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THE NASHVILLE MAHUFACTURING COMPANY
YAVING, great expense, procured the most recently
L improved machinery and tools for the construction OF
tie heaviest work i'll metals, solicit from The Western
and Southern public portion of their patronage We
prepared TO make to order Railroad Machinery, such
Locomotives Passenger, Freight Cars Frogs, Switch
Stands Repair Cars all work aperainngtO Railroads
Steam Engines.-Boat and Stationary Eagines from 5
to 500 horse power with boilers of the best Tennessee iron
Saw Mills Fitted up complete, with Circular or Sash
Saws embracing the latest Improvements. Griat Mills.
Engines and Machinery complete Tor Grist Mills Of all sizes
Sugar Mills Of te most recent construction with Engines
correspond put up in any part Of ta Southern country
necessary appu1erarce made TO order at short notice
In all cases where it Is desired furnish engineer TO
put up the engine and instruct intel gent Negro that
be may continue to operate the engine, dc.
Brass and Iron Castings Of any size description, with
Shaftine Ni GeeriE, Water Wheels, Cast IRON Bank
Vaults, made to order.
Information cheei4uy given and orders received by
!. THOMPSON, President.
n BThe highest prices paid for Old B,asa and Copper
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PHuoTOKEN Or FEMALES FRIEND.

PHnoT0KEN Or FEMALES FRIEND
For the of Painful and Disordered Menstruaton
Miscarriage Abortion and the relief Of all those
sympathetic Nervous Affections attendant on
Pregnancy.
Much of the suffering attendant upon the lives Of females
at the present day may be traced slight mprudence
neglect during some ca period OF their peculiar
causing distinctions, rreguaTity &c. which, if 1901
relieved gEiay weakens aad deranges the system and
sympathy induces those chronic forms of disease-Co6
SUMPTION Dropsy, Dyspepsia &c-which either hurry them
to early grave render them nvalids for lie Many
the arest and oveles of creation that when the
just bursting into bloom, have wbered and died from
the effects OF obstruction and the want remedy TO asl
nature at that eventtul period
TRY THE PHlLOTOKEN.
1t is not offered of all ills that flesh is heir to-
but remedy and preventive for certain class OF com
FORTH that medicine directed with and skill
perform Sold by SCUv Il MEAD,
Ill Charres street. New Orleans.
General Wholesale Agents for the Southern States who
all orders must be addressed
julyl-ly dfw&w.
THE GREFENBERG DISENTERY SYR-
Il UP--isa speedy and inalble remedy tor DlARRHFA
DYSENTERY. BLOODY RLUX, CHOLERA MURBUS
CHOLERA INFANTUM, and the Asaiic Cholera
1t fails to the worst possible Of bowel
complaints in few hours II is purely vegetable and taken
in au1ast quantity is perfectly harmless.
Most remedies in for Darhea OK the pores OF the
intestinal canal and only for time alleviate The disc BY
preventing the expulsion Of the acrid Hud, which will al
invariably pour forth again. with increased violence
though nature sometimes the evil while the
dy sone bears of the praise Not with the Dysenter
Syrup Its ngred the natural andOes these
plants chnges the nature of the huds and Their
expulsion natural manner. IL does not leave them 10 in
fame the surface of the stomach and bowels but attacking
the Cause neutrazes them and the disease immediately
subsidies The operation OF the Syrup is hreefod IL i'm
mediaey reaches the seat Of the disease and its
course instantly sOothes pain and the system to
perfect quiet The inamed surfaces Of the stomach and
intestine guarded against further violence by the
tralgaon Of their acrd contents, and thus the body
sumes it natural healthy functions.
THIS MEDICINE NEVER FAILS. complete cure
is warranted. Price only 50 cents per bottle.
junel5. ALEX MACKENZIE, Agent for the State
ACergyman OF Nashville informed me last when the
Cholera threatened. that in week he cured 81
Of the premonitory symptoms with few bottles Of
this Dysentery Syrup. A ~.
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To Messrs scoviI Mead New Orleans i 'a La '''' %
JEW DAyID'S OR HEBREW PLASTER IN NORTH


hEssRs. ScovIL MEAD:I have been troubled with the
chronic rheumatism for the last Twelve years On the lst
July lS49 bad that could myself bed
and The pain that had septa wink for da,
At this time my attending Physician prescribed the "ebrew
Plaster and it acted Ike charm; the pain left and
slept more Than half Of the night, and in three days
able to ride out consider the "HebTew Plaster the best
remedy for all sorts Of pains in use
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AND FOR SAEf,.---The subscriber living one
mile west of DurhauyllIe Lauderdsle county, offers
for sale his TRACT OF LAND containing 2I6 ACRES,
about orc half cleared snd in cultivation with good grass
lots an apple orchard containing upwards OF 400 bearing
trees and sine different kinds; good Cotton Gin:
large and co.umodous Dwelling House, snd oU houses.
The tract is well waiered with stock ard drinking
will sell on accommodating terms or viii take in pay
part or all in NEGROES at a far price.
iuneIe-1rn DAVID FITZPATRICK.
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No. Al, COLLEGE sraErr, NAsuv1LLr, Tenn.

RE now in receipt Of their entire stock Of ARDWARF
N and CUTLERY for the Spring Trade, and in calling
the attention of the merchants of Middle and East Tenne-
see Kentucky and North Alabama their large and varied
assortment they feel confident that it will compare Eyora
bly, with that o any House in any country and when the
item of Transportation is considered il will be found thai
seres should prompt all dealers in this section OF the
country to encourage home market.
They asc invite the attention Of aeksmith Carpenters
and Farmers visiting Nashville their assortment Of Tools
Turning Implements &C. large stock OF which they always
keep on haad.
FGisrs Ginseng and Bessra taken the highest mar
ket prices in exchange for goods in payment Of debts
Feb 26, 1858.
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MYERS 6 McGuL.


EVERY DESCRIPTION or
Ladies' and Geutlsmens Furnishing and Fancy eocss.
On Cole7s STREET, door Sousi Of Gs Sqss-s.
VITH e r may be found at all timeSa large assors-
w ment of Wincheser's Davis JuDeiS 4 Nrer.'
Patent Shoulder Seam Shirts of Linen Nuslir vh La
en- BVs0ns Ginghsm and French Chinfz. Standing and
Byron Collars, Underwear, Ms-ino, Shaked SIX, Cs1b
and gentlemen, Gents Cloth Gstters Gloves. KID and
SILK Buck. Cashmere Cloth, Cnamois. Wesh Norma
Cuf Gloves, and Ladies and Gen.emens Ga1nistz Linsn
De JoinYille's PLAIN Enbd and seadjustirz, Cravas-
Scar Black and White Satin lies Shoulder Br@ess Sus-
renders SIX Wooen and Gotten Night Caps OIL six Bat-
nr Caps for Ladies' and Gentlemen. Mousy Rio az md
Strengthening Belts. Robe de Chsmbre Umbfellss as-
ing Cares, Riding Whips Trunks, Sole Leather sases
lets Opera Glasses, Porte Monies Fans Writing Deskz
Cigar Cases. Flasks Travelling Comparisons Rssss s1d
Razor Strops, Combs, Brushes Good wears Gum Co "a
Perfnmery.-Tolet Bottles, Pocket Cutlery, kc ana
nshing Siores
~ Wehave made arrangements with our f-ierds af ths
North to forward Goods received BY tbeu,
therefore shall have goods hero in lesshan tan dave
from the New York Custom House:
Furnishing Store College street, deer soulk q sbs
Square. Nashville. [cetf1
EXCHANGE q BANKING OFFICE OF D PEARL . 90.
NORTHWEST corner cr the Public Square asar Plant
sy- We are drawing Sight Checks sl the principal
cites of the East South ana est a. me oHest rai ta
\ sums 20 suit purchasers
,S% We buy all kinds Of current snd uneurTsrt Bssg
Notes st moderate raies.
r We buy South Carolina, Georgia aud North csro,:ns
| Rank Notes sf a very small discount
sSg- We viii purchase New Orleans and Keresosy non
| les al a fair premium.
.zF- We have Gold and Silver for sas-wiu as<.a to
collections relnng any point requested Bank rztcs
l charge but 4 percent commissions.
We taking Bank Of Eas; Tsnneszes TIE a.
/ ather Tsrnessee Rank Notes. jxnl7
/ FMONS-ls 6oxaa Isu,.oa r.-sixed this dsr b.
! u splS ?. &LkIxos
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MEDICAL.
JEW DAyID's HEBREW PLASTER,

THE great Remedy for Rheumatism Cout pain in The Side
Il Hip, Back, Limbs and joints Scrufuls Kings Evil
White 5wellings Hard TunoT Stiff JOINS, and all fze
pains whatever Where this Plaster is applied Pain cannos
exist
These Paster possess the advantage Of being put up in
srght boxes hedce they retain their full virtues all eli
mates.
This celebrated Pain Extractor has been extensively
used Sy Physicians sad the people in general both in tins
country and Europe that it Is almost needless To say any
thing about it. Yet there may be some who stand in need
OF It's healing powers who have vet tried il For their
sAes We viii simply state what ii has dune in thousand of
cases, and what ii viii 40 for them when tried.
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IIendersOnville, n. C., Aug. IS, 1850.
! . . Z . 8 sT 9

Beware OF counterfeits and base initations
~ The genuine will in future have the signature Z.
Taylor the steel plate engraved label the Top Of each
box.
Purchasers are advised that mean counterfeit Of this ar
tcles is in existence
The genuine is sold only by US and agents appointed
throughout the Southland pedlar is allowed 70 sell l.
Dealers and purchasers generally cautioned against buy
ingof but regular agents. otherwise they will be impos-
ed upon with worthless article
Fors by SC0VIL a MEAD,
III Chartres street New Orleans.
General Wholesale Agents the Southern Saies whom
all orders must be addressed.
Sold by EWlN, BROWN Co., Nashville, Tenn
W. W. & J. Il. BERRY, do;
j. II. ZIsIERMAN & Co, do;
CARTWRIGHT 4 ARMSTRONG, DO;
THOMAS WELLS, do;
juyl-dtww il. G. SG0VEL, do.
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tzr n T. ALLOWAY co. Nashville, Tenn. are at
ali times prepared to make liberal cash advances on ship
ments TO us Isepl6
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HuSTsvMLE, Ala, August "a, 1851.
This is to certify that had suffered for many wears with
Dyspepsia and Diseases of the Liver Physician after Ply
scsn had prescribed for without nv receiving any ben
eht when commenced the of Dr. Bedsoes Attentive
COMPOUND, which cured me soundy, and recommend it
because OF the same happy effect upon others nv acquaint
ance. JOSEPH CAR0THERS.
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Gents Fashionable Spring and SIMMER Read!
Made Clothing,

which he Is prepared 10, and viii sell AS LOW AS ANY
OTHER HOUSE N TIE TRADE
Already Fine ToWu Blue, Black and Olive Frock
and Dress Goats OF the latest styles French Tweed Cash
malee Plush, Drap dEte silk LHstre aud Grass Linen
Frock Sack Box and POLKA Goats, &C- &c, dc.
Pants and Vests oevey coior shade pattern and quality
to sltt the most IssdiOus. -1
LIkEW lSE fine assortment Of Gents furnishing aTti-
ces consisting OF Fine Shirts Under Shirts Drawers Cra-
vats Handkerchief SuspendeT, Hats Caps, Trunks, Va
Gses, Carpet Bags sc, &c.
Also, variety Of Youths and Childrens' Coibug from
three years of age upwards. /. POWERS,
Tennessee Clothing Depot No 81 Market St, directly op
poste Union street.
sF-No conuexion With any other house in the city,
NB-Notto be sold or unders0ld by any cornbi-
nation of men. L. z.
Country Merchants in particular earnestly invited 10
call anduspec my stock previous to purchasing elsewhere
unerch2A
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RAMAGE AND CHURCH
Wholesale and Retail Dealers il Boots, Shoes, Trun
yAllises and Garnet Regr

70. q, CtCJt N6fIft, -I,tsfrtHf If7,.lsgee.
RE constantly receiving direct from the best Eastern
N ManIfaciUres, great variety of Indies aad ffeq;-
,0ers Bcts ana Naocs, Of the Ldfe,' N4es-suahe for
either Cfsc- Cnantrg I5gaJ which offered .ry r br
nc naokaqe 9ozsl or single pair Cosstg N-ycia aaf
qRtgyers are invited examine Stock before rch
ing. marchl@J hAMHUE CHURCH
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GILES COUNTY, Tenn, Dec 2S, 1851
DR. DIEDsoE IL feel that should fail short of nv duty
70 you and to those who afflicted not to further
recommend your Alternative Compound It has entirely re-
heved me- SO that have not had take anything in
two months can eat anything want with impuny and
oeeVe my health as good as my advanced age
Should ever suffer from dyspepsia AGAIN Shall be sure tn
call on you. am very respectfully your friend.
ELIZABETH ]. HARDWOOD
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dsJ 00Q RENAHD.-I wiz pay tLeaboye reward
- .UOO 10 person or persons as a rrenicm
above tie market price, or thousand Land Warrants
of the deucminatuJs Of $50, 20 and 70 acres. viii pur
chase single warrants Of either denomination
Il. H. BR0CKWAY
Room over Oak Hail. east side Public SQUARE % door
saG;L 81 81, t,ut Nashville. Octl4--Il23.
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EXCHANGE 3 BANKING oFFIcE OF D. REARL :

u apo ?. al LkIxos
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ATTOPNEF LAW,
No. A. North Cherry Street
NASHVILLE, TF7EEssEE.
WILL practice IN all the Courts Of Law and Equity of
w Davidson County. Prompt attention given to The
collection of claims.
Refer to Return J. Meigs, Esq, Francis B. Fogg ESQ,
John Trimbe Esq, Russell Houston Esq, And. Ewing,
ESQ, W. +. Cooper, Esq, Edwin IL Ewing, Esq, Dyer
Pearl Co, Jas. B. Craighesd, ESQ., Jas Walker Esq Gne
s. X. Anderson. Is may
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BRADY, GoRMAN & CO.,
Cotton Factors and General Commission Merchants.
NEW ORLEANS
.1g~They keep Office in Tuscumbia, Ala.
sug23-l2m
SSg-H. S. FRENCH, Agent, Nashville is authorized TO
eke CASH advances upon shipments of Produce to tb
owe firm.
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. FORM OF OFFER
70 tie ClioF tie Bureau Of TGrds and Docks, Navy De-
of in the State of hereby offer to
furnish under your advertisement dated day OF
and subject to all the heeqrements of the same all the
tic,es embraced in class No, viz:
(Ie insert the articles with prices carried ot( amount
inr 10 write the aggregate in wOrds) And propose
name e agent if required by the adverisenent)
The undersigned, OF III The state OF
ard of in the State of
as crarnntors, hereby undertake that the
oLore rar,ad will if offer be accepted en-
Ter into contract before required with the United States
within een days afer the date OF notice through the post
office of the acceptance OF DID, as before mentioned
O-' r. (Signstures)
certify that the above named and
are known to me be good aud responsible garantors In
this case. ,..
10 be signed BY navy agent collector, or district at
tonev or some other person known TO the bureau to be
c,a5ira,blaA - - EDWIN o. PERRIN.
innsT5Ia1,5Aw Navy Agent
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WoMAS's TEMPERANCE MEErno. - The


Temperance women of the State Will hold meeting in
Albany, On Friday the 2lst Of January Il IL hoped
that al Interested in the Temperance will
make an effort 20 attend and especially that the vad
temperance organizations Of Whatever name, will
be fully Represented by delegates. The fare ON the
will be reduced onehalf person attending the
meeting ct thu time and this expense, for one delegate
least be paid Gu; OF the treasury Of the Society
which they represent Men will be going 10 Albany at
hat time frm almot every viii &C. delegates from
the sons Tempsrr Ssmnrraus md ether orgsnzafiOns
and this VIII ate I'd company such do not
&c 10 go alone 1his IS a matter which deeply
woman, end Is fitting that she manifest her zeal and
her deEires by her presence that occasion.
Able speakers viii be secured 10 address the meeting
end appeal will be made TO the Legislature IN behalf
o. the women o. the State
IL is earneily desired that women have their peti
i.oBs ready for presentation at the time " the Albany
Meeting On the 2lst nst They may be directed 70
AMILIA BLOC HER, either a; Seneca FALL or Albany, up
10 The ldh 18th or ii sent In time reach her at
either place before tie meeting Later than thar they
skoud be sent direct 70 the Member OF Assembly from
the several districts.
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they viii withdraw their resistance and let Us
90 quietly back TO the system enacted in lSi9.
And we feel very confident that, whenever
that tine shall have clearly arrived, We shall
have the hearty cooperation of Mr.. Secretary
Randall
The remainder of the Secretary's Report
We shall pass over very briefly. We entirely
approve of bis suggestion that Colleges and
Academies receiving money Of the State be
required TO pay for it in the graiHitOSs educa-
ton of such pupils as the State may designate.
But why not. instead of creating another Nor
NAL School, require the Academies TO educate
for Teachers the States bene6ciaries, as aiore-
said If the ENGRAVING of free department
on the existing academies aud colleges weuld
be every way preferable 10 creating new ones,
why does not the same rule apply to Normal
Schools
We trust the improvement OF cur Dis
rRrcr ScHooL LIBRARIES is among the "other
topics Of interest on which the Secretary
proposes 20 offer suggestions in bis next Re-
rort. VIII he consider the policy of having
the books selected By a State Board 1t
would be easy to buy in gross the books now
obtained for two-thirds of their cost when
bought piece-meal, and We are very sure that
far better books 10 the average would be
bought by State Board than By District Com
mittees We prize those Libraries very highly,
and are anxious to see them annually grow in
value and in popular esteem.
We trust the Secretary's Report viii seyery
generally studied. We cannot concur IN soaie
Of lis more important recommendations, but
it iswrtten with ability aud presents graphic
and instructive picture of the present condi-
ton of Popular Education in the State.
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OUR COMMON SCHOOLS.

The Annual Sohool Report OF HEyRY :.
RANpALL, Secretary of State. to the Legis-
lature just assembled is given at leagth in oar
columns to day and We solicit 0f it the earnest
attention OF every patriot. JUS, consider these
facts:
We had by enumeration year since LOO
Glib children above four years of age in our
State year ago. but We will throw of the
odd l00,6l3, as well as the non-enGmerated
and the natural increase during lSJ2, and say
there are iO00,00o pcrsons in the State who
ought TO attend School, OF these tae Secrc-
tary tells us that PIP 81 (less than ono fourth
ATTENDED our Common Schools for six months
or more during the year. he reports 2jS ,l32
children as not attending School al al during
the year Deduct 100000 IS aforesaid for
children in private schools, (3l $40 girls
married when they should have been at school,
children detained from school by sickness, &c.
and there remain l6S, l22 receiving no sort OF
education, along with 300, i73 who attended
school less than two months in the year, 2il,-
So who attended more than two BAT less than
four months, and lsc.S}0 who attended more
than four but less than six months In other
words, one-quarter OF the children in the
State are receiving a good education, one-half
Of the residue something better than none, ani
TIE remainder either absolutely none at al
or SO near il Us 10 DC mere delus!oa and sham.
Citizens of NeW-lork what do VOC think Of
this Or, 10 come 81 once 10 the vital ques-
ton. what viii you do about itl
Mr. Randall tells rs thar the average dura-
ton of cur Schools in 1851 was less than in
80, while in thar year they were less than in
1919 Hoy long We are TO go on in this down.
hi course, he does not give us the means of
deciding.
When the FRKE School LAW was in opera
ton the then Secretary jOyfalk compared the
ietafns Of pupils in the schools with those Of
The preceding year, showing a very large H.
sreast-soine Sixty Thousands. Mr.. Randall
makes no such comparison. Would he have
,aiea 10 d" So there had been any corsidera-
BILE increase TO exalt overt
True, he tells US that the total exosDaiturss
tor scheol purposes for the YEAR epsin, w;,h
June last were s2.sa9,sll. being an iners... or
sS4-se7 over those Of the preceding Yea, IN,
We believe very much Of this is to be cr,s;,as
TO the erection of costly school houses 81 !.
cities aid villages, where the schools are sin
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of thinking. We trust be may continue IN MS
place till they do.
Ex-Governor BRIsSs is = prominent can
didate for the place, yet We fear he is TOO hon
est and too much Of Maine Law man to oe-
tsinit. Yet if the Maine Law men are true
to themselves they viii see that bis cause sui
fers no detriment on this account. Mr.. ASH
MN has also been named, but We cannot be-
lieye he has any chance for an election Mr.
EDWARD EVERETT, too, has his friends, but De
Is = little too near Boston, and besides, he
eliminates well in his present position, from
which his friends will allow him peacefully ana
serenelg 10 decline If they truly regard his
character srd fame. JULIus 4. ROCKWELL -
another gentleman of great merit and dlstinc-
ton. who would make most excellent Sen
stor. and whom we would gladly see in the seat
of Gov. Davis if he is to retire.
But the Massachusetts Legislature has o'ner
important duties to perform besides electIng 8
Governor and Senator, and TO these We may
refer at another time.
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MIR CAss AND THE MONROE DOC

Messrs. Cass and Mason's late splurge IN the
Senate on Cuba has produced such state OF
acidity in the stomachs of the tlibustierlng wing
of their party, headed by Douglas and Soulc,
that il has been found necessary TO administer
dose of maguesa. Yesterday Mr.. Cas- or
fered in the Senate Resolution calculated to
cure the disorders in his party caused by his
former speech. He now calls upon Congress
TO declare, by Joint resolution, that we stand
by the Monroe doctrine, and will look upon
every attempt of any European power to ex'
tend their Colonial possessions on this CONT
ueut as evidence of an unfriendly or hostile
spirit, which We shall feel called upon TO resist
and resent And, further, that we look upon
Cuba as forbidden fruit to everybody but her
present possessor or ourselves but that We
discaim all intention of being guilty OF foul
play in acquiring that island.
In a word, the resolution is full OF valiant
talk about our determination and intentions in
regard TO the matters OF which il treats, and Is
fabricated to satisfy few uneasy and ilibus-
ticring gentlemen and their followers and to
restore harmony TO the ranks of the Pierce
party. which cannot afford to begin TO fall 10
pieces at least till after the offices are dis
trituted. Mr. Cass is a very good natured
nan thus to volunteer his az ,ncy in restoring
the threatened harmony ofthe ranks his former
speech did so much to rupture This resou-
ton, we venture to predict, viii make every
thing smooth again between Old and lcnng
America in the Democratic ranks. We see
nothing in it but tub thrown to the whale OF
iibusticring.
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We publish this morning the important por-
tons of the Controllers Report. exhibiting
the state Of the debt and finances of the State,
Canal Revenues, School Fund, &c. We have
DO room for a heightened review of this docu-
ment. Indeed we have not taken the pains to
print those portions the report which display
the peryersities of the Controller on several
POINTS, and which are thus provocative OF
criticism. The document exhibits our State
in the proud position of aourishing revenues,
and unimpeached and uniInpeachable credit