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Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-06-24

that he was no longer in favor of approprio,
lions by the general government to objects OF
Internal Improvement, the States having evln'
ced both their disposition aud ability TO conduct
these enterprises so cnergeticalIy and success
fully as to render the aid Of the general govern
ment holIy.unneccssary And Mr., Clay ad-
dcd, that n point Of fact larger appropriations
had been made 10 that object, by the present dad
tate administrations, than By any otHs Predeces,
sors. Is this declaration of Mr. Clay true?--
And if ii be true, with what justice is !lr,Clay
assailed by the friends ofthe Administration on
thai scorer That it is true, we shall proceed
10 demonstrate by table drawn from official
documents; and, having shown its truth, we
shall leave the answer to the second question
to the sound judgement ofthc people,
It appears, by a table Of expenditures made
up from official expenditures, that there were
appropriated for Internal Improvement, as ioI'
lows:
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From the Lyaehburg Virgimian.
PARTY CATCH-W0RDS,

"Ihe Bank, Internal Improvement and Tar
III" are the catch-words of the day, by which
tcunnlng acticans expect 10 blind the better
judgments OF the people, and to lead them as
1tray from their true interests. We have al
tready shown that Mr. Van Buren, may be d
lBank man in $40 with just as much consis'e en-
Ecy as he IS Sub-Treasury man in 1889; be-
fcause II IS impossible that he can be more de-
1cidedly opposed to the Bank now than he was
VIC the Sub. Treasury in 1884. And we have
likewise demonstrated, by his votes, that, up 10
v1828, he was as thorough going in favor Of the
STaritf as any man in the United States. be
Chas changed his opinions, he may change again
and, as all Of his changes ofopinion heretofore
care directly traceabc to interested motives, VIC
,cannot err in supposing that he wilt change
sagain, whatsoever it may be TO his interest &c
lthrow new somerset, and 10 amuse the public
iby another specimen playground and lofty tum.
bling by the whole company"
But on the Internal Improvement question,
he has mol changed. True, he processes to be
opposed to the exercise Of this power But, as
!, the old adage goes, 'actions speak louder than
] words,'' and appropriations are more emphat-
! I ic than professions Ii is astonishing, indeed.
/ that party which has expended more money
i on Internal Improvements, since it has been in
Il power, than that which it superseded, should
\ have so long succeeded in imposing itself upon
n Y the country as the opponents Of that policy,
and its antagonists as its friends. Ii only.
shows how easily, in high party times the
is mised by noisy clamor, and
how successfully the friends of the Admins.
,5tration have duped and cheated the communi
sty. We have heretofore exposed the shallow
Tartifice ofthe Enquirer and its conederates, in
pretending to deprecate the election Of Mr.
Clay, because Of his supposed attachment to
this system; but Falsehood, like the Cat, has
at least nine lives, and is therefore hard TO kill
Cut of one of its heads, and it rises from the
stroke, with scarcely the slightest symptom Of
diminished yigor; so that our readers must ex-
cuse usif we occasionally refresh their memo
Fies by repeating our blows.
Mr.. Clay declared, in speech delivered in
me Senate, on the 10th day Of March, 1888,
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S36,862,242 10

In addition to the above there eight millions Of
Treasury notes outstanding. This looks like ver.
caton of at least part OF the promise Of Van Buren,
THAT he would follow generally the footsteps of his
illustrious predecessor. The loco focos some time
since made great noise about present made by the
sUnted States Bank to Nicholas Bddle, during the
"hard times" and yet these same economical loco
focos who could the destruction of the whole
try in present of some twenty thousand dollars in
lvaue by bank out of its own funds, discern
ldanger to the country from the expenditure, by the
administration, of twenty-five millions Of the peoples
smoney, moro than expended by the most ex-
ltravagant administration before the present and its
Industrious predecessor.
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Appropriations for 1899.

Civil and diplomatic $90l0,O8l 81
Army, fortifcanon and militia
/ ry academy, l6,556,263 IS
Navy, 5,l3O,78l 81
Revolutionary and other pen
/; sioners, 2,499O O2O 10
Current expenses ofthe Indian
Department, l,755,OO7 90
Preserving and suppessing
| Indian hostilities, 1864 90
TO promote the progress fthe
I useful arts, $3.50 22
Private claims, 45,0e6 q
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During John Q. Addms's Term.

Sothat the opponents of Internal Improve
ment absolutely spent, on an average, about
six times as much as It's friends! Such is the
difference between professions and practice :
For our own parts we always prefer the doing
Of good act, though nothing be said about it,
TO thousand neglected promises and empty
professions.
We have not before us the documents to en-
able US 10 compile full statement Of Mr.. Van
Bren's expenditures for Internal Improve
ments, except for the first year Of his term,
1887, when the sum appropriated TO this object
amounted TO one million and four thousand
three hundred dollars, (nearly 3 times as much
as was expended by Mr.. Adams in four gears
We pres ume be has since that time contrived
to 'walk in the footsteps of his iIlusrriouS pre-
decessorn
Can The people any longer be duped by emp
ty professions and insincere promiSes?
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-06-24

:, 4ueshod.st Minister Murdered. "A Rev. Mr..
Llogan' Of the Methodist persuasion, wa, muir.
uereu on Flnelog creek, Cass county, Geo on
u n'ght oil The 9Th ult., at his own house, by
MS miller, named Western jerks cay,s,se.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-06-24

The Legislature Of Michigan have passed
law prohibiting, under severe penalties, the
running Of any car or other vehicle, on any
public road on Sunday unless in case Of ener-
gency, which must DO certified TO some public
officer. .-
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-06-24

\ OF There will be preaching at the Court
louise in Liberty, on the 9th Saturday and
iabbalh (s9lh and 3Oth) in June, Instant
Rev. Dr. FINLEY, and others Of the Methodist
Church, will attend
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-06-24

The receipts into the Treasury du-
+" ring the year 1889, from all sour.
ces are estimated at 1928, 100000
The expenditures for the same
year are estimated at 3O,5O0,00O
From the review Of cur receipts and expen-
dItures Tor the last two years, il will be seen
that Notwithstanding the pressure upon the
people, the administration has allowed none OF
il TO reach them. Though we have been com
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-06-24

'uch curositics should serve 10 attract all our
ltizens. We cannot undertake to say how
eng they may remain subject to the visits Of
tur citizens.-- La. Adp.
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NJ The Mississippian gives the following appointment
10y Gov. McNutt:
Charles NJ. Price, of Kinds, Basil C. Harley
4 Marshall, and Francis Leach, of Lowndes
Sank Commissioners Of the State Of Miss's
N4ippi. ~
1. Samuel Craig, OF Pontotoc, State Treasurer
ice Silas Brown, deceased
Thomas +. Robins, of VckSburg, QGa,er
u Master General, vice l.. A. Besancon, resigned
Il The Directors of the Commercial and Rail Road
Iank of Vicksburg, have refused TO recognize Reuben
A. Whitney az President Of that Institution
Gen. MAooMB, by Proclamation dated 18th May last
nnounces the termination of the war with the Semi.
iole Indians, by agreement with the principal chief
I + the nation.
TuADDEUs Belts has been chosen United States
senator from Connecticut, in the place of Mr.. Kim
lerly, resigned
Col Downing, (V b. is elected delegate to Congress
rom Florida. The new Constitution was lost.
/. The Virginia Elections far as heard FROM seem
ather favorable to the Administration.
The candidates for Congress of both parties are now
airly in the field Col. BlNGAMAN addressed the cti
lens of Yazoo county in the early purt of the present
month The attention of the candidates seems TO be
directed mostly to the Chickasaw aud Choctaw coun
lies
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-06-24
PUBLIC EXPENDITURES.

We invite the earnest attention Of all candid
minds 10 the subioined extract from the Circu'
lar of Abraham Rencher, Esq, of North Caro-
lima, 10 his constituents, Of the Salisbury con
gressional District.
RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES.
The available balance in the Treas
ury on the first of January, 1897,
exclusive oGtrust-iunds and those
belonging to the Post Office De-
partment, but includingt the fourth
instalmcnt, was $l7,l39,O45
The receipts during that year from
all sources. exclusive OF the fund
aforesaid, were, viz:
Customs $ll,169,290
Lit nds 6,776,236
Miscellaneous l,705,457
Treasury notes 2,992,989
Q2.643679
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This left in the treasu-
ry, on the LIST Of jan
uary, 1898, a balance
Of 7,964,6oe
The receipts during the
year 1888, exclusive
Of trust funds and
those for the Post
Office Department,
were, viz;
Customs $16,l58,80O
Lands 3,o8l,937
Miscellaneous 369,8I5
Proceeds Of bonds sold $4,5lq,lO2
Issue ofTreasury notes 12,7l6,82O
- 36,859,47
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7,964,6o9

These with the balance in the
Treasury on the lat of January,
constituted an aggregate of
Expenditures for the same year,
exclusive ofthe funds aforesaid,
were, viz:
Civil list, foreign inter-
course, &c. 5,484,lql
Military service, pen
sons, &c, 19,8A8,lO7
Naval service explo-
ring and expedition 5,993,47o
Public debt 2,2l7
Redemption Of Treasu-
ry notes 5,6o3,5O3
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These, with the balance last men-
toned constituted an aggregate
of $39,78o,o1I
The expenditures during the same
year, exclusive oftrust-lunds and
belonging to the Post Office De.
partmen,, were, viz:
Civil list, foreign inter-
course, &c. $5,524,252
Military service, pen.
sions, removal Of In
dams, improvement
of harbors, &c. l9,417234
Naval service and ex-
ploring expedition 6,852O59
Public debt 1892
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-06-24

The Directors of the Commercial and Rail Road
Iank of Vcksburg have refused TO recognize Reuben
A. Whitney as President Of that Institution.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-06-24

Leaving a balance in
the Treasury on the
LIST Of January, 1888,
of
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-07

90 AT this fnclement season OF the year. (wrte,
pondent) whsn assumption Asthma Coughs Colds &C.. are
most praveent SAFE ecacious and at the same time
speedy remedy may be found in Dr. Mason We
getablBasam For sale by B. D. Sands 70 and 100 Full
ton st. syme 50 and $50 Bswery; Burnetts Perfumery
sons advertisement in another part Of Herald o223m
ID YDER's IMPROVED CORK SOLE BOOTS-Ihave
II discovered plan in making Cork Sole Boots.
which renders them durable than ay ether yet brought
The ncasemen Of The cork being sole leather instead
of upper leather they cannot break off The old has
will Owing the dryness Of the cork il
abstracts all the neurhmen from that article and must break
off, which cannst be the with these They ate more neat
and lighter and have the preference all others
ol9-tdl+ URIAH RYDER, No. s Beekman street.
rTNHE COMPLExION-FEMALE BEAUTY-Atkin
scn's Depatory, the only article that has been
found to permanently superuous hair from the face
neck and Of Females leaving the skin softer finer and
whittier than sefore its application II mild and harmless
in its nature that it may be used upon infant with perfect
safety For sale-priee dollars per botte-at GUlONS
lS9 Broadway Agent for the United States Of America ss
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-07

DR. VIM EVANS CELEBRATED MEDICINES ars
II composed OF vegetable substances which exert specifics
action the heart give impulse strength to the q
rial ystemhe bleed quckened and equaized its crcu
tion through all the vessels whether Of the skim the paris ua
the body drawn from blood there is consequent
crease Of every secretion and qnckened action Of the absorb
ant and eHhaen or asehagns vessels Anr morbid aetis.
which have taken corrected
removed the blood purified nd the body heath
state
These medicines much anxious trial research
ing been brought by the proprietor to the present state
fecon upercede the ofhe nnmera6e other medicines
and well adapted the that hem By
maintaining the body the due performance sfs functions
and preserving the vital pure and healthy
il to last many years longer than il otherwise would
and the mind to become composed and anqn that old aga
when arrives, will appear blessing and not as many
who have neglected their constitutions had them injured by
medicines administered by gnorance o misery and
abhorrence:
They compounded that by strengthening and equals
ing the action Off heart liver and other scera they expel
the bad acrd morbid after, which readers the blood i'm
pure out Of the circulation through the exeetoy ducts nts
which may regulated by the Doses always
ing that while the excavations from the bowels kept the
excreons from all the other vessels Of the body will also b
going on the same proportions by which the blood
varahly becomes purified
Steady perseverance the ofthe medicines will undoubt
eddy effect cure in the acute obstinate diseased
but in such the dose may augmented according the
nveteracy Of the deseae the medicines being admirably
adapted the constitution they may taken all times
In all ofhypecondrac,m low spirits palpatons Of
the heart nervous irritabiy weakness -four albus
burn general debility, bodily weakness choros or green
sickness fatulcnt historical Paintings herics headaches
hiccup sickness, nightmare gout heumasm asthma, tie
douloureux, cramp spasmodc affections and those who
victims to that most excruciatng disorder gout will End
lief from their suerings by Of Dr. VIM. Evans Pills
Nausea vomiting pains in the side limbs head stomach
back dimness confusion Of sight inside alter
fushngs heat and chness tremors watchng aga
ton, anxiety bad Dreams pams will every be relieved
by occasional dose Of Dr. Evans medicines
ssOne of the dangerous epochs 10 females at the change
oflfe and is then they require medicine which will
vgorate their ccuatons and TINS strengthen their contu
tons may enable them TO Withstand the shock. ss.g
When the has been largely drawn
oversan nothing better and invigorae the
dropping constitution than these medicines.
DR.. Exams Medical Office, 100 Chatham street,
Nesc York, tchere the Doctor may be cOnsuItsd.
Be particular seeing that the labels contain the following
notice. Entered according Of Congress, by WIN
Evans the year 1882 the Clerks Once Of the Southern
District Court of New York;
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-07

CARLToN HOUSE, $50 4 ssa broadway, New Ysrh.--
~ JAMES BEHsON-well known for the last 6fteen year,
a. Captsw 81 different steamboats, the North Mver-and
PRESTON r. HODGES, late Of the Clinton Hetsl, ". ",
have the psaur. AZ nsrsg their friends and the public that
the CARLTON HOUSE, having been pat y eomplse order
and rf.p, he'd Throughout will be opened Cor the rsespsos
ofeospany on Ncds, the fourth Of November osi-in'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-07

SU BROWNS FALL STYLE OF HATS-On hand
and constantly manufacturing elegant assortment Of
GesA his mneh admired Hats Of the latest Fall Fashion.
Also very large assortment of Fur Mufs from the lowest
price the coy together with extensive assortment
Of genemen cloth and fur caps Yoath and chaens cloth
and caps all of which offered the reasonable
terint BROWN l26 Chatham street,
sla-3mt Opposite Roosevelt, st.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-07
BEWARE OF IMPOSITION.
Who steals my purse steals trash
But he who slches from nc my good name,


But he who slches from my good name,
Robs viansusly.p
Gy-PElNE's ORRIs TOOTH PASTE unequalled
dnce FOR cleansing preserving and beautf ing the teeth
giving 10 them clear aud pcary whteae and removing and
preventing every appearance OF tartar also improves the
color OF the lips proven aud heals All ulcers Of the mouth
rests the progress ofdecay in the teeth and mparts peculiar
and grateful sweetness 10 the breath
o." The best article that know for clesnr preecrv
ing and identifying the teeth Peaes Orr's Tooth Paste
II gives them clear aud psary whitese, and impars
peculiar and grateful TO th' breath We
daily commend IL TO the attention OF readers, especially
female portion of ben No toilet be rplee with
ont itn-Ladies Mag
The unprecedented celebrity which this osereelent ar'i
Gle for the teeth 80 speedily attained under LIS original 81
Ors Tosih Paste ha. anprncp-d indivdas
10 make base counterfeit preparations OF whicA beware Tor
they may probably prove highly the teeth aud
be compared with III. genane than Hyperion TO
sayr. The original article has the FAC smile OF the IN
venor and proprietor g. Peine upon the label without
which Il u not genuine. Hf
For sale only at the Bazaar IVA Brosdway BY uon, lss
Broadway; j. w. Hart D. 27S Broadw~y AMI e5 Hudson st.
Howe and Guon i2s Chatham IT.; ~ NJ Guon, 27 Bowery
and 81 Henry ST. corner o. Pike.
Again-Beware Of Counterfeits, au IL .od3n'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-07
JIIHoLEsALE AND RETAIL WAREHOUsE, 4

VITHOLEsALE AND RETAIL WAREHOUSE, foI
wv PICKLES and CATSUPS.-The Subscriber respect.
fully informs the public that he ha. hand, at his Ware
house So Vesey street. extensive supply Of Pickles. Of
every size which he offers for in small or large quantities
put up Kegs Jars any other STYLE to suit customers
rocers wanting Assorted Pickles in Glass Jars put up
style. persons wanting large quansse
for export alton requested to call.
Catsups Pepper Sauce Cayenne Pepper &c. constantly
hand. w. D. ssllIh
ol9-lm-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-07

1.-the AFFLICTED READ TfIIS!-PHYsICIANs
N ALL A FARCEM.-DOCTOR MANTACClNiI Is IN
TOsN- been said thatth great discovery would
be made by fool Let US nameess German qnack ad
vcnurer proclsmsd discovery, and with flourish
- de grace challenges the memory Of all departed
and the ability Of our living His Harlequin
patched shredded original by stealth, like
his discovery piece ofmpudent booty and when hi
acine 70 known Tor is curing Effect Will dispute his
boast IN this efforts been crowned with complete
cess Whoever heard OF disorder existing without IL direct
sgrucyT Yet this bedamte says that certain disease
more from quack than from the real disease Truly
this IL discovery; mserh the OF improvement
n Dr. &c Paris could raise the dead Dr. nsneless Of
New York the devil and until the people are we'll
ged imposition will be continued and the patient will
have what he should have donc bforeconsult reaa
lar physician. 49,. ..
Tho,e prefer reality OF practice OF profession
will DO we'll the Office Of Doctor Gersrdan and to l76
w,isa street. perfect warranted Of deeaie
Az. 49,. In ther various Stages. IA lm.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-07
CTcVES STOVES! STOVES The Subscriber

CTCVES! STOVES! STOVES The Subscribers
- woud call the nrion Of the public their large and
elegant assortment Of Stoves. which follows:
The Peoples Improved Cooking Stove fer wood or coal
the Improved Union Cook Stove for wood coa Parlor
Frankn splendid patterns small Franklns for cooking witt
coa Canal Stoves James Improved cook stoves nine plate
plate ynders box they offer wholesale
reasonable TERMS for cash. at their store
Water street. door Of Peck slip and l06 Cherry
four Catharne Market Fancy Base Stove
suitable for Offices stores barroon steamboats, Sc together
with large Of "copper" tin, and sheet iron
constantly on hand stove pipe. -
ole I'm. A. NJ SOMERVlLLE
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-07

1oyps BLEACHING POWDER The subscribers, ssls
ID AGENT. for the sale Of Bcvp so-'s "CHL0RATE or
LIME. 10 the United States, can supply dealers and eons
and strength they ~ be found fully eq.al any manufactured
+ sh;s eoassry o. in Europe. PEhssE skOOKo
ssi-y No 81 Liberty street, N. Y.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-07

cAsr.oFr CLOTHING
souoHr, vvLL vALvr m CASH, nv
4t~#~f ". LEvETr is7 William street
07Knowins there psrsons who make great pun IN
ssr for Cas- OF Clothing &c SC, and who
IN many do not give The full value for the sameH
will those gentlemen who may have such articles by
them Who send Tor h or receiving the very utmost
value In CASH Cor every article.
line through the Post Once, otherwise the above adj
dress will meet with due attention ol0.6ws
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-07

~ UCCEss TO .. A l., ybRNoLs, Drspess and Tar
~ lou, who have adopted the system, aud sel
clothing the lowest The public are invited 10 cal
and examine their assortment and they VIII De sashed that
great savng will be realized the cash system at Chaha
street
~ BA great variety Of cloths eassnsres and vestings>
kept on hand and sde to order ia the most shenab sys
Ao the lsrye. assortment ready made clothing his
city constantly keyt on hard and VIII " sold Il reduced
pr,ce@ '.MM" HuM #.NM84 ela1ms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-07
COL IT'S
B 90 * X 10 r, PI N CT

% AFHNCTICAL WUItK UPON Plan ENTIHE'
LY NEW The which form the Of the science
csss.d under Five Divisions with definite explanations
ser the forms OF grammar aud srit etic contains vo
csbulary OF nerc-tiie terms and phrases A.o hey ss
planning the nature Of Jounasng each the Day
Book entries practical accosnsn would erp the
his pupil this sim Iihss the science that young
the assistance of teacher To which added Drection. to
the Comm rcal calculations and Praeal Cor
kesptc books Va extsn, aud variety OF commercial
Pebble Addeses the At deliver, upop the
isc &c Sc this dag psslished W wiiism Jackson t02
srodway and or sale =, the prncpsl sshsores he Un
ed States 81 s6 em'
MA OUssELiNE DE LAINES-R L, SMITH Co
M Offer for sale liberal terms, 10 asscred s.sl
| Iies. M 10 Pearl street. e1y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-07
COUGH LOZENGES.

nURNG this ehasgesble weather those liable to suffer from
~ coughs and colds, fad better remedy than sher
mans Cough Loenge boxes have been sold during last
year They the greatest medicine discovered for
coughs col ahmas heopng cough ghtness Of the chest
difficult breathing consumption &c. They have performed
astonishing 1895 cured during the
last onh Sometimes four l0xenges will entirely
eradicate the rno.t troublesome and distressing coughs Sold
wholesale asd retail Al 100 Nassau street. New York; and ss
Fulton street. Broskyu ole