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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-11-30
DIR. sWAYNE'S


GELEBRATED Family Neiieines.-Cure follows cure!
~ More proof the efficacy of DIR. SwAYNEs COMPOUND
SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY, the Original and Genuine
Preparation! CONSUMPTION, Coughs Colds Asthma Bron-
ch Liver Complaint, Splitting Blood Difficulty of Breath
ing Pain the Side and Breast Papitaton of the Heart,
Debility all diseases the Throat Breast and Lungs
eectua and speedy known for the above
diseases is DIR. SWAYNE'S COMPOUND SYRUP WILD
CHERRYl
ANOTHER HOME CERTIFICATE. 81
DR.. SwAYNE's Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry is all it
processes be- The Greatest Medicine the RnOacn World!
Of all that have been recorded safely
saw the annals of Medicine cannot furnish surass
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
myself duty bound to testify to the great which
Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry performed For my
part feel as every body ought to know it. afflicted
with violent cough splitting blood night sweats hoarse
ness and sound of the voice indicating alarming state OF
disease appetite gone, and strength had so far
that friends and physician persuaded could
survive many days My sister, who anxious care
taker made inquiry where she would be likely procure
certain relief She told that if Dr. Swaynes Compound
Your medicine was Immediately procured the first bottle
relief and by the time had commenced the sixth bottle
cough left and strength much improved In short
has perfect of me; and am at present hear
wish and have good to believe that the
medicine has saved from premature grave. shall
be pleased to give information respecting my
ISAAC MORGAN REEVES,
No 80 Chester street, between Race and Ene Philadelphia
| PHYSICIANS TESTIMONY.
Dr. J. H. ELLISON, Frankfort Ky, says-I induced
from failure the most potent expectorants recommended
in our Medca of Diseased Lungs, tt
preparation of Wild Cherry 1t sufficient to
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,,r,g.- nr.flIc,nes. Paint. Oils. &c.

TINE subscriber begs to inform the public that has, and
is constantly receiving large and we'll selected assGrt
Class Perfanery Fancy Articles, Patent Medicines Sc,
consisting in part of the following:
sedlitz and Soda Powders Opium; EPSON and Glauber
Salts; Aloes; Myrrh Sarsapara; Spirits Ammona POTASH
Acid sedts mixture; Cream Tartar; b. carb Soda Sal
Soda.
Iodde Potass Lactate q on Citrate Iron Citrate Of Iron
and unine Ammon. Tart of Iron; Veratne; Vearianate
of Zines Iodide of Iron do Syrup of dos Oxide of Zines To-
PAlNrs White Lead dry, do. ground in Oil pure Extra
do ground in Gill Chrome Yellow do ground in ol Venitia
Red dry and in OIL sPsnsh Brown dry and in oil yellow
tharse Coach japan and copa Tanish iinseed Tran
and Lamp OIL and best winter beached Sperm OIL for fami
DYE sruFFs-1ndigo; Nader; copperas; Logwood; Red
WINDOW by TO- 10 by IT, 1oby a. 10 by IS. II
PaST AND VaRyIsn BRusHEs-Paint Brushes, from No 6
OOOOoo Sash Tools, No. to No 8; Yarnsh Brushes No
to 900. ..#rs..-;.. .
s. P Townsend's Sarsaparlla, J $500. .,.'t-+
Old Dr. Jacob Townsends do. in quart bottles
sands, Iodide of do. webster's sarsaparilla
Panaeea; Wistars Balsam of Wild Cherry; swaynes Syrup
of Wild Cherry; Olasaonon Basam Peery's Dead Shot
ssam E4
peetorant Wsars Peters Ledy Blood Jaynes SanatIve
Indian Madam Shas Venus, and Champions Pills; Meal
listers Harrisons Gray's, and Tousey's ointments Moi
fatt's Phoenix Bitters. r
For JEL11Es PASTRY. &c-Cooper's Iingfass; Preston
Exits of Vanilla Rose Lemon and Nutmeg; Rose Water
Lemon Cinnamon and Cloves black and red Pep
per; Alspce; Cnnamon Cloves; Nutmegs; Maee Tonqua
Beans; Jamaica and Race Ginger. -....
PERFUMERY AND FANCY ART1c1Es-French, German and
Coogne American Cologne by the pint and quart
Rouses Crarys and Haues Shaving Creams military sha
wing Soaps Haues Nymph do. Jones' chemical do Barry
Trieopherous Jaynes Hair Tonic; Hauels Eau Lustra
Haues Liquid Hair Dye Phaons Hair nygorator; Castor
Oil Pomatum; OK Marrow Bears Oil; Macassar do Antique
do Indian do; assorted Fancy Soaps l6 doz hail
Brushes assorted Is dozen fine Tooth do dos dozen Maj
plain and fancy Note Envelopes Letter do plain and fancy
Letter Paper fancy Motto Seals; transparent and plain Wa
fers Cold Cream and bottes Rose Lip alve; bacl
Pomatum plain fancy Toilet Bottles Pink Bali; Pnl
saucers fancy Rouge Alabaster Powders prepared Chalk
Amber do do Orris do do Orris Tooth Powders Charcoal
do. do; Money Wallets Tobacco do; India Rubbe Draw
ing Pencils; India Rubber Bals Pestons French Extracts
large variety; Essence Bouquets Scent Bags Cigar Cases
| sc. SC. For sale by
VIM II. LIPPITT, Druggist and Chemist,
Nov. 2 1891 N. E. corner of Front and Market-sts
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NOTIcE.-An per-
IN sons indebted to
ln4n Gr,n, &c DID ICE

NOTIcE.-An per-
IN sons indebted to
the late firm of PRICE
& FULTON, are re-
quested to make pay
ment to the subscriber
without delay. The
money may be remit
ted agreeably to the
terms Of the "Jeurnal, /"
or paid to it's agents.
Subscribers may remit
the full amount of the
yearly subscription, and
if the amount RENTED
exceeds the sum due
the old firm, the over
plus will be duly credit
ed on the books of the
new firm of FULTON &
PRICE.
All persons having
claims against the late
firm of Price & Full
TON, win present them
to the subscriber for
settlement,
A. Z. PRICE,
Surviving partner of
the late firm of PRICE
& FLToN.
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Talxinc Lesson.


Waiting in friends library the other day for the
servant to announce our presence, we were much
amused on overhearing the following adjoining
room 'Ss.
tsVot note you call dat? En- ?f ~ -
g Minimn LF-tza
=. Mee-num very good. Now vat you call him Wit
de black face o.
Crochet"
Wit de tail 2" a -
"Quaver.n ~t es@ a.a = 81
:Quee-vre; aha Now madame, you see de NEE
mum 60 twice as fass de semi-brave de croshay
de meenum, de queevre as de cro-shay, and sofort.
Now, vot you call him ?''
"Those are sem-quavers, ted e'*sa
"Aha ! Now him o.
tDemi-semi-quavers, tied"
s'An him %
"Hemi- demi semi quaversn ~ ~
soul. Now, madame, you see if you tie de GRO
shay, he will go twice as fass as himself You see
He is de quee-vre. IF you tie him leetle more, den
he Will go more fass as de quee-vre. He is de sema-
quee-yre. If you tie him once, twice, tree toims
more-yy de more you tie him, de fasser he will 60
Bimeby he will kick de sema-quee-vre to de debble
he viii go so fass! Eli? You see ?' 81
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that was 50 much pleased with she result of tha an,
quent tra that now prescribe it in preference to ali
remedies have been engaged in active practice e. other
years. and this Is the first Patent Medicine ever
enough of to express opinion in writing thought
The genuine article is prepared only by DR. Svavn.,
tor and sole proprietor corner of Eighth and Raee
Philadelphia. All Wild Cherry preparations being ee
ty fictitious and counterfeit without his signature TO''U
WORMS! woRMsu
DR.. SwAYNE's VERMIFUGE.-Read this wonderful o
PHILADELPHIA, March 20 lSaS
DR.. SwAYNE-I1aar Sir-Having made use of var;oao
by their propretor without the slightest good effect
ing heard neghbors speaking in the terms Of
Medicine, its delightful taste and sCOnderfn effect
felt somewhat discouraged from the result of the articles
forced upon my already emaciated sckly dyspeptc loo
child whose delicate and almost frame the Wing
had already begun make their ravages concluded mus
trial of your most vaabe Vrfuge, when cur great ;o
the Worms had to let their deadly and strong holds u
the ytals Such the effect of Dr. SwAYNEs VERMlFTor
on nv child which is perfectly healthy assuming all tn
playful child 1919 Yours, with respect,
TOBIAS WIEGAND, No. 8, Howell-street
Between Schuylkill, Third and Fourth
.-.., -. BEWARE OF MISTAKES.
REME,1BER-DR SwAYNEss VERMIFUGE is put up suua.
bottles covered with beautiful wrapper (stee
with the Portrait of Dr. Swayne thereon also his signature
None other is genuine.
CLEANSE AND PURIFY.
Dr. Swaynes Sarsaparilla and Extract Tar Pills mild
and gentle pugatve unsurpassed by medicine for
ing the bile cleansing the stomach, and eectuay purifying
the blood ->a ~ +-..-. .at-.E 2
The above valuable Medicines prepared by Dr. SWAMI
N. w of Eighth and Raeestreets, PHILADELPHIA
whom all orders should be addressed. .r- T.
For sale, wholesale and retail, by
A. c. EVANS BROTHER, Wilmington, N. c.
Also, by j. & W. JOHNSON, Clinton; SAML j. HIEsDAIr
Fayetteville N c.. and by most respectable dealers med
cines throughout the United States. sr...a. n
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The word g Lady, is of Saxon origin and is com
pounded of leaf and dan lady being the result of the
two Leaf dian, or, corrupted lady literally rem
dered, means feeder Of the poor How many of those
who assume the title in these days are worthy of it
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&c Isn't your hat sleepy 81 inquired little urchin
of a gentleman with a shocking bad one: "No-
why O. inquired the gentleman. "Why, because
think it is along time since it had nap" was the
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-11-30

Is them old fellers alive now O. said urchin to
his teacher. What old persons do you mean, my
dear 81 why Paul, and Luke, and Deuteronomy,
and themn :..- ,r-.'...fs ...-
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A poor cognate having got his skull severely fac-
tured, told by the doctor that the brain Wis
ible, which he remarked, Do write to tell my ia
ther, for he always swore had none,'' .,.-z. .~
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-11-30

Law ACCORDING TO PUNcH.-We have it on excel
lent authority, that if owes money, and is the
owner of an elephant, B may detain the elephants
trunk till the debt is paid and it is tolerable clear
in all the books that aboa-constrctor lying dormant
as if dead in box, recoverable by action on the
case, but Il the plaintiff mixes himself up with the
the plaintiff will not be recoverable at ALL IF the
boa-constrictor, too, should unfold his tail early
enough, the plaintiff may have severance, but 9TH
wise, says Mr. Justice, he must be Inevitably auasR-
ed ss.
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EXPOSE.


DY reading the following affidavit the public will lean
d the origin rather where the recipe for making the
'f viii be able to Judge which IS the
and original and of the honesty of the men who are employ
Dr. P townsend was The original proprietor and inventor
Dr. Townends Sarsapara and his medicine has gained
oSe ena' mon the and
uacturng at present 5000 bottles per day We
Sarapara and Yellow Dock IN our each day
than all the other Sarsapaa manufacturers in the world
Principal Office, 126 Fulton Street.
READ THE AFFIDAVIT.
City and County of New York,
William Armstrong said city being duly sworn doth Dc.
pose and that he is practical Druggist and Chemist
1s4s man by the name of Jacob Townsend, who at hs,
time book and pamphlet pedar called upon depont
the house of Mr. Thompson No AZ Hudson street where
eponent boarded and requested deponent to write him
cipe by which to make Syrup of Sarsaparla Deponnt
says that he became acquainted with said Townsend
the office of Theodore Foster, ESQ., book publisher, with
whom said Townsend dealt That said Townsend had had
frequent conversations with deponent respecting the nanuf
That said Townsend stated he old and poor.
fit for hard labor and wished to make
ney in order live in his old days. and that if Saapa
ria the of Townsend sold WE'LL and much
money made by it, he could why he might
make something out of too hs name being Townend
he could get capable person to recipe and
uacture it for him. Deponent in of the conversations
said Townsend if he related Dr. s. p Townsend
which he replied that he knew Dr. S. would be down
him after he should commence but that he did not care for
him. as he had formed copartnersnP WIN men VINO could
furnish the requisite amount of capitaand was well prep
red defend himself against attack that might be made
| on him.
Deponent further says that pursuant to the request of said
Jacob Townsend he wrote recipe for the manufacture of
Syrup Saraparilla and gave to him. Said Townsend
observed that he wanted to make specimen to exhibit to his
partners their approval he wished to crafty them
everything they furnished all the capital Said Townsend
also told deponen that the bottles they to
be of the size and shape Dr. s. P and dcponent
the request of said Jacob Townsend went to the Office Of Dr.
S. P and procured of his labels
deponent further says that be has been informed and
verify believes the Syrup of Sarsapara sold Old Dr. ia
cob Townsend is made after the recipe furnished by dspo
nent to Jacob Townsend aforesaid.
And further deponent said not
i WILLIAM ARMSTR ONG.
| Sworn to before me- this oath day of May, 1S49,
| C.. S. WOODRUFF, Mayor of the city of n. Y.
| For sale in Wilmington, N. c., by VIM. H. LIPPITT,
! June I, IS49. 3S-tf Druggist and Chemist.
lrROCERIES.-1O hhds. Porto Rico and St Croix Su-
VI gar so bags Rio, Laguira and Java Coffee 10 bbS
Clarified Sugar 20 bbls. and half bbs best family Flour
20 bb Irish Potatoes kegs prime Goshen Butter 50 box
es No. and Extra Soap 25 boxes Candles assorted
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Sworn to before me- this oath day of May, lS49,
C. S. Woodruff, Mayor of the city of n. Y.
For sale in Wilmington, N. c., by WIN. H. LIPPITT
June l, IS49. 3Stf Druggist and Chemist
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0tROCERIEs.-1O hhds. Porto Rico and st. Croix SUI
VI gar so bags Rio, Laguira and Java Coffee 10 bbS
Clarified Sugar 20 bbls and half bbl best family Flour
20 bbs Irish Potatoes kegs prime Goshen Butter 50 box
es No. l and Extra Soap p boxes Candles, assorted
ALEX. McRAE, Jr.
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JUMPING OFF PLACE DIscovERED.-A letter writer
from California says " On the shores of the Pacific
is the only country have found where people don't
talk of going west" So it seems if person at San
Francisco wishes to take trip to China, he's obliged
to go tother way--to take the " back track"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-11-30

The export of Ice from Boston for the month Of
October was as follows To Calcutta 2239 TONS Rio
Janeiro 28l, Pernambuco l66, st. Thomas lS6, San
tiago $50, Demarara 120 Mobile 100 Total for Oc-
tober, 1882 tons previous nine months Sc, 49, To
tai since January, 59784 same time last year. 81,
f84-increase. I. 100 -------
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DISTINGUISHED "BoYs"--Among the 5000 "boys'
Me-, are Lewis Glass; Levi Woodbury., Daniel Web
ster Alexander H. and Edward Everett Jared Sparks
George Bancroft, Henry Ware, Jr., John G. Palfrey,
John a Dix and Joseph s. Buekminster.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-11-30

Total length of route. ..........278 do.
At each end of the shores of both oceans there
said be good harbors and desirable sites for pop-
lous cities yet to spring up .-.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-11-30

r. MoNrGoMERY MARTIN states that of 950,00O,-
600 of taxes two million and half rich people pay
El1530000; eight millions of the middle classes pay
-G25, 44O, 600; and fourteen millions of the working
Glasses nav Ella. 100000.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-28

,hst an alliance exists between Ausfri. sna n SIS
whereby the existence Of Turkey saernced or nus
.ls aid The Turkish Government mas sens : not' -
has toe privilege OF Intervention IN fsnsy tsn- ~
that The nsrvenon Of Russia In territory OF me iu,-
ish klasdou in the internal confes Of MIRO eounHy
csnpot be tolerated The position Of the lnrks sn
GUAR srd painful In the extreme. Ioey ynid unN1Ilus
and dogged obedience TO the eommsnd OF tneir po"l
fgl neishoor. who can at any moment osers~e Ine"
suddenly assumed the Dsnu5isn prtneipaires a. ais
territory. ard now demands the transit OF the ps,uane
ss Austris their national ally sgsinst hnshs 500
Au,tris herself bo become ally against tnem 10
marvel therefor II Benz Snds friends Ia them ana u
We are witnesses Of the strange sp-etsees OF seems
Hunzsrisns, Poles. and Turks combined assin" VOC
Christisn sclsvonisns of Turkey and lighting win me
Russians and Austrisns Events are not suioeisnly
hoe 10 enable "a prophssy what the immediate ia
rurr will bring forth but they ~h De- seen ere We are
.vs-r The hsughty CKsrins once said. u be Gay 10
STEAMBOAT BY Cherson D. ere long may Dc oy bae-
hsre,, sri Trsnsylvsnis lColnisehe Zeisuns AP. IL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-28

A letter from NieunA. published In the lafspS7as1cf
Reigs says At the moment am writing the destin's
OF tne MasyArs being decided on the plains Of III.
Thes GA The eth inst the Magyar forces were posted
between BAHAMA. Gyurmp'h and E'tbackhsza Their
number. were about 80 0O0 under Gorgey, klapks and
Dembnski. the after commanding the lett wing, and
ready 20 throw himself upon Czeged and heckssenet
the former commanding the right wing above ilaivsn
while kspsa held his quarters In that town itseif fJr
ing to- center OF tho position. Prince Windischsraz
LETT Pesin on tie ih with his isf and the Austrian
forces moved forward A. the same moment FIELD Mar
.hal E.onicb moving nrs. toward lIsivan. The srmy
c1rps under Jeschich ntrsted near Gyongyos
In which direction heavy csnnonsds was hard from
Pesth on the evening 81 the tth.
Before occupying their present position az HAtgAn
the Mayashad burst the circles within which Wndis
cbgrA,z would have hrmmed them On the ThelB and
have swept through hyper Hungary. where they had
r. ssessed Themselves Of kaschsa Kpcrles euschlu
sc venturing % The borders 81 M1ravia They nov
press 90 the other hand against N. Servians 10 the
Bsnat @ho ressnting The harsh treatment they have
received At the hands - Cen. RuksNna are not inds
posed with h0ssath. On This account strong
N asses Of troops are being collected In Gaca And
M0ravia g. keep clear the couniry In the rear 81 ths
army while the Veunese call for the transfer o. the pa
,-o service "a the National Guard that the garrison
may be free - march against Hungary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-28
The War I'm sicily.

The LIBERIA Of Naples states from Palermo ths srssi
preparations for war are going on there The SiciiSn
army i. % amount 10 $1,000 men IN ordnance manu-
factory "a established Al Palermo, which furnishes Ten
twelve FOUNDERS per month. Lsrgo French ordnan -
is placed % defend the port General Mierosl@wsA
Commands the Valley Catania General Iroousnd nA'
b. en- ramed Marshal II Sicily The iortncauons
around Palermo sre actively carried ondtehea para
p.i, mines and barbados consirucsd under toe
recilon u the military engineers. Forty thousand
PERSONS AZ al ranks peasants &c wei % nooirt men rs
well az women. ara a, work there.
The Kns Of Naples has issued three decfees ei1so'
fishing the Budget Of 81 for $40 The Liberty OF the
Press Is under almost absolute Prohibition. and martial
law 10 established for certsin class OF ohenses News
had been received from sicily So ate IS TIE - INST
70 tina, day no decisive military movement pad been
made but an attack In preparation tor CStana-
Fau.er let Messna on the lsttO loin his troops VINO
had marched In advance and were said 70 have de-
,troyed the vi,g4 Of Patti aud blown up tower near
aormiua The greatest enthusssn prevailed al aier'
mo. The roys troops were said - have met VITA
check near NelszTO
cen. Sir Charles Napier had arrived AZ Naples on
the H. in the Ardent which touched their u lfsVe
Major and Mrs Napier who was to- III 70 proceed -
The Admiral went on board to pay his Respects 70 thH
General ,,.
Any publication Of news from sicily i'proaiolted At
Naples
On the ith the Fiyes were - Exchange on London
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-28
Clarendon Ia n Dilemma.

II appears Lord Clarendon has go, himself Into d.
lernms The deputs,on that waited on him to oo'a'n
Mr.. DuHys release has made known to him tneir DE-
termination to bring his conduct on ,bsi occasion IN
der the notice Of Parliament His di'cour'esy 20 inc
members Of the depu,s,on matter OF slight mo
ment but bis usurpshon Of the Jurys province "
pronouncing unconvicted prisoner guilty ws' mon
,,rou. and has met with reprobstion from more Than
one quarter already twas virtual abolition o. tne
Jury box. Ho made tina, declaration knowing 'ns'
Mr. Duty was to undergo second trial, and eslcnis'
iog preci,ey the effect might have on the class from
whom the Jury wss to be relecied But hdeous as th'
appears his E1ceoncy bad not ye, reached the climax
Amer reading the gentlemen present lecture grau' IN
proprie,y Of demeanor he added that their display OF
anxiety was inudicous and Nigh have been Injurious
70 Mr. Duffy nmaiing clearly that bis most airoeiou'
crime va. his popularity ard by proving "af 'hey
heoed on hi. conviction lie qualified all this by |'Sh
hare bcea-uuders Governor less nfexbly Just under
stood