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" BY " G EO R G r fi 0 WA R D . j R. " .
Js poblished-weekfy tTw EFollars per year
if paid in advahcetprTVp'Pwtiiis and Fifty
Cents at the expiration of the subscription year.
Advertisements not exceeding a square, vrill be
inserted at One Dollar the first insertion, and 25
Cents for every succeeding, one. Longer ones at
that rate per square.4 . Court Orders and Judicial
advertisements 25 per cent, higher.
C
IPROM the IMMENSE INCREASE
of our business, we have been under
the necessity of taking the whole up-story
over Ll Pender's Store, at the sign of
Pender & Brother, where may be found
AN IMMENSE
Stock of .Furniture,
Consisting of the same articles which will
be seen advertised at the Old Stand. Per
sons that have riot had an opportunity of
seeing a magnificent stock of Jurniturc
tfullv solicited to call, as prices!
are res pec
and quality shall surely suit Furniture
repaired at either place at the shortest no
tice. F. L. BOND.
N. B. In order that a man may do
bimself justice, let him see articles of Fur-
niture before purchasing. No body likes;
to buy a cat in a bag. ,
jHirboro', Sept.; 29, 1848.
IP L .VS,
Only 2.1 cents per box,
FOR the cure of .-Headache, jSiddiness
Salt Rheum, -Rheumatism, Piles, Heart
burn, Worms, Dyspepsh, Cholera Morbus,
Pains in the Back and Limbs, Liver com
plaint, Rising in the throat. Fevers of ail
Kinds, COklS, UOUt, lirave.l, remaie oom-
plaints. Nervous complaints, and all other j
diseases arising -from impurities of the:
blood, and. morbid secretions of the liver
and Stomach i
Every disease to which the human frame)
is subject, originates from impurities of the T"
purities from the body, opening the pores
cxternall)' and interna
foreign and obnoxious pa
chyle, so that the blood
origin, must be Ihoroug
ccssarily securins a free
nntinn in. tlin llnnrt I n n rro 1 irOf Qnfl
Stamh. fhprphv mMr ACflM.. bv
opening the pores, cleansing the vems.and
. . .
, . . . . ' .
ar erip.s. unimnedinff all the natural veins
and purifying the Vobd; they .render.the
--7 . J C
system not only' thoroughly sound, but al-
sn imnprvious to .disease, even when
all.
other means have failed.
Within the last twelve months, more
than, one hundred cases of the 'mo; ag-
......... ' ...
. . ' ,1 . a r
rr
ravated forms of Dyspepsia , have been
ured by the-medicine, yhere rigid diet -
cure(
ins the 15 uer'ill. and almost everv , other
means had been resorted to without any
benefit, arid vhen death stared its misera
ble victim fully, in lhe.fa.ce. If , pr. Gor
don's Pitis were hot adapted to the cure of
any but this "horrid malady, their uni
form successin this', disease j' alone vvbuld
be sufficient tdAvaft oh to Tame' 'the name
of their inventor, asa benefactor of His spe
cies. This medicine never fails to cure, the
worst cases ofilefiuo ojielweek! ......
For sale in TlirbcrrqVby, H. Macrtair &
GEO. HOWARD.
February 8, lg49: 7 Y-i yil
....... Jroiice. :
For cough and Jung-coin plaints user Dr.-Bart
tholoraew8 Pink Expectorant syrup. ,
Sick head ache, though constitutional or incident
tal, is cured by Dri Spohn's head ache remedy.
Lin? balm 6f ChiridytorXhe cureof all-U.ase-that
require external .applicatiop. ' , :
Ttegrfjy haired will find'the Indian Hair -Dy
perfect and effectuki; 0 ? " -
For sale by Geo, Howard.
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uiorif nr finrnnfreineni oi umesiive ui nana. . i ...t ..!... :i . ' . . ...t.:u " i ,.v.:-u
.0 : An J nence ine general pn-ju- it.e ich jirev.uis 11 fSlar'S JJalsam. A leW da'S ago, wmcn is ciuruai, unu uuujcuiui c, inu. u ? ' j Qf eyt TV desCriDtion
Dr. Gordon s Family 1. ills, being com- dost them, ow th,re is a great diiferenetMn m vv;,i. Gri ; lite n transient vision: we must be cuided .tt 'V. - ,
. ... , . iii. jjii an TTiiiiiini, ui .'aiiiuiu, 111 uut 1 o pr In pnn PWDrntticinri
A.nln:,rJ of cnMi inrrrflifnf ' . i n i... . 1 ' , 4 er 111 etlUlCSS UlUlUMOtJ,
jiuuuucu uiwu.wa..y v. -;v mis repeci, vim irrtiu iV mr-., ...- v count v beine in our office renuested us to by the light ot experience, i o what t u "- . , ';
, .... ... w " . . ... . .. 01 wneat on one nana, on
u3 uaiu,u..uuu.u 1,. w.o.. -i" nublish for the benefit of the Dtibl'c his does experience directr to the free use cf . l - . ... 4 r
imr.uritiesofthe Human Svstem. Strike claims upon the nut.lie Each of the articles Pm,,,Ml l0 Dcncni 01 ine PUDl c ms ; , 1 ... .... ; most mexhaustable stores of
. 4 rj, ... ' - . ... ; romnnunir thp testi mony i ii ta vor ot Lir. liranureth s fills. nhee vessels' brim ihiiri v rwl
it tliA rnn nf lhp t isp.tsp. rpmovin? nil im- composing ine i . , . unee vcseia uiiiiiiiunz wi
Please to read thig
A Good Chance to clear frorri
' '' : " ' 1000 a year. '
$5000
AGENTS wanted in every "Town and
County throughout the Union, to procure
Subscribers to "Se'artf Pictorial and Il
lustrated Family Magazine," and to
sell Sears9-New and - Popular Pictorial
Works universally acknowledged i6-be
the best and cheapest ever published, a
they certainly are the most saleable. Any
active agent may clear 500 or $1000 a
year. A cash capital of at least $25 or
$50 will be necessary. Full particulars
of the principles and profits of the Agency
will be given on application, either per
sonally or by letter. The postage must
in all cases be paid. Please to address,
ROBERT SEARS, Publisher,
No. 128 Nassau stieet, New York.
Bowel -complaint" Jit-.s, t?c
POSITIVELY CURED RY
Jaync's yarmuinlivckBnI$niti.
Chicago, III., March 27, 1845.
Dr. D. Jayne Dear sir, Yot- ask me what
proofs I n.eet with of the efficacy of your Carmi
ative. I can safely say that I never prescribed a
medicine for Bowel complaints that, has given me
so much satisfaction, and my patients s speedy
and perfect relief as this. Whenever introduced
into a lamiiy, u uecoiues a sianumg rerneuy ior
those ailments, and is called for aaiti and airain,
which I think a pretty good proof f its efficacy
and usefulness! In the summer eomp'aint of chil
dren, it has frequently appeared to snatch the lit-
tie victims, as it were, from the rrnve. Hi -averi
the life of my child, and of such and such a
child," 1 have repeatedly heard said. i(5 dysen
teric affections of adults. I have time and again
seen it act like a charm, and jjive permanent re
lief in a few hfiurs, I may say in a lew minutes.
In fine it is a valuable medicine, and no family
should be without it.
Respectfully, M. L Kna1p, M. I).
Professor of Materia Medi-a in the
Laporte University, Indiana.
Prepared only by Dr. D. Javke, Philadelphia,
ind sold on agency by GEO. IlOn AlW.
Tarboro', Feb, 14, 1840.
A scientific illctik'isic.
GREAT experience and jndgnsent ore required
to make a valua,i0. an,l a1 the ari.e time, iiino
ceht purgative. This is possessed rmly hy few.
The great majority of the remedies advertised
of thi3 class are manufactured by persons who
have no idea of thp relative or individual powers
of the drug3 they use. It 13 this cause, m re than
other, which occasions the inenness and often
us effects, produced hy advertised remedies. I
Btandreth Pills
...l.il. nfm.ntor1i nruironlo t li r. o i r frnni onlinn in.
juriously upon the medicine. :Affain, the i.ronor-
. . : l . l . . .
r i. . 1 .i i i..i.:i
uonoie-Bi...K.u..iuHeua npmr muu,,,,-
1 r 0 1
of different, vegetable purgatives upon eacl
,l
;h other;
is governed by similar laws that govern the power
y tgure3 by multiplication. Nine added to nioe
make eighteen: but nine times nine are eighiy-
I - - it la T.k r.r - -nA.AU. . . 1 ....
lly separating all Are prepared m mai way wiucn win secure ineir lnthelalloi IS 16, Mr. W. was attacked . auvieeis louoweu, so.wi-i- xjs ujhaisu. . snawis ana gorgeous silks; chest alter
.. . i.i -11 .1 . . . . . . . 11 I . - n I t 2 . i . " . . i
rticles from the B,,U'I 5".rw w m.v o... ...... Witn a very bad cold, which continued to uriub jiuux . ihc,.iuvi cnesi craumieu wun scaao aras, oiazmg
of which it is the " t grow worse till .March, when he was con- "--u m3 mcv iuu.m u"! wuu guiu anu jewels; tiers o copper can-
have tobe rnnared iathe vacuo: that 18. the air is ". .. ... .... , - '. r 4:J' -itr f-. -11 ;.cir . :-iJ.n..i . - :.";i i 1
hlv nure and ne- , . i Y .1 lined to the house, with lttle hope ot re-', ".'M,IJi,UU6 .lc lcl'. .4U,a" (M"-a., i5lcrs IIlieu lo uie arim wim KOH mouur.
niy pure anu nt. exha,isted m the utensil,, end remains so until a Tw . 1 . , .,-,-4U- o:n -,i :i,i . ;
and vigorous coinbinatlOM u effected with other tnffredients.Very. Wearing Ot j V"3 , rf "-y a currunueni
; BvdinFnine narts of one Ingredient, and ninVr rn i:-r -.4
n w wmi ouuic ccmuib puiiiduvca.
; a 1 O -
. . c .1 : j- ..... .1 . .
parts of another ingredient together, the power is
f mcreasea, not to eignteen, out to eigniv-one. r or
; example, either of the articles to produce any
r ; .-'f."-;,; . a
tent' of eighty-one grains;
only eighteen. grains have to bo usedi Again, a
nother ingredient isfound to multiply this power
again, which in a proportion of two. grains., would
have no effect .upon the animal economy but
which, a'dded to eighteen grains of a compnund of
two parts of nine grains, each of two' Ingredients,
will again multiply the power" which they have
gained of eighty-one, to one- hundred and sixty
t wp.xo again, the .mixture of twenty rain.pftn
be again multiplied by, an addition. f two grains,
to the power of three hundred aqd twenty-four
grains of the original power of the two first ingre
dients Hefe ve have twenty-two grains, which
as a purgative, contain the power equal to three
h und reand iwftBty-fouri grains ' oik either of the
nr uncles alone? nevertheless, also.so, powerful after
eing thus cprobjned, are 4afe ,in any quantity---
; ways having heneficial effect, Tid in no case
pa1)Ief 0 i doinginjury, orwhlch thousands beaj
:;:pTeitnessp;r r - " (',""',' 11
,et tMseWantf way out 'hfhtaUtouiS I A se Pith I
. ?V Wiitjtnd it much to their advantage, m ; .
.BewateofrJDounttrftktXli safest
wise is to buy pi the regular a'gentediily
for sale by Geo. Howard,
oytiincikPh arsaparilla.
i From the TVilmirtgtbh JourhalS :
The following statistics which has- been
handed". to us. "by Mr. Crandall, Messrs.
Clapp & -Tbwnsend's travelling agents will
furnish the reading public some idea of the
magnitude of their Sarsaparillai business at
their manufactory which is erected at Al
bany, 'at an expense of sevfinty thousand
dollars. T ( ; ;
They, prepare and put up 5,000 bottles
every day; to perform this labor it requires
from 70 to 100-hands. Ill order to sup
ply tho large quantity of bottles used, two
of the largest glass establishments in the
United States are kept' in "constant opera
lion. This sing'e item alone amounts to
$100,000 per annum. Three Napipr
steam printing presses, with a double set
of hands each, are constantly running on
Circulars and Almanacs.. They published
last year 4,000,000 for gratuitous circula
tion, containing a great variety of 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 ail this,
they publish a full column of their medi
cine matter in over 400 papers in the Uni
ted States, British Colonies, West In'dia
Islands, and South America; where they
have extensive sales: this costs them over
SS0,000 per annum. They have a large
number of men and boys engaged in col
lecting root and other ingredients. Indeed
all the hands they employ directly and
otherwise, in making glass, paper, corks,!
sealing wax, packing boxes, together with j Brandreth Pills are harmless. They
their agents in selling the medicine, can-! increase the powers of life they do not
not be less than 2,000 persons. The a-! depress them. Females will find them to
mount of capital employed to keep all the -secure that stale of health which every
Agents supplied, and their whole business mother wishes to enjoy. In the costive
in successful operation, is not less than ncss so often prevalent at this interesting
500,100 dollars.
(pIt would seem that a medicine
... , . . , a ... rpnntlion
and such unprecedented sales! swelling to
r-7 n I
I ' . .
the enormous sum of S800.000 a year,
! must possess, in and of itself, intrinsic
medicinal virtues tor the cure oi many uis-
easeg Q which the human flesh is heir to.
Por sale by Geo. Howard.
Tarboro'. March 31, 1S49.
Br. JVistars Balsam of f Vila Cherry.
-,:--
, m. . ,x
r rom the Maine Democrat, (Saco,) June
' v v
22, 1847.
'
tVis tar's Balsam of ivi Id Cherry
'W-t vl SI9 Q Hnl fi l F li11 I ft fYVt
n u n ,.,,,1.
rierand aftertaking four boUles, xvas able
to go out and attend to business. He as-
t
c"es ms cure entirely tome naisam, anu
recommends those who use it to persevere,
even if they do not at once perceive a
I .??! I 1 tXT 1 i 1 L 1
; ocneiiciai result. wv are not in me nauu
LI 1 Willing IJUllO IUI UltU t 1 1JC3, UIJU UillV
0 1 - .
give this at the request of Mr.'W.
ED. DEMOCRAT.
For sale by Geo Howard, Tarboro'.
Jlbyssinian Mixture.
For Gonorrhoea, Gleet, Fjltjor Al-
, r; Bbs, Gravel, &c. . -a V
Letter from - Dr. James R.-allumV dated
n Milton, jN. C.tAugust? 14 184 T
Dr.' J: ' Kah fDear Slr:' ; t
Yotlr Tneklici nes ; have f iven ' entire' satisfaction
. .tin satisfaction
ibyssiniandilixtaTfel
of, ithas neyer fail j
in this .section of epuntrjitberAby:
especially, isr highly epproted
ed iq cute in every case. If sells like hot .cakes.
I have qever had-enough to supply the demand. !
You will please send, me a large supply oflt aa
soon as you arrive avnompi lours, respectiuiiy.
-. i , if . nt . .
, r. . . CA t-lltrrvlV5 '
:Milton'Drnff Store
Marshall. Halirax: James-Simmons; Weldonr C f
. i-ngrr, irasioir, r ua, t hitch ion,' ni'
y Goodloe, Warrenton; P. C. Brown, Louishorg;
AjhnHrXHlie,ratjclwr onis H Kittle, JJen
lerson; Ri lit Mitchcjj, Oxford. May 16
The Press, rff!yies - and .-Fixtures
v OFPICE FOR SALE.
HAVING determined on quitting the
Printing Business, we now propose sell
ing our-Pnnting Press, Types' and Fix
tures,' at a very low price for cash, or on a (
shor t eredit for a part of the" purchase i motl
ey, with bond and approved security. ":
The Press and V part "of the Type are
considerably worn, but will do pretty fair ;
work for two or three years to come. The
Job and Advertising Type are? in hetter
conditions and will last many years. The
Cases, Stands and other fixtures are very
good. There is a sufficiency of type of
all' kinds for a village establishment. War-!
renton is a desirable place to reside in; be-J
ing remarkably healthy, and has as good ;
society as any village in tho State.1 Wei
have been engaged in the publication of)
the Reporter for 21 years and have been
tolerably well sustained. We will sell at
a price so low, that any one wishing to en
gage inthe business would do well to call
and see us, or address the Editor, post
paid, Warrenton,' N. 0.
R. N. VERELLy Editor $ Prop. '
April 21,1849. J
BRJlNDRETfPS PILLS.
THE' BEST FAMILY MEDICINE.
Ladies should use the Brandreth Pills
frequently. They will ensure them from
severe sickness of the stomach, and, gen-
erally speaking, entirely prevent it. The
period, the Brandreth Pills are a safe and
effectual remedy.
There is no medicine so safe as thisit
is more easy than castor oil, and is now!
., . , - I 1 . I -
generally Ufea By numerous lacues inroi.gn . which i .h-ra " .'ThVlreisures
their confinement. Dr. Brandreth can re-:dwcovi)red ia the stll.,eranVan Lambert of
i tu ...a... v rr--"f " ,
1 commend his PiJls to their patients to the;
anenis to tnei
exc usion of all other purgatives, end the;
I " !
Pills being composed entirely of Herbs or
T nI..UIn a v.tmt. tlt. litTvsx.l 1 n4 I
r -
.carry off the corrupt humors ot the bodvV
. V s
n a manner so simple as to give every aay
, . i
ease and pleasure. '
1 . . ! . -
I In order to discriminate between I ruth,;
J
in all cases of bodily suffering., As this,
;USCil,and t lie p3t
' to good heaIthv In chronic complaints lei
the Pills be tised as often as convenient,
thp VltnlitV of the blood
; . . 1 1 .u :.: .:ii u
wi 11 be improved, and the crisis will be
np j, broUffht about: the disease beine
lent will soon be restored the Delhi Gazette, "cannot describe the)
' changed to acute, a few large doses of Pills . to be concealed beyohd the amount al
"? and a few days confinement to the house, ready discovered one : crore of rupees oe
n j o .. . '
will change the cnronicauy aiea.uu ;uu.
... . .. . nj- ir 1 : 1:
..1 1
miliin tn a snund man.
This is no figure
of the imagihation; it can be proved by a
thousand matter-of-fact men who have ex-
perienced it. .Remember, in all cases of
. disease, no matter whether it be a cold or
u. w vi w -------
a cougn; wneineruoe dsuimaui luuouhij-
tion; whether it be rheumatism or pleurisy;
whether it be typus or fever-and-agtie, or
bilious fever; cramp or whooping cough qr
measles; whether, it be , scarlet fever or
small pox: thaUhePills' known as. Bran-
J iUV P. lie txrill cilr'AIV fin mnro fhnn nil
ii 0 youlib harm. ,l 1 " " j"' ' jmVnrora'thse stories onesr bT(Broh
AJf persons should7 ''caVelully pur- ci,Vriagiarlotion tothe i.iilibtitianrfo?,
, v-'-inirfv a: ''y;,n"i,'1?, -ri" 'rTfcU . ' . - - L J
il iU -...:- U 'r 1 1 ? Hf itT-irvr
aoijici wise ihcy iay ,; :."..evi i.f:.
3Countrfe1tVticel Be careful. 'v A
Xorale, : , eo, powam
T7T -
'I UViTJ
uife l?ils aid Plicnix Hitters.
For sale by G
March 6, 1349.
T Tfx T Si TT
Bums' Poems
ON SENSIBILITY
Sensibility, hov charming,
3
if .
Thouvmy friend, can truly tellj -
But distress with horrors arming, ' s
l hou nasi also known too wen.
Fairest flower, behold the lily, :
Blooming in the sunny ray;
Let the blast svyeep o'er the valley 1
See it prostrate on , the' clay;
'Hear the woodlark charm the forest '-
Telling o'er his little joys;
Hapless bird! a prey the surest,
To each pirate of the skies. ' ' M
Dearly bought the hidden treasure,
Finer feelings can bestow; C 1 vj
Chords that vvibrate sweetest pleasure
. -Thrill the deepest notes of woe. s
From the Petersburg 'Republican,
Q31 The immense wealth said to havo
beeii seized hy the British army after the
late battle between the5 British and Sikhs
(the particlars ot which were brought. by
the steamer-before the last) is hardly cred
ible - This wealth was found in what
was called the garrison of Mooltan, th,e
surrender which took place on the 24tli
January last. The account. as 'published
says; " ' ' - i . w. .. A
On the 23d, Major Wheeler commenced
his researches for the reputed .wealth cqnr
tamed within these walls. He was accom
panied on the occasion by an old bed-ridden
Mistressot Sawun Mull's time? Thus)
was a clue obtained to the whereabouts
l HI urn-
of ihosp vast iibterrknean storp-Vioiisp bE
the?citadel appe.rto be altogether oC onl
, . t- s , r . v
. : in .u ! ' ' u -;-'
Sinn anil all ' trtpf ' trnnsnrps Kopp hpon
sion-
a wardetf as prize tb the'eaotors bv the vi
nt his Ppp PnflV ' hA trnrurnnr irpnpral
t 4 vV r,i . -. f, . :c
Descending into tbe cavities in which tho
i . , . .. . .tj r . .
i treasures ot the lortress nad been accumu
!, .: - : u 'I
.lated. the insDectinit oflicer is said to hara
f .; CJ.,. i ,vv
4 mm ri riniil ti nil r coif- akI' .K.vm 'tV
heaped togeth
enormous hoards?
the other al-
rice; stacks of
th their uric
tuous contents; bales upon bales of costly
variety of wealth displayed to the mquisi-
, tive cVe. ' iTumbrils, Under strong guards)
liovoLon'mnvi'nVr qnrl Wwhti noiri all
11 . i -
the day. And, in iddition to this, three
or four erores bfsnecie wero'' still Icnowri
,r .
- ,ng one million 01 pounds sterling: mo
. .... . . r.
quantity of loose7 gunpowder" ih revery
hole nd corner is surprising;' tHc:Targest
collections are those in the vicinity of the
heaps of arms thrown arway by thegarrisori
before making their exit. Camp followers
anu otners appear utterly regaraiess oi
danger, for bla2ing fires ot logs "'are mest
with at every turn. Some small explosjor.3
have occurredf but no one has b'elnilled
though many riave ? been Veriotisly burnt,
He soU appears made of lead. ' "Bullela
.A... ko rfnttriVI hn noHhlo- ha 5 eiirvnl
.r. lenains; zuinoooruKS ana -nma
n . . ' : t ' , ..t-kfilo i n
nii-
I'merable with uiles of matcbclf8 tQ.fev
wm s.'e-., "fr ?
l and heaps of:woQdenaidieainer wcuuuf
ments lor ail trie auyi rrM" v
Canada, Is of thrilling mleHSt.