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niuntccKS for 0regon.
mention! rheumatic Battalion!
IN anticipation ot a war
with Kneland, the irtdivi
:
duals composingiheMeu
malic Battalion are each
and every one ndtin
"-kTei anu . waiucn m "l
near farmed as shall here
Klfcafter he directed,) before
Orderly Surgeon GEO. HUWAitu, in
Tai bdro and purchase a bottle of
liervftf lAnnmenJ. and Itthvir
which is Warranted to cure all the old cases
of chronic or inffmrmtoy Rheumatism
that have remained ttncured np to the pre
sent time. - This wiihout delay, so that you
may be in readiness to march, if called upon.
To the Universal Rheumatic Battalion J
Given this dav at Head Quarters by
CO. If STOCK $ CO. ,
Commanders General.
The above article is sold wholesale by
.Comstdck & Co. 2t Cortlandt t. New York
by Geo Howard, Tarboro M. Wes
son, Gaston -F. S Marshall, Halifax Ben
nett & My man, Hamilton F. W. Mddre,
VVilltamston -and by one person in every
village in U, States and Canadas.
March 19, 1840.
A
CARRIAGES, Sfc,
THE Subscriber offers, for Sale", a superior
JVarthern-hUtti Citrriage
Made in latest style and best materials a
liCatIiertop iiiiggy
q Cloth top BUGG Y, and a
all nevy, with first rate harness to them.
ALSO, a second hand barouche, but lit
tie worn--and a bugy, verv cheap --har-H
nesstothem GEO. HOWARD.
April 22rfd, l46
JYoti
cc
n1 HE 11 X D K ft SI G rs? K D inform IhJ
public, that he has o'pened a
GlfJYSMlTMM SMI OS,
4$ miles west of Tarboro.' for the purpos
of repairing shot-guns, riBes, pistols, si lis
"in vtorms &p. etc.
Allivorkjn bis fme of business will b
t'endeH to arid done In workman-lik
"anner J NO. HOLLA Ntf.
R-lcombe To , May gf? 1846 19
nit. TVMSJmtVS .
ue and Fever, and
Mil mtf jftbtv
X , ' lhV'S have been exte-nsivefy
" IISArl m 1 -j- ....... r
w ,,. ,,, ,yate pracnce Tor the pat
jy.a.,jn.n me most unparalleled strcces
- -c.,ni no stnglP instance have the
n- Known to fail fn effecting a snire cuife
L V urV ,n of h most formul
,c "aracter, and even after the most e mi-
"eni rhysjciian hver exhausted their u
n'ost ffkill, the patient, almost vvitho
'-'pc, nas been entirely cured in 24 hour
oy I the use of thee pill? alone..
nese pills are nremrctl bv Dr. Hfntiv
W. Turner; so!e proprretor near ,;Fayette-
....c.VUmoeriand county, N C.
' G HO WJlRD assent, Tarboro',
tLUurard Joy uer's Depot,
W.. J: jirmstrowr, m hisr Sfore,
w. yir m si rone 5 yp;i. Koc k v M
J ytU. fA, TradesviHe. ' "
For sale HOWJfltn
HUG I
Patterson &; WtU
PETERSBURG, Va.
' tfugiisC 25th, 845,
OTAVR in Store and are receiving the
iuiiuiii); UUUU3, lO Wit;
g; 60 hhds P. Kico, N d, St. Croix and
refined Sugars,- "
200 bags liagtiira, Rid irid .lava Coffee,
20 hhds R Rico and tuba-molasses;
000 sTacks li. P. and G. A. salt,
200 pvcottorf bealrie, part suifr auaL
y , - " cons Kale rope.
jus. V irginia cured bacon,
0000 f VVesterh sides and shoulder
250 sides good' and 'damaged" Sole
f ; Lea I h er,
56 do RiiSsct upper do;
500 lbs. hoe thread,
150 bis. No. l and 2, N. Ca. herrings,
1 100 hoxes Sperm and Tallo w candles,
approved tirahds,
20 boxes fit bis. Loaf & Crushed sugar,
5 bis", superior Pulverised do.
lOO' bagslUrbp and Buck slidt,
100 kegsjj). P; powder,
30 to rw Swedes arid English Iron,
5 bVnd and hoop do.
'J Blistered, German & Cast steel,
250 kegs cut and box nails,
10 doz. AVells & Co: approved axes, ,
50 casks London porter q'ts & p'ts,"
10 hhds Baltimore whiskey,
50 blS. ! (Id. dor
50 " supe'rior Northern A. Brand v
15 " N. G Rum, '
10 Scuppernong Wine,
10 qr. casks Tener iff and S. M. do.
r pipe superior old Madeira,
. 5 qr casks Port wine
U 5 half pipes superior Cognac & Cham
paign brandy, warranted genuine,
30 bis. old Monougahela whiskey,
2 nunoheons best Jamaica Rum,
3 pipes IT. (iin,
; 100 nests Iron and Wood bound tubs,
20 bags pepper, spice and ginger,
& half chests superior G.P. , Imperial
: arid Y..H. Tea,
i 50 doz Bed cords, best Hemp,
100 Cotton Lines,
j 100 reams Wrapping paper,
50 Writirig & Letter do.
20 boxes Whittirrtore's genuine Cotton
and Wool card,
! lOO bis. new City ground, family flour,
100 S.F. ditto ditto & country,
, 25 " superior Cider Vinegar,
100 bushels best Clover seed selected,
Together with bther articles usually
kept in the? Grocery line; all of which we
offer for sale, upon such-terms as we think
a fair examination cannot fail id approve.
We are agents for the sale of .labex Parker's
threshing Xiachinest
FAN MILLS, STRAW CUTTERS &
Which are sold at the same (prices as? by
the Manufacturer
f We also Solicit a continuance of the very
liberal patronage heretofore received in
the, way of Consignments of Producer say
Cottony Tobacco. W heat, Bacon, &c; and
pledge ourselves to be unwavering in our
terms of Commissions, as we plafce alf on
an equal footing. Say fijly cents per
Bale for Cotton, and all other kinds of
Produce 2$ per cent . A Iso, the receiving
and forwarding of Merchandise.
The unparalleled popularity of
Hay's Liniment j
IS a" surety of ftS virtue -the genuine
Hays Lfniment has cured over twenty
thousand cases, of PILES in the United
States. It itf the only article used and pre
scribed fry the Faculty of New York, and
ft is recommended by every Physician in
the country who has used H or seen its ef
fects on others. The genuine has Corn
stock & Co. 's name on each wrapper.
Soid wholesffle by Contstock & Car 2f
Corthudt st. New Yo rk by Geo. How
ard, Tarboro-' M. Wesson, (iastoo-F.
S. MarshaH, Halifax Bennett & Hyman,
Hamilton F. W. Moore, YVilJiamston
and by one pefson irr every vilhge in U.
States and fanadas. ; March 19, 184 6.
By, the subscribe?, ?
A LA RGB ASSQR I'M KNJ Swedes,
American and EfnglisrV Iron, "'
German & cast Steel, cut &t wrought Nails.
Castings; consisting of ovens, pots, spiders;
skii lets, tea kettles, andirons catt ajrid
wagon boi6s, ploughs, poititS heers,
Spades,- long handled shovels; hoes, trace
and halter chains, sulky springs,
Turks Tsland sal t, b ro w n &r ground salt,
White leatl, linseed and train oil,
S xltfand ifr 1 2 window glassputty.
ALSO,-a very large & general assortment o'
-GROCERIES,
Hardware and Cutlery,
Ch in a, G las , Croc Aery arid Stone ware:
For sale on accommodating terms.
Tarboro V Nov. 1;
List of Letter -
Remaining in the Post Office at Turbo
rough, the 1st of duly 1S46, which
if not taken out before the st bj
Oct. next, will be sent to the Gene
ral Post Ojfite us dead letters.
Adams Elizh Mrs Hodge .lames
Anderson Henry R Hopkins Alex'r
Andhevvs S A MrS Holdiriess WH iJW
Hradley Stephen
Bradley Wilie
Bradley Little R
Braswell Richard
Bui lock Wrft G
Blunt Levi
Bennett Elizabeth
Burney Jas
Baits Wm
Bell McG J
farney Jane Mrs 2
Cotten F R
Dicken C L Dr
(laim-r Samuel
rtedceneih R R 2
Jones A ma nd a" M M i ss
Knight John H 2
Knight Wrti F .
Long Robert
Laneir Wirr A
Lyon Joshua L
Moore B t?
McCorquodale A ReV
Pearce Nancy Mrs
Parker Richard
Perkins H
Proclor Samuel
Statpn Arthur
Savage .las D 2
Teate Rhoda
HedgepethM BMiss2 Wiggins Wright
Hedgepeth Jesse T Wallace John
Hancock Wm H 2 Whiiehurst Jas
48 JJ18. AL REDMOND, P. M.
Doctoi Witi. JEiYAIVJS'
1HUVG SYRUP
For children Teething,
PREPARED BY HIMSELF
fo Mothers and NurSes.
rill HE passage of the teeth through the
gums produces troublesome and dan
gerous symptoms. It is knovvn by moth
ers that thgre IS great irritation in the
mouth and gums durinsr this nrocess. The
gums swell, the secretion of saliva is in
creased, the child is sei2ed with frequent
and sudden fits of cryingj watchings, start
ing jn the sleep, and spasms of peculiar
parts, i the child shrieks with extreme vio
lence,' and thrusts its fingers into its ihoiith.
If lhefe precursory symptoms are not spee
dily alleviated, Spasmodic convulsions uni
versally supervene, and sooq cause the dis
solution of the infant.. Mothers who
have their little babes afflicted with these
disiressing symptoms, should afjply Dn
William Evans's celebrated Soothing Sy
rup, which has preserved hundreds of in
fants when thought past recovery, from be
ing suddenly attacked with that fatal mala
dy, convulsions: V i
Evans' family aperient Pitts'; "j
ALSO,
Dr. Evans' Pdnic Fills,
For sale in Tarboro' by
GEO. HOWARD Agent.
February 23.
Recommended by the Faculty
firs. A. J HarreiPs
celebrated'
PREPARED MEDICIIVESV
' -s- .
THESE TtEV? Affti PLEASANT REMEDIES
COMPRISE
Their Tomato and Slippery Elm Pills',
for the cure of fevers, liver affections, jaurx
d ice, headache, loss of appetite, costtveness
female complafnts, and every disease with
in the fea'cfr of human meanaf. !
Alterative Extract of Sitfsdfidfilld and
Blood Root, for scrofula, or king's white i .
swelling, pains in the bohes ulc erous sores,
eruptions of the skirt, rheumatism, syphilr
t i c and mercurial affections, &c.
Concentrated Extract of Buchii and
Uva Ursi. for, curing diseased urinary or
gans, such as gravel, morbid irritation and
chronic inrfammation of the kidneys, ure-
SO'O
tersf orauuer auu u,ow -1' "..low"e,s; ! lfke manned bfe freearMopeU Iri novigaf
the prostrate glandvlosTs of tone tn passrng , Ke 9 . ! Hu L
urine, cutaneous affections & rheumatism.
Ffbrifuge, or Camomile Tonic, for the
crre of Ihdebilities, loss o-appetite, ' bdt
especialljy for Fever and Ague;,' for which it
has heerr mote particularly prepared. ;
Antispasmodic or Camphor-at ed Jdr
dial, designed to cure excessive vomhing,
diarf hcei, cholera morbus, Asiatic cholera,
pain in the stomach,-cramps', hysterics; CoN
ics, jhypocondria spasms, cony ulsions, arid
mutteringdelirhim in the lov forms ofbiji
ousfovef Itisafroe substitute for pSregdric.
Cough Mixture qfCarrageeh Mossand
Squills', for the cure of diseased larigs,
chronic affections of thrts strirriach and bo-
els, and air diseases produced-by sudden
changes in temperature Vl - i-s ;r
perJin)Toijt!i
hardening the4gUTns, xieaniiig, pi caciviu&
an d ! k eepi n g white t heaeethand fon weet-
LeninfiT the breath.- i . .M -iU
' The above preparations are onerep iol
the public generally and rnysicians especi
lly, not as nostrdms orpariaceasV buti ds
in ea t a n d co n v e rt i e n V-pfepa rat i o n s mad e j on
istriIyscierijLififc principles: or sae by
Tarboro', Jan. ft
- Prom the Fayetteville Carolinian
okEdoNriiRAfy;
The following is an official copy of the
Oregon treaty, which will be read by the
tjublic with interest, from tjie fact of its
importance in settling without war, at long
vexed question of territory between the
tJnited States and Great Britain: t
"The United Stdtes of America and her
Ma jesty the Queen of the United Kingdom
df Great Britain , and Ireland,- deeming it
to be desirable for the future welfa re o'f
both countries that the state of doubt
and Uric'ertainty which haS hitherto pre
vailed respecting the sovereignty and gov
ernment of the territory chi the northwest
coast ofAmerida, lying westward of the
Rocky of Stony Mountains, should be fi
lially terminated by aramicable compro
mise of the f ights mutually asserted by the
two parties dver the aid: tefritdry, hye
named plenipotentiaries to treat rind agree
Concerning the terms of such settlement
that is to say: the President df the tJnited
States of America has, dri nis paftj fur
nished with full powers Jarfies rfuchanan,
Secretary of State of United StateS, and
her Majesty, the Queen of the tJnited
kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, has,
tin her part, appolnted.the fight honorable
Richard Pakenham, a member of her Ma
jesty's most honorable privy council, and
hef Majesty's envoy extraordinafy and
ministef plenipotentiary to the United
States; who, after Having communicated
to each other their respective full powers,
found in good and due form, have agreed
upon and concluded the following arti
cled: !
Art. i . From the pbl n't dri the forty-
ninth parallel of north latitude, where the
boundary laid 3dvvn in existing tfesfties
and conventions between the united states
and (3 real Britain terminates, the line
Of boundary between the -territories of the
United States and those o'f her Britanic
majesty, Shall be continued ivestivafd
fllnntr thn said foftvnintn nafallel of nortn
C5 . . 3. !
latitude, to" the middle of the channel
which separates the continent from Van
couver's Island" and thence " sodthefly
through the m thV SaTd; cliannel,
and of Fuca's straights to the 'Pacific O
cean; provided, hovyever, that the naviga
tion of the whole of the said cliannel and
straights south of the forty-ninth ' fjafallel
nf nnrt h lat ftude f ematn free arid Open to
both parties. "!'; ' ' V
Art. 2V. From tfre' point a which
the
forty-ninth parallel of north latitude shall
be found tcf iritefsect the great northern
branch of thV Columljlar rivef, the naviga
tion shall tfe free drit open to the Hudson
Bay Co m pa ny & to al 1 British Subject trac
ing with the saiffe, to the point where
the
said branch; meets the main stream- of
Columbia, and thence down the'
trfe
said
main, stream to the ocean, with free
access
into, and through the said fiVer of rivers,
it being urrdefstobd that all the feual por
tages along ine line thus "described Shall fn
t5rtr th said river of rivers. British1 Sub-
.. ' , . j
iects with thei'f gobds" aucl produce1 shalf
j tm trVat'erf OH safrie footing aSf citizens
of the United States; it being,v however, al
ways imde'rstdbd iMsci nothing in; this" arti
cle shall be construed as" pfevelifrn, or in
tend ed' tcy pfeent, the gof efriifient of the'
United States' ffoTrt1 matkmg , any regula-
tiohs'respetin the said
jfr if.0 in iM of
fhe territory south of the fortyninth
parralicl df north' latitude, as provided in
the ISrstaf t icle of this treatf , the pd'ssesso-
fyr ighW of ' the Hudson Bay Compan
a nd ot al 1 be al
ready in the Occupation "of 1 land or othef
prppeffylawlyac
tefritdiy; shall brrespected; f
: Art4T TlieSiIafms; larid4; andV other
ifVginlz tb
tjKriertv of evef y ilescriptibh belc
tougeisSouridi3cuftu tho
6nnrWMefoi: tneGblumbfc
Wconinrffieri ia
- ' , 1 ' ! : - r- '
i r- -m , .. V .
' : A ' : 1 - V '
I .. . -.-v.- . , ' - -.. .
In caskriovVeveii ifefe .Aitiiatmn of' thosQ
j iarfris arid lands shddld Be cdnsidered f by
tne u niiea oiates to qe ot public ana polit
ical importance, and fthe United Stated
gdverrirnteril should signify a" desire to bh
tain possession of the whole, of of any part
ifiefedLj the properly Sri required shall bo
trarisfefreri Id f tie Said goVerrirrierit at a prd
per valuatldri, to be agreed T Upon bet weeli
Che paftiel t , : ;
j Art The present treaty Shall be rat
i fled by Ihe President of the United States
liy Hiid wltH tH aie'e and consent of the "
Senate thereof, and by hef Britannic Maj
esty; arid the ratification Sriall be exchanged
it L'd'ndbn at the expiration of si months'
from the date Hef eofji or sooner, if possi
ble. -
Id witrieSS whereof, the resnective pleri-
ipoferitiafies have signed the same, and
have' affixed iheretd the seals of , their
arms.
. , . .
Done at Wasn irigtdii the fifteenth day of
iurie in tfie i yeaf df ddf Ldrd one thout-
sand eignt hundred and torty-sixv
f (Signed) - "
BUCHANAN, . i.j
RICHARD PAKENHAM, l. s. j
Judge Robert C. Greer, of Perinsylvaniay
has beeri dominated by the President and
confirrhed by the etiaie, to a seat 6n the
bench of the Supreme' Court of the United:
States; to" fill the vacancy catised by Judge
Batfdwlri'S death. f.
friend writes us' from LAI mbef -
on, ihat dri the 12th; Inst. Mr. Jamerf
Flowers', d very fespectable, worthy, hon
est citizen, was brutally murdered by the
hand of a worthiest wretch, by the name
of Jack (al tzS) Johri Shejjaf d, who is "nov
in jail td a wait his trial. . , .
TneiianadlpK Heralcl sajrl:-.'Eight
or ted Gold Mines are now successfully
worked in this county'. Some Uof these
have fieeri tvefrked for more than twelve
months, arid have b'feeri & SOd'rce of consid
erable pfofit to trietf ownerl. Others have
been recently discovered, arid , give very
flattering pfospectl. Mtfri f 6tir farmer
have . tiirried their attentiofi to the, busi
ness arid ate making very fair pfdfits. We
sire o'f opinion that this .county will, -'ere
long, become a t Ich fegion. G old can bo
fdund Iri mall rjarticles in fouf:fifths of
the smali streams; a'nd, we have rid doubt
will be fo'drfdf to1 exist, in ah'undance, in
Veins th:a have riot been, discovered. Few
that have' embarked in the business havd
suffered much loss.
Jill the wdtj Jrbni Orori.fte nava
beeri favored b sdme friend with a copy
of ihe ftfjrt iiSixe of the, "Cffegdrf. Specta
tor," tne 6rst riewpapef eslaDiished id
the Ofegdh feitory! Here' it is, all tho
way trbfa 6rif rierV 'eiUe'frierit- oppo-"
Site' Chiriaf Tne' mtititi b'( the eheet
is, "Westivafd ihe Sftaf ' 6f&n?pffe' takesr
its way," arid we should nei be surprised
if thV seiiiefi fri our7 far-off Witory, ere!
looting afbrdf
and fri th Iffc tb'arinex to their State
of, rathyfo' " tfirofcv tho Jigrtt dt fripiro
ofyier ft. Thntfm before us is dated
February Sth, I84C, arid contains' a" copy
of the' cbristifutiori passed by the legisla
ture of the Tefritof'yf"alcr; an acst to pre
tient tiie i iritrbducticriVarid sale of ardent
SjAiiid in dregrM The editorV Wiliiarri
G. T'auTt says', in his opening leader
that the f&pfer -'Will be rieritrai in politics
an de'foted tW the general interests of the
Teffitory; but he at the time inforrris thern1
thai Kela a DeVricrcfai of the Jeuersoniani
rriaVtef General of ihe Tef rFtory. T' Vaults
judging froiri the stations he holdsjTMUst b'ci
a'-mah of'Vaul'ti arnbitiohV
St. Louis RtSeiifei
rtmeritarii i in Rusid--Cot. TOdd in-
fbrnis"uW trWt he grading arid? wbrUing on
the entire iVil road line is given td American
contractors: This contract amounts to four
arid a half niillions of delliri, and was giv
eri & Aiperican Coil traitors, iri the face of
tnb competition, of all Europe, without e-
H ' ' " ,u
j Uf t&pm&etj papW says Ifiat two
leading conf rectors called at the Exhanr;'
scnloot Fesfdes being editor of the fSpcc
tator' riie ti trt'o'secutirig attorney' & Post-