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Cen-Ts at the ex pi ration of the subscription year.
A-' ; -i'Ji',:. en. win k!
AHwArlisftmfits not fixrftpnintr a Rauare will oe
inserted at One' Dollar the first insertion, and 25
Cents for everVuccWdinr one. Loneer ones at
that rate per square. Court Orders and Judicial
advertisements 25 per cent, higher.
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WHAT I LOTES.
I lores the talk of laughing girls;
T loves the smiles of widows:
riovesthe croaking of green frogs
Among the marshy meadows.
But, Oh! Moves' tfiem critters best
Divided in the middle -When
their hind parts are nicely cooked
In butter on a griddle.
. ' Well I does .
1 loves the lily and the rose,
The laurel and the myrtle;
But Oh! I loves by far
A whopping big mud-turtle.
I loves 'em when I notions take
To live on fancy wittles;
0 how I'd love one big enough
To fill a dozen kettles.'
'Well I would.
From the N.V. Jbiir. of Commerce,
Strange Carriage. A new carriage
has leeently appeared on the State Road,
in Ohiosbetveen Canal Drovers and New
Philadelphia, which is a novelty undoubt
edly The vehicle consists of a large
wooden wheel, 14 feet in diameter and
six feet wide. The horses are placed in
side, and propel it along in the same man
ner that a caged squirrel makes its wheel
tdrevo!ve. Slats are nailed on the inside
floor of the wheel, by which the horses
obtain foot hold. In the centre there is a
small iron shaft, from which depend han
gers which' support four comfortable sofas
for passengers; the wheel thus levolves
freely, the seats remaining in equilibrium'
From the Petersburg Republican.
?r Infernal Machine19 Attempt to
Destroy a Family. During the absence
of Air, Warner, a lawyer of New York,
on Thursday, a negro man left at his house
r . - ' . w - , . . . . . I
ior mm apacsage auaressed conhdential;'
which wasfortunately laid aside until his
return the next dav. when his son. tvhilo!.
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v,o. r.:.. . i !i I
fit SJorcittM
.BY GEORGE HOWARD, JR.
.ic laiuiiy tvcic di uiuuer urougui u 10 exhausted in the utensil, end remains so until a j
his father, who discovered it to be a small comhination is effected with other ingredients,!
mahogany box with a slide lid. : The Tri-f which afterwards prevents the air from acting in-:
bune savs .juriously upon the medicine. Again, the rronor-
uuut. says. j j i b . i i
lidwhh
lit! witn great caution and verv slnwlv.t r. L 1 - . 1 .
rl rl- ,t f i i of ditterent vegetable purgatives upon each other ,
and discovered a laint blue light, and im- s gOVerned by similar laws that govern the power
mediately warned his family to fly i'orj0f figures by multiplication. Nine added to nine1
their lives. All instantly left the room make eighteen: but nine times nine are eighty-:
...uujanu u, uau umjusi
r me irm
yard, when a tremendous explosion took
jj.uuc, unci vyit, uicypqssea around the
house and discovered t ho fmt k,.--
...v Hum uuogiiicut
to be on fire, and the windows shattered to
piecesand blown out of place. MrWar-
ner, with some persons who had stopped at
me nouse, men entered the room and ex-
tinguished the names; and as soon as the
smoke had subsided, it was discovered
that the basement door was completely
6hatterP.rl.th ftrtitinn w,ll K..t ...I
7 j ...... w unM uuu . , - . . . . , ..
.. 1 i 1 . ... .1 gained of eighty-one, to one hundred and" sixty-
Very much displaced, ; the din ng-table at- f ; tU . ft .
,r r r & at two ho again, the mixture of twenty grains can
Which they were a few minutesbefore sit- 1 be 'again multiplied by an addition of twograins,
ting very much broken, and a picture of to,the power of three hundred and twenty-four
General Washington and the door perfor- grains of the original power of the two first ingre
ated with slug shots.--The box in ques- dients Here we have twenty-two grains; which
tion was about the size of a. STiall cigar as a purgative, contain the' powir equal to three
box, and- contained 'a canister filled with hundred and twenty-four grains of either of the
powder andlugs, and several ' bundles of articleSalonneveneless,also so powerful after
rr- , fu .u- l 1 , being thus combined, are safe in any quantity-
lnction matches, which were so nlappd 1 , . . . , . . -
4, . ... . , au K1?-1?. always having a beneficial effect, and in no case
that on withdrawing the lid-on the in- bapabe of doing injury, of which thousands bear
sideof which a piece of sand paper wasl ample witness. '
gluedthey would instantly take fire, and ! Let those in any way out of health use thtsePills
cause an immediate explosion. Mr. War- They vnll find it much to their advantage,'
ners caution in withdrawing the lid is the j Bewarpf pdunieitfeifsf the sifest
cause of the wonderful escape' he arid his jcoufse'is'td buv of the regular agents only.
family experienced.
Please to read thisi
"itf Good C fiance to clear from 1 500 to
r;
x i-inKio' - ! . j
AGENTS wanted in everyw7iVn and
J
County throughout the Union,' to procure
Subscribers to "Stats' Pictorial and II-
lastrat 'ed Fdmity Magazine',19 and to
sell Sears9 New and Popular Pictorial
Works universally acknowledged to be
the best and cheapest ever -published, as
j they certainly arenhemost saleable. Any
I acti ve agent may clear 500 or $1000 a
year.! A cash' capital of at ' least' or
$60 will be necessary. 'Full' particulars
of the principles and profits of the Agency
will be given on application, either per-
isonally or ty letter. The postage must
in all cases be paid. Please to address,
ROBERT SEjZRS. Publisher,
No. 128 Nassau street, New York.'
Bowel ro iploint . r c?r
POilTIVPLY CURED BY
Jaync's Carminative Balsam.
Chicago, 17.,' March 27. 1 83.
Dr. D. Jayne Dear sir, Yon wk.'me what
proofs I n.eet'with of the efficacy of your Carmi
ativp. I can safely say that I never prescrihe4 a
medicine foT Bowel complaints that has given i.ve
so mtwh satisfaction, atrd my patients so speedy
and perfect relief as this. Whenever introdced
into 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 efficacy
and usefulness. In the summer tarrtpkihit of chil
dren, it has frequently appeared to snatch the lit
tie victims, as it were, from the gravei 4It saved
the life of my child, and of sch and such a
child," 1 hate repeatedly heard said. In dysen
teric affections of adults, I have time and again
seen it act like a charm, and give permanent re
lief in a few hours, I may say in a few mi nates.
In fine it is a valuable medicine, and no family
should be without it.
Respectfully, Mi L Knapp, M. D.
ProfessoT of Materia Medica in the
Laporte University, Indiana
A lruaiv-u viiij "-'I . M-r , -
md so Id on agency by
TarhoroYFeht 14I49.
GEO. MQWAM). ;
A scientific Medicine.
'GftE At eiperiente and judgment are reni red Dr. Gordon's Family Pills, being com
to mako a valuable, and at the same time, ina pounded exclusively of such ingredients
cent purprative. This is possessed only hy few. I 1S nature intended should operate on the
;The great majority of the remedies advertised ,
of this class are 'manufactured by persons wh
hare no idea of the relative or individual powers.
anyother which octasions the inertness and often
injurious effects, produced hy adverted remedies.
An I hencv hf
,he general prejudice which prevails j
m Now there is a great difference in;
iti. .j.o.uilul, .
ag.tnVt them
inis resspoi, wiui regaruioinepMs maoe oy ur.,
u, liranarein, ana consequently, tncir superior
claims upon the punlic Each of the articles
composing the
Biandreth Puis
Are nre.nare.1 in that wav wh.nl. will emrA tl.ir 1
' t ' :
.... L,inWMv.iftm not nnlp thormmhlv sound, butal-.ith
ueiiruciai eu w uie Bvsteiii in iiih fcaifHi ana
. . j !
nave w oe preparen in me vacuo? mai is, me air is
. . : . :
onci oo u is wiui some vegewDie purgdu ves. j
j i "& - -
Parts ot' n,ther ngdient together, the power is :
, - ---- - , , .j
example, eitner ot me articles to produce any ;
purgative effect, would have to be used to the ex-;
torn nfomhtv-nnA orint hr rAmhininfr thirt. !
ony eighteen grains have to be , used, Again, a
nother ingredient isfound to multiply this power j
again, which in a proportion tf two grains, would
have no effect upon the animal economy, but
whichadded to eighteen grains of a compound of
twoParts ofnin gra,n3 each of two ingredients
w,n aKa,n PV "e power wnich they have
course is to buy
j for sale by
Geo. Howard.
PROM trie IMMENSE INCREASE
f of our l)usiness, vve hav'beeii under
the necessity of taking the whole up-story
over 'LI Pender's Store," at the sien of
er & 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 not had an opportunity of!
seeing a magnificent slock of furniture,
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. 13. In order that a . man may do
himself justice, let him see articlesof Fur
niture before purchasing. No body likes
to buy a cat in a bag.
TarboScpt. 29, 1848.
.:i-r,..-.:r"5Jt.i
i w
Only 2d ccntM per box,
FOR the cure of Headache, Giddiness
Salt Rheum, Rheumatism, Piles, Heart
burn, Worms, Dyspepsh, Cholera Morbus,!
, . .. . i v . f r ii
nlatnt, Risinc in the throat, revers of all
'tine in tKn I r rt Ir ami I m Ko I . i Tfni rs r
' ' " w' !
kinds, colds, Gout, Gravel, Female Com-i.
, . r . . i ii .i i
plaints, Aervous complaints, and all other;
thscases arising Irom impurities ot the
IflUUU. UtiVl UIUI UIU VIIVU IUV
and Stomach.
jis subject, originates from impurities of the
i blood or derangement of digestive organs.
, , ,J . . . . v r .
jm pUritreS df lhe Ullniatl SyStCm. Strike
ill t rnnt n I nf rUPiW. tP m nVlniT nil I III-
f . i , -ii f '
exicrnaiiy ana internally, separdung uu
it . . . , . .ir. : -til
foreign and obnoxious particles from the.
chyle, so that the blood, of which it is the
orisi in , mu st be thoroughly pure and ne -
. n .
cessa . iv SPCurinff a free ahtl VlffOroUS
action to the Heart, Lungs,
Y. .
iTnv onfl
.. . ;
Stomach, thereby restoring health, by
opening the pores, cleansing the veins and,
natural veins
JI lcf lca' : uiiiii..uii u..
iand nuHfvitm the blood: thev rei
j
t-u.tlk . .1: ...k.-. n
so iiiiuvrviuus iu uiocaoc, even i-h i
r - '
other means have failed. ,
Within the last twelve months, more
lhjm one hundred cases of the moil ag
' . . p r i '
xravated forms of Dyspepsia have . been
tun ni..oP;n n.i n UnoimtArv nthfp
l,IC ",u -....w.j w.
means had been resorted to without any ':
benefit, and when death Stared its misera-
ble victim fufly, in the face. If Dr.
on-'s ril Is were not, adapted to uie cuTe oi
any out mis noma maiau, men uui-
f()rm success aUeasealone; Would
be sufficient to 'waft on to tame' the namei
01 uieir. jiivciuui , a3 a ubUai,iu. .-.
cies., I his medicine never tans to cure ine
worst cases of piles in one weekl
For sale in 7arboro by A. H. Macnair &
GEO. HOWARD.
February 8, 1849.
Dr. Kuhi's Abyssinian mixture
. :- .-Hp , (
From the Milton, Chronicle!
Laurel Grove, (near Milton) Jan. 15, 1848.
Dr. Kuhl--Dear Sir; 5 v . ;
We have now been about seven vears, Agents
for the sale of your Restorer of the Blood, and oth
er Medicines, and, are happy to state they have
(riven iri afl cases general satisfaction, particular,
ly the Abyssinian Mixture has 'gi ven universal
satisfactioa, so that evrjr oneV who has use'd f
has received that relief that.'yba guaranteed in
Vour directiotis Mr. James Mi Vemorij to.wHom
you recommended . your .-; Aromatic .,. Extract y for
Rheumatism, bought a ; bottle of it at 60 Cents,
and 'two embrocations cured him entirely, and the
jlisease has neve? reitirnedi YburespectfuliyV .
. J ' K1BBY & AN DEUSO N
For sale bv Gea. HStoard.
m
Townsend's arnparilla.
? 1 Prom the Wilmington Journal. -
The following statistics which has been
handed to us by Mr. Crandall, Messrs.
CIapp & 7b wnsend's travelling agents will
furnish the reading public some idea of the
magnitude ofihejr Sarsapanlla 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- lay ; to perform this labor it requires
from 70 to 100 hands; ; In order to sup
ply the large quantity of bottles used, two
of the largest glass establishments in the
United States are kept in constant opera
tion. This sing'e item alone amounts to
6100,000 per annumi Three Napier
steam printing pressds, with a double set
of hands each, are constantly running on
Circulars and Almanacs. They published
last year 4,000;000for 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 $30,000. Independent of all this,
they publish a full column of their medi
cine' matter in over 400 papers in the Uni
ted States, British Colonies, West India
Islands, arid South America, ' where they j
have extensive sales: tbis costs them over!
$SO,b00 per annum. They have a large
number of men and boys engaged in col-i
lecling 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-
amount of capital employed to keep all the
i . V. , . , , V
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a l .i j .i : i i :
ft J.1, ' v .
m successiui operation, is noi less man
nn , n
jv-ctat. u . j
I'll l I ( .
vin..it lias aiiicunjutu a uigu i jjuloiiiuu,
and such unprefcfedenledialcs,1 swelling to j
the enormous' Sum" of 800,000 a year,
must possess, in and ' of ilself,wintrinsic
medicinal virtues for the cure of many dis
eases to which the human flesh is heir to.
For sale by Mens Howard.
Tarboro March 31, 1849. :
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Dr. IVlstarS'&mttmtoj'Wtla Cherry.
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prom the Maine Democrat, (SatoJ June
22, 1847.
j tVistar9s Balsam.- h: days, ago,
, , .Vi(, m rtf Qnf , "r
'Mr. h-h ah VV ttnam, ot. baniortl, in our
tUUIIlVi UCII11L 111 Villi Ml UCi3lU Ui3 IU
-
-v, tA(r ip.iW ' aA iiAclbrl im trk
nublish. for the benefit of the nubile. ( his
eslin;0 n favor of
.4 nxi.
uu uj mm fy
ider ihe'Inl"'eWl of 1846, Mr. W. vVas attacked
a Very bad cold, which continued to
crroW Worse till March, when he Was CoU"
.n "7 : 7, " j
buj ii. - t. .L.iu itui. i. ri
uneu 10 tue nouse, wmi uuic up i
covery. Hearing of
Wis tar's Balsam of wild Cherry
. ; . rr ' V Jj '
ne resolved to try it. He soon found re-
liend .aerW Wi. .bl.
i .i i k.iB:Do n
lo gu uui auu aitcuu iu uuau.
cribes his cure entirelyto the Balsam, and
recommends those who use it to persevere
Gor-ieven if they do not at once perceive . any
beneficial resUlt. t Wo are not in tne naoii
0j writing puns ior meaicmes, ana omv
ive' this atlhe request of Mr. W. ' "
nRMOfiRAT.
For sale by UeQ Mwara, J. arooro
Dr.KIJIIli'S r
Jlbyssiiiiun Mixture.
For GoNORRitacA,: Gleet, s Fluqr Ai,:
,btjs,,Gravel, &c. .,
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Letter from Dr. James R. Callum, dated
.Milton, N. C. August 14,-1847? ;
Dr;J Kohl Dear Sit: ; -a :, t
( Your medicines have given entire satisfaction
in this section of country, the Abyssinian Mixture
especially, is highly approved of, it has never fail
ed to cure in every case. It sells like hot cakes.
I have never had enough to supply the demand.
You will pieasesend me a large 'supply of it as
ooa as'y ou arrive at hbmei Yours, respectfully,"
- - V! J. I; CALLUM, ?
-- : '.-i-1: f i : . Milton Drag Store. .
Aomms-T-GEO. HOWARD, Tarbof o F. S.
Marshall, Halifax; James Simmons, ;Weldon; C.
C . Pugb, GastdrA F E Cook, Warrenton; Hen.
ryJoodloeWarrentpn; PjC5rown liQuisburg
John H. Brodie, Franklin; Louis'Hi Kittle, Hen
derson; B H Mitchell, Oxford. Uay 16
. , 116 Nassau Street, New YorJcfj
AJ?E N0,w PUBLISHING .;4'rr
Ufa ttfe. fitlcicjDtf
- , .j OF. MODERN DOMESTIC MEDICINE," - ?:
BY KEITH IMRjiY. M Dl "
Fellow of the Royal College of PhysU
dans and Licentiate of the Royal k
College of Surgeons. Edinburgh
THIS work gives aclear aijd concto
idea of the nature of the distinctive symp
toms, of the premonitory signs of diseases
of their predisposing causes, and.ih ,.
methods of their treatment recommended,
by the most distinguished physicians. r :
The best modes of employing the med
icines in general use are faithfully describ
ed; as are also the diet and regimen neces
sary under various diseases; and during
conValescence.' i"t- ; :, -; , ; .. ;
Diet, Atmosphere, Temperature, Batlr
ing, Climate, Clohiiigi and Exercises aro
specially treated upon. : ? h
The publishers of the American Edition
prefix to Dr. Imray?s work, short illustra-
ted, and very valuable Treaties upon A
natbmy, Physiology . and : Surgery;, also
Directions for the Treatment of the Sick.
Management of the Sick Room, Prepara?
tton of Food for the Sick, &c. &c. '
Many valuable articles have been furf
nished by the courtesy of medical ;gentle5
men of the Untied States. 11
The entire volume; . with its full Indexj
Tables of Doses, &c, will.prpve, it is con
fidently believed, a most valuable book foe
Family use. -
The work will be completed in twelve,
weekly numbers, forming, one large 8vo
volume of about 1000 pages. "
Gentlemen of respectability and good
v.fc.v..ww.. w.
address wanted as canvassers for the abova
work in every" to wn and village in
the
United States.
Address (post paid,)
GATES, STEDMANSr CO. '
no, XNassau si.
- '- JYotice. ' -'yi.-
' . '
For coagh and lung complaints use Dr. Bar
thol ornew's Pink E X pectorant sy m p. , . , ; i
Sick head ache, though constitutional or ineiden
tal, is cured by Dr. Spohn's head ache remedy.
. Lin8 balm of China for the pure of all disease,
that require external application. , ,
i The gray haired will find the Indian Hair Dyo
perfect and effectual
For sale by, Geo. How ar
April 17.
raefenbers medicines.
v. ; ' - . cSe " '
JUST RECEIVED, ttie G raefenberg
Sarsaparilla Compound the celebrated
Childreivs Panaceathe Eye Lotion the?
Health Bittersthe Fever arid Ague PiUfr
;V VM,blp;n nml ' ih Greert
a uik-rtVZiZkZv.V ' vff y
mountain tcecwuic uimmwu
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March 26.
GEO. HOWARD:
The Press, Types and Fixtures
OF THE
Warrenton (e)KepoTler
OFFICE FOR SALE.
-3e- "
HAVING determined on quitting the
printI'ne Business we now propose sell-
in -OUr-Priiitin o Press , Types and Fix
tures, at a very low price for cash, or on Jt-4
short credit for a part of the purchasemonr'
ey,vith bond and approved security. ? 7f1
: The Press and a part of the Type arpi
considerably worn, but will do pretty fair
work for two or three years to come. -Th
Job and Advertising 7ype are in. bdtter
condition, and will last many yejirs. Th
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
ing Temarkably healthy, and has as good
society as any village "in .the State. We
have beenlengaged in the -publication of
the Reporter for 21 years, .and , have been
tolerably well sustained.; AVe will sell gt
a price so lowhat-any-one wishing to" en
gage in'T the business would do well tocall
ahd'see us,r or address the Editor, pdst
paid, Warrentonv NO. ' 1 t ''-;t
R. N VBRELL, Editor $ Trbpz
April 2l, 1849. J '-yt
tAtc Fills aria Flieiiir Bittcrp
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For sale by mo. Howard.
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