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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-12-14
READ THE AFFIDAVIT.

City and County Of New 5rkr
William Armstrong Of said sy beiag daily sworn doth de-
pose and say that he practical Druggist Chemist
That time the latter part Of May first June
1StS, by the Of Iacoh Townsend who at that
time was book and pamphlet 9edar called upaa dep0nent
the house Of AIr- Thompson No = street whes
deponent boarded aud requested 1epunen6 him
cipe by which make Syrup af SaTsapara- Deponcnt
further says that he became acquainted with said Townsend
whom said Townsend dealt That said Townsend had
frequent conversations with deponent respecting the manuao
ure of article of arsapaa TO be sold under the
DIR. Jacob Townsend.
That said Townsend stated he old man and poor
and not fit for hard labor and wished to make
order to live easy in his old days. and that Sarsapa
money made by it. he could why he might
not make something out of it too hs being TOwnend1
if he could get capable person prepare recipe and
ufacure it for him. Deponent in of the conversations
asked said Townsend if he related to DR. 3 F. Townsend
to which he replied that he knew Dr. S p oud be down
him after he should commence but that he did not for
him, he had formed copartnershp with who could
furnish the requisite amount of capitaland well
red to defend himself against attack that might be made
him.
Deponent further says that pursuant to the request said
Jacob Townsend he recipe for the manufacture
Syrup of Sarsapaa and gave to him. Said Townsend
observed that he wanted to make specimen to exhibit his
for their approval he wished crafty them in
everything they furnished all the capital Said Townsend
also told deponent that the bottles they
be of the and shape Dr. Ps and deponen
request of said Jacob Townsend the Office Of Dr.
S. 2. and procured one of his labels
And daponent further that he has been informed and
verify believes the Syrup of Sarsapara sold Old Dr. Ja
cob Townsends is made after the recipe furnished by dspO
nent Jacob Townsend aforesaid.
And further dcponent said not.
WILLIAM ARMSTRONG.
Sworn to before me- this 24th day of May 1919,
c. S. Woodruff, Mayor of the city of n Y.
For sale in Wilmington n. c., by VIM. II. LIPPITT,
June l. 1949. 3S-tf Druggist and Chemist.
DIE FRUIT. PIE FRUIT.-5 boxes fresh Goose Berries
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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-12-14

Lieut.. MONTGOMERY p. HARRISON, U. S. A., grand
son of President HARRISON, was killed by Indians
near the Colorado river Texas the 7th of October
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-12-14

CALIFORNIA FLEEr.-The Boston Shipping List
says that the number of vessels that have left the u
States for California up to the Both nit, Goa
consisting of 223 ships 20 barques, 148 brigs, lO8
schrs., and steamers Of the above there have
rived at San Francisco up to the 1st of October 234
There have sailed during the past month, from diff
ferent ports in the United States for California 119
vnssnls
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CoLoR1NG BLUE.-An exchange gives the following
directions for simple blue dye, ready for use at all
three ounces of oil of vitrol The bottle should not
be more than onethird full sometimes ferments
Let it stand at least two weeks the older the better
Shake it we'll once day, for week or more if two
thick, add water. This mixture, with warm water
and alum, will color any shade Of blue in five min
uteS
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DIE FRUIT! PIE FRUITS boxes fresh Goose Berries;
do do Green Cages do do Currants 5dO do Rubarb;
do do Damsons do do Cherries do do Blue Berries
For sale by HOWARD & PEDEN.
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EXPOSE.

DY reading the following affidavit the public will Learn
the origin rather where the recipe for making the
stuff they call OLD DR.. JACOB TowNsEND's SARsAPARIA
and original and Of the honesty of the who employ
ed in selling it as the original Dr. Townsend's Sarsapara
Dr. s. P Townsend the original proprietor and inventor
Of Dr. Townsends Sarsapara and his medicine has gained
reputation that other remedy gained He manu-
featured million Of bOttes the last year. and man
ufacurng present 5000 bottles per day We use more
Sarsapaa and Yellow Dock in establishment dav
than all the other Sarzapaa manufacturers the world
Princirlal l26 Eultnn
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Drugs, Medicines, &c.
A. c. EVANS & BROTHER,

A. c. EVANS & BROTHER,
DRUGGISTS and ApOthecaries, Exchange Buildings
~ Wilmington, North Carolina wholesale dealers in Drugs
Select Medicines Paints, Oils, Window Glass; Dye Stufs
Perfumery Fancy Goods Patent Medicines Vanish old Ii
quors and Wines Havana Cigars, &c., respectfully
physicians merchants and the public that they have
menced exclusive wholesale business in the above articles
their old stand where shall keep comprehensive stock
of the best selections from the Northern markets.
ties suited to the trade. In this New Enterprise
determined to bestow the most careful attention Believing
the of that portion of the State which, with
per Inducements might most conveniently trade at this
point will warrant the undertaking enlarged scale
it will be object with the facilities possess pu
The greatly reduced prices at which shall sell will
bic the purchaser, instances the freight
other charges from Northern market with the additional
advantage of getting his Goods in much shorter time.
We call particular attention from contractors and builders
stock of Paints and OILS which will always large
and warranted of the best quality.
We have the various colOrs from materials
der supervision Lnseed, Lamp, and Machinery
Oils, may always be had pure, and at low prices.
In order that we may be fully understood we append fol
the guidance of those interested the of the
prominent leading articles:
Per pound Blue Pill mass, ID. jars, 81 0C
Refined Alum, 5 cts. do do mer &c q
&c Saltpetre, I" '' Sc Eng Manders, l &c
Copperas, 81 Balsam Copaiva, 81
EPSON Salts, sc Caome in bulk, 175
&c G1auber 90 &c lb. bottles, IS
&c Saleratus, u Hyd. Potass, per ounce, 50
sc .Bicart Soda, 10 &c R ed Bark opt. l5O
Flour Sulphur, Yellow GO Sc 50
Castor OIL per dozen 81 Ess Peppermint &C., dog. IS
Sands sarsaparilo, SO per Olive OIL qs per dozen, DC
Wiafar, B SyraR VIA per Dozen
The above goods warranted fresh and of superior quail
y may be returned at expense Our terms cash
or short time for approved credit.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-12-14

IRISH DEN1AL-An Irish boy, who was trying to
get place, denied that he was an Irish boy. g
don't know what you mean by not being an Irish
man. said the gentleman, who about hiring
him, but this know, you were born in Ireland.'-
"Och your honor, that's all,' said the boy " small
blame to that Suppose had been born in stable,
would | have been a horse
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-12-14

PAY OF THE CALIFORNIA CONFERENCE.-The pay of
the officers of the California Constitutional Conven-
ton was arranged as follows:
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MARYLAND u. S. SENAroR.-Gen. B. c. Howard
having declined the appointment of U. S. Senator.
in place of Attorney General JOHNSON, the Governor
has appointed DAVID STEWART, Esq, of Baltimore
city, to fill the vacancy until the Legislature shall
elect 4 Senator
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-12-14

A LONG BEARD-The Cincinnati Enquirer saw a
man short time since with a large waving beard
and heavy moustaehe, which he vowed he would new.
cut off until Henry Clay elected President Of
the United States. What hirsute monster he viii
be bY and by!
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-12-14

GOD Liver Oi.Just received fresh supply of Rushtons
~ Medicinal Cod Liver OIL warranted pure and made
from the common Oil. For sale by W. H. LIPPITT.
lust Received, fresh supply of Coopers inglass
j Jees, &c Also Prestons extract for avong Custards
Pastry, Jeles, &C. For sale by VIM. II. LIPPITT,
Druggist & Chemist,
N E. corner of Front and Market SITS.
TTYACINTHS.-Just received o small lot of Extra fine
II double Hyacnths, for sale by w. H. LIPPITT.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-12-14

Mr. FREANOR, the correspondent of the NO. Plea
yune estimates that from the 1st of June, 1849 to
the lst ofJune 1885, the produce will be s42OOOOOO
in Gold dust
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-12-14

Tom THUMB TAKING THE PLEDGE.-One OF our ex
changes says: -
at is a fact not yet published, that Tom THUMB
took the pledge from Father MATTHEW during his
recent tour in New England The little man, who
stood upon the desk while Father MATHEW drew
out his oerti6cate vowed that he would never drink
another thimbleful of liquor" eF s5.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-12-14

u More proof of the efficacy of DR.. SwAYNEs COMPOUND
SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY, the Original and Genuine
Preparaton CONSUMPTION, Coughs Colds Asthma Bron-
chtis Liver Complaint, Splitting Blood Difficulty of Breath
ing, Pain in the Side and Breast Paptaon of the Heart
Influenza, Group Broken Constitution Sore Throat, Ner-
Debility all diseases Throat Breast and Lungs
the most eecua speedy known any the above
diseases is DIR. SWAYNES COMPOUND SYRUP WILD
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-12-14

UELUCKY.-Mr. THuRsroN delegate to Congress
from Oregon, in crossing the isthmus lost his trunk
containing his credentials. --.s
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-12-14
THE WILMINGTON JOURNAL.
VVILMINGToN, \. G., MONDAY, DEC. 10. Is40.
From call1orala-A alnlon and a Han q Gold.

From CaIiE0rnIa-A Million and q Half OF Gold.
The steamship Crescent City arrived at New York
on the 7th Instant with San Francisco dates to the
ID of November She brings one million of dollars
worth Of gold dust freight and four hundred thou
sand in the hands of the passengers who numberone
hundred and sixty, and among them the Minister
from the King of the Sandwich Islands. The ac-
counts from California continue encouraging. The
health of the mines is generally good, with an i'm
mense emigration. The State Constitution had been
adopted By the Convention, and was to have been
proposed to the people for adoption on the 18th of
November, and on the same day Governor and two
members of Congress were to have been elected
THOMAS BUTLER King, who is said to have resigned
his seat as member of Congress from Georgia, is
prominent candidate for the U. S. Senate from the
new State of California.
UNLUcKY-Mr. THuRsToN delegate to Congress
from Oregon, in crossing the isthmus lost his trunk
containing his credentials.
DAMAGEs.-DAN1EL MooRE, printer in Philadel-
phia, lately recovered $1,000 damages, from GEO. w
WATSON, the celebrated Carriage Manufacturer,
whose sign was blown down last January and in the
fall broke MooRE's Leg go that it had to be amputa
ted
DGrAmong the Premiums awarded at the late
ralE OF the SOutn OaFOnnd Institute Ut CHdEIcctUh
were the following:
Rockingham Manufacturing Company, N c., for
the I'd best Cotton Osnaburgs a Diploma.
Rockingham Manufacturing Company N. c.. for
the best Cotton Bagging, Silver Medal
Mr. MosrELLo, Lincoln Mills, N. C., for the best
specimen of Writing Paper, Diploma.
Mrs. LANE, N. c., for the best Mexican Cotton and
Wool Cloak, a Diploma.
Mr. FREANoR the correspondent of the NO. Plea
yune, estimates that from the LIST of June, 1849 to
the list of June, 1850 the produce will be 10000
in Gold dust
MARYLAND U. S. SENAroR-Gen. B. C. Howard
having declined the appointment of U. S. Senator:
in place of Attorney General JOHNSON, the Governor
has appointed DAVID STEWART, Esq, Of Baltimore
city, to fill the vacancy until the Legislature shall
elect Senator.
PAY OF THE CALIFORNIA CONVENTION pay of
the officers of the California Constitutional Conven-
ton arranged as follows:
Secretary per diem. ......$28
Assistant, do. %
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-12-14

THE CHURCH OF ENGLAND.-In Sketches of Re-
form and Reformers," by H. B. STANTON, we find the
following statement of the amount paid to the Eps-
copal Clergy and Bishops of England. 1t will be
found interesting showing the vast amount raised
for the annual support Of the State Church Of that
country:
clergy is more than $42 600 0O0 sum greater than
is received by the established clergy of all the world
besides The income of the twenty EIGHT Bishops is
$685. 600 The Archbishop of Canterbury receives
SIS, O0e, and of York $4,000. The Bishop of Lon
don $4,000, of Durham 900, of Winchester $685.
0O0 and SO ON
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
THE NETWORK TRIBUNE
c.,fo,0,s.o Oregon and sandwich Island.


S0 AND OtARTbk thhIS FHh t"''
We shan publish in season Tor the steamship
o. which ,as from this port November 10 inc ii'h
an her Of the Hsv York Irbpe for circulation op
10 Pacific Coast II will be prepared with special
..,nce 10 tie wants Of residents In that region, of
.,r,on. eulgrstng thitber and will contain in add
,ol to complete summary Of the Foreign and DO
,,.,c New, up 10 the la,est dates, hst o. all 'h'
,,..engor. ,hs, have saied from all our porte since
az, iAsi Issue synopsl, Of Political news ana mum
tsr Of Editorial articles subjects Interesting to resi-
eeuts On the Pacific,
I'M Persons In the Country Wishing u s'ud ueH
fi.nd. ,hi. paper. viii please forward to this once
,,,pt for the number Of copies they may desire 10
,srj In order 20 avoid mistakes, they must be Psru
ssr in writing plain as possible the names ana resi-
On, % Of those 10 whom they Wish The paper sent
t7y- Persons desiring 10 ,end their iHend' u The
fscihc newspsver made W specially for that secuoo'
,,p lcsrs their orders at tho desk and We will mall
mai copies without fail rrice "a cents
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Maryland I. y. >enntor-Next Governor
Newspaper. Arrest OF = Newly orker.
.syJnc.rce cf H. lTi1rLe
rr~r.rg-v rr4a- Nrv

hALTfvoEE, rtaJ, NOV 3 re-
TEE l0T ,eeus o be no doubt Of The ole tion
% TX Governor Prst. b. IL r. : SENATE, ani ~
probability tLal be vii al both Attorney General
Jos1sons vacancy and the next term Of ak yesrs u
s positively ssser,ed mat majority Of the wig
members u tas Legislature vii supPort Inn u %
hero can bc no doubt Of RE eectsn- Il vii Be an 4
ces4. choice, ;1r 10 man has done more than he DID
While Governor 70 upholt tx credit Of Mary And, and
place her among the dsbtpayng states. The strug-
al- snoug TIE Whigs for the next Governor ~ there
fore De between senator Clarke Of W ash.ngtOn 20.
sud J. Speed Efq. Of Baltimore the trsi named = l.
bs the man, or ! am much mistaken % L9cof &C :
gerels.y svoV their preference ioT W N-"4ls' Di
Baltimore President Il the Ctess2ease bans an he
Wi 10 doubt run strong POI 10 tie c-.y ana DAN
more County.
- Ii carreaHy reported tns; Beale h Richards Do 4
borough LocC co. and a ;hs leaders OF the W.
TERRA Democracy, 10 % become one tnlra p-'-
tlr ~ tle hrNts toe Loco toco organ here M ~ %
-heri g.. +. 6 old being about . sell out III
Z charts1n res been Tor une pas. editor - rosa A
having got biz rana So q about entering s5ll ana olg
d. is far writer. b., rather visionary even Dr. 3
Loco The r.y3,r Il is SAID. would become me oi Esn
I'd the Why's % the Whig state Central Commute
IL 3uce TIE prap'ist9fs 70 accept Of theT pr 81
ion IBIS Is the report but from IL Uniform iuds-
pendent c0prse thereis not mach prosper OF 'lc-s
Toe Cky IDn a new evening Independent osftATl
J. CO conceTD, stsTtCd wesk sIuce and !siaed one
number. Iae tf9rt was, h3wever too nluca Tor IT,
!. gave rs la.t gasp With rs last imprcuion from the
press new Baptist paper Is, however T. BE- pup
lthed BOOB weekly and, Judging from those wno nave
tue nistter in hand 1t will be an excellent sheet
4 young man named bulon Phillips alas McC unF,
srrs,ted on the arrival q the Philadelphia care
tls morning, charged with roobing DR. Bee OF tniia
dc ptls yesterday. Of , IN t1at city Nearly 81 the
money was found upon him and be was committed -
awata requsit'on. lie halls from NV FORK, and a.
l.gos this - b. bis first oiense
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The Florida Indians.

TAMFA, oct 49, ls4g
EDITORS PICNIUSE To the great surprise VI
al the inhsbitanis-even the oldest the Col Clay,
which went 10 Charlotte Hsrbor on Tuesday last re-
turned to-day and broug three lndlsos heavily Toned
sho hal been delivered up 20 Gen Tvsgs ~ sam
lones and B.Ly Bow Legs both OF whom we're pres
eut on the occason-ths former 10 the gres; surprise
5i all being much less friendly toward the writes than
The latter. Tie hand Of the fourth murderer was
br0ush evidence OF his being killed IN resisting
capture shiih escaped. Thus ends the great drama
The Indians. Learn, would net talk Of emigration.
much surprised at the mention OF H. . tneJ
aad eone al that possibly could % expected Of them
rtAin 1t Ia they have surprised many, both oy their
Dromptness ana endeayor 20 satisfy The demands %
asuee. Misunderstanding this, any Can be found VITO
eth insist upon their removal As desirable a. tnis
nay De. II cannot well be demanded Of them Nego
iiauon msy yet succeed, srd tssI hss been wisely en-
trusted o. discreet peIsons.
Ise ironing OF tie caP,ives am told seemed J.
saiden 81 the Indians than the approaching s-ps
rsl0n-snd guarantee VAS given By them, S0.atia
y that TIE pcrPetr tors o sny future outrage would
DC delivered up, without their waiting for them 10 -
sent for All hsewlse any whO crosses The bound
sry l..
las Obsi eas - ~oe5 d-rsf 10 rs p>oF
,1Ili-t murder n4af-. 40 -Iq---s -
., ;hE t--is - sAt- - A. 80 L. A.
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HsAyY GALEIS BosroS.-The Boston J0Urg9.
Of Friday evening says Asevore gale from the east
w.fd commenced last evening, ragged with much VIC
race during the night and continues though with
sOme abatement, up 10 the present time OF writing
,aoonN RAln hss isen In torrents Awnings exposed
% Tie wind have usual suffered and the trees have
been sepersy denuded OF their vsriess,ed Fall gstb.
0Aefwise We have heard oi no dsmsge in this vicnl
II. We learn from Nessrs usich. Gray a Co thai
he gale was very soveTe on the south shore ~ ia
eelcck Las, night house WAS blown over ~ 70 sAe
IA Nex Biford The inmates were al asleep 10 bed al
ee tune aud narrowly escaped serious injury by euns
70 10 the tsdpost the house went over. lne sse
= the Sound Wac very severe and the ooais OF al we
sass were detained beyond their usual tune lie tram
tol stoulpsion with tina passengers and msiis by the
tessneI T. Vanderbilt sTriyed here at 10 clcck ms
slra!ns The Commodore, OF the same line, LETT sioa
sxsOn Al her regular time last evening for New f0fs
fsssoxers By TIE Fall River nns from NewloIk al
NED here about II O'Clock.
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RI aDVERTISERS.

The Publishers have concluded 10 admit united
r,tnber Of Advertisements into the columns Of N"
,.per Those Merchants Inventors, sc. who have Al
cls, specially adapted to the wants OF lhe nhaoisn"
California, Oregon and other parts On the Pacihc'
rll do well 10 avail themselves Of the opportunity hee
oas.ed of making their known Ia tina, quarter o.
,ka globe
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Michigan Election.

The Detroit papers OF Wednes1sy contain sd'
dtionsl particulars Of the election. Barry has ma
io,ites IN all the teighi1 Wards 81 Detroit 500
ma and the towns Of Hamtramck and Dearborn
N Wayne Co give Barry IS majority Three
es rs in jackson CO. give Barry ~ majority 800
Lttlelohns maj lriiy in Leoni is 10. Two towns
IA Hlllsdale 70 majority iOT Barry. siN towns IL
Lenewee Co give Barry 26' majority, aud three
towns IN the same county give LitteiOhn l6' ma
unity. Coldwater in Brsnoh Co. gives Barry SO
m,i mtg The following irom the Detroit Adrsr-
hstr accounts for the Wig losses 10 that city
We never witnessed 80 qule, election In the city
% took place Yesterday Al tine Ia the day were
there hardly dozen voters about any OF the polls al
tine The vote was very light on both sides Ice
LOcos made 3ers5le Efforts 20 get our their voters
b., after all failed - poll the number they ala Ss,
par The wings lot the city go By default a TACT
Witch no one will deny 10 HsmIaInek the vote was
Asht. and We presume IL will be 80 throughout 'ne
County and State The LoeoFOcos In this city looked
a.cidedly blue yesterday aud II BY any hocus poeus
they have carried that State they will shout come ot
lAey be beaten
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-12

R0kKisLE AYERAr.-A hsh. took place al Co
snas Ark on Saturday, 27th ult which has probably
proved fatal 20 10Th parties engaged. Mr. Archibald
eoetlow and Romuus Payne had been long tnnmsss
r'snds and negh6ors and were both planters Of the
Sseest Isspectsoility. some time aso Goodow, be
eonng involved sold ont al bic property 20 brother
aa~, thereby throwing upon Pay De shsoilsy ss eis
aaerssr for $40 600 which Payne ksd TO pay fsyne'
- nat wss indaced 70 bring 10 suit IN easncsry
eefsins fraud and other bad conduct az anst Good
0s The Court met Of Columsis on Saturday isst.
ssen GoOdlow, sacouatsring Payne. commenced IN
Aek upon him with two revoivers firing no less than
even balls into Psyees body and wouudins him ter
~, ana 10 10 teousht mously. Payne at last sue.
1890 In getting pistol, rushed upon doodlow and
ces hin throagh the heart Both eomessanfs then
"a 0oodIev was found quito dead, and Payne Vas
SssaiesA and ~ lest secounts Wa nos sxpscssd 10
." ners sess lev hears IN. o. Delta
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-12

D,rAkTURE OF NJ. PoussIN--Th. gentleman
ned for Hsyre to-day at noon, with his family by
he pacAe, Bs'sis He was attended to the ship by =
party Of some thirty OF his personal friesds The
Frs1ch artisans OF the city also sent 10 BIN = fare
well letter resretipg his departure.
Ne learn crsdits5ly that NJ Poussia IL TO b. sue
eseded by NJ Montholon and no, by NJ ssin Boi'l
Com,s