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js publ.slie weekly at Two PoLLAKS per year
ir piid in a var,cc"or 'Two 1)ollars and Fi'rrr
rrKTsat the cpifation of the subetrt ption year
inserted at One DoLLXirthe first insertion, and 25
cr vrv suceeedinor on. IfAftovr anea nt
Advcrusemeu cAwuujng.a square win db
at rate per sqnare. Court Orders and Judicial '
advertisements 23 per cent
' cent, higher. " "
LOVE NEVER SLEEPS.
Love never sleeps! The mother's eye
Ueiuls o'er her dying infant s bed;
nd as she marks the moments fly,
When death creeps on with noiseless
tread,
Faint and distressed she sits and weeps,
With beating heart. Love never sleeps.
Yet e'en that sad and fragile form,
Forgets the tumults of her breast;
Despite the horrors of the storm,
O'erburdened nature sinks to rest;
But o'er them both another keeps
His midnight watch. Love never sleeps.
Around above the angel bands
Stoop o'er the careworn sons of men;
With pitying eyes and eager hands
They raise the soul to hope again.
Free as the air their pity sweeps
The storm of Time! Love never sleeps.
Around beneath and over all, t
O'er men and angels, earth and heaven,
A higher, bends! the slightest call
Is answered, and relief is given
In hours of woe, when . sorrow steeps .
The heart in pain. He never sleeps.
From the N. Y. Jour, oj Commerce
Hayti. We find in the Moniteur Hay
tien, published at Port au Prince, an offi
cial account of the commencement of the
expedition undertaken by President Soul
ouque against the Dominicans. The
President left the capital on the 6tli of
March, and repaired first to iMirebalais,
and men to Lescaliobcs, where he arrived ;
uii iiie ym, auu put nuneii ui uiu ueau oi
the army there concentrated. He was re-j
ceived with much enthusiasm by all class-!
ea,and remained in ilhe town until the 14lh, !
on me yin. ana nurnimseu ai me neau oi
M'hen preparations for marching having
been matured, he ordered an advance to
Lamatte. Kespect for persons and proper
ty on the route was enjoined and main
tained. "The campaign is undertaken,"
cays the order of the day ' "to the end of
maintaining the principle of the indivisi
bility of the country, by restoring to the
bosom of the republic those, of our feJlow
c i ti zc n s r n o vv u n h vi pp ly es t ra n ged fro m it.
A major portion of the inhabitants of the
East
,.s.i m ic-uuiicmi u3 uui ucpnv-
1. . L
cd of support, they await our presence to
manifest that, disposition. On the 18th
...o najfucu auiijr vuuuiwitu di wdjui,
i'iv; uuvuuceupuaia ui ciifiny wnicil i
covered L.amatte. i tie main body of the
Dominicans did not, wait trfe advance of
the Haytien army, but retired upon St.
t f ,i i .u"
Jean. In this movement they were at-
covered Lamatte. The main bod v of the
J
tacked by the columns under the command , purgative effecvvvould have to be used to the ex
of Generals Bobo, Vincent,, and L. AJir tent of eighty-one grains; by combining them,
chel, beaten and put to flight, abandoning to j only eighteei? graias have to be used. 'Again,' a
their pursuers five pieces of artillery . with nother ingredient is found, to multiply this, power
a large quantity of munitions of war. I again, which in a proportion of two grains, would
Their loss in killed and wounded, . said to bavenoelTect upon the animal economy, but
ho pa;,imi,i ' 1 me which, added to eighteen grains of a compound of
uc considerable, was not ascertained. Of - - . ? . : - .
1. . ' r , two parts of nine grains, each of two ingredients,
lhcHaytiensanofficerofthe which hey-have
as killed, and; there were aen persons gained of eighty-one, to one hundred and sixty
wounded. : two. So again, the mixture of twenty grains can
In the afternoon of the 18th ' the Presi- be again multiplied by an addition oftwo grains,
dent of Hayti entered Lamatte. On the l9Jhe power of three hundred and ftwenty-four
19th he passed in review all , the troops, 'Vains of the original power of the two first, ingre
and addressed to them anordcr of the day,!19 Here we hav? W;W0 ?.Wch
cnnwntnlailno. u, .1 ' 4 as a purgative, contain the power equal to three
congratulating them on their victorious , , , r 4 . - . -iv;
, . . hundred and twenty-four grains of either .of the
progress, and reiteratiog his immutable de- arliciesalonp. nevertheless, also" so powerful aftSr
icrmination to tolerate no government np-;being tnu8 combined, are?8afft -in anyqnantity
on the Island other than that of the Re- always having a beneficial effecVand in no case
public of Hayti. On the evening of the. capable of doing injury, of which thoasands bear
20th the army of the Republic entered St;amP'e witness vr?i . ,f j
Jean, having encountered no resistance. ! u ifl0iie fJf'014 0.w.f7
KJThc only ohiectiont we ever heard Beware of Counterfeits the v sMsi
i.u a luruey, was mat it was too. much
v wy mitn aua notenouen lor two.
:( Please to read this
Good Chdhce t6clhre Jr6m r $50Xi
' AGENTS wanted in every Town and
County iliroughout the Union,-to procure
Subscribers to "Seats Pictorial arid II-
lus tr a t ed ' Family magazine." and to
sell Sears1 New a nd Popular Pictorial
Pop
Works universally acknowledged io be
the best and cheapest, t ever published
i they certainly are" tfemostaable.Any
active agent ny;ceafe50& or 100 a
3'ear. A casliyiialJf or
$50 will be necessary , ..Full particulars
of the principles and profits of the" Agency
will be gh en on application, either per
sonally or by letter. : The postage must
in all cases be paid: Please to address,'
ROBERT SEARS, Publisher,
No, 3 2S Nassau street, New York.
lUnvel co nt plaint' Co tic a. tfc
POSITIVELY CURED By e . '
Jaync's Carminative Halsani.
' Chicago" IlC Marth 27, 1R45. -
I
Dr. D. Javns; Dear sir. You ask ne what
procifs ! n.et with cf the efficacy of your Carrai
atrvp. 1 can safely say that I never prescribed a
medicine' for" Bowel complaints that has given, me
so much satisfaction, and my patients so speedy
and perfect r.'lief as this. Whenpvr introduced
iito a family, it becomes a standing remedy for
those ailments, and is called for again and again,
which I think a pretty good proof of. its euVacy
acid asefulnessi In the summer comp'aint of chil
dren, it ttas frequently appeared to snatch the lit
tle victims, as at were, from the gravei lt saved
the life of my child, and of such and such a
hild, i have repeatedly heard said. In dysen-
icric afiectious of adults, I have time and again;
seen it act like a charm, and give permanent re-
lief io a few hours, I may say in a tew minutes.
In fine it is a valuable, medicine, aud no family
should be without it.
Resnectfullv. M. L Kxapp. M. T).
Professor of Materia Medica in the i plaints, JNervous complaints, ana an oilier
Laporte Utiivcrsity, ludianai diseases arising from impurities ofthej
Prenared onlv'bv Dr. D. Javne, Philadelphia,; hlood. and morbid secretions of the liver'
ind sold on agency by
GEO. HOWJinU.
. . - ....
' Tarboro', bb, 11, tR J9,
A scientific Medicine.
G&G AT experience ami judgment are required
to make a valuable, and at the same time, inno
cent purgative. This is possessed only by few.
1 he great majority oi ..e remedies advemscu
of this class are manufactured by persons who
have no idea nf the relative or individual powers'
of the drugs thev use. It is this cause. m-re than
olllr wl(ich occasions the inertness and often '
injurious eth cts. produced by advertised remedies,
hence the general preju ice which prevails i
against them. Now there is a great diiTere.nce in .
bis respect, with regard to the p;lls made by Dr.
;;.1r;,..,a fr..nta . nmHuM.i hvaiKruH r.r.
U, Hrandreth, and consequently, their superior
claims upon the public Each of the articles
. . 1 ,
composing the !
Biandreth Pills !
. . j . i . . mi .i
Are prepared in that way which will secure their
beneficial eff-cts to the system in the safest and
.. .
easiest manner. For instance, some ingredients
have lobe reared in the vacuo; that is. the air is
i . -
exhausted m the utensil, end remains so until a
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combination is effected with other ingredients, ,
which alterwards rre vents the aUfro.n acting in-
ijunousiy upon me meaicmei Again, tne propor-
inrl iniu,,....,
MWH VI UVII ptllJO II h,-, HIUIll II'
. . rpf,- ntaT.r P
of different vegetable purgatives upon each other!
;is governed by similar laws that govern the power j
oi ngurcs oy iiiuiupi icauon. iue acueu iodine,
cigiueeu. uui uiuu uui?s iiiue ire tymjr-
;onei So it is. with, some vegetable purgatives.
i0"6' co it is wun .some vegetable purgatives. idotv's Pills were not adapted to the cure ol
i D? adding nine parts of one ingredient, and nine ; any but this horrid malady, their uni-
parls of anotherngrdient together, he Power.is . fbrm ccs it; this disease atone would
increased, not to eighteen, but to eighty-one. r,ox. m . . . c , ;
-.u : i v 4 " " ! be sufficient to 'waft on to fame' the name ;
... - - . . . .
PTumrlp pithpr nf th nrtir.Ipa In nrnHnne nnv
course is to ouy v0i tne regular aeniq qnij.
1 iorsaie nv ueo. tiowara.
JpRdM the IMMENSE INCREASE
I of our business, we have been uuder
the necessity of taking the whole tip-story
over"LV Pender's Stor6,at' tlief sign of
Pender &, Brother, where may be found '
5 - AN IMMENSE .
Stock of Furniture,
Consisting of the saime articles Tvhich will
be seen advertised at the Old Stand. Per
sons that have hot had on opportunity of
seeing a magnificent slock of Jurjiiture.
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. H. In, order that a man may do
himself justice, let him sec articles of Fur
nitMre; before .purchasing. y No body likes
to jjuy a cat in a bag. , ,
7arboro',Sept. 29, 1S4S.
Only 2.1 cehlN iKT box,
FOR the cure of . Headache, Giddiness
gajt !fieum? Rheumatism, ' Piles, Heart-
Vormsl I) vsnepsi i, Cholera Morbus,
Pains in the Back.and Li mls, Liver com-
j plaint, Rising in the throat. Fevers of all
i kinds, colds, Gout, Gravel, Female Com-
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andbtomach., ;. j
.iw mu muuai. .a..,. .
subject, originates from impurities of the
blood or dcrangemenlof digestive organs.
Dr. Gordon s Family P.IU. being com-:
ountieil exclusively ot sucn ingieuientSj
:mr,lr:l:Pjl nf ,iin umAn Svstem.
Strike
at the root of the disease, removing all im
1UU3 11 u,u .lu wl'""6 ,l-w-i
i lir rvr ma '
cternallj and internally, separating all
lorcign ana ounoxious parucies iiuiu uic
chyle, so that the blood, of which it is the;
origin, must be thoroughly pure and ne
ccss.irjiy securing , a free and vigorous
lorcmn ana ounoxious narticies irom me
acljon lQ xy Lungs, Liver and
o. . . . . . ,.. k
Stomach, thereby restoring health, by
. J , . , . .
opening the pores, cleansing the veins and
arteries, tinimncdine all the natural veins
"' . ...
I'"' . " n ", "-j
.k'... i,i i
sywm uui um luuiuuny .u..u, wut ..- - , r7 . , . f
so impervious to disease, even when all Kw worse till March, when he was con-,
, . r - ,(jnmi rfl tri linn.n wlili tittle hnnp nf re.
other means have failed. ; lined tp the house, Willi little nope 01 rej
i !' ii r
Within the last twelve months, more , covery. . Hearing ot
oneluindred cases of the mo'iogA' Witta? Balsam of wild Cherry
. , r e r i ' ' 1
gravaled forms of Dyspepsia have been
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cureu uy .m mcmnue, nuic t-
the Blue Pill, and almost every other
means had been resorted to without any '
oeueiu, auu niicuucjui aiuicu nni a-
uie VlClim iuuy 111 me lace. 11 "wi'even 11 thev OO not at once perceive any"
iJotv's Pills were not adapted to the cure of
-
of their inventor, as a benefactor of his spe
cies. This medicine never fails to cure the
worst cases of piles in one week!
For sale in 7'arboro by A. H. Macnair &
, GEO. 110 IV ARB.'
February 8, 1849. ly
Di Kuhl's A byssinian Mixture.
t
a From the Milton Chronicle.
Laurel Ordv'e,; (near Milton) Jan.' 15, 1848.
Orl'KoKl-Dea'rSir: n " ' ' 11 f
-.We have now oeen ; about 'seven yearsi Agents
for the sale of your Restorer of th Blood, and oth
er Medicines, - and i are happyj to state they, have
given, mall cases general satisfaction, particular,
ly tlie Abyssinian Mixture has gi veu. universal
satisfaction, so that every one, who has used it
has received that relief that you, guaranteed in
your directions! Mr. James Mi Vernon, to whom
yioa recom me rided your 'Iflrlrmalie Extract,' for
Rheumatism, bought a bottle of 'it at504Cents,
.ind two embrocatrcs"uted hieutirely7nd the
disease has Jieve returned .Yours, respectfully,
, t ; KlRBY &? ANDEllSON.;
Fpr sale by Geo. Howard.
t Townsend's Sarsaparilla.
From the Wilmington Journal ,,
The following statistics which has been!
handed to us by Mr. Crandall, Messrs.
Clapp & Tbwnsend's travelling agent, vvill
furnish the reading public some 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
frdrn 70 to 100 hands. In ordejr to sup
ply the large quantity of bottles 'used, two
of the largest glass establishments in the
UnitedStates arc kept in constant opera
tion. This sing'e item alone amounts to
$100,000 per annum. Three Napier
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 Alnanacs
cost S30,000. Independent of, all this,
t hey publish a full column of their medi
cine matter in over 400 papers in the Uni
ted States, British Colonies, West India
Islands, and-South America, r where they
have extensive sales: this costs them over
$80,000 per annum. They have a large
nu mber 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
their agents in selling the medicine, can
not be less than 2,000 persons. The a
mount of capital employed to keep all the
Agents supplied, and their whole business
in successful operation, is not less than
500X00 dollars.
(jyit wxuld seem that' a medicine!
which h.iQ oninorl snrh n hicrh TPnutafion.
and 5Uch unprecedented sales, dwelling to I
. AilrtrmAnl cm nf eRnn nnn ft w.r.
. , f . ,f
enr. .u n,,nfminr
whieh ,ho human flesh isheirlo.
Geo. Howard.
i aruuru . iiarcn oi, iou.
Dr. IVislar's Balsam of Wild Cherry.
prom lhe Maine Democrat, (Saco,) June
22, 1847.
fpi5 tar's Balsam Afe
jjr mj Wilham of San
P ' m
oo iq.it
w davs airo. i
Sanford in our!
. c '(
count v; beimrin our office, requested us to!IKe a iransieni vision, we muaiu,ucu.
nublish. for the benefit of the public, his
testimony in favor of
IVislars Balsam of wild Cherry
In the fall of 1346, Mr. W. was, attacked
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wit vn vnrv hail cold, which continued to
. . , . r- i i
hc resolved to try it. He- soon found re-
. . - - -
,claiul aIler laKtng iour douics, was auie .
t0 go out and attend to business. He as-V
cribes his cure entirely to the Balsam, and
recom mcildS I nose no use u io persevurc,
beneficial rcsu
Qf "writing pu
cive this at th
fc
Knpnoinl rosnlt. VVc are not in the habit
ffs for medicines, and only
e request ot xvir. w .
ED. DEMOCRAT.
For sale by Geo. Howard,-Tarboro'.
Dr.KUHL'S
wlbtissinian Mixture. h
For Gonorrhosa, Glbet, Fluor Al
vj ... bus, Gravel, &c.
Letter frorn Dr. James R. Galium; dated
jMiltohrNi C. August 14, 1847.' ?V
pr. iKuHl-DearSir: ' . r -
Your medicines have given entire satisfaction
in this section of country, the Abyssinian Mixture
especially, is highly approved of, it has neverfail
ed to cure in every , case.. It sells like hot cakes.
I haye never had enough Ja. supply the demand.
You'wiH please send me ?a large supply of it as
soon as you arrive at hornet Yours, respectfully,
, ! 'v,7;' J. p. CALLtri; ?'
f"'.'j s ;- i- ;' ! Milton Drug Store!
AOEirTsyfllka ItoTrjRD TarboroV F. S.
Marshal I, Halifax; Barnes Simrhori's, VVeldoh; C.
C. PiighvGastonV F E. Cook, Warrenton; Hen.
ry Godloei Warrenton; Pi Brown, Lonisburg.
JohnH. Brodie, Franklirf; Louis Hi Kittle, Hen.
derson; Ri Hi Mitchell, Oxford". "May 16
The Press, Types aaci FiiAme.
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' OFFICE FOA 5AL -nlilty ; -4
g our runting rress, 7ypes
HAVING detenmned on quitting, the
Printing Busmessy we now propose" sell- "
ing our Printing Press, TvDeal'and 'Fix- 1
tures, at a very low price for cash or on n iztii
shor t credit for a part of the. purchase mon
eyiwith bond and approved security.tf :fl&
-The Press and a part of the Ty)Q Tarp j
considerably worn, but will 3o pretty ifajf j jj
work tor two or three ears toeorrtTh; to
Job and Advertising 7ype areiWtfer,.. ...
condition, and will last many yearsvlThe- n
Cases, Stands and other fixtures are ery "; H
good. There is a sufficiency ; of 4ype v of
all kinds for a village establishment.. Vyar-,Iif
renton is a desirable place to reside in be-
ing remarkably healthy, and has ias good' -
society as. any village in the? Slate We
have leen engaged! in the! publication; of j :
the Reporter for 21 years, and have been 3-3
tolerably well sustained? We will. sell atk
a price so low, that any. one! wishing to en-, rf 1
gage in the business would do vyellto call,
and see us, or address, the Editor,., .post c;
paid, VVarrentbn,.N. Cit v ? :Y .vszl
; R. N: VERELL, Editor 8; Prop.
ApriL21,lS49. : U
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BRrfADRETH'S PILLS.
THE BEST TAiilLY MEDICINE.
Ladies should use. the, .Brandreth Pills
frequently. They will ensure them from
severe sickness of the' stomach, andgen- ' ;
erally speaking, entirely prevent it. ' The
Brandreth Pills - are harmless. They
increase the powers of life they, do - not 5
depress them. Females will find them to :i
securelhat state of .health which every :
j mother wishes to enjoy. 4 In the cost! ve-
ness so oftpn prevalent at this interesting
Period, the Brandreth Pills are a safe ami t
enectuai remedy..,
There is no medicinesafe
is more easy than-castor. on, .T anu , is , now
generally used by.numerous ladies through
their confinement. ' Dr. Brandreth can re-
fcr to many of our first physicians who re- t
commend his Pills to their patients to tho ,
exclusion of all other purgatives, and tho
Pills being composed entirely of IJcrbs or s
Vegetable matter, purify the blood, ,and ,
carry olTthe, corrupt humors, of the body
in a manner so snnpie as to give every day
ease and pleasure. - , .
In order to discriminate between Truth,
, . i i . ...u u
w,ucn " eternal, anu conjecture, wmcius.
in : . ' t
light5 of experience. 7b what
does experience direct? to the free use cPj
tJpr.-Mrandreti's Pills...
'in all cases of bodilv suOcrinir. As thia
advice is followed. SO WILL THE
aulte ,s iUJIUWC" BU vAi'1' 111
HEALTH
: , The writer has long
0 F , i ' ' k n.l ihom Ail
used them and has never loundj.ncm lail
,
of imnartinc relier. ;in all acute diseases,
, i ,
p ... w.w..
... hhh. .tmehronie eomnlainls let
""r Hv ' " " ' ' ...
p;. ,o . . . nffpn rnnvPn;Pnt.
whjch meang the.vitaHty-of-4he blood
wiJJ b(J improved, and the ciisisr will bei
eneraJv bl'OUcht about' the disease beinff
rfVnirpl in acute a few larire does of Pills
, , r .u.i
chanffe lhe chronically diseased indi-, f t?
nnn n if vv. f ia v rnnn npmfni i f i ii h iuniii"
i vidual to a sound nian This is no figure jtm-
vof theiimaginationitcan be, r proved, by. a if
Uhousaud matterrof-fact men who have ex- $ 4
perienced it. Remember,3 in all case? of
disease, no matter-whether it bea cold or
a cpugh; whether it be asthma or consump
tion; whether i bp rheumatism or pleurisy;, j
whether i( be typus or feyer:and-ague, or
bilious fever; cranip or whooping cough or ? f
measles; whether it be ,scarlet fever or A
smallpox: that the Pils known as Bra n ....
dreth's Pills will surely do more . than all .
the medicines of the Drugstores for your . ,
restoration to health, and t what, is, .more ;t
(will surely,dp you no harm. .. r. -n
i & ii it, i , i
iMT.Aii persons, snouju carciuiiy pur-v .
chase Bandbeth's Pills, .only ..of.tho.-.,
regularly appointed A gents. They would rUt
thus insure themselves the genuine article;. ; , s
otherwise they may often light upou t,:tt
CountprfeK article. Be careful.
For sale by Geo. Howard.
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