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imiiiil mm nmim Willi 4 j. mini iiiiiaiii imiiil Tr TONkoIeJlitV t I 84. Trirborouglil Edgecombe County, J . Saturday Jflaufr. 1840. .; . .-y ..-mil?'' i - - " f'' 5 o t - i rtRTntintnntTTTiiTn Kill Villi MM I MAI II LU If W a n r- "iiihi nil v K fin l&iiil it! TTtimif Mililti iiiilll Imiihi nffil toron tlKili infl IFrni T- BY GEORd! HOWAkD, JR. Js published weekly at Two Dollars per year f paid in advance or, Two Dollars and Fittf Cints "at the expiration of the subscription yearT Advertisements not exceeding a square will be inserted at One Dollar the first insertion, and 25 Cents for every succeeding one. Longer ones-at that rate per square. Court Orders and Judicial advertisements 25 per cent, higher. FROM .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, Pender & Brother, where may be found j ; AN IMMENSE " Stock of Furniture, Consisting of the. same articles which will be seen advertised at the Old Stand. Per 86ns that have not had an opportunity of seeing a magnificent slock of 'furniture. are reSDCCtfully solicited to call, as prices shall surclv suit' Furniture itithir nlace at the shortest no- Please th read this: A Good Chance-to clear from $50 to $1000 a year. AGENTS Wanted in every Town and County throughout the Union, to procure Subscribers to "Sears Pictorial and Il lustrated Family ; Magazine" and Jo sell Sears New and Popular Pictorial Works universally acknowledged to be the best and cheapest i ever - published; as they certainly are the most saleable..-Any active agent mayqclear :$50g or.t!$lQpQ a year l A cash capital of at e$t;B$25 or $S&aivU1 be nftqesaryv Ful!vprjtK"!nrS of the principles, and profits of Jho Agency wiU be g'nen on application, either - per sonally or by letter. The postage:, must in all cases be paid. Please to address, ROBERT SEARS, Publisher, i :No. 128 Nassau stteet, New York. - fit Boivel co uphrinty ''tVa, fcc POSITIVKLY CURED BY Jayiie's Carminative I5aNnm. Chicago, III., Mmxh 27, 1843. Dr. D. Jayne Dear sir, Yoi ask itw what proof I n,et with of, the efficacy of your Carmi ative.. I can safely say that I never prescribed a medicine for HoweJ complaints that has civep me so much 8at!sfaiioh,'ad 'my" patients so speedy and perftHrt relief as ihis. Whenever introduced int famiry, it blames a standing remetly or those ailments, and is called for again and ajrain. l vhtch 1 think a nrAitu.n'fd nrhof'cf its effidac tice. - 13 uiyJ- '; and usefaloes . I the summer comp.'aint of chil- N. B. In order that a man may uo . ren, it has frequently appeared to snatch the Ht- ived I. a XJ. Ill UIUCI maw j UlBll, 11 lias lli:iUi:iinj( u'jllliu unavn inr i himself j'dstice, let him see articles of Ftir- tie victims, as it were frooi the grave. Hi sav niture: before purchasing. No body likes the lffef my child, And of such and such wture. beiore purcnastng to buy a cat in a bag. 7arboro', Sept. 29, 1848 "1 . mmx PUMA i .5 : Tou icad'fi 8arsaparilla4i 'From the- Wilmington' Jownat.r, r The following statistics :whichha .been handed to L us by M r. Crandall, fessrs. Clappi&TownsenoJ's travelling agferjt will furnish the reading public some idea; of ihe magnitude of their ar$ap$rilla busimfsa at their manufactory which U erected:, at A U bany, at, an expense of , seventy tiiOjusand dollars,') -..-i j-.-V. v;-- .'-'..fv -:jv. . Theyj prepare and put up 5,0QQ ; bfJttlea everyday; to perform this labor it requires from. 70 ta. 100 hands. t , In . order 4o sup- ply "the Jarge Jutity(p)5QUlej; ted, two of the, largest glass ; establishment! in lhe United States are kept fin constant opera tion. ? This sing'e item alone amiunts to $100,000, tper ; annum. Three; j Napier steam printing presses, with a double' set bf hand each, are . constantly -A running on Circulars and Almanacs. They polished )ast year 4,000,000 for gratuitousictrcula tion, containing a great variety jpf useful information, besides their own advertise ments. It took 50 females six months to fold and stitch them. Their Almanacs cost 330,000. Independent of all this, they publish a ju II column of thefr medi cine matter in over 400 papers in. the Uni ted States, British Colonies, West India - . jt Isla nds, and South America, vvuere they nave extensive sales: this costs uiqoi over S0,000 per annum. They have a large number of men and boys cngagtdin col lecting root and other ingredients Indeed all the hands they employ directly and otherwise, in making glass, paper, corks, paling wax, packing boxes, together with their agents in selling the medicine, can not be less, thjin 2,000 persons "The a- 9 ' ' T- -. j; , ' 4 ' ' St 'A child," 1 have repeatedly heard said, in dysen teric affections of adults,' I ; have tim aftd again seen it act like a charm, and give peraianeni vt iiai m a hiiD nnitra. mnv eav in a if w inintius. i In fine it is a valuable medicine, ami no family moun't of capital employed to keep all'the should be without it. . , s i lAgouls supplied, and their whole business Respectfully, M L K.vapp, M. IJ. ! jn successful operation, is not less than Professor of Materia Medaine ' soO,COO doljars. Laporte University,. Indiana. ; ( p-ltw0uld seem that a medicine Prepared only by Dr. D. Jays? t$ whicfhas gained such a high reputation, and sold on agency by GEO. ltOWAtWA r . h , , . P x ... - ... if i. 1 4? np; such unprecedented sales, swelling to ;r: Ttte errtjrTTToiis' sum of S800,oor a year. must possess, in and of itself, intrinsic medicinal virtues for the cure of many dis eases to which the human flesh is heir to. - For sale by Geo. Howard. Tarboro. March 31, 1849. tRYT KEEP TRTIKO. .-f. . r Hav your effprts proved in vain?,. -r.P9 not. siuto earthf gain; V 5; t , rtyrk trying v i v They who yield can nothing do; A . featjier's, weight will break them through; . ..k : ; v Try- keep trying. - ; , s On yourself alone relying, t is j : You will conquer;. try keep trying. Falter not, but upwardTise; - x vf Put forth all your energies, , j Try keep trying. Every step that you progress Will make your future effort less;- Try -keep trying. 1 On the truth and God relying, - You will conquer; try- keep trying. ' Ponderous barriers you may meet, -But against them bravely beat; Try keej3 trying. Nought should drive you from the track, Or turn you from your purpose back; Try- keep trying. - On yourself alone relying, : " You will conquer; trj keep trying.' You will conquer if you try: VVin the good before you die; ' Try keep trying, ' , Remembernothing is so true As they who dare wilt ever do; - v t 1 ry keep trying. , . , 'Oh yourself and GooVrelying T You will conquer; try -keep trying. . , A letter to ItW St? ;1Lbufsepublicari from StJosephMissoiiri; dafeft 2d,ayf that all the towns in that vjcintty i are ?s crowded that it was, witb ;great.4iculty the fnevy ; comers .. could, .obtain jnarter many were, occupying wagons ad putv houses. The writer estimates the number which had reached, up to the 2d, the dif- icreni siariiug puiuis, ai ,juu . jjcibuu?, and were increasing by every arriyal. He says that the plains f, cannot' be traversed before thVlst of May, and advises emi grants to remain atbt, ,Louis or other cil ies until then, where they could be morer comfortably and cheaply fc accommbjatedi muies couiu ue naq ai reasuiiaue pricta au Independence and St.' Joseph.' "I1 A f ,ji 4 Singular 'Cask. A very novel and remarkable. suit was brought f on Monday iii the Dist Court, which must, on tfielri al, create no little excitement iii this cdrri- munny.as wen as in ivioDiie 1 v The action is brought by Richard Val- cntine, of Warren county,. Miss., against Mrs. bally. And revvs, wife of the late ( E. Li." Andrews, and ; Mrs. 'Esther ; A bramsy " wite 01 tne late Aeueman Anarews. vies- r' J f 4 A Jj-.., '.J. J,i SKmmLSa' A 8ciciiliOcl?IcfIiciiic. " Z?r. Wistars Balsam of Wild Cherry. Only 2S centH per toox, FOR the cure of Headache, Giddiness Salt Rheum, Rheumatism, .PiJes, Heart burn, Worms, Dyspepsi i, Cholera Morbus, Pains in the Back and Limbs, Liver com- plaint, Kjsmgtn tne mroai, rev era vi u.. GREAT exrenerme and judgment are e kinds, colds, Gout, Uravel, remale torn- lo raate a vaiuable. and at the same lime, inno plaints, Nervous complaints, and all other j cent purgative. This is possessed only by few. diseases arising from impurities of the ! The great majority of the remedies advertised blood, and morbid secretions of the liver j of this class are manufactured by persons Vrho and Stomach i hav n0 ea of lue relatve or individual powers r j- u 1 .i f of ihe druffs they use. It is this cause, m re than Every disease to which the human tramei J . . - . J . . r . J any other, which occasions the inertness and olten is subiect, originates from impurities ot tne . .j u..; J o r . - injurious efffcts, produced by advertised remedies. Dioou or derangement 01 o.gesuve organs. A(1 he(,ce lhe genoral preju. lce which prevails, W;,ttr, Dalsam.-X kw 'days' ago, Dr. Gordon- Family 1 Ills. be,nS com- agin8tlhem. Sow there U a erea difference in Mf ,,ijah .vitlia,n) of Sarifdrd, in our v . , 1 u 11 4 .1 . , a . , , .. . county, being in our olnce, requested us to!, miar to that experienced .bv persons : nature intpndpd shmild nnnm ft on the R. Itr:intrt!ii. and r.onsf-nuentl v. their Superior J ' 1 1 annual iy uiai, .jjwivuvvu, r,uv p. a it o . o -i 1 (U. n.i;n p'o.h 'iuoriinu P bl "1 sh . for t he benefi t of t he publ c, his lmpurtticsof the Human System. Strike claims upon the public hach of the ariicies t i ..1 r.i , 11 . ,nmnl,a:n ,h, T testimony in Favor of at the root of the disease, removing all im-, composing trie j purities from the body, opening the pores Bi andrelh Pills ; tVist 'ar's Ralsnm of wild Cherry externallv and intern-illy, separatins all Are PrRPare3 llt lhal Wrty wh,ch wiM 8PCUre llmt In lhe fall of 1S4(, Mr. W. was attacked From the Maine Democrat, (Saco,) June ; ' 22, 1847. I". Front the N. Y. Journal of Commerce. Tjlic Cd: Festival- The, Boston, A u las, commenting upon the remarks, toasts &c, at the Clay Dinner in this city, says; "Our nerves, which are not over sensi tive, could not quite withstand flattery so overdone, and panegyric so overstrained and . we experienced a feeling of: nausea t . r the two" foreign and obnoxious particles from the beneficial effects to the system in the safest , and wJlh a vcry ha(1 CDld, which continued to grow worse till March, when he was con- A t 1 M 1 a4 tt f-k 1 l imI 4 ataM V vnv,c,av, u.av u.c u.uuu, ui wu.u, -:havetobe prPpared in the vacuo; that is, the air U r'-' . origin, must be thoroughly pure and ne- exhansted in the utensil, c.a remainVso until a. f1, the house, with little hope o cfissanly securing a irec and vigorous combination is effected with other 'ingredients, covery. Hearing: of action to the Heart, Lungs, Liver and s which afterwards prevents the air from acting in- Wis tars Balsam of wild Cherry Stomach, thereby restoring health, by juriously upon the medicine. Again, the ropor- jle resoj Vcij to try ;t whose stomachs are overloaded with the pies, pastry and sweatmeats of a cookery shop.' And againt . 5 "The, (lictatoiial insolence of this small clique of New Yorkers, were it hot reliev- fre- ed by the ridiculous position they, assume, -; - r . . .-. . ' . . . '-a ... . .. ' '" Would be unenuuranie. As it is, tnev ,are ..... . v v - . J 5 .. i bu t the lau gVi n g-st bcks of their enemies, e soon (bund re- Uod the melancholy pity of the opening the pores, cleansing the veins and .tumoi each ingredient depends upon its multiply- f , fter lakinff four bottles, was able! Take that, ye Federal-Clay-Whigs; and mg power upon oiner ingreaipnis--r or me pow r i . - . ; .1 ' . ! 1 ' 1 r, nfjiraaOBr.,mlMi Jm ..1, to 20 otitand attend to business. He as-; remember that It does . not come, from a arteries, unimpeding all the natural veins - mg power upon oiner ingreoienw-r or u.epow and purifying the Wood; they render the lg e(j b;9imiIar laws that ffoyern the powcr , cribes his cure entirely to the Balsam, and Loco Foco spouter, but from ,a regular-. . . . 1 4-Umi.imU1 cnitnrl Vital' nl. .... ... ... system noi omy..uiuiuuSu.Jr.0uu, j 0f figures by multiplication. Nine added to nine recommends those uho use itto persevere, ' built Whig nnilUrJLOOjeoin is appro- so impervious to disease,, even when all makg , eighteen: bat nine times nine are eighty- even if lhcy do not at once perceive any ved but the .genuine. There is noH doubt other means have failed, , one.' So it is with some" vegetable- purgatives. , beneflqial resujt. VV are not, in the habit that our, Clay, Whigs are Very. silly and. ut- Within thelast twelve months, more;. By adding nine parts of one ingredient, and nine of wrilin ' puffs for medicines, and onlv ter sentiments accordingly; but the ..t'hart than one hundred cases ot .the moH ag-, pans otanomer ingredient together, tne power is- -. at r.nilMf nr Mt w , nto nf - - . J 1 I. n. UV HIV IVUVK.UI, VI II, JWWfW s'rs.tZ.' arid E.' L. 'Andrews 'are brothers, who, our readers, will recoilecv ; committed suicide nearly simultaneoUMy" oy drowning memseives, some ' lime rast spring, on account of the embarrassment ox thai. n All c A - . ,' . lllbll -lUUlk.l The petition claims $2 1 6C? 74,; the baP a nee of account due, on sales ofcotton; and alleges that the said Z. Andrews is nbt dead: as, his wife arid the said Sally1 w lr know. ihaLMrs. HiStqer Aorams, njfr wue, anerwarus gave.uui.vu int; wwm. arid preteriding Ahat her said husband was- dead, made application to .this Court for ' letters, oi aammisiration on ms csiaie,' which was granted her. Tlpt she then combined with Mrs Sally Andrews, vho resides in the city of Philadelphia, to cheat and defraud the creditors. That the ciaini.. of Sally Andrews to $14, OdO i a ; ficti-: ,t, , i -.-; ni--:Ll;- h'ill nous one, ana prays me juugmeni in uurf favor on the pretended obligations ot An drews & Brother oe serasidc, anti that thfer- sale of the property ori Champ-street, orf dered by the Court to pay tde debt", be en- : joined.-.A: Or picayune ? ; lT The f Latest lmpositid?tMost of tho-s Neiv YorkTpajiferirhave' of late 1 contaihetV notices Of the strange animal said : t6 h'avb) been captured oh' the ' mountains of JJaliC fornlaTjyVCoI. Freriiontj and for which naturalists have been unable to find a name. This noridescfipt.whichiissaid tOv"Be made up of parts resembling the horse, camel, buffalo; elepfianti arid deeiy has' beeri-dn exhibition in New York for several weeksfi past,' 'and has been seen by thousarids--theil editofof the Courier says hg wiirriot rSre5 tend to guess bow many tliousaridst of per-k aons' at- a ; quarter of f a 'dollar' a head It how appears tHat the California Nonv; descript' is nothing more nor less than a; very common horse, with some diseaseo the skin'which changes his coat. To makbt ittfiofe attractive, the halrbf the mane andl tail has been pulled otit, which gives rit 'the neck of the deer and the tail of the r ele phant. ! Itisriot:at all likelythat the' aht-e riial eve, saw the. mountains f 'lCaliforniaa) "Ltj') !-;::: a xBalti 'American f Tlvsnonsi'i hnvf hppn, increased, not to eighteen, out to eihtyooe ror cured by the medicine,i where rigid diet- exam, le, either of the. articles to produce, any .l ri-ii j i . purgative effect, would have to be used to the ex- ma the BluePilI, and almost every other. B e . . ' ... . , ... .tent of eighty-one grains; by combining them, means had been resorted to without - any ; . . . .IL' :A' il ::.V.j 's 4 - J only eighteen grains have to be usedi Again, a- benefit, and when death stared its misera-j nolher ingredieil fsad to kaltfply this power ble victim fully iri the face. ; If Dr. i Gor;a5rain which in a proportion of two grains, would don's Pills were not adapted to the cure of j have no effect ; upon the animal economy, . but which, added to eighteen grains; of -a compound of two parla of nine grains, each of two ingredients, will again multiply the power which they have gained of eighty-brte, lo one hund"red and sixty two. So again, the mixture of twenty crrains can be again' multiplied by an additioh of wo grains, to ihe'pwer of thTee 'Hundred- and- tweotyfour grains of the original power, of the twi) first-injgre-dients- Here,we have twerrtj-two grains, which as a purgative, contain the,, ppwerj equaHo three hundred and twenty-four grains, of either of the articles alone; nevertheless, also so powerful after oeing inua comoinea, are saie in any juanmy always ' having a' berTcial effect,' and in no case capable tif doing injury, of which thonsands bear amplri witne8sn c . Ltldhase in any. way out )ef health usi thxe Pills, They will find it much totndvanage K .r Bewdr&pf Cyyunterfeits! the safest course islo bpy of the regulacigejajtpnjy. for sale by Geo. Howard, any but this horrid malady, .their ; unH form success in this disease alone, would he sufficient to waft on to farrie'ithe name of their inventor, as a benefactor of his spe cies. This medicins never fails to cure the worst cases of piles in one week!, ' ' Forsale in Tarboro? byA. H. Macnair &. GEO. HOWARD. February 8, 1849. x'' vly JVotice. : . . . For coughi and lang complaints use Dr "ar tholoniew's Pink Expectorant syrup; :'4i " y Sick' head ache, though constitutional or inciden tal, is cured by Dr. Spohn'a head ache remedy i Lit? a balm of China, for lhe eure of all diseases that require external application. v . v , . . ?r. The gray haired wi)l find the Indian Hair,I)yf' reifectuand VlfecitaL w" , is iu For sale by Geo. Howard, give tins at tne request U ;ED l)EMpCRAT.:-.r ; For sale by Geo. Howard Tarboro'. , i" ' Dr. KUIIIS " : , ; ;: Abyssinian Mixtures For GoNOHfRH05A, Gleet, Ex.uor Al i bus, Gravel, &c. i Jj--ri-UT-rt y- ,r..-:t f , : -.n't i . . rV.-:1 ! I,-'-:; ( ; ... -: LeUef .from Drf James l..Callum, dated I " .Milton, Nl.fjr August iVl847. Or J.Jyuhl-rDear Sir,:! u -; . ( Your m,edic,ines hav? . given entire satisfaction in this section of country, the Abyssinian Mixture especially, is highly approved of, ithas never fail ed to cure in every case. ' It'sells like hot cakes J I have never liaa!endiigh to supplyTihe demand. jYouj will please send me ,a ; large , supply of Hs aoon as you arrive at hornet , Yours, respectfully, , l.:-:: : ' j. p. -callum; V, ' Milton Drugstore. Marshall; Halifax; lames Simmons, Weldon; t C. PngGast 'FJft tlookj Warrenton; Hend ry Good1oe,? Warrefifon P.CffirbwhV LouighWr, John H Brodic-Prankliiij liOuia HiKittfe. Hen! derson; Ri Hi Mitchell, Oxford. May 16 y of the party f requires, that they. ' should be dealt with tenderly, and not told all their faults at once. . . rfi ' Col. Fremont's. Second Lettertinad u Details. -The National Intelljgencer of this morning-contains--Gol. Fremont s second letter, dated t Taosr New Mexico, February 6th, giving further - extract roin his journal, cf the horrible sufferings of hiS party He says; Qne; after another, wea ried and ro2en, :were left behind. ta die-rr others, passing on ward t6 save themselves from cold hunger 'and Starvation, were compelled to eat the dead -hod ies of their co m rades, before .they tRcope.coldi" such enfferint? was never before narrated. The latest accounts frdrn Cot -Fremont1 ahdh remaining members bf nis rparty; : state that they -expected to leave Santa Fe about tlie17th FebniaryV Coir Fremont rdenies that the o bject of h i s ad ve b tii re was gold : ! Crowds of Emigrants. The starting points for California on the ; western bor ders.arvbecoiningas'crtlWddd m Chagres and Panama, Surgical Triumph: Dr. Wild man, of Georgia has made an entire lower lip for a L . . . . .1 J. n .linn .nT U. m!i t-''. yUUg IUU - UUl U d OIII.C Ul lilCIJIUUlCCIka. The yourig lady had through an ' injudk clous admiriistratio'n of calomel, lost a p6t tiori of her lower jaw arid the entire -iiji She stsmds, therefore as ''a a livingtnionri ment of the ignorance and the skill to bbr found in ihe-same profession. V . a fJWhenever-yoiiget a black eye by a falcon thence, or from.rurininri gat&st tljes bed-post, or from .running r a way,roni very Twar nx watej an.drenewjt untiU the pajn-ceaeste moistred, heapJ. quifies the blood and sends'it back;to the Rchaqne.ls, .Use varnjior , hotr.but n.ei;er ?!d IUft?. br.A doctor wjpild charge a , guj neaj Jotr. this . ady ice-j Cure for Colic. Take a piece of chalk the size of a hen egg, pound it fine and puVirinaafPB with vinegar, vshake it welD and drench the bbrteHQneldrimher the econd will npt fail. Try iL
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