ocr: At his residence in Pitt county, on Sunday last, after a lingering illness of consumption, aged about 50 years, Richard Henry Lewis, Esq., formerly of this county. In Norfolk, on Saturday, 10th inst., aged about 40 years, Mr. Wright Barnes. He had been afflicted with a cancer just below the knee for several years, aud had gonv to Norfolk in hopes of getting relief, but in vain. He left a family to mourn his loss.


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ocr: Negroes for Sale. g. THE subscribers, residing nearjn's mill, Nash county, will sell Two Likely Nrgro Boys, One about fourteen and the other about seventeen years of age, And a Yellow Girl, Strictly No. 1, an excclleut cook, wash er and ironer, and a tolerable good seamstress, about seventeen years of age. If not sold privately before, they wi'l be sold in Tarboro', ou Tuesday of February Court next. H A. Taylor, B. D Mann. BattleboroN January 16th, 1837 FOU SA LE. Baked Bitters, '; V, Oxygenated Bitters, &c 4c. Gee: Btnturi.

place_of_publication: Tarboro', Edgecombe Co., (N.C.)

publisher: Geo. Howard, Jr.


ocr: Male Academy, Nash County, N C. THE first session of this Institution wil open on Monday, the Pith day of January, 1857, under the superinten dence or the rrnstces and a competent teacher. Its healthy location, 0 miles from the Wilmington and Weldon Rail Road, 8 from Ililliardston, and 10 from Rocky Mount, and its exemption from temptations to extravagance, and re moteness from any towu or village, cer tainly.cDtitle Union Hill Academy to a place among tke first preparatory Schoolsv Bcard may bo obtained iu good families for $7,50 per month. Tui tion, according to studies, from , 10 to 315, per session of 21 weeks. No de duction "will be made except in cases of protracted sickness. Ltttcrs of inquiry should bedirected to Battlcboro, Edgecomba county, N. C, to the Trustees, or to ., D. A. T. Ricks, Secy. Nov. 4, 1856.. JalO Turner's North Carolina Almanac for 1 857, For sale by Gc?: tfoward.


ocr: Dr. A. H. Maaiair, INFQRMS his friends -and the pub. lie," that he has returned home and re sumed . . ' " The Practice of Medicine. . All persons indebted to him arorcquej ted to come forward itnmediatety and close their accounts by cash -or note, cr they will be put in traia for collection. TMrbora', March Qt 1 857


ocr: J. M. Edwards, BEING desirous to wind up his bu siness in Tarboro', earnestly reniosfis nil those iadebted-to him, cither indivl,,. ally or on partnership transactions, to call as speedily as practicable and settle their indebtedness, Tarbor 37 April 9, 1857, r:


ocr: Indian Vegetable Pith, FOR the speed f, safe, and eflectua cur of all diseases brought on by billiousncss, impurity of the blood, and general derange ment of the system it is a widely, well known fact, that Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills are the great Panacea The 1 others people particularly, arc indebted to i inven tor and manufacturer of this popular family medicine in the cure of Fevers and colds, so common in the South, For sale by w Geo. Howard.


ocr: Dissolution THE Firm of Grimmer t& ' Edwards was dissolved on the 30 th of? August." The business will be settled'by "either of us, . who will sign the namo of the Firm in liquidation. IV. A. Grimmer J. M. Edwards. Sept,- 1st, 1850.


ocr: In this county, on Wednesday by Rev. T. R. Owen, Mr. William Gray to Miss William Ann daughter of William Pender, dee'd.


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ocr: (i. ... Tarboro': Edgecombe County, (I. iBi .. ' ' 'V Drug Store. Ge.(V.H0WARP, JtkUtor&, Proprietor --h'... JtRJVlS- PtR .ANNUM. . U paid wjthui two months, otiwitwi iU ,-s,j4 ... t , j? ,it RATES OF ADVERTISING i One iqnai-iiijirst insertion, vyf,rWi Insertion after 'wards, 0 25 Cards, a ear, - " - 5 00 Court Orders "arid 'Judieiatadccrtlse- 52 00 2 50 1 00 "Si ments o per cent.' hiahcr. early advertisements by contract. New Flour. ; A PlfT'PLT'of "atrgi-ades in add out of y(yj)0U, and of. first rate quality, i n ibis anil half bbls '" " hn ft l-J sycamore st. Wm. FJ. Will aril, Commission. Merchant.' j WASHINGTON, N d., ; , GIVES liis attention to receiving and for warding . Merchandize, and produce, and is prepared to make liberal CASH ADVANCES on all articles consigned to him for sale, or shipment to his friends in Baltimore, New York and Boston. ' ' Oct. 21. - - ' ... j. . , - I. Plows and Castings. 100.0 of Jolin Mayhef & Go's No. GO 10 and 10 Plows, : lir0061bsMitto Points," - --- -- For sale by . -V )V 7: liVfart.... Oct. 20. New Ui- TllE subscriber Las just opened a now Drug Stores fii Tarboro', And will continue adding to bis stock until be gets it 'complete. Among the articles flow offered will bd foilnd- '.I Blue Mass, Calomel, Quinine C.) Saturday, ..-.. . . V , House, Sign, Jaii'y 10, 1857. Whole No. 258; ' . . ' t , . - ...... ..j AND B. D. FORD, Bagging, aid Mope "WE.arc jiow receiving our fall sop ply Bugging asd Rope, which we offer for sale .on- favorable terms in quantities-to suit. . . ' . Ar. M.Martiix, Pre. ; Co. "' 129 Sycamore st. Petersburg, Va. . xiiano. Hi WE ar3e1ff(Jtt5 furnish No. 1 Peruvian Guano in good strong bags aud fine order., M- Martin Bro. ti Co. " 129 Sycamore st. Petersburg, Ya. , Godsboro N. C, Tcinb Stone dealer. May, '54. CAIATIN;n DIBBLE, ; j uc Late of Wilmington, N. C. JONATHAN B. BUNCE, , itt Late of Kin&ton., NC. Dibble & -Buncei ' Commission! Merchant 's, In Cotton', Flour, Grain, Naval Stores J and Southern Produce generally, "I .1 4 ; ' ;-. I, . , No. ISO Front Street. i. - ' 4 Kptvi vftRir.i .i. We Vill pny the Forwarding charges on ' Cotton ih Washington. REFERENCES, ITon.WM. A. Graham, Hillsboro', N.C. Hon. John M. Moreiiead, Greensbo ro', N. C. -II. L. MyroveR, Esq., Fayctteville, n. c : ' ': " John D. "Williams, Esq., Prcst. Bank of Clarendon. JI. STEVEjssoNy-.Esq.,- Casbr. Bant of Washinltcm.4 ; Til! HGOKASiD'S-' ' German -Bitters. TPwnfnW' from is:n n vnni.Tvv CtrUjicale nf Dr. .W. SMITH, of Fine JIM, Hichmoiul County, N. C Pink Hill. March 4th, 1854. Dr. O. M. Jackson, I'Uiladctyhia-DQnv ir I have been a subject of Dyspepsia, in its worst form, for the last five years. Such was my condition for twelve Bionths that tlic physicians and all. who saw me said I must die. While in this condition I was carried to the watering places in' Virginia, Tennessee and North Carolina, but'was not ''iioiittedbyiauywater to which was ta kL'ii. WS4li'ir m'y. way home I stopped at liutherfordfon, a sm;li village inNorthCa .ralin;C,?to iry;tjiceffct of iojnVGhnlybeate water in that place.1 About tlftf last of the vek I went into ' a drug store to, get some medicine fur my ehild jvnd myself. There . were several of the village physicians in the store, and one of them seemed to take some interest in my case, and, after asking me some questions, said he had been a dyspey e uc, and had been greatly benefitted by the mcof- l)r. HooftaVs 'German liitters," Tparcd by you, and ho insisted that' I J Woull try the Bitters. Ire, also, called the next day at my room aud , insisted so much "di it I would try them that I. asked him to e't me one bottle. He did.it, aud I com- lueacnd B lack. Drop j lodincj Strychuiaj Creosote, Lactate of Iron, Carb. Ascetic Acid, Benzoic j iSitric . - ,, ' Uxallio Peruvian Bark, Bay berry ,, Ca n el! a - Mazerian Guiu Aloes, ,, Ammoniacum ,, Arabic ,, pulv. ,, Camphor ,, Myrrh ,, Opium Shellac Oil Anise ,, Black Topper ,, Cinnamon CJve Ergot Lavender Olive Origani Peppermint Sassafras Wormseed Extract Bark ,, Sabiua j ,, Valerian ' Arrow Hoot . Bluod v. oic.ncum t Columbb Krameria ,, j Licorice ; Pink ,, ; Savsa pr. filler ,, : Snake Squills , . . Valerian ,, j Merouri.-. Clat. . . , (..MituarHies ,, The Proprietor, in calling the attention Turnor's (-or.lte ,, of th public to this preparation, does so nsb;1I,',r5 Msiie'si Willi U HJCllii JL i-iiu uiuiu.;i uii'iciiw in -i j j is virtues and adaptation to the diseases .n.)0U viirate It is no new and untried article,' but one Fowlur.B solutioa that has stood the tiest of a lea years' trial n , before the American people, and its reputa- cetlte torphia tion and sale is unrivalled by any similar c ,ps iin (Jo'iaiva preparations extant. The testimony in its g0,jp,, favor given by the most prominent and well u1 - known rnysicians ana .m.iviauais, in aa parts of the cou!it"y is immense. The fol lowing from your own State is respectfully submitted, referring any who may still doubt, to my "M cinorabilm," or Practical Receipt Book, for Farmers and Families, to be had gratis, of all the Agents for the Ger man Bitters. For sale by Geo. Howard DOCTGJ? HOOFLAND'S CELEBRATED .(German Sitters, PREPARED BT D3. C. M. JACKSON, Fhilad'a., Ta.. WILL ECraCTU ALLY CURE LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, JAUNDICE, Chronic or Nervous Debility, biseu&e of the Kidneys, and all diseases arising frvni rt dia ordered Liver or Stomach. Such as . Inward ' Tiles, Fulness, ; or Blood" to the Head, Acidity of the Stomach, Nausea, Heart burn, Disgust for food, Full ness of weight in the Stomach, Sour Eructations, Sinking or Fluttering at the Pit of the Stom ach, Swimming of the Head. Hur ried and difficult breathing, Flutter "icgat the Heart, Choking or Sunoc.ting Sensations when in a lying Posture, Dimness of Vision, Dots of Webs before the Sight, Fever aud dull Pain in the Head, Defi ciency of Perspiration, Yellowness of the Skin and Eyes, Pain in the Side, Back, Chest, Limbs, &c. Sudden Flushes of. IT eat burn in the Flesh, Constant Ima ginings of Evil, and great depression ; of 'Spirits,. CiUitharides Salts Tartar ,, Epsjm R'ecaello May 1, 1S5. Anise Seed Fennel. ,, Sulph. Copper a Ether Iron ' Morphia ; a Potassa , Zinc Flour Sulphur Precip. Cux's Hive Syrup Ipectro ft iron Rhubarb Squills Essence Mustard , , Lemon ' Peppermint Laudanum Po.regiu-i B item. m's Drops British Oil Harlem ,, Pepp trine , Bay Water AViue Ergjt Alcohol Burning Fluid Lamp Wick OaStoi- Oil Cream -Tartar Alum ' Borax Copal Varnish Black Leather ,, Pearl sago Sal Era t us Yeast powder Tooth ,, paste Hair Brushes ,, combs White Wax Flea banc Blue stone Camel's hair pencils "Wafers Red Juk. Nutmegs Mace Cloves Soidlita powders Soda Seltzer Aperient Cochineal Litharge Bed Lead Bule Armenian Chase's Trusses Physicians Cases Spatulas Lancets C.theters Spec alums Breast PumpS Syringes Vials, Cork3, &c. Geo Ilnward. The Subscribe INFOILMS the citizens of Edge combe and adjaeent counties, that be is prepared to execute the above descrip tion of Painting, In all I he various Branches. References can be given to persons for whom I have done work fn this vi cinity, in the above branches, as to capability and punctuality. Persons Will perhaps do well to 'call on me be fore making contracts elsewhere. W in. A. Bassett. Tarboro, Julv 25, 1855. Geo Howard, Jr. ATTORNEY AT LAW,' Having I oca led at fVilson, N. C. WILL regularly attend the Courts of I itt, Greene, Wayne and Edgecombe counties. Office next door to Gay's Hotel. June, 1851. Foil Tpnlr ail lltlUlv JLOUU. IVciv Gooils, rV'cn-Cioods,- JrcddeJl & Hart,: HAVE received their Full and Win ter Stock of Foreign and American Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, the aiost magniGcont and commanding they have ever offered. In Dress Goods, . " Plain Merinoc plain, printed, striped and ombre shaded Cashmeres and Mus lin DeLaines, all wool silk and wool Plaids black and colored. Silks, P6r THE Co-partnership1 heretofore ex isting under the style of Oherry it- Co , is this day dissolved by mutual consent. The firm will bo continued under the name and .style of O berry & )ro. Thnmas. Oherrt, Gran Q! rrij. Tarboro, Si-pt. 10, LS5!3. N B.t The undersigned, thankful for past favors fiom their friends, will oive notice to them that they still carry on their business at the same place. We keep going all the time a steam Mill For the purpose of grinding corn. We also carry, on the waggon, cart, aud whf el m iking business. We will also 13 i make blinds and window sash at the Mill. We also still carry on our House Jiuildini business. Our fiimds or the public who desire work in cur line, will oblige us bv riv ing us a call. Otter rj t0 Co. Tarboro', Sept. 1G, 185G. S1 3 Mustang Liniment. II h e u m a t is m Cured I ) t Mora anion, N. C, June oOth, lbo". 1; 4i vulsiai4 ATT 0B HEY A7 LAW, TAKIJOHO', N. C. NEW AND FIXE Winter Goods, OF THE Newest styles and patterns of ; French, English and German 'manufacture," WHICH will be made up in the la test f ishion, on reasonable terms, and Us, Ginghams, Calicoesj&c. shortest notice. , Wrappings, Gentlemen s Furnishing Goods, From a shirt Collar downwards, and a choice Lot of Heady Made Clothing, which shall be warranted. r Jas. Mehegan. Tarboro', Sept, 16. YVillard & Curtis, Co m m iss io n A f e rch a n t y, And Wholesale Dealers in ft roc tries ami Provisions, No. 10 North Water Street, WILMINGTON, N. C. James -A. Willard. Henry M. Curtis. HUMAN, WADE & CHARLTON. (Successors to Wills & Pitt man,) GENERAL PRODUCE ros25S2;iSsim .lie rch a sits, Petersburg, Va. i ake PittMAN, " Late of the Firm of ,lA3!is Wape, I Wills & Pittmau. T. J. (. Hahlton, ) late of Montgome ry Co , Va. r'GCcrics. THE subscribers oifer for sale the fol- brwing : Porto Rico, St. Croix aud refined Coffee Sugars, Iti , L igni) a and J.-sva Cou??, Bl.itk and Green Teas, Porto Ilico M daises, O.-wego and Excelsior Starch, S ilt coarse and line in large and small bags Genesee Family Flour, Goshen Gutter Orange County Cheese. All of which will be sold ouaccoin modating terms. ' "A T. nd-is ifc Bowditeh. Nov loth, 13.m. Joy to the Invalid. Head This. rn Dr. A G. Brags & Co.: Dt Spencer's lregelable Pills ARE the cheapest and most approved family medicines ever offered to the public. They are extremely mild in tlw-ir operation, neither causing sickness of the stomach, ttor any unpleasant sensation in the system, as 1 is too frequently the case with medicine ' given to act upon the bowels hence multi x K 1.. I, ,. ...... Ul 1 .,!. il. Gentleman I lU(lt3 ")U mivu uteu uunuic iu i.ttvo utuur WHO would refuse io cive 75 cents to be ' cured of the chill aud lover, or ague and fe-. ver and you cau positively be cured by usin Dr. It all's unrivalled Ajue and Fever Pills. They cure the first day. One trial will convince any one of their efficacy. f'Y.r sale by Geo. Hotrnrd: IS there any citizen of Edgecombe who is suffering with a cough, cold, asthma, spitting of blood, pain in the chest, or any pulmonary disease if so, you can be cured by the use of Dr. Sirong,i Pectoral Stomach Pills. They are entirely vegetable, and on ly 2-3 cents per box. Try them. For sale by Ceo Iloteard. WlLuMINGTON Marble Works, Wilmington, N. C. W. G. MILL1GAN, Proprietor, Respectfully informs the Public that he is prepared to make and put up to order Marble Monuments of all sites, Tombs Head Stones, Furni ture Tops, Alan t ies, Iharths, c, Of the best quality of American or Italian Marble, not to bo surpassed in tyle or workmanship, and as clreap as A full assortment of Ladies Cloaks, Mantillas, Shawls, &c., embracing all the. latest styles and novelties of the season. In Embroideries, French and Irish Embroidered Collars and Sleeves Handkfs, Flouncings, Maltese Valenciennes and English Thread Laces cambric and Swiss In sertings, Edgings, &c &e. In Staples, Black Cloths and Cassimeres 'Twerfg, Satinets, Linseys, Kerseys, bed and ne gro Blankets: red, white and Canton Flannels colored and printed ditto for children brown' and bleached Sheet ings aud Shirtings of every width and quality Damasks, Diapers, Towelling, Linen of the best makers, Linen Cam bric and Lawn Handkfs a full assort ment of housekeeping articles. 1 Ready made Clothing, " Men's and women's, misses and chil dren's Boots and Shoes in every 'varie ty Hats Caps, Hardware, Farming Implemer ts,Bagging, Rope, and Twine China, glass and crockery ware Groceries, fyc. fyc. With every other article to be found itt similar establishments all of which will be sold at very low prices. Buyers are invited to examine before making their purchases. WED DELL 11 ART. Tarboro', 19th Sept. ISod. IT. m. IVInrtiii, ISro. 4: Co., Grocers $ Commission Merchants, PETERSBURG, YA. m .1 J1. WarliH9 Sou & Co Commission Merchants, RICHMOND. VA. ' N. M. MARTIN, Sr. W. K. MARTIN, II.L.rLUMMER,Jr. R. A. If A&TIN, R. TANNAHILL, N.M.MARTIN, Jr. JSStrict personal attention given to the sale of Produce. Orders for Goods promptly filled. REFERENCE, .. R. R Bridoers, Eq , Preaidlett, Br. Bank, Tarboro', N. C. Messrs. Weddell & IIa&t, Tarboro', can'be procured from any establishment j Dr. J. J. Philips, Edgecowb Conty, From Hon. John II. T. jn'Otiic, Mayor of the City of Baltimore. Mayor's Offu k, Baltimokk, August 2'rd, 1852. I take grertt pleasure in stating tlurt I li . .... i.:rt..p,rt.K..".rt . . ....... x , . i .i . iu i fe4 it my duty not only to you, but to those Iuus 01 piM'5""1""1 mu..iCf un amount nave exaininea uie names 01 vuose who of my fellow beings who arc afflicted as t of their nauseating effects, use these pills have signed certificates respecting have been, to addmy testimony in fvor of without the slightest Unagreeable feelings. f(m eg'tablC Tiiltlttre. j. ' - ?r i.i:Ifvft.Aitt;M.1 All that is asked of those who have never i ' 0 the wonderful effects of jour Mexican Mas- to ; And flmong thcm j recognize gentlemen of ng Liniment. r,p.oinber ,t 1 cure one box, and the Proprietor word for the first respectability, viz r-Jos, K, Sta I was severely attacked m December las ( pletos, V. A. Sciiaeffer, C. Duxa. and wUh lullammatory eumat sm - ; 7 e J ye othcrs. l aUo cheerfully testify to the form suffering night and day with exciu- I c- v.1..;.!,i 0 . i,;, stndinff of the house of MetSn. Mori frti, etaoie l'liiscan oe uuluiuvu-. , "-o 1,1 VUKj x- lT,,irL,;iii- who fur the Dast 10 veai-s Price 2'y cents per box. I " " '. , .. , , have enjoyea the entire conUdence aud es- m t . , .1 . . .1 . 1 ! teein OOlll OI our ineituunis uiju cjiiiciio of the kind in the country North or South. Iroh Hailing .k 50 different styles for enclosing family lots, from 75 cts. to $10' per Toot, fur nished aud put up to order. N. B. Orders from all parts o.f the Country, accompanied by the cash of satisfactory .reference) will receive prompt attention, aud all articles war- j C. F. Fisher, Esq., Cashier, ''Br. Ex. Bank, Petersburg, Va. s -i James Weddell, Esq., Petersburg. R. E. Macnair, Esq., Tarboro', N. C. Itoofland's German Bi 'Iters. Certificate of WM. J. AT WOOD. Hunts ville, Yadkin Co., N. C. Not. 1st, 1854. Dr. C. M. Jacksorf-Dcar Sir Allow ni6 ciating pain for six months being whole time entirely unable to walk, or even step: My right leg was contracted aud drawn up that M could not put it to the ground, and nvy left arm was as badly con tracted. During the whole , time, I was at tended by two of the most skilful Physicians in the place But they Vene unable to afford me any relief, and they finally s gave me up, pronounced mo . insurable, and said I must diel " charge made. Wilmington, N. C, October, 1855. Jilso,Dr liulVs Vegetable Fever' generally; JNO and iflgiie and Jlnti-Fever AMONG all the advertised remedies of tha day for Ague and Fever, or Chill and Fever, none seem to meet with such rapidity of sale, Sold by 11. T. JEROME Geo. Hoicard: Civil Practice OJ North Carolina, 1 Vol. 8 to. p. 4 CO. Pi ice rtduud to $3. Land for Sale. to exnress to vou mv sincere thanks for voni ranted to be as recommended, or ; discovery of a medicine, whith,, to my the least of it, has effected a cure, that all oth er medicines, that 1 have taken, have en- tirely failed to do. Hoofland'a German Bitters' have cured me of the most iltibboi it and aggravated case of the Piles that, per haps, ever fell to the lot of man. My case in not a stranger to this community, as I am 1000 ACRES of good Swamp Land, well known in this and the surtounding in the lower part of Beaufort Co., on counties, and can truly say that my recore the south' side of Pamplico River, and j ry has astounded all my friends and rela tions, as I had tried every thing recommend ed. and nothing did .me any good until I was prevailed upon upon to try the Bitters. near South Creek. For particulars apply to W.H. Willard.


ocr: WTf EE. THE Copartnership heretofore exist between Palamountain & Stewart is this day dissolved by mutual consent. business of the Firm will be settled hv T. J. Stewart. Palamountain & Stewart. , Tarboro, Nov. 1, 1856;


ocr: JUST RECEIVED, a great yiriety Havana Cigars, of the very best qua Principe, Regalia, Cazadores, lnovacion, &c. fnr sale, by Geo. Howard, Tarboro.


ocr: SSMSut'S Indian Vegetable PMj, FOR the snccdv. safe, and ofTcctna all diseases brought on by billiousness, of the blood, and general den range- nf rln o..,.t : : ' !.ll n "V"VV4 "" .tcm 13 51 wiueiy, fact, that Wright's Indian Vegetable are the great Panacea. The Southern particularly, arc indebted to the inven and manufacturer of this popular family in the cure of Fevers and colds, so in the South. For sale by Geo: Hotoard.


ocr: j ; ! Family Medicines. se , Dr' Kccl?r S Sarsaparilla Panacea, Cough Syrup, Cordial Carminative, Rheumatic Lotion, Vermifuge Syrup, Liver nmi Sanative Pills, Tonic Mixture. . The above articles are of undoubted efficacy, palateablc and -economical be - cause the dose is small-will doIl that ,i : j c i i ii i is r.ljiiniprl T.-r Hiam o r-, ,1 .1...,. X , (eO. llOWard. confidence. ' , 4 j


ocr: j j Lumber for Sale. THE subscriber offers for sals, at the Mill located on John A. Vines's land, first quality Lumber at $1,50 per hundred feet second quality, $1,25 per hundred third quality, $1,00 per hundred Roul edge-, 60 Cents per hundred. I have a Wagon and Team, Any person that wants Lumber hauld, Can get it by applying to me for 5 Cents per mile ort the hundred feet. ' All person . who buy Lumber at the Mill, are requested, i to make returns to me at tke end of the yea, ; as I shall want to know how much has beea sold. JOHN HEARN. April 28, 1857


ocr: Bargains! Bargains! For Bargains in cheap DeLaines, For bargains in all wool do For bargains in side-striped Robes, For bargains in Plaids, For bargains in fancy- silks, Fr birgains in Irish Linens, For bargains in linen cambric Hhdkfs, For bargains in brown & blea'd Shirting jFor bargains in heavy do do do For bargains in Embroideries For bargains in D'Joiovilla Cravats, For bargaiu.3- in all Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Call at Hugh Mitcn air's Cheap Cash Store. Trrboro, Dec. 3, 18")7.


ocr: In this county, on M mday last, Mr . Patrick McDowell, ago i ab-mt 55 yrars. Also, on Sunday, 15th inst., a liugcring illness of consumption, aged 41 year?, Mrs. Eliza Powell, wife Mr. Jesse H. Powell.


ocr: John H. Carlisle, Manufacturer of NxrtkCarQliiia. ALL Gins warranted to pfre entire sitisf action, or no py will bet required, llingwood Halifax. counXy; N. Qj o , , Mcjevences Jesso y.. Powell,. Joshua' L. Lawrence, Edecombo Count?.- ' g V : S. W. Branch, T. P. iVIatthews, Hali fax County. " ' ' W lliam Ilunf, Nah coShfy";1 ' February 24. 1857. ' " "- . it-- COTTON GINS


ocr: Jfcottee JUST RECEIVED, a great rariety of Havana Cigara, of the very best qua lities Principe, Regalia, Cazadores, Panetelas. luovacion, &c. for sale, by . ?. Howard, Tarboro'.


ocr: Heligio us Notice- 3rAs:the question .is asked if Elder 'Ibom-peoa will North Carolina this full, we are there fore requested to state, that a le&tcs been. received by J. C. Knight, Georgia, dated 12th Sept., stating Elders Wilson and G. W. intend to visit North Carolina in to be at Kehukee and Contcntnea As sockineos,. and probably some oth ers -and mav be exoected at Creek m. h. on Tuesday after the Sunday in October; and at Meadow, Wednesday, the 7th. E3l


ocr: Land for Sala THE Subscr'Jbciroffcrs for sale a tract o land lying five miles wstf of HilliarJaton, known as u Pig Basket." 3hc said tract contains about (17DO) aeventeen Hundred acres, most of which is in the original crowth. Credit will be giv en, if desired. " For furlher particulars, ap ulv to E- B. Hilliard, Esqr., Hilliardston or to myself at ltaleigh. David U in ton. Sep 20th, 185G.


ocr: . ..-!. ... -' ,. V"J. " . ;" - '. ' Vr. -" " -' ' - ' - i 4 it i f 1111111 C 4M Kadlvatf s ilently Remedies NOS. 1, "ARK so prepared as to harmonize and.act in unison with each other. Taken separate ly or together, they will instantly stop pain, speedily remove disease, and quickly cure its cause. -No pain can exist, or disease af flict the system while under their influence. No. 1 Railway's Ready Relief is the first and only remedy ever recorded in tho medi cal history of the world, that has stopped the most violent pains in a few seconds!! It will stop the most severe pains in five inihutcs or less, and will cure the most obstinate and painful Rheumatic, Nervous, Neuralgic and Bilious complaints in a few hours. No. 2. Railway's Renovating Resolvent, for the quick cure of all chronic and scrofulous diseases. It is powerful, searching . and pleasant; it cleanses and .purifies the blood from all scrofulous diseases; it resolves away from the bones .and muscles all diseased de posits; it electrifies the fluids and solids with health uad strength the patient will expe rience its powerful, soothing, beneficial ef fects in a few hours after taking it. ft&ttway' medicated Soap the superior ef ficacy of this highly medicated compound over all other cosmetics for purifying the skin and curing salt rheum, ring worm, rash, tetter, chapt flesh, and imparting to the complexion that roseate tint which na ture intended it should wear, is acknowledg ed, to stand beyond the reach of rival. Ilad way's Soap is purely balsamic in its proper ties, it cleanses, heals, purifies and -imparts beauty to the complexion of all who use it. For sale by Geo. Howard, Tarboro Civil Practice Of North Carolina, 1 Vol. 8 vo. pp. 400. Price reduced lo $3. With Wiley's & Eaton's Forms, Cant well's Justice, and this vol. showing the Actual Practice in Court, the mere Citizen, the Functionary, or the Lawyer, have easy access to Business Forms and Ceremonies For sale by II. D. TURNER, Raleigh, Principal t)epot. Postage 31 cents. B. D. FORD, Goldsboro',.N. C Tomb Stono dealer. May, '54. Notice Notice. 1 ITAVE just received a fresli supply of Dr. Strong's Compound Sanative nils, which are so well known for their curative prop erties in all bilious complaints, affections of the liver, sick headache, dyspepsia, &c. and useful in all cases where a cathartic or aperient medicine is needed. These pills are very popular and justly so. Price 25 cents per box. G-co-. Howard. Mexican Mustang Liniment Crstor Oil, by the gallon, and in quart, pint and half pint bottles, Olive Oil, in quart, pint and half pint bot's, Balm of a Thousand Flowers, Aycr's cathartic Pills, Tarrant's compound extract "of Ctflccbs and Copaiba, Holloway's Ointment and Pills, Baker's Bitters, ITubbard's Bitters, Hoofland's Bitters, Stough'ton's Bitters, ; Moffat's Bitters,. Health Bitters, Oxygenated Bitters, &c! &c. For sale by Geo. Howard Gracfcnbcrg Medicines. Vegetable Pills, Eye Lotion, Green Moun tain Ointment, Dysentery Syrup , Sarsapa rilla Compound, Children's Panacea, Con sumptive's Balm, Health Bitters, Marshall's Uterine Catholicon, &c. Geo. Howard, Tarboro'. Hamptons Vegetable Tincture, Hunt it vp if you have lost it the great est of all possessions We mean your hcal-h! The best tonic in Dyspepsia and Debility, especially in females, is iiampton's vegetable tincture. Daughter and Grandson cured! Success of Iiampton's Tincture ! From the Louisville Courier. , Dr. J. Hampton publishes in our adverti sing columns this morning a strong (Certifi cate from Hon. W. P. Thomasson, of the ef ficacy of his medicines. A CARD. Louisvilly, Ky., Feb. 11th, 1857. Dr. Jesse Hampton :It gives me much pleasure to advise' you of another rcmarka be cure effected by your medicines. My dau ghter sprained her ankle alighting from the carriage by stepping on a'rplling stone. ; Medical aid was called in the injury how ever, became worse, until she was prostra ted. She could not' walk for weeks. In this condition jou were applied to, and in a few days after using your medicines her general health was restored, aud "her ankle ; acquired such strength as to enable ker to pursue her usual avocations, and her health; since is good. Nor should the case of my grandson pass without notice. He had the scab sore-head and swelling under the skin on the back part of the head and neck, and by following your prescription, I am happy to say he ha3 whol ly recoTered from both maladies. Your friend, W. P Thompson. JGgy-isold in Tarboro' by Geo Howard ond.Mortimer k Mowbray, Balto. GREAT CURE OF RHEUMATISM. The Editors of the Richmond Republican, f Dec. 24, 1852", say that Carter's Spanish Mixture is no quack medicine. They had a man in their press room who was afflicted with yiolent .Mercurial Rheu matism, who -was continually complaining of misery in hi3 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 as above, they bear testimony to its wonderful good effects, and say their onlyregret is, that all suffering with diseases of the blood wre not aware of of the. existence of such a medicine. They cheerfully recommend it.. See their certificate, and notice in full aroi ad the bottle, For sale by Geo. Howard jf ov Sale nurning Fluid Camphene Lamp Oil, Glass Lamps, for Burning Fluid and Oil, Lamp Wick, do do Kxtwicts of Vanilla, Lemon, &c. Lubin's Extracts Musk Cologne, Phalon's hair dye and hair invigorator, Harrison's Columbian hair dye, Hose Water Bay Rum Hartshornc, White Chalk Prepared Chalk, lamaica Ginger, Essence, root and pulv'd, Tartar Emetic corrosive sublimate, lied Precipitate Gum Copal Turmeric, i .lack Cohosh Cascarilla Indian Vegetable Pils, FOR the speed p, safe, and effectual cure of all diseases brought on bv billiousncss. impurity of tho blood, and general derange ment of the system it is a widely, well Known fact, that Wright's Indian Vegetable Fills are the great Panacea. The Southern people particularly, are indebted to the inven tor and manufacturer of this popular family medicine in the cure of Fevers and colds, so common in the South. For sale bv Geo. Howard, MEXICAN 3&tt0tans atuCmcnt. Every day new evidences of the value of this popular medicine rcaehes the ears of the public. A friend of the Editor's, a contrac tor on the Pacific Rail Road, told him the other day that he would not be without it on his section on any account, whatever. He finds constant use for it among his hands The great value of this article has induced tnany .worthless imitations under different, but similar names; but the persons who once use Bragg & Co.'s Liniment will not be de ceived by any vile and rascally cheat who would palm off a spurious preparation on them. Liberty, Virginia, June oblh, 18o3. Messrs. A. G. Bragg & Co.: Having used the Mexican Mustang Liniment in my family in several severe cases of hard lumps and swellings, Fcheerfully give my certifi cate to its excellent effects. . My daughter had a hard lump as large as a hen's egg on her wrist for a year or more. I told lucr to rub the Liniment on it as di rected, and in a few weeks, by its constant application,it was entirely removed without producing pain or soreness. I have also used the Liniment for Scrofu lous tumors or Swellings in the throat, of long standing, on two of my servants, and it removed them both in a short time. I con sider them all remarkable cures, as they had been treated unsuccessfully by physicians, and I can safely, recommend the Mexican Mustang Liniment as the best article I ever used. Jesse T. Hopkins. Proprietor of Hopkins' Hotel. PRICES. The Liniment is put up in three sizes, and retails for 25 cents, 50 cents, and $1 per bottle. The 50 cent size con tains 3 times as much as the 25 cent size, and the $1 size has 3 times as much as the 50 cent size. The larsrc sizes beins much cheaper. For sale by Geo. Howard. Store New Drug . sSB9e- : THE subscriber has just opened a new Drug Store fit Tarboro!) And will continuo adding to his stock until he gets it complete. Among the articles now offered will be fouud Anise Seed Fennel ii u f 9 Blue Mass, Calomel, Quinine . . Black Drop, Iodine, Strychnia, Creosote, Lactate of Iron, Carb. ii Ascetic Acid, Benzoic ,, Nitric ,, Oxallic ,, Peruvian Bark, Bayberry Canella Mazerian , , Gum Aloes, Ammoniacum Arabic pulv. Camphor Myrrh Opium Shellac Oil Anise ,, Black Pepper ,, Cinnamon Cloves ,, Ergot ,, Lavender ,, Olive ,, Origani ,, Peppermint Sassafras Wormsecd Extract Bark . ,, Sabina ,, Valerian Arrow Root Blood Colchicum ,, Columbo Krameria Licorice Pink Sarsaparilla ,, Sn-ake Squills , Valerian ,, Mercurial Oint. Cantharides ,, Turner's Cerate Husband's Magnesia Calcined Carbon. Citrate Fowler's solution Donavan's ,, Acetate Morphia Balsam Copaiva Soldified ,, Capsules Cantharides Salts Tartar ,, Epsom ,, Rochclle May 1, 1855. Sulph. Copper Ether ii ii i ii Iron ,, Morphia ,, Potassa ,, Zinc Flour Sulphur Precip. ,, Cox's Hive Syrup Ipecac Iron Rhubarb ,, Squills ,t Essence Mustard ,, Lemon Peppermint Laudanum Paregoric Bateman's Dropa, British Oil Harlem ,, Pepperino Bay Water Wine Ergot Alcohol Burning Fluid Lamp Wick Castor Oil Cream Tartar Alum Borax Copal Varnish BlaCk Leather ,, Pearl sag Sal Eratus Yeast powder Tooth ,, past Hair Brushes ,, combs -White Wax 9 Flea banc Blue stone Camel's hairpencils Wafers Red Ink Nutmegs Mace Cloves Seidlitz powders Sod Seltzer Aperient Cochineal Litharge Red Lead Bole Armenian Chase's Trusses Physician's Cases Spatulas Lancets Catheters Spcculuras Breast Pumps Syringes Vials, Corks, &c. Geo Howard. Remember I still keep Dr. Spencer's Vegttablt Pills, which stand pre-eminent as an anti-bilious family medicine. Price 25 cents. Geo. Howard. From Hon. John H. Jerome Mayor Dr. Spencer's Vegetable Pilh ALL the cheapest and most approved family medicines ever offered to the public. They are extremely mild in their operation, neither causing sickness of the stomach, nor any unpleasant sensation in . the system, as is too frequently the case with medicines given to act upon the bowels; hence multi tudes, who have been unable to take other pills or prepaiations of medicine, on account of their nauseating effects, use these pills without he slightest disagreeable feelings. All that is asked of those who have never yet become acquainted with them, is to pro cure one box, and the Proprietor's word for it, they will never.call for any other kind of purgative medicino so long as Spencer's Veg etable Pills can be obtained. Price 25 cents per box. Also, Br Hull's Vegetable Fever and Ague and Anti-Fevtr AMONG all the advertised remedies of tha 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 this disease, have been Dr. IIAMFION'S YcgetableTincture. - THE GREAT . -; JRestorative and Invigorator, - IT has shown itself most powerfully cu rative of NERVOUS DISEASES in their various forms, giving new life and vigor, re storing the shattered constitution, and thus infusing hope in place of despondency. By its mild, pleasant, and safe action on the stomach, liver, kidneys, lungs, and the ner- voas system, it cures Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Diseases of the Uuinart Or gans, Coughs, Asthma, Buonchial Affec tions, Consumption, Scrofula, St. Vitus' Dance, King's Evil, Worms, Rheuma tism, Gout, Neuralgia, Fits, Fistula, Piles, with all diseases arising from impure blood. THE FEMALE SYSTEM Has in Dr. Iiampton's Vegetable Tincture A CURE for its numerous and complicated derangements. Hundreds who have been debilitated and dispirited, and on the verge of a premature grave, have been restored by its use to blooming health, which we are abundantly able to prove by such a host of LIVING WITNESSES as we think no other medicine can produce. Rev. JonN Lanahan suffered long, tried the most eminent physicians; had his throat cauterized; became unable to preach no thing but a strong desire to induce the thou sands who are dying from the same fatal disease of which he has been relieved, indu ces him thus publicly to speak out. We say to the atflictcd with Dyspepsia, Cough, Rheu matism, Scrofula, &c, try this IIAMPTON'S TINCTURE; the weight of testimony makes it criminal to defer. You owe it to yourself, family and friends to make" the trial for all female diseases, and for delicate children, it is a sovereign remedy. " Baltimore, January24th, 1855. Messrs. Mortimer & Mowbray : I take pleasure in saying to you that I have used your "Hampton's Tincture" with very great profit. From a serious throat affection my general health had become very much impaired, when I commenced to use Hampton's Tinc ture. I found its effects upon my general health most salutary, my nervous system and digestive organs soon rightod up under its use, I have several times recommended it to my friends, and in every case, sa far as I have been informed, they have used, it with success. Youts truly, Joun Lanahan, Pastor of the Exeter St. M. E. Church. PUIUFr THE B0Ol, Free from all Mineral Poiso?is. -S- THE great popularity which Moffat's Life Pills and Phcnix Bitters have attained, in consequence of the extraordinary cures effec ted by their use, renders it unnecessary for the Proprietor to enter into a particular analysis of their medicinal virtues or prop erties. Jlaving been more than twenty years before the public, and having the united testimony of more than THREE MILLIONS of persons who have been res tored to the enjoyment of perfect health by them, it is believed that their reputation as the best vegetable medicine now before the public, admits of no dispute. In almost ev ery city and village in the United States, thero are many who are ready to testify to their efficacy in removing disease, and giv ing to the whole system renewed vigor and health. In cases of Scrofula, Ulcers, Scurvy, or Eruptions of the skin, the operation of the LIFE MEDICINES is truly astonishing, often removing in a few days, every vestige of these loathsome diseases; by their puri fying effects on the Blood. Fever and Ague, Dyspepsia, Dropsy, Piles, and in short most all diseases, soon yield to their curative properties. No family should be without them, as by their timely use much suffering and expense may be saved. PREPARED BT William B. Moffat, M. D., NEW YORK, And for sale by Geo. Howard, Tarboro' SOS MSS. CURE OF COUGH, HOARSENESS, &. Ringgold, Md. April 10th, L34. Messrs. Mortimer & Mowbrat: Gents It iswith real pleasure that I bear testimony to the healing and curative pow ers of Dr. Hampton's Vegetable Tincture. Some time last Fall I was taken with a seri ous and bad cough, with hoarseness, so that I could scarcely speak above my breath. I called on one of your agents for a remedy, when he advised me to try Iiampton's Tinc ture, which I commenced using, and in four days, my cough and hoarseness was entirely gone. I now keep it (the Tincture) as a family medicine, and won't be without it if it can be had. Yours respectfully, J. II, Duborg. Sands', Townsend's, Comstock's, and Graef enberg Sarsaparilla, Hoofland's German Bitters, McAllister's all-healing Ointment, Ayer's cherry pectoral, Wistar's Balsam of wild cherry, Hibbard's wild cherry bitters, Leroy's wild cherry and sarsaparilla pills, Moffat's Life pills and Phcnix Bitters, Hasting's Syrup of Naphtha, Osgood's India Cholagogue, cure for fever and ague Davis's pain killer, Bernard's Cholera remedy, Mustang Liniment' Swaim's Panacea, Jayne's Alterative, Expectorant, tonic Ver mifuge, hair tonic, Carminative balsam, sanative pells, and ague pills, Lin's celestial balm of China, Brandreth's, Peters', Spencer's, Gordon's, Gilbert's, Hibbard's, Harrell's vegetable anti-bilious pills, Porus and pitch strengthening plasters, Dalley's and Connell's magical pain extract or Hay's Liniment for piles, Gray's Ointment, Hibbard's salve, &c. Geo. Howard. German Bitters. TESTIMONY FROM NO. CAK0LiN. Certificate of Dr. W. SMITH, of pin'' Richmond County, JS (j ' Pine Hill, March 4th, Dr. C. M. Jackson, Philadelphia' Sir I have been a subject of DyspepJ !' its worst form, for the last five years"' was my condition for twelve months the phy.sicians and all who saw me sad" must dio. While in this condition I carried to the watering places ia yjr Tennessee and North Carolina, but waT benefitted by any water to which D" nag to ken. While on my way home I atopped Ruthcrfordton, a small village la N0rt&1 rolina, to try the effect of some ChiWv YYillCl 111 Will 1UVC. AUUUl m(J Jogf i. t i. .7.. . 61 l ween. wcui im-u uiu tsiore to iet g medicine for my child and myself ti ' were several of the village physicians, store, and one of them' seemed to'takesoai interest in my .ase, and, after asking some questions, said he had been a dysc tic, and had been greatly benefitted hvi use of "Dr. Hooflan's German Bittera " prepared by you, and he insisted that' I would try the Bitters. He, also, called ti, next day at my room and insisted so mud that I would try them that I asked hio ta get me one bottle. He did it, and lean, menced taking it as directed, and I dfljjj I was more benefitted by it than all thetv ter and medicine I had ever taken. After reaching home, one of my neighbor) came to me for a prescription and medicim (he a dyspeptic), and I gave him nearly ill the Bitters I had left; which effected much good in his case. He has often called on me for more of the same kind of medicine saying he was more benefitted by it thaaany other he had taken, but I have not been able to get any more for him or myself aiace; will you, therefore, please ship me a dozea or more as soon as possible. Respectfully yours, W. SMITH. Sold by Geo. Howard, Tarboro. Family Medicines. AN APPEAL TO COMMON SENSE. Let the Sick hear ike Truth, v Cattain Benjamin Wherever known his testimony will be conclusive. But lest those who do not know the Captain should be sceptical, Dr. Dawson & Bro., with others of the test known and most highly respecta ble citizens of Easton, endorse his wonder ful cure by Hampton's Vegetable Tincture. EASTON, Oct 4, 1854. Messrs. Mortimer & Mowbray : Gentlemen I feel it my duty to you and the public to certify to the" effects ef Hamp ton's Tincture. I was for more than five years laboring under a disease of Chronic Rheumatism, and the great part of that time I was so helpless that I had to be helped from Yny bed and dressed in my clothes. I became reduced to a mere skeleton. All the medicines I took done me no good, and I continued to jgro w worse. I heard of Hamp ton's Tincture, and thought I would give it a trial. At this time I did not expect to live one day after anoth er. I didjnot take it (the Tincture) for the Rheumatism, but in a short time I was well of that disease.' Front the effects of your Tincture and the help of God I am now getting in good health. I wish all the afflicted to try Hampton's Vegetable Tincture, as I have done, with the same effect that it has on Your obedient servant, Isaac Benjamin. We are acquainted with Isaac Benjamin; JCecler's Sarsaparilla Panacea, Cough Syrup, Cordial Carminative, Rheumatic Lotion, Vermifuge Syrup, Liver and Sanative Pills, Tonic Mixture. The above articles are of undoubted efficacy, palateablc and economical be cause the dosejs small will do ail that is claimed for them, and well deserve public confidence. . Geo. Howard. i ii ii it it To dress and beautify the Hair. ! RAD WAY'S trc&ssiau 23alnt, MAKES the hair soft, strong and glossy, and fastens it on the scalp ! It keeps the head clean, and rids the scalp from acurf and dandruff! : A few times using this delicious hair tonic, will make the worst head of hair rich and luxuriant! Ladies and Gentlemen who prize a good head of hair, will find Radway's Circassian Balm to meet their wishes. Children troubled with sore heads, scurf, &c, will derive important benefit by the use of the Circassian Balm. It soothes and heals, purifies and cleanses, nourishes, and beautifies the hair its roots and scalps- Radway's Regulators, ' To cleanse the bowels and regulate the system. Small doses regulate large doses purge I Time five hours. Mild and plea sant in their operation ! They cure costive ness, dyspepsia, billiousness, measles, foul stomach, scarlet fever, -typhoid, indigestion, constipation of the bowels, cholic, smallpox, dizziness, billions fev sr, and fe Carter's Spanish Mixture. HOT A PARTICLE OF MEUCUttr is ir. g"ThIs great alterative medicine ani Purifier of Blood is now used by thousand of grateful'patients from all parts of the United States, who testify daily to the re markable cures performed by the greatest of all medicines, "Carter's Spanish Ma. ture." Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Scrofula, Eruptions of the Skin, Liver disease, Fe vers, Ulcers, Old Sores, Affections of tie Kidneys, Diseases of the Throat, Female Complaints, Pains and aching of the Bones and Joints, are speedily put to flight bj using this great and inestimable remedy. For all diseases of the Blood, nothing hi 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 tout to the Stomach, makes the skin dear and healthy, and restores-the Constitution, en feebled by disease or broken don by the excesses of youth, to its pristine vigor and strength- For the Ladies, it is incomparably better than all the cosmetics ever used. A few doses of CARTELS SPANISH MIXTURE will remove all sallowness of complexion, bring the roses mantling to the check, give elasticity to the step, and improve the gen eral health in a remarkable degree, beyond all the medicines ever heard of. For sale by Geo. Howard, Tarboro1. Joy to the Invalid. IS there any citizen of Edgecombe vb ' is suffering with a cough, cold, asthma, spitting of blood, pain in the chest, or way pulmonary disease if so, you can be cured by the use of Dr. Strong' i Pectoral Stomach Pills. They are entirely vegetable, and on ly 25 cents per box. Try them. ' For sale by Geo Hovcrd. BBAftDBETH DR. BRANDRETH would here inPres on his friends and the public generally, t however different may be the action of Pills at different times, that such differ action arises not from any alteration m Pills, but from the state of the bo'.J should therefore be pcrseyered with until action is uniform; for they are an effect" assistant of nature, having the 8ame klDand action on "the'human body that 6tofa x, ftr thattM hurricanes have upon the air, tides have upon the ocean: they put" For sale by GtoJ KS UK, . Hobensack's Liver Pills. nd Ik i 2


ocr: NOTICE, " THE Copartnership heretofore, exist ing between Palamountain & Stewart 13 this day dissolved by mutual consent.' The business of the Firm will be settled by T. J. Stewart. ": Palamountain & Stewart, I Tarboro', Nov. 1, 185G.


ocr: To Cotton Planters. George IliiUVs COTTONOINS. THESE superior Cotton Gins are manufactured near Lagrange, Georgia and are justly celebrated for lightness of draught, fineness of lint, and quan tity of Cotton ginned having a patent ed winged brush, a sure preventative of friction: also, the latest improvements of the day at hand, he flatters himself that he can give perfect satisfaction. J Those Gins are warranled perfect or no pay. Geo. C. Sugg, Ag't. Sparta, February 25tb, 1857.


ocr: Ladies Dress Goods. 1 WlEDDEII & llART ' INVITE the Ladies to call- and see their elegant and choice' Assortment of J)ress Goods. Ricb printed Crape de - Paris j Ioire Antique," printed - and plain "Bareges, Tissues Grenadines, French printed Or eandies Cambrics, Jaeonets, Lawns, &c. &0, . ' - - Tarboro. 15th Afril, 1857


ocr: IV if i" " ' " '-ill I ii ME Copartnership whicli has here tofore existed under the name and style of t'Thos. M. CodJc & Co r Composed of Thos. M. 'Codb and Wrii. S. Bnggari, has been this day dissolved by mutual consent, 'flic business will be 'coutinUed by Thos. M. Cook, and he will collect all claims due the Firm as well as pay all claims held against it. Those-Indebted to the Firm are request ted to call and set tie by cash or note-. thos. M. Cook, W. S. Dxiggan. he Undersigned takes this opportu nity of returning his sincere thanks to the public generally for the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed upon hun and respectfully solicits a con tinuation of the same. He has oii hahd at pte"sent a large assortment of Fashionable jewtlry, Watthei, And other articles Usually kept in a Jewelry Store. Repairing done with despatch and upon reasonable terms. fhos. M. Cook. , . . , 1857; : ,


ocr: etiti on Defied Robert A. Steer, :l WOULD inform tho citwens of Tarboro' and the surrounding com inanity, that he has es tablished himself v on r Main street and is pre- pared to carry on addle and Harness MAKING AND REPAIRING, : Having qualified himself by a service of eight years, with the best workmen in the city of Richmond, he is capablo of doing any kind of work irt" liis line, . which may be called "for and would compare his work with that of any one in the State, m point of finish and dura bility. Having recently purchased A good Stoch of Materials, Of all kinds, and being furnished with a competent number of good workmen, persons may call on him with the cer tainty of having all orders filled 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 Big Saddle. April 4th, 1857. Comp


ocr: Notice to AT February Term, 1857,- of Edge combe Court of Pleas and Quarter Ses sions; the last Will and Testament of , The latv Henry Himan j Was duly admitted to probate; thereupon the undersigned were permit ted to qualify as Executors thereto. Notice is hereby given to the credi tors of their testator, to present accounts and demands of every for payment, within the time prescribed by law, or this notice will be in bar. All those indebted to the testator requested to make immediate payment; Joseph 11 Ily man, Jno Norflcet, Executors of Henry Hynian. . Tarboro', Feb'y 28, 1857.


ocr: Family Medicines. Dr. Keeler'a Sarsaparilla Panacea, Cough Syrup, Cordial Carmi native T Rheumatic Lotioii, Vermifuge Syrup,'r 5 -r Liver; and Sanative Pills, Tonic Mixture. The above articles are of undoubted efficacy, palateable and.; economical be cause the dose is small will do all thaj; is claimed for them, r aud well deserve public confidence: Geo. Howard. , -


ocr: Com peti tion Defied. Robert A. Sizer, r ; ? . WOULD inform 4U citizens of Tarboro and the surrounding com , niunity, that he has es tablished himself: oa Main street and is nre- " " pared to carry on : Saddle and Harness :.- MAKING AND REPAIRING. ' Having qualified himself by a servico of eight years, with the best workmen in the city of Richmond, he is capable of doing any kind of work in his Une which may be called " for and Would ' compare his work with that of any onav in the State, in point of finish and dura- bility. Having recently purchased r " A good Stock of Materials, - -; " Of all kinds, and being furnished with a competent number of good workmen,- persons may call on him with the cer tainty of having all orders filled 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' Hotel, at the sign of the Big Saddle. April 4th, 1857. . ,s - l ' M


ocr: Notice---dticc. -a- 1 HAVri jtist received a fresh supply Dr. Strong ' Compound Sanative Pills, which are so well known for their eurative prop erties in aU bilious, complaints, affections ofthe liver, sick headache, dyspepsia, &c. and useful in all cases where a cathartic or aperient medicine is needed." These pills are Very popular and justly so. Price 25 cents per boii " y 'Gt6:"HoiSardP-


ocr: JUST RECEIVED, a great rariety of Havana Cigars, of the very best qua lities Principe, Regalia, CazactareSj Panetelas, Inovacion, &c. for sale, by Geo. Howard, Tarboro'


ocr: z OLD Government Java, Laguira, and Rio Coffee, for sale by - i ,'' Z 'N. M. Martin, Bro. $ Co b Jnly 18, 1857. . . .


ocr: Family Medicines- Dr. Kccler's Sarsaparilla Panacea, (C it 4( it It tt it u t Cough Syrup, Cordial Carminative, Rheumatic Lotion, Vermifuge Syrup, Liver and Sanative Pills, Tonic Mixture. it it The above articles arc of undoubted efficac Palateable and economical be- cause the dose is smallwill do all is claimed for them, and well deserve public confidence. -" Geo. Howard.


ocr: Piano Tuning "By the Year. T. A. E. B05IASTEDT, A PBOFESSIONAL action and tone re gulator and tuner of Pianos, informs the Ladies and respectable Public, that he will visit Tarboro' three times a year for tuning or regulating whoever may give him a eall. Pianos tuned three times a year after having subscribed for it, $7,00 id est $o -50 the first, $2,50 the second, ed $2,00 thc third tuning; strings and regulatinn-'cx-tra. Non-Bubscriberg 4,00. caeh tuning. All oracrs left atf the Edgecombe Houe will be promptly attended to. September 2,1857, - , ,


ocr: American Watchesw Encuurage Home Manufactures- Thos. M. Cook, HAS just received from the North few of those Fine tVatchcS) which are excelled by no maiers i England of France. They are traTrant-' ed to be perfect time keepers I bate? ' sold a great lhaiiy in Edgecombe Counlyf aud they hate iu all cases giteti satis factiofl; Persons in wa&t of a fin Watch ruti 110 risk in getting on' of those tiHuable watches, for in all casei, if the Watch is not as represented, mcrb ey refunded; Call early and eiamin for youtseltes. 1 April 28, 1857,


ocr: 03ED, In this place, on Thursday of last week, aged IS months and 3 days, Jes Joab, son of Mr. Jesse B. Hyatt.


ocr: 2Hotfced JUST RECEIVED, a great variety of Ilayaria Cigars, of the very best qua lities Principe, Regalia, CazadoreS) Panetelas', Inovacion, &c. for sale, by &e: Howard, Tarboro'-.


ocr: V ege t ab I e, T i n c t u r e TIIE GREAT Purifier of tht Blood, Restorative and Invigorator of the System: the Cure for all Nervous Complaints, Gene ral Weakness, Dyspepsia, Cough, Rheuma tism, Scrofula, Fits, Piles, &c, -with all Dis eases of the Throat, Breast, Stomach, Liv er, Kidneys, &e. Mortimer A Jflcubray PROPRIETORS. No. 240 Baltimore Street, BALTIMORE. John W. Mortimer. George W. Mowbray.


ocr: Family Medicines. 9e Dr. Keeler's Sarsaparilla Panacea, Cough Syrup, Cordial Carminative, Rheumatic Lotion," Vermifuge Syrup, Liver and Sanative Pills, Tonic Mixture. The above articles are of undoubted efficacy, palateable and economical be cause the dose is small will do all that is claimed for them, and well deserve public confidence. Geo. Howard.


ocr: Family Medicines, 9e Dr. Kecler's Sarsaparilla Panacea, " " Cough SjTop. Cordial CarmioatiTe, Rhcuuiatie Lotkoi. Vermifoge Syrup, Liver and Sanative Pills, Tonic Mixture. The above articles arc of undoubted efficacy, palateable and economical be cduae the dose is smallwill do all thai is claimed few them, and well deserve public confidence. Geo. Howard. tt tt tt u tt tt tt tt H tt


ocr: Notice .to Creditors. AT February Term, 1857, of ErW combe Court of Pleas and Quarter Ses sions, the last Will and Testament of The late Henry Hyman, Was duly admitted to probate: and tnreupon the undersigned were permit- 1 ted to flual,f3T as Executors thereto. Notice is hereby given to the credi tors of their testator, to present their accounts and demands of every kind, for payment, within the time prescribed by law, or this notice will be pleaded in bar. All those indebted to the testator are requested to make immediate payment. Joseph II. Ilymaiij Jno. Norflect, Executors of Henry Hyman. Tarboro', Feb'y 28, 1857.


ocr: which are excelled by no makers in England or Fj .nice. Thcyare warrant ed to be perfect time keepers. -I have the watch is not as ) epreseuted, mon ey refunded. Call early and examine American Watch Encourage Home Manufactures. . 9- Thos. M. Cook, HAS just received from the North a few of those Fine Watches sold a great many iu Edgecombe county, aud they have in all cases given faction. Persons in want of a fine Watch run no risk in getting one those valuable watches, for in all cases, tor yourselves. April 28, 1857,


ocr: THAT the Copartnership heretofore ex isting under the name and style of r - ri ' 1 7 J' ' J & 'raS0n, Is this day dissolved by mutual consent, And further notice is also given, that all effectsof the firm have been assigned to w- A- Rassett, one of the undersigned, and that he alone is authorised to collect the debts due the said firm. - May ISth, 1857. TT. A. Bassett. D. A. Richardson.


ocr: . 1 ' . HISTORY OF NORTH CAROLINA


ocr: American Watches. bncourage Home Manufactures, Thos. M. Coolig II AS just received from the North a few of those . . : -J Fine Watches . " - which are excelled bv no makers m England or France. They are warrant-"" to be perfect tftne keepers. I Bavo sold a great many in Ji.dgecombe county, aud they have in all cases given satis-f faction. Persons in want of a fina Watch run no risk in getting one of those valuable watches, for in all cases, if the watch' is not as represented, mon ey refunded. Call early and examino for yourselves. April 28, 1857,


ocr: 23!,oC(Y JHST RECEIVED,-a great rarietj Havana Cigars, nf 'ae very fest qua-: tities Principe, Regalia, Cazadores, PaacttlsLSj liiOTaciopj fcc. for ale, bj' .


ocr: KOTISE. CantwelPs JlJSf RECEIVED, And for sale by Geo. Jlvxrard, Tarboro' .


ocr: E. H. Hooper, JDcntal Surgeon HAVING permanently located in Tarborough, N.-C, Offers his services to the public in Various branches of his profession. All applications to him, cither in town or from the country, will receive prompt attention. REFERENCES. To the Faculty of the Philadelphia College of Bental Surgery. Jan. 28) I860. CALVIN It. DIBBLE) Late of Wilmington, N. C. JONATHAN B. BUNCE, Late of Kiuston, N. C. Dibble & Bunce, Commission Merchants, En Cotton, Flour, Grain, Naval Stores and Southern Produce generally, No. ISO Front Street, fcEVV VORKv We Will pay the Forwarding charges on Cotton i.i Washington REFERENCES. Hon.Wivi. A. Graham, Iiillsboro', N.C. Hon. John M. Moreiiead, Greensbo- ro Ni 0 H. L. MyrOVeR, Esq., Fayetteville, N. C. John D. WlLttAMS, Esq. Prest. Bank of Clarendon. M. Stevenson, Esq., Casbr Bank Washir.srtcu


ocr: D. P. Gregg, D. D. IS in Tarboro', and ready to perform Dental operations for those who may wish to patronise him. Nov. 10, 1857.


ocr: Bargains! Bargains! For Bargains. in cheap DeLiineSj Fr bargains in all wool do- For barirait s in side-strtjwd Ujbes, Kor bargains in Plaids, For bargains in faney silks Knr birains in Irish Litiens, bor bargains m linen cambric ilhdkfs, For bar-iins in brown .V:.blca'd Shirting For bargains ir hoavy do do do For bargains in Kmbniderit;s, For bargains in D'Joiuville. Cravats, For bargains in all Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Call at llujli M ioiair$ Cheap Ca.-h Store.


ocr: Mr. & iVlrs. THE present session closes on the inst : The next session will bejin on 1st Monday 4th day of January, 1858. Dec. 3, i857. 49-4


ocr: Dissolution. THE flatting business of Cobb 4 Carney, Is this day dissolved by mutual consent. The business oi-the firm will be settled by" Joseph Cobb. JOSEPH COBJJ. Dec. 1st, 18o7. WRIGHT CA11NEV.


ocr: Encuuruge Home Manufactures. 32 Thos. M. Cook, 11 AS .just received from the Noith a few of thos-o JFisic JtiichcS) which are excelled by no makers in England or France. They arc warrant ed to be perfect time keepers. I have sold a great many in Edgecombe county, aud they have in all cases giVen satis faction. Persons in want of a fine Watch run no risfc in getting one those valuable watches, for in all cases, if the watch is not as represented j mon ey refunded-. Call early and examine for yourselves. April 28, 1857,


ocr: DIED, At the residence of Mr. David Law rence, in Greenville, on Sataninv Vf- w:i 1 . , . 1. 1 uey nona, m tue fcStii year his affe In Marianna, FloriJa, on the 23rd ult ia. l jcar of his ag?;


ocr: New Flour. A SUPPLY of all grades made out of New Wheat, and of first rate quality, dn bbls and half bbls. N. M. Martin, Bro. cfc Co, 129 Sycamore st. Petersburg, Va., Aug. 19.


ocr: Ldward Cobb. J At thc residence of Mrs. Edwards, an Thursday evening, Pitji inst., by Ileu ' ry T. Clark, Kpj., Mr. Wi'liawa Weeks ' i In this place, on Wednesday last, by Thr. Noifleet, Eta., Mr. Joshua Peel to Miss Luciuda Urake, daughter of ! Dan re I Ifcak, Kkj., of Nash county. In this -county, on Tuesday last, by ; Uev. J. II. Daniel, Mr. Kicfeard Uyuum to Miss Mary K. Cobb, daughter of Mr, 1'ar T kcr to Miss Sarah P. Edward, all of this county.


ocr: Last Notice, ALL THOSE indebted to the Es tate ot. Richard Harrison, dee'd, by ac count, are hereby notified that tliey-settle by February Court uext, will be placed in train for collection. J. II. rowell. ,f. J. W Pofcell, ExVs. Ht iCi U. Lewis. . J ranuary 13 i857.r It Ja


ocr: Dissolution. THE flatting business of Cobb Carney, lathis day dissolved by mutual consent. The business of the firm will bo settled by Joseph Cobb. JObLPlI COlili Dec. 1st, ISoJ. WRIGHT CARNEY


ocr: , I Bargains! Bargains! For Bargains in cheap DeLaiucS; For bargains in all wool do For bargair s iu side-striped Ujbcs, F(r bargains in Plaidd, b.I'liaus 'u alie3' silks, For bir'iins 2 Trisb Liucr, For hir.nlns i.. Imftii can: "nc iniaKrs, ! - a , . For bargains iu brown Llea'd 55hir,uS For bargains in heavy do do do For bargains iu Embroideries, ror bargains in I) Juinvillo Cravats, , . . ,, bor bargains m all S&tpfo and Fane; Dry Gootbt, Call at Jlujh Macnairs Cheap Cardi Store. Trrboro', Pee. 3, 18 7.


ocr: I-. t OLD fcrovernrhent Java, Lagiliri, ai Rio Coffee, foi sale by A'. J. Mar fin, Bro. jJ-'CV. July 18; 1857. .


ocr: D. D. S. September Court and call, loth, 1857. House. 1 chanced to view, passing through took a scat, of goods complete! of Cloth most rare, will make you stare; tfeck Ties and Vest, and the very best kinds and make. in any State, style quite rare, few compare. they have likewise, with surprise; choice the best, to stand the test. Kid so nice price; the Town around. with them are found? Clothing Home. F E LDENIt E I ME R, St., May 8, 18o7v NEWS the North all, and take a4ook, just call on Cook. . M. Cook, a fine assortment of ami Jewel ry Gold Hunting Lever best makers in Eng Gold Magic Watch Levers, which I will time-keepers, and of jewelry, name Set, Coral Sets of acd a .splendid of every descrip 'of Loeket pins for hair, vest eh a ins, Silver Key seal, and eve jewel i-y. Sil Castors, plain Castors; Gold, Silver and tints French Clocks, all prices from S3. 50 and Brateeieta, fancy Work bufces loxcsi Flutes and Mu and jewelry repair Workman-, and well. Old Gold in exchange for Goods. of the Iig Watch, op House, on Main For I Will sell on can be had north. Gold!!! id- in gold peHs, gold and gold watches, ever following: GOLD PREMIUM worth dollars, - positive who cari sjjarc oHc one hour iii aday; get in hi3 own aiid for the be'ifc drid Newspaper iidw pub no outlay, no capital Art estifr. ne plan is any person can suc a paying business, who agency. A private cir bf agents only, will be sent to iti bh receipt of a postage. Sdme agents dollar gold watch rad at least bii York without From Visscher" Owen A-Co..1 a General Keiespaper Advertising, House, (Appltton's - -""""y,; oio $ ,343 liroadway, N. X. TO PURCHASERS OF CABINET FURNITURE. From 20 to 30. per cent. Saved. See advertisement of FOSTER & LEE, do Howery, New York In the principal Newspapers of WIL MINGTON, RALEIGH, NEW BERN, FAYETTEVILLE, &c. Catalogues containing List of Prices, will be sent free of postage, on application. 1 mi. Fall Trade. Stevenson A'Wctldell Importers and Wholesale Dealers in Foreign Domestic Dry Goods, Nos. 78 & 80 Sycamore Street, PETERSBURG, Va. ATIE now receiving, and will liavc in Store ready lor -inspection by the 1st of September, a largeand commanding stock of Fancy & Staple Dry Goods, To which they respectfully invite the atten tion of the t o r I It V a r o I i n a HI e rcli a 11 1 s. Their Stock will be kept full and com plete during the s-easrm by purchases a' Auction and from first hands. Order8 promptly attended to. Jno. Stevenson. August 15th, 1837 J7es Wcddeli. NOTICE. ALL persons are forbidden to remove Any COUD WOOD, from the tract of land, belonging to Mr. Tender, recently mine, aa t.ll the woo l is engaged. Aug. 20, 1857 vTno. Williams, PTOSIS Dr. A. IL Mamair, INFORMS his friends and -the pub-li-c, that he h&s returned home and re tired The Practice of Me Heine. All persons indebted to him are rcqiicf.- j ted to come forward immediately and 1 close tkcVv a'ccounVs by cash or note, or lit -mi k i r u-ii luey win uc jui in iraiu lur cuiiucuuu, Tarboro', March SO, 1B57-. 3i And Repaiiiiig Dotic at the sA&'lest Notice. TliE Fu'bsciib'crs iliTorm thoi'r friends and the public generally, thai they haVe en tered into a copartnership under the ftrni bf Oberfy cf) Ettisoi) For the pufpoSe Of carrying on the c'arpeH tcr's business, inall its various styles. All contracts to be made by th'e Senior Partner: Thos. Vic'tfry. juiy; 1857. A. S. EUisoh. TI1U TAR ni It Clothing House, fo mi) Friends & Cus'tOiiiers. I AM very thankful for the liberal patronage extendfcd tb rnfe dhring the year 1856, and by stri'ct attd punctual attention; and dealing Justly vith all, I hope they will continue the Sathe. t have just received a complete stoek of Ready nuide Spring Clothing- Such sis fine blatfc and colored Pantg, all qualities oi cioUi Coat8i Satin Vests, also a large aSSot'tiheut EIotjH Clothing Alt niade up in Hie latest style. The arb invited td call and ( BUILDING ' -Important to the Poor. ' Those who desire riches, aro presented now with . The Key to Wealth ! Believing with the Poet that "True happiness, if understood, Consists alone in doing good." We take pride in introducing to the public the following Grand Lotteries! in which it will be perceived money may be drawn without scarcely an effort. Packa ges of whole tickets should be ordered to se cure the largest amount of money, as a Package can draw four Prizes. DRAWING TO TAKE PLACE BY LAW ! ( O! The Leading Prize! followed by $6,500! $3,250! $3,250!! $3,Q(SOM!! 4 Splendid Prizes of 1,G25 EACH! 4 Grand Prizes of 61,000! To be Drawn from the Wheel. PRICE OF TICKETS One Dollar! Full Packages of Wholes, 10 Dollars. Shares in proportion. TRY PA CKA OES1 Til V PA CAM G ESI! AND ORDRK EARLY TO SECURE CllAXCES' Joint Stock Lottery. M. SAVOY & CO,, Agents for the Managers The, drawings used to determine the pri zes are Authorized by the Slate rf Iteluicarv. Prizes in this Lottery, will be paid after the drawing, in bills of specie pnying banks without deduction, on the return of the tick et or certificate entitled to the prize. Bills on all solvent banks taken at par. All com munications strictly confidential. T. C. LIVINGSTON & CO., Managers. MOST BltfLfAXT SCHEME, Drawing to take place by law at WIL.MIXGTOX, EVERY TUESDAY, THURSDAY AND "ATUnDAY) Vrheii tne 'tol'6wing :3rand and Magnificent Prizes will be distributed fo Ticket Holders. RELIABLE AND SPLENDID LOTEft Y. list OF PRIZES. prize of OOO $22,000 1 prfoc of i prize ot 1 prize (if i prize 6f 1 prize oi 1 prize of 1 ori'e of 1 prize of 1 prize of 1 prize di 1 prize of 1 prize o3f 1 prize of i p'riie of 1 prize of 1 prize bf 1 prize of i prize of 1 prize of 1 prize of 1 prize of 1 prize tif 1 prize of 1 prize of 1 prize of 1 prize of 1 prize bf prizes t)F CO prizes of 60 prizes of ,l2t) prizes of 24,348 prizes of 0,500 is S,250 is '3.250 is 3,250 is 3,250 is 1 ,625 ia 1,625 is 1.625 is 1,625 is 1,000 is ,000 is 1,00'Q is 1,000 is 500 is 500 is 500 is 500 is 100 is 100 is 100 is 100 is 100 is 100 i.s 100 is 100 is 100 ih 100 is '20 are iO are & are arc 1 are CH500 8-.250 3,2.0 3,250 3,250 1,625 1,625 l-t325 i-,625 1,000 liOO'O 1,000 1,000 500 50'0 500 f)0"0 ioo 100 100 16o lot) 100 loo ioo loo 100 "2,000 '600 480 4,240 24,348 26,716 prizes, amounting to 886,668 Whole Tickets One Dollar each; Managers' printed C'ertificalfes . of I?iieka: ges of whole tickets, containing every iiiitii 4th of July Ball. ALL those Ladies in want of A Handsome, Gold Necklace For the Ball can be supplied at Thos. M. Cook's Jewelry Store. He has just receiv ed from the North, a few of those , beautiful and fashionable articles of new pattern, from $8 to $20. Call and examine before they are all sold. ALSO, a Splendid Lot of Jewelry of all Patterns and Styles. Hair Bracelets, Ear rings, Breast Pins, Finger Rings and Neck laces, made ; at the Shortest Noticeandiu the best manner. Tarboro', June 21, 1857. Notice to Creditors. "AT February Term, 1857, of Edge combe Court of Pleas and Quarter Ses sions, the last ill and Testament of Tlie late Henry flyman, Was duly admitted to probate; and thereupon the undersigned were permit ted to qualify as Executors thereto. Notice is hereby given to the credi tors of their testator, to present their accounts and demands of every kind, for payment, within the time prescribed by Taw, or this notice will be pleaded in bar. All those indebted to the testator are requested to make immediate payment. Joseph IL flyman, Jno. Norjleet, Executors of Henry Hyman. Tarboro', Feb'y 28, 1857. Trustee's Notice. ALL those indehted to William A. " I W V w w Grimmer, are hereby notified that he aud they have in all cases given satis has made an assignment to us. bv Deed. 1 faction. Persons in want of a fine of the Bonds, Notes and Accounts du3 him, in Trust, to collect and apply the proceeds to the payment of certain debts provided for in said Deed and furihermore, that unless immediate payment is made, said claims will be put in suit for collection. v L, D, Pender, Jno. Nbrfleet, 0 . ..j Tarboro Mar.b 1 7, '57. Assignees, at February Term, 1S57, of Pitt Coun ty Court-, as Executors of the last Will land Testament of Ricliarct IT, Leicis, 'dee'd-, . rlereby tiotify all persons indebted to , the testate to 'call and settle without de)lay as nd indulgence tan be giVen 1 ahd aVl those having claims against ' said "estate iaust present "them duly au iVJ.ientica'ted within the time prescribed fby law, bt this notice Will be plead in bar "bf 'their te'eoyefy. A". II. Le wi, 2. F. Letvit, J ebrtrary 16, 1857. Ex'rs. Win, E Wiiiard, CommissioTi Merchaiti, 1 'GIVES his attentWh to receiving ahd fdr- ! Warding Merchandize-, and jJrdd'ucc', and is prcparea lomairenDerai uaou hj v on all Articles c'dinSign'd lo him for sale, or shipment to his friends iii Baltimore, New Fork and Boston; 'Oct. 2 1 . Y iii aid & Clirtis, Commission AbervharitY, " And Wholesale Dealers in deer ies and MrofyisioikSi &o. id North Water Street) tviLMijj'dTbx, k. b. James A. AVillard. Hetiry M. Curtis. BarroS C. Watso; Gaston Mbares: Wats6ii& Meares Spring Opening, New Go6(fs for r ' The SffiingjpjSiimmcr Trade - HAVE just received and opened their , recent purchases,, and are prepared tt exhibit a large and attractive Stock of Foreign and American Fancy tCr StapU. Bonnets, Iiats, Caps, Boot and Shoei, hardware, Cutlery, China, Glass and Crockery ware, Groceries, &c. &c, all bought for Cash and at such low price as will enable them to offer punctual paying customers great bargains. Buyers will find it greatly to their advantage- to give this Stock a careful ; examination before making their pur chases. A call is respectfully solicited, ' Weddell & Hart. Tarboro', 15th April, 1857. American Watches. Encourage Home Manufactures. ee Thos. M. Cook, . HAS just received from the Noith a few of those Fine Watches, which are excelled by no makers ia England or France. They are warrant , ed to be perfect time keepers. I have sold a great many in Edgecombe county, Watch run no risk in getting one of- those valuable watches, for in all cases, if the watch is not as represented, mon ey refunded. Call early and examine for yourselves. April 28, 1857, Is hereby Given, THAT the Copartnership heretofore ox istiag under the name ahd style of Bassett & Richardson, i this day dissolved by mutual consent Ahd farther notice is alsd given, that all the effects of the firm have been assigned U W. 'A. Bassett, one of thS undersigned and that he alone is authbrised to collect th 'debts due the said firm. May 18th, 1857. W. A. Xassett. ; B. A. Richardson-. TH subscribers ate prepared to gHnd Corn at their Steatii Ml in Tarboro', At the shortest notice. A toll of ohei Sixth will be taken from each grist, 'v. v Obcrry& Bro. March. 11th, 1557. LuMbci ibi4 Sale. THE subscriber offers for sale at thi Mill located on Johti A. Vines's land, firft't quality Lumber aj; $ 1,50 jjer hundred f't second 'quality, $1,25 pet- Hundred 'third quality, $1,00 per hUndted R,0ugh edge-, 60 Cents per hundred; have d Wag6& mid Teani, Any person that Wants Luiriber hdulej Can get it by applying to me foi 5 Centd per niil'e on the hundred feet; Aii persons who buy Lumber at the Mill; are .requested, to inake Returns to ni e at tke end bf the yeair; as I shall want to knoWhow miibh has bi sold. , . OHN Mearn. April 28, 1857: Slip', STUAET'S Celebrated Brand bf CbJTei A," B," & Ci" dnd Crdshed, Loaf and , Powdered Sugar, b'esidgs other brands- foif, sale by N. M. Martin, Br 6. Co.' 1 Jiily 18; 1857.


ocr: Io. I , Peruvf a ri Oirano , 400 Toa&No. 1 Peruvtiri Guano, forsahv good strong bags and fine order. ; . A7. M. Martin, Bro. it Co. July i8 l8o7,


ocr: . uaiHi SPERf, Adamantine, and i'alTdw Can dies, of the es't. quality, for sate byp ' N. M.; Martin, Jr. C nes


ocr: Religious Notice. Elder Robt. D. Hart will preach Hardaway's m. h. on Friday, before the first Sunday in July.


ocr: j Competi tion Defied. Robert A. Sizer, WOULD inform the cit izens of Tarboro and the surrounding com munity, that he has es tablished himself on 1T . Main street and is pre- pared to carry on Saflillc anil Harness MAKING AND REPAIRING. Having qualified himself by a servio of eight years, with the best workmen in the city of Richmond, he is capabla of doing any-kind of work in his line, which may be called for and would compare his work with that of any one in the State, in point of finish and dura bility. Having recently, purchased A good Stock of Materials, Of all kinds, and being furnished with a competent number of good workmen, persons may call on him with the cer tainty of having all orders filled with neatness aud 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 Big Saddle. April 4th, 1857. . Y


ocr: J J 0 IE New Firm. JVathan lliilhvivson tnul William Pippaii HAYING associated themselves in the Mercantile Business, announce the same to th? public. They will keep a general assortment of Fancy ani Staple Goods, 'Groceries, $:. c. and sell them at their usual profits, which they have no doubt will be per fectly satisfactory to their customers- The business will be conducted under the style of Mathewson & Pippcn. March 1, 1855.


ocr: Notice to Creditors. AT February Term; 1857, of Edge combe Court of Pleas and Quarter Ses sions, the last Will and Testament of The late Henry flyman, Was duly admitted to probate; thereupon the undersigned were permit ted to qualify as Executors thereto. : Notice is hereby given to the credi tors of their testator, to present accounts and demands of every for payment, within the time prescribed by law, or this notice will be in bar. All those indebted to the testator requested to make immediate payment. Josejfh II. Ilyman, Jno. Nor 'fleet, Executors of Henry Hyman. Tarboro', Feb'y 28, 1857.


ocr: American Watches. Encourage Home Manufactures. .-?So Thos. I. Cook, HAS just received from the Nolth a few of those Fine WeicheS) whk-h are, cxxielleil by no makers in jMig'.and or France. They arc warrant ed to be perfect time keepers. I have sold a great many in Edgccom.be county, 'and they have in all cases given satisfaction-. Persons in want of a- fine Watch run no ri.sk in ifcltintr one of those Valuable watches, for hi all cases, the watch is not as represented, mon refunded. Call eai Ly ancl cXaihiu'c for yourselves. April 28, 1857, Ladies Dress (Jootls. WEDDELL & HART. INVITE the Ladies to call and Sec Ihcir elerant and choice Assrtrtin'tnt of 'DrcsT, (?r)oas: Iticb printed Crape de Paris, Moire Antique, printed and plain Bnrejrcs-, 1 issues, Urcnndinc?, Trench printed Or g 'ndies, Cumbria, Jaconets, Lawfcs. &c. &c !


ocr: 6tb Government Java; fc'aguira, Rio Coflfee, for sale by V . N. M. Martih Bt-tK $ C: Uly 18; 1857." - . :'. '


ocr: -IVoVy Per avian naiip 400 Tons No. 1 PerirtiaA Oaaso, fprlsala good strong bags an fine order? " '


ocr: Suaiv STUART'S Celebrated brand of Coffe 'A," '"B," & C;' and Crushed, iibaf and PowieredSiigar, besides other brands, for sale by N. M. jfrartin, Br 6: Co. July i, 1857. - - l': ;"r


ocr: No. 45. Vol. 6. Geo. Howard, Editor & Proprietor. TERMS PER ANNUM. If paid within two months, $2 00 Otherwise, - - 2 50 RATES OF ADVERTISING: Que square first insertion, 1 00 v each insertion afterwards, 0 25 Curd, a year, - - 5 00 Court Orders and Judicial advertise went 25 per cent, hither. tgj$ Yearly advertisements hy contract ALL ABOUT EYES. Tluc eyes are tender, l?lue eyes are true, llue eyes are lovely ' Their smiles ever new. Brown eyes are merry, Brown eyes are mild, Brown eyes are beautiful, As a fair child. Brown eyes aie dazzling When their orbs roll, Brown eyes speak volumes Deep from the srul. Black eyes are bewitching, Black eyes are bright. Black eyes are the index Of the soul's light. Black eyes arc glancing, Black eyes are sweet, Black eyes keep dancing, When others they meet. aSZSGBHAKT, KEROSENE OIL. The New York Path Finder, in an article on this subject, says: For illuminating purposes, we pro nounce this Oil superior to all other material in use, excepting gas, being entirely free from any explosive sub stance, and uumixed with alcohol, or Spirits of Turpentine, beiog a pure dis- tulatioa from coal, producing a clear anJ distinct light, no way oppressive to the eye, but throwing a pleasant and agreeable illumination throughout the room. From our own experience in the use of the Kerosene Illuminating Oil for the last 12 months, we have found it less expensive than any other substi tute we have ever used, producing abet ter light, burns less quantity than Sperm Oil, yet gives double the quanti ty of light, using the same size lamps, and the same quantity of oil. We have lound also the Kerosene Illuminating vu require less labor, less care, ana is unattended with the inauy objections of uther oils and the various fluids in use; free from smell, and no fear of combus tion or explosion. On the Whole, we believe the Kerosene Illuminating Oil to be tbe most Derfect article of fluid X yet produced for illuminating purposes, and only requires a practical test for families and others to substitute it for ihe many other articles in use A distinguished chemist of this city, after devoting a month to a careful pbotometrical examination of the rela1 live value of the Illuminating Oil) as compared with the various kinds of oils a&d Huids used here, gives the follow 'iag novel and startling results Dr. ' Kent says that 4,10 worth of the Ker teue Illuminating Oil will taking each article at their relative retail price, produce as much light as 9 worth of Hapcsced $12 worth of Whale Oil $17,70 worth of Lard Oil $26,47 of Sperm Oil, or $29 worth of Burning Huid. Bv this our readers will note that burning fluid is the dearest, as well s the most dangerous (camphene ex- ecutive Committee, that the day of tepted) source ot artificial light j being meeting had been indefinitely postponed, tuore than 7 times dearer than the) Among such proceedings as were re Kerosene Illumiuating Oil, whilst sperm ported of the first three days of the ses is G times; lard 4 times; whale 3 times, 1 siou, we observe an appeal was made to and ranesced oil twice as dear as the ! the slaves in tbe Southern States to fctw oil. Tarboro', Edgecombe County, (K C.) Saturday, Nov'r 7 1857. (iron tha L!nlti J... - i? ' " uv uigucsi ueuomiuiUOU 01 COin. There is much reason in favor of $25 notes as the lowest denomination of bank bills. Measures are already be- ing taken to memorialize the legislature on the subject, and there is very little doubt that a law will be passed lo lim it the issue to at least 10." The following is the substance of a bill pending before the Legislature of Tennessee: 1st. That no bank shall issue noles payable at any place except where is sued. 2d. Thai no bank shall have office or branch oi agency for discount 3d. That all notes of $5 and under shall be withdrawn from circulation by the first day of January, 1859 all ten dollars and under by the first of Janua ry, I860 and all of twenty dollars and uuder by the first of January, 1861. That no notes of sini'lar amounts otter the daies aforesaid shall be issued. Sec. 5. Prohibits ihe circulation of all notes of the banks of other States, of the amounts specified, ifter the dates aforesaid. Sec. G. Provides for the in dividual liability of stockholders after the exhaustion of tbe effect of the bank. Sec. 7. Provides that ihe char tered banks shall accept thisae as part of their charters; and in ..he evem of their refusal lo do so, ii shall be ;he du ty of the at.orney general to in.iiute suits for their forfeiture. Every viola tion of the respective provisions of this bill is made a misdemeanor. Tlie Trouble Coming. The Mayor of New York city has ad dressed a letter to the Common Council, in reference to some provision necessa ry to be made for the poor people who have been thrown out of employment by the late financial crisis: "Over thirty thousand mechanics and laboring men and women have been suddenly deprived of employment. This number will be increased to fifty thous and beforo January. Our industrial population, thus upon the eve of win ter, are about to be turned into the streets Without protection or the means by which to live" I1 he Western Hog Trade. jThe transactions in hogs continue dull at the West The Louisville Cou rier says the market there "sat a stand, with no prospect of prices being estab lished for some time to come. The crop of coin is immense, and the farm ers can fatten their hogs at compara tively little expcnse and being unwill ing to accept low paces, will convert a large proportion of their pork into ba con, which w'U ool reach the market much earlier ihao spring. The last contracts were at 01 a Oi cents, bui. buvefs now refuse to coutract at even 5 ecu is. A North Carotind Marriage. A singular marriage lately took place in Wilkes county j N. C. A man uam ed Holloway married his step-mother the second wite the widow of his own father! She had six ehildrcttj three of them by his father, and three by him selfj and having nine children of his own, the couple set up housekeeping with 15 childrQQ.Fetersburg Express. TT'T Disunion Convent ion--. The Convention to dissolve the Union, it seems, did hold its session at Cleve- land, on the 26th October, notwith- standing the announcement of the Ex- rise in rebellion against their masters, 11 m Territories advanced to the more eleva ted condition of States will probably soon be filled by the organization of Arizona, Dacotah and Carson, for which it is said the necessary steps are bein taken. c Bladen Court. At the Fall Term of the Superior Court for this county, His Honor Judge Manly presiding, the following State ca ses were tried. Two white men named Smith and Evans, were tried for the killing of a negro. Case was submitted and Jury returned a verdict of manslaughter. Branded and imprisoned for six months. A man named Skipper, was tried for shooting another named Hargrove, his brother-in-law. Verdict manslaughter. Same punishment as in former case. Calvin Terry was put on trial for the alleged murder of Captain Wilkinson of the Steamboat Southerner, drowned from on board of that boat on the Cape Fear River. No reliable proof appear ing, he was acquitted. Found Guilty. A man named Ellsberry Johnson was convicted at Buncombe Superior Court last week, for violating the per son of a young woman in Henderson county some time ago, and sentenced to be hung. An appeal was taken to the Supreme Court. Double Headed Calf. es it was sent h rough Coarlott.es- ville Va., on lu3Ocy fiorr lloeking- ham, thao had a double head, two mouths, four eyes, &o. It coulu eat with either mouth. The body was like that of auy other calf, of the same age. Body Found. The body of a white mm, very much decomposed, w is found neai the Greeu brier (Va.) White Sulphur Springs, last week. The deceased had 200 in gold ou his person, was well dressed ; atid rpparcr:tly passed middle oge A Haiti Winter. The pinching times wo arc having is shown by the fact that fifteeu families, numbering about eighty persons, mostly foreign, were admitted to the almshouse iu Grafton, Mass., a few days since, and more applications have been madd A &Te,w Wrinkle. At ofae of the meetings of the State Agricultural Society of North Carolina) held in Raleigh last week, the A. W. V enable made a speech, in Which he stated that the Chinese Sugar Cane Svmn would be found valuable as a r preventive of typhoid feVen A physician had assured the speaker that where persons used much molasses j they were never subjected to typhoid feven NEW AD FINE Winter Goods, Newest styles and patterns of French, English and German MANtJFACTtj&Ej VlilClt will be made up in the la test fashion, on reasonable terms, and shortest notice. Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods, From a shirt Collar downwards, and a choice Lot of Ready Made Clothing which shall be warranted Jas. Mehegan. Tarboro', Sept. 16. win De tturty-four. The rdaces of the ! if! Land for Sale. 1000 ACRES of good Swamp Land. in the lower part of Beaufort Co.. on tne south side of Pamplico River, and near South Creek. For particulars apply to ' W. II. Willard. Washington, N. C, Jan'y 2. THE Co-partnership heretofore ex isting under the style of Obcrry & Co., is this daj dissolved by mutual consent. The firm will be continued under the name and style of Oberry & Bro. Thomas Oberry, Green Obcrry. Tarboro', Sept. 16, 1856. N B. The undersigned, thankful for past favors from their friends, will give notice to them that they still carry on their business at the same place. We I keep going all the time a steam Mill for the purpose of grinding corn. We also carry on the waggon, cart, and wheel making business. We will also make blinds and window sash at the Mill. We also still carry on our House Building business. Our friends or the public who desire work in our line, will oblige us by giv ing us a call. Oberry & Co. Tarboro', Sept. 16, 1856. IOTJeE. THE Copartnership heretofore exist ing between Palamouutain & Stewart is this day dissolved by mutual consent. i The business of the Firm will be settled by T. J. Stewart. Falamountain ifc Stewart. Tarboro, Nov. 1, 1856. W0TICE. THE subscribers adopt this method 0f announcing to the citizens of Kdge- combe and to the public generally, that they have associated themselves togeth cr under the name and style of Williamson i0 Stewart, For the purpose of carrying on The Carriage inaKisig IN fttE TOWtf OP TARBORO7. Carriages and buggies of every descrip tion will be put up iu the neatest and most durable manner in addition to , this, t.hnv h.iVri none need Workmen whose especial business it will be, to Make IVagvhs, Curls, 4C For farming and other purposes-. They have also in their employ good blacksmithsj for the purpose of making all kinds of implements generally used Upon farms. . Repairing and renovating old Vehi cles and mending old and damaged im plements, will also constitute a branch of their business. They expre&s the hope, thatrby strict application to business, they may ob tain a liberal share of patronage from their friends and the public genet-ally. i7. A. Williamson T. J. Stewart The undersigned thankful to hi friends and the public for the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed on him, congratulates himself in having been able to associate with him in business, Mr; Williamson, a man oi large expe rience in his trade, having spent a long series of years in its prosecution res pectfully solicits a continuance of their favors. T. J. Stewart. com peti tion Defied.i Robert A. Sizcr, WOULD inform the citizens of Tarboro and tbe surrounding com munity, that he has es tablished himself on IT Main street and is pre- pared to carry on Saddle and Harness MAKING AND REPAIRING. Having qualified himself by a service of eight years, with the best workmen in the city of Richmond, he is capable of doing auy kind of work in his line, which may be called for and would compare his work with that of any one in the State, in point of finish and dura bility. Having recently purchased A good StocJc of Materials, Of all kinds, and being furnished with a competent number of good workmen, persons may call on him with the cer tainty of having all orders filled with neatness and despatch. He keeps on hand a supply of Sad dles, Harness, Collarg, Riding Bridles, Martingales, Halters, &c. &c. His stand is opposite Mrs. Gregory's Hotel, at the sign of the Big Saddle. Oct. 1 1th, 1857. George Howard, Jr. Attorney and Solicitor, WILSON, N. C. Attends the Courts of Nash, Wayne, Edge combe and Wilson counties. Office opposite the Court House. April, 1857. WOTJGE. New Firm. JVathan Jtlatheivson find William J5I. JP ippen , HAVING associated themselves in the Mercantile Business, announce the same to tbe public. They will keep a general assortment of Fancy and Staple Goods, Groceries, c. c. ana sen tnem at tueir usual pronts, which they have no doubt will be per fectly satisfactory to their customers. The business will be conducted under the style of Mathewson & Fippen March 1, 1855. Piano Tuning, By the Year. T. A, E. noiISTtiDT, j A Professional action and tone re ; guhttor and tuner of TianoS) Informs the ; Ladies and respectable Public, that he will . Visit Tarbofo' three times a year for tuning or regulating whoever may give him a call. Pianos tuned three times a year after having subscribed forit $T,00 id est $2, 50theiirV $2,50 the second, and $2,00 the third tuning; strings and regulating ex tra. Non-subscribers $4,00 eaeh tuning; All orders left at Mrs. Gregory's Hotelj will be promptly attended to September 2, 1857. Is heieby Given,, THAT the Copartnership heretofore ei; isting under the name and style of Bassett & Richardson, Is this day dissolved bj mutual consenti And further notice is also given, that all the effects of the firm have been assigned to W. A. Bassett, one of the Undersigned, and that he alone is authorised to collect the debts due the said firm. May 18th, 1857 T. A. BassetL B. A. Richardson-. Whole No. 301 Harness Making. -X- THE undersigned re epectfully announces W his friends, customers, and the citUeni of Edgecombe, and th adjacent eountiei, that Returned from the North, With a new and improved Stock of Hardware. . And is still carrying on all Branches f the Saddle & Harness making trade bat ing still in his employ the same number of workmen as before, states that he can leM as low as any man in the State, and defy competition as to price, quality, durability, as well as promptness and dispatch. I will endeavor to keep constantly on hand, ready made work of every descrip tion of our trade, such as Carriage and Buggy Wagon and Jersey Harness, of all qualities Riding Saddles and Bridles, Martingales, &c. of all descriptions. All kinds of work in my line, promptly made, when ordered also, all repairing neatly, done, and executed at the shortest notice. I solicit a call, from all my friends, be fore purchasing elsewhere. James M. Spragint. Tarboro', July 18th, 1857. L. D. Pender, A770BHEY AT LAW, TARBORO', N. C. , IV. M. ITIartin, Bro. & Co., Grocers fyt'o?nmission Merchant, PETERSBURG, VA. n .1: .71. JTTarlin, Son 4 Co., Commission Merchants, RICHMOND, VA. N. M. MARTIN, Sr. W. K. MARTIN, H.L.PLUMMER,Jr. R. A. MARTIN", R. TANNAHILL, N.M.MARTIN, Jr. j&aT'Strict personal attention given to the sale of Produce. Orders for Goodi promptly filled. REFERENCES. R. R. Bridoers, Esq., President, Br Bank, Tarboro', N. C. Messrs. Weddell & Hart, Tftrboro', Br. J. J. Philips, Edgecombe County. C. F. Fisher, Esq., Cashier, Br. Ex. Bank, Petersburg, Va. James Weddell, Esq., Petersburg. R. E. Macnair, Esq., Tarboro', N. C. CALVIN H. DIBBLE, Late of Wilmington, N. C. JONATHAN B. BUNCE, Late of Kinston, N. C. Dibble & Bunce, Commission Merchants, In Cotton, Flour, Grain, Naval Stortj and Southern Produce generally, No. 180 Front Street NEW YORK. We will pay the Forwarding chargti on Cotton in Washington. REFERENCES. Hon.WM. A. Graham, Hillsboro',N.C Hon. JonN M. Moreuead, Greenabo ro, N. C H. Xi. Myrover, Esq., Fayettevillej N. C. John D Williams, Esq. Prcrt.Badi of Clarendon. M. Stevenson, Esq., Cahjv Bank Washington it. DolLkes. G. PoTtER, in )i CtKBabB Dollner, Potter db Co,, Commission Ule rch a n f s for the sale of Cotton, Naval Stores, drain and other Southern Produce, NEW YORK. Liberal advances made on Consigtnaemtif f receipt of Bills of Lading for shipmeatfli


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ocr: Notice to AT February Term, 1857, of Edge combe Court of Pleas and Quarter Ses sions, the last TV ill and Testament of . The latv Henry Ilyman, Was' duly admitted to probate; thereupon the undersigned were permit ted to qualify as Executors thereto. Notice is hereby given to the credi tors of their testator, to present accounts and demands of every kind, for payment, within the time prescribed by law, or this notice will be pleaded in bar. All those indebted to the testator are requested to make immediate payment. Joseph II. flyman, . Jno. Nbrfleet, Executors of Henry Hyman. Tarboro', Feb'y 28, 1857.


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ocr: The Southcrnei TAIiBOUO': MAItOFI 21. VVS. Senafe. The Senate of the United States ad journed sme die on Saturday evening last. Svjicrfor Court. Our Superior Court continued in ses sion during the whole of last week, His Honor Judge Manly presiding. The recently appointed Attorney General, Win. A, Jenkins, Esq. appeared to be perfectly at home in the- discharge of his official duties. Win. II. Johuston, Esq. was appointed Clerk and Master in Equity in place of K. II. Lewis, Esq., resigned. To be hung. There arc three negroes to be hung iu Greenville on Friday next. The two men from Martin county, and an old uegro woman also recently convict ed of murder. ffigh Prices. The Washington Times says that Riley Murray, Esq- residing on Matta-mu.-keet Lake in Hyde County, has refused $120 per acre for his farming lands ia that county Fire in Williamston. The dwelling house of Mrs. Mooring, the widow of the late A. S. Mooring, Esq., formerly Sheriff of Martin, and Commoner from.that County, was con sumed by fire on the night of the 3d iustaut. Loss about 82,000- The cit izens of Williamaton and of the county generally, with a commendable but characteristic generosity, are raising a fund to erect another hou'Q for Mrs. Mooring. The Next Campaign. We invite attention to the following article. Our correspondent has kmdlv rdieved us of the task of giving ut terance to public sentiment in this part of -the District; and the Newborn Union also appears to sanction the course pro j


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