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'-SotahiclJliedici.ncs.
TfUST RECEIVED, an additional a
cJfresrvlsupryo " v . ;
tit
Tliompsonian TIcdiciiies,viz :
Lobelia, ee4 and puWerixed Composition,
' MTrrh'African Bird P p bp r. Nerve powder.
Spice bitters, Golden seal; Poplar bark. Bay berry,
Grn oxier, Unicorrr (root. Barberry, W ak$ robao,
aunt coounjt", fiunu menu, oiippery eiiu
PondUty ..-witch hazle, Prirkly ash, t
RhaEDtic tincture, No. 6. &c. &c.
For sale'' on reasonable terms by .
Xrboro Miy 17, 1644.
' " ft No 'attention will be paid to nriu I fpasmoaic nectioms anu tiios-e who are vie-
erd'r unless th ' money accompanies it tims to that, most excruciating disorder,
..;Y:J:al ll ilLAlK,i:iUVES.' U OPH W .4t heir .uflTering.H
; WlitSun CiTy ,! Nov; .11,18 U , . y course ol Dr -LvanH s medicines.
1 - -
o all li Worltf viio Use Leather
. ii? AN Y FOHM."
Oil of - Tannin,
Or, Leather Restorer.
A NEW CHEMICAL DISCOVERT.
, - i . . " '
OST. people know, that skins and
9 --
Hide are converted into leather by
ie ii?e ot l anmn extracted from certain
rUrks, &c. When the force and strength
of she Tannin rs vorn out, lea her becomes!
(lead, hard, dry, brittle cracked, covered
wity a crust. $c. This all know lvo
restore then life, softness moist ness,
rtrength smoot hness &. t emo e all crusts,
y or blifter restore the tannin. -This
substance the leather never can receive the
jsecbnd time; but the whole virtues of it
iireHn this article, the i
I 1
I Oil of Tannin,
Which fpenet rates I he stiff, st and hardest
eat her, if it has been t.vent' years in use;
ind if iLie;u;s easily wjth. the fingers, it im
arls at once a s-trttogl h that is. utterly in
jiC hble until seen. It becomes like new
!edther in all respec s, with a delightful
softness and polish, anil makes all leather
completely and perfectly impervious to
Witter particularly boots, shoes, carriage
lops harness, hose, tiunks, and in fact all
kings marie of. leather giving a splendid
boltsu. evei lusher than new b ather has.
p - n . . .
imi ai. 1e.st doubling its wear ami duramli
V, in wnatever Tuanner me leatntr is useci.
l iiKSt: ake Facts. r
l hose .who will wear old .'hoes, groan
kvith corns, ride w ith old carnage tops 'k
have . old harness and thiow them away
i;iif used look filth' themselves, and all
a hoot i hem expend double what is neces-
lor aitich s ol leather, to their hearts7
content, for vhat we care, if their prejudi
ces are so strong tney will not try a new
Jdiscovery. VVe have no ftvors to ak of
hnv they .are the gieatest sufftiers. and
v;beg for nobotiy's custom or patronage.
Now, 'gentlemen, nleae yourselves.
(rJiNone genuine unless with the lac-
siunie Mgnature ol ioms'OCK a to.
j'For sale in Taiboro7 by Geo. Huwurd.
Apiil 9, 1S44.
MoiFat's
Iilc Pill aiicl riienix Hitters.
A FULJ SUPPLY of the above highly
Approved and invaluable medicines re
gularly kept on-hand and for sale by
GEO. ffOfVrfW, rfgent.
Tarboro', June 17.
Doctoi lm. ETAIVS'
SOOTHING SYRUP
For children Teething,
PREPARED BY HIMSELF.
i To Mothers and Nurses.
riTlHE passage of th
sums i)roduces itr
e' teetli through the
turns i)rouuces trouhlesome and dan
gerous symptoms. It is known bv moth
ers that there is 'great irri'ation in the
mouth anf gums during this proce-s. The
gums swell, the secret ion ol saliva is in
creased, the child is isfizeci "with frequent
and .sudden fits of cr ing, waiching, start
ing in the sleep, anu spaums of peculiar
parts, the child shrieks with extreme vio-
lence, ami inniMs us nngeis into Us mouth.
If t hee precursory symptoms are not spec
dil y a-lleviated. spasmodic convuNions ni
versa I ly suptrvtne, ind soon cause the dis
solution , of the infant. Mothers who
have their little babes illicted with, these
distressing sy 'mptms, . should apply Dr.
William ' Lvans's celebr;itel Soothing Sy
rup,-which has prts;rved hundreds of in
fants when thought ' past recovery, from be
ing suddenly at lacked with thai fatal mala
dy, convulsions, j
Evans' Family Aperient Pills
Are: purely, vegetable, composed with the
strictest precision pi science and of art;
they never produce; .nausea,' and are "war-
ra rile I to cu re the I ol 1 o w 1 1 1 g d i sea es, h i ch
arise Irom the impurmes ot the blood, viz:
-Consumption, coughs, and' colds, nervous
diseasf s. liver complaint, dyspepsii, bilioif
disea-es, jules, ulcers, lemale vveaknes. &
all eases of h v poi-honilriarism, low spiriis,
L 1 palpitation of the heart, nervous irritability,
nervous weakness, iiuor albus, seminal
weakness, chlorosis or green sickness, flit
Julency, hy steiieal laintinjis, hysterics, head
h J achts, hiccup, . sea sick nes, niu,ht mare,
rheu'malism, asthma, tie douloreux, cramp,
Ir. Evans5 Tonic Pills.
This tonic meditifte is foi nervous com
plaint?,' general debility, indigestion an
1 it? conseqiienct s, as want of appetite, dis
lensmn oi ine Momacp, aciuity, nnpieas
ant taste in the mouth, rumbling noise in
the noweis, nervous symp'oms,' languor,
when the mind becomes irritable, destwn-
i! : ' .u .'.uiTr..i :t.it' L'i t 2t J , "' v"?
uing uiuiigmiui, nieiancnoiy ana aeject
ed. In hypochondriacism, consumption
dimnesa ot stght, delirium, and all othet
nervous affeciions, these pills produce a afe
and permanent cure,
For sale in Taiboro' by ' A
GEO. HOWARD Agent.
February 23.
No A'ppsgjfj lor Wigs,
F LEASE to read without prejudice the
following communications, which in
addition to hundreds of others equally res
pectable should remove the doubts of eve
ry reasonable person of the unitorm and
singular etficacy of !
Jfayne's lEatr Tonic. .
Sh a FTBtT-Ry, Bennington county, Vt. Augi 4, 1840.
pr. Jayne: Dear Sir, Being acquainted jwith
some of those recommending your HAIR TON
IC, to wit: Rev. C, C. Park, Rev. Drr Babcock,
and Rev. L. Fletcher, I purchased two bottles,
wiih a view to make an experiment. 1 have been
quite bald for about four years, and obliged to wear
a wig. Indeed it is constitutional with my fami
ly to be bald in early life. I confess, I had but
little confidence in the attempt, having been so
long bald, and being near 46 years of age, and
that part of my head destitute of hair exceedingly
smooth 1, howeVer, pmraencea agreeably to
your directions, and used one bottle faithfully, and
with very little effect; but before I had used the
s cond bottle, a very fine fuzzy hair became per
ceptible, which continued to grow, and now bav
in? used the third bottle. I have had three cut
tings performed, and the prospect is very flattering
that I shall again be blessed with a fine head of
hair, ornamental and useful. 1 am extremely gra
tified with the prospect, and from observations
made, many of my friends and acquaintances, who
have heretofore regarded the preparation as decep
tive, and only a catch-penny concern, are now
well satisfied that it is." Truth No Fiction."
J. W. Sawvbr.
Pastor of the Baptist church, Shaft bury, Yt.
We know Dr. Quigly personal!), and
there is no man in the country, whose opi
nion is entitled. to more respect He is on
all subjects honest and sincere, and his high
character as a Physician can be attested by
the first medical men in his city. Phil
adephia Sun.
-Shepherd's Town, Va. Oct. 10, 1843.
Dear Sir, You inquire of m'e whether I have
used your Hair Tonic, and the ehcts
Several years ago my hair began to fall rapidly
from the ecalp, and -1 had the prospect of pretna-
. .ii .; i l Ji :
inre oaianess. lsunng several years i uwu vin
oua preparations recommended for the hair, from
which 1 derived no benefit. At length a.' friend
recommended your Hair Tonic. I used three or
four bottles according to the printed directions.
and at the end of six months, my hair was' thick
set, & since its tendency to turn grey was arrested.
1 have never before given a certificate, recom
mending patent medicines, which indiscriminately
used, as they often are, do much injury, but in a
case like the present, where 1 know the artiele, to
be beneficial, and that it can do no harrri; 1 have
no scruples in stating facts wilhin my own know
ledge. Yours, &c. John Quigly, M. D.
Dr. D. Javnk, Philadelphia!
JjiS. M KEDMOND, rfgent.
Tarboro', May 12, 144. ,
Jlnd Liver Complaint.
4 -oo
Dr. ,Tay lor s Balsam of Liverwort
FROM 375 BOWERT, NEW YORK.
"JPOR the cure of coughs, colds, asthma,
whooping cough, catarrh, pains in
the side and breast, bronchitis, liver com
plaints, and all those affections of the
throat and lungs, which are a source of so
much suffering and so often terminate in
conumption, this remedy is justly and
highly (iistinguisneu. It is purely vege-
able, mild and gentle in its eflects upon
the svstem, and can be taken in the most
Jelicate cases with safety as well as utili-
y. So extensively has i been used and
so often proved successful, even in ex-
reme and apparently almost hopeless ca
ses, not only as a palliative but as a rem
edy; that the Proprietor feels no hesitan
cy in introducing it, and recommending it
o all who unfortunately may-have occa
sion to resort to some means of recovery.
Physicians, familiar with its effects and
aware of the healing properties of this
vegetable' preparation, not unfrequentlv
prescribe it in their practice; and with
he Medical Faculty generally, it has met
with more than ordinary apprdbation.
(p-CONSUMPTION-Thelbllovvi.-g
re ma r.ks were taken Irom the last number
of !he Medici Magazine:
'The surprising effect p.oduced by ihe eennine
r. Taylors Balsam of Liverwort, made at 375
Bowery, in consumptive cases, cannot fail exci
ting a deep and thrilling interest throughout the
world. We have so loner believed this disease
(consumption) incurable, that it is difficult to cred
it our senses when we see persons, evidently con
sumptive, restored to health. Yet it is a fact of
daily occurrence,"
The following certificate was given us a
few days since by Capt. Scott, of Elizabeth
City, N. C.
Being constitutionally predisposed to con
sumption, (a number of my family having died
of this diseas,) and having suffered severely from
irrnauon or me lungs, accompanied with cough
and raising matter and blood, together with some
pain in my side and and breast, still I was suppo
sed to be beyond recovery, I was induced by ad
vice of Dr. Perkins, to . try Taylor's Balsam of
Liverwort: and with great pleasure take this on
dortonity of testifying to the value of this reme
dy. I have taken five bottles in all. I began to
improve after the first bottle, and after taking ihe
the third was far recovered as to be able to about;
since which time, by continued use of it, I m
quite restored and able to attend to my usual busi
ness! To persons suffering from coughs and af-
tections oi me lungs i can earnestly recommend
iu (Signed.) ; JAS. C. SCOIT.
Consumption cured-Being, of a studious habit,
1 became affiicted some years since, with bronchi
tis, tickling in the throat, slight cough, and other
cob sura ptive symptoms Every new cold increa
sed my disease, until it settled into regular confir
med consumption . 1 now commenced the use of
Dr. Tay lor's Balsam of Liverwort, made at , 375
Bowery and thia medicine gave me relief in a
short time. It has since effected a radieal cure,
ReT. G. W, CANDA.
For sale by :
GEO. HOWARD Aeent.
J Tarboro', Feb. S5, 1843.
4T V"t r
THE subscriber informs all those con
cerned that he has JuH received ;
A not ) Standard Yard Meusnre,
In addition to the other standard weighs
and measures, and would call their alien
tion to the following provisions of the law
on this subject:
4iEvery person using weights pr measures or
steelyards, is required to bring them to the Stand
ard Keeper and have them tried; and if a trader
or dealer by profession, or a miller, mnst have
thern re-examined every two yeara" " Every per
son using, (that is, buying or selling by) weights,
measures or steelyards, and neglecting to have
them examined. &c. at -here required, forfeits fifty
dollars," &c. , , . . ,
"Fee of Standard Keeper.' For examining and
adjusting each pair of steelyards 25 cents; for ev
ery weight of half a pound and upwards 5 cei.t ;
for every set of weight below half a pound, in
cluding one piece of each denomination 5 cents;
for every yard stick, or other measure of cloth, 5
cents; for every bushel, half bushel, peck or oth
er measure, used in measuring grain, meal of sail,
10 cents; each measure for. liquors, 2T cents."
GEO. HOWARD,
Sept. 16. Standard Keeper.
, , rr
Hoi'scs and Vehicles.
Hp HE Subscriber having replenished
his stock of Horses anrl Vehicles,
now offers them for hire on the following
Terms per Day.
For Barquche, two horses, and drhre?, $4 00
Barouche and harness, - . I 50 .
Carryall two horses, and driver 3 60
Carryall and harness. - I 00
Buggy, and horse, j - vSf 00
Bujry, and harness, I 00
Gig, and horse, - 1 75
tig, and harness, ' 7&
Sulky, and horse, - . 1.60
Sulky, and harness, - 0 50
Horse, saddle and bridle, 1 25
Horse, - " I 00
Horse and cart, I 1 25
Cart and rear, 0 25
Horse, and plough, - 1 00
Ploutrh and jjear, - 0 25
Draught wagon and dray, per contract.
Ti.e above charges are for ah ordinary
Hay's travel longer or shorter distances
bv special contract.
GEO. HOWARD.
TWhorn Jan'v 10.
Jtfcdicines3 $fc.
-TJUST RECEIVKb.a fresh assortment
of approved Patent M dicines, and in
addition to our former stock, as follows:
Allen's balsam of horehoond, lirerwort, and pleu
risy root Steers's chemical Opodeldoc,
LnngJey's srrpat western Indian Panacea,
Oil spike, British Oil, Bateman's drops,
Essence of peppermint, lemon, &c.
Laudanum, paregoric, Thompson's eye water,
Kau d'CoIogne, superior Orris tooth paste
Ambler's tooth powder, lip salre.
Tooth brushes, eraolient toilet and shaYing soap,
Preston and perfumed salts, loco fnco matches,
Seidlilz and soda powders, bear's oil,
Judkins Specific ointment, Roach & bed bngbane,
Castor Oil, sweet Oil, black leather Varnish;
Liquid ointment, shoe brushes,
Dunlop's improved tegelable blacking, &c
For sale cheap as usual.
GEO. HOWARD.
Tarboro', April 3. 184J. . ..
Rccoimiicnded by the Faculty.
Drs. A. $ J Harrem
CELEBRATED
PREPARED MEDICINES.
THESE NEW AND PLEASANT REMEDIES
COMPRISE ,
Their Tomato and Slippery Elm Pills
for the cure of fevers, liver aff clions, jaun
dice, headache, lo.s o fa ppetite, costive ness,
female complaint, and every disease with
in the reach ot human means.
We anrf
; j U J u. c i- ' f
I W"? ,ioot: fo.r '?rola' or W;.-.hiie
swelling, nains in the binned, nli fmn crtra
' r...,t; f -..u:i:'
- !. ' . s' 'r .
tic ajid mercurial : .affect 10ns, &c.
Concentrated Extract of Buchu and
CTva Ursi for curing dieajed urinary or
ans, such as gravel, morbid irritation and
chronic inflammation of the kidneys, ure
ters, bladder and urethra: also, diseases of
the prostrate gland, loss of tone in passing
urine, cutaneous affections & rhi umatism.
Febrifuge, or Camomile Tonic for the
cure of all debilities, loss of appetite, but
especially for Fever and' Ague, for which it
has been more particularly prepared. ,
Anti-spasmodic or Camphorated Cor
dia9 designed to cure excessive vomiting,
diafrhoe 1, cholera morbus, Asiatic cholera!
pain in the stomach, cramps hysterics, col
ics, hypocondria, spasms, convulsions, and
muttering delirium in the low forms of bili
ous fever. It is a fine substitute for paregoric.
Cough Mixture of Carrageen Moss and
unts ior me cure r 01 oiseast-d lungs
chronic affections of the stomach and how
k I To ierchdtits ? Traders
els and all d iseases produced by sudden
changes in temperature.
Superfine Tooth Powder for curing and
hardening the gums, cleaning, preserving
and keeping white the teeth, nd for sweet
ening the breath.-" - '
The above preparations are offered to
the public generally and Physieiansespeci
dly, not as nostrums, or panaceas, but as
neat and convenient preparations, made on
strictly scientific principles. For sale by
rp . , xEOWARJ)tAStnt.
Tarboro', Jan. 27,
TO pas mnval1Ds ;
.The.followjng indispensable iamilir
dies may be found,at the village dm-..
and soon at every country store in th
Remember and never get them nulTJ'
have the fac-simile signature of . ther
' y ,r. - - !'
. on the wrappers n
by the sarae hatSiare base Imposition, and coun!?
urge him to procure them ' "
next time he visits New York, or to write f)r t8 '
Xq family should be a week without tfiesi rem d
BALM OF COLUMHl A.Fnn twp-m.t
which will stop it if falling out or restore it on bald
places ; and on' children make it grow rapidly, or oa
those who have lost the hair from any cause.
ALL VERMIN that infest the ' heods of chiidw-
iii schools, far prevented or killed by it at once -
Find the name
it, or never try it. Remember this always.
RHEUMATISM, and
ptsitively cured, and all shrivelled muscles and limbs
arc restored, in the old or, young, by the ISDIAS
Vkoetablb Euxir and Nerve and Bon Lhumeut-
but never without the name of Corratock &, Co. on it
are wholly prevemfff of goYemed if the attack hat
come on, if you ose the only trie Hits' Lw!siENT)froni
and every thing relieved by U that admits of an out
ward application. It arts like a charm. Use k.
HORSES that have Ring-Bone, Spavin,
Wind-GJalls, &c, are cured by Roots' Srzcir(e j and
Foundered horses eBtireiy cured by Roob
""oHnder Ointment:'''' 'Mark thin, all
V Xvlsgical Pain - Ex-
tractor Salve.The most extraordinary
remedy ever invented for all new or old
. . . v
and sores and ' sore ?J ha8 delighted
thousands. It will take out ail pain in ten minutes,
and no failure. It will cure the
A.
LIN'S SPREAD PLASTERS.
A better and more nice and nseful article never was
made. ' AH should wear them regularly.
M!tPS TEMPERANCE BITTERS :
on the principle of substituting . the tonic in place of
the stimulant principle, which has reformed so many
drunkards. To be used with
LIN'S fairWlPlHLLg, opener to all
otbers for cleansing the system and the humors affect.
.1 1.1 1 j r ii : r t
nig uic uiuuu, wm iui u uicguuutuvB wi me uutvcis
and the general heal th. ffl V A v A y sj.
(See Dr. Lin's sig
nature, thns :J
T
DR-SpOHN'S HEADACHE REMEDY
will effectuallyjcure sick ' headache, either from the
IMdl"Jk?jis '1 'r bilious. Hundreds of famiUes ar
- iiainsr ii wiin trreai iuy.
DR. SPOHN'S ELIXIR OF HEALTH
for the certain prevention of rtVilf?l or anT
general sickness '," keeping the stomach; in most per
fect order, the bowels regular, and a dcterminatioa to
the surface.
pains in the bones, hoarseness, and ft$
mm
are quickly cured by it. Know this by trying.
CORNS. The French Plaster is a sure care.
a
CO
9
3
-mr any ansae you wibh, dui wui, noi cuiur iuc
O A DO AD A nil I A rnMSTnr.K-S COM.
OHllOHrHlllLLHi wv -----
rOUWD EXTRACT. There is no otner prep-
tion of Sarsaparilla that can exceea. or equal mi
If you are sure to get Comstock's. you will find it
superior to all others. It does not require puffing.
CELESTIAL BALM
J3F CHINA. , A positive cure for the piles, and all
external ailingsall internal irritations brought to th
aiirface by friction with this Balm; so in coughs,
welled or sons throat, tightness of the ches Ai
applied on a flannel will relieve and curt at nee. -Freah
wounds or old sores are rapidly cured b it.
3r.2BarthoIemcfc,s ;
will prevent or cure all incipient consumptio"t
taken; n tune, and is a delightful remedy,
ber the name, and get Cumstock's.
KOLMSTOGirS i VERMIFUGE
with a certainty Ouite astonishing. ;
; ; - . . 8feiis with P,dltr
almoit incredible, W Comstock $ New York
TOOTH DROPS. KLlNE'S-cure eflectuallfr
Cotrl aceordinf to act of pln,l'ujU-t of
By applying our 1 agents in '"g moat
Tillage, papers may w - go
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