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Dowlsf 4. Shidrsn
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-06

'I,O EACukk~.-A young man wishes situation
A. Teacher lie has been employed for the sst Twelve
mouths ~ Principal Teacher OF Mathematics n stricass
boardinssctoo He term of enl sgrmtni ending iu few
taNs ne cesirce smother Has the best Of tesumor
from the Principal Of the school Any psu OF lhe uioi
not ob i-circ To- but south West preferred Address
= y Sfspletou staten Island sS3-
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s<Nss--Nn connection " th ne ho1sstonc ~
Nsus sfuck Railroads. The steamer MN
RoD ,va. f,i of MsrsesL every day Sundays except
rs All NJ IRE ghi received n Ncw-fofk ihfo4gh he
d.y unnl o'clock. PM Horses snd carriages iAss'.
~' ,n
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-06

Young LADY wishes 10 Obtain situation -
n gosrlncss 10 private family where The chiarvu
sogns She peteul teach thr u-ual branches OF
~fucsuon. with drS~iuS and the ruc meats Of ukins
objection iasing he vuure charge 20 TIE
csarru and mskr eIs Il evn-ral.y useful Address
| O Tuhau- Orice. N~w-loik s4Ss'
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CONYEYANCES.
=,.rmnRR ARRANGKNKNr

1T al uuER tRhANt,f " " ~. 81.
.ssssa's'aaa. Sis' sss Haven hsriss.s sPrss-- 4
Worcester from Pecksip, p River EEtNiNn Isl;
TO NFN HAVEN The re~ 49, sp-ndid s'rer.rr COST
NFCTICIT Capl Peek. vii .rzve every sN---r.0 I
rIork-~rr-pt Sarardays a. oclocs PNs-rnsefs !
main ~ Nes Haven uIgf A. .-sr t'r cay .ftr
cars for Hsrr1rt. Springfield. Wofcrr'rf A. Boz
Rclu ruins carr NcW Haven rFrfy evening ~ re .frs,
OF the Boston tan A. Do oclock On >slr-.fs .tl
r.r. will 70 through io Hartford srd elrnsfrf Pre- efti
tsseu FOR HARTFORD 10 r-cft-fhe steamers ~
~. Capt Aing. sna CHAMPION Cap, Ilrt-fsff1 q
on- OF which VII .eave every t1err.o A. = or.lst.
Sundays eNcepiedl fr-ishi iAke1 1 5, si-ri y
f,rrnsron sQp.y to GFO " IORLlk> "a fr.i..'. 4
JOHN SANroN sr-ighi Agent. ii. >ouilst nfll "
r. .FOR BOSTON VA NkWPoR. ANi
rsS1s-1NfAl.L klkkR-By thr sg.eri.f sr. . -
riur steamers BAY STATE sr fNFfA :.
STATE - rrs Strength and sqf. parrr. lrF lItl Il,
D. the navigslon of Lons Island SOUND r-ure. ,ar
rectun " ih the "a. River srl od OarF ha.-.at A.
distance nf N miles. Boston only LrsFe pier ~. 7
Sortt River. near he Battery TIE sicarer fMPlEf
STATE Capi Coms.ork. 1r Tuesdays. IllrfIl.s t.I
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Mondays. Wrirescays and Fuiays. a. fN Tee Lea.
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of WsshngtJu-st sr1 Bsiirry-piacc. uyi .n
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ssNN---rs hesier Rocky Nc.-s. sli >tfi.'r. -pas.
-ss7zss.sseF- 5 Gems FnrI Chester arl h.s ?
Neck STANFORD sl cents Norwsik. S-t rrrl- lrF 80
and - -ndid Steamer NORMALh, Capt sil.s he, 41 .
vii cave he pier ~ he foot of Mssri-ss ca! e.. J
o,riocs p n Raurlins srii cave Noresk 81 A X
stanford >, Il; Rocky Necs al snd fon Chez. Z. =. %
JOHN RODMAN
suls Aren't foot of North Moore.st npstair.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-06

I .assicsI, Mathematical ana Commercial MSl- snc
F-gna e high school. viii reopen Monday, sept s -
rac Fcnslr and Pnmsry Departments are euure.y seps
rsih from the Male DepAum~nL having sepsrstr ssrds
Moons snd enuanc,s NhA> NM NlIhoL>
suSl lw Flnc pal
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-06
= FOR san FRANCIsCO.-Tnsf f..,.silins

saiI In a few days s1e las accOmnodafOns Tor
three cabin znd s-cOnd-czbin passengers Apply 10
ROBERT WELLS, y Brosd-sL or on board ship At foot
" Harrison . -
r. MORN MING BOAT fOh COLI
zxxf-N SPRING, WEST POINT, COZZESs
DOCK, PEEhsklLL siSD-siNG TAR.
RfIOWN and tn- informed a., places, touching al Ham
mond-st each ~zy-The ne> steamer JOS bkLk.
SAP Capt Tsllman. Will leave foot Of Ch.mosrs-st
every moning A. O'Clock. Returning, leaves Coz
sprng Al IL; VI and P---kskll al 4 P " On sundays
lhls Tip !. extended ~ Ne~Durgh, leaving ke~5lfss
all. NJ For passage apply Ol board, Orp
uy25 srns WH RADfORD co ~ We. "a
xr .CHASGE or HOUR FROM TO s
s.ss-lNyCLOCk,P PA.-fOf Albany, 1Ic .f
Ter Thursday, sept 3, 80, tae through
d0si. Of the Peoples Line, ISAAC SEW TON and D sE-
CON. Wil ezye pier b--Ns-l Cortland ard Liberty
a. 8 o'clock. NJ instead Of 7. - heretofore AS.
CHANGE OF HOUR a,em 70 2
and afer Monday September l0 le4ye
Sew-York daily a. above
- JF. RODAAN. Agent
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-06

lE JOHNSON. Rrciof The nr.t quarter of the
Academic yesr b-gin. on MofdHs sept $. fhs three
Orpsruen s-tc fepsfaofN tfe hut st snd NE Ii.ss
csI-,hcr progressive cvurs-, in winch inr pnpl 10
advnn me rllrrn. stsir OF qrepsrauun
flr tne couu. ng h0usr or ihs iulvrrsly
Au.7 .mos CIT RGE fAHhER, Principal
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-06
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IDY ORDER D.n. agrthsr. Jats- a' ih.
DCourf P.s The CITY of >sr fors NoH- ne-ei
sr-1 plrslslt pr1rsons fh- tlt- sathors stt-
aoslng cu-a-d sut 1o1 t-li i-of' "a
aalnu.rf agNnst he --t- o ttNNl kuNhNtLi
Ccinaat. - STATE of 0lo sr' tiat ~ -fn> -
raFm-r tstfs. spear 80 laE- -ler
sschr-rf 20 as within r1r1t n n no 'si fi''t
rr ot- I'D th- payment sy f-l'' Sue to tl lf
isa OF , f~r-J il nr hs l-s u. So
property him. sni ff- sr--f n f
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sftarr-rs Affalh1s Bees
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-06

DY ORDFE Hths-i rha-f-r 80 Frs' judge Of N-F f
De- qlrsls-t o. 1- Frf'
alrorI1s attach reaf- tsia-' sosris '-'
AMI rln r-.f-rf t-tnf. ssl-f stsf De
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t- ssr- snt qt u 1. ircts, - r- a ~s'
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fr puoaf0n an tla t- payment n' si
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fr bic 80 of AIS property stsf- -rEuE m si DO
-sn.-r properly h. ortdi-n By sf
WM BLOOMFIELD.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-06

MSS uANkN- viii resume her school for young
vi ladies. 90 MONDAY sept lr 81 ~ Ninlh between
University piace snc Finh-sv She MI be- o. home % re
cevr applications ior admission from sept Oircu-.rs
msy he bad OF her father X. Ravens, ksq = Wa--st
ssSl tSlUAeIdtOl
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-11-23
DIR. SWAYNE'S
NkEI ERR III n En n,nflv Ned cines

ENELEBRA Family OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES follows cureI
u More proof of the efficacy of DR.. wAYNEs COMPOUND
SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY, the Original and Genuine
Preparation! CONSUMPTION Coughs Colds Asthma Bron-
chs Liver Complaint, Splitting Blood Difficulty of Breath
ing Pain in the Side and Breast Palpaton of the Heart
Influenza Group Broken Constitution, Sore Throat Ner-
vous Debility and all diseases Throat Breast and Lungs
the eecua and speedy known for of the above
diseases is DIR. SWAYNE'S COMPOUND SYRUP WILD
CHERRY!
ANOTHER HOME CERTIFICATE.
DR. SwAYNEs Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry is all it
processes to be- The Greatest Medicine the Kaotcn ortd
the that have been recorded safely
say annals of Medicine cannot furnish to surpass this,
which stands living proof of the durability of Con-
sumption, even when life had been despaired Of
Dr. SwAYNE-Dear Sir: For the good of the public feel
Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry performed For
part feel as if every body ought to know it, afflicted
with violent cough splitting blood night swea hoarse-
ness and sound of the voice indicating alarming state of
disease; my appetite gone and strength had so far
failed that friends and physician persuaded could
survive days My sister, who anxious
taker made inquiry where she would be likely procure most
certain relief She told that if Dr. wayne Compound
Syrup of Wild Cherry failed in the life hopeless
Your medicine Immediately procured and the first bottle
gave relief and by the time had commenced the sixth bottle
my cough left and strength much improved In Short
has made perfect of and at present hear
medicine has saved from premature grave. shall
be pleased to give any information respecting my
Yours, with respect,
ISAAC MORGAN REEVES,
No SO Chester street. between Race and Vne Philadelphia
A PHYSICIANS TESTIMONY.
Dr. J. H. ELLISON, Frankfort, Ky, says-I induced
from failure of the most potent expecorant recommended
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-11-23

in our Materia Medica in soroe cases g r,:...,
try your preparation Of Wild Cherry m ;s s. uags to
that much pleased with the result 81 that 70 say
remedies have been engaged active ali ether
years. and this is the first Patent Medicine evar we've
enough OF TO express an opinion in writing 4'1sas
Inc genuine article is prepared only by Dr. Swayne INV;
tor and sole proprietor Of Eighth and Race
Philadelphia All Wild Cherry preparations being streets
fictitious and counterfeit without his signature T''s-
WORMS, woRMsit
DIR. SwAYNEs YERM1FUaE-Read this yvonderfr,
PHILADELPHIA, March 90 lSiS
Dr.. SwayEE-Dear SrHavihg made use Of var;on noto.
seous Vefuge Medicines, which had been highly
by their propretors without the slightest good effect
ing heard my neighbors speaking in the highest terms Of
Medicine its delight taste and wonderful effect ySu
felt somewhat discouraged from the result of the articles
forced upon my already emaciated sckly dyspepc oo
child, whose delicate and almost out frame the We
had already begun to make their ravages concluded to
trial of your most Uoate Termge whcn to our great @
the Worms had to let go their deadly and strong holds
the vitas. Such the effect of Dr. SwAYNEs VERNFp
color of the rose, with all the of innocent and
playful child. Yours, with respect re i~ ~
=. 81 TOBIAS WIEGAND, No. 3, HCwellstreet
Between Schuylkill, Third and Fourth.
BEWARE OF MISTAKES.
REMEofBERDR. SwAYNEs VERMIFUGE is put up sqGars
bottles covered with beautiful wrapper tee engraving
with the Portrait Of Dr. Swayne thereon also his signature
None other is genuine. Us
DR. Swayne's Sarsapara and Extract Tar Pills mild
and gentle purgave unsurpassed any medicine for remoy
ing the bile cleansing the stomach and eectualy pusy.
the blood IL; = ss@ 1tif E.. o
The above valuable Medicines are prepared by DR. Sway.
N. w of Eighth and Race-streets, Philadelphia to
whom all orders should be addressed
For sale, wholesale and retail, by "
A. C. EVANS & BROTHER, Wilmington N C,
Also by j. s. W. JOHNSON, Clinton; SAML J. HINsDAIx
Fayetteville N c. and by most respectable dealers in med
cines throughout the United States n
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Drllcs Medicines &c,

Drugs. Medicines, Paints, OILS &c. ssff9 ssss
TIME subscriber begs inform the public that he has and
1aent Il Drugs Medicines Paints OILS Dye Suits Window
Consisting Ps1i IN psrs d f the following
OIL By the gallon ana 1o'. ana Ganbsi
ssss A asa Myh sarsapaa spirits
Dgita Rhubarb; Ipecac; Jalap; Barley artaTc
Acids Seditz mixture; Cream Tartar BIZ Carb Soda oai
CHEmrcAns-Sulph Qunine do Morphine do Act. Iodine;
lodds q Tr from:
Zines Iode of ron do Syrup OF do Oxide OF Zlnc To-
PAIsTs-~Whte Lead dry, do. ground in OH pure Extra
No, Black Lead dry and ground in o feen
ground in o Chrome Yellow do ground 01 Vsn nla
Ochrc dry and in oil Terra de Sienna UmboT Lamp Black;
Lharge CSseh and C9Pa G r
and Lamp On; ana pest "in'er pieAeno1 p
DYE rurrs- Indigo; Madden; cOpperas, LogwOod; Red
WIDOW by 1o 10 syl2 10 by A. 10 by Is, Il
by II, II by a. u by l6, II BY 20 Sc NJ
O0OOOO Sash Tools No to No. s. Varnish Brushes No.
to 900. Lex zufas s53s a.
Old Dr. jacob Townsend's do in quart bottles 2
Sands sands 1od;de of do Webster's Sarsaparira;
India choagogue; Houses Indian Tonc Indian and wams
Of Wild Cherry; oasaonion Balsam; Peery Dead Shot;
Fahnestock's Vermuge; Kellingers Linament Jaynes Al
peetorant; Wistars Peters Blood Jaynes anative
Beckwth's Brandreth's, Mofatts Chckener,s Wrght's
MADAM
listers Harrison, Gray and Touseys Ointments; Moi
fatt's Phoenix Bitters.
For JELLEs, PASTRY &c.-Coopers Isngass; Preston's
Exits Vanilla Rose, Lemon, and Nutmeg; Rose Water;
Essence of Lemon Cinnamon and Cloves black and red Pep
per; Auspices Cinnamon; Cloves; Nutmegs; Mace; Ionqua
Beans; Jamaica and Race Ginger. ---gs- -ss-- &.
PERFuMERY FANCY ARTIcLEs-F French, German, and
American Cologne American Cologne the pint and quart
Rouses, Crary and Hauels Shaving Creams military sha
wing Soap; Haues Nymph do Jones chemical do; Barrys
Tricopherous; Jaynes Hair Tonic; Haues Eau Lustral;
Haues Liquid Hair Dye; Phalon Hair lnvigorator Castor
Oil Pomaum Ok Marrow; Bears Oil Maeassar do; Antique
do Indian do so dozen assorted Fancy Soaps 6 doz hair
Brushes assOred 25 dozen fine Tooth do do dozen Nail
plain fancy Note Envelopes Letter do plain and fancy
Paper fancy Motto Seals transparent and plain Wa
Pomatum; plain and fancy Toilet Bottles; Pink Ball. Pink
sauceE fancy Rouge Aabaster Powders prepared Chalk
Amber do do; Orrs do do; Orr Tooth Powders Charcoal
do do Money Wallets; Tobacco do; India Rubber; Draw
ing Pencis India Rubber Bas Presons French Extracts,
large varety Essence Bouquets Scent Bags Cigar Cases.
&c &c For sale BY ,,,1,,,r,r Cut.
Nov. 2, 1891 N. E. of Front and Market-sts
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EXPOSE.

DY reading the following affidavit, the public will learn
the origin rather where the recipe for making the
came omand will be able to judge which is the genuine
and original and of the honesty Of the who employ:
Dr. S. p Townsend original proprietor and inventor
of Townsends Sarsapara, and his medicine has gained
featured over one million of bottles the last year. and man
ufacturng at present 5000 bottles per day We moro
Sarsaparia Yellow Dock in establishment day
than all the other Sarsapara manufacturers in the world
Principal Office, l26 Fulton Street.
READ THE AFFIDAVIT.
City and County of New York,
William Armstrong of said city being duly doth de-
pose and say that he is practical Druggist and Chemist
lS4s man by the name of Jacob Townsend who at that
time book and pamphlet Pedlar called upon deponsns
deponent boarded and requested deponen to write him
cpe by which to make Syrup OF Sarsaparlla DepOnen
further that he became acquainted with said townsend
whom said Townsend dealt That said Townsend had had
frequent conversations with respecting the manua
DIR. Jacob Townsend.
That said Townsend stated he old and poor
and not fit for hard labor and wished to make
ney order to live easy in his old days. and that Sarsapa
ria the of Townsend sold WELL and much
money made by it, he could why he might
something out of it too (s name being Townsend)
if he could get capable recipe and man
asked said Townsend if he related Dr. S. p Townsend
which he replied that he knew Dr. would be down
him after he should commence, but that he did not for
him. as he had co-partnershp with who could
furnish the requisite amount of capa-and was well ppa
red to defend himself against attack that might be mado
on him.
Deponent further says that pursuant to the request of said
Jacob Townsend he wrote recipe for the manufacture of
Syrup of Sarsapara and gave it to him. Said Townsend
observed that he wanted to make specimen to exhibit his
partners for their approval he wished to crafty them
everything they furnished all the capital Said Townsend
also told deponent that the bottles they were to use were
be the size and shape Dr. Ps and deponen
request of said Jacob Townsend went to the Office Of Dr.
S. P and procured one of his labels.
And deponent further that he has been informed and
verify believes the Syrup of Sarsapara sold Old Dr. ia
cob Townsend made after the recipe furnished by depO
nent to Jacob Townsend, as aforesaid
And further deponent said not. 49,
WILLIAM ARMSTRONG.
Sworn to before me- this oath day of May, 1919,
G. S. WOODHULL, Mayor of the city of y; y
For sale in Wilmington, n. c., by VIM. H. LIPPTTT,
June /, 1919. 38-tf Druggist and Chemist.
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November 18th, 1910.

PAY THE NATIONAL DEBT.-We learn from the last
fiscal statement of the Secretary of the Treasury that
the amount now on deposit and subject to draft in
the various repositories of the government is ST.
962 This fact shows the salutary operations of the
existing tariff and its capacity to supply ample
to the Treasury even much than is required
for the necessary ordinary expenditures the govern
ment. What should be done with the accommodating
surplus We have but one reply to make. Payhe
debtedness running for special term of years cannot
be redeemed except at the pleasure Of the holder
But Congress should at an early day. make provision
for the appropriation of all surplus revenue to the
purchase of the national stocks at their current pr-
ces in the market And this policy should be enfor
ced, by Legislation Hash. Union. . al s1ss IA
The amount Of annual duty paid on paper in Eng
land is averaged at 100000; over 1000 persons
are employedin it's manufacture and more than three
llions Of pounds sterling are embarked as capital
il reproduction. $40 q 80 81
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settlement.
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eWho can paint like nature exclaimed q young
lady as she held copy of Thomson's Seasons in
one hand while the other clasped By her enrap-
tured lover. 81. !
"Ah what soul there Is In that passage who
indeed, can paint ike nature a'' q sE fsEtAE
/ q You can p shouted her boy brother, who had
been peeping in at the window 6 you're just the
girl that can5 you're painted like all manure now r.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-11-23

1ISII, FIs-Just received from Boston fresh Mack
arel and Salmon in bbs and half bbls., quarter bbls
Kits and Is boxes calded Herrngs % Quinals Cod Fish
For sale low by HOWARD PEDEN.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-11-23

RENOVATION OF OLD TREEs.-The following infor-
nation received from gardener who for many years
largely supplied the London Market with fruit may
probably be new to many of our readers. 1t is gen
orally found that after apple tree has borne for
certain number of years, it becomes comparatively
unproductiye 1t has been used in such to re-
move old tree and replace it by younger ones This
may be obviated by regraftng the old tree; and
cording to the testimony of the gardener above
toned the older the stock the better the quality of
the fruit. He had scarcely tree of any age, among
several hundreds that his orchard contained when
the writer visited it that had not undergone this pro-
cess, and in some cases more than once There were
trees whose trunks were so hollow as in some parts
to be little more than shell, which had been sub
ected to this operation the season before and judg
ing from the vigorous appearance of the gratis, with
perfect success. The plan he adopted the follow
ing The ends of branches were sawn or cut off
where they were about the size of mans wrist, or
rather less and two soions inserted in EACH
according to circumstances. By this means, IN the
course Ct three years he obtained large full bear
ing tree.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-11-23
The Hours.


The hours are viewless angels,
That still go gliding by, l
And bear each moments record up
To Him who sits on high. &c..
The poison or the nectar,
Our hearts deep fower-cups yield;
A sample still they gather swift,
And leave US in the field.
And some fly on by pinions
Of gorgeous gold and blue,
And some fly in with dropping wing
OF sorrows darker hue.
And as we spend each minute
That God to us hath given,
The deeds are known before His throne
The tale is told in Heaven. .
And we, who walk among them,
As one by one departs,
Think not that they are lowering
Forever round our hearts.
Like summer bees that hover
Around the idle flowers,
They gather every act aud thought,
These viewless angel hours.
And still they steal the record,
And bear it far away;
Their mission fight, by day or night,
No magic powers can stay.
So teach me, Heavenly Father!
To spend each flying hour,
That, as they go, they may not show
My heart poison flower.