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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-07-30
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We, the undersigned, Druggists and Apothecaries
in the city of Louisville Ky, take pleasure in stating
that we have been selling John Bulls Extract oil Sar
saparilla tor time. and confidently recommend
il as being a good and safe article:
Tapping & Co., J. B. Wilder f. Co.,
Montgomery & Sutchliffe, VI. Akin & Co.,
VIM Mock j. w. GambleA Co,
j. H. Owen, Sam' Yenawine,
w. Kniess. b. Morsel g. Co.,
w. E. Smith, L -. Mills,
Waits & Thomas. A. q. Weatherord.
Robinson, Peter &Cary, Rupert, LindenbergeI SCo
Louisville, Nov. 90, 1913.
rrBear with u.s. reader, little longer and be con-
WINGED that BULLS SARSAPARlLLA is the q.
Wonder of the World:
and that il will cure you, matter how long you
have been suffering.
What DR.. Owen, Druggist and Apothecary ofsev-
eral years standing, says about Bulls Sarsaparilla
LOUISVILLE, May 81, 1913.
Nh. JoHN BULI--Dear Sir: | have been for n mum
Der OF years severely afflicted with Mercuria Head
ache and dull heavy Pain in my Liver. used al
all remedies Of the day. especially the Sar-
saparla prepared by different persons but all toit-
tie or no advantage until CHANGED to meet with
yours, three bottles of which gave relief than
oil others combined.
| therefore take pleasure in recommending your
Sarsaparilla the afflicted community a superior
article. Yours, ]. III. OWEN, NJ. ID.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-07-30
Good Testimony.

aTThe Ohio state Journal, Columbus, Ohio, thus
speaks OF Bulls Slrsapariiia:
at HAS NO &c. 'ALi The unprecedented sale
OF Bulls Compound FL. ID Extract OF Sarsaparia in
this city, where il has besl introduced tor the past
wo months ONLY, with tn. very gratifying effects
produced upon all who have cied il, warrant tho
serton that purifier of the flood il has equal.
This is bold assertion, but il be substantated
by calling the agent in this city"
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-07-30

.COugDS, OOluS,
Weakness of the Chest;
Pulmonary Affections;
And all other diseasest ten
ding to produce
Consumption;
Liver Complaint;
Female Irregularities anC
7 Complaints;
Sick and Nervous Head
ache;
Low spirits, Night Sweat'
Exposure Jr lmprudenct
life;
Chronic Constitutions
Diseases;
And is a Spring and Sum.
mer drink aud genera
Tonic for thesystem ant
a gentle and pleasan
purgative; it is superior
toBlue Lick or Congress:
water, Salts, or Seidlit1
Powder.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-01-07
81. .sos.sa a si.OiO,cs5 " sa,sIsWl

LOANS or STATE STOCK TO RAILROAD COMPANIES.
The fslloving state ements exhibit the amount out
ding OF stock ssued loan of the State credit
for the benefit Of railroad companies exclusive OF the
smoupt heretofore assumed by the Treasury end in
cluded In the General tund debt
The amount Of these loans including s7s 900, Issued
20 the 1ioss cosl spd Iron Mining and Msnuisctarps
Company. 10 $500 geo.
IL affords the Comptroller much pleasure TO ststs
that the interest the stock continues co be paid
with esuusndahe pun nctuaty By the respective com
pspies for whose bsnest " We. created The A7nad
contribution 20 the sinking Fund for th- hoal pay
nsnt of principal which payable on ths nr-t day
ot JsnUsfy last by the hudssn and Berkshire Rail
road Company. hs. not been paid. The comDtrollsr
has called the attention e th. company 90 this subject,
and he ndUlres the hope that they viii longer omit
90 comply With the Law In that respect The amount
advanced from the Hudson aud Berkshire Eaiirn.d
snkng Fund fer the payment q the Interest due en
ths trst of January and July, 1851 has not bsea TO-
funded.
ArnusS AID RocHKsrsn R.r'oAp coSr'sr srsnsa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-01-07

Boaps 90 rnt Hupso- .-D Bssx"uRs RstsoaO Co.'S
The act of D,e.ubsr ~, 1877 suhorlssd this eemps
ny 60 issue hosss fur tl1S O00, fr ths imgrovsmst
and rsconstructien ~ tbs rusi Which bonds v-rs 70
have priority the state Ten on being connter
fizned by the Comptroller. II use maf- te da,y @
the Ccuptrcsr, by this act 20 eountsrsitn the nsv
botds receiving csrtsin pronfs ~ erpenfture No
AZ tie date of the last apnnsl fepurt tlo30oo hA1
been couutsfsgnej and issusd
The company having furnishsd the rsguist,s evi-
dsnce n CON pancs with the terms of the Lev, the
remaining si20uo countersgnsd In this ofles on
the 9Th day e Arril lsst.
Drtsvanr avn Huu.n- CasaL Co~rawv.
The p.yment of the stock lcansd 70 this company
has tssn fully provided for AZ the date ~ tbs last
annual report there ,ined unpaid $500 900. The
funds ia redemption have been deposited By the
ccpsny and notice sued the holders ~ the stock
10 present for payment the hrst day q Jsnusry
In closing this socount the Comptroller would srst
himself q the occasion 10 Ray deserved tnhute TO tne
fdelty of the company IN the bonorsee d-chsrse oi
OBLIGATIONS The directors havs met their cretttrs
and protected the state With degree of pr~mpntsts
alike worthy Of praise and imitation
FrSp roa qsr PatusSr isrEassr ev rHx Be-os
Iss,,tp ~ rus NEw YosK sND EsiE Rsnaoso Ces'
rA~v -. -
The balance remaining IN the hands Of the Comp
tro.r In trust tor the payment ~ interest on the
bonds sgued by the New YORK and Erie Railroad COM
psrv in pursuanoe of chapter as Lass OF ls<s, Zoo
The lG'h November f.fpli 10 s fouo-s;
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-01-07

Surplus rev enue on the SOh Sept Sll3Z9 q
IL will be perceived from the above statement. that
the Of the fund during the last fiscal
year the ordnsry OF the government,
$15071 e4 and after dsductpg the efrom S37 092 ",
OF the preceding hrcsl year, ending September 30th
1s4S there malnsd oDkhand At the Of
nsc aa actual 81 ,,s ., o
produced wholly by increased receipts from the ord
nary sources Of revenue.
The State tax yielded s2l,446 IS more than the
seipts from the in the preceding The
auction duties and several minor branches OF revenue
exhibit decline The existing surplus may be sttr
buted, In considerable degree, to the large amount
brought in the treasury from the sale Of lands for
taxes made BY the comptroller in November and De-
ceDber, 1915 This kale the uRpaid taxes
non resident lands for i've from 1870 TO 1874 in
elusive As another sale Of lands for taxes Is not to be
anticipated before 1851, il would be unsafe to
that the present hstterng condition OF the general
fund will be sustained by the ordinary receipts Of the
present fiscal year. Under the system Of finance
established the principal OF ths general fand
for meeting the charges upon It, consist n the STATE
tax and the annual contribution OF S2ooooo from the
canal revenues.
tors cannot be materially iocres without additional
tlxstjon, there is steady tendency to burthen the
irellsr nm son,ieou OF ,ts neo-ssity, feels 1t To-
eumbent upon him, respectfully, bat earnestly, TO re-
commend tie exercise OF cautious economy and wise
discrimination In sppropristng money for the public
eeryce Many considerations unite 10 dictate frugal
policy which shall avoid the necessity OF aresort to in
creased taxation IL Is not doubted that the general
fund will be able, from its present resources and with
out the aid Of taxes to provide for every call upon
jt, the expenses ale controlled aud limited by pru
dent legislation But to this result is requ
site that the appropriations should b. regulated by
detefniu alton not to enlarge the expenditures beyond
the income, which may be safely relied on from the
listing sources OF revenue IL 4 believed that In
instapces the oidnsry expenfes may be curts'sa by
Judcious reduction ana that objects OF utility,
hossyer. deserving OF public aid should be deferred
txsept in Of maListt necessity. until IL be-
clearly that they within the Of the
general fund, as now constituted
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-01-07
BANK FuHD.


Debt CT the Fund The 3oth SEPTEMBER. is9 es 10
To the above TO be added the amount of this debts
of the Wn;ervle ct Bank for which stock has not yet
been i.eued, estimated at about $50 0o0.
Tho folio wing statement thovs the amount that has
been charged upon the gank Fund for redeem ption Of
bills and pay ment Of debts " sundry insovept banks
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-01-07
TWO CENTS.


The amount thus received Is now In the treasury
subject to the control OF the Legislature The
In regarded as sn incident Of the loan resulting
the high credit OF the State II Ia money we'd,
forming portion Of the debt but clear profit arising
from the ssue of the stock in other words, the sue.
advantage Of investing In security which favor
ably esteemed In the money markets OF the world No
reason is perceived why the Legislature apply
these premium moneys to such objects will In their
enlightened judgment prevs most conducive ts the
public welfare The Com ptroler refans express
ing opinion in respect TO the application OF the
fund as this subject will be presented to the sdsr
alton of the Legislature by the Commissioners Of tho
Canal Fund.
II will be from the following statems at, that
the stock issued account of this fund reduced
In the last fiscal year S2l32 As leaving s719 6a6 -
now outstanding to be redeemed from tbe balance In
the treasury and the future contributions of the
banks To this sum is TO be added the Outstanding
claims against the bank Of Waervle for which stock
has not yet been issued estimated to amount to about
$50 coo Doubts having existed to the VALIDITY and
extent Of Of the principal claims against that bank
the question has been submitted by the consent Of all
involves important legal principles and exsmina-
ion of intricate accounts and witnesses. When the
balance actually due from this bank shall have been
sccurAtely sscertsinsd II will become the duty Of the
Comptroller TO Peue Safety Fund Stock for the
There Is little TO doubt that the future coutr
buttons OF the banks will be found fully adeq to
redeem all the existing claims upon the fund The
Comptroller 10 Of opinisn that authority should be
given to invest any ustions Of money belonging
stock, under certain restrctons to be defined by law
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-01-07
THE FINANCES OF NEW YORK.
N>~oO~~Ny~00~1NNON~JN0ON~
ANNUAL REPORT OF THE COMPTROLLER.
CoMPrRoLLER's OFFICE, (,
ALBANY, December 81, 1S49. (

ALBANY, DecdmUSr 5I, Iofy
To IHE LsorsLArURI:-
The Comptroller in obedience to law has the honor
to submit to the Legislature the following report
The financial condition OF the State Is, In high do
gree, prosperous and encouraging. The public credit
Is untarnlshed, and securities command an un-
usual premium at home and abroad Our internal In
provemsnts continue to yield rich and increasing In.
come. The funds devoted to education productive,
and amply sufficient to free dissemination Of
knowledge among the people during all coming time.
The other Of relied for the ordi-
nary expenditures Of the State, fourshing, and
have produced q larger return during the past year
than required to meet the demands upon the
sry.
The several funds belonging to this State account
which Is presented In this report the General
Fund the Canal Fund. the Common School Fund the
Literature Fund the United States Deposte Fund the
sinking fsnds created by the constitution for the pay
ment OF the public debt the Bank Fund and certain
other trust funds, to which proper reference will be
m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-01-07

Bai.ree In tfe Nefcbshe BsnF, Nfr
psrt. for Ne tsyrneat of the IN tsrtst
IseiOU0l due the lat usyasd
Ia Ncveuhc- isfq for ~hch the
esrtsns have pVt yet been received
tv fhe COmptrcller... ...........t. zl-,frs "
xts so "
The .rount a the aocruinr interest or ~. b,nts
frcr the Ist Novenber 1sts 70 1sth Msy. ls5l, hor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-01-07

In addrop TO TIRE fcrersing esnns'e Of eSpsod-
turer viii IA pre- llcsted former sPProptiatioas
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-01-07

ltflt Ni-tt-1 ~
For the purpose of adjusting this matter between tho
sinkipg und aud the Benersi uui accounts
IA has be.p tuggestsd IN former reports from this Of
Gee that the comptroer be authorized 20 invest
Of moneys In the Treasury belonging 10 the tpscao
for DE- sum equal 70 tbst % the Sank Fund Stock,
and that sad tosk be snserred 10 him Ia trust for
raid funds 1his bears ix per cent Interest and
o. little or doubt EXISTS 20 The susciency Of tbs
contitutiors by the banks TO meet lie redemption u
would be a taie invettmsnt for these funds.
CaSAL DgBr sfSsrrs FUrn.
Baissee on hsns Oih sept, 1sfs ....... SiS3off 20
cfs@tisia asssi stosi =. =, - -. 100 %
al .ssS eocm
prireiJsi ~ -, l.Tsao7i 8
Recsivsa Cor inssrest On investm 7sTt a
Trsnftsrrtd rom the revenues Of the State canals
under article I, u the eonsttu lon l.b000 %
Total receipts. .s2sl SIS q
fsT ii, redemption Of 3. ., ls.s. .......... SEQ %
Tscfl5as ............. NNt ~
tsofiep............... 1iS ~
"a of iSe.. ............... 1.nT. i5l ~
Accrued inersf, on N vestneBts. .......... 20i 81
kxrerfes Il transfer odice, viE.:-
To the hrnfettsn Go. .............. f110 20
Il" walter Mead. aecnt............ 1sjO
Fer account books, tsgraNins plates. -
hfstsst.sssts tt-ts..ss % W
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-02

Gnano,-Thi1 commodity is rapidly growing in
favor in the Eastern States, though we, in the
South, practically know little of it. value, for the
recon that our soil is considered quite productive
enough without such aids. We odce that nego-
tiations with the Peruvian Government were COM
menced by Mr.. Clayton, while Secretary Of State,
with a view to have the restrictions upon the i'm
poraton of this very important fertilizer removed,
that farmers should not constantly be subjected
to short supplies and erhorbitlnt prices. We hope
that this like all the other interests o. agriculture
when brought in contact with politics, has not becu
sent to the tomb with General Taylor. Mr. Web
ser, so we'll known as the Marshfeld Farmer, "
should take this matter in hand and push it through
with that lndomilabIe energy for which he is so
distinguished.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-02

Yesterday morning, the gratifying announcement
x,as made bv our citv contemporaries that our re-
sDac,ed fllow-citizen, VIM, Freret, Esq, had been
annoin,sd and confirmed as Collector of this port
and il was with no little regret that we found our
salves bv a mere accidental oversight, behind
III news" No one has made the announcement
with more pleasure than we do Mr.. Freret was
born and brought up in this city, and is known to
almost every man, woman, and child in it. 1t is
no exaggeration to say that he is universally be-
loved and respected No man in the city or State
could have been appointed as the successor of Mr..
Peters, who would have been more generally ac-
ceptable to men of all parties. He is firm and
uncompromising whig, and every body knows
what to expect from him. He is open, frank ana
sincere, and possesses every requisite quailhca'ioh
as a business man to make good Collector
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-02

Triumph Of American &eamerS.-1he question
is now settled the steamers Of the American Line
are the SUP riors of he British Line in sped, as
they have always been Acknowledged to be in tie
elegance and COmtor, OF ti.eir accommodations The
NswYork Tribune makes out the following tab q
Of the shortest passages between Liverpool and that
port, from which it will b. seen that Of the egr,
Colins's steamers have made five of them, al
though they have been making but one trip per
month, while the Cunarlers make two trips per
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-02

t- Our advertising friends are earnestly requested to
send in all advertisements intended for Monday morning
paper, Is far practicable during Saturday; ana 'ne
earlier in the day the better it will suit our convenience
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-02

Homess,-llolmess immenle fancyIsoo1s store on C,,,
street, is presenting increased attractions In ndIi,i % No.
GnpTeeedenedy large stock received by previous ava it
his advertisement in another column by more recep, a
direct from France. Holiness is pneely es,abNs6,nsn,
scarcely surpassed in city in the Union The enlaTh
and truly liberal scale upon which every thing about is
Quoted, cannot fail to attract very large portion Of the pub
lie nntrnnhre
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-02
5. of T...meetng. Thr. Evening.
Auction Sales This nav.

PELICAN DIVISION No. l, at Pelican Hall corner of Co
mon and st, Charles streets, at s O'Clock.
JEFFERSON DvtsION, No. TO- at g. ut G retua
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-02

h., HoD'msm-We learn that Thomas B. Mynatt
Vi sn appointed Clerk Of the Memphis Navy
'"Iu, ~ PLAce OF John A. TnrIeY. temnxsd.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-02

HOtbrOOkslf any plate of excellent oysters
done in recherche STYLE and other things not
desirable, let him step into Hobrooks Saloon which, by
way, has during the summer been fitted mp very
aenant and aIIraniina M
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-02

4 Cu6a A6air.-A dispatch of the 2lst, from
Washington, says:
THE Spanish minister, at the request at Mr.
Webster returned last night from Newly rk, and
had a long conference with him. The business
relates to Cuba and we understand that another
attempt is to be made on Cuba. The descent is
first to be made upon Hayti, for the overthrow Of
Faustin Soulougue"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-02
correspondence of the Crescent.
PArLptNs, (Miss.,) Sept %. $50.
- nil. St.. =, Last y,othiug of special inter

PAULDtNG, (hlss.,) sept 80 -
MssSrs Edit0rS-Sncs last. nothing oil speo' "'''
est has occurred in this section Of country.
Crops look pretty WELL all things considered ne "eayiea
for several day past, hrs been quite favorable io
cotton 1t is hoped that great staple viii command pe
,bib viii in the aggregate make the crop OF this year
eoua in value to those of preceding years
The news of the pa age of the several os Dy congress
on the subject of slavery, etc, hrs e OF no sen
rrsiej and the friends of dsUnon it is hoped, will be
Sonn After all peace will be restored to the country and
some new theme will engage the attention OF our politicians
~ the vay saw a few days ago, my informant about
the C,uban Expedition. He wished me to make
tion only in my to you, which do most cheeruly
He saws he did not say Gov Quitman TO head the
sipfo ,ment buttha he said Col Cendenn YVES to do so
Therefore, the name of worthy Executive should b.
erared end that of the Colonel in si ed.
Our country is unusually healthy Perhaps no ps of thu
South so, than Ground this village.
In subsequent letter, will endeavor give you SOM
statistical information in regard his country and also de
scrlpton Of our village. Yours, A NATIVE.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-02

Con.ni H. d Is recommended by the American
eipbIe stSning set TO he NewYo rk Tribune a, uost
sgpnIsG Of cos ON and RIO de Jauero il soF amGe
be had at moderate pIlces. e'''' winch may always
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-02

The damages on the Illinois and Michigan
Canal have been repaired and navigation is resumed
Deaths in Philadelphia week before last l46-
dysentery Is, consumption H.
The population of Cleveland, Ohio, is II, 900.
In $40 it was CO.'S.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-02

steamer 81 James This fine steamer leaves this morn
lng' al COCK Tor Donsdsonve Having had the plea
Of enjoying short passage on ,ba b sa. oo.
tuiy recommend her to the travelling public We need not
speak OF her gentlemanly and accomplished oaia cerv
boey knows them. 0'AN''' ''eiy
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-02

LGGHek.-Another new steamship for the Cali
iornla trade, called the Pacific, was launched on
The 2l'h ult, from the ship yard of VIM. H. Brown,
IN NewYork. The Pacific is two hundred and
Ihr'y !eet in length, thirty-one feet breadth Of
Ie0n' twenty feet depth of hold and eleven hun
oted tons measurement.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-02
u. =. MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE.

II HE Shir States Mali Sclnfmp Company viii
hereafter sail on the following days OF each uou.
STEAMSHIP GEORGIA
Cut,yai caves New Arrives Havana l7th.
=. Havana ,.,..lSh, tuugrus III
tIomeyuri =. Chlgrrs. 9Th. Ha.ala .s..lsl.
Havana .....gd kuNlu FORK. 9Th.
STEAMSHIP ONO.
Outward, Ielves NcvYok Arrives Havana ia.
=. o. IAyaI. .......gd. NcWGrrma 9Th.
lIn,tVr,rl.. krNUrI,au..l l7th.
Havana 18th. NcHlUrk .E!i
STEAMSHIP FALCON.
Our-d. Leave. New cans. Q,h. Arrive rg Havana
lItFar.t 81. tlagrrs ....8fls
Tiy.grrart O.. Claures .....l3.h. Havana
Havana .....IJ.h kryOrlraua sd.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-02

Literary Notices.-From Morgan, we have re-
csived No. 3 of 1.-THE Pictorial Field Book of the
Revolution" We have repeatedly expressed our
admiration of the conception and execution of this
lruly national work The scenes are in New York.
and the descriptions include The romantic story of
Sir John Johnson and his Highlanders. From the
same store, &" The History OF Darius,' by Joseph
Abbott, and No of The Latter Day Pamphlets, Z"
by CARLYLE.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-02

Inc steamers Fanny Smith and Dove have
placed us under obligations for papers.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-02

Map Of LoujSiGna.-In the Republic of the 9Th
ult, we find the following: " We have been shown
some beautiful maps Of Louisiana and Minnesota,
prepared under authority of Congress, by MIR. Tys-
sowski. These maps are drawn apparently with
great skill, and, having been compiled from actual
surveys, we presume accurate. They show,
distinctly, all private claims, State reservations,
military lands, rivers navigabe and innavigable.
They show, also, all lands unfit for culture, by
| swamp or inundation. This map of Louisiana
will be found very useful to those who feel in.
terest in the bill lately before Congress for leveeing
the Mississippi 1t may be here seen how much Of
the national domain is valueless, and how much
may be applied to the great measure of protection
proposed by that bill"
We find that Mr.. Tyssowski was at one time
Dictator of Cracow. For ten days of freedom, o.
rather of rule, he suffered ten years of imprison
ment. He has now become a permanent resden
of the United States, and an accomplished engi
neer will doubtless be of service to his new cuun
try. We have not seen his map Of this State, an,
therefore cannot pronounce any opinion of it
merits.