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Ta thorough, Edgeroiitbe Cpunty9 . V. tr. Saturday, Jftuv 0, 1 849
,4. ' ' -- - - -
BY, GEORGE HOWARD, JR.
Ja published weekly at Two Dollars per year
f paid in advancer-or, Two Dollars aSD Firrf
Advertisements not exceeding a square will be
ioserted at On Dollar the first insertion, and 25
Cents for every succeeding one. Longer ones at
tt rate per square. Uourt Orders and Judicial
advertisements 25 per cent, higher.
From the Petersburg Republican.
ADVICE TO WIVES.
Love is fickle, sages say,
Because they cannot hold him;
Love will steal himself away,
Maidens, if you scold him.
Love, he will not live with strife,
Even turns from beauty,
If the. lady plagues his life,
With her household duty.
You can have him in your power,
Ladies if you try it;
Use him as you won him first,
Love, he can't deny it.
Do not fret and scold and pout,
Aggravating trouble;
Beauty kicking up a rout,
Makes misfortune double.
From the N.Y Jour, of Commerce.
Receipts of Benevolent Societies.
The receipts of the various benevolent in
stitutions whose anniversaries have just
been celebrated in the city of New York
are shown by their annual report to be as
follows:
Receipts ,
Am. Tract Society,
do Bible do
258.440
251.870
do &. Foreign do
do Home Mission
do Baptist do
Pres. B. For. Missions
JMeth. Epis. Mission Soc.
Am. Seamen's Friend Soc.
do Anti-Slavery Soc.
do &. Foreign do (not reported)
do Colonization Soc.
N. Y. State do
Am. & Foreign Evang. Soc.
do Prot. Soc.
do Temp. Union,
Soc. for Ameliorating the condi
tion of the Jews,
145.925
29,105
110,081
84,045 '
18 582 1
6000
' :
' 1
o,t&i
1,350
m
, n.n
i,04U,ie
i sum consiaeraoiy surpassing, we oe-;
lieve the aggregate contributions to the
eame Societies in any previous year.
A World on Fire. L:eut. Maury, Su-
perintcndentofthexNational Observatory,,
says, in a late address: -It may be that
there is now, in the firmament above, a'
world on fire. Argus, a well-known Star
in the Southern hemisphere, has suddenly
blazed forth, and from a star of the second
or third magnitude now glares with the
iuuncyoiwenrM."
Sensible to the Last. 'The Wisconsin tent of 'ghly-ne grains; by combining ihem,
Tribune says that Mrs. Booth, aged sev-;on,y eiShteen gfains haVc 10 be usedt' Again, a
cnty two years, recently gave birth to a pother ingredient is found to multiply this power
uniu., t tu 11 i t i ' again; which in a proportion of two grains, would
ne healthy son! The husband, John . . tU i u
. i . , ' have no effect upon the animul economy, but
Uooth, is only eighty years old. u- u jj a . u. r ' j ,
o j jv-mauiu. which, added to eighteen grains of a corripotind, of
" " two parts of nine grains, each of two ingredients,
Lockjaw. The Baltimore Sun says, "I wUi aSain multiply the power which they have
have noticed lately several deaths by lock- gained f eiShtyone' 10 one hundred and sty-
: j r it r r , ... two. So again, the mixtnre of twenty grains can
jaw, and for the information of all, I vv . ... 1S JW jr. e 'T;'
'. . t be again multiplied by an addition of two grains,
gtvc a certain remedy. When one runs a to lhe power- ot tHree hundfed and lwenIy.four
mil or sharp peice of iron in any part of grainsof the original power of the two first ingre-
tho body, take a common smoke pipe, fill dients Here we have twentytwo grains, which
it with tobacco, light it well, take a thin : as a purgati ve, contain the power equal to", three
cloth or silk handkerchief, place it over buudred and twenty-four grains of either of the
the bowl of the pipe,and blovv the smokel arlic'es alone; nevertKeless, also bo, powerful after
through the f tern into the wound; two or 1 b? ing th"8 corabied; f e;f J n
u. , mil ! always having a beneficial effect, and in no case
hreep.pesfullw.il be sufficient to start able 0f doing injury, of which thoasknaabeV
the wound discharging. I have tried It on amp0 witness v - - .
myself and five others, and found !t to j Let those in any way out of health use thm Pitts.
give immediate relief If the wound has1. They will find it much to their advantage,
been some days standing it will open it a-'; Beware of Counterfeits! the safest
gain if the tobacco is good. Try it any
Oro who may chance to get stfch a wound,
Please to read this.
A Good Chance to clear from $500 o
1000 a year.
AGENTS wanted m every Town and
County throughout the Union, to procure
Subscribers o "Stars' Pictorial and II-
lustrated Family magazine," ann to
sell Sears9 New and Popular Pictorial
, Works universally acknowledged io be
.the best and cheapest ever published, as,
ithev certainly are the most saleable. Any!
active aeent mav clear $500 or SlO0 a
o J
year. A cash capital of at least $25 or
$50 will be necessary. .Full particulars
of the principles and profits of the Agency
j will be given on application, either per
sonally or by letter. The postage must
j in all cases be paid. Please to address,
ROBERT SEARS, Publisher,
No. 12S Nassau street. New York.
. ft- :ntt t l)v
FOSmVELV CURED BY
Jay ne's Carmi native Rnlsntn.
Chicago, III., March 27, 1845.
Dr. D. Javnr Dear sir, Yoi. 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 so speedy
and perfect relief as this. Whenever introduced
into a family, it becomes a standing remedy for
those ailments, and is called for again and again,
which 1 think a pretty good proof ifils efficacy
and useful nesst In the summer complaint of chil
dren, it has frequently appeared to snatch the lit
tle victims, as it were, from the grave It saved
the life of my child, and of Mich and such a
child;" I have repeatedly heard said. In dye-
teric affections of adults, 1 have time and again . Sajt hcun Rheumatism, Piles. Heart
seen it act like a charm, and give permanent re-: burn) WormSt Dyspopsi 1, Cholera Morbus,
liel in a tew nours, 1 may say in a lew mimnes.
. s 1 V T a
In fine it is a valuahle medic ne, aud no family
. . J
should be without it.
u a-,r n.. t 1 Tv-V, m n 1
Respecifully, M. L Knapp, m it-
Professor ol Materia Meuica in w
Laporte University, Indiana!
Prepared only hy Dr. D. J avne, Plnladnlphir!,'
, ,, , r rn nnivani) i
d sold on agency by Ghu. JlOHJiUiJ. .
i u v u h iQ4o
.bo,o.teb,!4,i(4!.
A scillllinc Mcilirine.
GREAT experience and judgment are required
to make a valuable, and at the same time. inn
cent purgative. This ia possessed only by lew. i
The great majority of the remedies advertised
01 mis ciass are n anuiaciurea Dy prisons w no
C- Ji .
have no idea of the relative or individual powers
f l',e rug lny S'P ll Is this cau&e in ire than
any other, which occasions the inertness and often
IIIJUIIUUO triinio Ji u uini m j uurci noiu irun uivo
' An i hence
e the general preju ice which prevails
em. Sow there is a great df (Terence in
ct, with ,egardtothep!lsmadeby Dr.
arrdiiist th
this irspect, with lecrard to the pMls mane oy ur.
J4,ytR, lirandreth, and consequently, their superior
t o a 1 1 . .L 1: i, ,1 e .1 . .
.claims upnn me uiir nacn 01 me arucies .
1
'composing the
n,
)szzzz rii::':1 1
'easiest manner. For instance, some igrlienu :
exhausted in the utensil, end remain so until a
jcomhination is effected with other ingredients,
which afterwards prevents the air from acting in-
I juriously upon the medicine. Asain, the rronor-'
tion of each ingredient depends upon its multiply-'0
:sn.. A.k;Mj;M..i?
ot ( ,lffprpnt vrffetahlft r,irffatiTM BBon Mfih ftthftr
ia srtVeTnea by similar laws that govern the power
0f fimires bv multiplication. Nine added to nine
make eighteen: but nine times nine are eighty-
one( So it is with some vegetable purgatives.
O 1 :
y adding nine parts of one ingredient, and nine
Parts of nolher ingredienttogether, the power is
iZZir.'
caoiiii IC ciiiici ui ftiio aiuvico v w i w uvu any i
1 1 1 '1
purgative effect, would have to be used to the ex-
course is t6 biiofthe jeguiaragerits ority.
j- for sale by
Geo. Howard,
fpROM 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
AX 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 stock 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. B. In order that a man may do
himself justice, let him see. articles of Fur
niture before purchasing. No body likes
to buy a cat in a bag.
' 7arboroSept. 2.9, 184$.
Only 25 cent per box,
FOR the cure of Headache." Giddiness
n ..-. , 1 1 :,jn t :.t
f. . . . , , ' ' e ..:
n hunt. Uis nsr in t ie throat. Fevers of all 1
1 T , " . .
kinds, co ds, Gout, Gravel, Female Com-
- v . ,
pianns. iri uuj ,
uieasos arising irom lnipuruics ui me
J 00i an( nio,bul sccretrens of the liver,
,0 ;
anc Stomach.
T, . . . i t w
. Every ec (o w ,c!v thchuman firamft
jeet, originates from impunUcs or tho
flt 1. 1 .Af.ltt.-n.rlvSMSVAr0'
: uioou or ccranRcmcn u. u - - fe mctiicina, virtues for the cure of many dis
Dr. Gordon Family Pills, being com- . ... . fman fl . u . . ,
pounded exclusively of such ingredients,
as nature intcndcfl should operate on the:
a( the lluman System. StHke
' -
at the root of the discate, removing all im- star's Balsam of Wild Cherry.
purities from the body, opening the poresj
cxternall) and internally, separating alljrom e Anc Democrat, (Saco,) Julie
foreign and obnoxious particles from the! 22 1847.
chyle, so that the blood, or which it is the ;
origin, must be thoroughly pure and no
ccssariy murine a free and vigorous
ccssaril V
at:nh in
action 10
the Heart, Lungs, Liver ami
0 . ... K
. , ... .
uimirn 11111 I'll v rr.xi in iff tr ftuuttt. uy
. J ,
flltl'lllll lilt: IIIIIC3. llCJilllSIIIU. VHV WIUJ
. nriprio mii mnpilinir nil the natural veins
1 r 1 ' o
y
fytem not only Iboroughly sound, but al-
imnervious to disease, even when all
other means have failed.
Within the last twelve monlhs, more
hundred cases of the mot as-
. P Kr.
,, , ... !
cured by the medicine, where rigid diet-
ina the Dluc Pill, and almost every other
means had been resorted to without any
benefit, and when death stared its misera-
ble victim fully in the face. If Dr. Gor -
Jons pills were not adapted to the cure of
j any but this horrid malady, their Uni -
; form success irl this disease alone would
.-.'be sufficient to wa on to fame- the name,:
,
-Til : na Iinnotontrir rl hio. rr
cies. This medicine never fails to cure the
worst cases of piles in one week!
For sale in Tarboro' by A. H. Macnair &
GEO. HOWARD.
February 8, 1849.
Dr.Kuhl's Abyssinian mixture
ii
From the Milton Chronicle.
Laurel Grove, (near Milton) Jan. 15, 1848-
Dr. Kuhi--Dear Sif!
We have now been about seven years, Agents
for the sale of your Restorer of the Blood, and oth
er Medicines, and are happy to state they have
given in all cases general satisfaction, particular,
ly the Abyssinian Mixture has given universal
satisfaction, so that every one, who has used it
aas received that reJiefj that you guaranteed in
your directions. Mr. James Ma Vernon, to whom
iou recornmended your Aromatic Extract, for
Rheumatism, bought a bottle of it at 5 Cents,
jtnd two embrocations cured him entirely, and the
disease has never returned a Yours, respectfully,;
.V. 4 rT v, iKIRBY ANDERSON
' For sale bv Geo. Howard.
- Totynsend's Sarsaparilla.
Srom the Wilmington Journal.
The following statistics which has been
handed to us by Mr. Crandall, M cssrs.
Clapp & 7bwnsend's travelling agent, will
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
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 si ng'e item alone amounts to
11100,000 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 Almanacs
cost $30,000. Independent of all (his,
they publish a full column of their medi
cine matter in over 400 papers in the Uni
ted States, British Colonies, West India
Islands, and South America, where they
have extensive sales: this costs them over
80,000 per annum. They have a large
number of men and boys engaged in col
lecting root and other ingredients. Indeed
all the hands they employ directly and
otherwise, in making glass, paper, corks,
sealing wax, packing boxes, together with
their agents in selling the medicine, can
not be less than 2,000 persons. The a
. w -
mount of capital employed to keep all the
. . . I...,..
Agents suppneu, ana tneir wnoie nusmess
. 0 . 4.
in successful operation, is not less than
500 iiOO dollars.
fyV I f ixtrtnlrl ennm ftinf- M nnafliAinh
r1. ., - , . K. .
which has gained such-a high reputation,
j , .1,1,..
and such unprecedented sales, swellineto
pnormJa of J,,,
in anJ of intrinSic
I
For sale by Geo. Howard
1 arboro Warcn 31, I04t.
' "
jp;star$ Balsam A few days ago,
& w- fa of Sanfon, in our
J . . ' ,n
, - u:.
puuusu, lor 111c uciicui ui 111c ijuui-v;, uw
. . n
testimony in lavor ot
Wistar'9 Balsam of wild Cherry
f. of iMr. w. w mucm
with a very bad cold, which continued tothe Vegetable Pills, . and the , Green
firow worse till March, when lie Was eon-; Mounta;n Vesetttble Ointment.
fined to the house, with little hope of re
covery. Hearing of
Wistar's Balsam of wild CherrV
. , rT r
- . . i. i i i
Uef and after taking four bottles, was able
1 10 e0 out and attend to business. He as
Crifoes his cure entirely to the Balsam, and I
recommends those who use it to persevere.!
;even if they do not at once percei
beneficial result. We are not in t
ve any
the habit
iof writing puffs for medicines, and only
give this at the request of Mr. W.
ED. DEMOCRAT.
For sale by Geo. Howard, Tarboro9.
Dr. RUIIL'S
Abyssinian Mixture.
For Gonorrho3A, Gleet, Fluor Al
bos, Gravel, &c.
'
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 highly approved of, it has never fait
ed to cure in every case. It sells like hot cakes.
I 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, respectfully,
j ! ' J. P. CALLUM,
I Milton Drug Store.
: Agcrt9--G2?0. HOWARD, Tarboio'; F. S.
Marshal), Halifax; James Simmons, Weldoii; C.
p. Pngh, Gastonv F E. Cook, Warrenton; Hen;
ry Goodloe, Warrenton; Pa C. Brown; Louisburg
John H. Brodie Franklin; Louis H. Kittle, Hen.
Person; Ri Hi Mitchell, Oxford. May 16
Cvates, Stedman & Company,
11 6 Nassau Street , New York, -
ARE OW PUBLISHING r
) . OF. MUDERN DOMESTIC MEDICINE. : :
B Y KEITH IMRtfr, M D. ?y
Fellow of the Royal College of Phy$i
dans and Licentiate of the Royal
College of Surgeons, Edinbiirg.
THIS work gives a clear and concise
idea of the nature of the distinctive symp
toms, of the premonitory signs of diseases,
of their predisposing causes, and tho
methods of their treatment rocomirie tided
by the most distinguished physicians. ,
The bst modes of employing the med
icines in general use are faithfully describe
ed; as are also the diet and regimen neces
sary under various diseases, and during
convalescence. - . 1
Diet, Atmosphere, Temperature, Bath
ing. Climate, Clohing and . Exercises aro
specially treated upon , '
The publishers of the American Editibri,
prefix to Dr. I m ray's work, short illustra
ted, and very valuable Treat res upon A
natomy, Physiology and Surgery; also
Directions for the Treatment of the Sick,
Management of the Sick Room, Prepara?
lion of Food for the Sick, &c. &c - -
Many valuable articles have been fur
nished by the courtesy of medical gentle
men of the United States. i
The entire volume, with its full Index
Tables of Doses, &c, will prove, it is con-,
fidently, believed, a most valuable book for
Family, use. . .'-x
The work will be completed In twelve ,
weekly numbers, forming one large 8vq
W oU.f 1 nnn
r
Gentlemen of respectabili
respectability and good?
.
address wanted
, .
r the above
re in tho
United States. Address (post paid,) -
I GATES, STEDMAN CO.
116, Nassau st.
1 JSfotice.
S
Far coughs and lung complaints use Dr. Bar
tholomew's Pink Expectorant y rap.
Sick head ache, ttaugk constitutional or incident
tal, is cured by Dr. Spohn's head ache remedy
Lin's balm of Cfuna for the cure of all diseases
ihat require external application.
The gray haired will find the Indian Hair Dye ;
perfect and effectual. .
For sale by Geo. Howard.
April 17.
. CJracfeubcrg Medicines.
JUST RECEIVED, the Graefenbergi
Sarsaparilla Compoundthe celebrated5
Children8 Panacea the Eye Lotion th-
lHealth Diuerstbe Feverand Ag0, rm,,
March 26.
GEO. HOWARD.
The Press, Types and Fixtures
0J? THE t
IVarrenlon (X ) lit porter
OFFICE TOR SALE.
HAVING determined on quitting the
Pr;ntinff Business, we now nronoae sell-
pr;nii'nn Prr TVnns nnrl Fix-f
tures at a Very iow priCe for cosh, or on a
i shortWedltfor a part of the purchase' men-
l ey a with bond and approved security
The Press and a part of the Type are
considerably worn, but will do pretty fair
work for two or three years to come. - Thei
Job and Advertising Type are in better
condition, 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
ing remarkably healthy, and has- as good
society as any village in the State. We
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 in the business would do well to call
and see us, or address the Editor, post
paid, Warrenton, N. 0.
R. N VERBLL, Editor $ Prop.
April 21, 1349. -
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