the last twenty five
or thirty years but the Douglas Democracy, the
American or Knownothing party included; and
having been now several weeks in the service
of the Breckinridgers we confidently expected to
meet him at Raleigh the vigorous friend Of Doug
las Those of his friends who remember how
gallantly he defended Van Buren,. Taylor. Scott
and Fillmore would not be surprised at any time
to see him wheel into line and support Douglas
When will political fossils devote themselves
entirely to the things of the other world and let
politics and the wrangling contentious of this life
alone?
We mean nothing personal, gassy, Mr.. Lor-
ring.
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MOVEMENTS OF JUDGE DrUGLAs.--Judge
Douglas passed up the Central Railroad to Staun-
stopped for short time, during which the crowd
including many ladies-which had assembled
availed themselves of the opportunity for in
PRODUCTION,
At Charlottesville the Judge addressed the
large crowd which had collected, in speech of
half an hour in length
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June Is wit

l have recently added to my Cotton Gins G. Nc
Lnden's Improvement Cotton Gin Boxes, by
which Gin will pick about one-thrd more cotton III
day. and improves the quality of the cotton from
&c to &c per pound over any not using this i'm
provement. 1t picks the seed cleaner and prevents
any cotton from clogging on the This improve
ment consists in pIunging the heads of the Cotton
Box ixinches from where the saws pass through the
ribs, in direct line outward, DETECTING from this
line in angle of about fifteen degrees, causing the
cotton as it passes upward to contract and expand
gong downward, thus shifting the cotton SO as to
present a different surfa ~ to the each time.
Messrs A Mitchell & Son, Newbern, are my agents
| for the sale OF Cotton Gins, who WI Eny orders
promptly. July "a wtf - Kidd
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JUDGE DOUGLAS RECEPTION

The reception of Judge Donglas, yesterday
evening must have been in the highest degree
gratifying to him and his friends. To us it was,
we confess, unexpectedly multitudinous and cor
dial. For particulars, refer to local col
umn. If this reception is an indication of Judge
Douglas strength in Richmond, the Breckenridge
men might as well hang their harps on the willow.
For ourselves, we hardly know what to make of
it, and for the present shall only say-Hurrah for
Jackson I=Rich Whio.
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MEDICINES.
DURIFE THE FBF.OOD.
Il nj O + + It's
Vegetable Life Pills npd Phmu6x

-
The high and envied celebrity which these pre-
eminent Medicines have acquired their irvaria be
efficacy III al the diseases which they profess TO cure
has rendered the usual practice of putting not only
unnecessary, but unworthy OF them They are know n
by their fruits: their good works testify for them
and they thrive not by the faith of the credulous
In alt cases
OF Asthma, Acute and Chronic Rheumatism Alice
tionS OF the Bladder and Kidnevs
Bilious FererS and Licsr Complaints
In the South and West where these diseases prevail
TREY viii be found invaluable. Planters farmers and
others, who once these medicines will never af
terwards be without them
Bilious Ch,lc and Serious IooSeness BiIes Cos.
tiveness, Colds and Coughs Cholic
C0HSumPaIon- Sed with great success in this disease
Corrupt HUmorS. Drop$ieS
DH%PPS'a-Nop person with fhls distressing disease
should delay using these medicines mediutely
ErWpttor:s IF the Sk,n.
ErySip,ias and EIatuIency
Ffrrr and A%V"-For inns scourge OF the W estaru
country these medicines VIII be found Il safe speedy
and certain remedy Other medicines leave the svs-
TEN subject to Il Ieturn of the disease-a cure by
these Inedlcines Is permanent. Try theni be salts
fed, aud he cured.
Eo~tHess gt Complexion
General Debility
Inward Fever, Intamato-y Rheumatism Impure
Blood, jauriicr, Loss of Appetite
LircT COMPLAINTS LcProsy. Lcosencss Nercxrta
Diseases.
Never fails to eradicate entirely all the effects of
prepaI alton "t StrsapaIiIi;.
NISi4t SWtdiS, NelNHGS pehttV. Nervous Com
plants OF all kinds, Organic Affections Papitation
OF the Heart, Painters Chohc
pics.
The "li"ina! proprietor vt these medicines was
curet, at Piles OF 81 years standing by the use of
these. Life Medicines alone.
Pains in the head side, back, limbs, Joints, and
organs.
RkcnmatiSm
Those afflicted! with this terrible disease will he
sure OF Relief by the Liie Medicines.
Rush ef Blood to the Head, Scasry, SIT Rheum,
SdcdiRgS.
Scrcf"3a, Kings Er,} in It's worst forms Ulcers,
{" every description.
U3rms of all kinds "tfertuav expelled by
these medicines. Parents will do wellto administer
them Whenever their existence is suspected. Relief
viii be certain.
Tie Life P:LiS and PAuniE BHters
P&r!ty the BLood,
And thus remove MI disease from the system
Prepared by DIR. WILLIAM Is. MOFFAT
No SO Broadway
For sale by all Druggists. iMotfat Buildingl, Y.
may - d& wlv
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LATER FROM EUROPE.

ST. JOINS, Sept. 3.-The City of Manchester
passed Cape Rocc to-day, with dates from Liv-
crpool via, Queenstown, to the 23d.
Gaaribaldi had landed at Caabria, and the
Calabrians had revolted, openly, in his favor.
The Garibaldians had met with some successes.
COMMERCIAL.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 23.--Cotton firm. Bread
stuffs buovant. Provisions dull.
LONDON, Aug. 23.-Wheat slightly advanced
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ORIGINAL POETRY.
Musings of an Invalid.
PyTaURA EGGLESTON.


BY LAURA EGGLEsToN.
Earth's fairest things are fading,
And vanish from our sight:
Our hearts with grief are laden
To miss the good, and bright:
The birds that sings the sweetest,
The soonest fit away:
And rainbow gems are feetest,-
And violets decay.
Deaths icy wings are sweeping
The lawns of life around:
Reckless of signs, or weeping.
And friendships holy grounds;
A fair, young sister sleepeth,
Beneath the Pail, so chilled
The brother. DER her weepeth,
Aye, mournfully and still
Wrapt in the last cold slumberS,
The Youthful poet lies:
No more his silvery numbers
Above his Harp shall rise !
Here, fall, a sire, and mother.
And there sweet children die:
Earth's pilgrims-all, nre mourners,
Who hath not breuthed sigh
o. Earth the scene of trouble,
Whence tears forever flow:
Thou art vapour-b bubble,
A tale of bliss or woe!
Beyond thy sombre portals,
Lies the fair land of rest:
Where spirits live: immortals
With saints, and angels blest.
There Christ, our elder brother,
In glorious state and Love,
Is making up his jewels
To shine with him above:
The tree of Life supernal,
Is waving over all
And songs of peace eternal,
Ring in Empyrean Hall!
In these immortal regions
No sin, or pain can come 4:
Nor Death with his pale legions,
an mar lIlbL hShfShIJ hohiS,
For It's Jehovah's palace,
In starry realms of space:
He pours from Loves gold chalice
The waves that cannot waste.
Speed, speed! We moments feeting,
| would I We're at rest:
l pine to hear the greeting,
OF the redeemed and biest:
fear not Jordan's river
With Jesus for my guide;
I'll follow him forever
And safely stem the tide!
Methinlls / hear the p4ars
OF angels floating down.
And holy, heavenly beings,
In shining robes crown;
On Faiths celestial pinions.
Ny spirit fain would rise,
And Join the spirit millions,
In Eden-paradlse
GERMAN, n. y, 1861
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NOTICE.-The friends of Douglas and johnson
IN in the 2nd Congressional District are apprized
that there will be Convention of the National De-
mocracy held on the first Thursday in October, at
Newbern for the purpose of appointing asseciate
Electors in the various Counties and transact 9TH
highly important business. This notice is given
by advisemeht of the Executive Committee of the
State. sept d6Swtd.
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July 10 WY
All AN4s OSbD,
VI HON LOSE HOW RESTORED.

Al ANA9OUD,
w HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED.
Just published III Il Sealed Envelope, Lecture
the nature, treatment and radical cure of Spenatu
rhu4a. Seminal Weakness, Sexual Debility, Merry
business ard Involuntary Emissions iuducing Impu-
tencv and Mental and Physical Incapacity.
BY ROB. j. CULFERW ELL, NJ. d,
The important fact that the awful consequences of
sea may be effccuaily removed witt out inter
nal medicines the dangerous applications of
ties Instruments, medicaied b"Ugies, and other
pircaI devcs, is here clearly demonstrated and the
adopted by the celebrated author fully explained by
means OF which every Is enabled to cure himself
perfectly and at the least possible cost, thereby
avoiding all the advertised nostrums of the day.
This Lecture will prove boon thousands and thou
sinGs
Sent under seal to any address. post pqid, on the
receipt OF Two postage stamps, by addressing DIR.
Gil. J. {. KLINE. NJ. d, tSO First Avenue, New
York, Post Box 1886.
April 4--d&wly
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It is true the Newbern Progress has also favor
ed the Squatter movement, hEt recent acts of its
editor have rendered his position in politics very
estionabe.-Rateigh Press.
All very well. but notwithst tanding our recent
acts" we have never blated for ad ratorem as you
did in the Giraffe, nor did we report draw up
a resolution like the one below reported to a
democratic meeting in Raleigh by II. II. Whita-
ker ESQ., editor of the Dem. Press, on the 2Ist of
May, 1860:
"ResoIced That the democratic party of Wake
county recommend that the delegates from North
Carolina to the Baltimore Convention support
Judge Stephen A. Douglas for the next Presden-
cy. believing that he is the choice of the Great
American people"
If there is man in North Carolina who should
hang his head with shame account of recent
political " acts that man is r. Harper Whitaker,
senior editor OF the Dem. Press I'D rnlorem and
Douglas both OF whom he has advocated with
great warmth IN the last few months, at the bid
ding Of selfish leaders he has ingioIiously dcser-
ted Recent acts, eh
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Com mittee of Reception.


We understand that the editor of the Newbern
Daily Progress appointed himself committee of
one, to meet Judge Douglas, at Weldon, and well
come him, on the part of all the squatters, to the
Old North State. The editor passed through
Goldsboro, yesterday morning, es, route for We'll
don, in fullhlment Of his mission 1t is said that
Douglas is shod with brass stoed shoes and other
wise fully prepared to kick out the Breckin-
ridge men should they seek admission to his ''AU-
GUST presence Stand from-out O the way
Rough Notes
All the above that relates to US, save that we
passed through Goldsboro' is untrue. Really
things have come to pretty pass if member of
the press in North Carolina cannot travel quietly
with his family, without being jeered and rd-
culed in this way--and that too by a cotemporary
and professed friend.
We left home on Monday the 9th ult., accom-
panied by our family, for Kittrell Springs. On
arriving at Goldsboro' at 10 O'Clock, on Monday
night, where we had to remain till next morning,
we found that we could reach the Springs by
p. on Tuesday if went around by Wei
don, and that if we went by Raleigh we could
not reach there before 10 4. m Wednesday, In
tending to leave our family at the Springs and
wishing to get there as possible, we went
by Weldon. On Wednesday we left the Springs
for Raleigh and when got to the cars found
Judge Douglas in the hands Of a committee ap-
pointed by public meeting at Raleigh to pro-
ceed to Weldon and meet him. Is it possible that
political bitterness is such that an humble citizen
cannot be permitted to leave home with his fami
ly in pursuit Of pleasure or on BUSINESS without
being made the subject of ridicule? Notwith-
standing the bad taste of this paragraph it might
have proceeded from other sources without elicit
ing any notice from us, but coming from it-
innate and valued friend-from one whose pri-
vate movements have ever been and ever will be
held sacred by US, we confess that we are aston
shed at it. 1t must be desperate cause which
rnnlireS Slch yueannnS for It's defence
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MEDICINES.
MI KS. WINsLOW.

Nh RS. "1NSLO".
w An experienced Nurse and Female Physician,
presents to the attention of mothers, her
SOOTHING SYRUP,
Fer Children IecthiHc
which greatly facilitates the process of teethng by
soening the gums, reducing all inflammatiuu-wiil
aliay ALL PAIN and spasmodic action, and Is
SURE TO RLGCLATE THE BOWELS.
Depend upon it, mothers, 1t will give rest to your
selves, and
Re}1sf and Health 10 Your Infants
We have put up and sold this article for over ten
years, and say ill confidence and truth of it, what
We have able to
say say Of any e e'i + ,S1Esv,. MEs; fT ,nsdieng
EAILEp. ~ sooTlIlNG \ SINGLE
l iSsTAEcE, s = \ SYRUP. CT-ot To e; e F
timely used. Never did we know instance ofdls-
satisfaction by any who used it. On the contra
ry, all are delighted with its operations, and speak
in terms of highest COMMUNICATION OF its magical eff
tects and me'cal virtues We speak in this matter
- what do know. after ten years experience
and pledge our reputation for the tufment ot what
we here declare. In almost every instance where
the naut is suffering from pain and exhaustion
et vii! be found i'll fifteen twenty minutes after
the syrup is administered.
This valuable preparation is the prescription of one
of the most experienced and skiltul Nurses in New
England, and has been used with never-failins sue
TUOGS4NDS OF CASES
1t not onv relieves the child from pain, but invig-
CRATES the stonach and bowels cUrrects acldlty and
gives tone and energy to the whole system. IL will
almost instantly relieve Gripping in the Bowels and
Il $:
in the world in az of Dysentery and Diarrhcea
i'll Children, whether arises teethng OF from
any other cause. We would say to every mother
who has child suffering from any OF the foregoing
complaintsdo not let your preiudiceS. the pre-
iudces of others stand between your silerirg child
and the relet that will be absolutely
to follow the of this medicine, if timely used
Fell directiouS for using will accompany each bottle
None genuine unless the fac simile ot CURTIS Il,
PERKINS, New York, Is on the outside wrapper.
Sold by Druggists throughout the world.
Principal office, No l3 Cedlr Street, n y.
Pr/ct "niy % Cents pc, Bottle.
dee l} IS3a-dSwly
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I0I&OCI. I.AMAT1ON.

DROCLAMATIOH.
THE CITIZENS OF NEFBERN md
VICINITY.
WHEREAS. At the present Season
DIARRAHA.
CHOLERA MORBUS,
DYSENTARY,
DYSPEPSIA
DEBILITY,
CHOLIC, &c. &c.
Prern{ to alarming catent, ard llhere"S It must
be If the first consequence TO all Citizens to hmotc c
REMEDY
at once SPEEDY, SAFE and EFFICACIOCS.
DIR. MONTARDE
MIRACULOUS PAIN KILLER
As the most CERTAIN, SAFE and INSTANTA-
NEOUS REMEDY in the Would, for any of
above Complaints
But as so many worthless Nostrums are being CON
tnually imposed upon the Public to their great loss
DR. MONTARDE
Hereby offers 70 REFUND the MONEY in all cases
where the medicine may failto afford entire satSfac
ton Ask then at any DRUG STORE III NEW
BERN, for
DR. MONTARDE'S
MIRIEULOUS PAIN KILLER,
Take dose of from 30 to so drops. according to
age and strength of patient, and If not perfectly
satisfied return the Medicine and get your money
refunded which the DRUGGISTS are authorized
~ ~ MIRACULOUS PAIN KILLER
NEVER FAILS! Ne YER FAILS!!
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June l. 1860 Il lem
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MVV >.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. IA correspondent, of
the Press announces that Mr.. Douglas will soon
proceed to Pennsylvania, and will address a
meeting at Harrisburg the 9TH, Reading the
Sth, and Philadelphia the same evening thence
Easton and other towns of the State. He will
then retIlrn To New York
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BELL FLAG-A large number of the friends of
Bell and Everett convened in Greensboro on
Tuesday of last week, had procession and sever
al stirring addresses. A Constitutional Union flag
was stretched to a line across the main street and
waved in graceful undulations to the breeze
J High Point Reporter.
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" ELLY'S Patent WINDOW BLINDS.
IN Il GREAT JMPRO FE-NENI'.

SUPERIOR TO ANYTHING IN USE.
This Blind when closed shuts perfectly tight and
keeps ont all wet, dust, insects, &C. and entirely
excludes the light, and makes a beautiful appear
ance on the outside. 1t has every advantage over
the other kind and costs the
This Blind will recommend itself. Any one can
Gldse OF its superiority overthe old style first sight.
No person that has seen this Blind will ever order
anv other kind.
The subscriber will be happy to show model TO
their orders which will be epromptly filled.
List of Prices Of BLinds.-An sizes under ? fl 6
inches wide, 80 cents per foot in heghth; all it.
and under 3 # 60 cents per foot all f and under
9 ft. inches 20 ceEts all it. inches and over,
- cents.
a tull supply of the above Patent Blinds, also
Doors and Sash kept constantly hand at John c.
Washingtons Factory. kinstun.
Odd sizes made to order at short notice
j. d. BURDICK. Agcut
Knston, n. G.
~ n B-The Doors are six panel, and moulding