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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-14

4 AEEtGE OF NEW ORLEANS SAY AVIS
~ INSTlTUTION.-Ofc No. 4f Canal s!reet-lncorpofa.
ted under Act of the Legislature, 18th March, 1850
The office of the Institution will be open for the recepon OF
Deposits morning Sundays excepted) from to O'CLOCK
and on Saturday evenings fron s to O'Clock.
Deposits of One Dollar and upwards will be received.
The employment of the funds strictly limited by the ACT oil
Incorporation the Public Debts of the United States OF tie
State of Louisiana and of the City of New Orleans.
Loans upon of unencmbered and unmproSed Real
Estate within the limits of the city of New Orleans exceed
ing 60 per cent. of the appraised cash value.
oas pledge the Stock of the Incorporated Banks in
New Orleans exceeding GO cent of the market value
All Interest Profit derived from the employment of the
funds is be distributed semiannuay among the Deposor
No Trustee directly indirectly borrow funds
receive any pay ernolunent whatever.
Certificates of deposits having interest at rate to greed
upon will issued for less $1,000 deposited fora
TRUSTEES.
George Eusts A. D. Kelly, William Vogel,
W. n. Mercer, Geo. Urqubart, R. B. Sumner,
G. G. Duncan, a. Heine, George JONAS
Wilhelmus Bogart, z. N. Wood Thos. A. Clark.
Thos. A. Adams. z. A. Bradford D. d, Wither5.
N. MERCER, President
4; AJ p Eda41' KEiiLY' VIC. pr..,..,,.
r. B. SUMNER,
p. y. WITHERS, Treasurer.
RCopies Of the Act of Incorporation and Bylaws
. obtained OF the office. e2SlE
| BACKING YAESN-IIO coils for s,,le by
ALFRED KEARNS
| rSO 2aw5t Y Magazine street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-14

SkS FOR PHILADELPHIA = REGULAI
kFu9sA IineThe AL fast sailing packet schooner Mary
ElasJ. Hoyt, Sgbee, master, having most of her carg
engaged will have Dispatch For balance Of freight
sage, apply to w -
a25 GEO. W. HYNSON Il CO., 50 Camp street.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-05-02

A singular, and. it may be added, q
most dIs1racc.ul scene took place on
Thursday evening. On the outskirts o!
the tOya ruas u narrow stream among the
lieiis, called the river RJther, oFerwhich,
on the Hasland road is u bridge called
Stony Bridge. This WIS the spot fixed
upon for the performance ofthe ceremony
We are about to describe. About lOJ Or
10 persons, chiefly women, are scatter
Cd on the verge o, the water waiting for
the appearance OF the deluded fanatics
wAo arc to be Clipped" they call to
each other from opposite sides, aud crack
jokes ot the blost Indecent and shameless
character. 1t is past eight, and quite
dark; the moon being obscured, and not
a single star out to shed even gilmmer
Of light. Two or three candles are bro t
down to the water, and stuck in mud By
the side, and presently Il coarsc-foatured
man dccends into tae middle Otthc stream
and takes up position under the arca OF
bridge Tnis Is the priest who is to per-
form the ceremony. lie has nothing on
bat Il 1air of trows3rs. tucked up at the
knee, and waiscout with sleeves. lie
intlmatos to the attendants that he Il
ready, and in few minutes emerge from
a house two or three hundred yards off,
men, (somc hall. aud others entirely ma
ked and they walk over the ground which
is strewod with. pieces OF broken bottles
bricks. and tiles to tAe water. They are
O. mp fled ID plss through the women
who line the b9nks. aud the remarks
which onsue arc rcvolting and indeheatc
beyond description.
Oac by one they are received By the
priest, who, amid shouts Of laughter dips
each individual, pronouncin~ over them
the fornula--s'i, being commissioned by
jesus Christ; baptize thee for the rcmls-
sion OF thy sins, in the name of the Faith
er, the Son, and the Holy Ghost As
he uttcrs thcsc words he lays them b.
meath the water. aud the individual who
is b3p.izcd being in every case bin
dad BY the water, there is a struggle to
rise, aud on several occasions both priest
and baptized rolled over together in the
stream. Asmay beimagined, this afford,
immense amusement to the mob, who
testify their appreciation by clappin@ Of
Ian Is, shriaks and roars of mcrriment.-
We viii not shock the reader with any
attemT;, al description of the scene amid
which the women were baptized. Enough
has been said to show thc disgracotul
trovcsti ofrcligion whico took place on
th4t evening, and from whish every man
VITA remnant Of dceency in his eompo-
.it,aa FetntAaA with feelings Of deep
shame and disgust, - Cor. Manchester
Lag.) Lromtaer.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-05-02
Down ora the lli4tggate.

Young men, remeMbar this story
The lion. Frugality Elath.ad, who died
worth three millions, says, among the eel
ebrated axions which he always wore
pasted to the heels of his boots, that he
never knew man conc to much who
didn subscribe for, or at least borrow,
one p1per, a& 1
lne man that dent takcnis county pq-
per was in town yesterday. lie brought
his waole family ia a two-horse wagon.
lie still believed that Gen. Taylor was
President, aud wanted to know ii the
''Kamschatkid' had taken Cuba, and it
SO, where they had taken it. lie had
sold his corn for twenty-five cents-the
price being thirty -onc--bat upon going
to deposit his money, they told himit was
mostly counterfeit. The only hard money
he had Was some three-cent pieces, ana
those some sharper had run on him for
half-dimes! Ills old lady was smoking a
'cob pipe and would not believe that
| anything else could be used. One o. the
boys went to a blacksmith shop for plir
OF shoes and another missook the market
house for church Alter hanrin~ his
hat on a meat hook, he piously took Il
butcher stall, and listened ts au auction
cer, whom he took 10 be tie preacher
lie left before meetin' was out, and had
no great opinion OF the ''sarniat." One
Of the girls took lot Of seed onions 20
the post Office to trade for letter She
had baby, which she carried in sugar
| trough, stopping ut times to rock it on
the sidewalk; wnen it cried, she stutI,d
its mouth with an old stocking and sal 2
Barbara Allen" The Oldest sd w,
"coon sklns,' and was on a "bust.'
| When last seen he had called for glass
OF soda and water" and stood soaking
| gin = rbread and making wry .aces.---
iha shopkcsper nistakinE his meaning,
! had given hiou IL mixture ot sal soda anu
water, aud it tasted strongly OF soap.
Bat he d heard tell of soda and water, -
and was baund to give il > fai" tr4nl
| Some town fellow came in AVID called
| Tor lemonade with ..Ay" In it: whertup-
Oh our 'soaped' friend turned his b, X
and quickly wiped several flies ia.o bis
drink. We approached the old gentleman
and tried 10 get Iii to "subscribe,' . but
he would not listen to K. lie was Of
posed to " internal improvements and
ne thought - larnin WIS wicked inv en-
ton. aad culrerw4tin nothin' but vanity
aud w2Xatiop." None oi his anily ever
learned t. read, but one boy. and he
teache4 school awhile, and t4eA vent to
study divinity. -a a-t
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-05-02
A Ilausp. Mistake.

n Paris correspondent tells the fOt-
lowinr xi,,yular story.
4 yerv anna .ior 6istorette il told OF
Cauot VI, n Gentleman of fortune, his
wife, and q youur man who may be dcs-
,ra,tcJ - H. 4 The Latter sia.nlo
r1erk in opc of the railroad Offices. and
the count are cot~ins. The Countess, +
verv h,,.tig,l and r,,aar coacri,ad W.
n.n rval ,,h.n,;lv with her husband
tI,. -. -. ran = ,...,r INST she b,. hann
.,,,I.,. tha ,I,,ts,,t nm, w.s s,z,.r-
=, .Iv !, love u.it,, h..r. t,vsry l,nk the
a.,nIia,,,n II pn,n her w,pn thav met
-rarv nrasgura ar the hand. every new
r,.t ry.rv fre.a irwin Of n,u,,,ctos
WIS iat1rpret,d IT, IN evidence of ar
lnn, tbnn ,aut nm Lava ore nir,t
.,n;tc late. Ir \. htarl = rim At hi,
t,,, rn,, onaninf, il - his yr.,t
,,azennnt he hphalI. in his naciuraai
visitor, the fair Countess. attircd in q
travelling dress. and elrrrjnr in her hand
nar iew.I Gus, "Isnry." sid she
tf,-,,gipe her arms arouai his neck. "f
nav. com, tg raaqira rsaIr l,lr and faith
cal attachment. =" Ithaf a,taeh4cnty /
!, Hae n,l ,rstan1 r,a"' ..v,ar atts,h-
a ut I, Az. ! haya read il in YOUR ev.rv
h,k tor months st You A,ye me, Nv
husband j. ano.l.t.r. Let "a, Nv to aoanc
distant Iaad" Nonsense ma'a.l, love
.,nt navr tAog -ht II suah thinu, yop
must have been dreaming. As to ayina
t. so.na d.stans lana-;ou know very well
that H. an ennl,va,. a.a dsp.ai.n. for
bread upop modest salary. How the
due ar " to I've one year in distant
.itnII xlonIl like +. l1owt "IIerr arr
nv Jewels. nar wants wiIlbetriiinr-'
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-05-02

NaGG) SvrFRl4E N Nav lo2N.--
The ,.e..siol o, ta3 Drad s3o.t cas- his
lad a. eT2at upon tn Ny Ger, L2-.s-
lHura t. cause tle s5l-e G. Ill toe
amending the Constitution of tAs. State
in su.a WY that aaI:oss nay per
nitted to vote without tn2 property qrai-
iacaion. Says the albany .L&faat:
"Tae Constitutional Amendment i
al1pt2l BY yery hrg yoa>-la ua@ai-
.aaas eaa 5, lar - ta2 K plbucn5 are
cone rnod--the jaint resolution graz ing
the right o. sufraze t. Nil citizens with
out Distinction O. coler, has baan passed
throu IA beta Houses. Ii has yet t. BE-
advp.cl by another Legislature, aud sub.
sega My ratified by the petp.e at t..
pyIls, b4lore it can t.he effect.
The experiment If not new one. Col
ored men have voted in Massachusetts
ever since the Declaration os lnaepen3
ence. They have voted ia Maine eTei
since her admission as state, and IN
Rhode Island ey.r since she bad writ
ten Constitution New Hampshire ant
Ncraonr granted them the tight to sott
upwards oi half a century ago
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-05-02
No. IS.


a
In hi. lust Icttet from iG.e""I ~ G ,n
UDme Jo"raa1, Mr.. WINS a'S, 1N't''''e", -
with his peculiar saIi, seen" "ni'" a.
had with 3ascI upon rec@ht '1S'' - 'i'
city.
/ was standing upon coo'-s''f 2 val
ting for the answering OF a boi' Waeh'
chanc,ng 10 leoA over nay sAo'.aeF' 10"
Il bcG2cr @trl III tuc middle Of lhe street,
her snp>h"d feet hall baFtcc Ia i14 n'a art
and snow, and her badfag[Ieu rags SNOW
ing that she had been al cay On nef pie
-rima~2 Of unwelco nod want. Directly
before hcr, in the mad lay a magnificent
boa3aet camollas, viotcts, ami roses: and.
vita another ia her hand "hich size had
just picked up--as large almost as TIE
din@y basket on her ar'a---s he 5000 mo-
tiontess as statue. lost, evidently, In the
thoughts it had&wakoaed. Ih.two cost
y and still. beautiful bouquets lad been
thrown iuto the street, apparently, as 40
longer fresh cno0-h ior the service Of
weath and bcauty-hersoh shanGinS to
be the lrat b@--4r to prss ty.
'.5ao ight be s-vcntocn or eighteen
years Of aye, her face pale, he. features
thin aud expressive, and hoT hp' tightly
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-05-02

BY CHARLES SWAIN.

The Heart il hath it's own estate
The mind 1t hath its wealth untold;
1t nerd not fortune to be great
While there's q coin surprising gold
No matter which way fortune leans,
Wealth makes not happiness secare
A little mind hath little means---
A narrow heart Is Always poor.
Stern Fate the greatest still ensbrals,
And Misery hath 1t. hi gh compeers;
For sorrow enters palace halls,
And queens a.e not exempt from tears.
The prin ely robe and beggar's coat.
The seytae and sword, the plume aud plougl
Ar il the gave Of equal note
Men may live but in the eternal Vow ~
Still disappointment tracks the proud,
The bravest meath defeat may fall;
The nigh, the rich the courtiy crowd
ind there's calamity for ALL
Tis not the house that honor makes
True honor is a thing din ine;
II is the IN nd pre- ceaenee takes
it is the spirit makes the Shrine
So keep thou yet a generous heart
A steadIast and conten:el mind /;
And not till death consent 10 art
With that, which friend to friend doth bind.
What's uttered from the life within
Is heard uJt by the life without;
There's always something to begin
'Iwixt life in faith and life in doubt.
Bul grasp thou Trath---tLou-h black appears
The ragged path her steps have uoI-
She'll be thy friend in osheg spheres
Companion in the wolf ofGod,
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-05-02
A Knock D0WN ARGUMExT.-A b

A KNocN DowS AEGUMENT A boy
was caught in the act Of st4aling dried
berries IN troHt ola so'e the other day.
aud was locked up in a dark closet by
the grocer. Uo commenced begging
mos. pathcticaIIy to be released, and
alter using all the persuasion that his
young Imagination conld invent. proposed:
"Now, il you'll let me out and send
Tor my daddy, he'll pay you for the ber-
rias aud lick me besides
The appeal was too much for the gro
Gerry man to stand out against.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-05-02

kEKUx Axn FoRr Das IoiNEs RAEL-
RoAp.-ll WedaasI3y last the first
Nv MY njIes Of this road WIS formally
opened BY an excursion partly troh
X aokuh t. i liast The Gate City
people are rejoicing over tae event, aad
confidently anticipate the early coopl't-
ion of ths Grad to Bentoasport, distance
N 3S miles tro il heokuk.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-05-02
SPRING.

come |, I c3As lc uaFe called me long
| come o'er the mountains With llsA. ana song
Ye may trace NJ! sseps ~ tue waAening ear.' --
+; the " inas which tell Of la yioet's blrtn-
BY tae primcose-stAIs IN tae shadowy srass--
Ey the grcta !oaEes olonias 4 as.
aRs UgIAYs.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-05-02

The frequent use vi asparagus ia re-
commended strongly in affection of the
chest aad lungs; in fact, asplr-us Is Que
# tha m rst wholesome as the most agree,
able vegetables We possess.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-05-02

DEATH FROM THE BITE OF A SPIDER -
\ lady named Ana Eliza Tyler died sud
osaly Oh last Tauraday night, in Rich
mend, Va, from the bite OF a spider.
Sac was bitten on tho right caeek the
night before, and, died the following
evening from the effects.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-05-02

The following condensed opinion OF
"woman rights wiA remain true ana
In .ul force long after the feminine mis-
antarop,sts Of the day shall have been
| forgotten:
l believe in woman as the equal Of
usan, in that she equally with him was
created in the image OF our Creator
And believe that the dignity and worth
OF human natare consist in that lik, ness to
God, 50 csscntiaily and only, that after
tai, all other distinctions fade and are
lost
belicv2 that woman is inferior to
| man in that she was created after him.
and dependant upon him.
| believe that man possesses a strength
and comprohensiveness ofinteIlcct, which
enables him to grasp vast and coMp'i-
cated subject, and reveal its intricate
relations, which woman can only compro-
bend after they are once uuravcied.
j believe that a woman p assesses o
| deicacy and acutenc3s Of perception,
which enables her to feel her wav to
arany important aad practical truths,
which man reaches BY q longer and more
iabor:ous process.
believe that many women surpass
| many men in intellect.
believe that many men surpass many
women in feeling.
baiieve tAat neither the Yigor Of
mans lutclI c., nor the accuracy OF
wo:uaa' $ tact, can avail to save them
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-05-02

Il0UsabEuPINU.-" hat IS the mcau-
iug u tdt- yoa5lJu steak on the butchers
b,.&, Eri4s~t? ! A~Tou { seen 1t on The
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-05-02
Os.aR.sls. yIDs -.
<:O,DIsTlH HOUSE,

T'p' hNa
THE Undersigned haring rehted this llon,e.
promises IT, gse entire satisfaction to the
travelling public, and sniciis I'll | pat, onage.
A. ii. p WHITTIER. Prop
n. q. aIcssr-. Graham Il TO- un Daily
Inc of ilacs~, in connection " - ID" iail
road trains from this House Wifon. ilif
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-05-02

The American residents o. CONSTANT
nople number 40.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-05-02

Ezy- Love without money is Ike pa
tent leather boots without soler
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-05-02

" Nob.dy ever lost any thing hy love,
said a Sac looking person. That's mt
true" said a lady VINO heard tao rgmaf&
"fe- | once lost three nigAte' sleep. -
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-05-02
CLOVER HOUSE.

= W CLDFEf. Pr p 'Gy
coRSrR Or sEcoSD x WALNUT SIS,
Ms al -, ~
passene. rs and Ba.glge conveyed to and
sroE, tie Boa;s I'd ats rrr Of charge.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-05-02
AsstGIITEGTyJtsr..
.IsY isUsf;sRUP.

K JtNEt. .f.R, NlLToH, Nus
w cafiae 60. Iowa. NatcH.-, Clocks an
Ir.crY safeinily repaired and nauan.ea. 10 ly
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-16
MY FIRST PUBLIC SALE.
Il - q II FIELD

NJ THURSDAY. the % Of Nav next On the premises,
" VIII sell the following Building Lots al Of vi ich are
wen worth the attention of buyers
remember property IN and aronnd Nashville Is advanc-
g most rapidly and he who delays buying this year vii
nave 20 pay large advance hereafter. The Lots sba Of.
ON WATSON sTREEr-six beautiful Lots oopos,t. m.
baek 1s2 feet TO Is feet alley These sr s hat are r
closed vim the best cedar picket fence that can be made
ON kOSSf Ii sTREEr-In EOustou's Addition L,tS 40
30, II, 81. 81, 81 and IS lat the cornor f hs. ~,
80 feet front and lTo feet deep Aiso ia Ne ~ o
woodland street, In this AddiliOu surrounded win ne-
plank fence. ~
ON FATHERLAND sTREEr-Lot Is, n. 70 and 70 In
Bood's Addition. - - - - -
ON TITHEsIAND sTREET-Loss No.ss1ss,a
ON RUSSELL srREET-LOts Nos. IA, Is, and f6 in
Zolicoher's Addition.
ON WOODLAND sTREET-No. 10 90 n. % % ,,d "a
in Bloods Addition, Immediately opposite the neat bu,d
ingz being erected by Mesrs Hcks Darden and Nog
gan. THESE LOIS shall not brag any thing coald
3 about them would fall far short Of the truth.
on TIE GALLATIN PIKE-Lots. Nos. 8, g. O. IL n
and 10 in Fosters Addition. -
Lots Nos. s and In Bood'S Addition.
That handsome Lot adjoining the residence Of Wash.
ingtOn leo feet 'front.' and running back 240 feet street
the side. A
That handsome Lot adjoining the residence ofsr Iessur
fronting loo feet the Turnpike and running back 20 et
70 an alley.
Two handsome Lots the Turnpike in sbsDy's Addition
being Nos 1S5 and 1856. -.-rr
TERMS-These Lots win be sold on credit Of one, two
and n years. for notes bearing interest," en-
dOrsed and lien retained
sale positive. omni61sses As usual
:. r. GLAscoeK, Auctioneer. NAV Is
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-16
THE CHEAPEST PROPERTY.
AND BEST BARGAIN.

I Am Offering at a great sacrifice that vaiuabls
Property, College Mn, Immediately opposite the
Unvcrsity long oocnPed BY the late d. TOost The
lot fronts sixty eet Market street. with the front
College. The HouJe Is large and tOmmodious, and the
whole, at the price Dfer is Is a ereat Bargain.
C,aboTnes' Vmnbus has practically moved College Hill
right in the Public Square, any wanting resi-
dence convenient bnsness would do this
Propety. Gallon A.V g. LINDsLkY.i
Apr. 80, 81 Bau ~
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-16

LlNDSLEY'S ADVERTISEMENTS.
POstpOnemeht.

He continued inc elneneyo Of The westhtf sscsnEed
ne 70 pospone ny frss public heretofore ADJ er.
nsed TO come oH N Edgefed the inst until UkSs
DAf, the 2sih May next TIE wsh Examined be.
ore ne day Of sac, being saed that the tbey are
seen me moie hey VIII grow n public favor
A. v. s. L1NDSLEY-
l. K GLAscocK, Auctioneer. ID --rrruaet M3yf5
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-16
F a O. E'S
PERPETUAL LIME KILN.

THIS kiln will burn four hRntred bushels OF Lime
Stone which, II good stone, Is equal 20 thou and
bushels 81 sagsed hme In twsnty four hours with lo1T
cords of sood and u perpetual in IL operation, the line
beng sa,n three sx hOurs from the base, and
repenisbsd the top oi the enpola ras Is bat the
dinay every day espasiy Of he Kn hss been aben4
Anty demonstrated BY those already IN operation. al
also much better ms tt4n tha3 burned 10 the
dinAry wAs, all the stone being perfectly burned.
Anf number Of rci&oie cerurrAfes ~ the cnpaciy Of
the Kiln aud any other Information in reference H.
w he iurnshed application BY letter Otherwise 10
the subscriber who agen for the sale Of rights Aae pa
ting up Kiins iu The state Of Tennessee,
J. A. RICHARDSON.
McNnnvle Jan 90 1ks- {an81-slaW9m
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-16
FOR SALE.

LOT IN South Nashville College street, beyond the
n Medical ColtEe, hontins 60 feet, teiTg tie Lot
which RiVes' Carpenter Shop orueTly stood. For sale
cheap. Apply 10 A. V. :. LINI SLEY,
marck26 SO College street,
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-16
CINCINNATI ADVERTISEMENTS.
CoUNTEERErE1TT!
OAUTIoS TO PARTIES PURCHASING
S, N. PIXIES MAGNOLIA WHISKY

v ~ ~ ~ n " II 4 "
TTNHE UNDERSIGNED uanufactUrer and sle Ga
proprietor Of the above brand Of WHISKY, ~
would respectfully inform his customers and pur s
chasers Of his eeeb aed raDd that there has
the Charleston and other Southern markets counterfeit
Uf tie above WHISKY, being poisonous initiation branded
similar TO his brand; passes up1sr the name Of 8. Dke
Magnolia Whisky Cincnnati, Ohio and other names sim
lar TO s. N like As here is party in this city Of the
Of g. N Dixie, it is intended to impose and deceve
those who would urchase the ne brand. make this
statement to parties their guard there several
persons in the esft and west making imitation, and
using my name with slight alteTanon have ana yzed
several samples Of this coune ret brs nd and found that
contains deadly poison this fact alone iup els
the public protest those who liable be ecsVed,
and prevent the evil results attending the Of this
poisonous imitation. liO hereby caution the counter
letters Of brand that will prosecute them to full
extent Of the law. The genuine s. N. Pixies Magnolia
Whisky is distil ed from the best qualities OF Rye and
Corn and warranted free nom any deleerious obnox
ious csmpOun1 being pure and healthy beverage.
Many parties have recently commenced making brand
OF WHISKY CALLED Magnolia, but they inmita ton
Of my trade BRAID be careful get the only genuine
Magnolia Whisky made in the United states, and distilled
only by -.se SAM'L PIKE,
apr20-1y No. is and 20 Sycamore-st St.
Cincinnati. Ohio.