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FROM KENTUCKY.
Int19mnsatory Rheumatism Cured.
Bardsto N. XIV. July no. 1870.

barusto yn, N.Y., July 10, 1879.
MEssRs. SaNDs.-Gentiemen II is my duty
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nv Quart BOTTLES.

n &EAhI BOhIsES.
Fer Purifying The Blood, ana fer lie Curt Of
JSrre5HLa, Rheumatism, Siuttsrn UlceTs, Dyspsp-
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PiMpIes, Biks. AeFrIviGi Diseases, Gu
famous EsrsptiOaas, LiStr Complaint.
B.oRshifis, Consumption, Fe-
male Complaints. Lars
Of iPPeiife, General Debility, &C.
sE'HLs preparation has now horne The test Of
u over IA years experience. since Us fri in
PRODUCTION d, public favor. during which time nu-
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ofunding lheir clsiHfs 10 the eon6dehes Of the
community on the Curative powers contained in
Sasaparilla Root. the great reputation and ex-
tended use ofwhich has been mainly attributable
90 the many wonderful cures effected BIZ the use
Of this preparation. While Sarsaparilla Root
forms an imparani part Of is combination. il Is.
at the same time, compounded with Cher yegcia-
BILE remedies Of great power, and il Is IN The pc
culiar combination and scientific manner Of IFS
preparation, that its remarkable success in the
cure Of disease depends. Other prrrafaiions fini-
tate il in the style Of putting up. and 10 hearing
the name If one Of Us ingredients, and here ends
their resemblance 10 Il. Those needing remedy
and purifier like this, requested TO ~ Re where
ilis difference exists, and in making choice Of
lat they viii use not 10 take any other but that
o &c entitled 10 their confidence. from The long list
ofcuTes !; has effected living witnesses, whose
testimonials aud residences have been Published,
aud who are sill bearing daily testimony to its
worth. ! The whole history Of medicine has
scarcely furnished parssel 70 Che numerous ami
remarkable cures effected Ivy its use, and what il
has effected once il ana effect again.
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~
Circulation issued on the above. .. s7s3lsO 90
-Four individual bankers have gwen notice Of
their intention TO close tn. busness, and have
turned portion, Of their circula.'on, viz
Henry Keeps Bank, Waiertown.
Village Bank, Randolph.
Cortland County Bank.
Commercial Bank, Lockpott
For particular statement OF IN, securities held
by each bank, reference may BE- had 10 the annexed
statement. (msrked h. %
The Farmers and Mechanics Bank, Ogdens-
buroh, having complied with the oih and 9Th Sec
tons a the act passed May %, 1911. and the two
years publication having expired, the funds held by
the Comptroller in trust for the redemption Of the
circulating notes of ssd bank, have been given up
This act should be amended a. % require salts
factory bond fol the payment 81 any notes that may
be presented after the expiration of the two years
publication required by law. Unless some such
security Is required, NJ 10 appiehended that ca SEES
msy arse exposing bill holders 70 injustice;
In pursuance Of chapter 33l, laws Of 1850, pro.
per steps have been taken towards making hna
distribution Of The funds held by the Comptroller,
for the creditors Of certain iasolycnt banks and
bankers On the let Of Msy last, notice wac
given lof which copy is annexed. marked ID 10
the holders of The circulating notes a. 20 insolvcn
banks 10 ~, sent the Same tor redemption, within
Elk monthg, us provided by law TIE time allow.
cd for this purpose having expired the Comptroller
will proceed, without delay, TO distribute the resi-
due of these funds amongst the holders 81 certih-
Gates given for balances due IN the notes returned
10 this Cibce.
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
IL will be tteD from the annexed statement,
(markcd Nj hat 577 certificates sf authority have
been issued since Anusry 4, 1850, by the Comp
roller, 10 the egents o. thirty nine insurance COM
panies OF other States, doing business with this
State, under chapter sos, laws " 1912
During the same period, ~ insurance companies,
(elevcn stock companies and fifteen mutual com
paLies,) have bten organized under said act within
this state, end have furnished the Comptroller
The requisite evidence 81 then compliance with
the law.
The Comptroller is Of oIaion that the law per-
mitlng foreign companies 10 insure lives IN this
State, should be changed to require ali com
renies cut Of the State, doing business here by
SCENTS. 10 invest ell lie insurance premiums re.
ctived within The State, (deduchng reasonable
and fixed allowance Tor profits and expenses,) in
the hands Of trustees resident in this State, and 10
be approved by the Comptroller, TO fern trust
fund for the payment Of the losses which may ac-
crue on policies issued by such companies 10 our
citizens Asyst,m which encourages men 10 pro-
vide for the future support and comtert OF their
fsmilies, by an annual deposit fem current ia
ctmc, In the form Of premium on life insurance,
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relation 10 foreign and domestic ms lrsuce compa
MES, on applications for certificates of authority
&C., under the act of 1919.
INCORPORATED BANK DEPARTMENT
The annexed statement (marked X. ID exhibits
thu names OF the incorporated banks, the capital
and circulation OF each, the dates at which their
respe. tive charters will expire, and the names and
residences OF their redeeming agents. II will be
seen thai the present number of chartered banks
rs seventy. three and one branch; the aggregate
Of their capital Is $7 66f, $50 the amount
4 circulation 10 which they are entitled by Law is
$22, i6l $40, Of which they have IN actual circua.
tion and on hand, $40 500 1880:
Two banks are IL. cluded in this statement whose
charters will expire January !, 1851, viz;
New York State BANK, capital. ......... 1863 GOO
These banks are In admirable condition, aad
have indicated intentions of continuing business
under the general banking law.
The stockholders, or majority ct them, IN
three of the banks whose charters expired January
i, 1850, viz:-The Bank Of Uuca the Bank OF Au-
burn, and the Bank OF Ithaca. have re- organized
by forming new associations under the general
lsi9.. These banks are gradually returning their
old circulation ana receiving new notes secured by
pledge of public stocks deposited in the tree
banking department.
There have been received, counted and burned
at the incorporated bank department, during the
year ending December l, 1850 sol ,46l muiilated
bank notes, amounting to 50, 49,, 6i2, and during
the same period there have beeH couaterslgned,
amounting to So, AGO 1897, which were delivered to
the banks entitled to the same.
FREE BANK DEPARTMENT.
The whole number Of banking associations and
individual bankers organized and doing business
under the /" General Banking law" IS 1876, viz:-
Banking associations .......... IL
Individual bankers. 80. %
Total. :. j. 80. 1876
The whole amount Of circulating notes issued to
said associations and individual bankers outstand-
ing on the LIST day of December, 1850, was
$l4,203, lis; for the redemption of which, secu-
rites are deposited and held in trust by the Comp
lroller, amounting in the aggregate to the sum Of
Sl4, SO, 0S7 as, WIZ
Bonds and mOrtc a pes ...... % 400 OH u
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Political Power OF the Northern Mipes
Iron the sacrAme nto TrApsnrlpt- NOV II

The late Stale election Is opening the eyes Of the
country to the political power concentrated in ths
northern mines Of California. Heretofore, the inn
preston has prevailed to some extent abroad, that
the san Joaquin valley was a rival OF The Sacra-
mento country, and stood an equal or superior
chance in competing with the latter. Statements
OF this kind abound IN the papers from the Atlantic
Statef: and sometimes we even see articles ia san
Francisco papers, endeavoring TO make IL appear
that the San joaquin country has advantages supe-
ror TO those OF the great northern valley. sure
test 10 determine this question, is 20 lind OUT where
the people are The late election decides this
point, and the result has surprised the people Of
other parts Of the State. We have heretofore
given the figures, 10 show the astonishing fact that
about one half Of the people now in California re-
side in the mines adjacent 10 the Sacramento river.
by adding sp the votes polled in the counties Of
the Sacramento district, commencing a. Sacri-
mepto and I'll Dorado counties, and going north,
We find the following result -
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TON Tue MIA Uahfornis Nov IS
Mr.. Wingard, husband of Mrs Kirby. the
talented ectress,) net his death on Saturday even
ing, under the following circumstances Mr.
Winpard was riding through Stockton street, ana
when opposite the new Presbyterian church, he
rode against rope Leading from q derrick to the
sidewalk. The rope struck his head. knocking
Inn from his horse, and in his fall he received in
Jurits wbich he survived but few hours. There
is no excuse for the individual who rugged the
derrick in such manner as to peril life H 10
clearly guilty CT manslaua hter and the grand Jury
should look TO him Mr.. Vineyard was one 'd
The managers ~ the Jenny Lind theatre. Tho
death 81 Mr.. w. will account for the closing ~
the house last evening II will remain closed
tNeSal days.
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Now for the San Joaquin country; San Joaquin
county polled l,lJ0; Touolumne county, 700
The Votes at Calayeras aud Msriposa we do not
know; bur II We set them down al 900 apiece
tand this estimate doubtless exceeds the aciua
vote) we have a total vote in the lower valley OF
b,SO-but little rising one half the vote Of the
Sacramento valley, and nearly double the vote .
San Francisco, which was 3, $50.
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We have been invited TO look al some mag
nifcent specimens Of gold bearing quartz, ia the
possession Of Prof Mooney, NJ Naglee's buildings,
taken from mountain Of the same description Of
quartz, near Ca.son's creek, on the Stanislans.
is represented 10 be Of indefinite extent At the
base of the hill through which the vein runs
have been found. in. the debris OF the hill, the
largest masses OF pure gold yet discovered in Cali
fornis. Judging from the fragments Of pure gold
thrown out in blasting the rock, it is presumable
that, in the prosecution of the excavations already
in progress, there may be discovered as rich de-
posts in the original matrix as any that have been
detached by natural processes.
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Every day brings forth new discoveries of quartz
VEINS A mountain OF IL has just been discovered,
about seventy miles above Stockton, on the Mer-
ced river. The vein is said 10 be rich.
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fitM thf san ifaociroo ff'Fest bss
The City Comptroller, Mr. Berry, MS, preparatory
To his official report published table, showing the
amount Of scrip that has, at verious tunes, beeH
usued for city expenses UP to the 9th inst there
had been six Issues ef scrip, and the whole amount
given out was 1895, 731 50 The items are as
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ADDITIONAL CALIFORNIA INTELLIGENCE.

We make up the following birds eye view of
California from our exchanges received by the
Crescent City,
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sII7,o2o s.

sll7,02O 50
Amount deposited in the
Merchants Bank, New
York, for payment OF the
interest due LIT May and
LIST Nov, 1850, on the
bonds issued by the com
pany ......... s227.sa ~
Less amount of interest due
LIST May and let Novem'r,
1850, payable from the
above, for which the cou-
pops have not yet been
received by the Compirol-
..................... 10000 90
- 1,3i4 "a
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ON or before the LIST OF January, up to the time of
the expiration of all the charters, viz. r.

Aggregate contributions, ....... 800, 225 go
The following 10 a statement of the amount that
has been charged upon the Bank Fund for the re-
demption Of bills and psyment of debts Of the
several insolvent Safety Fund banks:--
Boshs Redsmpfions Debts. Total.
Bank Of Buffalo. .$436540 90 Sl49,2A az S6S47Sl %
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$3.50 ~
School and Gospel Fund ofthe Stockbridge Lsdtans.
The amount OF this fund 10 invested in
bond issued by the Comptroller, pay
able al pleasure, q per cent. ...... $1,000 20
Fund for IN, payment Of the interest on the Bonds
issrsd by the N.u York and Erie Railroad Com
pdny.
The balance in the hands Of the Compirole r on
the LIST OF December, $780, in trust for the payment
OF the interest on the bonds issued by the New
York and Erie X abroad Company. in pursuance Of
chap 325 laws Of 1915, is as follows -
Amount invested. viz -
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stuctive, hereafter to compare the figures set forth
in the Compuoller's report with the terms Of The
city charter.
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n. A Fgertop 5000; Board of Health g oo0. 10000 co
Under the head OF contingent expenses - in
cluded the expense Of conducting elections, the
pepte oi The Hound tials, the arrest ~ Reuben
Withefs, (t3,LO0) end So, 200 recovered from the
city a. damages Tor tearing down buildings TO stop
cunfeRraiions.
Amount ofindebtedntss August a. 1850. 1913 2cS "a
Amt unit 81 expenditures from September -
70 November ~ ltt0. ............... EiA3 %
sTss0bl ~
Amount ~ scrip redeemed from
September TO November ~,
lttO. slius4 4s ~
Amount of accounts paid IN
cstp. ss..s..ss ......... @s@io 70 -. -. =.
Amount az indebtedness Nov u. 1850. .S5l2 500 VI
lota amount OF tcrip issued TO Nov ri 1850 6p313T 81
Total smount OF scrip redeemed TO Nov. III .. .
lcO0. .s...s.s... ss...ss.' "'''oi "
Amount Of scrip outstanding Nov az 1850 s5i4 800 70
The old Ayuniamienio left MS IN debt abouttZOO,.
eco, and contracts To complete 10 the amount ot
$3.50 co., moot Of which has been paid IN scrip.
AboutysO, 200 are due in taxes, and balance OF
$4,000 on water lots. The licenses amount to
about g., 900 per month
The Assessors estimated the value Of the sur
veyed lands belonging to the city at tSi5 000 and II
ia rcckoned that the piers sod unsurseyed Iaads
amour, to nesily half rsi!lion. IL may be IA
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The Trinidad DIxgings.

IFrom the bAcramento Tfanscript, NOV. 70
There 10 not dissatisfied man amongst the
miners. This is certainly of most cheering char
acter, and is decidedly new, as we have frequently
met those in the mines who were making ounce
per day, and grumbled because they did not make
two To find perfectly contented man is rarity
in this world Of tribulation. 1t appears that the
Shasta, after being located farther north by Salmon
creek, has again been moved farther nerth and
that tributary, then called Shasta, has been named
Beaver creek, being about fifteen miles north Of
Salmon creek. All these streams and their nu-
merous branches carry gold-rich diggings; but
il is too late In the 10 prospect, hunt trails,
end carry up provisions for the winter. AT Unioo-
town, party started, few days ago, secretly, for
u newly discovered river, called SCOTS river,
which, the writer infets, must be 4 feeding stream
of Klamath Lake. The correspondent deems this
rom the Sierra Nevada, and spreads TO an immense
extent What mineral wealth is concealed here
IT IL impossible 10 say, as yet; but spring will pos
slbly tell tales unriyalIed before in California.
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Governor Burnett has Forwarded commission for
The following officers, under command Of Major
Rodgers. From the 10th section Of acts on ,hs
subject, says the Transcript, II appears that the
force IN the held - not large enough for full staff
Of field officers, hence the necessity OF Major in
stead OF Colen.l being 10 command
VIM Rodgers, a. Major Of the Battalion Califor-
~.
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New DIExIn0a.

Eighty miles above Bidwell's Bar, on the North
Fork OF the Feather River, u new bar has lately
been discovered, which is commonly called erich
Bar" We have heard of two Germans who took
out thirty five pounds OF gold in single day. An
Engshman found lump valued at over $500.
The miners on Longs Bar and Bidwell's Bar were
much excited by the above and similar reports,
and many were leaving daily to see for themselves.
The North Fork is a very small stream where this
bar has been discovered, and short distance fur
tber on, It has its source in the mountains The
gold found there ID coarse, resembling that of the
dry diggings.
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Amoun, Of the fund -. ......... lsi, 1874 80
The amount OF the accruing interest on
the bonds, from the lst Nov 1850
TO the 18th May, 1851, being the ex-
piration OF the time for which this
fund is intended 10 tecure the pay
ment OF said interest, Is............ 1l3,05i ~
showing an excess IN the hands Of the
Comptroller, over the ucctu no inter-
est TO the lith of May, 1851, Off,. s2I $50 10
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$1.5Oa,74o "a osa,6s4 43 a,6s6, 425 Q

MARINER FUND
This fund consists of rhe following items, viz -
Mortgage of the American Seaman's
Friend Society, (without interest,).. $4,000 90
Money in the treasury. .............. l64 81
Money in the treasury p4d under pro-
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The currency Of the State IL IN sound and
prosperous condition. Not a single bank failure
has occurred during the past year. The business
of banking, under the general banking law, Is
apidly increasing, by the creation Of new banks,
end the deposit Of ad iitional securities, as basis
iof circulation, BY existing Institutions The prin.
cipes embodied in the general banking law, "a
rnodihed by subsequent legislation, have received
the sanct on Of public approval, and may now be
regarded as the basis upon which our banking
system IL permanently established.
The Charters Of the safely fund banks are gra-
dually expiring, and there ~ reason TO conclude
that "a their present privileges terminate, the most
Of them will re-orRanize, and continue their ope-
rations under the general banking system, in the
manner authorized by the act Of 1919 In making
they will be required 90 deposit specific securities
with he Comptroller for the entire amount Of their
ei. culaton.
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Tolls Dry Diggings.


These dgeings are situated sixteen miles north
east CT Bidweii's Bar, between the Feather and
Yuba rivers, among the highlands that divide
these two streams. A friend who left there in tho
early part Of the week informs Us that some four
or FIVE hundred people are preparing 10 winter in
that vicinity Large numbers Of log cabins are
already erected of a superior kind, and the winter
can be passed in them much more comfortably
than most people live in this city or San Francis
CO. A great portion Of the people have been there
some time, and have thrown up large quantities of
earth, viii ch will be washed during the coming
winter. The gold is very coarse in these dggings.
and the miners have found lamps while throwing
up the earth, to do much towards paying their
penses. Some small veins of gold. bearing quartx
have been discovered IN this vicinity, but as yet
they have attracted but little attention.