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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-01-05

TENHE undersigned having boughtthe inter
I est of his late partner in the firm of
Goodrich, Buchanan and Beavers, and also in
the firm Of Goodrich d Beavers, will continue
the business at the old stand west side of the
Public Square, where he has been for a num-
berof wears His Stock on hand is one Of the
largest and most desirable he has ever had
the pleaSi Of Offering to the trade-elRbra-
chg every article usually kept in a Retail
House; suffice it for the present, to say, that
this stock cannot be surpassed by any retail
hbuse in TennesSee-i1l fact, his stock is too
large for the present. seaso;n, and he is deter
mined TO sell it of, even il at unusually low
prices. For the liberal Patronage extended
him by the citizens of L;nfoln county since
his commencement in business he is under
many obligations, and intends if by close ap-
plication to business and desire to sell goods
for small profits will sill secure their custom,to
do 50. JOHN GOODRICH.
Dec. |. 1858.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-01-05

IL AS become 50 widely popular that unscru-
L d pulohs SIighorant persons have attempted
to counterfeit heiarticle, and, in some instant
ces they use "a name 50 nearly resembling
Marshall that casual glance might mislead-
1t is absolutely necessary to use caution and ex-
anime the name and also 70 observe thai the
seal OF the (traefenberg Company and the
name of DR.. Pemeroy is on every bottle. Mar
shall's Catholieen is prepared by an ola and
skillfpl physician, in the most scientific man
ner Other preparations purporting to perform
the same cures are prepared by those who know
not what they DO. The subject is one de-.
manding great care, and though somf Of the
nostruns referred to are sold at lower price
than MarshalIs, no one who is afflicted can.
hesitate between really valuable medicinal
preparation and one which is only pretending
and injurious compound. Let purchasers be.
on their guard to prevent deception by 4imlari-.
ty of appearances.
This and all the other medicines prepared
by the Graefenbere CO., of New York arc for
sale BY McElroy s. Mckinney and Diem fr &
Hampto Fayetteville, where also may be
had Eratuitollsly, the Graefenberg Health AL
mandc for 1854. Oct. G, 1858.
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BIsrE GIsA&S sFFD
N 1pn = st t1 re- f1l arD So
z i II MI h Il 10
he Snc'DyVitic HORSE and The
south Nashville EurnIsur..
EsInsIf:s Colss-
pssmy United.
~~0


VIE undersigned takes lcas-
II ure IN announcing toll. citi- tSSsSssss
zers Of this and adjoining counties S.sS<
that he IS constantly recciys in addition to
his already large stock. hrac AMI sflendid It's
of plain and fashionable FUN ttlr,,-, bieh ir
part consists Of the followinl articles: Malio..-
any Bureaus from y to 10 different sirIes--
prices from 80 to $50. Mahogany Dressin..
biHeauswlih glasses at sl3ard upwards. 4
splendid lotof Soi;i> .hotI{ common and fine.
also Frepcldo. Betistc:sGs s--TrundIe Bel.
steals, low post Bcdsteads. kl.mmon BedsteaJs
PLAIN curtain do, Octagon d6-4nisses do. serne,-
tine cottage do, serpentine s-recian Gothic
cottage do, French sofa do; Sine Inahoganv 10
prices from - 80 TO S75.- TahIc~--iren-
Ing tables, breakfast do, desert DO. dining do
extension do. side do, center DO. card do
prices from : 30 TO SD. (hsiis.s--con.,,on
DO, cane seat do, mahogany and walnut parior
chairs, Rocking do, sewing aud nursin, do
sAroll and Ilain Rockers different STILES ~
Elizabeth clair, &c. Warirohes and ,res.c.
cribs and cradles, dvaus ard ottomais. ioiir.s..s
and mattresses, stands and wash stands On
closed and plain, writing desks and safes ha.
racks and whatDets, foot stools and mirror.
&c. sc. Sc. sc, all of which are rnanulacturej
10y the South Nashville Manufacture con-.
pany-a5d ,oqyronff9 to bcequal in ses,inss, 10
anvwork made in tity or countrv-ssrd bich
work will sell at theif lo,reS. Nashville ,.rioc,
lrlttom mig adiitio1al ehar5e toy freiqht. Al.n.
Will make liberal deduction ON large hfus'
The greatest possible care is taken IN packin.,
to send at distance.
NJ c. M0ULTON.
ShpllvyIlIa .Ifflt- II
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The !IiahMa ynl ans HOrse.

Between the year 1870 and l76OI
a Scottish lawyer Of eminence made
a journeyito Londoh. At that peri
Cd, such Journeys " ere usually per
formed on Horseback, and the travel
her might either ride post, Or if will
ing to travel econoI nically, he bought
a horse and sold hi h at the end Of
his Journey. The Z, ntleman above
alluded to, who was a goo | Judge Of
horses, as well as alb excellent horse
man, had chosen til / latter mode of
travelling, and had sold the steed on
WHICH he rode frd m Scotland, as
soon as he arrived in London
With view TO his return, he went
TO Smithfield to purchase a horse. -
At lask handsome one was offer
ed to him at SO che p a rate, that be
was led to suspect that the animal
was unsound, bat i he could discoy-
cr no blemish he be Fame the purchas-
CT.
Next morning i e set out on his
Journey. His hotse had excellent
PAGES, and the frs few miles, while
the road was well Fl eqented, our tray-
ellie II spent in cor grad ulating him
self on bis good fbrtane- in having
made 50 good baF gain. On Finch.
ley Common, and 1t d place where
the road rain down ia Slight descent
and up a similar as cent, the Il avellel
met clergyman d irving a one horse
'chai There was nobo1yin sigh
and the horse by hiF manCeuyre plain
ly intirnated what bad been the pro
fcssiol of lis forme b owner. Instead
Of passing the chaik e-he ran close N
to it, and stopped i having no doub
that his rider woulH embrace so fail
an opportunity of q ercising bis yoca
lion. The dlergyrhan never doubted
the identity Of the Equestrian, pro
duced his purse uiasSed, and assur
ed the astonished lawyer that it was
quite unnecessary to draw his pisto
as lie did not inteh d to Offer any re
sistance. The traveller rallied hi'
steed, and with many apologies to th'
gentleman lie had SO innqeently ahl
unwillingly affrighted, pursued h
journey.
The horse next made the sam
sus piciouS approach toa coach; from
the window Of which was IevelIod
blunderbass, with denunciations q
death and destruction to the rider
though sackIess as he used to ex
press it, ofall offence in wordor deco
In Short after his life had been one
or twice endangered by the suspi
cions 10 which the singular conduc
ofhis horse gave rise, and having hi
liberty as often threatened by peac
officers, who were disposed to ppre
bend him as notorious robber an,
highwayman who had lurmelly rid
den it, he found himself obliged t
part with the inauspicious animalfo
mere trille, and to purchase at
dear rate, one less Snowy and Of infe
rior action, but of better moral hab
its.
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FAH.E. d WINTER
@GRGDHB@a

GQoDRIGH & BEA yERs, are m
~ u. now {cn, rs 3ay =. saS Gq Piis
dephia, one Of the largest and most desirable
stocks of Fail and Winter Goods, they
Have evcrihad the pleasure of offering TO the
Trade. For this Stock they beg leave to ask of
their friends and CUSTOMERS, a close eXamina-
ton, feeling confident that they will be pleased
both as to Priceahd quality of their Goods. In
a few days. their entire Stock will be in Store,
when theyIwill al gain appear in more extend
ed advertisement
The usual ssssrtGr of the country taken in
exchange for Goo ds al the highest market price
GOODRICH s, BEAVERS.
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Tic EnsIiSh[ LansHage.

Tie English lang is spoken by |
4 great proportion Of the enlighten-
ed part oil the world. In Great
Britain, the greater part of Ireland,
the islands betwEe England and
France, at Gibralt;lr and vicinity, at
Liberia, at Cape bf Good Hope, in
Hindostan 10 d grdat extent, in Aus
tralia, which is the richest island Of
the world, and ovd r the greater part
Of the North AmeEica Continent, it
is the language in use. These arr
keys of the worlh. These nations
and localities are 0 much Importance
to the world in S kveral respects
This language waB introduced into
the island Of Greh hit Britain in the
year $50 by two rude tribes-the
IAnglos and Saxol s. from Hanover
In German, and their combination
produced the A nglo Saxons. 1t
was confined TO them over a thou
sand years. Tn l906 it sailed 5000
miles to the Amt rican continent. Of
which it is now th : language. 1t is
destined to be tho tongue that shall
sway the .sceptre df the world. The
lineal elements of the English Ian
guage are the Ahglp-Saxon, Celtic,
Gothic, Roman and Classic. The
4 Anglo Saxon is the base of the Ian
guage, and consist I'D of bat E,000.or
1900 words; but it has absorbed The
other elements D ntil it rhas sweled
into a language of $4,000 words, in
GLIDING its scieI tific terms. The
Anglo Saxon voca buliiry was limited
but valuable 1t comprised simple
expressive words for instance those
relating to home, those defining tht
parts of man, or those expressing
the passions. The Anglo-oaxon il
byeftr the most economical and Wig
orous element Of the language. Johr
Bunyan dealt mostly in it III writing
the Pilgrims Progress. DAME
Webster appeared to understand The
use of this element, and the speech
es of Thomas Benton give the same
indication. The conquest Of. Grea
Britain by Villa the Conqueror in
troduced the Norman element. II,
Established the feudAl system anC
thus the nobility are of French ex
traction. The native language til
umphed over the French, andin 1872
law passed that the English SHOULD
be the established tongue. The Ian
guage of the common people wa.
Anglo Saxon, the nobility used thu
, French, the priests spoke Latin an(
the nj tiyes the Celtic. After tn,
conquest Of William, the classic ele
ment composed Of Latin anYGreel
= began to be introduced; but thi
: element has been incorporated pun
cipally since the Reformation, and ha
ADDED the theological a nd scientific
words. Each line9l element has it
, practical value and appropriate Scoop
of thought. The Anglc.Saxon ele
ment is productive Of economy il
thought. One can listen an hour K
a discourse in which the Anglo-Sax
ION is most used, and feel refreshed a
its close, whereas, listening for hal
that time to a speech in which thi'
element is used in slight proportion
would excessively weary the nearer
The English language should b
studied by its lineal clements. 1t i
probably destined to be the language
Of the globe.-Dr- ,Scett's Lecture
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SELLING OUT!

HNHE Subscribers are now offer
Il ing their stdcS at cost-end W
no DistaEe-for the purpose of clo-
sing out, and winding up, as ". II, Webb il
very shortly to oIen new house for the sale
Of Dry sGeods, Groceries, Hardware, etc etc,
at the Sulphur Spring, eight miles west of Fay
ettcville. Cone quick. if YOU wish 10 buy
Goods cheap, as tie new Store is to be opened
by the 18th of d December at the latest We
will sell as we advertise-lt cost. Try and
see. All those indebted to W. II. Webb or 10
Webb & Woods IRE hereby notified to come
forward aud settle up, Immediately, as the
business must be dosed withoutldelsv.
WEBB e. WOODS.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-01-05

A rich old codger named Atkins
~ orlh al least two hundred thou
aud dollars, died the other dpy ii
Boston. lie is represented as be-
ing misery in every thing except
the Law. He would be a law with
somebody, and is said to have spent
$4,000 in tbls amusement.
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WHITE EIDUSI9,
South Side Of the Square
sHELBYviLIE, TENN.

'HE subscribers having taken 4 ySAl-f1
Il charge Of the above named :.sAis..
Hotel, formerly known as the - s,slEs.ssis1l
TEN3EssEE HOUSE, VIII en9eavo- h -crdc,
domIlete satisfaction to all who NAV favor them.
with thelf patronage. They intend their table
Snail pot be inferior TO any ever furnished in dis
PLACED There VIII be 10 reserved chairs. oI.F,,
for bdies and their attendants. No resrorsi-
bihtd for money, unless delivered to the Pro-
priet4 rs or Bar-keepcr. There win be 10 re-
spondi biity for umbrellas lef; in the Bar-Rocm
DisoI ierly conduct VII lead to dism;ss;on Of
thosd guilty. Persons wishing to board by the
year, wil! be required to settle quarterly. Perl
sons tyishing 70 stay Pll night or longer, Who'll
have ho baggage VIII be required to pay in adj
vancd No person viii be permitted to send
serva ts on errands without permission.
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Family Grocerie S.
NEW EsTABLIsHNaENT!

e. G b THE subscribers t4 Ike
fss - - Mis- method Of aprriz ing
their friends and TTe public generally, that they
have Just opened Family Grocery S tore
on the n,irtl5 side Of the Public Square, next
door to NJ cElrovaTih Mekinney'S Drug Store,
Fayetteville, whdreh general assortment of ar
ticles in their lime EiH be continually kept on
hand, at the loweft dates. A portion of pub bic
patronage IS Respectfully solicited. Call and
see US. HOLMAN & HARDIN.
Feb 10.
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TulIahOma Lets.

TIVE undersigned has Laid off blocks of Lots
IL of several acres in each, for private resi-
dence, aIe is now prepared to sell them at pr
Yate said TO those who desire to lave summer
RESIDENCES, in the beautiful and healthy town in
Tuilainoma. We have in the Town Site,
besides the most healthy atmosphere and pure
treestone water a most excellent Chalybeate
Spring, which is supposed To be mixed with
white sulphur.
wM. MOORE, Agent etc.
May 20. 1852-tf
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MAXEY, MCCLURE g. Co.,
Tin Plate and Sheet Iron Workers,
No. rs Market Street,
I NASHVILLE, TENN.

NASHVILLE, TENN,
KEEP constantly on hand, Tin y
N Ware of every description an
wholesale and~retali. Also, Tin Plate, g.
Sheet Copper, Block Tin, Sheet Iron, Sad
lrofs; Fairbanks Platform and Counter Scales:
Wrought and Cast Iron Cook Stoves of the
most approved patterns. Wood and Coal
STOKES, consisting of Franklin, Ten Plate, Sew
en- Plae, Box and Cylinder Stoves. Also, Par
lor, chamber, and Office Grates-to all of which
they would respectfully call the attention of
those Wishing to purchase. [Sept 22-6m
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-01-05

The Ladies of Maysylilc, Ky,
lately presented Miss Lucy Stone,
who was occurring them on Wo-
mans rights, with apair ofpanto-
looms.
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HI RDWARE AND CUTLERY.

= = ALARGE stock embracing almost eFerv
x article in this line wanted in this maAkst
z y in store and for sale cheapby
THOMSON & BUCHANAN.
April 81. 1853.
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A bills pending beiore the Leg
stature Of Georgia, which pr6Pos-
es to lease tlIe State road TO tie
lli.kcst bidder
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4 breast STAY ioek h r. s and trace 5 ehans
Feb. 3. SHAPARD.
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EzssgA Henderson.
NJ 4 RIFLE MANUFACTURER

NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE,
Mar tie Hote1--ot' the Sq1are-,,ert to
Gorlon's Ware-House
w GUILD inform the people of &sE1zlaA
w Nashville and the surrounding 49,
coun try that he has recently improvedoM p
and greatly enlarged his Marble Yard, Tsf
and is now prepared to fill all orders X
in the marble line at the shortest 10 -
tice and on the most favorable terms for CASH.
He vIould call particular attention to his well
selected stock of monuments, mantle pieces.
igUrfs garden figures, statuary, Fountains,
BaItismal fouhts, Urns, Vases, Tombs, etc,
many of which are of the purest Italian Mar
BIZ and from the chisel of the best European
masffrs- His arrangements are.now complete
fPf furnishing all kinds of marble, either Of
his Own manufacture or imported. He has on
banda large quantity Of Italian marble, in the
rough state, which he will sell very low
HOUSE Furniture in Egyptian Marble of the
best quality can be had at his yard. He fat
tiers Himself that he can now serve the public
on as accommodating terms as any similar es-
the west !; A share of public
patronage Is solicited Gsept %.
p. S-The attention of the lovers of the
Fine Arts is directed TO my assortment of stat
nary. They are Of the rarest and finest quail
~ anil of direct importations.
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cOAcHFAC Glory.

1914 THE subscribers have now
in full operation, Coach Factory. in the
building formerly occupied by Mr.. Jo9aph
Scott as Cabinet Shop FkYErTEv1LLE, TEE M,
where they are prepared to manufactu1a-
Coaches, KocIxawayS. Eaggies, &c.
neatly and tastily finished, of the best seasoned
timber and materials, in the lghtest aud most
substantial manner, which they win sch as low
for cash, or on credit to pun ctuhl men, as can be
elsewherd; and they feel assured that
their work will compare fa1orablv with any
west of the mountains. All work done by
them warranted to stand Six months Ladies
and gentlemen are invited to call REPAIRING
executed, at shd notice, on reason
bic terms JAS.IO. HALSEY.
March 81, 1S55-1y NJ. RICE.
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FLOUR. FLOUR.
NAILS

lust received 125 kegs Of Nails.
- the best article made in the United e.
States. COLDWELL & CUMMINGS,
Dec. l. Shelbyville, Tenn
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SELLIN1. 1T COST.

nWlNG to the protracted Illness of our
~ RoJt. Il. Gay, we Will dispose of our en-
tire stock of Goods at cost and carriage--and no
mistake. Now is the TIME to get excellent
Goods, at a nominal price, if application be
made soon. Call without delay, if you want
bargains. All kinds of. Barter taken in ex-
change for Goods, as usual
April Z, 1853. Ri a. GRAY d co.
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sHELBYVlLLE lRn.

expecting 10 oIEclate as iandIOrd,O Of the SAND
during the balance of his life, would respect
fully annornesto hisoId friends and the public
generally, that he continues at his old stand
where he has been for the last fourteen Years
From the long experience in his business Ia
hopes to continue to give general satisfaction ~
all such as may favor him with call. His ia
bic will be as good Is IL market "a nassibI,,
afford. Prices moderate. Rooms neatI,- ftted
Passengers with their baggage. stopbing At the
mn conveyed to and from the Depot free Of
extra charge. lSept. POI d. S. EVANS.
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Rags! Rdgsu

T WISH to purchase 100000 pounds Of
1 cotton and Linen Gags, for which
will pay the highest market price in Cash
delivered at my Rag and Paper Warehouse, on
the north east corner of the-Shuare, NASHVILLE
Sept. y w. S. WHITEMAN
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PLOUGHS.
BONNETs.

I1 Ha p9 aad %P 'H B6 sses
SILK and Satin Bopriets Just received BIZ
THOMSON & lBCCHANASl
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HATS.

At 9 Tno 5.i1s 90 B9s5 i1.sSa1o
hutil 21
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&TEXGS
OILS AND PAEN'FS.
e ax @RWJ.

PEST Tennessee ard Pittsbur Iron If 8,
I'D all sizes, for sale liv ~
ELLIOTT & THOMPSON -
! nov s. Shhibyville, Tenn.
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MarSllaIl'S Uterine Cath0lic0a

shpt. 29,I1S53.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-08
SECOND BOARD.
Mines and Mining.

TUESDAY, Feb 7-e P. NJ,
There little better market for mining shares 70
day. Phoenix Cola huctuAes between "a ind 81 the for
the cash price day Lehigh is "A fair demand
st as North Carolina is not sustaining Itself ~ sx
ave hundred shared sold st that fgsro buyer So
Conrad sells 81 SOC The Lake Superior socksare wi noat
change For Ulster, \ were bid; Tor Potomsc 2la FOR
Hvassse a. for Boston end Pittsturg TO- for Copper
Falls. 81 FOR Mineral u Tor Gold Hill 3; for Osoee, 81
te for Wyckon, IN fer Gardeners Crushing Aschire
IL We unt erstAnd thst MIR Gardiner left yesterday
with large party accompanied by eApe ienced geoe
gst and miner, examine the Gardiner gold rirs Ia
Virginia.
MINING BOARD, FEB. Z
SEQ shs Leigh Huc.. ais DO sh' conrad HILL. so
60 ToItec ........ b30 l2A 125 Agoma oe0 =
1000 Plopi1 Gold 49, 900 No-tn Csrolns b35 az
100 by0
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-08

The receipts at the o.e Of the Assistant Treasurer OF
this port today, amounted TO 1913 239 SO; pAymen t.
elo5, 800 32-balance, S. 1856, 2e3 sc.
stated that the bis Of the Mechsncs Bank OF
Eatertown redeemed at the agency in Albany
The City Fire Insurance Company have declared dyI
dsnd Of ak dollars per share The Now York Life lusu
and Trust Company semi annual dividend OF i've
Per cent, and Surplus dividend Of the This
Nantucket Steamboat Company have declared twenty
per cent The Boston Steam TowboAt Company forty
nvs per cent.
The Augusta Water Power Company, at meeting held
1t Augusta January 2 voted to issue "a shares OF
preferred stocs which The stockholders entitled to
take IN the proportion of share OF the preferred stock
for each share OF the present stock held by them
should the notice be given before the first day
March next after which the right OF TO take
prefsrred stock ceases An instament or dollar per
share payable March l. and probably dollar per
share more will be cas6 for thirty to sixty days from
that time
The Bo.tou Tauellr OF the 9th inst. rays
Railway bonds quoted lower aud second mortgage
issues particularly bave settled to qu,tatious which
would be considered tempting bat for the udice which
prevails sgsnst railway securities in general At present
market prices the second mortgages of the 0sdensburg
Vermont Central ard RuAnd yield yearly interest OF
about eleven per cent on the Anou invested The
about the length and nearly equal regards
equipment The Osdensturg Ia nortgaged FOR 81 600 000
the Vermont Central for IS co., and the Rutland fo
iuesuS1 OF security aIONlnS lust
rsrtsd mortgage Is valid claim rssta course upon
the valueof the rose and equipment for the mort
gagged The ret esrnipgs Of each road for the present
year say iro July last win furnish test OF this aud
according 10 calculations the Ogdsnburg and YER
mont Central will nearly the cunt required for
their mortgages while the Rutland from the fact OF liz
INHALER mortgage eebt and ratksr profitable traits.
viii considerably exceed the requisite 1t is the
misfortune Of the Rutland company, however. to be
under state Of temporary embarrassment for floating
liabilities and this fact Affects the bonds ally
for the time.
IN. Auditor General and state Trea,urer OF Penn7yt
vs.,. In reply n resolution Of the lower house OF
the IcgisAtn Of that State has compiled the annexed
statement OF he total cost revenue and penitures
the public works ofPennyvsnia 70 the close Of the fscs
year Nov. 80, 1855 -