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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-06

Sometimes she looks With quveIns instinct nto the eyes
Of the examiner, a. The Importance OF the question Affects
her posiion. Che dressed plainly, aud ~ith oscom
ing taste, wearing brown VEIL which she kept Gown al
the time Of her minatisn To judge nom her ooanse
Dsrce which appears pre- osse@iag ana full Of the milk
Of human Kindness, would suppose shs wS me the
violin Of circumsts noes than tho willing instrument In
The hands Of notorious = woman her mother She
betrayed ~ nptom OF hesaney her replies We given
freely and with precbi ion, and she seemed TO think more
OF saving her reputation than Of trying 70 shelter
public condemnation cnducto the part of mother
which dial attachment however desperate under such
circumstances, could think Of screening any mTthev.
Such was position OF Augusta Cunningham yesterday
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the Gaze OF John smitn the Portuguese sailor.
TO rms sprros or rss HsR.Lp.
beg leave W inform you ina, the report 10 your Issue
o. this day. With reference IN oonsmuiaion Of the sen
Of John Smith lnoorrec, no such advice having az
yea bean received By Yours respectfully,
wprsUAs, Aug 8, 1851.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-06
THE WATCH KEPT UPON MRS. CUNNIN,
HAM.

hes been surmised that the entire failure OF Hrs
Ccpnr ghams schemes for the possession OF ID, Barde
property, the debts In which she hes become involved
and the ridicule and erpo.ure 70 which her raoeut
acts have subjec'ed her, might % far work upon
her mind 10 induce her 10 make saempt upon her
hfe But this she could not very well do Captain Dts
has wsey provided sgaDst the possibility If any such
occurrence usnspiripg, and night and day since tho
rest oers have been constantly stationed In hoe bedroom
TO watch her movements All means by which any such
attempt could be made her pa have been placed ont
OF her each; there any 10 believe from hcr
conduct, which has been self powesed throughout that
she would 10 anything Of the hind. Che Q woman Of
too many resources for that
also generally srpposed tina. Mrs.. Cunningham viii
he compelled to submit IN the examination Of the physi
clan, but this s not she refvc, II ,he ,in and
there no law to compel her N susmh to an enforce
examination. He refusal 10 DO ~ould Of have
lu own construction
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THE MEDICAL EXAMINATION OF Mr.
CUNNINGHAM POSTPONED.

The medical examination of Mrs. Cunningham, which IL
was supposed would have come of yesterday, wS post
poned until 10 O'Clock this morning. a the request of tho
lady herself At IL O'Clock yesterday Justice Dawson,
accompanied by Professor PVker and Or. De wiess, vi
sed Mrs. Cunningham at No 81 Bond street. and inform
ed her the intended sxamin s,on, at the time ASK
ing her If she willing 10 81 bmt to the ordeal Mrs
Cunningham stated that che consult her COUNSEL
Mr.. Dean. in relation to the matter, and desired to have
il postponed until to day, when 'he would give them de-
finite answer in relation thereto The magistrate and
physicians then took their leaue OF the accused.E
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MRS. CUNNlNeHAM's COUNSEL.

Judge Dean, VINO was placed 10 rAtner iudlcrous posi-
ton by his points PREF ented before The rroge on Tues
day. urging the Court to eide in Mrs. Cunuiughsms IL
vor the sake OF establishing tho legitimacy Of her child
claims to have been greatly surprised when he heard the
true state OF affairs. BE says that be has acted entirely
good faith in the matter; that Mrs Cunningham toll him
she ensn months ago. and that he doubt
ed the truth OF her statement the least until the late
son. lie has determined not to her counsel the
present though he will continue such In the
before the Surrogate He about lea vpg for Wash
Ipgion 10 be absent for some time.
Mr. Clinton Just returned TO the city Monday last, from
sharon Springs, schoba'is county, New York,
where he has been rusticatnR for ntile while.
Be states that he understood from Mn Cunning
ham. some months ago, hat she was ncfene
but he hes spoken word the subject any
occasion. In the murder Trial ssd In the case BE-
fore the Surrogate he considered u . matter entirely
independent Of those cases. and consequently made
referesoe 70 H. II wss contingency which he thought
would be ume enough 70 poaoe whom II really 70
pass. he has seen Mrs. Cunningham very nas during
The lat three month"; and ma At all during the last
month. Her legal old mot require him zee her
moro during hat Nme He ssin implicitly bsrsves thai
abe married 10 De- Bnrde me stasemsn, in one Of
the papers yesterday in regard to arrangement hAv
ing been made with him BY Mrs Cunnneh AN 70 pay him
his counsel fee out Of The ea DO declares 70 10 entirely
fAlse; he does not do business on tina, plan.
NJ. Clinton docs not cousider himself Mrs. Cunning.
hams counsel In he present he viii not npder any
considerations SUCH bat regards tho before
the surosste having been committed TO that he -l ON
tipus sct c,unss fov ~ alasnI uhss Ssh action
10 required. tho statements which have appeared IN
be papers In regard 70 the late criminal attempt OF Mrs.
Cunning ham prove 10 be oorrea Mr. Clinton says be viii
not act - counsel for hS Cunningham In any cause or
causes under any inducemcnt whstever.
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MRS. CUNNINGHAMs SHARE IN THE BUR.
DEAL ESEATE.

has been stated that II the Surrogate should decide
the question of hrs CunDipgbams application before him
for letters OF administration upon the estate OF the late
Dr.. Harvey Burdewbich decision depends entirely upon
the question Of her marriage 10 the deceased lin her
favor iba, she would receive, widow tb or the
estAte of Burde. Blu. according law she would roceve
than that viz half Of the estate OF the deceased
for when person dies insesaie leaving widow and
ssue, the widow entitled 10 half Of the tire estats
of the deceased.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-06

APPEARANCE Or The COURT YESTERDAY
Justice psvio,ons oourt where the investigation s being
held, IL shusted jefferson market, sixth
Proceeding upa common rairwsy In the rear OF that
buids, and turning 70 the leo enter the court room
u IL no, crowded, although small; and the Cunningham
affair seems TO have given way 10 personal ispu,suon
We are loss 10 account for This and upon inquiry aud
there /. an inner apartment whore the examination
Of the witnesses regarding Mrs. Cupninsbams 90
COUGHS mert 10 being proceeded With. We soon nud
telves room about twelve by sixteen feet furnished
with two tables, some chairs, two sofas book ,ase and
osiips sss,. sitting around table, With eyes bent In
tny writing, are ave or six reporters The examining
clerk, NJ Murray, and bsndsoe, veP developed and
intelligent looking yc,ps woman, ssor, ~ or 20 yeas o.
sss Her head leans her hand, and che n ks the
very picture Of Disappointed hopes Nov and then she
srples White poke, handkerchief 70 her cheeks, 70
wipe away The sad ard silent tear, thu. irictle
nom eyes SLED with grief sne answers the
questions put 70 bes In subaued tone, much 90 he
reporters are frequently obliged TO request rspsstou.
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YHE INVESTIGATION BEFORE JUSTICE
DAWSON.

ne examination W. dxed for 10 T., butt w nearer
II sben u mmenced sibp@pas had been ssued In the
sxner part Of The morning for ProfessoS Rasker and Do
vsts Who ordered " mako professional sxsmina
acs Il he person Of Mrs Cunningham hiss Helen oun-
sssshan came Dso oop II quarter 10 H. and wassvern
Nd examined by the clerk N Murray she was dressed
. orosn ha'ege travelling dress, and wors her veil
anul the commencement o. ths sxaminanon hs dd nos
pom n regard her noshers ,uchsmsns - . panso
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-17
Reason why this Machine is Universally
Preferred over All Others.

Because it is the only Sewing Machine in
the world ever invented, so constructed as to
fully meet the demands of families for general
use.
1t is very simple and is Gever liable to get
out of order.
Itmakesa seam which will not rip, though
every third stitch is cut.
1t is not Shuttle Machine.
1t sews with two needles, making any
ength stitch desired.
6 1t sews from two ordinary spools, and
thus all trouble at winding thread is avoided;
while the same Machine can be adapted at
pleasure, by a mere change of spools, to all
varieties of work.
z The same Machine runs silk or linen
thread, and common spool cotton, with equal
facility.
8 This Machine will sew in the sleeves of
coat with the same ease and facility that it
sews a straight seam.
9 This Machine can be run to make one
thousand five hundred stitches per minute.
10 The seams are as elastic as Il ) most elias
tic fabric, so that it is free from all liability to
break in washing, ironing or otherwise.
II The stitches made by this machine are
more beautiful than any other made either by
hand or machine.
The price of these Machines at office in New
York, range from $50 to $3.50: an additional
charge of 80 only is made on each machine
over New York prices at office in Nashville, to
defray expenses OF importation, &C., TO Nash
vile. r. Ii. BROOKWAY, Sec'y.,
Nashville Sewing Machine Company.
ss5 TO $3.50. [MaTeh 95-tL
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-17
PATENT
ELASTIC FIRE & WATERPROOF
CEMENT R0OFING,

NHE undersigned are prepared introduce into use Ia
4 Tennessee W e CHILDS co.'s PAtENI Elias
TIC FIRE AND WATERPROOF CEMENT ROOFiN5, and
ask tie attention Architects Builders, Railroad Com
pAhs the public 10 examine superiority over other
Roofing,
ARCHITECTS AND BUILDERS should not fail to
examine this Roofing better and cheaper than any
thing The Haterial forms hard ana nooth sur
climate Is irnperVous water, elastic, and flexible
It contracts with the changes OF the amos
here neither ate crack nor rot and as to
its Durability, there is no qlestion-
practically imperishable, and will peTectiuhy resist
any ordinary external exposure FIRE, sbundany
proyed ard we will Il waterproof We viii en-
gage put Roofing ordinary good heathing,
old shingles and gravel tin, zne copper, or iron roofs
making difference how steep fiat they may he
dollars hundred square feet It being Tar
cheaper than Roof Of the old style, and we are sure II
will give better satisfaction.
will also be found to be the best rinR ever inventor 10
mend old eaky tar and gravel roofs or around
chimneys cutes dormaT Windows and CUTTERS where the
rusted through This Cement be put on to last
stone, and form perfect adhesion TO any OBJ
(and warranted 10 leak) at two liars and hy cents
per hundred square feet which cheaper ana uch bet
ter paint. This Roofing will be found to be the best
theng for large Roofs where theV are eHoed 70
Steam Mills, Saw Nils, Factories, ttalroad
Cars Bridges Depos Station Houses, Steamboat Decks,
and eV6ry kind Of Roof where there an external
exposure from dre the Roofis perfect, without Joint
in it. presents chance for FIRE 70 communicate, and any
light substaRce will burn out without iguiting.
EB- Insurance Offices Cincinnati, and other places
Ohds Co.'s Cement has been used, insure Buld'
ings covered With this Cement, At the same
rates as for those covered with Iron, Copper Tin
~ The Cement will be furnished to those at distance
with directions for using.
Office, WILDE promptly attended to -. .,,,,,,,s-,
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J. T. HATHURsT,
NO. "a, spruce SLIeet.
TESTIMONIALS AND REFERENCES.

OyF1os BuoKEyE STATE INSURANCE CoNPAsYl
CINolRNATI, Dee. I6, 1886 {
TO ALL WHOM IT NAY ooScEas: This is certify that l
have examined specimens aud Roofs 81 !" e. Oh5s COS
leye It 10 be eminenty superior any other kind Of Roof
ing in witness Of severe trial OF one oil
building which struck directly upon the roof and cornice
nearly half hour. 1t stood the trs beyond al ex
President Buckeye Stale Insurance Co.
crscrssLrf AoEsoY ROYAL Insurance COMPANY,
Child, co csSFn.fH ?, Fsstis 8 isia Fire an
water Proof Cement Rooang" and, far as Judge
consider it great invention, and willing to insure
buildings thus protected upon the same terms as Hsnr
Agent Royal Ins. Co., London and Liverpool.
From j. B. Bennett General Agent of na ms Co. for the
Southern and Western States -
CIsCENHATI, Jan. I, 1881.
Having made considerable inquiry the merits Of the
patent Elastic Cement Boohng introduced INTO ihs city
city by many excellent judges that it IS meeting with very
the tar composition Roofing decided and freely admitted
De next s1nuer-havng intended tin, but will try
Yours, truly, J. B. BENNETT.
OFFICE OF THE cTs, HAM AND DAYTON RAILROAD.
Childs Co.'s Patent Cement Roofing is now used here
cars with H. and our Master Mechanic reports very
able to il 5. s. L'HOMM1DIEU, Pres.
OFFICE OF rHE ONO AND MISSISSIPPI RAnRoAD Co.,
CECYSATI, Jan. Z, 1851 {
DEAR sR:-In your inquiry, in references to
Of cars, that from our observation we en-
tertan favorable much that We intend
teBting thoroughly roofs Of buildings, after
which will with pleasure give you our decided opinion
70 its utility. Yours, truly, h LlPPENCOET,
Supply Agent Ohio Miss. X. R..
s~ Since the above written, the Ohio and Missis-
i RI IN contracted for covering their cars de-
6ts and brges between Cincinnati and Vncennes, with
this Cement considering It the best article they have nsed
for the purpose.
H. O. LORD Pres. Ind and Gin. Railroad
Z. G EsT, Pres Wilmington and Ia nesyile Railroad -
M sEARLEs Merchants Manufacturers' ms Co
JAS CARTER Agent for RtnA and other iatuord Cos
II gSRY MokToS Pres. Central Insurance Company
GEo. CARLILE, President Lafayette Bank.
GEO. w. CeFFTN Bell Manufr, No. lO2 East Second ST.
BAEsR 4 Won PHUL, No. 50 Fourth ST.
EZRA BAILEY, Sm tn St., between Fourth ana futns
j. OGDEN Tailor and Draper, Fourth ST.
MILES GREENWOOD, Iron Foundry.
Judge W. Y GHoLsoS-
JOHN sHILLzTo Co, Dry Goods Dealers Fourth st.
MITCHELL Il RANMEsBERe, Furniture Manufacturers an
Dealers, Fourth st.
w. Il. STEWART, Builder 345 Plum st.
sTILwELL, Louisville.
Nm. S. MCREYEOLDs Co., Clarksville, Tenn.
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B. s. WELLER.
AGRICULTURAL AND SEED STORE
NO. 81, SOUTH MARKET ST., NASHVILLE.

] AVING established general Agricultural Depot at
II the above place desire all my Old and friends,
and the public at large 70 call and me, and examine
my stock in trade. ThTeshers, the latest and APP
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All kinds Of Agricultural and Horticultural Implements
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All kinds Of Copper, Tin, Brass and Sheet Iron Ware
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manufacturers prices and transportation Also Timers
Machines and Hand Tools from Peck Smith Co.'S Manu-
factory SOuthingt0n, Oonn,
Just received q supply OF Bush Lima and Corn Beans,
Pumpkin seed. Ror sale low for cash.
nay29 B. g. WELLER
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

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CONLEY g. JOHNSON,
MANUFACTURERS OF
Copper, Tin, Sheet IrOn Wares, &C.,
No. 10 Broad st., and 94 South Marketst.,
NASHEVILLE, TENN.
STOVES, TINwARE, etc.

STOVES, TINWAF2E, Ctcs
lust RECEIVED AND FOR SALE, A LARGE AND
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Of every sizs price and pattern, that is brought this
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We manufacturing the Wrought Iron Cooking Stoves
OF all Sizes ranging in price from 840 to $780, Of the best
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Tin Ware wholesale and retail
Copper and Sheet Ir-n Work for all kinds OF Machinery,
Steamboats, Stationary Engines sc Stills and DistileFy
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repaired roofing and spoung done with neates and dis
patch in fact, everything, that requires Tn Copper
Sheet Iron done by in the best and cheap
any. COELEY JOHNSON,
No. 10 Broad st. and 81 South Market st.,
June B. Nashville, Tenn.
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