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if r is
Head Quarters 21st Reg't' N. C. M. ?
. Tarboro' Sept 26th, 1848. 5
HP HE Officers, musicians and privates
-of this, the lower Edgecombe Regi
ment, will parade in Tarboro' on the 4thj
Saturday 28th day of October next, at 11
t'clock A. M., equipped for Regimental
and Battalion muster as the law requires.
, .The Officers and non-commissioned of
ficers will assemble in Tarboro,' on Fri
day the day before for officers-drill and
Jtegiroental Court-martial. By Order of
Colonel HENRY T. CLARK.
RobU R. Bridgers, Adj't.
Rocky Mount, Sept. 8th, 1 848.
Cotton Factory Mills:
FTUHE undersigned, successors to Battle
6 Brother, in the above property, j Manufactory, as can be bought at any of
v., associated themselves togetner unueri unuuru markets;
11U WW
the title of
RATTLE A CO.
They have been at great expense in en- ,
largingthe operations of this establishment , ew York, and B
and in the purchase of new machinery,
and feel warranted in saying, that they
can now make as good an article of
Cotton Yarn
as can be manufactured any where in the
V. Stales, and are determined to sell at as
iLoto prices
All they desire, in order to secure
r morphantfi and dealers in this
7, , i Marble ai d plain top Bureau,
part olF the country, is, that they examine
the quality of their Yarns, and their liber- Mahogany Bed6teaJs.gotl.ic style,
al terms, before purchasing elsewhere. j Mahogany and marble top Centre Tables,
We do only a quarterly business; but and cane seat CHAIRS,
will mate the liberal discount of 2 per ( High and low post Bedsteads,
ct. for Cash. B. D. BA TTLE,
JAS. M. BATTLE,
IV M. S. BATTLE,
J. L. HORNE.
. -EYE AIL VIE. :
To the Fiiblic; "
fTpHE concurrent testimony jof men of integrity
'and worth is the best evidence we can have
of any fact of which we have no cognizance, our
selves The great advantages possessed by this
article over every other, are its certainty, safe
ty,' "convenience and economy. f All physicians
admit that great danger is to be apprehended from
drugging the eye when in an inflamed and unheal
thy state. In the use of this salve this objection
is entirely removed, as no harm can possibly re
suit from its use: it being in all cases applied to
the external portions of the eye, thereby avoid
ing all the inconvenience, pain and danger, which
necessarily attend the introduction of any pungent
article into the eyei Its activity in subduing in
flammation is so great that but few cases require
the use of more than one bottle to effect a perfect
cure. One physician remarked to us, after hav-
Switnessed its effects in several instances, that
it was a periect fire killer." VVe migh
multiply reasons why this salve should be prefert
red above every thing else in the treatment' of dis-
l - r. : . I
A U .1 " r L- ii r" rr eases 01 uie eye, uui we preier n suuuiu bianu on
As cheap and as fashionable from a Home . . ..... ... .
I 118 UW II IlieilkS. All V O ttSU IS Uldl 119 VlllUCrt uc
thoroughly tested, and that the directions be strict
ly followed.
Every bottle of the genuine salve has the name
MITCHELL'S EYE SALVE,
blown in the sides of the boUle, and the written
signature of the proprietor, D. Mitchell, on the!
outside wrapper. I). MITCHELL.
Perry, Wyoming county, N. Y.
ALSO, Dr. Gordon's vegetable anti bilious
fan i ly pills, and Dr. Tyler's ague & fever pills,
For sale by GEO. HOWARD.
February 29, 1848.
- Corn Fans, . '
Straw Cutters ana Farming
A Glorious Victory,
Achieved triumphantly over all oppo
sition to
HOME INDUSTRY.
JPROM the IMMENSE SALES that
I Jiave made for the last season, I am
compelled to believe that my patrons are
satisfied that they can buy .
CABINET'. FURNITURE
anu mat my cus
tomers may have an opportunity of buy
ing the best for the least money, I have
laidin from the markets of Philadelphia,
oston the very best stock
secured the best style, of
antique and modern furniture.
Through this medium I return my sin
cere thanks to my patrons, and I do assure
the public that the articles below named
will be manufactured and kept constantly
on hand, and sold at the lowest price for
The style or Furniture :
Marble and mahogany top Sideboards,
Mahogany and stained wood Wardrobes,
WE WOULD invite the attention of
the public, to the low prices at
. . ii r r i ,
Which we are now selling our spring anu ; Walnut dinin2 and breakfast Tables,
Summestock of Dry Goods, consisting French Bedsteads,
Ladies dressing Hureaus, all patterns.
Portable writing Desks,
Mahogany and parlor Chairs,
Mahogany dining and tea Tables,
Ladies work Tables and Boxes,
Portable writing Desks,
Ladies' sewing Chairs,
Secretaries, Book cases, anJ writing Desks,
of every
Fancy and Staple Article
usually kept on handj but particularly to
our assortment of
Corn shelters, Straw cutters,
Spades, Shovels, Salt, Iron, large 50 to(
Cribs Cradles, and children's Chair?,
Marble top wah stands and pier Tables,
Cottage Bedsteads, all patterns.
Mahogany rocking chairs, spring spats
Looking Glasses, picture. Frames, &c &c
Any article of Furniture manufactured
at thn shortest noltce. Furniture will be
An unequalled Remedy
And an Abiimiac foi 18 k&
OStVTIS.
IMPLEMENTS, GENERALLY,
For sale by T
Matthewson & Norjleet.
Tarboro', June 1. 22
CONSTANT supply of Bacon and
Lard for Sale, at the store of
HYMAN $ PIPPEN.
Tarboro, January, 1 848. .
Thomas L. Liddon,
:l, BRICKLAYER & PLASTERERr
TfNFORMS the .Habile that he is now
fully prepared to execute all jobs in his
line of business that may be entrusted to
him. He has competent workmen in his
employ,vand can give satisfactory assuran
ces, that all work entrusted to him will be
executed expeditiously and in a workman
like manner. References.
Wm. Nnrjleet Tarboro,'
Baker Staton, Edgecombe Go.,
Goold Hoyt, Greenville.
Tarboro,' Oct. 12, 1847. 4t.
AT LOWiPRIOESi
QgESPECTFlJLLV JnyUe Uc ubl
to call and examine their - -
" Smmcne i?tocU $Z : ;
JYew spring andsumtsicr &cd0i
Purchased; exclusively for cash, at unpre-
ccdented Low Prices and will be sold af
a small advance for CASH, or on a liberal
credit. April 15 th, 184&
Dr. Townscnd's
; SARSAPARIL.LA
ITS used successfully in Acute and Chron-
Notice ;
jp HE subscriber having abandoned all
idea of moving to the west, has asso
ciated with him in business his brother,
Matthew Weddell, and will continue bu
siness at his old stand under the firm of
X & I. Wcildcll. ;
He avails himself of this opportunity of
returning thanks for the very liberal pat
ronage he has hitherto received, arid pledg
es himself to merit a continuance of the
same to the new firm. ' T ' :
Those indebted to the subscriber by ac
count, will please call and close the same
by cash or note. JAS. JVEDDELL.
' Tarboro, VIarch;6thf i84S. ;
s
JJESPECTFUL
zens of Edgecombe and adjoining
counties that Jje carries on the , , ,
TJMILORIJV4 nVSMJyF8&i
at the old Stand next door to the Posl
Office, where will he found a choice assort
ment of "
(and all articles in his line of business,)
ic Rheumatism. Affections of the Bind-
der and Kidneys, and Bilious Fevers and!which he is Ppared to make up, at the
snortesi nonce, ana on. reasonaoie terms.
"fl ST for colds and feverish feelings and prt-
ventfax Fevers. 2nd. For asthma, liver com-
nlaint nnl hilinns afTprlions. 3d. For diarrlireaJ
. . . ,'m- i . ! the Sninal comnlaint. It is a noriWt nrp.
in.ngesuon anu oj appcuic 4m. i-or cosuve-, - Vr 1 T r Thankful for the favors alreadv received
ness in females and males. 5th. F r stomach af- ventative of Bilious and Western Fevers,! nankiui. lor me iaors already receivea,
Actions, dy.ia and piles. The great oinuand the best remedy ever used in restoringlhe solicttsa continuance of the same, assur
are, it is not bad to take, never gives pain, and ' the pal ient, after being prostrated by Fe-;in6 a11 who may favor him with a call,
vivtr kuvts ont coilivr.'f For all thee thuig3 it Ygp &.c.
. 1 . 11 - - 1 ..11 ... 1. - 1 . C.J
is warrai)ieu unequaitou, aim m wuu uu uui imu
it so may return the bottle and get their money !
back. Phis medicine is LONGLKY'S
100 gallon Kettles, Sucar, Coffee, &c.,&c.,Packed safe,y for transportation. .The
which we will sell very cheap and on the',abovc artirles ma be fo,,ml at lhe me
uio tana. r. jl,. joulu.
Tarboro', Sept. 29, 1S48.
EILILBMG OFF.
most accommodating terms.
PENDER $ BRIDGERS.
Tarboro', N. C, July 13, 1848.
FOItS&LF,
T MM WARM
Or the late Dempsey Bryan.
HUGH B. BRYAN.
May 18, 1848. 22
(tJRaleigh Standard and Washington
Whig will insert three times and forward
acc'ts to this office for collection.
Western Indian Panacea.
We assert there is no family medicine of half its
virtues, and none that will so delight the users of
it$ and to convince all that Ihtte art facts, we offer
as aHove. Try it without price, if yon are not
charmed by its effects. Fuller descriptions and
an Almanac for 1818 gratis, with the agents for
the county. (See below.) v
The Human lluir
Is admitted by civilized as welt as barbarous
that none shall go away dissatisfied. Cut
ting done t the shortest notice. .
N. B. Always on hand "a few select
articles of ready-made clothing of his own
manufacture. JAS.' ME HE G AN.
Tarborough January 1, 1848..
Bilious Colic and serious looseness,
Costiveness, Golds and Coughs, Colic, In-
sipicnt Consumption used with the great
est success in this disease, in its first stages
Corrupt Humors, and the Dropsy.
Dyspepsia:
No person, with this distressing disease,
should delay using this medicine immedi
ately; it positively cures all cases of Dys- r Richard Gay vs.
pepsia, however severe; Eruptions of the The Heirsat Law of the said Richard Gay.
.. .. -. t s ! . -.
skin,
blale of North Carolina.
' Edgecombe County. .
Washington M.. Stanton, Administrator of
Fever and Aue,-
Flatulency, Foulness of Complexion, and
Petition for sale of Land to pay debts
of plaintiff 's intestate, i
Edwin Gay, one of the heirs of the
natrons to be when full, flowing and perfect, the General Debility.' For general Physical
jrreatest ornament, and when Imperfect or wanting pros1 ration, caused by disease, medicine,' . -t n n , , .
the greats disadvantage to tne personal appear-! Qr ilulIscrctlon committed in youth, aber. resid -Richard Gay, is hereby notified
ance of male or female. That it is a duty to pre- of. miod conflislon of ideas, loss of; ?UU'0
Stale cf North Carolina.
Gideon Ward and Clarissa Askew
vs.
Keedham Ward, Whitmell Beman and
wife Susan, Willie Ward and Turner
Ward. '
Petition for partition and sale of Slaves
filed in the Clerk's office of the County
Court of Edgecombe, on the 13th day
of October, 1848.
HE defendants in the above stated
case, are hereby respectively notified
that said petition was duly filed in my of
fice as above stated, the plaintiff's attor
ney having made oath that they are not in
habitants of this State; and that unless
they severally appear before "the Justices
-of the Court of Pleas and Quarter Ses
sions of said County, at the Court to be
held at the Court House in Tarboro' on
h.e 4th Monday of November , next, and
ihen and there plead, answer or demur to
eaid petition, judgment pro confesso will
be taken against them, and the cause heard
ex parte. -
JNO. NOR FLEET, Clerks
Tarboro', Oct 13th, 1848. 4i-a
Printing neatly executed,
AT THIS OFFICE.
fJpHE Subscribers being about to dis
solve their Copartnership in business,
will commence offering their -
Very Extensive
Stock of Goods,
AT AN ADVANCE OF
1 0 per cent, on Prime Cost.
Their assortment of Goods is very com
plete, embracing a very great variety of
Splendid Staple and Fancy
DMT GOOIDS,
Hardware, Cnllrry, China, Uluss
Crockery icnre, crc &c
All of which will be now offered to the
Public at such
Exceedingly Low Prices,
As we hope may enable us to close our
business speedily.
:'BQWDITC
'l'arboro7,' JuIy 24th, 1848. 31
25t Reward.
RANAWAY from niy farm,
one mile south of Raleigh; about
the 1st June my man SIMON,
about 23 years of age, . black com
plected, vveiffhine about 180
pounds, thick lips, and very knock-kneed,
one teg more man uie inner, as wen as
recollected. He is a man of great muscu
lar power? lie is believed ib be in Edge
combe county, where he was " brought
from when quite young by Mr. Jones,
who married in the Ricks family, near the
Falls of Tar iiver.- He is believed to have
a pass with him, (forged.) 1 will give
the above reward for his delivery to me;
or Fifteen Dollars if confined in jail so
that 1 get him again.V X .
WM. F; COLLINS.
Raleigbj Sept. 5,1848... r ; j
u w a i mm i ' m . i bv m-m k mm -mr wb' m-
I Ilia Ul UVIW t , , ft f , ,UIIIIV VU IIIV VlklbllUI UI W UhVliJ
for m ore than '20 years used extensively. . x, 1848. the Dlaintiff havincr made the neces-.
the testimony ot many of the mo.rre.peet- pression ol countenance; and tor this class ; , - . , . unnV
citizen, in mi. country, who certify to the of diseases generally, this medicine has , e aDebefoe the justjces
serve and hoautify it, all will admit.
has been
It has
able
fact that the
BALM OP COLUMBIA-
First, in all case stops the hair falling out or
never nail us equal, moui, tviauiness, r- , . -
... , . j. i j t , of .live Court of pleas and nuart
Gravel, Headaches of every kind, Inward y 1 A,
n . .n n. t at the Court to be held for the
rever, innammaiory nneumaiism, impure
restores it in most if fallen, an.l in all cases if lost lilood, Jauntlice, L.oss oi Appetite, JL-iver
by sickness; and keeps off tlandruff and scurf on Complaints, "'Leprocy, Looseness,. -.
infants and adults. Second, perfumes the hair . Mercurial Diseases:
and preserves it to old ace from turning gray.! .- r .. ' ,. . , r
. , , .PI. j , ' Never fai s to eradicate entirely all the ef-
bhould always be used at toilette, ihird, gives t v ' a i
great vigor and rapid growth to the hair, and can- fects of Mercury infinitely sooner than
ses it to curl beautifully. Lastly, prevents all any other medicine; Night-Sweats, Nerv-
filth or its co,.cquenct on children's heads, and ous Debility, JNerv.OUSL-Omplaints ot all
exceeds all other articles for 4he hair in quality, ! kinds, Neuralgia, Organic Affections, Pal
quantity and cheapness. Many articles have been nidation of the Heart,
stalled on the reputation of this, and are without
merit though they have been and are sold at dou
ble the prices of this balm.
The piles, all &orc rheumatism, fc.
Hays9 Liniment
Is an article more justly celebrated as a cure for
the above, than any or all others. The cases of
cure are almost innumerable, and it is only neces
sary to let those who know the article and have
used it with such great success, know that it is to
be had true and gerfuine, (for there are counter
feiters) of Dr. Lucius Comstock, 21 Cortlandt
st. New York, and so of the rest of the articles
. r ,
here named.
Dothi halt and tdmeDt. HeweV nerve and
bone liniment is the most effectual cure for rheu
matism and contracted cords and muscles.
The gray haired will find the Indian Hair Dye
perfect and effectual.
For worms iColm stock's Vermifuge not Fah
ne$focA:will eradicate and cure all children and
adults who have worms. Caution. Beware of all
unless the name is spelled KolmVtock's, the old
Dutch name ofthe inventor.
For cough and lung complaints' use Dr. Bar
tholomew's Pink Expectorant syrup.'
Sick head ache, though constitqtionaljbr inciden
tal, is cured by Dr. Spohn's head ache remedy. ,
Lin's balm of China, for. the cure of all diseases
of roan or beast that require external application.
v Sold wholesale by Comstock & Coi 21 Cort
landt st. New York by Geo.'Hevard, Tarboro'
M.'Wesaoni Gaston F St .Marshall; Halifax
Bennett & Hyman, Hamilton F AVV Moore,
Williamston-rand b.y one person in every village
;nthe United States and Canadast Kov. 3.
Painter's Colic--Pites:
This Sarsaparilla is a certain cure for this
distressing complaint; Pains in the Head,
Side, Back, Limbs, Joints and Organs,
Rush .of jBlood to the Head, Scurvy, Salt
Rheum, Swellings Sick Headache, Stiff
ness of the Joints, , v
Scrofula, or King?s Evil,
Syphilis in its worst forms, Ulcers of ev
ery description, and the Erysipelas, Ex
posure and Imprudence in Life.
- Female Complaints.
Ladies of ja1c4oriiplexion and consump
tive habits, and such as' are debilitated by
those obstructions which females are liable
to, are restored', by the use of a bottle or
two, to bloom and vigor. It is by far the
best remedy ever discovered for weakly
children, and such as have bad humors; be
ing pleasant, theyXreadlly take it r It im
mediately restores tjie appetite, strength,
and color." ; v -
For sdey A. ff. Macnair, Tarboro9:
; : March 1, 1848. 10-ly ! -
Life Fills 'a ndVpbeitix- Bilterr
ppear.
er sessions,
County of
Edgecombe, at the Court House in. Tarbo
ro,' on the-fourth Monday of November
next, and then and there-plead, answer or
demur to the petition of plaintiff," judg
ment pro Confesso will be taken against
him, and the cause heard ex parte so far
as he is concerned v 1 v ; "yy
JNO. NOR FLEET,
Clerk of said Cour(.
September ,19th 1848. 39 v
Beware of Counterfeits! X The safest
Course is to buy of the regular agents only;
For ale by Geo. Howard,
dilst of Letters M
Remaining in the Post Offiee at Tarboro', the 1st
of Oct. 1848, which if not taken out before tho
1st of Jan. next, will be sent to the General
Post Office as dead lettersi ' V V
Armstrong Wm V ; Herring Henry F
Armstrong S D u Jones A,H
Bryant H B Lewis Wm.F.2
Bradley, Susanna r : McNair E D
Bryant Henry , , McAlister D JM
Bell EHz'h G Mrs Mitchell Rebecca
Burress M G Mrs - Neal C E 3 .
Burress Wiley! " -T'PendeV-Mary E Miss
Caraway Pjriey Miss Price J J 1
Cole Mary Miss v Pearce Nancy Mrs
Dupree Mary P! JVf iss Roberts Vm J
Edmondson Pollard Romaine Albert 3
Eason J T . Stallings Amanda
Exum Mary A M iss Speight John F '
Gatlin Georgrana" Smith F G
Harrell Jesse.. Savace Pherebe Mrs
Hopliinslary Scott Isaac : 'i--
Hyait 4 B ; - i SpiccrlW E I
HaysT : : ' Teate.Noah .'
Howell Bythel . Taylor Mary L Miss
HarperStepIien - Worrelljiinclien
HymaaMaryEMiss ' V
.-.47;rTf JAS. M RqvMviw, -
4, v
ns la bless Blanks for sale,
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