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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-06-08
FEMALE MEnICINE

Dr. Townsends sarsapaa sovereign and speedy for In
cpen Consumption Baenness, Proasus Uer Falling of the
Womb, COstveness Piles LeucOhea Whites, obscled or
difficult Mensruaion Inconnence of Urine nvou ny discharge
thereof aud for the general pfostOn Of th sysemno matter
whether the result OF inherent produced by egu
sry illness accident Nothing be surprising than its nyg
Grating effects the human Per all and lass
tude om taking robust and full under
It's Influence ddaey the OF the
female frame which the great Of BaITenness IL viii no, be
expected of delicate exhibit certificates
Of performed but the afflicted that hundreds OF
have been reported Thousands II where families
have without Children after using bottles OF this invalid
BILE medicine have been blessed with fine healthy offspring
TO MOTHERS AND MARRIED LADIES.
This Extract Of has been expressly prepared IN rete
female complaints No female who has suppose
approaching that critical period, The Of % should neglect
TO take preventive for the numerous and h0r
ble diseases which females subject az this time OF e This
period delayed for this medicine Nor
less valuable for those who approaching as
calculated qukenng the blood and nvigoang
the system Indeed medicine invaluable for all the delicate
diseases which sutIsc
system, permanently the natural
removing the impurities the body not far stimulating
xaton, which the OF medicines
female weakness and disease BY using few bottles OF
,s edee and painful surgical operations may
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-06-08
NOTICE

hereby given that the undersigned has taken letters Of ad
Nicholas SELL late of
county Indiana deceased All indebted to the said
make immediate and those having
the notified to present them duly authe1
cated for settlement The supposed 10 be solvent
Nav l. NJ. r..
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-06-08
Statcso OF Indiana. Hamilton county, S.

PRoBArE HANrLroN MAr 1915.
Petition for Doper
Elizabeth Crswe Margaret Skinner Elijah Skinner Jane Skin
ner Robert Skinner, John CTwe James Criswei William
CweH Joseph Cwe Mary Fierce Ebeneze Fierce and Alex
andsr Criswel.
THE petitioner by Earl her COUNSEL having this day fled
Of said her petition herein and also
Of n
defendants Skinner Jane skinner, Elijah Skinner,
Robeu H. skinner. William Cswe and Joseph Crsve,
residents of the State of Indiana. Therefore, the said resident
Of filing Of said petition and that
nh. ssme now pendne unless
near The and plead demur the
same il will he taken confessed JUN o. BURNS, Cleh
Mavl Is.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-06-08

ru,HE Tappsrs Bride Spirit Of Adventure, by the author
il the Prairie Bird ius received by q. n. DAVIS,
June, 1S45 Opposite the Palmer fiouse
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-06-08
RAILROAD NOTICE.

election will be held the Court House In the town OF
~ Martnsve in Morgan county Indiana Friday the 9TH
day s4s held open between the of II O'Clock
A. NJ o'clock NJ Of said day. for the purpose Of eetng
the Marrinsve and franklin Railroad
pany. Stockholders in said company will take notice
BY order OF the Board of Commissioners.
WIN. II. CRAIG, President
lanes JACKSON Secretary pro tenn lI3-awis
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-06-08
NOTICE

hereby that will expose to sale at pubic auction
of the late residence az Nchola
Sell deceased the personal Of the said deceased
ssng carriage, household furniture cred
of six months will be given all Of three dollars and
wards purchaser wing with approve
ll9 3wi r ROSE,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-06-08
1000 CASES OF GENERAL DEBILITY AND
WANT OE NERVAIIS ENERGY
SPLITTING BLOOD.


Dr TowSsESD- verify believe that your sarspa has been IN
through PtOvdence Of lie for
years bad bad Cough IL and AT last
raised large quantities. OF blood had night aud geat
debaed and reduced did live only
your Sarsaparl short tine aud has wonderful chang
been wrought In able 10 walk oil the city,
raise blood, and cough has e You well imagn
that Than klul for these results.
Your oiled ant
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-06-08
NOTICE.

TAKEN the 18th Of fifth month"; sl6 from the sub
scrisrr, resjdent Of Centre township, Samuel Farmer
white hoy aged eight nine Any returning
the undersigned shall receive cent reward and
tbank law l133w Al. POPE
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-06-08

MISS BEECIEfI,S
OMESTiC Receipt Book designed supplement- 10 The Trca
Domestic Economy, third edition. just received at the
ho,k Of O. b. DAVIS,
Opp~ he Pal merH ouse
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-06-08
JhHEso OUHHIIINUos
FEVER AND AGUE.
CANKER IN THE MOUTH.

another child Dr. Townsend's
sapana lives children The follow
Ing certificates selected from great number received this
Nep York, 7prd lS47.
d. Townsend: Dear One Of my children very sick with
the Mouth and Throat, attended with great debility IL
dying obtained excellent medicine, and
directly, for which feel very grateful
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-06-08
TO YOUNG LADIES
LOST HORSE.

TREATISE Domestic Economy for The OF young ladies
"A by Miss Calane E. Beecher-new edi-
tioni ustre at he boo c. r.. DAVIS,
June 1913. Opposite the Palmer HOUSE.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-06-08
MISS BEECHEIs,S

nOMESTIC Economy and domestic Receipt Book-Bound Ia
vol and sold for ri co.
materially reduced purpose
BY arrangement the proceeds after deayng expences
ed in educating and locating female teachers in destitute portion. OF
country.
The
taking degree Of ousrkeepe should in the
Of every for sale nj MORRISON & TAi.BOTT'S,
June2. One door Of Brownine
rH>HE Universal Pronouncing Gazetteer This Geographical
Dictionary with the pronunciation OF the and descrp
world. BY Baldwin, 9TH edi-
tiou page Isl MORRISON TALBOT,
Juue3 Of Brownine's.
IR Theodore Broughton Jawre Water by c. r. r. James,
- Esq Tier, the Florida Rect. by j. Fennimore
Cooper
Jane Eyre, supply.
wutheriug Heights. do. Just received.
navOA &
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-06-08

county,
Fordhrn. .4HguSt 10, ls47
Dr. TOwnsend-Dsar Sir have little girl years Of age,
afflicted Fits tried
thing for her. without although could find
thought,
she very delicate health, would give her OF your
sarsapara, and glad did for only restored her
but had Fits and
surprise becoming rugged hearty for which feel
grateful. Yours respectfully
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-06-08

Usr received. Sir Theodore Brouss0n dsss wsiss y o.
- r. T. james. HOOD q NobLE-
Democratic banner., 1848-11-06

sfSSssssAdpEotect tie ssesltsis9p. I, -.
.; g, ! ask, does AZ Gqesrsss Of As
DATED States stand in hatsslssioE TO IN
PplEsss;issssap s',gI y ss the RPsEsssidspte # l6e United
ss. ths rsPfssenlaNsissiefG Spgggrsasssa HI
ds5Svss biz a~appsbboFity sd999 J shfa ff~Yys|ssiigR
5PPssogpIss o sPd ths States. iiggst esssd9, she psp-
e 9sSs 81 aa sIths s. boHsss, st ceagFssss /, Tbs Tbs
a =. sos4 EsPreesPtstysha liks Of tbs peeBlbr
n Pc DATED vii ths Ssastos
fsy fhStthe ESscntfse nto Be sabssyxiept
g &; s4s lsgis.lss.iyy,s y dsgisiaaas GTe
Welfare heard muchpf ExsIHs
live dictation, however little We have ssepof
i, since the inauguration 81. The present
Chief Magistrate, Yet i; tie doetFias Of tue
Senator from KeatuckyE 70 prsyail, there
will springupa standing legislative dietatipn
and supremacy. No, sis, no.y The. Presi;;
d~entnever was meant to be the mere tool Of
legislative VIM - tS"st
Even Mr.. Clay himself, VIII, When i respond:
to Ny Ri9es, formally and ee~nmiphsstiSc:.4.
denied the soundness Of the doctfine nov aiS
sssertedoby the wings. that i i the duty Of,
the President to approve an bits which
may haze passed both Houses oof Cong sss.
Thislwas his language on that occasion e>
'oaI said nothing Of any Obligation Cd q he
part " The President "a conform Els iIudg5
ment to the. opinions Of the Senate. and
House i6f'oK Representatives. although the
ssnsts irlgusd aasi II I had, and psrssvarsd
IN soafgaEng, after repeated coffsetionS.!9
1 ssid no suohsthiag:lI kuowia end ssspSet
the perfect i~ndesendencs Gfasa6hidspaftls
Dent, acting within its proper sphsrsuoi
o.nsi oePatImenIs. hs,asn,anisz ID i al
Democratic banner., 1848-11-06
/. THE ERAo HUMBUG.
"Oat, yod imposters,--
I, Ttne-sesvins :. schestDE, msdlfeBsnf9"'

SHA Hout, yod imposfers,
,ie Time-sssvinE aches6DE, irsdifeDsnfs!"'s'
| .niGs 3 bas ya:lEDd sra si AfJnsssiagsS.e'
The race Of charlatans is not extinet2 In
posture has kept pace with improvement,
land. the vehicles. Of knowledge have be-
keaissDthS4asAEL 81 diaksmidAhaS 1unabur.
EEhs gFobs sad;pslpshissdsseiH Pfaeesed
Ihsb5RoAe times hsvs disappeared wish'thS
InisU of ignogancssend supszstEieas sRd he
silly and credpieus now pin their ,fsithto
|ths doctrines OF learned knayes and act
|complfsbed impost6rs. i"s3'o' ]
The progress of khowxlsdgs Is IL nothing
more i~applrentthah the means swhichthe|
cunning a d,dextsrops take ~toideesiyes-1
The quack who in the days Of Smollet.haI-
his audiance from. ., cart in Che
|usfketpIace, found 4 fantastic gsrb, 1ec;esn.'
|trieity4of manner, and high-sodnai1g md
,uaiutslligihle jsTgcu, sasuseh passport ste
|spccesS.0 The simPls-mindsa and ignorant
were taken captive by ,pomp; and cifcpm-
stance, and. the Clip thus sdmipislered 10
|the imagination may have produced an !esf-
feet, when his anostrum Otherwise would
hare been ineficaeious, either ofngood or
evil. q, ~eyo.l yAae 81 aasycygvs erz
While we smile at the absurdities prac-
|tised on onr forefathers, we fail to, recog-
fnize in ourselves, the victims Of duplicitE
E~eoualIy absurd and ridiculous, considering
THE shiighteied age inTwhictEwe live The
patronage bestowed, on empiricisuG shows
that knaves, and fools form a large portion
tof the community. Butt b meanstsken TO
deceive are Of a higher order, as we adi
in civilization. The iquack knows
1.-The vulnerable point and there sssailsI u.s.
He wins our affections by lettering oour
vanity. He pities u misfortunes and
the, eby begets our sympathy. He acquires
our confidence by his unparalleled skill
and invafiable success. l tie Persiadss Us
to be gullsd and then picks our potkets.zii
A genuine euack j. . sthorough-going
fellow, His unblushing s6rontery has 20
precedent or parallel saws, 10 his OWL, pro-
lfessi0n. He rails against al fhposters, and
lpsrsuades all Who VIII believe him that.ht
lis the only wise, yirtuous and talentea be-
ling 10 existence, He is~ peculiarly sndow.
ed by heaven for the benefit Of poor, suffer-
ling, humbh6ged humanity. He is a eam-
fpsTdinm OF ali the cardinsl virtues, and an
Infringement Of every human accomplish
I'D Siue.f tE<h .sHsqToH ahfh9
The, boubsss sof sach sfAllasts Avskeps
IadmIation or coptempt agacqoESiRg q "
merit Bet when wemsn tl,Tsws sof ihs
lyeiio Of Sodesty and ddffaidencs which s6reHdas.
ihet eatute, ara enssfs the arenA Of hhpos:
ltnre-whsn she. stands forth Invested SfAh
That is amiabie sad-lcvely~m her sex, the
Lehamx,onssos sf.zssieisms sHpsstAysSf I'm.
lmsrslias-ouf f~ssiibgsAf6 6fA 6EA1ss5a,
Democratic banner., 1848-11-06


[AlAaa>1ikeaa haaikIsa sss saoitas
bsdlSlN div basI sdI osFsvsss s7slG9g
t,;tusss baa ssa.q al tssRs ., eacisss
iNUfkE sMoblsasin" lszSgUsSnMNR9
s.sl e rbas ..akagm has saigsa ,soz1od D
~ 5rVkgfd SaHS6 Edabsed, 1iSSVaadl
dis@basss Heb skae btshHa
na63ra.;s 6lss aess SSSxsy of fhs p asa
lp6szknA aAyptRos Hodssssy oaetbhhsfEs
jRhtf ssaeGY4sRasS4as BIass azzssssaEAsgssryt
Pfsffals NM sscutiv {YyteSg M tefaG1
labsEgasssfSztFfHeaH aiei msdflt9A ys11&6sPit61
sHFN lea1sSRtai ,sE haS217s2
Ied1hdakatasasiH stiadi hsssslnkAtivS.n SjiHsAsSi
lsfOiaataMs WAEsSSsSH,f7N sshssptmh rae
IIeaakAts EaasSEseeH .
sd, and saSfssfoGriRss Inserted, WITH
h view sdlf further "a, ~sstrspgth,saus ttIte mega
lave power of the Executive Gen. Wash.
ingtoth Voted for the "thfee .foutthas" as Z
for "two-tMirdds." But this i
nSt I'M When Afterwards, Mr.. william
son, vic seems 70 have been d gentleman
Of some INCONSISTENCY If temper, moved TO
stffks out s'thfes-fourths,' p and to restore
4fS6ahifds,'' Gen! washington still hing
Oh to "thfss-fourths," having no such silly
fears as 10 the one man power, which we
hear nov adsysi % aiiPpantly enunciated By
every Wing orator inttls land. F70' 70 ''o'
Twill lay before the champions Of the
second Washington, aiittle more historic
svidences which I hope viii prove i~nstruc-
tive iteoS them: It Is known that Gen. Wash
ington was the first President who brought
the Veto power into sstusl operation. Hear
from Mr.. Jefferson q graphic account OF
that interesting transaction 90 's''',aH ga
aAprii i. -The.Pr ecsllsd o. N me M.
before breakfast, and first introduced some
other matter; then fell on The Represents.
tioa bill, which he had ca6wsia Bis pdsses.l
sion for the 10th dsy.aA had before given
ann y! oPln.on, ~ wll.ing, sns' sns ns.aoo
% We W 20 tns con-
- 49, ~ I, 49, .ass ""
$500 ssSt.a M 1919 4 ~ ~;
II t;s,. H. ~ ss -. ~ ssUoa
Ns.2 H. nr.r ~ 3t;Ssf ~ In
~
~ All ~ sssesssx =
s nort +; sas;nst : ss,,sSsa HstsMsnd
a fssssd ne wepiS he fbonSEt 10 he t,tins
s;dse old, : southern nartya 7 sdm;ttad fbe
-nnt;y Il sdelic.s nh tSsn n .borid noS
rJncss 4 w,onaf ana ryesJ fbs -
gerssItto which the scramble for the fraction
ary members would always lead He here
fApIessssn ls zee. NAV mere s5e
III r:hS pssmad AZ. 49,
tSt5is. he went home. ssnt for Rsn.
the Attorney General, desired him
to get Mi. Madison Immediately, and come
me; and 4 We three cohcrrred y oPi9-
sa.! Una. e e hs w9u no. hSgstr me;. ta aSo, rs; / M
ISst ne 3 ~oSld draw is the fb.tfumeo. for
to sign. They came; OUT minds had
been before made up; we drew the ~instrg.
nent. Randolph garfield 1t to him, and told
Democratic banner., 1848-11-06

.ii s4saIo Id
lsITI pbd assd5 3
asysiss s.
%
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LIano3 -
49, -
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r. HHM5#-ss@
MA
.I.Isn1uol ellizslsodei asoII ssisss ,7sita
95aNsa.EsgI qyeITsSa fSS5lsEs.;ES7g5 orc
assssss
iHsGattS.oIg .JS ytssrS. ahsssa1s il
49, ~ Z. sne gspeE usse zee
- Ill yISaTassssss. .s sa1
ESaiapslsss.bjssi I'm NM; ~
hWAd TAsppssssS6sa8Vk. is,aII
GiisahsaSgSlfS Co., ~
ssJ.,4i@v 500 k;szTss6r gsf{ isIlssI
agdBgEEJkaaiiKas' fsfSasly N.S "a:
9sdypfSGH31cf
t6pCaSysHabRoiS III ivKsKxs,so, mi a.
Feelings in regard to the veto novs; Is
was Confessed ii iasT 4 thing almost ;na;..
'pensabfs,' EXCEPT IL to the extent a tbsI
Limitation. Thoae,avbo were, ;esllsd ou,on1
ttolfrstns tha Const;fst;oa. .ccs..c ;sI;t.
III. debates IS ths st.,.. v.bh.,.
Conventions ..y ware. % ca.llsd 20 =, d;.cn.. =.
CONSTITUTION. there s.emsd - +. : .;,.n..
or sc-oii.,csnc. hstb. IL, 49,,
3,
linton $500 -. :. -. .
and v.lu.hls ;n.,rnm...sS..."AS
c-.fsa1E,.S n. iIoG;sst1as so.
|p.tr;ot;.m. and for = r. ~ ., 80.
regard. Aaa .sEa }Sa0sa TTsa sS-st
@ISt.r0, -
.6s,;oao i ....a =
|beeD s,sr.;.sa ,w.I,. 49,. e.
.Is.s;ssiss H.. 49,, 80
man .o,,,a ,,ot .sI,.;sls 49,
,I;ohf IA ~, Il. =. :. -. We 81
].r;.yl al 4. ~. 80 -
tb.t liz ns,ze, h.ah..r:s oe.-n..y.-.;..s.
untilis va, duo MN f,o;so n. n,.tv rscord,'
Gen. Washington s..src;...sd Il, v.to NO.
-his full nrono,,;on = ,o;,. of .;n.; "a
once for .sab ,srm. :" Ia - 49,, =
trnthp "a, . v-ipd;c.,;o. Of n. sze,cI,e
NOBODY vodla M thsf n. f.tbs, ~ ia
country vould have .x.-c;.sd - i $500
800. ffsss,sets him. M.
SsdbSRiSssfeaSa fHekA9etsyABvef sasfl
knsshatwics ssf sashb tSefMhsssfeSssvff isc|
from f. MI. Monroe gksfcised ri
once, end Gen. iJackson i've 1Snss. what
had beenshss Judgment of AsT coaufhfr ont
Ill these setoes, good, bad adindissfsns7l
Why; that an Who fssorted to II, except
thfeS PresidenbAshs 1tvsSo h4danses add
Van Bufsa4who isSioygd but one st6ssr III
saek, we're is.slecssd. ,fhs sKscsof the
veto wss 10 kssp vshera t6av i er.:rl
vas conservative. and th:s wa, the rock on
which hs,pSt himself lupou, tabis ddGsstiOJDss
viii close nv extract. vytsA I mort sdieI
.-EI.uN'E ..jiy.s wGsuSrr. Learsl
Democratic banner., 1848-11-06

WEED - - 8D&~B
70 Observation-Disclosures Ths tr611
is, that till dppEStrfHH !Rszknsss cess
70 for9.s Part Pfk ts hgfaNnina ,hsEe
W. s!SsSspS serelafkssf'.eshs snsaie
!asl " %
in4Js sU0NNEd4seBfT d
1FFhs iste. Democratic EoPFspH%
Il sas Bls1Ess5ssa ,ssifSHSs9sgfa
isA,fet Eomt4tfAas s,sHlhteddslA5
:pss 81 j s sss J lRs Asi IN; Ss3.M
sRi9ehs 4sF Hersh RssRFrdES sask
we select the following striking peseeRAe:
"Our opponents have nominsss2Sa&9u
"
whe hes dbsa nohszPsrissea ii sivis lns-
Col !, did pat apRFske ofRAB NSehspslaEy
PFesidsSsE on a6s sfoGpd II Il. m;f;iss ~
giofJIlSGsa tViteas ueh policy ssssbfishgg
ed Sfft ever Hsdla 6eg Ne shsH hsssaahEf
lar 0roawa6iosaentsshtn GsseSd lssxaietp
Of The ballot-bnxes.s HeaNsulassasietts'
Gen TslloE. aStbs credit tal Mhiehah ii
entitled On accounf pfhS military ,sesyices;
bdtHhe would h6f fplscg Inn d 90 improper
pSsidon- sWhisB le w6didanse6e wefP
6Bkdgtof3bNifh hensslfs0uvStss, kAfDOsv
fIseHen, heieqgs b. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Of filling the high stFiist Of 3thsERsssjdeStiah
Office Ia 1 uaRnef that s6aIT pronote. ours
honor ana prsserevte;6ar mteiesf3H--soSp5e swhn.
hssaexpStieaes SnonkE iSsnstiC6Fi Sfaaff
To- 6akehis dscisi6nessfey.IN fGadd9he sosp
in jgstieegtAs qsDelsssSA pa6RNii6lf pssi
folsRpoaths a. fnesmens Ypte fqE mKSmzas
Who 8 md vel, 6ttedN experience inseiys,
II taiSfsSs, Hndty nafhfsf tsient, 70 mctHat.
nSsgSespohsi6is 1boseiop Ffesfdeee. soi So'
tN6gSsisfeoasinas Col;0s9atAgeSlP
spl9eh GpRersl Esy1essf5ssklpufhpitiAisf
Teal edacston has beer n fbs sslen .Iooes-
not shSdekGihRog sqasftot 6s sssp5sai.x
bassSfseS dkSF 1Rich Hsiso nomikAted.@
DisiabW We bstsrosd6ftsaah tkfsti ssfstasiyof1
Such i. Sgtsthe eAss-Ritk LeRie o1ssv
HE lopg seFviaes iR tts1eabUshiashsS easS
IS Governor 81 sthe Territory q MtchiEsp,d
aa1i ~ Mihisssrt6f ons Of die INST nsiti69SiS
b. e hEse s~ssiaeAtl5 Httaa iinot%
iuaanyS stsaioD keszG 6ssrsmasttocahssals
captisp, ,experier saaas kiGb setaefsofa
the people may call him. Heyiss
sound in principle, and is peculiarly. wen
Observation-Disclosures t6uisChsfRe the' atties.
President % thesadsfactipueel ne
riesRpeople. 1a Il o3kG saeas sssaieas'
ssThs DemoeEstep .ssts5i sstEcaeisaisa
principles. Il 2 few have lsllsnloawAA
few who hsve been leaders have desertsA
the fact viii incits Hestassses 70 fAny
withi gre atsr energy fSFstheir greet cssse:s
Their iess s.sh hssanr GAIN, .Tbsspsineta
the, nemoeratis parts heyessahpsdt
upon the human n heart: Our e9uAtsy oHseei
everything connected with 1s glsasnsfs
and Prospsfftgrso these PiIc,pss:. Ss
bOok.sdf :boIsse,slsss cd ii isi .Hci'usiis
What party isl ,thathes made daracoua-7
trS s@restrr, bsster2 We sik y y tAs5
Democratic party; Would ~, OF nsyr
you w'.uld not. Would you sdrrshdsr tie
.saaI:I, asas would p sssti ssss i zen 9 s,s:so
Democratic banner., 1848-11-06

siaak 81 iss
hs tgqiW influence OF -femafg REpfES53
Modebff1hntt To- Eeadh mo6nEhaxfsnane
rabh9ssssAE .AAkkSElsadsMned.1ue chat
Of aoallaga54 1gPH? .kALA4JUrpre and
Ssa a6sssS fIaaiS,sssstsnasE ksF @sESwhh
Ia soSsR, ND SSabdSsl o. .tsssssssssss = fisss
IffaSed.'.Hhd sfkae, Who VI ned. bpsS IL
asioSgPShRn isiss snesS,H pPars sss ~ q:
semhlance- only by ihs grssfSsss1eEsr
fall. .TN3dlSaH9 aOa
ThisiAhpfepfSsaeY hst jes< ant to
our SUBJECT. Female imposters, Hank heav.
EN-, are rare. fA35iiaf6s L Joanna South.
' sas a i i ssf ass ss5s E.a 8 iRii2s @i fss.s:
have heeRRes< ztin4a Ths4 ktsef&zf..
nsfs tfess pmassssls o. lie donsia Of Es6sIspi-
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the constitution. And what would this be
but an iguominious r~etrea. from duty, in
stead Of manfally and boldly meeting the
responsibility OF his high station? With
all respect for the honorable and distin-
guished Senator, I will say that be himself
lie the 1ast, thes very last man to practice
what he breaches. Let him point us to q
h single circumstance in his own t.glcrious
example," witch would sanction anything
like 1 skuikfhg from 'daty3 Never, neserl
what are the principles oinF which tn; con-
|~stitution' ii fodnded?l II BOT The Executive
coordinate With the Legislative, and in
tended to cheek when occasion requires,
an Improper exercise 81 legislative author;
ityp f6s ssonssiftasHioanf suppose. HAT such
|ah exercise Of the legislative power may
sometime: h.pPsn. b tsksys il fsrs gEsassd
that Copgress snsy PA nnshsfdsd Y3np.
|4ssllt, invade IS ,sights af ths States, q
commit otksr ssieIisisps q BE Iinsisswpsp'
which defines its poHsrs-Hsnce It place,
liathe bsndstsf tAAs Psesi1ssAJahs sretetos.
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THE JACKSON STATUE.

friend OF having recently paid visit to the studio Of
few particulars in regard TO the equestrian statue Of ASDnEw
JACKSON which ordered by party Of Democratic sub
crbers for this object about six months ago. When
peteJ the statue is consist Of rearing horse mounted by
the General in full military costume Il will be Of bronze
made out certain cspued by the army under Gen
Jackson and one third larger than life Il will cost cxcu-
sve Of the pedestal about sl6000 $4,000 Of which is TO
be paid to the artist and is occupy the centre Of Lafayette
Square, in front OF the Presidents House.
As before minated the artist has been engaged upon the
work only about half year and yet the modelling Of the
horse is so nearly completed that the artist has il in coniem-
pation to exhibit one day in the week following the Christ
mas hoydays The model is Of genuine plaster instead Of
clay The attitude Of the animal is admirably conceived, and
great improvement upon the miniature model heretofore eIh
bted the action is uncommony spirited and the balance is
from the toes Of the hindemos hoos to the back top Of the
neck and as the figure now stands, weight Of hun
bred pounds can be attached the fore feet without threaten
ing fall When the horse shall have been sumounted by
the rider the 6mIess Of the whole statue will be greatly in
creased In modelling his work the artist has paid particular
attention TO the action Of the ANIMAL and by way Of ascertain
ing the precise play OF the muscles he has studied the life
with particular attention The horse employed model Is
handsome blooded ANIMAL Of rich sorrel color, and
thoroughly trained that he throws himself into the very a
tude which his desires study According 10 the
present calculations Of the artist the Statue Of Jackson will
be entirely completed and placed in Lafayette Square in
January. 1850.
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FoRGERIEs AND FRAUD.

From recent developments, (says the New Or
leans Mercury it seems that our Government has
been defrauded to extent which, as yet il is i'm
possible to calculate. Major DAsHIELL, of the Uni
ted States Pay Department, has discovered that
the name Of Judge G. b. BEVERLY has been forged
to certificates Of soldiers claims for extra pay and
has accused person heretofore holding very re-
spectacle position in society Of having done the
same. A great number Of forgeries have been de-
tected by Major d. among the papers yet in his
possession, some Of them having as many as six
forgeries on one paper. The forged papers have
the proper signatures Of the Governor and Secre-
tary of State on them, rendering il next to mpossi-
bic that the Government officers could detect the
frauds. The swinders in these transactions must
have had assistance by which they obtained the
muster-rolls OF the different corps Of soldiers.