1. J. 1$ attic,
Commission ITIcrchaitt and
aEJWEIl.lL. AGEJYT,
For all kinds of business, (except dealing
in spiritou laqior..)
Wilmington, N C.
Refervnces:
Gov. E B. Dudley, V. & A. Stith,
A. Bjfden, IW. D. Thompson,
Weston & ITarrisnn, R v.J McDwitfl.
Tar River Jack,
WILL S I'AND the pre
sent ejson at the sub-oi
- stable, near Tarboro',
inl iv ill he l t to mares :
Four Dollars the si -8011.
and St ven Dollars to in
511 re a mare lo be in foal; with 25 Cent
lo the liroom in every instance. A Iran
fer of properly forfeits ihe insurant e mo
ney. The season will end the IO1I1 July
next. . D. STATON
March b. 1842. 10 3
PIANO FOUTE
fwf 1IUSMC STOKE.
THE Subscribers re-pepifull y annnnnct
to Iheir friends and the public, linn
Ihey are now opening at their Store on
Sycamore street, a large assortment of Pi
anos, of superior quality,
FROM THE MANUFACTORY OF
Messrs. IVuims fc Clark,
NEW YORK,
Which Ihey submit to the examination o
their friends and the public. They hav-
also on hand ihe largest & b-M -election of
American and European Music
That has ever been exhibited here. Al
so, superior Guitar, Violins, Accordeon
Flutes, Fif-s anil Drum a large assort
men! of Roman, French & English Harps,
Guitar and Violin Strings.
They will leceive wiekly firm the
Norlhern Cities, e cry new publication of
Music, intending to keep at all times n.e
largest and most comph te asortnipnt.
And being both of us Teacher", and hav
ii g some experience in selecting Music
and Musical Instruments, we hope to be
enabled to keep such an assortment as will
be pleasing, agreeable and useful to those
who will favor us with their patronage.
We beg leave to say also, that we shall
be glad to allow purchasers of our Pianos
to keep them for a reasonable time and
try Ihem, before paying for them, and'wt
will lake back any Piano paid for, if pio-
ved to be defective, even after 12 months
trial. Any Piano sold in Town or its en
virons, will b" kept in tune for 12 month
gratis. CHARLES BERG $ CO.
(JPianos luned and let on hiie.
Petersburg, April 1, 1S4L 18
Pianos for Sale.
rip WO second hand Pianos, in good or
der, for sale on reasonable lerm.
Apply 10 GEO. HOWARD
Tarboro', July I, 1MI. 27
JYoticc.
WILLIAM II. KVITLR & HENJ.
D. DAT TLK having purchased ihi
merest of Amos J. Bailie, in the
COTTON FACTORY
And appurtenances situated
Ait the Falls of Tar River,
The whole establishment is now owned
hv them and C. C. H.illle. The business
in iuture will be conducted heretnfoi e.
in the name of Raile $ Brothers, and
upon the same liberal and uccoinmod
ting terms.
In cons quence of the withdrawal oi
one of the loimer firm of Battle & Broth
ers, the business will have to be closed up
to the 1st day of June, 1841. A Miilanle
agent will be employed to attend to thi
part 01 the business.
They hope to have ihe continued pat
ronage of a generous public, as ihev will
endeavor to have their Yarns inadeof good
q lality, and will sell at as low prices as
the article can be had al other places.
BATTLE BROTHERS.
Rocky Mount, N C. June Is, 1841.
$10 Reward.
RANAVVAY from the Sub
briber, on Ihe 27th of July,
1840. n.gro man DANEL
Said Daniel is about thirty lout
years ol aep. the rise of si Yppi
high, dark complexion, and a little knock
kneed, with a scar on one side of his
mouth, which side not recollected also,
a small piece of one of his ears has been
bit off in a fight. Said negro weighs the
rise of two hundred pounds, and was rai
sed in Pitt counly, N. C. I forwam all
persons from harboring siid negro under
the penalty of the law. 1 will give the
above reward to any person that will ap
prehend said negro, and deliver him to
me, near Oak Grove, Edgecombe county,
N. C. or confine him in any jiil so that J
get him again. ABNER TISON.
Feb. 24, 1811. 9
1
Evans Camomile Pills.
HP HE camomile flower, (or as it is ofir
cially called, Anthemis vocilis, or
Chamcemelum. from the Greek words,
Kamni, on the ground, and .Melon, an ap
ple; because it grows on the ground, and
smells like an apple,) is of a dull white
color, of fragrant odor, and of a bitter ar
omatic faste.
Camomile is a mild tonic, in small do
ses acceptable and corroborant to the
stomach. It is especially applicable to
(hat condition of general debility, with
languid appelitp, which often attends con
valescence from idiopathic fevers.
To the Nervous and Debilitated,
Dr. Evans' Tonic Pills.
The powers of Evans' Camomile Pills
are such, that the palpitating heart, the
tremulous hand, the dizzy eye, and the
fluttering mind, vanish before their effects
like noxious vapors before the benign in
fluence of the morning sun. They have
been long sitccessfully used for the cure
of inlerniittents, together with fevers of
the irregular nervous kind, accompanied
with visceral obstructions.
This tonic medicine is for nervous com
plaints, general debility, indigestion and
its consequences, as want of appetite, dis
tension of the stomach, acidity, unpleas
ant taste in the mouth, rumbling noise in
the bowels, nervous symptoms, languor,
when the mind becomes irritable, despon
ding, thoughtful, melancholy and deject
ed. Hypochomlrincism, consumption,
dimness of sight, delirium, and all other
nervous affections, these pills will produce
a safe and permanent cure.
Evans' Pills were first introduced in
America in 1 835.
Evans' Family Aperient Pills
Are purely vegetable, composed with the
strictest precision 01 science and ol art;
ihey never produce nausea, and are war
ranted to cure the follow iug diseases which
arise from impurities of the blood, viz:
Consumption, Coughs, and Cultls,
Nervous diseases, liver complaint, dys
pepsia, bilious diseases, piles, ulcers, fe
male weakness, and all cases of hypochou-
driacism, low spirits, palpitation of the
heart, nervous irratibility, nervous weak
ness, flnor albus, seminal weakness, indi
gestion, loss of appetite, heartburn, gene
ral debility, bodily weakness, chlorosis or
green sickness, flatulency, hysterical fainl
ings, hysterics, headaches, hiccup, sea
sickness, night mare, rheumatism, asth
ma, lie douloureux, cramp, spasmodic af
fections, and those who are victims to that
most excruciating disorder, Gout, will find
relief from their sufferings, by a course of
Dr. Evans' medicines.
Beware of Counterfeits.
fXjCaution. He particular in purcha
sing to obtain them at 100 Chatham St.,
New York, or from the
REGULAR AGENTS.
Geo. Howard, Tarboro',
M. Russkll, Elizabeth City.
READ OX.
Extract of a letter of Jonas Snyder,
Post Master, Kernesville, Pa., to Dr. Wil
liam Evans.
Among several cases ihe following is
found: An elderly lady, w ho had been 25
years so afflicted with nervous hypochon
dria, debility, he. thai for the last inree
years she constantly received medical aid
from a respectable physician; but ihe
pressure and pain on her heart and breast,
and especially in her left side, remained
immovable, attended at long intervals
with weakness in her head and on her
mind, keeping her discouraged lo under
take any thing. In May she commenced
using Dr. W. Evans' medicines ac
cording to the directions accompanying
them. A reaction took place; the pain
and pressure in her body w as removed; her
mind became clear and strong; lier spirits
perfectly good, and up to this lime it is in
all respects restored to health which for
the last ten years she has not enjoyed.
(Signed,) JONAS SNYDEli.
September 7, 1838.
Qj Be particular. The genuine is ven
ded by Agents only.
Evans Soothing Syrvp,
Evans1 Camomile Hills,
Hunt's Botanic Pills,
Goodes Female Pills,
The above invaluable Medicines are sold
Wholesale and Retail, at
100 Chatham street, New York,
3 South seventh street, Philad'a
36 Corniiill, Boston, Mass.
REGULAR AGENTS.
Geo. Howard, Tarboro', N. C.
F. S Marshall, Halifax,
M. Russell, Elizabeth City,
T. Bland, Edcntoiv
Solomon Hall, Newbern
IV. Mason, Raleigh,
11
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II
J. IV. Atwill, Brunswick, Ga
Mark A Lane, Washington,
3 S. Seventh street, Philadelphia
January 1840.
NEW (SWOBS,
Cheaper than ever at the
WELL KNOWN
CUFALF C.MS II STORE.
James Wedilell & Co.
TTgESPKClTULLY invite their nume-
rous customers and the public, to an
early eximinalion of their present assort
ment of Spring awl Summer
GOOB!
Comprising Ihe largest, most splendid, and
beyund all comparison,
Cheapest Stock of neat, tasty,
Ind fashionable Goods,
Ever offered in Tarboro', and they only
isk of those in want of Goods, to call aod
xamine their slock and learn their prices
e'ore purchasing.
T;.rmro', Mav 12, 1841.
Dr. SEIIZREEE'S
NERVINE LOTION
IT is truly surprising to witness the fa
vourable etiects oi tins medicinal prepa
ration in the cure of a great many of our
most aggravated maladies. If the disease
be acute or of recent occurrence, it will
subside in a few minutes; if it be Chronic
or of Long standing it will disappear in a
few days; b!t in every case pain will be
overcome almost instantaneously; for such
is the sudden transition which is realized
from extreme suffering to a state of per
feet ease, that the operation is barely ter
minated, when the patient exclaims, his
oaius are cone, and that a favourable
change has passed upon the disease
These statements are not merely theoreti
cal, but the undoubted result of observa
lion and experience! This new and pow
erful principle in medical practice, will
greatly facilitate the cure of all diseases,
hut will beyond, the most distant shade of
doubt, as thousands will testify, complete
ly subdue the following maladies, provid
ed they are within the reach of human
means; Dispepsia, Asthma, ieuralgia,Tn
Doloureux, Epilepsy or Fits, St. Vitus'
Dance, Hysterics, Spine Diseases,
Cramps, Spasms, Lock Jaw, Nervous
Headache, Tooth Ache, Weak Eyes,
Rheumatism, Gout, Swelled &t Painful
Joints, Early luflamations of the. Throat,
Lungs, Heart and its appendages, all
Painful Diseases, Paraletic Debilities,
Violent Sprains, Tetter Worms, Ring
Worms, Pimples and other Eruptions of
the Skin.
CASES CURED.
CASE I. Mr. P. of the town of Hali
fax, N. C. a respectable merchant, sprain
ed his ancle playing a game of fives; spent
a painful and restless night, found it next
morning much swelled and inflamed. He
c.nne lo me to be operated upon and sub
mitted lo my treatment. In two minutes
he left the room with his ancle perfectly
restored to his great satisfaction.
CASE 2. Miss P. of the county of
Halifax, N. C , a young lady who had
for many years suffered with nervous
headache, and could obtain but little re
lief from the remedies generally resorted
to. I was requested by her father to try
my mode of treatment to her case, I did so,
and in a few moments she was relieved.
CASE 3. Mr. C. of Norfolk, Va., was
laboring under chronic Rheumatism in
every joint of the upper and -lower extre
mities. All had been done for him which
medical skill could afford, yet he found
no relief. Meeting with me he requested
I should try my practice on his case, the
result was he got rid of his pains. It was
accomplished in three days.
CASE 4 Mrs. R. of Elizabeth City
N C. was attacked wilh acute Rheuma
tism in the left shoulder and arm, could
not raise il to her head: but to render Ihe
pain tolerable she was compelled lo stea
dy il by ihe light hand. I operated upon
Ihe disease which look me about ten min
utes and the consequence was the pain
subsided, she raised ihe arm without
difficulty, & used it in adjusting her dress
CASE 5. Mr. H. of Ps-quotank coun
ty N C, was annoyed with a very exten
sive ringworm on both sides of his face.
I operated upon him and destroyed it in
two minutes.
CASE 6. Mrs. D. of Elizibeth City,
N. C. had a'Neuralgie or nervous affec
ion of ihe face and jiw She resorled to
a great variety of means for relief but
was disappointed. My mode of treat
ment cured her in twenty minutes.
A. HARRELL, M. D.
N. B. Dr. Harrell is a graduate of the
University of Maryland.
R. T. ALLEN, General Agent.
For sale bv
GEO HOWARD, Agent.
Tarboro, April 8, 1841. .
SQAii i n 1 iirti 1 1 -ujihiii i. rt.i hm
to all whom it may concern
fpHE subsenot r- 'bavin? aoc.iatni
ihcmselres togeiber in business, the
Firm will be henceforward known as
Alaatair A IS mother.
Gratifnd by the encouragement which T
A Macnjir ha h'Tcfolore received, irv
inderigned resp- ct fully invite a coniinu
a nee of the same, w.'h the hope that ii
will increase with then ucreaed al-ili
to supply their customers Ihe che.tpest
terms. T A MACNAIR.
R. E. MACNAiR
Tarboro. Jan. 1. IS 12
The Hew Cheap Cash Store of
JUacnair Kr other,
ITS constantly supplied with most of the
articles of
Dry Goods ami Groceries
Necessary for this maike which they
will sell on the lowest terms for Cash or
Produce. They have recently alded t
their stork a good supply ol Sail, Mo
lasses. Flour, fyc. &c which they will
sell on moi :tvorahi- term-.
MAC NA Hi 4- BROTH fiR.
.Iinnarv 1, IS4 2
rlme to close Jlccoimts.
AVING entered into copartnership
with his brother, the ubcriher res
p'ClfiilrY invi'cs all those indebted to him
to settle Iheir account, in nv diaiely
T A. MAGNA Hi.
.I.inoirv 1, 1 S 12.
Recommended hy the Faculty.
Drs. Jl. Sf J IlarrclPs
C ELF BR AT EO
PREPARED MEDICINES.
THESE NEW AND PLEASANT REMEDIES
COMPRISE
Their Alterative Extract of Sarsapnrilla
and Blood Root.
This is a valuable remedy in the cure
of scrofula, or king's white swelling, pains
in the bom s, ulcerous sues, eiupiinus of
the skin, rheumatism, syphilitic and mer
curial affections, debility, aod all diseases
arisinir from impurities of the blood, of
impaired constitutions from long habits of
excessive dissipation. Price $ I per bottle.
Their Concentrated Extract of Buchu and
Uva ursi.
For curing diseased urionry organs,
such ,as gravel, morbid irritation and
chronic intl lmmaliou of the kidneys, ure
ters, bladder and urethra: also, diseases
of the prostrate gland, loss of tone in pas
sing urine, cutaneous affections and rheu
matism. Price $ 25 per bottle.
Their Febrifuge or Camomile Tonic.
For the cure of all debilities, loss of ap
petite, but especially for Fever and Ague
for which it has been more particularly
prepared. This medicine is so compoun
ded as to meet this troublesome disease
in all its stages, and its ingredients so
powerfully concentrated as lo produce an
effectual cure of the most obstinate cases by
taking a few doses. Price $1 per bottle.
Their Anti spasmodic or Camphorated
Cordial.
Designed to cure excessive vomitting.
diarrhea, cholera morbus, Asiatic cholera,
pain in the stomach, cramps, hysterics,
colics, hypneondria, spasms., convulsions
and muttering delirium in the low forms of
bilious fever. It is a fine substitute for
paregoric. Price -75 cents per bottle.
Their Cough Mixture of Carrageen
iYloss and Squills.
For the cure of diseased Lungs, chron
ic affections of the stomach and bowels,
and all diseases produced by-sudden chan
ges in temperature. Price 75 cents per
bottle.
Their Anti bilious Tomato Pills.
These pills combine the extract of T-
mato and Slippery Elm, with several of
the most approved remedies of the Mate
ria Medica, and if taken according to the
directions, will cure all diseases within the
reach of human means. As a cathartic
thev are copious and free; as an aperient
they are mild and certain; as a tonic they
are prompt and invigorating; as an altera
tive they are superior to calomel or any
other known remedy, and as a purifier of
the blood, they are unequalled in the his
tory of medicines. Price 50 cents per box.
Their Superfine Tooth Powder.
For curing and hardening the gums
cleaning, preserving and keeping white
the teeth, and for sweetening the breath,
Price 50 cents per box
The above preparations are offered to
the public generally and Physicians! espe
cially, not as nostrums, or panaceas, but
as neat and convenient preparations made
on strictly scientific principles. They con
lain the active virtues of their respective
ingredients, n a concentrated form, and
will do all in removing disease that such
medicines can possibly effect. Since their
invention, many afflicted with the prece
ding diseases have been rtstored by iheir
transcendent virtues; and the great and de
srrable reward of health still awaits those
who avail themselves of their use accord
ing to prescribed directions. For sale by
GEO. HOWARD, Agent.
Taibor Ocl- 18.
CoffietdKing,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
ttTtfOULD respectfully invite the alien
lion of bis eust rimer and the pub
lie in general, to his establishment ntbtly
oppuffifc the Buck Store, where may he
found arr aettrBen of Ifoc various kii.ds
and st vie of
Fall mid Winter Goods
FOR THE SEASON,
Some of which are the following arti
cles, viz:
Superfine black and blue tfrothY,
light and invisible green dr'.
brown and mixed do.
wool black diamond beavtr dov
for ovf rcoats,
,f plain 1J0. do.
French & London Ca?simcre
doeskin and blue checks do
fig'd Persian velvet vestings,
plain and fig'd satin vestings,
Vtlvei do.
plain black & fig'd alin Stocks,
white ng d and black aprcn do.
Super bl.ick h s. gloves,
,, aid assorted eofd do
Supei der, bosoms and collars, &c.
To which he would ask the attention ot
those thitt may favor htm with their pat
101. age; and would ak put c! a r? lo call
ami -aamine his at tides at Ui3', before
put chasing elsewhere.
(J n ! men's clothing made lo order by
him at the shortest notice, with great at
teiiti n and care pdd lo adap'ing the
hape tact ful, as becoming to the shape
of body.
The advertise has always devoted bis
greatest effrts to this very important
pari,
in making all of his woik in the
mot f.ihionahle style. Hi pi ices areas
moderate as the times will admit, and as
thp oiOt reasonable person can wish.
Ta.boro', 1st Nov. 1841.
Robert Norjlect,
nnilROLJGH this medium returns his
sincere thanks, for Ihe very 'liberal
pitionage received since his commence
ment in buine. Gentlemn, wishing
t procure a suit of clothes, equal in eve
rv reined lo the best that can be made in
tiie United States, can do so by giving
him a cill.
Always on hand,
A good Slock of Cloths, Cassimcres and
yeatiags, of the newest styles,
And an a-oriment of stocks, cravat, bo
'O ns, gloves, silk and wool shirts and
drawers, hats, pumps, boots, umbiti
lai , &c. &e.
Tar'iom'. Feb. I, 1842.
Oct'r 23rd, 1841.
npHE Subscribers take pleasure in an
noui cing to their numerous custom
ers and the public,'ihat ihey have now re
ceived their Fall Supply of Goods, and
respectfully solicit a call from those desi
rous of purchasing new and fashionable
(Joou's a very low prices. Their Stock
is probably the largest ever exhibited in
Tarboro', comprising eveiy desirable arti
cle in the Fancy and Staple Dry Goods
line, all of which Ihey are determined to
sell cheap for cash, or on a short credit to
piinctualcuiomer.
.LIS. WEDDET L Sr CO.
JYotice.
jajj US A. C. HOWARD informs her
friend" nd the public, thai she has
usi received a-fnsh s"pplv of Goods suit
able for the season, viz: Bonnets, Silk
Satin, Ki brands Flowers, Curls, fyc.
whieh makes her assortment complete.
She has also received some new and beau
ti'iil pillero for dreps. $-c
Tarboro', Dec 3, 1S4L
Eclipse, Jun'r,
WILL STAND the en
suing season at my stable
in the town of .Williams
ton, Martin counly, N. C.
and will b let to mares at Ihe low price
of Fifteen Dollars the season, and Ticca
ly Dollars to insure a mare lo be m foal;
with Fifty Cents lo the Groom in every
instance. Persons sending mares from a
distance to remain with him, shall have
every nee- ssary attention paid to tlnni,
and will be kept at twenty five cents pt r
day; but no n p nsibil.ty assumed for e
cap or accidents.
This thorough bred noTe is a Benutlful
chesnnt soirel, 5 years old this spring, 5
let I 1 rneh high, and for purity f blood
-ind symmetry of Pom is (quailed but by
few and ui passed by none.
Eclipse, Jrwn'r,
Was got by the celebrated race horse A
mericau Eclipse, h;s dam by Marion, ard
lie by old Sir Arcby. Tnus it wilf be
een, that he is of the most successful" ra
cing slock, and all judges of ra-ee horses
who h;ive seen him, pronounce him at
once a race liorse; bul m eons q-nence of
bad management, he was unfortunately
ruined in breaking.
The season will commence the 1st of
March, and end the lt of July next.
A. S MOORING.
Feb'y 231, 143. 8ID
(JThe Roanoke Advocate will insirt
above till l May, and forward account to
this office hi collection ,