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BY GEORGE HOWARP. ,
Is published weekly at Two DoLtARsper year
if paid in advance or. Two Dollars and Firry
CejTs at the expiration of the subscription year
Advertisements not exceed in g a square fwill be
Vserted at Oxr Dollar ihev first insertion, and 25
Cents for every succeeding one. Longer ones ai
that rate per sq uare. Court Ord ers and Jud iciai
advertisements 25 per cent, higher.
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'ROM the IMMENSE INCREASE
of our business, we have been under
the necessity of taking the whole up-story
over L. Pender's Store, at the sign of
Pendef & Brother, where may be found
AN IMMENSE
Stock of Furniture,
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Consisting of the same articles which will
be seen advertised at the Old Stand. Per
sons that have not had an opportunity of
seeing a magnificent stock of 'Jurnitttre.
are respectfully solicited to call, aa prices
and quality shall surely suit Furniture
repaired at either place at the shortest no
tice. L. BOND.
N. B. In order that a man mav do
t .
himself justice, let him see articles of Fur
niture before purchasing. No body likes
to buy a cat in a bag.
7hrboro Sept. 29, 1848.
,.?!. . c. no iixiiio.
TOT AS just received her Fall supply
of Goods, which as usual comprises
a general assortment of the most neaf,use-
fui and ornamental articles, in the
jflilliJiCrV JillC '
All of which will be sold on her usual
liberal jtnd accommodating terms. ..
Nov. 7, 1848. '
Jayne's Medicines.
Scrofula and Scrofulous Swellings.
Scrofula in all its multiplied forms,
whether in that of Kings evil, enlarge
ments of the glands or bones, .Goitre,
White Swellings Chronic Rheumatism,
cancer, diseases of the M;tn or Spme, or
of Pulmonary Consumption, emanate from
one and the same cause, which is a pots-
onous principle more or less inherent in
the human system. Therefore, unless
this principle can be destro
cure can be effected; hut
upon which the disease de
-ed, a cure must of necessity
vinuur wnai lorm me uisease snouiu mam
. .1 f t. it
fest itself. This, therefore, is the reason 1
why Jayne's Alterative is so Hniverailly
successful in removing so manv malig-
nant diseases. It destroys the Virus or ,
principle from which those diseases have!
theirorigin, by entering fibre, remoina;
i e j- r ,
every particle of disease from the system.l
No Apology for Wearing a Wig,
nil r i xt t r "
iiduuu.iut-ju, .y.o ,ren. u, iy.
,
TO lft rr-fcrt 1....
I" ,n.for,.n ;V 1 ,Jherbo,tlc, of
romc wh.eh I obuined of you last Octo-
j
fs.,Cdl ua-dsuie
cessful. My. hair had for a long lime poonasyou arrive at hornei Yours, respectfully,
been exceedinplv thin, hut U itVA nJ t . - J P CALLTJMt , .
three years past it had so fallen out thai
rhy head had become almost entirely bald.
W2S under the riftftcssity of concealing
the baldness by combing the hair on the
sides over it But now, after using a bot
tle of he Tonic, I have as luxuriant a
growth 9t bf r.w - ?W bacl.
; C: C. PARK,
o J y . w . t. . . v v i i
Iato Pastor of the Baptist Church, at
Haddonfteld,N. J. i f;
Prepared only by Dr. p AYrTE,' Phil
adelphia, and sold on agency by , fc
GEO. HOWARD.
Nov.,2,-1847.,; "r ?t ri
Where may be had the American Hair
Dye, Warranted to chsnge tfie h'air lo a
beautiful auburn or jet bl ad k color, with
out 'staining the skin.' 'A , , !,'
Also, Jay noAgue Pil)s,which never
xau 10 curei?ever and Ague, intermittent
Fever, &c.
An unequalled Remedy;
,71 ST, for colds and feverish feelings and jrt"
Twtfw Fevers. 2nd. For asthma, liver com"
plaint and bilious afTeclionSt "3d. For-diarrhcea,
indigestion and toss of appetite. 4th . For costive
ness in females and males. 5th. For stomach af
fections, dyspepsia and piles. The great points
are, 'it is not bad to take, never gives pain, and
never feaves orve costive..'! For.all these things it
is warranted unequalled, and all who do not find
it so may return the bottle and get their money
back. This medicine is LONGLEY'S
If Astern Indian JFei nacea.
We assert jheTfe is no farnily medicine of half its
virtues, and none that will so delight the users of
itj and to conn nee all that these are fads , we offer
as al pre. I'ty it without price, if yoii arc not
charmed by its effects. - Fullerxlescrins arid
an Almanac ioo jfrana, iS
the county. Ste below.)
77i? Unman Hah
Is admitted by civilized as well as barbarous j lions of ""'dollars two millions hi' be sub
nations to be when full, flowing arid perfect, the ; scribed b,y the SuiLr.rinil diie million by
greatest ornament, and when imperfect or wanting ;
the greatest disadvant ig to tb persohal appear
ance of male or female. That it U a ,y to pre
serve anti beaviify it, all will admit. This article
has been for more than 20 years used extensively.
It has the testimony of many of the most respect
able citizens in this country, who certify to the
fact that the
HALM OF COLUMBIA
First, in all cases stops the hair tailing out or
restores it in most if fallen, and in all cases it lost
by sickness; and keeps off dandruff and scurf on
intants and adults. Second, perfumes the hair
and preserves it to old age from turning gray.
Should always be used at loi-ette. Third, give
-reat viaror and rapid growth to the hair, and cau
ses it to curl beautifully. Lastly.. prevents all
filth or its consequence on children s heads, ano
exceeds all other articles for the hair in quality,
quantity and cheapness. Many articles have been
stalled on the reputation of thi, ami are without
merit though they have been and are sold atdou
blc ihe pri of this bahn.
bl
The pile, all sores, rheumatic, Vc.
Iay' LiisisiK iit
Is an article more justly celebrated as n cure or
'the above, than any or all othe-s. 'The msrs
' cure are ahnost i"'rHhJe, and it is only noes-
sary to let those who know the article and haw
used it with such "reat success, know thai it is o
be had true and genuine, (for there are counti r
feiters) of Or. Lucius Comstock 01 Cortland!
st. New York, and so of the rest of tho article?
i here named.
To the hull and lame Dr. HewesV nerve and
bone liniment is the must effectual enfe for ihe'-i-matism
and contracted cords and muscles.
The'zray hairtd will find the Indian II lir Yiyf
perfect and effectual.
For uoorm Koltnstcek's Vrermifije not Fui.
ntsUclSs will eradicate and care ft children and
adults who have worms. Caution. iewart of all
unless the name is spelled Kohustoek, ihc old
Dutch name of the inventor. , .,
Sold wholesale by Comstock & Cot 2! Cort
Dr..KUSIIS
bussimoil MlXturC.
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FoR GoNORRmE Gleet' FlU011 Al
... bus, Gravel, &c.
I t4 P n r x t u i
Letter from Dr. James R. Galium, dated
fMilton,,N C, August T4,1347.
Dr. I. Kuhl-t)ear Sirt
Your medicines have given entire satisfaction
-n -ig of cobllt the Abyinlan' Mixture
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MBec allvils hlffhiv arofoved ot, lttiaa never taM
vpH nn Mrlil Undtst. NevV York-hy Geo. Howutl.TArb lv ........ uMv - ,V i 1 j fifth n of th cardial stock' to- vv it 80 000
yea, no radical , . ii,o . ,.nA k mik n. i or of Provisions and foraare.1 jmtnsoi me capital siock, io wu ow,uuu,
if the principle f . ... v x. nlJll!1 A Mf, tllA WIirt. ,p 13 An act to 'facilitate the takingof t0 miprovesaid Rivers. v .)
s is remov- vv.n. Ml, . ... . . . , r . 1 ffpnniiifmri nf ivitnr. in thi Stattn rVi ! 25. An act to increase ' the Kevenueor
VV illi)mtnii'-nil liv nnt nurrtn in ovorv vlllnfr 1 inr ni-nt nl f,.r mnif Kn nnmnKinnnl : Uci)OSlllOnS Ol Witnesses in 11113 OlHlU III OC '
fonw ndmat-iu the United stales amlCapada Nnv. o. Lz.i, ; u fi;,i inn nJ read in suits nendintnri Hfe courts of bthen lhe State. Taxes money,at interest all,
" ca8Bi' ' It'setls like ho, :anJ Directors are alllnorized to; receive
I Lave never had enough to supply the demand! adduioflfc, subsc,.iptt0D9 (o the amount of
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Milton lrug More.
Prom the Milton Chronicle.1 A y '
Laurel Grove, (near Milton) Jan. 15, 1348
Dr. Kuhl Dear Sir: .. ' ,
Ve have now been about seVert vears. Afferits
for the sale of youf Itesiofer of the Bldod, anri olfi
erMedicinea, and are happy to state they HiaV
wiVenlr afl cases geaefal 'featiAfactfotiv particular.
. - . , , .
ssnifjrtinn an that vprv niip. who has nH , It
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has i-eeeived that relief that , von firnaranteed in
your directions. Mr James Ma Vernon, lo Vbonj An act to prQVtde foP the payment
ran vfeeommen4edv .yottr5i4Vror j,of the debt of the M State tto theBank- of
Rheurnatism, brought a bottle of it at 50 Qents, fCapeFearf to VneBattll of-the, -Statfijimd
antwo einbrocations cured him eirelyVand tho.L JurunaTicoirnt of endorse-
fe lisease has never returned. TT6ors, respecifully,
KIR BY & ANDERSON.
Agents G0. ttMriti, i l?Jl8i
Uaf8nall,vTTa1tfak; James Simmons, VVeldon; C.
C. Pugh,,Gas,torj, , J E. Cook. Warrentojy ileni
ry Goodloe, WzuefltQf P Cj, Brown, LoaWburg;
John H. Urodie, Franklin; Louislli Kittle, Hen.
4errtn5 R, h Mitchell, Oxford. May 16
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CAPTIONS.
r Public Acts
Passed by tt'e JLesrf'slalttrf of North
Carolina, at the session of 1 848-M9
i. An act to incorporate the North Caf-
olina Rail Road Company." Provides for
R.j ; Road from Goldsborouch, in
Wavnfi rmmtV. hv WV of R.fMr!V un,1
Salisbury to the town of Charlotte, capi
tal stock of rh? co up in v to be three mil-
, J ' . . ..Hi.
indi viduals. The Slate's part of the sub
scription to be raised by the Treasurer's
issuing certificates, binding ' and pledging
the Nlate for the payment of the principal
ofaaid debt to be redeemable at che end
of thirty years; and S lid certificates of
debt not in any event to be put in market
below par As. soon as the sum of one
million of dollars shall have been subscri
bed, the subseribiMS shall ba incorporated
ino a Company, and the stockholders
hall meet at Salisbury to elcot Directors
and enact bye-laws for the government of j
said company. The affairs of the compa-iand
ny to he managed by a board of twelve
directors to be appointed by the State
and the stockholders in proportion to their.
stock suhsfrihod. It further nrovided.1
that for the purpose of obtaining subscrip- i 0. An act to amend an act entitled "an convicted of felony or crimen falsi, here
tioos to put the Raleigh and Gaston Rail 1 act concerning Weights and Measures, a. lifter to be allowed' ta vote for Sheriff.) v
Road in good order, books shall be opened j dopted by Resolution of Congress asStan-i' 22 An act providing for the support of
at various points; and when the sum of ards throughout the United States. Rat-1 a system of International Literary and Set
five lmnd.ed tho.ivind dollars shall have the 7th of January, 1839.,,i : Pro- entific Exchanges. ' I
been subscribed and expended on the ' vides that newly erected and unsupplied jf 23- An act amendatory and supplemen
Road, in laying it down .with heavy Ti counties be furnished with standards. jtal to an act passed at the IastT session of
iron. &e. then one half of said Road, with! An act more effectually to suppress 'e General Assembly entitled an act to?
'.!: the property pertaining to it, shall be traffic with slaves, and amendatory of provide suitable buildings for the comfort
tranMercd to said subscribers, and the "75 section of the 34th chapter of RcN?be accommodation of the DeMtes o
stockholders and oligors of the said Road vised Statutes, entitled -crimes and pUn-,. this State. 1 1 '
shail be forever discharged from ail liabili
ty to the State. Ami if the said subscri
bers shall fail to accept the conditions of
this net, and comply with it, in that case
then all the benefits of said act shall f be
granted to other persons, who shall , be a
body corporate as said subscribers would
nun; uuvu. j iuiaiuii la aisu . uiiiutr, 111
certain contingencies, for extending the
Gaston Road to VeIdon. Said bill - also
appropriates $-40,000 for improving Neuse
Rivcr,and S25,000 for Tar River; butio!
the charter will be toifcitcd. ; .
2 An act to incorporate Jhe Fayette
.,:ii,. i v. ..., di.-.l r?,.i '
...;.i ... i courts thrnower of anno ht ne an Inanect-i v,l,e- Lrrovi,ICI ,nai u
LlWiUes for a Pbnk Koad from FayU 16. An act ,o provide for a ! Turnpilie golnd S ker Riches, all carruges oven
ville to Suli5bu,y--capial , stock of the Ro.d from Salisbury .vest to" the Ge6rgra';200 m value, play.ng cards,, .nd ra.se.
Copanv to be two hundred thousand Hue. Provides that all the bond dtie the , on reta.lerf -.p.Htous l.quors to
dolu',S,in share, of fifty dollars each; .he' State for sales of Cherokee 'landsVahdall' ! OtDrove .lock of shogf. and.hor
State to take three-fifths', iml .ii,div4d..au!j ered on ,su6h bonds, to-from other States, five dollars to each
the remaining sttiti. The affairs of ihc
Company to be managed by. a President
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ad nine Directors; and if the capital shall
. . w
uQ f.,.,,1 ;r,orT,;r. iko ,:ri pn.;joni
threei.hundred thousand dollars, but the
State to ii subscribe no more three fiftha
Toll uates to: be erected and tolls collected
but the profits of said Company no! to ex
ceetl twenty percent in any on year. The
President and Directors to -render a -dis-,
tinct account of their proceedings and dis
: hurserrienta tolthel annual j meetings of-lhe
LStdck holders and to the f Governor t of; the
L g. t , amj . the Governoraa be authorised
to appoint one or more persons ,tt repre-
VtntA I n Ih0 ' !)nnil!ll Vnnalirxr
. Still L uvaiu itt . ...... - iiivvilli&i ,vii
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fsaid'Campany.:
UikWRrnift ,nccount of IheHal-
eigh and Gaston Railroads Company. An
thbri zes thd Treisurer 6f the State tadsisue
certiucafes-bf debt forksum Ml Exceeding
two hundred - thousands Uollarsf binding
the Stale 3 jay. at itm Aspiration f5ten
years from and after the date on which
....
provided that nothing in ihis Act shall be
so considered as to give any auihority for
he Uovernor and Council hereafter to
borrow money for; .. the repairs of said
Road,&c. , r i t ;1 :
4. An aot to provide for the eatobHsh
ment.ff a State Hospital for the insane in
fNprth Carolina. , Provides for a tax of
one and three-fourths of a cent on. every
hundred dollar's valuation of land, and five
and a quarter cents on tjie poll, to be lev
ied for the space f four.years tO( raisp the
money to construct and furnish said build-ing-r-the
county Courts .during saidtime
to have power, to make a proportionate
reduction of their poor taxin the respect
ire counties, r The t supplemental bill to
this acf locates this Institution wjthin three
miles, of the City pf Raleighy;.,; f , ; .v ;,
,5. An act to extend the time for regist
ering grants, mesne, conveyances, powers
of attorney, hills of sale and deeds of gift.
6. An act extending the time, perfecting
titles .to land in this State. Extends the
time of perfecting titles to 1851 to such. a$
have .made no entries since ,1840 and ex-
tends the time of payments to 1851 to
j those who. have made .entries since 1843.
7. An act to unite the Roanoke Railroad
Company and the Sea Board and Roanoke
Railroad Company into . one. Provides
to increase the capital stock of said Com
panies to $1,500,000 at the , discretion,of
the Stockholders allows two years to
commence the work for unitingsaid Roads
no longer from the 1st day of January
next.
8. An act ta amend the 40th chapter of
the Revised Statutes, entitled Forcible
Entry and Deiainer."
ishmenls. -
suqh certificates shall be issued., It is also
11. An act to provide for the settle-!anU Kaieigti uati uoau company, rr
men! of estates in the hands of Executors! vides that the Company be authorizedUd
and Admtnislrators,Jand for the relief ofl mortgage the Road for the sura of 620,
the same. 1 " '
12.' A bill to resulate the duties of Sher-i
iffs. ' 4 ' ' 1
13. An act to exemnt the Wardens of
the Poor in the several counties-in
State from military duty.' 4
14. An act to authorize the Inspection 1
Provisions
rOives to the county
i States. rPruVidesfor the paying mileage.
to u itnWnVSn nthrr cnsoWnf suits nend-i
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inir in this State'!
Salter wttn all me lands som ana unsottf,
when the purchase money has riot been:
nirl ,y th nniTpTntrKnkP... Mannn. :
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arid' Haywood; shall be pledged for build-
ing saiattoaH until said Road is c6mplet-
hereof, the Governor shall rnuse toll rates!
to he Erected th'itffW,arthetolU colfec
ed shall 6 Ihto thetaie JTreasurV: Alf
laborers subject to work ont public Roads,
living Within two miles of said Road: shall
be required to perform six days labor in
eacH year on said Road; and rid ' one shall
be subject to pay tolls oh said Road at any
gate in the county in which he resides, or
within twenty milesof his residence. And
it is also expressly provided, that the por
lion b-said Road from Sthe Georgia Hhe
to the east sidVof the Blue R ?dge? shall be
Hrstmade, beginning at. jth?vest end.!
17. An act fo establish aboard of Direc
tors for the Deaf and Dutnb Instiiutioa bf
this State, f Provides thai seven Directors
to wit Pernn Husbee, Linn, B. an
vv lli
E. Johriscrn shall be appointed iahd shall
ed 5 ThPcnntMcti fnr thRhinldihflr nf said ! Ooncerntng in.e rresinept nq.ui-t
! nnad'-'trt- in lntnfonW mil Mrh ' to h rectors of the Literary fund,;, AulhorU
M out to the lowest5 : bidder; and : when ! zes the .Presideit and. Directors to mov;
saidHoadis completed, 'briwehty miles ! suits to Wake: county, &c. ,
uers, ti, rjryan, 1 nos. j. lemav, vv iuani
ti: riolienTies. jir 3 'Chutes
be charged generally vith the interests of
said Insti Jutiori. Said t Directors to be f un
der the control of the Legislature, arid ' tb
submit a Report of the condiri6n'anTdWos-
pects of said Institution to each session or
that body. " ' v'
;-18. All act to establish the -Ban of
Fayetteville, Capita! stock not rid ex
ceed 800,000, to be jn shares ofjfifty dol
lars each. 1 1 Charter .runs, until 1875. , The
liability clause is inserted, and said Bant
is required to make annual staterhents "oT
its condition and transactions to the Gen
eral Assembly. If the -Bank shbbld;r
fuse at any time to redeem its nofe, saitj
notes shall draw twelve per cent, interest
per annum from, the time of said demantl
untill payment is made. It is also provided
that when ten thousand shares "shall have
Been 'subscribed, and the sum of five hun
dred thousand dollars, paid" iiithe Pres
ident and Directors shall locate branches
of sad Bank at yadesborough, .Greepsbot
rough, Salisbury, and Washington.!
19. An act to improve the. Cape Fear
and Deep Rivers above Fayette ville. c
20. An act foTo ca le h eTTu d ges of tho
Superior courts, fn all elections hereaf
ter to be made the election shall he for soma
one Judicial Circuit inv which no Judge re
sides; and the Judge so elected. shall residq
in someone of the counts of his Distric
so Ion as he shall, hold the office. The
Judges may still allot and exchange Cir
cuits; and nothing in this act shall be so
construed as td confine the election" to any
peisbn residing in any particular Circuit lit
this Stated
21. An act to amend the 1st section
108th chapter Revised Statutes, entitled
an aQt concerning Sherifis.,, "(No1 one
An act concerning tne vviimingtort
000,' !o raise' money to repair -the Qdme;
and gives a priority to this mortgage over
the State's holding as former mortgages,?
, Also, extends the credit onv the bonds oP
tbe Company for tenyears - -
25. An act stipplementtal to an act pass-
ed M the present sesstbn,vta improve
the
'PaPe Fear and Deep fivers above Fay
yetted
salaries over ouu iwy3-. ti.vS.-
cians iS53 each after a practice of five year
-dentists the same. - Also pianos, harps
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in t : n i a
I1VC aonara teo-pin ane, auu W
hundred dollars on.Billiard tables.' fThesoi
;arfe ,he head8 ofthis bill it being impossb
Iet0 Sive a11 ils PPVisions. h nu
28. Concernmg.costs in certara cases in
iEqity, , Upon the .plpintifls; .dismissing
hls ow UiIl, or defendant dismissing-iqr
want of rrosecution, Plaintiff shall pay tq
defendant full cost . - ; - uti iii'-tX-'29s
To amend the 10th sec..of the IQ24
ch. Revised Statutes,' concerning pedlars
To paya'tax of S30 and bea ; native or
naturalized cltizen")f the. United Stajesjis
? Private Acts in our next -paper ?
. i?jfrc4 oflhe' Slcamefs NewsV
advices by the America have rather uc
pressed the market for breadstuuf ana
lower prices .wU "riovy be taKep than
m also less rmb6t the light supply pre
epjloKferir .-or of
preset pr!ieS; &fir. of, flaar, : grwn
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