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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-12

al contracts heretofore made By individuals for subst
futon. SubstH ion was g mere exi7tenee OF prVi-
lege The government bad no right or poTsr 10 nea-
pacae Itself fer the purposes Of Substitution was
simply a contract between citizens, aud Congress had
the power 90 modify the AH whatever might b he re-
htions OF individuals BE did not object 20 the refund
ing OF money in such esses bus Congress vas not bound
70 do IT, Tue law disc minated in favor Of tee Iicb.
Ia il war which for property rights, The owners
Of property should 6ght for il TIE Law vas obnoxious
49, the objections urged against It. he wished h
swept from statute books entirely and the oiious
discrimination abolished.
The bill vas referred to the committee on Military
AHa-s and ordered to be printed.
Mr. HILTON, Of FioriOa, BY o)nseat Of tse House
offered an amendment that Fri eipalJ be reg red to
take the places fsaostutss IN where sue latter
desert D. inability from Sickness unable to per-
form military duty. Laid the tatls Ordsred 70 b
pin Cd
rr GRAY Of Texas, submitted a resolution request
ing the Pres dent communicate 70 the House the
80 and correspond nee with Gen joseph g. Johnston
during the R0nths Of Juae aud July, 1888 IN reference
% his department Adopted.
Mr.. GRAY in reply to an alluson to his defeat for
reelection 90 Congress- BY Mr. F00rE in some Frevi-
Gus personal remarks explained that bis defense Of the
Aini1istrstiOn vas a partisl cause Of that result
Tue House then adjourned.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-12
LATEST FROM THE UNITED STATES.
We have received the n Y Herald Of the 9th inst =,
from which We make the following brisf synopsis:
LINCOLN on REcoNsTRucEoN.

We have received the n Y. Herald Of the 9th inst
from which We make the following brisf synopsis:
LINCOLN on REcONsTRucEoN.
The New York Herald of the S.b, says:
We are promised the Presidents Message to day, and
We are told that is distinguishing feature will be bis
plan for the reclamation Of the rebelious Satea. l. is
go reported that he will start from the comprehensive
lea tn y under his empancipaOn proclamation slavery
e abO In the designated States. II this be So
then Pres dents annual message o. 1858 will be the
most important document Of the kid in the history Of
re country o il will involve in the restoration Of the
Union = Tecoustruc ion of the Government, the fnal
shaping Of which no human Imagination Mcclure
We await the Presidents message.
PARTIAs N csKGREss.
It IL understood that the Cox fac ion in Congress will
u:ge vigorous prosecution Of the VAR holding the Re
pubcans responsible for the in which it is
rled on. The Wood faction will hold out as before,
against war measured"
MELDB'5 Army.
MeadeS army are Workirg Sssiduously preparing
Winter quarters. The campaign in Virginia seems a.
end until Spring, An unconf.med rumor states that
Gea PeISlntson has superseded Meade that Sedgwick
and Warren we're rendered the command, but declined.
FROM EAsT TENNESSEE.
Louisville despatch says Sherman has arrived a.
Knoxville, Longsl,eet is retreAtng to Virginia via
GreenVille and cavalry are said 10 be in pursuit.
"REBIL" PRISONERS
through Indianapolis on the III, en- route to Rock
Island. 1900 more expected the next day. lS2
officers, mostly from Breekinridge's command passed
through en- route to JohnsonG leland.
MESSAGE OF GOV. BsAMLIrrIz
Gov, Bramstte Of KY, in his message TO tia Legs
Gture urges the complete organization Of the mitl
for home defense. He pledges the entire service Of the
State 10 the defense Of the government He comedies
that slavery il not essential the life Of the State or
nation, but the Union is.
FINANCIAL
Gold last TO l5O
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Secretary of War has ordered all cOntra5ands in
Warrington TO be removed South Of the Potion c.
Notice has bsen given in Congress of a bill to repeal
80 much OF thu enrolment act au.horiz4 I'd dis
charge Of person drafted, on payment of $500.
Tho crSis Of the Presidents mAlady ia passed aud his
health nearly restored.
Governor Seymour has issued circular urging the
duty Of entering Immediately the raising of the quota
Of troops by voluntary enlisimea's.
dinner is to be given to Speaker Cjlfs1 as he is
The 6rst editor of newspaper eeced Speaker Of
the House.
Articles Of luxury tobacco, Vhskey sld wine arc to
be heavily tlIe2 70 increase the revenue.
Cotton is selling 10 Memphis at IS to ~ cents.
Hawkins, Of the parties in the recent kidnapping
at Montreal has been found guiAy. GiddDga, the
AuesslR COnsul is TO be tried on the 18th.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-12

TIE SESSIONS CT OoSaRHss.-Ths last session of the
Provisional Congress OF the Confederate States ended
on tie l7lh FEBRUARY, 1854 The 6ast session of the
FIRST Congress Of the psrmAnens government began
the following day. Ga the 22i the President in
tugurated. On the 2lss April, Congress- adjourned
until the sh of August After remAiaing in session
Iatl the 18th October, Congress adjourned sine DE-,
aud thus ended AccOding to the journal of the Senate
the FIRST regular ssssOn-the Adjourned .essiOn being
re- aided part Of the hrst tession According to the
journal the House Of Representatives the FIRST session
aud adjourned SESSION regarded Two ditinct
slrs that the following session, which in conformity
81 an act Of CongesS commenced on the IL January
1884 and ended, ty al u'rment 'iHs de- the list
Nay, is termed BY the Haue journal the tbird se!sios
The tile page OF the official volume of statutes also
recognises the said session as the hid session The
Constitution provides that Congress shall annually
on the first Monday Of scsmber iess otherwis" pre-
vided by law Accordingly, soiOn having been Ia
ken by CO-gTess the subject, the present session
commenced tis fsi inst and will terminate the
18th FEBRUARY 1854 Il is unfortunate that the dscrep
ancy abovJ mentioned shOlll exist, and it would
proper As Congress should take cognnce of 1t in
der that the records ray be placed right.
The regular sion of Congress Che hrst Ofthe
"SecOnd COagreSs') will commerce, under the COn5ti
cn on the first Mon3Ay 10 December unless other Sse
provided by law and on the lsh FEBRUARY errc-
neouSy stated. bill has been introduced in the SEN
ate fixing the fourth Monday of February 22d as the
time of m,Sing. Another bill has BEEN introduced in
providing that vacation of Congress durirg the eI
iS.enee OF the war ,ha continue longer than three
nn,utbs
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-12
THKRERE,

From the West is to the tG.cs that the enemy are
evsculirg CharEnOOga The report l. base The fact
that spatcb wnsrecsived by the President last night,
shtiR that the Appearances at Chattanooga if
G Aat was ui.hdr3Wng in the direction Of Nashville.
We could learn other confirmation Of the report,
and may add thAlite credence given to it, There 8
thing new from the Rapidan, or Gen. LODgstreet.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-12
RIczxOHD, December 4th, 1853.

fol
cnay "B with the understanding that
vices ernh to
d. demedby n nCeaR o
the appraised at al cities ana @u
whm
H
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the shall
ong 6lageA
Will
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-12
RICHMOND WING.
SATURDAY MORNING, DEo. IL, 1858.

FERMR-DOiy, months siSi months Ss. YOr less pc
dOd, 90 per month.
ssuiWseky months $40 No Iubscr received for less
han Ix months. .-
Weekly months, g. No subscriptions received for ls's
han ak months.
No subscription for longer period r months will Be re-
ceiVed for any issue OF the Whg.
Rsnttanees AZ he rsk Of TIE subscriber.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-12
TslCOyD DKsPATCH.
PRON RAsF TENNESSEE.

BRIsrOL, Dec. n.-Gsrera LODgstre.t is slowly fall
ing back from NOrrstoWn, presenting bold front to
the enemy who, since the sharp skrmish at AorrsoWD,
have Sssed lin. Our lass sd'iOss represent him
A. WAAugA liver, lear KDOgsp r.. As Cumberland
Gap is no longer in his rea- apprehensions are felt
as hI safety AL The hospitals along the railroad
have been enpsd 70 receive his WOunded, numbering
about six hui deed.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-12

RnIsrO5s NOnCE.-RsV D.. DOggsss has taken charge
o. Osnisns Church in this city, on Grace, between
4h add Th Street,. Divine service will commence each
sabbah as II o'clock A n, and pm.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-12
Br G0DDIN & APPERsoN.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE

AZ Ms Soathtast Corner Of Main and FiTst Streets.
A 8 Special Commissioner under decree Of
"A hungs Court Of the city Of Richmond, pronounced
9Th Of December 1865 In the Of Banton and wife
against wicker shall proceed 70 SELL az auction, the
premises TUESDAY, the 18th Dec 1863 st o'clock H.,
fair not frat fair day tereaer that valuable and de-
taby located Brick Tenement and he Lot which sands,
occupied by the family OF the late Philip NJ. Tsbb
The Lot mont Of 68H feet the south side Of Main st.,
depth OF about leo feet the side Of First street 10
alley. .r-
TERM-0nerd cash. balance SIX and twelve months for
negoabe notes. added and title retained I'll all the
money paid and ordered by the Court
. BLACKBURN HUGHES,
de9-t5s Oomnsf.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-12
ANorHKR DISPATCH.

DALTOS, Dec. 1.-The latest accounts received here
represent LOngs,rset to be at Beans Station, 20 miles
beyond Knoxville, on The Cumberland Gap road. TIE
ale Guards reported 70 have been driven in yCster
day. No particulars.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-12


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Imperfect
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-12
RUNAWAY SLAVE IN BEDFORD COUNTY

WE lodged in the Jail Of Bedford county,
w Virginia. July Ass dark mulao mas, about 81 year.
ca about 10 inches high and rather spare made Aoa
Sf sch Ehsn spoken %, Who says Bis nae LSnoIo
and l5 masters Il John Wsenba ser q 6rAn
eouuty Ea .see Ths owner u forward, pr5Ve rs
ts pay shArss aid VIA to1 agrceaeg Q law
WM II. BREAs,
poRG-gH EhsrG BedicTd eoanty, Va
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-12


SEIGE OF CHARLESTON.
CHARLESTON. Dsc ll.-TWe'Vs shells we're thrown
into the city last night at intervals Of three bOurs-
Damage tralDg Our batteries replied. No firing on
Sumter:
sICOID DKSPATCH.
CHLELEsrOE, Dec. 1.-THE enemy again sheled the
city at intervals during the day. Six buildings we're
ruck, but no person injured.
AsOut O'Clock this morning Fort Sumter tOOk ERE
from some cause, as yet unknown. The fire eommuni-
Gated to outer timber uO:k Of the southwest
gle, and the wood work burned and some anmuni-
ton destroyed. There were some casualties but the
partisuarsbsVs notyet been received Tue enemys land
batteries opened heavily the Fort during the progress
Of the Ere, and replied to from AOul.re aud our
batteries. heavy firing was kept up all day, which
S,ased as dark. DAmaseto Sumter not material
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-12
EGR RIA HIC
SEIGE OF CHARLFSTON.
Reports Of the Press Association.

Hntered according 70 act Of Congress In e year 1885, BY g.
THRAER In the Clerks once Of the District Court Of the
fsdsrAis states for NE Northern District Of Georgia.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-12
A VALUABLE FARM,
IN THE COUNTY OF AMELIA,
VALUABLE RRsIDRNCEAND MARKET

VALUABLE RESIDENCEAND MARKET
Garden, y Of mile north Of the city, together VIII
Stock, Farming Irplements, &C., for sale ct AuetonW
be sold "WEDNESDAY, the 10th day Of December, the
premises At o'clock NJ The desirable county lately owned
81 W. L. ooweTdln Esq, containing twenty highly In
proved land, with nne youag orchard choice frutre
The buildings two framed house. with rooms and
poTehes kitchen With 8roms large barn with lhsd stable
heu.e-an In god order Also good Ice heue and
pond portion Of the land well ret 10 Ninter vegetables
Amer the sale OF the estate will be sold ali the stock on ssd
place. oorsng Of booded eew mare and colt mule To-
geher with the farming Implements JAS NJ TAYLOR
de10 Auctioneer.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-12
ADJUTANT AND INSPECTOR GENERALS OFFICE, |
RICHMOND Dec. Z, 1853. I
GENERAL ORDERS.

following appointed
0 OROeuan ind agennof 6s directed heeO'
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-12

OFFICE RICaEONO PETG R R. CO.,
RIcHNoNB, Dec. 2, 1888. I
THE Owners of Freight arriving at any Of
Il ne DspOts Of his Company requested 70 take away
pronpuy ca arrival The Company vii not b responsible
~ ~ &c teeuiuk. a. II. GILL,
issS-ia aenI supfA
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-12
LARGE SALE OF PERSONALLY.

LARGE SALE OF PERSONALITY.
WILL SELL Ar AUCTION, at the resi-
dence the Mrs Washington Caroline county,
"WEDNESDAY, the 18th Of December II fair, not on the
dt fair day thereafter all the estate Of the decedant,
embracing Hoes Mules Work Oxen nock Of superior sheep,
Hogs Goth atted and oek Cattle bc beef and soeE seye
bushes Of Corn, Fodder Straw, Wagons, Carts
Poughs Harness. &C. &c Also Family Carriage and Msteh-
Hoes Household and Kitchen Furniture and many other val
liable articles incident 10 large farm.
Sale 10 commence al IL A. NJ.
fEAhs-oash, In Confederate money.
JOHN WARRINGTON,
nol1-d1av4t4dtds Exr Of Mas. ANN WARRINGTON.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-12

\. HoORE. p HLTHH' az HooD.
MOORE, BAYNE 4 CO., No. 147 Main
WI street, Lynehburg, Va wholesale erOcersand oonmis
NON Merchants for Manufactured and Smoking Tobac
co. win receive and sell Sugar. hoaseS, Wheat Corn, Hour,
Bacon Lea ser and all kndS Of country produce AL SALES
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-12

EOR SALE 2p q
l. f.r- That valuable property Known q
"LYyCHS WAREHOUSE" will be offered for sale. 70 the
highest bidder Public Auction In Lynehburg, 1UEsDAY,
he 18th day OF DECEMBER, instant situated Bridge street,
the chief Of the city, and but short distance
the canal railroad depou snd bridge leading 10 Auhers
justly regarded the valuable pieces Of
ery 10 the and affords opportunity 10 capitalists for In
ment rarely offered
TERNs-Oash, or Its equivalent
~ Bale At o'clock, BY DusHsdToH hYLER
JN0. A. LIGGAT,
deo-tds. Trustee
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-12

Mr.. FRAZ En- OF EcokbTidge, offered 10 ns reso
luiion proposing shat when the General Assembly aC
jOurned, On Monday, the l4.h inst. is EAad Aejourne
70 The S:h Of January, 1854.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-12
erB OF the GsneTA Assemoy.
RHzsNLTIoN OF EINBR
ADJOURBEEEF.

The SPEAKER Lid before lie Senate 4 communic,-
lion from william 3. Taylor SenAicr fOm NerOlk . y,
retignDg lie seat.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-12
GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF VIRGINIA.
FRIDAT, DsO IL, 1858.
CHNAWn

Player BY the Rev. DR.. MnusgorOde, Of St Psurs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-02-14
DIED.

On Friday evening, the 18th inst, in the 73d
wear of his age Rev. ELIAS HARRISON,
b. D., pastor Of the First Pres byterian church,
in this city ynas~ His funeral will take place
from the church, on tomorrow (Sunday) after
noon, at O clock The public are invited to
attend Baltimore papers please copy.]
on Wednesday night, FERDINAND, infant
son of F. and Annie Knight, aged Is months.
Sleeps he in a dreamless rest.
Hands meel1ly folded on his breast;
Numbered with the saved-the blest
See him in his glorious home;
See him beckon us to come;
Help him sing the angel song!
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-02-14
Ueleoraphit Ne1vs.


FROM RIO JANEIR0.
New York, Feb 14.-Rio Janeiro dates Of
.7an 9th, state that the English minister has
made demands on the Brazilian government
for the wreck of the Prince of Wales and also
for the arrest of several British officers, who,
while in citizens dress, created disturbances in
the streets. Both demands were refused, and
the English admiral, acting under the orders
Of the minister, seized several Brazilian vessels
in Rio Janejro.
The Brazilian government refused to treat
with the English minister and the matter was
settled by referring the case of the ship to the
Brazilian minister in London, and the English,
and in the case of the arrests to the King Of
Belgium.
The residence of the English Minister had
been threatened by mob in Brazil, but the
emperor in, person, had promised protection.
From South America
APanama letter to the n. Y Times, dated 4th
instant, states that the brig Hannah, which had
arrived at Aspinwall from New York, reports
tina: on the 9th ult she saw twenty miles
south of San Domingo, ship On fire, and a
steamer leaving her The vessel was burning
next morning
Ca!Iao advces represent great excitement
there, in consequence Of the appearance Of the
Spanish feet on the Coast Of Peru.
4 British war ship had arrived at Panama,
with three and half millions in gold, which
she Struggled out of Mexican ports.
E. E. Fairfax Williamson, O. passenger Oh
she CITY Of Manchester, which arrived at New
York On Wednesday last from Liverpool was
arrested by the custom house officers on sus-
picion of being an officer in the Confederate
service. and also Of being attached to the suite
OF Mr.. Mason, the Confederate ambassador in
Paris.
There seems to be a :teady progress Of the
movement of the States OF the North west, IN
condemnation of the policy Of the administra
ton, and looking to an adjustment of the Ma
tonal troubles through the medium Of con-
vention to be held at Louisville, Kentucky,
IN March next
The Port Royal correspondent Of the New
York " orld announces that General Foster
expedition is at "a stand-still; and that the
troops have taken up their quarters at St.
Helena Island.
H. Nelson Toler, of King George county,
and carried to Washington, where he is in the
Old Capitol prison.
We are now having delightful weather.
The roads are now drying
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-02-14
|COAIMUNICATED.

Rock OIL,-The Gazette of Thursday quotes
writer in the Pharmaceutical Journal as say
ing "Herodotus, Pliny and other ancient au-
thors speak of Rock Oil" Another supposed
to be much more ancient than Herodotus or
Pliny, says "the rock poured me out rivers Of
oil'' Job xxx c. v. from which it seems
reasonable to infer that there was an oil well
in Jobs land W.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-02-14
Further advices from Yorktown state that

Further advices from Yorktown state that
Lieut. Little, reported as having been taken
prisoner in the affair near Williamsburg, was
not with the squadron. Lieut.. Smith was
made prisoner, but made his escape with five
others. This reduces the entire loss to 25.-
Lieut.. Williams, at first reported as having been
taken prisoner, is now said to have been killed
D. A. Mahoney Esq, president Of the 'Pris
oners of State Association has called con-
vention of all who have been arrested for their
political opinions, to assemble in New York on
the 4th of March, for the purpose Of devising,
adopting and putting into practical effect such
means as might be deemed best to obtain salts
faction. y
It is reported that three Of the largest bank
ing institutions of Chicago which have been
established since the crisis Of 1856 81, are
about winding up their affairs.
The small pox is on the increase in Western
Virginia.
Mrs. Emma G. Embury, the authoress,
has died in Brooklyn, ct the age OF 81.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-02-14
We are now having delightful weather
The roads are now drying.


ADJUSTMENTS. The places of amusement
IN this city have done good business during
the week. The Circus has been crowded both
afternoon and night and Liberty Hall, where
the Canterbury Company is performing, has
been filled to it's utmost capacity, nightly
The performance at each place is varied and
entertaining, and the proprietors vie with each
other in their endeavors to please the amuse-
ment loving public.
The government, in Washington, is buying
up all the oyster shells in the city .or the pur-
poses OF hardening the roads.
The Emperor's proposition has been the
subject Of a deliberate Cabinet meeting, and
Will Of course be submitted to the Senate to be
debated in Executive session. The details Of
the proposition is similar to those indicated in
the last European dispatches, published yes
Serday.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-26
DENsIONs, BOUNTIEs,
BACK PAY, WAR CLAIMS,
AND CLAIMS FOR INDEMNITY
CLARK 4 GAYLORD,
tnsr,eys and Cbrds.sllers at Las,
sOI.lClTORs
ToR AL KINDS OF MILITARY CLAIMS,
Corner 1'h and + streets, Room No. ,,
WAsHIrsruE, D. c.

1hi' Firm, having = thorough knowledge Of the
Pension Business, and being familiar with the
practice In all the Departments of Government,
believe that they can afford greater facilities TO
prompt and successful accomplishment OF business
entrusted 10 them than any other arm In Washing.
ton. They dcstre to secure such an amount Of this
business ~ will enable them to execute the b.si.
the basis Of THEIR PAY CONTINGENT UPON
THEIR sUCCEse IN EACH CASE. For this pur.
iuse they will secure the services OF Law rirms
each prominent locality throushout the states
al the necessary blank fer.ns Of applicatiox ami
evidence, reQuiiite printed pamphlet Instruction.
and Circulars for distr,bution In their vicinity with
Associated names inserted, and upon the due exc.
to them by their rlocarassociAtss, they will prompt
ly perform the business here.
IT Their charges Will be FIVE DOLLARS FOR
OFFICERS and FIVE DOLLARS FOR PRIvATES,
for each Pension or Bounty and Back Pay obtsinsd,
and Collection OF PRIZE MONEY.
q Soldiers enlisted since the let OF March, 1861,
In any Kind Of service, Military or Naval, who are
disabled by disease or wounds, are entitled to Pen.
sions. An soldiers who serve for two years, OF
titled TO ei0o Bounty.
By law Of the last session Of Congress, all Sol.
diers discharged on account Of wounds received In
the service, stnoe the Commencement OF the War
shall receive the eioO bountyi and all revenue
stamps heretofore required on solders application
papeis arc dispensed with. Widows Of soldier
who die or are KILLED are entitled to Pensions and
minor children, and II no minor children, then ths
father, mother sisters, brothers are entitled tt
the $l00 bounty, and, In addition thereto, depend
ant mothers, ssters, or brothers will be pensioned
WILLIS L. GAYLORD.
Warrington, d. C., 1889. mar Sly
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-26

) Every family, At this sesson, should use the 4
! isr.r 81. sAMBuCi WINE, .,arI. .s.i
!. .atss e. IA sSs,ssI s s1S ssess Ssess
and Suiorifc, highly estccmtd by cmlaent physt
and b. soss of ths afst families in Europe and
A".'''' , :, ' AS A ToNic, o.
" th. .y;ts%, being entirely spurs wine ofs most
Asa pIuRETIC, % ..I.rt. .
II impart. healthy action Of the Glsnds and ki.i'
nsys and nd sy,ssnrT sssn sn'h0' In Dr'Fy
~ hh"i ''" sPEER's WINE r'-'
10 not mixture or manufactured article, hut 10
pure, from the juice Of the Portugal Ssnhucus
grape, cultivated IN New Jersey, recommended by
Chemists and Physicians - possessing medical pro-
essssn seie for n Ssas. %esi and II
sons and the aged snd1nnrm, Improving the sppe-
tite and benehtins ladies and children
lGsrIl A LADIES' WINE,
Because II win not intosicsis :. other vines a.
properties, impartins hesltliy tone 70 the digest
lvcots.nsl and blooming, soft, and healthy akin
'"' ''"'' WE REFER 70
few ,.a xsl,ssGYn W gentlemen and pay''i'n' who
Goy. Morgan, NY, State. Dr.. Ward, Newark N.
Dr.. R chill ,n, Y;city. Dr; ;Dousherty, Newark
Or. Parker NJ Y. City. | NJ.
Drs. Darcy h Nicholl. New DR.. Marcy, New York.
ark, Nj. .IfHE. Dr.. Paist, PhilAd'a.
E5-None genuine without the signature Of AL
PRED spEER, Pasaaic, N, J.," IL over the cork
Ty-MkKE ONE TRIAL OF THIS WINE.
For sale by Driagists and all Hrst-class Dealers.
Tadc supplied in Baltimore by WM. H. BROWN
BRO. -
A. STEER, Proprietor.
vIEEYARU-Passsic, New Jersey.
orSIcE--9os Broadway Ecw York:
nov I-iy Agent for France and Germany.