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The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1860-05-24
Patience with Children.

One Of the great prerequisites for sue
cessful training Of children at home or
i'll The school room is "Patience." Ev-
~eacher, whether the mother or a
y, will find her labors made easy
constant exercise of this cardinal
ffthey let patience have its
/" in their own hearts, il
e in all their conduct, and
YItary influence upon the
g young, in whose future
" feel II deep interest.
hours when, perplcxed
prn out with undue la.
j may feel The risings of
heart but let her not
rOaneful emotion, but
Id before the fruits be-
Facts Of which she NAV
PLY repent. Let no un.
NASTY blow he given in
remembrance of it should
otts arrow to their bleed.
IN those loving eyes are
p, and the head which
bosom, is pillowed 10 the
'renare won by kind words !;
Nssi and harsh tones deter
seeking our sympathy, or
cir confidence. The mother
r. should regard the sports of
Sas a blessing, join in their
(amusements, and draw from
pie useful lesson for their fu.
leration. They should learn
10 her rs n friend in whom
Ionfde, who will bear patient.
beir childish folies. and in
k'ndr seek to Improve whatever may
be IA in their manners or morals.
Blu. NOuld they turn deaf ear TO
herW 5ings, ard scorn her instructions,
seer inclined to follow the evil
pro of sinful and preverse
hcG ae has then need of a double
ppruon Of patience to support her in this
great tlial, and enable her at last to
q" overcome evil with good" and bring
them by the force Or br, cont and ev :
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1860-05-24

PpFaon OF patience TO support her IN this
great tlial, and enable her at last to
=" overcome evil with good" and bring
Them by the force of pr, ccpt and ex,
ample. 10 walk in wisdom's pleasant
ways. BE kind, be firm and patient.
and hope on ill the. desired result is
obtained. ~ ~ -
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1860-05-24

"A PuzzEELA Two boys went to mar.
ket with thirty eggs'eaeh 1.-The first sold
his three for cent, bringing len cents :
sthe second sofa his two for a S.cent,
bringing fifteen cents making twenty
five cents for the sixty eggs. .ass1o1s1
rl tThe next day only one boy went, hut
carried sixty eggs and sold them at the
same rates, viz (: five eggs for two cents
---and only got twesty4foar cents.
Fl IL required to tell Why he did not
get ~ mach the second day as lie did
the first, ms he sold them at precisely
the same rates. ~ e" aaoe2 Il
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1860-05-24

WoRTn REMEMpERINo.- SO long as
men are prudent in their die; and bust
ness, doctors aud lawyers willnde in
carriages.
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1860-05-24

' A PERSON who was recently called ! ?
to court for the purpose: of proving a.
correctness of doctors bill, was aske,t
by the lawyer whether the doctor dill
not make seyeTal visits after the patic, y
was ont Of dangerP
- No." replied the witness. al col
sidefed hepaiieht in danger as long as
the doctor continued his visits"
CrRIosrIEs.--1o see Two Indies pn~s
each other 10 the street without turnilsS
about to SEQ what the other had Oh.
"r - -
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1860-05-24

Iris no ,uncomuion thing that hot
words produce eooiness. q, =
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1860-05-24

q W1rH ynE TIpE.--W We al know what
"a fivorises he generally Is who is. iunafs
'fectedly pleased with everybody; and
when one sees with the worlds eyea.
holds with a worlds faith, and walks in
sthewortd's ways, he is in the way offes
ceising q thousand tokens Of thewofld's
good. will. Besides, il is so much more
pleasant to go with the stream. Inde.
pepdenlly Of the favor one meets with :
one gets ever the ground With smors
ease and speed if his path lies in the
same direction all tbe world is moving
ip, and has aIse iheo sense of cofnoan! !!
.ionship, which Is comfortable when one
hkes his company. g ~ I
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-21
THE
DISCOVER Y

WORTHY OF ANY CONFIDENCE FOR
RESTORING THE BALD AND GRAY.
M ANY since the great discovery Wood, have at
have discovered something that would produce results identical
but they have all come and sOn being carried away BY the
forced field its rsssess sway Read the follow
ng:- - .
PROE. o. j. WooD & Co Gents-The letter write on in
1856 concerning your valuable Hair Restorative and VII hyou
have published in this vicinity and elsewhere given
INQUIRIES touching The inquiries
are, first, it fact Of my habitaon and stated in
the communication second true OF ali therein contained
third my still continue be good order and Of
natural color7 To all and do invariably My
hair is better than in stage Of life for forty year.
Whsers and the only why is not generally true is,
the substance wsAhed of by frequent sbuOn Of the
with the wskers the result will follow the har
herecept of great many letters from all parts
good as there Is 50 much rsud the manuactue and sale Of
compounds this has, doubt basely
initiated and been used only without good effect but
absolute injury used any your restorative of
for months, and hair is good ever
old and not hair in head or on my face and 10 prove
this fact send lock Of hair taken Oh the past week
received your favor 81 sEo quart oottss as sumner, or
induced them to try it, many were sSe cAi until after trial
and then purchases nd used u win universal success VIII
ask favor that send test By which can discover
and in the Restorative sold by many fear without author
w from from you pure article vii 1urs success; sno
the article, which the inventor of the good
deem my duty as heretofore to Keep you rPprsd Of 1ne
shaken opinion in its valuable results reman dear srs
yours, C:kAIMOND
The Restorative is put in bottles of three sizes, viz large
medium small the small holds pint and retail for 81
per bottle the mediums hold east twenty cent more in
proportion than the SMALL rea for 81 per bottle the large
holds quart ~ cent more proportion and reas for 81
abottle. d. w God a. Co Prapretors, 444 Broadway,
York. ia Market St Mo- and sold by all
good Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers Wholesaed BY
EVEN, PendsetOn q Co., and retailed by every Dug
house in he mi states. Ifebll-ly
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GROVER & BAKERS NOISFLESS
FAMILY SEWING MACHINE
The Best in Use.
USES NO SHUTTLE.
Sews from two SpOOls.
Heads RePOrt

NASHVILLE SEWING MACHINE Co.,
Rooms over Hicks China Hall, 46 Public Square
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DIR. KINGS DTsPENSARY

m~ DR. KING, formerly Of New York for the last
&NEkS four years Of Louisville, KENNEDY, and Who hss
devoted hr attention he treatment Of private diseases for eve
thirty years. aters HIMSELF having attended tos practice for
many years. and cured thousands be n enabled to cure
Of private nature matter how bad they may be
from inudcous medical treatment from neglect OF their own
King Dispensary sNo q Desderch street. Cherry
and Square all diseases OF private narce
GoNoaHEA without naucous medicine intereTens
from business.
sTRIcTuREs Of old recent date eaectualy cured IN few
days by an operation vhichcAus pain Where ectur
exists health be enjoyed Perhaps disease
mischief and uncermineF the constitution much.
SYPHILIS with diseases Of The Ekn growing out Of reg
ect or bad treatment eecuay cured in few dsys,
SEMINAL particular attention having been Ven 70
all the consequences growing CUT OF is oout
an In many by the destructive habits 81 neonsderae
Youths and excessive indulgence Of the passions, neglect Of
which win undermine the constitution, rendering The subject
At business sseey, and causing premature old age
Females who may lSborng with any difficulty OF the Womb
may rest assured Of immediate relief
abroad BY writing and stating their with
fee ENCLOSED directed TO Dr. A King, No. 70 Deaderk street
Nashville Tenn whaYe the neeassry medicine 70 their
address, necessary directions Strict observed Ge0
hours eoclock in The morning until In the evening"
rxsya3, 1e59-d&wlv
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Crane e. SanfOrd,s Weekly Provision and
Flour Circular.

ST. LOUIS Saturday Evening" August 1e-Busnes continues
fair for the We note, comparison with last
dec inc Of from to &c inferior grades Of Corn with
change in Prime White decline Of about SC inferior quail
nceasei dn Flour, with quotabe change price;
active demand for Provisions at advance Of q to c
Bacon.
,RN-The market has brisk. Inferior grades have
suffered decline Of from to 4c Prime shipping qualities have
main aimed their price, Advanced feghts Of shipping
qualities prevented activity anged
follows xed and mixed white 20 to 4c yellow 80 4c
white 46 to 5c closing with sales day 80 to &c for
mixed and mixed white 30 to &c for yellow IS TO Sic for
white. Receipts Of the week "a IL sacks.
WHKAT-Receip hVve been light Lover grades have been
sold decline of about Sc while good and choice Fall de-
msnd about the RdYsce sales have ranged follows
Spngand Club 81 gc good Fall at 50 to 81 IL
prime and choice 81 20 81 80; closing with sales day
% t. Csc for Spring and Club, and 81 10 to g. Is for good and
prime Fall.
FLOUR.-Trsnsactens entirely
dsrs lots without the sale Of round lot in bs quote
Mers doing le S470 for round lots Of City
Super but no buyers Extras held as Char
ter Oak 81; Mills" "Swan" 'Sar, 81 So Pa
gins - ace and XXX IS other brands unsettled with
a d. cluing tendency.
BAcoS-Is active So continued
has the demand that the trade in this line about
pended for of stocks smokers have sold all
present in smoke aud prefer trusting her advance
han sell ahead al present Many orders
IN the market that cannot be filled present The steady de
mand rapidly exhausng the and look for further
adva We quote shoulders at lCc ribbed Sides at 2c clear
Sid i3c pln eanvassei HAM i2c su1 rcure1 Hams
at 3D. Even these prices rounI lots cannot be dev
ahead
LLRDThe stock Of prime terces reduced about
sGU ti-'ces, and is held at 1916.
Hoes We hear of 4es this week They demand at
6for November and December delivery but are held higher fr
November delivery. CRANE L SANFORD,
BrokeFHfn Provisions and Breadstuhf.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-21

An EIOPENENT CHECEED-At noon on Saturday
elOpement was checked at the Hudson River
Railroad depot, East Albany. The parties were q
married man and the daughter of welknown cit
zen of Duchess county. They left home the day
previous, and at the time of being caught were on
their way for Niagara. They were suddenly
brought 10 stand by the father and brother of the
girl. who Overhauled them on their arrival here
upon the noon train The man was considerably
disguised The girl also made an attempt 70
disguise herself, but it was too feeble 10 escape
detection The brother Of the girl was armed with
a good horsewhip, which he would have laid upon
the villain who abducted his sister but the scoun-
drel made good his escape. He left his baggage be-
hind him. His name is William Parker He is a
man of some means, and has very respectable wife
and family residing in the immediate vicinity of the
girls parents. He was great church member
and it was through this means that the girl became
snamored Of him The young lady was conveyed
back to her home by her relatives.-Albdny Kaico
erbOcker, August IS.
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@oics ClsrksvllIc, etc.
BreadsIuffs and Provisions.


The Cincinnati Inquirer Il Saturday evening" says Bread
stuls:
There has change Wheat market sine
yesterday the strictly prime qualities Of Red and White whcl
with but little difficulty the lower grades dull
ing good seers than For strictly prime
firmly 81 is, but willing take hold
price lot Of 500 bushels fair White having good deal
and grosn Wheat in it, sold O6 delivered
bat er the quality considered good sale from the
e ,nas hna y eo ne qOSse IsI 70 prime hed a. So9yc
choice at 81 IS, but this latter quality exceedingly scarce
demand being cons deahy N excess Of me supply Local buy
Market reasoning and justly that at the price
rates at which Wheat is al present held 4. s5c for Red
and e9l O5 for White, active business could be done
$685. in bulk The d,mand for shsed Corn continues good
with liberal offerings but the market closed arm at SIS for
mixed and 55e for white ia sacks, sacks incIuded.
The Flour mrket continues the position it has held
during the last three four days buyers take hold Sparngy
TONS There inquiry for future delivery,
stand about 800 bFs sold to day. be delivered about the mid
die Of September 81 &c iuperne, but
preston there buyers than sellers that price
good brands Weqnoe fair to choice brands superane at - so
ing extra brands at SSS575.
The Louisville Courier reports heavy sAes Of Corn satur.
day principally parties Georgia. at 6S965c per bushel
prime White shelled, sacks included.
OF Provisions he Cincinnati Enquirer Of ssturday says
Private dispatches from New Orleans and had sau.
ay effect the Provision here producing better
rsnd and more opposition the OF packers to hold
beyond question doubt,
the OF Bacon hulk Meats that upon this
market exceed QUO pounds the stock in Louisville
is not far from 50 pounds In s. Louis including Hau
and all held at interior points, will 900 pounds
and with stocE IN New Orleans to the
this during the past week Of dian 300 hhd hence
che confidence that hsdes manifest the firm position they
py the future the Ddsposon upon
m1rEet There good demand for Bacon day. resulting
in sales Of $50 hhds sides for DID, and I2c
packed and 60 hds Shoulders cut Of ct
spot they had 9Zc At lc for Sides aud 9c
Shoulders active business could be done. The
bty is that all Of the SIDES that could be had at
taken to-day and they purchased small lots of IS
hhds OF different holders Mess Pork firmly held 70 IS
@ with buyers at shade below but he larger proportion
the holders firm the price, nsequenty no sales
extent made the TRANSACTIONS being only in the
ia way. Bulk Meats held firmly for Shoulders
lie. for Sides
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-21

Thou1ands daily 1pc4xtng In praise Of
DIR. EAToN's INFANTILE CORDIAL.
and shy7 ts 70 dferd iasiatcneous Ff
when In zine. Il setsa b. nagc and ens f{0 Gtos
"o'nvSHS vGs ~ ses x ~ SO oPf fSTrie
Of any kind, therefore relieves b. rsDoOfQ e STagl
Of child instead Of BY deadeng &c ssstes For this
for Children Teefhing, Dtarrh9gs Dysente-
~ GRIPPING in the 4ew els, Acieity o. the
also for soszfag fAs gDas, ssdHcfag tnauaton Tsga
lcss0 TIE Bo0ss and rsis0tn0 DaiE hssnO egal-beng
an s S ST other rus. sal1s
le and heash Of sOsr erez aaa cfaa 2 sooe tAen
So tsoss sad and 1gtag eosegssae sA5eh g,s ssr.
remedies Jor Tcrte topasnts gre conDossd tuts none
BAL Drs Earos1's snfanStAe Cordial, this yor can
NOS. delicate infant Price 25 cents Pull directions aecomp
sa'h o0''ls' f CTs4EanR i1'E L & DuPOrNT,
No 10e Broadway. New Yerk.
Healthy human Blood upon being AaIyzed always pre-
. n With the same essential clements and ryes Of course
tbs Frue Standard. Anayse the Blood Of q person
fenE Consumption Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia soula
ed ohues Of the Supply these deiciepcies and YOU
are snsde WE'LL blood Food Is founded upon this ihe.
0is-nsn'e ~ FIVE FIVE PREPARATIONS aasrS
apted 10 the Of the Blood In different diseases Pr
Coughs, Colds, 6ronchIti., or any Affection what
ever Of the Throat or Lungs inducing COnsnmp-
ton, use No which the No fer Depressf0n Of
SPirils, Loss Of Appetite. and for all Chronic
bfkiGY and Nervous Fr0stratson. No for Liv-
err Comp Iaintss No. Tor Dyspepsia. Befd0 AZ
ready prepared for absorption it is tai EN- by drops and
carried Immediately circulation 30 thai what you gaia
you retefa Ihe No sis for Female Erregutarities,
r. ~. IA hesses, &c See special directions
Ions, kidney and BLADDER Com PlainGs taksNo
In a.. cases the directions must be strictly followed Price
! Sold By CHURCH & DUPONT,
No 4b9 Broadway, Nev York,
- o. J. WOOD Co.. St. Louis,
app. Wholesale Agents Cor the West.
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From pixies Peak.

ST. JOSEPH Aug. lS.-Denver city advices to AG-
gust llth state that the quartz mills are becoming
more successful in saving the gold. Many of them
yielding from seventy to five hundred dollars
per day. In the Gregory diggings the Consolidated
Ditch Company turning their water at night
through the Spring and Navajo Clutches, overflow
ing slushes, filling up pits, and doing thousands
of dollars damages to the miIes and quartz mills.
The Black Hawk Mill alone has suffered to an
amount of over five hundred dollars Suit has been
brought against the Ditch Company in the Miners
court
last night causing much rejoicing. General dissat-
isaction had previously existed at its being with
held. after the commencement of the contract time.
A general belief existed that the Central Overland
and Pixies Peak Express Company, which received
twenty-five cents each letter to and from the
States, had in way prevented its arrival Bus
mess continues dull in all the towns.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-21

SUICIDE OF A SENSITIVE YOUTH.-At BlairstOwn. n
J.. a Young man named HUME killed himself because
the principal of boarding school found love let
ter addressed by him to one Of The female pupils,
and read it aloud. letter Gays:
The young man, it seems, had taken fancy to
and had been corresponding occasionally with a
young lady in or near Bairstown. The principal OF
the school, Mr. johnson, having found tins out for
bade the correspondence, and even wrote hmseli 10
the Young lady forbidding her TO send the young
man any more letters. She, however. continued 70
write and it happened day ortwo before the fatal
occurrence that the young man CHANGED to drop one
Der letters, which letter was found and carried 10
AnsOn. Instead of returning the letter 10 the
d ing man, with some kind admOnltiOns as ms own
L y Judgment ought TO have suggested, he had =
s4Jhcly read before the school, which so wrought
upon the young mans mind that he at once deter
mined TO put an end TO his own existence Ihe
shame, as he thought it of such public exposure was
more than he was able to bear"
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virginia Politics.

CHARLoITEsvIILE, Va, Aug 1.-THE ti-Douels,
spirit IS decidedly manifested to-day. The repor
Of the Committee on Resolutions was read and nan-
imously adopted. The first declares in favor Of the
slavery section of the National platforms the second
provides for the presentation of an address; the
third for the organization of Central Executive
Committee, and of central ticket the fourth calls
for a county organization; and the fifth requests
Wise, Hunter, Mason, and Smith to canvass tire
State The Convention repudidates the Pacific rail
road.
Willoughby Newln made a violent dsunion
speech, which was received with much applause.
Mr.. Smith, from the Conference Committee, re-
ported ut O'Clock that no arrangement had been
made at Staunton, but that the Douglas Convention
had appointed committee of five to correspond
with the committee of this Convention.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA, Aug. l8-In the Breckin-
ridge and Lane Convention yesterday, resolution
was adopted modifying the Electoral ticket, and
appointing Senators Hunter and Mason, ex-Govern-
or Wise, and Messrs. Smith and Russell as Electors.
resolution was also adopted instructing the Flee
tors if Breckenridge cannot be elected to vote as
unit so as to prevent the election Of Mr.. Lincoln.
STANTON, Va, Aug. H. The Convention has
transacted but little business to-day beyond appoint
ing Conference Committee which is comforting
with regard to the compromise. but it is the
impression that there is not the slightest chance Of
reconciliation. The Douglas Convention will prob
ably frame clear Douglas ticket tonight
STANTON, VA, August l8.-Late last night the
Douglas Electoral ticket was adopted. as follows
Geo. Blow, H. S. Hopkins, j. B. StOveall, Jas Gar
land, Benjamin Randolph, J. H. Cox j. B. Ellsworth,
c. II. TOwe, G. w. Brent, Israel Robinson, j. A. Leg
gett, G. P Hodge, G. W. Hopkins, c. I. Stuart, and
W. G. Brown.
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From New YOrks.DOugIas and johnson "a
stump until the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF
GEN. Walker.

NEW YORK Aug lS.-A dispatch to the Herald
states that il is announced in Washington that Doug
las and Johnson will continue on the stump until
the election-the former South and West the latter
East as far as Maine. Douglas speaks at Norfolk
next Friday.
1t is also announced that Leslie Combs and ex-
Governor Morehead, of KY, are coming North on a
stumping tour Ia
VIM. G. Lambert, jr., and VIM. H. Perley are un-
der arrest charge of arson, in setting fire TO
liquor store on Broadway. Lambert was bailed by
his father in $4,000.
The Herald has adVices from Honduras announc
ing that Gen. Walker has gone on to Swan Island
with the schooner Clifton and cargo. Part of his
expedition seized by the British authorities al
Balize. Walkers reported preparing for descend
upon Costa Rica or Nicaragua
The yellow fever was terribly fatal at Balize.
The steamships Arago and Kangaroo sailed to-day
with upwards of ST, 400 600 in specie for Europe
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Neu York Cotfee mnrket. Anna. 15.

The Coffee market since has presented appearance
Of quetude the ony sales being 65 bags h1ac bo at
l5c months, and 50 do St. Domingo l2c cash, in bond
The from RO Will below favorable, and
the little here in first hands is held with much frness but
there general dspOsion to operate in description 81
except for the supply Of immediate wants. and tie mar
ket, in extremely dull At Boston $50 pockets
superior Java sold at lec months 5o096O bags St. Do
mngo, lac 6 months, or discount for cASh.
" Rio 'AEEIRo July 6-saes Of Coffee since I'D, 4OOOO
bags, Of which 20U for the United States Prices the
The 6Orabe adyce MaZdaenA opposed 70
have effect Stock, 1900 hays Receipts still light Clear
ed in June, o2 600 bags 1000 Eur and 81 600 to the
United States 10 the United States, six days In july 95u
In
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night with refreshing showers of rain, which ap-
peared to spread a considerable portion of the
Seountry. The rain at night was accompanied by
severe thunder and lightning. We heard that a
dwelling house in the suburbs struck by light
ming but the damage was slight.
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River news.

LOUISVILLE August 20-The river is rising with
feet water in the canal
LOUISVILLE, Aug. zO-Evenmg.-The river is ris-
ing, with feet inches water in the canal
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 20.-The river is stationary, with
6 feet water to Cairo
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FRE.-About ten O'Clock yesterday the stable of
Mr. McCRoRY, in South Nashville, was discovered to
be on fire. Both of the steam fire-engnes were on
the spot in good time, after the alarm was given
and although the fire had made very rapid Roadway,
the building being very dry and cOInbustible, the
flames were soon extinguished