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WILLIAM H. MAYHEW, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
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W. J. WILLIAMS, PRINTER.
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NKWIIKUN AUAUSiMY.
rilllK lr-:cc -:c n-iticcthit HU lutitutioti
L wul.-.riiat.- uj.cscl ca Wchm-sJiv the first
diy irilctotxr next TLcy take- Uu-uro in re
ta,U::ab.(ic to tic nnblic the Sc'a I:0w tstnbaa!i-
l.ti iucy t.ciic-.c the lcuchvrs fully vtalificJ ia
w ry rcncccttu iaij art to the t uj a waui cdu
ttoa. 12 tf.
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;? Creek, nair which place crcn
Litfrtiey are probablj lurkiiir. Cc-ar is
jM-ii s ycar,clI,aSvUt five f a C.M inches in
Zli i ' ,tktu: uaU-ck. AU li-about V) years
! luV,Wi ynj:cr, very Llac!; aul sjre in
rf V t?y al:"-1 Wtuwn in the iu:.l,rh-cl
Jxvi1',83 "-iin-tIerb." I i!l give the
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II liMvmii delivery in any ial. to that I
5 t. C?., tVTj Ulra Clc'1 AHELaniCE
, ' ;CT tl r-naway in October Lit. and
wcr. vttrly the r ror-ertv tf Mr. n o,:i v..i.-
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notice.
Suh.rilcr respectfully call tl
I L .of lh? l'nocrs of Craven "m l con
m attention
i S'J'.T 7 5 c:lU :m 1 ,cave tI,,ir orders, as it is dc-
' 'm I ? a-r" f ",:V',,i"" "' I! quantity that
r ... . t,,;u,J, 51,1,1 if lIiy l si sutis-
' , lu,,l 'V' liI'tMii-,(uy will he refund-
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JAS. W. CARMER.
June vth. 1 V..
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I mi., uiricrti-nol u n-iw nx-civiu ;iu.l h.
i.s in
i aiurvu I.ir-c aisurtmi'tit of Fall auJ W later
AND
T 7 n n n n n
Aaioiztwh'f it arc
l uf .s'!;in. Pilot Cloth, mA Cu'siruor Over Coats
W-i'H-.-.s-, hu-..s ana iiaok-, of all colours uiul
tins.
SiU an 1 S.-itin Vcstr,
H its. C.'p-j, Un-lor cihist?, DraTvcra,
H-inkvr'-iiicr-, Slnwi-. Trunk.',
ari l b'li j s of all les rrii'iions.
Ji.- a lurc lot of
HARD WAfiCi GROCERIES
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Of the lost uaHius.
at tLc lowest jjiices
All of which he ij offering
JOI1X F. JONES
OU CoiiHlif W'horj.
NcwTKrn, Not. 1 1th. 1S.11.
IS it
NEWBEKN ,t (iOLL'SnOPkO'
S T A ( : E S.
rjyiHE snh?crihcr. (favorably known to the pub
j lie a? hiving Leon connected, for the past
fourycar.-, with Mr. V. II. WhitfiolJ, as Contrac
tora for carrying the ra iil between Ncwbcrn and
CJuMsboro,' N.C.,) repectfuiii.vai1iuicirf 1k1
hadCe'cuc'kianed faom a tri-weokly to a daily.-Sta-Ci
will lcatc Ncwbcrn and GolUboro' every
iiioniin,:, Sun lay excepted. On Monday, Wcd
ncs lay and Frlliy ia Tiling larO and
CON VEN I ENT FOUUdlOIW K C OACII ES,
will leavo Ncwbcrn, au l on Tucd 1 lys, Thurdays,
and Sit unlays, a two horso Coach arriviu at
GoMIro' same evening-, and connecting with
the trains goinc; north, leaves Gold jboro' every
Tuesday, TimrsJay.aud S iturday mornings, with
four horso Coaches, and on Mondiy, Wednesday,
and Friday with a two b.usc Coach, arriving at
Ncwbcrn same cveuings. The whole line is under
Lis own special care and supervision, and with
experienced, attentive, and Temperate drivers, he
hopes to deserve the patronage of the travelling
community. No reasonable expenditure of means
or trouble shall he spared to iusarc the comfort
an I satisfaction of the traveller.
Persons zmng North from Ncwbcrn can i each
their de-tination, at Icat one day earlier by this
than by .my other route, and the same also in rc
turning.
Seats can be secured on application to the sub.
STibcra Nowberii Or. Thomi- Wood ley's Hotel
KiuaioU, aul at Mrs Cordcu's G.-ldsboro1.
E. COLBERT-
March SO. lrtQ. 13 ly.
LAND FOU SALE.
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l.llin subscriber oilers for sale the plantation
t w!i?reou he cow live, situated on Trent
River, ts mil ?J fr;r Newlern anion the Main
Road, containing t..1'0 ncres witli a ;oo I dwelling:
r.u t all otuer necessary out houses. Any person
w;.-!.in4 to purchase will do well to call soon an J
vxamiuc for themselves.
Dec. ICth. 1S,11.
LEMUEL IIUDLER.
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i? l,,c l'rt t ..car the time to order,
In , 1 !'a-V1'"1 thcr '"l' Scu,,s- fr lhc
-"ipplv.aud n.n.ostsall t!iut.ra in wn,, T..,
TT 7TAS is Store and is constantly receiving from
Xiil P.al timbre Philadelphia aud New York, va
rious articles in his line, aul warrants them to be
of the Lest quality, and will guarantee to sell theiu
.is Ijw as sitni'-tr articles can he procured at any
Dru cstabliihtaent in tho State, aud solicits Phy
sicians, Country JlcrcLauts, Planters uud others,
that arc ia want of
Dmgy, Medicines; Paints, Oil,
Jhtc-Xtinf, tOc.
to cdl and examine his stock.
The subscriber also respectfully tcnlers Lis
thanks to his numerous friends and patrons fur the
very liberal patronage he has heretofore received,
ind hepes Ly rktutUntlon to the waats ol his custo
mers, and a desire to please, to merit aud receive a
continuance of the s.amc.
Physicians Prescriptions carefully .impounded,
aul Mc JiJuea dispensed at all hours of the night.
.- JAIES V. CAUMEU.
March L'tL,
GRAND MASTER'S OFFICE OF THE
GRAND LODGrlOl' NORTH CARO
DNA. '
BrtrnERN, April 19, 1652.
To the Masonic FrakViity in North Carolina
At the last coinnicuicatiou (f the Most Wor
hinful (ir.uul LkIo, it Jicsolvcd, that each Ma
ma in tlu JStat- Uttli resik'itaiulacuve, bo,aiul he is
Ik rdy most ..tnic:tly rec Ktoil, by the Grand Ixxle
j 'i
in Carolina, to trtJ";,u,t ih .xn as lMiahlc
to rot:itr
A. T. JtiiKi:-. "t rewlxru. C. V. 1)
IUtchincs, oi Kaleiyh, WiI-liam Swaim, of Greens
lnro',or E. Mvkks, of Sal; '"Wy, ;u may im inotit con
veniv-iit, the uai of 55, ii 'ie or le.sa, for the epeedy.
eu-ciiirtioi Joans uae. uio receipt wliereot
will le weekly amiotifice. iu the papers publLJied in
the ai'oiviiieiitiofu-d places. - '
iJrelhriii, with coulldot!'.'' of success, I appeal to
"iir uik r.uit v in ieliailo:iuis euterrii-ise, the minor
r.-mei of which has bed: fully established by the
Gran I Lode, :uid tho ;vncr;d concurrence of the
IJrethreii lhroii!;hout the Suite, AVhile enough has
alrea lv" ben tl.me tt eno-urcuje the hope of success,
anl cvLieeits iitire practi-bility, much yet remains
to be done to render this J-tfcess certain, aud t even to
prosecute unremittingly .m measures already com
nifiieed. And yet it i- cq.adeiitly beleved tha.t the
aid which you are able ti render will be amply suf-
iioent to accomplish all t au l tliat sjx;eiiily, . Up
on your action then as Mains depends the success ol
ar.eiitorpn.se which . pron&vs the richest benefits to
the cause of Masonry and f humanity in general
....iiiuoi oar lAhi'-a iui3 (ouinuutoti promptly and
nooly t this work, and Wt onlv ask your -careful cou-
sitleration of the subject, ft iviuced as we are that no
thuy more is needed to si are your cordial co-opera-tion
iaa favourable and e:fc y response to this appeaLJ
KemeuilK-r tli.it in tliis as y. every other social move-
meiit, nnrmomj is its strti.finiHd support.
I am Fraternally and U..peetfully, vours,
i A. T. JERKINS,
t Grand Master.
Editors of Newspnners;nd Perurdicals friendlv ot
ll. . Ml
me cause ni please copy the above
STEAMSHIP LINE
EETVEGN
Xcw York, JVorfclh, Petersburg and
Jiichnoid.
TV WO splendid new Steamships, built expressly
1 tor this route, are now ruunincr. Steamshn
CJTV OF RICHMOND, Z. Mitchell, Commander,
;ina teaiului.c:rikA'iCit'AuiVS.i'Vdi Kv
every Thursday from Pier 8, East River, at
A. M returning, loavc Richmond and City Point
on Friday, and Norfolk on Sturday of every week.
1 uesc vessels are thorough sea Steamers, very fast
and have splendid accommodations for passengers.
Cabin Passage ana found between riew lork and
Norfolk, S7
Cabin Passage and found between New York,
City Point and Richmond,
Cabin Passage and found between New York.
and City Point, C
Cabin Passage and found between New York,
and Norfolk, 5
Freight from New York to Richmond 6 cents
per foot.
Freight from New York to Petersburg and Nor
folk 7 cents per foot.
This is as expeditious, tho cheapest and most
pleasant route passengers can take going to New
York,
Insurance by these vessels is much lower than
by sailing vessels.
JOS1AII WILLS, Norfolk.
THOMAS BRANCH, Petersburg,
ALFRED S. LEE, Richmond,
MA1LLER & LORD, 1 0S Wall St. New York.
Now York, April astli, 1So2.
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M. F. 1 IA RRISON kis just returned from tho
wT;j Noi1.li, and is now opening at his Old Stand in
the r ire Proof UuiMing on Pollock Street, a Iarge
fc pi ended and well Selected Assortment of Fancy Dry
GimkIs &e., tic, to which he would respect full v invite
the attention of his numerous friends both in Town
and Country, and the trade generally to an examina
tion of las btock belt re niaKiuir their selections else
where. Consisting of
Cloths, mil Idling, Coar.-cand 6"upeifinc,
Excellent Irish Linen,
Jeans and Satinets, mid Cashmerets,
Thread of Sujveiior Spinning.
Geiitlemim's Cravat-s idl kinds of Hat4,
(i loves, IUoItOIis, Gauze and Laces,
Carpetings, (Straw and Ingrains,) Rarege de
Laines,
Shawls, Ca)C:s and Silver Card Coses.
Collars and Cnifs all cheap cnougli. ,
Hoots, ffhocs and Gentleman's Gaiten,
Shirts Cliemezolts and Velveiets,
An.l a splendid assortment of Wuittrs.
Cheap Calicoes, mid Cotton Hose,
To which we invite attention;
Gold linger Rings and many tilings
I'oo tedious here to mentiou.
April 20 1852.
NORTH CAROLINA
ACTUAL 1XSUBANCE COUPASIES.
LIFE ASSURANCF FIRE INSURANCE
rrillH Life Company has Lulled nearly 1 100 Poli
cies; :anl p;ud LL-t year SO jh.t cent profits Kpon
thu premiums paid in. All life members participate
in the protit".
Slaves are insured at low rates of premium.
The Fire Coin any issued 4w0 Policies; and
Las a Capital of nearly
SIX HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS!
in 1 -lids properly secured.
For the present year tlie following Gentlemen have
lceu elected
OFFICERS :
Life Com&ny. Fiac CourAxr.
Di. C. K Johnson. Pres. I J. O. W atson, Pres.
W. D. Havwud, V. Pres. J, O. R. l.ulliac, V. Tr.
Jamrs F. Jordan, Sec. Richard Smith, Trea'r.
W If. Joius, Treaurer.
lVirin l)u.-lee. Att'nv.
Dr. W H. McKee, M. Ex.
John 1L Bryan, Att'ny.
II HERSMAN,
General jlgta! for loth Ccjr.funizs.
XV SESSION.
ERINA S. MOORE hopes to resume the'du
tics of her School, on the 1st. of October, 1S52.
The auraber,of pupils in this SchqpL is limited to
forty. Payment required in advance, and no tfc-
ductions made, save for time lost by, or art thff
option oi me principal.
During the months of August and September,
applications for admission'1 can be made to, and
cards containing terms be obtained, from J. G.
Stanly Esq. at the Court House; Jacob Gooding
Esq P.AL; at the Ncwbern and Washington Hotels;
the Bookstores, and at the Drug Stores of Drs.
Disoswfty and Carmer.
Newborn, 27th July, 1S52. 29 tf.
. iNewlern Female Seminary,
v 4 Newbeun, N. C.
REY.J. M. C. RREAKER, Principal
S!fUL Sessions, of five months each
the first of March and October.
commence on
;" Expenses per Session.
Primnry English Branches,
Higher English Branches, ivith Vocal Music,
The above, with Ancient Languages,
French, . ;k . . .
Music on Piano, ,
Drawing anU Painting, each, (in classes.)
Boarding, including lights, fuel and washing,
REFERENCE".
$10,00
12,00
15,00
10,50
23,00
8,00
50,00
f Ion, Wm. H. Washington. A TJerkins, Esq.
W W Clark Esq.
Dr Wtdter Duffy.
Elijah Clark, Esq.
Dr John G. Tull,
Alexander Miller, Esq-
E R Stanly, Esq.
Dr D W Dudley.
Alex. Mitchelh,Esq.
M, A Outten, Esq.
Dr S emu el Master
SIPiBMB MED 13M11M&
laiLUHEBf
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MRS. McDONALD having now received hes
usual stock, will be glad to see her friend,
at her old stand, where she is exhibiting for sale
a large assortment of
of the latest styles and best materials, suited to
the Spring and Summer. Great care has been taken
in their selection. " '
Dresses TmaxsTxnArtii-rrrlih9v-jm na . nj, AemipJuiJ
ing done in the best style at shortSnotiop.
Newborn, March 30th, 1852 13 tf
Engineers and Machinists.
MANUFACTURE Steam Engines both ol
High and Low Pressure. Also, Circular and
Upwright Saw Mills, Grist MillsCotton and To
bacco Screws and Presses. They also make all de
scriptions of Iron Castings and Wrought Iron Work
adapted for every sort of Mechanical purpose, ha
ving probably the lnrgect Stock of Patterns in the
Country for Mill Work m all its varieties : and
are ready at all times to furnish Machinery upon
the most accomodating terms at the shortest notice
All orders for every section of the Country areexe
cutedh and forwarded wit despatch.
NElVand complete assortment of Spring
and Summer Clothing just received por Sch.
Henry C. Mead and for sale by
WILLIAM DUNN.
Newborn, April 1852.
OFFICE OF THE N. C. RAIL ROAD,
July 21st, 1S52.
NOTICE.
C1T0CKII0LDERS in the N. C. Rail Road Com-
pany are requested to road tho following reso
lution passed by the annual meeting at Raleigh on
the subject of interest.
u Resolved. That in justice to such of the fatocx-
holders of this Company as have paid their sub-
criDtions. either in money or by work, the amount
due bv such Stockholders as shall be in default
thirty days from this time, tshall be forthwith col
lected, if practicable ; and that in all cases, in
terest be riindlv exacted: Provided, however, mat
nothing in this resolution shall prevent the Hoard
nf Tlirrrnrs from thn exercise of a tironcr discre
tion in favour of persons having contracts, and who,
under previous assurances, have expected and are
prepared to pay for their stock in wort."
An instalment of 5 per cent, has been caneu ior
y the Brord of Directors falling duo tnc 1st Mon
day in September next. Payments can be made
to 'ri rector, bv an order of the Board, and the Trea
surer is not required to visit points on the line of
the road in order to collect the instalment, ine
next mcctinc: of the Board of Directors takes
place on Wednesday, the first of September next.
CYRUS P. MENDENHALL,
29 ot. Scc'y & Treasurer
DR. DUFFY'S
TONIC MIXTURE
ANTI-BILIOUS PILLS,
For the Cure of
AGUE AND FEVER,
Foriiale wholesale and retail ly
. F. S. DUFFY.
NewbernjN. C.
ICEl ICE! ICE!
THE subscriber having a good slippy ofthis
wholesome lnxary is prepared to issue tic
kets to family's and others in want of Ice and will
furnish them at any hour of tho day, and expects
to ker-r a supply for the balance of the season.
W.DUNN.
Ncwbciu, Aurjviit, Gth, 1S52: fc .
Entered woordlnsr b As of Cnnprmo. Id Cfte yew
1851, by J. 8. UOUOHTON, M. ia tha elerk'a
Office of th DistrU-t Court for th Eastern
District of rcnnsylvuiia.
Another Scientific Wonder!
GREAT CURE FOR
DYSPEPSIA!
Dr. J. 8. HOUGHTON'S
THE TRUE
DIGESTIVE FLUID,
OR. GASTRIC JUICE.
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Propared from RENNET, or the fourth STOMh
ACH OF THE OX, after directions of BARON
LIEBIG, the great Physiological Chemist, by J.
S. HOUGHTON, M. D., Philadelphia, Pa. ,
This is a truly wonderful remedy for Indijjcstiont
Dyspepsia, Jaundice, Liver Complaint, Constipation
and Debility, Curing after Nature's own method, k
by Nature's own Agent, the Gastric Juice.
RP Half a teaspoonful of Pepsin, infused in waa "
ter, will digest or dissolve, Five Pounds of Roast
Beef in about two hours, out of the stomach.
Pepsix is the chief element, or Great Digesting
Principle of the Gastric Juice the Solvent of th
Food, the Purifying, Preserving, and Stimulating
Agent of the Stomach and Intestines. It is ex-,
tracted from the Digestive Stomach of the Ox, thua .
forming an Artificial Digestive Fluid; precisely like
the natural Gastric Juice in its Chemical powers,
and furnishing a complete and perfect substitute for
it. By the aid of this preparation, tho pains and
evils of Indigestion and Dyspepsia are removed just .
as they would be by a healthy Stomach. It is.
doing wonders for Dyspeptics, curing cases of 2? .
bility, Emaciation, Nervous Decline, and; Dypeptic
Consumption, supposed to be on the t ergo of. th
grave. The Scientific Evidence upon which it ia
based, is in the highest degree curious and remark'
able.
SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE!
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..JSAiiojtXiEBicun his celebrated work on AnitnaL
analagous to the Gastric Juicc, inay'bo rAtaiiyiA-i-.
pared from the mucous membrane of the stomachy
of the Calf, in which various articles of food, as.,
meat and eggs, will be softened, ehangfd, aiut digest"
ed, just in the same manner as tkey would be in the hu-y
man stomacJi? ,. ' J.'1
Dr. Combe, in his valuablq writings, on tho ' hy-
siology of Digestion," observes that " a diminution;
of the due quantity of the Gastric Juice is a promi
nent and all-prevailing cause of Dyspepsia indl
he states that "a distinguished professor of medi,
cine in London, who was severely afflicted with, this
complaint, finding everything else to fail, had re
course to the Gastxic Juice,, obtained from the stom
achs of living animals, which proved completely sue.
cessfulP . .
Dr. Graham, author of the famous , works, or
Vegetable Diet siys: 'It. is a roc,arkable fa;i ,ia
physiology, that the stomachs, of animals, macera
ted in water, impart to the fluid ithe property ,of
dissolving various articles of food, and of effecting;
a kind of artificial digestion of them in no vnic diffc-
rent from the natural digestive process.' .......
KP" Call on the Agont, and get a Descriptive
Circular, gratis, giving a large amount of scientifici
evidence, similar to the above, together with Report
of remarkable cures, from all parts of the United
States
AS A DYSPEPSIA CURER,
Dr. Hocghtoh'b Pepsin has produced the most
marvellous effects, incuring cases of Debility, Emaci
ation Nervous Decline, and Dyspeptic Consumption
It is impossible to give tho details of cases in thfc
imits of this advertisement, but authenticated cer
tificates have been given of more than tvo hundred
remarlcable cures, in Philadelphia, New Yprk and
Boston alone. Thcso were nearly all desperate -cases,
and the cures were not only rapid and won
derful, but permanent. . . ,
It is a great Nervous Antidote, and particularly '
useful for tendency to Bilious disorder, Liver Com-. ;
plaint, Fever and Ague, or badly treated Fever U
A cue. and the evil effects of Uuinine, Mercury,
and other drug3 upon the Digcstivo Organs, after a
long sickness. Also, for excess in eating, and the
too free use of ardent spirits. It almost reconciles
Health with liitcmjxraz.ee.
Dr. Houghton's Pepsi x, is sold by nearly R 'the
dealers in fine drugs and Popular Medicinos
throughout the United States. It is prepared rn
Powder and in Fluid form and in Prescription vi
als for the use cf Physicians. .
Private Circrdars for th& Hue ot Physicians, maf
bo obtained of Dr. Houghton or his Agents, d3crir.
bing the whole process of preparation, and giving tho
authontics'upon which the claims of thisncw rcm
edy aro based. As it is not a secret remedy, no obs
jection can be raised against its use by Physician in
respectable standing and regular practice. Trice
ONE DOLLAR per bottle.
For Ealc, by J. W. CARMER, Druggbt
Wholesale and ltdail Agent
Ncwbcrn. Jan. 1st 1852. 1 1 j.
COPPERSMITH,
rBALTIEORG
WOULD inform the public of .'North CanrtiSaa
that he still continues to manul&clar
TURPENTINE STILLS, such as he caa recom
mend, and such as hare been highly aiprted bf
the Distillers throughout all the Turpentbre Dis
tricts, for which he has Durocnms flattering certifi
cates, both from North Carolina and Florida..
He slso keeps, Force Puiops, Lead Pipe, W?
Wire for Rosin Strainera, Dippers Gloe KpUk(
ond every article ued in Distilling TitfJiiinc.
OitfehsprompUjdlsrcacJ an4 mCYrokjBaa.
shin cuarantced.
I March $ffijlS52. iQtf.
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