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Newbern weekly progress., 1861-01-01

I" HEADAcHE is the favOrite sign bv which 90
ture makes known any deviation w whateyer fr,,, r.
natural state of the brain and viewed in tbis ~
it may be looked on safeguard int ended tn -;
Notice of disease which might otherwise escsne az
ten ion. till too late to be remeded and its ipdc
tions should never be neglected Headaches n,a,,
he classified undertwo names, viz Symptomatic an3
ldlopathlc. Svmptomatic Headache Is exre.din,rIu
common and Is the precursor of great variety #
diseases, among which are Apople1v Com RTau
matsm and ali fehrile diseases In It's n.rvnns for%
Is sympathetic of disease of the stomach cnnsti
tnting sck he0ddche, of hepsc disease consti,utno
bilious Ae0d0che, ot worms. constitution and otLaI
disorders of the bowels well As en- Il and p.srina
affections. Diseases of the heart ar. very fr.rnan+
iy attended with Headaches: Anania and nletbnrn
are also affections which frequently occasion hrad
ache. Idiopathic Headache is also very common
being usually distinguished by the name of nerrout
he0d0che, sometimes coming suddenly in q state
OF apparently sound health and prustrating at once
the mental and physical energies and i'll other in,
stances 1t comes on slowly heralded by de preston
of spirits or aeerbityof temper. In most instances
the pain in the front of the head over one or both
eyes, and sometimes provoking vomiting under this
class may also be named Neuralgia.
For the treatment of either class of Headache the
Cephahc Pills have been found sure and safe rem.
edy, relieving the most acute pains in few muut.
and by its subtle power erad.catng the diseases Cf
which Headache is the unerrIng index.
Newbern weekly progress., 1861-01-01
The Princely Operations at Wash
iNgfON.

Naughty rumor has connected the name of
Secretary Floyd with the little operations by
have changed hands at Washington City
Don't know anything about the facts but we
have heard that the Secretary of the War De-
partment vas " broke" when he went in. and
that he was likely to come out millionaire.
SO we go, but it is hardly in keeping with the
scriptural teaching that runneth somewhat in
this wise: He that soweth plenteously shall
reap plenteously but he that soweth little shall
reap little" Floyd has never sown much but
'cild oats Though he may leave the Cabinet
millionaire We fear it will be with shatter-
ed reputation.
Newbern weekly progress., 1861-01-01
Arsning by Private S,,bscription

We see it stated gentleman in Halifax
and another in Granville offer each to be one of
hundred to give one million dollars to arm
the State, Is the war spirit high enough in
these parts to get response from Craven p
We pause for a teao replies.
Wonder if the two patriotic gentlemen allu-
= ded to have any idea that the other ninetv-
e|ght would be found? Hardly think So If
they desire to give ten thousand dollars each
for so laudable an object why spoil a good de-
termination because others cannot be found to
do the same? So we insist that they should
come dozen uith the dust.
Newbern weekly progress., 1861-01-01

MINUTE MEN.-There was a public meeting
ot the Minute Men at the Court House last
might, which was attended by quite crowd,
and we learn, several names were added to the
list
Having other engagements we did not get in
TIL late, and consequently lost part of very
stirring speech made by D. K McRae, Esq
He urged that it was the duty of the State to
arm at once for the crisis which is already up-
on the South. The lateness of the hour pre-
Tents us from making more lengthy notice.
All present seemed to feel a deep interest in
the condition of public affairs as portrayed by
he speaker.
Newbern weekly progress., 1861-01-01

Executions IN ALABAaA.-The Montgomery
Mail publishes the particulars of the execution
al Pine Lever, Montgomery county. Ala, on
the 18th instant, of four persons convicted OF
letter says:
One white man and four ngroes were hung.
The white mans name was Roller, and he was
proved guilty by his brother, who was aEres-
ted with him, but who afterwards cleared him
self by confessing his brothers guilt One of
the negroes belonged to Mr.. Allen Frasier,
one to, Mr.. Terry, and one to the Wright es-
tate, and the other is a ditcher, whose master
resides in Montgomery. That the plot is d ep.
ly laid. and of considerable extent, is undonbt-
edly true. New revelations are beirg made
daily, and other white men haye IN awful
Newbern weekly progress., 1861-01-01

What has become of the Newbern Division
Sons of Temperance? Have they merely susfen-
ded on account of the tightness of the times, or
have they simply, like the Legislature, ad-
journed over for Christmas? They accom-
plished much good, we have been induced to
believe, ia their day and generation, and we
most sincerely regret to hear as we have, that
they adjourned, 6ctore Christmas, sine die.
The faithful should never weary in well-lo-
ing the world Is full Of the fallen, and the
good ard virt;.otss should never relax their cx-
crtions Tor their weak brethren. Hence we
hope the matter will b" fully considered and
the Division rc-establlshcd "Why stand We
,lnt.l. I'll tie day idt =" etc
Newbern weekly progress., 1861-01-01
SEND % BY MAIL.

We frequently get requests 1ro" suos'f'De'S >
-, ,o.tsr and otherwise, not to stop their papers
that they will be in town ana 0''e"" 20 ~
All this v;Il not do We must and shall
.re,t al, alike. and so if you want the paper
m ,.innad send 80 by mail before your time is
o,,t IF not we shall certainly stop the paper
though you be our best friend II IS our RUE
and we shall adhere to it.
Send 50 and We will send six copies OF the
paper to one office, one year.
Newbern weekly progress., 1861-01-01

TIE AMALGAMAT1oE OF LANoUAGEs-TI.-o -
growing tendency IN this age TO appropriate .ba
most expressive words of other languages and ofa.
while to incorporate them into our own tbr. ~.
word CePhaiic which Is from the Greek, siepif,r,,
for the head is how becoming popular;zaJ -
connection with Mr. Spaldihg's great Headnchs
r"medy' but it will soon be used in more eenar,,
way. ana the word Cephalic will become as comno,
aA H'ee'ro'ype ana many Others whose distinction
. % ilpofeigo words mas oeen worn away by Common
usage until they seem native and to tho ,naa-
born" "'
Newbern weekly progress., 1861-01-01

SEDITIoN AND REvoLUTIoN.-''lt is very well
to talk of confronting sedition boldly and of
enforcing the law against those who would dis
turb the public peace. No doubt turnult
caused by local and temporary irritation
ought to be Suppressed with promptitude and
vigor = But woe to the government
which cannot distinguish between nation and
a mob Woe to the government which thinks
that great steady, long continued move
ment is to be stopped like a street riot, This
elrer has -,n twice fatal to tic great House
OF Bourbon. - Uuc""|oN
Taking the foregoing view Of MacauIy for
text. the A!c&arIyia Seutinel observes that
those whether IN ttsscrai s~assti2n citizens
the North. who viii apply tn" above words OF
the great British historian to the coiI<stion of
things at tle South, will discern the pa.h of
wisdom, unless they are as du! as the siour-
bonS. No mistake the character - til
Southern movement. No rupture is more
r.ouS than that which follows long forbcarancc
and relnonStrancc--no hate exceeds that which
Is changed from Iove-no determination is
stronger than that which by gradual deveIope
ment has triumphea ovcr long cherished de-
Sires apd inborn prejueiiCes Such the
circumstances which now unite the people of
the cotton States almost as one man,
The men or the statesmen WHO, in the pres
cnce of such facts, and in this free government,
urge coercion as the remedy for secession and
for such secession, spnrn alike the teachings Of
history and the judgement Of even an ordinary
intelligence.
The good common sense and healthy in
stncts of the people have brought them, re-
gardleSs oftheir abstract opinionS Oh the theory
of secession, to see the folly and wiekedness of
applying military force to a seeding State
yet there are some who fill high places, and
destined soon to give perhaps direction to the
federal policy, who are stung by resentments
or blined by passion as to counsel COERCION
1t would be the signal for general and final
explosion. -Richnond Whia
Newbern weekly progress., 1861-01-01
Hair Dye: Hair Dye: Hair Dye
E WIN A. BATCHELOkS HAIR DYE

The Original and Best In the World
All others mere limitations. and should be
avoided if you wish to escape ridicule
Gray, Red or Rusty Hair dyed instantly to beau
tiful and Natural Brown Black without injury to
the Hair or skin
Fifteen Medals and Diplomas have been awarded
TO WIN. A. BatcheloS since 1889, and over 81 00 ap-
pcations have been made the hair of the Patrons
of his famous Dye.
Ifm. A. Bachelors Haar Dye produces color not
to be distinguished from nature, and is waranted not
injure the least however long it may be contin
ued, and the ill effects of bad Dyes remedied the
Hair invig"rated for life by this Splendid Dye.
Sold in all cities and towns of the United States,
by Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers,
V The Genuine has the name and address upon
steel plate engraving four sides of each box pt
WILLIAM A. BATCHELQR,
Address Gil tS BACHELOR, PrnpJietor.
81 barclay Street, New York.
w, a. Ba cheior's Hair Dye:
This splendid Hair Dye has eeual-inatanta-
neous in eEect-Beautiful Black or Natural Brown
no staining the skin injuring the Hair-remedies
the absurd and i'll fec: Of Bad Dyes. and invigor-
ates the Hair for life. None genuine unless sign
ed Nv. A. Batchelor" " Sold Everywhere.
CHAS BATE HELOR, Proprietor.
II al RareI-, S.ra.t Now Y'rk
Newbern weekly progress., 1861-01-01

Ey@ DID YOU ever have the Sick Iteadache7 Do
YOU rememb Der the throbbiBg temples, the fevered
brow the laashng and disgust NJ the SIGHT of food
How totally unfit you were for pleasure, convers"
experienced. For this and other purposes you
should always have . box of iheG- on hand to
occasion requires.
Newbern weekly progress., 1861-01-01

the throats of the demagogues who have mis-
led and ruined them. Better for you, Gree
ley, had you never been born when that day
cometh! We congratulate you on your future
Newbern weekly progress., 1861-01-01
SRrdlY ReRRhzaM

Ill "d n "rrible 'eadache this hafternoou. hand
stepped into the hapothecares hand saws hi TO tho
man. can you hease me of eadache o. "Daea
IT hache ard says e. He1ceedlngly." says hi,
hand upon that 9 gave me Cephalic Pill. hand
pom me 'onor 1t cured ME quick that 'srdIy re-.
alized ad an 'eadache
Newbern weekly progress., 1861-01-01
IAN there be Harmony z

J 1.@ establish Sonthesn Confederacy will
',nshine2 Viii there not be almost as
l'Ss ia the family and division among
y AS there is now among the people OF
States? We fear so. As an evidence
'rre is likely to be one note of discord we
'!e following from the National Intel
4,'.
quoted few days ago the indignant
'rnts made by Democratic contempora-
North Carolina on the fact that the few
5tlon editors in that conservative State arc
iy naturalized foreigners. The Helena
* Shield, in its number of the 18th inst,
mates that IN case Of the formation 0f
Germ Confederacy the foreign element :"
he placed beyond the reach Of sny such
:o's intermeddling, That journal remarks
flows:
re II i gratifying reflection to know that
great majority of the Southern Democracy
gor tie exclusion of foreigners from the
g:,t Of suffrage. in case Southern Confeder-
y is formed We have conversed with a
:eat number ofseBsible influential Democrats
. this subject of late, and they almost univer-
:, concede the necessity of such Yestrfetion
3. ing so perfectly palpabDe that the FOREIGN
~nts ofthe country, combined with native
-sayery vates, secured Lincoln's election.
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Newbern weekly progress., 1861-01-01

BRIDGET.-Mlssus wants you to send her a Dor 81
Cephalic Glue, no, bottle of Prepared Pills s-bat
I'm thinking that's not just it naIther; but perhaps
Ven be atther knowing what it rs. Ton see she's
nigh dead and gone with the SICK Headache anu
wants some more of that same as re@iTe4 her be
tore.
Druggist,-T Tou must mean speEsiag's CcpAaue
Pills.
Brldset.-Oeh sure ntaf yen We sed it. here =
the quarther and Civ the Pills and dOa. be ala
day about il either.
Newbern weekly progress., 1861-01-01

GoIsG OuT.-Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi
and Florida will all declare themselves out of
the Union purins the present month. All these
States have determined on this course and moth
ing can prevent it. Whether they come back
or not will depend upon the action of the peo-
pie of the North. They will certainly go out.
Newbern weekly progress., 1861-01-01
WEEKLY PROGKESS
1F1n AND REMEMBER THIS.

III subscribers aoAo get their papers
,,;,6 n cross mark, made scSth 1'emca
~ The ,,aar,gs.s soith the name, are there
w. H.. noti6ed that the time for sohtch taey
H. inn~ S,t,R is about 10 expire, and IT
tIsu , do not send o., to @s by m0s1
TWO DOLLA RS immediately to re-
.,e,,. the paper sotU be certainly stopped.
Monev mar = be mailed IN ihe presence
of,be Post Master at ossr risk. Watch
ar the Grass mark and send on money
tn nan for another gear.
Newbern weekly progress., 1861-01-01

GREAT D1scovERY.-Am"ng the mot import ana
of all the great medical discoveries of tins
be considered the system of vaccination for prutec
ton from Small Pny, the C~phalic I:i for relief Of
Headache. and the of Quinine for the prevcn-
ti"n of FeyeYs, either of wlich is specific
whose benefits will be experienced by suff ring lu-
mnnty long nIter their dscoverers a.ef forgotten.
Newbern weekly progress., 1861-01-01

MEETING IL GRANGE. large meeting in
s"ge county few days ago, a series of reso-
IS were passed recommending the holding
" state ConventioS fer the arming of the
..,s. ..tc
Newbern weekly progress., 1861-01-01

. tktER EICITENtNr, ami he mental care aud
anxiety incident tn close attention tn business or
study. fsie amtug he ussner"ps causes "t Nervous
Headache Tue sti~aytiered state sAf miN and body
incident this Distressing complains = s;ttnl blow
to all energy and amhStAnn. Sufferers Ay this diSor
der ALWAYS Obtain peedy refu-f from thtse dis
tre<Sing attacks by s>in4e Of al" CrpN~i Pills
whenever the symptoms appear 1t GnietS .'rt over
task brain, and so"heS the strn3nest ana CARING
nerves and relnxes he ensiom of the 3ssnHeh which
always accompanies ana aggrayaes the disorjerels
condition of the In Elm.
Newbern weekly progress., 1861-01-01

A~ Mrs. WImslOw an experienced Nurse
w and Female Physician, has a Soothing
Syrup for children eething which greatly facilitates
the process OF teething by softening the gums redu
cling all infiamnati.n-will aay all PAIN and is
to regulate the bowels. Depend upon it. mothers it
will give rest to yourselves. and relief and health
your infants Perfectly safe in all cases See adver
tisement III another column. d&wly
Newbern weekly progress., 1861-01-01

FAcTs WORTH Notwithstanding Cepha
Pills are a certain cure for Sick IIeadache, Billions
Headache. Nervous Headache, Costveness and
General Debility.
Newbern weekly progress., 1861-01-01
NOTICE.

VxyILL be sold at public auction, at the Court
w House in Trenton on Monday the l4tb d.y
of January inst. Eve lik ely negroes -tPen and
rnen) beionging to the estate of Thomas Hall dee q
sold under decree of jones County Court to make
assets Sig months credit will be given, and astas
with approved security reaun d;
Newbern weekly progress., 1861-01-01

Twenty Millions OF DnLI.sK$ S4xFE--Mr SpH,-
ding las <ti: itnii> o BOTTLES "f h;S cttb bra
i-,j Prepared Glue nMd il is ,-fmn:cd that earf
bottle least ten d'lurs worth rf 6fokcn
ntu:e t't9ss making .&sfeIae "t twesiy millions
at dol rctl:.sntel from s"ta los by tbs valuable
iIvt.n; ipl,. Having made his Cine Il ho4<ehoIa
word, he ,a"p"Se t" do the world st.!i greater
" ic'. i.y "Itfi.g all the nehjTg neads with his
Crpiali1. lrtts and If they good his Glue.
Iieadhclcs Will soon vanish away like in July
Newbern weekly progress., 1861-01-01

FIRE AT SOUTH BEND, MD.
: SOUTH BEND. Dec 26.-Oliver and Little.s
pillow factory and B. Prices cabinet factory.
were burned at Q o'clock this morning. Loss
Newbern weekly progress., 1861-01-01
s'RSiSSs ST ASEza[GI>SkN.

VI: 5or 8 ~..,."n'- Ar': sstpUdEutsd eS the
>idxn7- BE taIslrId Of iE. anrcLt-
s~En..i. -Is nrre- Gre kiuss eP ct Ihs.
ri~is 4'.snnsiiict.>--ssr ssrriIH. ef Ii,e Krp-
r"-rmtssiIv~~ T.. ON the Border saatr., NC..
&C.
Newbern weekly progress., 1861-01-01

JOHN N. WASHINGTON,
L ATTORNEY + LAW,
Office North side of Rrnad Street few doors East
of the Court House, NEWBERN, N. C.
jan 6, IS6f-dEwIy.
Newbern weekly progress., 1861-01-01

..a.ier ray of hope" has been discovered at
IL eton tor ths Upiop. Hope it viii mos
Newbern weekly progress., 1861-01-01

= Law GAR -.

u.s. LAW CARD.
J -. X McRAE has removed
his LAW Offce to the new Brick Building on Craven
st 'ett next dcor tn the Progress Office
oct I5-i ikwtf
Newbern weekly progress., 1861-01-01

ton of the first article of the Constitution, nor
the third paragraph of the second section of the
fourth article of said Constitution. and no
amendment shall be made to the Constitution
which will authorize or give to Congress any
power to abolish or interfere with slavery in
any of the States by whose laws it is or may
be allowed or sanctioned
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TO Jeremiah n. Wilsey, Joteph r. Sweeper, j. r.
Bruce, j, IS. Thorn son, Thomas Bruce, Is. 9.
Hicks, J. M. Lockw God, Charles SchAfer, j. b.
Yore and w. A. Yore:
You and each Of ycn are hereby notified that
I there Ia now fle In the Office Ut the Clerk sf
the District Court OF Lee County, Iowa, 1t Keokuk,
petition Of Hiram Barney claiming Of you Jere-
nsh b. WffSey the sum OF sixteen hundred dol :
lars with 10 per cent. interest per- annum payable
annually, money due on meftksBe made ty
You to Charles Mason and since assigned TO said
Hiram Barney, dated the 18th Of February.
1856; also claiming against each Of you the fore
closure Of said mortgage the same being upon the
w. of N-E. /, and the N. OF Sc. Of Section
3, Tp. 90, II. W, Lee County, lows, for the pur-
chase money; and further asking for . sale Of
said premises, and general relief.
And unlesa yon appear and answer said peu
ton on or before the noon Of the second day OF
the next term Of said court. 10 commence At
Keoknk on the first Monday OF September, A. d.
1851 defa ult will be entered against you, and
judgment rendered thereon prayed for in said Pc
tition.
NOBLE 4 STRONG,
AprtI 10, l86I-dlm Att, for Plaintiff
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-05-04


To Mary Ann Crsig, Richard Craig. John Win
throp and Brown Clepdcnning.
VUU and each Of yon are hereby notified that
i there to On ale In the oGeA Of the Clerk Of
the District Court OF Lee County, Iowa, IT Keo-
kuk, Iewa, the petition and amended petition Of
Samuel 4. VOORHEES, Ginning Of all Of you the
foreclosure Of mortgage executed by the said
Mary Apn Craig, on the following real estat sit
uate in Lee County, lows, TO wit: Twenty i've t7s)
feet eff OF lot twelve ti21, In block one hundred
and ffty -six 1867 in the city cf Keokuh, and
bounded As follows: commencing II = point on tho
easterly line Of said Lot twelve p twenty Eve 25
feet from the alley in said block thence In south
erly direction twensy-Hv t1bl feet, thence In
westerly direction fifty t5eJ fest, thence in north
| erly direction twenty-five (26) feet, thence in q
easterly direction fifty 10Y feet TO the place Of
be ginning; aud claiming also under sAia mortgage
Judgment or decree against Richard Craig and
Mary Ann Cssig for the sum Of four hundred dol
lsrs with ten per cent per snnum interest thereon
from the 9th day Of June, 1857, and praying for
sale Of said property, and also for general relief
Unless you appear and answer said petition on
or before aeon Of the second day cf the next TO,
Of eaid Court. TO commence 1t Keokuk, on the
FIRST Monday Of September, A. y, 1861, default
wiilbe entered against you, Judgment or decree
rendered thereon In accordance with the prayer
Of said petition.
THOMAS M. GREGORY,
MHrch ~. 166l-dlm Sol. fer Petitioner.
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Legal NotIce.


To Hugh H. Smiley N arsha j. smifry, Margaret
C.Dayies, johnson Davies, Convsrs, Harding 3
Co..
I'm or before the 10Th day Of March, 1861.
~ there Will be On 6le in the Office Of the Clerk
Of the District Court Of Lee County, Iowa It
Fort n adison, the sworn petition Of Tuner, VIII
son Co., claiming Of Hugh Ii. sniley Two thou
sand dollars N promissory nate executed by hin
10 A. l.. Deming, and now by sndose mc q HE pro-
perty OF plaintiffs; and against all the defendants
the foreclosure of mortgage executed by Hugh
II. Smiley and Martha J. Smiley TO A. l.. kcminx.
on real estate In Keokuk, Iowa, to secure said
note and two others, In which property all the de-
fepdAnts are interested. j
And unless you appear and answer said petition
on or before tho noon OF the second day Of the
next term Of sAid Court, to commence ~ Fort
Madison on be third Monday OF May, A. d. 1861,
oefaslt viii be entered and . judgment rendered
~ prayedfor In the pstition.
RANKIN i MILLER,
March IL. ls6l-dlm Pitf'sAtt'ys.