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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-27
"QUAKER CITY,
DOUBLE THREAD
Family SeIOissg Machine,
Only S35 and $50.
THE citizens of Cleveland, and all
II uthers interested IN Family Sewing Machines, are
N fTa-f hem Tvs

UiHE citizens of Cleveland, and all
Il uthers interested IN Family Sewing Machines, are
invited 10 call and examine for themselves this
NEW FAMILY SEWING MACHINE.
This Machine the ver --latest Improvement, tp1teni
granted 18th August, l-5l and acknI edged By al
fuders Family Sewlug Machiue that has
luus been wanted, has tho advantages OF all the old
patents without their comp heated uachncrydues Just ~
sni work be- sold Ieat deal cheaper, while It's
duiahity ana simplicity wall commend iisulf TO al
10 orduart spools, without rewindus
II and fine work with equal facility and has
yeIy elastic stitch, that vlli not although uvery iuurh
sfifr d b. cot
Esch Machine 7varrniel perect orer, anl fu and
exp eIr accompany each Machine aud %
mple that upsrsiti Be lerurd thoroughly
hour.
u Is not liable get Of repair-s easily oiled, and
very easv, While there ruum % work ou
than Machine IN the market
This Machine makes a beautiful Embroidery Stitch; also
gathers nicely
As this Is rst opportunity the citizens OF Cleveland
have had Of buyins Machine, they copy inv ted
20 cal % and examine them at NORTH ) PHOTOGRAPHIC
AND AAiBROTYPE GALLERY, before puIchasin- else
rgA chance offered % specuaiors wishing 20
huV County Ri-hts AIR North seventy Counties
this state All letters addressed 90 him viii re-
where WALTER C. NORTH.
oct RG AGENT for Cuyahnsa County
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steamer Ocean, LvanS. Dstr0it. -,,
Prop Isssu ReII Detroit 90 Osdcnsbareh; 100 ibis oi
pork, G. G 4 90
PROP GOV Ins+uar 81 7sln. DInkrE. llf sunds
pr51 OysezJ kIruy, DunkIrks i1- su1ts
Bzrgla Ocean We've, Tucker. Chicago - t1us CO.., Iod
T.
Schr GlIhsrt Glashaw Pt Austin tons paper, :;
Ss.on stayes Wooisil. III check B; 81 tons uldfe,
p-Is Is.
scr C0lsuso HIrrinstu oedens5ugh; 34e25 lbs zrnd-
ssoues 4 Clarz y c.; 100 tons coal. K I = Co
DEPARTURES CcIOEEH &C.
Steamer aIay Queen. Wiser. Detroit.
Prog NOu1g Amsuc Cad wick, Oedeushcrai 70 hleagos
800 doz pals Is Goz tC S. empty caroo5s, as empty
u1rk barrels.
Sr We 1cifv Lca solrcl; f6 ils uf coal LOO bbs q
sat q bbls fsh. Smith 3 Pu'Ium- -
Scar Filety. Duncan, Chz4H; p tons q c-l. CLARK
Co
Sehr Eddluztuu Warner BursI gth machine. Thsich-
Burt Co; bhls OF WHISKY, NaTnei 15l WHISKY
Hanna & 4 Co
sT sgyas. Home Polly Belyc; Z 900 lbs Of snisi0ass
Oiis j BrOvuell; COO bl cura- Willard S Puiazu-
Sekr Il = aussey. Caldwell. Toledo no cargo-
Sow " Blake. BurlInsalls. Detr,.t; % tous coal.
SOW a S;ockvFsli; b tons Cua, Farmer s DEtgOu-
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Cleveland Produce Market
MORNING LEADER oFFIc

TUESDAY. Oct. 25-5 p n
FLoUR-There has been more activity IN the arkettoday
than for some time past Tie transactions follows loo
bb choice extra Al 500 80 do choice double extra at S
COZ bbls ranging from extra double extra, At siS So
WHEAT-No sales.
oATs-sae car new al l0e and 500 bus old in sacks at
Sic
FGGs-Have adgaueed. Sales to-day At l55ze for good
BUTTER-Parties have been market buying up his
ts aud The transactions considerable We sales
l5 kes Central 81 lI5e j do Ise q do poor lee 20
kegs at II51e and - kegs al II Gle according to qua
lity.
LARD-6 kegs No. 2 at SIC.
HIGHwINEs-Sales 53 bbls al lslz-a decline Of &c
DRIED APPLES-Sale 81 bu at s.. l.S75S.
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L LIST VESSELS passIns in and oui o. the Lock Of
tho weanl Canal Port C0IbouTns C furnished By
the Lock Tcuicrto p Dobbns Secretary Of the Board
% Like CniorwTiisrss
bound WEST. Oct 9st-Bsr1us SJFerciEu Ct the Lakes,
schr Marco Polo. On the 2-d-PIop ClevrzBd. hafqus
Quebec: scIs Ontoa ason, Angus thomas Dyer Miami
C1rilandt
BoUSD EAST Oct. 2lst-Blrque Huussran schr William
Ross On ihs aa1-Schr Taornioa.
RouSD WEST Oct 2d-Schr EIstland. Atseaian. C L
Gross. Helen the Zsi-PrOp Bay Stafc; barque A
Marsh; schr FaIrfield-
bound East. Oct g2l-Pr11 tsglria State. Fcirs Wal
NuuUarei Jesse CarnIne, Marco Polo On the 23l
Prop NeTm1ut schrs II L VI p Mack. kcunfIus
TI;al. Az. iva, John Potter. CuZsn, GzueccE, L &
Grisvold. II phuon, Oaeidl Chief, g1es Norman Allies
hrigs Ocezn. Orkney Las.
BoUND WEST Oct 27d-Brg Arctic: schrs Utica. Uncle
Tom Nong1ard. Agerlne. " 5 Nelson. Il Mussey. On
tas 5th-PTop Young AmeII-a; sclrs WA Case, Tartar
Taos Baker
bound EAsT, Oct a3i-SchT Lively. On tbs s5th-Prop
C0lCnlst. JeETs1n, schrs Marquette Petrol Far Wind
Flora, Il X Bruwn, Erauire STATE; Bay Of Quiaie
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HIETLEY SMITH y Q FUTaAI
SMITH & PUTNAM-PRODUCE,
RRADBURN q FISHER.

- EurWarillus and Commission Merchants. Dealers
salt Fish Water l. me, Pas er sc; also dealers in al
varieties OF coal Bri.k Ware House y Is River
Street and 81 o, Dock Liberal cash advances made
rfa.. mill
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ALL RAIL ROAD LINE FOR DETROIT.
CLETELIXD IND RRIB RAILROID.

- ~ e. 80 - =5sssz7,---Sessss
1858. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. 1858.
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, MAY
" 10Th, 1853 Passenger Trains will run as fsll5ws:
LEAVE CLEVELAND
800 A 81 Chicago Express and Mail Train stops all
way stations e1copt Wickllfe, Perry, Uuiouville
and SaybrOok and arrives al Erie l2.55 p. IL ;
Dunkirk J 81 p. NJ. and Buffal0 SD p. NJ.
80 P. N CincuEal Express Tram stops Panesville
Kinesville md GIrard ONLY, and arrives al EIie
5.9P IL; DunkIrk s-i2 p NJ, Buffalo Ills
p NJ
40 P NJ. Couneaut Accommodation Train for C0uneaui
and Wav stations.
1000 p NJ Night Express Train stops Painesyille Ash
tahGla, COnneaut and GiTard only and arrives at
Erie lao A n; Dunkirk 4:05 A NJ; Buffalo
LEAVE ERIE.
90 N. ght Express Tram stops Al GIrard Cousau
Asltzbula, ard Psinrsyllle only and arrives AZ
Cleveland 800 A NJ
II % n Mail Tram stops all way stations except
SzybTuek, UniOuville, Peuy, Mentor, and Wick
iIas, arrives Al Cleveland 800 p. NJ
rs A Day Express Tram stops GIrzrd, Conneaur
Ashtabula and Psinesville only, and arrives al
Cleveland 5s30 p NJ
The Couneaut Accommodation Tr.iu leaves Con cant
6:l5 A NJ stopping al all Way Stations, and arnses Al
Cleveland 9.3l A. NJ
All Of The through trains going Westward connect at
Cleveland with trains for Toledo Chicago, Columbus Cin-
e-unall, s.. LOUIS, &c.
Ana ali the through going Eastward connect at
DuukIr with the trains Of New York Ee Railroad and
Buffalo with those Of the New York Central and Buffalo
aat New York \ Erle Railroads,
Cievelan i. Nav lOh. lsss-mys
m PVpiANU TANENVIIIP Il rINpINNAVT
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Y Lane befieseR Ogdeasburgh and Oslrego
and Ports on Lake Erie !

ana IoffS on Lake Erie
Anda Trl-Weckly Line between Oglenshute and svrr,
and Ports Lake Michigan connecting a. Oedensburh
with the OgdeusbuTgh and Vermont Celtral Route be-
tween Ogdenshursh Burlington. Concord. Manchester
Lawrence. Nashua. Lowell ana Boston, and AZ Osweeo
th HoEey CruwfoT suev Oswcgo lire ol Thirty Fifst
Class Canal Boats targc sze the enlarged be-
veeu Oswego and New York thus anorilng Regular,
Seely and Cheap Route with but tranShIpmeut Be
tween Boston New England ana New NOsk and the WeSti
This Company having made the most ample arrange
msns AZ Csego for Dock and Stuage with abn
ntaceommodltons r handling, asserting and Shipping
Freight upon the plan rrctced al Og ensbure can guar
the safe prompt and perfect delivery Of all property
entrusted 10 its care
This Line connects al Cleveland with the Northern
Transportation Line of Canal Boats the Ohio Canal
line OF Propellersto Lake Superior and with Railroads
Columbus Cincinnati, Indianapolis, Louisville and ST
L5uls.
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AaENrs an corsIeNFEs.

AGENTS AND CONsICNEEs:
J Myers, CGnfies lOtis Kimhall los State ST
j. L Warner Slip, n. York Boston, Mas.
Geo Clark. ll3 Broad 81 Crawford = Co, Ogdensb'h
p G.. Hovey New York New York.
HOvey Crawford. Oswego. Wmi T. Walker Toledo. q
New York ,. r. Mathews Detroit mn
Mather Co. .Chieago, III. lBaIclay Co. AIlWaukes
Wis.
cONsIGNEEs
LOCKER r Co., Racine. y = KIREL4ND, ShsboyEan
ChambeFiH, Crawford Co., Cleveland, 0
Iss5dtf
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S. Corning & Co.'S Quotations.
/ l. coz OIL

= 2 x \ = & = = d
M,SUrACTURED BY $. CORNING Co., 40 RIVER
STREET CLEVELAND, ONO
Terms. Cash, Curreut Funds
-.--...--. -l-c u.r q Ion. lE Tie vi.
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1nsnr1rlrE.

r. POLICIES issued the above Companies al rea-
s1nab e rates, desirable risks al
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4. r. r.

4. r. r.
HEALTH WILL, IN ALL CASES
IL follow the Of Raj aay r K Remedies. IHeT
Sick diseased, wek, feeble, OF crpp'eu
with pain IufrmitIt but tat Railway keay Relief
Reuoyaug Resuveut Regulators, the nature o the
disease may require viii quickly and rapid cure.
These remedies consist OF Roadway : Ready Relief, Rad
ways RenOvaiius Resuvcut, RAILWAY > Regulators. Zach
st these remedies possesses special curative lossers over
certain diseases Yet there other diseases wherein
their combined medicinal properties required, and
when thus used, m there sufficient lie and strength with
the diseased dyug body sustzIu theIr acun the
patient vii live and be restored % health.
Pain, X. X Relief,
Acute Diseases, r. r. Relief
Infamula.0ry Diseases. belief and Regulators,
Malarlnus Diseases, Relief and Re Eulai0rs,
COngestIye Diseases Relief and Regulators.
Scruful0us Diseases, Reucvarnc kesulvCut,
Chronic Diseases Aeuuvaflng HesuFeut,
s. plIilItlc Diseases. keu0EafIil- kesJveuf.
Constitutional Diseases, Resulyeui and ltfguators
SKIN Diseases, RenoyatIug ResOveni.
Nervous Diseases, Re>olvent. Relief Regulators.
Infectious Diseases, Ready Relief and Regulators.
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MARsHALL,s gTERINE -cArHoLIcoN

.Malshalls Uterine Cafhocon will certainly cure all
the diseases f,1r which % j. reC0mmeudc 10
There j. no aldicine like lt IN this coIuirv
In the have met with AfarshalT's
Uterine Cat h0lcun Is cerIain and safe remedy.r'
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-20
2 .7CeC Establishments!

~ undersigned takes this methnd to announce
Il that he has opened. EXCLUSIVELY on HIS
oAN ACCOUNT, on Virginia Hotel Street, .,t,e
door from Mr. Cowan's Book Store,
watch ana JeWelry Establishment,
where he is prepared to exhibit for sale. every ar
ticle known III his line. From his long experience
az SilrerrinS.h and dealer ia W atches nd Jewel
ry. he feels himself justified in assuring satisfaction
to all who may favor him with tkc,r patrons gc:-
lie will warrant all Watches that he may either sell
repair, TO accurately For twelve months !;
or to do necessary repairs within that time, with
out charge. All warrantccs he may make Of Jew
clrv, either a. to material Workmanship, he muL
hoid himself responsibiet 10 maize goc@ nj III fines.
As thisis his first Commencement h. business, in
STANTON, fnever having hid any connection With
any establishment here III any way wba tsoever, es-
ceptto repair stchcs s, the public, )he cherishcs
the hope that he will receive reasonable share of
the patronage Of generous public.
stanton, Dec. 10, 1857. 4. LANG.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-20
! aht1lul.
.hPREDfCTIM.5

Anephew Of 6eorgc. Canning wrote ;
s-cmarkablc poem under the title of India,
sseme sseur and twcnty years a:ssr. The
Writer bel ienjnycH n,a'.y advantages fo,
studyatg thn Vftiye character. lie sun-
sup the result of ofiuiai ersr4rctce at u cllii,
Bareilly, and Cawr2rc, in;the following
:prephetic lines: va ~ s.4
There needs but some surprising art of wrtsg
To break the patience that has b,cn s.,le,ps.
There reed bat some short sued n ,u-sts,iti:c,
NEyrcnanec to set the general thin. on fr#;
There need but some fair prospect !rciieI
Enough to seize the general belief,
Some holy juggle, some absurd capi icr
10 raise; one common struggle Tor rrica.s.
Think not that rrodi sfcs 'nu rule sfa.r
That great revulsons spring from so,s hing great
The softcst curl that floats on beauty brow
The SMALLEST leaf that flutt"rs on the bpu.h,
Is not nero lightly, easy to derange,
Than human minds with caust. to wish fer change.
Bat breaks at once til. tar-rcsound'ng cry,
The standard of rcselt is raised on l,i,lr
The murky cloud has giitea ficm ~. s,in.
The tale Of England tyranny is some
And torturing vengeance grins as she drst.cvs,
Till Sells vespers seem the game ef hey<.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-20

and respectfully ask his old customers and friends
rcnesa.ly, in the counties Of Rockbrdgc, Bath Al
legh;ls.y. Grecnbric. Munroc, and Pocahontas, to
avor him with call and examine tor themselves a
j. will at all times afford RiTre2t pleEsareto ehio-
it his Goods being confident that ne and will sell
foods as low any House west Of the Blue Ridge
His stock consists Of all kinds Of Goods usually
kept in e.is..t.s'y @ssafe, such as
Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestings, all kinds of
Dress Goods, Silks, &C., Shcetinrs. Tick
inss, Drillings, Cotton Yarns, Aid Ser
wants Wear Of every description, togeth-
er with general afSls5io5f,tfmcat Of Hard
WE md Queenswarc, Boots ala 1Ts5ii.bcs
Hats, Caps hyes Paints. Oils, &C.
! hay, also. on hand good assortment of
READY MADE CLOTHlNG
Mhici has been ear eful:y selected In the Northern
tsst@"'s. that he will sell al small advance much
more rc;ssfii:s5le than he IFS ever before offered
Also, general stock of Groceries, ';,tftee, Sugar
SALT, PLASTER. MOLASSES, RICE, TEAS,
SODA, SOAP, SPICES, RAISINS, and in fact
everything wanted in family, all Of which he will
sell aslow as the same qualities be bought in
Richmond, with the cost OF freight added, either BY
~ heesale Retail. for cash to punctuaI custo-
IL exchange all kinds cfsscrntry Pro
dHee vt 'fl.c lffirs' h cs'ts fke,t pf;cfr.
Thankful for past favors, and hope, by his low
prices to merit continuance of the same.
July 4. le51-ly A. 5. LARA.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-20
TIE f.REAT REMEDY OF THE
NINETEENTH CENTURY.

J1toR st5RalHsU Lots AND DANGEROUS DI-
4 SEASES, GlanduIar and White Swelling Col
ire. Malignant Ulcers ard Old Sores. letter. Salt
kheuIn, Opthalnia. Hip disease, Pimplcs, BotcAcs
on the Face, and all diseases oFgns tiHr in Al, i'm
pure state Of the ,notd -
KEEP s'FiE iss.0Us; .isi-RE- Strengthen and in
vigorate the system and remove nine tcnths OF
all causes ot disease, and escape much suffering.
DIR. LUUNSBEkkY K co.'s IMPERIAL DE-
~ RATlVE. i especially aeaptedto fa'at AL those
,mF" ta't particulars gars'isS wa eslssef,es the
patie'.ss from re MARY e1Sasfteahc feelings CON
nereed win dsonlcred state oi the ispr sid
stomach. As Tonic it is Invaluable. Females of
weak and 'chilitatcd fa',it will find II to be vi
liable medicine :or MIGRATING the system. This
valuable meaicstie is used extensively by the pro
lfsetbrs in their we'll known and successful treat
mcnt Of CANCERS. SCRGFULA and Chronic Di-
scascs its great success electins c.res ip these
obstinate and painfil riseascs. Mas established its
value and popularity wherever it has been sed
Those using the Imperial Depulative. will receive
special medical advice from the principal Office in
Philadclphia. each bottle sring accompanied with a
stcek for, that pnririise aud by attention. to this
mattrf; tire most difficult car Dc titred For
Eaic Il the Drug store Of
DR.. WI. i. YOENG
StaunOn Va
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-20
CARRIAGE MANDATORY
At Spring Hill. Augusta County, Va,

yI'IIE subscribe respectfully informs his frtFs
arr thept-''fic that he is nov engaged at lis e.
feas,i -hment in Spring Hill, augusta Co.. in the
manufacture Of CARRIAGES, BUGGlES, CAR
RlALLS, ROCK Always, &C., all Of which will be
made to order OF the very best material BY sape-
ror worknen, ana Willie sold at prices that cannot
fail to be satisfactory.
Eessso keeps Oh hasa.sl shpply Of all kinds G&ff
CARRIAGE And BUGGY HARNESS,
Of neat finish and good wolf:mhns!fp. .s sf
Fcinyitcs The attention of purchasers tohis SPLEEN
did ss9k hand, and is confident tina Ae can sell
CHEAPER than any other establishment Of the kind
in the county aud he solicits call before purchas-
ing elsewhere.
New work exchanged for od--A,ld osd work re-
paired on moderate terms. -
Nov. -, 1856. --fy J. A. CLTNEDTNST.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-20
.Rags .Ras,s Rags.

;ss,va';;lhe: Rags thcs. ire all wanted
and.a,any Il dollar nfy lie nialleE 3lyE saving
them. Bring thew U The A,ih|icator otfsec
sra'wc will r,e the 'ls'.gsAcYtsprise i'm rss4A
for thcnl s r7 N-T
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-20

a French Engineer was travelling upon
an old Ohio steamboat He observed to
the captain
''But this engine is in poor condition.
That's SO, was the reply.
And how long do you expect to run it. 7"
Till it bursts" was the cool reply.
After the next landing place there was
enc Frenchmaa less aboard thst boat @
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-20
Stanton, Va, September %, 1851. .s

+
6tREAT EXCITEMENT IN STACNTON
" GABRIEL STILL IN YHE FIELD Ca
BR1EL HiRSH, long and favorably known to the
reopleDf Staunton. Augusta county, 4begs leave to
uurm them that he has now hand d larger and
mere ;-sricd assortment of FANCY ARTICLES
than eFer befrrcsat his weil known and favorte
VARIETY Store, and FIAT in short time he will be
in receipt of large additions for the Christmas
Holidays. lie wesld also inform the public who
wish to have accurate Time Pieces that he has in
his employ ono Of the best Watchmakers and Re
raircrs ever in this country, wo has been imported
from that particular part Of Eir.sfe where the best
Watchmakcls grow. T.lbse who raah their " ateh
Repaired wiz d. .eN IL give hl,f trial: AlsG
cn Rand large Kid fine assortment of EE ELRi
Of Subscriptions,
$4,000 REWARD
for any one who can find better Matchmaker than
the one in our employ
Recollect the place, Main Street, next door to
Exams Tobacco Store, whore you can always find
the best bargains. GABRIEL liRSH.
Staunton, Noy.2l, 1857. -elio.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-20

There is man who pcddes wiring pa
per through the streets Of BROOKLYN worth.
it is said, $1,000 0e, which sam lie has ia
vested In bonds and mortgages. TIE says
IT has been made chiefly by selling 'e,seeiyc
sheets of writing paper for four cents, . and
carefully Outstanding the proceeds.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-20

tendance, they can warrant Il for durability.
N. B.. We wo4ssa respectfully call the attention
Of the pubi:e to ot:r FALL and Winter Stock Of
Work, which is very large, stsch as III Z and
COARSE BOOTS and SHOES, for wet aad cold
weather. ALSO, to own stock of hanlc- inate
work, Of GERMAN and FRENCH GALE SKIN,
which has been imported expressly by ourselves,
and which will be MAZE To rppEs.
II. j. FAlrsT4a uN.
a.t4 ra Main st. .
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-20

An Ohio politician was Boosting, in 4
public speech. that he could bring an argu-
nent to point as quick as any other man,
''lou can bring quart to pint .geel
deal quicker" replied Kentucky editor
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-20

a.
Toy TO THE AFFLICTED. AMER
- ICA V1CTORICDS!-One small box of .Fill.
cures ninety nine cases ont of ahundred. No E.sl
sam, no Mercury, no oder the breath, M te ar OF
detection. Tw 0 small pills dosc tastclcss and
harmless as water. Frsl directions are given, 30
hat;he patient can cure himself as certain as wifi
the advice ofthc most experienced srrgcor. and
much better than with. the advice Of one OF little
experience in this olaSs Of dEcasc.
SENT BY MAIL TO ANY P.fRT OF THE
country by enclosing one dollar to Dn. D.. g. Val
ION, No. l54 North Seventh st. below Race Phila.
dcphia. A liberal discount 10 the trade. None
genuine without the rritten signature Of y. G
Walton. Proprietor
DR.. W.'streatmcnt for Scf-abuse Weakness
DC, is entirely different from the usual course
pr. W. has cured hundreds who have tried others
without benefit The treatment is III scrc sin to
cure as the sun is to rise. Enclose stamp, ant
address DIR. ". as above, giving full history O
your case. anG you will bless the day you made ,ht
effort to secure what is certain-A RADICAL
CURE ssse~ 5M
Jan. 80, 1S5S.-ly.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-20
A .BEAtJIAFUL HEAD
OF
RICH GLOSSY HAIR,
Completely Preserved
TO THE GREATEST AEK

And who that is gray wo ti.,l mot hare Il rector
cd to former color or bald, but would have the
!, rowtf restored, tr troubled. with dandruff nd
itching but would have it removed, or troubled
with scrofula, seald head, other eruptions but
would be cured. or with sick headache, lncura :
gia9 but would be cured. il will also remove all
pimplcs fr"m the face and skin. Prof. Mr.a :,
lar Rrstnrat wllf do all this, sec cifc.sar atsf
the following.
PauF. .. Neop Dear sir II have heard much
said Of tsc ~--..rrtul effects Of your Hair Rcsto-
raive, but haN ing been often cheated By quack-
or, and quack npatrnms, hair dyes, &C., was
disposed to place your Restorative in the same
Category with the thousand and one loudly trum-
.rfted q'lack remedies until met you III l.a~ren
conniy some mouths SINCE, when yen give ffe
sath fssstxEre si,etaccd che trial OF your, Rcso-
Iaivc in my iamilv-tirst hy.my good wife whose
hair had bcco &c very thin and entirely white, and
before exhaustng Of your large bottles, her
hair was restored nearly tots original beautiful
brown eo9r, and had thckened and become beau
tliill ard glossy upon, and entirely over the head
she continues Ia it, not SIMPLY beos use of its
heautifying effects upon the lnsir bat because OF
its thiul influence dlfns filc head and Lind 7
Others OF MY family and friend; are using yonr
Restorative. with BE- lf9i'cst effects; theret"rc,
p.y skeliNcisn.%id doubts in reference to its char
=. aud value ere entirely removed and can
snd ~, mast cordially end colhaientiatly recon
mend its by all m t,oest haso their lseir res
torcd from VI bate gray ib, reason Of sickness or
a4sc,1 to original color and beauty, and by mll
SEEMING persons ..ho would have their lsil bcs uti-
! iu and glossy.
Very truly and gratefully yours,
s SOLOMON MANN.
EEIENr Woop; 1t was ii long time after saw
You at isstiel. score ssat re s3cttle of Res%3ra
! ti.e for whid: you gave order upon Your
! age Mt in Detroit, and when got it concluded
to try At Mrs. Mann's hair, the surest test OF
its power. 1t has done all that you assured me it
would do: and others of my family end friends,
having witnessed it's effects, using and re-
+. commencing its use TO others entitled to the
( highest consideration you claim felit "a
/, Again, very respectfully ana trulv. vf~-Fs,
/ Ea s0!DNON MANN.
aa& CARLYLE, IT., Junc IS, 1852.
lhaSc used Prof. o. }, Woods Hair Rcsor
tive. and have admired its wonderful effects. My
hair was becoming, as thought, prcnlaturcly
gray. but by the Of his Restorative it has re-
suaed its original color, and, have doubt,
.assrMsneAsly Sc
L $. BsEESE, OK Senator q s.
Q. J. MOOD &. go. Preprietors. sl2 Broad
way. y. ". lin the great \. \. Wire Railing Is
s.bishment) 81 la Market street, st. Lo4s,
Mo.
mr., Sold a.y Rr. T. H.8J. G. Kinney, end by
pr. fo"ng, Stauntue, Ma, and ell other Di us
g$sts in this place.
Jsu. %, a6sS.2na.