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Fko. IfoAn n, Eilitor& Proprietor.
h ' Tift'MS PER' 'ANMUM.
I jyi irf'iriflid t wo muntJis,
hli'.rin'sri ' -,
82 00
2 50
f : "RATES of advertising
Hc square first insertion,
1 00,
crtrt insertion afterward, 0 -J
iin7.s, t .year: .' -, - J uu
irf Orders and Judicial advertise
linen ts 25 rex. Jiiiher.
Yearly advertisements by contra c
JM L It III II U
-TIIK Co-p:irtnersln p. heretofore ex
iting under the style of Oberry & Co.,
i this dj dissolved by mutual consent.
The firm will be coutinued under the
came and style of Oberry. & tfro.
- Thomas Oberry,
It. i H'.i.zn:. Green Oberry.
ilTurboro', Scpt..lG, 185G.
ctN B: The undersigned, thankful for
fpnst favors from their friends, will give
"notice to them that they still carry on
their business at the same place. We
'iep going all the time a t steam Mill
Jr -the purpose of grinding corn. We
4so carry on the waggon, cart, and
ijluel making business. We will also
rjake blinds and window sash at the
."lilb We also still carry on our
J- I Home. 'Build iu j business.
Oiir; friends or the public who desire
,rork in our line, w.ill oblige us by giv
i Sir us a call. Oberry & Co.
iTarboro'Sopt. 1G, 1356.
j V ; 0T30E.
1 THE Copartnership heretofore exist
ing between Palamouutain & Stewart is
this day dissolved by mutual consent.
The business of the Firm will be settled
by T. J. Stewart.
Palamouniain & Sicwart.
Tarboro', Nov. 1,185G.
Ii ; : "
0TiCE.
THE subscribers adopt this method
f announcing to the citizens of Edge
combe and to the public generally, that
tliej have associaied themselves togeth
ir under the name and style of
Williamson (C' Stewart,
For the purpose of carrying on
The Carriage Baiakiasg
I
Q1 F3
I IN THE TOWS OP TARTJORO .
tarriasres and buggies of every doserip-
tion will be put up in the neatest and
most durable manner; in addition t
this, they have cxperiene: d workmen
vh'ise especial business it will be, to
Make Wagons, Carts, Sfc.
For farming and other purposes.
They have" also in their employ good
ilqcksmitbs! for the" purpose of makini,
!1 kinds of implements generally used
tipon farms.
I Repairing and renovating old Vehi
cles and mending old and damaged im
plements, will also constitute a branch
of their business.
I They express the hope, that by strict
application to business, they may ob-
A..t A nhM y-v .t t r rot
IaI. c.' i. ,1 tUl 1 .1 : 1 1
llliUir lliliuus. uuu mc jiuuiiu gcumaiij .
. y J. A. Williamson,
I : . " :. T. J. Stewart
; Tlw undersigned thankful' to hU
friends ; and the public for the liberal
I patronage heretofore bestowed on him,
j congratulates himself in, having been
able to associate with him in business,
Mr. Williamson, a man of large expe
rience in Lis trade, having spent a long
series of ycarein its prosecution res
pectfully solicits a continuance of their
favors: ; ' r ' ' ; 2 J. Stewart.
Taiboro'; Jan. 1st, 1857. '
THE Subscriber informs the Far
mers and citizens of Edgecombe and
adjacent Counties that he has returned
to his Old Stand,.? . t . rt -
Ne a. r ihe Bridge i li Tarhoro ,
And has enlarged his facilities so as to
enable him to make aud repair all kiuds
o' Farming impli meuts and ' ,
Eoery description oj Iron work.
He will also attend to ihe repairing of
Buggies, Wagons, t. Cotton Gins. Guns,
Locks, -Keys, Stoves, lielbhanging,
ecc. Thankful for past favors, ho hopes
to receive adiberal tdiareof patronage.
. ' 1. B. 1 'alamo HHtain.
Tarboro', January 1, 1857.
J i 3
C o mpeti tion DcOed.
x v i i : i f - - 1 k 'v.- ' r r
Robert A. Sizer,
WOULD inform the
citizens of Tarboro' and
the surrounding com
munity, that he has es
tablished 'himself on
Main street and is pre
pared to carry on
V
Sat Ulle and Harness
M A K I X fi AND REP A I R I N G .
Having qualified himself by; a service
of eight years, with the best workmen
in the -city, of Richmond, he is capable
of doing any kind of work in his line,
which may be called for and would
compare his work with that of anyone
in the State, in point of finish and dura
bility. Having receutly purchased
. A (jood Stock of Materials,
Of all kinda, and being furnished with
a competent number of goo i worktin n,
persous may call on him with the cer
tainty of having all orders fillud with
neatness and despatch.
He keeps on hand a supply of Sad
dles, Harness, Collars, Riding Bridles,
Martingales, Halters, &c. &c.
His stand is opposite Mrs. Gregory's
Hotel, at the sign of the Rig Saddle.
Oct. 1 1th, 1857.
George Howard, Jr.
Attorney and Solicitor,
VI3.SON, X. C.
Attends the Courts of Xash, Wayne, Edge
combe and Wilson counties.
' Office opposite the Court lious
April, 1807.
UOTiC
New Firm.
Yuthan 71alhwson and
. ;
11 A VIMli associated incmscives in j
the Mercantile. Business, announce the !
.111 !
same to tn paouc. j
They will keep a
ncral assortment;
of
Fastcy and Staple ot5(!si
Groceries, $c. $c.
and sell thorn at their usual profits,
which they have no doubt will bo per
fectly fatisfactory to their customers.
The business will b-j conducted under:
the stvle of Mafu wson & Pippin.
March 1, 185o.
Piano Tuning, ;
Jy the Year. j
T. A.
k. J.
.A PROFESSIONAL action and tone re
guhitor an-! tuner of Piaaus, informs tuc
L.idics and respectable Public, that lie will
visit laroorotaree times a year io; cuniu0
or r-'ulatiu"" whoever mav irive him a call.
Vi 1 -oll'lu lo -v o
Pianos tuned toe times a year alter
having subscnoed for it, 600 id es - -
oOthehrst, ao '
the tiiiru tuning; strings ami regiu.-mug
tra. Non-subscribers i 4,00 each tuning.;
All orders left at Mrs. Gregor
will be promptly attended to.
September 2, 1857.
's Hotel,'
Is hereby Given,
THAT the Copartnership heretofore ex.
isting under the name and style of
. Bdssett ; vfficliUrlspn, y
Is this day dissolved bj mutual consent.
And further notice is also given; that all
the effects of the firm bay been assigned to
W. A. Bassett, one of the undersigned, and
that he alone is. authorised to collect the
debts due the said firm.
Mav 18th. 1857.- , W. A. Basset t.
JJ. A. Richardson.
TT7
" New, Drugs, &c.
THE subscriber has enlarged and improv
eiThis Drug Store, and is continually ad
ding to his assortment, a great variety of
Drugs, Medicines, cue. , '
Castor Oil, by the gallon, and in quart,
pint and half pint bottles, t
Olive Oil, influart,''piht and half pint bot's,
Balm of a Thousand Flowers,
Tarrant's compound extract of Cnbebs and
Copaiba, - ; 11 1 : - "
Holloway's Ointmeut and Pills,
! Baker's Bitters, Hubbard's -Bitters,
Hpoflat-d's Bitters, S tough ton's Bitters;
Moffat's Bitters, Health Bitters, - V
Oxygenated .Bitters, '-&c. &c. f.
, Gto-'UoKccrd.
?'' ;
-'S .:V
L. D. Pender,
".A7T0BWEY AT LAW. '
TARBORO, N. C.
iYl. Martin, I5ro. & Co.,
Grocers Commission Merchants,
I PETERSBURG, VA.
J . 11. mlfftriiH) Son V Co.,
Comm ission Merchants, ,
RICHMOND, VA.
N. M. MARTIN, Sr. 11. A.MARTIN,
W.K.MARTIN, R. T ANN All ILL,
II.L.PLUMMER, Jr N. M. MARTIN, Jr.
. JCStrict personal attention given to
the sale of Produce. Orders for Goods
promptly filled. ;
- - ". REFERENCES,
R. R Bridoers, Esq , President, Br
Bank, Tarboro', N. 0. .
Messrs. Weddell & 11 art, Tarboro',
Dr. J. J. Philips, Edgecombe County.
C. F. Fisiikr, Eq., Cashier, Br. Ex
Bank, Petersburg, Va.
James Wkddell, Esq., Petersburg.
R. E. Macnair, Esq., Tarboro', N. C
CALVIN II. DIBBLE, 1
Late of Wilmington, N. C.
J OX AT 11 AN B. BUNCE,
Late of Kington, N. C.
- -st-
Dibble & 8m?cc,
Commission Merchants,
Cotton, Flour, Grain, Naval Stores
and Southern Produce generally,
No. 180 Front Street,
NEW YORK.
Wc will pay the Forwaiding charges on
Jottuu in Washington.
REFERENCES.
Elnn.Wri. A. Ghaiiam, tlillslxW, N.a
lion. John
M. MoitfciiiE i, Greensbo-;
ro', X.
II. L. Myhuvi-r, Em., Fayetteville, ;
X. 0. I
JoilN D. U ir.LIAMS, I.-q., Piest. Lau ;
nf (;;.rcl:ii,m.
M SrVvKvJr,.v, Esq.. Cashr
-71
Bauk
Vahi::-t. u
II. Doli.n-ku, (J. Potte::, .Tr. J. 'amekdex
D other, Potter & Co.,
For the s.tle of ('otton, Nav.-il Stores, Grain
and other Southern Produce,
Liberal advances male on Consignments, of
receipt of WiW of La lin fur shipment s,
AGENTS.
In Wilmington, N. C, MirnuAY Peacock.
,, Washington, N. C, B. P. 11 avkns, Esq.
E. H. Hooper,
EPenlal Surgeon
HAVING permanently located in
Tar borough, Ar. 0.,
nff i tn nnldio in the
. , , . -
various branches of his profession.
appiicatious t0 hi., cither in
country, will receive
Mention. "
r "r .
" 1 - RSPERENCES
To the. Faculty of the Philadelphi8
i College of Dentul Surgery.
Jan. 23, lb'uG.
Carter's Spanish Mixture. ,
THE GREAT
Purifier of -the iSloodl
NOT A PART1GLK OF MERCUUV IS IT.
- gThis great alterative medicine and
Purifier of Blood is now used by thousands
! of grateful patients from all parts of the
j (ju-tei states, who testify daily to the re
markabie cures performed by the greatest
of ail medicines, "Cakteu's Spanish Mix
ture." .Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Scrofula,
Eruptions of the Skin, Liver disease, Fe
vers, Ulcers, Old Sores, Affections of the
Kidneys, Diseases of the Throat, Female
Complaints, Pains and aching of the Bones
and Joints, are speedily put to flight by
using this great and inestimable remedy.
For all diseases of the Blood, nothing has
yet been found to ; compare with it. . It
cleanses the system of all impurities, - acts
gently and efficiently on the Liver and Kid
neys .strengthens the Digestion, gives tone
to the Stomach,, makes the skin clear and
healthy, and restores the Constitution, en
feebled by disease or broken down by the
Excesses of youth, to its vigor and strength-
For the Ladies, it is incomparably better
than ''all the cosmetics ' ever "used. A, few
loses 6f CA'tTEH'S SPANISH MIXTURE
will remove al,. sallowness of complexion,
bring the roses mantling to the cheek, give
i lasticity to the stepand, improve the "gen
eral health in a remarkable degree, beyond
all the medicines ever heard of. ?
Por sale by -i Geo: ' Ifiwhrd j
Land for Sale.-
1000 ACRES of good Swamp Land
in the lower part of Beaufort Co., on
the, south side of Paniplieo River, and
near South Creeks , J
For particulars apply to
IF. . Willard.
' TVashington, N. C, Jan'y 'i.
Riisel! & Brother,
GENERAL
Commission and ForioarJia?,
Viliuiii(oii, li. c.
H,F. BUSF.U . J.,B RUSSELL.
Liber.il Hash adiranrros madf nn cnn.
,.,f. e n v i c
signments ot Cotton, Naval stores, and i
other Produce for sale. Refer to
Jiio. MeRait, Prest. Bmk Wiltninton,
O. G. Parsley, ' ('oiumorcial Bauk,
Thos. V. Wright, " Rmk Cape Fear,
Edwd. P. Hall, " Brautr'i Ban ; State,
Wilmington.
Robt. Norfl-et. Eq. Tar!)oro't
-
NEW AXD P!.S
Winter Goods,
OF THE
N-west styles a ud patterns of
French, English and German
MANUFACTURE,
WHICH will be made up in the la-' of the prisons and prison ships of the Brit
test f i.-hion, on reasonable terms, and isb, in New-York, with a
shortest notice.
Gentlemen's Farnishin
From a ?!::rt Collar downwards, and a !
choice Jn of Ready Made Clothing!
which shall be warranted.
J((S.
Tarboro'. Sent. 16.
If. 7.
: ley an.
Ha mpf oil's feget 'able Tincture.
We pcik as nnto icise Men let the rcr,-t-oi'td
iitd ajflkhil Judy i' for
them.icli en.
The whole animal creation are subject to
: d'.scjse but few die from sickness where
iiust'iict is their only physician. The bcuefi-
cent Crc-itov has given the various plantt
and roots i'ur the cure of ii.scase; and it is
; u;ion this great truth that Dr. Hampton ba
' ses the tnany wonderful cures of his celebra-
ted Tine are. ,
TruLh is mightv. We anneal to our own
cii'o-eas. Wherever falr'.v tiled the same
! success attends its use in chills and fevers.
diseases of the liver, stomach and bowel?.'
As a COLUlfcA p reventive, it bns been
truly successful. Coughs, dyspepsia; rheu-
matism, yield to its gentle sway. As a
Female mediciue and for delicate children,
c believe it has no coual. ...
For sale bv Geo. Howard.
Dr. Spencer's Vegetable Pills
A HE the cheapest and most approved
,.iu?a nvrr oflfnml tn th, onLlic
. . ., , . . ..
They are extremely mild in their operation.
neither causing sickness cf the stomach, nor
any unpleasant sensation in the system,
s is too frequently the case with medicines
! given to act upon the bowels; uence laUiii -
tudes. who have been unable to take other
i- - r.
; pilis or prepaiatioas of metueme, on accou
' ' . .
of their nauseating effects", use these prlls
without the Slightest- disagreeable feeiiugs.
All that is asked of those , who .have neper
yet becojnc acquainted w'u'a them, is to pro
cure one box, and the Proprietor's word for
it, they will never call for any ether kind of
purgative mediciue so long as Spencer's Veg
etable Pills can be obtained.
Price 25 cents per box.
Also, Dr flu IP 8 Vegetable Fever
1 and Jlgue and Anti-Fever
AMONG all the advertised remedies of the
day for Ague and Fever, or Chill and Fever,
none seem to meet with such rapidity of sale,
and give so much general satisfaction, as
Dr. Hull's celebrated Pills. Wherever they
have been introduced, all tonics,, in whatever
shape, all mixtures and pills, and prepara
tions of every character, designated for thig
disease, have been discarded,- and Dr. Halts
Ague Pills have been received as the only
permanent cure. They stop the Chills and
Fever tne nrst uay, anu uu uui shjuu mc
stomach or operate on the bowels
Price 75 cents joer box.
For sale in'f arb6ro-rbyr Geo. Howard.
!i'iti; i
Fiim 1 1 i mm cines 1
lt( ; I
Slrotisfs Comp'it ' Sanative Pillsi
Pectoral 'Stomach PJlls,x
For sale bj-r J Xt&?tiward.
1 f
i
7 7 0 ' A perfect substitute for the' "
Lcuicet, Leeches 'and 'Blisters !
,. INSTE AD of being a panacea for all mal
adies,, it has control over but ONE MAL.V-
DY
has but , ONE AI3I accomplishes but
ONE THING, to wit : subdues ixflamjia-
toby disease whatever be its form or, locality,-whether
in the head, throat, chest,
abdomon, extremities or skin. Every form
of inflammation hut ho other disease is
subdued by i it as easily as fire is extin
guished by water. Is it asked, how it does
this? simply by restoring the lost balance
between the fluids and solids Such is its
potency, that like vaccine matter, it requires
merely what adheres to the point of a quill
dipped into a solution of jt, to affect the en
tire system. For sale by . Geo. Howard.
Just Published,
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Carter's Spanish Mixture,
Let . the afflicted Read and Ponder I
An Infallible Remedy for Scrofula, King's
'Evil, : Rheumatism, Obstinate Cutaneous
Eruptions, Pimples or Pustules i on the
; Face, Blotches, Boils, Chronic sore. Eyes
j Ring .Worm or 4Tetler, Scald Head,En
f largement and. pain of the.Bones.and
.Joints, stubborn Ulcers, syphilitic ; Disor
dersrLumbagp pinal complaints, and
all diseases. arising from an injudici6us
use of Mercury, Imprudence in "Life, or
Impurity of the Blood-, ""
Pamphlets containing much useful mfor"
inatibrii touching the nature and symptoms o1
the above diseases, together with tcstimoni.
als from ladies of the highest respecta.oility
as certified by the most . satisfactory authori
ty,; to, all which the attention of ladies, and
practitioners "is'respectfully invited, can ba
A nt i rili 1 iVfrS si s ir
naa grans ai me urug oiore oi - . .,..
fc . , Geo.Qxcard, Tarboro'; ,
'. ' " ' !
' fi-Vom Vis$cher, Otcen j- Co.,' GmMr
"' iT tifarpertAfcerti9wgrHuft (AppUtotf
tiadies' Retreat.
MRS. BYRNES, FEMALE PHYSI
CIAN, 108 Thompson, near Bleecker street,
New York, attends females during their con
finement, and treats all diseases peculiar to
her sex. ' She has commodious rooms tow
the accommodation of her patrons, and
patent apparatus to assist nature. Aft
male pill, a safe and sure remedy for all ob
structions, sent by. mail with full direction!
on receipt of $2. .She haf also a sure res
edy for pyles. and a valuable invigorati
cordial. 47
Wh i tc , n a vi V fc U ardce
GENERAL
Commission MercJiantSi
And Dealers in Guano,
thomas white, ( iclershurr
p. R Davis, J ciersQurp,
W. II. HARDEE, A TA.
Wm. II. Willard,
Commission Merchant)
WASHINGTON, N. C,
GIVES his attention to receiving and for
warding Merchandize, and produce, and is
prepared to make liberal CASH AD VANCES
on all articles consigned to him for sale, ot
shipment to his friends in Baltimore, Nav
York and Boston. . . Oct. 21.
Willard & Curtis,
Commission Merchants,
And Wholesale Dealers in :
G roar ics and Provision ,
No. 10 North Water Street,
WILMINGTON, N. C.
James A. Willard. Henry M. Curtis.
Barbox C. Watson, astoji Mbaxis.
V.
Watson & Meares,
GtnH Commission Merchants.
3 4 SSurliii Slip,
NEW YORK.
THE subscribers are prepared to
grind Corn at their
Steam Mill in Tarhoro't
At the shortest notice. A toll of one
sixth will be taken from each grist.
Oberry & JSro.
March 11th, 1857. v
CARTELS-
Spanish Mixture,
GREAT CURE OF RHEUMATISM.
The Editors of the Richmond Republican,
of Dec. 24, 1852, say that Carter's Spanli
Mixture is no quack medicine.
They had a man in their press room wliO
was afflicted with violent Mercurial Rheu
matism, who was continually complaining of
misery in his back, limbs and joints; his
eyes had become feverish and mattery, neck
swollen, throat sore, and all the symptoms
of rheumatism, combined' with Scrofula.
Two bottles of , Carter's Spanish Mixture
cured him, and in an editorial notice afl
above, they bear testimony to its wonderful
good effects, and say their only regret is,
that all suffering with diseases of the blotxl
are not aware of of the' existence of such
medicine. They cheerfully recommend it
See their certificate, and notice in full arof nd
the bottle.
For sale by . . Geo. Howti.
; EYI3S, EYE3- ASTONISHING! '..
Cure of Inflammatory Sore Eyes, after thre
years' suffering. " '
Those who have weak or inflamed eyea
will see cures in pamphlets, &c.'
A CARD.
Louisville, Ky!, February,' 1857
Dr. Hampton I can safely say that af
ter having beeri afaicted three years fritht
the inflamatory sore eyes, and in the tima
having tried many prescritptions, and ilia
growing worse all the ' time, and nothing
short of total blindness appeared to b toy
doomI resolved to give'( your Tnctme a
trial; and, to my astonishment in)ss taan
ene month my eyes were e; Gently better,
and continued to impr'uTe unta they were
entirely -veil, and b ayebn dear and sound
for over one yef," and now I ; belieTe I can
see as well nny one of ray age. . And my
health oJnerwise has been so much improT
ed th t i must say that I do not believe I
-r knew what health" was before. ,
v..7, i-a A'; . T.VDUNCAN,
ti4t : )t Clerk, at Falls City Ilotel.
- V Fluudreda rwill, testify of cures, of Cou&h,
Pyspepsia, 7: Rheumatism, K Scrofula, &c.
With, all cases of Nervous . Ue&daclte, Ner
yousDiseaseSy General Debility it is th,e;
greatest restoratiyfad invigprator known,
Fr safe li Tarboroj sjf J tifraffi
I
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