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which was adop,ed that In tho practice OF dividing
Tvs surplus among It's policy holders the nj ltual
life companies should take into consideration the
taxes levied upon premium by the state In which
the policy holder resides, and that the deductions
for tax expenses should be made from dividend
10 q policy holder residing in 4 state which does not
charge the company with q tax upon its premium
receipts or In other WORDS that no portion OF the
taxes levied upon premiums in one s'tete should be
ing IN another state. Referred to tho committee.
Mr.. EIIzUR WRIGHT OF Massachusetts,, by invita-.
tlon addressed the Congress at some length. lie re-
viewed the early history Of life insurance cop-
panies, which were at 6rst looked upon as gambling
banks merely the insured betting he would die at
and detailed the advantages OF the various systems
OF insurance and the policies issued by companies.
Mr. Wrlght5 address, which covered the entire
system OF life Insurance, viii appear In the 0lclal
proceedings Of the Congress. AMI WILL be read with
interest BY insurance officials
Inc Convention adjourned until eleven O'Clock to-
day TO enable thecommittees TO present business
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sb!s a, The following ra.sMcss $40 sra, extra mess.
erc Bse hams eos S aoT ls and aa
t MO Tor Western and Sa3 SSo for Te.as
I a;s s Back Sssi. 'lssT e'' sH HAM: EN-
about los at 49, o e on sAs spo seii
eas ~ $50 SSse sc es r T al
slsar ~ ooIes western long cea- at Sac we quote
fss ;Hsss to- sSa s Gns 5
.sss w We ssr vas only moderately active Tsc
Sc R s Vein Il sas dS I
va: steady the demand being mostly for Old held al ac
koE continued fair demand a. full prices. with further
SAFE: ns sss as to small ossns lott.
gold per oa lbs for foreign plates. ANA To- lie per h. for
T s act wsS' mltsa!o 80 hhds Mar'inqas
e: IS fs9 ss.S.S VINE
good rslnas ss. ss. good % prime fine resnns. 30
ssG'ssS s ss. ss'ss
sss. 5as s1 :ss s
sSe DO, I..ois ssc. loo do, to ia lode ilc.;
d. wsss S ss II i 2s s ssas 81
o sras': gsS ,dnSssa ' so,
10 70 H. $50 sss MsnlaCurIsn. c.y.d and superior.
eTEAhlmE was In light demand. We note sales OF LBS
TfN.Ths market for pig Inactive no sales wore
reported Price. c'esel steady az fouows:Banca, ESQ.,
gold, per h. Plates without material change prces
s1 ~ ssd pr
charcoal S6 2H 81 2, gold, per o0x for coke terne and
" 70 Us o. god box for charcoal terre This sailed
were 2b0 boxea assorted charcoal the rate OF GOLD
per box, aud 2Q boxes charcoal erne private terms
ToEAcoo.-Kenucky continued In good export and fair
local demand and prices well sustained The sales
were go hhd for export and go bales for home consu
fair demand. We sales of 100 old
and Massachusetts n from 4Oc. Acc b 200
do fer5 and seconds and 200 old Ohio private
terms nnd 300 paea Havana at Sbc 81 o. Id.
TALLowThe market continued firm, with sales OF 10000
lbs at &c. a9Ac
s the opening but closed weak We note sales Of 81 bbs at
WooL.The business In domestic fleece is st restricted
ufacturcrs but there few parces the
business cosummaed has been very hight Pulled wool has
been Ia improved receipt but with active demand prices
are supported There is only moderate inquiry fo Gall
forna and prices not firmly held Foreign continues
In active request, and as the stock Ia being
rapidly reduced, prices have hardening tcu
deuoy The sales arc 20U09 lbs. Ohio nceco At
Mc.; 500 lbs. medium do, Doc 5000 lhs secured WOOL
7cc; 10000 lbs pulled 500 65hc 80 0oc ba extra
pnlied, 400 52c 1000 lbs black pulled 4oc 5000 lbs
Texas 1850. 4Co; 100000 lbs fall clip CALIFORNIA; &c.,
lbs Cape 36c 5sc; 10,J0J bs super pulled 10000 lbs
spring California 5000 lbs Texas, Oj lbs ncs 1000
lbs Mesxa and lbs pulled do private
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NRw York, May 26 1871.
The cotton exports from the Interior for the week ending
GAME IN MINNESOTA.

Game in Minnesota includes among animals. the
elk, Virginia deer, black bear. gray wof lynx wild
cat. fox, raccoon, RABBIT. mink, muskrat, otter,
beaver and other bearing animals, while the
feathered tribe embraces the golden aud bald eagles,
three kinds OF hawks, wild turkey lony on the up.
per Iowa., quail partridge. rudied grouse, pInnatcd
grouse or prairie chicken, the gray, king. Wilson'S
and golden plovers; great blue heron, cranes white
pelican, black tern, white and black brant wild
goose, swan great loon, &C., and the following
species OF duck:-Canyas-back mallard, wood or
black, widgeon, pin-tai, broad-bill, red head and
hooded sheldrase. 4 the Sportsman has
friendship for tho smaller birds, lie
may find tho whippoorwiL martin, three
kinds or swallow. cedar bird. hummlng bird,
wbite-breasted nut hatch, wood wren, mocking
wren, short.billed wren, black captt, blue bird,
brown thrush, cat Bird robin, wood thrush, hermit
thrush, oven bird. yellow throat, golden Winged
warbler, spotted warbler, spotted Canada warbler,
black burrian warbler summer yellow bird, chest
nut sided warbler. American redstart wood pewee,
king bird, great crested King bird redeyed greenet
yellow.crested chat. butcher bird, buelay. crow,
black bird, golden orole, rcd.wnged oriolc yellow
hcaeed black bird, cow bunting, bobolink, rose
breasted gfosbeak, long and white throated spar
row. goldinch, ground robin, indigo bird, blacx-
winged red bird, woodpecker Ecd headed, harry.
downy, yellow belled and golden winged, black.
billed CUCKOO wild pigeon aud Carolina turtle dove.
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SAVANNAH. May 20. 1871.

SAVANNAH May 2e, 1871.
Cotton quiet; m,dlngs, 5Ie receipts bss bsles Ex
the week. se70 Exportsfo Great Britain, Ss9 to the
tinsrt 1906 coaswss, adSs sales Of the week. aos 1871
Cotton dull rniddngs &c., receipts 7s2 bales gross
1854 Exports 10 HAVE s sales 7sU3 stoci sSI Net
rseept. q the wesS . 54 gross u sss E1pqsTo Liver.
wise. 1000. Sales Of tie week. is,6ca N'"'
Flour quiet and weak. Wheat quiet and steady; No.
81 25. opened dun closed active;
quiet at $40 Ryc-kos steady .. Sl,sc Sc Barley,
se say shoulder l ' soash SIDES short f 6 s
?.es At IS W. l26 Cattle dull at "a - To- Receipts
4Su0 bushels cats 1000 5ushels rye 300 bushels barley
5000 hogs Shipments bhls -FOUR 1900 bushes wheat.
$4,000 bushels 500 bushels OATS $50 bushes rye,
1000 hogs Freishs active aud lrer to Buffalo Be-
oswEoo, N. y, May &c. 1871.
ter SO IS FOR double extra. Wheat ruled higher
Mwa NIX club which Is scarce sales no. bushels at Y, ~
sales bushels good TO ado at c 4001 do low mixed at
e6c 500 do hi mixed at &c. and $500 do rejected si9c
Oats dull; sales 500 bushels Western At slc Barley QUIET
Rye In demand; sales 80 bushels Can ada 81 c In bond
Peas quiet Corn NEAL ~ so for boed 30 for unbotcd
per cwt MIL feed IN good demand shorts ssS Ssi shp,
lumber So to the Hudson, 80 20 e New York se!o Phade
YORK. asc 10 Albany Receipts By lake Co bushes corn
and S0S 900 feet lumber. shipments By canal l50c bush
els wheat, 1ssoo bushels rye aud 6ol 00o feet lumber
Pe,rosum-Crudo Grm at IS 60; refined held r 81 a.
LOUISVILLE, May %, 1871.
Tobacco strong Sales go hbds ugs ut ~ SO 81 so; low
NEW York, May %. 1871.
The cotton exports tho Interior tho week ding
tO-ffn M a
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.

--HoLLINGsHBAp.--On Thursday, May rs,
ct the residence OF the BRIDES parents, Brooklyn,
u. D.. BY the Rev. ]. Brot WILLIAM BEATTIR or
Little Falls. n. j., to EMMA g., daughter OF Q. q.
Hollingshoad, Esq.
CorELANp-EvR NpRN.- In Hudson City, N. j., on
Thursday, May Is, at the residence or the BRIDES
parents, by the Rev. II. d, Lockwood, OF Simpson
to Miss HATTIE L. EvENpEy.
HoFEhAN-DAKn.-fp this city, on Wednesday,
May a. at the Anthem Memorial church, BY the Rev.
Mr.. Anthem. o. CURTIS HOFFMAN, to MATTE X,
daughter Of John A. Dako.
LirTl0-D0wNES.-At Boston, on Tuesday, May 70,
by the Rev. Nathant0 Halt, Dr. JAMES Il. LTrTI0, OF
New York, to MARIAN a., daughter OF Samuel
D0wnss, OF Boston.
Baltimore papers please copy.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Tuesday, MY %, py
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1OtlbLhN cECohIJlEb VERY sTRONU.
The Southern list was strong and generally higher.
The Tennesseos advanced to 72A. sharp demand
for virginlas on European account occaaoned sud.
den advance In their price, The following were the
final street quotaIons:-Tennessee,e x coupon, Tx
72I; do new, 7sA Q TAX; Virginia, ex coupon,
6sk 70; do new, TAX . rs, do. regular stock old,
o7A SIX; Georgia skies. 90 eli do. sevens, % q
o5; North Carolina OK coupon, AK a. do. funding
lsse 81 Ssi CO. do, 1858, 30 . 81; DO. new, 2sS 27
do. special tax, ION 20; Missouri sixes 95H 96k,
do. Hannibal and st. Joseph. e4K a a6; louisiana
skies, 70 70; do. new, eS o.; do levee SKIES 10
"a; DO do. Fights. 50 90: do. Penltentiary sevens,
10 ~; do. railroad eights, "a Is; Alabama ves,
TO- 49, do Fights, 100 1o4; do railroad eights ps
co. South Carolina skies, 70 ISL do. new, January
aud July, o3x 81; 40. do, April and October, 81
81; Arkansas skies, 90 IS; 10. sevens, so q 81
MISCELLANEOUS.
The railway mortgage bonds were active and
higher. Union Pacincs were nrmly held at 92S, and
Central Paciics advanced to 10s4.
The receipts OF the New Jersey southern Railroad
from January to May were as follows:--
o7O.......,......'..... .s.............. $3.50
increase. ............,........... t5e,88o
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Nv
spring The sales were about l5o bushels 81 EaSl5o
for sSsss AZ anSsl Winter. s's'
pch Corn was active and hrmer for good but lover for
medium TIE ssiss we5c about eo bushels At &c. &c
FOR dry faroad corn 7c 76c yellow 1Sc southern
do. s, steady Of 6jc &C. for Western and &C.
&c for Ohio Rye and barley were duh AID nominal the
WEIGHTS. market continued without change. A
Especially for grain The charter business active,
and rates werc without noticeable change The engage
steam Ss:
i ,.sSsss. :; ssi.;s
Antwerp, 40 hhds tobacco At SIS Cd. The charters
gr.sh Danish brig hence e Esnor: for orders to n
Saa Ss on Se. q alec bt ps
enm A. sdi bark 5s tons, hence 70 the Adrac, $500
to DC Sonsinsns sc bSs ersas oil at ga; British BARK
Penath Roads for orders $500 grain ., o. ga,
cargo Of slaves digit slssj al or about sss
lsoSThe market for scotch pig was quiet without Pres
per ton 5 tons Esaton on The pot sold on private TERMS
S e s CIV s is % sSs y
pig scnrce aud held AT fun prces. We quote:-No
H. y s s .
Sl sa Fer Ion oa.Se,rls srss toni DO 20 arrive
per tom Tor assorted sizes swedes, and S7c currency per
tons Spanish realized gold per 100 lss We heard q
aod U per 100 Ss and spanish and German ssias
gold per loo MS Kelned was quiet but unchanged, small
a. y Fer 100 lbs Tor b'r and slo . per 100
81 .r %
II s per- egs9n MARKET foreign
closed very firm, with ANAL oasrngs domestic WAS steady
g.. M. 49,
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OK AT INTERIOR TOWNS,


COFFEE Rlo was in fair demand and the market was
gold per Ill., In bond In Baltimore, 1900 bags RIO per
RIO, per Queen OF the Fleet private terms Oher kinds
steady, bat without bualness small lots
consuinrtlon. We quote :ko-Urdinary cargoes. lOc
l0t!c.; far do l0c ilci good do 1c l}5c; priras
do lake isNc extreme for lo. otlc alslo, all
gold, per !b Ia bond thirty to sixty days credit. Java
lgovernment bags, 49, svc do grass nas), 1sRc.
&c Singapore l7c 1sc Ceyon, 154c TO-
$50. No., Lagnnyra, I'D l6o; Jamaica, 15c. 15c
ST. Domingo (gold, In bond $40. 10c Costa Rfca
Tc Manila, lao lbc. Mexican, 13c l7c Savanila,
day credit, duty paid
corTrRA nrot was IN fair demand a. about 80
vous prices The sales 200 900 lbs Lake from 2Ac
per h. Inclusive 10aC00 lbs for future delivery
private termsthe market closing at 2c per lb cash. for
prompt delivery lots. Manufac red was moderate de-
mand At steady rates. the sales being at Sc sc h. for
Old sheshing Sc for new sses.hng S6s $50 per
or yellow metal new. sheahing 40 per h. FOR nails and
CANDLEs steady with light trade at soc h. for
adamshtne and 40. = Voc. per ID. Tor stearic.
FLOUR AND CRAM Recepts-Four e,a2l bills wheat,
bushels corn Ss ga tushels corn ms. sss bsgs
the whole without decided change The export demand was
limited The sales about 900 bbs at our quotations
Rye -four continued in moderate demand at steady prices
With sales OF about coy bbs Southern quotations Corn
mcaThere was no dsmand for bbs ots sacks were mod
vi % for 81 81 for 6ne sed VI b for bcltcd yellow
80 - 4n it, "
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wFoIWaId dcvsres We're sod 20 moderato extent Prces
per ID. Of The decline was recovered, the market
coging steady Tie transactions to-day comprised
ao At June 100 at Iec, 500 q 1885, COO al Is
Iso at ssc e0 At q iec. A at lsS, o als,lo 100 a
ID SiSe., Exchanse-ioo May aud June, even ;
90: paid to exchange %, 100 Angus. TOR 100 June.
& Ice Z; - isc June 200 a IS i$sc LEGO at
q iso september, do al Is Sdc 800 a. isHe fetal
ysserdays oTw,ra dtivsT,s' EsTs asy dole June
Rates for cotton freishs closed oilow Liverpool
ny steam. I'D; BY sail, si6d Hayrs by steam. lc.,
H., sos, e.%|pf re Baltic nor's by ,s!, W. soIa
7e3 New Orleans 1884, MOBILE 40; Savannah $685. Charles
ton ib8 Wilmington %; Norfolk SlS baltimore 170 New
last week and a day Total receipts at all
ports since sepen Der 1870 3iosu baes for same period
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CATTLE MAtKeT.
DOMESTIC MARKETS,

Beef quiet e 13c for fair good Hogs steady
and quiet 90 csc. EeceiptsCate a84 tive hogs III
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GOVERNMENTS QUIET.
The government list was quiet and steady, with
moro lrmncss In the currency slxes, which were
dealt in at ll5X. The closing quotations were:-
United States currency skies, 1l5& 1l57; do. do,
1884, registered, 1171s 1I7's; do. DO, coupon l17s
lI7k; do. nve.twenties, registered, May and No.
vember, III 4 HIS; do. do, 1862, coupon, do,
1l1H 111H; do DO, 1854 do. do, Ill u l111; do.
do 1895, DO do, l1lh 1Ilss; do. do, registered.
January and July 1l3k 1881; do. do, 1855, cou.
pom, d. 1854 1875 do do, 1857, do do, 11SA o
1IsH: do do. 1885, do. do, 113K ia; do. tenfor
ties, registered. loSf 1921; do. do coupon, 1ca,t
1898.
STOCKS DULL AND IRREGULAR.
The stock market was intensely dull and In tone
unsettled. New York Central. Erle Reading, Pitts.
burg, Hannibal and 81. Joseph, Northwestern and
Ohio and Mississippi were weak. Tho strong fea-
lures were Rock Island, take Shore, WABASH, ST.
Paul and Pacific Mail. The steady stocks wero
Union Pacific ana Western Union. Hannibal and st.
Joseph broke to os for and preferred partly
through sales on Boston account, partly through
speculative SAFES and partly through washes"
Lake Shore, Rock Island and Reading advanced
to the highest figures OF the season, but the last
mentioned suddenly fell on per cent at the close.
Pittsburg sold at 120H and recovered to 1873 The
meeting Of the directors II now announced for Mon.
day next. Tho annual statement OF the Pacific Mail
steamship Company VIII be given to the public next
week. tt4
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The following table shows the highest and lowest
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F[NlNyIiL and COMMERCIAL.
WALL STREET,
FRIDAY. NAV 2d-6 Z. NJ.

WALL STREET, /
FRIDAY, May 26-6 p. III.
On 'Change to-day wheat was heavy and, within
narrow limits, irregular and unsettled Cotton was
Q little lower but steady.
TEE DRY GOODS IMPORTS.
The imports OF dry goods at this port from foreign
ports for the week ending May Is. 1871, were
$2,12L61o.
MONEY TuRER TO FOUR PER CENT.
little better inquiry for money Is noticeable. No
loans were made to-day below three per cent, which
was the general rate on governments colaterals,
while the stock houses paid three and four per cent
the latter moro frequently than the former.
Prime commercial paper Is negotiable at I'VE per
cent discount
ADVANCE IN FOREIGN EXCHANGE.
The leading bankers have increased their rates for
foreign exchange, but the advance is to some ex-
tent nominal, as they allow brokerage OF
one-eignti per cent on largo lots OF sterling.
Tho quotations ut the close were as fol-
lows:-Stcrllng sixty days. commercial, 109A q
11OX; good to prime bankers. 11oH 1l01<; short
sight, 11ojs 1loJ5; Antwerp, $40 6.15: Switzer-
land, 5.1eA . 5.ls21; Hamburg So q soj1; Amster-
dam, 4oX Al; Frankfort 4oX Al; Bremen,
7s,s 7o,s; Prossian thalers. Tx 71N.
THE NEW LOAN.
Nothing new has TRANSFERRED with reference to the
recent large PROPOSAL for the new five per cents.
To-day's subscriptions and conversions were
800, 900, making the total to date SOS, 2o2,55o.
THE TREASURY BALANCES.
The following are tho Treasury balances at the
close OF business today:-Currency S. 7o4 900; COIN,
$685. ooo The outstanding coin certificates amount
to S17,soo COO These figures show decrease in cur
rency since 2Sd inst. OF 100000 and an increase In
coin OF S122, 600.
GOLD sTEADY-111X A 1l1a.
The advance In foreign exchange had little per-
ceptibly influence upon gold. and the market was
intensely dull The Bank OF England now holds
bullion to the amount Of f245oo o0o-tne largest ac
cumulaton IN many years. The specie engage
ment for tomorrow Is reported TO DO $3.50 900. The
only changes OF the day were as follows:-~
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STREET QUOTATIONS.
HuIf.past Five O'clock r. M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

FRIDAY, May 1852 M.
Ashes were neglected. few small parcels dis
posed of at S 81 for pots and 30 80 rs for pearls
CorToN.-The market opened weak, and prices ruled
80 lao. per pound lower for all qualities under less
active demand Exporters refused to operate in the face Of
the existing difference between New York and Liverpool
values spinners continued to purchase freely Toward
the close the market character and closed
scady at REDUCTION OF 30 per pound compared with
yesterdays agures. The sales were AZ foows:
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NAVAL sTonHs. -spIn: t,ruensin: was 70 Isr demand
gallon Rosin was held loo army to admit Of large bust
ness, though demand fair at full pces, loco bbs
al ~ " yer bb The market closed nrm on
Tie bAss 50 % Dbl for strained The inner grades
were dealt In la small os A. lormer psscs steady'
PyrRolsuaThe market was ysry quiet and shade
without transactions of importance. Refined was held 81
96ac for May a5c. for frat half June &c do Juy and
dari white. the spot ., 2SAc .nd 10y ena do May
delivery obc <UV0 bbs, do nrst paN June ~ zbAc
The rnlsdeipka market also quet owing 70 the alb.
seuce OF export demand The reported sac MAS Loo bbs
rsnued standard white May delivery, 39{c quoted ~
lsTc Tor May gsc hr half June. MO- nrs half July and
fSovisioSs-Hsccipt meats, 80 packagea; lard,
900 packages and Is Tbs pork msrket wss dull and
sib 80 ely rs, closing ~ the inside price, Beefrho
aed dull ihSc wore sAcs 10 small oss o. lbo
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HELryHOID,s NrEDIcINFs.


| HELnyyOLD's MEDICINES.
| In TUE SPRING
IN THE sraIso
\ IN THE sPRry0
| N THE SPRING
| II THE SPRING
and summer onth, beau,ify the comp.rior
| HELMBoLDs FLUID EXTRACT sARsArARILLA
| HELMBoLD's FLUID EXTRACT sARsAPARrLLA
HELMBoLD's FLUID EXTRACT sAesApAnnLA
nELSBoLDs FLUID EXTRACT sAasArARnLA
HELaBoLDs FLUID EXTRACT sARsArAnrLLA
mELHsoLos FLUID EXTRACT sARsArAarLLA
HELMBoLn's FLUID EXTRACT sARsApARrLLA
HELMBoLDy FLUID EXTRACT sARsAPARrIAa
uELMBoLDs FLUID EXTRACT sARsApARrLLA
HELMBoLDs FLUID EXTRACT :sARsAPARILLA
GIVES NEW LIFE, NEW BLOOD. NEW vIGoA
GIVES NEW LIFE. NEW BLOOD. NEW vlooR.
GIVES NEW LIFE, NEW BLOOD, NEW vIdon
OWES NEW LIFE, NEW BLOOD. NEW vIGoK
GIVES NEW LIFE, NEW BLOOD NEW vIoo2
MAN AND WOMAN ARE ESTEEMED
MAN AND WOMAN ARE EsrEExED
MAN AND WOMAN ARB ESTEEMED
MAN AND WOMAN ARE ESTEEMED
MAN AND WOMAN ARE ESTEEMED
MAN AND WOMAN ARE ESTEEMED
just long rAsy esteem and ake good II ns~
selves
HEALTH ALL IMPORTANT
HEALTH ALL IMPORTANT
HEALTH ALL IMPORTANT
HEALTH ALL IMPORTANT
HEALTH ALL IMPORTANT
HEATH ALL IMPORTANT
HEALTH ALL IMPORTANT,
HEALTH ALL IMPORTANT.
HEALTH ALI IMPORTANT
HEALTH AL IMPORTANT
HELMBoLDs FLUID EXTRACT sARsAPARrLLA
ourca all diseases eruption. of the skin
ns highly concentrated preparation, bottle furu
oaualns strength gallon of the syrup deoocou -
usually made and Tablespoonful added . pint u iSs
wator equals tho celebrated
LISBON DIET DRINK.
LISBON DIET DRINK.
LISBON DIET DRINK
LISBON DIET DRINK.
LISBON DIET DRINK.
LISBON DIET DRINs-
LISBON DIET DRINK.
LISBON DIET DRINK.
LISBON DIET DRINK.
LISBON DIET DRINK.
DELIGHTFUL AND BEALrHFUL BEvERAaH
pE11aurrUL AND HFALrHFuL BEVERAGE
A DELIGHTFUL AND nAALTuFUL BEVERAGE
DELIGHTFUL AND MEALrHFuL BEVERAGE.
A DELIGHTFUL AND HEALrHFUL BEVERAGE
cATAwBA
CATAWBA
cATAwBA
cATAwBA
cArAwBA
cArAwBA
CArAwBA
cATAwBA
oATAwBA
oATAwBA
GRAPE JUICE PILL,
GRAPE JUICE PILL.
CRAZE JUICE PILL
GRAPE JUICE PILL
GRAPE JUICE PILL.
GRAPE JUICE PILL.
GRAPE JUICE PILL
GRAPE JUICE PILL.
CRAZE JUIos PILL.
eRArE JUICE PILL
:
useful diseases affections requiring oashasus q.
apsrien.-supersednss salts magnssa, ana svsy
other pursatve.
NO oALoxEL. NO MERCURY
NO CALoMEL. NO MERoURx
NO cALoxEL, NO MERCURY.
NO cALoxEL, NO xELcuRY.
but purely vegetable, t ma.ninse
ingredients E1trac. Oaawbs Grape Juice and Fluid
Extract Rhubarb,
MORE LIKE CONNECTIONS
MoRs LIxE CONVECTION
MORE LIKE A coSFEcrIoN
MORE LIKE coNFEorroS
MORE LIKE coNrEcr.os
than medicine.
nn compounded With .hs OF being agreeable Ne
stomach--no gripping pains II Is In that IN.
vitns style and of purity that is ranks re.scy
for
THE REFINED AID ELEGANT.
THE REFINED And ELEGANT
THE REFINED AND ELEaASL
THE REFINED AND ELEGANT.
THE REFINED AND ELEGANT.
TIE REFINED AND ELEGANT
Safe taken BY Children and pleasant opsra
uon a cider or champagne wine.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-27
NEW HERALD SATURDAY MAY a. l8n.-TRIpLE SHEET.

the Rev. Thos. Callauiet. OuAs. A. LOCKWOOD 70
Mrs. ADGLIA McFsEsCu, all OF New York city.
MARTIN BAL DIV fH.--On Thursday, May 20, az tho
residence OF tho BRIDES parents by the Rev. John o.
Paddock, %. d., WILLIAM HENRY MARTIN 10 MISS
JESSIE BALDWIN, ali or Brooklyn. NO cards.
VAN vALER-JAMEs. --0n wednesday. May -, nv
the Rev. william s. Mlkes, LYHAN VAN VALER W
HENRIETTA 4. JAaEs, both OF thus city.