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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-07-25

One OF the correspondents who visited
Garibaldi at Como. says:
II was surprised to see a hefrty, iovial
man, with great blonde beard. But
lor the cyeglass ho used, ami the stick
l!c carried, there were no traces visible
OF the waves Of Time which have dashed
against him, or Of the crucl bullet which
strnct hlm at Aspromonte. He gave
me bis hand, and hearty, sailor.lil<e
grip into the bargain; and il it be snob
bisllto have wished to kiss that horny
paw, | am glad to have been, for once
i'll my life at all events, n snob most
egfcgions. l SUPPOSE he wore lie 10.
nowned red SHIRT; but this garment was
not visible. His upper man was all
swathed N one OF those ample striped
blankets, through hole in which the
head is passed, and which arc called in
some parts of South Amcrica 'gregos, :
and i'll Mexico 'serapcs.' AS a head.
dres she woie u velvet cap Of the pork.
PIE form, and very coqucltislly worked
with gold embroidery. And il there be
no peril of falling into the Eat.os by
allIdlng to a llcro's bools--I think there
Is no such peril; for are not the boots of
Napoleon al inseparable part, of entity 2
| may mention that Garbaldi's extremi.
ties were sllod in 'doubictso!ed, square.
toed lace ups the possession ola pair Of
which would have instilled great JOY into
the heart ola British clodhopper, but
which would scarcely have excited the
admiration ofSilverstick in Waiting"
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-07-25
Lalcr fro] Europe,

Ne" YORK, Judl7 The steamer
Peirre has arri"e1. Prussia and Italy
has refused the arn,. &C. InI Italians
have crossed the Po.
Lord Dcrbv's Caqact has been in
stalled. |, is rumore ll,,t Arch. Duke
Albert will snperintda Benrdck's com
mand in the Aus,rialIlrmy. The Ans.
trians evacuated Lon karAy.
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Correspondence;


To lion. James Il. or, GJvcrnor of
SouM Caroiina: ,... !.
AS there seems to be conflicting tcs.
tmony OF an otherwise trustworthy
character, as to suffering for want Of
food in South Carolina, and as General
Sickles has disapprovcd Of tho ration
returns, upon your statcment that tho
want is very much exaggerated, and rs
these returns have been referred to me
for official action, l respectfully request
from you some Statement .tlial will iusti-
(y me for Withholding supplies, for real.
ly it is not tho purpose to give where
there is not absolute want, and IN no
case whatever to encourage idlcnrss, but
the direct reverse.
o. 0. HOWARD,
Maior.Gcncral.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-07-25
From NtWh orii.

New IonH. July Nothing has
been heard from the clipper Monarch
OF the Seas, now four monihs out from
Liverpool. There seehs but liulc doubt
that j, founlercl at sna with all ON
hoard. She had G74.(pR,igranls and a
crew Of iiily.four. RI vessel was
valued AZ one hunlrcb ana iwpnl.Gyr
thousand d,lIars. h}swas Insured.
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Markets..

NEw YopK, July 10 Cotton stcady md
-unuhangcd; sales OF 1000 bales Gold
5lk. -Four declining g---Sou,hcrn SS15 Is
Wheat duh. Pork heavy, quoted nj $3l 2G
Lard dull. Sugar-Stuart's Hob COT
fru closed bu)ynnL
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-07-25
From /. WaSlnglun,

WAsn;SoroS, JE II. !. Freeman
Clark. comptroller ofEArrcncy, ha, sent
IN ms resignation. Tvs question orthc
election OF President Ei The Senate to
succeed Foster, wh}m term expires
with ,he pres mt scssib, is Being consil.
cred by The Radicals.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-07-25

Coy: Orr, offs. c., has appealed to
Gen. Howard to issue rations 10 peoplo
of his State. He names q dozen dis.
tsIcts whore people of both colors arc
crying for reliol. Corn is very scarce,
and relief positively necessary.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-07-25
From Mexico.

NEW YonK, July 10. --latest Mexican adj
vices report Tnmpico and ruxhan taken by
he Liberals Geucrnl Som .Lrcd deserted
the lmrcrirlis,s and surrendered the former
city. The relations Of Mnximiian md
Marshall Bosini rrc said TO be untricndly,
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w AsiIINGToN, July II.

General Grant will ins,ruc, General
Thomas that the facts stated in his t.le.
gram do not warrant the Interference of
military authorities. The alministra
ton o! the laws and preservation of the
peace in Nashville belong properly to
the State authorities, aud the dntv Of
the United States forces is not to inter.
terc in any way in the controversy be-.
tween The political authorities of .sh.
State. and Gen. Thomas will strictly
abstain from amy interference between
them.
e. NJ. STANTON Soc War
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1ouctrp.

~ some curiosity has been evoked by
from the famous song Of the
"rcFm"" FWhrrinnd." we give the sririlrd
English version Of James Clarcn &C Mancan.l
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TIE
FAIRFIELD HERALD.

Is PUBLISHED WEEKLY RY
sinil ';trd Dcsp Srtcs 81 Go
Terms The lI"nALp is published Week
~ IN The Town of Winnsboro, ut $500 in
rareohip ia aI,ancs.
l@+y" All transient advertisements to be
paid in advance
Obituary Notices ana r;:buc; 81 90 pc
square.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-07-25

TIE, GRowTm OF WHEAT. - Judge
Russell, ofIron county, produced from
a single grain of wheata stool OF seven.
ny stalks, averaging twenty-nine grains
each, or an aggregate Of two thousand
Gre hundred and seventy five grains.
Wore bushel and half Cue ordinary
quantity sown on ali acre, and produce
in tho proportion this grain ha, done,
the yield would be S2624 bushels OH tho
acre, ]. AS the hundredth part of this
quantity isa large yield, and more than
double the average crop in the state, an
interesting investigation would be to dc
t"rmnc what becomes Of the wheat
sown. Who can tell 2---,S. Louis Re-.
publicun.
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The TcuneSScc llwiSiDtnrr.

W'sHlNGrON, JuIyyll Thr fOllow.
ing dispatch was rccclgcl to day from
Maj. Gen. Thomas:
.NSy1Afsls sJA,lo' ! 4.
LIEUT., GENERAL. FfsXSr: Some Of
the members ol the House of Rcpre.cn
;atves ofthu Tennessee General Assem-
bly conduct themselves in Il very re-
'ract"ry manner. absen,ing themselves
to prevent quorum, thus obstr,tcEng
business The Govcnor cannot manage
them with the means at his disposal,
and has applied to me fr military ;,ssis
tancc. Shall | furnish it?
GEo Fl. THOMAS, Mai. Con.
The following answer was immediate,
ly given:
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Tho want Of correct tidings from sl,o
field of war in Germany ap2 Itoly Is
cleyerly explained by a Correspondent
ofan Englisl, journal, who has been
hunting for General Caldin,'s army
without finding il. and remarks that It k is
difficult, indeed almost impossible, for a
correspondent to give any really trust.
worthy accountof events ina country
who're tile press seys nothing, tho co,n.
Try people know nothing, and you are
not allowed to go about and see any.
thing for yourself" IS
~, ~ tsy3 j,
,ilcw mineral has boon diecosere,l 10
i .niil iaiiing 10 pcr cent of iodine 4:
cargo or II VII i,IrcDrcscnt9,,5 4, 5o,i,lnc se'9S
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ErnCl NlOrilz Arndt.

TIE GERMANS rARIIERLAND.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-05-03
New York market-moy e.

C0TT0N-Frm with more doing; held at os93Ic
for middng :. .a +...
FLOUR-More active and steady; 81 80 80 for
ex state; So e599 10 for extra round hoop Ohio,
and 50 2O@9 80 for trade brands. market closing
steady b
W1isKY-Q at ss26922sZ, for western
. WHEAT-About 10 &c better, but very quiet; old
No. Milwaukee 81 SO; white Michigan 81 65.
RYE--More moderate Request; western 7Sc.
. CORN-AbOut h@Dlc lower; IS Sge3c for unsound.
S4aS5c for sound mixed western, in store and deiY
cred, and s59s5%c for new yellow western, deliver
ed
OATS-Dull and lower 4494sc for new western.
and 5T@5sc for old western and Canada.
#. O0FFEE-Dull.
Il. SUGAR-Steadyi lO,l9llc for Cuba. and roc for
Porto Rico.
/ PETR0LEUB Firm at 2eh@27c for crude, and
429421c for refined in bond. .r- t.l.
. PORK--EKcited; and higher; S2S 0O928 621Sc foI
new mess closing stp 500 90 regular way; '$26 75g
CAT 25 for old do and $2l 25925 90 for prime; also
$3.50 brls new mess. for May June and July, sellers
and buyers option, % 00B25 rs.
BEEF--Steady at previous prices.
BEEF HAMS-Firmer at 40jSt94lHc.
CUT MEATS-U Unchanged II sl2c for shoulders
and l89l71Sc for hams. '... "-- q. 81.
BAC0N-Qpiet a! l41lc for Cumberland cut, and
l59l5hc for short ribbed. .--........ ..
LARD-Dulland heavy at Tx a20%c.
BUTTER-Quiet and unchanged
CHEESE-Dull at l6 g22c.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-05-03
Cincinnati Market.

C0FFEE-Prices remain steady for common Rio
A. 2923 &c; fair to good do, 2426 and choice q q
27hc per b., Java is steady at 35S4Oc for good to
choice
FLOUR-Superine is firmly held at Ss2599 90,
Sl2 OO9l35O -.. r,- r...0- =
WHEAT-Extra old red is sin held at % 80, No.
at 81 1902 As, No. at 81 2592 30. The offerings
Of new are light; No. would sell at 81 25 and No.
at % 0O92 65. Rejected is held at $l 1901 80.
CORN-SOme sales were made Of No. mixed at
Soc In bdlk and elevator and 69970c in sacks; white
is firm &C. in bulk and 75c in sacks is in re-
quest at 5sl960c at the landing and depots.
LOATS-Dull 4lc for No. g and 46c for No. l.
RYE-Quiet but firm; SO9s5c for No. and No. l.
BARLEY-A fair request at 81 Pool rs for Cana
da spring, and 81 l09l 20 for State fall.
ASSES Porto Rico 9O995c; Sorghum 40 .
&c. and refined sirups 75c9$l IS per gallon.
.PORK-There was an improved feeling in mess,
with an active demand for new at s2S OO92s2s
BACON-Scarce ear sides are firm at l71lc, rib
sides l6c, and shoulders 12Ac. all packed. Plain
hams are he at 10 9 20c and sugar-cured do at ZIG
22c. canvasSed and packed
BULK MEATS-ln good demand at lie for shoul-
ders lac for sides and l6c for clear Sides all loose
but &c more is generally asked; 10000 bs rib sides
sold at l4c. Hams are held Al l7hc packed.
| LARD-Dull and more freely offered at20hc; SOME
lots Of prime city kettle rendered could have beer
| brought at 20c prime head is held at l8c, and
gut at l7jEc. but there is little on the market.
SkED-Cl0ver is stagnant at IS 90 per bushel
| Timothy is in demant, but scarce prime would
| bring "a co. Flax in demand at 80 30.
| SUGAR-Raw II alIH; yellow refined 149l5c
white soft refined l5Sl52lci and hard refined 1910
l6Hc. ..
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-05-03
pIurder Near FeIici1y, Ohio.

Yesterday morning, about o'clock, a
terrible murder was committed on the pike,
one mile east of Felicity, Cermont county,
in this State, in which a man named John
r. Tennyson, formerly a resident of this
city, played prominent part.
At the hour mentioned, Tennyson arose
from bed, and, procuring gun, shot his
wife in the side, and then beat her over the
head with the butt of the gun. Her death
was almost instantaneous. After having
committed the deed, Tennyson went to the
town, called on a DR.. Bradley, related to
him the particulars Of what he had done,
and asked him to 90 with him for the pur-
pose of seeing the corpse. DR.. Bradley de-
clining to accompany him, the fiend started
alone. He returned, however, few hours
later, and gave himselfup. He was placed
under arrest, but about three hours later
managed to make his escape, since which
time nothing has been seen or heard of
him. The cause for the commission of the
terrible deed has not yet transpired. There
is the most intense excitement among the
citizens of Felicity in regard to the matter.
Gin. Gazette, May 2. 4a
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-05-03
FROM BALTIMORE,
Annual Session OF the American
Medical Association,

BALTIMORE, May 1.-The 10Th Annual
Session OF the American Medical Associa-
tion was held this morning in the Concord
ia building. About 200 delegates were
present. DR.. d. FL. Slower, of Boston, the
President elected last year, occupied the
chair. Vice Presidents Drs. Dunn, Almy
and Hippin, and Secretaries Drs. VIM. B.
Atkinson, OF Philadelphia, and G. Morgan
of Baltimore, were present. The EXPIRES
idents and Vice Presidents of the COnven-
tion were invited to seats on the platform.
The President called the meeting to order,
and in response to his suggestion DR.. G. G.
Cox, chairman of the committee of Ar
rangements, welcomed the members to the
hospitality of Baltimore, trusting that
when leaving they might bear away many
pleasant "reminiscences of the Monumental
City. DR.. Montrose A. Potter, who lastyear
was expelled from the Association, was
unanimously reinstated, having been fully
exOnerated by the committee to which
the papers in his case were referred. DR..
Potter was conducted by Drs. Cox, Ordway
and Sayre to the platform, amid great ap-
plauOe, and expressed himself much grati-
fled at the action of the Convention. The
greatest enthusiasm and unanimity pre-
vail.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-05-03
Cleveland MARKET.

FL0UR--City made Xxx red held at Sll912; dc
XA white $l29l3. Country brands Xxx red 80 25 q
10 so; do do Xxx white $40 259ll. Good to choice
sdring held at range of 80 9009l000 r
WHEAT-Sales to-day are cars No. Milwau
kee spring, part to arrive at 81 80 from sore car
amber Michigan from store at ~ co. 800 bu new
amber Michigan from store at 81 80. r.
CORN-SAle l car No. / shelled, at &c, from
store.
OATS-ln more demand and firm for No. l. Sales
ssrs No. Ohio at 4Sc from stOrei 400 bush at 45c
from store. 3D.. o.. .-
P0RK-No. City mess held at s27 90; No. 2mess
$26 co. clear $50 %. -
LARD-Cty rendered in tierceS 200; do in kegs
2lc. b.. -.a t-
ISHAMS-Steady. Sales 1900 lbs City sugar cured
canvassed and uncsnvassed, at 2l&22c. Country
cured held at l992Oc. .,.
SHOULDERS-Ci cured steady at l4c. COun.
try cured l8d1l4c.
BAC0N-Held at lsc for clear and 1ac for sugar
cured
MESS, ,BEEF--In moderate demand and steady.
Sales 20 brls at Sl6 90. Extra mess So 90.
DRIED BEEF-Saes 100 bills at 23c.
HIGHWiNES-Quie and steady at 90 1902 "a.
ALC0H0L-Hed at "a 1874 81 for 9s per
cent. Cologne Spirits, 9s per cent, "a 60. Neutral
Proof Spirits 80 3592 40.
PETR0LEUM-There is some inquiry for bonded.
and We note sales Of $50 brls light straw to white,
New York delivery in May, at 42c, and $50 brls while
same delivery and time, at 44c. Refined free is
quiet and steady at 53955c.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-05-03
XXXIXth CONGRESSES Session.
WASHINGTON. May Q. 1866.
HOUSE.

WASHINGTON. May ., 1866.
HOUSE.
Mr.. BLAINE. of Maine, asked leave to offer the
following resolution:
ResolUed, That the Presidento of the United States
be respectfully requested, if not inconsistent with
the public interest. TO communicate to this House at
the earliest practicable day, any authentic informa-
tSaS m Sy b.rbsrnn Of n So
city of Valparaiso by the Spanish feet on the 2st Of
March ut. Also, TO inform the House what instruc-
tnns had been given by the Navy Department to the
officer commanding the American feet in those wa
MIR. BOUTWELL, Objectod SO the resolution was
Mr. COFFROTH. of Pennsylvania, offered reso-
luton, which was adopted, instructing the commit
tee on Invalid Pensions to report by bill otherwise,
smeasurs granting pensions to all the surviving SOL
| MIR. JENCKS, of Rhode Island, from the commit
tee on Patents reported bill providing that upon
appealing the first time from the decision Of primary
Office the appellant shall paw fee Of ten dollars.
The bill was considered and passed.
MIR. JENCkS from the same committee also re-
ported bill TO give au increased pay to the Exami,
ners and Assistant Examiners Of patents from April
| 1851 to August 1866,
| Mr. WASHBURNE, of H., required an explana-
ton which brought out the fact that the bill to
pay certain clerks for performing the duties of q
MR. Er' 'HRRDINGE, of ILL.,. compared it to an effort
to pay COlonels who act as Brigadier Generals the
pay Of the higher rank and moved to lay the bill on
the table, which motion was agreed to.
Mr., CHANDLER, of N. Y :, from the same COM
mittee, reported joint resolution authorizing the
Secretary of the Interior to apnoint three commits
sioners to examine and report oh the patented ma
chinery and inventions that may be exhibited at
the Paris exhibition Of 1867, with power to employ
the necessary draughtsmen and photographers. the
expenses not to exceed 900.
After some discussion the bill was laid on the table,
Mr.. HUBBARD of Connecticut, from same COM
mittee reported bill for the relief OF PhilO B. Ty
ler looking to the extension of his patent for inn
proyement in cotton presses, the though the
patent had not been already extended. After some
opposition by Messrs. Upson and Washburne the
bill was laid on the table.
Mr. ELLIOTT, from the Conference committee
on the disagreeing vote of the two Houses on the
Cuba Telegraph BILL presented report. The Sem
ate agrees to the first amendment of the House, Civ
ing the Government of the United States the free
use of the line at all times instead Of only during
time of war, and to the second amendment of the
House limiting the toll per message to $3.50, with
an amendment adding these words Subject, how
ever to the power of Congress to alter and deter
Mr.. RANDOLPH, of Pennsylvania, moved to lay
the report on the table, which would carry the bill
The motion was neGstived and the report Of the
Conference committee was agreed to.
The House then adjourned.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-05-03
ATOuching Tribute.

At the old cemetery in Macon, on Thurs
day, we learn that the ladies universally
decorated the graves of the deceased Fede-
raj prisoners, as they did those of the Con-
federates. Under the Christening influence
of sorrow, all resentments vanished from
the pure hearts of the Macon fair, and they
adorned, indisGiminately, t.G Qr1pes of the
dead ofboth sections as the uiCtlms Of a COM
mon calamity. Rev. Mr.. Warren, Of the
Baptist Church, delivered most eloquent
and touching address upon the occasion,
and with feeling alluded to this affecting
incident.-Mdcon (Ga.) Journal and Messen-
ger, april 2s. .,..., d. aela4
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-05-03
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abroad, and to-day she Is
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octS-dkwlJ

FOR MORE THAN TWENTY YEARS MA.
THEWS' VENETIAN HAIR DYE has stood the
test Of trial. and is constantly increasing in public
favor. lz
It is the best and cheapest in the world. Price
75 cents. -.......
cit gives beautiful, luStrous, natural color,
It is complete in one bottle
1t does the work the first time. e.
Itdoes not crock, smut or stain.
Il does not rub of or fade 90 'l' '- "
1t always gives satisfaction. A child can applyit
THIS HAIR DYE is manufactured by peculiar
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It infinitely superior to any dye in market.
In using THE VENETIAN DYE you avoid
that RUSTY. DEAD appearance by which dyed hair
is so easily recognized when an inferior article
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Invest IS cents. and you will be convinced
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:
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-05-03
New York stock Market--DIay 2.

/ ST0CKS-Stoady. Chicago g. Alton o. Mil
waukee ST. Paul 81; Alton & Terre Haute 34 Mil
waukee 81. Paul. preferred. OF; Cleveland d To.
ledo l041S Chicago North western preferred. 591S
Cleveland Il Pittsburgh s2h: Michigan Genital
Island l24 Mariposa preferred, 24J{; United States
6's, '6s, l154; Treasury Notes 1OlA United States
&c, 81, l05 Missouri State "a.
DAT the o'clock open board--QuicksiIver 54J<;
Western Union Telegraph SO; Erie lO3I; Reading
1854 Michigan Southern q Northern Indiana 7sA;
Chicago Il Northwestern, 25k; do preferred scrip,
70hi PittsbuTgh. Fort WAYNE Chicago SO. -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-05-03
COMMERCIAL MATTERS.

q New York Money Market-Way 2.
M0NEY--lnactiyea and firm at 5B6 per cent.
STERLING EXOHANGE-ActiVe and frmer at
l09H9lO9I
G0LD-6ctivo and frner; opening at 1851. adj
vancing TO 1881, and closing at f27T. '' b
b EXPORTS-The steamer Persia, for Liverpool,
to-day, carried out Sl25 900 In specie.
GOVERNMENT STOCKS "A shade easier.
FREIGHTS-To Liverpool, quiet.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-05-03
HAGAN,s MAGNOLIA BALM,

This the most delightful extraordinary article
ever discovered. 1t changes the'sun-burnt face and
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imparting the marble purity of youth. and the de-
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roughness from the skin, leaving the complexion
fresh, transparent and smooth. 1t contains no ma
teral injurious TO the skin. Patronzed by Actress
es and Opera Singers. It is what every lady should
have. Sold everywhcre. Retail price. so cts.
Prepared by W. 4. HAGkE, Troy. N.
Address all orders to
DEMAS BARNES q CO., New York.
oot9-dkWly ,rr. BOD.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-05-03

pointed during the recess, except in cases
OF death, resignation or expiration of term
of Office, has such strength in the Senate as
would guarantee its passage by both
Houses, either as an amendment to the APP
preparation bill or as a separate bill.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-05-03

ktOllst delight The ladies' treasure and gentle
mems boon The sweetest thing" and largest
quantity Manufactured from the rich Southern
Magnolia. Used for bathing the face and person.t
render the skin soft and fresh, TO prevent eruptonS'
10 perfume clothing, 10.
Il oyercomes the unpleasant odor Of perspirAtion.
II removesr redness, tan. blotcheS, DC. .-.
Ncures nervous headache and allaysinAammation.
IScoOls softens and adds delicacy 10 tho skin.
IItsields asubdued and lasting perfume. /.
Itcures unusqueto bites and stings Of insects.
IN contains no material injurious the skin.
lPatroni1ed By Actresses and Opera Singers. II Is
what every lady should have. Sold everywhere.
TRY the Magnolia Water once and you viii use no
other Cologne, Perfumery, or Toilet Water after
wards. -
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Props. Exclusive Agents, N. Y.
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