davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-29

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e,noe. II jot1ssp. lsws New lors A Barrett, Joaes
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s .i -. s, ~, A;T . nSs' ys ,s' ss Hal.
tr0C FxT Nav 1sHf tchrE John Be>t,y, sbswv, Pm
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nIcByOtD ray Mar barb ghsvslis, As<esson. Nyot;
mr. brig Cerst NTH. Hslfsi se1 Crenshsw ooss. Ercrk
"A sefr W. fiAa ~, areec ro~ior VIA yort Rfveg.
RuCEPokT, ssy Esd schr sheet Anchor, Packard.
Jsfsfurr, ysy so-sN schs corrshhs, smart Nycss.
rrs the, Bssmrre; 2shs br,s Jads wsrmso frs.ssy,
e: s'i iss s s rsSsss''s. FZ sss
fteftr, sfd Ner.rdra fsts1n. Eixsbeshpnt q Herx.
-ffru4 rtf Liisri brown, Rondoni for Portland.
Herr ~ g'rr. facisas fcg nSoss.
srONlF0TtF, ray V-brr sesrs rnfrse TnIl. HILL,
Resd No Tor ffvtcse fsml BAN Pss~lford Eh<beApori
fI SUM for pa el carrerter, DO for 90
N1tHIA11NN. Nc, HaJ ~ ~ fehrs tsura Gertrude
Ger AS n and len Iyrth fHth frfr
raAsr ~ 80 r-r 80 $50 sch-u Sea Rrd snhh Nsorh
gs,A, W "a ksnrcp, si'lnAp. klcuskeis.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-07-14
Nein! gNetm!

H5AA N1SEIU N3Set1
ANSSEaAA Der llnter3etdbnee erLaubt fb Icinea Sreunbe unb
ale 2te6baber zines ou89esei6neten Nbeins Q8eines ouf
ien 9a9er pom Wtarfardter, @aitelberser, llnsItetner, Dei6eSbei-
mert Ateritetner II. NJ. auimerfam gu MAIDEN. Ole obenae
nannten NSeire tperee1 benl 9loS tpe bel Der SlaIde an Der 8or
3u pen btlt9iten Yretien oerabrei9t, GSbCleiale auBer benz SauIe
nit bebeutenoem &a6ot go
RSr ger0oOI uno plotta'8 2a9crbter wte inmer.
Sunt1S, Smt 6enr12Dp8, IA g. S~rebertfItr.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-07-14
Nm Die @nmen

n 49, S Nsi ' aMp SasURe's NrSnetMittel fir RroufbsIten enn
Or garl,sr ~ Us, stSarea. SS9nlullattDasa uaeptsslshS.
SSsMlsna9 mtrtf9 NIT sI6Bter S~iderSett, Opms Sdrrer, rev ~
aT"ht an. "aseaasanltStett p0er uetapr, aip werpea yer Sui rel
Hup 1uea Apetlrn Ger Stant cper Gee Vanbes nam @ir,sucmnn r ~
@S = osI So.O' Yelt-OiRss NepyOrt. aUer10,Gt.
Dautn'taaseet'ea, wte melBer jug, webarmutterppruQ ,c.
F"0en lWaeue 0elettt0une IN pbser Maliait. ~ go
"a Ut Se(oaeere 8luumer fur &amleul j.m Ia qgaae ul5d tina
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-07-14

g Gnslii9er gPra6unter<
rtdt. 9err s. Treb in Der @aptraBe pirp
lbernlcrSen eine ueue Ibenotlalle e%rGfnen.
E Die EurMeriduben MAIDEN
mir auf Die An5eise ibre8 Captains uufmert.
fam. T55f5g no 1aI.59 asaI5I 81 557luH5
G9- Spa5ier9dnSer MAIDEN mir barauf aufz
merit am, CAP Der 10 beliebte UNI bequem Elm
8eri4tete BalbinstDn @artea aud mOrsen,
Scnntag ge6ffnef iein plr6, unp Serr Stto
8enner, Der liberale Wirtb oeS 8ersniisulo8s
plates leine @ditt nit aallen ridtipirituol en-
@etr1ntrn beoienen miro.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-07-14

Dteft 9atItn sttatn. bdB sttMabt bt I. Yteil amer et,rAA
tdat tn ststem eanbS burb a~asssbruna Stfurfaht ptrben. sk.
,sftttn pm ben Bablrst&en dnbtrn GetOen. bic SOS etns,
iethtsn Us:S!esaa berSksaefGbrt wcrAsn ~
5lGdCnt euere Gefunttett uub wsun ,tr a s,rsr G.tSIftno s.
4ruf UStr eunse leioet, taufet etne Nalte ron 6nfeIdnStS
bahanttihtnn @srttal unb ttr t6nnet duf it&ere GenefIna rtnnen.
teseuat. tA aAS
9nfen trnamt aber ntdndntal SVn S~trbDrbeAenn Weaaen, In mel.
Dem 6due has nDeutfGe 8ttters" eetr6uht rerten fCIte On
Nduen BON etnenh anbnuerneen 9ufen berrIbrenbtr GhwSMs snS
MbfnanunG bes eanjen Gsferns wrb man baS 8ttters prn orpsrm,
Muten Nnbtn. HF fT"SfNss"
3afetbe rirb ein,is SET Or. g. M. SddTph. 4ss MrMar
burM bic Ser. Staaten rerfauft.
YEess % Gsa1s;ste 8Iai&t. e.sgsas- We,toil 4
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-07-14

N9 @reuF3tpn. Ole Ysfrp Se9e Nr.
2; " 8 Of IS. s., bGlt anl Mpntl9 ibre 81
c~nrliDn nad Or. @incmurt'S 8OflPr{i8s@ Gar
ten. NGhereS Nnnpnce..
gE- @roB e@rcuriicn.mg Der Ser
mania Sain 9hp.. Z, g, q, .. Drpto8, mtrp
iibermprsen ieine @reurliuu nad GiQmuui'8
Bellevue y@5arten abbalten, iporauf mir Die
Briiper Der 2ose loipie raS Bublituul I'M AQ>
9emeinen aufulertiam nladen. aaag 80
gSg @rcuriipn. Die 9eIan9z
pereine Nrtpu uao Sarmpnie balten an W1pn@
tag ibre semeinl9aftlide @rcuriibn mad Wt1S<
nplia @rppe ab. Dag e8 bort nt6t an Nmitz
ienleit ieblen mirb, oafir biir9ena Die waderell
Ginger Rdbere8 IN Der Nn5ei9e. q, e5
Gag Die 2afapette leid,ten Oraspuer ball
ten am Mtpnt1g cine @rcurliprl perbltnoeit nit
S9eibenIdieBen in 9teilenpSrfer'8 @drten an
bet 8ellir 9tpao ab. er.# 80 E
10 @pn5ert.-Sn Der SnDepenoent
Turner SaD, 9l. 81 Npro St9bltr. finoet
ndditen Mpntag Grn5ert ltatt, rno pirb babel
elm fitbleS @ldsden 2aserbier poer %lonltise @r<
.frilfn1i1sen nidt feblen. a.
Es OarmpniezM uitf. Sn ner
@artenmtrtbldaft be8 tSr1. @tors S6minn,
Gde bon Vrraowap uno Orle1u8ltr. befpnlntt
man jeoeu Wpnta9, Dcnherita9 uup Sam8ta9
6armontenulif gu b0ren. .a t7ss3
~ S1 Dem freunolt6en 2ofale pes Serrn
S6ierbplb in Nlbemarlez unb 5i9bitr. finoet
beute @cn5ertmuff ltutt, uu89efiibrt Don benz
Baltimore Quartet, perbunOen nit @eIangSz
pcrtrGaen Don benz beriibmten Baritpnidn0er
Walonlann, mprauf mir Wuliflie6ba6er nl1o
8reuroe zines guten @laie8 8alB'lden Eager
biereS a~uflnerfla Jam MAIDEN. 5Tse
ga 8irtbi6a ft8z @r6ffnung.-
Sr. Stepbun S4neiOer %erGfnet nddlten Mon=
tag feline neu einseri9tete Wirtbl9aft 31r
y Sdubmoder : 0erber9e", Sarriionltr. gtr.
Al, nit einem %famplen 9utd.
o. 6err @puruo 8efer erGfinet a6ermpr-
gen leine neu eillgertdtete Wirtbl3aft in Nrc.
II Siio @barle8ltr, ltabe 9rattltr. NIT eillen
D~elifatet 9und. aeS asT
Co. Die 96itbenz IS eiet1f8aftI
miro ibr piesldbri9e8 Sdiibenfelt III ben erten
Easen peS nddlten Monat8 auf i6ren ldDnen
8labe an Der 8elair 9tpao p~eranfalten.
NP Na9 ben 8dbernunb@ sc.
btrg8pldten = Die 8altinurez unb
Obic=8 ubnz@p, BAT nit 9epobnter 2iber1litdt
Die belten arrangements 9etrpffen, I'm Den4n,
Die fpdtrcno Der betBen a3eit bic 8Goer uno
@~ebir88pllbe Ibeiuhert Wpllen, Die Sirl@ uuo
6crs0feile 81 ferleidtern 9iebe bic betr. Nn=
1pnce. .e3a tse37 asa 1a la
@ SpIpmaDS Salbc. rr
8ptblauf nnb Grebs, pie I1retlbiten tebel aler RIin,o's, mer.
ben mteblbar Sebetlt eurb bt eebraud bties a"urn9dtt1eu Sell
mttels fr 4nltipelun9en nao @ei9wire. OaS Wfe1sr BAT in
ibm einen ueberwinoer Bel alien 6trrrgil1en Operatpnen 9efun.
ben ao eS leben 8iele, welde bur6 Sen 5eit9en @ebrau6 ote6r
Solbe Dor ben Qualtn lol9er Operationen 9elbust wurben.
gu baben in Der 6abrt 30. 80 Dtatcen Sane Nep- gpre un6 lei
a0en 0tnaailten 81 % @ts., 63 @t8. nno 81 bic Shattel.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-07-14
s.. 8art's metnbnlle.

Somborotr. $50. 161, 5w. SonpDer. u Sbarr.
FUN 3tSe i'd berait an, baB i'd meine @einban6tna unS EgSems
@utbl9att nab Obi9eM 4tase osrle9t y. bs6euteno ~perSrSBert babe.
Oal1eIbe nntaBt ALE Soltea Ut0Iel=, G9etu=, lln1ar- ll6 franaS.
lt1he Nethe BON ben btai9iten bis ST ben b6bteu preilen, pprmli
t3 bel on iesgen itren9en Scnna9s9eieben nod gana b~eIonSers
oerpelle, % eS am @nee am eeiten lit, wenn f9 Sober Elm Rr6pi-
beim @las, 6lside uno Salon. un6 lieere ~oeieIben Bel Ntnabms
eu OHsenS SlalAen ocer bel Der @5alcne tcitenfret hrs Sau%
M0SS 9Heinp RrpiSIfftp III
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-07-14
g. 6. GfbarSt,

1a) Ell 81 .r.+a Supe5lrer, MN
madt Ieinen 9eebrten @eI1aitsfrelnSer Bic Nnseiae, bah er BON
So. Is Seconbfr., na1 49, E8s1lssa in sGs4af
Jtc. z Batlon=, na6e 9isbltr.,
~ums3osen IT: nnO beiOrDt ane auftrase gum 9apestren uMb Bar
uiI9en pom !3inniern II. |. 10. prompt n6 buie.
GN- NQe Arbeten weroen unter meiler ei0enen NufTdbt OsrSer.
tiat uHO btuiser, ais an irsenb eaem ancerea PIase. CSunl6s
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-07-14
0r. &mfelanO's Beritbmtes
Genficles GSiffcra

- UTTTT B IfUIVW WUT
eeberbtihiperben, DisptYF. uaS fSetblatt, brunt
Idle ODER nerpSfe Shpdhen, Observation-Disclosures
uIe ale Rranfbtiten, pette Don VereUrbeuem SRA.
gen ODER Der Qebsr tntIfeben.
eS:%s.ats "%esaOpfans. tnasrl de bsmOr!bsn, anbrans Ots
6Iuses mad benz RDpft Sdurs TN Mdaen, 6ersHrenaen. Sob.
ersnnsa. WDpetittVFatttt Sapsrs i'm VRasen, SbwdGe unh
eSfes @tfabI I'm wtIssn ago untslett S9wer,r NtbeuR
aeriflppen Son Hs Der alesa, SIttsn In Sem @tRht
Btssee uub RspffbmerBsn, Uef6prrSeu Ssirt attusta, @sIb.
gcr6ea Ter 9aat urt Nastn, EettenRcbsn, Santrntn ia
Rntea nne1 ben gBhf6etns Dist TN Rprf unD 8rennen Tn
8letl6, Uansi8tett uat NtitbSratfbla ,eRhsit.
Dit 1tsentblasr frtpfebIeu btse Nlebtsln Der Nnfa rrFfan.
EFT bs gutIitams. fef ibers ast pn hem Dertb nnb br
anesn,efentett osrItI0 en- fir ALE estbtn. npflr FL ~sSrHebenh
%ttnpfpbI.n ptrb. 80 TIT hes ftn nsuts unbs u n~aepraftsG
wfttttL fpnbfsn etnes, bas felt 80 Sdbrsn BIZ Yrifurs YER BEN
Imtrttdntl6eu UCtfe beaa1bsR bot uBh btGtn 8luf Rnh Ues.
tfuf Bis fest nod Ssn fefnsnt Nntern erttt@t wurkt. Dts
3tuantde. rsiae Sc ntmts rn6 Iussetetnhets 4ertst urb prt.
,atpsrfOnsn aus dlsn Ebttten bteies Eanees Au lSnnFen atktn
Ssbsn tns %un9tbsusrt nne 81 eseHaus DurhIRf ING bts AFFAIR.
TO ssn benz &tasntbun,er pnsHttrtcn Gimana@s, wrtGtn Der.
lelbs nntntasibtt6 our8 bts aaentsn ~perIbeiIsn Idsts mug aud
bent unelanSGaen %lberSsastn, eaR btef ) Sitters mtyEIsd bf
strutmtbrst %peTSteAt, ueI&e a. trldRgt Bat,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-07-14
@ Solpmabs Galbe.

@- SplOtpaD8 Salbe+ rr
NOtblauf unb 9rebs, pie i1retlt61ten tebel aler RIin,a,s, per-
ben mteblbar Sebett eurdp sen @ebrauA odeS alma6tt9en Sell
mttelS fr Inlbfpeuln9el1 uao @eipwitre. OaS WteHer BAT in
tbml etnen ueberDinoer Bel alien 6trursl9en Operatipnen ge Jun.
ben nno eS leben @iele, wel4e bur9 6en 5etisen @ebrau6 oteIer
Salbe Dor ben Qualen lcl9er Operationen 9elhist muroeI.
gu baben in Der Iabrit DO. 80 Maiben Sane Stem gprt anb lei
a0ea Orn98lfen gu % @ts., 63 @tS. amO 81 Die S9a8tel.
(Sul9, lp) Erf- H t-EH- S-+
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-07-14
q 4@.5 0eft1aftsnerle8ung.
Sentl9e ullO enOliiGe s9rFtgie6erei
81 Nb. SeinriG.
perIe0t Don ytr0. 43 @entreltr. noh

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Ii JtDrtbz2StulanlltraBe, JeepzYorf.
Ncn @erren SaWOrnrersSsfBer 4prlnt Die ~erae6snits Qn,sioe
Gap vp lesI oeoer 10 aDett M CLAUDE ON, I'M ae III Die @o,rtGt,,
n!elner 9eebrtea abnebner anfeltISen gu tonnei.S Seiomrers mocss
ny oalaaI aafaertlant, Dap i1 ittS cine Quanttat Sdrliten S 70
nelelien uno beIten equities, BON exm pprsualibften gEgTfon ~
s.leI, aMl Eager babe uaO aue SeFeuunsea III nlDoGSSt fnr Ter
3ett a~ustl1ren tam. o"sF '"'ost
Ss- ~SOuitanp8e austattaaoen fir 3eitunas. oficer mn s..s
"ottat993d ooaBeS etoS oet 9enaueH Mu9abe Der 0Srose ces NfoteS
0eUStl, uta ole notgl8en Artltel loIort aD6ul9lden.
~ wt MN W m'sl9u-SuIxa, SHt-Snlten (Dashes). lowie cine
NueOa9t Ger lle1t 9an9paren Selnn9s= NSnelten thinner on Nam
~e SSnrd Tt rs.ns n nsss anea SslyattspsalOsn gratis Su 0ieaitten.
poe y 70. lelere 10y aAe Artea 4lenea 81 OeHRlben GeSiSo,nnosr
uno Yreuen We Die Uabrr ielbl1. "'B"HBeH
As S0eflp saes ny SIen'Pel unS IaStedeI fir @cnbitor. t
northumberland,
tets p~Crr6tb9. ~a 49, Sc tnrih. @o,s,n,.s.
NP-ol,SM.AoSnXel 91o. 10 D. 9sluldnlltr Mem 'ylnrf
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-07-14
DR.. Hufeland.
8dlIomi5her @orbiaE

OWFTULIVUtI WULUtdt WVI rIf n n
far l4ntae Sttlnns pom RursH. @rtdttunss SaHnenssn, Brdn.
nc, NanetH 5als unb MISUNDERSTANDING AHSIttrune UNI
eetSsnst, felbR in ben Irstsu Sfabien.
Dttk betoomtt Yrsparetten tn sltl& BEN 1ittsrn auserI6f.
tg. ~ tH tnr ttnt RlGfs Don EranEte ten brGtntmt, Biz
iugt1nttntr u6 asfdbrliGrr ais dMe an st etneu hte Bewvk,
nr btefsS eaahes unterwprftn hnb = Rraus6ttttn Sic son Il.
ger llstntn trioltune ~terrItren, Or. 8tl, stteTs ssRs 6rat.
o. Wuteprttdt faat; SD wtl nt6t t~ebaupten, kS ,Rnir
FUR ans III, nos bic YeR ans bas SsIbt 8ttbtr fur btt BswSk.
aer nneersr5 Semen hHb abu Id tam btfiutrmt btrH&ern, ksA
ts uns Rrantbttisn son ~erOsrsr Esf6trIi&Rsit une msbt
5terbtf6as ~snfabren. '
Sine ntitsrs yEsts Der tntfssItSen Gefdkrlt4fett bar SIS
ttnei tistnen Srfdltune tnsastenbeu Strdu better, ,etcs Hh Be-
ttnen Bid aeer MAD tebsnbs ans sen 9sr1Gttn bs SbilSSsI.
pbta Setunepettsimtts tntnpmment 4abslt gHrpsbsm sal.
l%assIvHta ansrtannt ttas Set G~sfunbtRsa Gtahs per untOS ID
letst Sic Edbelei 4Hc -
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-07-14
8tqtIS fiir larl9e 9eute!
Or. SamiOn's nnS 0r. SacUffe's
0eutl9 : tranaOlilbe Seilonltolt

s1o a.sma. ~ n~'0~IITN @SttNuIluU,
olz oESaemas, penn S. Nupc!as 3otel s~eeeuubir, STEM. 9ort
Oe WptpWtnttetet III ~Jtrantbeiten Der Celul cbtspraon 1900
tunoneue ue plulse SepanclAaB oem eeatl6en yu6titum Ssr Ssr
Sta4ten 81 Dleten, pat Que OXYGEN @errea p%eranloBt, ou1 IN sSsr
SPsel9tI9t MentgettItVt ~ Natb Su ett6eilen. " NsN"'N
IN clelen - wtbl9en Aebfla lit TIRE Sebanoluno ~ = mi.
%eerjsatSsn, WeNNe IN prr Yoriier Yrarls anarpanOt mSO sa~s asS ~
.nern, ME NIrprp, UeIpean Is. pertretea MIRO. =" ""
I'm aub bier ptele ~ ~ertpISrtite Mtetbooe einsuiSbrsr ~ &
Or' Satore pen BEN Hospital des Veneriens n xcr; n " ~
moeea 8elapt, run 5Uetsbureaa NJ 9tepzglort In ppiser Mr,ta,t
iein werpen. NV pUlt9tql6
1sIleass, WelNe IAlt Senertltenl Oeer ectetntet Rranfbetter ~
R"1e1 No,OuaW SealeaereuNf, SelbfpeIeauna UOtr lontios Mus
l9WeltNh9en tpFe TeIuaobeIt bermter9eDraat 6oben. on :
%si~waSe, o'ttern Ger Wllsoer, %usenl@WG9e, Mat.nlHmsrssn
oset wept gus loon an pputemnle@er Smpptens pper CSS Az NJ
e 9s .rS S,s @sr'ea tstr Septtlt Opat in 'prea @sI6 NnaSa' ot gsat
Sn osa b~etrehenpen 5Suen rerben onh s,.O..,4.
uto uaa9atttlNe Miittel anaewenoet. ' '"'''Hpe, ealsaatlGe
,in ~SS TM0 e &C. S0TTelpDaSeaS IN Srteiea 80te ertbeilt. msun -
OiScs S KEN" n "~y, =, SolNs ortrle b1ties man an SOf S57H Wpit.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1860-10-23
DIED.

At the residence of husband Bridgewatsr, on
Tuesday, the 10th of October after protracted Ill
ness, Mrs. AGNES SH1PMAN, consort of Mr.. f. W.
Shipman, in the seth year of her age. She leaves
husband and two infant children mourn their loss
"We know when moons shall wane,
When summer birds from far shall cross the sea,
When Autumn's hue shall tinge the golden grain
But who shall teach US when to look for thee?
Is it when Springs first gale
Comes forth to whisper where the yiolets lie?
Is it when roses in our paths grow pale?
They have one season-all are ours to die !"
In the spring time of life ere the cares of life or
the receptions of sin had ensnared her youthful heart
was LETITIA r., daughter of VIM. Cochran Esq. near
Greenvlie, in her 18th year, called to the spirit land
This sad event occurred on the 5th inst Farewell
'Tita, no more shall thy pleasant voice be heard
round the home CIRCLE no more will they share in
the kindness of thy affecioaate heart.
"Oh Lord, our God, why was she eer our own?
Why is she not our own-our treasure still?
We could have passed heavy years alone;
Alas is this to bow to thy will?
Forgive, forgive-even should our full hearts break
The broken heart thou wilt not, Lord, despise;
All thou art too gracious to forsake
Though thy strong hand heavily chastise."
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FOR CHILDREN TEETHING,
which greatly facilitates the process of teething by
softenlRg the gums, reducing inhammation-will al
lay all pam and spasmodic action, and is TO REGU-
la TIE THE 30 Wells.
Depend upon it. mothers, it will give rest to your
selves, and Reefand Health to your infants.
We have put up and sold this article for ten
years. and say confidence and truth of it, what
we have been able to say of any other medicine
never has it failed in single instance to effect
CURE when timely used Never did we know in
stance of dissatisfaction by any who has used it,
On the contrary all delighted with its operations
and speak in terms of highest commendation of its
magical effects and medical virtues. We speak in
this matter ''wHAT DO KNOW, after ten years ex-
of what we here declare. In almost every instance
where the infant is suffering from pain and exhaus
ton relief will be found in fifteen twenty minutes
after the syrup is administered.
This valuable preparation is the preScrip tiOn of
one of the most Experienced and Skillful Nurses
New England, and has been used with never-failing
success in thousands of cases.
1t not only relieves the child from pain, but invig
crates the stomach and bowels, corrects acdy, and
gives tone and energy to the whole system. 1t will
almost instantly relieve Gripping in the Bowels and
Wind Collie and Overmore Commissions, which, if not
speedily remedied, end in death We believe it the
best and sures remedy in the world in all cases of
DYSENTERY and DIARRHGA in Children, arising
from teething, or from any other cause. We would
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this medicine if timely used. Es
- Full directions for using will accompany each
bottle None genuine unless the facsimile of CUR
IT'S l. PERKINS, New York, is on the outside wrap
per.
Sold by Druggists throughout the world.
Principal Office, No. II Cedar ST., n. Y.
Price only Is cents per bottle.
For sale by DR.. W. B. YOUNG, Staunton
June 26, 1860 -1yif.
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u

DOOKS.-R. COWAN mas just received from
ID Philadelphia the largest stock of BOOKS IND
STATIONER Y ever offered for sale in this place.
Among them all the English, Latin, Greek and
French School Books general in this region OF
country. Also large assortment of Episcopal Pray
er Books in all styles of binding from Is cents to IS
Methodist Presby terrain, Lutheran and Baptist hymn
Books assorted binding; Bibles in every variety of
binding from 25 cts. to $14; Poems, and many other
kinds of Gift Books, with fine Illustrations and bind
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Bristol Boards, Drawing Pencils, &C., Cap, Letter
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Ink from six different manufacturers Musilage, Liq
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ping Paper, forty to fifty thousand Envelopes; fine
assortment of Pen Knives Quilts, Crayons for wri-
ting the Blackboard; Blank Books in every varie-
y Pocket Diaries for 1861, very large assortment;
Port Monies several very neat, styles for ladies'
Thermometers.
Among the great variety of Books are the follow
ing: Seott's Novels Irving's Works, Carlyles Els
says, Cuskey's Political Text Book, latest edition,
Debate between Lincoln and Douglas Recollectons OF
a Life Time S. G. Goodrich, Sermons by Rev. S. Ad-
Olson Alexander, D. D Forty Years Familiar Letters
of Rev. ]. w. Alexander, D. D., Proxies Fool OF
Quality, the Biblical Reason Why, Family Religion,
Valley Twyman Hogue, or Early Piety illustrated
NEMESIS; the Marble Faun; Beuah Rutledge
Campbels History of Virginia, &C. &c.
Fancy ARTICLES Among the Fancy Articles are
some beautiful Parian Ornaments and Bronze Stat
ueS.
Sfaunton Oct 1e 1890
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MARRIED.,

On the 18th inst, at the residence of Mr.. John
Trmbie, by the Rev. VIM. E. Baker, Mr.. GEORGE A.
HANGER and Miss MARGARET Nj. TRIMBLE.
On Wednesday morning last, by Rev. T. D. Bell,
Mr. SAMUEL r. STERLING and Miss EsTALINE, daugh-
ter OF David Trick, decd, all of Harrisonburg.
On the 25th of September, by Rev. Daniel Thomas,
Mr. HENRY MILLER, and Miss SARAH WRIGHT, daugh-
ter of Rob't. Wright, all of Rockingham.
Near Mt Sterling Madison county, Ohio, on Sun
day morning. the slh of September, by s. Timmons,
Esq, Mr.. JACOB FL. GATHER, late OF Rockingh
county, Va, end Miss JANE TAMMADeE, of Madison
county, Ohio.
On the 4th ult., by Rev. Mr.. Taylor, Mr.. JOHN d
RosENBARGER formerly of Augusta CO., Va, but now
of Monroe CO., Missouri, to Miss TAB1THA j. DIVINE
of Montgomery CO., Missouri.
On the 18th inst. by Rev. T. Brashear, Mr. LYTrEL
TON S. HARTMAN, of Albemarie county. and Miss MA
RY r. WRIGHT of Augusta county.
80 The Scottsville Register please copy.
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral.
THE GREAT BARGAIN STORE.

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5000 yards of handsome Calicoes at cents, worth
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800 pair Ladies', Misses and Children's Shoes, Slip
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Is dozen Hoop Skirts, from Is cents to So each:
~ L am agent for the American Hoop Skirt Com
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