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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-11-10
vomau.in De,:oi,, married seven

A yoman.in Det!oii. married seven
years, recently gave birth 10 four children
a, time. She has attained her present
proficiency by arilbmeiicsl PROFESSION
producing one, two, three and four ID
regular rotation.
Col. George w. Brown, who has been
Quar,erma as Ter General Of West Virginia
since September 1868, has been appoint,
ed Adiu,an, General of the State. 20 HI
the vsrancy occasinned by the reslena'
lion Of Gen. F. p. PlsIpoinl.
The tornado of las! Sunday week ce'
slroyed the town OF LarklnsviIie, Illinois,
leaving bu, one house standing. A girl
~ as killed and Der father severely wound
ed.
Harry HezeIline. 5 well known citizen
of Narllnsburg. died in Cumberland. Nd,
on Monday The 29th ult. His remains
were brough, 10 MaIlInsburg and inferred
on Wednesday, with Masonic ceremony.
A happy couple, who are both deaf and
dumb, were married d. Bryanrs Pond, IN
Name, the other day, the clergyman u.s.
ing The sign language. Quiet will reign
in that family.
Mrs. Dubsse, the only daughter Of
Robert Toowbs, has died al Washington,
Georgia.
Anexrebel writes from Washing ton 10
he editor OF the Mobile .4dcertiser, who
asks bis opinion about politics "PoIl'
! tics ! Bless your soul, have not read
newspaper for eighteen months. am
no. CITIZEN, and don't trouble myseI
abou, such things. There'll be hell &c
pay soon, bul lie none Of my funeral /; |
having died very dead, and been buried ;
year and half ago"
The Roanoke Iimes says that the en-
gineer corps Of the Baltimore and Ohl'
railroad completed .heir survey of the con
,emplaed route for the Valley railroad
last Saturday week. The route was fouh'
entirely feasible, and there will be no diff
fcul,y in establishing The terminus al Sa
lem, as proposed by HE charter.
VIM. Wales, editor Of ,he Baltimor
Commercial, hes been appointed Survey
or of The port Of BALTIMORE, vice 9. {
Fulton, uf the American, removed.
POWDERED HAlR-Very becoming
(hu,. oh how troublesome !! is thus /
become the fashion An energetic Ell
tort will be made next season by the lea
Jers of fashion in Paris 10 revive The Prsc
lice Of powdering The hair
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-11-10
Election Day 10 Baltimore.

Although trouble aud 'I"rng were an
,icipa,ed BY many Yesterday, ye, II Is
prali(, ING to stale THAI the e!ecr"h, close
" contested as i, was, passed oh c""psr-
suvely qniet, and tlsrr was hi'e or Moth
ipp more of incident Than IS common on
.uch occasions. During the day more
than the usual namber vi anxious irQulr-
els hovered about. asking eagerly far IN
formation, and iowSrd e'e0lrg II was
generally believed lhst the radical ticket
had been elected. TO The ssion''hmrn'
OF hun,reds and the qualification OF 'houS
ands, who were on The streets as the re-
,crns came in. i, became apParen! that III
conservatives we're triumphant. Socn Al
ter dark AL inmeu'e and enthusiasts
.,owd collected at the intersection o
North and Bslumore streets, which made
,ne welkln ring with shouIs tor Fresl
den, johnson. Gov Swami and The nom
inees, and old Mar land.
Tie radicals. being apparently iaSe'
By suryiIse. were perfectly. quiet. ma
kinp 10 Recommendation. The crowds Ie
NAMED in the vicinity Of lie ne"spape
offices until the returns were fully recei"
ed. Wien they quietly departed Tor 'hei
homes.
Tn, resell, OF the election, and the per
fcc,ly orderly position of the city, is
matter Of hearty congralulaton among a
ciiizsps who have HE honor and prospect
" Of ,he ciy of B<limoEe al heart
.Nnn-
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-11-10
nlarria9rs.

On Tuesday. 9Th uIl., a! !leJgesville,
by Rev. l.. F. Wilson, Mr.. Peer Shar0
10 Miss Nancy Virginia Butts, all Of
Berkeley county.
On the 24,h ult., by Rev. II. c. Nc.
Daniel, George ", Surui,k. Of LOudou
county, Va and Alice Charlton, Of Mar.
iinsburg, West Va.
On The 9th ulL by the same, lin. H.
Barton, Of Shenandoah, and Martha J.
LemoSter. Of Berkeley county.
At the residence of the BRIDES father,
near Smilhfelj, this county, Oct %, by
Rev. ID. Shoaff Mr.. Martin L. Payne,
of Berkeley county, and Miss Mary c.
DWen.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-11-10
DUFFIELD'S DEPOT.

7 TAKE pleasure in csllIng tue attention
of the Ladies 10 my large stock OF
Dress Goods, Bleached and Brown Mus.
lin, FlanneIs, Prints. Hosiery, Glover,
and my large aeOument Of Shoes.
TO The Gentlemen would say that
have the largest stock Of Cassimeres in
the county. and as am determined TO
sell them, look on, for Bargains. Such
pin there. IL ORDER therefore 10 reduce
business to irs true system. VIZ "Cash
or trade" will pledge myself not TO DO
undersoId by any House outside OF 'he
city, and al | ask is IN examination OF
NY Goods, that The Public can declte.
$4,000 feet Of seasoked LuaIber iof
sale.
| an cens'snry purchasing Wheel.
Corn, Rye and Oats.
J. II. l.. HUNTER
October 81, 1866. 3m
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-11-10

A HINT TO LADIBs.-A contemporary,
who has evidently been showed INTO the
mud, and also been 10 danger OF having
bis eye pu, out BY The tip of an umbrella
arm, takes revenge in the following IAN
suage Ladies, when Two OF 30" are
waking side by side, taking up every
inch Of DE cross walk. aud the day is
rain, and the aud drep. don't think OF
such ,hing as iur one OF you to step Ne
hind The other, 20 AS TO allow one OF she
s!orls Of creation" (wha' mlsnomer J
10 pas. YOU try.shod, but always Go as
,on did-crowd him of into the midland
keep yn,r umbrellas bolt urrlshI,'oH; as
no difference 10 you Il he has TO hold bis
al arm 6 length awsy from him SO as TO
avoid collision with you're; and then II
hooks sn lady-hke and becoming Tor you
to assert your superiority upon every such
occasion"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-11-10

SrpDEN WEALTH The Ne"ouTy-
per, lIiass) Herald says that one day
s<l week hard wosking young man Of
that place received letter hnm Ne"
York announcing tie death of an aunt
who lett a,lrsge estate, fail hall million
Gf .hich " III come TO him. Ii" appears
TO be very sens'be, as he IS an i""u''
,rioos and temperate man, and on Iecelv-
ing intelligence completed his days
uork as though nothing had happened,
aud alter having been 10 New York 10
confirm the facts in the case, has returned
10 hi, daiv Isbors, which lie will coniin'
lie Ill the administration OF The estate Is
cou plelcd.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-11-10
BALTIMORE MARKET.

FLOUR.-We revise our quotations
as follows: Howard street Super and
Gu, Extra IL 0OaS l275.
WHEAT.-We report sales Of 400 a
500 bushs white al So 35 AIS bushs
choice red al So %.
White, new, at 90 q
81 70; old yellow al LEA 81 20.
OATS.-We have only 10 notice a lol
OF 800 bushels al 69 cents.
RYE.-350 bushs sold al 81 so per
bushel.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-11-10

A CoRRKcTIoN We published few
days ago statement irou daFF'son-
burg paper 10 the feet that 'hs remains
of IN. late Gen. Wm. Z. Jones had never
been removed from The 6a,ile-helG where
lie ell, and suggested lba. they be
5rnugh, TO Lynchburs for sepulmIe.
TIE abingdon Tirgini"n coTrec's' the
s,a,emer,, Of tic Hariaonburg paper. and
saws ".he remains Of Gen. Jones were
long since renewed TO THIS his na'''e
county. and now repose by The side o,
hi. lorr(a,hers IN he burial ground OF ola
Glade Spring, in the neighbo'hooj where
h.was BON. His remains were removed
by Col. John Ernest, his administration
after railroad communication was rees'ab
lished as practicable -Lynchburg 'r'
rinian.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-11-10
Conmissionr's Office.

Commissioner Office.
Shepherdslown, Nov. 10. 1865.
NoIs.e is hereby given Ihs. at my o.
fee in Shepherds,own, West Va will
proceed TO execute The above decree on
Monday, December 3, 1866. at which
time and place all pe;son. claiming 10 be
heirs Of VIM. Grove. deceased. are re-
Quired 10 attend and establish Their claiIns.
c. E. ST. BIS.
Commissioner W Chsncery.
November 10, 1866. 4w
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-11-10
The NeS System.

4 CORRESPONDENT oil the New York Her
sld SAWS .-Residen,s Of LoudOun ami
Fsidax-make very favorable reports OF
the free labor system IN vogue mere GU
ring The last year. In rsHl'x county
patllculally gIeal many smaIi pos %
tho lsnd. have been taken up by whale
mon Ion The North AID freedmen. who
lave been very successful - present.
wear in raising crops. for which ready
market has been tound III washington
GeorJetowp AID Al'xandrI". While net
go many acre. have been cultivated as tie
tore .hs ~ar, sull he aggregate yir|d hss
b-sa Lrest,r. for the small ploW IN Me
hsn.lt Il practical farmers have bee" r
u.ornnrIlr e.hrsaied. TIE immediate
esT-ei f he n-s !aoor system hos been l."
greatly nrrrs,e HE value cf lands. 10
d,-a % such .n extent Is tins The csse
,hs, some o. thu cid planters say they
ar. smuly restled fr the lose oil ter
slave, @ e larle owner Of unlmProved
lands, vito hrId his lard b,iAfe he wal
al lhe nominal value OF from 81 % to
SIS an acre, Ia, been selling NE same
land since tive war ri irom SO {" T4V
nc, acre. IL considers hims'li donbIy
rumpen,a,rd for hi. loss Of property IN
slaves. Anolhcr large land holder set
gang Of negroes to work clearing tract
If one thousand or more acres, ana seH'
between Sky and se'euly cords ct wood
per day ,n;o Washington du'ins last WIN
trs AID s,r,ug, nslung son'e SO per rord'
xhlrh j. c'eat gain, The land being worth
c,nr. without .4an with lhc WOOD UPON
it. Ry .no,her scar tie believed nearly
all al Fautsx enc LoUd'Vn connNs' VII
10 y possessions OF so'sli farmers "ho
will cultivate he cod 10 us utmost capSc'
ily. -----
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-11-10
1 Fat Hogs, S Shoats,
! SOW and 7 PIGS,

with many other articles no, enumerated;
TERMS-A credit until the let ot
February 1867, will be given on all sums
over Ten Dollars, bond and approved 'e'
curly required. Sums of $40 and under
Cash. No property to BIS removed unIa
settled for.
Sale 10 commence at o'clock. r. NJ.
JOHN RAY.
G. D. McGlincy. AncuOneer.
November 10. 1866. Sw
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-11-10

THE USE OF BoRAx IN WAsHINe.-ln
Belgium and Holland linen is prepared
beautifully, because the washerwomen
use refined borsx, instead of soda, as a
washing powder. One large handful OF
borax is used to every ten gal. OF boiling
water. and saving soap is SAID 10 be one
half. For lsces and csmbrics an extra
quantity is used. Borsx does mol inJure
The linen, and i, soflens the hardest water.
A teaspoonful of borax added 10 an oIdl-
narv sized keule Of hard water in which
i, is SLOWED to boil, will elfeclually soften
lie wafer.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-11-10


In late article the Washington Re
publican makes the following grave
point:
The President is required TO swear
thai lie will preserve, protect and deleno
he Constitution If he United Slaiss' 10
the best OF his ability, and among 'he uh-
ties specially impo.ed on him IS .hls {:
he shall take care that HE laws be lal'@
fully executed. III is the CohSnunoh
which declares that al legislative r""s,
il vested in The Congress of The oni'eo
States !, il Tie Constl unon "Eich ue'
,lares how tina, Congress shall be organ
lied, and Of what il shall consist I" VII /:
two Senators from each Stale, and al least
zone Representative. When Tor shy
cause Congress denies 10 a States ms
Irgh, Of representation, in The Senate ana
House, i, violates !he Constitution, Which
ia the supreme Law Of The land. w rose
du,v is il ln see thai the laws are i'I'hlul'
rs executed ? Is this duty less lmpera'
lice because III. hansgressor IS Con
grsss instead Of The State ct S0wh CAR
oina ~
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-11-10

According 10 Washington repoF:s'
MiOistei Campbell las received his IN
s,rucnons, and will rlh = tl proceed 10
ii, pns, III Mexico. l. is now agreed
ih,it e Frsuch will soon be Withdrawn,
Maxiallsn al course going with them {;
TINT he Uuilrd Sla!es rscOgn re the Jua'
req Government, and undertake 10 sup
port il, If such contingency shall become
necessary that in consideration thereof
Mexico Will cede To tie United States a
large portion Of the territory OF Ehihua-
hua, and neatly the whole Of Sonora. ADD
al OF Lower CsI.f0rris. The line is
not means further than that II Is To run
i,nm tie RIO Gfande somewhere near ri
Paso f.c.ly TO The Calf of CaIliornla, so
as 10 Include on our tide ,he important
p"rt ni Guaymas. OF course all this
WI! hive to be submitted 10 Congress
before II can be carried through.
Henry CLA,'s PRtDIcTIoN.-ln his
letter To Calvin Collon, on September 2.
1913. Mr.. Clay SAYS: The present
Qpe'uou. ('he slavery question: 10 the
Free States will drsuoy all harmony. and
finally lc.ti Is, tlsunion. The cunseQaen
res ni disnninu sre-perpemsl ~a'--the
exir"'i"n Of he A'FIcsn r4cs--ui,iua,e
ts'ii ~ cespU i,ui.'
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-11-10

A PECULIAR SuIr.-At the present
Term of the Circuit Court for Pl'lsylvsnIa
county, Va, suit has been commenced
ags;ns, The town Of Danvllle, for damages
on account of liquors destroyed by order
of The Mayor, sbou, the lime OF The he sur
render of General Les's army. he IL
quor was destroyed as q precautionary
measure 10 prevent Struggling soiuie1s'
who were passing through in grea. mum
bers, from drinking 10 in'oxica'ioh' III
which event i, was thought the town
would be in danger Of mob violence.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-11-10

SoRGnUM.-This crop Is gradually oe'
coming one OF some value IN ffeoei,cS
county, and IN fact. Throughout the Valley
counles. We have beard o! several gen.
,len,en Who have been quite successful IN
lis culture this season. An acre oil ground
nlau,ed with THE cane will save the lar-
mer many dollars every year. and mas
hsen known 70 yield from 700 10 $50 gait
ions of s,rup. llisarrop worthy OF al
,en,iun NeWs.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-11-10
gJANDMN0& X}MND}}
CLOTHING
AND
GEITS' FURNISHING ST0RE.

WAVING returned from Tie Eastern mar.
* kels. respectfully announce TO tho
people of jefferson end vicinity. that |
have now on hand 6ne aud well select.
ed stock Of
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING.
Persons wishing to purchase will do well
10 call. as they viii receive CHEAPER
B.4RG.fINS and be bellet Satisfied than
IN purchasing elsewhere. $ Z TT 5
made 10 order, and warranted 10 give sat.
isiac,ion.
Thankful for past patronage. respect
folly solicit continuance and will en-
deayor 10 merit the same.
Nj. ROSENBERG,
Shenandoah street, 3 doors below
Oct 20-3m Mr.. Yaniis'.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-11-10
General CRAFT aud the presidency.

A sruIIruAn oi ,i.is ci'y, an in'lha'e
uetsruaI friend o. General Grants calico
an him in Washington not i"nS since
His ru.pnse was 10 get HE Influence o.
TYnplal Giant with the President IN re-
Ia;oa Ia Gu Office in The clW. General
G,,p,rrIi him frankly Ihat his name
acu j o. % n s-rsics 10 hltn' NV' ~ III
jufy lie said he had so'IcI'T" tu' very
lev fa,ufs VI tie Pt".ltenl, and 10 them
80 teyorshe res ,,onso sas reformed. lie
.s,d Dist, ore aay Nr Juhnsen sPuse Win
Alip IL I,lJt;nn 20 i. lie sad 10 ''ene'sl
GIaul: "You say lh.l you s'e noi
candidate I'll HE PlesIGsrc!. Now prom
,.s ne" sad lhe President, "lhai you
.l:l no! LEI, olr maine be u.ed III connec-
,on with ;hst fiee aac ! Nj! g'ani J"n
any la,ur III ny power 70 btsio" 10
Ri. Gci.ersl Grant replied q: MI, john
,un sm no, c.nGldsle. But suppose
,hs PEG, le ,uslst upon makilg me cne'
WA; can co! And besides, Mrs.
Grant hss been rereRl!y looking a, the
Waite House,. and thinks she ecu run
rhslss,.b.lsl n.snl quite as well as 1t Is
,Jurow. And you Snow Mr.. President,
TIA, these wcuen Will do pretty much as
,h,y r!sase. And Mis-. Grant would de-
,.JraIy object to my giving any such
premise" The President looAeo az II
!. did M, understand exactly whether
tbs was in ST or in esrnts''-Ne"
Io,k Correspondence Of the Boston
L0urnGi,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-11-10
Gle Alarkets.
ShepherdstoWn Market,

Corrected peekly by D. S. Rentch.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-11-10
OrArus FROM CnoLERA.--Mr. Daniel

OEArns FROM CHoLERA.--Mr. 'Danlel
Gable. formerly OF tins county. but who
has been living IN the West for several
YEAR, come 10 This county few weeks
AGO ON business, and while a; the house oil
A friend on Cedar Creek, was taken WIN
cholera and died in short time. lie
vile of VIM. Ln, kmIIl,r. who vailed on
him during his illaess, was taken down
with the same disease on the IAN. ana
died in few hours. DR.. VIM. II. hei-
fer, for,ne5ly of this place, who was al
tending physician. also fell victim to
the sane disea-e on the 25ih u]l. Dr.
Baldwin Of Fred, rick, attended Dr' hei-
TER. we understand, and gave II 90 his
,.o;n;on ,ha, the case exhibited all The as
osc,s Of cholera. lis supposed that MI
Gable brough, The disease from the West.
No oher caser have occurred that We are
are Of Shenandoah Herald.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-11-10

ILLNESS OF GENERAL WIsE.-Ii is
with deep rcgre, tina, we learn that Cen
eFsl Henry A. Wise is lying dangerously
sick of the cholera al his residence. the
old Marshall House, on the corner oil
Marshall and Ninth streets. He was ia.
ken with The early stages Of the disease
on Saturday. and il has moi We, yielded
10 medical skill. : He is under the treat.
menl Of DR.. Observation-Disclosures Times.
The New York papers announce The
breaking up OF various Specializing move.
men,s in The necessaries Of life in that
city. which has caused mos. gratifying
decline in prices. Pork has fallen four
dollars barrel. wheat from FIVE 10 eight
cents bushel. and corn eight cents a
busheI. Buyers. i, is reported, even al
these reduced figures, are very scarce.
Bo,,on, Nov. 1.-Two gentlemen Of
A African descent have been nominated By
the republicans for the next General Leg.
isla,ure. Charles J Mitchell, self.edu.
Gated negro. and printer by msde. was
nominated in The weaIlhiest and most arts.
locraic ward in the city against one OF
The leading lawyers Of Boston.
REDUCTION OF Toll ON THs CANAL
Il is a source of congraiuIauon That the
pres iden, and directors Of the chesapeake
and Ohio canal have reduced The toll on
Ina, avenue Of trade twenty per cent. Il
will benefit not only the coal interests
but all classes of oar people and stimulate
greatly our material pEospeTi'y.-Cum'
bertand .3Negunian.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-05-28

they read was simple, earnest and graceful. 1t
would be out OF taste and unjust to draw q die
tincton, for they all acquitted themselves with
occasion.
There arc few Christians who arc aware that
this rite is administered in the Jewish Church.
Were We to mingle more with each other, not
only would narrow and unjust prejudces be done
away with, but minds would become en-
lightened on subjects that it behooves US to
know.
said this was the feast of lowers-I should
havo added, and OF the frat fruits. [Sce Lev.
3xiii: 15] Pentecost signifies. fifteth being fifty
days from their passover. 1t ia also the day kept
in commcmoration Of the giving of tho Ten Cora
m andments to Moses on Mount Sinai.
The priesty benediction was given by descen-
dant of Aaron (this never being allowed to be
said by any othor) in tho original manner of that
OF the High Priest in tho sanctuary viz: his face
entirely covered with the talith and standing un-
shoa Immediately before tho Ark. 1t is matter
OF tho deepest interest to SEQ how this people,
through time and upder tho most peculiarly try
ing circumstances, have Chung to the religion and
rites of their forcfathcrs. There must bc some
thing noble in race that will thus adhere,
through persecution and privation, to what thoy
deem to be right. AN EPISCOPALIAN.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-05-28
Confirmation Mt the Synagogue.


An "Episcopalian" writes to the Richmond Eli.
an,iner as follows: ... .'a r:, "
On Whitsunday Witnessed most interesting
ceremony at tho Jewish Synagogue; it was tho
confirmation administered to nine young persons,
aH OF whom were known to NO. and in whom I
feel peculiar interest. Never, even around our
own hallowed chancel, have over seen more
beautiful, more solemn, or moro touching ritual.
This being with the Israelitas the feast of flow.
ers, the church was tastefu'v decorated in the
extreme with garlands and t .4uets. The candi.
dates ranging from the ages of 12 to Is, arrayed
In robes OF spotless white flt emblem Of their in.
nocence, with white wreaths and garlandB, walk.
ed up tho aisle with such modest dignity, and
looking SO sweetly pure, that involuntarily the
their innocence. :" Coo .s- - -0'',7'''7 -
The Priest, Rev. Mr.. Michelbacker (than whom
there is not to be found more learned or moro
eloquent man in our n1idst), made most beau.
tiful and appropriate prayer, followed by ser.
mon from the text, "Without relieion the peopie
become unruly 20, 18-olosing with an
taking also this teXt TT lay before Won lise and
death, blesBing and cursesn-Detit ii. Ga . His
discourse displayed his usual energy and zeal.
and his appeal WAS filled with auoh graceful aim.
iles such tender solicitude, and such aectionate
earnsstness, as to impress itself indeiibiy on the
hearts Of the hearers Two, OF the buds Of BRO,
mise were OF lhis own household plants God
bieas and keep theml G;2ltH oahu. rH5T'Eos; : :
Esoh' candidate then fsad talodd d bro 3.
fession Of faith OF her own c6mpobftlou ~ ana
really the thoughts and style Of each deserve tho
highest commendation. The manner In which
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-05-28
Aqua de MAGNOLIA,

TOILET DELIGHTi THE LADIES' TREASURE
and gentleman's booni The "sweetest thing"
and largest quantity. Manufactured from the rich
Southern Magnolia. Used for bathing the per.
to render the skin soft and fresh prevent erup.
lions, to perfume clothing, go.
It overcomes the unpleasant Cdor Of pergpiraton
It removes redness, tan, blotches, &c.
It cures nervous headache and allays Inflammation
It cools, softenB, and adds dencacy to the skin.
It yields subdued and lasting perfume.
II cures mosquito bites and sttngs of insects.
It contains no material injurious to the shin.
Patronized by Actresses and Opera Singers. II h
what every lady should have. Sold everywhere tn
the Magnolia Water once. and you will use no other 90
logne, Perfumery, or Toilet Water afterwards.
DEMAS BARNES Il 90.
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