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nations to be when full, flowing and perfnet, the
TO ROM the I MMENSE INCREASE
, of our business, we have been under
mc necessity oi u&mg iv - , I greatest ornament, and when imperfect or wanting
Over.L. Pender's Store, at the sin of( atPSt disadvantage to the personal a ppear-
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AN I M 31 SNS E
INAUGURATION OF GOV. MANLY.
! : The 'lererr?oriy of inauguration of Chas.J
Manly i'jEsqr. Governor of North Parolina;
for.two vearscame off In the , Commons',
Mall on the 1st inst. before the two
irl.v;i' L:.i'pij4 iwnyuzU iU.M h-- T tjUi ttd) 'rq -.a .
The most ardent and confident aavoiprp vision inour own. , , ,
cates of Republican governments, regard-t l may be allowed, however, to remind
eel it as the pivot on which the success or your honorable 1ody, that the Verr
failure ofour great experiment in political objecfand purpose for which- our cdrisli
science was to turn. , Nor di ;the success tuerits hkve; clothed you witrMhe Uw
which marked every step oltViir National making power is, that you will exerciseit
Stock of Furniture,
.
Consisting of the same articles which will
be seen advertised at the Old Stnnd. Per-
that hfivn not had an onnortunitv of
seeing a magnificent stock of furniture.
are respectfully solicited to call, as prices
and quality shall surely suit, Furniture
repaired at either place at the shortest no
tice. F. L. BOND.
N. 13. In order that a man may do
hiniself justice, let him see articles of Fur
niture before purchasing. No body likes
to buy a cat in a bag.
7iirboroSept. 29,-1848.
Houses of the General Assembly, nrhe
oath of office was administered by Chief
Justice Riiffiri, after which Gov. ' Manly
delivered his 'Inaucural address.
Dr. Lanzdon Cheves Manly has been
appointed the Governor's Private Secre
tary. ; v I
The following gentle'meti have been ap-
! pointed his Aid-de-Carnp, who are com-
pragress in its early careeVsefve to dispel) fpr. the;r good-fof : f the,, iQirovejnentof
their gloomy apprehensions. ' i their condition, intellectual and physical;
I he illustrious Chief, to whom was first lor the development of the resources of
committed the helm of .State, cant scarcely the btate; the increase of her revenue com
be regarded as having passed through thk A'enstirate with the vvants of fhe Trtasur
process of election. His great qualities aRd the maintenance of the public credit:--
hiiu eminent . services,. , naa, elevated him lur pcrieciing me system ox Hiuucauon a
above' all competition ' He, andTWoniyi mong-the peo'leVind '-Wf encftni all pru-
a!--fca4- At . 1 . IamI . I. I Z T I f i
wiiuuuL cumucur, was "ursi m war, nrsi chl auu uraciicat iieip in aia oi me agri-
. H l;ii;-;i - Jiii C 'vvie ..i-f: ; 10, y .. . .', .,... ... . , v
' . . m am. m n . .
serve and beautiry it, all will admit. I his arucie rmissioned and entitled to.the rank of Col-
nas oeen lor tnnre man ju years useu cAirnicijf . t
It has the teMiimony of many of the most respfct-
onel, viz: John Hargrove of Granville,
John A. LtllingtQQ of?Davie,;. Martin VV.
Leach of Randolph, and John Winslow of
Cumberland.
Inaugural Address.
Mrs. f . . HonMIlti).
TUT AS just received her Fall supply , ble lhe Priws oflhis halm'
of Goods, Which as usual comprises The piles ltwrenrfeumathm,Uc.
a general assortment of the most neat, use- Slays' Lutimetst
ful and ornamental articles, in the i Is an article more jusiiy celebrated as a cure for
Mil I iji cry line.
ii U64LC. auu, ill 91 111 illC llCttl 19 Ul UI5 """"'"M uiauuiiui ll CUmillv;! C13&
countrymen?r The problem remained to intercsfs of our State: ' 1 ' ;u ! ;l B
be solved, could our, Institutions withstand Totarid'siillmidstitne'tmprd
the shock of popular elections, occurringiwhid ; aggrandize and '.enrich our sistt
at stated Intervals? Wou'Vd not tlie'di 'ffi: i Stales; tortWdef l
culties increase as our population' multi
plied and our boundaries extended?
With each successive trial, the hopes of
the menus oflree government have grown
brighter and stronger. , , :
The History of the Seventh of Novem
ber 184S will, it is believed, go far to set
tle this question. ( ,
That tin ee millions of Freejmen, the
proprietors of as many millions of square
aiiles, between the rising and the setting
un, should calmly and intelligently record
their verdict upon the great issues submit
ted to them, is a more stupendous miracle
in political science, than evet.the vonder
ful agency in Physics, by which this, ver
dict was transmitted in a like interval
from the extremities to the heart of this
extended Country.
; Since the world began, where but here
in this glorious Union, are peaceful Revo
tutions witnessed? Whilst other hit ions
are agitated and convulsed, and the high
places of power approached only through
the battle field, here alone do .one set of
within their, gift, by a people justly re- j Rulers give way to another without resis
nowned for public virtue and social orderJ ,anccJ nf e policy of to day quietfy'iip-
I the above, than any nf all others. The cases of. fr; uncompromising devotion to the Uni- tirns that of yesterday by the peaceful
Mr-
ablo citizens in this country, who certify to the
fact tfiat the - '
BALM OF COLUMBIA'
Firt, in all 'case stops the hair falling nut or
rptnrpa it in most if f.illfin. and in all cases if Inst
Ky st.kness; and keeps ofTdandruff and scurf on Gentlemen of the Senate, find
infants and adults. Second, perfumes the hair) Or lhe House of Commons:
and preserves it to old age from turning gray, j In entering. upon, the ;duties of the high
Should always be used at toi ette. Third, giv ; slaliOIi to which 1 have been called, I avail
Creu vigor and rapid growth to the hair, and cau- myX( 0f-the earliest opportunity to .ten
sea it to curl beautifully. Lastly, prevents all i . .. - 1 v : .V
. 3 ...... . . ik . ider to you, and to our common constitu-
fillh or its co .sentence on children's heads, and J ....
i m .u c , ,u. i tiii lent.s my thanks tor the distinction con-
exceeds all other article fur the hair in quality,: , V J ., . ,
quantity and cheapness. Many articles have been ) ferred upon me; and to express my own
stalled oa the reputation of this, and are without patriotic pride in being deemed worthy of
merit though they have been and are sold at dou-; filling the Chief Magistracy of my native
State.
To be elevated to the highest office
flTdJgaze with wonder nbh! the achieve
ments of others and ignobly ifo 'riothfn
tor durselves, will surely incur the guilt W
the5 unprofitable' servant tliat ;l)urled Kis
talent.'- -n- -jiiM ::;T ,s-..i;
The people of trie State, geneltus anct-
codfidingV expect you to do" soniethihg'orj
nicaci ouujccis, ana win sustain your non
esfefiorts ' ' ''- .'"t.-i? riJi I az
Let then,T pray you, the rher strate
gems and schemes of Party, be stifled bjjr
the voice of-patriotism vvhi'ch fs calling
you te action and let the point of emu la-
lion be'vvhb shall go" farthest in that true
"progress" which improves, enriches ahJ;
exalts a State.- ;'' - ' - H
' To these sentiments,' awakened by the'
occasion which has brought lis togetheffP
have only to add,- in conclusion, thuV'witb?
a firm reliance upon ' that1 Beiug'who ijp
Supreme overall, I assume with humility
the obligations imposed upon rre'by'thel .
Constitution and the 'Laws--md Vn tbeiP
faithful discharge, according to the1 of
my skill arid ability, I will ' consult the'
bt st interest,' the dignity and the honor Of
North Carolina. 5 ' , f ( ' T
i ' i ...ii. 7. . 1 I . r mnorin r.l hil of hnv I hnnirh oil llua
ii c ...Ml k i.l ......rcare are annosi iiinui:jer;inje, uiu n isoinv n ct-- un, uiui un u um.i.n reftneci iur me 8U pie- ...-.. .. , ..m
;sary to let those who know the article and nave maev the laws: to we:r the mantle of
Eberal and accommodating terms.
Nov. 2, 1848.
Jayne's Medicines.
Hear the word of an old Soldier.
Philadelphia, August 16, 1846.
may have aroused the elements .of Party
lined it with sechreqt sueces, know that ii i; !: ,.'.,,,1, p.,irift n fi,t.n v.,k n,,, i... snirit. and excited the nonular mmd bv in-
! . i .i ' . rT .1 , . . . . - t - : W f, . -r
j ue naa i rue ana genuine, tior inero are counu'r- "iJ0j!1S0n and
. tellers i oi ut. Jjucius oouqsiock. vorii4i;uii
I st. New York, and so of , the rest of the. articles
here named.
Davie, niiisiu well satisfy a.t?"fctual conllicls lor the,masterTr; thougl
loftier ambition than mine " ; badges and banners 'proclaim' the ardor o
Tv the halt. and tame Dr. Hewe erve
It will not he expected that so near the 'CohtVnditigliM
ana ; termination of your session, I will present !.0UV,um'uJt)r. . t1-?"8
bone liniment is the most effectual cure for rhea- to your consideration, any specific scheme . eded.
To the Public: When a soldier in the '"atsra and contracted cord, and rncles.
A. , --0 t -.u I'he srau haired will find the Indian Hair Dye
merican camp, in 178, I, with many , 7 ,
others (owing to great exposure) had a 1 , . , tr . :f . . A i
!ol policy.
The ncxi withessses ,the cordial saluia
tionsofthe victors' and the vanquished.
1 1 1 t - i -. i . . t ". t i:
to succeed, w discharged that duty with isea m; anu mat civil spcciacie exnio-
The distinguished gentleman lam about
violent attack of disease of the lungs, by ntt0C,a w
which I was disabled from duty for a
a eeahind ability that the. most patriotic
ited sublime and inimitable, of .an almost
will commend and admire.
ill eradicate and cure all children ahd' c..a ..r i ... - uniiTisil ctihmiacinn tn llif will nf trip
uiiu tiucu ui ma succcMura in cuiiiiui: nine i."" h-" v:(
ol ii 1 1 a uhn haTO mnrriis Caiilmn. IlPit'urp nl nil i .'4
........... (
Jong time, since that penotl until recent mis lr,e name is spelled Kolmstock's, the old
Jy
ind
-From Ac Jtateigh (iegUUr i tt.
' Dwidcnd.--ThQ Bin k of the State: has
decikred a' semiannual dividend: of four
peftce"nifcf its Capital ' Stock,' 4 payable at
ihe Principal Bank on the 1st' ihst.' and ats
the Branches onthel 6th- inst.
' From th JS7.. Journal of Commerce
i i ir.U: -iw' t
Popular vote for President,
Taylor. Cass. ,V. B.
121,395
'I
New York
Massac ?tts
are
218.591
6I?071
6,440
6,775
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J -f -V. , .... "-:,. - .,-rs in .Ji ' Tif j'
tin -i . .t i M . . ! VVl.i nrtn Inlfof .n.tatt4n ihn nnndhml I RliOtlc, 1S1 Q
Ihave never been tree from cough Dutch name of the inventor. f M..9l, u.cn, mane no speciuc propu-i ;V "" r i. 1 : v : T TNew' lersev 40 009
.1.. - ... . . , i m.ta line, nin nf mi Tttstitiltinna rir tho' i'CV i)tl 31, V tJA.IJi7
a difficulty of breathing Year after Sold wholesale by Comatock k Co, 21 Cort suion ior tne ruiurej.i may se permntcu,i .V"";" " ' p.;; .; ftu
" . ... . , , t . , . . . i t .,,!,;., r.. ,i-.. r l i : hemn innuence ot that smut breathed v"i,rJr
year 1 have expectorated over a gill a day; ianat . new x orK -ny uco. iivwur.i, larnorj v"""s Vl "l ,W,UI ' . " t - .. " . v . f Vprmnnf ' oq'ioq
often much more, and sometimes mixed M Wesson, finn-P, 8, Marshall, Halifax- i political year, surrounded by the Execo-im them by the fbres.ght and patriotism of LV P?,.- i
th blood. For months together, night Hamilton-F. W. Moore, live, the Legislative and the Supreme Ju- our ancestors May this f,t be !-
nicht I have had to sit or be bo Is- l",-,",M,"mil "J wtc prrBu m uvery vm;; ; 4,031 iuuctionariesol Hie-commonwealth:. c'ls"c"Jrj pcipcuiawu "".Ti , m j ao'
ur to obtain mv breath. The weak- Ir .. having testitiett my devotion to the late , "; : , . nu.C ' j ' , oa
,iu:i: i u i. titfl hv an nnnonl to ihfthiht smetionq of - Let it be remembered by the unsttc- v"Vu. , KJ, .r
auu ucuimv canst; u iv suuii uuijmhji w . hi Eiij i "ii r- . - .im r :.. r-. . i on ago
oectoration fr-nuentlv brought me to i mi ' ' . i our religion, to bestow one thouzht upon cessful Party in the recent Pr
peciorauon, irquenuy urou,ni me to a mf3hll2ilti tit iTii 'rf u.f . . h 1 .1,.. .-r.'JIi Maine 35,273
1 . f ( 1 ' -- v W w.t 4.'y Iliu t.t . CICCIIUII. lliai II 1U II I U II Hill Ul Illicit, U ;uu- (.
on oeatn. 1 nave nau K,,CTt' ' . - l . 1 nwu
wi
after
tered
ness
ex
state bordering
skilful physicians to attend me, and every
thing done that was thought likely to give
me rcliet. without anv benehcia etleet
H4,30t
,35,282
5,910
3,644
36880
171,978
' 10,948
27,047
28,763
38,095
80
729
849
11,863
13,837"
5,003
r
7,560
t
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For OoNORRitosA, Gleet, Fluor
BOSi Gravel, &c.
Al
'i'K.... u . 1.1 npnls vvns lhe triumbh of brethnm and not i V r a
j iiui C' is 11 u iicui i su euiu us uwi iu tun- ' " r . . w r i' .
1 . t . " . r 1 inoe inn m.ir a i in f mix f miitii i mil wliiiij
siuer i meti anci. nrnnor t n s t me.' n vi vo,,u.. - -rr --". , , r, ; t.
1 1- ..i . ,.wi . .'riiH! t will 'brine1 them in conflict with that fun'-l A Carolina
iiit3 wiai,w uiiu uimi 1 t urc Vrii lu iitiuui. p, , a ,a. , t . u . 4 rr : ;
47,459
44,210
44,084
63.90
151,774 35,347
31,363
40,195
44,573
45,506 ;J
35455
57,959
12,157
1 - . j . . ... . 1 ' .- ... 1 .. tin m cnlnl .nl . nfinntnlr. r rami hlinih. iivpowu
Last winter I had another very severe at- Rl!cr lrom,;r- James u.uauum, ctateu 10 acRnow.euge w.m ucvoui grmiiuaeine r-r--ri ' "'r. 'v rKehuckv" '64 433 47 439
. irii , . J . .. i;itrtn tsj r Aiictmi 14 1R47 irnodness ofGod to thank him fm ih win, an absolute acquiescence in the decis- , " 7- ' . if
lack or Inflamation of the Lung., which 1 Milton, N. C. August 14, 1847. gooUoessoUod, to thank him lo, the ... iiorilvVi XW iHkbe'horne!111'110' '. 48933 51784 1 X
fully expected ou!.He the ll. I then ; Or.-J . Kum-llr Sir: (multipliedWeannp conferre,! P'' r ;on.orihe major.ty
considered my case m. past the aid of med-: Yot,r medicin,, have given entire .atisTaction-country, and earnestly to supplicate . con- V"!, IWff 9,. LiifiM'iU !" 17 523'' i r l'i'-" 4 " 1
icine, when I Was advised to use : in this SMlion of N,unU!'-lhp .f" Milt'-!tin-' o: - i Av. h uj.t wa? a contest. IW IJg , ,594, . ,
p. ' ,r if , ... '.,'Se"f"?-' especially, is highly approved 6f.ithaa never fail We have, most truly; just cause to be n' not for the p dtry. rewards aud trapT 'l'!? . , . P ., , .. . b
Snhr ithadcureTmT Lr tr0"g U U. Uk-. ak, ,hankfulthartkfl fbrVur country, her pingftf office, That'our' poliferpppna - 4,500 ;
hope that, as it had cured many of .my.sc-j, b, M M.m.jh towpply.U.. am,ni. ,. . , ahkf rv r.Iff, nents are not bV regaf ded as a .conerei M.ch.gan 7,?0r
quamtances of ..various, disease, of, the Y.' will p!e4, scad m. ..'larg ppl j of U a. j c 'T'C '"d .r ,'fr.,"' m'i- bo'crusneoeneatht'ne hlei'n'ln - MOO
lunKS) it might at least mitig,te my suffer- Won as jou arrive at horrierYou,,, respec.ni.ly. jilm,on.I.ndfor the law-abid.ng hearts Iowa ' ? -' ' , '
ings. Need I say how gratified I feel? : J-p; CALLOW ' -' of our people, ' i P - HT. . ; P. . P. " J Missouri . ... . 8000
It has effectually cured me t As soon as 1 Milton bror St Prominent among the events of the year, he . same dest.ny w
alhasjustclbsedvia the , great politicalV . i "'M' ' " '' ' " "bVino' '
utibn through which we; have pass- f mem copartners m ine same ereai cnari- . .-!". :.t ii, ... ' m
: I allude to it here' in no spirit of vainr that guarantees jus
commenced taking it, 1 found it; reached
my case, and I began to breathe with more
freedom. M y expectoration became easy,
and my cough' entirely,, left, jm&i I now
ievl as well as ever 1 did in my life, and
8m fetter than I have, been for the last
sixty years. -Now after suffering so long,
and finding at Iasf such signal relief from
Dr. JayneY2Pclorant 1 feel anxiou to
inform "my fellow "'citizens'- where relief
jnay be had. v I ' ' '
Nicholas Harris, Sen., 28 Lomliard St.
'" . " '
Mr. Harris has long .been, a worthy
member, (we believe a deacon of the Firs: 1
baptist Church in this city, and implicr
confidence may be placed in his assertion-
Sat. Evening Post.
Prepared only By Br D. "JXyne, Phil
ftdclphia, and sold on agency by
Ceo. Hoicardf Tarboro'
r; From the Milton Chronicle. , .
Laurel Grove, (near Milton) Jan; 15; 1848;
D.rKnhtDear 81rs i.iu,, .1 .t;
Wh have now been about seven years. Agents
tor the saie of your Restorer of thai Blood, and oth$
hr Medicines, and arei happy to state they have
riyen in all cases general satisfaction, particular
ly the Abyssinian Mixture has.giveu universal
satisfaction, ,o that every one, .who has. used it,
'l as received that relief that you guaranteed in
voqr directions. ' Mr James Mi Vernon, to w bom
yoq recommeridcd yoiir JiomaticKExiract foV
iieumatisrn, bought a5 bottle of "it at 50 Cents,
two embrocations cured Him entirely, and the
isease has ncver returnedi, lYoars, respectfully, :
. , ... ; , KIR B4Y & AN DERSONr I
icMTS-Q ; 110 WARD, Tarboro';; F. -S,
darshall, Halif4x; rJames Simmons,' sWeldon;,C.
!Pugh, pastopy , j,Ei Cook, Vyarrentonf Hen-,
v Good toe, arrenton; P,.tCtBrowpvLpuisburg.:
Vin fi: 13rodiWFraiVlln;Louls IT. Kittle, ttet
icrsonj Ri Hi Mitchell, Oxford, May 16
th
Revol
ed
tflorjr and exultation at a Party triumph;
God forbid that on an occasion like this,
our hbart should' swell w it h i any t'other
emotion than love foV bur counfry, 5 our
'common- country our whole country. a
In the forhiatio'n of the Federal-cbnstitu
tion; there was nb subject of siichv anxious
and painful consideration as the arrange
rfient of the Executive department. The
elective monarchies of tho old world had
proved the most defective of all systems of
government bUny yiftdous and able
Statesman feafed i that ; any I scheme : by
which the Chief-Executive fMagistfate
should be' chosen at? brief -intervalis? must
brodncedni4yefsal tunrUlt uid v confusion,
iitin nrnvp nminen
v " j-- - j M
and security, 1
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T'r overvCass , 139.4S8
to all lnla word, uur telloxo Citizens.
j. i In the i m portant prerogative of Uegts
laiionthe Executive brariph. of buStati
Governments wholly excluded ,
page, the clearest evidence that.no Colony i n-rci ir.W.i ; .i-Kojl r U , i ds
i i . a c iO'-t'ktkL r..i "M - O the Kail Road Journal estimates .
under the dominion of the Mother Coun-; 4. , - i ri - , .
t . - the whole amount of capital iu vested in f
try wasmiseovernep; and oppressed &to an r, i tv f -i; -fj fl
,4",J.s.s.T':,.in; aii noaas vyimin tne last twenty-nFet
lousand millions of dollars
equal weni wiui xonn uaronnaVnence.'' i ' . JL -it
-i ai , - 4 1 -' '5carj atone tli
as ainaiurai. consequence, no one uj,, pur, ,7L ferr? ti, -v tj unor
..,.. .3vi - ! and the enhanced .Value . of property . m
$tate Constitutions furnishes such marked - ! ; T I tf it t - -r -
r V.l i' - - J 'cbnsequence, at double that amount. t
proof of.the.jealousyof Exewitivepowe! j,c;7 lyJ"?""--- V
ml . ; ? I , . , . . -.11 .?! i i- , .
a Pl VSmno possesses neuncr a.miiia- .; ijOeath of a Wtalthy man reter u. -lory
nor wealthiest' land holder in N'T
timerepriyilege oi recommendation hasvEiieland;aHd lather-in'Iawy Edward!Evy
Ueen assumea.anu ancuoni
bo: hyusagerin -ririi ;r-htlv.
tly wanting in stability .iniitatTon of the course "under the Feeraf "arid l&jddOJl'
Constitution, rather than derived from any oia
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