davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1869-08-23
MARINE MTELLIGENCE.


ARRIVED. -.......AusGAtl
Prep E1n 1sake, s. J.se1h, 14udtie. .,,u., y,
Prop Laty lis1Al4.. GKeen Bay Va n tGsasss3- L.
pss fifss5 hlsss f. e s4:FssA q, sI ,rs ,n.a,
B Hsas5 9.at H;s E1 es II :9Es ;sns ens ali,
SIR g ElLn. White Alvs1.s " ~ lu:rber.
81 81 kkSzss k:ssi Ss;5 s.; ;zfFs fs siS :st e. 81
seh1 p ,, Y haeat;y; Nsnoiail*s+ lis III Hiaecr - n
sehI Ne7h sP5. Gros4 Ps;as, ,kyds xrsr4
ox sow EHsfa5. RI. W5s1+ Win =; i: sa. ks,et
E1oP IL. -. GIssd n ns1sa. 8 s'ac e.sxo. xs'e''
s.: s.: {Sisf ~; ai:sss' : i: s. as, N pickett.
sssE S! ES.s ESs: es.s % j; : - 1sals: = :!nsss 18th.
s sh1 f9s f;fs Es:! ss:t1e. r., N;ass Y 81 r ,ssa
seAr 1 b saeRPss ASenouinee. lao n lumber. Is N
ST sE S;Fs Fl :,;s Fs s:a i
seh1 fisa:ss.ss Gsasssi !. S G1saI Pe:sase Lake.
8! I S.:3; fSeisssss: aa;sssS g; q isassi: @
seox sasssi* Wlise Lssat I'd nj lumber 80 n 18th
Sow +. ~. Ss.nd Haven; ! aap r.lzcad ties,
s.. s.. Hersa HesT. Tis s,4sea Rst 3 4! =! bs,E ianh
Razte 1hree he.sl Mnskesun- lNc. .labs.
FsS ST.; 6lsss rs 81 IS aa Il f. @ e nd ''@
Pron II CRIB, As.k eseo- IL i, .1unhrr:.
sehr 1ay Stats. Mtenatoee. 80 n iabs, :, t., ,a.h
81 sssf se9 s fea =,
sseE sseI ;e ,5s ns.t Pss:.sssi sds ss,ssie belt.
CT E. F:cas ss'f. T.xIses Mss is q, 4 + hef so II a
Schr K r. AA.on. NanI.tt-. 10 III iAmbe-
ScAr EeA Belle Au.krSon II L lumber, 10 n shsuSier
81: Shias p l,.le Post s.s1Ee ssoo :.ateaa siea
s7hr tioisaee. Mtlttson, II m ic:naer, 81 N l..h.
Sehr - ,,, Fti FtinfF;sn fs- 4s1!,'ss IL f. nbsE
SsF1 S1 Esh9,oss s{ss 1ssps +; I ; LII
sekr i nbefn = s.fsso.. iG =, sumbcri n l.th
ear Hs1o. st. y " = IS .ess ~: rl.a Ircn
~ ~ o.egh,ef nfdsS K4ye IS = ~
sscsc !, iubesrd Auakeeun, Z, u lumber.
M fssr IE:se Ssl 4tts ~ II : tits; II xos . = a'a'
ssw 4 r.. ToEns S's!', sn4e Il E ss 'nse bolts
ssoM sinis " :. ;t FIFTY Z, r. y lnhc,
sssS ISl;sI Tesx ~. = :! L,aSsT: s u Lii L u
Brig !. +, G.ie. Gsuc.o, to III lutntur-
Ell M.1s ss'!sG as.s Is aaa IN ''s 81 ''h
s. . y VI E1Es7S - as1ts:se a't , 3: 81 u lSnbs7
seSr noss, 11s Per- ess s Z % .aas!s bolts
Sl.or u. Merton Point Hetacr. tont ehs!n-
CLEARED, 81
stRr Rtooklyu. osdersharxh. 1..zN hu corn, ~ h1s
Prop v.a R...t ST Joseph, 100 f1esn hides. u, ba
rats sEaarics-
Prcr SkylaIk- South Haven, surd.ss.
P1cr Lady Franklin. G.cru B.v, sEn1rie,
PTar Meanna- hu:ts.o. lhssp bG cor, 80 bfl ao,If
f.l.s w cl AID suc5!r.
Ra-k City a{ Psinsvile, Bt.t!Alc. y Az b.. tstA
ftov EeW Erz~ Grand Haren. y bril- sat.
Se"W linTcra. White kirtr so hu and a1a4.1e4
Pfnp ttIiAF Pashs. Aa=k~ecn. ,s1d:ies
HSIk t:si Lf'r Il RaxsoS. Es;t.lo II. ~ rncetn.
schF Catehpo!c, JaektoApnrt, u L. ua.s,
Seh1 }. H. Hattzell Hn:f.!a. 1881 nr c.zn
, 1869-08-23
WATCHES,

Watches for the miuiGn.
1sc GREAr1RADE IAPRnvEAFSE AnsuHA. !.
TIOE lt7eo.posated By the Stk'r>} sel f1AE GOLD
.ad SOIID SILVER RNA1CiIESfr alv eaef... s"ad
tur s.ceT1sye see:sv!ck q .h- wHsa '.,.rh ~
;rg, trerr e1xstzfz nd srt: wa:th tr+-.' ~.
Tfr Us kefese tt;ytnS eseEhrsnt Ad,irtAt AhH EAlh
kt.1l. MxEaerIs. nEna AN y. cut. furos-tL. n Z.
, 1869-08-23
COMMERCIAL.

E4rRpAr EyEsIS0. August 21.
The following tables RnoW the receipts aud
shipments Of producc for the past txeoty-focs
houE1:
, 1869-08-23
YOur OeStlnI

And futuye P.esrecs1 Il Lila ctra,ly -rFeAes
Ill who Irc nnhsece.sftl Ia hfr to eninrpcr. We.
hAfpineas ConsI.t4tton Il fee, - Send * f,Ir Ills
10 Health Add L,nx Lie" Hi Circular .bcst in.
Ade6toEA Of the oppcsile sc1 will oe e~as E.atl1
, 1869-08-23

InE REEApsruFTS MoTgXEHT.
The following shows the receipts and shipments
OF tou1 and grain during the past week. md for
Tie corresponding weexs ending with The dates
uA1ued:
, 1869-08-23

WarItntee dceda conveying city and suburban
properly N1ih1n sesen miles Of the Court House.
Wabash AZ. LEI It Il Of Hubbard coar, VT.
s0x1s0ft; August le. .$3o, 900
A2lsted q 81, - & OF Cayuga st, e I, s511so
6ankasas aii nsns a. n II ix.1;;1;n;, :; .. 8"
Norm cialk sf, sis,: It : of Asylum p;aee,
VI. sex1ea r: August s5........-......., Gooo
bfeIaer ht .ts It n Of Chleago ", e I, s2Is0
nlsh i S Il oi Fullerton az. +, SKIS
IT; August t9I..,........... ~. 800
wesson +, - It n Of Chicago aS. wi, sj1
s. ii ~ q soa,Dpoi; az, T. xs1isf:; SIS
Geolse j. q # v Of Grover St, I. a1loo
Park y. col oi Faaiiaa 81. [ t. essi;iK
II; August 10, 1o,.,...:....,.,............ 10000
x12o IT; August g. Observation-Disclosures. 2,co0
Ashley i 8 It e Of Rooey st, /, s41loo II: -
west washington It. IL, t.io ii Of oakley
Uaion t. s r i Of AiIehen It, ei, aaxioi 49,
II; August tsl...................- ........ 1870
SOUTH OF CIT LIMITS
State St, q Of Flfty-1tth St, el, oo1l05 It:
s:.te ii, oi fiity.aiih 1t, ei, 551lusit:
FissS1nis ngSaas ST, 4iS II Of stewart aye
Lots j, I. 8, IL, Is, 1s. IL and q, IN renole.'a
cub OF l. IN sec Ii, 3, u e; August 49,. $500
wESr OF CITY LIAtTs-
WnEerl5 At, 9oeh n Of railroad, I, sa1
Muron st, u Chicago Nv, I, oax1lo Il;
Morton St, co il n Of Indians st, /, s:l1l1S
west JAG JseIso1 81. 4 ~ d western az ''s
M, +s1lbD It; Feb. u. l,uvO
Cook It, Of Steele 81, acre; August sl... 40
, 1869-08-23
0F. RiHGIOM.

Confidential Fh, ascisn. flrmely Of ST. Louis
tho last nlne yeA14 hcen tseatea iu thts city,
south ClAtklt, cosnet q 4u9rct. ChseAs", III
not too E1tteh e ny that he orc e :ae :aa<t
srrtisea 10 treat. S~pd for bis monthly tne,iic
and Guide p Heslth. tssatin9 sn IL eisscsse:
Wrtttnp ot The gIeatest 6poeialtst Of To. pre=
worth { tzlrsul peful.i. Sens ta any. I'll l.r.
charge. Hours of atte1iaaec a. Sf!lcs. trcn. \
ktfeyInW 5S1e*Isf n I Rar Hni,Eea+ FL e, ea.ees
, 1869-08-23
HMSffH.


TIE scroosEn MAfLK LEsE-TAi4 vets Il. atat r =
Iaot Irlsnt. s:1u 10 ssfn Vl4 tsr ieudlns
p.1c.t. L.yis failt%t to cSar 70 70 t~i e,stTast
EAi IA.:on l. b. ;ale Il sef aAs Mt yet t~zu
At5nA1, The rchocrer JaEc F..etou It A. l-.aeh.,d
q. II Hnr.A,14le Like n5ui iEE:Es the S.le Of the
if.h Ihe a;taia very pE1a"ais <-ta:'eI biz te'ss
The or EeEt eie Etrck 70 FrtttEs tIAge !,in ru21.
tct er fas encr l.sn s9t a. snd pss.sti ht.u VT
receive rer atts RI TIC latter pfrt -.
BIkA Many JAsL-TA- ht.lkst IN ftrs u Tn. l1ta
sav4 telegram receiver! f.sn t.,sS 1t last eve u
e 10 the tt!c1 snat tie tntp sent 70 u. y
lack By II u. II 1etus. ks s,c-seh "h;Ic fise
r:tnE,rf r.ct to thf ~. J."r. ..-t.A-cr 7Et rT'-
eeet. 3. iltcrstd. 70 The wreck Of fe ti!eea tas+
M deal tHt tstshe Nay J.nt VII .ates sot IT, a;d
Sxi,gE MAX eC- nr wA-EnL-The ta.ttsc u! tie
FRY Iefrrk, rfatc- thst 1ut-lhS evening. tEy.t
{uur u,iIet Vi Madison poet. Like Liz t Ettek u :
prcpcr. dIreovere,lj with aciJ the stooke t:st
cut wAtl-- He had ~ oIf1rsanity D! sets'.leE ~
int. Tnrdia.t Ttt cut has e1veE eorh lei ftn,t'n
70 pa1siux se%sel. II he EtfttHEeI. .....,-
TEs8E1 AIANIoHLp.-ILe 81 Ca:Eattnes TINE. I1:e
th.t On laIt sunday attcruyon. Asut o'c!oeE when
abuut twelre ui< wet cf DISK DrchIt. on the r'uth
.lute uf Lake ULtaE~. thc Caitain u the I:o:' Hts
v hich steaoea 10 be in d.sre-s Ahah-r vessel Va.
,.iLx a. Hu Ard L.r AID when EtlsI es.vsiEa:
t;:sEtc .vcF7H los: .t - Mt sNo tEc1 nk,7!d. iH
C.ttaI1 1t tie CRY ef Now fark A1.1 It; rAchrt ill
E,tw to rendering aoy eer!s;&ccs. in BIZ ,,-f III.
y..ttI ifGred tu the jana L=.tir ii Darlington.
t,,rn N.:L coal aEd arts Hri 70 hsss BEEN entirely
aha a.toE4d ty her c:ez. Tue niHa ft5 lsH otSn trtt
On Lr.tt fy,E. TIC n:htr vt-s- ,ct1l.J IN. adf!er
cf the Ca,ss!n ri the New fHk .aIaf-i hrr t,r tn-
ttikttn!trs eereh, He1 IainssA a:s t = :.sts
1tiI standing. and a!e 'a ran atlr'r " Ser -e noN
- ii ..t-odsd to in t.:r. tacse il 9nta'.F II hintst
her b 1s saieJ taken e1, taa,sa she appt.-s TO be
leakiLS lsEly,
, 1869-08-23
RAILROADS.
Arrival and Departure Of Trains.
sUNHER ARR iNGE .NENT

S Z II II E Z i X H-i " Il E " Fl ~
ca1oASo MoE1uwasT5;K:X ::,I !tAILE,JAD; II; ~,
e'rDflE DfRosasss:a s-ssas ~ VI. as :si'x :ssN
Ssssae ssr 'fs" I'll Lie. ,Si5 :Ss5
btstas bfsa k:,a sa:'::::: t,5a So
fEs;sEt sSss 20 - P1eits DSst.:s sSas
Keetirra- Fasin. Fox k'seF and =. xm
eesse. ss,s .ssiF .a s's :5:5
Lombard AsroaSss a:..ar sIl pis1sas sS'sa
pzeo.-es:ns: osai =! K,;=,s ~; : .sssy:s ::7s.-
Kss1hn RssH.nt us5ao t md E1is;ssa: !:sp!a l%Sa
k::.5.s,gp .s;.ss s: il es5
tasss Sss:.s.a s:;;;Sss g.
e 80; ,:;;:: Il: IL IL ::s
xnrossrS Drs1a piv74.ns.
ri? 3fzg:nssFn. o..n .ae a'9a Sa
sss:-Iis 81: s:ss;: ss
Su,1,:@5z2 sess.5ss ss:z4i IL: a}:;
CHICAGO, ALTON =: pr1s r. s.1Ecao
Er1;FF; e.; F,f1:s1.:-::...:.:. He...%%t %a:s
nE2S fsiss S,s19EFst sz.I5A I. ashHoan e. ::,.4
ksist Ss@Sts;';ss:s s. f;:::s; :ss ss=
htuknH hfAt FE~rAG- $3.50. - - z
kAtkakte Ase3LEit*1.l 1us---.. ~ = s..-a 2
Hyde PAs4 ana oaf e ooaI-.- III
q DO q ....sS:oFE .'::Hpn
H. HuGtiIrr. ur.l aa7t
r. r. y tAssss. 49, VI = N E,.aeht trr-.
~cs1IH F. - ~: r ri u = = aII :DaIt
AIL1A4aa-lr - = u.,-..l - .-'..t .t-,,,.t
Tiet r u:.ee. Is se1is Cark:ts=
Aetu.Et.9tas5o.A----..-s .s.s.s.--s "a -. -
DAY ESt+ttt==. t-''-.~.-I~ f-baE
Fs.Ite k1IHe - tdAIFf...-.--..-. It. lie
N(kht ESTTtsz. ........ e-s''-A
tk1E1- A.cr,e ss.u72
Day E1Fsr<s..,-- -.s-.-.r.-. -..aiso.., -.sus6
S1kht thIrrzss.-..-...--.'......'
,,,e,x1cAN crTTRxI. RAILROAD.
t.s1cs nIrVr-lvs ti.sr ,s're'-IF>s: o''ee. As
sut1 <u,- .-s,,p
M,.i :. ...,--.-...-..'...--...-. ssuaI ..,,sS
/ - !. y - -, .,...,.s.. sl.2su 2AAE
, 1869-08-23
Illinois mud 31chIuuu CpuaI.
SD Il Dx.pA .ch To fto Chtz. r-A.-A


HLt-sk1,snr. 4u::,. Il.
=, IE!EEn,Adr4sec. L1roAt, Light; rl.a.t, E&acu..
mont, tsht: y Meticnndes. Icr,out light: s 4 +.
Ga!s, LsmoPt. atat; p 2. Heron L1nons i:htt: =.
= T. pTsIy + IS 81; Halt i 4.Tls LII J'Ls sl5 i:F
@ c;.he = l T. !an'sE u ~ tiupS!t;; L,ui.- to!,e,,
H8ht: A,:arci. Loclpt. Is hr1A Eos4-; TtaaatEault
Joliet likhE
AnalyLp-cehari Taylor. Lasana s.a;np Fl coal ;
JeHL!c GIEooka A on c,f ttt, hE aAIs. IN bu rye,
~ BIZ wkrat; " Sleek Joliet IS 1stsuc OrEL ura
-nsu9 b. -and: Montreal Ottawa aiI Du esrll So bu
cats: Cstc Ottawa. s-SG bu cugu Rt.syt, lrt3a.at
q ya1i. ttene: C-ond NanniTF. lA!I:nt, i ysrtis
stanes Il. y. Lauma Lznnut, 81 yardt rene D. uest
kEsn!. g ys.s. .tr. g Ia5ye! Lug Msr, WaIss:,
Yar1, ec1r: Ee!ptt lsnoa., IS y.rd. tt1ae; Gr"rse
J'da- <h"nt. ~ ynrts rtnHe; AaEEs:a, Lernont, ~
yards s:nre. ". II. SIiilons E,x. Is t:r,.t ssulr.
r. HAiI1EfpHT, August Il.
CIEtREr-,EEsin. l<mont, Light. Felipe. Lc.uout
hsht' Henrietta wa;lt5, Less"Es, lfht: R.-s:r. IL.
J,'td Lemont. uSlt: u; l<emis, Lr:nont, lieIs ".
i:nss i.90so .hinr'a; n,rs No, Is .s: isIs
- 5.1f y I'd III s;n1is o4t.Ms, isu Il Mtr. ss
lumber W. A. 6terl Joliet, usht; Jenrtt, Airpuka
, 1869-08-23

hcir!ce 1t t1(al:c 81 In whnrtleberr1ee It s3to:ls
c.ses CoDtord 6E.p. Il 11e ~ ~ II se ~ p A
;seasI rs % d. = to1et peas!.s* q 4 is =
tsa Sc: IS b,xe. D,.0n plane At II n1 ~ ttis a?ers
1t 90 ttn st $zEo, lis 90 At s1ia y d. choice Al
atiQ; ii dn1eu mn. krseinue ut $llU 10 dog watcr
lirInns 81 e1A
LEATiIFR--Thr Dc nend 1na lIe,,. Acd 1unt tatioEs
tse E,te bctts1 than poufnhl We give tae following
a. the IE.ces currnt:
, 1869-08-23
LATEA-S T.
White wheat, lls<s11s IA.
CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET.

EAfCapAY EvEsrSG. AHS'lft q.
The following table shows the receipts and n1pntutt
q lulnNer. ahinSla nd 18th daring The rAs: twenty
, 1869-08-23

LCMBkH-Frtes to-day. HeTt e--ent1ay the eaIne
. EtttT? 1ur tRo days GAcE The A171Fa!e Hczc o.
seratc character. nau hold WtTe fcaaAy fta!ffias
:ul auHtatirnA tATtI ehntles tt'td ~ tAs MI 81.
tcEt acd LE7efE fanSef! Al <%t seo sas'E
Ut tie tskfrr rF:.sr LA:. Wefc Atif II F3A. AkS.U
o'cGek. c1cht carr es TcIa..nca HEA S.Hc rs 1a.e
CT oF Akt ftIt 1hc ioi.,Wlne tAet nnss
SAfn 80 Aao' - L+eI. s.+n a11 M.
tt b"nsdS ena RpiaI5 sAAsa
seo - n1A.i. :. NJ f-.-, Dr,..n ~ m
- .,r,,,,c-I
:IiIed III y tpAi - ~ Il Nlsrrh. II !: Rerjand
eco ~, ~ a. Ts,r;ns frntn anstse 10 n n
y. sen,-. - t4s, s.d .r11tt,tc nj ,4Ii ID:
Ciness. 1ts. s s. E H.. - u ''& -1 ~
tod oy r h, hie1tii ii f-, M,,I,.sr H.; n, II ,os..
CAEo 4 r.. = ~ = -: III vs. i II .n+vls '
, 1869-08-23

TIE IOloR 1ng were t1e closl4T T11CFs:
1862. 151S.
Aug. g. AuJ. %
Flour, sp. cx....fa73 9Le3 EaQ1 91u.10
Wheat, No. 2 ~. 1.s5 1.ds @
Wrear, No, red l.s7 @1.s8 lso
Corn, 10. 2,,,.. sVH Q, a. 13E
pats, No. 2..... 4GA o9tS o3
Rye, No. 1...... % LEI
Harley M 1H0 LED
, 1869-08-23
JOHN DUKOANT SONS,

Uules, Square 1cd e DtAvertt-. Sc,r Yusk.
Sole Agents for
1JfxxtM LEA & PERKINS,
, 1869-08-23
par Of I3uHNEp

ARhI7Er TEoX CHICAGO, ACGrSr ~ -Fr,r FhNadcl-
1lnA. tarke T.. Jopcs Bnsont T. j. N~ll-~ kArr-tur
A E. PeztE rehEs r Scovi1lc, p. Z. C:4gsurI, r H.
Alien. aod Il. u. Cooprf.
-tLxAlED FOR tMlcAGn. AC;CsT Isl FEop4 Window,
N4rclia::, ant scLr Il. Il. C..u;sI,
, 1869-08-23
WORGESTERSHIRE SAUL
LEA & PERRlNS
oRU'-
CE1AEBKATED

NY. u.
TIL LIE =
= lllGLlyT s.ts-l
L@tiA and i. i
I..Jiulan. thr sla
atxhlc as well
'fA 0 a t uAssl
EEHk tt..kL
, 1869-08-23

49,, eur, tn ~, ,n,-s,i,n a, nrr., ,nt 80 49,,
r,.,s. 49,, -. ~ ..,.S ,,,,i =, s,' ~, ~.
ron,t. The cl.,., n IN, h,,,s, ,T,s Sn1n, r, an
1rcm,t. F.tt and H.. ,,.,.,,c4s or - rrr1 ,rss
ur,, c,pa,!v vim The swcr, ra,er Mines Thc
arore VA, over 1np tcct deer an ,<,,s n., n sue
.put with al, sorts of rr,,!:.r. stoc.r,es AMI
.1trl.bI,.. Tur,,1rs an,, ends q! tnc ,u.t,s,,,,
WEIR II .,,.,. au,1 tGe rc,f of r1nya4 1rrrr, n,
this tcrrpccar. n, .o1r three r:cn 1n,1e hn-d.
go.,E.es u, lee. ,san .iycc wears
Nrt forgetting the 5uunc lady. We called a. the
s,axe Office 1T, the a.eu, ,;io, med rae tna nil t,,r
4.a1s we've tal.n, ,l1s. uu. halt tho rasscry.rs
.4u;dpo. rr,turu,,i to rho no,cl yt.a tne ,:,yr,,
cont. ,u,.1l,.rnc,,. hut ,he sonnr xnnan was
, 1869-08-23
q kT1lc Gntes o. EIcll.n

4 EARp-SHELL BAPTIST SER
ZION.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1869-05-20
Speci0Z Notices.
We ask attention to this Unrivaled


The Pain Killer is, by universal consent, allow
ed to have won for itself reputation unsurpass-
ed in the history of medicinal preparations
It's instantaneous effect in the entire eradication
and extinction of Pain, in all its various forms
incidental to the human family, and the unsoici-
ted written and verbal testimony of the masses
in its favor, have been, and are, its own best
advertisement
For evidence in favor Of the Pain Killer for
Ministers Sore Throat or Bronchitis, read the
following: ii a sas a<s
GENTS, The Pain Killer has been. constant
occupant of our house for over two years, and o
portion of the time it has been the only medicine
under our roof. Hardly ever do have my chill
dren complain of. being sick, without having
them ask in the same sentence for Pain; Killer.
For several years before became acquainted
with the Pain Killer, had suffered great deal
from an affection in my throat, thought by some
physicians to be Bronchitis, by others to bewhat
SCALED Ministers Sore Throat. AT one time it was
so severe that was obliged to give up preach
ing. Within few months after had become
acquainted with the Pain Killer, had another
attack from that distressing complaint. tried
my found medicine, and, to my establishment
and delight, it produced o wonderfully soothing
effect. In q short time was wholly relieved
Since that time have had number of attacks
of the same nature, and the Pain Killer has al
ways afforded me relief. About one year since,
my wife became subject to severe suffering from
Rheumatism: our resort, was to the Pain Killer,
which would always relieve her.
have not time now to say more, as 4 could
with hearty good will, and always have done,
in praise of the Pain Killer. If this hastily,
written letter, in commendation Of Perry Davis
valuable medicine, will be of any service, you
are at liberty to do with it as you please.
Very truly yours,
EDGAR CADY, OwAroaNA, Mimi,
Missionary Of The A. B. Home Mission Society.
April 22-1m
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1869-05-20
WITHOUT A GOOD DIGESTION,

All other temporal blessings are comparatively
worthless. The dyspeptic Millionaire who has tried
all the portions of the medical profession inyain
and believes his complaint to be incurable, would
give half his fortune to be freed from the horrors
of indigestion, and thus enabled to enjoy the 9TH
er half OF course he would .sS
Perhaps HOSTETTERS STOMACH BITTERS
has been recommended to such o sufferer. Pos
sibly he has turned from the friend who made the
suggestion with sneer, intimating that he has no
faith in any spatent medicine" If this has been
the case so much the worse for Aim. His incredulty
dooms him to life of misery. All the luxuries
which wealth can purchase are at his command.
Not one Of them can give him pleasure. His own
irrational obstinacy is his bane.
The masses, happily for themselves, are less
skeptical., There is such thing as bigotea an5e-
lief as well as 5igoted credulity, and golden mean
between the two, which men and women who are
gifted with common sense adopt and profit by.
These are the class that patronize and recommend
Hostetter's Bitters. Why do they approve this
famous anti dyspeptic and anti-bilious prepare
ton? Simply because they have not been too
much the slaves Of senseess prejudice to give it a
fair trial, and have found that when all other ton
les, stimulants and stomachics failed, it produced
the desired effect.
ssStrike but hear" said the Roman sage, when
his ignorant enemies were assailing him. "Doubt,
but try, says the man who has been cured of in
digestion, or billousness, or Intermittent fever,
by the Bitters, he relates his experience of the
medicine TO his invalid friends. Whoever is so
welded to his own foregone theoretical conclu.
sions, as to decline to test the properties of med
icne endorsed by the testimony Of intelligent men
in every walk of'life, and approved by the people
at large, describes to suffer.
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Established 1912.

WYNN. Sears Wood,
" No. 1914 Main ST., near old market
Manufacturer and Dealer, Wholesale and Retail
in TIN and SHEET IRON WARE.
Also, manufacturer Of Woods patent Virginia
Roach Trap, Every house should have one.
would call particular attention to LYON S
patent Copper Tightening Rod. of which I arr
sole manufacturer and Agent-said BY scientific
men to be the best in use. It will carry off NOR
electricity than any Iron rod inches in diamete1
Those who are in want of Coon Rop,
Address, VIM. SEARS WOOD.
may 6-6m Richn ond Va.
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MARRIAGES.

On the 9th inst, by Rev. J. c. Hensell, Mr.. Geo
D. Whitmore and Mrs. Eliza Jane Crawn-all of
this county.
In Baltimore city, on the I'd inst, by Rev. Dr.
Deutsh, Albert A. Wise of Harrisonbarg, and Miss
Minnie E. Lowner of Augusta county.
On the 9th inst ;, near Dayton, by Rev.. VIM. H
Dinkle, Levi S. Byrd and Miss NJ Fannie Mcleod
all of Rockingham county. ): 80.
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BarDr. A. NJ. Fauntleroy delivered an elo
quent anniversary lecture before the Augusta
Academy of Medicine, on Friday night last in the
lecture room of the Baptist Church. The audi
ence was not large, as it was generally believed
that the affair was exclusively professional
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BALTIMORE, ND, May 9th, 1869.

Dear sv:-Though bitterly opposed to Pat
doing great injustice to withhold from you the
beneficial results have obtained from the use of
the compound you style informing Star Bitters ;"
e. Having for several years been stationed ON our
Southern Coast, have had good opportunity to
prove its worth, not only remedy in malari-
Gus diseases, but as preventative, and I can
cheerfully assert that have never used more
prompt and pleasant medicine-as a. tonic it is
certainly most excellent. .4
Respectfully, &C.,
GEO, B. TODD, NJ. p.
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NO THE AFFLICTED.

HyU THE AFFLICTED.
Why will you suffsr-:wsith rheumatism,
neuralgia, diptheria, asthma, bronchitis, quincy,
sore throat collie, cramp, tooth ache, palpitation
of che heart and spinal affections, when the rem
edy is on hand. We have seen and published GER
tiicates from the most highly respectable ladies
and gentlemen in this as well as other States
We tried Dr. French's Anodyne Elixer and have
seen 1t tried and have heard numbers of people
speak Of it as being the best family medicine of
the day-our word for it, if you will give it q
fair trial, in any of the diseases enumerated
above, you will never be without it again. DR..
Freneh's Office is on New Street, above Hilb,s
corner. Call and see him. "
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STREET GAs-LieHTs.-Every person. is compell-
ed to be home at 10 o'clock of dark night, or
tumble into one of the numerous pit fals that are
the peculiar characteristics Of Stanton Can't
the authorities let the light shine until - O'Clock
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YOUNG LADIES BEWARE

OF THE INJURIOUS EFFECTS of Face Pow
ders and Washes. AL such remedies close up
the pores Of the skin, and in short time destroy
the complexion. If you would have fresh,
healthy and youthful appearance, use sHelm-
bold's Extract Sarsaparilla.' april Pm
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Nut A FEW of the worst disorders that af1ict
mankind arise from corruption Of the blood
" Helmbold's Extract Sarsaparilla " is q remedy
of the utmost value. april I'm.
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Local.
See notice of 'store-room for rent.

CoNF1RMATIoN.-The ordinance OF confirmation
took place IN the Episcopal Church of this town
last night at O'clock. Bishop Wittle oficiated
in the morning and at night
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NALE OF LAND.

GALE OF LAND.-In pursuance of
10 decree of the Circuit Court of Augusta
County in the cause therein depending in the
name Of William Patterson, against A. R. Curry,
William n. Marshal, David Sheetz and R. A.
Curry, will proceed to seli} ons the premises on
the 22nd day of May 1862. on; six, twelve and
eighteen months time. from said day of sale, a
tract Of land Of about seventeen acres :proper-
ty of said defendant Sheetz, and the same on
which he now resides--the purchaser to give
bonds and approved security, for the purchase
money. save the costsof said suit, and sale, which
shall be paid down, and retention of title as ad-
comfortable, making, together with the kindly
character Of the SOIL the tract, altogether desira
BILE to one prefering property of its extent. The
neighborhood is pleasant and especially SO imme-
diately around the lot, --Daniel Wampler, George
Berry, &C., owning and residing on adjacent
lands.
- 80 ~ ]. B. WATTS,
april 20 ids |<:G Commissioner.
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april,2e ids
Dissertations.
]. B. WATTS,
Commissioner

DIssOLUTION.-The co-partnership of
- Young Kinney, in the Drug Business,
has this day been dissolved by mutual consent
The books of the concern will be found with DR..
Young, to whom parties indebted will please make
april 1850 CHARLES N. KINNEY.
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Deaths.

In Woodstock, Shenandoah county, of diabetes,
on the 18th inst, Maj John Haas, aged 10 years,
10 months and 20 days.
Near Greenville on the eth of May, Mrs.
Katherine Hawpe, aged 65 years and months
after protracted illness.
On the 18th of May, near Greenville, Miss Re-
becca Strain.
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n issO1ufiOn.-TheS partnership of Pr
u per, Drake g. Co., has. this day been dis
solved by mutual consent James A s Geo A. Pr
per having bought the entire interest Of D. W.
Drake in the concern.
The books and claims efthe old firm are in the
hands Of Jas. A. Piper & Son, at the old stand Of
Piper. Drake ; Co., and # quite important that
all indebted to the old house should make prompt
payment. J. A. PIPER,
- II GEO. A. PIPER,
may 6---3t DIV. DRAKE.