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I THE TAUBORO' PRESS,
-BY GEORGE HOWARD, JR
is published weekly at Two Dollars per year
) paid in advance ot, T vo Dollars and Fifty
Cents at the expiration of the subscription year.
V ' Adveriisemrnts not exceeding a square will be
iHertcd a One Dollab the first insertion and 25
Cents for every succeeding tine. Longer ones at
t'jat rate per square. Court Orders and Judicial
cJvertisemcnts 25 per cent, higher.
From Raleigh to Ilocky Jfount.
. Tare Reduced.
I THE subscriber has taken the contract
.for carrying the rnail from Raleigh to
Rocky Mount, and will place on the line
comfortable stages, good horses and care
ful drivers, and will run it to connect !
"with the cars on the Wilmington Rail
Iload, and with his stage line from Rocky
Mount to Washington he will
I Reduce the Fare as follows:
it From Raleigh to Eagle Rock, $1 00
91
Wakefield,
UtonhAno
1 50
2 50
3 50
4 50
Nashville,
Rocky Mount,
t.
, Trunks, of ordinary size and weight, $51 50
part of the way in proportion small packages, 25
cents boxes and bundles agreeably to size and
weight.
Trunks, packages, &c. must be deposit
ed at the above places and the freight paid,
ol the subscriber will not be responsible
finf llioir cifofi?
i -r, o . t, , ,
. i n , , , r, , j I1 rom the above cotiPulcrations, 1 pro
ilaieigh 1. R. Debnam, Eagle Rock A. . , .. , , , . . ' . .
T ti ... . n , , wv , , 1 nose to publish a paper devoted to the best
J, foster, Wakefield D. S. Crenshaw, ! . 4 1 r . c,' . . . 4. t t.
. T , ... i interests oi the South. It. is time that the
U i
W. L. Quails, Rocky Mount.
GEO UOWJ1RD.
Tarhoro', April 11, 1S49.
THIS excellent compound, which has
gained such notoriety in the cure ol bever
m m a mm t. n
nd Ague, and other bilous affections, may ,
b-2 found at the Store of
:'- 0
'. Geo. Howard, Tarboro",
ri.-i- Jwwkl
-&q
- ' This medicine was prepared by a regu- favoring their plans in striking at our same amount of milk or cream, than the or
lct physician, and the result of an cxten- Constitutional and equal rights, and shall dinary method, as it docs . its ."work in a
Eiye practice of several years in a bilious denounce and expose their plans and op- more thorough and scientific manner,
climate. Those who have used it them- crations fearlessly. The most prominent! 3J. It is the cheapest and most con veni
eelves, or seen its salutary effects upon acts ot Congress, the election returns, and Cnt Churn ever invented, involving the
others, need no farther evidence of its news generally in our Union, as well -as true philosophical principles of butter ma
p-eat value. A small Treatise on the foreign, yill also find a place in itscolumns. king. y
fcauses treatment and cure of fever and n act no Pans De J-pared to make it: lth..Ncw m'nk, after being churned, h
rucand other diseases of biliousclimates.,,
:.mav be htderaiis of the above agent.'
M-iir o icjq
Dr. KUEIL'S
Abyssinian Mixture.
For CoNORRnasA, GLEET, FLUOR Al- ceived. Six copies for $5, and so on in prnpor
nrB n4-,rT7.T t ition. Advertisements inserted one-fourth lower
. tn t -r -i ii i ,
Letter from Dr. James R. Callum, dated
r Milton, N. C. August 14, 1S47.
Dt. J. Kuhl Dear Sir: v "
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.
have never had enough to supply the demand.
ou will please send me a large supply of it a9
t ?on as you arrive at homei Yours, respectfully,
J. P. CALLUM,
Milton Drug Store.
( Agents GEO. HOWARD, Tarboro'; F, S.
Marshall, Halifax; James Simmons, Weldoo; C.
C. Pugh, Gastor.-, F E, Cook, Warrenton; Hen:
ry Goodloe, Warrenton; P, C. Brown, Louisburg;
Jonn H. Brodie, Franklin; Louis II. Kittle,' Hen
ietson; Ri Hi Mitchell, Oxford. May 16
JYoticc.
A GOOD 60 saw Cotton Gin, but lit
tle worn, can be had on reasonableterms,
4on appltcatioiTto .
I Geo. Howard TarboroV
I yarboro' May 28th, lS49f 7 f
proposals :
For publishing in the City of Raleigh a
semi-monthly Paper, to he called
The Soiiilicru Advocate
.
It is well known to a great many of
our readers that the. religionists with
whom we have to contend, have so blen
ded the religion they profess with poli
tics, that it has become almost impossible
to expose the plans they have gotten up
to obtain money and law power, without
digressing from the established rule by
which the Primitive has been and is to
be published. The primitive is designed
to advocate Primitive doctrine and usages
found in the Bible, and not to blend -theni
with politics. But it has become notori
ous that there arc two sets of people
among us whose actions arc striking at
our Constitutional and equal rights, and
should they succeed, they, in my judg
mcnt, will be both readv at the same
time to strike the fatal blow at our liber-
i
ty. You, my brethren, are the salt ot the;
earth, xind for the elect sake those davs
were shortened; and who knows that, by
a united exertion on our part in prayer,
and in endeavoring to lay the approaching
evils before the people, God may yet
leave us nationjl protection. Were we
to take latitudeand blend politics with the
Primitive to show the evils that are set
on foot to infringe on our rights, and to en
deavor to make ihem appear as plain as
we ever saw the sun, it would be almos'
entirely among ourselves; consequently
our labors would not hi Ve but very little
. . . J
cliert on the community.
Southern neonle should ocsin to sec their
position, and free themselves from the
worst kind of servitude. While the
North is 'silking so much about abolishing
colored slavery in the South, let us devise
ways and means to abolish white sla very
11 '
i in the South from the North, without dis
solving this blessed Union, in as. much as
! the South has every facility, if they will
use andapply them, to makeit great Of
which' 1 expect to speak more at largo in
my opening address. Its columns will be
open to snow tlie corruption ana infringe-; ,t the best churn ever otleretl to thc-pubiic.
mcnt upon our liberties by a few capital- The public are invited to call and cr isis
to tax the whole State with direct j aniine the machine, and see its utility te-
taxation; and will be opposed to Internal j ted.. It combines the following valuable
Improvements by the State, but will fa-' dualities:
vor the same by individual stock.. We
shall also endeavor to keep a strict eye on
lne movements of the Sons of Temperance
and all Other societies clothed with the
garb of benevolence, for the purpose of
cvcr7 thing an independent sheet should
!,)C- 11 wiU lakc wdesvith no party, but
will attack all when considered wrong
TERMS.
The Southern Advocate will be published (the
5ame size "f m") t,c1ea n,'h " 1
:per annum, payable when the first number is re-
than the usual rates
All those wha may ravor such a publication are
-respectfully solicited to make an early effort to ob-
tain subscribers and to send them to the subseri-
I ber by the first of March, as we have it in contem-
j plation to commence its publication about that
time, or sooner, if a sufficient number of subscri
bers can be obtained. BURIVELL TEMPLE.
Raleigh, December 22, 1819.
Sugar.
jj hhds of Cuba and Porto Rico,
10 bbls refined and crushed,
5 boxes loaf for sale by -
W. Ji. WILLARD.
Washington, July 24, 1849,
Tor coughs and lung, complaints use Dr. Bar
iholomew's Pink Expectorant syrup..
Sick head ache, though constitutional or inciden
tal, is careil' by Dr. Spohn's head ache remedy.
Lin's balm of China, for the cure of all diseases
ihat require external application. . !
The gray haired, will find the Indian Hair Dyt
perfect and effectual : .. ...
For sale by ' . ct? Howard,
THE undersigned return their sincere
thanks for the liberal patronage heretofore
extended to them. They will as hereto
fore give prompt,, and energetic attention
to the sales of Cotton, and. other country
Produce. We have for sale
A general and well selected
Assortment of GROCERIES,
N. M. MARTINS? DONNANS. .
Petersburg, Va., 14th Sept IS 1,0.
Cotton Bagging
nd ISalc Hope.
pieces of German Bagging, 43
inches wide and weighing 13
lbs to the yard,
JjLdCJ 01s bale '-Rope for sale ii
' lots to suit purchasers.
Ar. M. MJIRTINSf DOXNA KS.
Petersburg, Va., Sept. 14th, IS 10.
Cut NHs.
kegs, 4s to. 12s inclusive for sale
bv W. II. WILLARD.-
Washington, July 2 1, IS4 9.
Urol cries, e?c.
r
SUGAR, mobsscs, ceffee,
Apple and French Brandy whiskey,
Madciri and Malaga wine,
Lorillard's and Outcall's Snuff,
Candles brown and fancy Sup?,
(iround-pepper aiwl spice--gir'gcr,
Sii;ffU iiwliiro ink .mil ink tKHVt'.cr.
L, i i ,. ' .ri , -...i'
rCan and letter paper,. ruled and nniUiCu,
Steel pens and pen holders, &f. &r.
For salehv C. (). IIOilVtliD
Novcrnher 21, IS4 9.
To Fiirmi-rii aid SJalrKiit ts.
Jlnihony
Pitlvnt' danhlr nvlin voUtry
PECULIARLY adapted to. Warm Hi
rrntcs, as it produces butter as easily from
sweet milk as from cream. In hiiugiiig
this ciTcciua! and 'simple churn "n.io use.
t!e proprietors, feeling confidence in its
capabilities, do not hesitate to pronounce
1st. It produces butter in less time than
any other Churn, making it and gathering
it from sweet milk in from three to eight
minutes and from cream in much less time.
oj. It produces more butter from the
; swcct and suitable for family use.
5th. Instead of feeding the calf with
milk direct from .the cow churned
svveet milk will answer cvf v purpose.
I5y this means the butler is all profit.
For sale by Geo. lloicard.
Boicel cow plainly. Colics, &c
i POSITIVELY CURED BY
Jaync's Carminative fSalsain.
- ' ' -.. . . . '".'.
Chicago, March. 7, 1843.
Dr. D. Jayne Dear sir: You ask me what
proofs,! n.eet with of the efficacy of your-Carmi-
ative. 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 refief as this. Whenever introduced
into a family, it becomes a standing remedy for tables of Doses&c, wilt' prove, it is con
those ailments, and is called for again and again, fidently believed, a most valuable book for
which I think a pretty good proof of its efficacy
and usefulness.; . In the summer complaint of chil
dren, it has frequently appeared to snatch-the IiL
tie victims, as it were, from the gravei 44 It saved
the life of" my child, and. of such and such a
child," I have repeatedly heard said. In dy3en
teric'affectfons of adults, I have time and again
seen it act like a charm; arid give permanent re-
lief in a few hours, I may say in afew minutes.
In fine it is a valuable medicine, and no family
should be without it. - j. " .
, Respectfully," M. hi Knaff, M . D.
, . Professor of -Materia Medica in the
. , Laporte University, Indiana. .
Prepared only by Dr. D. Jayne, Philadelphia,
and sold on agency by
GEO. IIQWARD.
Tarboro, Feb i lit
- - v - -
: Coflec.
bgs Rio and Laguayra, part ol
strictly prime" quality, just rcr
1
ceived, for sale by . . . ; '." '' -
- W. II. WILLARD. '
Washington, N. C. July 21, IS 19.
- A. CJOiUEKT'S ;
Jluti. bilious lutmily Pills'.
Composed of Medicinal Properties pos
sessed by various vegetable
substances. "
CTING- specifically on" the Liver anc
other secreting organs, promoting diges
tion, purifying the blood, cleansing the
glands, in short, reviving the prostrated
system, and - diffusing health and vigor
throughout the human frame.
The following aie presented out of man;.
CERTIFICATES.
Cornwall, Orange county, Ni Y.
.May 19, '47. -Dr.
Ai Gilbert. Dear Sir; Suffering for some
time with severe bilious affection and livrjcon -plaint,
I was recommended to try your anti-bilioas
family pills; and I am pleased in being able to
say, that after using a few doses 1 tound great anc
permanent rclicfi 'J'o all those afflicted in a simi
lar way, I cannot refrain from thus publicly re
commending them, as 1 consider them a valuabl e
medicine to possess, especially in tho countrV
where persons arc removed from the opportunil
of receiving medical advice. Yours, truly.
Sbnud. GKORCE 13ROVVN
Wf, the undersigned, dealers medicines
'laving" two 'ears past sold A. Gilbert's ann
bilious family pills, take great pleasure in statin
that so far as we know, the medicine has giv'ei
mivejsal satisfaction; and we believe it; from th
several expression made to us, to be the best ai
i-hiii'us medicin now in usei Signed.
.Aakon A. Wing, M. !) , Pctf.r Hanlock,
A. A. Martin,-' ; .Iasi'Nollnek, Mil'
Norfolk Va, May 20, Mt...
Mr. A. Gilbert. lar ir, -please send me fou
ryss of your pills by the very first packet, as I
am nearly out of them. The demand for them li
very ti'.ndi increased, w hich can only be attribu
ted to their being recommended by those win
'.iavo been benefitted , by tho use of theint Yo
an draw on me at siyhl for the amount as usual
Signed. Gi J.
N;w Orleans, March 7, M5 .
For sale by GEO. HOWARD. -
&atcs..&te!mRti al'Conig!iy,
1 1 G Nassau Street, New York,
ARE NOW PUBLISHING
OF WI-jDERN domestic medicine,
BY KEITH IMRJJ Yy M. D. -
Fellow of the Roual College of Phvsi-
, Licentiate of the Rnval
of
College of Surgeons, Edinburg.
Til IS work gives a clear and concise
idea of the nature of the distinctive symp-
toms, of the premonitory sign of diseases,
of their predisposing causes, and the
methods of their treatment recommended
by the most distinguished physicians.
The best modes of employing the mcd-
icines in general use are faithfully describ-
ed; as are also the diet and regimen ncces-
sary under various diseases, and during
convalescence.
.nuuuajjutii:, icuiucluuii:, .uam-
ing,Xhmate, Clothing and Exercises are
specially treated upon.
'The publishers oilhe American Edition
prefix to Dr. Imray's work, short illustra-
ted, and-very valuable . treaties upon A-
natomy, Physiology and Surgery; also
Directions tor the treatment of the bick,
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'Uniled Stales.
mS I
... The.entire volume, with its full Index,
rpailljy use " V
The work will be completed in twelve
weekly numbers, forming one . Jarge 8vo.
volume of about 1000 pages.
Gentlemen of respectability and good
address wanted as canvassers for the above
work in every town and village in the
United States Address post paid,)' -
VATES, STEDMAN 8? CO.
i - . 116, Nassau St.
Jayhes Medicines
ALSO, . ' ;" . ' -
" SappiiiglotVs i't,
For sale by G to. Howard
A scientific Medicine.
GREAT experience and judgment are required
to make a valnable, and at the same time, inno
cent purgative. This is possessed only by few;
The great majority of the remedies advertised
of this 'class 'are manufactured by persons who
have no idea of the relative or individual powers
of the drugs they use. It is this cause, m re than
any other, which occasions the inertness and often
injurious effects, produced by advertised remedies.
AriJ hence the general prejudice which prevails
against, them Now there is a great difference in
this respect, with regard to the p'lls made by Dr
Bi Hrandreth, and consequently, their superior
claims upon the putlic Each of the articles
composing the .--'. ; v V -
Biandreth Pills ' .
Are prepared in that way which will secure their
beneficial effects to the system in the, safest and
easiest manner. For instance, some, ingredients
have to be prepared in the vacuo; that is, the air is
exhausted in the utensil, end remains so until a
combination is effected with other ingredients,
which afterwards prevents the air from acting in
uriously upon the medicinei ' Again, the propor
tion of each ingredientdepends upon its multiply
ing power upon other ingredients For the power
of different vegetable purgatives upon each other
is governed by similar laws that govern the power
of figures by multiplication. Nine add eti to nine
make eighteen: but nine times' nine , are eighty
onei So it is with some vegetable pu'rcrativeSA
By adding nine parts of one ingredient, and nine
parts of another ingredient together, he power is
increased, not to eighteen, but to eighty-one. .'For
example, either of the articles ' to produce any
purgative effect, would have to be used to the ex
tent of eighty-one grains; by combining them
only eighteen grains have to be used. Again, a
nother ingredient is found to multiply this power
again, which in a proportion of two grains, would v
have no effect upon the animal economy, but" T
which, added to eighteen grains of a compound ot
two parts ofnine 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 apain multiplied ry an addition of two grains, .
to die power of three htfndred and. twenty-four
grains of the original power of the two first ingre
dients Here we have twenty-two grains, which
as a purgative, contain the power equal to three
hundred and twenty-four grains of either of the--
1 articles alone; nevertheless, also so powerful $fter
I being thus combined, are safe i. any quantity .
always having a beneficial effect, and in no case
capable of doing injury, of which thousands bear
ample witnessi
Let those in any way out of health use Ih isc Pillsi
They will find it much to their advantage.
for sale by Geo. Howard.
Tarboro', Nov. 7, 1S49.
THE LADIES'
Work-table Book, f
A Book every Lady should possess.
CONTAINING clear and practical in
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I Needle-work, Embroidery, Knitting, Net-
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"This is one of the most useful and ini
structive books for a lady ever: publishecl, -
anu 0ne mat snoum oe m me nanus ot ev
cry family in the land. Send by ;all
means, and have it at once." FromaRe
view of the Work. r;
Any.person in this country can have a
copy of the above work sent them by re-
turn 0f mail, on remitting the - amount for
jt to the publisher,- in a letter, post paid.
Published and for sale by' : ! ;
T: B PETERSON. ,
No. 38 Chcsnut street Philadelphia.
Botanic JMcdicincsl 1
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njlIIE subscriber has just received, di
rect from New. York, "
A OENERAX Al?S0JtTMENT. 0P.A f.:
Thonisoiiian it3cdieiiic v
Lobelia, green aruf brownand and 3rd Prepara
tion of do- myrrh, cayenne pepper, ond lily,
Composition, bayberry, barberry, spice bitters,
Golden seal, poplar bark, slippery elm, hemlock,
Nerre powder, nerve ointment, bluefToot,
Cough powders, cough syrup, woman's frtend
Syringes of varioD9 sizes, No. C; &&ci ; '"
which he is enabled to sell at greaffi rt
duce'd prices. Gj&QS JOWARIk
Tarboro, June 23
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