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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Are You Getting Bald ?

Are yOu Getting bald
your hair turning greyG Do you wish to cultivate good
whiskers mOastaehesG Your hair TO be sO silky and
ossy Your head to be COOL comfortable and free ofdand-
ruff Mothers your children have uxurisnt heads
ofhairf Then use BoGLEs HYPERION FLUID, which
sn unerrng effects. Prices rs cts so cts rs cts, and
81 80 per bottle Boges Balm Of CyheTia stands unri
vailed for Graduating ald pmpes and Identifying the
complexion Price 80 cts, Inventor and proprietor, W.
Boyle, Boston, and sold by Druggists everywhere.
mys11y.
The Art of Dyefng Human Hair.
1t but mpercty understood by those who make
the gIeaest pFetensons. The most ef the popular Hair
Dyes the day may, the time color the hair
to be sueeeeded by tarnshd green other unsghy sp
psarance. Boges Electric Dye is void of these noxOus
properties 1t instantly eyes the hair beautiful natural
black brown which neither water sunshine
nish in the least and to make dou6y sure"
his agents authorized to refund the mOoey the most
perfect satisfaction is given. Prices 80 cts 81 90 add
81 so per Inventor, W. BoeLa, Boston, and Sold by
Druggists everywhere. my silly
~ Extract from letter by the Rev. Mr. CHURCHILL Of
Boston, who travelling for his health in the East
at gives present idea of The expansive
terprse of his countrymen, find their commodities Of
continually in his path wherever he goes Ihave
any considerable city of Turkey where did not
find the Medicines of my country represented by Ayers
Cherry Psctord In smyrna Aleppo, Jas jerusalem and
Consantinope in each. the door post Of some ba
Isar the peculiarly American looking iron card Of Dr. Aver
saying Language which in thousand Of the pass
by read-Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, for Coughs,
Cods and ConsHDlptO cold here" On shelf benin the
cross-egged mussulman the bottles with their
sh Spanish French and German faces turned towards the
crowd and enqurug told that foreigners not
only purchaser but the believers themselves waive
their in fate try this product Of American skill when
they find there is n other for them.
Il told yesterday that the Cherry Pectoral had been
presented the Sultan, and in In his
harem, and in the hospitals Of the Empire"
Another Remarkable Cure OF ScrOfula.
SPARTA, Caroline CO., Va,
March, 1854
AessrS Bennett Dc Beers Richmond:
Gentemen-Yours CAKTsE's SPANISH MIXTURE has per-
formed remarkable cure in the person of man.
afflicted with serofna in the very FORM SO bad had
he become that his eyes entirely closed and had been
for than yearl As last resort, everything
else had failed, it resolved to try the Mixture We adj
minered according to directions and wonderful to say
perfect has been effected. 1 satisfied that
medicine equals Csrers Spanish Mixture" purifier
the blood It creating quite excitement here and sells
very rapidly. Send another lot by Railroad.
Yours, truly, r. s. BROADDUs.
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sB- When a man takes q full morning bath,
nine million mouths are open to thank him;
for every pore of the skin has separate cause to
be grateful for its daily sblution. The impor-
lance to health, of full bathing, is not properly
appreciated by the majority of the people. Al
though the nvigoratng influence and delight
derived from bath is great attraction, it's
chief recommendation consists really in its in
fuence uron health. No one acquainted with
the subject will venture an objection to this
proposition we are confident, and hence it is
useless now to demonstrate the fact. In this
connection, we would mention, for the infor-
mation Of our friends aud Others, that Frank
Parrish, the travelled night of the ;onsorial
art at the St. Cloud, DESTROYS Of giving our
people the peneft of his experience and obser-
walton at home and abroad, has fitted up in
iuxurant (and perhaps orientaD style, suite
of bathing rooms in the rear of his shaving
saloon, where bath of any temperature can
be obtained at all seasonable hours.
The energy and efforteof Frank, in this en-
deavor to advance the comfort and crafty the
tastes of our people will, we have no doubt, be
fully appreciated
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NO TICE.

III IA andersgped hss "a o. misiaid note ~ hand
drhwn ~ bfailne Wright Ia ager " 3 ". Wgght i0r
10 .e'-@ 80 orasti attel APrH AAe lp~Al
payabe ont ehy aef 1sfe upon witch there efedt u
hundred deiaTs The haanee Il sad noe has bern
tadine Tor said nolt.
esysS-sn EvLLIKx AEpEEsoE.
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eB- The Spring OF the year is The proper
take cleansing aad purify ing medicines, Of which sEams
PanaoeR stands pre-eminent
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0A eieet q FaruifhnR uooda i noH eomplsle, end se
" tuii AZ sis sant raed afices ana We have
last rarslfea 4nalhsr nfees ~ fhFi1 knf coarf a. ne b.
styles 0ierss hsadhefrhc osEal and fiss; hshss
a. csr&tsss &C., e. Us $40 " IN MellLl.
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FOR SALE,
A L-EsTAB LIsHED
Coach and Carriage Mandatory

v
ami approprnrng hs means % the purchase q Farm,
offers for sale his entire stock aud hxt~s in the above
business and "a offer induce any person vial
ing 80 engage the enterprise Pulaski the
locations The south r TINS business beng he oonuty
of Giles which, On point wealth, &c, compares faNoraby
with any county IN tie state Il tennessee Four yszs
when frsf located here, there bad een np that Tine
nothing this place could properly have
called Buggysuce VII "a the dseaAnd has steadiy
and pt pace with the msauaeure. In point n health
and Of location Paask surpa ssed by
few any IN the State Il contans popu stos Of
000 aud has within ~ corporats int eopoa
aud failing springs Last ysa there bait 10 PA
as and sold a fair prices aboat leo BuEgiss and Carl
ages which built about so meuton These facts
that this d desirable location fai wishing
in the above business My IN % framed baiings
bat expressly 10 the bn ilesltrgc uesentlktcd
p0ger a. safchacfy surient % eay
on the bssincs 20 any eKteut 81 a. whh osr for
ale e0ely Tor tire aifcay mentioned believing
situation upon tarm W0ua BE- cnnEeuai % ny fret
lngs AID conducive % the hralth ny fy ANY person
or persons wishiHF cbAfE IN the banesa Woald Nc
give tina their att to1. su drfermined 20 sell a. fe
art opportunity. Persons Ai distance desnE fartber IN
fsrmafion ohfain Il by addressing ne sHdsrsghed.
81 Apply sO0a o. yos fafy fces q t-ffgdiH. -lE4
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HamiIton's Thresher and separator.
The American Farmer
Agriculture, Horticulture, and Stock Raising
Is published monthly in the City of Baltimore, Md,
BY s. SANDS & W0RTHINGT0N.

Is published monthly in the City Of Baltimore, Md,
BY s. SANDS & W0RTHINGT0N.
TNHE FARMER" the first journal published in the
United States devoted TO the interests Of the land holder
maintains the high character 1t originally sustained
A volume commences in July, 1856, which will be the
3sh year existence, period since its estab
lishment has it enjoyed greater popularity and
powerful influence FOR good in behalf Of the reat producing
classes Of our country, than at the present time.
II Il contemplated to make such improvements in the
work. commencing with the volume the spirit OF the
age may require, and the editors must rely in
creased support TO Justify the additional outsys that viii be
needed for the purpose.
steadily increasing subscription list has been enjoyed
by the "FdyeJ the commencement Of the present
series embracing the eminent farmers and planters 81
the United States but particularly has its success been
attained the Middle Suthen and Southwestern States
the large number Of It's readers 10 these sections has made
IL peculiarly desirable advertising medium, which has
rendered necessary increase the number Of pages du
ring the past year than 80 per cent? IN order that
great of space should not be distracted from the
usual reading department.
TIE would respectfully call upon the old and
the extension Of its circulation, with the full confidence that
only will be conferred upon them but also that
those who may be induced peruse its pages will be the
recipients OF the beuehs that monthly dispensed to all
engaged in the cultivation Of the soil
The Terms are, heretofore. 81 per annum.
For copies. D "
u - ............-.....-... "
30 ......-.............. ~ ."
Address, 6. SANDS 4 wORTHINGTON,
je5-laN3w 12s Baltimore st., nd.
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COMMERCIAL.

DAILY PATRIOT OFFICE,
Nashville, June 10, 1856.
COTT0N-Nothiug doing.
TOBACC0-Saes Of hhds at A. Hamilton's at
the following figures: $50, $40, ms, s76.
NEw ORLEANS June 4-night
COTTON-The demand continues fair, and with
light stock on sale we have noticed sales to-day
Of about $500 bales. Prices are within the range
Iaat which va
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situated % che corner Of the Pubic seasr 6anas ~
Carriage Eslaoishsni. which VII dispose q apon Feason
aba tsrma Any person sshrg - enFage n naehA ear
ness WI pisase address MM LORD,
maFl1 puIasff TnRE
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WANTED, A SERVANT GIRL,
ONE accustomed to House-work. Apply a, this Office.
More Things at Rumsey's,

(lVAGt Tod not hare Geflrs)
ORSE Radsh pints and half pnts idy for the table,
IL Corn Beef Mess Pork;
Mackere, in all kinds Of packages, "scaly" say
much aboTt;
Tomato Catsups;
French Engi-h, and x Y Mustard, smart" enough to
tell Of their merits;
Fresh Peaches, In one and two quart cans;
Preserves OF various kinds hch have preserved long
enough, and would be willing "a SELF
CsnVassed Hans, warran ted sweet;
Fresh Corn Meal "a article" ground separate from
the "cob."
Fresh Four equal TO the Lebanon, and fifty per
100 less. THATs SO.
Dairy Salt IN small bags, warranted to keep in any e
mate
Besides thousand other things "gJod % eat" which
selling low for cash, aud deliver aDy part Of the city
free" by Rumseys Express - d. G. RUMsEY.
LNLYS-of AL kinds, Ia Bottles BY The Gallon, with
Instructions for using excellent article 10 Increase
the vRlne OF real estate. For sale by d. q. RUMsEY.
DUCKETs Brooms Tubs Hacking sornb Bru,hes Black
A. ing bruAhes Market Baskets tothes rms Butter Fad
dies Rolling Pins, &c, 40 AT RUMsEY'S
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The Crackers at Fault.
-O-~O~-~O~O~~~~~~-
NASHVILLE
Going Ahead Faster than Ever!
I NJ I q 20
Its reputation WIFI he
10 o, o o o!
-"Benedth tie shade
OF SOLEMN" walnuts, mot "OGks,'O

how appropriately and eloquenty, soi fancy free"
particularly after mbbng copously from the Fountain Of
Heidsc) might he surveyed the before MIN, des
cant upon the gore Of ancient Greece and Rome upon Ar
cadan Groves Sylvan Streams Capitone Hills Grecian Por
coes Egyptian Temples After soaring alOt in such STYLE
he his Pegasus far descend to the pres
times and view things they are, he would mmed
aIyb af,-ab lin,
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SCHIEFFELIN BROTHERS & CO.,
DRS. CONWELL e. BURKS.

HAVING associated themselves IN the practice Of their
profession tender their services % the eitEen Of Nash
Vile Office Of summer aud Unish streets opposite
Odd Fellows Rail- apiS-im
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BEAVER DAM SPRINGS
NIlFnTs ANn c0LLAnn

4 HAVE gead Assortnsag q unasrgear o. els, Llxie
fhaaad Lnen, 0aaEs 0ashueEe. 1auzs Aerinos cstod
Ast and plain ceiion Fcraals ~ IN. hsaiIL.
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Az sia,ss q q csspss nass. 40 Hives. ana LAes
IA 4 as s = .o a As ua.ss,esnas terms Or
Can ~ "A crTfGR.
nsyls CO.. cei.eSs AL pss,.d g.
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NUT A PARTfCLE OF MEROUhI In
An Infallible Remedy
For Scroula Kings Evil Rheumatism Obstinate Cutaneous
Eruptons, Pmples or Postules the Face, Botches,
Boils, Ague and Fever, Chronic Sore Eyes, Ring
letter, Scaldhead Enlargement and
Pain of the Bones and JOINTS Salt Rheum,
Stubborn Ulcers, Sy philitc Disorders,
and all diseases arising from
injudicious of Mercury,
Imprudence in Life,
Impurity OF
TIE Blood
This Great Alternative Medicine and Purifier Of the blood is
used by thousands Of grateful patients from all parts of
the United States who testify daily the remarkable
performed by the greatest Of all medicines, CARRIERS
SPANISH MIXTURE" Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Scrofula,
lection Of the Kidneys Diseases Of the Throat Female Com
plants pains and aching Of the Bones and JOINTS speed
lily put to fight by using this inestimabie remedy.
For all diseases of the blood nothing has yet been found to
compare with it. 1t cleanses the system Of all impurities
gently and efficiently the Liver and Kidneys, and
strengthens the dgeston gives tone to the stomach makes
eneebed by disease broken down by the excuses Of
youth, to its pristine vigor and strength.
For the it peculiarly applicable and
wherever has become Known is regularly prescribed with
the happest effects 1t nvgoraes the weak and debieed
mparts elasticity to the out frame clears the skim
and leaves the patient fresh and healthy single bottle of
this nestmable remedy worth all the called Sarsapara
in existence.
The large number Of certificates which have received
from persons from all Of the United States the best
evidence that there Humbug about it. The press hotel
keepers magistrates physicians public men, well known
to the community all add their testimony to the wonderful
effects of this GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.
Call the Agent and get Almanac and read the de-
tails Of astonishing perform by CARRIERS SPANISH
MIXTURE, (i most eoers eUery thing else has sig
ndy 1ted) The limits If an advertisement will not adj
WIN. S. BEERS CO., Proprietor,
No. 304 Broadway, NRw YORK.
To whom all orders must be addressed.
For sale by Druggists and Country Merchants n all parts
Of the United States and the Canadas, and BY
apis W. +. GRAY, NASHVILLE
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ALSO,
Swaim's yermifuge.

valuable Family Medicine, being highly approved
edy for all diseases arising nom
oH0ASs, such Acdiy OF the Stomach Worms, Cholera
Morbus, Dysenery, Fever and Ague, bleeding Piles, Sick
Headache, &c &C See The Pamphlet (shch may be had
grats) accompanying the VermifuVe.
Prepared only at SWANS LABORATORY, OLD STAND,
Seventh St. below Chestnutst Philadelphia, aud sold by
the respectable Druggists in the United States.
GENERAL AGENTS FOR THE q. g.,
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RESTAURANTS.

r,HF TURF-THE UNDERSIGNED TAKES PLEASURE
announcing TO his friends and the public that The has
taken the bars Of the mon formerly NaonaD Race Course
Newt0wn l.. l., which are and uped h thu
choicest wires, seyara nc. &c extensive alterations hsge
been made ard several OF scghorses sreay ar
rived here Genen VIII fpd By crossing the Greenpont
ferry Tenb street they have but two biacss pavement to
ride over ent but w ses one q he best roeda IN ths
ooVn'sy' WIN, A, pELsYAN.
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LIST OF LETTERS
1e0siUne IN the acS York city Post oihsc,
Friday. May 80, 1855,
E.AnIxs LIST.

essssasi sxcluSvsY in Ets Srs YoaH aTA-o, sT 40
o. Saussss-,s paper harsr, N LAMPS eSrs'sslc o. a"'
Hs1-- ~ ~ Usi.ea S.-tsS
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IyOR SALIVA HANDSOME PAIR OF EORREI.
horses suitable for private family about l6 hands hsh
OF superior acCr six and DID, ed sound
ard kind single double harness. Inquire Of BEk3OSR
EhAlCH, 80 City Hall place.
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GENrLEM EMS LIST.

Young Miss Ellen Yos. Maria
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L'OR SALE-A CARRIAGE RoCKAWAY, FOE TWO
horses susstsntal and IN good order; also roouy sab
nsl wagon leather would do we'll for the
con re converted into buggy wagon. ussd carriage
Call at No twenty venh street Fifth avenue
dress box 1908 Post oflcs
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TOR eALE-A FIRST RATE FAMILY HORSE, LARGE
size, sixteen hands high; he food traveller perfssy
safe ard kind alao good carriage horre Sold for Of
Can be ct Ecrrs stable Liberty street. BroJkJ
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Ok nm A PARTNER WANTED, IN WHOLE
pC.UUU. sale liquor business already established; With
the above additional capital clear IS per without
rsk. Fer iul! particulars apply TO G. B. H0WRS CO., 81
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4E 000 TO SO 0Oo- FARTHER WANTED, EITHER
pCsOOO active or silent, TO take interest IN highly
lucrative importing and manufacturing business already
nhed. The business is without competition, can be en-
tended most probably the entire Unton This
safe and desirable from which rapid fortune yin
furnshsc and required Address with name
stating when and where interview be had u j.
z. General e0lc0 y
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I.,T-, smss A. s Assss MIA klzs-
Aihr,s-, - 49, a y -tnle Miss Ellen
Afis.'g =. rri,.ttA nihony Mrs. eliza svrI theresa
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80 0Cn WANTED, AN ACTIVE MAN, WITH THIS
WLsUUV. amount to take inter est in an hotel which Ia
tie only ;cmmodae the muudes which thronS
test wats places II this State and 70
The Of the springs and hotel enArgng his buildings
the ressor OF wanting An associate Please apply a the
Broadway. -
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TOR sALE-A SPLENDID PAIR OF COACH HORSES
dspple gray long full tails and years cd 6ns styla
action, about l6 hands high perfectly sound and KIDD
for want OF be al ia Frsnka street, ram
N M
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U,OR sALE-A FAMILY BAY HORSE YEARS
cid l6 har dshigh long tail sound, gentle In single
double harness that the most md person drive him;
will without tying; would do for family match
via be sod low q. ,he has Their tor hi
Also the caisge gle and double harness. suitable
horses separate or togeher Inquire at la Waver
place,
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICES.

ON 0nn -PARTNKR WANTED, QUALIFIED 70
take charge Of frat claes Eew York ctv
hote and Inv est from $40 go $4,000 against $40 0O0
INVESTED with The privilege 70 purchase easy
furnre and seven years lease Address box New YORK
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-22
Three Judges all in a Row.

We are little uneasy about the Judge
Hovey and Judge Law Congressional stock.
What are these gentlemen at? Have they a
realizing sense of their own danger? Do they
know the enemy is sowing his tares, and tear
ing his shirt to head 'em? Are they not aware
that Judge Lockhartis. making the innocent
blood of the good people run cold with this bad
speeches? Why are they not up, wide awake,
and acting as though they were fgllef politi-
cll feas? These three Judges ali want the
nomination. Theyare alike ambitious, alike
periodically disposed TO serve the country,
alike convinced of the fact that no other but
himself possesses just the particular abilities
and deserts for the office. And they started
out together pleading before the people for the
nomination, although not a hintd they give
that the nomination was what they were after.
No, they were only fighting for the immutable
and immaculate principles of the Democratic
party. They advertised themselves for Gym
thiana as the opening ball. But only Judge
ILockhart was there Since then he has spo-
ken at,s arious points, and is doing his utmost
to head his competitors. And what are they
| at? Bless their innocent hearts, do they
think it is unnecessary to spout Democracy
over the District to secure strength in the
tnominatipg Convention? Do they think that
after sitting IDLY in their snug homes for three
months before the Convention, they can enter
that body and secure the votes of men who
have listened to the eloquence of Lockhart, and
marked his honest andunselfsh and formidable
labors for Democracy? We hope they will
give up such ideas, and atonce proceed to head
Lockhart. We have no interest in the matter
but we are becoming alarmed for our sweet
friends Law and HoHey. Fhey evidently are
not aware ofther own danger, and as watch
man on the tower, we are sounding our horn
to warn them ere it is too late. If neither oil
them gets the nomination, we don't want it
thrown up to us that we saw the danger, and
cried not aloud-that we saw and heard the
enemy approaching the walls of Rome, and
didn't promptly cacasle. r. -..a-..aa.
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ApERFUMED BREAru.

Wkatlady or gentleman: would remain under the
curse Of dsagreeable rea,h when by using the Balm
of Thousand Flowers as dehtfrice would not only
render it sweet but leave the teeth white alabaser?
MAI? persons do not know their breathis bad, and the
subject is delicate their friends will never mention it.
Pour a single drop of the Balm" your toothbrush
and wash the teeth night and morning fifty cent bet
tie will last year.
BE.crruL COMPLEXION may easily be acquired by
using the balm of Thousand Flowers" 1t will re-
tan pimples AMI freckies from the skim leaving
ftof soft and roseate hue. w, tos el, pour two
or three drops and wash the face night and morning.
SHAVING MADE EAsy.--Wet your shaving brush in
ether cold water, pour two three drops
OF :" Balm of Thousand Flowers" rub the beard well
and it will mate beautiful soft laher much facilitating
the operation of shtving. Price only Fifty Gents.
FETRIDGE & Co, proprietors.
KELLER, FARNSLEY & co.
ap5 lyd&w Agents for Evansville.
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....As1I1 an extf44s .IS..r VIC $3.50. 1913
portion of Mr.. Dixon's speech relating to Fill
more. 9he idea Of aRy man calling himself
an Ole Wing opposing Willard Fillmore, is
most essentially absurd. No man, the great
Clay himself excepted, ever reflected more
honor upon the Wing party than Fillmore
Had he been nominated in 80 instead of Gen.
Scott, the Wing party would not only have
been preserved, but most probably this year
be triumphant over all opposition. The Jour-
nal says: r.~
We see that Mr.. Dixon, according to re-
port of his Lexington speech, assaulted the rep
1 tation-of Mr.. Fillmore. lie referred to a
Freesoil letterof Mr.. Fillmore written great
many years ago and said: "The1e tOas nevey'
ana proof that Mr.. Fillmore had changed has
opinioa upo,s these subjects. Never Now we
supposed every decently informed politician
in the country knew that Mr.. Fillmore ex-
plicitly retracted these opinions in l846 in 8
letter to Gov. Gayle, of Alabama, which was
published in all the Southern Wing papers,
and which all the Kentucky Wing papers
used in Mr.. F.'s defense. Really it is curious
to see man going under the guise of an Old
Line Wing into an Old Line aAEhig conven-
ton and denouncing the antscedents of Mil
lard Fillmore Whena did Mr.. Fiyon sup
port and defend as;pa. candidate for the Vice
! Presidency in 1S4S? Whom did he support
and eulogize as the incumbent @of the Presi-
dental office from the death of Taylor till the
inauguration of Pierce? Whom did he sup
port for the Presidential nomination in 1852
Mr.. Dixon has many fine and manly per-
sonal qualities but as politician, he has be
shlved badlyaand perfidiousiy.