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Mr. Bryan was residing in Mississippi found that a ball had entered his forehead Improvement. The advance Is 3-8d per lb. since the last steamer. at the break i nr out of the war, and was! and passing through, had carried with it a among, the first to march to the asssistancel large portion of the upper part of the head, at least, in which we cannot douU a ficacy of the.

medicine. the cf- genuine, unless signed 1'n on the wrapper. For sale by Dr. H. Macnair a for Tarboro and by dealers in generally.

I uep.j i ayior auu nis iiiiie army on luehpiuuuuiug uiuiusi insiani ueaiu. tt iiaw is Wilmington Market, July 15. Bacon. Stock of Hams and Shoulders heavy Sides are more in request, and io Grande. He was at the stormintr of most singular the ball entered a tree, in ti onterey, and in the thickest of the frayj front of which the unfortunate victim was price has improved I centperlb.

10 a c. the hard-fought battle of Buena Vista; standing at the time, conversing with a re- Corn. The Corn market continues to I jpid since the disbanding of his Regiment lative, a young child being between them, has returned to visit his family in this and each having the child by the hand. be abundantly supplied with receipts from Fay etteville and some lots per Railroad county, I I he deceased Was a native of Petersburg, Since our last report, prices have receded about 10 a 2 c. per bushel, in small lots Quere! ought not our citizens to adopt named John M.

was about some method of testifying. their approba- 30 years of ace, and has left an amiable Bowel Complaints occur morp quently during the summer month! at any other period, because at this of the year," the system being debili digestion is'not sufficiently active 7' pose of the food before it becomes Zrf ed; hence a peculiar acid is general the stomach, which is the ca.L TARBOROIJOII: tjon of his services? wife, one child, and a large circle of rela- of 10 bushels and upwards. There have been no wholesale transactions, and our 3 tives and friends to. weep over his loss. SATURDAY, JULY 24, 1847.

From the NO. Picayune, quotations are consequently confined to store rates, with the exception of 1300 Running from Office. The. New Or- 11 From Mexico. Our files of papers leans Daily National says that "among the bushels in bags, at auction on Wednesday, FOR CONGRESS, jr.

it. J. iAiiEfj. uiscdoca caueo aysenterv i from the city of Mexico, by the way of volunteers in Col. Doniohan's command.

which went off at 75 a 77c. per bushel, morbus, inflammation of the boLi. IT 1' I nml I bags included. The market is by no WRIGirT's Iwmiv ir a fT The attention of the reader is direc- Jera razvCome aown io ine ym June, was a young man who enlisted to keep A. i All A ry the way.

of Tampico, too, we ha el from running for the Missouri Legisla-means settled, and the impression is, that re a natural remedy, and ihr. 9. ted to several interesting political arti cles on our first page. fi es from the capital, but not later than tttre! This cave umbrage to his 1 consti- present rates cannot be sustained. certain cure for all kinds of hni a loin.

tiiprtt inrl Kio no mo itroa nn( im I Brice firm at. rmntatinn plaints; because they cleanse tK 1 m.iu iiiu numb Ul, CI I i LI 7 A summons for Congress to assemble was elected by a unanimous vote. The 11 a and bowels fmm thA acft FOR THE TARBORO PRESS. we hnd in almost every paper we open, unfortunate individual, who thus had hnn- Jxaval Stores. A reaction has taken which are the causa nf 0 rs (Q Hon.

J. R. J. Daniel, will address We presume it is summoned to take into ors thrust upon him, while marchin" in Place tne Turpentine market since our uve distress ng complaints. They also aid A the people of Edgecombe county, at John i nsideration M.

Buchanan's letter an-Inw ti last, but without- we are of anrr cqnsiuera niuncing Gard At ner's, District No. 5, on Saturdaj' r. rrist's appointment. It is over in Santa Fe, is suddenly disturbed by substantial grounds, and it is quite as like- FvC ana purity the blood COn sequently, as they remove the cause every form of disease, it is absolute next, the 31st instant. certain that no quorum nad been assem- the appearance of an express from the ex- to again in a few days as there is a i ii ior mem to tail in making bfed up to the 29th Ult.

The Republica- ecutive of Missouri, demanding of Colonel probability of the present rates teing sus-nj publishes daily the list of members Doniphan, on pains; and penalties; if neg- tained. The rise, so far as we can ascer- "OR THE TARBORO PRESS. i feet cure of dysentery, cholera morbus per- luiiiiiiauuii iii iiim nnwp a Xt. Beware of Counterfeits! Th cou rse is to buy of the regular agents onlv ij it i jj fr i ucy scruji lecieo, me Dony 01 me member elector "ds oeen cnieny owing to ine scarci-l .) (M ne lion. frcAifta H.

Jlmng- titties cotrie very near a quorum, and there the Missouri Legislature, now a volunteer 'y of article. We hear of a sale of a-1 ipn, and perhaps the other cand.dates for is doubtless a sllh5ciet number of mem- in his regiment. The Colonel, as a millta- bout 300 bbls. per Rail Road, at S3, for UK "itrV Trf nC H9 tiXy frm 0ne SeVenty- ry mn, to obey hi. commander- pure Vitffu Hip; but we understand the Pfr "i'V-9iX WW Pre4eni ln-chief' so he ordered the legisla.or article did not come up to the mark, Ja.u wards, Uistnct numoer 1 3, rn liK cb'untv.

onTuesdav the 3rd of i ot of the ranks, and told h.m that he must consequently 87i was the price For sale by Geo. Howard; 'f it n. mejoui uii. rumors wnicn me toot back, under a guard, to Missouri, pi'd for it. We quote for sales this day MUUiiLdllUILdl VCI iliai 1111111! were in willingly if he would, or chained as a pris- $2 50 a $2 60 for Yellow, (the latter price being for second year's crop,) and $2 75 a iiiruiauonintne capaai.

was saia that joner. The representative vonted impre- Frotii the Warrenton Reporter. Monday 2nd August, at Log Chanel-Tuesday 3rd, at Cross Roads; Wednesday 4th, at Coneto; Thursday night 5th in Tarboro; Friday 6th, at Old Town Creek-Saturday 7th, at Hardaway's: Sunday 8th' $2 874 for Virgin Dip Turpentine. government naci acceaea 10 cations upon his constituents and upon his u. meutapn 01 mngiana; mat me r-ng- sovereign state, and took the back track To the People of the 6lh Congressional District.

Washington Market. Jttht 14. Usn Secre ary ot Legation had been down 'home, oerfectlv disirusted with hi nm, Hnfnn IHnanto. ooi.r I St Falls Tar Ri Ver: Mnnrlan OiU xi i laruv ac tne no s. Another nrmtp to th 1111 tn flfl.

ffln uiTJcci ioi nis vtsu was 10 nesouaie i nnninh.n'. mm nnA .11 i i ti buiiiiuaiiu. nutv in vUII- 10 to $2 15; Old dm. Si 80 to fli wiui uencolft a treaty of peace; that the forma, has been elected to Congress Scrape, JS0 90. i-.

Fellov Citizens: In consequence of urgent professional engagements, which in justice to my friends and neighbors I ought not to neglect, lam reluctantly compelled to decline a pall at the August election. In withdrawing from the canvass I will take occasion to express mv snrrender ot the Caltfornias to the A- TVte Crops. -We have made it our for some days past, (says the Wil he recognition of the indepen-l mericans, Petersburg Market, July 20. I rt wmm l.4 I -mmv-c uur we nave io nonce a con derjee of Texas, and the acknowledgment of the 36 as the northern boundary between the United States and Mexico. siderable decline in our grain market.

mington Journal,) to look over our exchange papers from all parts of the Union, for the purpose of ascertaining what the gratitude to those friends who have tendered me their aid and encouragement, and to declare that my intercourse with otlon Our factories being well sup- Thus line would give Santa Fe and over pned irom the bouth, we have no transac prospects of the growing crop of the Uni- MARRIED, At the residence of Mr. Thos. Oberrv the people of the District has been a fruit tions to note since our last. The stock here is very light, and is held at from 10 to 12 c. near this place, on Thursdav last, bv Rev ful source of pleasure and gratification.

lZ States are- The result has satisfied, us, Stajes 1 he Republ.cano has no faith that it wi be a unprecedenledl a these rumors. It denounces them as falseJ one Th et one. ine accounts trom all parts of the but at the same t.me such a manner connl extrcme, favoblej The to betray its fears least the rumors should croDs. too. wlll Hr Thos.

R. Owen, Mr. Green Oberryio Miss Elizabeth Day. Ifad circumstances justified me in continuing the should have taken great Corn This article has declined very much Kitelv- thf loot I be true. The existence of these rumors I i v.

IIIUII lliai ofanv former vwr TKo unfavorable. Sales were made yesterday confirms the information we derived from a distinct source in Vera Cruz, that Mr. In Crocket, Houston Texas, on the 4th April last, Mr, Amos G. fVilkins, formerly of this county, to Miss Louisa Hejleyy from North Alabama. DIED At the residence of A.

K. Barlow, Esq. nill icca which bread stuffs have borne during the past winter, has stimulated the farmers of the country to fir superior exertions, in i 3 Buchanan's letter was transmitted thro' at 60 which is now the asking price. Bacon is very dull and prices a little lower. We quote hog round 10 to lHc.

shoulders 8 to SJ sides 10 to 101 c. the flSnelish embassv. IHie s.imA mnrl. pleasure in extending my acquaintance and freely discussing the Important pol it ical questions of the with oat reference to the effect such a course might have on my own prospects. As it is, I have oaly to express the hope that the choice of the people will fall on one equally willing and more able to serve them than their friend and fellow citizen, R.

PRITCHARD. 1 July 10, 1S47. -y- erations may lead the reader to attach umer io cultivate more lands. Taking all these things into consideration, we would not be surprised if the grain crop of '47 faith to the terms of treatv which som are enumerated above. The English The fact is well knofn, that Uran- this county the 16th inst.

in the 75th dreth's Pills are a certain cure in eve-jyeaP of her Mrs. Sally Knight, wid-ry form of disease, all having the same of Arthur dee'd. becretarv returned to the ri of Mpvinn would be greater, by 33 percent, than that of the past year. root, which is impurity of the circulatinff i i o. A Card.

Convention qf the Free Negroes of fluid, the blood. on the 24th, and Mr. Buchanan letter wa published on the 26th, and at the same time those rumors obtained general eurrjency, Kentucky. We learn from Rev. A M.

In a period of little more than ten years Cowan, the agent of the Colonization So- in the United States, they have restored to ciety, that in order to induce a more full perfect health and enjoyment over four MPr.Jno. Harris, Dentist, From Frederick City Mary land Wh has been nrapfininor nrnfpa.cinn in 'rom General Taylor. The steam- emigration of the free negroes of the State hundred thousand persons who were -It hiri L.u 7 lojoena, me society, at the suggestion Slven over as incurable by Physicians of lhs p'ace; Tarboro', will take his leave on ndav 23rd inst anH rpltirn ahnnt the 1B r4aK oi 01 several prominent gentlemen of the ine nrst ra and standing, and in manv it does not mention anv arri- Stat. haari0fl: i the the val 25th of August and remain not more than i uitiiiiiucu iu seuu oul, in meir cvci wmer remeuy nad been rom General Taylor's head quarters. two or three weeks.

July 20, 1847- expedition ol November next, several freei resorted to in vain. We have dates, however, from Monte colored men from HiffVrnf mna The great secret is to have the bv VOU whpn vnn ot-o up to the June. They, however, State, chosen by the free negroes in their til fib ClLLrt tain rey eor hes joining or importance. I he resoective npiahhnrh. i with' j.

-w tug wr, v. jv ii i II Will ave Commercial Bank OF WIL.TIINGTOI. TTT having been decided by the Board of Directors of this Bank to commence th of the army was, at last accounts, excellent. ony, and make a full examination of its1 mote good effect than twenty, if you put condition and prospects, (remaining there lt offntil disease has enfeebled the bodi twelve months for that purpose,) and re-powers; therefore every individual ight companies of the North Carolina operations on Monday the 9th day of Au- mm ana make a report to their constitu-1 considers health a Oiessin. nhniilH a.i tha Regiment under CoDPaine, had arrived at Saltillo, all in fine" health and spirits.

Wfefind nothing which can enable us to The free negroe, of keep a box of BnaTvjKLXmitol U.U.U.UUU, nave cnosen "'vcisai r-ius, wnere they can be thereof will be finally closed on Monday form an opinion as to whether- General rn i the 2d day of Aueust. at 12 o'clock M. une oi meir number, and lo meir hands on them when citizens of these places have raised Twenty-five cents cannot possi- iavior intends to march upon San Luis Potosi. We think he will not do so for 1.1 Py De oeiter disposed of. A valuable life some, time, as he will wait for reinforce ments, which are daily being pushed on to Kirn i i i .11 may be saved, or a long fit of sickness prevented.

For sale by Geo. Howard. UCil ay -e expenses ol the person chosen to go to the'colony-while. there and back again to the State. The free negroes of this city have approved of this plan, and will send out one of their number.

Louisville Courier. wier minKS mat ne will not be a situation to move before the 1st of Horrible OccurrenceOn Monday last, negro man Austin was committed to oir jail, charged with the murder of his master, Mr. Joseph S. Batile, of this county. It appears that Austin had occasionally feigned insanity, as an excuse to keep from work; and haying failed to work on Saturday last, he was ordered by Mr.

Battle on Monday morning to" go to work. Austin got a hoe, and returned to his master, who was standing near his house, and immediately attacked him, breaking his arm and bruising his head in such a shocking manner with the hoe, that he died in a few hours thereafter. Austin tried to make his escape, but was pursued and taken. Mr. Battle has left a family consisting of a wife and eight children, to inourn this sudden bWeavememt He vas an estimable citizen, industrious and enterprising, a kind master and a member of the Baptist church.

He had purchased Austin from his former owner, on his removal to Mississippi a lew years since, in consequence of owning his wife and children, and has been kind and forbearing to him; but his kindness has been repaid with the blackest ingratitude. (CPWe would call the attention of our readers to the notice iof Dr. Harris, in our advertising columns. It is' with pleasure that we announce to those of our fellow citizens, who have not availed themselves of Dr. late visit, that it is his intention to return in the course of a few weeks.

Dr. Harris needs no newspaper pufi; his reputation is too well established. We would only say that he is the senior brother and preceptor of professor C- A. Harris, of the Baltimore. College of Dental Surgery, who is acknowledged to be at the head of his profession.

r' I (ETWe have recently had the pleasure of shaking hand with Mr. Henry Bryan ra, native this county and a private in the 1st (Col. Davis') Mississippi Hegi-tnent. Mr. Jas.

M. Redmond is authorized to receive subscriptions to the Capital stock of this Bank, until Tuesday the 28th inst G. PARSLE President. July 1st, 1817. 28 3 Midway Academy.

HJ1HE Fall session of this Institution will commence on the 6th of Jo'y I'he Academy is situated 8 miles Northeast of Louisburg in a healthy, intelligent September, these are mere speculations oi course. From the Bay State Democrat, Boston. REMEDIES. There are so many medicines of character advertised and puffed bv the Tolerably High. We see it stated in the New Orleans papers, that 81 pews in newspapers at the time, that we me new Episcopal Church, erected for the Rev.

Dr. Hawks, (a native of North vvou.a snnnK irom the task we have now and moral community. Board principal at $7 per month. Tuition Latin. reek and the hine.

recently brought $63,000 at undertaken, were we not most thorough- auction. Tolerably high priced prayers pen. Wool. The officers of the 1st and 2nd regiments of Illinois volunteers have addressed a card of thanks to Gen. Wool fb his rigid discipline and severe drilling, which at first gave them so much dissatisfy tion.

They say, "Should our country evjr again need our services in the field it vould be our proudest wish to again mi the enemy under the immediate com-mi tnd of one in whose energy, watchfulness and courage we and the whole armv personal Enclish and Mathemnitral hranehes, wi.viuceu, irom our own knowlprlor nf tha ri i i state per session. Common English brancne, Gw lacis wnicn we below. iney must have at that Church, say we. i JFovtign. It is of "Wistars Balsam of Wild Cher- 3510 per session.

TURNER M. JONES, Principal' Franklin N. C. June 19th IST Arrival of the Steamer Britannia m-iwc wouia speak, and we speak advisedly. A lady of our acquaintance, whom we see every day, was a short time since, in what we thought a na.

sr Fifteen days later from Furtipe.fhe Steamshirj Britannia, reached '(Boston, at Bridge Building have the most unlimited nonfid I 10 clock on the morning of Saturday last, in 13 days, haying left Liverpool on 3 A sad occurrence took place at not a dangerous state of health. A cough TP HE Subscriber informs the fublicA had settled on her lungs, her form seemed that he is now fully prepared tp chmond, Va. on the 5th inst, while the me 4in July. A signal depression has taken place in Wd unS awa5 was obliged to aband- Build Bridges, volunteers were firing the National salute. on ner work, and we though 4u.

n.ti.of the Corn market, attributed to manv caus- appears that a musket of one of the eys was accidentally loaded with a ball resume it again. For about mud Car es, but peculiarly to the prevalencs of fine horn hon tr- 1,9 nntraC' aiUg vv istar's Balsam off or laaiviauais qesiromi -ji VV I I ri I hniw'n .1 I i .1 JZ An.innS. weather and the growing steadiness of the money market. x.ioiijr uu already has sVia sme, 91 aoy i cartridge; and as soon as the company had fired the third round a gentlemau standing immediately in front (about ten paces) was seen to fall nrt please address the Subscriberat Battier. recrainen her wi a3 iu ne ah A re- Cotton.

This market has been inflated ro 0. Edgecombe county, fyC. 0 rrTi sume her labors, i cjwauiiueu 11 was in an inverse ratio, and show a UbblUCU This is but a single case, hqt ii is one: April 29, 154..