A.
1 .
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BY J. L. PENNINGTON.
I The " DAILY -PROGRESS" is served to town and
country subscribers at Six Dollars a year
iu advanced All papers discontinued when the time
paid for expireLunless renewed.. -RwhoD No-
Advertisement inserted as Special or J'jJfPf J
tice are charged one-half more than the usua. rates,
ten lined (leaded), or less confuting a d
Marriages and DeaHis under sil lines inserted gratuitously-over
that a charge will be made' be
Advertisements inserted every other day il be
charged 37$ cents for each insertion after the first.
- t3T Where the number of unions are not ex-
nrSsed when advertisements are handed in they will
Eenserted till forbid, (tf,) and charged 50 cent for
the first insertion and 25 cents for each continuance.
BUSINESS CARDS.
YV GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
- NEWBERN, N. C.
Will give special-attention to the sale ofTCOTTON,
FLOUR, GRAIN and other Produce, and will make
liberal casn aavances on cousin uumuia wwu uttii
cd. Goods received and forwarded.
." june 12 ,.,.'- , W -.
XTKW FIRM. - V
i Tbe Firm ot FIIISER; FOARD Se HOOKER,
J.
Imvint? been legally dissolved, we the undersignei
li'ave associated ourselves together under the Firm of
i FOARD & HOOKER, ,
fur the purpose of continuing, the former business at
the same, place. .We are thanktitl to onr mends ana
customer for past fayors and by a CORRECT. EN'
F.RGETIO and PRO MIT system oi doing business
i tend to merit and hope to receive an increased pat
ronage.
STAl'LIv'DHV GOODS,
. iiroevvtvM. Iroyiiina, Ship Chandlery,
IVegro Clothing, Farming Tools,
GUANO, PLASTER, LIME, V
KO liTII CAROLINA FLOUR. CORN. HAY
FISH, CYPRESS SHINGLES, Sec, Sec.,
at as low prices as 'any other house" in Eastern North
Carolina. ' .. . : : ,
Having our own Vessels, Wharf, Drays, etc., we
will pay particular? attention to the
Forwarding and CoiuniieiMiou Business.
We will also make liberal cash advances on Con
signments. 7 , JNO. F, lOARD,
b 1 ( O. HOOKER.
Newbern, X. C. May 31 , 1800. , dtf
irIAiTI P. MOORE, Jr.
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
Corner South Fro tit and Middle
st.
: NEWBERN. N. C.
Aqehtfor Vessels Running between this Port and
ork. Philadelphia, Baltimore dud Boston.
and Neic
Particular attention given to the sale of Country
- Troiiuftn.aiid tlie nurclinse of iroods ceuerally. Also,;
Discharging Vessels and Procuring Freight, arid thei
Keceiving and Forwarding l?usinss. .
I have con venient Wharves and Wnrehouses,
' REFERENCES :
D. Col den Murray, New York; Cochran & Russell,
Philadelphia ; Lolmer, potter & uo., fiew ioik :
James Coner & Sons, Baltimore V iJames Lv Davis,
New York : Ijondon & Bryan Boston ; Fred- J Jones,
(jashier JirancTi Batik.-of North Caroling, Newbern;
.Inn A fiiiion. (;ashier Bank ot Commerce. iNew-
bern : W. WClark. Cashier Merchants' Bank, New
hern ; A. Mitchell '& Son, and Dr. Isaac W. Hughes,
Newbern. . ' - y
March 22 dly ,
TIT I. VESTA I j, J-.
yY . GENERAL AGENT fofi lie J Collection
of Notes'. Accounts and the ' settlement oj Claims,
V NEWBERN, N. C.
Beinsr now ensasred in canvassing Craven and the
atlioioing counties, I will undertake the collection of
! accounts for publish'eYs of newspapers, merchants,
tactors and others tor the usual commissions.
I All business entrusted to me by parties at a dis
tance will! be faithfully -and promptly attended to.
1 refer those to whom I am not known to the edi
tor of the Dally Progress and the business men of
Newbern generally.
7 . Address W.' I VESTAL,
j lec. 8, 1S59 . Progress Office, Newbern, N. C.
The
" Modern " Establishiucut
OF NEWBERN, N. C.
J.
ITf . F. f IARRISOIV,
WHOLESALE & RETAIL DEALER IN
Staple, Fancit, Foreiojv and Domestic!
r y G o o s ,
Hats, Caps.Boots aiul-Shoes, Carru'tings , Mattings,
' Kugs, Jewelry, l runfcs, licady-luaae aucung,
; , &.C., &C. - ' .-! -
Nkwber'x; N. C."
J. M. F. IIarriso.n has just received a complete
-as.sortment suitable for the season, and will continue
to receive by every arrivtil all desirable Articles and
Novelties ot tlie.aeaon.
I Particular attention paid to orders.
' Sept 1 i ' ;,v . -. dly
v The Newbern MntnnI f
FIRE INSURANCE CO MP AN Xr
riMIIS Company has now been in successful opera-
JL tion lor .
.. " THREE YEARS,
During which time no assessment has been made to
meet losses. '. ...
" The Company is now prepared to receive Applica
tions for - i."
1 ! INSURANCE,
; Whicli may be made to any of the different Agents
"throughout the State, ot to the undersigned, at. the
" office of the Company, m this place. i
W. G. SINGLETON, Secretary.
Newbern,- N. CM Sept 1 dly
T.
J. HUGHES,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT,
DEALER IN NAtAL STORES,
CORNER EAST FRONT AND SlU'TH fRO.NT STKEElS;
NEWBERN, N. C.
PORK, BACON, LARD,
CORN, FLOUR, WHISKY, GUANO,
COAL, HAY, LIME, &c, &c, Sic,
for sale on consignment. j -
Has vessels ruiniingiregulam' to New York, Phila
delphia and Baltimore ,-', f
Goods received and forwarded. March lfi -
M.
W. II. SUiTIREIil,,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
AND DEALER IS
- Dry Goods, i rocci ics, Provisions, Liquors; $-c.
Opposite Bank of North Carolina in Newbern, Cra
ven county, N. C. .
Has on hand a good assortment 'nf Staple Dry
Goods, Groceries, (Stone and Crockery-ware, Nails
by the keg or retail, Wooden-ware. Brooms,- Boots
aud Shoe's, Spun Cotton', Yankee Notions of various
kinds. Axes, of the best quality constantly on hand,
and all of which will be sold low for cash.
. March l-dtf S - ,
GEORGE III Mil OP, i - " '
' . NEWBERN, N. C,
Manufacturer of Window Sash , Blinds, Pannel Doors.
Shutters, Wood Mouldings, Brackets, Balusters,
. Newels, &c., &c.
' - ' . ALSO,
ro anufacturesnd keeps constantly on hand, a large
etock of CABINE T' FURNITURE, at wholesale
and retail. -
Sash Mill on Hancock st.; Ware Rooms on Mid'dle st
. Septl - ;; ' ;- ; ; -: : 4ly ' -
B- B. LAKE, .
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT
- South Front Street, '
.NEWBERN, N: c
'Particular attention given to the sale of C tton
Naval Stores Flour, Coin, Hay, Lime, Dried i'luit'
and country proauce generally
Phdadelphia and Baltimore.
Cah advanffs made on Ccr.fpnrr!ecfr.
Uaich 24-dly. .
Also tDe Kfceivins and orwarding buEinete dis
charging: yesels and pi oaring "freights for vessels
runnmcrbetween thi? porta'ndtheDortsof New Yn!t
' NEWBERN,
VOL. II.
BUSINESS CARDS.
GEORGE AIjIiEIV, ,-.
DEALER IS FA.VCT St. STAPLE ,
DRY GOODS, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS
i CAPS, 4-C,
POLLOK STREET-, NEWBERN N C
Would respectfully invite the attention of the public
to bis Stock, which .will be found new , well assorted,
and sufficiently large at all seasons of the year. . a.;'
Orders promptly and carefully attendedto.
Sept 1 1 : ;: . ; dly
1). 3IYEKS,
COMMISSION MERCHANT AND
XV H O I E S A L E G R O C E
7 (LIQUORS INCLUDED;
An-ent for J.. M .Sinirer & Co'. Wilcox & Gibbs
Rnd .lessee C Conners. Sewing Macbines ; keeps con
etantlv on liand a Supidv of Red Ash Coal for Grates..
Solicits coniL'iinKn'ts and orders ' and will prompt
lv attend to all bus-iness entrusted to him. Office on
the Old County Wharf. !
Newbern, dec 1!0 ".v- , " '
D'
IBltl E & BROTHERS,
FORWARDING COMMISSION
MERCHANTS,
Nf.w-Berne. N. C.
Cash Advances made on Consignments to
sold here or forwarded to Northern Markets.
Sept 1 ; ; ' . . . ' tAly
H.
S. Rr.AJItVF,iL.,
"- COMMISSION MERCHANT.
Denier in lTanI Stores,
Corner of Pollok and East -Jj Roxt bTREETSj:
Also. Dealer is - -
Dry Goods, Oroceries, Ilardware, Boots, Shoos, Hay,
Lime, Shingles, Nails, Crockery, Stone' Ware,
oodeu are, &i ccc, ,
'v Otie door North of 'Merchants' Bank,
NEWBERN, N. C.
Cash advances made(on Consignments,
floods received and forwarde'd. r
Lorillard's II. T. Snuff at J5 cents in large Blad
ders. -. " '. - - ' - " T; '
Hauling done on reasonable terms. J .
may 2b d(jm . .' ' " i - " -
Wifj.FAiri .'ifAV, - -: ;
HOUSE, SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL
PAINTE1J; i-v
' NEWBERN. N. C. ' '
Contracts taken for work in town or country , which
will be promptly executed and satisfaction guaran
tied. Paints. Oils and Varnish always on hand and
will be sold at reasonubl prices. ,
Sept. 20 d&wly ; r : K:
A 3IITCIIELL '& SO IV, S ,
. : NEWBERN, N. C,
DEALERS IN ; ' ' '
Iry Goods,' Groceries, ilnrdn-are Guns,
.Pistols and Rifles, Pocket and 1 able Cutlery,
Swede's American and English Iron', Cast
and German Steel, Plough Steel Sfc;
.Iron Axles, Springs, Farming Iiuplemeuts,
A good, assortment ot ; .;
Carpenters, Blacksmiths and B nek Masons loots
G E NTS AND NEGROES' HA TS AND CAPS ;
' Also, ai large stock of w.
Red Rlankets, Negro Rlankcts, . Rrogmis,
Kerseys and Osnaburgs, Lad;es acd Gentlemen a
Fine Boots, Shoes, Gaiters. &,c, ' I
Harness, Saddles Bridles, &c.;
(!rockerv and Glass Ware:
Blast ihg and Gun Powder, Shot, Caps, Balls, Sec, &c.
Peruvian and Robinson's iUamptilatcu :
. ; . : guano, ' . ; ; . "
Lime, Plaster Paris, Cement, Hair, &c.;.
Mess, Flank and Rump Pork, Com ,Meal, Flour ;
,Zr Jvubbell s Leather Macliine lianamg : .
. Agents for the sale of ' .
i G rover fc Baker s, Sewing Machines, . '
Also, Agentsfor Evans Sc Watson's Salamander
Safe, which are how considered the best. .
SA-1I orders tryi i i Cash or'good customers will
irged' the lowest prices. ' Feb 16 d&.w
be charj
JE, AM VE T T WOULD RESPECTFULLY
" call the attention of the citizens of Newbern.
and the public generally, to bislarge and complete
assortment" of , '
. DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES,
which he has now on hand, and will continually receive-
by! arrivals of vessels from New York and
Baltimore through the season. He would respect
fully call the attention of!
j i families; ,
o h-is stock of Groceries, such as
Pork, Bacon, Lard, Buffer, Flour, Mml, Rice, Soapy
Candles, Starch, Coffee, Teas, Crackxrs and
p . Cakes, Molasses- and Symps,
and in fact everything usually kept at a Grocery. ;
lie also keeps a good stock of Domestic Dry Goods
siicli as Marlboro Plaids, Brown Shirtings and Sheet
ings, Osnaburgs, Prints, Hosiery, Ginghams, Hats,
Shoes, Hardware and Cutlery, all of whicli he will
sell on the most reasonable terms. Persons wishing
tOjjpnrchase will do well to give him a call before
purchasing elsewhere.
South Front St., 5, doors below the Gaston House,
may 29wly
WOOD & PEROT,
T T
ORNAMENTAL TRON WORKS,
Philadelphia.
Manufacturers of Iron Railing for Cemeteries and
Public or Private Buildings, Verandas, Balconies,
Fountains and otherwOrnatnental Hon Work of a
decorative character. ' " .
A'. MITCHELL & SON, Agents.
' - : - , ' Newbern. N. C.
Would be-pleased to show designs and prices to
an wno wisu to;purcnase.
March XiU d&wqm
300
Rnshelxt
Salt ; 50 Sackts Iir-
erpool bait ;
tO Sacks Ashtou Salt : 20
boxes Sperm, Fruch AVax, Adamantine and Tallow
UandleS); 30OO (IBs. NC Bacon; 20 kegs Na'il
:$O bbls. Herrings; SO bbls. Mullets, Bliie Fish and
irout; a Dots. Uiue. J? or sale by
may 28 H S BLACKWELL
Golj
an
DSRORO' TRIBUNE . J-The friends
and patrons Of the Goldboro' Tribuue are in
formed tnat'Man .1. EMALhas been anoointet
ageuf lor Newbern and vicinity, and that he will re
ceive subscriptions and receipt for the same. Those
indebted for the current year are reuqested to make
payment to nun. T. LORING,
..Juue 1. dtt - - . , Editor
BE I It IT, and Uat
Just received by
- apri!27 v ) ' :
Exlerminator !
J GOODING, Jr,
- Druggist
Benzine, i and Spalding'fi Prepared Glue
for sale by . J GOODING Jr
GLTrS to be Repaired by
E WANT,
. Pollok street-.
pORILLARUV m. x. UH--For sale
U by A. MUCHELL & SON to dealers at 15 eta
for large and 17 cts.lor smalj, hladders. aprillld3m
Butter by the Firkin and
at wholesale and retail,
April 7 . - 1 -,
Tub, for Sale
SUMRELLS'
TTEGEJUN & CO S Cordial Elixir of
!Calieaj-Baik ; for eale by
janlO , j; .-, JAS. W. CARMER.
LwlnB tachiue. Thcfce in want of eewire
machines ought to call t. MYERS' ard turP1
april Mt
gEKII IW I'onr
:, april 27 " j i
N. C, TUESDAY MORNING, JULY 3, I860,
NEW YORK.
Cleveland siWYtR. . samuel vvhedbee.
IAWYER & WHEDREE,
GENERAL
COMJIISSIOIV MEKCHANTS,
SO. 100 WALL STREET,
'"" . NEW YORK.
REFER TO J
Messrs. Wbedbee Se Dickinson, Baltimore.
Mr. Jas. C. Johnson,' Edenton, N. C. ,
dec 20 d6m ' -
PETER UULLETT.
WITH '
D. COLDE1V 3IIJRRAY,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT
"O South Street, New York.
Sepi. 1. ' . : ' - - dly
W
1LLL1MSHAW,
' . " ' WITH
FENNER & IIAEDENBERGH,
, Wholesale Grocers,
t DEALERS IN TEAS,
313 and 315 Greenwich St., betwen Reade and Du
ane Streets,
NEW YORK.
- John A Hardenbergh.
Jan 31-tdly
S;
BROWIV TURIVAGEjOf IV. C,
,- " WITH - .!
CIPPERLY, HOOVER & CO.,
Importers, Manufacturerers and Jobbers of
Straw Goods, Jtlillinery and Ribbons,
HA TS, CAPS, FURS, UMBRELLAS,
Parasols,, &c,
' ' No. 2 Courtlandt street,
Henry 'J. Clipperly.") .
Harmon Hoover, V , NEW YORK.
Frank McNulty. ( '
Fe.b 7,. lSG()-(UwGm
NORFOLK.
B. ODOM. P. P. CLEMENTS
o
OJI & CLE JIEIVTS, ..
.C O TT O N F A'CTO R S
AND i '
GENERAL COMMISSION. MERCHANTS
No lO and 11, Jlclntosh's Wharf,
NORFOLK,. VA.
" N. C: References. lion T Braerff. K Ravner ' Ral
eigh; JT Morehead, Greensboro'; E Wilkins, Esq,
Gaston ; II K Burgwyn, Esq, Halifax; W K A Wil
liahis, Hamilton; D WBagley, Williamston'.
Virginia Ja'jeiences. Cashiers of the Exchange,
Farmers' and Virginia Banks, Norfolk.
Particular attention given to the sale of Cotton,
Grain and Naval Stores; Liberal cash' advances
made on consignments..
april 13, dly ' j
Norfolk Steam, Ornamental, Wrought
AND CAST IRON RAIL WORKS.
For Burial Lots, Public - Squares, ' Balconies, Gar-
No. 19j Wide Water St. '
We would call the attention of the public to our
establishment for the manufacture of the above des
cription of work. We ha'ke such an one, we think
that would do credit to tm South, if properly patro
nized. We have introduced at great expense ma
chinery of the latest improvements and in connection
an Iron Foundry for Rail Castings, &c. We have
newand elegant patterns, bot h plain and ornamental,
many of our own designs, which are entirely new
and beautiful.
We now appeal to our Southern friends for their
patronage and influence to this establishment, we
pledge ourselves to give entire satisfaction. We will
sell as low and give as good work as can be done in
the country, and it every oruer does not come up to
our representation, turn it back, upon us atour ex
pense, timers punc ually tilled.
f SAM L. HODGES & CO
march 3 d(m.
6 lkurntl'M Pi'Minrniioiis.J'lCATJ.ISTOM
XJ Cocoaine; Oriental Tooth Wash : Florinel
Whitcomb's ; Asthma Remedy, and Fla'vorinlr Ex
tracts ot Lemon, Orange, .Nutmeg, Vanilla, Peach,
cose, Aimona, umnamoB, uipyer Celery ana iS ecta
... I . . J. - . . . 1 i. 1 1 . : 1
nue. u ul iecei veu. anu lor saie,: nv
April 21 JAS W CARMER, Druggist.
N:
jO".'It!E There will be a meeting of the. stock
iioldersof ihc Carolina City Co. at Carolina
City 7 Friu ; ' th" - "! day of June. Stockholders
ire j rti i. ..r- r -isi ed to attend, the same. By
ordei )ft
frcMic j,. .
JNO. r.OSE, Secy Car. City Co.
June,
JUSl .
4
5IV'EI On C'oMsiiiiiiciit
's prime l-ttailing "Molasses;
'eruvian Guano : .1
d Robinson's Manipulated Guano, for
A, MITCHELL & SON.
8
sale low, i y
April yi. tit
Fulton . Itet and Vessel Reef; Superior
article Kero -;iie Oil: Paints. Oils. SniHts Tur
pentine ; 15 bbls. Lungs for Spirit Bbls. ; l OO empty.
Spirit Bbls. ;aoOO yards Domestics; Tar, Shingles,
Wooden Ware. For sale by ' '
may2S II S BLACKWELL?
25
RFI .
10 . ' !
I SO SAC KS IV. C. FTOt R -
uble . Extra ; 2 bbl-4 Pilot
o at Manufacturers prices; SO
Bread and t
bushels Meal
budicls Corn; IOO bushels
Oats: SO bushels Cow Pas. For sale bv
may 28 j II S. BLACK WELL
BOOTS AND
Gaiters'- and
SHOES. Gent, and Ladies
Slippers, Ladies Buskins. Mo.
Boots, Gents Fine Stitched Boots, Childrens. Boys
and Misses' Gaiter Slippers, &.c.','.&.c. A large arid
complete assortment.- For sale by
June 12 .1 M F HARRISON. ,
T INEN CJOOUS.-
Linen Sheeting, Pillow Ca'se
JLJ Linen, NapkinsDoyles
Holland's Irish T.inpn
11 uck Diaper, Bird Eye Diaper. Scotch Diaher.
Linen Crumb Cloths, a larg stoek of Housekeeping
Goods. For sale by - J M F II ARK I SON. "
June 2 .
trady Made Clothing. A;. LAKGE STOCK
of Suhlmer ('lothing, consisting of the latest
styles audof superior workmanship, and at very low.
prices. JalI at o M .x II AKlilSON.
. June 12 ' -' "
tlothf , Cassimeren, Ar.
LARGE ASSORT-
ment of Cloths,. Cf ssiu.eres,
Vetings. Linen.
Drills, Ducks, Cottonade
Drap D'Ete,! Queen
Cloths. Sec, &c For sale by
, June 12
JMF HARRISON.
Dre Goods. Silk Robes, Plain and Fancy
Silks, Barege -nd Muslin Robes, English Ba
reges. French Greys Jfonet and Orsanbv, Muslins!
A complete assortment, b . HARRISON'S.
.June VI
T7I5IBROID1RV. Are. Embroiderpl t SI.-pvps
JfjlJ and Collar.' Lace Collars and Undersleeves,
Worked Skirts, Jaconet and Swiss- Bands, .Jaconet
and Swiss Edging large supply kept constantly on
hand, by JMF HARRISON.
BOMBAZINE A I. PICAS, &c Bomt a
zinee, Black DLainef-, Black Alpacas, Black
Bareges and Chailif, Grenadines and MuIiep a va
rfA vortmcnt.For tale hy
June 12 i,'- "JMF HARRISON.
NO. 277.
MISCELLANEOUS.
gALTDIORE LOCK HOSPITAL,
DR. JOHNSTON
Has discovered the most Certain, spee dy and only
fectual remedy iu the world for al? ;
.
c-4
p -.!
' j
Weakness of the Back or Limbs. S'ti. uf-'
tions of the Kidneys and Bladder, ivoIi t; ? .
charges'jlmpotency, General DefbiKty. Nerv-: ' , I - ',
uyspepsia, langour, lkjw spirits, I rntiv lid ' !
Palpitation of the Heart,' Timiditv. " .4bhi
Dimness of Sight or Giddiness, Dir -is i'he H Id: I
Throat, Nose or Skin. Affections oi . ' o T ins Stom
ach or Bowels those Terrible Disoi Us. .risins from
Solitary Habits of Youth those-set and eolitarv
practices more fatal to their victims S ji the soncr .
the Syrens to the mariners of Ulyses, oiighting their
uiooL uuiuaui uopes or unucipaiious, renaerin" mar
riage, &z.c, impossible. ;; 1 ? ;
lonns ITIen
Espocially , who have become the victims of Solitary
,Vice, that dreadful and destructive habit which an
nually. sweeps rpr an untimely grave tho.usands of
loung xAien o,t the most exalted talents i.nu brilliant
intellect, who mtght. otherwise have er
: d lis-
terwng 'Senates with the thunders of ..
waked to ecstacy the living lyre, may i t
confidence. j ' -::
: Marriage. J'.''
Married persons, or YOuug Men cont en ;
riage. being aware of physical weaknet
bihty, defoniiities, &c.j, speedily cured.
He who places himself under the ca
may relisriouslv confide in his honor as in. . ;
. nee, or
With full
ng mar
'micde T)r. J
atleman.
and confidently rely upon his ikill as a 1 .iVfcivian
I UKGAMC WEAKNESS
immediately cured and full vigor restored.
yi cure n an anted, or, no Charge, in from one to
two Days.' ; 1 -Or.
JohuKton.
Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, London.
graduate trom one of the most eminent Colleges of
the United States,- and the greater part of , whose life
has been spent in tbe hospitals of lif ndon, Paris, Phil
adelphia and elsewhere, has effected some of the
most astonishing cures that were ever known ; many
troubled with ringing in the head and ears when
asleep; gre at nervousness, being alarmed at sudden
sounds, bashfulness. with freouentblushir?. attended
sometimes with derangement of mind, were cured
immediately.
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
' Dr. J. addresses all those who have injured them
selves by improper indigencies and solitary habits
which' ruin both body and mind, unfitting them for
eitiier liusmess, btudy, .society or Marriage.
Ihese are some ot the sad and melancholy effects
produced by Nearly, habits of youth, viz i Veakness
ot the Back and Limbs, Pain's in the Head. Dimness
ot; Sight, Loss ot Muscular Power, Palpitation of
the Heart, Dyspepsia,-iNervous Irritability, Derange
Symptoms of Consumption, &c. ;
Mentality. JL lie teaiiul effects on the mind are
much to be dreaded Loss of Memory, . Confusion ol
deas,, Depression ot Spirits, Lvu torebodines. Aver
sion to Society, SelfDistKist, Love of ,Solitude,Tim
ldity. efce. are some ot tne evils produced.
Thousands oT. persons', of all ages. K
w 1UC
what is the cause of their declining he.- ' ?
vigor, becoming weak, pale, nervou.'
having. a singular appearance about r K
' lheir
.h!l lcJ
i. An-1
and symptoms ot consumption. t- -
Die. JOHN S 1 ON S REMEDY FOR ( .
WEAKNESS AND IMPOTENCY.
By this gi-eat and important remedy weakness of
Uhe orgisre speedily c jfed and full vigor restored.
Thousands ot the most ' H'vous and debilitated, who
had lost all-hope, have ' j n immediately relieved.
All impediments to J age, Ph'sical or Mental
Disqualifications, Loss j rocreative Power, Ner
vous Irritability, Tremblh and Weakness or Ex
haustion of the most feartul kind speedily cured.
YOUNG " V
Who have Injured themselves by 0 ce. . v'ailce
indulged in when alone a habit ti vntly . . Ted
from evil companions j or at scLc. . effects
which are nightly felt, even whf ! . 1 if not
cured, genders marriage impos " n -oyg
both mind and body, should apr iiniiiedif'4 iy.
Such persons must, beiore coiibemplating - ' ?
... MARRIAGE, :
reflect thr a sound mind and body are the most nec
essary requisites to; promote connubial ' happiness;
Indeedvithout those, the journey thrd"'' life be comes
a weary piigrimmage; the. prospect holv
f darkens to the view; the niind become jd
with despair and filled with the, melant v ac
tion that the happiness of another becoi? . . ..ted
with our own. '. . -'
ENDORSEMENT OF THE TRES
The Many Thousands curediit this Inst itut : " wit'.,
in the last fifteen .years, and the numerous L. A oi -tant
Surgical operations, performeu uy Dr. Johnston,;
witnessed by thpreporters of the sun and many
other papers, notices of which have appeared again
and again before the public, besides his standing, as
a gentleman of ohai-aeter and responsibility, is a suf
ficient guarantee to the afflicted, . : .
OFFICE NO. 7, SOUTH FREI R STilEET,
Baltimore, Md
Left hand side going from Baltim
doors from the corner. Fail not to ;
. .i street, a few
.serve name.
No letter received unless post-pair, .'ind containing
a Stamp to be used on the reiily
rsons - writing
Ivertisement
CURED.
should state age, and send portioi
stating symptoms.
SKIN DISEASES SPELD
Feb 1, 18C0 dly. ';
T'
HE I.AOIES SHOE SAI.OO. . LM
received a lot of Vgentlemen- and youths line
calf and kid shoes. -
April 17 WILK1NS FLANAGAN.
eimsptf r4'l Hair Coloi-iusr. Warranted to
rrstoi e Grey Hair to its original co! . r 1 no;-.
50c. Sold by . J. GOODING. v
; December 10. .
DO M E S TI C in O O O . . Wrsn a b u . , ;t ri pes .
Tickings, Plaids. Deimns. Brown and Biv-achcd
Drills, Brown and Bleached Slihting, Brown aha
Bleached Sheeting, with a complete a.-sportment'of
every articles in this line ; for sale yt HARRISON'S.
' June P2
f
-JIv Sil.
nil. tan!), imbih, :i-.
f .Hats,
ge and
'!al' an 1
Flats and Children's Facy Hats,
.i.mr.l.-fr and will be sold chea.p forCas
get supplied at. : . HARK IN )N S
' June ' ' . - .'''; .: ;: - ' -
Tohii Foly? Celebrated OObD I"ENS
cni, Viv J IVf V II A RR1SON .a'gent fo. manit
rer, Newbern, N C
Each pen has the manufacture.
name on iy
Old Gold Pens taken in exchange.
may I1
LADIES AND
mnier
Under-Gnrmenti
Gents
Merino aud Silk VeMs, Merino Drawers,
Cotton Drawers, the tupei jgrRf w!, r
Linen and-Ojtton
Shirt... For sale at
June 12
HIDES I IIIHES I I-TIIE SUBSCRIBER
will pay the highest cas prices for Dry and
green HIDES. , ) ' : B Ji LANE. !
may 21, 1860-dtf t -
Crop 1SGO.
From D. Lan jrd-rh is iun.
J GOODING. Jr.
Jtift received, by
Julv 1 :
c fiRRlXfl Ne- Xih-n Iflfay Rntter,
O itiff recii hvScbr. I W Hughe", ard foT r ?
'June 1 ' 1 ' - ,
YEARLY ADVERTISING RATES.
HALF SQUARE. . I . MC jqUAKX.
One day... 25 jOue day. ... $0
Two davs.L ; .;37irTwo days.. 75
Three divs"... .. . 5 Three days.. i.. 1 wu
i Four days.. .... 62 Four days ..1 25
I Five days 75 Fivodaya 150
ne week.......... '871fOne week.... J 75
wo week9.........I 371
ITwo weeks... Jz 75
Jne monthi.;.. ... 00
One month....... ....4 )
I Fwo months 3 50
Two months ? 00
Three months 10 CO
Six months 18 00
One year.... . 5 00
inree montns..-...o4w
Six months.....,.". .8 00
One year... .......15 00
Twelve lines make : square, six lines 'a half-square
Libera 1 arrangements made with yearly advertiser
DAILY PROGRESS.
TUESDAY MORNING, JULY 3, I860.
Present to TUBTYCOON.-Some New York jew
ciws uave prepared, as a present to the Tycoon, a
medalion testimonial of pure old, weighing five
ounces, and measuring three inches in diameter,
The inscription indicates tthe name of the firm
and the purpose of the medal, and is enclosed in.
3ix flags of the two nations intertwined. On the
reverse is the name of President Buchanan, finely
cut in cameo, an oval three-quarter face-a counter-
part of the celebrated one worn by Miss Lane.
The obverse, besides the inscrirttion. rnntin
the entertwined.iusignitof America and Japan;
auu accurate arawingsolie Niagara and a Ja
panese war vessel. - -. , v: : , . y
SUMMER RESORTS'
OBTH CAROLINA 5
WHITE WUL.PIICR SPRINGS
WILL BE OPENED FOR VISITORS THE FIRST
oi june. lliey are near the nreaent tprminna nf lh
Western North Carolina Railroad not an hour's ride
by superior ommbitses and stages. The proprietor
nas pvocurea tne seryicea of THOMPSON TYLER,
as manager, whose experience at the most fashion
able watering places of Virginia, added to his1 com
manding appearance and gentlemanly bearing, Insure
good order and good fare. .
4 a lie very Dest, uaii itoom 1aH.aijjsh ana ULAUK.
BAND of Musicians the city of Richmond, Va., af
fords, have been procured.
lading vehicles and horses, billiard saloons and
bowling allies are at the command of visitors. . The
country is elevated and healthy ; the scenery beauti
ful, and roads most excellent, and the pleasure grounds
extensive. There is no better water than that afford
ed by the North Carolina White Sulphur Springs.
The patronage of the Oarolinas is confidently relied
on to repay tue .froprietor tor the expensive .outlay
ue uas muue lo up u. waieriug piace suiteu w meir
wants ; Und he promises that no pains shall be spared
by himself or his gentlemanly assistant to render all
who may visit him pleasant and comfortable. . v
II. L. ROBARDS, Proprietor.
May 18, 18G0 d&w2in :
FRONT STREET HOUSE,
BEAUFOR T, N. C
This large and pleasantly located establishment ii
now being thoroughly refitted and furnished and will
be opened on Monday, 14th day of May, for the re
ception and accommodation of visitors.
Its location is on the Front Street and but a few -eet
from tbk water, where convenient Bathing
Houses are erected.
The main building is three stories high, having on
tne top a aengntiui promenaue, ixu ieet in lengin.
The rooms are large and airy, opening on piazas,
in full view of the Ocean, so that persons desirous of -spending
the Summer from their homes for the enjoy
ment oi the Sf a breeze, &c, will find this house both
comfo'oie and pleasant. " ' - '
Pleasure boats with experienced persons to man
them will always be in readiness for sailing or fishing ,
excursions&e. A full suppiy of Ice constantly ou
hand. No effort will be spared to give entire satis
faction. '
Terms of Board: $25 per month ; $10 per week;
51.75 per day. B. A. ENSLEY & CO.
April 17, 1860 dtwtf J
A TLANTIC IIOlSEl
A. BEAUFORT, NORTH CAROLINA.
PENDER AND PAGE, Proprietors. !
T. A. tS ran per. Superintendent.
Located immedi .ely in front of the inlet with not
a:n. obstacle to obstruct the view either of the town
of Beaufort, Bogue Soundj Cor Sound, or the ocean,
the waters of which laves its base, waftinf on its
bosom the delightful sea breeze and invitinff ne to
that niost sanitary, luxurious and inTigoraUnj, indul
gence, the sea bath, s
In addition to the main building we hav nstruct
ed a number ot pleasantly located -too -s on the
shore omamented with t gileen; plaic-u. md grovo
rees iu' froiit. '
AMUSEMENTS. v . .-
ine
ing as the harbor affords may b . indulged
l "ollonades that entirely sun o md thi
ie.1 ithout the least exposure to. the nun
La ' ommodious bathing houses are being
constr i i apableof accommodating -our guest.
Fast sail iboats with experienced hands to navi-'
gate them always in readiness. ,.
An excellent band on-jnu-ic in attendance on
pleasure excursions tin d at nigit in our airy dancing
saloon. .
An excellent bar with choice liquors and winea,
bowling saloon, Ph elan's best marble top billiard
table, .chess, backgammon, drafts, domiuoes, Sec,
convenient to the hotel. - .'
We have also purchased a STEAMER for pleasuro
excursions in and about the harbor and to the sea
shore ; also to make reg.ular connection with the
Railroad Cars at Moreheadj-City landing passengers
at our house without the least exposure to the
weather. - - ' -
EDIBLES.
Our market abounds in the product iotis of ibolh tea
and land fish and vegetables. In endle. 'variety,
fowlsj sta game, Sec ; oystersyclains, ioft, hard and
stone crabs, scollops, turtles; terrapins, etc., with
good and experienced cooks to serve them. V ,
. Having built a hew and large ice house our guests
will always tind an ample eui'ply of this luxury on
hand.- ' ' '.
The object of the proprietors has been to i r
this the most attractive resort North or .South, Hat ui r
and eliniate having been exceedingly hountilul to
this most favored spot. , .
Our terms, according tu the accommodations re-nuirc-d,
but in every instance governed bv model a
ti,,,, ' i PENDER &z PAGE,
.' MayJldtf !. Proprietors.
Carolina citV hotel,
j NOW OPEN!
The Proprietor of this, commodious -sea sid rerort
would respectfully aiinoum e that, having completed
all hi arrangements, the House is now npu for th
reception of -.visitors, and( he promi s1hat no pain
shall spared to render-all who visit the establish
ment, in qucot of, health oi pleafeure,conifprtable and
harpy. , PLEASURE BOATS, !
Fishing'Tackle. Bathing Houses, and nil other , im
provements and convenience; required torenderthft
establishment complete in--every particular have
been .vtTanged ar.d put in thorough order. 0 .
'Being well supplied withgpf cooks and itervsatF,
presided over and directed by Mr. L. J. Ilawley, a
gentleman rf experience, the proprietor fel ur
that the patrons of the Ilouse will haye no wan' uu
gratified. . ' . ' . '. ' "; '
The Bari'well stocked with choice Wines and
Liquorf, and Tor the amusf ment aud recreation of
guests a Billiard Room and (Bowling Alley ore at
tached: .. ' '.'; . i'- ').'- ... ::';'.' ' 4 -
A good Band of Music has been employed for tha ,
season, and tlie Ball Room is one-of the largest and
betin thJ State. ; -
All who visit Carolina City may be assured of"fipd
ing all the comforts and appointment of a first tints
Hotel. W. PpIOOUE, Proprietor.
L. J. HAWLI.T. Silp't.
Raleigh Standard and Wafcrticgton.'Diiipatch in
sert oce month atd send bill to Pr ogres Office.
jute !?.rftf : ' i ' '
S
ir JamoClark't Frmale Pill For r by
I JAMES W. CARMER.
covlbdAw . Druggiot.
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