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jmi Mam HiMH H mm MliM
Whole Vo 1 90.
TarborOUgh) Edgecombe County, ,V. C Saturday, Jurist &. Hf9j-
&t)t SnCllOrOUCjO rttftft
BY GEORGE HOWARD, JR. ,
Ts published weekly at Two Dollars per year
if paid in advance or, Two Dollars and Fifty
Cents at the expiration of the subscription year,
Advertisements not exceeding a square will be
inserted at
One Dollar the first insertion, and 25
eiua iui -.v..j ""- '""b """B1"
Cnr ovorir
very succeeding one. Longer ones a
that rate per square.
ourt Orders and Judicial
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ent. higher. ,
advertisements 25 per ce
To the JLadies ot the U Stitcs
IT BEING NOW CONCEDED THAT
Godey's lady's Book
STANDS at the head of American
14 ! A li ItAAnmna 4lin slilttr ff llio mill
11Jo ' , J , r
lisher to show every Lady what amount
of reading, and how many useful embell-
ishinents she wi receive for three dollars.
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Be not deceived by new beginners, wnq
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promise every thing and perform nothing.
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Now is about the season when the coun-
try will be deluged by prospectuses ma-
, I..' . r rp, . , ,
tng all kinds of promises. The Lady's
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IJooK nas oeen puunsnea oy me pre&eni
.. iu
well known to the public, and publishers
throughout the United States. Hisprom-
iscs are always kept, which is not the case
with all other Magazines: for instance
every Number he publishes a colored
Fashion plate, gives sixty pages of reading
matter, and sometimes more There is
not another Magazine published that does
this. Sometimes with then) the plates aie
colored, and again they are not some
months GO pages and others 48. There
suit is obvious; the coloring of our Fashion
plates alone, we say nothing of the Flow
ers and Cottages, cost us over $2000 in
one year.
To omit this is certainly a saving, but is
it just to subscribers Is it honorable?
We cannot practice such a deception.
We were the first to give Fashion platesj
we have hosts5 of imitators who boast
wonderfully; we have no need to bolster
up the Lady's Own Book by such, means.
Paris Fashions as published in Paris the
ladies of this country dare not wear.
Therefore they arc altered by one of our
most fashionable dress makers to suit the!
more refined taste of American Ladies, junously upon the, mdicine. Again, the roj.o nikld exciusi vcj v Gf such ingredients
Compare our reading matter with anyUon of each, ngredienl depends upon its multiply. H .alc on thc
, i i , ln? power upon other ingredients For the pnwfr: ,,ulU1 '
other Magazine; see which contains thc i f ,i(r ro , ' ,, , , imi -n ities cf thc Human System. Strike
7 n 1 ot dirierent vegetable juirgatives upon eneh other , luli'UI llR l 11 u 3
most solid as well as pleasant reading. is &ovcrncJ by similar bws that g ,veni the power at the root of the diseaso, removing nil im
Our object is to elevate the female mind, ' 0f figures by multiplication. Nine added to ninr' nnri?ie from the body, openinjr thc pores
iu give ione, anu iu cuuuie women io iaKe
that place in the community to which
their worth entitles them.
Steel engravings in Godey's Lady's
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n k. ,
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1 wo steel engravings in each number
.
in one year, 24 one colored Fashion plate,1
12 two pages of originally music printed
separately, 24 Patterns for window cur-
tains, and occasionally. i
A colored relate lor Model Cottager, navenoenect upon me animal economy, hut syMcm IH)l on v ti,oroubl y sound, but al- with a very nau com, wnicn coniinueu to ; the Vegetable Pills, and the Green
Model Cottages exterior and interior two hich,added to eighteen grains of a compound ot sq jm crvious to discasL? cvcn u hen all grow worse till March, when he was con-1 MounlaUl Vegetable Ointment.
in e.ch Number in one -7C . Ancd ,o ,he house, wi.h liule hope of re- GE0. HQJRD.
21 extra Fashion plate on tinted paper one i nf ' n- i. .n.i ' Within the last twelve months, more.covery. Hearing of
in each Number in one year, 12 Bonnet, two So again, the mixture of twenty grains can tban one hundred cases of the moit ag
Chemisette, Caps and Cuff patterns, say be again multiplied by an addition cf two grains, gravated forms of Dyspepsia have been
50 three and four cuts of horsemanship tothe power of three hundred and twenty-four cured by the medicine, where rigid diet- iief and after taking four bottles, was able
for ladies in each Number in one year, 42 grains of the original power of the two first ingre-;in lhe Blue Pill, and almost every other t0 R0 0tit and attend to business. He as
Crochet work, Knittinff, Netting. &c. dients. Here we have tweniy-two grains, which mo!,n, iin,i i, resorted to without any .r;u ua ...m i-ntlrplv tn tho Ralsam. and
say three in each JN umber in one year, 36 jP,copMmine power j,-. , i bcncflt and when death stared its misera- rec0mmends those who use it to persevere, HAVING detenni
t- f 1 . - hntiHrfdnnd tivpntv-fonr orains m fiithpr of the . ..... - - A. 1 r li'u.uuiumi
O ' '
Here we have in one year the large
. . . .--l.- 1..1-' . 1 t .1
engravings 01 cnurcnes-aDout lour in... . neve;helesbs.also so powerful after ; ble victim fully in the lace. 11 Dr. Uor- even if they do not at once perceive any prinli ng,Bu8jneMf we
nC e3r , being thus combined, are sate in any quantity- Jon's PUs were not adapted to the cure ot beneficial result. Wc are not in the habit j our Printing Press,
number of two hundred and twenty-eight! ample witnessi
engravings, besides extras that we give Let those in any way out of health use thiseF 'ills
occas onally of any matter that strikes us. ' They will find it much to their advantage,
Reading matter in Godey's Lady's for sale by Geo. Howard.
Book. j :
In each Number are sixty pages; in one' Please tO TGad this,
year, seven hundred and twenty, equal to A Good Chance to clear Jrom 500 to
nine novels of ordinary size. Now these $1000 a year.
pages are the choice productions of the -i
best male and female writers of the coun- AGENTS wanted in every Town and
try, including a novel by Miss Leslie as County throughout the Union, to procure
well as the Treasury, and articles on Subscribers to "Sears' Pictorial and IU
health, by xMr. Hale. The above items, lustrated Family Magazine," and to
if purchased separately, would cost the. sell Sears' New and Popular Pictorial
purchaser twenty dollars. Besides all Works universally acknowledged co be
this, she will receive for the same three the best and cheapest ever published, as
dollars ; they certainly are the most saleable. Any
The Lady's Dollar Ne wspaper Edited active agent may clear $500 or $1000 a
by Grace Greenwood. year. A cash capital of at least $25 or
A Paper of the ordinary size, Published $0 will be necessary.' Full particulars
at one dollar per year: ' of the principles and profits of the Agency
Making thtee publications inone month, will be git en on application, either per
The Lady's Dollar Newspaper contains sonally or by letter. The postage must
the best poetry and the best stories, by in all cases be paid. Please to address,
me best authors. Receipts and Amuse
ments the latest Fashionablt news from
At.
London and Paris, and a great variety of
other interesting matter .
No other Magazine in the world gives
so much that is good for so small a sum ol
money; One 'hundred and forty four
more pages in a year than the New York
Magazines, and more useful and ornamen
tai engrav
u, enravi ngs each month than a the
, - u
other Magazines together,
Tcpm9 Qf Godey,8 Ladys Book. post-
age to be paid on all orders, 1 copy one
; month any number that may be selected,
25 cts. 1 copy four months, one dollar.
'These terms are offered that any person
'may try the work before subscribing for 3.
year, 1 copy one year which includes the
Lady s Dollar Newspaper, $3. two conies
wUhhe to m g5
les and hoilt the g6.
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hve copies and a copy to the club 10.
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To insure the Lady's Dollar paper with
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the Lidy's Hook, the money muht be sent
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f r ho mill hshpr'a nivn r f li rr
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O A ny paper copying the ah
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vertisement will be entitled to
ove ad-
an ex-
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change with both publications.
LOUIS A. GODEY,
113 Chesnut street, Philadelphia.
March, SO, 1S49.
A scientific illcfliciiicv.
-
GREAT experience and judgment are required
to make a valuable, and at the same time, in;vi
cent purgative. This is possessed only by tew.
The great majority of the remedies ad wrti.-tfd
of this' class are wcntifaclured by persons w bo
have no idea of the relative or individual powrr
of the drugs they use. It is ibis rnusr, tn tp than
any other, which occasions the inertness and often
injurious effects, produced by advertised remedies.
And hence the general preju- ice which prevails
against them. Sow there is a t;ro;u difTennce in
this respect, with regard to the pills made by l)r. ;
B. BrJfrth. .d consequently, .heir superior'
eli1U3 upon the paMic Each of the arucles (
composing the
Biandrcth Pills
Are prepared in that way which will sprnr tl:i ir
beneficial effects to the system in the safest and
easiest manner. For inumce, some ingredients
have lobe rrpnareJ in the vacuo: that is. the ?
exhausted in the utensil, end remains so until a
combination is effected with oilier ingredient-!,
which afterwards prevents the air from acting in-
make eighteen: but nine tunes nine are pghy-
onei o it is with some vegetable purgative,
: a"W nine parts of one ingredient, and nine
togcther the power ,5
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increasea, notto eigtneen, but to eighty-one. for
exami le, either of the articles to produce any
a- . , , , ,
purgative effect, would have to be Used to i ho ex-
ttnt cf ei2hlv.one eraillS. hv oonibir:nfr ..lPIII.
only eighteen grains have to be used, Aain, a-
nother ingredient isfund to multiply this power
again, w hich in a proportion cf two grains, would
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capable of doing injury, of which thousands bear
: ROBER T SEARS. Publisher, J
No. 128 Nassau street, New York.
248 always having a beneficial effect, and in no case ; any but this horrut malady, tlieir uni- 0r writing pulls for medicines, and only tures at a very low
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 of
Pender & Brother, where may be found
AN IMMENSE
Stock of Furniture,
Consisting of the same arffcles 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. 13. 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. 28, IS IS. 1
Only 23 cc::1s per box,
FOR the cure of Headache, Giddiness
Salt Rheum'. Rheumatism, PiJes. Henrl-
i)iirii, Worms, Dyspupsi), Cholera Morbus,;
iains in ,)u. Back and Limbs. Liver oom-l
, ; ; ie lll!oat. Fl,vtrs ofai
'kim, co,,ls.'cout. c.avel, Female Com'-1
, . ' , , . in.,
plainls, Nervous complaints, ai
iiu (ill until
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rii.'nritc ifii nir i riirti i it i in i ri i iim lit i ill'
an:l orbltl sccreliuiis 01 Hie liver
and Staunch .
Kvcrv disease lo which the human Ifamc
is subject, originates from impurities of the
f! o -cl or derangement of digestive organs.
j)r (;or(jons Family Pills, heing corn-
. . . . . ii
external! and internally, separating an
foreign and obnoxious particles from the
sq lhat the bi00() Gf which it is the
oriV,n, must be thoroughly pure and ne-
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ccssarily securing a free and vigorous
action to tlie Heart, I.ungs, liver anu
, .. .p, . -
slornsr healthy by
. , .
Stomach, 1 hereby re
ononin iho pores, cleansing the veins and
arteries, unimpedin'g ail the natural veins
an(j nnrifvin" the blood; they render the
w-- r
form success in this disease alone would
be sufficient to Hvaft on to fame' the name
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 Tarboro' by A. H. Macnair &
GEO. HOWARD.
February 8, 1849. ly
Dr.Kuhl's Abyssinian Mixture
9
From the Milton Chronicle.
Laurel Grove, (nearMilton) Jan.15,1848
Dr. Kuhl Dear Sir:
We have now been about seven years, Agents
for the sale of your Restorer of th Blood, and oth
er Medicines, and are happy to, state they hav
(riven in all cases general satisfaction, particular,
ly the Abyssinian Mixture has giveu universal
satisfaction, so that every one, who has used it"
h&s received that relief that you guaranteed in
your directions Mr. James M Vernon, to whou
ou recommended your Aromatic Extract, for
Rheumatism, bought a bottle of it at 50 Cents
-nd two embrocations cuTed him entirely, and th
Usease has never returned Yours, respectfully
. KIRBY & ANDERSON
For sale by Geo. Howard.
Townseiul'rt $arsaparill:i.
From the Wilmington Journal.
The following statistics which has been
handed to us by Mr. Crandall, Messrs.
Capp & Tbwnsend's travelling agent, wili
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 laborit 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
$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 Almanacs
cost $30,000. Independent of all this,
they publish a full column of their medi
cine matter in over 400 papers in the Uni
ted States, British Colonies, West India
Islands, and South America, where they
have extensive sales: this costs them over
5$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,jp
j scaling wax, packing boxes, together with
! . . " .
B ' ' a f1 ',,
"0l b , -"f . P,e,-,nS ,,
of cap.tal employed to keep all the
Ap!nt...pplicl. and the.r whole bustne,.;
m succcsslul operation, is not less than
vn !
juu,vuu uuiiiii a.
ii ift f f in .1.. iiH. ..
.
?PIt would seem that a medicine
which reputation
and Slich unprecedented sales, swelling. to
r
the enormous sum of S800.000 a year,
must possess, in and of itself, intrinsic
medicinal virtues for the cure of many dis
eases to which the human flesh is heir to.
For sale by Geo. Howard.
Tarboro'. March 31, 1849.
Br. Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry.
:vV. -
From the Maine Democrat, (Saco,) June
2o 1S47
, ' ' .
'T;
iir rj,,.Jau iinum, ui oumuiu, m um
county, being in our office, requested us to
pubiish for lhe beneBt of the public, his
. c
testimony in favor ot
tVistar's Balsam of wild Cherry
In the fall of 1S46, Mr. W. was attacked
Wislar's Balsam of wild Cherry
he resolved to try it. He soon found re-
. V I 4J-J llUT y V I v- ,mm v w w 7
gjve ihjs at the request of Mr. W.
ED. DEMOCRAT.
For sale by Geo. Howard, Tarboro .
Dr. Kill I IAS
Abyssinian Mixture.
For Gonorrhoea, Glbet, Fluor Al
bus, Gravel, &c.
Letter from Dr. James R. Callum, dated
Milton, N. C. August 14, 1847.
Or. 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 fail
?d 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
oon as you arrive at home Yours, respectfully,
:, J. P. CALLUM,
Milton Drug Store.
Agents GEO. HOWARD, Tarboro'; F. S
iarshall, Halifax; Jame9 Simmons, Wei don; C.
(!. Pugh, Gastoi, F E. Cook, Warrenton; Hen.
y Goodloe, Warrenton; Pi C. Brown, Lomsburg
John H." Brodie, Franklin; Louis H Kittle, Hen
derson; Rt Hi Mitchell, Oxford. May 16
ti i .
Gates, ntcdmaii &"ftfcutty;
116 Nassau Street, New York, t
ABE NOW PUBLISHING '
OF MODERN DOMESTIC .VIFDIC1NE, "
BY KEITH IMRtiY, M D. 4
Fellow of the Roy at College of Pliy'A
cians and Licentiate of the Royal
College of Surgeons, Edinburg. ;
THIS work gives a clear and concise
idea of the nature of the distinctive syrnp
toms, of the premonitory signs of diseases,
of their predisposing caes, and th'o
methods of their, treatment , reconm ended
by the most distinguished phyvsicians.
The best modes of employing the med
icines in general use-are faithfuily describ
ed; as are also the diet and regimen neces.
sary under various diseases, and during
convalescence. ,
Diet, Atmosphere, Temperature, Bath-,
ing, Climate, Cloning and Exetcises are:
specially .treated upon , ,
The publishers of the American Edition,
prefix to Dr. Imray's work, short iliustra
ted, and very valuable Treaties upon A-
nalomy, Physiology and Surgery; aiso
Directions for the Treatment of the Sick,
Management of the Sick Room, Prepara-,
tion 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.
The entire volume, with its full Indexr
Tables of Doses, &c, will prove, it is con- r
ft-1onHt7 tinliovtirl a mrvof vntiialilf hnnlf Fni
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The work will be completed in twelve.
weekly numbers, forming one large 8vo,
volume of about 1000 paa;e3.
, Gent)emcn of respectabiIj,y and good
- .. - ,, as canvassers forthcabove
. . . j .n
-
nut b ill cvbi y iv ii
United States. Acldress (po,st paid,)
GA TES, STEDAMTf $ C O.
fib; Jassau st.
JYotice.
4t-
For coughs and lung complaints use Dr. Bar
tholomew's Pink Expectorant syrup.
Sick head ache, though constitutional or inciden
tal, is cured by Dr'. Spohn's head ache remedy.
Lin's balm of China for the cure of all diseases -that
require external application.
The gray haired will find the Indian Hair I)ye
perfect and effectual
For sale by Geo. Howard.
April 17.
, Oracle nbers Medicines.
e-
JUST RECEIVED, the Graefenberc
Sarsaparilla Compound the celebrated
Children's Panacea the Eye Lotion the
' IIeaith Bitters the Feverand Ague Pills
The Press, Types and Fixtures
OP THE
Warrtnlon(N 0 ) Reporter
OFFICE FOR SALE.
ned on quitting the,
now propose sell-
Types and Fix-
price for cash, or on a
i short credit for a part of the purchase mon-
ley, with bond and approved security.
I The Press and a part of the Tpe aro
considerably worn, but will do pretty fair
work for two or three years to come. Tho
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. C.
R. N. VERELL, Editor Prop.
April 21,1849. '
Life Pills and Phenix Kilters.;
1 For sale by. Geo. Howard.