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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
ron THl CuRE OF

ron TIN CUREor
Cosfs-s.i<ss, Jau,iSics, Dyspspsia Irdio.,tio,
Dy'~nfs'y, Fou! Stomach, Erysip.las, Headache.
PtIe'. Rhsprrotisr,, B,nptions and Skin Di,s1i...
hr~ Complaint, DTopiy, Trt.r, Nrno,s AMI
SaA Rhe1In', Worm, GoR, Nsr-akyi1, a. q
D,rnsr Pa. and for Purifying tho Blood.
They are sugsr-cohted, so that the most ssn.i-
tive can take them pleasantly, and they arc tn q
beat apsrient in the world for ali the purposes G.
family physie.
Price 26 cents per Boz; Fivs boxes for slOo.
Grsstnumbers OF Clergyrnen. Physicians. s,s,e,-
men, and sininsnt personases. have lent their
nainos TO certify the unparalleled usefuns al thess
remedies, but our space hero will not permit tho
nish gratis our AMERICAN ALuISA Z in which the v
are given; with also full descriptions OF the ,bn,.
complaints, and the treatment that should 10 10! :
lowed for their cure.
Do not be put off by unprincipled dealers with
other preparations they make more profit on .
Demand AYERS. and take no others. The sick
want the best AID tEsgVII Or them, and tASy should
have il.
AL our remedies are for sale by
AGENTS.
llhSSELTINE d. MASSEY, Lancasi q
J. }. McKAlN, Camden, S. &.
FISHER & HElNITSlI, Columbia, ). q
At Wholesale by,
HhNlLAND, STEVENSON g. co.
Charleston, s. G
HAVILAND & CnICnERTA, & Co.
Augusta, Ca
Feb ], 1860. Silly
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& X a n ID OPENING
OF
TIL e CHARLESTON BAZAAR
TIE EMPORIUM OF g
FANCY GOODS, TOYS AND
FIRE WORKS.,
2SS King-Strcc1, Corner Society,
F. Won SANTEN, Proprietor.

WUY STOCK of Fancy Articles, ornamen-
1VA tai rs well ns useful, adopted for the
city and country Wholesale and retail trade is
now open for inspection. Purchasers will find
at this establishment. the lutcs, Paris Novelties
OF the season. long experience in this bust
ness. and first rate connections, enable the pro-
prietor to progress with the age, produce new
aud fashionable goods at the op-nin. Of every
season. and thereby keep, his forever the most
attrnctiuc STOCH in his cty. .,
Porte Monnules and Pocket.books of over two
hundred patterns.
:, Porte M"nn"ie-B"gs of Leather, Cloth and
Velvet, ut all prices.
Ladies' Travelling and Rcticule Bags, plain and
ornamental
Card Cases Of Pearl, Shell and Morocco
French ornamental Iur.Pins, Combs and
Bands, of all colors and styles some Of which
are perfectly elegant.
Sterccscopcs and Views comprising foreign
and American Scenery, Groupes, Statua rrs,
&c, &c.
Jewel und Perfume Stnnds of every dcscrp-
ton
Work Boxes. furnished and unrurnisl,cd Of
Papi"r Mach" Rosewood, and Mahogany, of u
lnrger variety than ever
Wiring Desks. Of almost every size and style
from $500 up to $50 90 II piece
backgammon Boards, Chrssn,en and Check
els.
Beautiful Toilet Stands, suitable for wedding
Presents.
Evening Fans. with Marahout frnthcrs Of the
latest patterns. Paprtrics, Porte Folios, &c
Ladies' and Gents Dressing Cases. Perfu
merry, Combs and Brushes, Jet Gnn,ls
Accordrons, Harmon icns. Violins, Violin and
Guitar Strings Beads, Necklaces, Lead. Pencils,
Sewing Birds, &c.
An elegant assortment of Mecfslnum Pipes
and Segar Tubes.
Toys of every Description. India Rubl,cr,
NJ h...t. III.
brs, Guns, Swords, &c., by the single piece ty
the dozens, or in original cases, containing G ::
IL; 20: 30 or 5n dozens, costing from s;i. 90
to 81" 90 per case; and Fire Works, us per
printed lists furnished on application.
4NcrchnniS ar rridH 6nycrS miW he Drownily
Scr"r": and M"ir "'ders by mail or oH,r~isc
.j"HhtnHy Crtr"tcd.
1srms-C"Sh; or Sirty Days, CITY Acccpt
ance
L. voN SANTEN,
2SS King Street, Corner Society
Nov. a, 1859 81 i'm
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HO3IErrEiAS
STOMACH BIT ER3.

f6r The cure of DW'r";,sit hniigr~tion, Ntnseu,
f5dfu,elcy. Lo.H 2' .inpeff". ar H"y EHt""s
C0mptdfnfS ds'iSi"2 fIrpD, II '""iH''I in'nfiDn
Of tie %ymn"t az En"tIr. ,.,."imrin, cramps.
Dyscatry. '"iir. Noirrt .N,,Ins. .rc.
In view of the fict that ,v.'rv member Of
the human family j. inrrrnr l,'Ss subj. ctcd to
some OF the above complaints. "-,,"- in-
Vulnerable o:hrr conditions in iif". which,
by the ass~'arr" "f IL li,tl,. knowledge or
exercise ui common -"u~.'. i'i"v Uav |" ahl.
80 To rcgn!;,," their habits ui Diet. and with
the aSsls'au,r "i rood tonic. secure per
mancn, health. In .'r.;"r Ia accomplish this
desired object. ;hr :rI;. course To pursue is,
certainly. that whi:!, will produce natural
state of ihin.r< M III" lr:t- hazard Of vital
strength ani IL. inr .ii- ..;i.i DR. liu>tri,rr
has Introduced I" i:iis c":i.s'ry Il rr..,arr-
tion called liH>TErTEHS STOMACH
BlrTEkS. wh:r!, y, ,hi+ ,!av is not n new
m'rlic;ur, hui nn" that has !".,.n tried for
y,lrs, giving "a: 'f:;c.!i.n Ia nj! who have
us.d it. Th" ,ii'"r, "i":::;.' i'";v.riGi!v ui,on
the si":n#cl,. bowels and liver, restoring
them t"a healthy ani vigorous "clien. and
thus i'v ,h" ,i;npl" pr.", - of $:r'nH: H:h"niny
ma, ur". enable :l" system I" 'ii:i'ml,h over
t!isras" hiarrl!,ra. ,iyS.'n'.'ry " Eux so
generally contracted i.v new sri:l.r~. and
caused rrincii.ally by ia. chang" ,f wafer
and diet. will I've speedily rs'.,i!a.rl by
brit us" of this lr'i'ira;i'':.. Dyspepsia,
a .iiscas' which i, ir"bah'y 'n":" prevalent
WHEN taken in all its virin.s forms. than
any ohc:; ia" rau':'' "f wi,r. i,:..r always
be ;iurih','r - ,.";aI:r i;l..:i'~ III ;lr .lgcs.
tive oT.rn-. r:tn h. rrr.i without fail bv
u>in. i!O.irf.rrE:'S t>rhNicH BIT
TIERS ~ l'cr dir c:i,m "n IL" !,:,fi". For
this disease every physician viii recon-
m"nI Bit:.'rs oi >n;,'' kirI. ilcn why not
US" nn nr'iclr km.wu +" lm. imfn!lihle
Every c"i'.;rv !."v.. :i''i: Filters ~ II Ive-
v"r'iv' "i hi., ::>r. AL strengthening: of
tn" ~, ,iu IN "..n.g..:. #,! ....n,." ,hr, all
Their. j. r..i =. Ia f'!n II r,.rr.. healthy
T. u,'l" il'nn tn" Gr!rrm>. i,,.,m "hnn This
I'r'par,';"a :,iapa'rl. l',>si ui".,: scientific
rim n, "h:c'; h,. .,:..u,l i =, advance
III destiny" at ;hiS -r'a: rr,'i':;r,.t;n in The
medical {. IL. ~r:..,,c.
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THE celebrated
COPPER TONI

HH IrtliEi.l'S Patent Metallic Tip, des;onea
AsA especially for Bays. Youths' mud Eh;l.
drcn'" BOOTS AND Shoes.
An Improvement has been npplied to Root.
ana Shoes. by which a saving Of expeuse 10 iha
consumer, of two thirds is realized Inv nc,n.I
experiment. The Tip consists of IL piece of cor.
per or other indistrnctible material. neatly fas.
tened to the ,or of the boot or shoe, for,ninU n
complete protection. This invention ia now
presented 10 the public, wi:h ..he fullest, know.
edge OF It's practical utility, having been tested
over two years, and is destined entirely to suner,
cede the old style, for Children's, Bows, an,,
ioutes' Boots and Shoes. The impor,ynre ,5
this invention will be readily appreciated a. l.
Is well known that children invariably wear M,
their boots and shoes first at the toe. and will,
this protection, they will, upon an average we,r
ut least two t" three lines long as the Old 81 Vie
while the expense is hut trihe more. This in,
ven'"n 's al." especially applicable to Miners,
Boots and all occupations suhiectine the ,,e uf
The boot or shoe to he cut or worn. Merchants,
and the public generally, will zee the importssc.
OF OBJ aiming these goods Immediately, ns tb.v aro
Destined. Tor general Use. to supereede nIl other
ki1ds;sSSIhe goods may be obtained of nearly o,I
he W6lesale deulers in the principal cities Or Of
the subscribers. ~ "
CHASE. MCKINNEY d CO.,
Owners of the Putert,) Ro.,,,
Aug. 10, 1859 I6
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MOORE s. OUAIFE .

Have IN store by farti,e best s,gck of, DON Es-
TIC GOODS they have everg5yrtd:, H..
BLEACH Ed and ROWNSSHIRTINGs,
BLEACft Ed and. BROWN SHEETINGS,
BaEACHED and BROWNy,LINENd TABLE
DAMAeK, q Very large stock ofsKERsE YSbad
BLANKETS. a good stock of.ines BE q b LAM
:kEFS, ,DOILEYS aud NAPKINS, JAMES,
NV EEDS. LSATINEiS and GLQTHS-a,l
We Know Ws cum I'll Your orders n lis wsy.i
you VIII cons, ,and sx anime. ave wilfmEe pisas.
,ure; ;in sko8i6g any through our stosk wto ,waiit
goods III this or any .diher department. Our
stack 81 CRocKERY and GLA
very4large.. Come aud see it II gaa want. any !.
thing Htat way 2'sa's 'f-
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MOORE g. ouAEE

Would invite the Ladies' to examine their stock
of CLOTH, CASHMERE AND, VELVET
CLQKs end SHAWI.S. rs we have a very large
stock Of these goods now III Store. We have n
good assortment of Misses mud Ladies' f FbATTS
aid B0NNEPs, HOOP SKIRTS in any daan.
tity and ut all prices. - -
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MOORE & puAIFE

Have now in store the best stock Of LADIES'
DRESS GOODS,ever. shown in our town, in
MERlNOS, DeLANES. CIIALLIES. CASSI.
MERES. aud SILKS, all grades aud a good
stock Of BLACK SILKS. Ladies' would do well
to examine before getting their supplies.
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MORE g. QUAlEE

Have now III store very large stock of READY
MADE CLOTHING. Hats and Caps. We have
the Seamless Clothing, that we will warrant not
t" rip If you want anything in this way come
to save you money in this. department and to
sell you good goods.
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M0QREs& .QUAIf,E.k,s &: s

way Sf doing suainess ars tsis ssn1s as hereto.
fore s We intehd 10: starfdtto the *casii syssll.
wu iks hettsf every day. s<aifd. wSstifink. silie
pnblisdc asos Judging from ffe ,inrr ease ofsoas
sulss.t ~ rs - is r..
we, ss \ : MOORE d QUAIfE.
s. sept 90, 1850 2s s5R ~ ssaf
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Il LIVER MEDICINES now before Ec pub
lie. ~ ~. :
These GUNS remove all morbid or bad
matl"r from the eaysten, supplying in their
.pnce healthy flow of bile, iuyigoralinr the
NJ t"nach. causing f"o to digest well, .Pnrity-
n '"g tie H"n'l giving tone aud health to the
A whole machinery, removing tho cause of tie
Vd'srase:--cilrcling n radical cure. -
(, Bilious attacks cured, and. what is bet
ter. prevented by the occasional use Of the
d Liver rInvigoruor.
Oae dosesnlter eating is sufficient to relieve
4, the stomach and prevent the food from rising
n and souring. =:
"A Only one dose taken before retiring, pre-
vents nightmare ~'xs g r
III Only one dose taken al night looscns the
sbowels gently, and cures cosveness
n One dose tuken after each meal will cure
, Dyspepsia
, One dose Of two teaspoonfuls will always
l. relieve Sick Ueadnchc. @r'a.s -
z Oniy one duse immediately relieves Cole
!, while all who Use II ure giving their unani
n nous testimony in ts favor. -
One dose often repeated is sure cnre for
n, Cholera Morbns. and preventive of Cholera
Only one bottle is needed to,hrow ont of til.
u system the effects of medicine after long
n sickness. ~-.@
b One bottle taken for Jaundice, removes all
sallowncss Or unnatural color from the skin
n One dose taken n short time before eating
1gives 'vigor to the appetite aud makes the food
n digest well. - "
One dose, often repeated, cures Chronic
DiarrhGa in its worst form. while Summer and
Bowel Complaints yield almost 10 the first.
d6se. -" 81
A few bottles will cure Dropry by exel,lngs;th
absnrbeuis. .ess333:. ' - SF%-g,
We take p|easnrein recommending this me.ii.s,
cine as preventive for Fever and Agus,, Chill;
Fever and all Ftvers ofa Bilious types Inop.
eratcs with certainty. and thousands are willing;
to testify 20 its wonderful virtues. -, ~
Mix water In the mouthawith The InyigoIasss
tor, and swallow both together. 80, 80, :
PRICE ONE DoLLAa TER BerTDss 3
:. .DH sAsroRp, Prnpristor, No. s4s, Broadway,
New Yosk. -
Retailed by oil Druggists. Sold ALSO, By
DosALD MoL6uanLIN,- andBnAkcll sAIiEas&
EDWARDS, AbheyiiietG H., 8. Co. x FS$;E
April 2s 1850 M = J. SE1sy sly :
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H AS for sale large assortment of Law
Ah Medichi. Theological. School and M.cei.
!aneous, Books Fancy Goods. Cbenp Publica.
lions and Blank Books Of every description STA.
tlonhry; Foreign and Domestic of every variety
and .qnality. Oil Paintings. Eugrayines, Litho.
GraPhs %c, Artists Materials, Globes, Writing
Books, manufactured to any pattern. and Biank
Work OF every description prepared to order.
Wholesale Purchasers supplied and all orders
attended to at. the Lowest Cash prices.
: August II +, 1859 Ie sn
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State Of South Carolina. L II II
..S4BBEHILLE. DISTRICT U.

H
State Of South Carolina. 1 RS rs;
..S4BBEHIzLE DISTRICT
0Ges couftot scComoton Pleas and Gsml Sessions.
Wilson d &Williunst) z8-... ~,
ww. Z ao;2;.. d. Attachment.
M N1HkBAs the Plaintiff did! Sns fhs ak !.
w seenth dayso Noyetnbers eighteen bnus
dred and ffky- Dine, file bsir declaration acaiist
the pstendant, who. tis safJ;J Js abSeat ffoln.
and without theliInls Of this Stale, aud has asi;
tier wife attorney kfowg with ihe SANS
upon Yhofa copy Of said dsola t5s
eesyed Rafaa t,fat III essaid lfsGs
'fsidaat' sshd u tis said de6iafsi
atton. ono 6sfoss day OF: :Noyefn..s
ibef, eIgttesb Kundfad sand saixly. sot tbes,sIse.
final ssesshssIass ss will then Bs given
= q, ! lEAss WpD0 9. d. 4;
sssss sgH gsss z. s;l,ssssss &
s a &
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~ The numerous friends of WESLEY A.
n,h' ~ Es'l' ~ respectfully alnounc- him cane
"''"'e 'or A"N Coiiector' at the ensuing election.
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uJ The friends Of G. NJ. MATTISON. re.
spect'ully announce him candidate for Tax
Collector, at the ensuing election. ."
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W We are authorized to announce 81. A.
~ ,oD' W "s C"nddate for Tux Collector. at
the ensuing election. -
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W.. C,;Da,YIs,
7Eig8rhAnd T0fnea,

{sSH2EN.FI 40 rs IS ~ n 6 g ~
"A LARGE II Ogs spf .9kpts4 1kyeps Cigats1
and Fine yei
''l spaasES ess IL SsJp5sciiiEfk.ss sJ5s sDRua sTeRRs
Oct. 12, 1882 ~ ~ 50 tic
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"he" ''ou art tempted to throw q stone
in anger, TRY if thou canst pick it up with.
out bending thy body; If not, stop thy
hand. ~, :
!. There are Two classes Of persons Of whom
it may lie truly said that their word is rs
good as tlleir bond-tl,ose whose word is
never broken, and those whose boudci il
good for nothing. -. =
We'll, George asked a friend Of "a
young lawyer, 'how do you like your pro-
fessiona Alas, sir, my profession is much
better than my practice
Two classes ofstpeopie are always ont
of tlebte-those who never w,,nt, to; buy
What they haven't: money in hand to paw
FOR, and those WHO. are essuch notorious ras.
Gals that they can't get trusted. 'S
The most.smiling and placid oountenancsg
.often.times masks the most dangerous tenn:
per. The most terrible ibunaers olt;.we,
eyenaag was shot }ifom q cloud arciiied by
asIeaulifu' rainbo9, q Il !, :
westeru writer recommends the siaaks 8
ipgisof cigars afor lie aaso1 sl,atH 1keana5
of a9itos t ss,y: should s. ffi nan Ii (,
create &c iSpnd I,hasslf & & Iiat snots NOS
ssaH Igssasl 81 u lixslag,
Y txs g; ~ zS .sSsSS - 800
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For Ordinary.

cY- Tho friends OF COL. JOHN G. BAsKIN
ensuing election. " ''e
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The friends ofllENRY S. CASON aunouncs
I','n candidate for the office of Tax Collector,
mt the next election. ''''
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With a'mosteeveryt article Of DRY GOODS
required for Family or Plantation use, and
winch will he soidfat the loves, prices. The
public are respectfully requested 10 call and ex-
anime ilie assortment.
Augusta, Ca, Nov.&9, II $50 ~ I2sxS.k ,tfs.:
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-24

We are now receiving large and complete assert
ment OF Groceries. Wines, Lqsnrs, Cig>rs and To-
bAcco to which we invite your atIeBtioD. Our stock
consists IN part Of the following ARTICLES - ssst
Sugar and Coffee.
50 hhds. Sugar; 10 boxes Boston Loaf:
$50 bbls pow crush do SO bbis A.aassess -
% do Couee sugar; 100 bags Baltimore Coffee.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-24
CITY Council.

The regular meeting of the Board Of Com
mon Council took place on Thursday evening,
President Jones in the Chair.
A petition was read by Mr.. BOstick from a
few citizens living in the North part of the
city, praying for pasSable streets and for po-
lice projection. The text of the petition
was that they are destitute of streets and
policemen, and that they are paying taxes
like other people, and the text was faithfully
adhered to.
The bill to fix the salary of the Mayor,
members of the City Council and allowing
tn chairman of the Street Committee $1,000
per annum. Was Indefinitely posi- poned.
The bill to amend the street sprinkling
laws was passed on its inal reading. The
bill imposes fine on those who so use the
hose 20 as TO wash holes in the streets.
The advance tax-paying laws was repealed.
The Council then, on motion of Mr.. Paul,
went into the election of councilman for
the second ward, TO Gil the vacancy created
by the resignation OF Mr.. prmonbreun. Mr..
McFerran nominated Messrs. Sulzbscher,
Hughes and Thomas. aud Mr.. Shane nomina-
led James T. Bell, who was elected on the
fiIst ballot
The Council refused to concur in the
amendment of the Board of Aldermen APP
propriating $1,000 to Capitol Hill Fire Co.
No. 4
The bill to make the Bank of the Republic
the city s financial agent in New York, passed
three several readings.
Mr.. Cheatham introduced a bill to create
the Office OF Street Commissioner and Fire
Warden. Also, a bill to establish perma-
npnt Board OF Health in the city OF Nash
ville-bOih of which passed on first reading.
Mr.. Darden introduced a bill to amend the
revenue laws, which passed on three readings.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-24
Dig. SING,> DIsPEN>ARA
FOR PRIV AVE DISEASES.

9f5Ncse, DR. &ING formerly % New York foI
kE&A the iastfoaT years % Louisville kcn
t<esy 1a ~ho nIs devoted his ttcBtio to the
enS Of private itsea-esf0T over 80 years, HsiJers
himself having attended IL practice for many
years and cnFe@ many thousands, hers enabled O.
cure ali diseases % private nsturc- matter how
oadthey may befrom tnlrdiCieUs meticaitrcatufcGt
or rom aegleCt = tbeT own. De. Kings nispcnsary
Is No - HcaicrrS street. between Cherry and he
square second stony where hcgLTes all diseases
private nasure.
GoSosRHEA sIred without aussousne dIcIn o ri n =
erfcrsEce ~ith business
SrucTUsEssf pid pr r-Cen ttate ,sHectually
tew lays, az Al operation which causes pain
Where structure Exists health cannot he enjoyed.
Perhaps no disease causes more -nSchtc and ndeF
usiaes the constitution much.
SrrsIIIs- with sltbe diseases OF theskin growing
out OF Iegiect cT bad -reatiaeut be fectualiy
cured Iu a few days.
IxxivII VztSNEsS-particulsr attentioiihsviut be
given mis- disease land the Consequences grow
siructve abIts OF nconsiaeFate Yc1Shs and KEGS
siyet ulgenceof he passions neglect or ~h'-f
aaderminethe constitution .rsnste III.
ror basiisessor society and ausiE az.
females who may bella bOTilg 18th any diH'-
tfe womb nay est assured q INN tisss. <.ieT-
Persons esidiaF abroad BY writing and statinE
thsiTcase. with afee enc iosed directed Dr. King
No. - Deaierics street. Nashville Tenn, will have
abe tesessaTy e. the address With
ssssary directions strict secrecy observed Once
hsarsfr m r'eiockir he morniu Tuntile the eve.
NJ -nav.a -inas~ly
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-24

IsroRxATIox. WzxTED.--Mrs. E. I. Scorr
writes Us from Philadelphia for information
of her husband, DAVID P. ScoTf, who, she
says, left home Tin Allegheny City, Pei
about two years ago, and came West in search
of employment, since which time she has
heard nothing Of him. Shesays he has rela-
tives living in Nashville and Memphis, whose
names she has forgotten, and she thinks it
likely that if he is not in Texas, (where be
also has relatives,) be is in or near Nashville
or Memphis, either working in printing Of
fee or teaching school. Mrs. SCoTT describes
her husband as "short built. delicate look
ing mao, Of light complexion, and about 80
years of age" She writes: II am now left
alone among strangers, and am scarcely able
to earn my living. l thought l would ask
you to be kind enough to put few words in
your paper, and if my husband does not see
it, it is likely his uncle diving either in Nash
vile or Memphis) may, and be might assist
me great deal in finding him. If you hear
anything of him, please let me know as soon
as possible The least information ViH be thank
fully receiDed -
Mrs. SCoTT writes a very neat and intelli-
gent letter. She gives her address as No.
$50 Marshall street, above Poplar, Philadel-
phia.
We trust the Memphis papers, aud all other
papers in the South and SOUTHWEST that are
disposed to aid distressed lady in finding
her husband, will publish the above.
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From ~. New YORKER, July 90, 1859.

Among desirable articles, ~e may "-'n' = !.
no., ,h van. or useful giue. easy Of use, and Of
~.,.,.i .,d u,iversaI application TO the repair Of
r,,,,rr croct,ery she'll ~ork and Ofoer serVleea-
HE and ornauneutai purposes The prime qualities
of sood glue are immediate readiness for use Al All
times and reliability beld-iast And THIS y the
article which Mr. r. C. Spaidng mas been so forum
.,a a. "a tntroduce. In convenient bottles, with a
Ia ndy brush spaIding's Prepared Sl"e requires no
DAYS preparatory ssfteuing ia water; no heating
for use and tedious delays 70 secure its Junction
and coheslon-beiBg held in solution CHEMICALLY
and capable Of being applied instantly and to eve
nv variety q work and requirement. sPaiding's
Glue. thus proves Itself TO be true Household
Friead and Will be welcomed heartily il al parts oil
the country. We have gwen II a trial aud We have
found il quick as hunger taking hold, and firm as
death In boIcing fast. maTzo--w
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River News.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
March 23-Mobawk. Smithland,
Acacia Cottage, WAitsboro.
DEPARTED.
Blanche Lewis, Padueah,
Acacia Cottage, Carthage.
The river is falling slowly, with 4 feet
water on the shoals.
The Ella Is the packet for Paducah to-day.
She leaves at IL NJ. Capt. SINS still treads
the deck of this nice little steamer. That
prince Of clever fellows. Ed. DoYLE. wields
The quill 10 the Office. With such officers,
you may expect to have good time gener-
ally.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-24

Nav SPRING Messrs. BLAckHAS &
GILLESPIE, corner of Marke, Street and the
Public Square. have opened their spring
stock of boots, shoes, trunks, &c, to which
they would invite the attention OF all who are
In want Of articles in their line. Their as
sortment is large, aud embraces all The nov
elites Of the season. The ladies will Ind
among their stock tine variety OF shoes and
CATERS Of every description. and Of the most
elegant styles
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Q0mmfrrial.
DAILY PArRIor oFFcE,


CorToN-SAles OF few bales yesterday
Al 4C9sic q D.
ToBACCo-Sold at A. Hamilton's So hhds
at she following hgures-s7 IS, IS. 40.
IS, rs. 20. IS, 20, so. 90. 6
90, IS. 6 IS, 20. Is, 05. 8 %. 90.
s Is, 5 IS. 5 %, 5 60. 5 so, 5 50, 5 IS. 5
o5. 20. 10 os. S as. S 90. 5 90. S so,
S 20, so. so. 4 IS. 4 10. 4 20. IS. 4
as. 4 50. 4 IS. 20. IS. Z 40. 4 IS. so.
5 o5, 5 90. 40. : 90. : so. 2 30. sS. ?
co, 50. IS, : so. IS, IS. IS, 2 IS,
so. IS, 10. 50. rs. co.
wHEAT-Beyers are Offering 81 10 to
Is for priu1e red aud white. Bat there Is
noae Ia market
BACON-Hans &C; Shoulders i; Clear
Sides lolale5 e b. from wagons.