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tbs PuGRIN's PEoGRgss.-This panorama was sold
at auction yesterday by Messrs. b. +. SHIELDS Co.,
the Rev. Mr.. EvEHAET being the purchaser. for the
paid was Sl7O
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HOOFLANDS BALSAmIC CORDIAL

Will long standing Cold in very short time. Read the
following - 49,
PHILA pELPHIA, Feb. I6, 1858
DR. c. NJ JACKsoN-sr: had for time been suffering
under cold having pains through whole system sore
throat and hoarseness recommended te try HOO
lands Basamc Cordial" accordingly procured bottle, and
now unhesatngy recommend my friends who be sim
iarly afflicted than justice to bear this
public testimony 10 its virtues Respectfully yours,
ELEANOR McHENRY,
Tenth Street, above Coates.
Prepared epy by Dr. O. NJ Jackson, 4l8 Arch Street.
PHILADELPHIA Druggist and Sorekeepers through
ut the United and Canada Price IS cents per botte
o. J. WOOD. St. Louis Wholesale Agents for the West.
WIN, PENDLET0N CO., Nashville, Tenn, Wholesale
AGENTS RetaiIed by JO G. BROWN and EVANS, g. W. HEN
DERSHOTT and WELLS & HOOPER, Nashville; J. B.
MATHEWS, Edgefeld; J. c. D02CH, South Nashville,
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Nav York CkNE-The New York Tribune of tie
2lst publishes list of over fifty murders which
have been committed in that city within the last
three years without one OF the perpetrators being
discovered.
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SOUTHERN PORTABLE PLANTATION
Corn Feed and FIGURING Mill,
ESTABLISHMENT.

CATOOSA SPRINGS.
TVNHE subscriber having again taken lease of this well
Il watering place, justly famous as the
Saratoga OF the South,
and thankful for the patronage received last season. will again
prepared middle Of June and
will strive to merit continuance Of that patronage which here
tofcre has been literally bestowed this popular Summer
Resort.
shall endeavor all times provide my table with all the
OF have made arrangements
to keep on hand a constant supply Of Ice
shall also have the BEST COOKS that be procured in the
South shall provide suciency OF faithful and attentive
erVAnts. have also engaged the servicesof
SUPERIOR MUSICIANS,
and delight the cOncord Of sweet sOund will
abundantly grstfed
scripon addition to the Red White and Black Sulphur
Springs many Of them combined with Iron and Magnes there
Is an nexhaustb well Of the pusst Free Ny accommo-
daons very extensive have many pleasant cottages
the main hotel where families quiet
tired as In their own homes.
SITUATION, CONVEYANCE, &C.
Caoosa Springs in Catoosa county, Ca % miles from
Western and Atlantic Railroad. Omnibus and good
Hacks will be at the platform the arrival Of train The
Springs Lave direct railroad communication Savannah
Charleston Augusta Macon Mlledgeve Columbus Atlanta
Montgomery, Nashville and Chattanooga
Terms of Board.
fer Day 200
- Single Heek. lOgC
T. Month.
visitors VINO wish to board by the season, their
families will be boarded at $50 month Those who wish to
sngag board by the would do well
Springs.
IpChildren and servants boarded at half price.
april 25-dtW4m IL HARTMAN
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We are indebted to FRANK Nicely, the agent of the
Adams Express Company, for late Louisville, Phla-
delphia and New York papers.
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AYERS Cherry Pectoral

has for itself such for the cure Of every
variety Of Throat and Lang Complaint that it Is en-
rey unnecessary for to recount the evidence of its
virtues wherever it has been employed As it has long
been in constant use throughout this section need
do than the people its quality is kept
up the best it has BEEN and that It NAV be relied
on to do for their relief all has eTer been found 70 DO
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Crane & SanfOrd,s Weekly Provision and
EIOnr GircuI

ST LOUIS Saturday evening, Aug 25six feet Of in
spondng stage tributaries produced proper.
tionate sluggishnesE in business transactions sstOre
fecS inactive prices during the
week from Sc There inquiries from the Georgia
market, for Fall delivery, but sellers unwilling, with
present uncertainty Of navigation, engagements
acceptable With navigRble receipts will
PIE supply the anticipated Southern demand Receipts
week l6 1871 sacks when otherwise expressed qaoa
tons refer shelled Corn in GUINNESS INCLUDED
Sales Of the week range as follows mixed ncIuding Mix
White at 5 to4sc Yellow at e Soc White @ closing
with sales to-day Mixed White IS 52c
at AZ to Soc; White at 52kc.
Wharf.-The receipts h.ugh light have been ample at the
prices, for miliers demands ruled dull
heavy at prices Of week. until Friday, when sellers
to decline az from to Sc hen not otherwise expressed
our quotations refer to sales miles sacks being returned
char ed for Receipts ending last evening"
Common good Fail at 81 to 81 Prime snd Choice do
81 Is 10 81 81 closing with sales Sy Of Spring Club
rs to Csc, ater for se Fall 81 to 90 with downward
tendency.
FLouEThe demand confined to sacts and small lots in bbs
for Missouri river and coast orders There for round
lo bbs aud, there buyers milers make We
quote 81 6z the nominal figure for City supeTs
Although the Spring arriving is Of good quail
iy the milers complain that the Fall Wheat generally
We quote City ks at 81 to 81 so. being decline.
BLcoN The market continues firm with active consump
Hams which held 3c which figure round lots can.
be had As indication the being
reduced viii mention that OF packers has sold up
wards Of 29OOOOl s Bacon since the month.
all Of which has OF the The other
fol shoudes IOc Ribbed Sides at I21c Ca- sides at
1916 Hams, plain canvassed at lee; Sugar 1870
LASD-We hear Of in erces The Email lot
here is held at Early in the week 100 kegs fair sold
I2c and lots amounting 900 kegs prime
Re private, supposed to be l25<c.
Hoss-salss are making quietly. About $4,000 have been
bought here mostly at sc 200 average November and De-
CENTER delivery Sellers generally prefer taking the chances Of
the mRrket than to sell at this fgu reported this
week were but the aggregate Of number OF lots brought by
ker during the We hear OF sale OF 90 head Fri
da the alb figure and time OF delivery 1900 head
ayerag and price, delivered before January 18th 200
head slopd delivered Warsaw buyers option all Of Deem
her, at terms Kept private.
Stock Provisions In this market 1000 bbls Moss Pork
450U 600 Bacon and Bulk Meat, including Hams
Prime Lard 500 kegs do.
CRANE SANFORD,
Brokers in Provisions and Breadstufs.
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BY TELEGRAPH.


| ARRIVAL OF the Wander bfIt.
NEW DIRK, August 26.-The steamship Wander
Dit arrived at o'clock from SOUTHAMPTON. with
dates 70 the 10th and 500 passengers. News mainly
resolution for raising three million hounds for
India, was agreed to in the House of Commons.
6oltcal oistrust prevails in Paris on the Syrian
and Italian questions.
The Neapolitan Parliament elections commence an
the 18th Refugees were preferred by the electors
who openly declare for the annexation Of Naples to
Piedmont. -
a Naples telegram states that the Garibalaians
attempted 70 iano ana We're repulsed Only zoe
succeeded in landing, and were pursued into the
interior
Rome was tranquil, but fearing the drought. ex-
portatIon of corn was prohibited
1t was Prince Daniello who was assassinated IN
Montenegro.
The hop crop, in many districts of England va.
total failure, owing to the ungenial weather.
The Chinese advises say that Loo Chew vros
sacked and burned. The Imperial troops are said
to have joined the rebels
John Wilde & Sons silk manufacturers of Mac
clesfeld failed for fl5e COO and Secross their Lon
don agent, for f7e09
GExoA, Aug l5.-The papers publish dispatches
announcing the unopposed Decentralization Of Carl
bald, near Reggie, on the night of the 10TH The
same dispatch reports the evacuation of ScylIa nv
the Neapclitans but the report Of beth is doubted
1t was expected that Austria would have to aban-
don the idea Of possessing Venita guaranteed by
Germany.
Garibaldi expected TO attack Venice
Austria will maintain the conflict alone against
all Italy. Prussia will remain neutral while other
powers do not intefere. The material at the Aus
trian arsenal Venice, is being transported to Palo
The steamer Veloce had entered Castellamare at
midnight, on the l4th, and fired several cannon
shots. Monaraca returned without producing sny
result
TRIESTE, Wednesday--It is believed that Garibaldi
intends to attack Austria, not on the Venetian but
on the Crostian coast, by attemptinga disembarka-
ton at Fieime. The Austrian authorities believe
that he will first endeavor to provoke revolution
in Ciyatla and Hungry before proceeding to Veneta
All the coasts were vigorously watched by the I'M
perial cruisers.
GENOA, Aug. 25.-The Grand Duchess Annie of
Russia, sister of King Leopold, died to-day at Berne
New YORK, Aug. 27.-The steamer Nova Scotan
has arrived at Farther Point with Liverpool dates
of the 18th.
Tho steamer Bremen arrived out Friday
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BTeadstufrs ana Provisions.

Inc Cincinnati inquirer OF SATURDAY erehlng
There inquiry for Flour to-day and at shade below
the views OF holders very good could be DONE
ing to the very favorable advcs from New York quot ng an adj
vance Of Sc per barrel they were not % maze any con
cons, conenang for higher prices for choice brands
hence the closed fr with fair de uand Wo quote
perhne extra 81 1904 co. extra to Family at 81 6u4 3d.
Family to extra Family 81 sOj 5 and fancy baeds extra
RaHil, at IS s595 IS
The deane strictly prime qualities Of Wheat continues
good with light offerings Prime white is very scarce and
wanted both by local msrs and for EXPORT and when such lots
offered the holders have difficulty whatever, in realizing
the outside quotations The other grades OF both red and white
quiet but to-day there considerable more disposition
to force any the market New York adycs tended
strengthen somewhat the hold some feeling quite
hde that DR. c would advance Mers anxious
for choice lots, take no present prices The sales to-
day foot little 800 bushels Wequole fair to prime red at
81 o5 70 with sales choice red at 81 05 and white at
5 rs but at these prices the sales and the Wheat
i1Gended for seed.
The Louisville Courier reports the sale CT 800 bb saur
day Southern parties SECS Is per Dbl for Wheat
Wheat good Demand 81 10 per buhel prime
and white and 81 IS for choice Kentucky white. The demand
Corn good 6296js for prime white shele,
sacks included.
or provisions Saturday, Cincinnati Enquirer says
The Provision continues quiet, far the filing
large orders concerned regular
Mess Pork Holders are hsm, with not slightest
disposition force stuG the markets the views of
buyers by doing which active business cud be done For
round lot Of Bacon shoulders present delivery, 9c freely
offered but most positively refused they being held at 9c Ba
is quite unfOnly held with great degree of s9
wi several packers refusing place their stock the market
at less than $50.
The Louisville Coyrier says Of Provisions on Saturday.
Provisions frm with very small demand Mess
Pork at $2O at which price lots could Lave readily been pur
chased though holders still hoding hrir
hopes OF an advance There good demand for Bacon to
I'LL orders and some casks sold 0c Shoulders 2c
for rib Sides 3c for clear rib Sids and for clear Sides
Hams were steady and in fair demand at for pancan
vassed and sugacured Lard STEADY and buoyant at 1879
l3Lc
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THE
ONLY DISCOVERY

OAl - = -DASOO " L
WORTHY OF ANY CONFIDENCE
RESTORING THE BALD AND GRAY.
NEAEY. the great discovery Of Prof Wood, have at
tempted not only to initiate his restorative, but profess to
have discovered something that would produce results identical
wonderful results Prof Woods preparation have
forced to leave tse field its rssistess Read the follow
ing;- -
PROT. 0. J. WooD Co GentsThe letter wrote GU in
1856 concerning your valuable Hair Restorative hyou
published in this vicinity elsewhere given Use
ucing facts in the The inquiries
are first, is fact Of my habitaton nsme stated in
communication second Of all therein contained
third does hair still continue to be in good order and OF
natural color? To all N and do answer invariably yes My
hair better any stage my life forty years
past soft thrifty and better colored the is true Of
BY frequent abution Of the
when gping the face in close
tion with the wiskers the same result the hair
have been in erecept great many letters from all parts
Of New England, asking if my hair still continues TO be
good there much fraud in the manufacture and sale Of
compounds well this it has doubt, basey
initiated and been used not only without good elect but
absolute niuv have not used any Of your restorative of any
for months, and my hair good
hund eds have examined with surprise 81 years
old and not gray hair IN my head Or on my ae ana 10 prove
your If bottles last for
which am yerv grateful gave to my friends and thereby
try many ske teal until after trial.
and then purchased nd used It with universal success wilt
favor that you seDd test by which discover
Restorative sold by many, fear without author
pure article will insure and
believe where good ELECTS do not follow,
by the ia pure article which good
eject On hair as assure ali who inquire Of me Of IN
shaken opinion in its valuable results emain dear srs
yours, A O. RAYMOND
AARoN's Run, KY, Nov. 3D. 1853.
The Restorative put up bottles of three sizes, viz large
medium SMALL the small holds pint and retail for 81
Der bottle the mediums hold at least twenty per cent more in
than the small retals for So per bottle the large
holds quart 40 cent moren proportion and reas Tor -
abotle o. j. Wood * Co Prsprietors, IA Broadway
good Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers Whoesaled by
EVEN, PendIeIorf q Co., and reaied by every Dug
Rninua IN he INIT cd zfafaa III I
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The PRINCE Of WaIes.

MONTREAL, Aug. 25.-The Prince landed shortly
afler o'clock. amidst royal salute from the bat
teries on ST. Helena assisted by the feet and regu-
lars. 1t was a beautiful morning, and upwards of
10000 people were present. The streets, which
were swarming with crowds, were beautifully dec
GRATED. All the societies, clergy, fire brgades rifle
men, and volunteers were out in great STYLE 1t
was the greatest display in the province.
The procession is just entering the exhibition build
ing. The Prince will proceed TO Victoria bridge at
12l O'Clock for the purpose of inaugurating the
bridge.
The Exhibition Building was opened to-day with
great ecIdt after whchich the Prince proceeded to
lay the cornerstone of the Victoria bridge A con-
siderable number of invited guests Witnessed the
ceremony. The Prince was entertained at a lunch
con in the Grand Trunk Railway buildings, and then
returned to the house Of the commander of the
forces where he win remain during his stay IN the
CITY, There is brilliant illumination tonight in
honor of the Prince. The weather is rather unfa-
yOrable.
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FEEIGHTs on THE LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE RAIL
roAp.-The Louisville Courier says the doors of the
freight depot OF the Louisville and Nashville Rail
road were thrown open on Saturday having been
closed since Tuesday, and drays could be seen go
ng out there from daylight to night. The amount
of freight sent TO the depot must have been fully
400 casks Bacon, $500 obls Flour, and some TO-
600 or 20 600 bushels of Grain This road is doing
the heaviest business of any road in the western
country. and during this season they have been
compelled to close their doors several times on ac.
count of the large amounts of freight which had
accumulated.
The Cincinnatans are not all pleased because this
road cannot carry forward all the freghts offered
The Enquirer of the 18th says
The impossibilitv TO ship freight direct over the
Jonisyille and Nashville Railroad continues to be
utiect of good deal Interest to shippers ndoper
anr very deeteriOusly against the market and If it
he not soon removed will undoubtedly direct the
trade that legately belongs TO this city into some
other channel The importance OF constructing the
taIkedof short cut TO Chattanooga Tennessee never
presented itself with that force that 1t dses now,
and the probability is, If the nuisance at Louis
Vile is not soon removed. the business men
of Cincinnati will take immediate measures to build
the road to which we have on several oc-
casions referred and which our railroad editor
has frequently shown the necessity Of It's lmmedi-
diately being built.
We were conversing with one of the principal
commission merchants of this city to-day on Change
in regard to this great project, and were informed
that measures were already being taken TO insure ITS
construction early day they had been subJecI
to the will of Louisville longer than was advisable
If the business men consulted their own interests.
So far as we were able to learn, it will be imPoss
bic. for several days 20 come, before the large
amount OF freight that has accumulated can be ship
ped It's destination in the interior OF Tennessee and
Georgia. A broker in Provisions told us that be
and others had orders TO fill not only in provisions
but in breadstuls, and soon as the impossibilty
in shipping direct interior points in Georgia, by
the Louisville and Nashville Road was removed, he
would Immediately make his purchases and as he
was duty bound TO obey instructions, not TO buy
until the road clear, be consequently was losing
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DIR. KINGS DESPENSARY
FOB PRIVATE DISEASES.

0%-1.S DR.. KING, formerly Of New York for the last
-S four years Of Louisville Kentucky, and who has
devoted attention to the treatment OF private diseases for
thirty years hstters himself having attended practice for
years. and cured thousands be is enabled to
all diseases Of private nature matter how bad they be
nudcious medical treatment from neglect Of their
DR. King Dspensay No. % DesdercE street. between Cherry
Square, where he all diseases Of private
cured without naueious medicine interference
from business
srRcTuREs Of old or date eGectuslly
days. by operation which pain. Where Structure
exists health be enjoyed Perhaps disease
mischief and uncermines the constitution much.
SYPHILIS with all the diseases Of the skim growing out Of
lect pad treatment he e6ecuay cured in few days,
particular attention having been given to
this disease all the growing out Of it, brought
by the destructive habits Of nconsdeTa
Youths and excessive indulgence Of the passions, neglect Of
which will undermine the constitution rendering the subject
fit for business sseiey, and causing premature old
Females be Aboring with any difficulty Of the Womb
may rest assured Of immediate relief.
residing abroad by writing and stating their with
fee ecosed directed to Dr. A King No % Desderrk
Nashville Tenn will have the Necessary medicine their
address, with necessary directions Strict secrecy observed Off
hours from 9ocock in the morning until in the evening
av02 A HuI
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sPECTAL NOTICES.
Thaunnd. -. aaIlz sps.kIrr IN nraI.s q -

Thousands are daily speaking in praise Of
DIR. EAT0NsS INFANTHLE CORDIAL,
when given in tine Il acts IS Il By nags and one trial alOnt
NO PAKEGORIG on OPTATE
Of any kind, and therefore relieves By roc5nQ tie sRQS
Of yourc child, instead Of BY dsadsaing s For this
It conends seifas the only reliable knogn
~, Gripping in the How els, Acidity OF the
stomach, wind, Cold in the Head and group;
also for sSttsntag re g1s ssaseg 1saso ssgw
~ spas1aodsc used with szfa9n0 slcecss in all
easesof Ccnvulsfon or other f1ts. a yos vatre
tie lie and health of goar c5re and arfsA % SAGE them
from those sad 6igasng cOsagae1oSs sohsca are Ger
tain 70 result from ne narcotics o. aeassa az other
bat Dr. Eat0u's HufanGise Cord1ats this you can
relv upon. perfectly harmless a1c cannot piure the
'''n ''''''S' f CHRTRC 1z & DuPOINT,
No 400 Broad~ay, New Yerk.
Eoalthy human Blood npor being AaiYzed always pre-
With the ESSENTIAL elements and gives OF course
ferng from Consumption, ver Complaint Dyspepsia scroula
&c and We nd ia sUay itance certain diencies the
sTe 1asde veil The Stood Food is founded upon this the
Oyhence its astonishing sSSse !. l, phsrs are
adapted to the deficiencies of the Blood different diseases For
SoTuils. Colds, bronchitis, or any Auction what.
ever Of the Throat or Lungs inducing Consump-
Spirits Loss OF AppetItes and for ali Chronic
Comp Iasnts arising from Over-use, General De
er Com Piaintss No. for Dyspepsia. Beiao cI
ready prepared for absorption is taken by drops and
you retain, The No is for Female Irregularities,
Hysterfas Weaknesses, &c See special elections
IOus, Kidney and BLADDER Com DIatrIs takeNo
In all cases the directions be strictly followed Price
IF the Blood Food e. per 90 tie
Sold by CHURCH & DUPONT,
No. 4u9 Broadway, Nev York,
And by all respectable Druggists throughout the country
o.. WOOD & Co.. st. Louis,
aplf Wholesale Agents for the West.
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TENHE Sixth Year Of Public Schools OF this city commences
/ on Monday. the ID Of September next ,
Ticket will be gwen ou Vh ~ as
September. in the following places; -, -, -
Applicants living the y north Of 0nion street WI. pr0
care their tickets yLes Building Those Vihg
Mon and Demumbrane at the Hume Bnldpg Inos
living south Of Dtmunbrane street, al the Howard ."
College Hill. ,.,, -. .-o...5 "a
To prevent confusion, each parent or cd oe
tell the meme lin full and OF the -
he nan m In parent or guSrdan-tbe street and ward IN
which The applicant re ides No ticket will be issued t nes
satisfactorily attest'd Each OF tnese ilas s
opened at NJ Saturday, the JHrsE ddy o. Sitt' 'O
the di .trlbuti0n Ct tickets ~ ,,oxrp
NSS,SI. " -. "a ,ca AZ Secretary
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l~B. A. FahnestOck's vermi

S1~&S-~S PCGE has long been REGARDED with favor and
confidence by large body Of regular medical profession
every State in Union. preparation y
any, snd daily prescribed BY the most eminen y -
throughout the United States During TIE long peroo o. -
continued popularity, spurious and counterfeit nton I
from time TO time made their appearance Never n1s
necessary the part Of the buyer to e1eree a.,
caution purchasing the genuine article tran ~ -
These limitations close in their ex rnsl
B. A. FAHSEsrocKs Verniuge to be we'll e.eoAso 20 Pu-
upon unsuspecfng purchaser an arncs =. ~ - - -
credited aRenI; but every purchaser must n 70 a
being imposed upon, and must p F.ESxgroex,s Vsr
himself uAh H0AS NNJ~5 Rug5-ulm