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Newbern weekly progress., 1862-04-26

PREsENrATruN.-The Rev. j. W. Hedges, Of
tae East Baltimore Conference, previous to
taking h,s recent departure from Lewisbury.
Pa. to fulfill his new appointment at Shrews
berry, Pa, was presented by his numerous
,perssnal friends with q large silver pitcher and
purse of gold. The presentation speech ives
made by Col. FL. w. Crotzer. Mr.. Hedges
made an appropriate and feeling response.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-04-26

GEN. Sc0TT AT HOME Gen Scott reached
his old residence in Elizabeth. April Is. where
IL is stated he intends to remain for the fu.ur.
The old hero was met at ElizabethpSrt by a
large delegation of his old friends and neghhors.
ho received him with the most touching demur.
strations Of delight, and escorted him his resi-
dence with all the respect due to his exalted
character and services.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-04-26

The death Of Hon. Theodore Frelinghuyseu
is announced. Mr. Frelinghuysen was distin-
guished as the Whig candidate for the vice
presidency, on the ticket with Henry Clay. in
1914 and was widely known and esteemed in
the religious world for his active interest in
the great religious and philanthropic move
mcnts of the day.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-04-26

- Floyd said some time ago that he would
give mis- last drop of blood to cement the Sou h.
The La Crosse Democrat thinks he concluded
to save his cement when he found that Foote
had SO much mortar
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-04-26

~ Our readers who want to buy paper
will find in RICE. KEsDALL, & Co., Of Boston,
9 6rm prompt. courteous and liberal in their
transactions. We feel under many obligations
for their personal remembrances Of us.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-04-26
OFrIcg PRovosT MARSHAL, I
Newbern, April 14lh, 1862. !

Newbern. April 14th, 1852.
Hereafter, no citizen will be allowed to
purchase sprituous liquors, without permit
from the Provost Marshal.
No person is allowed to sell spirituous
liquors to soldiers, sailors or negroes, upon
any pretext whatever. An attempt to cvads
this order will be treated with the Same seye-
rity as an open violation Of it.
Aay person selling to Commissioned
Officer upon an order purporting TO come
from him, will be held responsible for tho
genuineness Of the order.
DANIEL MESSENGER,
N Provost Marshal
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-04-26

- F. G. Tomliason, has opened watch
store. for the sale and repsiring of watches
On Cravsu street betweea our Office and Poll
lock street. Our friends can now get 4ieir
watches repaired, without going 70 taIG isnh-
smiths wifh them. I. IS xf.ss sss4 81
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-04-26

SonE DAMS THAT HAVE NOT HAD THEIR DAY.
Prentice says Pillow damns Buckner. and
Buck ner dalnns Pillow. and the only thing in
which they agree is in damning Floyd, while
FLOYD in his turn Idamns them both, and the
world in turn damns all three. .s- <-@
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-04-26

ESAskea. =
Orr,cr Dporosr NJ ARsuAI. sc Pollock

OrrlcE PRoyosr MARSHAL, SO Pollock
Street, April ], 1862.
Citizens will be allowed to pass and repass
in the city during COED behaviour nntil nine
o'clock, P. NJ. without passes. After nine
o'clock no pass is good except a special one
from the Provost Marshal.
Commissioned Officers do not require
pass.
No pass for soldier sailor is good ex-
cept it be countersigned by the commanding
officer of his regiment or vessel. Any soldier
or sailor without pass properly countersigned
will be arrested and confined in the Guard
House.
DANIEL MESSENGER,
166tf Provost Marshal.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-04-26
Orr,cs Psoyosr MARSHAL,

OFr4cs PRoyosT MARSHAL, I
Newborn, April 2S, 1Sde.i
All persons having filth or rubbish of any
kind in their ysrds or los. viii at once depos-
It the same in the street, so that it may be re.
moved. ss@
Lime will be furnished to citizens in modor-
ate quantities, for cleansing sinks. &C., on ap-
plication at this office.
DANIEL MESSENGER,
Provost Marshal.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-04-26

A new propeller has been launched at Wet
more,s yard, at Norwich, built Cor the West
India trade of its owners, j. u. Huntington
& Ce., ef that citr.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-04-26

COMPLIMENT FOR JoBs Bell. TIE Brazil
ians are . temperate people, and when they
see any person drunk in the streets, they re-
mark, )" How very like English tha: Isl"
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-04-26

All loyal persons having claims for damages
done to their property by the United States
Troops in this Department, must present the
same for examination to the Board of Survey,
now in session. The Board will be in session
from 10 A. n. to p. NJ, each day, az the
Jail. GEO. w. BARTLETT,
Recorder.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-04-26

Large quantities OF peach trees have re-
Gently bcen sold 10 the nsighborhood of
EightstoWn at sl.se per huudrel.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-04-26
pRoyosr MARsHAL's OrrlcE,

PRovosr MARsHAL's OFFIcE,
Newbern, April %, 1852.
After the lst day of May, no person will be
allowed to sell Oysters in this market. 0ys-
termcn and others will take notice and govera
themselves accordingly.
DANIEL MESSINGER,
lTs Provost Marshal.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-04-26
ofrrcE Psovosr MARsHAL,

Ofrlcg PRovosT MARSHAL,
April "a. 1862 s.
Rapid driving or riding in the city 10 pro-
libited. Sentinels are Instructed to arrest
any one disobeying this order. srs
DANIEL MESSENGER.
Provost Marshal. "a
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-04-26
NEwBERN, n. c.

eThca Progress win be issued every
evening at 3 o'clock. Advertisements and no.
,;ces for publication must be handed in by
10i2 o'ciock a. NJ; If received after that
hour, they vii. lay over lillthe next day. t.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-04-26

- HEAD QuARrERs,
Department of North Carolina.
= NEwBEKs, March 80. 1869.
- SPECIAL ORDERS, No. 90.
DIR. Vincent Colyer is hereby appointed Ss-
perintendent of the Poor and will be obeyed
and respected accordingly.
BY Command of Major Gen. BURNSIDE.
& s@@s LEWIS RICHMOND,
Asst Adjutant General.
Location directly opposite Academy Hospital.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-04-26

NkwBERS. N. c.. dprI l7tA. 1862.
Those persons in this city, who desire EN-
ployment, can obtais7 it by applying to Mr..
HRxgy W.. WILSON. who is appointed to
saperintend the reconstruction Of the Rail
Road Bridge. ]. G. FOSTER,
IS. Brig. Gen. U. s. A.. Military Governor.
SOUTHLAND HOFFMAN, Asst Adj. Gen.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-04-26

CIRCULAR To sKEGIMENrAL Suffers.
beg leave to inform you. that in accord
ance with orders from Gen. Burnside, you are
at liberty to bring into this port cargoes OF
Merchandise properly belonging to your bus;
ness-provided always that the proper clear
ance be obtained for the same.
This information is gisen. so that they may
be no misapprehensioa and so that each may
have an equal chance.
By command of Brig. Gen. j. G. FosTER.
- =a SoUTHARD HOFFMAN.
's@ Asst AdJt G,asral
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WATERPROOF WALLS

w. smithsof London, has obtained, a
patent for preparation, which he states
renders the walls OF brick and stone
houses completely waterproof when
applied to them. He takes flint, or 9th
er snch siicious substances, and reduces
it to fine powder then he adds to this
some powdered alum, and mixes them
thoroughly with waiter, reducing them
to the consistency of common oil paint.
The composition is now applied with a
prush TO the surface of the wall, and
when it becomes day it resists water --
This composition, while being applied,
reqnires TO be continually stirred in the
vessel which contains it. 1t is cheap
and when applied to wooden buildings,
it renders them almost fresproof.
Fame & Gardener.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

Estate Of Cathdrine Berrtnger, dec'd r
7 EfrER testamentory on the estate ofCathaIine Be
lLringer late Of Beaver township in 'oumLia count
deceased lave been granted by the Register of Coum
bla county 20 the undersigned also residing in said
townships all persons hayinn claims against the os-
tate Of the deCedent requested pres them
the Executor At his residence IN Beavertwp. without
delay, and all persons indebted 20 make payment
forthwith JOEL BREDBENDER,
Oct. ~ lsg2--Gt EXECUTOR
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MARRrEGn-ITs LOVES AND NATE


ESysTh sOrrows aud angcrs, hopes and fears, rcgrc
GfNgS5s and joys MANHOOD, how lOst,h0w restore
NsS the nature, treatment and radical cure of spe
mntorrhPa seminal weakness; involuntary ennis
ions sexual debility and impedments marriage gem
orally; nervousness consumption, fits, Mental and phy
scal nCapaCity, resulting from SELFABU are full
ly explained in the MARRIAGE GUIDE, by VIM
YOUNG, VI, ID. This most extraordinary book should
be in the hands Of every young person contemplating
marriage, and eeyry man or woman who desires to
emit the number of their offspring TO their CrOumstun
Every pain disease aud ache incidental 10 youth
Maturity and old age s fully explained every particle
knowledge that should be known is here given tits
full of ongravings. In fact discOscs secrets that
cry one should know still it is book that must be
locked up and not lie abon the house II will be sent
any the receipt of twenty five cents in specie
or postage stamps. Address DR.. VIM YOUNG, No. 4lG
SPRUCE Street, above Fourth Philadelphia.
u AFFLICTED AND UNFORTUNATE, no matter
what may bG your disease before you place yourselrun
der the care Of any Of the notorious Quqcks-naye
foreign who advertise in this or any other paper, get
copy OF DR.. Youngs book, and real II carefaiiy. IT
will be the means of saving you many dollar, your
health, and possibly your life.
DIR. YOUNG can be consulted on any of the diseases
described III his publication his office, No. ZIG
SPRUCE street, above Fourth, Philadelphia
Office hours from 9to g. daily.
March &, lS62-l2m.
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TUE Advertiser having been restored 10 health in n
few weeks, by avery simplc remedy. amer h",in" ~ 4"
Snne5eu several years with lung Affection, and thai
20 i T'H'aae' ,ehs"Aploh unN ous tumHko known
I" all whO desire IT, IA will send a rnpy ol the mo-
scpl"h usel tro' of charge with the directions for
p.pIlhg ana using the same, which they viii find n
suNL tuRE Tor CoSsrHrroN, ASTHMA, GruycurIs a
lle nny OBJECT nf the advertiser in scnding the pro
slPtpn 10 me NJ iha afflicted and spraad nf1rma.
non NlCtha concaivCs 70 BE- invalushla and he hon"s
rNtry suFrcr wi try his remedy asst viii cost Them
holmug aud may prove blossinr " ''
'"'"'' wishing tue prescription will please address,
EEv. EDWARD a. WILSON
sept. o7, lSd2-3mo '''' w" 'UiN-
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-12-06
APPLES FOR THE HOSPITALS
CENTRAL OFFICE, SANITARY Commission,
WAsKlNGToN, October %, lsGg

0ANTININ
WAsKiSGToN October %, lsG2
The inquiry being frequcntly made whether the Com
mission wishes 10 receive apples for the Of the
wounded II should Immediately be published widely
possible that dried apples cannot be sent its de.
pots in too large quantities, lown and Village Relief
Societies requested to make arrangements ror par.
ing, cutting, and drying by their members, aud such
volunteer assistance as they can enlist and TO notify
farmers that they viii receive such good fruit they
may be disposed TO offer and unable themselves 90
properly prepare Dried appgs may be sent in barrels
or boxes, in strong bags marked "ro be kept dry"
Dried fruits Of other kinds, aud all good canned fruits,
viii be very acceptable.
FRED. LAW OLMsrEn,
October IL, 1852 General secretary.
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SEiyNElEE'S
BAKERY 4 COFECTIONARY.
LIZ q ljY

LII a liY
Y he undersigned continues his Hiery and C.urs
uouary up Nam Street EXChd 20 BuiIGiurt, v hO-
he keeps
FREhH BREAD, PN SAND CAfE
constantly hand Parties su Piled with caAo on I'D
CTal terms
~ Al kinds Of Fruit, Ycg,t ples, Proyitisus 60
daily received from the Cities good and fro n vheEp,
Ire Lg|am Y1fpa,ed al 81 ctS. yer q.
Small boor, Candles, Nuts orall Kinds &c kevt for
sale.
5TO. Ia.
Blloomsburg, Juns el, 1889
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BIoomsburg, July Z, 1860.
lWO FARMS
FGAg SALE eDKg RENE.

The subscriber offers for sale rent, the follow
ing Farms, Of them situat" in Fishngcrpck town
SHIP Columbia county, containing
OAE HUNDRED ACRES,
F.-R more or less, about ffty-fve acres of which
4 .tSn Is cleared land, wheruOn are erected good
s.. ..s Z, Two story Fl9.HE DHELLLIG NOU.E,
and FRAME B3R.N Wagon House, Corn Crib, and
other outDuildings.
FLSD'-On' other FARM situate in Benton township,
Columbia county, containing
ONE HUNDRED Il TUIRTY-FlVE
Z. Acres about Thirty-FIvc hcic, of which IT,
~ cleared land, Whernun are erected ER.RAl.
:. DiPELLI.NG house, FL7NE BAh.N, ana
~ other nulbuildilgs. aid Farm is situate on
haylng Cr'cR, about two miles above sun Water
TL"J'-lWp other snail tots, situate in Fishing
cr'k i1Nhthip lying 0n FIshingcrn.. Road. and one
am irna "i,I Wat r. one containing FOUR hCI. :.
ma l' oti r io"u Lot, uni "0Ii bUil inc each
~ th'm. -"' Terms and conJiri' n, made known hy
WILLIAM !hELER.
Fishinacreok August So Isl2
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AY ER'S
CATHARTIC
PILLS..

Arc you sick, feoblo, and
comploining2 Are you out of
order, with your system do
ranged, and your feelings un-
comfortable2 These symr-
toms nre often the prelude to
serious illness. Some III OF
sickness Is creeping upon yoi
and should be oyerted by q
timely use of the right rem.
edy. Take Ayers Pills, and
cleanse out the disordered hui
mUs purify tho bloodfand
let the ilnids move on undb-
stlucted in health again.
They stimulate the functions
of the body into vigorous ac-
tiyity, purify the system from
the Instructions which mako
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POND SIR
TiIrSN ARE EAnrg RNnIlnIr

7
There is no class ofdiseases that produce such cX
haustng Effects upon the human constitution "a Dia.
ry Passages, and through ase mOdesy they are neg.
acted until they are so advanced to be beyond the
control of ordinary romedi5s, and we prosentthe
CONSTITUTION WATER
To the public with thn conviction it has eqnal
relieving the class Of diseases for which it has b' tI
found 80 cminenly successful IN curing and trust
tLatwc shall be rcwardedIn IN efforts in placing So
valuable romedy in a fern to meet the requirements OF
patient and phy-cian,
FOR sALEBY ALL DRUGGISTS. PRICE 81,
WH II. GEORGE q 60, Proqrie,ors
Morgan & Alien, General Agents, No. 40 Cliff St,
New York,
Sept 20, 1859. lem
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-12-06
CONSTITUTIONS WATER.

which give those organs time recover their Healthy
tone aud yigor. We able to state that the Constu,
ton Water has cured every OF Diabetes IN which it
has been given.
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Philadelphia & Reading Rail Read.

~ LA' II ~ ~ ~ "a a ~ ~ bii 4. ~
10 lm OF rAs5GSsna Tas5aSsr y l3di. ThAINs
passing Rpadng)
Down 70 Philadelphia, at d2O and II a VI, IL noon,
aud I = NJ
Up. to Pottsvilla, at 1850 \ NJ. 543PN.
WEST, 10 LEBANON AND HARRISBURG;
Western Express from Now York, at lO7 A NJ
Mail rfuius, ut 1895 VI, and j4J VI.
on Sundays, the Down VI Tram passing Reading,
at g,!9 4 VI, and Up Train at jd7 NJ.
Both 10 80 \ NJ aud j,4] NJ, up Trains connect at
Port linton for TaWaqua WilliamspOr Emira, Bun.
aln Niagara and Canada.
IN, lts51 A NJ, Train only connects at Port Clinton
for WIKI ,sbarrc. Scranton aud Pittstun.
The Westnrn Express Trains connect at HARRISBURG
with Exprtss Trains on the Pennsylvania Railroad for
putshurg, aud all points West: aud the Mail Trains
Counnci at liart sburs for Lancaster, Chabcrsburg
shnbury, Wilianlsport, Lock Haven, Elmra aud til,
CunHdas,
Through FirstCass Coupon Tickets, aud Emirrant
Tickets reduced Fares to all the principal points in
the North aud West, and The Cmndas.
COMMUFATION TICKETS,
With 2j Coupons, % per cent discount between any
points desired,
MILEAGE TICKETS,
Good for 2OO1 miles, between all points, at sij-for
Families and Va mess Firm, and SdsoH IichCtS, good
for ihe holder only, for three months in any Passenger
train to Philadelphia, at $40 each School Season Tick
= Passengers will take the Express Train West a
the UPPER DEPOT, and all Other Trains at the LOW
| ER DEPOT.
H. tasseugers are requested to purchase their Tick.
brur entering III" cars higher Fares charged if
Irptrains ica"c hiladopIa for Reading Harrisburg
and Pottsve at a NJ 3,Ij NJ, and at I,3U NJ, for
~, Excursion Tickets, good for on, day, by G,02 A,
| NJ Accommodation Train to Phila rclpha and return
| at s. 40 each. q. a. klCOLlS,
January L. 1902
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STOVE AND GIN-WAKE SHOP

.' ~ tnt signed would inform ILn citizens Of
-.H . iiop"#bute and vicinity, thai hv has iust re-
So tNtG Eut ''rs for l' one OF the most Niensiye
- asSoftmtnis Of COOKING and FAM Y STOVES
ever introduced lrt0 this market The ChrstupLcr %
u"n'' JlWos Eohb ana Globe among thl ifst cas
G,"Nih& SioVesail Of which airtqht aud gas burne
ms FaIlor ,toNas ere handsome ana the surtmrnt VA
d,,Ii @ ~ FHiuc'lnr attention Is puid to Tn.Warc
@ ''u '"use Snoune' upon short notice. All kinds If
rlgtuns viii be dome with ucatnrss and despatch -
" country produce taken in exchange fur work
ul,,.-,. PHILIP >, MOYLR.
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PROTECTION FROM LIGHTNING.

THE subscriber would inform his friends, that hs IL
now prepared TO put up, on short notice, and in a
scientific manner, the best
PL.ATLN,A POINTED LIGHTNING RODS,
at IL. cents per foot. All work warranted.
E. BIDLEMAN.
bloomsbury, May "a, 1860.
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WA. VI. VAN BENSCHOTEN.
MILFORD, CONN., Nov, 10, 1861.


I)ear Sir:- have for several years been afflicted
with that troublesome and dangerous Gravel
which resisted al remedies ana doctors until | took
CONSTITUTIONAL WATER, aud you may be assured that
pleased with The result has entirely cured me
and you may make any Of my name you mny fiji
in regare TO the medicine, have entire confidence
in its efficacy.
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GENERAL INFORMATION.
January 4, 1862.

GENERAL INFORMATION.
Students can enter at any time; no vacation. Usual
time to the CaursC from to /. weeks. Asss-
tancr rendered to graduates in procuring situations
Graduates presented with an elegantly engraved Di
pl0ma.
~ For catalogue of 7Op0grs, specimens Of ponman-
ship, &C., enclose two letter stamps and address
LOWELL & ~ ARNER
August 30, leC2. May ,, lsG2-l2m
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.
VIM. Il. Gregg & Co.:
Gents-i freely give you liberty TO make Of the
following Certificate fthc value Of Constitution Wa
ter, which can recommend in the highest manner.
My wife, who attacked with pain in the shoul.
ders, whole length Of the back and in her limbs with
Papiaton of the heart, attended with Falling Of thu
Womb, DysmenOIrhOca, and "lrritHtiOn Of the Blad
der" called physician, who attended her about
three months, when he left her than he found
her, then employed one of the best physicians ]
could find, who attended her for about nine months
and while she was under his she did not suffer
cher lncurable For, said he, she was such
Il combination of complaints that medicine given for
operates dgainst some other Of her dfcultirs"-
About this time she commenced to CoN.lI1 UTINN
WATER and to our utter astOns shmCnt, almost the first
dose seemed to have the dsred effect and she kept
improving rapidly usder its treatment, and super
intends entirely hes domestic affairs. she has moi
ken any of the Cox WATER for about four weeks
and we are happy TO saythat it has produced pGrma
nCnt cure.
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PHILADELPHIA & ERIE
Fl a | / r. O A u.
LEN tlyASIA nML noAp co., lrssl

on anlaftc- Hondav Muy ith 1sG3 time Mt Northum.
bcrland Stath will be a. follows
LcaUc ~ 'tWagd Eastwdrd.
Express 4 10 AM Express 46 r. NJ
Mail 15P.M il 10 OF
Stepping Cars on Night Trai s
Both ways between Williams sport aud baltimore, and on
the Pennsri' MIA Railroad between Harrisburg and
fhi!t I.lpha
'h u III Fem in both directions Car goes through
via Pennsylvania Rail Road without change etwccn
fmlHjolphia and Lock Haven.
SAMUEL A. BLACK,
Supt Eastern Divi ion.