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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1857-10-30

A CALL FOR LABOR FROM TIE South.
The Charleston Standard, referring to
the number of laborers at the North thrown
out of employment by the pressure Of the
times, extends the following invitation:
1t might be well for these to consider
the opportunities presented of the South !;
here the want is of labor, and we have room
for millions. Charleston district alone has
timber enough for the employment of
$4,000, while it would be difficult t,
find more attractive field for labor than
the garden farming district Immediately
adjacent to the city.
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STRoNG-MIDED LADIEs.-Tbe Noting

SrRONG-MIDED LADIEs.-Tbe Nothing
ham (Eng) Review says that the town
of Milton Mowbray can boast Of two in
dependent ladies who have taken out
game certificates, and who enter the field
and can bring down the game equal to any
male sportsman; as well as those indulg-
ing in fishing hunting to hounds over the
country, &c. In the same place is fe-
male blacksmith, who is such an adept at
Shoeiug a horse or working at the anvil las
to cause universal excitement.
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Supposed Loss OftWO Vessels with
all on Beard.

New ORLEANS, Oct. 27.-The British
schooner Mary, from Belize, Honduras,
arrived at this port to-day, and reports
that the brig Unicorn, bound from Belize
for England. had been compelled to return
to the former port in consequence of a
severe hurricane which she encountered,
and in which she was completely dis
mastcd.
The bark Elizabeth and brig Harriet,
also from Belize for England, loaded with
mahogany, were likewise in the same
hurricane, and it is feared that both have
fuundered with all on board.
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HARRISBURG, Oct. ga meeting of
the citizens of this borough was held last
evening to devise measures for the relief
of the poor. y committee was appointed
to raise collections and provide for the re-
lief of the poor, to report their operations
at subsequent meeting.
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A New IcOnOcEaSIn,

In the early centuries of the Christian
Church, there arose in Europe and the
East, a rude and boisterous party who
opposed, with stringent and violent encr-
gy, the exposition and alteration of i'm
ages. Taking the name of iconoclasts, or
image breakers, and proceeding from fame
to fame, and from shrine to shrine-loud
with fiercest objurgations and armed with
axe and sledge, they demolished statue
after statue of saint, martyr and confess
Sor.
In our day, and in the domain of Liter
allure, they have their counterparts.-
There are those who never weary Of seek
ing to drag down our idols from the emil
ncnces to which in that faith of hero-wor-
ship innate in all our heart, we have
exalted them, and to reduce our homage
to those ''forgotten brave men" who,
though Mr. CARLYLE says that they have
'made it world for us" have yet found
no abiding place in History.
The last and most amusingly audacious
of these rcbukers of veneration whose
Object is human, is Miss DELLA BACON, an
intellectual spinstcr of Boston.
This denure and learned lady has writ
ten book which she calls "SAahspeare's
Philosophy Explained" in which she es-
says to persuade her readers that honest
Will rever wrote the plays that are call
ed his; but that they ale the joint produc-
ton of corps of philosophers and school
neil Of. the Elzabethan period
Her book is not altogether ridiculous.
Demoiselles las Weu of Norfolk and
vicinity! You might be surprised at the
familiarity without fippancy,-the con-
fdence without superfcality-with which
your salow sister of Puritandom discour-
scs of dogmas, theories and systems mus
ty with antiquity and neglect, and not
nearly related. we trow, to the supposed
customary topics of maiden meditation"
Bless you, dear hearts, Boston is full of
such. Gc0e enpe,fo.
The fruits of indcfatigable research and
subtle ingenuity appear in mutitudnous
analogies between the philosophers of
the time and the Poet in the detection of
theiridcntical doctrines implied, suggest
ed, and even anticipated in his verse and
in the recognition not unfrcqnchtly in the
plays of the very terminology of the auth
or of the Nor"m O,yanon. And yet
BACON, though he wrote of the drama,
never alludcs to SHAKESPEARE
Her diligence of investigation is emf
nently praise worthy, Her application of
the results oft, we heartily and earnestly
protest against. Our SHAKESPEARE is;
our pride and confidence in our humane
ty-thc entwining reverence of our life
time--the affections and passions wrought
upon and purified by his gcnius-cry out
in Indignation against the new nfidelitv.
We have grasped his manly and guiding
hand in threading the dark labyrinth
ofour nature; we have wert with him
in QTHELLo, and sorrowed beyond the al
deviation of fears in his HAMLET; we
Lave felt the sunshine Of his joy, and
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Dss'" We are sincerely panied to learn

gs We are sincerely panied to learn
that the severe and protracted sul1erings
of THOMAS CRAWFORD, the distinguished
American sculptor, have been terminated
by his death. He died in London, on the
10th inst, in the forty-fourth year of his
age, in the midst of brilliant career, and
just as he had obtained something like a
due public estimate his genius.
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From WASHINGTON. ~

WAsHINGToN, Oct. 2s.-William Finn
has been appointed by the President as
sistant secretary to sign land patents in
the General Land Office
The notes Of the Philadelphia and New
York city banks are received as currency
by the banks of this District.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1857-10-30

EXAMINE THE GIzzARDs.-A cook in
the family of one of our citizens found in
the gzzard Of a chicken, on Wednesday
last, cone-shaped piece Of solid gold,
worth about five dollars. The chicken
cost at the market house thirty cents, and
it's gizzard alone was worth five dollars
We may look out for an advance in the
poultry trade and a very close examination
for the gizzard of slaughtered Shanghaes
for the future.-Augusta Consitutiona1ist
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Money and Businc So at Boston.

Bos1oN, Oct. 27.-Thercis a gel oral
stagnation in money matters and business,
and duller day has seldom been Witness
ed. One of the chief causes of this in the
heavy Northeast storm, which he already
continued lor forty-cight hours, and which
is still coming down. An immense guam
tity Of rain has fallen and many cellars
are flooded.
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Arrestoran Alleged FOrger.

BoSToN, Oct. 28.--A man who gave his
name as Colt, of New York, was arrested
here yesterday, on the charge of having
passed two forged checks upon the Black
stone Bank the proceeds of which he made
way with. The checks were for $500
each, and no trace of the money since it
was given to the accused has yet been dis
covered
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Hotel Arrivals.
NATIONAL HOTEL, NORFOLK,
WIZ. WALTERS, PROPRIETOR.

GU Young, Mrs P Gaskell, H J Will
liams, John s Tatney, Philadelphia; DR.
Geo H Coke. Woodville; A B Nudge,
VIM G West, Baltimore; VIM Hunter, ?
Anne; DR. w W Rose, Alex Faison, G
w Paine, Va; A Rosenburg, N Y; John
S Kcnner. S Floyd. D Clark, N G; Geo
Mayse, Warm Spring; II B Urquhart, S
Ampton; NJ McKea, Plymouth; Lith
Doane, S N Light; A R Elicit & lady,
Norfolk Go.
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Storm at Boston.

BosToN, Oct. ga heavy storm ra-
ged in this vicinity yesterday. No ma
rine disasters have yet been reported
The steamer Joseph Whitney. from Bal
timore, put in at Chatham yesterday af-
ternoon for harbor.
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caught the contagion of his noisier glee;
we have looked reverently up to him as
to the broad, calm, sympathetic, many
sided Teacher and Light-giver of human
nature-our friend and our guide-and
we will not see him crowded from his
place by shorn and shaver monks in dirty
cells,nor by wrangling polemics and prag-
NAUTICAL spectators.
But we close Miss BAcoNs book, with
the consciousness of new revelation of
our Poets greatness, comprehension, uni
versatility. For we recognize in him the
full and perfect flower of the highest and
richest thought of his age. This at least,
our scholarly dame has proven fairly
And, since that age whose namesakc is
ELIZABETH may well stand-in all that
relates to achievement in abstract think
ing,o to the knowledge and delineation of
human sentiment and passion. as mod
ern Augustan era, and an index of what
is noblest in all other ages. past and to
conc--our Poet, who thus made his play
gifts profoundest wisdom, was verify one
Of the mightiest of masters. So that tie
issue of this fair ones elaborate attack
upon his fame is. simply, that the lustrc
Of unsupported attributes lends new glo-
ry to the eternal lame of SHAKESPEARE.
EDITORIAL CoNvENTIoN.-The Edito-
rial Convention that was to have assem-
bled at the Exchange Hotel yesterday
proved decided failure. Some one said
there were only two delegates present,
who shook hands and adjourned sine die.
Richmond South q yesterday.
We cannot sec why this Convention
should have been ''decided failure" be-
cause there were only two persons pre-
sent. The voice of the People of England
was once spoken through three patriotic
Tailors ofTyburn. In some of the North
ern States, while the Fremont epidemic
ragged, the dignity of many a democratic
convention and caucus was borne upon
the Atlantean shoulders of only one man,
who, however, went as bravely at work as
if a crowd surrounded him. 1t strikes
us that the editorial couple above men-
toned ought, anyhow, to have pass
ed some resolutions. a good many Con-
ventions do nothing more than that.
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Arrest of an Alleged Swindler

ST. LOUIS, Oct. PA man named
Emmerson, charged with swndling Mes
SIS. Hanford & Brothers, and other par
tics in New York, of ;sl4 900, was ares
ted in this city yesterday.
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A landlord having the misfortune to
admit as lodger into his house an indi-
vidual named Bell, of doubtful roputa-
ton, turned him out the other day, re-
marking that
'FTlc would not keep bell in his house
hat wanted hanging
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1857-10-30

ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH CABLE.-An
English correspondent Of a New York
paper, writes that the condemned paving
out machinery. which cost $50, 900, now
lies on the wharf, a mass of useless old
iron. At the last meeting Of directors,
Cyrus W. Field, Of New York, was to
have been appointed sole manager.
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The Central American Question

NEW YORK, Oct. 29.-The Tunes Lon
don correspondent says that the British
Government has decided to appoint a
special minister to the United States to
negotiate settlement Of the difficulties in
regard to Central American affairs between
the two countries. 1t is supposed that
Sir William Ousely will be appointed
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minnesota Territory.

CHICAGO, October 29.-lt is now sta
ted that Minnesota has gone Republican,
and that the Republican candidate for
Governor has been successful by II ma
iority.
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HEAVY Failure.

TORONTO, G. W., Oct. 27.-N1essrs.
Ross, Mitchell & Co., importers have fail
ed with liabilities amounting to a mil
lion and q quarter Of dollars.
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Health Of New Orleans.

New ORLEANS, Oct. 26.-There were
1870 deaths in this city last week, and 81
Of them We're from yellow fever.
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Exchange atNeY Orleans,

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 27.-Ihe i'm
provement in sterling bills at New York
has thus far had no effect upon the mar
ket here, as the best bills can still be
purchased at so, or discount Of 10 per
cent.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1857-10-30
UNIONHOTEL. NORFOLK,

f. A. BEAToN, PRoPR1EToR.
W r Vaughan, 7 Edwards & son,
Hampton J Peters. W Z Core, Norfolk
Co; L R Simpson, Hartford n c; Chas
Smith & Bro Richmond; James f Bar
ron, Gloucester.
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DeathcS.

Died this morning at 81 o'clock, Lucy,
daughter of Jno. n. and Martha L. Wilkin-
son, aged years months and days.
The friends and acquaintance of the fami-
ly are invited to attend the funeral from the
residence OF her Parents, corner of Catharine
and Wolfe Street, tomorrow, Saturday, at
81 o'clock, p. NJ.
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New York Markets.

New York, Oct 9.-tlour-The mar
llet to-day closed buoyant, with sales Of
10000 barrels. Common to good State
$465,a475; Ohio IS. 0a5,4O; Southern
$5.40a5.G0.
Wheat-The market is firm and pri-
ccs have an advancing tendency; Mlwau-
kie club at 103a105 cents; and 100 cents
for Chicago spring.
Corn-rhe market is firm; sales at y
a73 cts. for mixed. Holders demand an
advance.
Pork-The market is unsettled but pri-
ces unchanged.
Beet-The market is heavy, sales of
Repacked Chicago at $l2al3.
Lard-Has declined 3-sales at 10a123
cts.
Whisky-Has advanced / c-sales of
Ohio at 21a214 cts.
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In this city on the 29th inst, by the Rev.
Mr.. Mckee, Mr.. WIN. sykes, and Miss HETrY
ANN WHARTON
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH.
THURSDAY, Oct. 20.
ARRIV ED.

ARRIVED.
Schr. Telegraph, Nickerson, FIN Boston,
to Myers & Co., with mdze. to sundry per-
sons.
Schr. Passaic, Owens, FIN Philadelphia,
coal, to Camp & Bonsal.
Schr. Georgiana, Everett, James River,
slaves.
schr. W. s. Copes, copes n. c shingles,
to Chas. Reid.
Schr. Cornelia, Russell, FIN Maracaibo,
with cargo of Fustic, bound to New York,
Captain sick.
Schr. b. B. Seaman, FIN Eastern Shore,
with corn &C., to Bockover & Wilder.
FRIDAY, Oct. 80.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Louisiana, RUSSELL FIN Baltimore.
Steamer Pennsylvania, Teal, fin Philadcl
phia, bound to Richmond.
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PoL1TENEss.-The following corrres-
pondence recently took place between
tailor and debtor:-
Sir-Your bill have been long time
standing, beg it may be settled forth
with.
Yours, S.
To which the tailor received the follow
ing reply.
Sir am very sorry that my bill should
have been kept standing 50 long. Please
request it to sit down. Yours, r.
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No. L, Roanoke Square.
NORFOLK, "a.
TO THE PUBLIC.
Hail honored ages of grand progression,
While each one clings to his profession.
And science moves with onward motion.
To suit each hayward thought and notion,
Bringing to light, some new invention,
More strange than modern wit can mention,
Or genius paint with true endeavor,
Though making graphic strides forever,
w lille reason urges proud ambition,
10 strive for wondrous competition;
ct in this age of glorious Art,
We can the need of praise impart,
When meritorious efforts claim
modest puff to gild the name,
And thus we call with honest pride,
Attention to the Painters Side,
Two men who bravely know their calling,
Whose works are worthy of extolling,
Two model artists of the day,
And most obliging in their way,
M0reland u ,]akeman--mark the name,
In Roanoke street you'll find the same,
Call at their shop number one,
\ oui get the best of Painting done,
And whether Foe, Friend, or neighbor,
They'll charge but moderate for their labor,
So now invite each one and all
SO walk around, and give them a call.
oc 25-6m
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a HAPPY SECOND THoUGHT.-We are
very glad to perceive, by intimations in
several semi-otticial channels, that the En-
ecutive Government has judiciously and
humanely reconsidered the intention late
ly imputed to it of suspending, for some
months, the prosecution Of work ON pub
lie editices now in the course of construc-
ton at the seat of government and else
where-a step which would have thrown
ont Of employment so many hundreds of
artisans and laborers during the season of
winter, and would have greatly augmen-
ted the distress of these already wildly
suffering classes. 1t would have been a
painful step, we are sure. to every mem
Der of the Government, and one which
would have been adopted only under the
sternest senseof duty. We are happy
now to learn that the public interest does
not exact so stringent a mcasure.-Nat.
Intel.
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Spot Fish Retailing 10 for l215 cts.
~ for sale by JAS. E. JONES.
Oc 2S
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Tust Receiyed-2O0O lbs breast pieces,
81 very superior article, for sale by
j. w. Il H. B. PENTZ,
oc IS No. II, Roanoke Square.
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NeW"M POrk-20 bbls heavy Mess
~ Pork, just received and for sale by
oc IS JAS. L. JONES.
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ESreast Bacon, Hams, do in store,
ID and for sale by JAS. E. JONES.
oc IS
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Hard Times-We are retailing Gro
4 a ceries to suit the times, new Buckwheat
in bags at only % cts. Flour in bags all
grades, cheap Orange County Butter on 81
cents, fine Bolted Meal cheap, new Rice 6N
cents. Crushed Sugar IA cents, good Coffee
on II = cents, good Tea at so cents, with
choice lot of fresh Groceries cheap for cash,
at the cheapest cash Grocery in the city ami
no humbug. j. r. REDMOND,
oc 2S-lw No s, Church street.
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The London Chronicle of October 9th
thus concludes an article upon the loss of
the steamer Central Am erica:
THE story lisa melancholy one +; yet
we pcrsue it with many emotions Of CRATE
full admiration, suchas are excited by mar
ratives of heroic se(-devotion. For our
selves, we are proud to claim kindred with
these men. They belong to the same
race from which are sprung our own he
roes, who. on many a scattered point and
station in India, have withstood the storm
OF revolts and faced the most terrible per-
lis with calm intrepility."
The London Herald observes:
at is impossible to pursue the MARIA
tive Of this shpwreck without admiring
-uay, rcverencing-the features Of no.
bleness it presents in the conduct ofmen
whose way of life had not been such as to
lead one to expect the generous disinter-
estedness they have displayed"
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SUSPENSIONS AND FAILURES THROUGH
OUT TIE U. STATES DURING THE LAST
THREE MoNTHs-The n. Y. Herald
gives list of these. The recapitulation
is rs fnlloWs.
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G heap Sugars-All grades of refined
~ Sugar cheap, choice Brown Sugar. re-
failing as low as 10 cents, for sale by
oc % JAS. +. JONES,
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AUTIISI, Iof
September, 329
October, 4S9
Total failures during the -
months of Aug, Sept, Oct. 952
If we estimate the liabilities of the
above at an average of 1000 each we
have mn aggregate of nearly $l00,000,-
900.
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Furnishing Goods.

Excelsior Flour and BreadStufYs.
No. 7, Union street, 4 doors E. of Market
Square, Norfolk, Va.
Va. See advertisement. oc26-ly
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-11
Orupil!e Dailq Bntte Aceurh.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, NOV llru. 1857
OtlaeiiO and EagO.


Othello was a captain bold,
Though black as coal by nature;
To Desdemona he was bound
A beautiful young erayture.
With her he led a happy life,
For she was no virago,
Until one day she CHANGED to meet
A villain named Iago.
Says he, your wife's pcrjured jade.
She is faithlcss lassie, oh 4!
She does not care u darn for you,
She'd give your eyes for Cassie.
With him she gelivants about
In all her hours of laysure;
She stole your pocket handkerchief
For him to wipe his razor.
My handkerchief! my handkerchief!
Othello then did stammcr;
Ny cotton pocket handkerchief!
My beautiful bandanner
Neither with dagger nor with dirk,
For that would make foul stir;
But first III put the candle out,
And slay her with bolster
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-11

gI@ A French writer calls dys-
pepsia "the remorse of a guilty
stomach
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-11
WoIfe's Scheidam Aromati
@CHN Apps,

Which a1uleraled coinpp nds are intended TO sell in
California az iiu-l my genuine article.
Ny object is - an ounce that nave recently es
tablished an AGE CY N SAN FRANCISCO for
supplying the state aul Oregon with my Schnapps
and ihat hereafter | VII always Keep said agency
supplied with large stock; 80 that respectable drug
gists and liqaor dealers throughout Cali rnla
can always supply themselves al regular price,
merely enough over the New York price In cover
cost of freight and charges thGs avoiding compa MT
~ heretofore of occasional scarcity and extreme
high price.
Its now many years since | first inpor ed these
Schnapps from the celebrated oid disiery at Scirl
dam, Holland, in which | am Interested u Is now
conceded that 10 GIN was ever imported into lhiS
country which has approaches my SchnhppS IN re-
gnrd To PURIFY, nEALfIFU NESS, and EN
QUlSIrE AROAl or hvVur. This Ct lim. and Tor
proof point to their IN We al pnpnary tid Ia" IN
mense aud incrra-iag Cons lnPuon hy al ci',7 =
north and south. east aud west comprising M t"in
perance peupe, melics faculty. &c. 10 shch m *
tent that my esahi-hmrn, pncktng The ehoTn -
quantity of 5000 bottles per day, s 0arr! abie 10 Nil
It's orders.
Also The Wolfe's Schnspps have been anllyzed
BY the most celebrated Chrnis :, Drs. Mott ana
Deck of New YORK, and others who all testify thai
they are al
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-11

nGSA- Miss Josephine Ann Maria
Putnam, a poetess of Sherburnc,
"about to be renouned," has perpe-
trated the following:
"What splendid appearance old
Adam did make,
When walking to church with his
DEAR
A new married couple without any
cake,
And serpent to bring up the
rear"
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-11
Perfectly Pure Medical Tonic

Invaluable ns "A remedy against BAD WATER,
GRAVEL, INDIGESTION. DYSPEPSIA. DEBlII-
TY. SC They also certify TINT they found my
Schnapps Ia be free rom AruylIc Alcohol or Fusli
Oil an exceedingly hurtful ingred enl, found IN all
common Gin. which Dr. Mott describes as ''tetid.
acrid, and as'hmaica and producing irrefarnble e'-
fecs npon the nerves and stomach" The certificates
also prove my Schnnpps perfectly clear of the 50
cDnd or heavier Essential Oh Ct Jumper, also dit-
gerous component, produced by the over di uiii N
praciiced To increase the quantity III making ordhlr!
Gin
These statements are made with n view to invite
com puri son in California between the gen ilH" oi
schnupps and the various brands OF bogus limitations,
mixed, ducored M, or fweetcned GIn 'n square
black bottles, Limitation of my style 81 p'ltes) under
different natnes and labels. whether marked .oid II,
Germany, Holland Scneilrm Schnapps, Sc, ia inli-
mite variety conf lent that tn trh VIII salt III
California Just it has long since done IN al Inc
older states, in repndiaing all the bogus un"hoto-
some limitations r3lcrrei u,lni u. e complete triumph
of my pure Schedam Schnopps.
desire briefly 10 notice 'w0 facts which have lney
added largely TO the ot Woli-'o schnnpps IN The
CITY of New York and Is whore. IT. Pare French
Brandy it il now almost Impossible to ooial-heary
all tn. brandy Imported from France "eng American
raw spirits mere, made into h1ny. ami shipped
back again. I'd. 5!Hnl people are abandoning the
Ise of American whiskey, brandy aAd gin, 'lnce 1t
has been discovered tnat SIHHCHNlNE. deadly
poison i, in use at the west in di.tnS. thereby in
creasng the yield of Liquor about one-thlrd.
In conclusion, viii say 10 all ~ho desire VINO e.
some agreeable tome aud smHien,,giye tar trialo
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