Old bottle shard id help needed?

[redbeardrelics]

This weekend I was rooting through some boxes of bottles and shards that I had not been into for years, and came upon some privy dug shards that I was hoping someone here could help identify. These first shards were dug from a Baltimore, Maryland pontil era privy. These were from a large cylindrical bottle (probably 9-10 inches tall?), with a huge tapered lip, and in a typical Baltimore sapphire blue color. It was embossed vertically, but all that remains to be seen now is ".....NOLIA ( with an upside down "N") / ...... SULPHUR"
This looks to me like it might have been from a Virginia area spring or mineral water bottle, but I am unfamiliar with exactly what bottle it is?
Anybody familiar with this one, or know of a photo of a complete example?
Thanks

 

[redbeardrelics]

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[redbeardrelics]

Lets try this photo thingy again!

 

[redbeardrelics]

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[towhead]

Closest thing I found: HAGAN'S/MAGNOLIA/BALM -Julie

 

[towhead]

Looks like there is a Magnolia near Sulphur, LA. too.... -Julie

 

[towhead]

Forget the Hagen's Magnolia, that appears to only come in Milkglass....

Some kind of SULPHUR WATER...?

 

[baltbottles]

Chris,

Here is an advertisement from the Baltimore sun in 1853, this is probably the spring your bottle is from.

Chris

 

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[redbeardrelics]

Hey Chris,
I think you found the eleusive spring!
Just visible in front of the word "sulphur" is the base or leg of a letter that is probably the "T" in "SALT".
So if this bottle held spring water from Suffolk, VA, do any of you Norfolk/Suffolk, Virginia collectors know if this bottle is currently listed anywhere, or if any intact examples are known?
thank you, Chris