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an Infant by his next friend and KlaEqmtj
Rnnr.i;An JamsaO. Gaskina. . 3 1
JtSfor tl County of Craven, I '"will exp to
TrvT? ,tn of a Decree x x" ,Vv- t
nKT?i cnl lit the Court House m ewuernj, ou
vVyW.sdAV the lit day of Api-il, 1857,'aeeita'n
tract or parcel ofjand situate, lying and beiog in
the Couiity of Craven,' u Palmetto bwamp, Jud-4
KSnelnir Lancaster, and otuers,
i.ininitWif. i u7 Aeres. ' "
f .,,. f month. rlit, I-otw willk Bp
Cl'k fc Mast, in Equty.
j ) HAYK YOU 'SUBSCKIKFI)
: ' IX THK . ' : . j
Cosmopolitan Art Association
i , FOll T H E Jird . YEAH! ;
SEE'- TJIS RARE JND VCEMHNTS f Tbe man.
agement hare the Measure of announcing tb itjthe
Mtltinn of Wrks c.f Art rieaie-ned f or diftn bullion
among th sub&cri bers, whoso names are received re-
Tions o xne zin oi jwniijf y " f
tlv than on anr Drerioaa yenr. Ansostr th
kadimr works in Sctilptaresrexefcul ed ' in tbd fihsst
J6frb- is Tie er i nd beatitifiil Statute of ,the
H l oo U N Y M I' ll
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CLAY, W EBSTEU, & C A L I ! O UN,
; Alio the ex qn brie Ide l Bnst,
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IN 1IAKBLE, LIFE SIZE.
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Together with the fo!lt wing Groups and 8tataes in
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YESU&AXD AllFLE; PSYCHIS; MAGDALEN i
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( The whole of which are to be distributed, or allted
i mpnt thi subtscribers w ioae names art" refleied hie-
! fous to tiro
! 1 Twenty-Eighth q( January," '57,
nhen the- Disirihution will take plaee.
i ' ! ' TERMS of Sulviriptton
l 1 Ercrv enbsc iber of Three Dotlar i entttled to
j A copy of the splendid Steel Engraving, p'Stiturday
R ihf'ora copy of any of the following $3 lIcgaMDes
tar vear; also . . i . I :-
I A copy of the frt Jjnrnal one rear, and ;
1 A Ticket in the AhnuaZ Distribution of 17oits of
An. : : - ... -..
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fceautifal EnraTiuff or Jfag,zine one yearj bnt al?o
reccivea the .4rt Journal one year and a Ticket in
the Annual Distribution, makinr four doiars worth
of reading Rafter beeides the ticket,. by which alva
rraVe painting or piece of statuary may be received in
addition. ,i . .. 1 j
' Those who prefei' Magazines in the engraving
'Saturday night,' can have either of the fo&oYving o
year: harper's .J-ngazine; Godey's Lidy's Book
United States Magazine, Knickerbockcrl'Uagazine
Graham's Magazine, IJIacknoods Hagazinie, Souher
Literary Messenger, . ' 1 !
' No person is restricted to a sing e share. Those
taking Gve memberships, remitting- $15, nre entitled
to six iugraviDgs, and to six tickets in the distribulion,
r .my five ot ihe , ilagazincs one ear, and tix
.tidketH. Wl: j A'---
.fcrfons, in remittins? funds for membership,- will
rleas registe. tho letter a the Post Office, to present
tens; on receipt of which, n ceriiiieafe of Membership
together ,wi tli tbe Engraving or -agazina desired,
nri be forwarded loaoy partW tbe" country, ' -f ' L
i For farther particulars, see the Jforeniber -Al t Jour
nal, sent fre on a; plieation. " ' ;' , .
For Diembership nSdress C. L. DERIiV. iAL A..
84 Bropdwa.v, N. , Y. or Yetrn OlBce, 16Q Water
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Conducted by Mn. Ann 8. Stcpliens , Anthir of
Fashion fc Famine, Vld UomesteaJ,' etc. )evo
ted to Tales, Kom.nces, .Illustrations, Art, - iaud
General Literaturcl Kach .number bfttil.ifuljy
erobellishetl in the finest style of J Food Illuetra-
. tion. '- ; ; ' '- j ;
Ii This Magnzin is different ill iabnd cHaraefer
frotu any other American periodical. Its size is
thafof a Brnall quarto, a grade of pageg peeuikrly
adaye-l 16: the introduction of Kngraving of a
LargciTKl Imposing character, in hich depart
Kientespa pains will be taken to mate itl su
Eerioi-to anything aver offered to the pnblic. The
est artists are cn.,-aged npon it, and its illustra
tions will be of a character to cminentlv beautify
the work.- . , J
i.Tlie most distinguished AmeriJa:r Aurora are
engaged npon its lit-erary department, and the
editor large exerienee in the wants a i popu
lar Magazine, will secure the production of a
penodical, varied, fresh original.' euperior--its
contents especially' provided with the view of
j cwHiujs l n lines ana tirades throughout the
.country ; anu ot rendering it distinetly J !
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with
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new-novei
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OI.JLOVE IX 76. hv anfhor c.f 111 o . t... J -.
Airs. r. Lllet, the celebrated authored, havino
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jn a eerie? of pa pew. to be tailed X'hk FiftBsiDri'or
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M,f th' WafeiBef .3d or 4th, and be
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r
r u.USa.jic in America and
we are
.. mwmi e sny, equal - to the best.
: j CLUB TERMS.
" i i Tliree copies for one vear
$4,00
The iWasrazine mav 1g
fi.OO
f enod ica 1 A sen t$. or th I n hi ;cv, tu -. '
.eonslttuted agents. Subscriptions tnnvUimin..
V ' , 1 IllMSLl.f.f-11
with any month and continue for anv length of
time. Specimen copies sent grafis toiWtnTasters
orf Agents. Agents wanted to procure subserip
tiens, to whom liberal term? are extended.! OfiSce
; Pubheauea, l2rKassau st. N. York;. I
Fa l l and Wi n i e r Hyle
of
I-EWIS PHELPS,
I 7 a. x uuorms nis numerous
a.A'tomcrsand the public yenrnlli?' that 1,
ICUS-
inert- .4 , r . O 'J t " US
has
-Vj. VU1 LIJV
e Northern Citiesj where he j
ru.i-uj,cu ana is now dnenimr t KfoM.i a
71 "re,?t larg ortmcnt of
, ! ( ItilADY MADE CLuTH NG , -
of the very latest style and superior make '
tnderShirts Dress Shirts. Drawers, Collars, ,.
; I i vats, Mufflers, Silk Night Cups, -and
nearly all the articles found in a Ueatlcman's
furnishing store. . . .
..11.11 , . I ai,JOUiUShHIlU !
A vva avnuu
me has also received an extensite asEortthetit of
Iftrtlr KPnnrn PL I .i , . . i
"Ia:1:" !V 1 oeae up m the very fcest 1
srriSes; "j ?. flatters hiniself
-"..uj, yracucc- m ma ime of busiries
" s-vu-hwcwwukvcs mat ne hasioirm
versai1'
"Macon i , warrants him im inviting
caUtbciore imrehase elsewhe
L? thicks very body cau be suited kt hi esi
re land
tablibh
l . J-fi - ll,c 'e style,
. uu warn tti Tin inno. i,i.r. r . . , .
' Blank' tdn nts for- saL
nt
Mil Office. , - " :
Sale of Lands
-BroT71' BJue Gr3en ni Dshha Clothe Hain
ad figured Black and Fancy' Casslmeres Hush
VtWet. plain Black asd fir,.,J ;iv v".fiJ 1
SELECT SGHQQk
fTX ILL re-open his School on the 1st el Oct.
1 VV . ber, in the Odd Fellows jlTall, with superior
&avantagesoi aceommocuuiou. uuu itrwuwo.
Thorough instruction gcn in all branches of
Entrlndi and Clawioalstudy. preparatory to enter
iiigCoPege or mercantile pursuits.,, ., j , .,--.
lie refers to He Rev. - Horatio Potter, D. P., of
Kew York, and to the Hev JI.tF Greene of Christ
Church, Newbern. He is prepared alio to present
Other reference of a high char acter, j -i r-- .
September Sd 186.-"' . i I" 43 tr
- FOR A
IL" 6 a ii
To tlie County of Cra
en.
Xaccordanjco with the proyisions of (he Act of
I Assembly, incorporating tho "Atlautie and
JS'orth Carolina Kail Iload Company,! the Jovnty
6f Craven has 'subscribed to theNCapital 6'tock of
said m.5anv, one hundred and lifty f thousand
dnllar - tV;?. ' -S! v! 5 f !; ' ! ''
) In Crder to meet. the instalments which may lo
due, and which may hereafter peeora ape onsaia
Subscription; the said; County proposes to negoti
ate a loan, or loans, to be securied by .he bonds of
the County . ' .. t:K - . . '!; .
By the oi-der dirceting the issue o said bonds,
theW will bear interest at the rate of six per centum
per "jraim,pavab!e setniahnvully at the "Merchants
Bank of Kew'bern" or at the "Fulton Bank of New
York," at the option of the holdr. Xh,ese bonds
will be redeemable on the first dayj of July one
tlionsand etizht h'uti died, and teventy foiir, aud not
Uefbr7 without '. tlie 'consent of j the I holder. A The
oonds will be issued writh Coupons attached, which
will render the cdllection of the interest pimple and
easy. ' I "'-l 5 ,'';v V':':''' I'i-. : j ' . ..."
ITie security iipon which said bonds will be
based, will be real estate and taxable polls of the
(ponhty of Craven. The .present assessed val
ine of the real estate of the County, is one million
dne hundred Qnd nine thousand eight hundred and
t'ff6ney-twodoUarz, n(l the number of taxable polls
is three thousand jive hundred and, eigldy-htp.
Proposals for said loan will be received; and ail
dther neocsaarv informatioi upon thh eubjeet ; will
be furnished by the subscf-'bers: on cpplieatiejn to
tihem at ISewberrfi' . " :r
GEORGE O KEEN. "I- .Agents for
GEO. S..STVUYEJNTN. f Crayon Co
County.
Newbern, Sept. 15, 1854. 1tf
COPARTNERSHIPi NQTCK.
'j FIIE tirrderBigfied .would respectfully announce
X to tne citizens 01 ewbern ana surrounaing
eountry, that thej have this aav ertterca into
oopartuership under the name and farm ot
where they w ill carry on at the old stand former
ly occupied by C. A. art, a general
rrianufactir.
iHng business of Tin', Sheet, Iron
TiVarts. v ' ' v'i-'"
and Copper
-hC. A. Hart. - " " Horace Hart.
Persons indeb-te'1 to Q. A . Hart ei
JlJl tbor by No'e or accoutjt vrill please
iome .forward and settle up, and tlio?6 having
plains will present them for payment before
ijhe 1st of u!y, as I am desirous tf settle up
foy indivdnal buisidese bv tliat" titr
N. C.i MUTUAL LIFE
Insnrasice C"oMp;9y.
' -. OFFK'E, RALEIGT, N i
'fFHIS Company insures the lives bf lindividua's
L forone year, a terra of years, or for life, tin tlie
Jutua! Principle, the assured for lifi participa
ting in fhe profits of the Company, for, policies
a;rantod for the whole term of life, when the pre
inm ! therefor amounts to S0, a note may be given
fbr one half the amount of tlie .premium, bearing
i nteresf. at 6 per cent, without guaranty),
The prompt manner in which all lpa?9 have been
peid;by this Compaoy, together with. tlie low rates
of premium, present gret inducements to such as
a re diosed to insure. : : ! i j
' Slave's are insured for a terra of frpnj one tofire
enrs, for two-thirds their value. '
'--AH losses are paid within 90 days after satisfae-
t pry preof is presented. ; y
DIRECT RS. )
fjliar es E. Johnson',-'
m. D. Haywood,
jjamesF. Jordan,
(ticntin Busbee,
I. W. Ousted,
Trh. IV. Holden,
Wm. D. Codkt
R. If. Battte,
Trm. II. Joriei,
IV F. TescndJ
Wr H. McKee,
Seaton Ca'es.
-Charles B. Root.
Dr. Charles E. Johnson, Presideut.;
Win. D. II ay wo d, Vice President,
John C iniliams. Secretary, ;
Wm. 11. Joues, Treasurer, l
II. W .Busted, Attorney,
harles J. Johnson, M4.
William iK McKee, M. I).'
Board cf .
Uation. '
liichard 11. Harwood, M. D.
GonH
R. II. Ratte )
W. w. Holden, I V Execu&i&s oniikitUe,
C. B. Root,
J. HER8MAN, Gtnvral
AginL
For further information, the public are!
referred
the pamphlets, ond forms of proposal, which mav be
dbtained at the Office of the Company, Or any of its
Agencies. ' ; t . j :
Communications shoulu be. addressed, (post paid) to
' dOtilN ti. V 1LLIAMS,
secretary.
Application mav be made to the Sul
pscriber,
Agent.
AliE-M. MlTCIIEJjL,
bo
o
4 b subscriber havingjnst, returned from the
I is orfch where he ha- thorouahlv rcnlenished his
itockof Drug, Jedieines,Paint3iOn3,Dve-stufiTi?Per- i
fnmery Glassware, dre-Vand made arrangements to "
ecu re his future supplies from the rhost reliable
sources, ojters the same - at the most reason
able prices, and on the most accommodating
tierms. His policy has always been to make small &
frequent importations,! thereby insuring at all
mes a fresh stock. ' An .experience of almost fif
een -years in the above b uisn ess, a t( bis" present
bcation, enables him to Judge of tlie wajnts of this
jctiori of country, and his supply will always be.
0 end adequate. to the' demands lie begs to re
ti rn his thanks for .tlie patronage hertofore so
L beray extended, and resDectf.ilv. to solicit iti
ntinnvne e " .
i -
ew
u Vf O R G
E. A L L EN
H ' no in; store a large-stock of IaI5 &
W iater Duv o o 1 s,!-viz: Rich
Dress bilks. Pepelins. 'Merinoe?, He .nines, TrimV
inings, Ac, longht on the best tenns ; tO which he
invites particular' attention. ' , , -j
Having enlarged my More, and crrea'tl v increa
d im stock, I teeleOufident that I can 'offerfroods
I'jicm uai, win pay iuy eustomera to continue
uicir j uterai patronaire. , -
Oeteber 2, 1856.
CELLING at Cost and no humbu
0. S. PRIMROSE.
C.
S. S.2rJ E20SE," offers his entire
Stoek of staple and Fancy Drt Goods at
i 1 1 . 1 4
' ' ;XaJ - V I- - i
I llll IIW I
JE WELR Y 'JE WELlt 1
r- -1 -
iT IJBT ' opening for the. inspection bf
; J the r.ublie,; th largest, most' tho-.
roughly assorted, and ; complete lot of
Jewe'ry; Ac.' botV.a& regardfiifelegance f
etyle;, tittish and ibtrinsi'o-YaJde of ma
terial, ever before ered". to thia com--Having
ieen purchased from the IMaxu-
rjtcrrnEua themselves, the subscriber ha& no hesi
I tation in saying that Ida Prices cannot' be eompe
ted with except in wholesale; establishments in a
large cities. Persons buying to . sell again, can
save Insure nee, Freight -&e.j by givingjliim a eal
VST ALL . GOODS WARR ANTED
JfOJB WOREL executod promptly, and in
the most workmanlike manner. - A' thorough ex
perience in the business in all its details gives the
subscriber i uii assurance, that oi tboser who- em
ploy him none will go av ay dissatisfiod. j..'.-
, P. S. The times beingsomewhat stringent, good
bonds will be taken at fairrates Jn exchange fot
goods whenever it
will
be an" accommodatjon to
the purchaser. .
Olo"ber loth,' 156.
..'v jS tf
MUSIC!
MUStC!!gMSlC
THE subscnoer; respectfully Informs the citizens
Newborn and adjoining counties, that he hus opeo
ed a Piano Forte Ware room on Broad Street, opposit
the Washington Hotel, where may je fouiid a hue as
sortment ot Musical Instruments, consisting of Pianos
Melodions, : Violins, Guitars, Accordions, concertinos.
Flutinas, Flutes, Fifes Clarionets, Flageolets, Tanibo-
rines JJanjos &c. Also a large collection cf. Sacred
. : tw a.i-j TT xr. i j
ii
munitv
usic W'n1 ( cal that this remedy is - really deserting. the great ce
Boston Academy, southern Harmony and Musical I , ,u,.:fjl .?.... .
Companion, The Shawm a Library of Church Music,
Instruction Books Hunters instruction ind Betits
method for the Piano, Primers for the sajme Schie
ders Practical Organ School Whites instruction on
ths Melodion. M. Carcassi for the OuitaH also inatnic-.
tion books by different authors for all kind of musical
instruments There may be found among the sheet
music, all the new. pieces and: having made arrange
ments in the Northern citiesj shall receive all new
music as soon as published a small stock of Station
afy, ail ot wnicn will oe soia i ai isew iforK prices.
He is Agent for Messrs. Geibe and Jackson, ant
Bacon . ana Ravens, Celebrated Piano Fortfcs also
George A- Prince & Co., 1st. premium Melodions.
Persons wishing to purchase any of-the above will do
well to call and see hint ; -i j
Be will also give lessons on the Piano Forte, cora
menc.ing.ou the 1st of ...October. ..Terms per Session of
24 lessons, , ' . i 12 00
Na-t b crn. Scot e mber 20th. 1S8.
20 tf
SAND'S SARSAPARTLLA.
IN QUART BOTTLES.
For Purifying the Blood, and for the cure o
Scrofula, Rheumatism, Stubborn Ulcers, Dyspepsia
Salt-Rheum, Fever Sores, Erysipelas, Pimples,
Biles, Mercurial Diseases, Cutaneous Erup
tions, Liver Complaint, Bronchitis,
Consumption, Female Complaints y
Loss of Appetite,. General i
Debility, &e.
IN this preparation all the rvsstoratire properties of the
the root are concentrated in their utmost strength &
efficacv; but while Sarsaparilla Root forms an im port ant
part of itseombinatio'ri, itis.at the sruneti..ne,compound
edwith other vegetable remedies of great power,& it is
in the peculiar combination and scientific mnnncf of its
preparation, that its remarkable success in the qurc.of
disease depends. It acts siftiultansouplynpon the
Stomach, the circulation and the hou-el, and thus th ?
froces?es, which are ordinarily the result of three
erent kinds of medicine, are carried on at the same
time, through th instrumentality of f ft is -one remedial
agent which gently stimulates while it .disinfects and
expels from the stomach and lowels nil fliat is irrita
tibg, and at. the same time restoros tlieir visror and
tme. Many otker 'preparations imitd it in beaiing
the name of Sarsar arilTa, and in that their resemblance
;ends, being often prepared from worthless and inert
roots, and. ot course possess no heaiinor or curative
i properties, nndpr.tienta in nrnking choiecof which ther
"j 1 1 1 l I'll J x ii
should laKe no omer, oui mat oneenmiea to ineircon
fidence, from the long list of cures it has ejected on
living vitnesses, whose testimonials, and residence
have been published, and wh arc still' bearing daily
stimony to its worth.
ASTON IS'niNG CUIiB.
.Patterson, uV. 1, 20th, 1S51.
ilessrs. A. I. A D. ands: Gentlemen, Having
witnessed the most beneficial effects from the use
of your Sarsaparilla, it gives me pleasure to send you
the following 'statement in regard to my son. " In
the spring of 1848 he took1 a Revere cold, and after
eight weeks of severe suffering the disease settled in
his left leg and foot, which aoon svrelled -to the ut
most. The' aweli was lanced bf liis rhvsician.
and discharge
than eiever
one time
none re
him so e
leave h:-s b -
-rofusely; after that no less
i ned oh the leg and foot at
five different ; Physician?, but
much ; and the lant. winter found
d and low that he was untble to
ufferina the -most excruciatiag pain.
During this time the bone had1 become so much af
fected that piece after piece came otit,:of which
he has now more than twenty-five preserved m a
bottle varying front one half to one and a half
inches in length. We had given up all hopes cf
his recovery, but at this timewe were induced t o
try your Sarsaparilla, and rith its use his health
and appetite began immediately to improve, and so
rapid was the change thatlcss than a dozen bottles
effected perfect cure. j
VV ith gratitude, 1 remain truly vonfs,
, , DARIUS BALLARD.
e the undersigned neighl ors of Mr Ballard
-iheerfr.lly'subscribe to the facts of the above state-
tnent.
H. & R. . Havt, -Reo.
T. Dean,"
A. 51. Town bridge,
C. Eastwood. I
Prepared -and. sold, wholesale and retail by A. B
feD. SA3TDS, DrnggieCs and Chemists, lOOFulton
t. corner of William, New York. iold also by
Druggets geneally throughout the Lrnited States
nd Canadas Price $1 per bottle '; six bottles for
5. For sale by r
I. DISOSWAY, Newbern J. B: Kellv.Kenanrvil
Andrews &,
IFashington,' Ooldsoro'
J. Dav
Was?hington.
7A,5,EI an! active, honest mah in eaeh
section of the -tate to taVe orders bv sn.mnle
fcrr it A t L1BT 10 R'S IlOMCKOPATIIlf REME
DIES.' To active ron a liberal monthly salary
and fair commission will be' aid. Address (with
etamp to prepay answer.)
; dk. j. s. McAllister.
Jersey Ciiy,
. 7
N. J.
Feb. 2ad, ISSt- 3 4t
i
HO At ESTEA D FOR $10 !
. " , SECOND DIVISION.
$310,000 worth of Farms and
Building Lots. ;
11 the Goldregion of Culpepper countv, Tir
gmia, to be divided amongst 10,200 subscribers
on the 13th of April, 1857. -Subscriptions only
ten dollars each; one half down, the rest on the
delivery of thf Deed. Evry subscriber wifl get
a Bui'dmg Lot or a Farm, ranging in valne from
Klto $25.000.. TheseFarms and lots are sol so
cheap to induce settlements, a sufiioierit number
being reserved, the increase in tFe value of which
will compensate for the apparent low price now
asked: ; . .' " -; - -
A company of settlers, called The Bappahan-"
a ock Pioneer. As3cciat1on,, i. aovr forming" and
will commence a settlemn4. in fhsAX, ai-
seouniv-wiu oe g
rity will be given for the faithful iterformanc.
faithful peiformance
of contracts and ' promises.
Mre Agents are wanted to obtain
to whom ihe most liberar indTl cements wil be
given. Some Agents write that they are making
$200 per mciith. I.Advertising. will, b i 'done for
every Agent where possible. For fulZ particulars,
Subscriptions," Agencies, t. '-, .
Apply to E. BAUDER, Port Roya Caro
line County, Va. Oi to TH03. 'BICHARDiON
WA NTED IMMEDh TEL Y.
' i A X" T r T . fw s-. , ' !i , i
ywsnr." Bcrfjnire at ftisOSSesn l
rnr DOCTOB HOOIXaOTS
r GERM A N B I T T ER . . i
: Hi. CU. JACK60H, Phila'd, Pa, :
lirer Complaint, Dyspepsia, Jaundice.
Chronic or .Nervtn Debility, Disease of th 'ICid-i
. ne$9, and all di$tac art sing from tz ,
' , disordered Liver or Stomach.' J ' :' - "
" v'-':: - 'rf such " , . -.,"'.
; 1 . as Coastrna ;
" . tibnInwarji Pilei - ,
, " ; Fulness or Blood to the . I- 4.
. 'Head, Acidity of the Stomach, j . :
v - ' Nausea, Heartburn, Disgost for Food, ..
- Fulness or Weight in the Stomach, Sour i Eruc
tations, Sinking or I iutteribgat the Plto th Stomach,
Sw rnmingoT the lleaa,uiurriea ana ouncu.it ureave
ing," Fluttering at the-Heart, Choaking or suffocating
sensations when in a lying posture, Dfainess of Vision
" Dots of webs before the Sight, Fever and Dull
Pa'o in the Head", Deficiency of Perspiration
-'leliowness otine ouu auu jes, a aa -. . . ;
n the Side, Back, Chest, Limns,
ie, Sudden Flushes, of II rati ,
" Burning in the Flesh Con
' v.,.-. stant Imaginidgsof ,
Evil, and creat ' ; -
. ,. . . : . : Depression of
; - j " . -
'...' -', bniiits. , . i
The proprietor invcailing the jaltention of tbe pub
lice-to, this preparation,! does so .with a feeling of the
utmost eoniidencein its virtues and adaptation to the
masses for nbich it i3 recommended.
H is no new and untried article, buf one that has
stood the itest of a ten years' trial before the American
pcop e, end its rcpwttion and sa!' ia nuriralled by
any similar preparations extant. The testimony fn its
favor given by the most prominent rand well Mown
Physician and individuals in all parts of tbe country
is lmuiense, and a perusal of the Almanac, published
annually by the proprietor," and to be had gratis of
any of hia Agents, cannot but satisfy the most skepti
lebrtv it has obtained j
Princiijbl Oulce and Manufactory; N. 96 ARCH St.,
Philad'a. Pa. -r--' ' ''y - ,'
Tcstibionj from North Carolina
AstonHhlGg i fiV ets frcmr fcc Cernan Bitters-''.
Certificate of Dr. TV. SMITH, of Pine Hill, Eich
.i mond countv. N C, March 4 1854. ' ;
v 0n C.il Jacksoo,hilad'a. Dear Sir, I have been
a subject ief Dyspepsia in its worst form, for j tbe last
five years!. . .Such yViia my condition er twelve monthe
that the -Physicians and ail who saw me said I mnst
die. While in his condition, I was carried to 'the
watering-places io Virginia, Tennessee and North Ca
rolina, but was not benefitted by any water to which
I was taken. While on my iwav home,, I stopped a
week at Euthtrfordton, a small village in North CaTo
lina, to try the effect of some Chalybeate water iu that
place About the ?R?t of the weck.1 went intoa drug
store to get some medicine for my ehild and my self.
There were several of the village phvsicians . m the
store, and one olhem geemed to take some interest
in my ca?'e, and after asking me ome que3ticus, said
he had bcen a dvppeyttic. and been greately benefit
ted by thi use f.f 'Dr. ocfind's4 German Bitters, "i
firepfred bv von, and he insisted that 1 wouid try the
Utters. . IIe,"aho, called the next day at niy room,
and iusisted so mush that I would try them that I ask
ed him to.get me one bottle. : He did it, and commen
ced takinff it' as directed, ad I do say Was more
benefitted by it than all then water andmedicine I had
tTertakenijsilC 1 '
Afer reaching home, one of my neighbors came to
ma for a prescription and medicine, (he a dyspeptic)
and I gave him nearly all the Bitiers 1 had left; which
effected much good i-, his case." He has often called
cn me f r nio-e of the same kind of medicine, saying
he was more benefitted by it than any other he had
taken, but I have not beeu able to get any more for
hini or myself since; will you, therefore, please ship
me a dozei or mon as soon as possible f
I - . W. .SMITH, J.D.
GREAT CXJEE OF PILES.
Certificate of IV. J. Ahcovd, IlunUviUe, Yadkin
i jV. C., Nov. 1,1853. " :
Dr. C. JM. Jackson. Dear Sv Allow me to ex.
press to you my sincere thanks for your discovery of
a medicine, which, to say the leaslof it, has effected-
cure that all cher mediciues that I have taken have
entirely f tilled to do. 'IooftandV Geima'n Bitters"
have cvreiii m-e of the mast stubborn and aggravated case
of tJie Piles that, perhaps, "ever fell to fhe lot of man.
Sly case is? not a stranger to this community aa I am
well knowin la this and lhesurronnding comities, and
can truly say that my recovery has astounded all my
friends and relations, as I had tried verything recom
mended, ind nothing did me any good until 1 was pre
vai!td upon to try the Bitters. You are at liberty to
make any p?c of rhi s communication, for the benefit of
the afflicted, you mav think proper. .
Tnyyour, " WM. J. AT WOOD!
Thes fiitters are entirely vegetable, posses ing
great advimtnge OTer every mineral preparation, as
they neveprosf ale, but always strengthen the system
Price 75c. per bottle. bld by Druggi-ts andtore
kcepers irt every town and village in the United States
and Canad'as.
For al0by JasJ W Conner, I. Disosway, F. S. Buffy
end 1. S. HughNcwborn, N. C; W. A.J. Pollock,
Kinston Dr. W. 11 l.uc,'noW Hill.
17"IKE Soaps, Starch, an dBlueing, for sale by
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DR,
H. F. PERRY'S
Verniifuge
OK
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FOR WORMS. -
A highly valuable Preparation, capable from Ihe
Prcouptiiude of its action, of clearing the
' ! System in a few hours of every
. - j Worm. I
Ther is perhaps no disease to-whieh Childreji
are exposed so common and fatal as Wormjs ; the3r
imitate the symptoms of almost every other com
plaint, ami often produce the most alarming effects
before thy are suspected, 21ie Symptoms which
are produced by the irritation of worms in -the
bowels, ahd which with soine degree of certainty
indicate their existence, areias follows : Counte
x nee palje, tongne whitely furred, grihding-of the
teeth, fetid breath, stomach hard ayl swelled,
wasting ojf the flesh, sickness andjainjrinthe sto-,
mach.'-bovrels either too cirtive or too" loose, great
fretfulness, unnatural craving for clay, dirt or
chalk, colic, convulsions, fits, fec., fee. ,
tore, Nottoway 'Co. Vd., May 25th, 1849.
Gextlemeix: Your "Dead jhot" Vermifuge has
been introduced into the practice oi some of our
best phyfcieians, who highly recommend it for its
valuable -Seffects in expelling worms. Its efficacy
has also been tested by several of our friends, one
of whom feaid to .us a few days since, that two tea
spoonfuls jbrought away Oie Hundred and Eighty
large worms from a child of hi3, twenty-eight
months old. If necessary, we could give you the
names, of several of the most resetabjeamilies in
this vicinity, who have used it with the happiest
success, and from our own observation and experi
ece we can safely, testify to its uniformly gooa ef
est. j Vours respectfully,
j , JEFFBES & BBU CE.
Frice 25 cents per vial.
Prepared and sold wholesale ana retail by A. B.
fc D. i AND, Druggists, 1 00 Fulton st., corner of
William. New York. S :
tsld by 1. DISOSWAY, Newbern, atidby Drug
gist generally throughout the United St ates.
f . - e- - -''
SHAD HERRING SEINES
r -
Drag and Set Nets.
Mullets, Blue fiali. Trout, tc, in Bbls.
Hairi Mo. Shook, and Hav Matrns3e' " '
r ea there, sc. ' - .
nle low by ' GEO. F. TISIH.B.
Near the Old County Wharf,'
E. RI.CKS,-.
DRUGGIST.'
! -t
HAYING bought oat the entire stock of Drugs
Medicines, Chemicals, etc., of Dr. CB. White
head, rece'nt successor to T. j. Hughes - Esq., corner
of. Poliok and Craven streets, respectfully anr oun
ces to th citizens of Newbern 'and surrounding
country.' that . the budness; will be carried on as
heretofore, xnd he hopes by assiduity and prompt
ness to business, , to merit and receive a ? liberal
ohare of their patronage. "t . . , ; u - -, '. . :- erH"
All prescriptions wilf be put up with care and dis
patch, by his efficient Clerk, Mr. J. V. Jordan,
To Physicians andMercbants". f the country; he
begs leave to say, that special atteRtion will be given
te their orders, with- the usual deductions.
N. B. This .arrangement will net interfere with
my practico as' Dk&tai.- Scrgeos, which I shall con-
tinueas heretofore. I mar.be found at all times
Newberu, Nov. 4th,
..'at.: i
'" "LET US REASO
- ' lTtV
HDLL'OWAYJS TIIiLS:.
WHY ARK WE .SICK?.
It has been the lot of the human race- to fee weighed
down b'' - disease and suffering. HOLLO WAY'S
PILLS are speciallv adapted to the relief, of the
-WEAK, the NERVOUS, the DELICATE and the
INFIRM, of all climes ages; sexes and constitutions
Professor Holloway presonally i superintends' th
manufacture of his medicines, in the JJnited States,
and ofTer8 thera to a, free and enlightened people aa
ihe best remedy -the world ever.satr for tho temoval
oi aisease. . - t-
THESE "PILLS PURIFY THE-
:V ' " : BLOOD. 1
; These famous Pills are ex)ressly. combined to ope
rate on the stomach the-liver, the kidnevs the lungs
the skin, and the bowels, dorreetingany,deran;ement
in their fountain - of life, and. thus curing disease in
all its forms. t ''' ': ' , v . ' '"-.
DYSPEPSIA :'k tlVE C01II5L11ST.
;Nearlt half the human raee have taken tfcoset Pills
It has been provedj in 11' parts of-the world, that
nothing has been found equal to theni in cases of dis
orders of the liver, dyspwpMa, and- stomach ctm
plaints generally ' They soon a give healthy tenc to
. hese organs, however much deraged, and when rail
tahcr means have failed. ' r-r 5jJA x i : -,r :
General DebiHt 111 Health.
r ilanv of the most despotic Governments have open
ed tneir AJUSlOm UOQse o iue uihuuuciivu "i
Pill,t they may become the medicine is the best
remedy iever known forepersons of deJieite heabh, o
wherts tnen hus been impaired., as its .invigorating
properties never fail to afford relief. '
FEMALE COTlI?I.AITTS:
No female young or old, "should be without this
celebrated medicine, it corrects and regulates the
monthlv courses nt nil periods, actin In manv eases
i . tiJ i 11.. Jk a. e
like a charm. It is also the best and safostmedicine 4
that can be given to Children of -all ages, and for any
cotnplaioti consequently no .family should be with
out it
Hdlloivaif s Pills are the best remedy
laioivn itthc ivqi-ld for ' Vie
following diseases : ;
Asthma;
Diarrhoea 1
Indigestion
Influenza
Inflammation
Stone and
i G.ravel,
Secondary
. Sjmp omi
Iu w rd
If eakness
Liver Com
-plaints
Pifes
Bowel Com- Dropsy
niints Debility
Coughs
Fevsfnd Venereal Af
Aeue fetions
t;olds
Ch'st Diseases Female Com-Worms of all
Costivenes3 ' plaints kinds . .
Dvspcpsia Headaehes L'wn'ss of
" I ; . : Spirits. ..
"5old at the Jfanufaetory of Professor Bollowat,
SO Maiden Lane, New York, and 244 Strand Lojidon
by all respectable Druggists xnd Dealers in Medici ie
throughout the United States, and the civilized-world
in boxesat 25 cents, 62" cents, and 1 each. :,t -t&.
There is a considerable saving by taking the
rger sizes. r 1 . .. - :
N. B. Directions f6t the guidsree of patients no
ery disordered are affixed to each box.
CJaiatlota.- -None -are genuine - unless the
vroTdslIIolloway, New York and London," -firti dis
cernable as a iccui;nark in every leaf of the beok
of directions around each pot or box; the : same
may be plainly seen by holding the leaf to the light.
A handsome reward will be given to any one ren
dering such information aa mav lead to the detec-
j tion of any party cr parties counterfeiting theme-l-dicinee
Or vemJing tli same, knowing them to be
p,urious. !
CARTER S PANISH MIX ! ORE
j TrtB GRKAT PKMFIER OF THESLOODf
Tlie Best Alterative" Known! !
Not a Particle of Mercury in it !
An infalliable remedy for Scrofula, King's Evil, Rhcn
matism, Obstinate Cutaneous Fruptions, Pimples
or I'Ostules on the FaccUlotches, Boils, Ague
a r- I i-k-
ana rever, enrooty oorc eves, liingwonii,
or letter, beaSd-head, lnlaTg'ement :
ndpain of the Bones and Joints, ;
Salt Eheum, Stubborn Ulcers, . :
Syphilitic Disorders, gnd .
all diseases arising from .
an injudicious use of Mercury,
Imp! udence in Life, or Impurity,
of the Blood.
This sreat remedv. which has become so rapidlv and
so justly eelebratcd for its extraordinary efficacy in
reliering and curing many of the most Obstinate and
terrible forbis of disease with whjch mankind is afTiic
tcdis now offered to the publi2, ' with the confident
assurance that no ilEnioAL oiscovert ever mane has
been so eminently successful ia curing Scrofcla and
all diseases of thk Blcod, as Cai ter's Spanish Mixtu-e.
The proprietors are receiving by every mail most
flaitcring ond astotiishing details of cure's i made in
allpaits of the connrry, snd in jmo'st casea where ihe
the skill;of the best Pbysiciafts had beeH tried in vaii.
Its power orr the litoon i truly remarkable, and
alt diseases arising frOm impurity of that Skat of Lira
have been relieved and cured with ut a singl failure
out of the thousands who Lave used it. Carter's
vpanish Mhtfure contains no Mcrwry, Ooium, Arsnic,
or any dangerous drugs, but is con.posed of Roots and
Herbs, pombined with other ingredients of known
Sirtue, and may be givan to the youngest infant or
most debilitated invalid, without the least possible
hesitation. .... . ' " .
We have only room .rfir short extracts frni the
volumes of testimonyan our- possessionand ail from
pentlemen of. the highest, respectability, well knowu
n their various locahtis. Please read for yourselves.
We take great pleasure in calling the attention of
our readers to the merits of Carter's Spanish Mixture
as a remedV for diseases ot the blood,' it enjoys a
reputation m this city, unequal Jed bvaqy, other pre
pistation; Daily Uispatch, ilichmond Vo. ; i
- The Hon. Jno. , M. Botts, of Va.', says, he considers
it a matter of duty to add liis testimony to trie virtues
of Carters Spanish - Mixture, -from acibal pesoxal
otisruvatiox of its' remarkable, curative "pmvers for
tho diseases in which it is used. i
We have been cured?of-a violent and protracted
Liver disease bv Jusrter a Spanisn .Mixture. s we Know
it to be all it professes. : j ,
: Ed. Son ihside Democrat, PefersbnrgT; VaJ
We havefouud from pessonal tria', t hat Carter s
Spanish Mixture is a truly valuable medicine. rd.
Vergennes Independent, Vt. T - f r -;
GBEAT. CURE QF SCROFULA. A pressman in
our employ w8S.,cured of Scrofula fo a virulent cha
racter bv a few bottles Carter's Spanish Mixture,
ftev everything else had failed Other cures which
have come unacr xror own oDservauon, pro iu u
conclusively, that it is really a valuable medicinal
ageotU We take great pleasure J if calling' the atffin
tion7of the afHicted to its merits. ,- V -1
. . - ! ; IRichmond Republican. -
SVPITIT.1S. T have seeir a "number of cures.of
Svrhilis pirformcd by v arter's Spanish Mixture. I
"believe it to Jbe a perfect antidote for that hprnble
E. B tJRTCfN.
oisease.
d-
Com. of Rivenne for Citv of Richmond."' '.
"LIVER DISEASE. Samuel M Drinker,' bf the
fii ni of Drinker & Morris, Booksellers Richmond, Va.,
was cured of Liver disease of several yeari standing
bv onlv three bottles of Carter's .Spanish Mixture.
OLD SORES, ULCERS AND OBSTINATE ERUP
TIONS OF THE SKIN See; tbi , cure of Mr, liar
wood, and others, detailed in ou Almanac. The num
ber of such eases cared by Carters 6'pamsb Mixture,
precludes the possibility of inserting them inan ad
vertisement. .- "- :. ',
' EFFECTS OF MERCURY. See the cure f Mr.
Elmore, .-j lie was eaten up t with Mercury, and could
obtain no! relief. .untij; he took six bottles of Carter's
Spanish . Mixture; which perfectly restored him to
health and vigor - . - ,
NEURA IXJIA Mr. F. Boy den, formerly of the
N; Y but more recently mnpriefor of
' . 7 . T .
was curea oi ieurai-
Since that time, he
ore than a nunarea ca.es oi toe pis-
ease in whichlt is used, fie never fads to recommend
it to the afflicted. ,: '"'
RHEUMATISM Mr. John F. Harrison, DruggisC
of iartinsburg, va.; writes of the singular cure of a
violent case of Rheumatism. -The paient could not
walk. A few bottles entirely cured him. l.
CR0FULA-r-Mr Harrison - also writes of a great!
cure ofjiScofu"ay? in the person of a youag lady, (o
tnree years standing,-) which all tbe doctors couldnot
reach.; Six bottles made a perfect cure of ber.
SYPHILIS Dr. R. T. Hendle of Washington, V
CV. whd cured-an obstinate case of Syphilis by Car
tef 'a Sriiish Murtnro, saya, "it acts sjetiaiiv a, Ja-
the Exchange Hotel. Kichmona.:
oiahv Carter's Snanish Mixture.'
n - ' - . .
has seen it cure m
mond-now.of. Alabama. itara h ?. a.
Spatiiflh Mixtore: administered in a number of iLV
77. v r , . v ls- "e recommends It m.
the most efficient alterative in ue. .j "
" -SALT BIIEUJk AKD SCROFULA -Mr. - Jos uA.
binsoo. of Woester. .Ohio.- wn mwi) hf r...." r7
Salt; Rheum, of three years atandiDg, bv onlrllir
Wn. S. BEEUS & CO - Pccp'rs,
On Saturday, the 3rd fy.y of Janu
- t - ary, 1857,:- ; '
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.n3 nf ana in viciauv. iv
fed that lanre and commodious,
Dwelling House, on I-st f ront street, isieiy
cu pied by Mrs. Thomas Sparrow, deo'd vrhere ho
would be pleased to receive a'feWprivate 15oara
ers," eitherby the May or menJTherooms are
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so arraneu mav ne cau acwui'ww
school children-: that may attend tft isewr...-
Schools from the surrounding dounrry, as wea
a few adult boarders, lie races ummei"u
:;n...iiriince that: no nains will be spared on
his part to give satisfaction to all who wi-h board
in a pleasant and quiet ocHlj. ,
Jan'y. llS-rtxlj ;
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