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The wheat market fairly active and from &c.
better The sales aggregate about $4,000 bushels at "a
81 $50 for No Chicago In store and afOat 81 IS for
Northwest club in store 81 % log No 2Mlwaukes
Winter in store 81 81 % amber winter in store
and 81 IS 81 for white Michigan Corn was steady at
aoa but subsequently closed at 5c afoat for Western
mixed tne sies Mere ADOLF hi, sN % an
terms Southern and Western yellow brought 7tc. 76c
and Toe asked for Western mixed for June. Oats
steady moderate demand. Sales SO 900 bushels at
62sc for Chicago in store; tSc for do afoat and
64LSc. q 5Sc for inferior to choice white Barley
QUIET generally held above the views of buyers
quiet held ut 93e for Western and SIC &c. for State
In
FRxIGHrs-I the line berth freghts there but
little accomplished in fact there little call
for purpose but note essential change in rates
There less call vessels for charter but former
rates current The engagements to-day fol
lows- To Liverpool by steam, 100 boxes bacon lbs To
ga Norwegian bark, hence to Cork for orders to
the United Kingdom $500 quarters grain at IS 3D. fiat and
10 per additional to the Continents British bark,
Ss TONS to Sydney Brisbon general cargo private
terms.
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COURT cAleGDAas--TAIs DAY.

These are but the approximate amounts given in
American currency.
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ANTHOLOGY.

DR0FBssOR LISTER, AsTRoLOGEH, FROM BoS
Twenty sixth street
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THE LONDON STAGE.

Modern Jeremiades- Exploding the Fallacies Of
the Good Old Times-The Truth Regarding
the Triumphs Of Garrick and His Con-
sfreres-WhatB Ben Jouson Thought ofthe
Drama in His Days-A Nonsensical
Play and New Englidh Opera
ACritical Free Lanoe-Doings
and Gossip by the Thames
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MohAssxs-The transactions in either foreign domcs
| tic to-day have been small and unmportant former

Clayed &c. 2Sc. Sc. a5c
Muscoyado srocery......'..'. $ec &c &c ssc
s sea orle sansa' SOC sc &c
% s sis
1s A. NJ:
..s, wss s VI
arFSTs at s e Change the for
y s ssaS S r% srs Tss
SSS bSi. n: "a w.. Sss 4
ion last hsif jun: 81 2ssc sSo SSis BUYERS orion
unable Y trace Them Naphha was inactiye Pai
ORDER a% Gss at au SslE a ana ry
AZ ae tue srss Se s d
market showed CONSIDERABLY more is and was decidedly
iGsot bbls &c 100 eSs, BUYERS op.isn irsi
On New York; buyers option last hall Of july. at 2sc
and Tam,asS gale S6 crude in shipping order
a' bills beef pack
esi ar the aa
Iackages cpl meats 4sss packages lard 1853 bhs and
sSS Wi "; % %;$s :s
sgSrsSa.sa about lss sSs at sis = PTms and
for oas
So
lots at s. Sl for mess $40 $l2 for mess SIS $s
for prime and SIS $40 for India ticrces
Beef hams quiet and more less nominal quoted
at $23 a ST. Cut meas-The market showed fair de-
gree of activity In obbing way. but there were i'm
portant transactions and former quotations current
Lard-The market for Western steady, but quiet;
spot quoted at g5Sc 9%c We hear of sales Of loo
uerces arrive in May, 7l6c., and 500 terces
June 9c July quoted at sc City lard was dun and
nominal at &c.
RIon.-For Carolina the market continued duh and
weak; quoted at Size &c. Foreign was quiet and
changed We hear of sales of lo0bags Patna at nc
7Ac., and 100 bags Rangoon at 674c n TIC.
SUGAR The market for presented the usual Satur
days quienes and prices remained without noticeable
prices within the range of the appended quotations Re-
lined was only In moderate demand, but steady. We
quote :-Cuba-fneror common refining, 7xc. Sic /;
fair to good fair refining, SIC sc good to prime
filming, SIC a &c.; fair TO good grocery, s&c. orc;
prime choice grocery, 9c. gac centrifugal hhds
and boxes, 9kc. l0ac,; moasses, hhds. and boxes,
re. s,sc melado 4sc. 6Ac. Havana-Boxes, Dutch
standard, Nos to Sc sac do 10 To H. &c 9hc
do Is 10 Is gc l0'sc.; do, 10 TO 10 l0hc. ussc do
10 % llxc l2c do, white l4c he Porto Rico
Common TO prime refining &c. De-. fair TO choice
Gerry 9c l0c Brazil Dutch standard Nos. 10 IL 7sc
&c. Java-Dutch standard, Nos. ~ to IL, &c. 9lsc.
neutrality-suspicious. and extra superior, 7kc. a stsc.
SrEARINE remained inactive and entirely nominal.
Quoted mt 9Ac. for choice ticrces
TALLow continued scarce and the small lots Offering
higher prices demanded Sales 6ooW lbs ut 91sc
u,xyy-Rece,pts s7ebb,. and for the week $50 bp,s
The market dull and entirely nomnal quoted at &c.
liars n
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FINE ARTS.

az yhich have inst arrived, examples of some OF
he mns celebrated artists together with about MY
W no arcst xampes best Anne rcan artists, VIII
10 sold M auction by Mr.. SCHENCk on Thursday and
Friday MAY and TO- ut 60 Liberty street; now on
exhibition.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
TIME NATIONAL COMPOSITE PAVING COMPANY
viii contract to lay Eagan's Improved Macadam
Pavement in any city or place in the United States; con-
tracts make line cellars lay sea walls
and Drain Gas, Water and Sewer Pipe: Rights 70 nsc
mis- patsnt win be sold. Address SAMUEL N. PIKE,
President, rs Broad street New York.
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UNITED STATES BONDS.
The quotations OF government securities yestcr.
day, compared with the prices demanded twelve
months ago, may be seen In the following tablet
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The following list will show the prices existing at
the three principal opera houses In Europe:-
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HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., WANTED.
In this City and Brooklyn.

VITANTED-BY DESIRABLE PARTY, SMALL
w furnished House in the country to October /; one
hour from city; Jersey preferred rent 500 pei
month in advance Address b. box lab Post Office New
York.
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Tot ablits $3.50 gIp 100 $23g 200 Inc ss467 100
Excess over rs
per CT. rescr, 81, 744.75 80 SOL $50
Excess over e
gal reserve. bSp5125 bsTl $50 Dee N e,5
New-York tribune., 1872-05-23

satisfy 'he American Government" he says has
offered TO instruct ts Counsel not to the Indirect
Claims and not TO ask for pecuniary award on them
Your Government rejects that offer, and insists
Joint Instruction to the Arbitrat0rs. No one has
yet pointed ont In what respect the practical effect
OF one proposal would differ from that OF the other
In either case you get complete assurance
against Being called upon to pay Consequential Dana
ges" Here are two propositions, which Mr.. Smalley
declares 10 be practically Identical adding that no one
has ever pointed out In what respect they differ;
while we have and over again explained In these
columns the practical difference between the,two. An
agreement not press the Indirect Claims aud not 70
ask for pecuniary award on them leaves II open 70
the Tribunal to give award In respect or them, ana
leaves open also TO the American Government to claim
the benat of such award We should refuse TO pay
Consequential Damages but the proposal gives us no
assurance against tbeng called on TO pay joint In
struct0n supplies this assurance and would, moreover
protect the less powerful neutras against countenance
being given TO doctrine which might be pushed to their
ruin In requiring this we act In the spirit OF
Mr. Brights letter. "This country" he said will not
90 into Court TO ask for award which, IL against H. IL
Will never accept An award against in the matter OF
Indirect Claims will never be paid, and therefore the
only honest is to object now before going into
Court" 1t is true he added suggestion that the
American Government might pledge themselves not
TO press the Claims while retaining them In thelr
lection to the Claims belngretaned as historic evidence
provided the Arbraors told that they are this and
nothing more and II ia evident that Mr. Brghts mean
Ing requires that the ArbitratOrs should Dc mace a
quanted with the pledge not TO press the Claims, ahu
warned that they not in way to take them INTO
account. We have wish TO hagge about the way IL Is
done If the Arbtrators told set aside as not with
to ask for this is something more than standing on
punctlliO
New-York tribune., 1872-05-23
NEW-YORK. THURSDAY, MAY 90, 1872.

freely to differences, but that No was was
mating inferences which his facts dd not
fully Justify II is all summed up In MT. Danas own
ia,sa;sg ge namely. could not conceive OF man
making such a payment with any honest motve or put
nose1 That was the whole idea HhInR ue,ecsea tie
Secretary OF the Navy making pam lneg Iayment
Of so3 600 Mr. Dana insists that u is lmPossoe neIe
should be any but corrupt motive ior the hct; ms
view wonld leave no room for the errors wmch arise
from the hurry Of business from partial understanding
Of the case and from those outside nuences "nich go
Tar many times TO misead the Judgment OF man
whose motives are after all not Wn9Iy NIcKeu.
cannot saw that the charges OF personh coIrupupn
AGAINST the secretary of the Navy are aue out III te
nroof AS to that therefore, he is TO DE acquitted
An ackno fact all the country tnt tne ueu
states Navv once the Of unmxed PRIDE 70 tne
peope has been OF late years rapidly degeherang lnto
cause for fear and apprehension sums Vi money nave
been expended and stl the navy shows no sign OF l
proyement Its situation furnishes the most unanswer
t Ia baTnacled ali over and IL its is not
speedy changed for the better the people OF ls cou-
try are likely To be brought to shame on It's account.
Mr. Archer saws: al agree with the ma1orily Oh tne
Commttee far they eXOnerate the secretary oi INC
Navy from all charges Of corruption, fraud anu usnon
estv dissent from their conclusions ana nterpreta
tio1s OF laws cited and referred 10 by them peIeye
that the payment Of the Secor claim OF S9JOcV Was IN
violation of the law stated at length IN tne report sed
nv the Chairman OF the Committee; Dehevo tnat tne
bsrter of the engines OF the Tennessee was contrary 70
law and that the contract for the new eng%nes me- so %
furnished by John Roach was in violation Oh le law Oh
iS6 recurring all the departments Of the Governeh 10
advertise for proposals before making AWARDS 80 aso
was fle awarding of the contracts for te IRON uI te
torpedo boats; also was the purchase Ol sOV "0f
O hemp"
New-York tribune., 1872-05-23
FOREIGN NOTES.

Letters from Aleppo give a distressing pic
ture of the state of Antioch. The town is now mere
heap of ruins, and shocks of earthquake still con
movement all around people are afraid TO approach the
site to remove the large number OF dead who lie un-
buried. .-..--t
Gen. Sir John Lysaght Pennefather died at
Chelsea on the 9th inst. This distinguished man,
although Tseveral times wounded, went through
the Indian and Crimean wars and llved 70 sueceeu or
Hospital. HIS ensign coihnii9Son u''e" d" i"' ''A 90
1873
A deputation waited on Mr.. Bruce, the
British Secretary of state for the Interior, on May
10. on the subject of marriage with deceased
vife's sister, Mr.. Bruce said personally, he agreed
wwitb tbe majority OF the Cabinet in desiring a
change in the law; but as other melnpeIs, t noluu
would not be justified in putting pressure on the LORDS
in social questions and he therefore could hOd out no
hope of success
From journals published in Ireland it ap-
pears that on May 100 emgrants from the coun
ties of Moath and Cavan left the port OF Drogheda Tor
Iverpool en- route to America On the same day. about
900 persons arrived at Newbhss station county Mona
CHAN escorted by their friends on similar Journey
IN teIl respecting the neighborhOods OF kybegs ana
Kilcar county Donegal from which large numbers OF
persons of both sexes are emigratlhg.
Communication has been made to the French
National Assembly of the diplomatic correspondence
between the French Government and that Of En-
gland on the subject of the Anelo,French Freely Freely
In reply to remonstranee OF LorT Trnh 0Lstic C,
toms authorities appears note OF the Minister OF
Finance dated April A. 1872 in which he denies that
prance had changed her mode Of procedure. She had
only opposed fraudulent declarations IN respect TO textile
fairies and as regarded merchandise and navigation
dues the tariff of 1860 had been, 1t was asserted duly
observed.
Marshal Bazaine received, on the 9th inst,
the order which he then expecting from the Gov
ernment to surrender himself. colonel, with COM
pany Of 100 Dragons, was sent to escort him to Yer
saes where he arrived late at night: he was at once
where he will he lodged during the trial. NO one
was 10 he allowed him during the following eight
DAYS Public feeling greatly excited py tue news
of his arrest the numerous friends he used 10 rec
in PARIS only SIX had the courage to call upon MN dur
ING the past three weeks Since the decision or the Gov
ernment was for bringing him before court
martial lie has stood almost friendles he Is 1ar from
he adverse to him.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-23
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

Locusts have appeared in large numbers In
Bourbon County Ky and Is feared they will do great damage 70
fruit, etc. o.. !
The Controller of the Currency has appointed
receivers wsvy National Bani Nswfor And the NM ma
dona Bank Of Fort Smith, Ark
-. The President has approved OF the baltimore
and Potomac Railroad Depo, gsnBg Of eeoa In wA'
ingon for a depo, and other purposes .I .
THE Mansfelds Of Middletown, Conn.,, and tho
Forest Cs Cleveland Ohio played yes'eny
Tie following Marsaelts, lei FJrest City,
The City of New Haven has made the state S OF
copnee,icut offer Of to be expeae ou ~
Hoass, which viii be present ifOn the City VI ss"h"A us
State. =
The German army band which is to take pArtt
IN the Worlds Peace Jubilee Boston VIII easc bersn o
State. on The M inst The nsnbers the band VIZ veal INC
unifvrm ,a.,
The Centennial Commissioners met In a,. rnls.
a.lrb, ,s,lsy Bond OF AAbABa presume
represented Severn
S,ys nresend and Commissioners sdearnea an1i HSsJ
Under authority conferred by an act author.
% AZ. ssresry Of Api eners fesee yre.ea
NJ "a isSs he mama Second Lieut. samuel hoss u hs "a nAD
c.ea % o. he retired with sAs fun sAs Of BhAs
General 10 date RON Jk. l. lSL .
The base-ball game between the Nationals and
..ue. u Wshpstou yesterday stopped H ths fhn psn.s
r. nuins The tec four 70 three IN aver OF e
nsl The oneen Athlete Clne .s that thi a sss
10 NAV the baltimore MoSdss and has They ntssa
he question In asyute The 1seisy Ce@m''sss ef VIC
organization
New-York tribune., 1872-05-23

DEBATE ON THE ARMY FRAUDs-THE EMPIRE
DENOUNCED.
VERSAILLES, Wednesday, May 70, 1872
In the Assembly to-day, the debate on the
Interpolation Of the Government with regard 70 the war
contracts was continued NJ AudiffretPasquier replied
with severity to NJ Rouher, and vindicated his own ex
posre Of the corruptions under the Empire He vigor
ousy denounced Napoleon and called on the Empire, IN
the language of Augustus, to restore to France her
legions her provinces and her glory The members of
the Assembly and the crowds in the galleries were
greatly excited and repeatedly interrupted the speaker
with passionate outbursts OF applause.
NJ Rouher followed with speech Of two hours dura-
tion which was listened to with mpaence and is pro-
nounced unequal to the occasion. NJ. Gambetta then
rose and made violent and bitter attack on the Empire
The audience remarkably quiet and although deep
interest was manifested the speakers received little or
no applause. With NJ Gambetta's speech the debate
closed and the sitting was adjourned
The Commission Capiulations in their report rela-
tive to the surrender OF strasbourg blame Gen. Urch
all points for the captuaton Of the city, He is espe-
ciay censured for securing for himself and officers ex
empon from the conditions imposed upon his enlisted
men by the German commander to whom he surren-
dered.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-23
THE ALABAMA BLUNDER.
PROSPECTS OF THE SUPPLEMENTARY
TREATY.
ICY TELEGRAPH 70 THg TnBUEE.l

WASHINGTON, May 22-From present indica-
tons it seems likely that the subject of the supplement
tai article to the Treaty will be requiring more time
in the secret sessions OF the Senate than it did in the
Foreign Relations Committee, which held sessions OF
several hours duration upon 1t for five days mem
Der Of the Foreign Committee said. to-day, that he
thought the discussion would last week, admit
ting that 1t Will be considered in evening sessions
The Senate held executive session Of about hour
this afternoon In accordance with resolution passed
last Saturday each Senator required under OATH to
testify that he had not furnished Treaty correspondence
for publication that he had exercised due diligence to
keep from the public eye that he had then and that
to the best OF his knowledge and belief 1t had not been
published through him. Two three Senator's 1t is
ported were unable produce their copies having lost
them, and admitted that his had been out Of his pos
session several hours in the lhands OF a member OF his
family An investigation was ordered by the Committee
on Privileges and Elections
New-York tribune., 1872-05-23
THE robson INVESTIGATION

TIE SECRETARY EX0NERATED BY MAJORITY
OF TIE COnMITTEE-MINORITY REPORT BY
MEssRs BLAIR AhD ARCHER.
WASHINGTON, May 22.-The report Of the
House Committee upon the charges against Secretary
RobesoD signed by majority OF the Committee, Messrs.
eareent Peters and Warren presented to-day. Sep
srate minority reports made by Mr. Blair (RepJ Of
Michigan ana Mr. Archer (Dem) Of Maryland.
The report OF the majority Is regarded as complete
vindeaon Of the Secretary. 1t begins by referring to
the terms OF the resolution requiring the Investigation
Into the pefsoDal charges pade against the seeretary
New-York tribune., 1872-05-23
CUBA.

BRITISH SCHOONER CAPTURED BY SPANISH
GUNBOAT.
HAVANA, May 22.-The Spanish gunbcat
DEstelo captured the English schooner William julius
at savanala-Mar and brought her to Nuevitas. The
schooner was captured under suspicious circumstances,
and detained for investigation.
At the time Of the Mary Lowell expedition the same
schooner brought cargo OF salt to Gbara and crused
along the coast accommodating. The consists Of
Cant Wilson and Is men.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-23
orn,ors ACCIDENT TO A MIpsHrpMAN.

ANNAPOLIS, May 22.-While practicing sea-
manship this morning on the Dale, midshpman Fidelo
g. Carter of Illinois, fell from the foretop sail yard, rolled
over and down the rigging and fell partially In
sensible into the water. Midshipman r. H. Mclean Of
NevYork and r. II. Gait OF Virginia, jumped over
board after him, and held him up until boat arrived
Carter bruised about the head, shoulders back and
lower limbs but not internally injured. He fell SO
feet and had he struck the deck, would likely have
Had
New-York tribune., 1872-05-23
CRIMES AND cAsUALTrEs-BY TELEGRAPH.

During fracas in Boston, on Tuesday night,
william the h Of Ferry Anderson liquor dealers was
shot through Of his arms
The double-wheel powder-mill OF Messrs
Latin Rand Co., Baugers N T.. blew mp Tuesday. No
one WAS injured. Loss, 5000.
IA fire, yesterday. originating in the picker
room totally destroyed Geenwosds woolen mill the Wakoa
River sbsvs RiiieHhOuse-st Philadelphia LOss $4,000
THE brig Marcellus, from the West Indies
with cargo Of and moasse ashore near Cape HasaA
Baker Brohers assistance om Norfolk Va
IA bridge $50 feet long. across Baskahegan
Ham Danoh Me- the line Of the European and North Ame
can Railroad carried day since BY drive Of logs
New-York tribune., 1872-05-23
GENERAL FOREIGN NEVS.
SPAIN.

CARLIsT LEADER THREATENING VENGEANCE
MORE SURRENDERs.
MADRID, Wednesday, May %, 1872
1t is reported that the Carlist leader Yturbe
has received fresh supply of arms and threatens ven-
geance the Carss who have submitted to the author
ites in Gupuzcoa. The last Carlst band in Lerida,
numbering 800 men, surrendered yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-23
THE PRESBYTERLANS.
UNITED GENERAL ASSEMBLY.

DETROIT. Mich, May 22.-The Presbyterian
General Assembly held very successful meeting last
night in aid of Home Missions. This morning the dis
cussIon on the dismssion Of ministers was resumed
Addresses were made by Dr. Humphrey, Dr.
Mckinney and Others This afternoon the
Assembly acted the report OF the Special
Committee on Benevolence and Finance Provision was
made for Committee OF Fifteen, to be located In New
York CITY, whose treasurer shall be treasurer OF the
Board of Home Missions. The churches sha II be at hb-
erty to send their benevolent funds for distribution to
this treasurer Much difference Of opinion was ancipa-
ted on this subject, but the views OF most OF the
Assembly were barmonzed by those OF the Judiciary
Committee, Several addresses We're made on F0relgn
Missions after which the report on Foreign Missions was
adopted.
THE REFORMED PRESBYTERIAN SYNOD.
The Reformed Presbyterian Synod resumed
its proceedings yesterday in the Duield-st. Church,
Brooklyn, and discussed the question: How can the
church influence the community at large 10 perform
Alright their several duties promote the sanchcaon
of the Sabbath" The Board OF Domestic Missions re-
ported the harvest was penteous but the apores
few" aud called upon the Church at large for moro
workers The following appointments were made:
Board Of For,fgn Mssors-Ds Crawford McLecd Whon Clarke
steele Woodsde Moset Young A. G. Wybs seOt ,n n-
Samuel Dos shOne, Robert ahews James Sample and
hssd, sdrS G Sy Dome, 1..ioq-Dr. Mcleod wu Steele CLARKE
6ntr Thomas stewart Guy NJ jenkins Pstr dbOu,
Wylie VIM Wilson, s. W. Crawford, and \. Wood4de o.
Trustees THEOLOGICAL SsmdryBobcr 1H James see" = ID.
W Mcleod NJ d.. aud Jsmes :. Martin, 70 lsI5 ,-..,,.
McMunroe NJ. d. james w. G!for John Holmes ana !ohn
James sample Robert sed william BigArsaa and Alexander Kerr.
10 1878 :, =, -.
D,l,1ai,sGebea Assembly Dr. Steee alternate
DR. McLsod United Presbyterian the Rev. ~ Galley seruate ne
Rev Woodse Presbyterian th- Rev j. hof aHer-
MOOn Reformed Pes6ytean syno the hs, , p
the Rev Boice Preebensn Charch 1e
Lower Provinces the Rev. s. Boyd; alternate Dr. Csrie
The report OF the Special Committee on the Cnurcn
Property OF tho Philadelphia Presbytery was rece.sen
and caused long discussion. Dr. Wyie reviewed tho
action taken by the Committee and asked Tor he sym
pathy OF the Synod In the efforts made TO retain tne
property belonging 10 Reformed Church They had
been forced TO 20 law TO recover the property after
report was adopted, and the Synod adjourned
New-York tribune., 1872-05-23
A CHILD TORN BY A CAT.

PORTLAND, May 22.-Twin children of Mrs.
Ball. months old, left by their mother for few
moments, to-day, alone, when cat attacked one OF
them, lying upon the oor tearing and biting her flesh
about the face In horrible manner large pieces from
the cheek having been out and deyoured. 1t pos
sble the child may live.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-23
FRANCE.

DEBATE ON THE ARMY FRAUDs-THE EMPIRE
DENOUNCED.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-23
Won" XXXII.....N 9,7l4.
WASHINGTON.
AMNESTY.

AMNESTY
FINAL PASSAGE OF A PARTIAL Bllh-WhO BllhW 20
TxCFPrEp AND WHO RELIEVED-AN NNlD-
IOUs DISTINCTION.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-05-28

HEALTH, Disease and Death. Health re-
news the body disease arrests the renew
process the cessation of that process is
Death. Experiment has proved that alco
hol retsrds or stops the renewal of the it's
sues. This being the case, how dare any
intelligent man recommend spirisuous Bit
ters as vital tonic Where an invigorant,
blood purifier, a mild aperient, or an anti
bilious medicine is required, Vinegar Bit
ters, consisting solely Of the juices of newly
discovered plants and herbs, is the only
remedy that people ofcommon sense should
depend upon.