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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-16

gho, JqnuaTY = I5lI-The article Of WIN
Cherry and Tar find TO be a valuable medicine and roe
considerably in my practice. | have sold and used Ton
that you have forwarded, and would be pleased .; -
eend another supply the OF We III
will be open. untv, has r. sig
PORT CARBON, February 20, lS47-fsssyln OF ssagnen
C0ft!RS Y Gu am happy to inform you that think nee
Oavss syrup Of Wild Cherry and Tar will take the lead nj
IN our pan OF the country out of it, and have hal
dozen bottles bespoke have been asked so often for Dr.
DGu1S 8 DEpurItlue Extract and Joseph DaBtss Hon.
LHtcat, that have taken the liberty Of wrltnE for al
agency Tor the above articles if agreeable you If So pleas
write me word and send dozen of each, with arg,
chow Dl-s keslaCLLmLg YnnE.. sAML. r K alE.n..-
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-16

This is only of than four thousand cases Of
Rheumatism that DR.. Townsends SarSapGra has cured
Fhe and chronic weekly eradiCated by
is extraordinary
James Cummings Esq, of the assistants in the Luna
tic Asylum Blackwes Island, is the gentleman spoken Of
in the following letter:
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-16

NKW YORK, ApnI q, I A.
Dr. T0tcRSeRd-I verify believe that your Sarsaparia
has been the MEANS through Providence, OF saving my life
have for several years had bad cough 1t became worse
and At last raised large quantities of blood, had
night sweats, and greatly debated and reduced and
did expect live. have only used SaTsaparla
short time and there has wonderful change been wrought
IN me- am able walk ali over the city raise no
blood and my cough has left You can well imagine
that am thankful for these results. Your obd't servant
WIN. RUSSELL, 65 Catharne street.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-16

HILADELPHIA June o. lS-I feel free to reconm n, Dr.
DAVIS syrup Of Wild Cherry and Tar, from my eX
Of It's benhc effects IN my have been for
ume past subject 70 attacks OF splitting blood, attended witt
weakness Of the breast and uneasy the stomach
accOmpaneH with dyspeptc symptoms Last sp-HE having
attack OF 1t, recommended by aCqu aCa VIII
mad been cured by Dr. Dayss Syrup try It, idsO anr
relieved by in less than bottle It's apuarent goOt
effects Immediate
JOHN T. ORAM. LRdas, Shnmakar- 70 Rana straat-
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-16
DIR. DAVISyS
SYRUP OF WILD CHERRYANDT TIA II.

HOFEERlNG to the public thisnew and valuable remedy
1T, iqT S0yS SUyIPIIOR, BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA,
IOO0ho, IOLDS, etc., append few notices of the
character and efficacy the medicine Numerous temo,
mas may De seen IN pamphlet for distribution at the agency
Wh sufferers are lnvitad obtain may be proper TO say
ma " u Is az eminent practising ply scian of twelve years
danding' graduate OF the University of Pennsylvania
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-03-07

lars per share and the price of shares has been fixed
at that In estimating the profits OF the under
taking, the income from passengers TO be conveyed
by four locomotive engines is computed at 81 ,37O
per year. The average amount of travelling in the
stages now running between Boston aud Worcester,
is S44, 100. exclusive of the smaller lnes which,
gether with the travel likely to be attracted by the
railroad, will give the above amount estimating the
fare 81 80 for each passage between the places.
As TO the quantity of goods to be transported. it is
computed that the amount of the present business
which would be accommodated by the railroad would
require transportation equivalent TO $4,000 tons,
for which, at 80 per ton, the receipts would be S54,
000 The expenses for repairs of the road and of the
locomotive engines, the cost of fuel &C., the salaries
of supernendents and workmen, set at S3S $40
per annum, so that a net income of 800 may be
safely expected Such is the estimate made by the
very intelligent committee of the corporation, aud
contained in their circular"
1t appears from the above that very intelligent
committee in their circular to the public, estimate
the total income from all sources to be $l25,370.
Say for passengers, $71,37O
|" freight, $4,000
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-03-07

MANIAcs IN CoNGREss.-In the House of Repre-
sentatves, on Thursday last, (says the New York
Herald) Mr.. Fitch said in his seat, that greater
number of maniacs, before the election of Speaker.
were never outside of madhouse, than in that
body Mr.. Fitch is perfectly right; but he might
have gone farther, and said that there great
many mnniacs there still; for the fanatics Of both
sections in that booy maniacs. Some persons
would call them knases.-Nel0 AB. Ledger.
This is not the only compliment, by many. which
Mr. Fitch has justly received 1t only is requisite
for Western members generally to manifest spirit
equal his. put down once. the ebullitions Of
folly which he rebuked
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-03-07

nature to the extent of ascertanng Wheher there be
jury 1ho shall hear The eridence both sides and de-
termine accordingly. The most important Of these
conditions would be that every investigation at which
any person is committed discharged by any police
magistrate justice of the peace shall take pace in
open court, and il shall be lawful for any mag
israe to hear and determine, 50 far as committing
and discharging, any charge whatever in private"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-03-07
S125,370
$3.50
Expenses,
eQ6 Q00

Net income, eighty-six thousand eight hundred dol
lars Compare these figures with those in the report
just issued to the stockholders of the corporation and
the result shows increase of net income the last
year the estimates made in 1881 of one hundred
eighty-seren thousand hundred seventeen dollars
and eighty cents.
twill be seen by the report referred TO, that tho
total receipts for the year ending the 3Oth Of Novem-
Der, were S7O3,361 Is
Expenses, 429,543 30
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-03-07

DIsGRAcEFUL SCENES IN LEGIsLATIoS.-Two dis
graceful scenes recently occurred in the Georgia Leg
islature. The two parties came to irreconcilable
disagreement about dstrcting bill. and the Wings
Withdrew in body, two days in succession leaving
the House without quorum. This is Wing love Of
''law and order!" There also wordy contest
between two MEMBERS one Of whom finally struck
the other on the head with an umbrella on the fiooz
of the House.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-03-07

JEFFERSON UPON HOMESTEAD ExEMPTIoN.-The
following is the snguage Of Thomas Jefferson in
laiion to "Homestead Exemption" Let every demo-
ponder upon H. and henceforth let one claim
ing to be a disciple of that iusirious man, raise
his voice against just and humane a reform:
The Homestead.--When the war is over and our
freedom won, the people must make new declara-
ton they must declare the rights of man. the ndivid
ual sacred above all craft iu priesthood govern
ments-they must at one blow, put end to all the
trickeries of English law, garnered up in all the
channels Of nges, bind the heart and will with lies.
They must perpetuute republican truth by making tho
Homestead of every man holy thing. which no law
touch, no juggle can wrest from bis wife aud
children-this done, the Revolution will have been
fought 40 vain.- Thomas Jfsrson.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-03-07

OF Alludng to the management of Mr.. Mere
dh the Secretary Of the U. S. Treasury, the N. Y.
Journal Of Commerce says
'In twenty y-four years that we have been connect.
ed with the public press of this city, have
known the importing merchants, without distinction
of party, generally. and we may say unanimously
dissatisfied with the administration of the Customs
Department as they are al present"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-03-07

Pass ROUND THE RAscAL.-A pretended dentist, a
DR.. VIM. Booth. has away from Virginia. under
the worst circumsances-after contracting several
debts and courtng lady, whom he promised to mar
ry. A borrowed horse he sold at Georgetown. His
1t has since been ascerained that, under the of
DR.. Frederick Preston. he married lady in Wiscon-
sin in October, 1S47; left her in May following !;
subsequently be appeared in Howard county, No.,
as DIR. James L. Dunn; in November, 1913. married
another lady at indianapolis, Ia, converted all her
property into money, and. in March lsst, deserted her
at Fayette, Missouri. He next appeared in PhludeI-
pbia as DIR. Bume, and came to Waterford in May
last. He is about forty years of age. Pursue the
rascal! % - ~ 5f ~
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-03-07

]. o. o. F. IN INDrANA.-By the report of the
Grand Secretary TO the January communication of
1850, it appears there were existing and chartered
at the close of the preceding session of the Grand
Lodge &c subordinate lodges; limitations during the
preceding year TIA; number of contributing members
2.657; number of P. Gs 446; revenues for year end
ing June 3O ls49. S30, 0,3l2.79 The order is repre-
sented enjoying great harmony and prosperity.
The increase Of its membership is very rapid. a..
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-03-07

DEATH OF AN EDIToR.-George w. Weissinger
one of the proprietors and associate Editor Of the
Louisville Journal died the 25th Feb afor an i'll
of 4S hours. His health had been previously
good. For many years Mr.. w. has been vsluab BILE
citizen, not only to Louisville, but to the whole Of
this section of country. We consider his decease
great public loss
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-03-07

The New York Tribune states that Messrs McDuf-
fe and Preston, of South Carolina two of the most
distinguished public men Of that State, are now in
utter and hopeless idiocy caused by the sofenng of
the brain.
Some of the Southern ultras in Congress seem
to be affected by the disease; but to den.
gerous extent reckon.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-03-07

OErThe following the Statistics Of the Chari-
ty Hospital of New Orleans for the last nine years.
During the year l649 the expenses Of the Hospital
were S92. .993 43; the number of patients admitted
was 1858. of whom 1854 were foreigners and
1852 native citizens. The Hospital has 81
wards containing 753 bedseads. The benefits of the
Institution have been dispensed patients from al
most every State, nation and kingdom Of the globe
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-03-07

WELL Done, LOUISIANA The Madison Courier
states that committee of the Louisiana Legislature
has reported adversely to sending delegates to the
Southern Convention at Nashville The LOUISIANA
not to be found the side of the Disuniou-
lists.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-03-07

Grit is estimated that six thousand persons or
nearly one-6fieenth of the population of Cincinnati
have had the smallpox variolod during the last
four months 1t is spreading to considerable extent
in Covngton and Newport, KY. Like the cholera. j,
bears mder form now than it did in 1928, when
il followed in the wake of that dreadful disease.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-03-07

OF The best friend you can use in eourting. says
the Albany Dutchman, is a flute. There is On amor
about the advice Of this little INSTRUMENT that
calico finds irresistible. With the exception Of doub-
looms and epaulettes. know Of nothing that sooner
takes the down,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-03-07

HERE THEY COME AGAIN Just ss we are going to
press take occasion acknowledge the receipt Of
big club of subscribers, from friend w. F. B.,
of Upton county; and to say that the premiums shall
be forthcoming. Mr.. B. will please accept our
thanks.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-03-07

Or-At the last dates the price of coffee in
creasing in the London market. White corn was de-
Ginning in price. Poor people in England might
learn that burnt viii make good substitute for
coffee.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-03-07

CoNcERr.-We have a Telegraphic dispatch,
nounciug that Mrs. Fogg will give Concert in this
city next week. The particulars, we presume. viii
be issued in season. that may be disappointed.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-03-07

0rWe see it stated that Bishop UrFogD has
cepted the rectorship of ST Johns Church, Lafayette.
Ind, and will take up his residence shortly in that
city.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-03-07

IRELASD.--Tbe intelligence from this unfortunate
country is heartrending than Cultivation
is seemingly stagnant, and trade is more depressed
than in the first of her suerings. The tide of emf
grafton for the United States has again set in but
fortunately for the people, the is gen.
orally left to enable them to escape from local tyranny
and destitution.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-03-07

HocersH.--A Paddy writing from the West. says
pork is plenty that 'evcry third you meet is
. hog
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-03-07
S273,9I7 90
Net income,

The very intelligent committee say in their circu-
lar that it will take four locomotive engines to do
the business of the road At the present time it
quires twenty
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-03-07
Rather DUBIOUS, anY bow !!

ENGLISH MARKETs.-Advices by the steamship
America recently received, represent that the Corn
market is depressed. Flour is not much enqured af
ter, and prices have fallen shilling 10 one shilling
and sixpence per barrel good brands Indian Corn
has receded cd per quarter.
AMERICAN PRovIsIoNs.--The rket has removed
for Bacon and good new Western has advanced one
shilling to two shillings per Lard has again de-
clined. Pork is in good demand, but there is no
change in prices. There is good demand for Shoul-
ders of low qualities, but advances has yet been
made.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-03-07

The 81 State Sentinel" is giving Us some very in
terestng leading articles upon the subject of the New
Constitu ton, In which the editors fearful that
the wings are abont to steal their thunder. The Sem
tinel appears to be conducted with more talent and
zeal than usual. There is but little interest, vet
the editors constantly laboring to make para
graph of interest.-Br ookUiIe American.
We don't care how m1ch the wings may steal Of
thunder, provided they make an honest use of the
stolen goods! But mind: if they ire dishonest
in the commission of their last wholesale theft they
will be detected and punished, in good time the ears
will stick out, as they did in the case of a certain
imal of oden time, who clothed his ugly in
lions hide else they will be betrayed by the bray,
such, for instance, in the following, from the
Republican, whg paper published at Warsaw. in
this State. 1t thus spoke of the whig batch of
lutions:
"- A series of resolutions adopted at Wing
meeting at Indiana polls the evening of the 18th
inst, we shall publish next week. They express
the opinion of the meeting. but do not understand
that they profess TO speak for the Wings of Indiana,
though they may pretty correctly echo their sentiments,
upon most subjects
d. 4
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-03-07
For The State Sentinel.
The New Constitution.


The number of Senators might be forever fixed "a,
and of Representatives at -. But in this it would
take three Representative districts make Senato
rial This would make another small saving of expense.
All special legislation should be abolished and local
and Priuate legislation be reduced the nsrrowest pos
sibIe compass The power of the Legislature grant
divorces should be abolished and should be prohibited
from insiructing Senators in Congress" or re-
ques,ing Representatives., give withhold their
votes on any national question. Such instructions, or
requests, if given made at all should from the
people of the Stae in primary assemblies; while the
members of the Legislature, elected solely of purposes
of State business should be confined 10 it, would not
however, prohibit the members of the Legislature from
expressing opinion aay national question, by yeas
and nays, .oithOut debate, provided majority of two
thirds desired do Resolved in the opinion
of the General Assembly of the State Of Indiana &C.,
would pass for it's value home and abroad and
speeches could be made for BuncomLe, harm,
except little waste of time, paper and ink, in calling
the yeas and nays, could come of it,
In regard to the importance Of large small number
of Senators Representatives far the welfare of
the State is concerned il is Of Importance or the
two best governed and prosperous States in the
Union, both it regards their public finances and the
ndisdua prosperity Of the citizens has the largest
and the other the smallest number of inhabitants; these
States Massachusetts and New York. The question
being mainly, f not wholly, of economy, the small
est number should be fixed upon in the new Constitution
for this State. SWITZERLAND.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-03-07

0-rThe Democrats of Connecticut have made the
following nominations: For Governor, Thomas H.
Seymour; for Lieut.. Governor Charles H. Pond; for
Secretary, Hiram Weed; for Treasurer, Henry d.
Smith for Comptroller, Rufus G. Pinney.
The wings have made the following nominations
For Governor, l.. F. S. Foster for Lieut. Governor,
G. Kendrick; for Secretary. Roger H. Miles, for
Treasurer, Thos. B. Clark for Comptroller. Selah
Strong.
And the free soilers have nominated John Boyd for
Governor, and julius Clark for Lieut.. Governor.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-03-07

The Goshen Democrat concludes notice Of GER
tain delinquent subscribers follows:
"We warn the public not TO harbor OF trust them
any more on our account, as we will pay no more
debts of their contracting. We shall more of
'em in tie same way, one of these times. 1t is a
shame aud disgrace not To pay the Printer!"
This may bring them up to ''taw." but no, likely.
Best to adopt system. We have not lost dol
lar on the State Sentinel subscription list since its
existence, nearly nine years But before that we
lost thousands and bankruped under the credit
system. The kindness of friends killed us
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-03-07

0ErThe "People's Friend" noticing some recent
favorable letters from California adyenurers, re-
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-03-07

sls.706 On

"This balance, though nominally in the hands of
the Treasurer, has, fact, been transferred New
Orleans, for payment of freight and duties iron
but the account current and vouchers have not been
returned to credit the Treasurer in due form.
The receipts md disbursements of the Road fund
proper. showing It's earnings during the year,
follows.
Receiyeffrom transportation of freight.
passepgefsp.nd U. S. Mail. s243, ,ls9 SO
Frouf other sources, Old Metal sold,
work done at shops for other roads
aud persons, &C., 473O 45
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-03-07
s5s,499 90

Leaving balance of. S5S, ,499 90
Which gives to the stockholders present dividend
of four and onebn per cent for the last six months,
and eight and one-hulf per cent for the year with
surplus of 81 ,246 78.
In comparing results with the preceding report. it
must be borne in mind that the fiscal years of l64S,
embraced but eleven months.
The total receipts from transportation and
mali service, during the past year, il
will be seen, are S243. .1s9 SO
During the fiscal year of l64S they were, 2l2 095 50
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-03-07

'They toll like slaves, live like hogs, and have
GOLD for their reward. Let those who envy them,
toddle for California"
But it is not necessary to 'toddle 10 California
gold be obtained any where upon the same cond-
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-09-13

The Gazette of Saturday has another col
una of sympathy for Mr. Gibboney, etc. Keep
cool negh6or. A wounded bird huiters--a
burnt child breads the fire, and MIR. Gibboney's
friends will hardly commit political suicide, by
taking all their opponents say for gospel, and
support the candidate of party that has will
iingly maligned and yllifed them.-1rue Dem.
Mr.. Gibboney's friends, we infer from
this, are ,co,mded birds, burnt children,
and will not commit political suicide by
taking all we say for gospel, and act ac-
cordinglv. We do not wish them TO DO
SO but if it is not L" gospel, y why don't
you prove it 10 be otherwise. We have
said that, by the usages Of the locotoco
party, MIR. Gibboney was entitled to re-
nomination, and that he was thrown aside
by tFickery and deception. Have you
denied it--and if so. have YOU shown that
it was not so ? We have said that num-
bers supported Alexander delegates under
belief that they were working for Mr..
Riuenhouse and Mr.. Gibboney at the same
lime, and yet those very delegates aided,
abei,ed and assisted in defeating both the
gentlemen named. Have YOU denied it
and if so, have you proved it TO be other
wise We have said that Thomas Stroup
was not The choice of majority of the
iocofocos, but that prominent men in the
party who had been led TO expect some
favor as reward for long and faithful ser
vices, were set aside to make room for
one almost unknown. Have YOU denied
il? We have said that John Ross was
nominated by the leaders with some spe-
cial object in yiew-eiiher pecuniary or
poitical-and that Mr.. Gibboncy was
. wounded" and :" burnt because he was
not suited to, or would not, carry out the
objects had in view. Have you denied it !
These are few questions, among many,
10 which we think something more than 4
general denial must be given to satisfy the
rounded birds and burnt children, IT,
however, they dread the fire of Ross,
Duh & Co, they will Of course take The
Democrats advice not TO " commit poIiti-
cal suicide but meekly slip on the collar
Of submission, and show themselves the
obsequious slaves OF the few in this county
who manufacture principles for the de-
and set up men to be voted for
as they would ten pins.