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Maryland free press., 1866-07-19
The Devil Rebuking sin.

EB- That bosom friend of Possawotamie
Brown, the editor of the Odd Fe1oD.
treats his readers to chapter ON "Ruf-
ianism." induced by an apprehended at
tack on his person. by, what he styles,
'three drunken Rebels" and Indignantly
exclaims. "Three men thus cowardly at
tack one."
HWhat! is the editor and his friends about
to fall into the pit they have been for
five years digging for others? Have they
conjured up spirits which they cannot
quell, aud which now threaten to haunt
them? Pshaw! man, do not be SO ready to
squeal, it is but tho chickens you have sent
out that are coming home to roost.-
For five years, they have preyed upon
your neighbors 1t is high time you
should claim your own.
"Rufianism," forsooth. Why, it has
been the order of the day for years past
It has been nurtured, trained and encour-
aged by the Pulpit, the Press and the par
ty. Every man who dared to have an in
dependent mind or thought-who differed
from the policy of your President, was a
fit subject for the attacks Of your paid and
trained bands. "Rufianism." indeed!
Why it's your own bantling, brat of your
own raising and tutoring. If his manners
are not as agreeable as you would like-ii
you have taught him no better than to raise
his hand against his own father-it is bad
enough certainly-but don't disown him
don't abuse him-the fault is all your own
"T~ee men thus cowardly attack one ,
Why! the fellow is slow scholar not t.
have discovered that this is the game hi
own friends have played for many long
day-but then it was his neighbors oxer
that was being gored, and it was no bust
ness of his. It's lesson learned in you,
school. sir; leaf from goar book of tao
tics, and you should not "go back OF
your teachings without further proof o
your having been wrong. Your convic
ton is two sudden to be lasting. ffol
three men to attack one is cowardly, wha
would call ten attacking one? Instances o
of this kind have been numerous, but we sup
pose we have heard nothing from the Rad
ical Press or p ulpit because they could no
find language to express their indignan
feelings.
Three to one is "cowardly," eh. On,
would have thought from the "cowardly'
character of Rebels, and the reputed valol
and intrepidity of the veteran of the Ode
Fellow, that three Rebels would have beer
only breakfast SPELL" and the Who'll,
Rebel horde merely a comfortable fou
o'clock piece for him. But that three Reb
els-drunk at that-should have made thi
veteran keep close quarters at his hotel, il
unaccountable. He must have mistaken
the number-tlree, impossible. Old"Johr
Browns soul is marching on"
Maryland free press., 1866-07-19
No Deviation.

EgWe wish all to remember that saJ-
scripttons to this paper must invariably be
paid in advance-that no paper is sent from
the Office until paid for. From these terms
we shall not deviate for high or low, rich
or poor, friend or foe, kith or kin.
Maryland free press., 1866-07-19
The.sfSo- Called White Race .v

IH ane of the many bills introduced recently
lt0 the United States Senate by Charles Sum
ner, occurs the following sectiap
'iSoctiOn 5.'--That any citizen who has been
slave, or is the descendant ofa saye, or who
'oes mot belong to the so-ealed white race, that
ay hereafter. be unlaRfully deprived Of his vote
'ecover damages Of any such person In any dis
ct coprt of the United States for the district in
which Siah person may be found. " - 20
The bili.Nas ordered to be printed.
Maryland free press., 1866-07-19

RS- Gold was quoted in Baltimore. on Nom
a.,y, at l52. 49,. "a "''' '''' : "f'",
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1t. Louis Live stock aa,kes.
[ From Democrat of March 2oth.1

The week opens very gloomily in all kinds Of
live stock. Beeves are dull. hogs are dull. sheep
are dull; miich cows, horses and mules
The receipts of all kinds arc very light but there
is no demand to speak Of, and a general dullness
seems imminent through all departments of trade.
The weather is favorable and money is plenty
enough but still things seem bound to 20 down
meagre rs will be seen.
Beef CattIe-Receipts during the past twenty.
four hours. ITO head, at 4i@ &c.
Hogs-Receipts nothing worthy of mention
Pens are pretty well supplied, and the demand is
very light. The only transactions that took place
were 81 bead, 1850 lbs, at slc; IS head, 1925
fbs, at SIC, and head, Jumped off. at $45.
Sheep-Therc were 100 head received per river
to-day. There was supply than adequate
to the demand before these received. Sales
we're lo7 head at 81 s7A p head, and SO head at
s. IS q head.
Mich Cows-There is better demand, and
prices are steady. The only sales We could hear
of to- day were head at $57 each; 6 head at $50
each, and head at $45 each.
Horses and Mares-The week opens decidedly
dull for all kinds of horse stock Sales for the da
were % head at $50 to 80 p head. y
Mules-There were not more than dozen head
cold in the city to-day. There are a few Southern
buyers making their way into the market, but
they do not want many. The mule market may
safely be quoted dull and tending down, especially
On common mules.
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lsg19115a9 . - u !. -
So ~ go Z ,; NJ $ s sass ~ =
CeaGsses, - ~ basis q e1R AAeasial poesy ~
~ Asxt tueavs nonths AnA ~ ssoee1see9 y -
astivs spsstl novsnsla II Asa6ly II d1serip-
ton Of sssasitiss."
~ rs1iv rs6srrsd to, = indisss1ssy ~ bin
intsSn go - Mr. ohssn4n, pesst1GD ~ ~
aenreea6o amount Of leenl tsn1ef netss shah not
fail bslow fem laAdse3 A11 tvmUs ailIions Of
dollars, and that N IN surplus 10 ths Treasury
over twenty millions In esia. and The same amount
In carrsacy, shsl BE- used y satisfy the accruing
indJbesA4eA fef - flEsesss eaA fseitik =
bonds and interest bearing Ieeai tender notes. and
legal tender notes sAal not b retired faster then
st the rate Of Ave millions per meath. Ciseias(A
Gazette, ISM.
-TAs West Virginia State Wool Growers Con-
venticn, which met ct Wheeling on Thursday,
dnty OF ten cents pound, and IN nd valoreu duty
Of ten per cent ON III unwsshed wool, and tAhty
cents pound and ten per cent nd valorem on ~
washed woods which come in competition with
thoss srswn in hiseountry.
! The Bulletin, published ut Boulder county,
/ Colorado, gives the following as the prevalent
| market ratio: Butter rules at 81 00@1 10; eggs
81 Is per dozen; cows $75GD 100. Flour IL quoted
+ at high fgare-$lT( ale 90 per sack; wheat and
/ cornmeal l2Ac per n; moasses 50 50 per gallon;
chiekens $34 90 per dozen; and other srtielss in
| proportion.
| There are now ,643 National Banks, with q
circulation amounting to 1864 1885,, 800, and total
capital of S412, 693,23e.
There are three linseed oil mills in the State
At Burlington, lows City and Lyons.
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By Telegraph NEW Yokx, March H.
Cotton-slightly frmer With buyers ~ 3sa40c fos
middlng.
flour-More active but prices without decided ha nss
al, At leO5 50 for sound Extra State and 10
IS for common to good extra 4. Il. o., aud s itn
IL 20 for Trsds BrandA. market coeing quiet.
Whisky-western dull at T42g
Grin-Wheat shade hrmer. No Chicago Spring II
l g.. Rye quiet and dropping. Barley an fair reaues,
nor State Canada western l5si TO- Corn less ac.y.
and Ginning At for nnsound and i41ssc sos
sound mixed western, both in store add deli, cred
and &c for damaged. Oats dull and drsoparg At ss
aol e for unsound western, and Sc for surd do
Groceries Coffee dull Sugar dull at 1oi5D124 fol
Porto Rico and Cuba Museovado, and l1s9l2A for la
Molases dull; Porto Rico s00s5
Petroleum DullAt 24lx1 for Crude, and 8sa4o for
Refined in Bond.
Provisi1ns-Pork heavy and lower, at Is s012s .,
for new mess elositg ut o 70 for cash; Is 60 for old
do; snd q 5o22 90 for prime also 400 Dbl. M .,
for April and May. sellers option, 1t Is s0aS O. x
Beef steady at 10 o012o 90 for new plain msss and
20 50024 " for new extra mess Beef hans ksavy q
oos3s So Cut meats ste.d,; sAles 200 packages Il
llL0l24 Tor shoulders snd )sSIsA fer hams. ~
con quiet at l4S Ai6c for Cumberland cnt and 1917
ISc for short-fibbsd Lard heavy anf Io~ Il 81
email sales At 1s3s1ls1c Butter quiet at 7s0A5c for
Ohio, and 4o9eo for State. Cheese dull At l6@22.
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The what crop.

1t Is usual at this season of the year to receive
loud complaints from farmers that the wheat is all
winter killed, that the crop will amount to less
than one-half an average, etc.. but as the season
advances We find that We have enough, and to
sPare. number Of croaking paragraphs have
been going the rounds of the ewspapers Of late,
but here is one on the bright side, from the Alton
tIll.) Telegraph:
We observe that in some portions of the State
the wheat Is reported ruined by the late variable
weather This is not true Of this locality In
this county, Jersey, Macoupin and Greene, it
never looked better or promised more bountiful
yield than iseioes this spring We also learn from
the Beeville Advocate that the same is true in St.
Clair county. The crop this time last year
promised we'll, but was almost totsily destroyed
by rust only few days before harvest, but We
hope for better thing. this season.
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cfmanflal ano Commercial.
Monetary A6aiss.
By Telegraph

By Telegraph New York, March 81.
The Commercial says the stock market is more
active, but perhaps less firm than yesterday.
Stocks not hitherto touched by the bull cliques are
now being run up. The market is just now in .
condition inviting bold movements, aud it is not
likely that it will remain much longer 50 one sided
as for SOME time past.
Government stocks are quiet, but firm, except
10 40s which declined &c.
The miscellaneous list il quiet and steady.
State stocks are stronger, especially Missouri 81,
which rose "A at the morning board. Speculation
was less active, andmost Of the gold stocks were
fraction lower.
Money is quiet; the rate call is steady at 5
per cent
Discounts moderately active at G4@ y per cent
for prime paper, and SOS per cent for good
Names
| Gold quiet but firm, and rather scarce There
has been some buying to cover short contracts
made on Monday and yesterday. The price has
ranged at l2st@12ss.
| Foreign exchange is nominal, as usual on
Wednesday. Prime bankers sterling is quoted al
l07A(T l02
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The United States vs.. the Holy Bible and
Chitty's pleadings, Benton's Thirty Years
in Congress and Ollendorf's French Method,
Ike Marvelrs Reveries Of Bachelor, and
Burnet's Sphere Of Woman, &c. &C., came
up for trial before Judge Love yesterday
Uncle Sam doesn't make = raid generally
upon the works named, but only specially
upon such copies Of them as are found to be
the property Of one Winder, once spr,g OF
the legal profession here, and later better
known Is fit accomplice Of his father, Gen.
Winder, in the work of numbering Union
soldiers BY i'll treatment and starvation. The
case is not yet disposed Of The Narshall's
Proclamation reci.ing the books ana proper.
~ Of Winder, seized under Federal NV, w.
published in our paper for several weeks mo
ceeding the session ofthe court Il attracted
the attention Of the Dies Aoines Rseiser.
which in noticing the book list, says:
Il sssas from Tie sbovs snunssUEoa q
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By Telegraph NV York, March Il
Mopey-steady at p cent.
Sterling Exchange Rather more active 1t l017
Gold-withont ciitd change, ope rii 1871, sdvan
cling to l2Ssz, ard cio.nx ~ l2sl4.
Fr.ights TO Liverpool qutt.
6overnment stns ks with Mt decided change
Us6s 20 Coupons f'62, 1885,; do Of %, losk
US5s 1910 Coupons, er1k.
e. Of 81 Coupops, reg lo45s
Treasury Notes s-sos lst re,ies VII
s-so.. "a series, s95s
7-sos, third series, ss5s
b g Year Certificates, new issae, ~
STOCKS steady S. es -; Tenn G. 60 / " Cert,
2s3z: U Tel en- c aaJS krie sll4 Hudson lus
Read ng inH n G lo4 Pi,.s t1,4: Mssll1: NYEL
do pfd .sA, Tol HOY; h llsA: F, " a2A.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
chicago Market.

chicago Market.
By Telegraph CHICAGO, March q.
Provisions-Ihe pro vision nArkst b aInsst Hts3ess
and nominay lower for pork and lard. Mess Pork sOd
the extent Of 500 barrels At q co. Lard We lev.E
prime lots easily purchased lSc Bulk meats of
feved very freely 1t 10 thought the southern and soreen
demand fl shortly absorb the stock hand. Prims
pork quiet but Arm 1t "a So light sales At that
price. kpgiAh meats Armiy held; sAies Csnbssia.A
niddes at 1sAc packed
Dressed Hogs-Con'inue to arrive In small lots and ~
market 10 hrner. Light saies stli 20.
Flour There 10 movement In -four and ths market
l. dull and Entirely honinal.
Grain-1he demand for Wheat Is light and prices ars
shade lower. closing with sellers but buyers Of No
spring at 23A Corn more sctive and . SHADE nrmer
With taies Ale for No l. and $50 ss<c for Rejected
Cas- In better request but market ses+r with sales 1lc
for No l. and 2os Tor No In The narke& for Rys
Il inactive 52atsc for cept, No L. and Sic
for fresh receipts No barley inactive aaA quiet
would be entirely NOMINAL.
Misunderstanding deing.
seeds-Tfmo,hy ssed In fair denAnd; salss eonno. TO
choice At so@s co. Clover seed quiet at soOs IS
Flax Ara At eo12 a.
Butter-St arce and firm
Egss-In good supply and weak
salt-P rm at so for domestic nne.
Potatoes Good supply and dull.
Besf cattle-vsry good packing demand, and also
some inquiry for shipment 10 Penas, lvsna but pur-
chas r, for other eastsrn m@sgre Sales
4.O14 IS for common cows heifers Ac and 2sn5 80
for medium to good packing steers and S756s 50 for
good 70 choice gisdss.
Live Hos STEADY and moderately active At 3 OOA
sl2,4 for medium, and 2o195 30 for good to choice
lvts
sheepfn good supply and 159 sc lower, With sales
atA s7@s . for medium grades and 1905 IS for the
best.
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distresa, y alleviated by Goes Dyspepsia Cure
than b. any other one medical preparation sxtant
It il infalible in Dyspepsia, General Debility Las
situde, Weakness, no Appetite, Indigestion, and
is an immediate cure for any disease Of the stom-
ach and bowels.
Would also say in this connection, that Goes
Cough Balsam, compounded by the same firm, is
invaluable in all cases of Group, Sore Throat,
plants. meh20- d4w tue thr sat
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SEE . woman in another column picking SAM.
burg Grapes for SPEER's Wine. II b an sdmirs
BILE article, used in hospitals and BY the FIRST elias,
families in Paris, London, and New York, in pref.
ercnce to old Port Wine. + 10 worth trial and
Sives great satisfAction. Oct . : On
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Losr.-One. half Of the gold case off hunt.
inc watch. The finder will b Iheraaly ~.
wsrded, by returning it to Dr.. Seidlits.
mar2l-2t
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Gold Table.

The following monthly table Of gold fluctuations in
New York from the suspension Of specie payments up
to the at OF January valuable for the purpose Of
parison II will he seen that sinee the decline ia May
1855 to 12ssss, the highs st ront touched lag.
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JrDGE SEWERS Of Oskaloosa, is stopping
at the Deming. He is attending the United
States Court.
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We are indebted to the distinguished Sen
ator from Oregon, Hon. Geo. H. Williams,
for Senate documents.
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THs Union Republican Convention of
Rhode Island has nominated General Burn
side for Governor
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Messrs. Hess, Stern / Co, have completed
aud moved into their new store rooms below
First street.
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Wool MARkEr.-From VIM. LLOYD Garr;sor,.
Domestic Wool Circular, We learn that the Ros,on
wool market if very unsettled and that prices a..
e.u ,.s eown~sfd Buyers snow extreme apathy,
and liberal esaeessions viii not indnce.t them To-
..tgey. fine woods which have heretofore
safncd iait pssses aFe leee 6rm. lows woods are
qsossd:
Thyss4sas1sss - faM Mod Ney;,o. .6a<as7c
Aaf eseoa ..;...... Sc
oasfter Mod nd ssaaon .A5fG SOC
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MISS DICKIHsox's LECTURE To NIGHT
After great effort and much expense, the Ii.
brary Association have definitely secured the
services of Miss Anna Dickinson, and she
will certainly lecture in this city tonight. As
to her merits as lecturer there is and can be
no conflicting opinions. She has, by repeated
appearances before the most brilliant and
cultivated audiences, and by the eloquence,
elegance, breadth Of thought, and great power
of her addresses-well established her repu.
tation Is being IN the front rank Of great lee.
turers. Our own citizens who have heard her,
are enthusiastic in her praise.
BENZ. F. Taylor came here and Iectared
last week. The Association were Il much
expense to get him here. And be delivered,
ifnot the ablest, q least the moat interesting
and beautiful lectsre ever mads in Keokuk,
and an audience Of less than ono hundred
heard him. After it was over, and too late,
We heard numerous regrets INDUCED by oul
citizens because they had not heard Mr..
Taylor. See to it. that yoa do not have to
indulge similar regrets IA the ease Of Miss
Dickinson, but attend to night and hear lit
erary treat, that i. will be q delight INTO ycu
for years to recollect.
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randa buildiug, on johnson street, for rent.
Sec notice
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NV yoRK, Ma,eh7l
The following are the prices Of Mining Stocks 1t the
Board in Boeton to-day:
Copper Falls a2,< Franklin 3sL; Hancock l,tz lsle
Royal 12l< Minnesota TO- Quincy e; Ray s,a,e el<:
Boston Water Power eaL
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KEoKUK. IOWA.

BILLS OF LADrxo, in larss Or snall quan.
titles. for sale at this ONCE.
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The confiscation suits have brought strong
delegation of the Aseessorial corps to our
city. Several districts are represented.
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Total consolidated capital. !,

"The new arrangement will give the shareholders
in the Adams Express Company y shares Of new
for each share Of their old stock, and leave large
surplus Of property and cash to b divided hero
after BY way Of extra dividends. The shareholders
"a the National Bankers' will receive one share Of
Ia'i paid new stock ON the payment 81 50 per cent
~ e.cn original share. We hear il intimated on
the street that the surplus to be divided to the
Adams shsreholdoFs, over and aboye the $50 per
cent Of new stock, win amount TO q very large
sum, perhaps to : further premium of $50 der cent
on their original interest
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For Sale nj = bargain

MY present residence, situated on the cor
Az OF -,rth Morgan STREETS, lots :, and o.
block II t~o stov, BRICK hon-e. conta Mug eight
r,oms With - Ecod oosbuiidinxs there in Tie
city stable, sood an coal hou>~ aud So The
pr p~s all in good repair. The iu. veil LEI with
choice iFuit trees AMI shrabbssy Peach Pear. Qnce
Plum apple aud aarsry Trees all fru, arhg ide-
the house and three lots vtl ell and No
I upon which all the improv m nts situated The
pefty sta stsA in Of the bet mel
the city, only hse @iaates waie hvn nsiueas
poronNof Main 81 ers will BE- cold II fair and
upon fAyofasle tsrns Poesessios eiven mm-di t+ly
ones for fe~ DAYS At huntred ard Ry doors. II
not sold xill ship u 70 tAs oaasfacfnr+n. be
found the premises @eutionSI, 1t thu once Of
c,usssis = s~ysh. fesssl gro. ,. aAYrii.
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cen.eetiens llst.al Liz Iasa1snee CO


We clip the following frn ths New Yosk 1ndsper;
dsst ofaspt 18th:
Afhis Company vss sfgsniIed 10 1915 on tAs mrfrsi
systs. vfth the well novn advantage Of hrnisffYg
isarancs d ~ sstuAI cost j. the asous' q IL tr
nsss Il 10 tbs largest lie tpsnspcs Company 10 It
country and With the exception n op@ Gtrmap &c T.
psay ih- largest in he world Its Accumulstsd espiss
psa.ly Il hss paid since t,s kanisaitcs
over 900 go the families and Ct editors 81 dcsassA
nenbers. and has refunded over t3o0o 900 10 Doley
holders In divd>nds ssIplus premium Its present.
surpss q cee 900, from which the annual divi
lend Will be declared lst Il Rss. Iext The nuDbse
Of policiss i.sssA during she yeaE Wa SIS It's asss
II - 80 80 per yrar In receipts TOR frt0
80 aloDe bdsx Over half milton, which 0ors thna
paiA IT, Ioases for ,bs ysas ending 1st November lt
bren these Agsres notion LAY - obtained Of ths
imnsoas bpsine Ss.s " the ooDpasy. md Of the Cd
vaDtA9rs oe.ssA to insqyes YoiIer particulars VII b
found In adv ertisensni In smother column o. fhs
atvant~sss life insurance IL II scarcely necee4Ty 70
saY anything Oils day Lori ChaArsilor Lyndhursfe
renari, that no man With dependent family 10 me-
yeproaeA his lfe y not insured y not too strong
The duty OF insurance being sdstted the next thing
hnd .efe a.d cheap company and The cosDsetieut
Mutual 10 both .
IN Trs EYcx is the agsstfsr this popular company
in thu civ oct6
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cs.ssliaatis. Of x,re.. c.n,.n,..

The following from the New York Times, Of
Friday last, gives the version Of the basis Of the
contract but We do not think that it fairly repre-
sents the case
The recently established National Bankers Ex-
press has been absorbed in general consolidation
OF al the leading Express Companies. The Ma
onai Is to call up ffty per cent only Of their ten
m''ons o. stock, and to take the rank Of fifth
interest In the consolidation Of interests. The
other companies viii stand in the following rela-
ton:
ADAMS Express So, 00o, 600
hmesseen 5000, 600
Uniee Ststes Express. 5000 400
NarOoet BANKERS ......... 5000 600
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Aqua de MAGNOLIA.

"A TOILET ELIGHTl The ladies'
Treasure aud e~n.ismsas booai ne ..sve,esee
TIL e and largest qus Nty. NasuthctnreA trou H.
rich sonthsrp MagnelA Used bashn9 the f.ce e.d
person. 10 Fend the ski1 so ~ fsh 70 peeyeut rr
OF Z, 70 perfume clOsAiss. &c.
II overconDes the unpltaoant oaue Of nerae,vaAsc~
Il r-moves rsdnsss, tan, blosches &C.
II nesvous hsadacAe 90 eIles Ia em.,><so.
Il co i, seftens ard adr1 deleasy % the sajn,
II Yields -abdu.d snl Iaseina pssfuae
II cures mnoqaeto AetoS aoa lianD a. inoee3a
IT ontains NO material in,ufious % the .kiu
Patron1sd By Actr. sses aud Opega Dspreyp II h
what every lady should have Sold ever ~iere, Trv
the Magnolia Water Onee and ,oa viii use Is othar
Cologne, Perfcmsry. q Toilet water aftsrunr.s =
DEAAS BARNES 4 Co.
Props. axciusivs Assnes, n. T.
HA0AN,S MAGNOLIA BAIM.
This ID the nost dslghtfsl aad sxs.ssr6insy asticle
ever discovered Il shanxes The saa.bssns Sses ard
nsna~ e pearly .ssis ssxtuss % ssvsAag bssssy u
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