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SINGERS SEWING MACHINES.

TiHESE celebrated machines in practical and profta-
bic in all parts Of the civilized world. In all the
various trades and ewing every sort Of fabric, either Of
cloth leather they have been fully tried aud approved
Sewing achines Of other manufacturers often fail 70 work.
but SINGERS MACHINES ALWAYS OPERATE PER
FECTLY being strong durable and complete eoutrivsnce
and workmanship. perfect sewing machine kept employ
affords profit Of a 900 year but an imperfect
one Is OF vexation and loss The entire
Of machines is one great reason for their
unparalleled popularity.
MACHINES P0R FAMILY SEWING,
OF fran and delicate construction, recommended by
other manufacturers Such machines ade to catch
the eye, perform substantial work. The truth is
family sewing machines ought 70 be much stronger than any
other they into less skiu hands than when
sold 10 Manufacturers and used for greater variety Of
work Tie machines which have proved best FOR all other
purposes be best family use and they Sngers
The speed Of machines has lately been doubled. No
other o4n compare with them 10 quantity Of work.
- New machines Of the latest improved style will be
exchanged liberal fOt old sewing machines Of our
own make for operative machines Of other manuf4ctur
ers Local agents wanted 70 sell our machnes.-iR7
n. B-A persons desiring full Information about sewing
machines, can obtain 1t by applying for copy Of "I NJ
Singer Co.'s Gazette paper devoted to the subject II
viii be sent gratis. !. NJ, SINGER co.
Principal Office, 323 Broadway, New York.
BRANCH OFFICES.
AZ Hanover st., Boston. ll42 Chesnut ST., Ph la.
80 Westminster st Provide los Baltimore st., Baltimore
274 Broad ST. Newark, Nj East Fourth ST. Cincinnati.
347 Broadway Albany, N. Y. Chicago, Illinois.
Gloversvie New York. 65 North Fourth ST. St. Louis.
IS Chapel ST., New Haven. ISL st. Charles st. n. o.
II Buchanan street, Glasgow 70 Dauphine ST., Mobile.
Scotland. oct25-3mp
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T.NDFOR SALE,

FTNgE undersigned Offers for SALE up favorable ~
L terms, the o'Owing LANDS situated on DUCK XIV -
or IN the county o. Humphreys, state q tennessee Oie
about miles from the mouth OF SAID rVeF, contain
iny about 40 acresl20 acres OF which is bottom nd,
eoa ia quality land the STATE the balance Is hi
Land well nbered and WaJered, with never falling springs
al supposed contain 4rge amount OF stone coal IRON
and aer minerals also oh.r for sale another tract oi
Land IN vicinity, containing 80 acres which is
frt lass bottom land excep. location Tor residence On
the hill F,r further particulars euquire Of John bo,
on Ind ma or VI. 5let in The immedi te vlen-
ity,f.sidlapd Tuoy24-lml JOHN COBB.
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Land for sale.

7 OFFER for sale T00) SEVEN HUNDRED ACRES q
Z OF LAND lying on the Columbia Central Turnpike IL
Roa. seven miles from Columbia and foI- ON Mt Pleas
ant, being part Of the tract on " ichI -,, de.
ghls Land equal II superior 10 anyt Maury county
It's Eg ttered. ,the celebrated Deyers Spring being on
the part offered for sae) well tmbered and wen mpfoVed'
Jsre ar on the premises some beautiful building site
fronting the Turnpike aud the contemplated Raj Road s
vii. be divided 10 SUIT purchasers or sold m body
FOR f1racr Information ply TO me at Ashwood r once,
sng1I-tg LUCIUS J. POLK.
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Triesemar No. i, 2, and 3.

OF MEDICINE, VIENNA, are ahXed upon each wrap
per and around each case OF
Triesemar No. i, 2, and 3.
Thus protecting the public sgaInt rIoSswhich
laJls the seyerest penalties courts ofaw can award
nR A. BARROW Member Of the Imperial College Of
~ Vienna and Royal College Of Surgeons London, may
be personally consale at his resdnse l5 Prince street.
nornipr III and from IN In the evening (Sundays
excepteiD unless by special appointment
%RIESEMAR No. l, is the Remedy for RELATION,
SPERHATORRHEA, and all the distressing consequences
arising from early abuse indiscrminate excess or too long
esd in hot climates. It has invgorated and restored
20 perfect heath thousands Of the de'tated who are now
n the enjoyment Of all the Func ions Of Manhood and
whatever may he the CAUSEL every DlSQUALlFlCA-
TInN for MARRIAGE is enecuaIy subdued by this Won
derul scovtryi
all OF Gonor hoi, botn in its mild and aggravated
FORMS Geeis sri,t.rss, Limitation Of the Aadter non're
o. the Urine, Pains Of the Lons and Kidneys, and
those disorders whore Copsva and Cubbs have ong
been thought andote the ruin of The health Of vast
portiol Of he population.
TRIESEMAR, No HIS the great Continental Remedy
for Syphilis an SecOn ary symptoms. 1t also constitutes
certain Scuryey Scrofua, and all impurities ON
the vital stream, aogeh eradicate the virus Of
disease and is never faag Remedy for that OF dis
orders which unfortunately the English ply an treats
with Mercury to the inevitable destruction tn patients
constitu ion and itch al the SArsaparla in the wodd
TRiEsEMAR, No /, and g. are prepared in the form of
ozenge devoid Of taste SMELL and be carried in the
wastcoat pocket Sold tin case and divided into separ-
ate dose administered by Vapeau, La I'm m, EOux RI
cord Ac. &C. PrlCe TO F4ch, C'scs l one
which S and in $27 cases. whereby there is saving
OF So.
Special arrangements having been made with The various
Expresses the nine dollar Of r esemar and the arg
r z are forwarded by Dr. Barr carriage paid mme
diately receiving ttance, part of the world
securely packed aal addressed accord ng the instructions
Of the writer securing the public genuine European
preparations ami eectuay protecting hem from spuri-
perncious mit TONS The three dollar cases sent as
usual, but not free Of carriage.
To had alss from Or Barrow that beautifully ustrat-
ed and 1pu ar work. "HUMAN FRAILTY, or PHHSlOL0-
REsEAREHksp II describes clear and I6Cd
manner the and effects Of the diseases above enumer
ated Instructions for their proper treatment and cure
Price 25 cents. Sent free to any address.
Address DIR. BARROW 15T Prince Street, few books
west of Broadway) New YORK. noy5-1ydV
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IMPORTANT TO Everybody,

EN0R the last three years have been engaged in bus
known only to myself, and, comparatively, few
others whom have instructed for the Of 5000 each
which has averaged at the rate Of 900 to 5000
annum having made arrangements TO go to Europe in
the Fall Of 1851 to engage in the same business will
Ing b give fun instructions in the art to person in the
United states Cansdas, who willremt the Of 81
induced, from the success have been favored with,
and the thankful acknowledgements have received
from those whom nave instructed and who are making
from IS 70 S5 at it, TO give person an oppor
tuny TO engage in this business which easy, pleasant
aud profitable at small cost. There is positively
No HUxBUG in this mater References OF the test class
given regards its character, and refer to
whom have instructed VITO will testify that they
making from IS to s15 per day at the 1t is
business in which either ladies gentlemen engage,
and with perfect make very he ndsome income.
Several in various parts OF New York state, Penn
sylvania and Maryland whom have instructed,
making from SO sc per day byit. 1t GENERAL BUsI
MESS and but shngs is required to start it. Upon
the rece Of will Immediately send to the applicant
printed circular containing full instructions in the art
which be perfectly Understood at once.
All letters must be addressed (post paid TO
A. 7. PARSONS,
dec13A1md-v 235 Broadway, New York
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS,

From s. NJ. PETTINGlLL & cos ADVERTISING AGENCY
1l9 Nassau Street, NEW YORK,
And No. 10 State street, BOsrOE.
p Co.. Agents for the most influential and largest
circulating Papers both in the United States and
the Canadas.
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Valuable CITY Property for Sale.

egbly situated building lot on College street, is ODER
I ed iOr sale reasonable terms Apply at the Fdtrto
O1ice iy2-tf
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BRILLIANT SCHEME.
GRAND COSSOLI DATED LOTTERY or No,

s9sIa tTis-s. amo1ntspf -. ,ies
Ahass t3a, Halsua el0; oaArtcsn. ~ EiEhs a So
~ Al oraers Or uekrta p.ekases aay q he
MzrysN1d Lottsrss 90 reeivs prempt attsnra, ana a
ArasnE mals4 10 al parehzseu nmssiat<y ansf Il .
svsT Adsress r. a. HUHhARD a Co.
Ne. % Fs3ests street, 80 beN. ~, 40
asTsa-dSs nalanors. Aaryisa4-
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COOP + r. S
REFINED SHEET AND SHRED IsIEGLAss,

TOR BLANC NANCE, TABLE JEI LIES, &c. A prime
i article for Confectionery Hote and Family To be
obtained, with directions for using, Of the principal Gro
GERS and Druggists throughout the United States.
nov2O-3nP PETER COOPER, New York.
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IMPORTANT TO THOSE USING
TAR AND ADAMANTINE CANDLES

INV
WE attention Of the public invited 10 the fact
most cfthe Star and Adamantine Candles offered for
sale DEFICIENT IN WEIGHT, that what is sold
for pound actually weighs but fourteen fifteen ounces
and packages marked 40 lbs" fall short three and
Ave pounds per box This does not f upon the
Wholesale Dealers, who sell packages At the MARKED
WEIGHT, nor upon the Retailers, who sell BY COUNT,
but by the Consumers who thus pay for about onetenh
more than they receive,
The subscribers have always made their Candles full six
teen to the pOaud aud marked packages the
weight, which may be ascertaned by testing them. As
their expert, In the business enables them
article equa in ga ty any in the market, they ct
the patronage Of purchasers who desire study their
interest and, at the tne encourage dealing
novl2-lm PROCTOR A GAMBLE, Cincinnati
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rnu SALE OF rlENT.

IN Ei-essId. NEW BRICK COTTAGE, contain -
ing Roo rs Ce lar, IN good ti.tsrn stebl' and 81
asna Garden. Terms liberal ana possession given = :
i'm ne lat sIy. Enquire al this odlce. noVz'
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STEINwAY & SONS, RIa1ufacIurers,
O1 WALLER STREET, NEW YORK -z
. n Deceived the following FIRST PRIZE 5zzss7is -
MEDALS in Competition with the best makers1 % III
Of Boston, New York, Philadelphia and Ball. u
tiuore:
TWO FIRST PR ZE MEDALS at the Metropolitan Pair,
Washington, March, 1855.
GOLD MEDAL at the Crystal Palace, New York. No.
vember 1s5 (bsing the only gold medal given for Pianos
within the last six yesrs)
A GOLD MEDAL at the Mai yland Institute, Baltimore,
1856
THE FIRST PRIZE MEDAL at the Fair, Crystal Palace,
New YORK. November, 1885, Among the judges we're the
FIRST Musical Talent Of the Country such NJ. Mason,
Gotfchak, WOienhaupt and many others. St. S. Pi-
amos, with and without the Iron Frame, warranted
for three years, aud written guarantee given Pianos
packed and shipped without charge. Prices moderate
deciS-lY-Y
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GENTLEMENS' WEAR.
- ENTs' Fine Cali Pump so Boots;
II Gents Fine Calf stitched
Gents Fine Calf Double soe
Water proof
4" " Congress Caters;
k1a
F" oxford Ties,
These goods from Of the hest manufactures In
Philadelphia Csl at No. 20 Public Square,
octis SNYDER q FRTZZFLJ
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CINCINNATI ADVERTISEMENTS.

Corner Sixth and Walnut Streets, Cincinnati.
THE COURSE OF STUDY IN THIS INSTITUTION Is
thorough ard practical embracing all that is requisite
10 m young for the active duties OF the Counting Room
among which Book keeping by Dnub Entry, Commercial
Calculations, Pennmanship, Commercial Law, Mercantile
Forms and Correspondence, receive special attention.
The former Principal R. s. Bacon, having associated with
him j. Anen fsq, late President Of Farmers College
partner regular series Of Lectures viii be given By
Alien, in the College Lecture Room various topics
neced with Mercantile Scenceembracing the subjects Of
Commercial Law, Political Economy in its application
Commercial and Currency, Commercial Geography History
Of Commerce the Consular Of Europe aud America
the characteristics Of American Commerce, &c
Other lectures will also be occasionally given BY eminent
lecturers.
The hours Of ruction from to ~ A. NJ, from to
4, and from to 9 P. NJ.
TKRMsFor full course including lectures. $40
For PsnnmanShip, per month. ............. 8
novl1-6md&W BACON 4 ALLEN, Principals.
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Leather Betting.

Also large ot Of copper BuTs, and hvetsi and Lac
Leather Of all kinds.
All Of which will be sold the reasonable for
Cash, by B. r CUTTER,
No. SO q 80, cor. Broad and College sts.,
sept25 NASHVILLE
LADIES, SHOES.
ClNYDER 6FBlZZELL are opening to-day some choice
- wear for the Ladies, consisting OF
Ladies' Thick sole Lasting Caters;
French Lea her (somethng new;)
Kid
Congress Kid "
" Thin Lasting had
These goods very handsome Call at
SNYDER & FRIZZELL,
octls 20 Public Square.
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LII & II =

III 4 rs.
LARGE Stock OF Meas, Boys and Children's son Flu
n and Wool Hats OF every description just received ano
or sale Dy B. r. CUTTER.
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Trunks. Trunks.

4 FULL assortment OF Trunks rom the r-ur~N
~ quality sole lie tther Travelling, t<FN u w
to Coarse Pack ng Trunks; also Carpet and TA y Ia
saddle Bags Of all kinds. ctS1&-AA-l-%I
B. r. CUTTERS,
Corner Broad and College sta.
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
Gold Medal Pianos !

From VIsCHER OWEN CO., Gen'I Advertising House
APPLEFOs' BvlLDEs, ,s46 Broadway, New York.
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ST. LOUIS ADVERTISEMENTS.

From the Newspaper Advertising Agency CIV. 8. SwH
HER, No. IA Second Street, ST. LOUIS, No.
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Guns! GunS!! GunS!!!

L'ALL CUNNINGHAM, No. 81 Public square, have
Il Just received ani opened splendid assortment 81
Single and noube Brd and Deer GGna among Eh o. are
few Of ke ebrAtsd Westey Richards" manufacture aud
ether aDe Cans in eompets. These Guns are all Of
their Importation direct from Enzland and we're ali
made 70 their order express for thi, market
Also, Snaps Rin And Shot Guns Colts kfpelisrE Al
Of Powder flaas, shot Pouches and Belts oP<n
ed In Nashville. uoylS-dtn-
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NEW AND IMPoRTAN1

Discovery in the Science of Medicine.
ENGRAYINGs OF TIE SEALS OF THE PATENT OF
FICE OF GREAT BRITAIN, ECoLE de PHARMACIE
PHARsfACIEN de PARIS, AND IMPERIAL C0LLEO
OF MEDICINE, VIENNA, are affixed upon each wrap
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5fzcU Prizes amounting to................ aQe4 oaa
Whole Tickets $lo;-HAlves SIS; Quarters, 2Bo.
SOoO Prizes OF $40 will be determined by the last hsurs
Of the Number that draws the prise FOr exans
the Number craving the $4,000 Prize ends With No l.
then all the Ticlets where the number ends in viii Be
emitted to $50 " the Number ends with No g. then A
ne I'ckes where the Number snes in VIII be sntsd 70
$40, and so 0.
which is the risk:
Certificate Of Package Of1o Whole Tickets .......sSS
10 Half ..----- aA
AVRuhbcf 10
Address orders for Tickets Certificates either to
s. SWAN co, Atlanta, Ca,
or SWAN, Montgomery, Ala.
or z. STtMsTEEN,
noV29 Box No. 3, p o Nasbyue, Tsaa
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$3.50 Prizes, amounting tSO4 80
WtOe 1icksts, SO; Halves, tbi Quarters o. 20.
The hTst 2l6 prizes decided ss usual.
The 5000 Prizes of $40 viii be dstermlnsd
By the bgure Of Number draws the O0e
Prize. For example, n the numb drawing The t40 eoe
Prize ends with Ne then all the tickets III the
Der snda IN viii be entitled 70 tf0. II the hnmber snes
with No. g. thsn all the Tickets where the number n
viii be entitled 10 e40, and 80 on to O.
CereAtss Of Packages will be sold At the following rates
xNfr - tkar
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SOUTHERN MILITARY ACADEMY LOTTERY,


To be drawn in the City Of Mobile. Ala, In public oa
SATURDAY, JANUARY 10, 1857, on the Plan Of
SINGLE NI ImRERSl
JoHS HuErLH and WV. hcGUnH, Esqs. Com missioners.
80, 600 Tickets $3.50 Prizes I
MORE THAN UNE PRIZE 10 EVERY TAN TICKETs.
NOVRA SehRmRN
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SWAN & CO.'S LOTTERIESI

CLASS %.
10 be drawn In the City Of Atlanta, Georgia. in Public %
SATURDAY, DEC. Goth, 1856, on the Plan Of
SINGLE NVMBERS!!
80, Tickets--3,2sO Prizes.
More than One Prize to every Ten Tickets!
MAGNIFICENT gouInHp
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sREN9'vEgNG Lotteries
FOR DECEMBER, 1856.
r.. FRANCE g. Co, Managers.
A Grand Maryland Lottery
OS THE HAVANA PLAN.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY or ND.
EXTRA CLASS
To be drawn In Baltimore, Nd, Saturday, Dee goth.
Prizes amounting to $l32, 900!
Wiz be distributed according 70 the .JOlieviag
Splendid Scheme:
10000 Numbersl-l,0 900 Prizesl
~

~ Sssss iisisi, siG Bsl.s. Is. oasiss1s GsSs
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Corrections, &c.

The elegantly embroidered vest which We
alluded to last Saturday, as being in Mr..
Lobenstine's show case, at the Fair, was sent
by Mr. Fl. D. Straus. 1t was embroidered by
Miss Straus his sister, and exhibited high
order of skill
The second show case of clothing to which
we alluded. was sent by Messrs. A. Anspacher
& Co. 1t contained some elegant articles Of
clothing manufactured at their large establish
ment.
The spring mattrass which attracted so
much attention at the Fair on account of be-
ing ornamental as well as useful, was from
the mandatory of Mr.. L. w. Heberd It
seemed to combine all the properties ola choice
mattrass, and was good evidence of what can
be done in that here at Mr.. Heberd's.
We did not pretend to notice all tine things
on exhibition, and as but few names were at
tached to the articles, we had difficulty in
giving even so extended notice of the exhibit
ton as we did. We have doubtless made a
few errors, but they are unimportant
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Suicide.

A distressing case of suicide occurred on
Main street opposite the Bulls Head, on Sat
urday last. The victim was German named
Mathesie, aged Sc years, and carried on the
gunsmith business near the Crescent City
Bank. The deceased had been very quarrel
some during the day, threatening 10 shoot his
wife, and making considerable disturbance
about his home. No one had an idea of his
designs upon his own life, but it is supposed
that he was under the influence of liquor
He went to the stable in the rear of his house,
and after placing his pipe and hat upon a
bench, lay down upon pile Of straw, and
placing double barrel pistol in his mouth
discharged its contents. The report brought
several persons to the stable, where the man
was found dead. He was removed to the house
and the Coroner sent for. The verdict was in
accordance with the above facts.
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The Adriatic.

Tie new. steamship Adriatic now being
completed at New York for the Collins Line,
is drawing daily crowds of people, and espe
cially of foreigners, to the yard where she
lies, to admire her beauty and strength. She
is said to be perfect specimen of the attain
ments in the art and science Of ship building
building at the present day. She combines
rience and science has revealed. She is the
last creation Of the lamented Steers, who was
so suddedly taken from the country in the
midst of his labors and usefulness, and at the
moment when he was about to complete la
bors that would have given him world wide
fame, and reflected an honor upon the coun-
try. The Arctic and U. S. steam frigate Nj
agara, both of which were built under the su-
perntendence of Mr.. Steers embrace some
new principles Of construction; both are mod
elled on substantially the same plan, and their
shapes are studiously adapted to the break in
the water when cleft by the SHIPS prov. The
keels are curved throughout their entire
length the curvature is slight towards the
stern but towards the bow the rise is about
nine feet to the water line, commencing 100
feet aft. This form will, it is thought, lift the
ship out Of the water, under Roadway, and the
greater the speed the higher will she rise in
the water this is the reverse Of the com
monty received opinion. The Arctic and her
engines are masterpieces of mechanism and
skill. Some idea may be formed Of her size
and power by the following statement of parts
of her machinery The two bed plates weigh
~ tons-two cylinders so tons-two beam
pillow blocks % tons-eight boilers 40 tons
water wheels of wrought iron Is tons-two
shafts, 81 tons. Her cylinders are 100 inches
in diameter, with II feet stroke of piston
Her condensers contain 10000 brass tubes,
each II feet long, equal to 81 miles in length,
through which constant stream of cold water
passes, drawn from the sea and thence thrown
back again. Her eight boilers, which are of
Martins patent, have 1900 perpendicular
iron tubes, and the boilers are placed four in
a set, one forward and the other aft of the en-
CINE, with six furnaces to each boiler. Her
water wheels are 40 feet in diameter. The ac-
tual propelling power of her enormous engines
is estimated at $500 horse power. The de-
sign of her builders is to make her seperior in
every respect, to anything nSw aioat.
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or The New York fremen in imitation of
their Evansville brethren o have had a grand
parade. The Tribune says that the affair was
witnessed by one hundred thousand people in
Broadway alone. Six thousand two hundred
and twenty seven firemen joined in procession.
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0%'F project is on foot to consolidate the
two cities of Warrington aud Georgetown
under single municipal government. The
preliminary arrangements have been submitted
and partially discussed by joint COMMITTEES
of the two municipal bodies.
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Hon. GEO. G. DUNN-We regret to hear
that Mr.. Dunn's health is not yet restored
The New Albany Tribune gives the following
account ofhis labors and his present condition,
at meeting Of Fillmore men in his own coun-
ty:
We accompanied him from Bedford to the
place ofmeeting. He had to be assisted from
the cars to the house, and from the house
where he stopped to the place of speaking, not
being able to walk alone without aid. Being
unable to stand upon his feet, he addressed his
audience from his chair in a sitting posture,
and such speech, for sound argument, and
earnest impressive eloquence, we have never
before listened to-
His principal ailment is an enlargement of
the spleen, resulting in genaral derange-
ment Of the whole system, and producing the
most acute pains throughout the lower ex-
tremities
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o. A movement has been made in New
York towards erecting monument over the
remains of the late Edgar A. Poe, whose re-
mains are inferred in the Presbyterian grave
yard, corner of Green and Fayette streets in
Baltimore