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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-25

1P W. refer our readers to d.. Felix Courauds irI"ia
lion tor the hair he calls Il penetrating powder drd
there mistake the tact that utterly destroys he
roots m the hair and leave, the place where they have brea
not only free from drormy, bat above the su'pc0h sa
1t has ever existed. To gentlemen whose whkef, grow all
over their this great discovery and To ladies' who
prone 10 ID. ind Gallons Eusiachos, many are,
DO, Of DR.. G. powder wOul,l be- worth more than 10.
weight IN gold sunday Times.
To be bad the nal Office 81 wakcrstrset, door
from Bn.adway and at ~ Broadwa 81 per bottle.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-25

RELIGION According 10 the Louisville sun
the cause OF religion has experienced a, great "A
revival in that city a. it has lately in Richmond
IA TL,, manor saw: The churches of our ely
for some ,imc pas, have been steadily and rapidly
increasing their numbers by large additions OF he
heretofore impcnitent and unrgencra'ed. nh
out the aid Of any eNirancOus menus" uncut inc
happening OF any dreiul calamiy-withou' the
Aceting excitement of impss,ioned oratory the
public mind La, been gradua ~ rousing from IT.
dangcrou. lcthargy, and turning to the eNam'na-
,i,n of interest, lar more momentous than those
with which it l. ordinarily engross'd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-25

20 The Nee Era untruly pirates of the beau
ties of Uhig Legislation, as exhibited in the loan-
TO the Cat,kill and Ithaca Railroads Those loan.
were made by Locofoco Senate and Whie
Assembly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-25
~ New CARPET store

- view carpet StOre.--1he sub. rheIs beg
rave 10 notn their ireE-, and ID. public generally
NAT th'f nav. Jusi received and resb stock Go0g
consistHg Of Carpetng, Oh Cloths Rugs, Mating Drue
ges BdiLes. Ac, with every other arucle connected y h
ue Trade winch they offer to ue public at the loNs,t
any one else but will guarantee vii low A. any one
TOR cash TrOse wishing 10 purchase Will do well 10 call
aud examine stock where they wi. ln the rl0. choice
patterns and the best Of cOlors.
WEBB NAMING
m2 lmis ~ ij2 Pearl IT. 81 CARPET Store iron, CLatt,,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-25

u D,yIsos's wEITiSe GulDt AND lssrsrcrIoS. ID
| Broadway. myi7 I'm ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-25

Tar INDIAN W.RKIORS-Ih- Interesting trbe 81 lniians
a. the New.york Museum aiirsctn. great attention.
The pubic uay re, assured that they arr real Ind as, AL
among them lsbrsied old Chief The ~ neaion, 81
snd customs Instructive and Entertaining
R-aeslber that s The last week OF the Giant and Dear
The myriad curissitss OF the eslahlshmesi- with ne
srin-,m-so IN the Lecture room. viii attract ersNde"
houses
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-25

IvPoRrAxr Decision .-OI the trial OF a woman
in England for biting off mans nose, the fore.
man Of the jury decided, that if man attempted
TO kiss wom.n against her will. she had a right
10 bite of hi. nose, if she had fancy for 80 doing
\ verdict was accordingly rendered for the de-
fot1,ut
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-25
~ Spencer. Imitation Noleskin Hat.

rhls popular article commended TO the public ~ pecu
larry desirable at e pressut time. Tor lis economy F"r
elegance and durability, complies successfully with The
most costly Hats Price - p SPENCER,
al6u Fashionable ilat:er No. .l Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-25

TThs President has recognized Mr. T. "
Ty,rcur a. Vice Consul OF Russia .or the FOR
Of Boston.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-25
~ Eemcmber ,hc Hcmo,ni Of ,hr HenI

lumpb1ne vi, Npfis anu ithIH'Ntb DHittl 10 -
fayette han, IN broadway, opposite Nbl0., at pt.es
reducrd nearly ~ per cent q. " MctRtDh, Jr
mt3 lm o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-25

In the ship Argo. which arrived at this port 81
MONDAY from Have came passenger. the wife
and daughter of Gen. Cas-. American Minister ID
France. Also. fourteen Roman Catholic Priests
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-25

IY The Jncqueric, James last novel pubisN'd 7"
two Extra numbers OF the New wori and tor sar al the
Office 81 Ann ,trset Price p. cents Copie, ruI NJ m
wrappers tor the mail for gentlemen wishing 10 s-nl tem
IN The cnnnnr. m.fl.M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-25

~ Las, Satsrday night man named MackaY
was stabbed morialy as is supposed, with Span
ish knife in a general not which took place at tue
house of an Irishman named Scott. in Chape->t
New Haven Three OF the party were commired
for examination, among them the perpetrator.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-25

surRN,Ns LozsSGEs.-wio has not heard oil The c,ids
asd coughs ured few hours by ShefnaHs 'oueu Lo
enges WIS has known ct headaches, sras1, hrss ana
pap,taon of the heart being cured IN e" minutes Nv
Shrrman', Camphor Lolenges; How many children are
now living evidences ut the wonderful eHctcy oi S'fh'
Worm Lozen,e. where all other means tailed! Sernahs
poor NJ, rs Plaster Is the article that cured Joseph hoSe
- of the rbenmat SIN that almost bent hi. double: and
sherman, Orris Toh Paste the only Dentce thatc
be depended upon tor beauyiHg ID" teeth ana sweeienn
Ito breath Dr sherman, warehouse u AT h Nas,aus.
where YOU can get the genuine. Trust none Other Dr.
sherman not responsible Tor Any diu'ls hut H' ""hi
HEY have ,inoi tie e.t Of year,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-25
p James Hair Tonic; Prom lhe sqmnsn lie


IN. j. " hz Sc time called uIOa sir T.
,on, % SuUEerse, for Dr. ia mes c.lebrat Hair Tonic
10 re-iorr ny ar which IA, hen falling Dut daily. pro-
cure one botle and applied t. according to the
dfecon. When the bottle exhausted discovered ID
surprise aud dt,,sct ,he young hair :,
starting hlncsomcy therefore purchased suoer uuul
hal Uscd hr.e bottles row, cOnpens ti1n my hair
d, iL.eA Aad ~iai surpr, ng uy bald
asoned By ,ick.e,. which ca.e ters
greater hope restoration bat was hereditary.
JAS. -. ROGERS, Methodist Minister,
April II, 1911 Mount Ii0feb, sUmmsrset CO.. y j.
Sold by the agents, A. Is. 4 ID SANDS Drugc.,t. "a
Fulton, orner CT Godstreet 100 FultOn-rcrt a. Broad.
ny, and u East Broadway. Price 81. ~ al LA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-25

~ r0f noe assortment OF char rranteh sce 50 YER
lseneui ID smother column. "A Catherne-st ~ al IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-25

FrRE.-We understand that an extensive hre oc-
CURED on Wednesday in Charestown, Kent Co,
which destroyed five houses, directly opposite the
Court.Hou.e-.uppo.e to have been the work OF
an incsndiary. lCecii (Na.) wing May IL
FIRE n BrLLERICA.--The Lowville Courier OF
the 2l., inst SAYS: I'VE learn that the print
work, belonging to VIM. Schooler, in Blerica,
were destroyed by fire about Two o'clock this
morning -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-25

SPLENDID DAY PIRFoKN,NCEs-The American Ncss
am today presents great attractions DAY persrin inee
or the accommodation OF FAMILIES AMI strangers takes place
AT three O'Clock Among the performers Master J. ID a
,oii tie giBa dancer OF oegro hrs.kioW NV hliock
be ano PLAYER, Collin. ant M. Rosas the SINGERS, and
celeste The dancer also. Animal Magncim, Niagara Fails
Ibno LADY, and the largest company ~ iudans sri
>quaw. ever collected N Tbs ciy-s tor . cents lhe
wonderful ,ip.y Gr can s~o BE- cousuies during The DAY
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-02-01
INDIANAPOLIS. FEBRUARY /. is42.
M mENLEY,s REpnRT-

b. an extra effort Sc enabled 10 Jay before
our readers this morning. the report of Mr. Henley,
Chairman Of the Committee Of Ways and Means.
Of the House Of Representative. on the state Of
the finances. The reader has here presented. AZ q
brief glance the past anl present condition % lnt-
ana with notice 81 what our future condition m ~
be should wise and prudent iezi-atou character ~
future counseI-. We are rejp.crd % hnd That
the discriminating mind of Ir. Henley has turned
the attention OF tbs public. u1t ouly nc home but
abroad. 10 one bright feature n our future history.
lie rcr>or- justly when he says thai TIE euter1Ts-
my EN- grant N.l no longer be- deferred from making
IudIlua h- home In consequence IT the ina -aifude
of orr public debt nth tie lessons Ne have learn
ed, State there can b. no d1n5t that cur future
legislators Will profit by recurrence 20 thc past
Welnvite our readers 20 careful perusal OF III
report.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-02-01

Tar EsrRAr IAw-We see that a resolution instruct
ing committee agriculture % enquire into the
peIencv Of 50 modifying toe esray law Of Jas, winter s
make IL The duty 81 the clerks # the different Counties
publish esray notices hereafter IN newspapers Of general
circulation near tie county seats; instead Of transmitting
them - the state Printer authorized IS law, has
been adopted by the House Of Representatives
We trust that the enquiry viii lead 10 repeal. There
sle.v never was a more unwi~e unjust Jaw than Tie
present Jaw upon this subject Il is unjust 20 all PARTIES
10 the county printer who has jus, claim 20 ihe Little
oino,umcn which the publication of these notices would
br.ng and stall more to the owner Of the esray who
loses an opportunity Of seeing The notice ty as Dee
ing published IN paper hundreds of miles from him, not
in gle copy OF winch "a ai probability crcu.atcs iu his
ne glborh0oJ Nr. Collins Tie mover OF ll.s resolution
said that the present law subject Of general COM
paint las section ofthe State We can assure hin and
bis co-ab1rers that IL also this part ct u-Ersas
7IHe Journal
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-02-01

j. the FIELD The Michigan City Bank. in
the person OF rs Cashier. has commenced savage
warfare upon the Iauorte County Wing Mr.. Mer
tI president OF tine state Bank, u'd 1lr. Bradley.
tie representative from Laportc county they are
FL Uh,=s! We may ai.ude 10 tue subject when
wc have more leisure than at present. Meanwhile
We adv ~ the Directors OF the VI {. Branch 70 look
ont that the Joads II their Cashier are property Sc
cutcc!
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-02-01

o. The attention of tie reader is directed 90
Dir. NoHvGLL's a0le report upon t4e ICES OF the
State AudirDr.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-02-01

Excellent ADyICE.-'' The Democratic party,
says the Richmond Enquirer. have swept every
thing 80 completely before them. TINT the great
hope If the Wings now consists IN our becoming
intoxicated from our brilliant success They re-
mind us OF the maxim. that It r. much harder 20
tear prosperity than adyersIt y--and that we Will a!
INTO folly. winch las contributed to rIin them, @;
abusing the good fortune which has Oetaien cur
selves. But let az teach them tier. they have
never been able 90 retain power partly because
their cause is bad partly because they have
won 1t by such dsgracetul means; and part
IN because they have never known now to Use
the power which they may acquire. They rush on
for measures. .ar which uot even their own allies
were prepared. They violate their own probes
sious. They clutch the spor 81 victory WITH an ln-
satiabe ayidty. Their aspiring leaders cannot
quietly wait for the possession OF high otices-but
they fan To stuf., the Qualification # their own
ambition They are hoping that we shall tall into the
same 6luuders which nave assisted TO rum them.
They are auxiou,ly waiting 70 see Us rushing INTO
excuses. abusing cur prosperity forgetting our
principles dividing certain measures, 90 distracted
by the competition of amb,uous leaders. We must
avoid al these rocks. We must cherish our tnion
fpr the sake at the Union. We must carry out our
principles; for n is the great cement 10y which ouT
party has been kept together.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-02-01

The Wings would hug no unce5n thing to their ho-
sons saws tie journal IN elaion the Bank. No they
never huege Nick Bdde and his rotten concern not even
when they nominated him the suitable man for
Secretary Of the L. = Treasury But sobcrly, does not
every Hooser know that the corrupt he State Bank
ha, become the better have the Wings loved It, and the
harder have they Rugged IT 20 their bo>oms
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-02-01

a. Poor Vance NJ last actually Kicked of h>
tripod, and the drizz,ng> of MS teapot VII, during
the coming year be suaJecte+ 20 the supervision OF
one thoroughly yerScd 10 the mysteries oi cooa-
stimerB' The thing settled al caucus call
ed for that purpose, at tine State House. on Tues
day evening, 18th INST Vance. 10 be sure, has led
for the Wings as hard hc knew how. bat the
present forlorn coud tom OF Nh'rgrrv. requires a
conscience more c1stic shan his a&d one better TT
ted for the desperate CRISIS. the result oi winch
must be neck or uotirug" for those Whp have 80
long specialized and pecula'ed NJ the peoples eX-
pense. After warming mp his hard CIDER disc ple-
T. the proper degree. bv long TRAD 90 the gold
spoon order, Senator Parker hauled ont fson his
brooches pocket. sub-cr atipu ptper fr thr Jour
nal. t. which hs own AND TWO other utuc, were at-
tacled. guaranteeing - take 90 copies ot that
PRINT under tine new editorial arrraugrmrnf. and
remuncraie themselves by tcorbinS ttca ~ upon
their constituents at home; and be called l3uIiy
upon al true " hlgs % come and d. likewise. We
only stopped long enough % h'ar Mr. Towns
end. We think. say he wou.d take one, when we PHi.
Whether those persons vino su5,cr bed ior 30 and
- apiece. did 50 tor the purpose 81 PecDliirg n
well political speculation, We have bot learnt
bat presume for both.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-02-01

Wmz.-The Governor reioed bin lest wecS
and 1t supposed by some that Vance has gone OH
in FUR as moth ng has been heard from him
~ late.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-02-01


loses al opportunity Of seeing The notice ty rs c
ing published IN paper hundreds of miles from him.
in gle copy OF which IA a probability c.rcu,acs iu hs
ne ghboh0oJ. Nr. Collins, the mover OF Gs resolution
said that the present law was subject OF general com
paint hts section Of the State We can assure an aud
hiS co-ab5rers that also this part ct it-Er.as
rlHe Journal
Dir. Ponsetl's standing army 0hough certa.n'y
not Judicious scheme Tor the Islsl was one o.
the great humbugs OF the late Presdental canvass
Mr.. Spencer, the new Secretary Of War BOW re-
commends a large addition % the army, bar We
hear no shout of alarm start of terror ir n
those patriotic gentlemen who seemed, while the
phiosOphic an Buren, was IN oihce, - apprehend
for their poor country the evils ct M iitary des''-
tism. II would be quite dramatic 70 sec some Zip
Van Wnk.e Of q wing, not yet awakened By the
late popular elections. rouse up. rub his eyes
shake off his apathy, and run from bis ghost o.
" The Standing Army ."-.Naiche> Tree Trader
To the resolutc stand taken BIZ the democrats, In
the several States, is this evidence OF returning
reason among Bankers To be attributed. Bgt 1t D.
assuming little too much that they sI1l be- al
! lowed 10 set their own day, and that the people
must wait their motion. Three years and upwards
have already been granted them-li they are not
prepared n all that time, there Is prospect that
they ever Will be. The people OF this state. we
are confident will not tolerate a longer suspension.
80 far as the Banks Of this State are concerned DO
Tins generous move for resumption next August.
Ithev will hardly be INDUCED ~ fixing u all their
own way. Long before that time they must re.
sumo or 90 into hqudaton--Cia. Ing.
CoxvIc7rD \ fellow named Lewis Camp
bell has been tried and convicted at Boston. for an
assault upon George Morey, Esq, with intent 70 rob
hm The assault was committed by throwing a
contrivance called smother bag. " over the
head ofMr Morey, one night as he was passing the
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-02-01
CONGRESS-.

Tie Wings have ct length commenced the ~ork
IF Reform Ia earnest, by repeating their own ac.s ."
the Extra Session. Ga the 18th the bill repeating
the bankrupt Law passed the House Of Represent
lives by a vote Of yeas l26 nays 9i-a majority Of
p Every proposition iar amendment instead Of
peal was voted down. We can conceive out one
reason for this singular aud nasty movement, ana
that ,hat AIr. Clay, from considerations personal
- himself, has so ordered it, lie kEoWs ne can
not reach the Presidency except upon the oleR o
some hobby he knows aiso 10y experience t'a1 a
Bank bobby Is not strong enough 20 carry hm there
and therefore he sees tie necessity OF repeating the
Bankrupt Law, so that he may have 1t TO mount
hereafter
In tie Senate, numerous memorials were present
I'd concerning the bankrupt Las, winch were REFER
red 10 the Judiciary committee. Mr.. Clay reso.u-
ions agaiust tie Constitution. were by h's request
made Tie order Of the day for Monday tue @4th'
CoxcHrss-On Tuesday. Jan. IS. Mr. Morehead o.;
Ky stated that having been instructed by the Leg stature
81 his State 10 vote for repeal Ct The Bankrupt Jaw ne
should oiev the instructions and accordingly ne
supposed that Mr. Clay, being great Statesman
would lie bound 10 obey the Instructions Norehead
,oadyisn the premises most disgusting; most i0a'h
some.
It is doub fu what course Clay will take. The Index
thinks be will There appears now TO be no uoo'
that the Bankrupt Law will he repealed and the act lot
repeal he sanctioned by Captain Tyler
+ Mr.. y AZ BUKEN.-lh Albany Argus cohcuUts
4 beautifully written article he1ded q" Mr.. AN bu-
rem in MISUNDERSTANDING he residence avoca-
tons &c with the following paragraph 80
" Whether Mr. Van Buren, be again candidate
f,r the popular suffrage OF remain in prvite Ihe-
ike Autaus be Will derive strength from he fall
lie viii stand stronger and gier IA th" judgment
Of his perrs-the American peopie-and on the re-
cords Of yostertes, than H. compl ant or yieidng
hc had giveuup 60 policy or the hope az personal ad
vantage the we'll balanced and deeply -rer"ve-
Opinions aud positions. adherence TO winch II Is
believed deprived him o. station and power. \ re-
turn 10 public life 10 Gilt adj much :" iils care ou'
could add nothing 70 h- fame. That IS lmpel>ha
bic Every day Wll add lis tribute to strengthen
and mature IT. SHOULD tho American democrac,
choose to yndicate them-elye, and ;heir homes
opinions aud the only principles on winch ths %
any other free government can be securely acmns
tered from the pr1ach of DOUBT or oeseriioa oI
their pur-or. desiring IA recall u The public ser
wee that profound clyil wisdom, winch the worl'
accord. 10 Nr. Van Furen. and winch his opponents
during his administration. conceded ~ one "i tA
most gual instances oi tie be-towment OF al. p'we
and observation-disclosures his return 10 the Chet u q
g,srracy Tor a second aud final period PERSONAL
he can have no wish IN the matter-uone certain.
that Is not su5scryient 10 the popular W.. and L.
public welfare.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-02-01

JUsrGcr To CEN. JAcAsoN.-The Ono States
man says that resolution has been introduced INTO
me House ct Representatives, OF ONO, lnstructlng
the Senators and requesting the Representatives n
Congress. from that state, 20 vote Tor the passage
ola law nav,ng Gen. jackson the $1,000 hne i'm
posed upon hju for his defence of New Orleans.
\ spirited debate occurred, and the resolution pass
ed by a party vote.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-02-01
INDIANA OFFICERS GUIDE
- L.lR.m.RN. .MINI.IL.

~ - ~ h.Ht>ffN .i.f-f I'll.
YENII @ aui arc0Hd tlHns of M work and fr
ul.-..l- continued fse SAINT af have
o-r ,tar uhac HrH- tuaed ani D.
attei much tmunt al erain- itt
l- fnf. considerable amount f ner iit
n olH'i 1ui 200 addfHn off nr "hf hundred
new lfrniuc,i. concise trtsfl
anI pfa- lt- been pr'lei nod iuindi fea
rirl l~fi.-- almost dtF called Hplu Do de-
nf a winch ailse ulnn Obese SEE ef Hls,
t r
t.t.. D. F, t.- f.a4r r % S.
TIe ui-r. insurance lint his wck ia7
~ s,.r.f lnI ft.t un il'sr ~
si ilrltr- ffn-rs hafr BEEN nisde in iic
-f--u.- DIST cilon- and - f tief come
si.a lice - EOS ros lal.HIg uifodDc
rlI frHr.r Intrfr
f--s tt. sr ofr tai1er proper md
gal d, Ir-, itfs thr farmer mechanic and Dee
--- . l iI. tr. transactions business arIi,IuE Deeds,
tI.fa4aaz I..la I Chicks. h.-. Sc THE work
lI -fnr Stale nn' bound n neat
,.f.rlr. fttsur..fI- t llaeflIia I.i-fr-
I putr CASTS m eNf ufitH aNn fffF rFNls if q
r.frr.t Af-l-s1si- drl uaf- ttf r ll-t ff
NH. Stacy 81 CO.. indianapolis.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-02-01

o-~At the vhig powpow or Tuesday evening we earn
from our reporter lhai frequently alluded to. d.
rectly or indirectly. tie sual zghs song This ooa-
necsd VITA TIC ohjcct Il The meeting, nigh praise
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-02-01

Grand .HtemDf 10 Keet the Indiana Jau~ai rs
Lrgs-BcaUt.f4i and ehosfe language ri Rhis ora
fers-hore Coon skins and Feaerai ti.ryer Sung.
Our special reporter who occupied a commanding stu
The WING meeting Tues lay evening. has lot
been able write his iu Vet. should
we be able Just this time. 10 do Justice 10 the parties
concerned. Ve NAV hereafter pubiI>h them In full, not
forgetting the elegant Illusions OF Senator Parker 10
TAN Darfs of a man. who - holorcd 10y his OPP
position than he would be ty his friendship.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-02-01

Gen. Games. of jhs Army. is now AZ Washing
ton, having absented himself from hls post without
leave. As he is supposed q be somewha. crack
ed in the upper story, The President ha- ordered a
general leave of absence" % b. granted him.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-02-01
EXTRA STATE SENTINEL"

Tl..r,,.. ,..l ...,,s ,..,,.o t,, means Of
even Mn. ,o.,.,, nm, state VII, Is as much.
r. ~, ...,..,.1.a r,.,,,o,,. .,l bo,s-, sd
,..-,-.... -, min. arr. a.. t.e richest. Its
p,,.., ..l.1,r
-, =, -. a,.,.,v
- -, rr;., Ito ,.,. IF ,b. resent
1.,.-l.,- .,,,,.i ,l. disclosures +, relation
to our financial attars made before Tue Legislative
Committees of lnrestga'ion-'nd' It possible to /
bring about an honest reformation IA every depart
menr NJ the State Government
I..tl ..,...,,,..,.t,. concise Information
10 fe''o" 10 s'"e''i P''''.cs' '"' 1'0'S' '''o
ton OF Froteoire I'r'U' WH'cn is M" Oes inning
a. BE- agitatcd an over the country, by secret un
der.,,udipr afnonp the Whg Politicians, for the
1,,.oi, - H. o., I, viii c,,as, TAXATION Of
.,..-... ..i,;.t
all sorts whether 70 '"e S"Aie o. "'.-
taxes Tie poor as much as the fc" OF tia % VI
tonal Bank winch plumbers the masses for the bene
Il, of the few heartlesS spectators who may obtain
.....t...4 .b.r. .,,,,l. c,,,,o.a any system
10 'o''''' 80 ..'....-...., H., ~ ,o-
which, J." any ""!' 81 - any '','''''''
direct, takes from the pockets OF the People or 'ie
labor or Of the country more than is barely
sufficient % maintain TIC ordinary and necessary eX
-t . i.;-. -.. ian. ~ ....tl,. .t- .rs
A., ..-.I,.,...l ma
ne hA''o vi" ''' W
mere eiec'"neerlng engine Tor ths purpose % PUT
ting certain men oIt 81 oii;es and putting certain
others INTO their llaces. il wjll acvoratc uo
-, +. believed the his, inter.
ests OF '''e Ieo'''7 ''P'.'7 ''' ~ 90
i"cnica'e such Just pr"e.r''s 81 P''I'''' '"oiy
n VIII De- 81 p'nHtacnt beneH' 10 the fe'ple' anu
- ,i.,.,,.t. ,...-b,,..s, Observance, and
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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-02-01

Rfchsrd VI johnson has been Nominated ;oT ID,
next Presidency, by the Democratic ConventoI
which assembled at Frlnkfor', a., 90 TIE -tA o
January.