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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-26

II OR CALICO FOR SALE TWO TICKETS
through 20 San Francisco, dect per steamer Falcon
Feruary to Chagres flower csb per Of The 18TH
February from anana TO San Francisco rvsrd cabin Anv
wishing to purchase the atoye tickets will please drec
line TO california lib hudson eating what premium
they would lie wng give above tick cts coz. 1910
eacA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-26

PASsAGE TICKET.-ONE LOWER AFTER CABIN
ticket In the splendid steamer Crescent her
trip to thsgres will be scld applied without delay Address
Hartford, at Herald office. S'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-26

HVN UVLD CALIFOKNTA, VIA CHA.
grea The fine fast ling osppered bark "Guord" Capt
Thorp will DO immediately despatched for Chsgrs and
has eror btate cabin
and number in the second cabin The way
Chages the only that affords the
Gold Mil early in the spring. advance those who
have gone round Cape Horn and miles of
ocean navigation during the the South
e1n hemisphere Passengers will be allowed
the vessel for fifteen days after her arrival
majority of the desire moderate rate per
dem to afford them opportunity securing from
Panama before leaving the ship For freight
board at foot Of Clinton street. Fast Riverr JOHN 70
Sou tn street. " " 7 -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-26

L,oR sALE-TBE STOCK AND FIXTURES CT A PU sLIC
House SALE with lease q four the lst OF
May Tho location good beins dow Would b, an OK.
,ept nd for Emerant Boardtg Ho, Apply to yAl
RONALD, Grocer, corner OF Front Moore strees
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LoR CALlFoaNIA-OvERLAND ROUTE VIA ygRA
The fine schooner Sc ULL. Uner MASTER having
sn detained bas a r sail on Saturday This
to twenty IS barrels or passage Apply
pHse Passage a Se cruz
EoR CALIFORNIA-OvERLAND ROUTE. VIA VERA
CONFESSED men, proceed to San Franss &C By
us s ss'S with Of cP ns
tSe wants Of the members until the arrival
at Sen Francisco For further Information respecting the CON-
Tsnys pan apply soon at NO. "a Water Broad
CALlFegSIA.-PEKsoNs YIrrIHc OUT FOR CAIlgoR
Ha and who are in want sf rebsoco either speculation
usx nS.Gs n to call At our ed
Se sa sap' sS taa sn
MEN. sized PACKAGES 1t is warranted sc decayiag
the kind Of Chewing ToSoo aSeni sr a Co 30
thai M stand voyage to California The attention of ppers
100 Broadway. osrDer Pins street.
TIE SACRAMENTO GOLD WASHER, OR HUNTS Pa.
hest Coz E.aeIs Engine is universally pronounced the
qualified approya Of IracteaI miners uings
ia0tOry Of W.nUNT CO.. Il GODS Cold street sn'
A RCHIHEDEs GOLD WASHING NACeINg.-ANEgLy
Sp ores 50 for taking st of
OF the Kind ever before offered the pubic attempts
but without completed superseass ali
anny Of and regular
moved BY hand There maohines
e smaller Will wash hour the
ni tons Those who witt California the purpose
OF collecting Cold will ind this machine the only one
nut use The model OF the machine is to be Messr
Hoe Co.'S Nos 20 and 81 Gold orders may be ysa
Tor the machines also at No l29 Water street. up
CALIFORNIAN TACTICAL SHELTER AND AssAYEa
~ who wants to California but the funds would
like be fitted out BY good company work on sarea
lie mas al the tools that required the beat re
Communications Please address Assayer. ~ this Office
EOR CALIF0RNIA-wANTED, A PASSAGE TICKET IN
the 10Th February steamer state forward from
Panama to San francifco Apply at 40 Greenwich street. in the
dry goods store.
STRAMFR FALCON-PASSAGE TICKETS FOR BALE
~ Two .teerss passage tickets Chare by steamer Falcon
TO sail February Ist Apply at No 93 a third floor
EoR CALlFORNIA.-FoRS SALE TICKET FOR STEER
Age passage in steam ship Falcon for on the
nrst February Apply at 81 Maiden lare. basement.
DAysAGE TICKET FOR SALE.-A PASSAGE TICKET IN
the steamer Falcon to Cbagres and the acid, N ali
steamer from Panama to San Francisco, Inquire
Bowery. fNs'
PASSAGE TICKET.-ONE LOWER AFTER CABIN
trip TO thssres will be sld applied for delay Address
Hartford, at Herald office. ~
II OR CALIF ORNIA.-FOR SALE. TWO TICKET,
through 70 San Francisco direct per steamer Falcon la.
February to Chagre flower cabi The
February from anana to San Francisco ANY
Iertons wishing to purchase atoye please direct
they would lie vipg to NBlhe above tick coz. 800
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r EECBES- JUST RECEIVED. 800 FRESH SsEDIsH
IL ard Germ sale vhoesae and retail at
prices yONEyS Drug and Chemical
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ENoR CALIFORNIA.-TBE SPLENDID LIVE OAK SHIP
Robert BOVINE, will sail for San Francisco fsw days
IN association out in the chip Her has been
converted into saloon the plan
eamboaS She Is provEoned for two years. and
Capt one Of the abest ship that sails from
he ship and cargo remain unsold price s20 Nine cabin
passengers will be taken at and fousd Enquire Cap
tain on board, at the foot of Roc seYtlt street -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-26

II ISlNG SUN MUTUAL BENEFICIAL ASSOCI ATOM
forming proceed California and Region will
hold An adjourned meeting at Major Coopers the
Spring and Greenwich ttreeA Friday evening
ocloek and all those DESTROYS Of joining with this
particularly invited attend Forty
BY order Of B. r. COOPER, President.
X. De FOREST. HecretAIY -
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MCGUIRE, NO UHAI0s.--Dh. MUApHY os s. uOLp
IN stree condonuy consulod s Of private aif
Recent Of gonorh0a no In two
CONGREGATIONAL debility and mpotenoS successfully treated b
Dr. H. No used In o. hpdcsnoc from bpl
O@oe ~ Onid street, onep ivorn A ". 20 ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-26

CAND ChUCIBLLs OF ALL sIzss AND yEaY RESP
~ quality. for sale by the package BY
C. +. GB0SaEIM, ~ William a. up stlrs
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M ITCHELEs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ryrNINn


ID PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY. SEVENTH SEASOJ-THE
Second Concert will take place Saturday Evening JAM
49, at the Assembly Rooms Chinese Buildings Broadway
Subscribers receive twelve sioke,s for the $40
cae members ono ticket for each aad the privilege
atent all rehearas S. subscriptions received Schaf
enberg Luis nuc store 4 Broadway tho Seoretary
residenee iso Broome street. by order.
JOHN A. KYLE, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-26

ErOR SAN FRANCISCO CALIFoRNIA-rHE NEW II
Msw f0fs built OoPp,rsd and fastened ship Il.
st Of February This ne years old has been
htted up with accommodations superior any other ship OK
sn attend her For freight
COrRELL 62 South St BThe favorte packet ship MEN
Nun WIN SAL Tor the above port the 10th February The
only, taken. " '-oS>7
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-06-22
ToPsAIL SOUND. N. c ,Jusrll, ls4s.

THrs 10 TO cERTIF1 that about the middle oil
January, I547. was attackod with severe pain
in my face and jaws. and my face was swollen fol
come FIVE or six weeks, with distressing pain all
that time. | now, applied to q physician, hoping
to be benefited. He prescribed for me. NY teeth
and jaws were at this time in state Of liberation
| continued under his treatment for some two or
three months. BY this time my jaw.bone was in
a curious state, from one angle TO another, and a
discharge of matter in three OF four places. About
this time was induced to try DR.. ScHoxwALD.
applied to him accordingly; be thought my case
very doubtful--however he undertook my case
about the Grst Of June. and in short time ares.
ted the disease I continued undot his treatment
for about fifteen months, and BY this time he re.
moved large potion of the bope. ] have
since nearly or cutie recovered: feel Indebted
to DR.. >chon~ad through the blessing If Prosi.
dence for my recovery. Ihave been well for about
SIX months, and my general health is rather better
than 1t ever was before: ! confidently believe II
had went to Dr.. y. at first, / should not have
lest any ofmy jaw-bone.
have thought propcr to publish this certificate
for the information Of those. who may be affected
in the same way. When was under the treat.
ment of other physicians. they could do me no
good, and said they could do nothing for me. even
before it was 10 state of .ulceration would al.
wise all persons similarly affected to give Dr. Schon
waId call: JAMES NJ. HOWARD.
We, the undersigned. arc acduainted with Mr.
Roward-have known him during his affection,
and can testify to the truth Of his statements.
W. WAnE, Dentist, MILEs CosrtS. H. w.
Fol, WV. B. joxEs, w. r. J. YANN, JtRE:
NlcHsLs, OwEx FExxEtL, 6. w. POLLOCK.
Iune is. lS49--r4O.2t>
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-06-22

City sad County Of New York. ts.

City sad County Of New York, Gs.
William Armstrong of said city being duly
sworn. doth dePose and say that he 10 d practical
Druggist and Chemist. That some time in til,
latter part Of May, or frst of June, IS4S, a man
by the name Of, Jacob Townsend, who at that time
was book and pamphlet pedIar, called upon de
ponen' at the houee Of Mt Thompson. No. d. Hud
son street, where deponeht boaided, and requested
deponent to write him a recipe ty which to make
Syrup OF SaEsaparila. Depoheht further says
that he became scguaihted with said Townsend a,
the Office Of Theodore Foster Egg. book publish
er, with whom said Townsend dealt. That said
Townsend had had frequent conversations with
deporent Respecting the manufacture of an article
Of Sarsaparila TO be sold under the name Of Dr.
Jacob Townsend.
That said Townsend stated he rvas an old man
and poor, and was not it for hard labor, and wish
Cd TO make some mOhey in order to live easy inI
his old days, and that if SarsaparilIa under the|
name of Townsend sold 80 we'll, and 80 much mo.
hey was made by it, he could sea no reason vhyI
he might not make something out Of ii loo. this|
name being Townscnd,) If he could get a capSbIe|
person 20 prepare recipe and manufacture il forI
him. Deponent in one of the conversations asked
said Townsend If he was related to DR. p Town.
send, to which he replied that he knew DIT 8. P.|
would he down ON him after he should Commence Il
out mat ne od not care Tor him, as he had formed
a copartnership with men who could furnish the
requisite amount Of capitdl--and was well prepa.
red to defend himself asainS any attack that might
be made on him.
Deponent further says that pursuant 10 the rO:
quest Of sad Jacob Townsend, he wrote q recipe
for the manufacture of Syrup OF Satsapariila and
gave il to him. Said townsend observed that he
wanted to make a specimen to exhibit To his part
ners for their appross. as he wished 70 crafty
them in evFtv thing, as they furnished all the caps
ital ;--said Townsend also told depoi1eht that the
hotties they were to use were to be Of the same
size and shape as Dr. S. Ps, and deponent. at the
request of said Jacob Townsend, went to the Office
of DR. s. P. and procured one Of his Iabels,
And dePohent further says that he ha, been in:
formed and verify believes the Syrup Of s,arsapa-
rils sold rs Old Dr. Jacob TownserJ's, is made
after the recipe furnished By deponent to jacob
Townsend. as aforesaid.
| And further depopent saith not.
WILLIAM ARNSTRONG.
Sworn to befote the, ibis 24rh day If May, Is4g,
c. 9. WOODHUl.L.
Mayor of The city Of New York:
ttne I, 1885 [3s-if
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-06-22

John Yam Buren-A Montreal correspon-
dent o: the New York Courier and Enquirer
intimates that this gentleman has had hand
in the recent demonstrations in Canada. He
says:
"I have certainly heard some extraordinary
facts mentioned within the last few days,
which induce me 10 think that there is some.
thing going on between this and parties in the
United States. have heard John Van Buren's
name mentioned as in correspondence with
parties in Montreal and have reason TO think
that the Government are aware that large
number-several thousand-of muske,s have
been brought from the United States into Ca
NADIA within these ten days at any rate cir
cular was issued yesterday from the Office OF
the Customs Department here to the Collectors
in Upper Canada, cautiOnining them TO be on
the look out for struggled arms. have also
reason TO think that these precautions are Too
late, and that whatever arms are required are
already in canada"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-06-22
IL MARINE GgGRs TIA
AAK PoRT OF wILM1NGToN. ny
ARRIVED

ARRIVED
June ls:.-Bris Charles Edward, Kidder, Boston to
Brig Charles Edward, Skinner, Boston, to Geo W
Davis.
Is-schr Alfalfa, PurneIl, New York, to George ~
Br schr Time, dcKinsey. Nassau, N P, to George w
Davis.
schr Martha Ann, Willis, Loskwood's Folly, to 3
schr Julia Francis Smith, Lockwoods Folly, to 3
Flanner.
schr James King, wainwrish,, New York. to JET
ls-schr Olive, Hartman. New York to E Lut,erloh
20-schr Charles Mills, Francis New YORK. to De
2l-schr Louisne, Robson, New YORK, to , Lutter.
lob.
Brig Oceola, Nichols, HAVANA, to Barry, Bryant &
Brig Harriet Newell, Warren, Havana to barry,
June lA.-schr Gen Cnch, Norris s,oninston, q, by
schr Ala,ic, Pro.ser, New York, by DeRosset d
Brown.
Dutch sehr Flora, Plate, Cork and market, b. JEFF.
l5.--Bris w l. jones, Tyler Norfolk, Va, BY DeRos.
schr harrison Price. Brown, New YORK. BY Lat.
terloh.
Sch! Leesburg. Boon, Philad by DeRosset Brown.
schr Express, Pa ker, onsiow county, c, BY De.
schr Martha Ann, willis, shallot,e, C, by Geo w
Davis.
Is -sehr G w Davis, Briggs. New York, By Geo w
DAVIS.
ls.-Brig NarraEuagus, Hinkley, Havana, by George
Harriss. . - :
schr David Hale Mount, New York, BY Jeffeys &
Leighton
sehr Byzsntium, 0raec, Cuba, by TTarrss q, Drake;
2o-Dutch Brig Triton, Rate, Cork and market, BY
| Jefreys 4 Leighton.
schr General Boyd, Hill, saco NE, by Geo W Davis
Schr II Weaeo,t Hand. Philadelphia, oy Geo Harriss
steamer Gov. Graham, Peck, Fayetteville BY + W
! L McGar5.
2i-sehr Minnesota, Leighton, Boston, BY HaIrss q
schr Rodgers s,eeim.n, Richmond Va, BY Geo
| HarriEs. :.
Bryant + 20.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-06-22
WILMINGTON MARKET-June p.

Bacon-Sales of N. c. Bacon in, lots ia
suit, at quotations. A choice LOT of {, 200 lbs.
hams, brough, SIC from wagon, on Tuesday
last supply fair A fair supply of Western
Bacon, at quotations.
Corn-None received since last report, ex-
cept 600 bushels reported last week 10 arrive.
The market has become almost completely bare
OF Corn, and the article is in great demand.
All that is in store-a rery small lot. not over
100 bushels-is confined to one house. A
few cargoes would command ready sale a,
quotations. Meal is also very scarce, and
would command our figures. IS 10 cents per
bushel, for fair supply.
Feathers-None.
Four-The stock of Fayetteville -four is
becoming quite light, and prices have gone W
still higher. We now quote at IS a IS SO
per barrel.
Hdy-Becoming scarce 100 bales New
York hay sold at CSC per 100 lbs. We quote
at IS zoe.
Lumber-SeveraI RATS waiting purchasers
demand limited and sales of course slow.
One raft one inch wide boards has changed
hands at So per NJ. cash. and two do. flooring
do. at $751; per NJ, so days.
Ldrd-There is a fair supply OF Lard ii
store and sales dull. See quotations.
Lime-None received-much wanted. Quo
tations Csc to S. 90 per cask. No fresh Lime
to be had
Moldsses-None arrived since last report
stock becoming light. A good article verj
scarce. Quo tations without change.
Naval Stotes-The receipts of Turpentin'
have been light during the week ended this
day at noon. The sales reach only about 54(
bbls, all that has arrived, at s. Is for soft
with the exception of about 800 bbls soft ant
hard which brought So 20 for the soft, ami
81 IS for the hard article virgin has beer
selling at 81 Is 10 So 70, closing at latte
price. We quote as current rates t6-dsy-
yellow dip q 15-virgin s. 20, and har'
81 IS. No Tar arrived worth reporting Las
sales 81 rs per Dbl. Spirits Turptnsins.-
Light sales at Csc per gallon, and 81 IS 70
the bbls no, returnable. Rosin-some trans
actions have lately taken place in No. / o
white. Sales Of good duality at 50 so TO 8;
Der bbl. Pure white is worth more, but non
10 be had. Sales Of 500 bbls No. 3, or con,
mon. at 55c per Dbl.
THE news from Europe BY the Cam5r;i
does not represent the market for Naval Store
as being any better than ii was at the previOu
arrival. We have received no account Of th
Naval Store market per An'erfea, which stea
mer is reported is arrived with seven days ia
ter news.1 ..~...
: Oats-Are scarce and considerable dgman
at Z fair price.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-06-22
s100 REWARDI

BROKE JAIL. in Ssmpsoil county, North
Carolina. on the night Of the 18th instant, two
prisoners. JOHN P. WILLIAMS and NEED.
HAM STEVENS, charged with stealing Ne.
groes: Williams had been convicted. and await.
ing the sentence oil The Court. and Stevens va,
awaiting his trial.
Williams is abod. IS or 20 years Of age. S fee.
or inches high, thick well set frame. weivhs
about 40 lbs, mouth large and iits little pont.
ing. syes dark. eyebrows dark and heavy, low
square forehead, dark hairs downeast surly look,
some hmping peculiarly in his right foot with the
Toe turned in.
Stevens is about 40 years Of age. 9 feet high or
upwards, large muscular frame. weighs about IT'S
Ss', mouth rather large. lips thick, good teeth,
o'oe eyes. high receding forehead. hair thin and
sDne what light originally, now little grey fair
wan give Two Hundred Dollars for their ap-
ETeaens'on and confinement. in any Jail 10 tbe
United States. so that get them srain. ar On.
Hundred Dollars for one Of them.
~. A. B. CHEsNUTr, she,iG;
Clinton, June 20. lB40-[4l-9m
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-06-22

Comfort for ultra srhigery!-Nay. if Gen.
eraI Taylor shall abide by his pledges upon
the subject of The veto, and Executive inter.
ference with Congress, We may expec. to see
even him cooperating with the democratic
party In carrying out its measures and policy.
Union.
And if the people, in whom is supreme pow
er over the question, shall think proper TO
send democratic House of Representatives,
you will certainly see the Old Hero co-opera.
ting with democratic Congress in carrying
out its measures and policy with the same en-
ergy and zeal az we expect to see democratic
Senate cooperating with him in carrying out
the democratic practice of removals and ap-
pointments.-Nationai Wing.
Mark the confession! If the democratic
Senate will confirm the appointments of Gen.
eral Taylor, General Taylor will cooperate
with democratic Congress in carrying out
its measures and policy! That is. the present
dynasty only serve for the Offices and leave
10 the democracy the duty of governing the
country. And this admission is made coolly
by those who talk of .ocofoco dishonesty and
recklessnees-
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-06-22
MORE FURNITURE

NOW Is the tiils o buy Cls1xEF F1Srf.
funr Of prices ID sdik the times. Wa are con.
stantly receiving weekly. BY the regular packets,
FURNITURE 81 all kinds and qualities, from
eur manufaetcfy II New, York, which 10 offered
fos sale at uopslssdented low prices, for oash.-
" Small ptosss md quick returns 10 our motto
which We hope viii meet the appreciation Of buyers
We have jus, received the following nesc is0ek
4 Marble top Washstands;
: neat Dressing Bureaus, cheap;
dozen Maple Chains
I" Rush Seat Chairs
wood sea, nurse a.. handsome & cheap ;
cane i" Rocking chairs;
> Office chsir' and eii.hionsi
4 Sideboards. cheap: dinina Tabls6.
summer Safes, various sizes;
Q cheap Wardrobes;
| dozen small wood Rocking HcrtesI
willow Chains, for children.
Music Stools, beautiful article;
3 Centre Tables;
dozen Black Walnut Chairs, new style,
large Cherry Tables;
Black Walnut Tables;
6 Shower Baths.
! . ALSO
Weaknesses. Pillows, holsters. and large as
s'r!ment of Mating for Summer use.
juno 81 G. &c w. A. GWYER.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-06-22

Supreme Court of North Carolina Til,
Summer term OF the Supreme Court OF THU
State commenced at Raleigh on Monday o
last week
The admissions TO Superior Court practic,
are as follows:
J Inn Lyon Holmes. Wilmington
Joseph Gaines Carraway, Martin.
Tippo S. Haughton, Chowan.
James S. Amis, GreenvlIe, pity
Jonathan w. Albertson. PerqUimons.
Elias C. Hines, Chowan.
John Gillespie McDugald, Bladen.
VIM. F. Carter, Rockingham.
And to County Court practice az follows:
Eli w. Hall, Wilmington.
Joseph J. Davis, franklin.
Henry M. Waddell, HilIsboro'.
franklin B. Mcmillan, Ashe.
f. F. McRee, Cabarrus
James r Mendenhall, GuiIford.
John K. Strange, Fayetteville.
George E. B. Singletary. Raleigh.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-06-22
Peas-No demand for Black Eve Peas :

Peds-No demand for Black Eye Peas
20" Peas are scarce and wanted at quotations
Last saIe at 6oc per bushel for 100 bushels.
1'm6sy-There is pretty good stock of
Timber yet unsold. although the quantity has
been considerably reduced during the last two
Seeks; in addition TO this, mos, of the mills
nave very good supply in thei, pounds
Sales OF some 10 or IL RATS only have been
made during the week. at prices ranging from
50 to S73 as extremes, for ordinary to vsry
good mill Timber. We quote as a fair state
OF the market from 50 10 IS per NJ. cash, and
90 days.
Fre'ghts-Are without material change, and
scarce,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-06-22

New York, June Is -Naral Storcs--We
notice sales of 500 bbs North County Tur-
pentine at So 3l4 per $50 lbs; 1900 barrels
North County common Rosin, 80 a s5c; and
some Wilmington. gee, delivered $50 barrels
White, So SO a 81 so; and several hundred
bbls Spirits Turpen,ine, 80 80 cents, cash,
on the wharf and from store Tar is inactive
An arrangement has been entered into by the
trade to sell White Rosin hereafter by weight
of 280 lbs per Dbl, az Turpentine is now sold.
Some OF the sales noticed above were made in
accordance with this rule
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-06-22
Z x p O 8 -.

By trading The following affidavit. the public
will learn the origin or rather where sls recipe fol
making the stuff t'ey call Old Dir Jacob Town
sends Sarsaparila came ffoorli.-and will be abb.
to Judge which is The genuine and original, and
of the honesty of The men Who are employed III
selling il IS the original Df Townsend's Sarsaps.
rllls OrS. r. Townsend was the original pro
prietcr end inventor Of Dr. Townsend's Sarsspa
riIla, and his medicine has gained q reputation.
tina. no she. 'tmsa, eve, gained He
is manufacturing at present. S 400 bottles per day
We Use more Sarsa bafiffa and Yellow Dock in ou,
establishment each day than all the other Sarsa
parilla manufacturers in the world. PriRcipa! of
Zee, 1876 Fulton street.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-06-22
LOST.

BY the subscriber on Tuesday night the 18th
inst, between 8 and 9 o'clock while going from
NArHAr F. .BorRDrAU1's Boarding House .c
WrssELL's Wharf. small leather Pocket-book
with his name written on the back. Said Poke,
book contained between $40 and $3.50 in banI
bills. and several notes. smonc others the follow
ing: One note against R. NJ. F1LrAw, for $50
payable 70 r. M. GARR1ss; one agains: THOMAS
LEz. for $seSn some cents. payable to Atk1Ax.
DER N. Morn, and other papers not reccllected.
All persons ere cautioned against trading fol
the above notes.
Any person finding the above, and leaving it st
the Office of the Wilmington Journal. will be- lib.
orally rewarded. VIM. M: MURRAY:
June Is, lS49.-f40.2ts