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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-10
THE SUBSCRIPTION BOOKS STILL OPEN.
AppLICAnON FOR CERrHorEs sAauLo De MAoE MMLnIA1MY
THE EyGgAVlEGS GIVEN 10 SURgGalRRRS

are requested i5ir ycmiapcrs by Drtn o6c
0hc,cH possl'a Grdaahlcls b. 80.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-10-13
Mexican News.

NEW YORK, October l2-The Herald s
City of Mexico correspondent, dated the
29th. saws: Maximilian's new ministry
was yery active and industrious, but had
done nothing to restore public conf
dencs. The compact between the En-
peror and the Church party is virtually
to turn over the power into their hands
on the receipt of thirty five million dol
lars, Maxmiliau to be merely an eXecu'
tive.
Orders were issaed on the 29th uit., to
send 2, 900 troops to move towards Du-
rango and San Lnis Potosi, in order to
reposses the northern departmeJ is to the
Church party. The abuses Of the press
should be suppressed
Macmillan remarked Ia conversation
that the Kisses received by President
Johnson on bis tour might be considered
as good news for his empire
Mr.. Atterbury, the United States Con
sui. had lett for New York, on leave of
absence. d banquet was given him by
the American citizens in the city, at
which the Confederate eAiles made
speeches, expressing strong love for the
Union.
Marshal Rssine had issued orders
denying the departure Of the French
troops for the present, and Maximilian
was impressed with the idea that revo-
luton was imminent il the United
States, which would secure him his
throne.
The dates from Peru ale TO September
22d. By recent law foreigners III Peru
are required to pay SIC tax.
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OVER A MILLION DOLLARS
SAVED.

Gentlemen .-"I had negro man worth q 400
who took cold from bad hurt In tho leg. ana
was useless for over year. had used every.
thing could hear Of without benefit, until
tried the Mexican Mustang Lniment. II soon
effected permanent cure" ..--...,.. t
-artI j. L. DOWNING
Montgomery, Ala, June II, 1859. e.. ~
~ take pleasure In accommodating ne MaEt-
can Mustang Lniment a. q valuable and lndia-
pensable article for Spralns, SORES. scratches or
Gala IN Hnrass. 0ur mephave used IL tor Burns,
sTusss Sore: A. spS AZ Say '
Foreman for American. Wells. Fargo's and
The sprain OF my daughters ankle oooa-
stoned while skating last winter, was entirely
cured In one week, after she commenced using
your celebrated Mustang Liniment. 20
Gloucester, Mass, Aug. I, 1868 9.--
1t 10 an admitted TACT that the Mustang Lint.
ment performs more cures In O shorter time, on
man and beast, than any article ever discovered.
Families livery mon and planters should always
have IL on hand. Quick and sure Il certainly is
All genuine 10 wrapped In stsel.plats euRrxy-
ings bearing the signsture Of q. w. Westbru0k,
Chemist, ana the private U. q. stamp OF DzhAs
BAHEEs x Co. over the top.
An effort has BEEN mads to counterfsit 10 via
cheap Stone plate lahsl JesS s,sssiy! .- -
sarssozs Spring Water, sold By ~
Druggists. = r
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TELEGRAPHIG NEWS.
New. from New York.

NEW YORK, October IA Tribune's
spaoial Saws; Secretary Nice Cullooh, in the
tie coming report, will show cash oa
hand, June Both, 1865, to have been
ss55 ,309 Is; cash on hand, June 3Oth,
1866, $3.50, $780, ,615 Is; net gain, S29.ell,- :
SOC O4, and if converted into currency
it amounts to S160 ,000, ,000.- The receipts
for the fiscal year were, from customs
s179, $50 81, from public lands, $66,'
500, ,lO3, from direct tax. S197,475, ,4l2,
from internal revenue, S309,226, ,sl2 81
and from miscellaneous, sos, l25, goo As.
The expenditures were, civil, foreign and
miscellaneous, $4l ,049, 9,965 sc; pensions
and Indians, s16 ,s5s, 300 "A; war, 1884,
449,7 90; navy, $43, ,519 632 21i interest,
33,074,737 26. Total receipts, $780,
039,195 O6; total expenditures, S5l, ,S34,-
1870.
The Herald's Toronto dispatch says
that all apprehension of Fenian raid
has been dispelled in the minds of the
Canadians, aud the home government
has been notified that no more troops
are needed. The Toronto city authori
ties state that the English Government
intends demanding suppression OF fe-
niau organizations by the Admiuistra-
tien, or they threaten to aid the Copper
heads in dividing the Union with few
Armstrong guns A member of the Brit
ish Cabinet stated that the troops there
from England were intended for more
serious contingencies than those present
ed by Fenian raidt.
The Herald's correspondent, writing
from Franklin county, North Carolina,
saysthe gold mines at Ports are undoubt'
edly the richest surface mines in the
world. A wealthy company, chartered
.by the State, and investing capital OF
$500 900, has been organized to work
them.
The Tribune's st. Loais special says :;
By reouest of the County Court Of Col
loway county, the State government has
removed large amount of arms fiom
Fulton to Jefferson City for safe keep
ing, tits reported that an armed organ.
ization is being formed TO recapture
them.
The Tribune's special of last evening
saws: The Unitarians to-day considered
and adopted resolutions for more per-
feet organization of their sect. In the
afternoon the question of how to pro-
cure a greater supply of ministers was
taken up and discussed, and during the
proceedings the sum of $4,000 was
pledged for the use of the Meadville
school. There were votes of respect for
the Cambridge, the oldest school, and
its professors, recommended to the Con-
ference to raise for UNCONVENTIONAL pur-
poses annually the sum of 100000, The
meeting to day was very large and en-,
thusiastic. The Conference adjourned
until 1863.
The Posts Washington special says;
A morning paper charges one of the
officers, of the Postohice Department
with originating the Philadelphia Ledger
hoax.
The cavalry bureau an the War De-
partmeut has been abolished ord
The storm has abateu out httie' an
tho destruction of property continues
The railroad trains are running.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-10-13
Pennsylvania Election Re,ura-,

PHILADELPHIA, October 12-Offieial
from Lebanon county gives Geary 1,I9o
majority. Philadelphia, 5,3S6 majority
for GeaFy. The Senate stands "a
Republicans to IL Democrats, and the
House 63 Republicans to 40 Democrats
Republican majority i'll joint ballot, 35-
MEADvILLE, October IL The official
majority in Crawford county fer Geary
Is l,745; in Vsnapgo county, 9l9. Fin,
ney, Republican, for Congress has 1000
majority in this district.
Montour county official. Clymer, ,523;
Geary I,13l. For Congress-Elwell,
Democrat, 1850; Mercer, Republican,
LILA. Montgomery county official
Geary, 1895; Clymer, S,441. Cumber-
land county Geary, 1885; Clymer,
s,341. For Congress. Glossbrenner,
Democrat. 1866; Henderson, Republi'
can, 4,OO5. Dauphin County. official
Geary, 1890 majority. For Congress
Miller, Republican,, 1855 majority. la
the Schnylkill and Lebanon District,
Cake, Republican, is elected to Congress
by 2l5 majority.
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Democratic aad Conservative Meet
ing IA IIarshRIi County.


Pursuant to previous notice, the Con
servative citizens Of Liberty township,
Marshall county, met ST the township
hall Oh Wednesday, October 10, 1866
The.meeting was organized IL appoint
| ing Elias Harris, Chairman, aud B Piles
Secretary. After the object of the meet
ing had heeu stated, the question OF
nominating candidates for the va'iou:
county Offices, to he filled at the ap.
preaching election, came up. 1t wa;
proposed to Iatify the proceedings of q
meeting held in Meade township on
October 9th, which had nominated The
following county ticket:
House of Dslegates-Wiiiiam Davis
James D. Morris,
Presenting Attorney-James McCar
rier.
Recorder-Thomas Finn.
Clerk of Circuit Court-Houseu Riggs
Sheriff-Enos Howard
Treasurer. @. jones
sur7eyor-William Cecil.
Assessor-Eli Talbot.
1t was moved and seconded that the
above ticket be dominated by the meet
ing. A separate vote being taken upon
each name the motion prevailed, and the
Meeting ratified the ticket suggested by
the Conservative voters OF Meade town
ship, On motion it was
Resolred, That if Convention should
be called to take action in regard to
county nominations, William Cecil and
Jacob Risar be appointed delegates to
represent Liberty township in said Con
ysntion. 1t was further
Pesolred, That should said Convention
bs called. we recommend that it be held
at the Court House of Marshall county
and that the various townships unite
with ms in sending delegates thereto, but
should no such Convention be deemed
necessary, we ask the Conservative vo-
ters of Marshall to meet in their respec
tive townships and ratify the nomina
tjons of this aud the Meade township
meeting.
1t was further
Pesolred, That all candidates, whose
names are used before said Convention
should it be held, shOnld first pledge
themselves to abide by its action and
support its nominees.
After the passage of resolutions ap'
proving the restoration policy Of Presi
dent johnson, cOmplimentiug General
q. s. Grant, and endorsing tie platform
adopted in the Philadelphia i"nVentiou
of August l4th, it was
Resoirsd, That the proceeds - of thi:
meeting be signed by the Pr 7itent and
Secretary and forwarded 10 The Wheel
ing REGISTER for publication.
On motion, the meeting adjourned
...... ELIAS r. HARRIS, Pres't.
B. PILES, Secretary.
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Foreign News.

New YORK, October l2.-The Hi
bernian mails contain the following
items of foreign news:
The Opinion Rationale of Paris, Prince
Napoleon's organ, has an article urging
the necessity of confederation on the
part of England, Austria, Prussia, Italy
and Spain, so as to form power capable
of driving Russia back into Asia and at
the same time convincing the United
States of the propriety of attending to
the matter ot colsni2iug a continent at
Rome.
Austria is sorely troubled ia her foreign
relations The Russo-American alliance,
the Caadian revolution, the Mexican
question, the news from Mexico and the
reports from Germany all tending to the
distrust of her rulers and people.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-10-13
Train Thrown OF ihe Track cu :he
louisville and Nashville Railroad
Two Express Robbers Arrested.

LOUISVILLE, October Il Two men
supposed to have been engaged in the
recent robbery Of Adams Express Com
pany, were arrested this morning near
Seymour Their names we're not given,
but they are buewn as residents Of the
vicinity
AS the paymsstei's train of the Louis
Vile and Nash Vile Railroad was pro
ceeding south ward, the train was throw
off the track by rail which had been
loossnsd and pulled from its bed by men
as the train approached the vicinity OF
Bowling Green Mr.. Church, train mas
ter, was seriously injured by the over
turning of the cars The robbers cap
tured S1l 900, The Company offer $4,000
and one quarter of the money recovered
for the apprehension of the robbers
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-10-13

The MYSTIC TK-C. C. B. g. G ID. c.
The first of the initials above stand for
an old friend 10 the public, one which
every one win recognize and for which
every one has q kind welcome; We refer
to Goes Cough Balsam-the cheapest
and best preparation in the world Tor
groups, coughs, colds, aud all throat and
lung complaints The second are for
Goes Dyspeptic Cure-the only remedy
ever known that is sure to cure dyspep-
sia, indigestion, hatulsncy, and general
debility. Both articles are now too well
kno wn to need any praise from as Let
the afflicted al ways have them handy.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-10-13

THE ARLINGTON MoNUMENT.-In the
great vault at the Arlington National
Cemetery, Virginia. the plan Of the mon.
ument has already been prepared, and
the work is to be commenced in q short
time. 1t will stand on the top of the
huge vault which contains the remains
of two thousand one hundred and eleven
of our heroic dead, gathered from the
Virginia soil around Bull Run, Chantilly
and the country bordering on the Orange
and Alexandria railroad from Ball Run
to the Rappahannock.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-10-13

Who would not BE- beautifully Who would 10
add to their beauty What gives that marble
purity and distsagiA appearance We observe ny.
on the stage, and 10 the city bella IL 10 no lop
ger q secret. Thsy uss Hsgan's Aaanolla Balm.
1ts continued uss removes tan, freckles, plmplss
and r0u shusss. frsm the facs and hands. and
leaves Tie complexion smooth, transparent,
blooming and rayishiBg Unlike many oosmst-
ics IL Contains no material injurious 20 the skiD.
ANY Druggist viii srdsr IL tor you, IL not OF
haaa ct 50 cts. per bottle.
". q HA6AH, Troy, N. r., Chsmtst
DEhAs BARNES T. co,
Wholesale Agents. n. Y.
Saratoga sprias Water, sold By all
DIuggists
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-10-13

The New Bedford (Mass.) Standard
learns that the town OF Ashford in that
State is in the nands of few families
who have enough to make them comfort
able without depending on business; and
desiring to live quietly and not be
troubled with new comers, they are pref
ty sure to buy any real estate in the
town offered for sale. The consequence
is that the population Of the town has
decreased from four hundred and ninety
ln 1870 to one hundred and seventy eight
in 1863,
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The Cholera.

NEw YORK, October l2-Two cases of
cholera we're reported in the city yester-
day. Two new cases were admitted to
the hospital ship yesterday from the
steamship Helyetia, and six deaths oc-
Cured. The Board of Health was in
session yesterday, aud decided that the
cholera had disappeared Nomore daily
bulletins will be issued
There is now no cholera on Governors
Island nor on BedlOe's Island.
CHICAGO, October IL. - Forty three
cases of cholera and eighteen deaths are
reported for twenty four hours mp to .
o'clock to day.
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New York News.

NEW YORK, October I2.-Au inquest
was held yesterday on the body e. Bruno
Effery, river thief, who was shot by
VIM. A. Potter On Wednesday The jury
rendered verdict that the shooting was
perfectly justifiable, and Potter was i'm
mediately discharged.
The body of a murdered man was
found in the woods near Newton yester-
day, his head being crushed in. On his
person were marked JAS. Mathers.
The officers of the army who were to
start for the Pacific Coast and the from
tier yesterday, had their orders counter
manded, and it is not now known when
they will start.
The Henry Chauncey brings 81, ia ,249
i'm Treasury.
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Execution of Gonzales and Peiiie :er,
the murderers Of 0ierOs

NEW YORK, October 12-Gonzales and
Pellicier were executed shortly after 10
O'Clock to-day in Raymond street Jail,
Brooklyn, within few blocks of the
scene of the murder of Senor Otero.
They made full confession of their par
ticipation in the deed, and charged Veile
with being the planner ana chief assas
But fslncier was 7cam; tihn fr6ihtfasd,
Their necks we're not broken by the fall,
but their death was very quiet There
was no struggle on Gonzales part. Pei
licier's oontortions ere terrible for some
minutes.
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sUHINEss CARDS.
CrasnWeod Cemetery,
r.rEn 0N TWE NATIONAL

- VIN - -
spnAD, three miles East OF the city, Is nov
for Intermsnts, sale and improvement o.
',s II contains 81 acres of land, ana is iaia
-; -, tte most modern snd improved style
:. ne easily reached at ali seasons py the ga.
al - Road and for three -fourths o. Ins year
.~tte Hempfeld Railroad. It is psr,eeay 80
- sui intended to be beautinsa oy eSety
o - Of trees shrubbery, public vault
3.,.i 3i.nsi sJt;Goial lake fountains, &c, to make
ipsl aa, - ISs rest Rural Cemeteries in the
iq. isqua, ~ Ample provision Ia also made Tor its
::a'an-gsIasnt, order and care in perpstuity'
lions desirous of purchasing lots can ex-
70 the ground with the SuperIntenosnt,
- Sas plat, OF secure them by calling al tne
,,s.s al the Secretary Oh Main strest. oTsr tne
,.St If Wheeling. .,,. .,,
80 ions TTishingt to make internents WIN call
..s Secretary to obtain permits therefor.
>-..tefs of admission to lot holders ana Visi-
=. viii ba issueiby the sesrstai2; Y..,. .-
90 "'' A. ). SWEENEY, Prss't
~ Board OF DIRECTORS.
s-aenaT John A. Armstrong,
;! SnoSss asorga Adams
~ SInSb re. Jordan,
~ ASsai " NJ Z. A Hiidreth.
..oDt Rail.
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Mormon Peruiiaritiss.

Mrs. c. Y. Waite, late resident vt
Salt Lake City, has published book eI
planatory of Mormon society. From
this it appears that 10 we'll regulated
Mormon families the first wife stands at
the head of the domestic concern, and
the husbands will is paramount. The
details of the law concerning marriages
are peculiar If a husband has lost his
wife by death, before he had an opportu
nifty of attending to this holy ordinance,
and securing her as his lawful wife for
all eternity, then it is the duty Of the
second, first to be sealed or married to
the husband for and in the name Of the
deceased wife for all eternity and second.
ly, to be married for the time aud eterni
ty herself to the same man. Thus by
this holy ordinance bolh the dead and
the living wife will be bis in the eternal
world. Bat previous TO marriage for
eternity. a woman lose ber husband by
death aud marty second, and IL her
first husband was a good man, then IL 10
the duty of the second husband to be
married 10 her for eternity, not for him
self, but in the name of the deceased
husband, while he himself can be mar
ried to her for time; and he is TO enter
inte a covenant TO deliver her up, and all
her children, to her deceased husband,
in the morning Of the first resurrection" /"
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The Indian WARM Moniaua-For;y
Persons Killed.

ST.. LOUIS, October 1.-THE Demo
Gratis st. Joseph special says the latest
Montana advices report that forty min
ers out of party of ssysnty.fve. in the
Green river diggiugs, were killed by In-
dians and the remainder driven away.
The miners on Wind river were also
driven off by the Sioux aud compelled
to fee to fSe nearest fort for protection.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-10-13

II ss most delightful Hs.rtDrsss,nY
It ered!cRtss scTuf ana dsndru1
It Keeps the hesa cool ana oiesp.
At makes the hair rich, son and glossy.
1t prevents hair turning gray and f.llDg on
II restores hair upon pIsmstursly bald hes5s
IL IL pretty y-itis chesp-dursbls. II 1, Htspsi.
~ sold by the car load sDa yet lite almost inas9.
ltis demand 10 daily increasing, until thsre r.
hardly country store that does not tssp 10, or
fA1iiy u at does dot uss It.
q. THOMAS LYON, Chemist, H.. Y.
saratsgs Spring water, sSii ~ sIl
Druggists.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-10-13

HsiElsirssts iBiHlitabls Hair Celoting IL meta
dye Ali instantaneous dyes are composed o;
ity and beauty Of the hair. This 10 the gina
Hair ColoTilg, aud has been growing In favor
over twenty ysar- Il restores gray hair ts iss
original color By gradual absorption, In . most
remarkable manner. IL is also q beautiful hsif
dressing. Sold In two sizss-5o cents and IL
By aIl dealers. @. HKIhsTRRET, Chemist.
Saratoga spriss wstsr. ssld By g
Druggists.
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"Jss' so ,"-" Exactly I',-Salon Shingis said
they were there every time III he felt ~ owl
O." in the morning, he took Plantation Attters
II he felt weary at night he took Plantation Bill
tsrs; IL he lacked appetite, was weak, tAnEuid
OF mentally oppressed no took Plantation Bit
tsrs and they never failed to sst him On his
Few persons want any better authority; but
as some may, Just read the iolleving,
l9Ee much g. to you: Ter !
my life. REV. w. II. WAGv4xh
hsvs been Q great suffsr-
or fon Dyspepsia and had to- e sSsnaSn sss1ss
0Rv. q. A. MILLwo0D.
A-i New York City.
had lost al appstite-
and had perfect dread Of see.ety. -.
The Plantation Bitters have 81. me al night.
I1A' JAMES HELAIINWAY,
Tho Plantation Bifters have
ured me OF dsran cement Of the Kidneys and
Urinary Organs, that distressed me for years.
They act Ike charm G. q; MOORE
go Broadway New York
Home s School g. @ V for Solder Children says she
:" has given 1t to tho weak and invalid children
under her charge. With the most happy and grAt'
flying results." We have received over hun
ment is so effective as what people themselves
say of q good article Our fortune and our rep.
utation e at stake. The original quality and
high character of these goods viii be sustained
under svery and all circumstance. They have
Already obtained sale In every town, village
parish and hamlet among civilized nations; B6se
imitators try 10 come 80 near our name and style
as they can, and because Q good article cannot
bs sold AZ low % poor one. they nna soms sur
Be on your guard. See our private stamp over
the cork. p. H. DRAKE 4 Co.
New York City.
Saratoga sprias Water. sold BY all
Druggists.
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Lrsas ExIsAcI o. PuKg AHAicA QnaGs--
for Indigestion, Haassa, Heartburn, Sick 4ssl.
sshs. Cholera Morbus. flatulsacy; 10. 1S .
warming stimulAnt 70 required 1ts careful pre-.
psration and entire purity makes it chap and
reliable article for culinary paEpeses. Sold sys
sryvhsrs. st 80 cts. Per eestls. AK fsr LII
sarsfsga spvisg water, seIa BY al
Druzgists. fsel-sew
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Telegram hom Attorney General
stanbery, In Relation 10 the Fht1a-
delphia Ledger's Washington Dcs-
patch,
CINCINNATI, October 12.-In response
to despatch sent from this city to the
Attorney General st Washington, yes
terday, as to the truth of the Philadel-
phia Ledger's special Washington des-
patch, the following answer was re
ceived:
WASHINGTON, October II, 1865,
To Edward Ferguson
Not word of truth in tue statement.
No such questions asked
(Signsd) HENRY STANPERY
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SAMUEL P. WHEELER,

|, TIUANEs Is,,,,1.1, y C1aims 20 Csrt;Ssa
~ t,.,aTts Ali Officers, Soldiers, or Ssamsn dis
:,,i 10 the service Of the United States, ara en-
IA I to Pensions for lifsi and in case OF their
;,,S ss; tbs widow, orphan children, mother OF
...s- nf any such officer, soldier oz seaman, is
s;ii iisd to pension, and also the bounty Of one
.-rjrsi dollars, and all back pay due, MY fes
:. rsch case is FIVE DOLLARS, II the olaim
:, pspsion Ia collected. aud No CdAhSE y"
- f.ri5ad accounts collected on the most rsss
..itls terms. So. 80. IA. ca,,,s
5--ss wheeling Va, soYso
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DIR ID. ]. HENNIo,

1nIzE0PATIETC PHXSaCAAN'
n bas removed his office to Union street. he.
assn - Market and Fourth. onee hours i''iN
s5a. u; TO p. m; o TO y p m'
l.
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NO. s.: 90: :
.4.e-. lhl
Aqua DK MAGNOLIA.

A toilet delight. Superior, 70 any Colosne.
used TO baths the face and person. to renderth
akin soft and frssh, 70 alfay Inflammation, TO s. ~
ufaetured from the rich Southern Hagneis and
n obtaining patronage quits unprecedented.
II IL fzvorite with Actresses and opera lineers.
II 10 sold by ali dealers At o. 90 IN large kottles
and by DENAs BARNES Co., Nav York Whole
sale AEsnta.
Saratoga sPriaR Water, scid by al
DrugEists. ,kf1.telNa ~ - EESGc .GEHa
9--r--~ --r--.r. a..