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New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-12

vg7ASuIAGToN ELlAlR,--A pure Vegetable
w Conpound." Natures God has seereted in the yes'
table Kingdom safe, and speedy remedies for al diseases;
search Tor and discover ieSe, part OF mans allotted
toll This well known OF DoscOIlds J he
potopGd Of the ancient philosophers has received
another evidence Of its truth and wisdom the discovery
the Washington Elixir. which ior lis many virtues may be
called GoGsen 70 the afflicted is only necessary say
of IT, that hundreds of our best eitlz;n amos;
magic power thoroughly curing that most inolersbe Of all
disease
FEVER AND AGUE.-The Washington Elixir is equal
" efcacious in the Of Cholera Morbus Bilious CkOt
b!arThGa and Dysen!ery, Worms anil Dyspspsis The M
Washington Elixir beng composed entirely Of Vegetable
substances, isl oI course perfectly simple and harmless
con!pels the stomach perform the peculiar functions
CURED in esetns radical cuts OF the above mentioned
disease dose having, rot uisequenty caused ps
nept cure.
pie precise directions for It's use may be cbined Of Dr.
T. Vi. GUION 27 Bowery of Gand-st.; and Of K, H.
Moss, Grand and Cana9n'sts Wendoier al Eighth
cor Avenue and 81 street D. y Bungtt corner Sd Ave
ne and Shsteet DR.. H. A Field corner Broadway and lah
street. Guinness 2S 81 Avenue lith street I'd Cbes
tsney colnsr Go"ey and Broon- street j. CoddHStoa
227 Hudson street; r. l.. Cotton 25 Beeckerstes Oliver
Deroinas = Co, SO Chahdmstrset: Or. VIM Cecil f6kNle
- L. Lounsbury, Manhattanville: Dr.. w. q. Wood, Ha.
lem. II I'm
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.r.l TO LET AT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. tve new

ri TO LET AT ATWlLLIAMSBURGH, five new
@ story and attic Houses pleasantly situated South,
Third Third sts ecual dis
tauce between the Grand and Peck Slip Ferries finished
lars cour, Yards &c. calculated for gentee amiies Pos
session De had imsaia,sy Also House erecting
lots OF ground wbe finished by st March. Enquire of F.
I. l.uQueer lo5 Pearl street y at kilgeur Y Iipeys
b. Lad. 10
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-12

~ HORSE-SHOES--W Warranted supelLlv,s .L.asa d
seyery respect TO any reofofe used at aRoa. ns
removed ss by sending s. by mail or otherwise, 100
sorted sizes, viii Immediately be forwarded o1
suit the section of country for which they as =, Se
bv applying the subscriber ut the WORKS, OF RrS
& Co., WaITsns, Har: e Lesley, J. {: Heart sSssf
Troy; Lewis Gsnsdist Gp John ToTassaa, ssson.
s. ". Jones, Philadelphia, and 4. PIatt Brother,
where farther iatoGnaton may pa had or The
Troy Iron and NaI ERct0Ts. HENRY bo'
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-12
OFFICE OF THE RECEIVER oE Taxes !
Old Aims. House. iPark.lS

TAXES OF lS43.--Pursuant 10 the 5th and 9th
Sections OF the 2d Article of the ACT for the Cnleetion
of Taxes the City Of NewYork, passed Ap l5th lSi3
rablic notice hereby given that less tine Taxes
naming unpaid shall be paid before the 18th day Of
February .iext, addition OF PER will be charged
upon al Taxes remaining unpaid that day. and farther
addition oi per viii be charged all Taxes
naming unpaid on The 18th day Of March
The Taxes required be paid IL money the
several Banks i'll this City.
Office hours fioIn 8 A NJ. till P NJ.
j25 tNhi H II. kIE,ESrED Receiver oE Taxes
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-12

- FOR SALE-At Williamshursh, l.. |. two
FL story brick front Heuses and Lots situated
North Fourth between Third and Fourth
and over five mnutes' walk from Grand Ferry. Lots
25 by 100; Houses 90 by 81 feet Each house contains
with fireplace aud four bedrooms all well and
good order They will be sold bargain and of the
annly 10 lia2a lmkl z. PETTY 2aa Centre ST. NJ
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-12

A1 FARN FOR SALE-Conranng Al acres
-4iaof usrfu out.bnlld,ngs situated the village of
CALDWELL, ESSEN COUNTY, Nj. 10 miles from
New-York and North OF Newark. The house is commo-
doas recently painted and calculated for Boarding School
torSheh purpose built by Ca!v; S. Crane dec. whe
had tlouIshias school there for many might
make good stand for Temperance Tavern, would
command custom from the much travel On the fine turnpike
10 sswar and situated IN region 81 eountIy where temr
location high and healthy line of stages runs New
ark thence by railroad NewYork Price $1,000 par, of
yheh may remain m9rtgase i! not sold before the lsh
ct Third month Nach} next, will then be offered puo-
lie sale the premises O'Clock P Nj either village
lots or entire purchasers be found Title indspu;bie
or iurthsE particulars, inquire The premises Wilson
Crane, Genus S. Crane OF West Bloomfield; or in New
York, OF NAHLON DAY * CO. 374 Pearl st. Of lm-
AA FARMERS, MERCHANTS, AND ME-
E:;a S,HSSSiCS SSiSiCS LAND, LOAN AND EXCHANGE
afscst lCEAt this office can be fcund geacsr variety
oil o. pT9rsstv for sale or 10. exchange thar other
FactoTie. Water Power Wild Lands Houses aad Lots in
Almost every cry and State IN the Union Loans made
sood c.y security. Merchants or mechanic. Wishing ex
change goods manufactured articles for god productive
property or for valuable wild lands vii! find Ii 10 se
est TO hesoiSts though this ONCE All b&sasss entrusted
orr care Will nee, TItli prcmrt attention.
nlE A P.&J e. SMITH, IS LibeTty-st
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-12

er2 TO l.ET-The old established store and
E;H dwelling, formerly owned and occupied by John Nc
Nab the corner Of Eighth Avenue and Fourteenth
street. The and always has BEEN occupied
Grocery There is story brick Stable and Feed
House the premises, which will be let with the above
premises all let TO the present occupant: until the first
Of May who Will sell his stock and give possession
mediately Inquire of P. CLENDENEN.
q 1YSt l22 EilIilge.Straet
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-12

who wish 10 avoid the Pc
na'ty of one per pay their Taxes the Col
lecors Of the several Wards before the 18th As
the law requires them charge the centage after
that daten order prevent and Mistakes notice
hereby that the Books prepared BY the Assessors of the
Wards hands of the Ward Collectors
who are only authorized to collect the Taxes
due and the only who the credit
for the same when paid.
By order of the Board Of Collectors
+, Il. BACkHOUSE, Chairman.
+. B. FELLOWS Sec'ry. feI0 itiss
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-12

Street Commissioner, and Chairman of Assessors
Street Commlssiohsrs Office. January 18th, l&ti. i
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-12

AFOR SALE OR EACHANGE.-A highly
improved farm of l2 acres with all the stock, crops
land tools The buildings ample convenient and IN
order desirable and productive property situated
in S Brunswick y Jersey. Diagrams be al the
Office Of :. 7. * J. c. SMITH,
n20 tf IS Liberty street.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-12
Sales of Real Estate at Auction. F4b.
Ry 4 T. B(eecker a. Co.

T and 100 IL Deep.
Lo, ora 90 Sp ang o IA + on ~ the other ~ $500
Wv cor ~ 99dst and 3b sv 25 # by 100 IT, 3t5O
Lot adiouiug The above ON 9Th avenue 200
anS on M gI sJe q 70 o 1850
w : by J. M. miller g. Co. ,,,.n.
Farm in Westchester Co, lately occupied by William
Jones deceased miles from ,h- village of Yonkers;
II from this CITY, and wll!in half mile OF the road
large mansion dwellings, barns and coach house TO- 3o
Statement showing the condition of the Bank OF
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-12

TOR COUGHS, AND COLDS, CONSUME.
Il TlONS, aud all diseases and affections Of the unS,
chest and throat-The VEGETABLE PULMONARY
BALSM stands uurivard. IL has from TO IS years use
and sale Of from so 10000 bottles year. becoma Stand.
ard Family Medicine throughout New England is used
by great number OF phy.icens il their regular practice
distinguished Physician says, he regards tas safe and very
convenient medicine Another that it has Justly aeQuiRa
high reputation and far e ear has never dsaI-
pointed the reasonable expectations Of those who have usa
IL" yome genuine unless signsd Sampson Reed, or Wn.
JCnn Cutler both. For sale A. B. x u. Sands Dre.
g;sts 70 Fulton street 273 BroadTay II East Broa.way A.
so, SOLD by Druggists and ipotecafie5 generally In New.
IorE Frcs 70 cents. J3l
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-12

II I ---JNO Wv
Z BUCKHOLTZ well known the Possessor Of the val.
liable remedy Of Professor Buckhoz Germany Compound
Syrup Of Caparia for the OF Consumption Liver Com
plant c bsg leave inform the Public and his friends
that he has returned to the City.
The Doctor pledges himself the following diseases
radically and time Consumption and Liver Com
plant Dropsy EPILEPSY Asthma, Fits, White swelling Oid
Head Gravel Deafness and Eye Diseases He has had nrac-
of years the French Army aud years IN the prns
coatact with every disease and much in his favor and II
the not perfected the paid on account VII be
refunded The Doctor refer many people We'll here
in the City IS in the country aud he speaks the English Ger
man. French and Hoandish languages.
The Hours we the Doctor be consulted will be rom
I'll y o'clocl, A. and and from I'LL O'Clock T. NJ
FREDERICK BUCKOHLTZ, Dr. 263 Houston-st
Seyv-yoIk Feb 9th, 1914 ilO3t
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-12

FS StARMS-FARMS FOB SALiI-A Talua-
s Die Wheat Farm OF acres yIug between the C2yu,
and Seneca Lakes, can ba exchanged Tor Illinois land
and money Also, Farm Of 100 the CGEanso .ivsr
and canal, cash ONLY. Also many good Farms ID New
Jersey, containing from 10 ECO Apply a j.
C. Smith IS Liberty street. n20 II
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-12
SERRING,S -RESTORATIVE CORnIAI-

rs now universally admitted 10 be certain
ispecifc yspepsia Nervous Affections Weakness Loss
OF Appetite Debility &c. Physicians pescTbeit their ps
t=Mts; gentlemen who have eel.nced it, effects,
gratefully recommend IL ladies' have derived the greatest
benefit from Its exhibition in nervous and other companc
epicue restored te their apse and the weak and feeble
aa made strons and vigorous. HEALTH the poor mans rich
the rich mans bliss has. through it, influence been v
tended all classes anl and maurc
tures merchants and bankers lawyers and yines phoo
pliers poets and Planters have all been cured by this medicine
their certificates and Recommendations satisfactorily prove
Yet thousands nfon remain who are daily suffering
when au inalIable remedy offered them the Res,Ora.
ti,e Cordial, which prepared By Z. {. SEBRSG and
sold AZ his office No. 6 Murray street. Il6 3m
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-12

sSae 240 ACRES MICHIGAN LANDS and $500
CASH to exchange for apoductire property New
land adjoining the cy Of Ch;eso Michigan, for Farm
near Ne'7York Also TO exchange handsome place Of
few acres located pleasant Eastern village, for snug,
disti A p < j. e. SMITH a5 Liberty.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-12

i9 MERCER STREET HOUSE-At Private
Lag Sale-The elegant residence No l9 AlerceE-reet.
the corner Of Pnnce-str,e-Lot IS feet by 100
feet House 50 feet deep and finished the best For
terms apply to ANTHONY J. BLEECkER co.
.In 90 Groadst.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-12

HsIHt5L !" eteonSe IS Too Nassau street Agents
q iua4on street corner Spring Ss Bowery Spring
sa s9 and 6ol Broed~ay In BROOKLYN Mrs HAYS ls5 Fuon
Sa urng store s33 Fulton Smson corner Pros.
In ,NesaIk Trppe Broad street. Pidriphis Zeibei
o. Ledger Buildings: Boston, Reddius Co.. State
Eesf copeI Cav and Saratoga streets Baltimore Jones
Ttsik, ashingtoo City. a. Head Charleston s. c. 6 f.
1hoa15 !t7 MAN street, Cincinnati. L. NJ Bovcs Chico.
60 Andrew Oliver s Co, New Orleans DAntgnac s.
barry. AUGUSTA D. Robson. Harrisburg. ja2o I'm DAW
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-12
NOTICE TO NEW FIRMS

= EEERCIIANTS about establishing new firms
~! are requested 70 psruSe the following CARD:
The subscribers having been established for number 81
years, and being practical SIGN AND ORNAMESIAL
PAINTERS aci,aint Ssrct aud Others that they
have concluded reduce tleir CHARGES tor cash oniyl
50 PR. CENT. BELOW thsr former PRICES.
- All work execu 81 By them be IL ther vel! known
SUPERIOR STYLE. aCKsEMAN Y MILLER,
aI2 3m M. 1903 Nassau Ann
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-12

sese 10 HANDSOME FARMS TO EXCHANGE
ssss FOR GOODS, located near the NewYoEk and Erie
Railroad with Houses, Barns, Orchards Wood and
Plough Land Price $50 Some We~teTn lands and
money would be directed to- Diagrams be
by APPLYING TO 4. P y c. Smith. IS Lihery d3tl
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-12

lrA FOR SALE-A Paper Mill, Dwelling House
FIJI and Orchard, with l3 good land situated in
lMs .lM Wpplny New jersey, 2. miles from New.Yolk and
and within 2t miles from tie Morsown Rail road, and
miles below Morrstown. The Mill is situated on
failing stream of will DIVE engines in the dyest time
The water wheel new, l6et wide and II feet diameter,
;h good engines and running geef. For further par
ticulars inquire OF GAUNT& x DERRlCRSON,
-ilO 6m l59 South 81. y. York.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-12

l-4 To LET IN BROOKLYN-A very Geslra-
;s BIZ two story frame House, filled with buick and well
finished throughout, with good garden, containing
feet souh OF Myrtle Avenue The situation Is m ST dsTh.
fu and unsurpassed for It's sauorty Tie r.nt will be low
10 4 suitable t-lant with a small family. Apply 20
fl03t- WN. BELCHER. 3 Plat street.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-12

gELHZABETAPoRT ELbx EEIHE AND AZ MEW
ssEszssSEsssEa aAnnANeEMENT-Far l2l Cents;
The Steamboats, WATER-WlTCH and CINDERELLA
ply daily from Ezabe,hPor Newly oIk, touching New
Brighton and Port Richmond, each Trip as follows:
On and after the 18th day Of November, l843,
Leave EliZabe,h-fort: Lave New York:
AT "a O'Clock A. NJ. At 0i O'Clock a NJ.
At O'Clock, p Al. At 4 O'Clock, p NJ.
OK SUNDAY, On SUNDAY,
n B.-Psssengers for Wes.Geld Scotch Palms. Paiuield
BoundB Brook somerrile, Easton and Schooey Mountain
by the Ezabei eihown and Somerville Railroad Cars, will
leave NewYo in the 81 o'clock boat in the morning. and
the II and 4 O'Clock boats iu tie afternoon
Passengers from the 3i O'Clock boat viii leave SomevIlc
stages for Easton and for Schocleys Mountain the arrival
of the cars at Somervls
The Horse Car will leave the front of the Union Hotel quar-
e, OF hour previous the departure of each boat
A u baggage al the rjsk Of its oyv ner ul6
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-12

e:sas2 A FARM FOR SALE-Stuated i'll the
ownshH Of Vestfeld; Esser County. .Nele Jerseyone
Sad farm contains % highly cultivated land, with
good dwelling House and Barn and other build
nss an Apple Orchard producing choice grated fruit; also
aspbsIres eurTaats aad soosbsFT7s aud
ter which never fails There is grass about l2 acres
wood in wheat and rye the balance in ase This farm
other business. If sold by the middle of March will
then be let for years, Inquire of j. STOUT,
PLA ms Depot. la25 lE'
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-12

"a FOR SALE.-.A productive Farm, Sculhside
::3 of Long Island, Quantuck Bay (see of L. ~
adJoinns (wss) village of Quog"e, about 50 acres n
for country HoHsepiazza paroIs folding DOORS
plain marble mantes fine rooms Cd story Farm house barn.
&C. superior accessible by railroad mail stage daily
Suitable gentlsmans hore (much wnted) practical
farmer. S. 5O0-ha mortgage city property. Apply
on the premises, or TO
Oa,r2 y sr.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-12

"a HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE The
; story brick front House aud Lot, No 0e Eldrge
street-Lo % feet front b3l 9es deep-Honss p is1t
door II disposed Of previously II will be s9da.
Inquire Of Ruben Bunker ~ 50 Pine Wm H. Frank
lin, No. IS RroaGs i0
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-04-25
Of Ots' " UaJ anu SHAA1N1KS KAUVN
to the LABoRER undsf
VAN-BURENl.
q DOLLARS A DAY and
GOOD ROAST BEEF UNDER
GEM. HARRISON.

10 9 o 0 o'o 90
This was your promise and this yourAag displayed
in all your cavalcades and in all your orgies
and bacchanaliah easts far and wide. How has that
promise been ffllsdl Thousands Of honest laborers
will answer next fallthrough the balot-boxthat they
can get but twenty cents day and no beet at al-
So place that promise to the credit of No. 8.
The federaliss nthe last Congress made but ohe at
tempt at retrenchment and that attempt was but nsoen
hypocrisy, and made to deceive The'demoGrats, in
former Congress- reduced the price Of public printing
fifteen per cent When the federalists came into power
prior to eecng the government printers, they passed
resolution reducing the price Of printing twenty per cent
or five per cent more; andtheh elected Gales Seaton
printers That was the show of retrenchment and un
that contract and resosutio ashe public printing
done, but in order to compensate for tbs reduction of
the price, more printing was given to Gales q Seaton
by nearly one-ha than ever was given TO public prin
ers before by any Congress in the same length of time
But that not ALL at the close of the last session. and
10 one Of the last appropriation Bills, was made an
nendment appropratng forty thousand dollars to Gales
and Seaton, In addition 10 the price stipulated
in the contract Thus was The public treasury robbed
% feed and fattena pampefed favofte partisan. So
much for the only attempt to fulfil the promise Of re-
trenchment That hypocrica show and false pretence
mark No9 a. 80. y"
Sir, my me and the limits of speech willnot per-
nit me to prosecute the subject If had time could
fill volume with these startling and damning false
hoods have selected those general and unvar nshed
ones, because they connected with promises the
more effectuayo mislead the thoughess and uawatyi
because they appeals to the passions to cupdity
and to avarice. When youhold up the promises made
in 1910 to the federalists and ask the why have you
not made the reenchments and reforms you promised
in the government expenditures Where is the plenty
of money, and of good Quality, yOu promisedl Why
have you not preserved that sacred principle Of patriot
ism-toeration in ofice-for the abuse OF which you so
denounced the administrations of General Jackson &
Mr. Van Buren2 Why did younot ossri6c prescription
Where is thabrlian prosperity you promised to every
institution, to every interest," & to every person in the
eountry7a Butabove.all, where is that two dollars
and good roasbeefyou promised the day laborer9 The
answer is, Oil Gen., Harrison, died. g. John lyle
turned traitor. Every shifting whg whifet, g. banl
spaniel as well as every pompoVts pufedup naughty
federal aristoratic ragbaron has that answer on hi
tongues end. ler h. .as
| Gen. Harrison did die, but John Tyler did not tu
traitor OfGen. Harrison d his death, have nothin
to say. Peace be to his ashes, IfhehadGny faults il
Ms life, am the last TO sreak Of them, Let his MAJ
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PRESCRIBED

Q Q Q Q Q . . 9 Q
No man was to be turned out Of office for opinions
sake The only question was 10 be- "s he honest is he
capable" All this it was well known, was coniempti-
ble cant and miserable hypocrisy, Eorone month be-
fore the presidential Inauguration this city was crowded
with oceseekers oafers and loungers ean long, and
lank to the number (t was said(ef more than thirty
thousand. Iknow that every public andpfivae house
and some houseS that Ishall not name) were full from
garet to cellar, and filled as the houses were, it was
impossible to walk ten steps at time in the avenue
without being josted by some staggering, hungry led
eral loafer They seemed to have focked from every
part and every longitude and every latitude, and every
zone, ,orrid temperate and frgid Of this widespread
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gniOh nuefous as the losss the lice, and the frogs
Of Egypt, and more devouring and destructive. Old
federasts, who had been driven into caves with the
Adahses, where they had slept for forty years. walked
up, came forth In their moh-ridded Anticipated garbs
staggering on their worm-eaten staves dragging their
withered emaciated cscasse and shaking their gray
locks-such gathering never before was SEEM such
gathering will never again be SEEN until the sea shall
give up her dead at the suhmohs of the last trump
Welt the Inauguration came, and with it az first step
the dismissal Of every chet democratic officer at the
head Of every department othe government then com
menced the guilolne. The axe was not permitted 10
dry nor the eXecutOnef to Sleep each head in each de-
parment wed with each other in the work Of execution
But Granger and Ewing went ahead and even surpass-
ed Robespierre, their worthy master and patron. The
trial was more summary than that of the victims ofthe
trumvirate. The inquiry to each victim, was not 81"
he capa6ls is he AOnest?" 1t was, Are you democrat?
Do you belong to the democratic association and are
you subscriber to the Extra Globe" The answer be-
ing In the affirmative off vent his head Bring forward
another; so it went. Such was the inqusition-such
the gulo;ne-such the Robespierres and such the fate
ofthe victims. v,. g., ,,
Mr.. Speaker there were more men prescribed for o.
pinions sake the first six month of this administration
than there were from the first day of Gen. Washingon's
administration to the last day of Martin Van Buren's
So make prOsvpti6n prescribed general fasehoods
No. 6. .u $50 q,
One OF the charges Of extravaganza against Mr. Van
Buren's administration was the pincely manner" in
which the Presidents house was furnished That false
hood was negatved by the appropriation of six thousand
dollars made to furnish the Presidents house at the
I commencement of this administration. That appro
priaton properly made; the Presidents house re
quired it but the application of the money was not made
as intended LIDO not know what was done with all th
money think know what was done with part of it
am told that near twenty-five hundred dollars wa
laid out in wines to furnish the eelarnot in fnmur
for the house What will the honest sober taxpayin
community say, when they learn tnat this tcastO,be
conoihica and reform administration used twenty-five
hundred doats of their money to purchase wines TO
the loafng, ounBing ank federal ofce-hunter to guzz
e down. But mu5tbe brief on every head; so pac
the charge of extravaganza Of the Presidents house
"gON spoons, French 6dseads," &c.-to general false
}, hoods No.. I. ,tt.t !o
= The day-laborers were told that if they would joi
Ehe edsralists in the overthrow the democratic party
y they should receive two dollars day and good roa
kbeef hold banner III hand here It is and here
e the promise Here is the inscription. breads:
' 0 Q o Q 8 3
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.$5s,7ls,sS6

Thus it seems that the ordinary expenses of The whig
reform and rerenchment administration for two years,
Qot FOUR shows the sum Of fily-eight millions seven
hundred and nineteen thousand eight hundred aud sixty
seven dollars ,sa. ,s..,.- ..,. .,....,..... .
Now for the comparison. 1 have deducted the extra
ordinary expenditures under MI Van Buren's ad-
mihstfation from the the ordinary and find that they
were-&3 sl .'a bic -4g, 1y.ea.y y....,,.
For1hecfrst year ,.. .... $14,69,49O
Forthe second year 14,5S7,sT9
For the third year 'fa 70 9,437203 TT
For the'fourh year r.g q 5,3S2,43 ;a
Making in all ~ 42,sBi,3l5 a'
Which is the amount ofhe extraordinary expenditures
I'VE deduct this sum from the whole amount (ordna-
y and extraordinary expenditures) the balance viii
show the amount Of ordinary expenditures through The
whole four years ofiAIf. Van Buren's adHipisifa,
ton; III ~, t ~. n,
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-04-25
SPEECH OF MIR. DUNCAN,
OF OHIO.

In Ue House of Representatives., larcA 6, ls44-ohthe
bill introduced by him oregulate the election OF cleo
tors for President and Vice President and members
OF Congress throughout the United States.
(Concladsd)
The appropriations which supplied the first year of
Mr. Van Buren's administration, were made under the
last year Of Gen. Jacksons administration; and ofhem
will say nothing. The amount expended in the first
year of Mr.. Van Burens administration, which was the
wear 1881 was $3l,6IO,OO3
Second wear, 1888, ... .'. 81, ,544, ,896
Third year, 1899 ... 25,443,76
Fourth year, 1910, -... 22,3S9,356
Total iIOs9747l