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Proceedings Of To-day.


In THE SENATE, to-day, the Vice President
laid before the Senate sundy communications
from Heads of Executive Departments, which
having been referred
Mr.. Houston called up the resolutions provid-
ing that after to-day the Senate shall hold even
ing sessions.
Mr.. Bigler said he had learned that an arrange
ment has been effected this morning for taking
the final vote on the Kansas question on Monday
next, and therefore he suggested that the resou-
ton be allowed to lie over.
Mr.. Hale stated that his friends had his morr =
ing agreed that the debate shall end and the
question be taken on Monday next, bv sunset,
on the Kansas question:; and that IL 1t is found
ing sessions of the usual length, the time and
method of the protracted session shall be fixed
by them.
Mr. Bigler, in behalf Of his side said that the
arrangement would prove satisfactory.
Mr.. Clay wished to provide that the time for
| taking the enal vote should not be at such an
hour as to prevent the attendance Of members who
are invalids.
A tacit agreement was had to this proposition,
and Mr.. Hale said that to prevent a misunder-
standing the agreement Of his friends had been
reduced to writing; which he read
Mr.. Green asked leave to refer to a personal
matter which occurred last night between him.
self and Mr.. Cameron. That gentleman had in
his reply to Mr.. G., made some UNPLEASANT re-
marks, which the latter understood would lie
withdrawn if Mr.. G would withdraw what Mr..
Z. regarded as threat. Mr.. G. said he had no
intention of threatening, and whatever part of his
language was so construed was withdrawn.
Mr.. Cameron replied that he had not know
ingly used language offensive to Mr.. G., and he
assured that gentleman that he meant no disre-
spect in any part Of his remarks. He was will
ing to withdraw everything offensive if made
aware IF what il was.
Mr.. Green replied that it was a matter Of fact
which the gentleman had urged, and which was
an impeachment Of the veracity of a statement
made by himself. He asked that this be with
drawn.
Mr.. Cameron urged that II he had done so he
was not aware Of il, and confident that he
bad been misunderstood. He assured the Sena-
tor that he meant nothing of the kind.
In THE HOUSE, the States We're called for bills
and resolutions; large number of which were
introduced and referred
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MISS COM. OF ARRANGEMENTS
DHILHARM oNIC Hall.

Tt:s fine Hall, the largest and best located in the
city, IS now completed by n recent addIuon of sup
per and Dressing Rooms, ard Will be rented to Ia IS
Concerts, Lectures, d C.. OF hr.t-crss ekcrsIvel,
Appya W. u. METZEROTT'S
lie n Music Store.
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A LEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON.
The Steamers GEORGE PAGE and THOMAS
COLLYER will run regularly at the N"
fo'lowIng hours: En@-H
LEAVE ALEXANDRIA AT
Grorge Pags-41a, 8, 10 a. m; l2l4, 8, and .. IN.
Thomas CoAyer-7. III a. m: and p. m.
LEAVE WASHING TON AT
GeoTge Pdge-el4, 9, IL a. M; ~. 4. and .. m.
Thomas COIyeT-e, 10 n. m ~ =, So, and 51a D. m.
Fare IS Cents.
Whaley's Omnlbuses connecting with the Page
and Coyer leave the Capitol and of 18th st.
and Pa avenue the same time the boats leave Alex
andra,
RICHARD WALLACE, Pres.
FOR MOUNT VERNON
The COI.l.YER will leave for Mount Vernon on
TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS, from Washington al
and Alexandris at ga O'Clock.
mi. SAM'L BAKER, Capt.
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IN Is 81
FIRST ANNIvER,ARY CELEBRATION
CATHOLIC Beneficial TOTAL ABsTI.
NENCE SOCIETY,

This Society will celebrate the anniversary of as
organization IN che following manner: By ut ending
High Mass, by q Procession, aid by a Pubhc
Dinner
The Society will " eet az n. IN, aud at GA pre-
cisey Will move IN lrocN ssloa hv scOnYenIent
to 1T. P'trck's Church, where Hugh f1ass will
commence at u = o'coc
At p IN. the society vii agan mble IT their
hal TO form the procession OF the day. They will
then march through the principal streets Of the CITY
uDcer the management of the Chef Marths and has
AIDS.
AT o. m. the Scccty will meet 10 erjoy their An
nversa'y DIn"er at the Assembly Rooms, Loulsisna
avenue. hnd le society hope tO meet ~ theIr fee
tive board all who wish To mark Their appreciation
OF rs efforts IN the great cause Of temperance.
several distinguished gentlemen will address the
Society during the evening.
Esp, ta's full Band will he present.
Itch cts for gentlemen 81 .dmIttlng gentleman
enc lady Sl.5o-cln he had at -. Patrck's Church
j. u. Savage's Hardware Store. Pa ave. he ween
loth AID lltn SITS Jas. y. Cslan's Drug Store,
cornsr 9TH sod f. streets; from Michael Duffy Cap
ltol Gate. and from the members.
By order:
rs St COM. OF ARRANGEMENT.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
THIRTY. fifth Csnsress-Firs, S..s,

Is THE SENATE yesterday, after Mr. Wade
closed his remarks in opposition to the Lecomp-
ton Constitution, -.
Mr. Mason reviewed the slavery q uestion in all
the di fferent aspects under hich IL has been
presented to the country. He urged that Con-
rress has no right to legislate on the subject i'm
the territories, and advocated the admission of
Kansas.
Mr.. Clarke followed next in opposition to the
bill.
Considerable debate ensued as to agreeing on
time for taking vote on this bill and as 10
the propriety of holding night sessions, but 10
definite action was had.
In THE House, the resolution Of inquiry offered
by Mr.. English relative to the management o,
the Louisville and Portland Canal was adopted
The bill granting pensions to the officers and
soldiers Oft the war Of 1912, and the Indian wais
Of that period was made the order Of the day, in
Committee of the w hole, for the I'D to the 9th
inclusive Of April.
Various bills of little public interest were in
troduced and referred. Among them was one by
Mr.. Wright, OF Georgia. to give citizens of the
United States above the age Of twenty one years,
male and female, who will settle the same and
make improvements thereon, square plat Of one
hundred and sixty acres of the public lands free
from all ncumbrances-past, preset Mt and future
Nothing else Of Importance was transacted.
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IMPORTANT TO sIILDERs AND OF

The Undersigned has purchased the Free STONE
taken from the Treasury Building. This ST ne tie
ing particularly Sc re. ted from the hest portions of
the quarTes of Virginia, ana after being subjected
considerably harder, IN many instances harder than
the Brow Free Stone OF Connecticut. ! shall be
al e t. sell nearly one half cheaper than the Con
nectIcut Brown Free Stone. Also, Connecticut
Brown = one l3r building purposes.
lot of splendid Carved Italian and PLAIN Mani els
cheaper than be purchased cny OF her part OF
the city.
Monumen ts, Tombs. Hesd Stones &c.
JOHN RUTHERFORD.
m 15-lm$ I'd door from corner l2th end r. sts.
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BOOTS AND SHOES
- AICOST FOR CASH
HAVING made arrangements for large and *
tensIve supply of BOOTS and SHOES for-hr
he coming Spring and SUNNI Trade. we
have dai erm ed to sell OF present Largely
and well selected stock at cost for cash. -
Persons IN want of goods in our line will do well
give US Gall. and can rely getting a first rate
tIcle at u very low prce.
All kinds OF Boots and Shoes ordered to be made
will, Of course, be at stipulated prices.
M Is 81 Ii. GRIFFIN 4 SON.
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DIANOS-One of Hsllet Davis l. Co.'s beautiful
l. rosewood PIsnos, of fine tone ard fn---0
Ish. used only year. nd cost original 1922
ly 3 3 o. and viii he sold f,r S20 cash. 1T w
Will be fully warranted he same MS new piano; this
Is really great bargain.
JOHN r. ELLIS,
Extensive derler IN Pianos and Mus c.
IN Is SIS Pa. near eth street,
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WANTS.

WANTED.-Sl,5cn FOR one and two ears on the
w best collate al securities. Address 4. ~. =.
through the Post Office. mis 81.
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CAUTlON.-The public are hereby cautioned
~ against trading for or in sny way receiving an,
note or notes of hand made by us IN favor ]. A
to saiu Throckmorton, except a small balance du,
of tuem.
mis- ST. THOMAS CALVERT.
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SECHND HAND PIANOS second hand
Pisnos ranging in price from $40 500, for sal
| at 81 at bargains, at our great Pitno Emporium.
mis- JOHN F'EIIIS
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The total amount offered was fraction less
than 81 900, 600
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BIDS FOR TREASURY NOTEs-Bids for taking
up Treasury Notes to the amount of s., 600, 900
were opened at the Treasury Department, at
IL o'clock yesterday. The following are the
names of the bidders, the amount bid for, and
the premium demanded
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A GRAND RAFFLE FOR JEwELRY.
Grand Rattle to come off at the National Hot.
on SATt DAY EVENING, March 9th, at a
O'Clock, in the Bar Room.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-05-15

r IL n ~ III II
BOARD PUBLIC WORKS
FIR @ Or Til +

TN compliance with the provisions of an act Of the
i General Assembly, passed on the End April,
1858 the Board of Public Works Of va. invite
Sealed Proposals, to be opened on the 23rd June,
1858, stating the lowest terms on which the Sd-
pefintendence CT the following named State Roads
viii be undertaken from and after the LIST July
next, viz;
Allegheny and IIunterayille, Abs Val
ley and Tug Road, Beverly and lFairmont
Road, Fairmont and Wheeling Road, Floyd
Court house and Hillsville Road. Huttons-
vile and Huatersyille Road, Huntersyille
and Lawisburg Road, Marliu's Bottom and
Lewisbprg Road, AIiddlefork Turnpike
Road, Northwestern Turnpike Road, juno
tion Valley Read, Ohio River and Maryland
Road, Richards and Kentucky Lire Road,
Tazewell Court house and Richards Road
gtauntan and Parkersburg Road, South
western Turnpike Read, Slavin's Cabin and
Summersyille Road, Wyoming Court house
and Bluffs Road.
When several Roads are Of such length and con-
tightly as to admit Ct it, proposals will be consid-
cred for the superintendence OF more than one
Road BY tile sam e person. The Board will decide
upon the competency and fitness of applicants, as
to which the most satisfactory testimonials will be
required and every superintendent viii pc reaul-
red to give bond with ample security, conditioned
for the faithful performance of his duties.
By order of the Beard of Public Works.
THOS. II. DEWITT,
Sec. B. p. w.
Richmond Nav l25S.-lm
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-05-15

MARKETING. Almost every other
article of coanmon use may be advantage
ously purchased in large quantities Depend
upon it, q daily supply is daily waste; the
running to and from the street door to the
provision store, the purchase Of an ounce Of
this thing, or quarter of pound of that,
is like the strange story of Quin, wherein
it happened to somebody that ''the gnnpoW-
der ran cut Of the heels Of lis boots +" Every
time your maid runs out on small errand,
some of your money runs out Of the heels
Of her boots, and in the course Of year Of
such mismanagement, you will have vast
ed many a new bonnet, many supply OF
furs and ribbons, many a pretty present
for your husband and children, and in every
way be much worse off than you ought to
be. Your groceries, candles, soap, and
other articles of that class Of things you
want or ought to want, every day, should
be obtained regularly in quantities from
respectable traders and not only may you
have many pleasant additions to your dinner
table by adopting the system Of wholesale
purchases, but you will upon the whole.
have more and pay less be free from the
worry Of sending out continually far small
supplies, and have at hand stock to meet
emergencies. l know that to provide in
this way it is necessary to expend money
in larger sums than otherwise, but if the
plan of being beforehand is once adopted,
this is no longer an Inconvenience, rather a
convenience, because when you can make
your purchases you know at once what will
be the amount of your outlay; and what
are the expenses of your household results
which free you from many anxieties, and
greatly conduce to regularity Of living and
pQrnanencc Of comfort.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-05-15
TO CONTRACTORS.

PROPOSALS will be received by the .una erSign-
L ed, COMMITTEE appointed by the County court
Of Augusta, until Saturday, the 18th day Of Nay,
Cor enclosing that portion of the JAIL LOT inme,
sasately in rear the prison, with Brick " all
eig teen inches thick, and from twelve to fourteen
feet 4igsl, on substantial stone foundation and
Gaping the same with rock. Also, for eonstrrc-
ting WATER CLOSETS in the cells, and for edo
sing up the secret cutters in the building and fur
nshing new gutteriag and spouting.'
These contracts VII be let out separately. and
bidders will be furnished with all NECESSARY nfor-
nation in regard to they and the Roof Work,
by either OF the Committee The plan for the Wa
ter Closets will be furnishedny e. NJ TAYLOR Esq,
at the Valley Bank g ~. p
KENTON HARPER, y
w. A. BELL, , Committee.
JACOB BAYLOR. }''4 ~ q
May /. ls5S.-Spee. copy.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-05-15
VALUABLE TOWN PROPERTY
FOE SsaEE.

r1y virtue ola Deed Of Trast executed to nae by
ID John b. Scherer and Mary ir,s wife, on the 9th
day of October, 1867, snd Of record IL the Hustng;
Court for the Town Of Stanton, shah offer at
public auction, on Saturday, the 2ath day ct lgaH.
deed STORE HOUSE AND BILLIARD
SALOON, formerly occupied by said Scherer, on
the east end Of Court House Alley. Also, the
DW ELLING HOUSE, where Scherer now. re-
sides situate east Of the Presbyterian Church
The above property is well worthy the attention of
say one wishing to purchase Town Property. The
title is believed to be unquestonable but Is trps-
tee shall eny convey SUCH title as is, vested u
me.
Germs Of Sae-Cash.
GEORGE w. IIBODEN, Tr ustee.
Nav !, -tds.-Spec. copy.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-05-15

Death Of Senator Erons-The most mel
anch".y incident Of the present session of
Congress has Ieen the sudden death of SEN
ator Evans, Of South Carolina. He was
perfectly well on Thursday, was present in
the Senate during the session Of that day,
and even made one Of a dining party at
Senator Hammond's on that night. No
symptom of illness appeared until his re-
turn to his lodgings about ten o'clock of
shat evening, shortly after which he was at
tackled with an affection of the heart, and
died most suddenly. The first intimation
which the large majority of his fellow-mem-
bers in Congress received Of the sad occur
rence was the official announcement Of his
death which wa made in each house i'm
mediately after the morning session was
opened Wash. UAioa.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-05-15
BILLIARD TABLES FOR S-4LE.

A Trustee of John B. Scherer, will, 81 .Non-
of VIM. Wholey, proceed to sell at public auction
two BILLIARD TABLES, with their BALLS,
CUES, and other appertanances.
TERMS:- well endorsed negotiable note at 80
days.
i will ALSO on Saturday., the 10Th day Of Nay,
1855, IN front of the Courthouse, sell TOW n
LOT, containing about one acre, lying north west
of Staunton, and adjoining the lots Of r. G. Bicke
being the said lot conveyed to said Scherer by H.,
M. Bell Conn.,. Terms made known on day OF
sale. win sell the above mentioned property pri-
vately between this time and day Of sale.
WIN. s. H. BAYLOR,
Trustee of j. B. Scherer.
Nav g. lS59-tds,
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-05-15
III C.ARU.

srAosToS, May L, 1888.
70 The Public:
: BEG leave to call your attention to my large
stock Of SPRING AND SUMNER CLOTHING,
now epeaed and for sale at my Establishment.
en- satisfied that a thorough examination Of my
OCk OF GOODS,
will convince you ofthe following facts that while
for variety in this market. it cannot pc surpassed.
the quality, workmanship, and cheapness Of the
GOODS, wilTbea rreTsiling inducement for the
par claseof articles Ct CLOTHING at my Store.
Thanking yes fer the liberal patronage bestow-
ed On me for the many years have been in Staun-
ton, heg for continuance of the same.
Respectfully,
Corner Rooms Of Va Hotel.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-05-15

BALTIMORE MARKET-Alay 7.
CATTLE Sales of Reevcs on Thurs
day at prices ranging from 81 90 to 50 l2aa,
on the hoof, equal to SIS 90 a So %, nett,
and averaging s. SO gross. Hogs 80 70
ST SO per 100 lbs.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-05-15
MAR EgEED,

At Woodlawn, Rockbridge CO., on the
Doth ult., by the Rev. A. D. Hepburn,
DR.. VIM. NJ CRAWFORD, Of Augusta, to
Miss RACHAEL G.. daughter Of james Me-
Chesney, decd.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-05-15

Rg~ The new Market Law will be found
in this paper, and we recommend it to the
Of those interested, to study
its provisions.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-05-15

w- Col. JNo. l.. PEYTcN, has been &C.
commended as a suitable person for Magis-
trate in District No. /, to Ill the vacancy
occasioned by the removal Of ,. Crawford,
Esq, out of the District
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-05-15

Sadien death Died suddenly in Cam
bridge on Sunday 25th of April, in this
40 mtg. Mr. S; muel Grove, most worthy
nnd esteemed citizen al an advanced age.
Mr. Grove on the after noon Of that day
retired to his rG9m an excellent health and
fastened the door, sad Lad, it IS Supposed
seated himself to read, when his life was
~.ndden]y Terminated, perhaps by apoplexy
Not coming to supper, when called, the
door was forced opcl, snd Mr.. Gro4e was
found lying deed. with ose 6cot upon the
chair, upon which he had been sitting, and
from behind fallen, and expired evidently
without a struggle, lis book being open be-
.si.le him.
Mr.. Grove i!rsuierated to tbs eennty
snany years ago from ssugusts COUNTY Va,
and in his new hone, ~ correct depart
aren't had won the confidence and steem Of
all whg knew ki:sa S Tire { 10 J Uerazd.
Selling EaHy The l7rede rielsbarg (Va. }
Herald hears of enc ealo Of growing crop
of wheat By s:lver EarHser, who viii prob
ably produce seine four o. ige thousand
bushels. The price was si--early delivery
III cearSe. Ii view Of tlc great prospect
ahead, the sale may he regarded as a very
gopl one fer the farmer.
Gg- The groocrs Of Richmond, Va. /,
have cmplored .casnscl 80 test the corstitu-
tionality Of tic ileenae Law.
re" Sec tilc advertisement Of Mr. n
long, who offers his services to the pui lie
5as agent for marketable produce.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-05-15
Public Speaking We are requested

Public Speaking We are requested
by Messrs. Cochran and Tmboden to call at
tention to the fact that they have made a
change in The order Of their appointments
on the eastern side Of the county The
candidates will address the people at Stuart s
Draft on Monday next, the 18th, at sher-
apdo op Tuesday, the 18th, and at Way
nesborough on Wednesday, the 18th, in
stead Of the days originally designated
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-05-15
10 Moses xVcEsieF.

yjsAiSE aatce, that On Monday, the 51S day ef
i May, 1858. at the Office OF Em Z, SIerett,
in the Town of Staunton, VIZ pr seeed TO take the
deposition Of WIN. S. McChes1ley ana others, TO be
read in nv behalf upon the trial Of certain suit
in chancery, now pending in the Circuit Court Of
Augusta County in which you are Defendant and
/ am Plaintiff. Should the dispositions not be com
pleted on the day aforesaid, the taking of them
will be continued from day to day, until finished:
MARGARET SARAH WELDER.
BAYLOR & BAYLOR, p. g,
NAYS 1S5Si
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-05-15

THE BAPTIST FA1R.-We hope every
body will go to the Baptist Fair, this evea-
ing friday and tonight at Union Hall.
The proceeds are to be applied to benevolent
purposes, and the ladies solicit and request
the patronage Of the public
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-05-15
IbE ED,

At her residence, on Cooks Greek,
Rockingham CO., Va, on the 10Th of April,
Mrs. MARGARgT HERREEG, in the s4Fh year
Of her age, after long and painful illness.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-05-15

NOtice.-We are requested to state that
James COCHRAN, Esq, will reply, next
week, to the Card Of N. G. Kinney, Esq,
in the papers Of the town.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-05-15

Holloways Pills and Ointment. The agc i naa
more necessary in settlements than are saese
wonderful medicines. which cure with rspidity and
certainty all those facilitating affections OF the
Somaci4 and the bowels which paralyse industry
in unhealthy regions. Passing through tie absor-
bents into the interior organs, thss OimsAet acts
like magic beisam Gu the inaamed and irri&atcd
parts, while the Pills, BY their action on the blood.
neutgaliz the elements Of disease Caution should
To do this, look narrowly for the Hater -'sssrf,
which appears in every leaf of the book Of di'
tions. They are not genuine unless the words,
q Ho7louoy, New York aud London," can be seen
in nai transparent letters in the paper itself when
held to the light.
HELMBOLD's COMPOUND FLUID EX-
TRACT, as remedy for Diseases of the Bladder,
Kidneys, Gravel, Dropsy, Weaknesses, &C.. has
no equal. Read the advertisement in another coll
umn headed .Helmbold's Genuine Preparation.
May l. l85G.-lmo.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-05-15

y. B.-A large and well selected Stock Of FUR
NIsHlNG GOODS, kept always on hand.
Staunten. May l, 1858.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-05-15

Hog TO PRESERVE Beauty Nothing is mere be-
coming to man or woman than beautiful lag
rant head ofhair, and womans beauty is Ger
tainly incomplete without fair complexion, ane
he or she who neglects these great and import *5t
adornments of nature must expec tc suffer ts'e NOR
liflcation Of premature Badness, and wlnki-d
face and saow skin. Nothing is necessary 70
s,reserve these essential attractions but the Of
Prof. Woods Restorative Lmoi&riNc Times.
sfRoF. IF cons HAIR REsrcRAIlgE,-We have Dad
occasion to Nse this famous preparation Of Prof.
Woods and after thoroughly testing It's qualities,
We find that where the hair is thin i viii thiekea
it, if gray it will restore it to its Original olar;
likewise, it gives 2 glossy appearance, as well as
seeps the fair from failing off. This invaluable in
orcdient is for sale at .sChinaman's Tea Store, =
southeast Frederick and Baltimore streets,
by Mr.. j. G. Giyen.--Baltimore Clipper.
Sold by al coed Druggists.
Nav g. JSaS - 2g.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-05-15

N.B.-Cash paid for FLOUR, BACON, &C., all
kinds Of Country Produce taken in exchange for
Goods. Il. L, j. 7. Is.
Staunton, April q, 1853.