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81 DEATRICE:" THE GREAT ANILJEoUl1
DIVISIONS OF THE PRESS
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hs 18th or without board respectable eehborhood
a. - ~ he v or wond b. pleased 70 make arangene,
epler OF TIE rroesson who requires substitute
Sr,,s ALPHA, Tribune once
The southerner., 1853-06-04
BTPOISONING %,,

Thousands Of parents who use ro,...
composed Of castor oil, calomel e. oro ~
aware, that while they appear to h,nos, NV ~
patient, they are actually laying tsa forna sl'
tions for a series of diseases, such 90 .ar -"
ton, loss of sight, weakness of limbs g.
In another column will be found tho >,
vertisement of Hobensacks Medicines :.
which we ask the attention of all directlyi,
terested in their own as well as their CH
dren's health. In Liver Complaints and al
disorders arising from those of bjIrm
type should make use of the only gentn
medicine, Hobensack's s Liver Pills.
bss@"Be not deceived" but ask for Hoben
sacks Worm Syrup and Liver Pills, and o.
serve that each has the signature of the P,e
prietor J. N. H0BENSACK, as none els
are genuine.
The southerner., 1853-06-04

Is the strength of a nat;ou &c
thorough system of Free and
IS the only preservation of p .uoe'de
Government. And as Franz spoOEaI
is now struggling with New Yo,, H. Gost
independence of North Carolina l., I'' i'
citizen of Edgecombe and the adia, 'eTe3
ties cali at the well known furpitn.. ,a' ''Oa'
room in Tarboro', and enrol bis ,,~ "e Fare
its patrons, and stand in the rsaE, aa01s
tie with F. L.Bond in defence q, 'ad bat,
chanical interest of the South Wy ne,
ALSO, let the Ladies WELD tbo.. q,
and bear in mind that this great cbama;' aasN''
Southern mechanical independence p'Va :; q
devising new plans of Fur0itns. %I
their comfort and convenience and la
here say to them, if they wish to So " '''l
selves as others see them, they must .sU srSa'
F. L. Bonds ware room and purch.s s4l
of those beautiful marble-top Dressi,. " "''
reaus, with mirror On them, that -, - d.
fleet to the eye and mind the most be.ns'' ~
features and figures that, were evonta
beheld by the fancy of lady's imaon,s' '''
BE See advertisement in anotbor.-1 N'a
The southerner., 1853-06-04
RELIGIOUS ReviUat.
a

We are exceedingly gratifed to learn
that an interesting and extensive revival
of religion has recently occurred at
Bethel meeting house in Pitt county
under the supervision of Rev. Mr.. God
din, of the Methodist Episcopal Church
About four weeks since, protracted
meeting was held there which contln.
ued about two weeks, after an interval
of few days, another protrated meet
ing was held, continuing FIVE days. Tho
whole number of converts added to the
church was about 140. At Little Is
Chapel, also in Pitt county, upwards OF
20 were added to the church, te"
weeks previous, and several others at
the different churches in Mr.. Goddin's
circuit.
The southerner., 1853-06-04
"X GiUes General Satisfaction. -

"K Gives General Satisfaction"
GSo say all the Dealers in M'Lane's
Vermifuge. and so also may the Proprie-
tors say, as they are daily receiving GER
tifcates so numerous that to print them
would fill volume. But what is the
use of further certificates 10 a medicine
that has become so universal1 Let the
names of few of its approvsrs Suffice
Mr.. George Maxwell, of Augusta,
Carroll Co. has used it in his family
with the best effects.
}. IL. Gutter, respectable lie merchant t
OF Louisville, after having used others
without effect, administered a dose of
Flames Vermifuge, which completely
removed the worms.
Ii has also been used with success ;n
the families of the following pess, ns:-
Pittsburgh and vieiaity.-Jas. S,ra,lop ,
Penn a. Avenue; Mary J. Strat,on, Mary
S,ratton; Sarah Harshherg, =, Manches.
ter; Margaret Lindsay. do, James Burke,
and Agnes Burke. Squirrel Hill.
For sale by Geo, Howard, in sTatbofo'
The southerner., 1853-06-04
The S0utherner.
TARBORO': JUNE 4,

Il R9-V. B. PALMER, is duly empowered
TO take advertisements and subscriptions for
this paper in the cities of Boston, New York,
and Philadelphia.
Mg~W. H. MCDONALD, is authorized to
receive advertisements and subscriptions for
this paper in the city of New York.
ny~HENRY B. DAWSON is authorized
to receive subscriptions and advertisements
for this paper in the city of New York.
h~LAY & BRO. are our authorised A
gents in Philadelphia.
The southerner., 1853-06-04
SiDfe Medical Societv.

This body convened in this town or
Tuesday the 18th instant, and adjourn
ed on Thursday the 10Th, after an in
tcresting meeting of two days. Quite 8
large number of Physicians were in at
tendance from various portions of oul
State. About thirty members ard del
egates from the various County Socie
ties were in attendance. The Society
aeld it's meetings in the Odd Fellow !
Hall. The proceedings were harmo.
NOUS and interesting.-Valuab contri.
buttons in the shape Of oral commune
cations and written articles on diseases,
were made to the Society, by those in
attendance.
On Wednesday evening the Annual
Address before the Society was deliver
ed by DR.. James H. Dickson, of Will
mington, in the Baptist Church, before
an intelligent audience of gentlemen
and ladies'. The subject of the Address
was Respiration. 1t evinccd thought
and research, and is highly spoken OF
by those more competent to judge OF
its merits than we are.
The following gentlemen were elected
Officers for the ensuing year, viz: DR..
j. IL. Dickson, of Wilmington, Presi.
dent, DR.. Daniel DuPrce, ofNew Hano-
yer, Treasurer; Dr.. s. s. Satchwell, of
New Hanover, Corresponding and Re-
cording Secretary; and DR.. j. b. Jones,
of Chapel Hill, Orator. Delegates
were appointed to the next meeting Of
the American Medical Association.
We understand that the North Caro-.
lima Medical Society numbers, about
70 permanent members, and thatit is
in a healthy and prosperous condition
1t is the offspring of true devotion te
The southerner., 1853-06-04
The Furmer's Journal.

We have copied on our first page
from this valuable journal, an interest
ing article on this county. We much
regret to learn from its columns, that
the enterprising and able Editor is not
sustained pecuniaraly to such an extent
as he reasonably expected at the com
mencement of the second volume, and
doubts still exist as to its permanency.
The southerner., 1853-06-04
EDITORIAL CORRESPONDENCE.

Neu York, Wednesday,, May 25, '53.
Mr.. Editor: Having passed the an
nual anniversaries of the various Con-
ventions which assemble in New York,
it leaves quite stagnation in the cur
rent of passing events, after the great
amount Of excitement, gossip, and other
concomitants which necessarily follow
these conyocations, made up as they are
of so many iucongruities, leaves a pic
ture which is really difficult to ELL up.
Our peaceful .frierds the Quakers, how
ever, are now holding their annual
meeting, bringing with them the usual
supply of damp and rainy weather, in
fact within the last two days, there has
been an almost incessant down pouring
of rain, on account of which their exc
dus, is doubtless most devoutedly wish
ed for, by the store and tidy house
keepers of our city.
On Friday last, as G. Vanderbilt s
splendid new steam yacht North Star,
was backing out of her dock, preparato-
ry to her pleasure voyage to Europe,
(and in consequence of the swiftness
of the tide) she struck on reef of
rocks, she was taken over to the Dry
Dock at the U. S. Navy Yaad, bat the
damage was so slight upon examination,
that she was enabled to go to sea early
the next day. The "Commodore" takes
with him, his family and few friends
and intends to visit ell the most cele-
brated ports of Europe. The whole ex-
pcnse Of which is borne by himself at a
cost of half million of dollars.
At New Orleans. In the case of IT,
tie to lands in the vicinity of that city,
granted to Gen. Lafayette, by the
United States, tried in the United States
Circuit Court, before Judge Campbell,
decided in favor of defendant. Califor-
nia-the United States Mail steamer
Crescent City, arrived yesterday from
AspinwalI, she brings the mail and pas
sengers which left San Francisco by the
steamer Isthmus, on the "a ult She
brings no news of Importance. The
steamer Golden Gate had just arrived
at Panama with the mails, passengers,
specie and dates to the Both ult., having
made the quickest run on record. There
were seven steamships in the harbor at
Aspiuwall on the 14th inst, six Amer
lean and one British. The health of
the Isthmus was remarkably good.
| Washington. The foreign appoint
ments are generally regarded as of a
high order, though of course dissatisfac.
tlon is felt by the disappointed appli'
cants. Auguste Belmont of our city
, agent for the Rothscailds, has received
The southerner., 1853-06-04
lN " ll27alngEOae,
Hrrivoi Of the Ara6iu.

N,w York, May 31.-The steamer
Arabia arrived to-day, with Liverpool
dates to the 2lst of May. The follow
Ing is the latest report of the Liverpool
markets:
Liverpool, May 2l.-Cotton has ad-
vanced 1-16d; sales of the woek 81 900
bales. Flour and Wheat firm, with a
fair demand. Yellow Corn steady, and
white advanced Cd. Baltimore Flour
is quoted at 23s to 22s Cd. Naval
stores quiet. Provisions steady
The southerner., 1853-06-04

further decline in price to Sat which
the market closed yesterday very dull.
We doubt if sales could be made to-day
for much over 81 rs. Scrape Turpen-
tine is very dull, and cannot be quoted
over 81 25 to 81 so. Tar is in fair de-
mand at 50 for $50 lbs. Rosin may be
quoted about 9Oc. in shipping order.
Corn is dull, and cannot be quoted
over As to 4Sc.
The southerner., 1853-06-04
Reported for the Wilmington Herald.
W;Zna;not0n Market, Muu %.

u
Turpentine.-Since last report the
market has suffered depression, and
there has been material decline in
prices for both qualities. On Wednes-
day and Thursday, virgin ruled at So
80 per bbl. and Yellow Dip at 800
On yesterday however, the former fell
to 3,O5 and the latter to 2,SO per bbl
Sales altogether since last issue 1888
bbls.
Spirits Turpentine.-The sales alto.
gether reach 260 bbls at 371 38 cts
per gallon, on Wednesday and Thurs.
day. On yesterday there were no trans
actions to our knowledge; market dull
at 36 cts, at which price lot was Of
fered but no buyers.
Rosin.-We note sales since our last
of $50 bbls inferior No. 2, at l 10
small size bbls., $50 do. common at |,
O5, and of 70 do. No. l, at 3 so per bbl
Tar.-Sales of some so bbls at 2 20
per bbl.
Corn.-Three cargoes, in all about
1890 bushels, have arrived since oul
last, one of which 1900 bushels ka>
been sold at 573 cts per bushel. Anoth
er is retailing from vessel at 65 cts, and
the other remains unsold. The stock
somewhat reduced is now fair aud the
demand moderate.
Bacon.-We note only arrivals to or
der, and sales from store Of hog rounc
at l cts per lb. and hams at l23. The
supplies on hand are fair and the de
mand moderate.
Lard.-The stock of N. G.. continues
fair. We hear of no late transactions
Held from store at 10 II cts per lb.
The southerner., 1853-06-04

- 1s@ss VARIETY.
ion Yarns, turkey red, plough lines
1uehs, ais, tacks. snoe thread,
rry combs, white Lead, pearl hats
%, women and chillren's shoes and
dipPers-negro shoes--razor strops
Ives and forks, butcher & shoe knives
cket Knives, gimblets, window glass
ades and shovels-pad, plate and stock
Jocks shaving boxes and brushes
itannla and timed tea and table spoons
ove varnish, sh oe blacking, brushes &c.
Tarboro', June 10,
The southerner., 1853-06-04

the cnarge sup W 'h0 A"SUo' In
Jury in the Gardiner case were still out
at 8 o'clock p. m. Politics in New
York are rather quiet just now, there
will be an election held in June, to act
upon some amendments to the city
charter, which was passed at the late
session of the Legislature, to prevent
bribery and corruption in our city Coun-
Gil.
Collector Bronson, does not intend to
make any removals in the Custom
House department until July, much to
the disappointment of the numerous ap-
plicants, who are now getting weary of
long waiting and are desirous of serving
their country at the rate of So, 90 per
day.
Post master Fowler, (who by the
way has given much satisfaction per
sons having business at the post office,
for the manner in which the affairs OF
the Office are conducted) has made sew
eral app ointmens, and indeed, in that
line seems to get along with more salts
faction, than his friend the Collector.
BY the Franklin, which arrived yes
terday, we have dates from London up
to 1lth May, and the arrival of the
Europa at Halifax, three days later.
The papers are filed with full and long
accounts Of the reception of Mrs Stowe,
authcress of Uncle Toms Cabin, at
Stafford House, the Duchess Of Suther-
land; the assemblase seems to have
been numerouly attended by the no.
bility, and gentry to whom Mrs. Stowe,
was individually introduced after par
taking of refreshments, the ladies who
were present congregated in one of the
splendid saloons apart, and Mrs. Stowe,
seated between the Duchess of Suther-
land and Argyle, entered into CONVEX
sation with her numerous visitors.
kossuth, has made another of his
splendid oratorial displays, on the re-
ception of an elegant copy of Knight S
Shakespeare, presented by 10000 work
ing men Of England by penny contri-
button. Ajubilee meeting of the citi-
zens of Lambeth London, vas held to
encourage Kossuth.
Lord Campbell and five other Judg-
es, had pronounced a decision in the
writ of error-ease of Salomon versus
Miller, to test the legality of Alderman
Solomon, Jew, voting in the House OF
Commons. TIL ir decision conhrme ]
the judgment of the lower Court, that
Jews cannot sit in either House without
taking the christian oath.
Ireland. The great exhibition in
Dublin was opened on Thursday the
18th, by the Lord Lieutenant, in the
presence of $4,000 spectators. Mr.
Benson, the Architect of the building
was knightcd by Lord Lieutenant, but
Mr. Dargin, to whose munifccnt advau
ces Of 9oO,O00 the exhibition owes it,
origin, declined the honor.
France The Empress RECEIVERS slow
ly, from her late indisposition, and it i.
likely that she will, in company with
the Emperor, visit the baths of tht
Pyrcnecs in course of the summer.
The re-establishment of the death
penalty for political crimes has beer
agreed upon by the counsel of State.
Turkey. The Turkish negotiation
progressed little, and that on the ques
ton of the HOLY Shrines all has beer
conceded that Russia had to demand
This however, is a concession on tn,
part of France than of Turkey.
The advices by the Franklin, in re
gard to the markets, are not very i'm
portant, cotton and breadstuffs are un
changed.
The southerner., 1853-06-04
Examination Ueek.

: We have had exciting times the pres
eat week among our "young folks" "
The Examination of the Students in the
two Female Academies on Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday-Concert on
Wednesday evening-Parties on Thurs
day and Friday eyenings-Dancing
School in the interim-have made quite
ga stir" among US.
The southerner., 1853-06-04
RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

BTRev. Jno. T. Walsh will preacI
in Tarboro' on Monday and TUESDAY
nights, the 18th and 14th inst.-Con
s| Rev. Jas. L. Gotten will preach
at Hardaway's meeting house, Oh Sun
day next, 5th June, and in Tarboro at
night.-C0m.
The southerner., 1853-06-04
Committed.

DIR. Spencer D. Armstrong; charged
with being accessory to the death OF
Tilman Hunt, and with forgery at Nor
folk--who forfeited his bail bond at our
last Superior Court-was brought to
this place on Wednesday last, and lodg-
ed in jail
The southerner., 1853-06-04
Melu BiShOp.

DR.. Atkinson, of Baltimore, was elect
ed Bishop of the Diocese of North Car
olina, in place Of DR.. Ives resigned, at
the Convention of the Protestant Epis-
copal church, held at Raleigh last week.
The Pennsylvania says, he has accept
ed the appointment.
The southerner., 1853-06-04
Otly TiUugeS-.Echo0Is.


We have heretofore spoken confident
ly, boastingly, Of the beauty and i'm
.provenents of our village, and the su-
perior advantages possessed by our cit
izens of educating their children. We
had travelled somewhat, but had not for
years past, been in the direction of War
.renton, &c. Last week, however, an
opportunity presented itself, and we
started. The old borough of Halifax
first met our view, and we joyfully be-
held many unnistakeable signs Of reno
vatioa and improvement. Passing thro'
Weldon, which is slowly but steadily
progressing, we arrived at Warrenton.
Here we were taken by surrrise--we
had frequently heard Of the many i'm
provements recently made in Warren
ton, but they far exceeded Our expccta-
tons. Large and elegant buildings,
tastefully surrounded with shrubbery
and flowers, met our view in every di-
rection-apd we were grati6ed to learn
that two male and two female schools
were in successful operation. We trav-
elled thence to Henderson, which is al
so slowly y moving onward, and proceed
ed to Oxford, where we arrived in time
to hear Rev. Mr.. Wiley address the pu-
pills in Mr.. Horner's Male Academy, at
the close of the Examination. We
rarely have heard a more pithy, appro-
pirate and eloqant discourse. MIR.
Horuer's academy is we'll patronized, as
it efninentlY deserves to be--and We
understood that the Female School oi
Mr.. Venable and the Oxford Female Col
.lese have each large number of stu
dents. We had a slight opportunity tc
inspect the arrangements and course Of
instruction in the College, and were
pleased beyond measure at the order and
regularity with which it is conducted
under the supervision of its energetic
and talented President, Rev. Mr.. Waite
Oxford, also, presents fine appearance
"a splendid Court House, and numer,
Gus private residences, exhibiting rich
display of taste and refinement.
On our return, we failed getting tc
Henderson in time for the accommoda.
ton train of cars on the Raleigh and
Castor Rail Road, and reached CASTOR
at s o'clock at night in the mail train.
Being assured that we could arrive at
Weldon in time for the Express train
on the Wilmington road, we tarried al
CASTOR until o'clock, P. M. next day
and arrived at Weldon in about forty
minutes, just in time to be about five
minutes too late-this was retieshi,.g
as We had to continue there until L
o'clock at night. We consulted ou
old friend John Campbell about becom
ing impatient-he advised us to tax
DINER frst-we did 50, took a snooz
The southerner., 1853-06-04
Ne,o York Market, Man g

Neo York Market, May 81.
Cotton.--Sales of $500 bales at an
advance of to t; middling Upland IL;
, ,midHing Orleans LII.
Corn opened active, but fell off at the
close, with sales of 10000 bushels at
81 for yellow, and 81 for mixed.
Lard-sales of l, 500 bbls. and kegs
at 8 rs for bbls. and II for kegs.
The southerner., 1853-06-04
Tar River.

We understand that on Wednesday
last, Col. Thompson, with his assis-
tants, commenced the survey of Tar
FLYER at Greenville, preparatory to i'm
proving its navigation in this direction.
The southerner., 1853-06-04

Medical Science, and of laudable desire
to improve and elevate the Medical
Profession, and we trust that it may 60
on growing and strengthening with each
revolving year. .
The next meeting of the Society will
by held at Raleigh On the second Tues
day of May, 1s54.-Fay. Caroltnian.
The southerner., 1853-06-04

after it, and keeping our temper as well
as could be expected, started in the
mail train homeward-thankful even
for deferred favors. The roads we
found to be in fine order--the officers
courteous and obliging.