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The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-08-23
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PHILADELPHIA Market.

AhIhueiphlu HdIhct'
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 2l.--Flour: sales
f 800 bbls. Super6ne at S. 62.
Whea'--Frm; sales Of 1000 bushels
Red a!sl 27al 35; White, 81 As a 55
Corn dull at 69c.
Whisky--Firm. at FL 22c.
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THE
ONLY DISCOVERY

OAN IL K D1SCO " ELY x
ANY coKTIDEEcE FOR
RESTORING THE BALD AND GRAY.
NTAEY, since the great discovery Prof Wood,
lfk tempted only his restorative profess
have discovered something that would produce results identical
wonderful results of Prof Woods preparations and have been
forced to leave the field its ssisless Read the follow
ing
PsOy. o. j. WooD * Co.: Gents-The
1856 concerning your valuable Hair Restorative FhEhyou
have published in this vicinity elsewhere, Use
touching the facts in the The inquiries
the communication second, all therein contained
third, does hair still continue be in good order and Of
natural coor7 To all and dc nVariaby,ye My
hair better than in stage Of my life for forty years
past, soft thrifty and besr coored the is true Of
whskers and the only why is not generally true is
that the substance washed of by frequent Ahuion Of the
face when used by wpng the face in close
ton with the wskers, the result will follow the
have been in erecept great many letters from s parts
OF New England, asking il my hair still continues to be
various compounds well this it has Doubt baely
initiated and been used only without any good effect but
absolute injury have used any Of restorative Of
months yet my hair good ever
with surprise, years
this fact send you lock Of my taken of the past week
received your favor Of two quart bottles last summer for
which very grateful gave my friends and thereby
and then purchased and used with universal will
ask favor that send test BY which discover
the Restorative, sold by many without author
ty from from pure article will insure and
believe where coed effects do follow failure caused
the impure article which the inventor Of good
dn my duty heretofore to keep spprised Of the
my hair. all inquire my
haten OpInen in its valuable results reman, dear srS
yours, A C. RAYMOND.
ARROWS RuN, KY, Nov. 80, 1858.
The Restorative put up of three sizes, viz arge
medium and SMALL the small holds pint rets for 81
proportion the SMALL retas 81 per botte large
holds quart cent proportion, and reta for 80
bottle o. j. wood 81 Co., Proprietors, 444 Broadway,
New ia Market street, st. NO. and sold BY all
good Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers WhoesAled by
EVEN, PendIetOn & Co., and resiled by every Drug
house the United States. febl1-ly
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Thousands are daily speaking in praise Of

Thousands are daily speaking in praise Of
DIR EATON,S INFANTILE CORDIAL,
and vy7 because 1t s afford instantansous re
when given in time acts As By nago and eHs trial alone
wlconvince that what il true. It contains
NO PAREGORIC OR OPTATE
q GAy kind and therefore relieves BY rsOUsag re
reason elfas the only reliable preparation
for Children Teeshings DiarrhGa. Dysente-
stomach, wind, Cold ia the Head, and Group;
also for soeRin9 the gums reducing inflammation re01
an NJ spasod5c, It Is with nfaan1 success in all
cases Of Convuiston or other FITS A you oatse
from saose sad and 6iglssng cOsseqHsncs ss6scA
tain to result from Tie Of narcotics OF s0htcA az ohae
bus Dr. Eaton's InfanTiIe Cordial, this you can
rely upon. Il is perfectly harmless, and cannot inrre the
most deicae infant Price Is FuIldirections AccOmpa
-.1 ' GHURCH & DnPOENT,
No 400 Broadway, New York.
Healthy human Blood upon being AaIyzed always pre-
sents with the essential elements and sves OF course
fering from consumpton Liver Complaint Dyspepsia scrcfua,
&c, every Instance certain deficiencies in the
are nsde veil ne blood Food is founded upon this e
ory-hence its astonishing success There are
FIVE PREPARATIONS
dapt the deficiencies Of the different diseases For
Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, any affection what.
ever Of the Throat Lungs inducing Consump-
Spirits Loss of Appetite. and for all Chronic
Com plants arising from Over-use. General De-
er Com plants. No. , FOR Dyspepsia. Beia0 AZ.
ready prepared for absorption taken by drops and
you retain. The No. Ais for Female IrreguIariIies
Hysterias Weaknesses, &c. See special directions
IOus, kidney and bladder Complaints takeN
In all the directions must be strictly followed Price
Of the Blood Food 81 per bottle.
Sold By CHURCH & DUPONT,
No. 400 Broadway, Mes York,
And By all respectable Druggists throughout the country
Oh. WOOD & Co., St. Louis,
apis wholesale Agents for the West.
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CborIe,,on MARKET JDIy o..

FLOURWe have change Of note to repor for this
tce only reterAe made for consider
able length Of time back of steady continuance Of dull and
depressed markehe demand beng altogether confined to
small We quote Baltimore branded
at So 25 aud North Carolina at 81.
BAcoNA aey fair business has engaged the attention
Of dealers during the period holders have
Allied further advance We have sltered quotations to
correspond with this improvement, which has been equal
&c both Shoudersnd Sides The quotations the close OF
the ranged l0lc for Shoulders which
and l2Z94c for Sides. In consequence OF these high
change, except that prime choice qualities getting
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Crane & &anfOrdss Weekly Provision and
Flour CIRCULAR

ST. Louis, Saturday Evening" July 9lThe excessive heat
that has prevailed throughout the week 1.-THE thermometer rang
ing about 100 deg has tended dpss business generally
Provisions continue firm with active demand nowhsand
ing the advance our last report Bread
stuIs have moved slowly at declining rates
C0RN-Hss ruled dull and heavy, without material
change price from sales last week Sales to last evening
asfoows Mixed 43c 53; YoWat 4c to SIC; White
SOC 56cc with sales to-day Of Mixed 4O 50c Yellow
t4Sc to 5Oc White at 81, to Sc
WHEATi-HsS also dull and dropping market. The
demand has been limited owing the small demand for -four,
an1 the fact that most Of mills repairing Friday choice
Fall suffered decided decne and sold at 81 Is The sales Of
the week follows Spring and Club at 90 to 81 2O
common good Fall at 81 % to 81 90 Prime to choice do.
81 2H 81 80 with sale to day Of Spring and Club at 9Oc
to l5c Fall st O to being about SC decline the latter
FL0UR-Eenains ifeess and dropping. Transactions hive
been almost exclusively confined order lots. Most OF
mers taking advantage Of the dull times to make repairs,
and having small stocks not forcing Eaes that they
able to command from IS 25 40 for brands Of City
Super I'LL orders for fresh goun1 At the time holders,
stor endeavorn to get clear Of old Stocks and some Of
them would willingly close out at IS Co. at which figure there
buyers. Some OF offered q. de-
cline, and mles generally calculate making concession in
price this grade next week.
P0RKTransactOns dSring the week have been limited,
with change in price, Mess has been sold in small order
lots at $40 So Round lots held firmly at $40 co.
BAC0N.-ContlnueS to meet with steady conSumpive de
maud at advance Of to all kinds We quote ptme
City Meat in packages olowE Shoulders at &c. Ribbed
sdes at lc Clear sides at e Plain Hams, Naked at lic
do. canVasSed At Ike Sugar Cured do. at axe.
LARDChOce in Tierces held firmly l3c No transactions
Is bb manufacturing sold at Oc Butchers Lard held at l0e
to nc
CRANE 4 SANFORD
nrolpr proui praad
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In New York the 18th $4,000 Tennessee per Bonds
sold at 9Oc. and on the Goth, Sc, oO) at 9Oc.
The Savannah Republican the 9h the following notice
Of 8 dangerous counterfeit:
counterfeit $50 bank bill, purporng to be "Ths Mer-
chants and Planters Bank Of Georgia and bearing the sigma
the President Cashier OF he Merchants Planters
Bank city, received here yesterday from Charleston by
oour bsn There such institution in this State
"1he Merchants Planters Bank Of Georgia" The sigma
lures very badly executed, andehe plate entirely different
from that used Merchants Planters later how
he ps be genuine having been made by Ora
per- Underwood Ball Spencer firm which logger exists.
The style Of the engraving is old fAshon and tho Words
GSorga and Savannah" CfSdeent type and have evil
dsny been impressed in the place other words which
moved by tho means Of acids other preparations.
As Fmlar bills are, Doubtless circulation the public would
do we'll to be their guard By observing the distinctions
have noticed there will be difficulty in discriminating between
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Heavv shipnent of corn.

Twelve vessels the port Chicago 18th, carrying
out 2 37 bushels Of This heavy shipment from that port
shows that large proportion OF last years crop has been held
over in the northwest and that the crop promises
extraordinary yield the farmers emptyng their cribs This
the Indiana Ohio. There sale last
North Bend Of single 600 bushels at 3 deliv
cred at the river Several other large in the section
still
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T Is compounded entirely from Gum, and
has become established fact STANDARD Medicine, known
and approved by all that have lsed 1t, and is
sorted with confidence in all the disease for which
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Town Lots and Country
Lands for sale.

AM offering reasonable the following
property: &C handsome Building Lots in the eth and sh
Wards Of Nashville.
NINE HOUSES AND LOTS,
or various dimensions from large small comfortable
dences at low prices in the city.
double thrre story on Broad street, occu
pied at present by Hardcastle q Co.
One Ira Of about twenty and half three miles
the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad house.
One TracI of about ThirIy-One Acres,
On the Mureesboro Turnpike road, junction
Stones River Turnpike, half mile out, adjacent to W B.
Lewis and others-my Brick yard property.
One Tract of about Thirty Acres,
Eight miles the MurfreesbsIC Turnpike.
prOvements, good water and timber.
One Tract of about Ninety Acres,
On the FRANKLIN College and Stones River Turnpike seven
miles Thirty cleared balance good timber
One Tract of about 126 Acres,
Adjacent East Turnpike over
p0les-Dearly all good timber and soil good.
One Tract of about $50 Acres,
Ten miles Smiths Springs, mile half North
Of the Mureesboro Turnpike mostly we'll tmbered about 40
cleared
And other and Nashville vi
ciny. For further particulars call NANoE WOODWARD,
No 80 Cherry Street.
Young Negroes prices will be taken exchange the
above. iune26-lml JAMES NJ MURRLL,
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Eoreign CnmmercinI.

per Steamer North Briton LIVERPOOL, July I3.
ohs week. 5UOObsles The market steady
healthy and regular. Provisions dull BreadStuEs
quiet but steady. ConsOls s3I993K.
OF the weeks cotton Gale spectators took $500 bales and
porters 1000 bses-Mddng Orleans Middling Mobile 5
Mdding Upland 53l Liverpool 1850 bales Of
which 100000 bales American.
lBy Telegraph to Galway, l3th.1
Circulars quote with advancing
tendency Sugar firm. Tes-Le inquiry and prices weak.
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SHooTING-A serious difhcuiy occurred TINS
,,onino, ON tho Charlotte road near town, between
William + Inter and Robert Mcclure, jr. We have
not heard the particulars farther than Mcclure
fired several times at Luter, hitting him with four
different balls. Luters wounds, we understand. are
severe though not probably fatal.-CadrksUAe JET
JersOHida July 20.
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CINCINNATI July 23-FIOur dull, sales 1890 bills at 2j
Corn 43c. 35c Whisky I65[. Mess Pork,
Coffee sales 300 bags l459I5H
Sugar firm at 500. Molasses 44c.
NV YORK; July % Cotton day so bales, Mddng
Upland OI4 Flour dull at 05a5 10. Mixed Western Corn
6l1962 Mess Pork 10 37I9O so Coffee 15JI Sugar firm
at 6Iz973S. MoIssses sec.
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CATOOSA SPRINGS.
NHE subscriber having taken lease Of this
Il watering place, justly famous as the
SarRtoRa of the SOuIh.

EENHE subscriber having taken lease this well
Il watering place, justly famous as the
Saratoga of the South,
and thankful for the patronage season. again
be prepared TO receive visitors middle next
will strive TO merit continuance Of that patronage which
ofce has been literally bestowed upon this popular Sumner
Resort.
shall endesvor all times provide my table all the
atansbe uxures Of the and hsve made arrangements
to keep on hand constant supply Of Ice.
shall also have the BEST COOKS that be the
Eout and shall provide ufcency OF faithful attentive
ervants. have also engaged the services Of
SUPERIOR MUSICIANS,
and those who delight sounds will
abundanty gratfed
eral waters we'll require an extensive de-
scrpton In addition the Red, Black Sulphur
Springs Of them combined with Iron and Magness there
is ineXhaustble we'll Of the Ny
datOns extensive. have many pleasant cottages
arste from the main hotel where families quiet
tired as in their homes.
SITUATION, CONVEYANCE, &C.
Catoosa Springs Catoosa county, Ga, % miles
the Western and Atlantic Railroad fDe Omnibus good
Hacks will be the platform the arrival
Springs have direct railroad communication with Savannah
Charleston, Augusta Macon, Mlledgeve Columbus Atlanta
Montgomery, Nashville and Chattanooga.
Terms of Board.
Ter Day---... 3 200
single l09C
Visitors who wish board BY the season,
eengag board by the would do well
Springs
UFChildren and servants boarded hafprice.
april 25-ltW4m J. J. HARNIAR.
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M0LASSES-The receipts have been very Light again this
week. but with only moderate demands prices without
improvement amounted to barely
500 bb range Of 1885, for inferior and fermenng and
26S30c for prime to choice
COFFEE The market has exhibited an increased degree Of
animation and further improvement Of &c IN tue sales
during amounting to J6OO bags The
sales the entire comprise 542 bags embracing l55
skmmngO at SOLO and l3e 442 at iSE zo and i5s, I2
at 49, I4I3 at I3I4 leo at lax, 27 at AZ and so at Is
Lonsaes Weekly Statement down the stock at 1924 hags
year The market closed at I33Kc for ordinary lac for
Fir; 49l3c Good Fair, and Is cents for Prms I'm.
ports this week none Imports July lst, 1859 to s 5
bags ncluing 3 coastwse against same time last
year.
RAJTLivsrpool Salt been selling in lots at Soc, for
coarse and s for fine at the warehouse and 9O93 for
and 81 05l9I 10 for fine delivered free Of drayage.
The Salt from the Brooklyn Warehouses, resacke
good offering TOc for coarse and 1oc sack
The hand all told is estimated under 1000
anck
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MnrshaI's Sale on Real Esfate.

Y virtue fsuudry executions directed from
bic United States Circuit Court, for the Middle District OF
Tennessee sitting Nashville will expose at public sale to the
highest bidder cash, in the city OF Nashville
House. Saturday, the 9Th day Of September all right
title aad interest which James Nichol and John Nichol
own, hereafter acquire in and the following
OF land, lying in Davidson county, about ~ miles North
west Of the city Of Nashville the yde Ferry Turnpike
being the parcel contsng 3os5 aes
laid of and allotted by commissioners John Nchol Sr, in
trust for james and John Ncho h by decree Of the Chance
CoGrt Nashville rendered the 10Th May 1852
which decree is registered in the Registers Office in Davidson
county, In hook No 10, 100 and 1870 For parcu
lar description which, reference here made said decree,
registered aforesaid.
Levied the property OF James Nicho il,
and to satisfy the fooWH executions: No l746 Levy Co
vsJsmes Nichol No l7H, Thomas Wood Co VS. James
Nichol No las, Wood, Corey Wood Nichol;
1872, William EnSy & Co James Nichol; No 1903 In.
skecp, shsckelford Ackie vs. James Ncho No 1904 Viii
liam EnSly Co John Ncho jr 1905 Inskeep Shack
elford Mckee James aud John Ncho jr; No 1906
Stewart h Co James Nicho 2O46. Samuel Cochran
Co James and John Ncho r; No 2O4S DOruuas Nixon
James NichOl; No 2Os9, Jafray Son VS. James
Nichol No 2053 Watson Hldebremn James Nichol: No
1854 CheesetTough, Stevens Co NichoI No 2055,
Carleton rockingham james Nichol; No 2249 Oden
hemer Teunent James Nicaol.
Sale within legal retrospective and without reserve. This
18th day Of July, 1850,
J. D. CLEMENTS. .. S. Marshal,
julyl9-dtds for the Middle District o. Tennessee.
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From New York.

New YORK. July 23.-The steamer Ariel, from As
pinwaIl, brought S679,OOO treasure.
The 1ribule's Washington correspondent says that
books ofthe department show the postmaster at
New Orleans defalcatiOns to be $4,000.
The Danish government has sent a commissioner
to Washington negotiate for the captured Africans
for apprenticeship at St. Croix.
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Sunday night and yesterday, which have been of es
sentiaI service 90 the crops, and at the same time
have brought the atmosphere down to a most deli
cious temperature. II these rains have been gener-
al, the good they viii accomplish cannot well be
estimated.
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DEATHS FROM HEAT. DAN DRIskoL oieu az O'iN'-
tanooga on the 18th; and man whose n@ine Is IN,
known died at Lookout Station, on the Nsl'ii'e anu
Chattanooga Railroad on the 10Th ) both from the
effects of the excessive hot weather.
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Chicago ZOuaves.

Chicago ZOuaVes.
BOs-oN, July 2I.-The Zousves arrived at about
seven o'clock, and were received by the lst COM
psny OF the I'd battalion 1t Is raining. which may
interfere with the proposed drill on the common
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Arrival of the Overland Mail.

FORr SHrrE, ARK, July 22-The telegraph is now
completed to this point.
The overland mail coach with dates t. July I'd
arrived at 1880 this morning, with some of the
passengers who received injuries at Mountain Sta
ton by the running away OF team.
Further particulars gained from one passenger
are follows: The stage left Mountain Station with
seven passengers and Mr.. Stout, man in the en-
ploy of the Overland Company, who acted as con-
ductor. On leaving the station the driver cracked
his whip, and the horses Immediately started on
run. When they arrived at the brow of the noun
tain the brakes were applied but found 10 be
useless.
In his efforts to stop the horses the driver drove
from the main road, and came in collision with
tree literally smashing the coach to pieces, killing
one man by the name of Mackey, drOver from
Cassville, Missouri recently from California, and
injuring every other other person the stage to =
greater or less extent.
Mr.. Stout was severely cut in the face, his nose
being completely fattened. He complains of inter
nal injuries. Several of the injured remain here for
rest until the next stage.
California dispatches were very meagre by this
arrival nothing having transpred since last depart
ure worthy of note.
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emocratic Convention.

NEWARK, n. J., July 2I.-The Democracy of this
city held primary meeting to-day to elect dele.
gates to the State Convention The election re;
suited in 40 delegates the Union Electoral ticket
being chosen, to IL straight-Out delegates. The
Douglas men are dissatisfied with the result, and
will choose full set of cOntesting delegates.
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GROVER g. BAKERS NOISELESS
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES,
The Best IN Use.
USES No SHUTTLE.
Sews from two Spoels.
NASHVILLE SEWING MACHINE Co.,
7-dwtf No Public Squar
FOR MAYOR.

We authorised to JOHN HUsH SMITH a cSnd
date for Mayor aths eusuug municipal election juy2I-tde
We are authorized to s. N. HoLLIEGswORTH
candidate for election to the Office OF Mayor the Mu
nicipsl Election. julyl9-te
We authorized to R. b. CHEATHAM a cand
date for Mayor at the ensuing Municipal election juylO
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BY TELEGRAPH.



NEW York, July 2S--The steamer North Briton
arrived yesterday from Galway, with Liverpool
dates of the 18th.
The steamer HammOnia arrived off Southampton
on the 18th.
The steamer Jura has arrived. Her dates are
anticipated. liff
PALERMO. sd.-Garibaldi reviewed $500 yolnn-
teers, mostly very young men.
The Neapolitan exiles in Turin are MOSTLY all re-
turning to Naples. Fesi
The effective force of the Papal army Is 10 OOO
Two French vessels of war have been ordered to
Beirout
1t is rumored that Garibeldi has determined to
besiege Messina.
The NeapoIitan Government has resolved to offer
the Sicilians the Constitution Of 1872
L0SDoS-The supply Of money is now LIBERAL
The best bills are taken at four per cent
The commanders of the French men-Of-war at
Syria have been ordered to confne themselves 10
the preservation of the French Consulate and Chris
tans, who need protection.
Napoleon gave audience on Sunday to Garibaldis
special Ambassador.
Russell intimates the unwilingness Of England to
join the Conference.
ROM, 7th.-The Irish volunteers are leaving for
Spoleto, where corps of 10000 will be concen.
trated before the fortress.
France refused 70 denationalize tie vessels pur-
chased for Gariba
The Chamber Of Deputies and Council Of State
are at variance on the rag question
The Governor of New Zealand says tina: the town
and district Of Ansand perfectly secure against
any attack.
The London Times regards Kingslake revelations
in the House of Commons as calculated to weaken
the policy of non-interventiOn.
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ST.. JoHNs, n. F.. July 23.-Great preparations
are being made to receive the Prince of Wales.
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Hinh price. OF Rncnn
New Cnrton at Macon.

We heard Of the yesterday of thirty hohead Of Western
Ribbed Sides at 10 H. What will the people do for
meS Clear Sides worth from IA to Is and the sup
ply is smaI-AugustG C0RStituti0BGlist, Juky2I.