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t TAABORO1: '.FEBRUARY 10.
.V i ' CqUI Weather.
Jt is , cold enough here for coipfort;
sand; we think for all useful purpaea-
'but it cant bc a circunistanee to what
(it is a little further north- thermouie
ter 10 to 20 degrees, below zero clos:
ing of navigation, snow ia; all direc
tions, &c. ' AVhew! :
f.- Congress.-
5 The Senate has passed the Bounty
Land bill.
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"The 'tIoue lias finally passed the bil
to pay, as far as fite millions will do it,
for the French spoliations on our com
merce prior to 1800. The bill passed
byllO to 70. .Of the N. C. -member,
Messrs. Clingman, Kerr, Puryearand
Rogers Voted for it; and Messrs Craige.
Ruffiu andShaw against it. Mr. Ashe
absent.,
. n , General A&scmhly.
t The Standard says, the general im
pression seems to be that the two Hou
ses will adjourn sine dit on Monday or
Tuesday next.
The bill to establish the new county
of Wilson, passed the Senate ayes 30,
Hoes 4. - ' ' '
' :On the 27th, the unfinished business
being the completion of the North Care
lina Railroad was resumed in the House
of Commons. . t
Mr.s Stubbs offered an amendment
granting 615,000 f for the improvement
of Tar River, and at some length ex
plained the necessity for the grant.
v iMcssrs, Jenkins Towliasoa oppo
sed the'atuijnicnsrit. which wis sipp irt
eil by Messri. J. 0. Byhiim and GUi-
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am. f ,
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sj2MThe;,ameadiacnt was aioptcd yeas.
52, nays 52; ? U ; ; ,
J The Speaker Voting in the aSrma
tivcl'; ;;- ; "V " - '
x.Mr. Siaglctary vo'ted on principle a
gairistthe amendtneut,.. though it would
be. beneficial ioVliia own immediate
neighborhood. But he could not ap
prove of tkc aacottsitehc-y exhibited by
some gentlemen in .opposing the North
Cirolina bill on account of that amend
mcnt. Onthe 3rd, a bill to incnrporite the
Rocky Blount and Franklinton 1'lauk-
xoid Company, passed its first reading.
'?f'TU T? c.,ffM'J v.:ii a
thrue readings, in each House, and has
been ordered to be enrolled
' 'The Revenue' Bill has passed the
Uommoas, and is now before the Sen"
te.-' ' ' .
Tuc? bill for the extension west from
jSalisbn.ry of the Norths Carolina Rail,
road,' has i passed the Senate and also
Its Second Vending iu' the Commons, r
TlbUifor, tt bcxten.siou eist from
Goldsborough:to-Ieauort of the North
Uarblina'Iloadt'his-p;isdrW:VuiTQhDv
an4 aUo jts. second reading ip the' Sen
atC.v . i:i5u?'".: 'v.'-'i 7. : y.: ,l
The bill for the; 'Wilmington and Chax
lotto Road has passed the Commons,
and also its second dreading in the Sen
ate." I r. ,f$
The l?ill for, the Ban. River anl-Yad-l;in
Qoad, which had passsd the Senate,
? was rejectedin the Commons on Thar
d evening last. '
'.TjDilTfor the R ad from Reanfort
by wqy of Clinton, Warsaw and FayeU
-tcvile to the coal Golds iq Chatham, has
'passed the Senate and ia qaw before the
'pomm. ms., , ' . , .'. '
V ,The bill for the Greenville and French
Broad 'Road has passed ' the Oomirions,
'and has been read the second timio in
: the Senate. -
1 he bill to endorse the bonds of the
Capo Fear' and Deep River Navigation
Company to the amount of 8300,000, has
passed the Senate and is now before the
Jb to ccnncct, by ebip canal,
peake Bay, has passed the Senate and
is now before the Uommons.
The bilf to improve the navigation of
;w Riverain Onslow county has pasJpourt whof sustained, the application
, , c,f 4 X K . f V r ifr thd ? license, -but I appeal to even
I the Senate(and is f now before eirtcUdor' and! knowled of thcuf-
icd
Commons
, Iniernal Jmprovem'nfs.
The following measures are nowdc-
fore the LegKi'ature pf this. State, to
wit: .
The 'extension of the North Carolina
Railroad west from Salisbury. " " -'
The extension of the samo road east
from Goidsborcugh to Beaufort.
The Dan River aud Yadkin Ra:lrn:d.
to extend from Lyresville or- Hendcr
souinranyille : through theGounties
of Person, Caswell, Rekingha;U and
Stoker, to or near Germanton.
The Fayettevillo' and Beaufort Rail
Toad, to extend by way of Clinton,1 War
saw, and Fayetteviile to the coal field
in Chatham.
The Vilmtngton aud Charlotte Rail
road, to extend from WhjteyiHe on lh
Manchester road to liutherfordton by
way tf Charlotte.
The French Broad Railroad, to ex
tend from Paiut Rock, on the French
Broad, to Spartansburg, : South Caroli
na. ' ' ;
The bill to endor se the b m Is of the
Cape Fear and Deep river Navigation
Company to the amount of $300,000.
The bill toonne&t, a ship canal, the
waters of Curritick, Albemarle and
Pamlico Souuds with the Chcsapeak
Bay
The bill to complete the North Caro
lina Railroad appropriates $l,0i)J
000. The friends of the French Broad
measured,) not :isk, we beiiee, for ai y ;
aid; the other measures askcithoT for
anendorsiuneut of bonds or are based
upon the two-thirds principle that is,
the State k to pay two dollars for every
one raised by individuals.
These are the leading measures
for improvement before the Assembly;
there are otbors of miuor importauce,
for which smaller sum- are asked.
Raleiyli Stand. -
For the Southerner.
. Tarboro 'FtVjf 1855.
The deed has been done! Our nobh
old county, the pride aud boast of h r
cidzens, has been struck down from her
lolty and proud position, and reduced
to 4lie levei of a second rate county!
Yes, old Kdgceombe, whose iuternal po
Jice and not her territorial size had
made her what she was, (for a majority
of the counties east of the Capital are hs
large if not larger itlian she is,) has
been shorn of hrr fair proportions and
sh ? has become the firt victim of indi
vidual cupidity and popular delusion :
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in that section of North Can 1
,u ni r -H ll a 1- - n uecn ;
set, which . will assuredly lead to the
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vu prevail iu me est.
.And by whom has this fell and nrs.
ehicvous act been perpetrated? I5y her
own children and by pretended friends
by Henry T, Clark, Joshua Jinnies
and Dacid WiMiamx, aud by a demo-
i crafic L 'iiislature.
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sav, beyond the remark, that some of i
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theespiriHg rouug gentlemen of that'
body m ay jet learn, that what they
supposed to be & vote-catching moa-
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Knf hitter :T n rl j tlJij trith tlia ri . i
iHrs from hdecombe: lUey know if
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they Know any thing, thatia their action
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they have not refiefeted vthe unbiassed
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sentimenta of their conftvtaiettts that
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if the question were submitted to the
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people of the county aj a separate and
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distinct issue, th're woula e an over-
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whelming majority agaiESt the new
county. Why then, wore thsy elected? ,
Because there were no other
candidates
in the field. But why did they receive
jx maj ri ty of the votes?
Ti e answer, is obvious ever hsince
Mr. White aiade the tour of the county
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niftcf t.n;wvnriT;iniP. inruiuaLioii uis hii-i
ken posseiton of the minds of the peo
ple on the subject they have been
told by misguided men in some instan
ces and demagogues in other?, that the
Pope of iU)m, the Jesuits, and the
dovil; . had - leagued . with the Sons of
Temperance to destroy their rights and
to subject them to the" most crujl des
potism. , ' The, Commissioners of Tai bo
rough last winter were silly enough (to
call thoir conduct by no harsher name)
to avail tlituiselves of a wholesome
provision in the. charter of the town to
prevent any one from being licensed to
vetsii liqno within its, limits As a
prjof of the exeitement which prev tiVid
it is sulficient to state that the County'
Court at the succeeding terin," in -thi
face " of ' the f law which is plain in its
granted & llicsise to a citizen of Taruo-
L' INnw I wrtiild not be unflerstood rxtxd
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l &rc f0toc purpose of making the
disclaimer,) as intending to reflect on
the motives of those members of the
selves to say, whether theymight . not
have come to a different conclusion as
tbthelawahdT their Idutits jf the cir
cumstances under which tney acted had
been different. 4 l v v
Well, ' this excitement and delusion
continued vltlil the great, raassth
electiou for. members of the Legislature
was close at hand and there were m
canllTdltcTorthe Coinmons a smat 1
niimbcr jot citizens who are opposvl to
thj vile -practice of treating-in elections
met in , convention to nominate candi
dates the ComiUins, and they. fell
intb'&e! error; -.(not uncoroinou Lwith
men who act upon one idea) of select
ing persons without knowing or cariag
what were their views on the subjects
as to which they might be called on to
legislate.' This movement had the ef
fect to add fuel to the flame the mass
siw or thought .they saw at the bottom
of it. n m only the Pop?, the Jesuits and
the devil, but Father Matthew, Jenny
Lind, and Mystery Babylon the mother
of harlots also, an 1 the cry w is raised,
down with the enemies of our rights ! !
In such a crisis they naturally turn
ed their attention to those members of
the Court who had signalized their
devotion to liberty by trampling the
law under their feet, aul the conse
quence was that the aforesaid Joshua
aud David, two of the mst wealthy
and therefore conspicuous J ustiees of
the Peace who sustained the license
were elected by acclamation.
But it may be said, Col. Clark was a
Justice of the Poaee and he did not
sustain the license how docs it happen
that he received a large vote? True if
is the. Colonel was a Justice of the
Peace and it is also true, (a fact which
should never be forgotten,) he Was a
mwmber of the Special Court. A in un
important cas:) never came befro the
County Court of Mlgccombe it invol
ved the momentous question whathsr a
tribunal create I to administer and en
force the law, in the sacred name of
liberty should itself set the example of
violating the law, without the ols;r
vancc of wlaicb there is no liberty.
That Joshua Barnes and David Wil
iia ns regarded it as a case of the hig!i
utt importa cc, is to be inferred from
the fact that although they had held
the office --of Ju-tice of the Peace for
Tears, they were never known to de
vote a whole day in term time to their
duties before. All the Justices of the
Special Court, save one, were at their j
post who was he? Colonel H urt T.
Chirk. Where was he? Echo an
swers wherebut I am hot satisfied
w th the resDonsc of eth I trasr. t
j be excused for pursuing the : subject a !
."-liittlc further:' The Colonel was in
Cottr , d:i h(ifor(i mw,a ia :
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Uourt attcrwarus . aunn tuc term, in .
his ofS
acial , character he is .generally" !
very assHluoirs m tao aiscnargo oi ms
duties as a Magistrate he is an cduca-
ted man and although not rem irkable
for ability, he is sufficiently acquainted
with tlie English ' language to read a'
f u i u t e i i
knew as his brother Justices ot the
opecral Court knew, the Court had1 no
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i iii tit iu m ailt nit: iiu'ii.iu. u u.uu i
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Barnes ,and .David William- may with
some show of plausibility palliate their
error on the grouurlbf ignorance not
so,'J the Colonel. He dare not set' up the coming year:
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V. w n .. n .in, f V . t fl, J Lr? 'llwiK
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1 is but oue satisfactory , answer his
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dodged he was afraid to decide ae-
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cording to law, lest he might be defeat-
..5 f? !k ! i v i . ih
;e i"a a candidate for" the Senate an 1 his
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conscience was not' sumeiently. seared
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and he had too much self-respect to al-
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low him openly to pander to popular
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puai. ixmreiore, ue uouguu iiiie un
and a fig say I for such a man in public
station. -4,t ' -V'i.v :'- ...
' Well, the Colonel in due season
tak s the field as a: candidate and fear-
ing that the negative siipnort which he
gave the'iieense might "not gerve his
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stead, he: hastetrs . to make a compr o
mi.4e ina quiet wJVwith the 'interested
quiet wot wit n tlie interested
advocates of the new'couuty by agree
ing to vote for the measure and - refu
sing' to aid it in any other form, and as
I am credibly informed in all his 'pub
lic; addresses "Old White" and his
v ite at the previous isession againi r-
forring tha Tetnperauee mem rials were
"the burden of liia siong " And 1 had
almost forgot, he treated well be did.
; i It - ia manifest ; therefore, that the
election in both branches of the Legis
littiro turned entirely on what has been
wt ll style! the "tongh!&?.i:38ae-hfn
sonie foym or othcrv anlhat it was the
j' Aarqnft dwbieb;swalloidl up all
other ouiti in-j. , ' .
x a-U'j-9"t' ii. -j: i.-A?.
ovuij jinu aas gs a Daoy.
which noir engrosses all Wr
th
ought
terfere with our liberties it U beheved
the Pope and the Jesuits will soon have
enoujja to do in mulling their own af-j
fairs and lettinir other neoDles aloie
and it ii Co be'hoped i that the deTil if
w)t deaclis on 'his last legs ind in
the future, we shall see what we shall
see.
VoX I'opult.
Vovvizn.
inerearc ucj uuiBg.iyetoi vueMuum-
cr Atlantic, now due at New York from
Liverpool. '
-r : Tarboro' MARiCEr, Feb. 9.
Turpentine. Dip, S2 00 to 2 25.
Tar,$ I 00 to:l ,25.
Scrape 30 to 35tts. per 100 lbs. :
CornrS3 00 to $i 50 per bbL"
Bacon, 10 to 12 cts. ' " 1
Lard, 10 to 11 cts.' - '
Cotton, 6 to 6 i cts.
WafJii 'mjton Market, Feb. 7
Naval Stores ill saies of : Dip
Turpentine at S2,25, Scrape do. $1,25,
Spirits do.. 37c.,Tar 1,30, and Rosin
SI, 20; receipts light. ' . 4 !,
Grain List sale of Wheat at SI, 65
fur 6J lbs., at which it is saleable.
Corn f;r shipment has sold siae our re
view from 71 to 7-Jv f r Hyde county,
anl 72 to 74c. for up-river, lots on the
spit, f.r future delivery about 10.000
bushids s jU this week at 70c per bush
el, measure, at which it is still in de
mand Cotton- Sales have been the last ten
days of ah mt 500 b iles at prices rang
ing from 7 to 7, the market is firm at
our highest figures.
B icon hog round, 9 to 10 cents.
L trd 11 to 12 cents. .
Foa the SouTUEa.NEa.
To Mis . ,
Swoet an?:?! of this world b.dow!
J.weet child of God above;
I love thee we'l: an 1 fain wouldst know
If tluu dost me still love.
Tliongh many a weary, dreary day
Has passed sinje lat we m ;t,
Yjt mmy more must pass away
tire I caust thou forget.
And t iou hat e';a:iged since that dark
day,
Changed tor a better life,
Yet must pas my life away
In one long, bitter strife.
S oft as comes the twilight hour,
I'm brooding oVr tbe past,
I. wish the God of heavenly power
Would make that hour my last.
Where'er in this wi le world I roam,
My hoart will still be thine,
Then all I ask is for a hotiu
i And one true heart save thine.
Td have a heart which time will prove
To be a faithful one, ; ; ' -
Pd have a heart which love will movV
Oie like unto mine own.
$jy heart is full of hoi v love.
Wijich I am dared to sh w,
Rut( be assured where'er I rovo
Tuiuc image too wilf go. '.'
n t" " ' ;
f1 W l,e er, !n7 moefc a3u n
Iut tar sib ve, where there s no pain
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i I trust we 11 meet arain.
A Friend.
Religious Notice.
Providence permitting I shall pren'ch
monthly at the following places duriu
Jones's chap-.d, 1st Sabbath. . ,
Tarboro', 2nd and. 4th Sabbath.
IScthesda, near Sparta, 3rd Sabbath.
Dec. 1S51. ,f ; M. Carson.
;r''tr ' oied;.:.:
i' In this county.: nn Friday night, 2nd
iust., Win, C. :Leigil; EsqM) agedt aboiit
THE copartnership heretofore exist
ing in the mercantile, business under
Is dissolved by mutual consent. All
persons indebted to the firm, will please
close their accounts immediately by
cash r note. . x 'CharfesZE. NeaL
i Tf r: ti - David B. Kriata:
larDoro , Feb. loo.
S25 Reward. '
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THK undersigfted haa recently lost,
or had stolen frou him, ' - ? .
A sold, h tin fin ir Le ver IVafch..
AVith one string twisted wire fob chain
of gdd also attached thereto. He will
pay the above r . reward t of twenty-5ve
Dissolution
dollars to any one who will return tbt
tatt-h and chair; ot for sufficient.' evi
dence to convict the thief, in case it wa.v
stolen. Tiieodoiie Brown: j
I Tarboro JafltK "lS1 "
I . rd : - ' - strf xt-
' Prepared by a Regular PhysUlan onhj
A REMEDY FOR EACH DISEASE,
AND Ahja PAIN CUItliD. Coughs, col h,
tftinsumptipn, crfuM hooping cough, I
emla'tnti-I)ygptysia imhgettdnSttr,Si
Liver
Stom-
'ocA Scrofula, ami all skin Eruption, Fever
ana Ague., unions rever, ctoicra, cholera
morbus, Dytcnteryr JBourel Affections, Piles,
sref,uii wtdklEyei, Rheumatisn Jkeart disca-
j aer affections, Vrcrfsy, Falling of the omb,
and Female complaints. ;ir-1 u ' v
DR. J. S.'ROSE'S CELEBRATED FAM
ILY MEDICINES re tbe resalt' of thirty
years' practicin Phil.-ideJphia. His pre
8criptious arfr foT each complaint, nnl hnre
been veil tested nnd approved by hundreds
Ot DttVSici ina. 11 n 1 t inns:iml4 nl'nnf!iu '
Dit.J. S. ROSE'S COUGH SYRUP
EXLECTORANiTMs!frup, having j , p.- ".'P l,.u" s r,UCt's Ban
a:uo I tlie test of many years' pxperieace as J',7' 1 ' r' M A,c ,Tout and
a remedy for irritation 'or infl imm .itton of a" ,cIes kePt n a regul ir
the Lungs, Throat or Bronchia, is ncki-i ilusl.CJf"re' all imported and Warranted:
ledei by all tobe remedy emineiitly'supe-H. lfraeii ty? 3 the best one
rior to all other known em'pounds used for cmieisting of tjie best aud
theTelief and radical curejof bough?; colds, lfest compositions of the day,' as Son-s
asthma, consumptfontahlll Lung disea-j Polkjis, Waltzes. All instruuieuts re'
se?. ;rricv,50 cents and J. .. ,tl ., ( T paired' at' low rates." Second hand PL."
DR. J. S. ROSE'S WHOOPING COUGH no taken in exch-.ne
SYRUP.This preparation always relieves; Mu.ic dtaloguds .cut bv
and prevents the whooping cough from runJ,ui o to uSy nUc?dti7
n.ng into other di,cas,s, ueh as inlianima-, rii J.'JJ. " .
tion of the Lung,, Dropsy ia the che.t, and
' t 1 J i.vi
consumption: . It gives instani relief and
frequently eures iuon, week. Price 50 cts?
DR. J. S. ROSE'S CROUP SYRUP. -
Children are alsso liable to croup, w'tbh
dangerous complaint yields iui:nedi.itely to
vr. a. LWSE S xs I3V Eit RULING croup
syrup. Price 25 cts.
DR. J. S. ROSE'S PAIN CURER cures
all pain, internal or external. It may be
relied on for curing and giving almost in
stant relief to cholera morbus, cliolic, and
all pains in the stomach or bwc's, rheuma
tism from cold, jsorc throat, pains in the
limbs, back or side, chilblains, sprains aud
bruises. ..Safe to all ages. PricQ -12, 25
anI Gfcts. '.: :'f" ' "" x -1 "'Vs,
Dlt. ROSE'S ALTERATIVE, or BLOOD
PURIFIER. This medicine is offered to the
pubUc as safe, sure and effectual remedy
fjr consumption, scrofula, King's evil, . fever
sores; erysipelas, dropsical swellings,' liter
mplaiiit, rheumatism, effects of mercarv,
cancers, tumours',' stubborn ulcers, syphilis,
an 1 all diseases ar s ug from an impure
st ite of the" blood, or K cons i ution weak
from any cause. Price $1. -
DrspErne or liver compound.
A sure cure for dyspepsia, sour stoma c a.
indigestion, and Liver complaints, Ta s
compound, used with Dr. Rose's Family
piils, has cured thousands of confirmed dys
pepsia and Liver complaints. It is a toi.i ,
alterative, stomach and Liver medicine, and
w?ts highly recommeuded by the late cele
brated Dr. Phsick. G'3 cts.
DR. ROSE S ALTERATIVE or FAMI
LY PILLS, for liver complaints ''dyspepsia,
indigestion, sour stomach and costi venose.
2') cts. ;
DR. ROSE'S GOLDEN PILLS, for fill
ing of the wo mhj femrite weakness; debility,
and relaxation. 50 ts, '
Dlt. ROSENS FEMALE PILLS, a valua-1
tile remedy for female complaints;7 Supcri-
or to Hooper's1 pi!l.s. ' 2 cts. '
-DR. ROSE'S TONIC MIXTURE, for
cuius, ievers, una general debility. A nev-
.i ,, ... ... ...
er-failing remedy .1 ' 50 cts. ,;
DR. ROSE'S COMPOUND EXTRACT
OF DUCHUfornll diseases of the kidneys 1
ani bladder, and fnr dropsy. T0 cts.
: DR. ROSE'S NERVOUS CORDIAL; for
all nervous conditions of the system, Neu
ralgnv Heart disease,' Palpitation, &c. &e.
-50 cents. '
; DR. ROSE S PILE OINTMENT 50 tM
EYE! AND TETTER OINTMENTS; 25'et
DR. ROSE'S ELIXIR OF OPIUM su
per' or to all other forms of Opiunv 25 cts.
-All whoe constitutions are impaired by
disease,;' or weak by nature, should read Dn
J. Rose's J ir, (which contains
descriptionof the diseases of our Climate
and the mo le of treatment.) It can he hd
without charge of Geo. Uow irJ. Tarhor
J. Harrison &Von, Rocky Mount, and of
Dealers in every city and town throught u.
thcState:'- - " H, ' "Feb. tO, 1855.:' ''
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PRINCIPALS Male rnartment; Mr,
.-i-'-'t.'M Jin'M'-IIitlt'-'PAttklili.
h female" doi Miss el1
3IissiA.'KMlotxisTER
t THE, next session of this InVtitution
will commence on Wednesday the d
day nf tmxt.:.uionrh, nnd continue. five! ;
months. - .Charges tor tuition, the same
as heretofore.. - ves .!:".f j',-.;. .
By order of the Board, ' .
I .-.'....?..-.-.; Jno. Not fret; cTQizry.
j Ta rboro , Deee tiiber 1 1 8 j 1 8 54 1-' ; ;
Ilamplon's Vg table Tincture.-
-TH-
i r.
We speak ' a ntifo wie Men hi iKe-res-tared
and ojflktnt jnthje for
The whole animal creation are sunject ton
disease bat few die from icness trhere
instinct is their .only physician.; I'jbe bene (
cent Creator has given the var ious plant
and roots for the fure of disease; ind itis
unoA this fk't tVnth that lir 'ii.inniniS
ses tUe Wanywenderfur cures of hWceleBw-l
j Jee'atertfsemeut ' ' lrf i! n' fC?f
r 'sale bV -:(-iSrsrr.t
THE undersigned respcctfull
y an
nounces to im IJareeoinK.
IdentcqiiajujtanQeand.tlia Ladiw
n - t i nt
tf count'
hi paitiuuiur, iu;it ue nas opened
OnMarkci slhet in Uminn
Where he will nlwiv l-onn .. i '
assortment of Musical Merchandise
PlANySf all sizes 7ihd qualities, with
rosewood caies and iron frame?, nmUu
faetured; by. "the "oldest, house in thj
country, ''Sfwlart Ou N. Y. Xha
subscriber has sold a number of them
in Edgecombe and the adjoining coun
ties,, and they have given: general satial
fai'tipu.
-In addition to these he selected while
-? , 'nt"""i P:'ed and
sent a nv w iern. lill .,! i
UL"' "
coiiito t.,wu whether yc
, I r :2 3 1
e - v 14
ou rmr-
4
Hermann L. Schreihcr.
Wilmington, Jan. 1 s t f 1855.
..." V . .' . ' i i i ' r.
5 aaQawa,
in-
I MALE DEPARTMENT.
E. W. ADAM; Pi incipal, with compe
f . tent Assistants. ;; .
F KM ALE DEPAItT.MEifT.
3Irs. E. W; ADAMS, Principal, with
competent Assistants.
TUB second session of this Instifufo
will coiiiiu'juce on Monday, the firatday
of -January next.
Tuition in the Male Department.
Heading, writing aud arithmetic,
per session, ' - ' '57.60
ICnIisli,. grammar and . geogra-,
A phy, with ihe. above - . 10.00
II iher classes,"" ' - " - " 1200
; i with .L'ingiiageVId to 20.00
Tuition in the Female V'partment.
The same as m the Male. :
- LXTRA -CnAUGEJ?.'
On Piano, ' VI A-' v -U.e
or Insfrnmcnt,
On Guitar, '-;
Use' of Instrument,
517.00
3 00
17. 00
2.00
.Board can.ba: had . at .3,00. to $0.00
;r month, waMiiug included.
; pel
j . jyof'rurrberji.lrtieit'lar. enqnire of R.-
1 1. Harden, Secretary of. Wilson ? Iu-
..." . . .
rituro.
WiUonTN C., Dec'r 8th, 1854.
Superior bciieifttM &chnuppxfr
' iITORTED SOLELY BV 1 '
Thorp tft i i V ss.
,2G0 VasiiVngt on Street,
"; NEW-YORK.
Also Importer of. J3ri tidies, frin,
XVinei, &c. i.
if
V 7 1 " - '"-n KT "
l WM l'"1 j!?;-hic-.
dau.chnapp thjit jju y buy. pone u.
1 thoj Jiiiil thy wVTtfin , Mnatnre of
Tharp A Vuii-NttiS OiiJheJaliel ofevc-
Ty bottleas .tber aj "6 WJi designing
j men wlio mW off Upon Vhipublic a
spurious J "article they 'ImII Schnapps
Wit 't$'fe.u tliW'fiitre" p'ted in the
trad'e'it'ls a: well Kuowti ; taltT' that wc
a re tfiV only':a nd'sol f mpofrers of 1 "c
4upcri'ir Svchiedam Schnapps (Jin, to be
found at. alf the' respectable Druggists
in th., tjnilvH fiifel. a'LNof. 1854.-'
; JC'Just i received, a full supply of
the above invaluable, article.
m -J-zr . Gt o. .Howard f , Agent.
To Planters.
st.
i WR haver established 'in 'connexion
with our "Carriage factory the mauu--facture.of
. . . ...
Superior tn atiyif jke kind. nouk'U'.
nnd w a rra nt ed, JtfV g iy gooc l sajpfacl-i! .
j Qrdsjjrwol, fur:joY ..V--Wag
jot, s dirvct pd tp ua r hand?! .to-!
uhv of "ur travelliiig Agents' wjlj. .ic-
cei vc prompt at u n.Wn.
!
1 Order hra:y t&fSsVption.oI warr;.ag
"fil led .wi t h' disi.tlx
-!' -? Pitibli' tf Brother
Kinslc9t0; 185 a :1 ri
) " These ' Wagons are got 'up ,mrh . Iron
Axbrs.f4tan;-f "as gl'raatifeis an1!
with as much cafe as our bvst Carriages ,