Botanic Jiledicifiesl
rm til? nhprihpr hn iui received, di-
rinuu eu - , i
ilL rect from New York, ,
A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF
Thomsonian Medicines,
Lobelia, green and seed,
2nd and 3rd Preparation of do.
Myrrh, Cayenne Pepper,
Composition, Bay berry,
Spice.Bitters. (teen ozier,
Goldenseal, Unicorn root.
Poplar bark. Slippery elm,
Woman's Friend. Rheumatic tincture,
Nerve powder, Nerve ointment
Cough, powdeis. Cough srup,
Pond lillyj Hemlock bark,
Prickly ash, bar berry, bay berry,
Bitter roo, Wake robin,
Syringes of various sizs. No. 6 &r.
Which he is enabled to sell at -greatly
reduced prices
geo Howard.
Tarboro'. Miv 7. 1S45
$100 Reward
WILL BE PAID for !he
prehension of my fellow
Who absconded about the 4jh of
July last. He was purchased of
M r. J osiah Ta y I p r ; but I have understood
since, his owner s name was Kinchenl'I ay
lor. Lewis is a stout, able bodied fellow.
abot 5 feet 10 inches high and aboiit
nr ox vpars of. ace. The above reward
Will be paid onl his being lodged in trie
- r O 1 U
Wilmington Jail and nouce; given tne to
that effect, or if delivered to me in
Charleston, S. C, at my residence, No. 60
Tradd Street , ' ij
JOHN T MARSHALL n
Charleston,rS.CiUan.31, 1S45. 6
IVew and Beautiful
.. SPRING AND SUMMER
MILLINER Y, &c.
Jin AS: just received her-Spring supply
ol Uoous, Avnich as . uuai comprises
a general assortment of the most neat, use
ful and ornamental articles, in the
Millinery line.
: v- ' t
-.All of which will be sold on her usual
libera and accommodating terms.
-Tarboro',' May. 6, 1845. ; '
Land for Sale.
F7T1 HE. subscriber being desirous
move South,-offers for sale
"H "rj All" of his I-and,
to ire-
Consisting of one tract containing 800
acres,
whereon, I now live, 10 miles south-
least of
Tarboro', on the public road leading from
Tarboro to Washington, it being a pi
easaht,
healthy situation, with a most, excellent
well ot water. I he land lies adjoining
the lands of Mr. Jesse S t a n ei 1 1 , M r. V red
erick Hopkins and . Col. Daniel Hcpkins,
on ihe great Oonetoe creek, a,ltJ a(l. oining
the lands of Mr. Jesse Thomas and , others
on Grindle swamp. On said swamp I hive
a small farm of fresh land, that will ' make
with suitable seasons some more th;m 0Q
barrels of corn annually. It is well adap
ted to the culture of cotton, corn, pebs, and
wheat;, and has a - considerable portion of
hieh ud land to clear. 'I he land is well
timbered, with, Dine and oak, and if put! in
cultivation would produce well
The Plantation on which 1 live, is
worn land, arid it lies on Conetoe
in part
creek,
where there is an immense quantity j of
made sou,. and that very convenient to get;
which I think to be the best manure I have
ever tried. . And from the, experiments I
have made, I believe I can make two acres
of my worn land as rich as any person
need to want, with less; expense than
I
could clear one acre. I therefore vie
ew my
worn land to be worth more, than il
it was
standing in a woodland growth of dak and
hickory. I have
JM part of, ft Swamp.
my part of which, I think, would contain
100 acres; it lies jn a beautiful form
tivation , is nea r ly ha I fa mi l.e i n width j &
agreeably to thfr estimate thai has been
made,' the said swamp would have a de
scent of at least 4 or 5 feet. The growth
is principally cypress and gum, Hhe soil
deep and pulverized. A calia) halfja mile
in length would, 1 think, reach theboroer
of said swamp and obtain the aforemention-
A SWAMP.,
Which is nearly connecter! with th
afore-
mentioned swampj all of which might be
drained bv the same canal. The situdtioniof
said land combines many advantages, some
of which is out of my , power to describe
ne range tor slock ot every description is
hard to excel. I will give a liberal
and will ' set Ton accommodating
Alf persons having aj wish to buy,
credit,
terms,
are re-
quested to ; apply to, the fubscjriber, ekamine
the land and judge for, themselves,
Edgecombe uo April 29th, 1845. 4&
IVormelVs superior Russia n Oemen
'wr menaing giass, enma, or crocBery wre
a roost iisefuf artic
as
Cotton Yarn.
rni HE subscriber " has5 just received a
quantity of Cotton Yarn, different
numbers, which he will sell
Jil HeiUictd V vices,
On reasonable and accommodating terms.
GEO ilOlV.llil)
Tarboro, Jan 25,; IP45J
The NI C, Standard,
IV. IV Hutdetit Editor and Proprietor.
When the undersigned look charge of
the tandard, on the Istof June, 184U, its
list numbered about one thousand subscii
bers Since that time this, number has con
siderably increased, but it is still insufficient
to support such a paper as the democracy ol
the State desire to have at the seal of gov
ernment. All the friends of ' the paper,
with. v horn the undersigned has conversed
and corresponded on the subiect, think
that the lit may be increased to at Iea!t
lour thousand. ' Cannot this be accomplish
ed? The undersigned respectfully submits
whether, out of 40,000 democratic voters in
North Carolina, there cannot be obtained
for the Central Journal a permanent circu
lation of four! thousand copies?
It is needless, pt-rhaps, to say that the
Standard will be constantly devoted to the
support and promulgation of democratic
principles, and that its Editor will labor,
month by month, & year by year, with what
ever abilities he may posses.-, to destroy the
odious and dangerous doctrines of the Fed
eral; party. And it may not be improper
to stale here, that at a late u eeting of the
Democratic State ( entral Committee for
North Carolina, n Kosnltitinn was nassed
heartily and entirely approving of the Stan
lard Vmce it has been under the contiol of
the undersigned, and recommending to
the party throughout! the State the impor
tance of increasing its circulation. The
Standard will continue to give attention as
heretofore, to miscellaneous reading, and o
the general news of the day; and no eflorts
nor pains will be spared to render it an use
ful arid interesting sheet. To thoe who, at
the commencement of his labors, gave to the
undersigned a generous support and confi
dence, and who continue to cheer him by
their patronage and friendship and indeed
to the whole democratic party of the
State -he tenders his sincere thanks. -
Terms of the Standard,
For a single copy, three dollars per an
num in advance. One copy for two years,
or two copies for one year, for five dollars,
in advance.1 For four copies ten dollars;
for ten copies twenty dollars in advance.
Any person procuring and forwarding five
subscribers ivith the cash (215) will be en
titled to the paper one year free of charge.
WILLIAM W. HOLDKN.
April 23d, 1S45. -
Just Received, j
By the Subscriber,
A
LARC.E ASSOR T M K N V Swedes,
American and English Iron,
German & cast Steel, cut & wrought Nails.
Castings, consisting of ovens, pots, spiders,
skillets, tea kettles, andirons, cart and
wagon boxes, ffloughs, points & heels,
Spadey long handled sjiovels, hoes, trace
and halter ch uns, sulky spring,
TuVks Island salt, blown & ground salt,
Cotton bagging, rope and twine.
White lead, linseed and irain oil,
8 x 10 and 10 x 12 window glass putty.
A LSO, a very large & general assortment of
GROCERIES,
; Hardware and Cutlery,
Ciina,, Gas.n Crockery and S one ware f
For sale on accommodating term?.
Jtfs! fVEDDELL.
Tarboro, Nov. 23, 1814.
rjn HE best re m ed y ever o ffered to I h e
Ppblic for the cure'of
- Wgue JFever, .
; Remittent and continued Fevers.
For sale fty ' ' .'
v : Geo. ffoidard, Agent, Tarboro'.
May 6thi 1S45, : -; ; - "
! APPROVED "
Goeltcfeels Matehesr Sanative, for the
cure of Consumption, coughs, colds, &c.
Compound Chlorine Tooth " Wash, for
preserving the leeth from decay, protect
ing the "gums, &c. r.,,v ,
Dr. McNairls Jcoustic Oil, a certain
cure for deafness v,v4- i- 5-i;;,;
i; Spohn's Jfgue.and:. Fever, Pills, a nev-ei-aUing
remedy jfuken arrding dii
reetions which accompany theriKx v '
s Ortiielbs's fcelebratedomato: Pills. -:
Professor :VesDrini8spectfic Pills, lor
the ciii f !tsM uaVy Vjns ltend
prl?witha discharee. &e.
r or sate oy o-rsc tr v.
Fall & Winter . Goods,
A t Very lo w Pr ices r
AT THE CHEAP CASH STORE.
JO! AS now received the whole of his late
purchases, and respectfully solicits a
call from those who want to buy
Cheap Goods.
In his assortment will be found
Black and colored plain and figured Silks, ;
India Satin, rich Cashmere d'Eccose, (
Chusans, Alpine Plaids, Crasse de Laines
Alpaccas, plain and figured,
A great variety of Calicoes, very cheap, 4
Furniture Calicoes, Earlston Ginghams, j
Shawls, Ladies' Cloaks, men's Overcoats,!
Fancy points, cravats, and handkerchiefs
Bonnet, cap and neck ribbons,
Needle-work'd collars,
Linen cambric and layn handkerchiefs,
Corded &. Victoria skirts, corsetts, bonnets.
I bread & Lisle laces, edgings & insertingss,
Ihread bobbin, laces and edgings,
Black and white Netts, green barage,
Muslin edgings and insert ings, gimp--,
Cords and tassels, hair pins and necklaces.
Silk and cotton umbrellas, hosiery & glove,
LasMineies, tweeds, sattinetts,
Kentucky jeans, whjte, red & green flannel?,
Canton flannels, kerseys linseys,
Whitney, Mackinaw, duffil& negro blan
kets, -c'tton osnaburg, bed ticks,
iii lieu.. i . v 1 ?
, c, oc u uwu uuyiesi ' o , "7'
iuiij; .iawn, uumasK lamecioins ot napKinf,
uuu eye uiaper Vvamonc, jaccone-ii,
IJ . I ' ., J : .1 " .il
Swiss, book, and mull muslins,
Plaid, striped, and figured muslins, with
almost every other article in the j
1
FANCY AND STAPLE j
Dry Goods Liine, .
All of which is offered at reduced Prices.
Tarboro', Nov. 23, 1844. j I
More Brandreth'sPills.
vvAy nave just receiveu a iresn suppi
w of this valuable Medicine, which
recommended by thousands f of
perSOpS
whom they have cured of Consumption,!
Influenza, Colds, Indigestion, Oysprpsiia,
Head Ache, and a sense of fullness in the
back part of the fiead, usually the syrb
toms of Appoplexy, Jaundice, Fever atid
Ague, Billious, Scarlet, Tphus, Yellow,
and common Fevers of all kinds; Asthma,
Gout, Rheumatism, Nervous Diseases;
Liver Complaint, Pleurisy, Inward Weak
ness, Depression of the Spirits, Ruptures,
Inflamation, Sore Eyes, Fits, Palsy, Drop
sy, Small Pox, Measles, Croup, Cough,
Whooping Cough, Quinsey, Cholic, Chol
era Morbus, Gravel, Worms; Dysentery,
Deafness, Ringing Noises in the Head,
King's Evil, Scrofula, Erysipelas, or Saint
Anthony's Fire, Salt Rheum, While Swell
ings, Ulcers, some of thirty years, stand
ing, Cancers, Tumors, Swelled Feet and
Legs, Piles, Costiveness, all Eruptions of
the Skin, Frightful Dreams, .female Com
plaints of every kind, especially obstruc
tions, relaxations, &c. j
Also, Brandreth's Liniment, for sorps,
swellings, wounds, &c, at 25 cents a bot
tle. Those Pills are for sale in every
County in this State, and by the following
gentlemen in this vicinity.
Geo. FJowird, Agent, Tarboro'.
Ii. H. Belcher Sparta.
Isaac Scarboroughf Oak Grove.
Daniel ftuuntree, Stantonsburg.
Peebles, Fcnner, Co. Clarksville.
J. L. & R. IV. Human, Palmyra.
Wm. IV Jones. Reed's X Roads.
D. H Holland, Smithfitld.
May 14, 1844. 21
Tin Ware.
rrrHE Subscriber has . jud
received
Iresh supply of TIN WARE, manu
factured at Washington, in this State, con
sisting of !
Coffee Pot, of different sizes Backets, J
Measures, Funnels, Pans, j
Skimmers Dippers, Cups, Pails, j
Milk strainers, water Ladles, blow Horns, 1
Lanterns, flour and sugar scoops, cake cotters, I
C and lesticjis, pepper boxes, graters, &c.
which will be sold on reasonable and ac
commodating terms.
(Q3 Orders for gutters, conductors, and
tin ware oi every description, win oe at
tended to forthwith. I
GEO. HOWARD .
Tarboro', April 3. j
Cotton (Rins
" FOl SALE.
fin HE subscriber has, only one on iiand
"T of those new pteel plate Cotton GIps,
'made at. Greenville, a 40 saw, -which he
will seli at a reduced price to close sales.
A good second hand 37 saw Giri, ready
for immediate use, wfll be sold, low. . j 4
Ca r miii at i ve! Balsa m V
"TTS a certairi, rean1rrefleetual remedy f
dysentery cliarrhceWor Iosene.s, cho
ler.i mnrhus, SU M MER COM PI. A I N I',
co I i c. gr i pit g pa i n's,' so u r s t o m a c h , rs i c k a n n
nervous head.ch, hearttutrn, waternrash.
pain or sickness of the stomach, vomiting.
spi:ting up of food after eating, and aso
whtre it pase through the body unchan
ted, want of appeii'e, ? e,.tles.hes arid ina
hrlity 'o sleep, wind in the 'stomach and
bo wrls. hvs r-rics. cramp, nervous trcmois
and twifchings. sea: sickness, fainting, ne'-
anh6lv anl lownessnf spirits. fr'ttngnt
crying of infants, and for all BOvVEL A F-
KECTIONS & NERVOUS DISEASE
This is one of the most efficient, pleasan'i.
and safe comDOsitions ever offered to the
public, fur the cuie of the various tlef ange)
ments of the stomach and kowels, and
the only aiticle worthy of the leat eonfi
dence for curing CHOLERA IN FAN
TUM or SUMMER COM PLA IN T; and
in all the above diseases it really acts like a
charm . i
AIT nersons are reauested to trv it. fr
without exception . it is the most valuable
family medicine ever vet discovered. Hun
dreds," nay, thousands of. certificate have
In en re ei ed from physicians, clergymen,
and fan.iies of the first rt spectability , bear
ing the strongest testimony in its favor, too
numerous to publish.
(&tx;Ufttnttf$.
Dr. D. Jayne, iar Sir, having made use
your Carminative Balsam in' my family, and find
ing it Jo be admirably adapted to the complaints
I lor wiih n it is iiuenufHi, 1 imhh ineiisuit; in iri;-jin
r ...t.:..t. :. : - .1 .. j i ...i. . 1 . ;
. mending it to the use of my Iriei.ds and the public
, generally, believinrj those who are afflicted with
any oiinese compiaims wm ana reuei in in use
e .i - i ; ; i.
Jonathan Going, D. Di
President of Granville College Ohio.
From th : Rev. Asa Shinn. of the Protestant Metho
dist church, f
The undersigned having been afflicted during
the past winter with a disease in the stomach,
sometimes producing great pain in the 'stomach for
; ten or twelve hours without intermission, and hav
ing tried various remedies with little effect, was
furnished with a bottle of Dr. D. Javne's Carmi
native Uai.sam. This he used according to the
directions, and found invariably that this medi
cine caused the pain to abate in three or four min
utes, and in fifteen or twenty minutes every unea-j'
sv sensation was entirely quietedi Tho mclicino
j was afterwards used whenever indications of the
annroach of naiii-were nerceived. and the naiu was
iliorolio nrcvoivtot. H o pnnl 5 n norl In !)( ttift n.H-
dicine every evening, and sometimes in the morn
ing, and in a few weeks health was so far restored,
that the sufferer was relieved from a large amount
of oppressive paint From experience, therefore,
he can confidently recommend Dr. D. Javne's Car
minative Balsam, as a salutary medicine for disea
ses of the stomach and bowels. A. ohinx
Allegheny ciry, July 16lh, 1843.
From the Rev, Dr, Bacon.
From a long acquaintance with Dr. Jayne's Oar
minative Balsam,. 1 believe it to be a very happy
combination, and a useful medicine in many com
plaints which almost constantly occur in our coun
try, such as bowel affections of children, colic,
cramps, looseness, dyspeptic disorders of the sto
mach, cougfis, and affections of the breast, togeth
er with all those diseases atteuded with sourness
of the stomach; and believe that physicians will
often, find it a useful remedy in their hands, and one
that is proper for domestic use, and can be put in
to the hands of persons at large with perfect safety.
VV Mi Bacon, M. D.
- Woodstown, Salem County, N. J. Mayil837
JrfS. M. REDMOND, i gent.
Astonishing.
A MONO the thousand Medicines adver
tised as cerlain certain cures for.pul
monary complaints,"
Wayne's Expectorant
Stands alone. Its path to public confi
dence has been paved, not with puffs, but
CURE; and the vouchers for its efficacy
include an array of names which, for char
acter and respectability, cannot be surpass
ed in this country. Dr. JAYiNE. being
himself a physician, does hot prottss to
perform physical impossibilities; but he
does a?seri, andhe is borne out bv well aur
thenticated facts, that in all DISEAE
OF THE LUNGS AND CHEST, which
aie susceptible of cure without miraculous
interference, his EXPEC f GRANT will
restore the patient to health. 'No other
medicine will remove mucus or"pns from
the throat so thoroughly, as this. Ii effec
tually loosens the coagulated masses from
the membrane which lines the trachea, and
at every cough the patient will bring up
portions of the disengaged matter. IN
ALL COMPLAINTS OF THE PUL
MONARY ORGANS, even where nature
seems to be making no effort to throw off
t he d isease, J A YN E'S EX PECTO RAN T.
imparts vigor to the machinery of respirt na;pr:, ni,,W-Paini nf orl"LV.
lion, and enables them to disencumber
themselves of the obstructions which Jiad
i m peded their f tee operation. , I i. has res
tored hund red s to per fe ct healt h , a ft er the i r
physicians had given.them up as incurable,
with CONSUMPTION, Coughs,. Colds,
A st h ma, ;; I nfluenza, B ronchilis, i oopi ng
Ctnighj Spitting'BloodHn a Word, all dis
eases of a PULMONARY nature yield to
this preparation, if properly administered
Names' and Prices of Dr. . ' D. Jaynes
Family Medicines, viz: '
- Jayne's Expectorant, per bottle, Si 00
Hair Tonic . ,.'; 1 00
: Tonic Vermifuge ; . 0 .50
V Carmiriative Balsam, large, 0 1 50'
: y Mim-: small, b ; 25 .
1 Sanative Pills, per box; 0 25'; :
" American Hair Uye, : . 0 50 .
; For sale in Tarboro bys a ? A f
JAS M REDMOND, Aren't.
; ? J civ Firm?
HTl HE trndersigners' having this clay cn-
tered into a Copartnership,, st uccy
JVlount, N. C., under the name of -
Fake ihi orcasion r soliciting he pafrortJ
age of their fiit-ndarid of the public gen
erally, I heir Ir.od will be received irl
i few- days, which . shMl be duly; mad?
known. MS 1,? til VV KS 77W;
JOSffH II WILLI FORD.
Rocky Mount, NC , April 1st, 1 845.
' ' ' X-:-4 : . . .
M. ESTON, return h'S sincere thanks
to his fiienrts and form r patrons tor the
jsencous stippot t he received, at their
hnds vhile connected wi h the late nms
of Weston & Vick, and 'Harrison & Wes
ton, and hopes, since he is" determined to
please them, that they will continue their
undivided suppoi t.
JYoticc
TO CAPITALISTS.
IN the present depressed stte of : tha
-'.'farming interests, a favorable opportune
ty is now offered for the: provable-investment
of Capital. The subscibeis havinC
become sole proprietors of the ,
FACTORY & '
Jit the his EaJU of Tar Zlivcv
Are desirous of extending! their busihcf-,
and for t his purpose are willing to sell, cn
reasonable terms;" a portion of their, inter
est : or thev will receive ' subsciibers for
fiimiiig a compart'. (fr which they have
a favorable chafer) ifso preferred : by
those' who wishto; invesO their funds ir
manufacturing :inteiest?r
I lie Titnes of the locUion lor all kind c
Manufactures is so well-known as to rent
er a decnpion unnecessary. f
Thusrj wishing- for farther informatt"
on the subject are relet -red to R H. Bait ?
Ksq r Rocky; M oiint. Ldgecomne to.
' W H. Sf B. D BATTLE.
March i; 184 5 - 'f 10
A FRESH supply of Peters' Pills j-
received and for sale by ' r
by
GEO. HOWARD.
Tarboro', July 19.
Drugs, Medicines
Paints, Oils, &yc Stuffs, Cc
HT AS just received a large 8l ft se'e
tetl as-rtment of all t!"j arlicles (
the best quality) usually kepr "a a Drt
Store, which he offers for saleon as fav
ble terms as they can be had in this Stat:
he has advantages in niakinf his purchr
that will enable, him to do sand he t
pectfnlly invif s the inspection of the Ph;
siflans, Vierchants, and Fan'HcTa'iii the
rounding country. He feels as.'red th
he can offi r them inducement a" mako
purchases of him -and hopes by' punctual
attention to orders,' and by supplying arti
cles oil very moderate terms to merit a lib-
eial share of custom. His assoitment will
l . i . ' . .. i .t.. :-i i r.
oe a large one, aim rrpicuisneu nuui nus
to time as occasion may demand..' In it
may be found 1 " - '
50 oz. Adierican quinine.
20 oz. pine French, 1
(ator oil in botth s and. by the gallon, , ..
Calomel (best English, Blue M ass, : '
Eps m salts Swaim's Panacea,
Dr. Wistar's balsam of wiJd cherry . .
Rectified woid Naphtha, ; -
Dr. Smyth's ce'ebrated nooping Cdu-h
Syrup, Mustard, - ' . . . ; ' t
Nitric, sulphuric and muriatic acidf,
Prussic acid, Chlorides of lime and soda
Spices of every Jctn&i
A nice assortnent of perfumes r . ,'t
Sj-ringes of eveiy size and variety; -Dental
instiument, Evan's lancets - :
Trusses of all mz.
Tooth hair & flesh: brushes. Hair" rloves.
arire "aSfirtiunl nf Puinl tiriicfi'-- ,
Sand paper, Glue, Paints of every kind,
Linseed, lamp & tanner's oils,
Spnits Turpentine, ,r
Dye sttiffs of every kind,
Pearl starch, Seine ork in sheets,
Vials, vial and bottle cork, :i
Black, blue and. indelible ink, ; ,i .;
Copal, coach and Japan Varnish, -
Real French Oil liOclicf ;
For eiving a beautiful polish to boot.
shoes and harness, Blacking, . , '
Sponge,. Window glass and putty. , V
(OThe'yerj( best Virginia moking U
chewing Tobacco and "a. large supply $f
Principe CigarsiH he kepL x
His SODA FOUNTAIN now in
full operation, f " -
giving t lie 9a rtfe tyilevtion to pVo
fessionql duties, lis, heretofore
J arporo:, Augv 20, If - , r
n -
Tli. lima V-
Tarboro. March 7. t
Tafborough,"Mav 1st, 1845.' 'la '