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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-19
COAL. COAL! COAL!

COAL! COAL, COAL!
THE WORKING MANS COAL YARD
having been removed is permanently located the
we'll known stlad corner OF Greenwich and Christophsrsss.
reeve ies from thsir coees owned y henssIvss the
choicest quality Peseh Orchard Red Ash Coal which they
The business If the Yard will be conducted BY the subsr
eers and they solicit the patronage of the public THAR old
customers and friends. Coal BY the cargo.
through the Post Office will
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-19

POARL-S2 per week, at the S;anha,fsn uo,,s.
~ for youths friendly u Tsmpetsaes who here are sssoe
merchants artists SC. 6S Dusne-strre, near
the Park. WV IL s''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-19

~ and fresh broken and egg s. 90 per ton FROM the @
Of King and Greenw ch streets Consumers may rely
getting the best Peach Orchard Red Ash Coal well screen
ed in the yard and delivered The above prices for cash.
reduction OF q per will be given 4 taken direct from
tba boats au7 ON PETER CLINTON.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-19

DENJAMIN HARDINGE, who lectured IN the
DApoo 70 the entire satisfaction of his audience the
Origin and Process Of the Art OF srseSh Pyeh9saFhy Ste
recognizing Ideas Embodiment OF Thought, &c &c has
taken rooms At the Park Place House. where he viii teach Ste
reograrhy Anemonical Ep,9m- and warrant his pupils nGh
out hesitation II only by the recent improvements OF Nh
H. thar this long sought 9eGerdm can be easily accom-
pliSted.
Fer reference Of the first class in Erudition and
whose from the spontaneous results oil practical
.ynrrimenr see circulars. aul2 I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-19

WHO WILL BE BALD OR GREY-HEAD-
w ED when for the low price OF three shilllngs spe
did head of hair can Iad Reader this putting Head
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-19

0I-Is on UesatSh tost WI Ietttte PI0hr. eltrntIon
DEACH ORCHARD RED ASH COAL from
the well known Salem VEN OF all Sizes screened and de-
vered from the boat yard below the market prices Ly
ersol 5-Lehieh. size 81 So No second quality CT
Coai-No AGsss. All Coal weighed BY City Weigher.
Csrsos sent up the North and East Rivers reduce
Yard 50i Washington St near Spring.
au2 6m GUERNSEY & co
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-19

NTOTlCE-The Copartnership heretofore exist
ing between Francis J. Whtsey and Geo w Jenkins IS
this day dissolved by mutual The business will be
continued the old stand No John under the firm Of
PHILBIN & JENKINS.-New-Yo rk, August st, 1913
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-19

w ny MI l E.tTI, - supplied grains at
bes, cooks hOusemaids aud other 10 WIZ sr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-19

NOTHING will dress the Human Hair so beau
tifuy three Ili3E bottle Of Jones' Coral Hair
Restorative. Il gives the htir such delicious. soft dark
silky feeling and appearance aud will dry it like other
PREPARATIONS but kees in order fo days iosee by one
Sold by ONES, the sign %! the American Eagle, 50
Ca,aln-steet " i39 Fulton-steet Brook ais I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-19

Pine 50, tiird story Ope. from 10 10 ~ N and from To
/ F. NJ Iaforrnation ceeriay given. The Con>titnii2h
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-19

BRUSHES CHEAP FOR CASH-The subscrl-
ID Der has on hand good of Brushes which h
his friends and couEtry merchants and etHii csloe
ers FOR inspection. JAS. T. BARNES PCS PeaEl street
Likewise his store the great Match depo y NJ aha Conrs
patent friction Matches the cheapest and be; III the void
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-19

C00 CASKS OF LIME, of good quality; $50
OUU casks of North River Lime.
l2O barrels OF good Hydraulic Cement.
100 hhls. of unsIacked Lime, for manure.
Any par; of viii be sold exchanged for groceries, dry
goods eker5, hardware. holiow-wae ssrnts.
Of The Tribune Hu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-19

I ME, LlME-Wanted in exchange for 1000
Lbarrels North River Lime and Cement, Groceries or Dry
the above articles exchange for property of any kind
D. Hoyt, corner of Madison and James sts. Rllo tt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-19

State of Ner. York. Kings County, S..
John Jackson with whom am personally acquainted, APP
eared before this 5h day OF May sis and being by me
duly swo says that all he has stated above substantially
and correct every particular. Subscribed and sworn
before me- this 9Th dav Of May, 1913
NATHANIEL PARISH Justice Of the Peace
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-19

Conner Laiyh aud Washington sts.
Orders BY Despatch Post will pr0p. attention AZ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-19

4 MclLROY, Dentist, 40 Broome. street, ID
Jnor ,y.s, from Broadway Strangers referred emf
nc city physicians, and seGensn oil the highest STAND
ing AZ m. puipit the press, and the bar. aull IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-19

CGG0BARRELS OF LINE, of the best quail
COOUity, viii he delivered for. part Off, durhs
the coming s.asan and good city bonds and mortgages
ceived in payment Address Lime" Tribune Office o. ~
HYDRAULIC LlME-OrGcrs left at J. D. Mil
les Dry Goods Store t2 Broadway will receive prompt
attention, Price 5 per cask OF 3lI lbs.
orr ADIJAH SMITH IN, only manufacturer.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-07-04

That Is what some wings call the TarIf law. Ia one
it is Poor Mans Law that j. it ,a,e- he yoor
high. and the rich h.g thus rry rsi,e the or.
DIR things established by abstract and eternal Justice
Ii ,h,t law should sie.k plain language tie MUS
tee iucs, instead Of legal qubhnss would real as
f,ows:
DE enacted - Congress. that coarse cotton gods
hy tae poor there shall Toe nnpn-e duties on.
Ltp4rei per crnf-aud fine for TIA. rich bur
fify per o, common fllnne's for The poor one
huaarcl per cent and fnr flannel, FIR the rich farm
per ceat. o. bazr. and bookings FIR the poor mems
jackets ka did per ceHt-on fine hro,droth t.,
rch 10 ~ per cent o. salt, and common brown
sugar. Tor poor, eighty ier hoes. sc,t.es
spades an sick III n, per ren'.on pearls and gems
seven pr cenr.-on watches and diamonds Sc ca and
half per ce"i.
BE ed further ,ha, f,r the purpose Of oncou.
raging arinsts who ool there sh, lie fe per cent
allowed 10 's9rkiHg ,meIs wool and hirig pr cent for
gs4i'emsu farmers wool.
DE enacted further. that dye woods aud Other dive
siufl. lbs cotb-maker- shall in duty free-iui
mshossv usd by furniture makers, ha be taxed fifteen
per cent.
Odiaus a. this seems u every nan who reads it il is
tn literal AMI pi translation OF Of the DIVISIONS
# tic new Ia II
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-07-04

VIA, have tie Wing. done since they came Int.
power
They harc created National Dcbt Of about THIRTY
hiLLIoNS
They have made BANKRUPT Tie nation
They have Dl>hONOBED the country. and brought
RUN, SHAME, aud DiSGR ACE upon their party.
They ha, KILLED one President aud endea, or,d to
make another POIITiC ALLY INFAMOUS
They have quauellcd among themselves and made
their party The LAUGHING STOCK Of the whole
country.
They haze been MEME. MEME. TEKEL UPHAR.
SlN-wesh'd ia The balance aud found wanting
What have they not done
They have secured To- the laborng man TWO
DOLLARS \ DAY AND ROAST BEEF
They have not raised the WAGES or LABOR
They have REGULATED THE EXCHANGES
Out they have become uniform "a spite ct thcm)
The, have established "A SOUND CURRENCY
(But II Is gow'ng souudcr IN spite of ih,m)
They have not gwen Tie BETTER TIMES
They have not raised the price Of the FARMERS
PRODUCE
They have relieved The DISTRESS OF TIE
PEOPLE
THEY HAVE NOT FULFILLED SINGLE PRO
MISE MADE TO THE PEOPLE BEFORE TIE
LAST PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-07-04
W IA" t,-c = :, --1ElI@rc's i Buck in g.,c
E.ic,k

The mail continues to bring onuuciaofs of Il hig-
gery and that all GLASSES those who have stood
prominent in the federal ranks well as tie decor, %
f'r'n0r 7ni mechanic. Tho R.lrigh y e. ecgi.'er
Publishes letter from the Hon \ Renrher $40 b.,
been prominent loader in the Federal Wing rlk- ga
winch Dec rcnonnre- al aegancr Tie Wing pas', aI
their measures. account Of thor fuihl,s-ne~s ez-
ra'aginre AID nonpet. nry Tie f,liew.ng ia cx-
tract from The letter
= did not srpari'e from the Wing party m4iil after
they into e.ter and adapted =, stem ~ n.e-,,r,
u Wi.g ti~l-iIre- i-h briese ~ DO c,0ff .rIh
s9gnd porJ aud az rar nfh The repD5'icaD grlao5ls
mad tiA.F, hci a'i "ht-i expect 90 carr. wih lue
through 49, .For htce tiny. ,pHi.n cfsr ~ oat
tbose s9nfarg meas0res " HtEEF>cHufsr aui ntlanu
which ihes 80 f'ndl, promised suffering people 90 ihe
campaign e -il aud wii.iaui which D. 81 hull. in-
porianre Co i'e people c party the robe.
oi oiiirc NJ parry. whether Wing Democrat. d.
Serves iheir continued support. wh . when power
shall s.riuh 'rnn TIM great and >elfdcnying truth
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-07-04


We cop. the following notice Of Governor BlcerRs
speeches. from that excellent paper The New York Eve
mug Post OF june Il II Viii show hc light
which ihe dishonest and dcicsLlc policy ad,ocai,d by
Go Bigger. regarded T., She honest ,zcn, Of other
States II always struck ,omew hat surprising at
men could advocate The docinr of cheating c honest
unindchicd citizens Of other States cot tie money
with which To pay foreign creditors; tor seemed
~. thar II we were determined s,,indlc any body We
should prefer 10 >wndlc foreigners. INSTEAD of our fellow
czc~ Of other States had no share ~ an in lead
ing "N INTO oar present difficulties. Bur listen the
Post:
There Is aiwa,s good understanding. IA pccuniary
matters. hctwern thieves and iho>e who harhor them
The ie"nS who open door, b, night. such silent
dAiert and ,ea Our sPns, arc no doubt particular 10
pay ttlr tavern bills II ans Of incr hosts i,r worthy
hosts. WHO furnish thc pact> 81 nj
and minister az their lnnquriS were hin that be- feared
They enicrlancd lhc idea of "rcpudniion the, would
bcc"mc ma2nillceu, indignant AT the oi,ncc ihcir
honor " Lei us get ilc money. and pay oft the fellow
i9imodlaelN. they would say wil, voice. Wbcse
till shall we rob tonight -
Governor Bigger Of Indiana. has been making
speech much after il- model. N Richmond hl~ State.
The G"Nernor according lie report of h> friends. The
Nlis journalists broke into iii OF sublime anger tic
very idea Of rcPpdaii"n. e. Let The world
OF Gus honesty, said be, by paving lhe dcbl Of Indiana
Let take the money from The Of The lniicd
STATES We give the Substance OF Governor Biggcrs
address a. We hnd 1t M the newspapers
Governor Bigger indignant ana eloqaett lar-ia-c
ie o'n ed the i' OF 'e IA 'n a. n"Vo tag the chr
of diana; nj every e-cn however deep h mud
may he imbned with Tie principles + locoioc,i>m must
have nied ihc elevated nj homo ate lt>Iin be
pied II re- ID L the fame of The over whh be- Pr
side. Governor ger -ai hc dl not atm Ute 10 AR
Nhitcori. tae disgrace t,ii- .'pulafor hc
tscN unhle say what 81 w pi>ri IA, on ~ NJ
10 iai sa jet " IN ., naw + p ace l,liaaA
ilan ANY tacr >l5cc liner Site debt; ac,c a. "
tai >ti asia aVaii ., 40 AID po-iiv IS c.l.cl -
define hi, p.lu"a Obi. time aul ua.i liter he el s,n
ns'd L Ma Bisst ,iatc, the D. ni,a i'''et cine
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-07-04
W Il al. s.f<.,

Ca'eh D. smith lard perhaps other ons 10 the
>ame) declares tn; the Assumption u he Sat hy the
General Government IS not wig n.essurr. GOV Big
ger j. little too Shy 70 commit h,e Tut set De give.
hne views o. It. and goes uni -,anins 'Ae people to
hnd GU whether ,heY Ike not aud thea be iiend,
10 be with tie D.isay f,sabi-. lie votes
that's AL. Bat "a. CONS ID dlIl' @ enl-4yor 10
escape from III, IF Of al.or.'ns n ea nd
rascal ASSURE wish . keep It pnn,i their fore
heads The o'.e vii a., support "a ID measure when
they ani,fstaIn, lattae Wings n Yughi II would
be good enough hobby 70 rlc INTO lower again The
+ Wayne Times aanfiiy acknowledges tie corn thus
Mr. Tgsr seems 10 BE- wonderfully troubled 4bou, tie
views f tie Wig party feit " 10 he STATE To
the gentleman rase rP'n this pom, aud oppor-
tuny 81 adylnlug hi> oAn biz tart. ia. a-uf.. ~,
tins import topic sug thar ftc sflbuf,a =
ht PnoDe 'ands. or ~ Ja''s'ns a. II rrhef 10 ne
States. Gge D. g~a ray atrscei 5y he Uh.y brs,~s
and eanAdafs a. tbs Stass l. this plain language NJ
IisaF-a'c YOU new wiling 70 give Us your views
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-07-04
v'HsrCoSlB tNO ..7.EGlsT.
and he other candidates 81 the Dcnpcra,ic parry.


The Indianapolis Junio have published a Circular To
the Meihodls IN this State which in reality l. only ask
ing them 10 vote for Coon Wigs. 1t signed h, Noah
Noble, Geo " supp. 4 Barnett, and others. You
are " too late BY half Mes>rs. The enlightened people
u that church not 10 be- usu,d their faces BY the
highest dguiiary in the State then do the bidding
men. one of whom. at least. ha. been refused admission
even on probation, into that church his hypocrca
object WAS Palp,bic NJ, no: gcntcmcn your objects
are we'll understooJ-yoar of avaiyour TIT
'fIces YOU must give up Your past doinss he
brought 10 lisht-your hiseS aus, come off,
S.-Cant the JUNO think Of some other interest to
appeal to- Have they not raised morcy enough 10 i'm
port a icw pipclaycrs'
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-07-04
Cenca-,I wa ..imvtom-s I..:.. Vac.

Every incideni The , Washington Is f,li Of it-
iere't The following interesting crcumsan,. Is related
by correspond nj Of 90, Charleston Courier
was present. si,s iiis corre,I,nd,ti . when &C.,
Washington gave his toe r. was i The .,,r,,. =,
l'.e' 90 The town 81 Alexandra. lie died i. IN, "a
Dc ei"bcr following The court house 81 IaraA county
Wa ''" ".'f Zoe market house aud in.disi., front
ihs ""d>bt iaNein tie entrance sight fight Of
cfd/t Step "n ihe outside The cccir5n ,,a. trsor
is several thousands - .8tff hons.
aud nn'daie neghbuuig >ir,eis-dnd 1 ~, .fsud,,,
"n 'ad-lt step. when tlc iaer 81 his c,tfr, d,,
up aud nan!ediai'ly aFHoach.d Tie oouri lo,-. .,.
aud whrn WITHIN yard them s,,. ,,,i,,' -
-" good looking men from different directions certainly
"f''ui the least concert sPrins simultaneously aud
Place iler','N,, 20 po-on~ To- uphold aud ,uri.f ,l
steps should they liii tie Generals ascent ~ ,,,
gas immediately I'll his h. and IN iisf ,,..,,, 49,,
81 the court house with hm-f0lowed M a.. 81
ihr'agh d,i>e crowd 10 Tie po!i,-hrard hr,, .,.,
'ufnrd with hin 10 The Iis' ard h, aid i,t,
rieefed boy more than two ihou-and persons ~ i, ,
ms faffiso-and saN lii, departure There were t,e,r
"a candidate 90 t' bench sitting aud i. t...,l
"Hpr"a'Htd iri- - "r'ee 90 bod, aud bowed .,,l
in@ls aud The s.liiou having been retfrn. ,,,, a.,
full, ihe Grn.ral ininiriat.l, cat Li- ..,.. -,
r'si>'rs 81 ihe poIi, when Colonel Den.al. ,i,,l -
w. ,',d 80 VII G'nefal. how DO you vote. ~.
General looked ~ The candidates. and saul t.n,l,
! N"ie f"r ia'1ssres not for o,ca aud o. tt,,.d ., ~
f''"rd'ns 'ab'. aui'ily pronounced hi- ,o. .,y n
entered made a graceful bon. and r.ir.d
"""' say ihe h"'si"fs, VIII they follow the esamui
- ven" washington, VIII they naufall, walk o., 10
The polls aud - mauflly deposit. rher vote for man
- - -'''''~' ~ parry uahiiiiei--regafd-
- 81 "e ~n's or Browns "i purse proud ari>,ocrae.
WI" They not be- tree Or viii the, suffer iieu..l,
forever To- toe raed. - be- down-irodd.n and mad. ,
D'is's 81 burden hy iie CLIQUE al lndianapol. sn,
I" preserve Their i-sicn power that the. ma, add a.
nara earnings # The people 10 Their alfead, urn,l,
wealth tor aii inius, iin.. We dare an.v,., g. 81,
. " vii be ire, These vampires have fi,,.n.s on 49,
long enough Tie power that suulak.. them can man.
them Il bat change aud # -. are ,,-,,,-,., -.
-" oH''se again We viii follow tie p..c.,i q, ,,
'"un'f : la'herwe viii vote Tor nueos..e,s am, , r,
~" "," We venture 10 predict VAL be the result, ia
August 80 mote It be
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-07-04

The money raised by The Indianapolis Jun;o ; to
lie idle IL intended he used carry the election in
favor o; the present oic, hudrrs our trends
IN the river counties and in Tie nou-n short ererg
"heTe where there i chance of importing be
on the lockout. This IS idle warning We believe
viii be done # rot prover, watched Keep an " on
them II You find one solitary imported voter. don't let
him escape, secure him Bat pre-, enion Is better than
Keep the polls guarded and don't Let tic Hhig in
sPsefors hare charge 81 Ike baiiof Tor after night
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-07-04

iha' LIN B' eieg inc coon en- I'D 'tcff L. Goeenor.
ai Ttomlen, te CON oanlilste ior Representative
to Con-r. l0h Ditret cgotrd 10 the last Logs
azure. ta.t-
NefteT hoa n1fl system = schools should ias.
rot "a saci e4 We TIE proceed Of tie % Tire
'sa1iaiss Of tae W,b,. J Eue canl land. el1 u he
Tipaeciaoc river ne usersi~aea eosa .fy re ran n
HseR Is1ora1rs p orrPlea ne Ltl a int ~
CURSE Of BLINDNESS al DEAFNESS should fan
,gsa o.,r PrPe'
Iloa . ] n.aal PFC .sl--t
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-07-04
L. distilled Hclnncss.

VIM IL Brnmhcld. IN Independent Wing Candidate
'n" no cannot be led b, The by the Indianapolis
Junio. had bis name announced IN The Journal. aud
nave IA" doubt paid. intends pay TOR The jour
nal win It's characteristic and for the purpose
{" securing votes 70 the Juntcs candidates Todd Hams
and Sutherland has the ent and lct
0"' hr- d name II any thing than this can
be found. show Us, and take our hat
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-07-04
Irscrmcn OF IMGiau1.

u You are IN iaV OF placing IN power tie party which
has hsnkupied and reacd Il b. tue interest
which cannot be and Tor Bigger Bradley aal " AZ
lace
II you in favor Of hnvag ,hlt deb, increased vo,e
fr Bigger. Bradley and Wallace
If you are IN favor OF keep in Off for
fr Bigger. Bradley AID Waa'c.
II you in favor Of ha,,n, the oniceiollcr1 inter-
fere with elections far Bigger. Bradley and Wall ace
II You in favor of having large Of MONEY used
10 carry elections. for BirgrrBrades aud Wallace
EBii, Ercen,n OF Indiana.
II you in favor Of economical admins raiion
the sfnrs of State, for Whcomb and Blight AMI tie
Democratic csudidate-
II YOU are in favor eli reducing tc expenditures by
hri ging lh-m ~iLin proper i'm +, We for wh,co.nb
and Bish and the peino,r.ii, candidates.
II You n favor q .;at taxes vote for Wh,comb
ard Blight
II YOU opposed High raA,ii n direct or indirect
tor hiicomb anI Bright.
If you are opposed to beng poverty ridden aud tax
hidden. vote fr Whcon5 and Bsh..
ii you ia favor OF having Governor AID Lieut.
Governor who will aenl 10 their business, vote i.r
Whicomb and Bright.
If you are in favor Of ing ruled by clique I,da.
uaIolis. whn The ~ hy giving a ia, jh. and
Of high taxes, high sa'acs. life olcts official n'ercr-
election purP"ses. Tor Bigger AID Bradley ard The
other federal candIae' But Il YOU are opposed 10 these
things You Owe II to yurcsc, your posleriiy, to
your courtfy, to vote for
VHIrGoslB tNO ,,7sEslsT,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-07-04

iha. at cor was papers attack aud SANDER the
Dsmossauc Candidates instead defending their own
Sueh Is not The case with the Democratic papers VII,
Cont 'i-s I'll ~ VII" Bigger snd Bradley has done thai
they should receive the support Of the peoplel
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-07-04
TO &. G. Nave. Isn.

"eh're'y tender Won wears subscription q
me la" sentinel f'r certified copy Jun,o's be-
S"'S paper Which yau have been circulating t. ,oec,
nors i"f he purpose IT carrying ,he el,cion m f,.o,
Of lie Wing UNDERSTANDING you have been offered only
one dollar. sc e'ns"'ef ours uhing H. should Won -
'"se the -ef please name Your through the In
A'A Respectfully. Tar Entron>
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-07-04
We. m,.o7.er Con breed c-,,.

G. ID. .aon Esq. the regular Convention nominee of
he wing patty Geeucasie. for the Legislature Ia
hlck,d out "Circum.ianccs whieh he had no con
troll" Influenced him Right. Mr. Herod. W. are glad
u id few wings who faii these circumstances ANY
attempt control the of the peope aNays sooner
nr later. its ward their hands Yet after all
is aul open acSnoN leg meui,- tia, they expect de-
feat tie IndianaPol junic moving heaven and earth
% sustain themselves in this corruption. Remember the
Treasures letter Look about YOU. and you don
perceive their marks while their fingers invisible
Money. where obtained. the People cannot know while
'hsy control the Gesnes of the Stae i freely u-eI
faschaods Of rg character resored for tic pu-
pose Il hopdwinknc the people. The result i. appreci-
ais ~ the lunio. we'll by the Withdrawing cand
Jllcs hut they h4vv the honesty acknowledge it,
The day will come and it far distant when the
PEOPLE vii Re herd.
we have It i5n Of best reporters Gov BIZ.
seI acSnow I'D The Junio 'ans secretary a. - ok
Wig calls hi. that '.lhngS boxed very >quay IN he
coun,Iy ans nat le rasa hs h,d become indicate
The rep rt1r thinks that neither OF the gencmeu will deny
The correctness Of his Ts7s.' it is literally reported
SIT, Eq
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-07-04

II Is believed iha. The Democrats will carry Indiana in
August next by a large orny.-Nas.ri!e JIni'a
Such certainly the signs Of the times Ii we a, NOT
obtain change this year may expect and
may vel hail the Indianapolis Janto as a permanent,
oigarch.. IL. We s..i. sea, ,asn, anl uc mist1As
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oircrii0n.

H. communication from Poverty V4lr." error &C.
'ured winch Is important. Instead Of page "Gsl' Of the
Journal Il 'hc Hou.e of R-pr-cni,ve- where the
report alluded TO 10 be found il should have been
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- lao shall ssI,.c!

The People IN their sn cspscily the Indian
sPols Junio and iicehojer with th,ir fat salaries aud
,nnney power LIT eve'y FREENEN answer at the
potts la Ae.aS.
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Tiie Eth of July.

We anticipate cur publication one day 70 give
rIoyees leisure to celebrate tie Glorious ih. AMI also u Do
tie s'e ur.e'es The consequent hurry. increased ~
uurt '''o -. has induced 3, lay icH article.
a Hfsk
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kscnecplCr

That Gov Bigger promised 10 serve bu, one term
AID remember that ias,.ac Of s,sain. a, duties
GSsSUo'. TO wss aired b, To Legislature At IN eapers,
&c sore thousands Of tcli-u to rsvise he laws
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Governor lss. ger.

Why does Gov B'Ss-r advocate National Bank in
one Psce AL rspHdase il ia Others l. it TO suit tie
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