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, 1863-12-24

The Greeks are ina state Of agitation
not the redskins Of General Jackson's time
but the Creeks Of Pennsylvania, which die
not know there vas q riso in oil until thefl
supply. had been sold "aheal Of pzoduc
- The Fall River Netas reports, on the au.
thority Of gentleman from California, thai
irc not less than ten thousand men there out
Of employment. Thousands Of them would
be glad to return home if they had tho means,
Machinfsts and some kinds Of mechanics.
however, arc indemand ut good wages. !,
The fibre: Of the palmetto tree is sug-
gcsted for the manufacture Of paper.
major Burrows, at Nashville, has been
poc6etiDg government horses. q feat that ID
likely to unsettle his constitution
Tho Governor of Rhode Island has sent
,cilcu1ars to ell the soldiers from that State.
whose terms Of service are about to expire,
urging them to re-cnlist. =
:: Three hundred and fourteen applications
ior fishing bounty, amounting to upwards Of
seVG0o, hare been made at the custom-house
IN Gloucester. ::
The book-trade sales in Boston arc re-
established.
Tomatoes put up fifteen years ago were
opened in Salem, recently, and found to bo
Us fresh and good rs when first canned.
"A mercantile firm in San Francisco. sub-
scribed eco to the Sanitary Fund.
= The streets Of Quebec, Canada, are to
be lighted by coal Gil lamps.
1t is said that tbs machinery of England
can accomplish moro than all the hands on
the globe. No wonder then, that she ero5ys
rich and powerful. wv"
- The Rnow is already forty feet deep
among the Rocky Mountains.
, 1863-12-24
The Case Of Mrs. Patterson Allen BE.
fore Commissioner TFatson-The EI.
animation Continued.
Hmm ha 1.fnb1,.u5

Aftom me Aacamond EznmlrcE, Dec, 161
Yesterday the now somewhat noted case Of
Nrs. Patterson Allen, charged with treason
atle correspondence with the enemy, aftet
ecing postponed on sevcrals occasions, came
9p 1or m examination before Commissioner
watson, In the ante room OF the Confederate
States District Conrt, in tue building south-
east corner Of Fn1nklin and Fourteenth
streets.
Tho public are too familiar with the cir
cumsfanccs Of this most extraordinary case
developed last Spring, TO require Tcpcti.
lion here Of the narrative which followed
her detection, exposure and arrest, Immo.
diately after Il II, Mrs. Allen, tho accused.
entered the room On the ann Of her husband !.
II Tic Doi.uty Marshal, Colonel Wiley, J
WIG hao conducted her from TIC place Of
confinement. the Asylum dc Francis dc
Sales, remaining outside until both were
eeased In one corner of the large examining
room.
HRS. Pattc1son Allen was dressed tastcful1y
in blnck silk, black bonnet mud muE with q
heavy brown reil concealing her face. This
veil she never removed during the whole
saye once, and then only to apply lace kef-
chiet to her eyes or lips.
a few minutes after the entrance of the
prisoner, camc Brigndier GenernI John II.
Windcr, commandant Of the Department of
Henrico; Commissioner William F. Watson;
T. H. Ay1ctt, Confederate States Prosecuting
Attorney; Hon. James Lyons and General
Key. M. D. Hoge, and number Of others,
witnesses, ministers, lawyers and legislators;
among the hitter Messrs. Bolivar Christian,
Senator from MiddlcseK, and Joshua r. Tay-
lor, Senator from Montgomery.
The case was continued until Thursday,
tho 18th, on account Of tho absence Of wit
nesses.
, 1863-12-24

There appears to have been = similar Increase In
the receipt Of Beef Cattle to-day over the preceding
days ofthe weak to that noticed in the receipts oi
Hogs and from the sarne The arrivals number
about ECO head, and the entered saes 16 ut prcea
ranging frsm s22t@4.1s The shipping demand being
less active there hns not been the usual amount Of
competition in the market, and many aales have been
made At lower prices than owncrs anticipate getting.
This applies more particularly to common grades.
For medium 10 prime qualities there is still
fair demand at former quotations. Most
Of the lots sold to-day hare been bought BY packers,
tpecu1ato1s and some few for the army. We still
note the ahsencof extra grades the general stock
being Of either midium fair shpplng cattle. In the
receipts Of the Cottage Grove Yards there is lot
100 very sst class steers, fed By Chase Of Kexanee
Henry County, which the owner intends shipping
through uuless he gets his price here. We aso ind
hat two Of the lotof eight splendid Christmas beoyes
to which We referred come days since, and which
were purchased By c. F. Loomis Il Co.. The propsle-
tors OF the Cottage Grave Yards from E. q Z, LAM
bert, Of Jacksonville, haye been bought by Curtis
Rodo1ph, city butchers for $55ooo they weighed re-
spectlyelJ ESQ and e.10 rs. The remaining six
which are fully equal to the others In quality &C.,
were unsold this evening, but will soon nd purchas
, 1863-12-24
Army Awards nt St. Louis.


Colonel T. ]. Haincs, Chief Cormlsaary at St. Loue
awarded the following contracts for subsistence
stoIes, neccmher1o:
+ MESS PoRK-John Boo l. Co., 500 btls at $500 Il.
Ames c., I0 6rs at $500; r. Whitaker, Sons d
P9iaE II MEsg P9EK-IIeniDg Woodrnn, 1900 brls
br1s, <15-t0. = - -
C1EAR BAco1 9tDKs-HtninC d Woodruff, $4,000
hs, e.1oc; n H. Ptsifcr, 000W nB. 9Kc F. Whitta-
ktr, Sons e. Co., 1s0,CC9 rs, 81. -.
?sac: Jossph Fenhy, 10000 MS. 7!a7c Henry Ames q
srdAR Cgnan HAxs-Heniug , woodrua, 5000
ce, uHc; Henry Ames Co., y, ,ooo n: nc.
HAED BEEAp-C1arcs HolMes, 10000 MS, Cleo d
boxcsl 4.Eoc 90 y boxes. so j CoEswelI 4 Co.,
12sp,dt0 na. 1od D boxcsl sdoc GO y boxes 47o.1
E1IlT PEAE-J.E Y. Wetz, 100 bushsls, $.12 y
bushe1,
CORN MEAt-FrttE EicEermarn Il Co. 1M0n eco IA
g,itF, $s9C4. =; Frttx Eckermanb q Co, 1000 bbls
mta Sat9 obi; EnGelke = Fe'aer. 2,ao.o'o oahom.
s1o1S-Eben Richards, Jr, 15o no NJ, 4iec; Smith,
Wood 4 Co, soo,o9 nes 1i25; belcheta ErgaE Refine.
, 1863-12-24
IotaI N buHne1s.. ..2,897,454 2,U61, ,8l
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET,

HEDHAhDA1 EVkHIHG, Dec. q, 1868.
BoGS-The receipts to-day at tho various yards
amount to about G,boo hogs, large proportion Of
which are the aceumulationB Of tho several lines Ct
Railway for the last eight or ten days. The delay yus
thus caused, chiefly by ice and SNOW, though ms
Eoidablc, Is most unfortunate tho owners Of stock
with Christmas close at hand. and the operations Of
shippers, either much reduced or suspended alto
Geher for tho last six seven days. Besides this
drawback the market Is oerably active. nearly all
principal packers are buying largely and freely at the
high rates which have prevailed. In tho prospect
however. Of much heavier receipts than are needed
for the ensuing week. there has been slight decline
In the activity OF the market today, and little push
has been required to get rid Of stock uoea it was Of
very nrst.claes quality; and for common and light,
poorly fed hogs the market has d< ened fully 1oc Der
100 ns and at that reduction but very few have been
eo'd In the sales made to-day, prieea have ranged
much a. usual, namely from $loo6. .&o but tue pr1n-
elpa1 transactions have been at sn0@573 100 ns.
HOG BA1Ks TO-DAY.
, 1863-12-24
Il Scrap Of History,

Governor seymour's .oft~repeated ebjurss,
ton Of the undue preponderance obtained by
massachusetts and other Eastern States ai
the formation Of the Federal Constitution, by
virtue Of the equality Of Senatorial represent.
ation, has been summarily answered by q
quotation from Alexander Hamilton, show.
ing that New York was not then first clase
State, and was, therefore, gamer by the
"compromfsc" At that time Virginia was
the most popnlous State; next was Massa,
chusetts, and then Pennsylvania. The states,
men Of Massachusetts, were generous to New
York in the convention Of 1857; and Cor.
Seymour Is, therefore, ungratcful as well %
inaccurate.
, 1863-12-24
Ql)ica9o Grlbnne.
THURSDAY, DECEMBER "a, 1868.


DEmAND7 49, '1 ~~-
We presume that on the re-asscmblinl
of Congress after the holidays the Copper
head delegation from Illinois will intro
duce the famous twcnty-third pink O
their State platform, which, it will be re
collected, proposes q National Conyen
ton to settle upon terms of peace which
shnu have in 7iew the restoration Of in,
Union as It was. and tie aecus;ty In const;
eTonalame,dmenfs of saVc:1 ,7;;a1ht. h IL ss,,,.
1nd lie a,sone t1e1cof os 1onor and ;.st;r. =.
mondn ' ~ ''"''~" -
Accora,nc 4o +Ia 1,;no;s conno-heod !
-.n1atforn ,3,o- .v;st;no cons,;,nt;an ao..
III as,,,ra ~ +1,e r.confe of thc states snc,,
/. 1--s.S,;.s.r 1,o,,or en5 ;,,st;ca don,ona. :.
oiicr words its provisions are nn.,,st
md dishonorable to The States and the
,oon]e thereof. and it must he chan oad
ar made over again before it can he honor
ably obeyed. OF Justice can flow from its
s, execution.
What alterations Of the fundamental law
arc necessary to make it conform to the
principles Of honor and justice? It isa
great pity that the convention did not spec
=. e. 1,,e desacts in thc;r ;pdement t1at -r;et
r.: r. The noon1e of the 1oval st,tos
7,ro,cas tn 1,e a inst and honorable noon1,
r. tho const;tnt;on il rrorh;nr d;shoror
= and ;ninat;ce t},ev vi, baetan ~ cor,oc, +ha
evil as soon as it is pointed out to them.
I, We presume that our Democratic State
y r,.,.c..t;o,, ,,.ao,,t 49,. ~ -. ...
inns of t1,c Const;tnt;on ~ ar- 1,ninst opd ] d;s-
honoraI;3e toward hat fract;on ~ ~ orr u,s
asouthcrn bretlrcn'' who whin t1c;r1;v;nv
ont ofnegnooe: :: that it is un;ust tn them hs'
consa It does not e1,arantee the ,,r;v;1e1,
oftal<;nr slaves into The f,aa stetas .ss
ter,;tor;es and WORKING and s.,1;na 1 ,,,n, ,.nn
thrre and d;.,,ono,.h,s h.oonsa - ,a.e1 ~
,,;1os and .aeecr;hss noaroas ~ 90 ,.s,s..~.y ~ !
- I -. ~, =. ~ s,,s..s,s - 40: p-s,
, 1863-12-24

leave to give you sentiment, as platform
on which a1l Of Us can safely stand:
THE'AMKR1oAE PREss: If inspired br Pat
riotlsm, Morality, md Humanity, 1t cannot
fail to develop constantly increasing VIgor,
Power, and consequent Independence. [Lond
, 1863-12-24
#isfrllu11fous.
TCONOATY sfTOnnDHEppA1 A.

= i
~ TlCED BIT EVERYBODY N ALL THINGS.
qne eo!iar e9pendsd row In purchasing sot,le Il
JAYNA 8 EHfGTpkANT BY these iFo16lod Nl.A 4
slight cough sE aoas=oacss o. sore throat, may taye
sha exrcnse Of doctot's bill. A neglected eonsA
The lining Of the wsd- -suoes, tho usua! syupaAs q
Mneh ARG sore threat and pain In Tho bEuaak, Win
eeon Lead. through want Of atention to hroncatts.
naya celsy nay entail u1oatl vi sudotas. Lot Ae
AttsAeted u fry 1t ctcr JAyEkf5 ExPEcToEANr Il IL
tanasfd remedy and rs c1fatlse powers hAvo hoaa
s p thousands OF per,o7a who havo recovered
~ X Afslt9 oy III u*c. Ths EJPKs1oHANT, and An
pnv'' @ eR!y at y cheatnut stree, rhil39cphi,. and
Whcre. 1ot 10 ,Sa as. -. - m.1,E.i.J
, 1863-12-24

The late King Of Denmark divorced
two wives who did not suit him, and married
1norganaticaliy and afterwards ccremonious-
II Maaeinoiselle Louisa Christina Rasmus-
sen, liberal like himself This lady had
previously been goycrness, ballet dancer
and miliiner. She had u large stock Of com
mon sense, however, and when elevated to
the rank Of Quecn, in 1850, gained the good
will and respect Of the DIMES.
, 1863-12-24

CHICAGO DRY GOODS s1ARKEr.


WzpNEsDAI EVENING, Dec. g. 1se3
The market for DRY Goods during the week has bean
moderately active, but there Is no material cnngc to
note in prices. Standard shectings arc in good de-
mand and firm, and seaaonable prin have an upward
tendency. We quote tho market as follows;
, 1863-12-24

The printing press Of the New Haven
g1sssr g g, = run BIZ waterp power, supplied BY an
nca Perosataon Of tho, street main; and
aates ssnes.sa long tstA the. continuance u pro-
, 1863-12-24

The rescue Of tho pirates Of the steamer
Clceapcake by the Nora Scotia blue-nose
mob, composed in part Of prominent citizens
Of Halifax, adds another to the long list Of
matters to be some day adjusted BIZ England
with our Government The Chesapeake nj.
racy, as is well remarked, 4.like eyery other
crime against our commerce that has been
committed under cover of tlis war. was ar
ranged On British Soil and committed hv
British subjects. It does not appear Tint q
SoutAc1ner was concerned In tic seizure of
the Chesapeake; but it was wholly done by n
party Of men known as the Blue Noses-nien
with the Geld blood and feeble circulation Of
reptiles-in other words, natives of the Brit
ish province Of Nova Scotia. Next, it ia to
be remembered that when these blue nosed
pirates nm the vessel into British waters. In
the same province of Nova Scotia, tho same
blue nosed people Of that province purchased
the cargo at prices which show their comp1i-
city In the outrage rs the receivers Of III
tru1tE-dour at three dollars per barTcI and
sugar af as many cents per pound nB dollars
arr paid for it In the southern States. And
thirdly, It must not be forgotten that after
the pirates had been caught, at great expense
to our government, and were ii the hands Of
the officers Of Justice, they were rescued by
prominent citizens" Of the principal city Of
the same province and set at nberfy.''
The great grandfathers Of these blue nose
pirates were tories in the Revolution, and
left tlis country for the country's good, tax.
Ing refuge in Nova Scotia They arc sweet
breed Of British Copperheads, and some day
they sha1l have their reward.
, 1863-12-24

The official canvass in Minnesota
shows majority Of 6,s3l for Miller, Union
candidate
, 1863-12-24

H- It is alleged in Washington ana by the
Eastern press that "The light draft gunboat.
are 4 failure they roll on an average twenty,
four times per minute In sea way. The
first batch Of double-cnders arc like crabs
going, sideWars-in fact, any way, but the
right one. The new screw s1oops have less
power than vessels Of three hundred tons less
bnrthen, while the new batch of double.
cndcrs, If thc performance Of the Aeawam
is sample, cannot make any hcadway in m
ordinary gale Of wind, and must seek q port
under their lccs'
The t1ouble is, that Daddy Wells is too old
BY half century to dischnrge the important
duties of the Navy Department. He is a
well meaning, upright man, but is said to be
the mere cats paw Of euch men us Fog,
1shcrwood and 1entllall, and d swindling
gang Of contractors. We haye stron, hopes
that tie President will appoint a younger and
better man in his place. No man III tre,nen-
dous war times like these ought to be allow
cd to renain in the Cabinet, or in the army,
or at the head Of any important bureau, after
lie Is seventy years old. He should have
leave to retire on lalf pay or resign and 70
home =
, 1863-12-24

to lc continually comparing themselves 10
tie Revolutionary fathers, and arguing by
the analogy. There is not The ghost Of a
resemblance, and consequently what helped
the fathers will kill them.
, 1863-12-24

Flour and Grain in Store in Chicago.
The following table shows the amount OF -four
and grain In store In this city On Saturday last
compared with the amount In store On the CORE
epo4dipg date last year.
, 1863-12-24
New York Stock nIarket-Dec. as,

EONIAIERCIAL.
WEDNESDAY EvrA1Na, Dec. Is 1883.
The following table shows the receipts and ship
ments during the past tWenty-four hours:
nxcH4rTs, LAST TwxNrY.FouR pouK.
, 1863-12-24
dR. DLVAx'8 8

MR- PREaIDKHT, AND GENTLEMEN or THE
PREsat II tho events Of the first Monday Of
Qecembef. In WhicA- the American Congress
saw at to take tho editor Of country papor
, 1863-12-24

,FeHzIaH, Goops.-.The business has been confined
chiefly to the auction GALES, and to the seasouabte
goods now arriving second orders. and previously
seatce and even these are bringing, according to the
showing OF the Importers very unsatisfactory pT1ccs
The orders for spring are not M large rnany ex
pected, but We do nos anticipate any scarcity or lead
and wehave seldom the lofts 10 neazly cleared
, 1863-12-24

.---. "WEDNESDAY EvxH1Ha. Dec. q. 1a9.
EK!s1GHTS-TheTo Ia no change IN rates. We
qnotc: --+-, "
, 1863-12-24
PRINCIPAL SALES OFFICE
\ Nos. les 200 Greenwich ST., New Ysrk.
Numerous Certificates
1 as above. 81
~-Ae->--G

NJ UNN 4 COMPANY, Solicitors
~ Of fAMER1cA AN ant, FOREIGN PtrRyra ~
Publishers Of the ILLUSTRATED 80 s@u
SCAEFE1FKC AuERICAN.u
NJ. 81 Park Row, View York,
Pamphlets of Information about Patents FHxk
epecimen copies OF the paper FREE.
notpSeSSMr2dp
, 1863-12-24

HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
Pafttcn!,r1y valuable for officers In the Army And
taIelless.'-iFrankL Leaflets, Fcb.2.
Prettest. beat and cheapest ttmepteces ever otes.
ei."-[H. T. Illustrated News, JIM. TO-
yery pretty and durable Watches for the Army"
Aug. 70. o''N''
"one Of the Oldest and most reliable houses in husf
nees."-lLouisviue (kyJ journal, July 81.
, 1863-12-24

"a! change ii pz1ccs. We quote obbers prices as fo
Whi;s 9i3... 0[1 .ssss?c
IN 14lIs7a aas,ssss fSss5a
and in good dem1ud. We quote:
Seiied M fssa Iassed 'Lteai 1ei : :
01ixs osl n9lk; 22@350
Elephant l305i
a5 III @t 3
Macnlne g@l0
spelM sa XII @:5o
a!eeGa ~: 8 80
numerous. and market nrm * previous fatss, w
Flme aaaAues nu'''. 5o9t 90
TpUl;TRY:i6s receipt; ii TarEs;s md Gilt. S
1S
essential preparations are being made for Chfistaa
disposed q a4 proof aa of atSe tSe
9TSts; P;SSs9s We
9s csistss;: o = eas sss
LIE E. T9fSeys' a 56sM
AZ {S5ss5s "a 1sssS s99s
solea :6;i 81 Turkeys 1T Sxs: lis ~ 90 II
1sS Il IL dSz Chickens a5ssssd at sso II doz do do
f1TATOEs.. .Tha market Is rather active for the
Common. Observation-Disclosures. D osGatn
FKOVISIONS-TheTe was less activity to-dsY.
hut the market for nearly all kinds Of product rucd
hr1u.
. AIKsa PoEE-In good demand, but buyers and scl-
ler8 arr apart Sae8 today Eert 800 brls city Ness
Rock Island Mess Pork At 317.3o: 20 bris country
Mesa Pork At $l1 LEO bsas light Mesa Pork 1t SIG d.
SO brls old H. o. Fork at 3ti5b. Sellers Of rount
AlA59.
p1INx Mxss porK-Dcuand active and market
Arm at an advanso Of Se. Sales to-day Vere-N
l0a Iris hu-catnc Prime Mess Pork ff detvcr5 With
u : - d;ys Il; se 70 afs ssS packed Primo Aess
BuLE MkAT8-1n good demand aud firm, Hales to.
tRy e;-1Nt t9 - country cured Bulk Hams, loose
, 1863-12-24
MAGIC TlNE OBSERVERS, :,

Being Hunting OF Open Face, Or Lsdys or Gentla-
mans Watch com hlned, With Patent Self Wind
trg Improvement, = most pleasing No7e;ty.
, 1863-12-24

and again when twenty-nine years old. Was
sent by his nefglbors to the National Presf-
! DENTAL Conventions-when twenty seven
years Old was sent by his neig1bors as wise
/ veniion OF the State Of Indiana-was sent by
tue same neighbors to Congress in the wear
1s54, and kept there By them from that day
TO tlis. On the first Monday Of this month
Of ofDecember the Republicans Of the House
o. o. Heeprssentatlyes epan unanimously elected him
AZ brothers, you think you know the secret
OF this uninterrupted favor Of a constituency
to Representatives. this continued rcrard
Of y community for citizen-of this appre-
citation OF a statesman By statesmen. You
ind them in bis fidelity to principle-in his
thorough attention to business in his talents
for legislatton-i1 their constant and useful
devotion to the public good The Cong,rs-
stoad Glo1c and the traditional and written
history Of Congress are full OF tho EVIDENCES
o1 these virtues, and Of this fitness for public
trusts. and this title to honor and confidence.
1s hnt you don't know the secret. I do. /
learned v it b. slanee Iget possession Of It
another noble man, IT, ]. II. WIZ Forneq. o.
Eighteen years after my midnight watching
81 that printer, in Lis SHIRT sleeves ut his sol
aE LIS philosophy Of life: "I consider that day
wasted in which laye not done some good
tofome human being, Or added somcwlat to
somebody's happiness" What success could
rcccde from that mans pursuit? nay, what
success would not pursue that man and for
ei6ly crown him with honors and g11titudos
Schuyler Colfa1, editor of the South Bend
N<yiae', Congressman from Indiana for nine
years, actor Of q philosophy of human life
that Socrates might have cnvied, you cannot
escape the love Of Jour fel1ow-man. We
Journalists and men Of the newspaper press
do love you and claim you as BONG Of our
bone and flesh Of rflesh. Fill your glasses
all in m invocation 10 tic gods Tor long life,
grcater successes, and eycr-incrcasing iappi,
ness to our editorial brother in the Speakers
Chair.
In response to tile toast of the President,
lond calls being made for Hon. Schuyler Col
fax, that gentleman ssid:
mr. ooLVAx's sp8KcH.
Ma. PAEa1pEST AND GEuI1KNEN or THE |
PREsas II tho events Of the first Monday Of |
December. IN which the American Congress
eaW ut to take tho editor Of 4 country paper
, 1863-12-24

birds! BIRDS! SINGING
Yirds7the best qualify OF singers With niehtsnrajo
H1sta HnEeaE 5sns nnd 1s noe, geEaa
sale1 Ihrusnes. ssarlinss. &C.,. DC. A,o, raTroa
aho FnncX Birds Of gorgeous colots IN great rarie-
66Ra1UNE, Monroe street, second door east OF Post
Uuce. tt4tt-lHjs
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-10-14

SAMBUCI WINE,
celebratedin Europe FORTS medicinal and benefcis
qualities as gentle Stimulant, Tonic, Diuretic, and
used in European and American Hospitals, and by
some of the first families in Europe and America.
AS A TONIC
1t as no equal causing au appetite and building up
the system. being entirely pure wine of mostval-
liable grape.
Itimparts healthy action of the Glands, Kidneys,
and Urinary Organs, very benefcialn Dropsy g out
and Rheumatic Affections.
sPEER'S WINE
Is not mixture manufactured article but is pure
from the juice of the Portugal Sambuci grape culti
waited in New Jersey, recommended by chemists and
physicians as possessing medical properties superior
10 any other wines in and excellent article for
all weak and debta ed persons, and the aged and
and children.
LADIES' WINE,
Because il will not intoxicate other wines, as 1t
contains no mixture of spirits otherquors, and is
properties mpartng healthy tone to the digestive
organs, and blooming, soft and healthy skin and
complexion.
WE REFER TO
a few well known gentlemen and physicians who
have tried the Wine:
Gen Winfield Scott USA. DR.. Wilson, 18th St, NY,
Gov. Morgan. NY State DR. Ward. Newark, Nj I.
Dr.J; h; Chilton;N.Y City. DR.; D9ugherty, Newark
Drs .Darcy& Ncholl, New Dr. Marcy, New York
ark - Dr. Cumming, Portland
DR.. Hayes Boston.
rg-None genuine without the signature of"AL.
FRED SPEER, Passaic, n, j." is oyerthe cork OF
each bottle.
rsgeMfKE ONE TRIAL OF THIS VINE.
For sale by Druggists and all first class dealers.
City and town Agents supplied by the State Com.
A. SPEER Proprietor
VISEYARD-Passaic, New Jersey
OFFIcE-20s Broadway, New York
JOHN LA F0Y, Paris,
Agent for France and Germany.
soldin Portland by H. II. HAY. Druggist, Supply
ing Agent. dec22dly