ocr: AMHROTYPES! THE BEST PLACE for I be I'roplp in thla VIclBlly 1° *** " OOOD FXCTITRB, —la AT— CROCKETT'S ROOMS, (Kril la I he Pi»t OArr,) NORWAY VILLAQK, MAI Nil. n\VI\(i (aaJriMOM, (tmj light, r iaU, aa.l l.»a • r«pn lf«r, Ur • til |tlf «ui a |t» l picUif f»r a (4ir |>nrt,a<>l »«rr»»i il. All «ib«i ki».|a af IVtrra nakra.ai i>nr»»cor. fi>|»»li*| l«i ibrir mrm Narva* Village, l»« . It. 1"ST. 43


Oxford Democrat. [volume]

ocr: D. F. NO YES. BOOK SELLEB & «>v viaicn ia * APE R BANQINGS, PEllPUMEBY, DRU6S, MEOICINLS, ETC., ETC., SO. .1 SOYEtt* III.OI K. Jaa 2"*.'A* Muia y Vi l»re, M»

place_of_publication: Paris, Me.

publisher: Millett & King


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ocr: <iliin*x imtknt CYLINDER MOLD B3ARD PLOW AMU HAWVERM IUTKNT Cultivator and Horse Uos, BROWN & B IS BEE, Iron Founders & Machinists, NORWAY. MUM!. w. h. ■nomh, Si H. 1. nmri.


ocr: PARIS MILLS 'I'lIK •alMrrllt'M Ki<' htmiIi |»nrh i>fl 1 a* I ai» »>• iftfUiij .• Urg* i|m,lil« uf NEW WHEAT, TWt bat" Mtli' r«lnuiir alliliuna !•» bnlli<i|i4ni| art n •* |wr >arr I In Imnnh M W ll.lllll, |M| H|< in n*<* I'linU, ami Ik, air • lib Ibrir vf I nantr. lh' ililfrmil ^||« II •>||.U Fun, l'.\ii i, PaUff), Jk. aliirli ib»» frr nl Wl ilrub < >.| llrt.nl. Tilt (Mrm<n Ihal n »|>arl? can furniab a h»l Irr trli'»f d xir it lb* mii»' jv ir»— in I «»»i twirl i• warrant!*! «• ir)xr>Mlril. I'aitii-iiUr aiirili.Mi i« jun In lh» U -|iailn»> il ■ >f lb • Kl.xir IwiintM, andoriUi« i»•|»cllallj ,.l.rilr.| ,.,l •ill |Mpiu«|Ml) »<). Tb»» ili" kr*p on baa<{ a •lyi'l) of C3HN. RYE. BARLEY. &C. Shorts, by tho ton or at A* t 4i tb*ir »l m r.M»n#r|»o»i with til ft Mill, msy U In- fiiml, A LARGE VARIETY OF Ailafiir I In ibr r»t«li) Hail*. WOOOMIV. I'll HI. I'M k CO. Mmib I'iih, (l,i. JJ. IM*.


ocr: THE BEST PLACE IN OXFOUD COUNTY, TO MIT A GOOD COAT, A PAIR OF PANTS, A NICE VEST, OR A COMPLETE SUIT, Or A IV KOR T, , —n 4 t— E. F.STONE & CO'S l'AKHKOTABI.H CLOTH & CLOTHING STORE. OI'IMWITF Till* \Tl.\NTIC IIOI/MB, noirT ii v \ it i h.


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ocr: Farm & Mills for Sale. 1'IIK >«UiiUr«lllri< (m mU lii. I'AIIM aaj MILLS, .itaatr.l in DCCKl'ILLD ML LACK. Haiil farm contain* alaxil 100 acre* of I tail, of f ihmI I|.I .Iifjr. Tli* Uil!din{a are all ma ai».i i* fU hI IIJMIf. AUi my Mill, which i* titaaleU on a* (owl a private a* llierc i* in the Cuua'jr. Will *rll the a tufrtbrr «r «.-f>ir*tr•. I'in*fi*i't* (itra th« lii it of April. ADDISON ti.COLE. UoiktiaUJ, D«c. I, H3®. 44


ocr: dbcd'tfoii) ilnnotral 0 ' PARIS, UAl.NL. APKIL 1. 1*W. rrmu» in«r mukmm. ii WM. A. PIDGIN & Co.. rBoriirroa). JOI1M J. fERKY. f'4il«r. r«r*«,u>lhi> .lullai a«d *fl\ rnlt «lr>*tl» II tlitiiCk; Jullar a ad <a ilbtv «>\ woalk. , l»«» J«l at • a> lilt (Mini Ikr J»ai. Tu akwk lilii «iai> »ill W tililxl f»l »»»fl »m akirl |Miar«l la ibbin' yT H. K. Nilii,(urnawi lu\ .H. ■) Fla»p<|wi Ailltllitla| A(«rl. <a l,t*c»M»}*a BaiUl«|, I'aail alml, '• fwt. utan iwanla fwi lk«apa|>«i,at ill. run ir«|Mii*il In M, Qf* .<«. II. k 0<«.,10 ll>Mioit, «»J l!l > »•«« M., >»» Vaik, alt aai da I, taikafiif^ a(*al> tut pfMxia^.iilad Uraanliai ailiriliH aoli. fy raimal far all iiliffliararno la hald ba Iruia tkaililrallkrflM lawiliaa. !y Caaaamraliaii • kaald W di a<l»d In •TVO^Ialil l**m<w»al,*' I'al la, Vf. nook nnd J«k ril«lli| PROMPTLY AMI M ITM RXKCVTF LOt Al^kVK^TH. Vi.B.Urati.N.D., Avian i lli»a * t . IItvitv I'ritti, W«. F. !>»?••, |)«>m Riiiii, m k. y turn, ti. <1. Hrtrt, J. si. r.>« in, I* H II* .v c»i. ri•>»» ni«i>•, K. \V.\V'»iBirnf, r*«n rtitittToi, J'«««rN Uttniwi, Cmi«ii« %l«»•»» , J. Iturii tt. C. A. Kivaiil, A K. K«trr, U**ip kurp, Bnui'i r»«d. v.ilh t'ali* IWWMik. MWaau Fafltf. Frirhir|, llfi-« '>kr IJ. H * r»len ( Sim . Ilrkii a. HnM L-wU'.MilU. Rnn.W i.| Ilimtn I-.. KawM.


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ocr: BLANKS! BLANKS!! 17011 HALE.atlha ItF.lilHTItY OF DEEDS, 1 at PARIS, lilanka nfetri) description. MORTIS AGE, QUITCLAIM, WARRANTY. 1 uv\ s ORDERS, roWF.lt ol ATTOItNF.Y. IIICIIVVAY SURVEYOR'S I IWITH. CAPTIONS TO DKPOSI riONS, It ETC IlN o\ UF.AI. ESTATE. SIX MOM. RONDS. JUSTICES HUH PLENA, LEASE. NOTES, JUSTICE WRITS. JUSTICE EXECUTIONS. SHERIFF'S RECEIPTS, SPECIFICATIONS. COLLECTOR'S W A It R A NT.S kr. kr. kr.


ocr: Administrator's Sale of Real Estate. JltStJANT in a Lirrmr fruni thr llnnndlilc Jtnlgr of I’rnUitr for ihr C.mnly of Oafnrit, I •hall aril an nno-h of 'hr Itral Fitatr lirUnging In 'hr rat.llr of ISmrgr Chapman, lair of llrlhrl, in nil fount v, ilrrraar I, anil fnnvrv ihr aaior, aa nil) proai Ir Ihr awn of thirirm homliril iMUra, tin Ihr |Ht»mrol of ihr jml tlrlili of ihr ikriml, . hargra of ailmiaiatralioa, ami inrnlrntal rhargra, •n ihr ninth tin* ol April, A. I). 1*59, al ihr of nrr of H. A. Fur, in llrlhrl, in a«i.l founly.jM •na ol Ihr rlorh in ihr afltriorHi Saul Itral Ha .air canaiala of tilUgr, pi-lorr ami womllantla. A. H. I’M Al*.MAN, AJmiaialralor Urtha'. Fab. », ISM


ocr: I 1 ' i 1 Wintor Arrangement. NEW YORK A,ND PORTIAND Thr *«p|i*mlid mul |'i*| Mci iu* r. ennSAVEAKE, CAI’T. HlD.SFY CIIOW l.l I., Ufll.1. mt rrgularl* brtarrn M.W aad I'ORTLa XII a. »ll..r. I^atr Itrowii'a Wlit.rf, l*..ill ril, rtrij I**1, ardai alleiatHiaal I i'rlnrk ; aiidirluraiBg.l'a'* KmYmkifift|| N il. ijaAif* iluon, al llir tauir In hi rkla frt.r lb a* jaat rrnlStlrdii|inilhfin'»f' roaiiiDMlaliunt fur I'a'arngrr* maniat Ibit lb* moaltprrjy.aafraaili naluriablrmail fm • \. ■ \ • k •• ) Paaaagr, *>.1,00. including fan ami Roamt. fy lioadtforwardrd lit I bl* I irr 4«i ami fr*» Montreal,Unatire,Bangui .Italb. i>.gii»ln !•■••• |iorl and Si. John . Ilao, f M<l» ttllb Sin"'* rra for IIIlinn.trr. (I.mnIp inbra through a'1* diapalrh. al ibr rhraprrtratr*. Ful frrighi or pini|r,]n|ili In II. n. CROMlVELI.,1 KM FRY k FOX. PiarllM.Hirer.\.Y. n>.i.a'aWh'l Partlaud Portland, Nor. 11.19*7. it


ocr: \V" 3 O. H. DUNHAM, MACHINIST. Norway Village, Mo,, lll'l.l) inUa hi* ln*ml« aa-l ill* | will if, bal be hi/ mthiiril lb* TOOLS, PATTERNS, AND MACHINERY, Rmniljr v«iw<l lij I*. W. Milt*u, AaI *alahliab*il htm« Ifm VilU|»,»k»r« b« ii |Mr|i«rrtl !<• wilt* ami t*|Mir nil ihiaa bind* ol m-tchimrr) «thnb lb* want* of iwr mumwh i»y ma> r*tpiir«; » "I br h-|ri It* a pcnnpt and Uilb l»l all*nli m In lanivw, In iwnl an.1 rmm t inirii^i «hIIv «f patfimaf*. lUNIKLS* Ii WOOD WORTH* PLANER* ; Hulling.Tara tag. Ilnaniolrriin.l Mrricbet .Murliiiir*! Mnw mitl Ijilhti libera; *«ah MIrUrra ; lire. « liimjt and I'lfaa *cn>w», dir., MANUFACTURED TO ORDER. nr P4rlirul.tr ntlrMnia |i»*n lo (r|utfil(. Nar«<f, An|. 9. liCW, 2"»


ocr: NEW GOODS! C. & 0 H. MASON. Wi.uU rr«|w*if»lljr aaauaar* la ibr palilir thai lbr» ktit Jaal imttiil a ad krrti ruaaiaatlf oa bauJ, al ihnr More. mm»t ika drpul. DETIICL IIILL, ME.. A* K«t»i»*ifr AimImmI of (Ihii, mi) LtdiM1 riLl iID WIITII DISSS GOODS, WhW-K ih»« will a»M ii bn» •• ik» auatr quality af fwnda ran la iiatrbiwil ia lb* Cuaalj. ai «o# cuairaafLt oi mm. Hard Wirt, Crocktry War*. Mailt, la aw, I'*,mt, IkU, Dp pMtni M'Atrtntt, GROCERIES OF ALL K11TDS. mh)| I'buM* III ami* •( f A M I L Y N.IIUR. Waafml, in airhanfr fur (lowll, ill kind* ol rmiiHry p»o l«0*. llr.brl, H^ilMahff 3".


ocr: THE GROVER ft BAKER SEW*NG MACHINE CO. MAVIMi iacmiril ikrir ftrililivi C»| . nnwiUrmmn ihrir fii.umn n I twn t MiCMIurt, with all >h- trml impniWiMMl, ka*a tnliKfil ikrir prura, ami ollri ful talc A NEW STYLE MACHINE. 1* H K«: K 9AO. It ii n<i (|iwiii inr I thai ikiM M«rhiwi arr Ih» Ivii in «•« . Thr» IIEN. FELL. OATIiEH, AMI* STITCH la ihr m Ml manna*. and arr th*»nlv wa tkiDM in lb* niarhrl lhal arr au wrll ami »nn| Ij ma.lr, lhal Ihfi may I* aval ial ■ C.imiIh a wilh ai nlhrr iinlrwlinna than arr roalainrd ia a rirraUr which arrmB|»aai a rurli mirhiiir, a».| In,in which A CHILD Of TEN YEAR* May rra.tiS train hn* lo aaa ihrm.aad krrji thaw •• unlrr. I'hrj iwakr toward* at 1100 MTITCIIEri A MINUTE • Aii«I will iln ikr work uf a lamilji fh»a|»r than a wimilini ran do it, vvrn »l all* amki al I ha rait •I ONE CENT Alt HOUR. Ii ihrrr a ha»l«n I, father, or limlhrr in thr Umlrd Stalaa, wk<i will pout it lit- drwdfar* »l hand arwinf in Hia Uiail;, wlim a limtrr k Ma krr Marhinr will ill ll U-tlrr, mora riimliliwitlji, an l cheaper lhan tan |*iaait»lj lie dura l>> hand? (llfp ea nfFthiliiitiin a-t<l Salai 493 llruadwav, \• w Yak, II ^«««iti .1l., llw'M. Ttierr \l .rhinra, w ilh * imph a of tbi ir wmk , roa) lir arm al IlilhavraT's Shoe and J/athpr Store. AUL1CV FOR. OXFORD COUNTY, NORWAY VILLAGE. -ui Books, Stationery, &c. A. M. RAWSON, Al thr nr« Mar*, •• ih" |'»«( IIArt tut J— I Ii(ri»l 4 rbuire tiMlnMl of BOOKS. Toys. FANCY COODS, CONFECTIONERY, 40.,


ocr: In Mill Urm ara rnjiM-au.l in make iittiaailiatf iiwnl I > VVinthrnpHlrtrnr, »h'i Hill .rllU (boaf fair* (•< ihr awl mnliaaa •)>*• lotaia»>( lb* «.kl ttatti. Wivniuoi' NTCVf.NH. JAMI.S M. rURINTON. Ml»»p fall#, Norway, Vi*rml>«i IS, IW*. u uai' sjr Fall and Winter 'IMII! intxnlar w(HiI*! raaporlfulljr Ufutm I fiifiulriml ihr |ni<lir Ilia I bi> will lb* Imaiiiraa nf IV . Hltitai h Co., al Steep Falls, Norway, \iiil liar jiul irr«i»n| A LARGE to iii.s roRMr.it rrocK, Making It oar wf lha Largest & Best MTIM'KM OK ODOlhH, IN TIIE COUNTY! tninirtiii »» r*Ht or Prints, DeLiines, Lyonese, run*. alpacca*, OINMIIAM*. (MMRRir*. SHIRTINGS, PLAIN AND STRIPED. Drilltnp, Tirkiitj*, l»rnnn», nbilr, Mur anil fig araJ. M. r, woo r, ('••lion • l*i. Ct'.RMV.N AMI AMKRICAN I) RO A DC LOTUS, Plninind Fancy Dootkini, ('•iiivriri, Vrlirl, Salia an! I-4III"* \ FOR CLOAKS. Ready Made 11«la, Sk.M • ami IliiMwf#. CriKkrrr, (SImi, llnnl nnil ^lunr \vr.«T inui v cuoiM, AND FAMILY ('•■Maiding in pit I if OmLiii}, awl litem S|Nm, ItaixiM, Tutmnii Urn*«J J«n ami l'iillr«,l'h inilil* w<l lltuaia. Turks ManJ, Llrrrpool & IlutliT Sail. I'.nk, l inl, II urn, <'.~l an I I'ulkirk l\ab; I.ii.I an I I'aml Oil, limning I'lunl, kc. aijio, KiTRiu nn, extra and DOUBLE EXTRA FLOUR, ContUiilU nil !i mil ami (at »alr Li«, Th» »•«»' »i«h lari.Hii nlSrr arlwU« rMm*I im a wrll fi n il fiwulrf ilurr, «ill I* inM imt ilnwn, «• i S-i|i a* ihf (ami- ifMlilt ra<i In i|M m Oxf ml I' .«n», Ttiinlfm mr pad »i>*«, h* h •(»« lij • tuct |«-ia.ntil altrall-i* laniiini In an nt anil iwiir il ronlinn • •»«■«• nf I Ik WimiROP 8TKVKM9, MnnrH,HlMp I'alU, Xn», |">. 15


ocr: W. H. VINTON. AND rOl'NSELLOR, I'omerof Ktrkaagraad I'rdrralKta., PORTLAND. April7.HR*. 10


ocr: D. F. NOYES, 308;< SELLER & 410 PI ALK IK I* rAPSR HANGINGS, PERFUMERY, DRUGS, MEDICINES, ETC., ETC., .mo. n *ovr.v iilock. Ja..2»/i«. N*r« > V, I,re, Mr


ocr: L. B. WEEKS, WINTER. GLAZIER Anil l'n|»*i llnngrr <orTii r \ KI9, m a i \r.. ryir«n....fi«.-.i m.«*j r*i*u.nii« , 'Hli.kr .'ua.ltiilll nn html. 13l I


ocr: O. H. DUNHAM, MAOH1 XTST. Idorwttjr Village, Mo., I1*OI'l.|) html hi* IT lk«lh«kai iirkiwil Ik* TOOLS, PATTERNS, AND MACHINERY, I.) F. W. MalWti, A»<MtaUUlM4ki«Mlfia V.ILt«,*krr h- . ,,rr.», d I.. «ikr «..! .11 .K ,..r ki.t.li u< m• hi «•"» «,h"h »ul »ur ruinw>i«iiij au< in| in«i « ■'! h» IhfM bt a |>rua>|tl »»d faith hUilfirinxt* tuft it tiki mtil« ■ gi »i»«' »h »ic «f |>*t(»n«(r. tXMIXs'k WOOD WORTH'S ri.ANCRH I lt»llinc Taming ll«Bai«trrnN.I*lrt trb«-i M.nliinr*; «»M«r mid I .mi I»p Aibrr*; Ni'k Mtrkri* i Her, I lump iiud >cir»«.Ar„ MANUKA JTUflBD TO ORDER. jr I'trtiMl" nll»l»l«u« |llfl |.i lr|«it ilij. V .«•*««, Aug. 9, 1^,


ocr: Th«* W lurlrr A lUmi Mt'ilnl FAMILY SEWING MACHINE!! ry* I* wrrll known to !•«* iiifiniltU tfrt—t •«» •II nihni. It i* miM Mm si a rnWn'iMi#! T»'"* It Sir hnll.(i*, mill h tun *tt l<* i* blia ml al I Ik* TV IHUXAIM. GBO. R. |»AVI(* A nno., S3 l\. !. .../<• M-» I'uilUml, %!r. 8w*l f'»r a I'itrnljr, 1


ocr: HISTORY OF Till: GIFT BOOK Jn«t I'uhlMiril, for 2# rent*. IT |itra Ihr «*»•! of maliirl nil kia«l» of Ix.i L« ; |iir« • r>/m»r« lu all (ill IliNiltifl Iri* ikio in IminrMi IrlU lm» llirjr il<i llinr •>»• •Ihtm, km ibrt ilim> ikm mlthit, ir. I• wl> lii.tr. lu tkr girdl |i<otii« >■( mII |>lli>h«i»irli i » l<i ihr ll.tiprK, ikr lltliU- I*«rir4i, Awiina Tr«i i Hvfirii, I hi- Sjl.lailb ><ln>.f ( ui<.n; ami il |i<n anm<in( n I. lai.ir lu plated Ji-h> li> ami I'Ul.il flwpalkjr. !*♦ nl Im an, ailtlrr**, |M" t;ijr fn <■, on it »n|>l <• prirv. A Mil: ItT C OI.nY A Co., I'ubliohrr*, 20 WAMIINliTON nr., BOSTON. An) cml •♦••k ran lw okiainnl k»rr rbraper ibun *l nay nlkrr »l»ir ih ihr rily. Ilix.k Agrnl« «,init <1. Caiali ;w» »»al (itr lu adilirr*. II


ocr: I Florrnre Varnish! • VHrrKRioit irtici.f. for parlors ju<I rwrif nl ami fur »»le l.» I., n. WEEK*. Af»m. Mo r«ri«,.tpril26.IS38. IS


ocr: Ayer's Cathartic Pills. PAINTS, OILS. DRUGS AND dts-st urrs, John W. Porkins & Co., 147 Comntrtliil - I'orllitntl. \V (l'ilr«.ilr I'r ilrr. id LINSEED (HI.. SPIRITS TURPEN TINE. VARNISHES, JAPAN. U'Ai/f l*ad, AVn<A Z«<ic, Painttri' Malm alt, and Colon or E V K It Y D P. M <" It I P TIO N f Tnjflbff with a (titer*! j«»m luirnl of LE>L£i\Er And Standard Patent Medicines!! CAMIMIKNK A BURNING FLUID. Agmtt for the llnmpdrn Paint Company, I'nrtUml. M*« .1*37 • IS Florence Viirni-li! A SUPERIOR ARTICLE POlt PARLORM jml rrrrn nl ami furaatr In I., n. WEEKS, Aftat. Ho Pari«,April2tj,lM8. It


ocr: Dry Goods, Groceries, &c. D. M. BEAN, Agent, Will rwilltM ai tW» *M »iaa4 •/ J*. H IWm H Ok. AT II R « W < f I B L ». * K.. W >»»«• Ml hr ■( all IIMM A COMPLETE STOCK OF GOODS, rmiiirii* or GROCERIES, CROCKERY AND 6LASS WARE. M uto w irk, «i rinr, HjoI\ Shorn and Kubbrr*, lliitfl. Caps. Hearty Made Clothing IWCY k DRY OOODS, AN •*•*{•* v«l»»M« CAJMI MUCSS, far C»»ll or COl'MritY PRODUCE (' Iliirflfil aailb III* alkllftllld of (Will, lilt MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS DEPARTMENT, Will railiaw, mi l»f IS* rli4r|r oi MRS. M. A. C. II KAN, Whff» ait lir fiMiui Runnel*. Itibbon* and Flowrr*, l.nn, a»l flrri arlirlr nrrr.aan In mtke a r mplrl' MilllUflJ E*l«Mi,buiral. riniriMi all> nil -a |ui J tu nuki 'f Fancy & MDurnuia: Bonnets. MIU'IIIM) AMD REPAIRI.NO, W.W Sr all.>»J~l l«. R.«-iWM. April, IM». IS


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ocr: E, H. BROWN, IRON FOUNDER. MACHINIST And Pattoru Makor, STEEP FALLS, NORWAY VILLAGE, ME I Jfnnufmturrr ol Cmikinf, II >\ mil Parlor 'ftniM; I'irf 1'ninil aiul h(« l'U(M| Cart I UK* ami llnirt; liar n Onur ll'illri* m l llanfri,; Ovrn, Atb aixl lluilrr Mmilln; IMilrnii Kfl> ilea; l>i»»r Wr»m-hra, kr., &r., h r. All IcindJiorCaRtingv inado toordor Ib-rainlwr llth, IHJ7. 41


ocr: THE OROVER ft BAKER SEWaNG MACHINE CO. V T AVIMJ girailjr mffMwil ihrir feililirwfui I 1 NMimlulttiiif lH»irC»LltBR4T«0 I'lNII T Mlfltlift, ailli all lh» Itffiil iirpiitruiriitt, lw« filui «l llwir pflfti, •ml oArr f.x ulr A NEW STYLE MACHINE. r u I«: t: bio || it n > l*«g»i iImI lb*M \l*> kin*« • rr |K» Wll HI MM . Tlir) lir.M. fKI.I.. OATIII'.R. ami HUTCH In the »•••! #u|*ii..r munri, a.i.t itr thriinlt nw rkiim in th« Miikrt lhal »n> m •im|djr ■Milf, th >1 ihry Mi I* tml intu ftmilir* • iih n't oiHrf irutriM I MM* ill III ait (imUianl in a mruLl whi-b :irr.nnpn»ii»t Mfk iiwrhiw, and from « birh A CIIILI) «»k ti:n VRAM Ma, mtilili rMinli .o lu iiw ikrai, mil iImm in urilrr. Thry mak* n|><*ai>l« iy>o HTrrriiiM a mimiht. • Aivl wi'l Jo lb* «<xk of a fnnily ch«n|w> (Kan n *i .im*livii idit ilu it, r««n if ikr wurkt at tbn ml* ONE CF.YT AN IIOUll. l< ilwrf * filkn, or Iwirfhrr in lb* L'mlnl Hlalri, (h i Mill pttmtl lb* diMl|>f« «| b«nl m ku Itmiljr, «kn it h fla krr Marhior mllili il I'llf, »»f» r«|wlili<Kiilj, •».I rlira|>rr (ban ran pttaa.My W iIjm tij h«»ll 0(fc-#« »f ax l MaU: llmj lnat, Mrw Yvib; HHmiwrMl., ttoa m, TUif U^lunri, «lib • • •»(" lU> ii woik(au* U mti« at ilatbau;i>*.N Shot' and Leitbfr Store,


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ocr: N E W (i O O I) s ! NEW GOODS! 'I'll*: ...I- nlm-r m il l ».,* to hi« ruil 4»*H 1 i:»r | w' .M r »ll», < »h '(•» ji«i Iflu m l Iruftl Itotlui with A UROR STOCK OF ENGLISH, FRENCH, AMI nil.lilt V > DRY GOODS! Wost India Goods and GRocr.mr^i HATS. CAPS, BOOTS. SHOES. Crockcry, Olau Jc Hard Wate, Cirp'tingn, Foalliors, &c. &c. I'n »hu'1'. lie iifiiat ih ir •llrnt.ol, aa»l «bi< b br wilt M-ll AT Till: I.(1\VI«ST PRICKS FOR CAM1I, of HKMl Liwli iif •'<•»nil» I'l.xliire. ih\ \^ \. i»i:.\im»v N irwi), Srpl, 21, ll.V.


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ocr: Goods, Groceries, &c. D. M. BEAN, Agent, Will l><uia»M at lh« •»!«! (land of H. D. IIm> k IV, AT BR0W3FI8LD, MB., Wkftr nay I* UitiJ al all lim»« A COMPLETE STOCK OF GOODS, cnaiitrmii or GROCERIES, CROCKERY AND GLASS WARE, IURD WARE, CUTI.ERY, Roots, Shops and Knbbrr*, Iliiti, Cap*. Ready Made FiXCY k DRY (ioolis. All nf whirli wilt lwmM at CAHII PRICED, CAMII or COUNTRY PRODUCE. Connerlrt) oilh lk« >lwi«tl*rk of ftuiW, ihr MILLINERY AND FANCY DEPARTMENT, Will itmlinur, uttlrr lilt rtuifi* nl MRS. M. A. C. OKAN, W'llM* Blajr l» UmI RonnrK Ribbons and Urn, nn<| rirr» artirl* Wfrn.in In make a Milliurry EaUlilubinaal. ('ailii iil.u alirntimi paid In mki*| Fancy & Mourning RLEACIIIMM AND REPAIRING, iVill allrwlnl In.


ocr: ECONOMISE. TO PAMILIKH IN TIIK COUNTRY. Every Imd; kai beard nt ika frmomt CHINA TEA WAREHOUSE, 191 WaikltitM HlrMt, IImImi* And ikere •• hardly a f«iailr wnkia 20 ait** •( ll.,«.,n, «b«t itr TEAS AND COFFEES Ar* m( n<ad. Wi tall efery ilMcrifliM »f GREEN AND BLACK TEAS, Ami iinr pri<*e« rinj« (raw 11 real* p*r Hi. up I* •w ililUr. Wttrl Umiljr l^a (Mark,) f«r U ranU l»jr Ike parkafe <•( 5 p-i«»U; alao (Mil llttun (W M rMtl. Tlir tWia I'm ara a* fwxl a* ai a u«ually auld in e...inlrv tl«m f.»r l>0 »ta. par pound. Wa hi, Mf*rf Tea# an.I l' ifi»i, and (all mara anil rkeaper ih «n a a) vlhrr eauMn laienl in Maar England. ()<N GOFPKElt ara FItKMII r»ery daf ( and f..r I 'lul) ara MiKtllxl. T< a* nealIj parked in 10 poaad cSe»l», far la» • I* aaa. F«r ike r«m»enieaee nf Iknaa (mag la ika rail* ruaiN, «e h.i*e Br lark rflure* al \» U I'mua •ireel, doora lumi Ika enraar ul llawufer •!., (ml iimrjal IIO IWI »irr*«, (.lore paiaied ml,) al r irwr nf IWk an-l Attatny ilireu, aaj al r.*ner 4 Wwhinliiii and Piae alreal*. Call »a w nb« ji*,i om# I < Motion, aad |i*« ■nf (<i«,li a trial. Order* wi lie lied etpree*. TIIOMArt O. WIIVTAL. (10) 191 Waahintloa •!., DuMM.


ocr: A MHIIOTYP KS! THE BEST PLACE l'or the People in thi* Vicinity t» Krt a soon pi o Twits, * Ik AT CROCKETT'S ROOMS, ( \r\i diMir lo the Foal Odirr,) NORWAY VILLAGE, MAINE. (noil nwini, («vnl light, f'tnil mala r i il«. -t<i I ImhJ ••\|m»i irurr, h* will J i»e jrm n |mi.| pii'liifr fur a fair |irii*,Nn<l »arr ml it, All ullirr kin la al 1'irtiirr. taken. al pricaaror rr»|x,iMlinf In ihrir merit N»fw«j Villi}!*, Ilw, It, 1857* 43


ocr: M VM>11M3 & BROWN, Cjinmisjion Merchants, AMI ITII ILKMLK DKlLKM IM FLOUR, PflOOUCE, FRUITS, kl. Azmta |or the Hhukrr Mill* Flour, 222 k 221 FORK,COItNKR I'.WO.N STREET, PORTLAND. CM »*• f. ■ l»0. ni«'i |i. mioHH Jliri«<rn-J. II. Ilrixn & Hon,and Man Inirn k Ciller. I'orlUn.l; llrirkall. Hantaan 1 Co.. lint.Ill; \V. J . Ijamrll, Nan Ywtk, 14


The southerner. [volume]

ocr: Bar-uox C. Watson, Gaston Mkakes. Watson & Mearcs, GciC I Commission 34 mir!mg!i, NEW YORK. Bon man 0 March ison MERCHANTS. 104 Wall Street, New York, Wholesale Drus TRADE. " Fall, 1859. IT. F. Rives, HAS in store, and is receiving, a large and well selected stock of Drugs, Medi cines, Paints, Oils, Dye-StuiTs, A'iudo7 3'lai5s. I'erfumery, Fancy Articles, Tobac co, Snuff, Cigars, &c., all of wheh has been nurehasod on tlie most advant-.-'eo'is terms. I ask buyers who have never ox- ftvnirurl my stoct, to call and do so, licving that I can make it to their interest to deal with me. To iny old friends and customers, 1 shall otl'er increased induce- in i-ilIS Mv tock is very extensive, and com- jn-isc. in addition to the above, every arti- Av ii my line of business, and 1 am v-iimd to sell as low as the same gro-?s a be purtuaseu aline orin orci&auju. n f. iuvi:s, V5i-olesale Druggist, 107 Sj'camore street, lV-tersburg, Va. Sept. 7, 18j'J. Kerosene Oil. -f JUST RECEIVED, a hot of Kerosen Oil, which I believe to be, iu all respects, the finest Oil ever offered in this market. is clear. and burns Call snd try it. brilliantly. Sept 27, 1S"9. It N. F. RIVES, Druaiffist.

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

publisher: Geo. Howard, Jr.


ocr: 3S-)ggiai, Eopc and Twine. Bales heavy BAGGING, 1100 coils best Jute ROPE, 1000 ,, baling TWINE, for sale on rea sonable terms. Planters can order from us any quantity wanted of the above, to be paid for out of their Cotton when sent to market. N. M. Martin, Bro. Ce.


ocr: Guano! Guano!! o. i, iu"ou " ' ters in lots to suit their 1 .. on e IV ' ... . 10 I il in fine order and direct :rom Government Agent's hands. -AJSG- ..... i i,Tn8 " -Som V.ntlUiaiCU f"r.. i lMfiRter " '-lione iust, Wo, "U1UU tu ohrtve cau uv --- lf-The aoove - iible planters of us and forn IT point on the Wilmington and Weldon on reasonable terms, to be inv f '.. n ... A ATI Jail mod. ad for out oi uie bbi v ' L interest from delivery. f K. M. MARTIN, BRO I ...... Commission Merchants, tifOCti 4i" m x No. 1-9, Sycamore oireeu & CO. March 12, 1850.


ocr: Molasses. o- tors ENGLISH ISLAND MOLASSES, a very superior article, dirrct from tho West Indies, for sale by A. A. Willard. Washington, N. C, June, I85j


ocr: m' 1859. New Fall & Winter TBS AKE now receiving NEW GOODS STAPLE dry Goods, Fancy dry HARD-WARE, CROCKERY, BONNETS, BOOTS & GLASS-WARE, Porcelian-ware. GROCERIES, WOOL HATS, And a great variety of Notions call examine our stock, which we are at low prices. R. T. IIOSKINS & BOWDITCIL .Tarboro', Sept. 17, 1859.


ocr: S. A. Plummer, IMPOUTER AND DEALER IN Foreign & domestic hardtva re. SADDLERY HARDWARE, Jind Coach Materials, No. 10, lioilingbrook ?t., Petersburg, Va. 1 HAVE now on hand the largest and best assortment of GOODS that I have ever offered to the public. My Goods are purchased direct of manu facturers of This Country and Europe, Thereby enabling me to offer as great in ducements to purchasers as any House in my line either North or South. Saddlers cD CoachmaJcers Will find any article in their line they may wish and at prices which give satisfaction. Arc requested to examine my Stock purchasing elsewhere, as I am that my Goods and Prices will please them. N. B. Orders from Farmers and are solicited and will have prompt atten tion. 6. A. PLUMMER, No. 10, Bollingbrook St. 1859.


ocr: Coal Oil & Lamps. THIS day received a largo and ele gant assortment Kerosene Lamps, And for sale ly D. Pendent; Co. ALSO, Coal Lamp Oil, by D. Pender & Co. Tarboro', Feb. 23, 1859. Dancy & Hyman, And Commission Merchants, 124 Pearl Street, Jons s. rANcY, 1 XciO-Ywlc. FRAN. M. IlVSlAN. James C.Smith&Co. GENERAL Commission and Forwarding No. 3 South Water Street, (up stairs,) WILMINGTON, N. C. REFER TO E. P. Hall, Esq., Prs't Branch Bank of the State, Wilmington, N. C. II. R. Savage, Esq., Cashier, Bunk Cape Fear, " John Dawson, Esq., 44 44 y"Prompt attention will be given to all of Cotton and other


ocr: Edw. Zoeller & Co. mum, si&fl, Ornamental 8? Fresco Painters, Gilders, Bronzers, and imitators of Wood and Marble. Prompt attention paid to Glazing, Varnishing, &c. The citizens of Edgecombe and adjoining counties are urgently solicited to give them a trial. All work entrusted to them will be executed with fidelity and despatch. Paper Bangings will also be attend ed to in town or country. Tawboro', Dec. 4, 1857.


ocr: Lime. QQ CHSUUXV,go6drtlcUotlumt, . . . . . . . . - v?. 4. mat


ocr: Land Plaster, Lime and Molasses. THE subscriber informs the citizens of Edgecombe county, that he will keep constantly on hand, In Tawboro9, Land Plaster and Lime, and Molasses by the barrel, in quantities to suit pur chasers, and ut very low prices- or on a short credit to punctual customers. Also, just received, a few barrels of paime Ocean Shad a lotof Whole Her rings, Cement, Plaster of Paris, &c. C000 lbs 13ACON, for sale, cheap for Cash. Willie Walston Tawboro', March 20, 1858. 11 A. A. Willard, Wholesale Dealer in Groceries, Dry Goods, &c. Commission and Forwarding Merchant, IS prepare,! to make liberal CASH AD VANCES on PRODUCE consigned to him for shipment to his correspondents in more, New York, or Itostcn- Washington, N. C, Jnnc, !S-rS.


ocr: New & Fashionable JUST RECEIVED. . 9 xlSy Fames Oilchegan CALL and examine leave your or der, which will be filled in the best manner and at the shortest notice. Clothing and Furnishing Goods, Cheap for Cash. Tawboro', Sept. 3, 1858. Call and See ! SHI n3SGEI3SS Having just returned from New York with his Fall .and Winter Strtcli Cloths, Cassimeres Nestings, Is now ready to furnish Gentlemen's wear of the latest styles, and manufac tured in a superior manner, ne chal lenges any and all to show a set of cus tomers as tastefully dressed or as hand somely fitted as bis. He permits no "bad job" to leave bis establishment. He asks a fair compensation and does hjg work IIis Trhimn(J!, c. arc all of tbe best oualitv -no imitations. Beady -made Clothing, Shirts and Collars, Handkerchiefs, Gloves, fyc. $c. Always on band. . JfcarOrdcrs promptly filled. Hi Hit D. Johnston. Wilson, Sept. 21,1858. 39 : iit ' ill


ocr: $100 Reward. RAN AWAY from the Sub scriber about four years ago, negro boy JOHN, aged about 22 or 23 years, bright copper color, thick set, and weighed about 130 punds under teeth tolerably wide apart, and a large scar on his thighs occasioned by a sald when a child, ne formerly belonged to Mr. W. II . Beverly, and was raised by Wm. Carney, near Bethel meeting house. I purchased said boy a few months before he ran away from Red- dick Carney, and I think he is lurking about Greenwood, where bis parents live. The above reward will bo given for or apprehension jand delivery to me, secured in any jail so that I get him again ; vtj " James. J. Lawrevcxr


ocr: Timv e-k LIME, a good article cf Lamp, in new bbls, for Sale by v7. Ji. trtlfardx tf. C, Joje, "


ocr: IF YOU WANT a good Fluke Hoe, or Grubbing Hoe made, go to G. T. Wil liams or any other farming utensils. Carta and Waggons ironed oflF, Buggies repaired Horse Shoeing, &c. - Tawboro, Jan. 1, 1859. V


ocr: Edw.Zoeller & Co. HOUSE, 18, Ornamental &r Fresco Painters, Gilders, Bronzers, and imitators of Wood and Marble. Prompt attention paid to Glazing, Varnishing, hz. The citizens of Edgecombe and adjoining counties are urgently solicited to give them a trial. All work entrusted to them will be executed with fidelity and despatch. Paper Hangings will also be attend- ed to in town or country. Tawboro', Dec. 4, 1857.


ocr: Just received at HICKS'S. Feb' j, 1859. To the Debtors and Creditors of William D. Pctway, decUl, Lat3 of the County of Edgecombe, N. C. AT the November Term, A. D. 1858, of the Court of Pleas and Qaurter Sessions of the County of Edgecombe, letters of Ad ministration upon the Estate of Win. D. Tetway, deceased, late of said County, cre duly granted by said Court to the Subscriber, who at the same time was qualified as Administrator of the said de ceased, in due form of law. All persons ; indebted to the Estate of the said deceased, e hereby notified to make immediate pay- i merit; and those having claims, accounts and demands acainst the Estate of the said teased, are requested to present them for payment to the Subscriber, within the time prescribed by law, or they will be tarred of recovery by virtue of the Act of tie General Assembly of this State, in such toses made and provided. lleddin S. Tetway Admyr. Jwry 10th, A. D 1859. 1 INVITE the attention cf ,Mcr chants to the following List of Goods, hich I offer for sale on accommodat- ing terms: 240 boxes Cheese, 225 Bbls Flour, 00 " (Wlcprs. 50 Boxes liaisons, 30 Candy. IB Kegs Butter, 40 Bbls Sugar, 50 Bags Coffee, 35 Bbls Pork, 40 Hhds Molasses, 45 Bbls Snuff, 100 Bags Shot, 30 Kegs Powder, 50 Boxes Soap, 200 Reams Paper, 200 Kegs Nails, 15 Bbls Vinegar, 400 Casks Lime, 00 Sacks Salt, 2000 Bushels do. H Tobacco, &c. A T Shoe, aSl sPPly" f Boots and VL3i i rmts. Shoot; Wubb 4. A. Willard. ,Qgton, N. C, . . iXc. Gib, 1858. :


ocr: Livery Stables. Titos, m. COOK, HAVING taken the Stables adjoining Mr. Geo. Lipscomb's shop, will keep on hand at all times Horses for Sale or Exchdnqe. Horses and Buggies for hire Horse's kepi -n. 1S TT i . . uii v iiursca sum uu jUiuuiuiuo Horse and Buggy per dayj hire, " $3 BO " Half day, 2 50 Saddle HofSe per day, " St CO Horses taken on Livery per month, 12 50 Single Horse feed, 25 eta Horses and Waggon with drivets " " jlll Hiring must be Cash before you Ridti Persons can be Sent to any part of the county with a good team And careful dri vers, at all hours. Arid by strict attention to business I hope to receive a liberal aharQ of the publie patronage. f " A few NICE HOUSES on hand l& fair Tawboro', Jan. 1;1849. : ; Timv


ocr: MASKiSB. In this county, on Tuesday Inst, by llev. T. It. Owen, Dr. Baker W. Ma brey, of this town, to Miss Mary Eliza Freeman, daughter of Jos. Freeman, lee'd. Iu this county, on "Wednesday last, by Win. F. Lewis, Esq, Mr. Lawrence J. Elhnor to Miss Louisa J. Cutchin, daughter of Eli Cutchin, dee'd.


ocr: i4 Office oft he Wilmington $ Wei don Rail Road Company, Dec. 20, 1859. THE FIRST INSTALMENT on the Subscription of Stock for building the Tar- boro & Rocky Mount Branch of the Wil mington & Weldon Rail Road Company is due. K. K. Bridgers, Esqr. is duly au thorized by the Company to act as Agent in receiving payment. BV TIIE C0AHD OF DIRECTORS.


ocr: All work warranted twelve months. Jll tcork, Cash on delivery. Accordions Repaired Here. I return ray thanks to the Ladies send Gentlemen for their liberal patronage since I have been in'Tawhoro', and hope by atten tion to business to receive a liberal share of t he same. SILVER WARE for Sale Here. Tawboro', Jan. 1, 1859. Livery Stables. thos, m. COOK, HAVING taken the "Stables adjoining Mr. Geo. Lipscomb's shop, will keep on Land at all times Horses fw Sale or Exchange. Horses and Buggies for like. Horses kep t on livery. Horses sold on Commission. Horse and Buggy per day, hire, $3 50 " Half day, 2 50 Saddle norse per day, 2, 00 Horses taken on Livery per month, 12 50 Single Horse feed, 35 cts, Horses and Waggon with drivers. Hiring must be Cash beore you Bide. Persons can be sent to any part of the county with a good team and careful dri vers, atallhonrs. And by strict attention to business I hope to receive a liberal share ctthe public patronage. AfcwJUCE HORSES on "hand for sale or Exchange, on reasonable terms. Tawboro', Jan. 1,1659, I INVITE the attention of Mer chants to the following List of Goods, Which I offer for sale on accommodat ing terms; 240 boxes Cheese, 225 Bbls Flour, DO Crackers, 50 Boxes Raisens, 30 Candy, 18 Kegs Butter, 40 Bbls Sugar, 50 Bags Coffee, T5 Bbls Pork, 40 Ilhds Molasses, 45 Bbls Snuff, 100 Bags Shot, 30 Kegs Powder, 50 Boxes Soap, -00 Reams Paper, 200 Kegs Nails, 15 Bbls Vinegar, 400 Casks Lime, S00 Sacks Salt, v 2000 Bushels do. -Ksh, Tobacco, &c. ALb(), a good supply of Boots and bhcs, Prints, Sheetings, &c. A. A. Wulard. Washi ungton, N. C. Dec. 6th, 1858. Lime. w0 casks LIME, a good article of Lump, 111 new bbls. for sale by Jl. Jl. IVillard. Wial n?toa, N. C. June, 1838,


ocr: BRIDGERS & WHITFIELD, Attorneys at Law, . both may be found about their nClc from 9 to 3 o'clock, every Jay. Of- xtdoor above D. Pender & Co.'s Office nc Store T.irboro', Jan. 1859. , r Rritteers. G. W. Whitfield. Female College. THE EXERCISES of the next session of .. T.ctilution will commence on the 12th 111,9 jsw of January, 18 JAS. RE ID, Pres. Of the Board of Tiustees. JiOSZGB Ig IIE REBY GIVEN that the firm here toforc existing under the name and style o T. H. Lane $ Bro. T this d:iy dissolved by mutual consent; Jbosc indebted to the said firm will please call upon Wm. H. and settle with u0 as by articles of agreement, Thomas jl Lane has assigned his entire interest in the firm to him the said Wm. H. and by the laid articles he alone is authorised to settle the business of the firm. And those hold- claims against tne nrm, wm present l"6 to Wm. II. Lane for payment. Thomas 11. Lane. them Wm. II. lane. j. S. The business hereafter will be car ried on at the old stand. Jan'y 1st, 1339. Wm. II. Lane. Thos. M. Cook, HAS .REMOVED his Jewelry Store to the one occupied last year by Mrs. Martha Bond, adjoining Messrs. Hoskins & Bow. ditch, here you can find a Splendid Stock of Watches and Jewelry on hand, Selected for this market, which I will sell as low as can be bought North. Having em ployed a first class workman fromfew York with my brother, we will be able to do all Watch work with neatness and dispatch. All work warranted twelve months. Jll tcork, Cash on delivery. Accordions Repaired Here. I return ray thanks to the Ladies send Gentlemen for their liberal patronage since I have been in'Tawhoro', and hope by atten tion to business to receive a liberal share of t he same. SILVER WARE for Sale Here. Tawboro', Jan. 1, 1859. Livery Stables. thos, m. COOK, HAVING taken the "Stables adjoining Mr. Geo. Lipscomb's shop, will keep on Land at all times Horses fw Sale or Exchange. Horses and Buggies for like. Horses kep t on livery. Horses sold on Commission. Horse and Buggy per day, hire, $3 50 " Half day, 2 50 Saddle norse per day, 2, 00 Horses taken on Livery per month, 12 50 Single Horse feed, 35 cts, Horses and Waggon with drivers. Hiring must be Cash beore you Bide. Persons can be sent to any part of the county with a good team and careful dri vers, atallhonrs. And by strict attention to business I hope to receive a liberal share ctthe public patronage. AfcwJUCE HORSES on "hand for sale or Exchange, on reasonable terms. Tawboro', Jan. 1,1659, I INVITE the attention of Mer chants to the following List of Goods, Which I offer for sale on accommodat ing terms; 240 boxes Cheese, 225 Bbls Flour, DO Crackers, 50 Boxes Raisens, 30 (iHEf i iui ft 5S2i HE tYTrnrr- si tir:f?it " THE Tawboro' Hotel, Lately Mrs. Gregory's,) THE undersigned, on the 1st of January next, will improve and re-furnish , this well known and popular Hotel in the Town of Tawboro, and will endeavor to give satis faction fo those who may favor them with a call on the following --3TERMS.f Board and Lodging, for three months, per monthj $20 00 one half month per week per day 25 00 15 00 8 00 1 75 Board per montli 15 00 Single meal, 50 cents Lodging, 50 cents Children and servants half price. Man and Horse per day Keeping horse for 3 months per mo. 2 25 12 50 15 00 8 00 5 00 75 35 " one " half montli one week " per day 44 " single feed The above will be the regular charges, except in specific contracts where more, or less than the usual accommodations are re quired. Geo. Howard & C. Tawboro', Dec. 20, 1858, Removal. ON the first day of January next! Mrs. M. E BOND will remove her Millinery and Dress making To the present residence of Wiley Wal ston, Esqr. on Main Street,, secoud door from Pamlico River Bridcf and third door below the Fancy and Staple Dry goods store oi Messrs. Nippon Dowd i& Baker. Gall and See ii ii ii The ii i Choice a Selection of 44 6i NEW GOODS ii ii . ii -ii ii ii And ii ii Cheap Goods a a At ki ii Macnair & Bro.' s a ' a " Tawboro', Nov. 16, 1858. Last Notice. mtm ra-i rr; rei - 11858. - ;185R. Spring and Summer Slock of Boots, Shoes, ' Hats, Cajts, Trunks, Valises, Bonnet Boxes, (t'c. I. Bi'ockctt & Co. HAVE received their Spring and Sum mer stock of Boots, Shoes, Huts, Caps,$c. And will be pleased to wait on all who may want any article in their line. Their stock is complete and all may rely upon being suited both in pace and quality. Tawboro', N. C. April 17th, 1858. Land Plaster, Lime and Molasses. THE subscriber informs the oitizens of Edgecombe couuty, that he will keep constantly on hand, In Tawboro9 , 'a astcr fcd LmJe antl Molasscs by the barrel, in quantities to suit pur-! chasers, and at wry low prices or on j a iiuit creaii to punctual customers. t Also, lust received, jl fp.w barrels of; 1 A . 1 . i prime Ocean Shad a lot of Whole Her- rings, Cement, Plaster of Paris, &c. 0000 lbs BACON, for sale, cheap for Cash. Willie Waktoti. Tawboro'., March 20, 1858. 11 a7"A. Willard" Wholesale Dealer in Groceries, Dry Goods, (Dc. Commission and Forwarding: Merchant, IS prepared to make liberal CASH AD-! VAXCES on TIIODUCE consigned to hiia for shipment to hi6 corrosonlents iu Bald-j more, New York, or Boston. Washington, N. C, June, 1858. j Win. H. Johnston, Attorney at Law, TAWBOHO', n. c. Br. A. IT. Mavnair, INFORMS his friends and the pub lic, that ho has returned home and re sumed The Practice of Mr. Urine All persons radebted to him arc reques ted to come forward immediately and ticcship at the above braucb.es ot busi close their accounts by cash or imte, or ! ucss respectfully offers his services to they will be put in train for -collection. ' the citizens of Edgecombe and adjacent Tatboro', March J0, 1857. ! ccuntics for the making of curl hair A. E. Ricks, IX D.S. GRADUATE OF THE Baltimore Cvllrye of Dental Surgery. OFf ICE AT Mrs. Gregory Hotel, Tawboro . Persons in tho Couutrywishing to see him, will address him at Tawboro'. All calls left at the Hotel in his ab sence will be promptly attended to. A ug.1858. James M..Earl,M.D. Iliclzory Fork, IV. c. Pocket Book found. New & Fashionable : ; JUST RECEIVED, By fames 'Mchegan. . CALL and examine leave your or der, which will be filled in the best manner and at the shortest notice. Clothing and Furnishing Goods, Cheap for Cash. Tawboro', Kept. S, 1858. Call and See! Having just returned from Ntw York, with his Fall and Whiter Stock-of Cloths, Qassimeres $ Vestings, Is now ready to furnish Gentlemen's wear of the latest styles, and manufac tured in a superior manner. He chal lenges any and all to show a set of cus tomers as tastefully dressed or as hand somely fitted as his. He permits no "bad Job" tD leave his establishment. Ho asks a fair compensation and does justjee to u jjj is work. nanLiuns iV(r rp fill nr LUG .11 begt qualityu0 imitations. Btady-made Clothing, Shirts and Collars, Handkerchhjs, Gloves, 4c Aiwa? on hand. JBOrdcrs promptly filled. RiAit D. Johnston. Wilson, Sept. 21, 1858. 39 Bowman & Afurchison, Faclors atsd Conimissiuu MSB CHARTS. 104 W'iilt Street, New York, W. W. Fcirce, GENERAL Co nun ission Merchant, Wilmington, N. C- Matlras making. RohL II Roioe, OF RICHMOND, VA., HAVING served a regular apprcn- "" and husk raatra&ses, repairing the scats of sofas, chairs, tccte a teetes, and di vans and all other kinds of cushion seats. 3Iaterials always ou hand. For particulats call up stairs over the well known jewelry store of T. M. Cook, or orders left at F. L. Bonds Fiirniture store will be promptly atten ded to. Tawboro Jan, 2. 1858. Edw. Zocllcr & Co. '.HOUSE, SifiM, Ornamental $ Fresco Pa inters, -Gilders, Bronzers, and imitators of Wood and Marble. Prompt attention paid to Glazing, Varnishing, &j. The citizens of Edgecombe and adjoining counties arc urgently solicited to give D. P. Gregg, DBS. Is in Tawboro1, And ready to Perform Dental Operations, For those who may wish to patronise him. NovemberlT, 1858. New Grist Mill. rc THE undersigned havi just gl it successful operatioa A new. Steam Grist Mill, On the road from Tawboro' tnfiufitlj, between the residences of Wa. F. Lew is, Esq. and Rev. J. F. Speight. A toll of one-sixth will be taken, and w hope there will be no disappointments. QUrry A tt. August 12th, 1853. - THE undersigned embraoos thi opportuni'y of reluming his sin cere thanks to his friends and custom ers for the liberal patronage bestowed upon him for, the past year, .and. by beinc atteutive to his work he antiti pates a continuance of the same, as he has the beat Workman in the State, and can afiord and will sell HARNESS, And all kinds of Work, As low as any manufacturer this side of anv Northern City, and will com pete with any Northern manufactures as far as durability is concerned. 1 have ou hand aud for sale at both shops, ready made work of all descrip tions, and am prepared to manufacture any kind of work ordered in our line of business, such as Carriage and Buggy Harness, waggon and cart Harness, Saddles and Bridles, Martingales, Stir rup Leathers, Girths, Pole Straps, gin ode and double Ileins, Halters, tie Iteins, hame straps, saddle Croupees, also, horse Blankets. At the same time I "shall keep con stantly on hand, a full assortment of Plated and Japancd Bilis, Such as snaffle and curb Bitts, stiff Bitts, ring Bitts, double Snaffles, cuib Snaffles, mule Bitts Also, a full as sortment of light buggy, and heavy eoach and draft Collars. I invite the citizens of Edgccomb? and the adiaccit counties, to call and v examino my stocli, blorc purchasing elsewhere. 1 am determined to sell as T low as any manufacturer in the State. P. S. -Repairing neatly doao and ex ecuted at the shortest notice. James M. Sjyrayitu. Tawboro', Jan'y 1, 1859. Pit ATT, OAKLEY & CO., (Late Farmei, Braoo& Ge ,) Pullishcj's, Bookocllcrt and Station", rVo. C I Murray Slicct9 NEW t OKK. 3 O. &. Co. offer at low prices for eaab, and liberal terms for approved crtdii, a Urge stock of BASK and OFFICE STA TIONERY, BLANK & ACCOUNT BOOKS, Receipt and Memorandum Books, PAPER OF ALL KINDS. Carda, Circulars, Bill Heads, &c. Printing and. Lithographing executed to order. Bibles, Misceliaaeeu, and School Books. P. O. & Co. Publish Bullion's series mi Grammars; Comstock's Series on tke Sci ences; Hooker's Physiologies; Broekleeby's Astronomies; Olney's Geography, nerlj re vised; Southern Class Readers; Palmer's GeWT. Williams . 'CitHV iTIAKE&i. I HAVE enlarged ray Gun nnd Black Btaith ostablia'aiaent, ' ' sal hra pknty of room and force to do liny kind of a job that may be required. Guns and Rifles w. IJade to order Vnd repaired. Surgicalin-, struments mad. Bell hanging---Pumps re paired Kejsinade and Locks; repaired. Canes mounted and vamishod- umbrellas, and parasols repaired, &c All work done8 oeasonablo terras and waiTanted. p GEORGE T. WILLIAMS. Tawboro, Jan. 1,1359. . NOTiCE.---- IF YOU WANT a good., Fluke Hoe; or t Grubbing Hoe made, go to.G. T. Wil liams or any other farming uten&ils, Carta and Waggons ironed off, Buggies repaired, liorso Shoeing, &c. ' " Tawloro', Jan. 1, 1653. Garden, Yard and I -II AVE. just received from the most ex perienced and reliable Seed Growers in the country, a heavy supply of I'resh Seedt, to which I invite the attention of dealers and - gardnera and solicit their orders -with tho firm conviction, that both the quality and price will suit them. Below, 1 name soma of the different kinds: Giant Turple Top Asparagus. , Beans Early China, Turtle Soup, Early k White Marrow, Early Valentine, Mohawk, Refugee, or lOUOto 1, Case knife, Large, Lima or Butter. Meets Extra Early Blood Turnip, Long Smooth Quaker, Flat Bassino, Long Bleod Red, White Sugar, Mangel Wurtzel, Bro coli. Cabbage Early York, Early June, Early Sugar loaf Early Flat Batterses, largo , French Oxheart. premium Flat DuUh, St.. Dennis Drumhead, large Wrakefield Nonpa riel, large York, large late American Drum head, large Bergen, large English Drum head, fine Drumhead Savoy, green Globa Savoy, red" Dutch for pickling. Cauliflower Several kinds, Carrol Several kinds. . Celery Seymours Superb, White Solid,' new Silver Giant. -Collard and Common Salad. Curied or Peppergvasd Cress. Cucumber Early Frame, Early Bnseian, Early Cluster, Eealy White Spine, Long Green prickly, extra Long Green Turkey, ) - Girkki or Burr. ' ' - Egg Plant Turplc and White. Endive; Corn; Kale nnd Lcck, Lettuce Early Curled -Silesia, early white Cabbage, Fine Imperial, Large Grceu, Ice, brown Dutch Cabbage, large India, London white Cabbage. 1 1 1 . lv' I 1 T f 1 T j casiu. ariy .uay very wiy,; w. & clu-lieat known, Daniel O-Rouke, early Warwick, early Charlton, Dwarf Su- jgar (eatiiDle pou,) J hurstou , Reliance, large white Marrowfat, early Prolific, Dwarf blue Imperial, Tom Thumb. Melon, Mustard, Onion, Okra, , Parsley, , Parsnip, Pepper, Pumpkin, Itadish, Rhu barb, Spinach, Squash, Tomato, aud, Tur nip seed, together with White and Yellow Onion Setts; Kentucky Blue, Orchard, Tim othy aud Mu3quito Grass Seed. jggOrdera filled promptly, with as.fino a selection of Pare Seeds as can be procured by any house in the Unitel States?. :N. F. HIVES, . Wholesale and Retail Dauggist, rowcll's Row, 1U7 Sycamore St., Peters? bur; oe '" If y mi Have a Cough , Take Hampton's Tincture. If you have Dyxprpsia, Take Hampton's Tincture. If you have Kheumatisrn, Take Hampton's Tincture. , If you Jave Bronchitis, . Take Hampton's Tincture. If you have Pain in the Back, , . . Take Hampton's Tincture. . If you are All Weakness, -. ... i -1


ocr: Edw. Zocllcr & Co. '.HOUSE, SifiM, Ornamental $ Fresco Pa inters, -Gilders, Bronzers, and imitators of Wood and Marble. Prompt attention paid to Glazing, Varnishing, &j. The citizens of Edgecombe and adjoining counties arc urgently solicited to give them a trial. All work entrusted to them will be executed with fidelity and despatch. Paper Hangings will also be attend ed to in town or country. Tawboro', Dec. 4, 1857.


ocr: Planters Take Notice, Planters Take Notice, Jacob's Cordial Jacob's Cordial Jacob's Cordial Is The Only Sure Is The Only Sure Is The Only Sure And Positive Remedy And Positive Remedy And Positive Remedy Before The People Before The People Before The People In Dysentery, In Dysentery, In Dysentery, Diarrhoea, Diarrhoea, Diarrhoea, And Flux. And Flux, And Flux. It Never Fails. It Never Fails. It Never Fails. W. W.lll'lSS Si CO rrpii vw, 3T:i Ilromlwny, ,tw York Tl rroj'rw torr1 liav' '-t.iWi-lMM : WoFioral p..t tr tit' supply iir' r Ihf Tr.t. w ith tin- cU-u- sivf Iinirtiii' atnl WhoU-.ili' lrnj IIu' of .1. ASUIll. UST, Clirlron. Fur Snh in Tarboro by Win. IL.u ard if Co.


ocr: Edw. Zocller & Co. HOUSE, SI6N9 O? ntmental &r Fresco Painters, Gilders, Bronzers, and imitators of Wood and Marble. Prompt attention paid to. Glazing, Varnishing, &c. The citizens of Edgecombe and adjoining counties are urgently solicited to give them atrial. All work entrusted to them will be executed with fidelity and despatch. Paper Hangings will also be attend ed to in town or country. Tawboro', Dec. 4, 1857.


ocr: return my Gentlemen for their liberal patronage since I hav been in Tawboro', and hope by atten tion to business to receive a liberal share of the same. SILVER WARE for Sale Here, Tawboro', Jan. 1, 1859. Livery Stables. THOS. HI. COOK, HAVING taken the Stables adjoining Mr. Geo Lipscomb's shop, will keep on hand at all times Horses for Sale or Exchange. Horses and Buggjes for hire. Horses kept on livery. Horses sold on Commission.. Horse and Buggy per day, hire, $3 50 " Half day, 2 50 Saddle Horse per day. 2 00 Horses taken on Livery per month, 12 50 Single Horse feed, 25 cts, Horses and Waggon with drivers. M Hiring must be Cash beore you Ride, Persons can be sent to any part of the county with a good team and careful dri vers, at all hours. And by strict attention to business I hope to receive a liberal share ofthe public patronage. A few NICE HORSES on hand for sale er Exchange, on reasonable terms. Tawboro', Jan. 1,1609. astasia I INVITE the attention of Mer chants to the following List of Goods, WLich I offer for sale on accommodat ing terms: 240 boxes Cheese, 225 Bbls Flour, 90 Crackers, 50 Boxes Raisens, 30 " Candy, 18 Keg3 Butter, 40 Bbls Sugar, 50 Bags Coffee, 35 Bbls Pork, 40 Hhds Molasses, 45 Bbls Snuff, 100 Bags Shot, 30 Kegs Powder, 50 Boxes Soap, 200 Reams Paper, 200 Kegs Nails, 15 Bbls Vinegar, 400 Casks Lime, 800 Sacks Salt, 2000 Bushels do. H Tobacco, &c. ALSO, a good supply of Boots and bhoc, Prints, Sheetings, &c. w A. A. Willard. Wellington, N. C. Dec. 6th, 1858. Lime. 00 casts LIME, a good article of Lump, 1Q evr bbls. for sale by Yashin A. rf. Willard, Eton, N. C, June, 1858.


ocr: j Groceries. .9 8 8 u.n.o um ncuj uium "0o''o I0i0 Coils Hope of best quality, 500 Kegs Nails, 50 Ilhds Shoulders and Sides, 20() Barrels Mess Pork, 100 Boxes Adamantine & tallow Candles, 50 Barrels Super Fine and Family Flour, 50 do. N. O. and Cuba Molasses, 100 Bids. Coffee Crushed & pow'd Sugar, 100 Bags Laguyra 11 io and Java Coffee. .Selected exprestdy for Fanners iij&e, for sale by N. M. Martin Bro., Co. Petersburg, Va,, June 1, 1850.


ocr: For sale by 11"?. Howard Co. VcgctahlcTincture THJii GREAT licstorative and Invigorator. IT has shown itself mosl powerfully rativc of XERVOUS DISEASES in thei various forms, giving new life and vigor, re storing the shattered constitution, and thus infusing hope in place of despondency. Ry its mild, pleasant, and safe action on the stomach, liver, kidneys, lungs, and the ucr rons system, it cures Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Diseases of the Urinary Or gans, Coughs, Asthma Rroxctual Affec tions, Consumption, Scrofula, St. Vitus' Dance, Kino's Evil, Worms, Rheuma tism, Gout, Xeuraloi v, Fits, Fistula, Piles, with all diseases arising from impure blood. THE FEMALE SYSTEM Has in Dr. Hampton's Vegetable Tincture A CURE foits numerous and complicated derangements. Hundreds who have been debilitated and dispirited, and on the vcrc of a premature grave, have been restored by its use to blooming health, which we arc abundantly able to prove by such a host of LIVING WITNESSES as we think no other medicine can produce. iiirlale hy Vm- toward Co. LIFE PIJL1LS Am Bimas. AD Indian lrcgc tabic Pith, For .ale by IJ'. Howard. y Co., Tarbor XL-


ocr: Religious Notice. Appointments for Elders John Stad ia" and Andrew E. Hall. At Peach Tree, the 4th Sunday in September; Monday, at the Falls Tar River; Tuesday, at Old Town Creek; Wednesday, at Tarboro'; Thursday, at Cross Roads; Friday, at Spring Green; Saturday, Sunday, and Monday, at the Kelrukco Baptist Association, to be held with the Church at Skcwarkcy, Dear Williamston. Com.


ocr: In Wilson, on Thursday the 1st inst. by Jacob S. Barnes, Esq., Mr. W. P. Fitzgerald to Miss Nancy Barbcc all of Wilson. On the same day, by the Rev. Mr. Goddin, Mr. A. G. Ruffin to Miss Sarah J. Stevens both of Wilson.


ocr: Southern Plows, Corn Shelters, Sc. Aa F3 MAYHEU & CO., IVo. 31 Vcsey Street, NEW YORK CITY. a v u f!o would rcrcctfullyin- 4. 1 M. 4.'-- W v - - - - j Agricultural Imtliimest?, that ticy !n r ,vn nil kinds of W" Steel and Iron Southkrs Plows, U Castings, Corn Shkllkr?, m.K.s Hay and Stalk Cutters, Store Truck?, Garden so Gaxal rows, Gin Gear, Slgmest Ca'tikct'' e' &c, expressly for the Souther : Also, on hand, all kinds of Acwcu and Horticultural IurtzME.vr, cihnery, Seeds, Feeiimzeb. sc., which we sell at LOWER J, other house in the United State . aDcacriptiTcWholclo whifih we will furnish on an1 mail or otherwise. All Goods to be as recommended. Send for our Trice List. A. F. MAYHErCO., No. 51 vYbT Successors to John JI:1JhcrAq20.) (Who established the bus'ncssmKJ Coparti I HAVE THIS PlXZ tcrcst in my business, r.o. . cf hereafter be conducted under the J JAMES B- ll1- JAMES D. CUNXIGn-V! -New V rk, July 1,


ocr: Coal Oil & Lamps. ; THIS day received a" large' and ele gant assortment Kerosene Lamps, And for sale If D. Pender & Co. ALSO, Coal Lamp Oil, hy D. remhr & Co. Tarboro', Feb. 23, 1350. Dancy & Hyman. miasma ind Commission 124 Pearl Street, JOnX S. DAKCT v Neiv-York. FRAX. M. HYMAN James ' GENERAL Commission and Forwarding No. 3 South Water Street, (up WILMINGTON, N. C. REFER TO E. P. Hall, Esq., Prs't Branch Bank the State, Wilmington, N. C. II. R. Savage, Esq., Cashier, Bank Fear, Jons Dawson, Esq., Sf Prompt attention will be given to consignments of Cotton and other


ocr: Lime. OOO casks LIME, a good article of Lump, in new bbls. for sale by" 1' J " A. A. Willard N. Oi, Juney 1858.


ocr: Molasses. -o- O hhds ENGLISH ISLAND MOLASSES, a very superior article, dirrct from tho West Indies, for sale by ' A. A: Willard. Washington, N. C, Jane, 18t) f


ocr: Guano! Guano!! 6" , in lots to suit their for Sft i nnl il i roc. t. from Government Aent's hands. ElUe," "Navasa," -Som- tiiimieu l" . . 1.1 , . n,n,,nr1 Plaster," -Bone Dust, I rPTO. -V." I"""' - ' .n,l other manures f The above can be bought by a re !fW!ibls planters of us and flnTpoint omut Mi...-o- be jiiRoaJ, on reasonable ten , ,1 for OUl Oi tuc WVAW 1 X- I. - V T rill 1,1111 V t-' dins interest iromuc.,:?. r pers and Commission Merchants, March 12, 1859.


ocr: S)3EBa In this place, on the morning of the 4lh instant, Francis Little, infant son of Win. F. & Mary E. Daucy, aged 5 months and 20 days. (Raleigh papers copy.) In this towa, recently, aged about 15 months, Emma, daughter of Mr. Thos. Obcrry. In Wilson, on Sunday the 3d inst. j Miss M. A. E. Wiustcad, eldest daugh tor of W. W. Wiustcad, aged 17 years and i) moutiis.


ocr: Edw. Zoeller & Co. HOUSE SI6H,' Ornamental Fresco Painters, Gilders, Bronzers, and imitators of Wood and Marble. Prompt attention paid to Glazing, Varnishing, &e. The citizens of Edgecombe ana adjoining counties are urgently solicited to give them a trial. All work entrusted to them will be executed with fidelity and despatch. Paper Hangings will also be attend ed to in town or country. Tawboro', Dec. 4, 1857.


ocr: ' i New & Fashionable JUST RECEIVED, By Jkimrs Mchegan. CALL and examine leave your or der, which will be filled in the best manner and at the shortest notice. Clothing and Furnishing Goods, Cheap for Cash. Tawboro', Sept. 3, 1858. Call and See ! Having just returned from New York, with his Fall and Winter Stock ofl Cloths, Cassimeres Sf Nestings, Is now ready to furnish Gentlemen's wear of the latest styles, and manufac tured in a superior manner. He chal lenges any and all to show a set of cus tomers as tastefully dressed or as hand somely fitted as his. He permits no tt i r j j He asks a fair compensation and doe3 justice to his work. His Trimmings, c. are all of the best quality no imitations. Ready-made Clothing, Shirts and Collars, Handkerchiefs, Gloves, 4'C fyc. Always on hand. JdiarOrders promptly filled. RnVt D. Johnston. Wilson, Sept 21, 1858. 89 Boivman & Murchison, -Factors and Commission


ocr: tion to business to receive a liberal share of j,o same. SILVER WARE for Sale Here Tawboro', Jan. 1, 1859. Livery Stables,. tiios. m. COOK, HAVING taken the Stables adjoinin ,)Ir. Geo. Lipscomb's shop, will keep on land at all times Horses for Sale or Exchange. urscs and Buggies for hire. Horses kept fa livery. Horses sold on Commission. Horse and Buggy per day, hi, $0 50 " Half day, 2 50 Saddle Horse per day, 2 00 norses taken on Livery per month, 12 50 Single Horse feed, 35 cts, Ilorses and Waggon with drivers. 1U Hiring must be Cash before you Ride. rersonscanbe sent to any Dart of the Mnty Vith a good team and careful dri vers, at all hours. And by strict attention j tu business I hope to receive a liberal share .jefthe public patronage. A few MCE HORSES on hand for sale f. p..-t. ncimnge, on reasonable terms. Tawboro', Jan. 1,1859. 1 INVITE the attention of chants to the following Mer- List of Goods, Wh I offer for sale on accommodat ing terms: 240 boxes Cheese, 225 Hbls Flour, SO Crackers, 50 Boxes Raisens, SO Candy, 18 Kegs Butter, 40 Llls Sugar, Bags Coffee, 35 libls Pork, 40 Ilhds Mol 45 BUs Snuff, J0 Hags Shot, "0 Kegs Powder, 50 Boxes Soap, 200 Reams Paper, 00 Kegs Nails, 15 Hbls Yinejrar, 400 Casks Lime, 00 Sacks Salt, v. ,200 Buels do. hK Tobacco, &c. At oa gi , ' a g0 supply of Boots and oc I'nuts, Sheetings, &c. A. A. Willard. ns?ton, N. C. f-'c. urn 1858. Lime. " Pas bIME, ft good article of Lump, U' U. for sale by ' Ji. Willard, 'eton.N.C, June,


ocr: County, (N. ('.) Saturday, 19, -im. ;?SSGt2HBMBBf HoWAFvD, Editor & Proprietor. John Manning, Publisher. TFRMS PR ANNUM. W 00 2 50 RATES OF ADVERTISING! first insertion, 1 00 each insertion aflencards, 0 25 n vrur - - 5 00 Wrrs a?ut Judicial advertise- by Contract. "" '" '""r"" - 11 ti:aks:.'1o5o. in store and are daily receiving Fall Winter Slock of ,1 AinpnVnn Fancv c StaDle aiw luw'v GOODS, ana uiut. uAau0i vv; have ever ottered. Dress Goods, merino and m. delaine Robes of styles; plain merino; piain, striped ni. delaines and cash Valentia, Victoria and Scotch black and colored Silks; Pop real Scotch do.; French, & American Calicoes, &c. &c. assortment of Ladies cloaks, shawls, scarfs, &c, embracing styles. Embroideries. Pique and French and cam French and Scotch embroi sleeves, handkfs; Honi point, laco and pique col bands, flouncings, laces, inscrtings, &c. &c. and colored cloths, cassimeres, satinetts, kerseys, linseys; red, Canton flannels; colored, and plaid ditto; brown and sheetings and shirtings; dam toweling; linen cambric and sheeting, shirting and shirts, fronts and collars; and plaid swiss, jaconet, French and Nainsook muslins; Gents under garments, rib hosiery, umbrellas, &c. travelling and negro blankets. made Clothing. women's, misses and children's and shoes, hats, caps, bon- tvw Implements. glass, crockery ware, grocc- &c, with every other article in oil nf n. T-r--, rt(Vn- n I .-..1. uii Ul J UlUJi Uli ftUUH prices that they cannot fail to Examine the stock before you WED DULL & HART. Sept. 1G, 1858. -:): FIRM of Mathcwson & Pip been dissolved Mr. Mathcw from mercantile life. of the concern will be cither of us. Nathan Mathcwson. Win. M. Pippen. desires to return his his old customers for their patronage, and requests of the same to the new undtioignod as successors to i inn nf M..tl, associated themselves under an, style of lhwd & Baker, continuance of the patronage, so liberally bestowed on the late Wm. M. Pippcn, Henry A. Dowd, Jos. It. Baker. Nov 10, 1858. . wlora it may Concern. jqjp Undorsifrnp.d hnvinry recentlv THE CELEBRATED Trotting- llarsc, Morgan Rattler, THIS celebrated Trotting Stallion wm siana tno ensuing season m the counties of Edgecombe and Halifax, .xuu uc n:c to mares at Ticentu- Dollars the season. Insurance can be effected by special contract with the agent of the owuers at Forty Dol lars. One Dollar for every mare to the Groom. The number of mares will Ka limited to fifty. Morgan Rattler was 7 years old in June 1856, is a dark chestnut, stands lbj hands high and weighs 13 cwt, round make and compact in every res pect, with a broad and deep chest, good strength of limb with close joints, live ly and animated countenance and a fast traveller; he was sired by a full blood Morgan, owned by Samuel Morse and known as the Morse Horse of Spegle townj in the county of ltenssclacr, N. Y.j he being half brother to Gray Eddy, one of the fastest horses now on the turf; he trotted on the Union Course, Long Island, N. Y., in October 1851 to waggon in 2.29J, 2.30, winning the two first heats and purse of 1,000. His grandsirc was the Root horse and the Root horse was sired by the old Sherman Morgan, the same horse that sired the old lilack Hawk. His Dam was a large chesnut marc of great power and speed, owned by Dorus Duseubury of Crunswick, Rens selaer county, which was sired by the Imported Horse, owned and brought into Lower Canada by Sir John Uol burn, formerly Governor of Canada The grand Dam was a full blooded Morgan mare, brought into this section of the country from Vermont by Dorus Dusenbury, Morgan Rattler received in 1853 the First Premium as the best Stallion at the Renssalaer County Fair; we deem it uncalled for to give all the qualities of this celebrated horse, as he will show for himself; we will add that he has got the best stock in Renssalaer county. Dorus Dusenbury. R. Morrison. Billinys Blakley. Alfons Patten. For further particulars enquire of Dr. Jos. II. Baker, Jos. II. 11 y man, T. M. Cook. Tawboro', Dec. 9, 1858. $25 Reward. THE Subscriber lost, on Monday night, the 13th inst. at the Fork of the Road at Mrs. Shuiley's near Tawboro' Jl large Bay Horse, White faec, all his feet white, a new quilted scat saddle, with a hog skin cov er a r0po halter, and a black leather bridle, part of the rein web. Also a silver lever watch, with a silver chain, and a silver masonic key. A reward of Ten Dollars will be given for the re-, covery of the horse and saddle, and Ten dollars for the watch, chain and Key. Any information respecting them will be thankfully received. Eli Whit field. Rocky Mount, Sept 15, 1858. Hampton's Vegetable Tincture. IFe speak as unto wise Men let the res tored and afflicted judge for themselves. The Tvholc animal creation are ibjcct t disease but few die from sickness wher instinct is their only physician. The beneti cent Creator has given the various plants and roots for the cure of disease; and it is upon this great truth that Dr. Hampton ba ses the wondertul cures oi msceieui 'A' M3J0 t a) t. Stevenson, Weddcll & Co:, Wholesale Jobbers, in French, Scotch and American FA8BSCS! Have now in Store a complete assort ment of New and Seasonable Goods, For the Spring and Summer Trade. JK3""Spoeial attention is solicited from the North Carolina and Virginia Mer chants. John Stevenson, Nos. 73 and 30 James lVcddctl, Sycamore Street, Ym. II. Crow, ) Petersburg, Va. 31. Mai'tisa, E3ro. & Co., Grocers Commission Merchants, PETERSBURG, VA. K Jl. T1. tJTIarlin, f$on Co., Com m issian Merchants, RICHMOND, VA. N. M. MARTIN, Sr. W. K. MARTIN, II.L.PLUMMEli, Jr, R. A. MARTIN, 11. TANNAHILL, N. M. MARTIN, Jr. JCGSfrict personal attention given to the sale of Produce. Orders for Goods promptly filled. REFERENCES, R. R. IJrtdOEHS. Esn.. President. Tlr Rank, Tarboro', N. C. Messrs. YVeddelt, & Hart, Tarboro', Dr. J. J. Philips, Edgecombe County. C. F. Fisher, Esq., Cashier, 33r. Ex Rank, Petersburg, Va. James Wediell, Esq., Petersburg. R. E. Macnair, Esq., Tarboro', N. O CALVIN IT. DIBBLE, Late of Wilmington, N. C. JONATHAN B. BUNCW, Late of Kiuston, N. C. Dibble & Bunco, Commission Merchants. In Cotton, Flour, Grain, Naval 'Stores and Southern Produce generally, No. ISO Front Street, NEW YORK. We will pay the Forwarding charges on Cotton in Washington. REFERE E IIon.WM. A. Graham, Ilillsboro', N.O. Hon. John M. Moreiiead, Greensbo ro', N. C. II. L. MYnovER, Esq., Faycttcville, N. C. John D. William?., Esq., Prett. Bunk of Clarendon. M. Stsvenso::, Esq., Cashr. Bank Washington. Frank G. Pitt, M. D. John Howard, M. 1). JJrs, Ptit .& Howard, HAVE associated themselves together in The Practice of Medicine, Ami toiler then professional cervices to the people of the surrounding country. June, 18-58. Coal. 1 fft TONS, "Red Ash" COAL, Jl. A. Willard. Washington, N C. Oct. 20, '58. THE business of building in all its branches will be carried on '"by -the sub scriber, who offers his services to the citizens of Edgecombe and. the adjoin ing counties. Beinfj an experienced workman, he feels confident that he can please those who may want his services. He is also prepared to furnish draw ings and specifications. E. A. Sherman. Feb'y 20th, 1858. Just Received, A NEW SUPPLY OF Kerosene Oil Camphinc Burning Fluid, Kerosene, Camphine and Fluid lamp wick, Castor Oil in quart, pint and J piut bots, Bauhon C. Watson, Gaston Meaees. Watson & Mearcs, Geril Commission Merchants, 3 4 mil-Slug Slip, NEW YORK. Id. D. Pender, ATTOBEY AT LAW9 Chiclcering & Son's Pianos. esse THE Subscriber, resident of Wilmington, N. C, being Agent for the above Firm, xdll he in Ttucboro' m December next. Persons wishing to buy Pianos will do well to call on him, as he sella for Cash only and cheap er than any body else; this Firm being the only Firm, having received 32 different Prize medals at different Fairs. Pianos Tuned and Repaired. All orders left at Geo. Howard's of fico promptly attended to. T. A. E. Bohnstedt, Piano Tuner. Wilmington, N. C, May 28, 1858. fiOTICE. THE Copartnership heretofore exist ing between Palamountain & Stewart is this day dissolved by mutual consent. The business of the Firm will bo settled by T. J. Stewart. Palamountain cfr Stewart. Tarboro', Nov. 1, 185G. H0TJCE. THE subscribers adopt this method of announcing to the citizens of Edgc- combe and to the public generally, that they have associated themselves togeth er under the name and style of Williamson tb Stewart, For the purpose of carrying on The Carfi'ingc csanLhg IN THE TOWN OP TARBORO . Carriages and buggies of every descrip tion will be put up in tho neatest and most durable manner. Repairing and renovating old Vehi cles will also constitute a branch of their business. They express the hope, that by strict application to business, they may ob tain a liberal share of patronage from their friends and the public generally. J. A. Williamson, T.'J. Stewart Tho undersigned thankful to hi friends and tho 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 of 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. Tarboro', Jan. 1st, 1857. sia THE Subscriber informs the Far mers and citizens of Edgecombe and adjacent Counties, that he has returned to his Old Stand,. Near the Bridge in Tarboro, And has enlarged his facilities so as to enable him to make and repair all kinds ol Farming implements and Every description of Iron work. He will also attend to the repairing of Buggies, Wagons, Cotton Gins, Guns, Locks, Keys, Stoves, Bell-hanging, c. Thankful for past favors, he hopes to receive a liberal share of patronage. 1. B. Palamountain. Tawboro', January 1, 1857. New Drugs, &c. THE subscriber has enlarged and improv ed his Drug Store, and is continually ad ding to his assortment, a great variety j)f Medicines, &c. George Howard, Jr. Attorney and Solicitor, WILSON, N. C. Attends the Courts of Nash, Wayne, Edge combe and Wilson counties. Office opposite tho Court House. April, 1857. 4 THE subscriber returns his thanks to tho citizens of Edgecombe and sur rounding counties, for tho liberal pat ronage ho has heretofore received, and informs them that ho i3 now prepared with 12 to 1G hands to cxecntc all iobs entrusted to him at the shortest uotice In the Carpentering Business. " He is also prepared to execute Bricklaying and Plastering, Of every description, in a workmanlike and expeditious manner, and on rca- sonablo terms. All jobs when comple ted will bo settled for by cash or note. Geo. B. Lipscombe. Tawboro', Jan 7, 1858. HOT - -x- T HE . subscribers are prepared to grind Corn at their Steam Mill in Tarboro1, At the shortest notice. A toll of one sixth will be taken from each grist. Oberry & Bro March 11th, 1857. TAWB0B01 POST OFFICE. THE Subscriber having been appointed Postmaster of Tawboro', iu place of D. Pen der, resigned, the Post Office has been re moved to the room next to the Drug Store?. opposite the Edgecombe House. Attentio is requested to the fallowing Regulations y From the Postal Laws. Sec. 115. Postage cannot be prepaid on regular newspapers or periodicals for a less term than one quarter ; and in all cases postage must be paid on such matter at the commencement of a quarter. Sec. 250. All payments to the Depart meut, whether upon drafts, or otherwise, must be in specie ; and Postmasters in re ceiving payment of postages or other dues to the Department, should always bear in mind that they are bound to pay them over in the legal currency of the United States. Sec. 252. Postmasters may receive for postage the small Spanish and Mexican sil ver coins at the following rates, viz: The fourth of a dollar, or piece of two reals, at twenty cents; the eighth of a dollar, or piece of one real, at ten cents: and the six teenth of a dollar, or piece of half a real, at five cents. Sec. 329. The envelopes arc to be sold for Cash and if a Postmaster cannot readily make change, the purchaser must tender the exactamount for the number he wants. Postages. Sec. 103. Newspapers and Periodicals of the weight of 3 ounces and under, sent to any part of the United States, when pub lished daily, 40 cents; six times a week, 30 cents; tri-weckly, 19J; semi-weekly, 13: weekly, GJ; semi-monthly, 3; monthly,' per quarter. Same rate for each addi tional ounce. Weekly Newspapers free, in the county where published; in other parts of the State per quarter, 3 cents; semi-weekly, GJ cts.; tri-wcekly, . 9 ; 6 times a week, 19; if not exceeding ounces in weight. fSrostage Stamps, 10 cents, 3 cents, and 1 centeach Stamped Envelopes, letter size, $3,18 per hundred, 80 cents for pack age of twenty-five, 4 cents single, &c. Jan. 1, 1858. Geo. Howard, P. M. , Molasses. gtfhhdsENGLIsn ISLAND MOLASSES, a very superior article, dirrct from the West Indies, for sale by Jl. A. Willard. Washington, N. C, June, 1838 m, HAifflPToa 3S Vegetable Tincture TIIE GREAT Purifier of the 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 alfDis- a is


ocr: In Wilson County, on the 7th of June, by the Ilev. Geo. W. Keesej Dr. I). G. W. Ward, of Greene County, to Miss A. Moyc, only daughter' of Col. Macon Moye. In WiHiamston, on the 24th ult, by the Rev. B. S, Bronsou, Mr. Henry A. Gilliam, of Plymouth, and Miss Hannah Clements, of Williamston.


ocr: Lime. OOO casks LIME, a good article tfjumyf in new bbls. for sale" by mitarA Washington, C., Juixe 185,3- '


ocr: S. A. Plumtner, IMPORTER AND DEALER IN Foreign & domestic hardtvare SADDLERY HARDWARE, And Coach Materials, No. 10, liollingbrook St., Petersburg, Va. I HAVE now on hand the largest best assortment of GOODS that I ever offered to the public. My Goods are purchased direct of manu facturers of - This Country and Europe, Thereby enabling me to offer as great in ducements to purchasers as auy House my line either North or South. Saddlers & Coachmahers Will find any article in their line , they may wish and at prices which give satisfaction. . Are requested to examine my Stock purchasing elsewhere, as I am that my Goods and Prices will please N. B, Orders from Farmers and are solicited and will have prompt tion. S A. PLUMMER,, No. 10, Bollingbrook St 18-39.


ocr: 1859. New Fall & Winter OP ARK now receiving NEW GOODS STAPLE dry Goods, Fancy dry Goods, II A R D- W A R E, O R OC K E R Y, BONNETS, BOOTS & Shoes, (j! LASS-WARE, .rcelhn-war, GROCERIES, WOOL HATS, And a great variety of Notions call and R. T. IIOSKINS t BODirCIL Tarl.oro', Se.t. 17, 1859,


ocr: Boots and shoes, Boots and Shoes, Boots and Shoes, Of Of Of Superior quality Superior quality Superior quality At At At Macnair, Bro. & Co. Matnair, Bro. & Co. Macndvr, Bro. & Co. Macnair, Bro. & Co. 1 "' etings, Carpetings, Rugs, Rtigs, Rugs, Rugs, A beautiful A beautiful Assortment, Assortment, From From 25 to 1 37 c 25 to l 37 c. Just received Garp


ocr: Land for 1 WISH TO SELL MY LAND v - . " ' t . tn Edgecombe County f Eleven miles from Tawboro, on th road from Tawboro' to Williamston. The land joins John W. Purvis, Wilson Hovrard and others. The tract contains Three hundred and forty Acres, There is a 'good Swamp and Marsh on it, about one-half cleared, the other In its original growth, and well timbered with Pine, Oak, Gum and Cypress On the premises is a good dwelling house and all necessary out houses including negro houses, barns horse stables, &c. I will take pleasure in showing the premises to any wishing to buy. Terms can be made accommodating. JOHN A. PURVIS. Edgecombe, N. C. Sept. 25, 1859. sale.


ocr: SELLING OFF At Cost. The Subscribers WISHING to close their business have determined, after this date, to offer their Entire Stock of Goods on hand AT COST. Their Stock embraces a good assortment of Ladies, Gents, Boys, Youths & Children's Boots, Shoes and Gaiters, Negro Brogtvns, Ditching Boots and "Wool Hats. Also, Gents, Boys and Childrens fine Cassimere and Straw Hats. Their Goods have been well kept and are as good as new, and all who are in want of goods in their line would do well to give them a call. G. L. BROCKETT & CO. 3Tarboro N. C. Julyl, 1859.


ocr: VALUABLE Plantation for Sale. THE undersigned having purchased in another County, a tract of Corn land, will sell his Plantation in Perquimans. The tract contains some twelve hundred acres, and is situated immediately on the Albemarle Sound, possessing fine fishing advantages. The Plantation is.well ditched and fenced entirely with Juniper rails. About Nine Hundred acres are in cultivation and will bring one thousand pounds of seed Cotton per acre without manure. The situation of this Plantation, gives" it advantages, in the markets, and in the discipline of Negroes, which are unequal- ed; being within a few hours of Norfolk, Ljgid twelve miles from any Store or place where ardent spirits are sold. For further information apply to THOS. E. SKINNER, Raleigh, N. CM June 21, 1859. FOR SALE.


ocr: Copartnership. THE undersigned hare formed Co partnership for the purpose of conducting A GROCERY And, Commission Business In the City of New York, under the firm of Dancy & Hyman, And have secured the services of R. W, Hyman, late of the City of Baltimore, who has full authority to act in all mat. ters relating to the business of said Era. - JOHN S. DANCY, of Tarboro', N.C. FRAN. M. HYMAN, late of Warrentoa. New York, April 13, 1859. Dancy & Hyman, And 'Commission Merckih 124 Pearl Street, V New-York, JOHN'S. DANCY, FRAN. M. HYMAN. For Sale. SO Bales Bagging and 200 Coils i Rope. Bagging at 12, ana nopu 6 to 8 c, according to quality. 124 Pearl Street, New York. n VXflM3 JOHN H. ROWLAND, J. HAMILTON ROWLAND. 0S Rowland & Kcynolda, 6B0CE8S And Commission Merchants, Norfolk, Va. ttentiontotbe" Cotton, Flour, Grain, &c, avoiding cessary chargea and rendering proP turns. Overseer Wanted.


ocr: Mess Pork. SUPPLY Of iho host hrnn.1. TUt UP N- M. MARTIN, BllO & CO. lersburrr. Vn inr;i ie.n


ocr: WE are prepared to urDish Planter with all kinds of ;": '. Family Groceries, Agricidtural Jmplement$t Manures; fyc. fyc. . In quantities to suitj deliverable at any point: on the Wilmington -& Weidon Rail Road. All orders will receive our prompt attention, and filled at the low est market rates. - Ar. M. Martin, Bro. & Co. Petersburg, Va., July 28,'1858.


ocr: all whom it may Concern. THE undersigned having csule discovery of A remedy Tor Piles, Offers his services to the citizens Edgecombe and adjoining counties. charges $5 No cure, no Pay. If should return, ho will cure for nothing. He has,, not yet failed in a single case, though some have been cases of standing, and very painful. His ad- dress is Rocky Mount, Edgecombe v county; N. C. D. P. S. Hides. ; April 20, 1853.


ocr: Hemgious Notice. Rev. Jos. Blount Cheshire ill preach at the Episcopal Church in this town on Sunday, 21st inst. Com.


ocr: Commercial Bank OF WILMINGTON. A DIVIDEND of four and one half per cent., on the Capital, will bo paid to the Stockholders on and after Monday the 15th inst. o. 0. PAHS LEY, August -5 tli, 185'A President.


ocr: inOOO Negroes , J5o00 Negroes - Saved Yearly. Saved Yearly. corftd Yearly. Planters Take Notice, &rs Take No ice, Take Notice, Jacob's uou uu Jacob's Cordial Jacob's Cordial IS The Only Sure Is The Only Sure t rri.n Onlv Sure And rosiuve iwjiuouv And Positive Remedy And Positive Remedy mi T 1 before Tlic icupio Before The People Before Tlic rcopie -f TV . In uyseiiwjry, In Dysentery, In Dysentery, Diarrhoea, Diarrhoea, Diarrhoea, And Flux. And Flux, And Flux. It Never Fails. It Never Fails. It Never Fails. IV. W. BUSS A CO., Proprietors, 3G3 Ilror.dwny, Xexr Yuvlf n.Pr.-nri..tiws liavo r t ib!i-hi-il a (Ir-ncral IX?- wit for tlw supi'Iviiii' f tin: Tnt'k- wi'.U the oxtou Hvc Importing an.l V.'ln : I'ruc; House (if J. ASIiniiRST, C?arlosto. Tor Sale in Tarboro by IVm. Howard &c Co.


ocr: In Wilson county, recently, at residence of Mr. Lovett Atkinson, by Simon Barnes, Esq., Mr. Mark Kelly, to Miss Sarah Mosely all of Wilson.


ocr: AMSROTYPES And Photographs. TJ. .7. .llaUoUi IS IX TOWN and at his old stand, Odd Fellows' Hall. WHERE he is prepared to take anv and all styles of Ictures. He has just re- turned from New York with a beautiful assortment of stock such as plain and fancv 1 1 Cnes, Lck ets, Ladies and Gentlemen's Pins, and Ri ns, all of w hich he" would he pleased to put Pictures in at reasonable pri ces. The public are invited to call soon, ns I will remain but one week longer, owing to other engagements. Tarboro', Oct. 7. M. M MALLON.


ocr: In Wilson, on the morning of the 11th inst. by the Rev. Dr. Nott, Mr. Alfred J. Brown of Greenville, N. C, to Miss Fannie Stith, daughter of Dr. 15. Stith of Wilson.


ocr: Edw. Zoellcr & Co. HOUSE, SiSN, Ornamental $ Frcsqo Pdinttrs, Gilders, Bronsors, and imitators Wood and Marble. Prompt attention paid to Glaaing, Varnishing &c. The citizens of Edgecombe and adjoining counties are urgently 8 licited togive them a trial. All work entrusted to them will be executed with fidelity and despatch. Paper Hanging will also be attend ed to in town or country. Tawboro', Dec. 4, 1857.


ocr: Mess Pork. A SUPPLY of the best Cincinnati brandt has given entire satisfaction to con as to quality and weight. It if di from the west and has never, been re For sale by . N. M. Martin, Bro. S? Co.


ocr: Bacon. 50 Hhds prime Cincinnati cured Shoul ders and Sides, in store and for Bale in parcels to suit the wants of . farmers. Quality guaranteed- N. M. Martin, Bro. 8; Co. Petersburg, Va., July 28, 1853.


ocr: Bale Rope. 30 coils best jutt Rope, direct froct manufacturers' hands, for tale by A. M. Martin, Bro. $ Co.


ocr: I r & Si r o Is the place to VCIlEA-PGoocl T.lffW, Hay 12, 1859, ' VJfiU.IBZiF' Land for Sale, the County of Halifax. IfFERS FOR SALE his "Beaver Dam' tract oi land, containing .fin I, i if .7.., C. J5V 7lf. o rt 0 "' htbc county of Halifax, four miles north FnficlJ and within to 1 mite of the m saw mill of W. W. Willis, Esq. jjnl is c11 aaapiea iu me fcioww ui Corn, Oats, &c. &c. and is immediately on Beaver Dam Swamp, b one hundred acres ot good low grounds Ilicrc is two hundred and fifty to hndrc-I acres, of as good a body of Origi .,ir; Forest, as is to be found in tact of similar size. The material for im provemcnts is good and in great rt , t...i.i tliA-fipl.l?. Tin bind is tnhsoil. The situation of the land, limber, Tenders it very valuable.. ' lillsk(tw thc laud at any time, to mas who arc disposed to examine. terms will be made accommodating. Ad-lrcss JOHN 1'ITTS. Einwood, No. Ca.-, July 15, 18-39. - Marble IT Marble Jinn nfttclnrcr9 No. 75 High Street, New Haven, nccticut, HAS constantly on hand, made to Mrliunuri" v)- x ing easy of access and convenient to .soiiincood heart, with a sood its low grounds and ample supply ot to improvement, together with the


ocr: is I Lands foi Sale ' e 910 -Acres- " 1 Of the most valuable Iiand.i on Capa Kcar River far sale. These Latnta areb(vteil eight -inilcs abvo the Town of . Fayettuvillc, , .oil both sides of the. river.' They arc K?i own as the 1s he Lan ds. THEY adjoin the Lands of Mr. UadlcyJ of Edgecombe county, to wh-n" we oan refer for specification." Also, t6 tho Hon, AVm. S". Ashe and Thos. Ashe, ofWilming ton. The said Lauds arc said to be find for the production of Cotton, Corn, Oats'. Hay, &c. Also, there is a most valuabla body of Cypress Timber near the Hirer which is very valuable for making Shingles for "the' Wilmington 'market. The above' Lands' can be bought cheap for tho good paper or young likely Negroes at fair price. Those wishing to buy will fia4 tho subscriber at Fayctt( ville, N. C. May, 1850. A. N. Mc DON ALT). VALUABLES


ocr: Democratic Candidates for Congress. 1st District IIenr M. Shaw. Thomas Huffix. Warden Winslow. L. O'Jj. CaAxcn. Stetiien E. Williams. Alfrfd M. Scales. Eurton Crakse, David ' Coleman. 2nd Old dtk 5th Cth 7th Sth


ocr: W0T18E. IF YOU WANT a good Fluke noc or Grubbing. Hoe made go to G.. T. Wil liams or any other farming utensils.' Carts and Waggons ironed off. Buggies repaired, Horse Shoeing, &c. ' Tawboro, Jah: l 1B59. f '


ocr: Dr. Peyton H. Mayo HAS LOCATED At Amariali CoWs, Esq. Near Logsboro', and will attend assidu ously to the duties of his profession. May, 185D. "


ocr: Liinsccd Oil. 1500 Gallons Linseed O 47, just received and for sale by N. F. RIVES, Wholesale Druggist, No. 107 Towell's RowPetersburg. Feb. 10. rj Papers adv. copy. ,


ocr: fUn,.' ,7 W WVJtOlliiljni VLO III IllfV jLv.ojnun CONSUMPTION the Indians of the Eocty CURED. Monntaius, discovered i RARE PLANT, that proves CONSUMPTION to be a certain cure for CURED. CONSUMPTION JCSTAN OLD INDIA CURED. Doctor, UNCAS BRAX", m - m:'. ntnnn wiiiie u .ui3iv"'jj """"o Consumption, Bronchitis, Asthma, Liver Complaint, CONSUMPTION Nervous Affcctions,Cnglu CURED. Colds, &c. UaviEgnui made bis fortune anJ rc CONSUMPTION tired from business, be CURED. will send the prescription nd directions for prcpa CONSUMPTION ring the medicine fret C URED. charge to all who desire it, and will send to his agent, CONSUMPTION enclosing two stamps ( CURED. cents), to pay the return letter, with a dcscnpjjl CONSUMPTION of their symptoms. CURED. Old Doctor has cared mora thuxZOOQ cases of ConWF CONSUMPTION tion alone, and hop CURED. afflicted people will a themselves of this opport" CONSUMPTION nit j, as the lto CURED. todoaUfljefiooJ before he dies. AJJrcssi CONSUMPTION letters to CURED. DA Mb ' York, Box 8531 t a, N10 Who is his sole Agent. OR. HAMPTON'S VcgctablcTincture THE GREAT Purifier of the Blood, Restorative and Invigorator of th ' the Cure for all Nervous Compl:n ral weakness, Dyspepsia, Cougu, tism, Scrofula, Fits, Piles, &c, with . eases of the throat, Brant, SwmA w er, Kidneys, &c. Mortimer V MotvbraV pnorRiEToas. , MIIGJHS CHIOS, 240 Baltimore Street


ocr: j Dec. 4, 1857. DRUGS And Medicines. FOB SALE- A FRESH SUrPLY'of Jayne's medicines, DcGraih's Electric Oil Russian Salve, Potash, of a superior quality, iu six pound tin cans, with directions for use, Wright's Pills snd Vermifuge, Lyons' Rat Exterminator, Dead Shot for Bed bugs, Kerosene, Camphinc and Fluid lamp wick, Castor Oil in quart, pint and . pint bots, French Olive Oil French Bed Pans, Babbitt's Potash, iu tin cans, of 6 lb each, Iron Lozenges, Duffy's tonic mixture, Wistar's Cough Lozenges, McAllister's all-healing Ointment, Leroy's wild cherry and sarsaparilla pills, Lin's celestial balm of China, Aycr's cherry pectoral, Wistar's Balsam of wild cherry, Brandrcth's, Peters', Spencer's, Gordon's, Gilbert's, Hibbard's, Harrell's vegetable anti-bilious pills, Porus and pitch strengthening plasters, Dalley's and Council's magical pain extract or Hay's Liniment for piles, Uughart'a Cholera Elixir and Alterative also, Vegetable and onic Pills, William Howard j Co.


ocr: Mess Pork. . A SUPPLY of the best CineiiinaH bntuU which has given entire satisfacUbi to 5eoi sumers as to quality and weight. It ie dl rcct from the west and has never fceea packed. For sale by ' ' : ,'; 7 . h N. M. Martin; Bro: OcC : i ' '. ' "' mm t.- -


ocr: Real Estate FOR SALE. THE Subscriber iutending to remotj South-west, offers for sale his Plantation In Jones County, Adjoining the lands of Jno. I). Horton and otbers, containing 2,700 acres, DOOelcarei fif nrViiMi 100 is frpsli mill 3l) nnm ble to clear. Thcsc lan,3 abound hm ' wuich ia convenient to get nt, and are well adapted to the cultivation of Corn, Cotton, and Wheat. These lands are situated oi both sMes of Chinquapin Creek, one mill from Trent River an-l eleven miles froa head of navigation of said Xiver. Term 1 . made reasonable. Address. F. B. HARRISON. Trenton, Jones Co., Sept. 4, 185!). 'Standard," Raleigh, copy 6 times. Southern Plows, Com Shelters, &c- A 1 Also, onnanu, hii - . I) IIOKTICULTUBAL iMI'W " l.NEKV, SKK1.S, FBBTILUM, ! which we sell at LOWER pw- 7 ; other house in the United State. lich we will furnish on mail or otherwise, ah to be as recommended. Send for our Vricc List. A. F. MAVHER MO NO. 64 Vbs"ST&co Successors to John Maybcr . (Who established me u--. Brick! imn. , F, MAYHEB & CO., ISo. 54 Vescy Street, NEW YORK CITY. A. F. XI. & Co. wouM respectfully in form Southern Merchants and Dealers AORICULTURAI, IMPLEMENTS, that thcy W still Mascfactumso all kind, of Steel and Iron South ebs Paw- 1M C VSTINV.S, COKN SlIKLLKBS, GttAlJ I U di.es, II a v and Stalk Cuttbbs, Fas Store Trtck.", Garden and Cash rows, Gis Gear, Skgment CasticMj &c., expressly for the Souths hand, all kinds ot AO""""' THE Subscriber offers for sale Six hundred thousand ouality. xji c-0 Washington, Sept. Copartnership- DAY admitted j t have THIS UAi , IM tcrest in my " , tbe hereafter be conducted James 1$. Cunningham JAMES r. New York. July 1, l'


ocr: Boots and shoes, Boots and Shoes, Boots and Shoes, Of Of Of Super ior quality Superior quality Superior quality At At At Macnair, Bro & Co. Macnair, Bro. & Co, Macnair, Bro. & Co. Macnair, Bro. & Co. Carpet, ngs, Carpe tings, Rugs, Rugs, Rugs, Rugs, A beautiful A beautiful Assortment, Assortment, Prom From 25 tol 37 c 25 tol 37 c. Just received Just received At ' At MACNAIR, BROS? CO. MACNAIR, BflO. $ CO.


ocr: Macnair,Bro.tCo.l "TMT4TT i MACNAIK, RRO MACXAI1L miO. GREATER, GREATER, GREATER. GREATER. & CO. & CO. BO OFFER, DO OFFER, BO OFFER, BO OFFER, INDUCEMENTS, INDUCEMENTS, 1JN uu CEMENTS, tit iv 4 t . INDUCEMENTS, TITAN ALMOST, THAN ALMOST, THAN ALMOST, THAN ALMOST, ANY FIRM, ANY FIRM, ANY FIRM, ANY FIRM, IN BARGAINS, in bargains, IN BARGAINS, IN BARGAINS FOR CASH, CASH, FOR CASH, CASH, FOR CASH. CASH, OR PROMPT PAY OR PROMPT PAY, OR PROMPT PAY, OR PROMPT PAY,' MACNAIR, BRO. CO. MA OX AIR, BRO. CO. MACNAIR, BRO. A CO. Tarboro', Oct. 7, 1859.


ocr: To all whom it may Concern. THE undorsigRcd having recently made discovery of A remedy for Piles, Offers his services to the citizens of Edgecombe aiid adjoining counties. He charges 5 No cure, no Pay. If it ishoald return, he will cure for nothing. He has not yet failed in a single case, though some have been cases of long btanding, and very painful. His ad dress is liocky Mount, Edgecombe county, N. C. D. P. S. Hicks. April 20, 1858.


ocr: Dr. Peyton II. Mayo HAS LOCATED At Amariah Cobb's, Esq. Near Logsboro', and will attend assidu- ously to the duties of his profession. Mav, IB ')',.


ocr: Fb ank G. Titt, M. D. John Howard, M. D. Drs. Pitt h Hoivard, HAVE associated themselves together in The Practice of Medicine, At Sparta, And tender their professional services to thc people of the surrounding country. -June, 1858. , - ; - ,


ocr: P. Gregg, D.D.S. 6' in Taivboro1, : And ready, to Perform Denial Operations, For those who may wish - to patronise him. November 17, 1858.


ocr: Linseed Oil. 1500 Gallons Lias el Oil, jii.t received and for sale by N. F. RIVE?, Wholesale Druggnt, No. 107 Powell's Row, Petersburg. Feb. 10. Jfgy-Aipers adv copy.


ocr: Sweet Oil; I WOULD invite the attention of Tobac conists and others to a fine lot of Sweet Oil, which I am selling low. N. F. RIVES. Petersburg, Va. Feb. 9, Druggist. f2?"Papcrs a(lv. copy.


ocr: Lime. OOO casks LIME, a good article otLump in new bbls. for sale by Jl. A. tnilard. Washington N. C June, 1858. - i'


ocr: In Martin count v. on the .b m the 8ord year of his age, Mr. Jea Uooper, tor many years member of the Legiilature from that coantv. In Auburn, Ala, on the 7th nHT last, Dr. JohnHichard Drake, formerlj 01 asn county.


ocr: I ilflO VXllclIlO 1 fSTTAXO. n.l(Tg j0. lj J. vi un" . , ale to ri.mtcrs in iois 10 suit c.. it w order ami direct from for! fan t A cent's- hands. A Covornwcn -ASSQ- atoil "ElUc, "Navasa," Som- .Grouud Plaster," -Rone Dust," beboughtbyallre- Mc planters of us and lorwaruouui ' I' :,lt ou the Wilmington and eldon easouable terms, iu 'j for out of the next cotton crop, ad vinr.t from delivery. uuwv v -nr-n rn. X. M. J.Uill.) v" ,1 Commission Merchants, 'o. 12'J, Sycamore Street. -sccrs an March V2, To Tobacconists. 1 WOULD call the attention of Tobacco ,, . e...t T l,-ttr ronstautlv on ;t3 to tau i;i-1 l'' r , i a hearv sunply ot ioncra Leans, weet Oil, Essential uns, oc, ana Wiully invite them to examine my stock, !oC confident it v.-eukl be to their inter- . i. KIN lu., irugi&i. tti" 'Papers adv. copy. Fth. Tonqua Beans. I IUYE for sale a large supply of on. pa Beans, which I bought before thft ad mace, and to which 1 invite the attention of Tobacconists, as I am. prepared to offer to at a low figure. N. F. RI ES, Feb. 10. Wholesale Druggist. jPapers a Iv. copy.


ocr: lOoSSsaifBa tt.uvvrd, Editor & Proprietor. John Manning Publisher. TERMS PER ANNUM. -i,nthin tico month, $2 00 2 50 1 00 jfr. G'C' ' .mrcRTISINR. RATfco ur "Ul . tu ' ion, r - racli ite o 00 a i) tl Judicial ad verttse- Orders t : 7) contract T' ...7,


ocr: is now ready to furnish Gentlemen's Wear 0f the latest styles, and manufac tured in a superior manner. He chal- 1 lenges any and all to show a set of cus- ! . ... 11.. !.. J oh to leave his establishment, ; compeosat.on aud doe, h.'s work- . . 11,9 Tnmmanp, tc. are all of the best quality no imitations, j 1 Beady-made Clothing, j 1 New & Fashionable GOODS, JUST RECEIVED, By James IMehegan. CALL and examine leave your or- i der, which will be filled in the best manner and at the shortest notice. sums Clothing ami Furnishing Cheap for Cash. Tawboro', ept. 3, 1858. Call and See! STrsseaasa Having just returned from New York, with his Fall and Winter Stock of Cloths. Cassimeres & Vest in gs, Shirts and Collars, Handkerchiefs, Gloves, c c. Always on hand. J&jSfOrdors promptly filled. Jlth't D. Johufon. Wilson, Sept. -21, 1853. 39


ocr: Dr. Peyton H. Mayo HAS LOCATED At Amariah CobUs, Esq. Near Logsboro, and will attend assidu ously to the duties of his profession. May, 1859.


ocr: In this county, on the 1st instant, E. D, Macoair, Iksq. Mr. Joshua Harrington to Miss Mary F, Allexon. In Riehmond, Va. on Thursday, 8th inst. by Rev. Seltmer, Mr. Jacob Feldenhcimer, of this town, to Miss Rachael Alexander.


ocr: DIED. In fliic nnn(r rn MrtMflnv fP. 5th . w , , 1 1 . . .i 4 1. r inSl. agea aoeux miny eigut yw, Pleurisy, Mr. Theopbilus Lnsp,


ocr: Barbox C. Watsox, Gaston Me ares. Watson & Meares, Gen1! Commission Merchants, 34 Burling Slip, NEW YORK. L. D. Pender, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Tawboro', IV. . I INVITE the attention cf Mer chants to the following List of Goods, Which I offer for sale on accomaiodat ing terms: 240 boxes Cheese, 225 Bbls Flour, 90 Crackers, 50 Boxes Raisins, 30 "Candy, 18 Kegs Butter, 40 Bbls Sugar, 50 Bags Coffee, 35 Bbls Pork, 40 Hhds Molasses, 45 JJbls Snuff, 1G0 Bags Shot, 30 Kegs Powder, 50 Boxes Soap, 200 Reams Paper, 200 Kegs Nails, 15 Bbls Vinegar, 40fr Casks Lime, 800 Sacks Salt, 2000 Bushels do. Fish, Tobacco, &c. ALSO, a good supply of Boots and Shoes, Prints, Sheetings, &c. A. A. Willard. Washington, N. 0. Dec. 6th, 1858. " NOTICE. THE Copartnership heretofore exist ing between Palamouutain & Stewart is this day dissolved by mutual consent. The business of tho Firm will be settled by T. J. Stewart. Pa la mountain & Steicart. Tarboro', Nov. 1, 185G. THE subscribers adopt this method of announcing to the citizens of Edge combe and to the public generally, that they have associated themselves togeth er under the name and style of


ocr: NOTiCE. IF YOU, WANT a good Fluke- Hoe Grubbing Hoe made,, go to G. T. Wil liamsof any other farming utensils. Carta and Waggons ironed off. Buggies repaired Horse Shoeing, &o. Tawboro', Jan. 1, 1850.


ocr: Coal Oil & Lamps. THIS day received a large and ele gant assortment Kerosene Lamps, -And for sale r h D. Pender d: Co. ALSO, Coal Lamp Oil, by V. Tender & Co. Turboro', Feb. 23, 1859.


ocr: gringOpcnSg ,2J SlJlJjjy 3 J4JnJ 19 , ..W.lvrpccivinz n Acrin Summer Trade, Ike Spring 9 V rtich for variety, novcity a . v smoasscd by any house caro to CASH con,pn article that can be called for f , : , sold at very lo prices Call i-&SJ ft HART. N.C. March 29, 1859. NOTICE THE FIRM of Mathcwson & THu ha11-1 u . i-. -Kecnlvp.l Mr. rD e ,rtr..,ntilo life. 9 ti rill (" 1 1 U ill Lti v. vu"",w yaraiuu-," n , ri, Wuipw of tuc conccru Win oOilUUJf tt ,7 JUlilUil lUuutcudiiit ll'm. J. Pippen. 3fr. Xathcicson desires to return s ...i on.l WCODtmUCUl.aiiuuabv, v-x D 1 same to the continuance of the TIIE undersigned as successors tbe late iirm oi iutHtcMK w -77- " kin" associated themselves the name aud style of Pippen, Dowel & Baker, wlwit a continuance of the patronage, tag and liberally bcstowcd'OD the ippn Uenry A. Dawd, Jos. II. Baker. 'awboro', Nov 10, 1S5S.


ocr: "A L At AmariaJi Cobb's, Esq. Uft:ir r Offshoro and will attend assidu- 1 i I) r. PCVtOIl EL MaVO J LKw tl.n .Initna nf Ms profession. J May, 1839.