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Tarborough, Edgerombc Count y, Saturday, 1M ay 1 9 ' I SID.
BY GEORGE HOWARD. JR.
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CAROL FOR MAY DAY.
Queen of fresh flowers
Whom vernal stars obey,
Bring thy warm showers,
Bring thy genial ray.
In nature's greenest livery dressed,
Descend on earth's expectant breast,
To earth and heaven a welcome guest,
Thou merry month of May.
Mark how we meet thee
At dawn of dewy day!
Hark how we greet thee
With our roundelay!
While all the goodly things that be,
In earth and air and ample sea,
Are waking up to welcome thee,
Thou merry month of May.
Flocks on the mountains,
And birds on their spray,
Tree, turf, and mountains,
All hold holiday.
And love, the life, of living thingf,
Love waves his torch and claps his wings,
And loud and wide thy praisessings,
Thou mcrty'mgntirof .May. '
, Bishop Heber.
Breach of Promise of Marriage. Jo
seph Curd complained, on Saturday, be
fore Alderman Morrow of Jane Ebbets,
who has made several promises to marry
him at different times during the last two
years, but to the present day has obstin
ately refused to fill ' them. He had, he
declared, "presented to her several pairs
of stockings, combs, rings, and other trin
kets innumerable, and in addition to all,
had nursed her when sick, and paid her
doctor's bill when she got well; and yet
the ungrateful creature's marble heart ne
ver relented." The Alderman told him
that he could not com pell Miss Jane to
marry him, whereupon he sued her for
ten dollars, the amount of the doctor's
bill which he had paid, but his proceed
ings coming to the ears of his fair inamor
ata, she came round to give him an over
hauling, and he ran off and has not been
heard of since. Pit tsfie Id Gazette.
rrom the Cincinnati Uazette. Cat-
iirn.tfdretf.-Ycrte
So,e of the young men who left this city i
, . . , ...
JuhCol. Webbs expedition, returned.
r, - I
'ney had proceeded as tar as the Kio
city a day or two past, by cholera, after a
low hours illness.
From the N. Y. Journal of Commerce.
t (kJA New Orleans letter of a late date
jn the Charleston Courier, states the rium
r of deaths irt the former city during the
Pceding week tc have bcen;one hundred
m nincty-scven, of which seventy-eight j
Werft ttmt0 'r !
i ne ravages of the Cholera in the pa
Jish of Ascension, Louisiana 'are increas-
The latest accounts sint ihit tK
Grande country, when the cholera broke of (igiues by multiplication. Nine added to nine benefit, and when death stared its misera- 'recommends those who use it to persevere, geneay brought ahotit;-the'diseas6Vbeing
otamong them and carried off several of make eighteen: but nine times nine are.ejghiy- ble victim fully in the face. Jf Dr; Gor- even if ihey do not at once perceive anr changed tbacute,a few large doscsof Pills
company, which, with the dissatisfied one So- it is with some vegetable purgatives, doo's. Pills were not .adapted to Uie cure of beneficial result. ' We are not in the habit an(J a few j i POnfinement to the house
feeling which had grown up in the asso- adding nine paru. one ingredient, and nine any but this horrid malady, their tini- 0f writing puffs for medicines, and only w:il hantre the rhronicallv diseased'.indU
ci,b, determined them to return. They i viddt,. to a sound W Thb is no figuro
onfirm the report of the death , of Mr.jJX dule ; bufficient to w,ft on to fame' .he. name ED. DEMOCRAT. :of , he imagination; it ean be ' proved by.a
W,. Harrison, grandson of the late Pres-1 purgalivef ffeet, would havc'io be ased to .he . ; Pfl.h.e'.p inventor, ui benefactor of h,s spe, pQr M,c by Qeo.Howard, Tarboro'. ; thousand matler-of-fact men who have ex
Went Harrison, which was current in the tenl of eiihtvone Drains: bv combining ihem. cie. This medicine never fails to cure the '? . 1 nPripn-PH itS Rmm.. Tin alt rases of
Pinters have lost a large number of
slaves ... , ,
- ':t. (
uL-i duel 'was fought at Old Poinr
bctWpPni.D r , n , .... ,!
octeen J. p. Jones (a Passed .Midsh.p.
n in the Navy) and Pr. Jas. Hope, (a
new of Commodore Harron.) w BotH
ere severely, if not mdrtally, wounded, j
ftoralk Argus,
Please to read this-
A Good Chance to clear from $500 to
giooo a year. ,
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AG ENTS wanted in every 7ovn and
r i-.. i i 1 1 rt i ,
the best and cheapest ever published
they certainly are tlie most saleable Any
active agent may clear $500 or $1000 a
year. A cash capital of at least $25 or
$50 will be necessary. Pull particulars
of the principles and profits of the Agency
will be git en on application, either per
sonally or ty letter. The postage must
in all cases be paid. Please to address,
ROBERT $E4ft'&, Publisher,
No. 12S Nassau street, New York.
POSITIVELY" CURED BT
Jayuc's Carminative Blnlsaiii.
Chicago, ., March 27, 1813.
Dr. D. Javnil Pear sir. You ask me what
proofs 1 n.eet with of lhf efficacy of your CaVmt
ative. I can safely say that I never prescribed a
medicine for Uowel complaints that has given me
so much satisfaction, and my patients so speedy
and perfect rrlicf as this. Whenever introduced
into a family, it bficumes a standing remedy for
those ailments, and is called for again and ajjain,
which I think a pretty good proof .f its efficacy
and usefulness. In the summer enmp'aint of chil
dren, it has frrquently appeared to snatch the Ut
ile victims, as it were, from the grave It saved
the life of my child, and of such and such a
. hild," 1 have repeatedly heard said. In dysen-
teric affections of adults. 1 have lime and aaain
seen it act like a charm, and f permanent re-i
lief in a few hours, I may say in a few minutes, j
. . . ...... .
In line it is a valuable medicine, and t.o iamny
should be without it.
Respectfully,
M. L Ksavp M. T). '
Professor of Materia Med Hi in the :
Laporte -University, Indiana
Prepared only by. Dr. D. Jatnc, Philadelphia,
nd sold on agency by GEO. HOWARD.
Tarboro Feb. 11, 181D.
A scientific Jledicitic.
GREAT experience and judgment are required
to make a valuable, and at the same time, inno
cent purgative. This is possessed only by few. j
The great majority of the remedies advertised j
of this class are ... ar ufaciured by persons who !
have no idea of the relative or individual powers!
e . , , . . ... tl
of the drugs they use. It is this rause, in re than
any other, which occasions the inertness and often
injurious effects, produced hy advertised remedies. :
An! hence the general preju ice which prevails
against them. Sow there is a great difference in
j th.s respect, with iegard to the p-lls made by Dr.
B. Urandreth, and consequently, their superior
chims unon the nmdic Each of the a iu les
CZoZ L '
' Biandrcth Pills !
Are prepared in that way which will 9ecnre their
beneficial eflcts to the system in the safest and
easiest manner. For instanc.?, some ingredients
have to be pr.ps.red . the vacuo, that iba ..
exhaust in the ,eH. c,,d rem,i&o un.il .
combination is effected with other Ingredients,
... ......
w,,,u" ""fw-n. r.trf.uS a.r uu... ui;unS
Again the vpo,
"" f eaC" "P""""' ! "'"'-')-
t power upon other inijredienisFor the power
ofdifferent vegetable purgatives upon each other
' r. j r.
is rroverned by similar laws that ffotem the power
nnivpirriiioon rraini koain t.Q a :
J v.-...vv i 41 U. UK UOLU I nLOIII) " !
nother ingredient is found to multiply this power
again, which in a proportion of two grains, would
have no effect upon the animal economy, but
which, added to eighteen o rains of a compound 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
two. So again, the mixture of twenty grains can
be again multiplied by an addition of two grains.
to die power of three hundred 'and twenty. Ibu
.L -r.. L i L-'l .r.i '
ir
grains of the original power of the two'firsiingre
dients Here we have twenty-two grains, which
38 a PurSalie, contain the power equal to three!
hundred and twenty-four grains of either ofthi
lic,elone;never
being thus combined, are sate in any quantity !
always having a beneficial effect, and in no case
f din?
amplewunesa. -V,;
wt oheallk thzstPUU
They will find it ptuch to their advantage, . vv j
Detour of Counterfeits! the t safes
course is to buf of the regblaii agents obly
forsale by Qe&Hovmifc
- - .j "... .-
IFIJIEMttTFIEFlEIS,
jpROM 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 ofi
Pender & Brother, where may be found
AX IMMENSE
Stock 'of Furniture,
Consisting of the same articles which will
be seen advertised t the Old Stand. Per
sons that have not had an opportunity of
seeing a magnificent? stock of Jurniture.
are respectfully solicited to call, as prices
and quality shall surely suit. Furniture
repaired at either place at the shortest no
tice. V F. L. BOND.
N. B. In order that a man may do
himself justiccf let him sec articles of Fur
niture before" purchasing. No body likes
to buy a cat in a bag.
7arboro',Sept. 29, IS1S.
Only cent per !mx,
FOR the cure of Headache, Giddiness
.,t, im Jue..tnH.ni p:w Ho.r.
, ,v nc rhnl. Mn,l,.:i,he!ri,Sents,n .w""R.ln medicine, can-
rn, Worms, Dyspciwn, Cholera Morbus,;
n . . , . , , .
rains in the Back and Limbs. Liver com
I plaint, Rising in the throat. Fevers, of all
kinds, colds. Gout. Gravel, Female Coin-'.
plaints, Nervous Complaints, and all other
diseases arising; trom impurities' ot the
blood, and rnot hideciello io1 Uic. I'ver
and Stomacli
Every disease to which the human frame
is subject, -originates from impurities of the
blood or derangement of digestive organs.
Dr. Gordon's Family Pills, being com
pounded exclusively of such ingredients
as nature intended should operate on the
impa tes 0f thc -uman System. Strike
at ie roo( of hc (Usc removingall im-
. r . , . ,
purities from the body, opening the pores
1 - 1 n
eternally and internally, separating all
foreign and obnoscious particles from the
chyle, so that the blood, of which it is the
origin, must he thoroughly pure and ne-
ces8arily securing a irec and vigorous
,,1Mnfn ,i1R i unir, hirer and
. , .
Su,,n.ach' lhereby t0r"1 inUh
nnonin r tli nnrr plf-atini IHf I P VtillS Jilld
i: it iiw. ,d
,h i.i i- r,l,1..hr.
system not only thoroughly sound, but ,1-
r i: l
"'"!"" ' "
other means have faded.
Within the last twelve , months, more
. ... . .
Ulan one hundred cases ol the mot ag-
v(e( fonns of Dyspepsia have been
cure(1 by lhe raedicinP) whcro riftid diet-
. , Jti. , , A
mg. the lilue Pill, and almost every other
means had been resorted to without any
worst cases ot niles in one weeK:
1
f or sale in arboro' ny A. n. wiacnuir ot
,V GEO. JIO WARD.
Februarv 8,1849. t ly
D r. Kuhrs A byssitiian HI iilure ,
i. : ' "
From the Milton Chronicle.
Laurel Grove, (near M ilton) Jan1 5, 1848f
Dr.Kuhl--peaSif; '. T f
VVe have novf been about seven years, Agents
for the sale of your Restorer of the. Blood, and oth
er Medicines, and are happy i.9 stateHfeay have
given in all eases-'genejal. satisfaction, particular,
ly the Mvssinian Mixture has giveu universal
satisfaction, so that every one who has nsed . iv"
has' received that reUef that you guaranteed in
your directiprisV lr. james Mi Vernon,1 irt whorii
yotf recommended' jturVJtromatic f Exlrqct for
Rhennaatiim? bought la 'bottle of t at 50 Cents.
and two embrocations cured him entirely, and the
disease has iieverrettirned Y6tirs,Tespectfly,
-1 KIBY -i ANDERSON.,
For sale by GtosHoivard.
Town sencr Sarsaparilla.
From the Wilmington Journal.
The following statistics which has been
handed to us by Mr. Crandall, Messrs.
C 1 a pp & 7b wn se n d 's t ra ve 1 1 i ng a gent; toi 1 1
furnish the reading ; public sorii'e idea of the
magnitude of their Sarsaparilla business at
their manufactory which is erected at Al
bany, at an expense of seventy, thousand
dollars.' ' " ': "; ' ' '
They prepare and put up"5,000 bottles
every day;. to perform this labor it requires
from 70 to 100 hands.' In order to sup
ply the large quantity of bottles used, tiyo
of the largest glass establishments in the
United States are kept in constant opera
tion. This siuz'e item alone amounts to
$100,000 per. annum.. Three . Napier
steam printing presses, with a double set
of hands each, are constantly running oh
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 AInanacs
cost $30,000. ' Independent of all this,
they publish a fulTcolumn of their medi
cine matter in over 400 papers in the Uni
ted States, British Colonies, 'West India
Islands, and South America, where they
liave extensive sales: this costs them over
$S0,000 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,
pacn.ng u, iugeicrwiui
i: I i 1 1
t. 0 nnA -n w-v-
- I " ' -
' mount of capital employed to keep all
Agents supplied, and their whole business secure mai state , pi s neaitns wnicn every
in successful operation, is not less than mother wishes to enjoy. , In thet costive
500,000 dollars i ness so often prevalent att this interesting
nytt vouid seem mat - a - itieutcrne ! prrv .??.rand1" "ins re fc'n4
which has gained such a high Teputatioh,;enrclu,a! rmeuy
and such unprecedented sales, swelling to; There is rib medrcine so safe as this tl
the enormous sum of S800,000 a year, is more easy lhaii castor oil, and is now
must possess, in and of itself, intdnsic generally used by numerous ladies through
medicinal virtues, for the cure of many dis- their confinement Dr. Brandretlvcanrer
eases to which the huinan flesh is heir to. fer to many of ourfirst physicians who re-
r, . , yy . , commend his. Pills to .their, patients to the
tor sale by Geo. Howard. .- u ... v i
,n . 9 Am' . , ,oVn exclusion of all other purgatives, &nathe
Tarboro'. March 31, 1849. . ; 1 ? . 1 ,
: - r - ;': Pills being composed . entirely pj Herbs or
Dr. IHstar's Balsam of IVild Cherry: Triable PWeTK P,urjfy 'AHV"
carry off thej corrupt humors of the. body.
From the Maine Democrat, (Saco,) June in a mann.er,.s(i Ripple as totve every day
22. 18'l7.
flislars Balsam.-A few days ago, j
Tr. . vtl
larn, of San ford, in bur
J .' .. n r -
count , Deing in our ouice, rcquesteu us to
publish, for the benefit of the public, his
testimony in favor of
iVistar's Balsam of wild Cherry
Inlhcfull of 1S46. Mr. W. was attacked
with a very bad cold, which continued to
irrnvv ivnrup till Ylnreh. when hp was eon-
" uD S little hone of re-
o the house, vyth.ltttle hope of re,
covery. Wearing ot
r. . , n , t ? Vf
n mcar s isaisam oj wua ncrry
he resolved to try it. He soon found re -
yle!nii aftertaking four bottles, was able
... r,
l0 go out and attehd to business: He as -
Cribes his cure entirely to the Ualsam, and
JDr. KU1IIS
Jlbyssiriian Mixture.
For Gonorrhoea, Gleet, Fltjor Al
bus, Gravel, &c. r:r
Letter from Dr. James R. Callum, dated
Milton, N: C. August 14, 1847. ;"'
Dr. J. Kuhl Dear Sir: ' ?
Your medicines have ''given' entire satisfaction
in this section of country, the Abyssinian Mixture
especially, is highlv approved of. it has never fail
ed to cure in every case. It sells like hot cakes,
t have never had. enough to' supply the demand.
You will please send me a large supply of it as
soon as you arrive at home . Yours, Tespectfully,
. , . . J. PCALLIJM, I'
r - ; Milton Drug Store. (
Agents 0. " HO TTJRD, .Tarboro'( fT" S
Marshall,' Hafifax; James Simmons Weldon; C.
C. Pugh, Gastony F iE. Cook, Warrenton; Hen;
fy GoodToe', Warrentor,; P C. Crown, Louisburg
John ffBrodle, FrankHm; Louis Hiluttle,, Hen,
aenwn: hi Hi Mitchell. Oxford. Mav 16
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The Press, Types and Fixtures
OF THE " ":. n i i-tj
I t . t -
Watventonfjf i) Reporter
OFFICE FOR SALE. J
HAVING determined op . quitting tho
Printing Business, we now propose .sell-,
in our Printing Press, Types and Fix
tures, at a very low price for cash, br on a
short credit for a part of the purchase mon;
eyi with bond and approved security J
,? The Pressrand a part of the Tpe rare
considerably. wprn, but will, do pretty fair
work for two or three years to come. Tho
Job and Advertising Type are in:r better
condition, and will last many years.4 Thb
Cases, Stands and other fixtures are vcrjr
good There is a sufficiency G of; type: of
all kinds for a village establishment. Wat
renton is a desirable place to reside in, be
in remarkably healthy and has as good
sotiety as any village in the State. YYe
have been engaged in the publication of
the Reporter for 2 1 iyears, and t have been
tolerabfy well sustained;' - We will sell at
a price So Idwythat anyone wishing to ,e
gage in the business would do well to call
and see usv or address ' the Editor, . post
paid, YVarrenton, -N. 0. -.i; . . , fk
U R. N VE RELL, Editor Prop J'
''April 2i,-is49.'': M
BRANDRE TITS-PILLS.
THE BEST FAMILY MEDICINE.
' 5
- Ladies should use the. Brjlndreth Pillf
frequently. They will ensure lhemfrora
severe sickness of the stomach, and, gen
erally speaking, entirely prevent it. The
Brandieth Pills are ! harmless. The
increase the nowers of vIife-4hev5 do not
the-ltiepiress them. -Females will find them to
: i : -1 - . T 1 !.. ll J il
i ease, and pleasure.
in order to discriminate between Truth,
which is eternal, and conjecture, which i
f ' rn .
! by lhe light, 0 ; KlliKCE. To nhzt
, does experience direct? to the pkee use er
Dr. BrandrethU Pills.
,n 3,1 of bod.ly suflenng. As this
Ad vice is followed, so . wih. the ukaltu
.. ........
ud them and has 'never found them :. fail
,,i acute diseases
i 4
:ici uijuuiciu a i ma biiu- iiiuu uiu
, . . .
! heahh ch
L Pi L be L l often asTonSIt
the rills be used as ' olten asconvenicp.t,
; fa hjch meang vitali f the bIooa,
. . ;miiroVPfi nd -the- crisis : tvili be
disease, bo matter'whether it be a cold or
a cough; whetherit be'jsthma or consump
tion; whether it be rheumatism or pleurisy;
whether it be typus or fever-and:aguev or
bilious fever; cramp or whooping cough ;br
measles;' whether it be scarlet fever or
small po: that the Pills' known aso Bran
dreth's Pills will sorely do more thanfill
the medicines of the Drug stores for yoiir
restoration to health', and what' is. more
will surely do you no harm, i ? ' H
Q3'A II persons should Carefully pur
chase Br andreth's Pills, : ; only , of lhft.
regularly appointed Agents. ' They woujd
thus insure themselves' the genuine article;
otherwise they may - often light upon a
Counterfeit article; Be carcAil. -1
For" sale1by,': "l GeoJHotcardS
Life Pills aiia Pfectltx !'BitfetN