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MY FIRST PUBLIC SALE.
ED FIELD,

ON THURSDAY, the l4th OfMsy next, on the premises
~ viii sell the following Building LoiG all Of which are
well worth the attention OF buyers.
Remember property in and around Nashville 10 advancing
rapidly and he who delays buying this year will have
70 pay large advance hereafter The LOIS shall oheF are
follows
ON WATSON sTRBET-siE beautiful Lets, opposts the
residence Of Mr. Buck, fronting each SO feet and running
back 1872 feet IS feet alley These the Lots that
enclosed with the cedar picket fence that be made.
ON RUSSELL STREET-in Houst0n's Addition, Lots %,
So 81 81 and s. The OF Oak) These Lots
50 feet front and 40 feet deep Alec Lot No II Wood
land street, in this Addition, surrounded with plank
ON FATBERLAND sTREET-LOt TO- n, Is and 70 in
BOOd's Addition.
ON FATHERLAND STREET-Lots Nos. 5, &, rs, 9, and
10 in BloOd's addition.
ON RUSSELL STREET-LOs Nos II, IS and l6, in ZOlli-
Golfers Addition.
ON WOODLAND STREBT-NOs. IS, %, q, g, g and %
In BlOOds Addition, Immediately Opposite the neat
being erected by Hicks Darden and Morgan.
These Lots shall brag anything could shout
would fall short Of the truth
ON THE GALLATIN PlKE-LotS Nos. J, 8, O. II, l2 and
I3 in Fosters Addition.
Lots Nos. and 6 in BlOOd's Addition.
That handsome Let adjoining the residence Of Mr. Wash
ngtOn 100 eetout and running back go fest 70 street
with street the side.
That handsome Lot adjoining the residence Of Mr. Leseur
fronting 100 feet hs Turnpike and running back 2le feet
tOan alley.
Two sndsoms Lots the Turnpike in ShsbyE Addition,
being Nos. l35 and 1885,
TERMS-Ihese Lots will be sold credit Of one, two
and three years. for bearing interest," satisfactorily
dorsed and lien retained Sale positive omni6qses az
usual A, V. S. LINDSEY.
X, r. GLAsoOCK, AuetiOneer. "
? Also, Lots 100 and Ol in Shelbys Addition, Wood
land street. adjoining the old residence mar29-td.
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THE
GraSenberg Medicines!

RI well known and eagerly sought for throughout tn
"A whole Continent Of America,
Never Before their introduction could any series of
popular remedies be found that equal any emergency
that always to be relied and were within reach
Never before the GTaafenberg Pills, could you OBJ.
tain for IS certain remedy for Bilious Diseases, Live
Never Before this Fever que remedy, could any
thing found thai cured LEASES Of Chs and Fever for So
Never Before the Green Mountain Ointment was there
to found for 25e, any immediate for Burns Bruises
Cuts old Sores En- sphelas and Infammaons, either ex
Never BeTOre Msfshals Uterine CathOlicOn was Fall.
ing Of the Womb, and other Uterine diseases found 10 be
durable. Now, cut Of twelve cured BY th
If any physician supposes that this lie merely ousck
Remedy, would reply, that it prepared by Dr.. FOme
row. wealthy and old physician of the AlOpathc
sc6oohs we viii fuTnish any TeDuIsbie physieian apy
quantity grauitousy test its merits his patients
nisbed with its COMPLEMENT parts tits the greatest blessing
TO the ems that The science of medicine has discovered
never Before the GrafeuberE Dysentery Syrup, was
there certain remedy for Bloody Fu1 DyseRter and DiaF
rhGa ChOea-now, all can be cured in few hours
Never Before the introduction of the Chldren's Pana-
cea could mother her babe safe for day, while unde
years age Youthful diseases and strong medicine
carried O-nOW this medicine them, after
doctor and have pronounced their hopeless
Never Before was any Tonic Bitter so popular as the
Health BieTs that 25C. Why should the world suffer
from Dyspepsia Bilious diseases, while this simple med
icine can, al all times, prevent it
Never Before vas any preparation of Sarsaparilla
powerful as thai compounded by the rienbeTg company.
Never Before has the COnsumpive's Balm found its
equal. How many there in life and health who
would lh entered Deaths dark portal they
not been recommended TO this in preference many
nostrums that ere loudly Wanted
Never Before Piles and hundreds Of diseases Ger.
tain Of We certificates persons entirely
leved, after Dr. Mott and other great physicians had
cd that nothing but the knife could afford relief
Never Before could inhamed eyes and weakness Of
sight be cured Tor 25C. The Bye Lotion does Il.
Never Before was any Book published shat contains
much medical knowledge the GTienberg Manual
Health, for CSC ought 10 be in every family in the land
Never Before has any Almanac been published so
baluabe the Health Almanac. Il is furnished gsIuousy
w all Druggists, and by MACKENZIE & BECKWITH,
marchlE-u NASHVILLE, Tenn.
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Free Schools,

WATER AND GAS LIGHT.
~ REAT public ssIe OF Building Lots and Residences N
" South Nashville, on TUESDAY, MAY 18th, inst, on
the premises, IL O'Clock, A NJ viii offer public
SALE the following desirable property in Howard and Un-
derWOOd's Plan Of Lots Three most beautiful Lots the
Of Cherry md Kim Streets fronting in all I2 feet on
Cherry, and les feet Elm. On lot there is brick
store house with frame dwelling attached The 10
most excellent stand for store house. Also two lots
fronting each feet Cherry near heeOTner Of Elm Ten
beautiful Residence Lots fronting from 80 to 81 feet
EACH and fronting in all $50 feet SUMNER between Kim
and Ash streets by 40 feet deep 10 90 foot alley, with 70
frame dwellings the OF Summer and Ash. very
feet Summer and 176 feet Ash, divided into three
lot on the College and Ash streets. Also neat
brick dwelling on Cherry south Mulberry. AIsO desir.
able lot in McGhees Addition.
The Gas Company now laying pipes along Summer
and Elm streets, and will continue up Cherry Ash and
along Ash the University. WateTppes already pul
along Cherry, and will be extended Immediately
through Ash TO High street
This property has only the advantages Of free schools
water and gasghs but IS most desirable for private resi-
dences, and seVeAlOts good locations for houses
Summer street unquesoDaby the desirable resi-
deBce seetin all South Nashville, and the lots offer
most beautifully and conveniently located.
TERhs-ORe and three years credit for notes bearing
interest, with satisfactory security, payable in Bank and
lien retained.
OmnibusOs and COLLATION. free usual.
Sale 70 begin on the corner Of Cherry and Elm
Now lie the time for bargains
mayS-td J. L. & R. W. BROWN,
ID, TRIGa, AuclOneeF. a4L Cherry street.
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PLANTATION AND NEGROES FOR SALE
ON TIME.

- According provision made in the laGts3g1
I'D will and testament OF the late Ihos A. Harding, w
lh Mississippi county, Arkansas, viii proceed
highest bidder, outcryy on the pT6mset on
EIGHTH DAY OF NAY next the Plantations, Negroes
other property belonging the said estate, consist
ing Of Mules Cate Hogs Sheep, 800 sacks Of Conn.,
1850 pounds well cured Bacon, Wagons, PlOWs and all
kinds Farming Utensils set OF Blacksmith IoOls
Household and Kitchen Furniture, and great many other
things mention. said Plantation is in Mlsss
sipp county, all lying Mississippi river, rs miles above
Memphis three and half from Randolph, opposite ls
land 34-eonsinng 100 275 Of which cleared IS
acres in growing cora. y IN wheat, which will be cold with
re plantation. Also, has good Frame DWeling-house
negTo-cabins horse mill and other necessary uthud
nos Also two cisterns and apple and peach orchard
sad plantation is entirely freed nom high water by state
levee For fnrher Information cal on the subscriber Big
Greek Shelby county, Tenn, Dr. ) NJ. HARDING on
the adjoining plantation. Terms made kneWn on the day OF
ale TaDTia-dIaVtdl JOHN HARDING, Executor.
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For Sale.

0oO ACRES OF LAND, situated three four miles
ZU Northeast ofihe city, between Guarn and Porter
TuTupike Roads One Tract l55 has been
nubdvided pieces varying from 10 TO SOaCres, and viii
the whole may best suit purchasers
This is Tract Of superior Land, entirely free from rocks
soil deep Of the richest quality, umbeTed and set
blue grass number Of fine Springs al all times al
uTdng supply Of the purest water From the
Gsatn road is reached by good Turnpike bali mile
length, and road in OF building passing
through the Tract 10 the Cumberland River On The Farm
is q comfort able dwelling and ouhOuses, young apple
orchard Trees peach orchard and long range OF
new and substantial skirts the place the
road. Tems-l and years, with interest from date Of
purchase.
ALSO One other Tract about los acres, three miles
Northeast city, and about half mile from the Gal
latin road This Tract is nearly surrounded BY turnpike
roads subdvided into Lois containing from TO 25
acres nerseced by convenient avenues Temsl and
wears with interest Possession given Immediately for
either above Tracts fLand provided the pur
will pay fair equivalent for the growing crops and
stock included. JOHN ID. NlNSION,
mar27-du Is Cherry street.
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VALUABLE LAND NEAR NASHVILLE
FOR SALE.

AM authorised to sell and make complete titles to the
i Tract Of Land upon which the late NJ p. Walker re
ded and the lot upon which the Blacksmith Shop is stu
sted and the slaves and stock the place. The place
situated the Gastin turnpike and is inerseced By
the Nashville and Louisville Railroad is enough 10
Nashville to make It convenient country residence for
persons doing business in the city has fine spring
there in the State and is susceptible OF divisions into
thOrised to sell the entire Tract in body parcels
and on such credit as may deem expedent l shall be
the place during the first and second weeks Of NOvem
Der next and will receive proposals for the purchase
private sale of all any of the above named real and per
sOna property. In the time any person desiring
Walker on tie place. and proposals 10 purchase can be
made to her John Taylor Mathew Allen the place
addressed to at Trenton, Gibson county, Tenn.
sspt2A-tf SAMUEL, WILLIAMS Trustee.
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PORT ROYAL HOTEL AND FERRY,
For Sale,

THIS desirable property isnOW offered for sale Any
wishing embark in this business alone in
ton with the Mercantile, Grocery Mechanical business,
will ind this neighborhood, ample and encourage
meD there being demand for increase in these lines
business. The Hotel and Perry will be found lucrative by
thensves The house has been newly and thoroughly
paired sndiH in good trim for business The Ferry boat is
POu Royal situated in Montgomery county, Tennessee,
Red River, thirteen miles northeast of ClaTksvile,
the Great Western Route thiTysiE miles from Nashville
leading to HOpkinsv GOlcOnda and Green's ferry
queHty the western tide of emigration from the south west
tern States pass through here and this Ferry,
which Of itself has cleared Elk hundred dollars in
season For bOardnEaH transient the hotel stand
particularly desirable The neghboThoodis wealthy and
prosperous the society the best the State school aud
iigous Institutions abundant Call am deter
mined TO sell forthwith, and bargain may be had. Any
communication will reach me at Port Royal, Tennessee.
apr34-d&tW2mE J. q MALLORY
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SALES TO COME.
GREAT AFTERNOON SALE OF
Valuable City Property

ON-TUEsBAY NAY IRTE, 1857, on the premises, At 9
~ O'Clock, P n viii sell 20 the highest Diooer5 bhe
following most valuable city property
-Four Lots the cOEBer Of Jackson and harhet sestsi
four Lois the Jackson and college stes. IN
two Of these Lots there cOmoTaOe frame D"eiihgs'
-Four lots the corner OF jackson ana entry sss Two
lots on the corner of Jacks0a and Sumner sueets'
ALSO, that desirable properly on the corsr o. Jei'
erson Cherry Streets known e the Coet proPer'
~
Two large Brick Dwellings, rooms 10 EACH and Two most
Beautiful Building Lots, Jefferson street,
ALSO, most beautiful Lots on the corner OF Crawl
and VRe streets Most OF the lots nave me ons ana un-
usual depths
we mo earnestly public attention this sas,
north part Of the ey being most rapidly bu Up and
properly enhancing rapidly IN value.
TKRMs-The Colet property will be sold for one-hird
cash or negotiable Bank ninety days, balance
and ears for bearing interest," wen secured paya
bic in Bank, &c.
Most OF the property will be sold credit Of l. 9
and years. for notes bearing interest with satisfactory
curity, payable in Bank and q lien retained.
News the time Tor bargains. Omnbuses free usual.
J. L. q X. W BROWN,
Hpr3O-td "a Cherry street.
n. B.-For more particular description Of the property
handbs. begin the corner Of Jackson and
Market street, at O'chck, =. d..
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Marshal's Sale.
!. - =.

A. Il. DAVIS,
IS.
Steamboat DR.. Robertson and owners
the above and other OF libel IN rem against the
steamboat Dr. Robertson, its tackle and furniture pend
ing in the district Court Of the United States at Nashville
and by virtue Of process 70 directed rem the said
under special order all in general who have
tend have any right title, the said steam
boat, It's tackle furniture hereby required and
appear before the Judge Of the District Court OF the Unite
States az Nashville Monday the fourth day Of May
fitbe court DAY, else the court day following
ten O'Clock the Oreno there 20 said libel
lsBts in ct Oel in civil and maritime, and fur
ther 10 do and receive in this behalf justice shall sp-
pertain.
Andiu the same causes under similar special order, viii
onSaurday the 2t Of May next board OF the said steam
boat a. The wharf s Nashville proceed sell the said boat
m tackle and urniturs' the following the puTcha
will be required thousand dollars cash and
70 give bond with good security equal instruments for the
residue al six, twelve eighteen and twenyour months.
J. B. CLEMENTS, U. s. Marshall
Gpr24-d&twtd for the Middle District Of Tennessee.
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500 Reward.

PURCHASED negro man BY the name OF HENRT ca
i time in September last Of Mr. John Thompson ~
Of this neghbOrhOOd, carried him to TensaW Parrish, q
La, and sold him to Nj. Harris Of that Parish. Since
which the boy Henry has made his escape We suppose
will either his way back this County
State Hes about 40 year sOd rather black
peXOn, abOus feet inches high, very intelligent weighs
about los lbs, has rather mpedmentn his speech
little excited B quick and active, has sm hands and feet
No. Shoes. understand since he OF, that he
roads very we'll. He is good Black Smith, We will give
the appoTe reward for ms apprehension and safe eon6ue
ment until we get him. Address --.......i
}. w. DABBS, Nashville, Tenn.
nOv29-H. r. II. MILLER, Waterproof, La
" Louisville JoErHal copy to the amount Of IS and send
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IMPROVED CITY LOTS FOR

ONE Lot fronting daple so feet running back
~ $50 feet with superb Brick Dwelling, containing
10 rooms, good cistern, SmOke-hOuse, &c,
ALSO Lot fronting l26 feet Pearl street and 1916
feet Deep with good two story Brick House containing or
10 rooms servants' rooms Kitchen DC, good We smoke
house. &c. Both Lots finely with shrubbeFy shade
fruit trees, and will be sold accommodating terms. APP
ply 70 NANCE * WOODWARD,
JAMES NJ. MURRELL, or
VIM. c. NANCE.
Several good Farms, well improved, near Nashville.
A large number OF unimprOyed Lots. Several Garden
Lots from Is acres, the city. Those wishing
jan7-'57"a. NANCE & WOODWARD
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MCGAVOCK.
GREATEsT AND Isl CARp or al

TTHE Proprieors OF McGavOck spBring pains 20
make their second sale advertised 10 come OF on MON
DAY the Ith instant the attractive that has taken
place Nashville They will that occasion offer the fol-
lowing extraordinary inducements 70 purchasers and 10
settlers.
The person Who that day purchases the highest price
Let will have half Of the puchas8 abated, that
is the last payments III be surrendered 70 him.
The person. who within - months from the day OF sale,
the handEome and best dwelling will have his two
last given for the lot built 6uTenOered 70 him
An Lots who within u months from the day
OF sale will erect their Lots and substantial build
iugs than $780, will have the interest the
price Of the lot so built on, refunded TO them.
The sale takes place the grounds, MOBdsy the 18th
at 10 O'Clock, A. d.
TERMS or sALE-I and years credit for notes bear
ing interest," tbs two first satisfactorily secured, and lien
retained. Every body will attend. Who will draw the
prizes? Every one has fair chance.
apIIQ A. V. S. LINDSLEY.
T. r. GLAscOcK, AuctiOner. Imay7--td.
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LONG CREEK MILLS FOR SALE-RARE
nIlHnEELLNI-LN 10 LAND BuYERS.

w offer about 1900 acres Of Land on ngCreeE
w about I6 miles North Nashville. large portion OF
the same well mbered q splendid Saw Mil, proposd
by neveT-iailinE stream Of water many convenient
W0sred, and capable OF making eNeeiant stock-far
There the Mill Yard from $4,000 20 SSO0 worm OF
timber, OF more wagon and teams, stock, hogs
cattle, &c, &c, vita every article necessary TO carr on
such establishment To enleTprsng business men, ts
altogether offers splendid opportunity to make
profitable I'm vesImeuL
EEsIhTee equal payments in g. 70 and % months, sat
sfaoory secured, payable in Bank, with interest," and lien
retained usual. Apply
nrnhO MANrE 4 MnNnM AEn-
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TIE CHEAPEST PROPERTY AND BEST

AM Offering great saelinoe that valuable prop
eFty on College Hill, Immediately opposite the Uni
vsFsy long occupied by the late Dr. Iroost The Lot
fronts Market street, with the same front on Col
lege The house large and commOdiOus, and the whole
81 the price offer &c lie great bargain.
CsibOrness Omnibus has practically moved College Hill
right inc Public Square and any wanting reaidenc
convenient would do well TO look 81 this pre-
ertv. Call on (muyI-tO A. V. S. LINDSEY.
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SALES TO COME.
Postponed Sales.
CHANeERY SALE,

THOR and on account OF the Clerk and Master IN tho
~ Of Henry Crutchor admnistra &C, Vg T. -. GruchsF,
ais IN the Chancery CouTtat Nashville, by virtue Of de-
In said causs,I will on Thursday the 7h Of Nay
next pre- nses sell public sale, Forty Acres
Land ia Davidson county, Tennessee the Whites Creek
Turnpike and Cumberland River, Ethe landsof
Shelby This Tract will be subdiVded into smaller Of
from acres; particular description Of which
will appear in hand-bills before the day Of sale.
credit OF one, two aud three years notes sat-
Haeoiy secured bearing interest and lien retained Sale
a. II O'Clock, A.. d.. A. VS.. LINDSLRT.
x. r. GLascoCE, Auctioneer. laph3-td.
BGg@ Above sale postponed untn FRIDAY, the
18th inst, st IL o'clock.
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Nashville Spring Races
A I aaS

TUESDAY May 26uh-Mateh Race for $500 side, $1,000
foFeit-I mile hests2 years Old, caTrying 90 pounds
ThOs Bacon names colt By Imported Albion, dam BY
Leviathan VIM Rounu4ree kdy Bynum By Glen
eoe, dam BY OthsllO or shamrock.
WEDNESDAY, May 9Th, ls57-SWeepstakes for untFied
year odsl mile heatsslO0 entrance, $50 forfeit Three
or more 10 make race, closed with the following entries;
l. Gen Chsaihan enters Oh colt BY Epsilon, dam Cot
taEs Girl by imported Ainderby
2. W + Cheatham enters b BY imported Glencoe, dam
LeOnota Love BY imported Leyiathan.
3. WIN ROundtroe enters Oh BY ID Boston, dam sally
Jones, by LeYiathaR.
4,NBHyds enters BY KeOny, dam Little Trick by
imported Priam.
5. En- Edum enters b. imported Albion, dam By i'm
ported Sovereign.
6. P S. Fowler enters br Lizzie BuruS BY Lamda, dam
by Pacific.
dor. dam Flaxinsla, IT., by imported Autocrat-
THURSDAY, May 2Sth.-Proprietor's Purse S20O-mile
heats.
FRIDAY. May 29th.-SWeepstskes for year Olds-92oO
entrance, $50 lOTeone mile heats Three more TO make
a race, closed with the following entries:
l. Gen Cheaham enters eh BY bPsil0R, dam Cottage
Girl. by imported Ainderby.
.. WIN Roundtres by Sd Boston, dam Sally Jones
by Leyiathian
Col Geo Elliott enters gr c imported Albion, dam BY
Leviathian.
S. Cauck enters { BY imported Albion, dam Ratler.
dor, Sister 20 Fraxinila, by Imported AuiOorat-
SATURDAY, May 50th-Propret0f's Purse S3oOtWO mile
heats. laprl2-u W. J. PHILLIPS, Proprietor.
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DOR and account Of the Clerk and MaeFin the Of
II Marcus B. Foney, BY &C. paFte In the Cbaneey Court
at Nashville BY virtue Of decree ia said cause, viii, on
THURSDAY, the 7th Of May next, the premises, sell
atpubc sale Ten Acres Of Land situated On lower EDGE
deid Davidson county, Tennessee the Whites Creek
Turnpike. Il will laid Oh into Lots, plan Of which will
be published before the day Of sale.
TERhsTWenty per cert cash balance IN one, two and
three years notes satisfactorily secured bearing Interest
and lien retain ed. A. V. s. LINDSEY.
K. r. GLAsceCK, AuetOneeT. (apFl3-td
pa Above sale postponed until FRIDAY, the
18th inst at I O'clock
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CHANCFRY.

nor and on account Of James P MauFy' IN
Il n. K. Perkins and Martha his wife, VIM. S.
Reid and sally c, his wife, Abram P MauTy Sepma Mauy,
and Ferdinand e. MauTy, heir al Law Of Mary K T. hsu'
deceased, by virtue Of decree of the Chaneey Court at
Nashville in said cause will sell al public sale, the
premises, tn 2SDAY the 2st day OF May, about Thirty
Lots Nashville, in front Of the Water Works, par
tcuRT description Of which will appear In haRdbs, to be
Issued before day Of sale.
TERMs-A credit Of one, two and three years. for notes
satisfactorily secured, bearing lien retained
A. V s. LINDSEY, 3s College street.
R Cra AuctioBeeF- lapr2q-tf.
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III. p. DOFPiS,
ECLIPSE STOVE FOUNDRY.

A this Foundry am making Cooking, ParIOr,
n and Healing Stoves Of every variety, Hollow
Ware OF all kinds AndirOns, Sad Irons and waffle Irons
Of all kinds.
ALsO tin, Copper, and Sheet Iron Ware all Of which
propose sell At wholesale retail cheap for cash or to
punctua time dealers Particular paiU Roofing
and Guuerng. n. p. IORRIS,
spr27 No. College street, Nashville
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COUNT HRFHITI
r CAUTION To PARTIES PURCHASING
s. ". PIXIES MAGNOLIA WHISKY.
Cincinnati, ohio


THE undersigned, manufacturer and sole pro- 80
Il Prietor Ofthe above brand OF WHISKY, would 73l
respectfuly inform hia. customers and purchasers
Of this celebrated band that there has appeared In
lesion and other Southern markets counterfeit Of the above
Whisky, being poisonous mitaon branded similar 10 mis-
brands IL passes under the Of s. n Bikes Magnolia
Whisky Gincinnat Ohio and OthOT similar TO s.
Pike "A there party in this city OF the name Of s.
Dke ills intended TO impose and deceive ihose who would
purchase the genuine brand make this statement put
parties e guard there several persons In the
and making imitation, and using with
slight alteration have analysed several samples Of thS
counterfeit brand, and found that rcOntans deadly poison,
this TACT alone mpes the public, protect those
who liable be deceived and prevent the evil results
attending the Of bis poisonous Imitation. also hereby
cantOn the countsFsTs my brand that will prosecute
them the full extent Of the law The genuine s. n Pixies
Magnolia Whisky Is distilled from the bost qualities Of Rye
Corn and is waated free from any deletenous Oh
HoxiOns d, being pure and healthy beverage
Many parties have recently commenced making brand OF
Whisky Magnolia, but they an imitation OF 10Y
brand be careful and the only genuine Magnolia
Whisky made IN the United States, and distilled only By me-
apr22-lE, .-.-.. ..-..-. SAM'h-E- PIKE,
No. 10 & 20 Sycamore g., CiDeianatI, Ohio