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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-09-09
FINANCIAL. AND COMMERCIAL.
III n.G Public LEDGER 0FVIcE, 1
MKNPHIs. TENN. September 9. 1871. I
MnmAv

Money.
The money market has undergone no i'm.
portant changes since our report of yesterday.
The demand for accommodations to-day is
comparatively light and rates of discount
unchanged. Prime or frst-class commercial
paper is taken at 10 TO II per cent, and upon
the street the rates range from ~ to 90 per
cent. per month. according to the necessities
of the borroWer-tho gutter snipes" Of
course taking care to ascertain those - neces-
sites before the loan is negotiated.
Exchange is in moderate demand and the
supply is much better than was expected.
The banks, or nearly all of them. have as
much as they can dispose of. and would will
lingly transfer to their neghbors at 81 Is pre-
MUM per $1,000. In buying the rates are par,
and on New York sight cheeks &c premium is
asked.
Scarcely anything has been done in coin to-
day. the purchases Of gold being almost en-
tirely Of small amounts at 1925 to 1857. A
shipping lot would doubtless be taken at ll3.
Offerings of silver are light. Halves and
quarters would probably command premium
Of los.
Local stocks and securities are quiet and
without change, Alcorn money or Mississippi
warrants being the principal article in de-
mand. and for which dealers would pay SOC
for small amounts, and sell at SIC. Other Sc
eurities remain without change.
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Trotting Race Yesterday


Two hundred people assembled at the
Memphis Trotting Park yesterday, to
witness the long talked Of trot between
W. j. Payne's entry, Roberts grey
mare; H. Brothers entry, Estes black
mare; and A.A. Rogers entry, Birds
bay horse, Major The race was mile
heats best three in FIVE to harness and to
rule" Entrance $50, track to add $50.
At o'clock the horses started, the
Payne entry on the inside.ass
The start was q good one, the horses
keeping in line abreast to the first quar-
ter; here the Payne entry broke badly,
and the Rogers entry, Major went to
the front, took the inside and kept the
lead all the way around, coming in I'M
der the string several lengths ahead,
Brothers entry second and the Payne
entry, which broke several times, well
up in the rear. Times2;53
J. Second Heat4This was almost re-
petition of the first heat, so far as the
Rogers entry, Major, taking the lead and
keeping it, passing under the string a
few lengths in advance, with the Payne
entry following and the Brothers entry
well up with the gray mare. Time, 1881.
Third Heat-The race was now con-
sidered a foregone conclusion, and the
result warranted such an assumption.
The heat was won easily by the Rogers
entry, Major, with the Payne entry sec
ond, and the Brothers entry a fair third.
Time, 2:57. bAN31e 9l"-f1 '+@'A 4. '3at
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l,hotographie NegalIves.

Moy ;ton & Bro, of the Star Photo
graphic Gallery, 249 Main street. have
ON hand the negative pictures Of nearly
all the business houses in this city, They
have 1000 negatives Of all kinds on
hand. Merchants wanting duplicate
phot ographs of their business houses,
and citizens generally desiring duplicates
of photographs, must send in orders by
the first of November. The negatives
will be destroyed after that date. 10
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HEADQUARTERS OYSTER, GAME,
AND FISH DEPOT, No. 27S
e. i. SECOND STREET.
Notice to Steamboat and Country
n Trade.

AS we hayebeen in the oyster trade for
twenty years, and have Ion ger experience
than any dealer in this city by ten years,
it gives us the advantage to pack and
ship oysters at lower prices than any
house in the city Of Memphis. We viii
guarantee to fill all shipping orders at
Louisville and Cincinnati prices. Also
will keep everything in the way Of edi-
bles to suit restaurants, private families
and hotels. All goods warranted to be
of the best quality.
SO1 Respectfully,
az I q J. D. EDWARDS,
gN3l aif ...Ifrr M HoTaRoOK
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The trot was a slow one-the winning
horse, Major, being able 10 crowd down
under the I" forties IL forced so to do
by fast stock. The bad breaking of the
Payne entry was unlocked for, and
changed theres,lt of the race, according
to the judgment of the knowing ones
But little money changed hands.
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FOR RENT.

w. A. wIEATLEY, Rental Agent
Bethel Block, Office No. 3. Receiver.
sntDs accepted su ulfl IT,
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BOATS IN PORT,
7. II. Allen. &. W. Cheek. Grand Tower.
METEOROLOGICAL RECORD
RIVER, BUSINESS, MISCELLANEOUS.

The rise continues, but not as rapidly as be-
fore. So far the river has risen some seven
teen inches. but is now nearly stationary. with
a good stage 70 Cairo and below. but only
moderate stage between Cairo and St. Louis.
The upper Mississippi and Missouri are de-
clining. aud few days dry weather will, we
learn from our exchanges. dry those streams
up altogether. White and Arkansas rivers
are declining. with about three feet in the
former below Jacksonport. and two feet in
the latter below Little Rock. The Ohio is
swelling at Evansville. but is falling at all
points above there. Business yesterday was
little more brisk than on the preceding
day, but not as active as might be wished.
The MolIie Moore passed up. neither dis
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An Aristocrntic Vagrant.

Vagrancy is not generally favorable
to the growth of vanity or aristocratic
ideas. This, however, like all other hui
man rules, has its exceptions--a fact
which was clearly exempliiied this fore
noon before Recorder Scales, Mr.. w.
G. Harrison, tall, lank, coatless speci-
men of the genus white man, appeared
before the Recorder to answer to the
charge of vagrancy. 1t was clearly
proved that he was a wanderer. on the
face of the earth, but had located him
self in Memphis for many months past,
doing nothing but loafng, drinking and
playing little confidence game on
BARRIERS, upon whom his confidence
batteries seems strangely to have been
opened. He walked into barber shop,
asked TO be shaved shampooed. get his
hair and whiskers dyed, and then de-
clared upon his sacred honor he had
not cent The barber swore that it
was worth ten dollars to do all this work
of shaving and dyeing--(a monstrous
price, however, for so little work; in fact,
a piece of extortion unparalleled in
history. Harrison claimed that he was
working in Arkansas, and was by incli-
nation a working man. In order to
crafty this desire, or inclination, Re
corder Scales located him on the chain
gang for ten days. He viii commence
working for the city on next Monday.
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PHYSICIAN.
DENTISTRY

nR. MAYEs is AGAIN IN THE CITY.
IL Office: 29S Main street. His prices are re-
dnced Filling teeth, 81 to 80 SO; upper sets
teeth (gold) $50; rubber, $40. .lnnaa Lna7-S2l J
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-09-09

In attending the Triennial Convoca-
ton of the Grand Encampment at Balti-
more, on the 18th, you are offered
tickets for the round trip at S26 40.
Elegant sleeping cars, and privilege Of
lodging in them during your stay in Bal
timore. Inquire at the Memphis and
Charleston railroad ticket Office, 27S
Main street. r 90 nHfth g. Hsulptu
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To Memphis manufacturers.

The manufacturers of Memphis, who
have not already sent to the Chamber Of
Commerce their annual statistical re-
turns of capital number Of hands EN-
ployed and products turned out, etc., to
September lst are requested to do SC
before the 18th inst, that their returns
may be included in the annual report.
10 LEON TRoUsDAIE, Secretary.
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liverpool Cotton nnrket.

LIVERPOOL, September 9. II a.m.-Cotton is
steady. Sales. 10000 bales. Middling up
lands. ED; Orleans. gl4d.
1880 p.m.-Cotton closed quiet. Sales, %. :
900 bales, Of which 1000 were for export and
speculation. Uplands, Old; Orleans. sgd.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Is quiet and stehdy. SAFES
for September. l9ssc; October. 1910. Future
sales. 1900.
1p.m.-Cotton closed quiet. Sales for Sep
TENDER. 10 ll-l6c; October. l9Ac; November
and December. 1914 and l95-16c. Sales to
spinners, 4Sl; export, l59; speculation, 26i;
transit. 200; contracts, 1l2e. Receipts for the
week, 1892,
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GAs-F1rr1so at sl5 Second st.
Real Estate Distribution of Mem
phfs.

Twenty-eight valuable real properties,
from $4,000 to the New Memphis Theater,
costing $S5,0OO, and under rent Of $4,000
per annum; 1913 400 in personal values
diamonds, organs, pianos, watches, sill
ver-plate, etc. Drawing positively to
take place October 81, 1871.
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Robbery by a Juvenile thief.

Pinkney Brown, little tweiye:year
old darky, has been in the habit of
sweeping ont the County Registers Of
fee every morning Yesterday morning
he investigated the contents of the
money-drawer and appropriated twelve
dollars to his own use. Unfortunately
for him, he had been suspected of steal
ing prior to this event, and the twelve
dollars carried off was marked money.
Captain Athey, of the police, had the
money marked and arrested Pinkney in
few minutes. The money was found
in his possession. The thief admitted
the charge of robbery, and this forenoon
he was sent to Jail by Recorder Scales,
on the charge of grand larceny, in de-
fault of bonds in the sum of S25OO.
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ssss Essasc Disssfsusiem Of mem-

Drawing, October 81, 1871. Product
i've plantations, business houses, suburb
an homes, diamonds, silver plate, pianos,
organs Central office, "A Adams street.
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RALEIGH sPRlNcs.
WANTED.

yXTANTED-A No. / SERVANT GIRL
w (white), to whom good wages will be
maid. at No. los Jefferson street. 4 6-8 Z
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JXT ANTED-TO EXCHANGE IMPROVED
w city property for suburban land-im.
proved. Call on S. Hinson. Dentist. no. rs
Main street. Ioo.z3
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1rros srATnhKNT.

CHAMBER OF COMMERCE..
MRMPhfs, September B.
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All of which is respectfully submit
W. W. Guy, Chairmi
w. M. HARRINGTON.
A. T. LACEY.

On motion the report of the commit
tee was received, and the committee was
further empowered to secure the hall so
recommended. 1t was resolved to move
into the new hall as soon as twas ready
to receive the Chamber, after which an
adjournment was had over to the next
regular meeting. rb 5
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Buy the best, which is always cheap
est. j. Devote has full supply of the
best family groceries. Call and see, at
the corner of Third and Adams streets.
l04-f1 NiN f".A
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sHeeeegIsG AND ROBBERY.
Amusemenss az central Point


Mr. VIM. Sides keeps grocery at
Central Point. Late last might two ne
groes entered his store, and while cac Of
them engaged Mr.. Sides in conversation
the other grabbed a pistol lying on a
shelf and fred it twice at Mr.. Sides, hit
ting him each time in the head The
balls glanced around the skull, and Mr..
Sides fell to the floor insensible. The
would-be murderers plundered the store
Of forty or fifty dollars and carried of
quantity Of goods. Soon after Mr..
Sides was discovered lying on the floor.
He was taken care of and this morning
was able to appear at the station-house
in order to prosecute two negroes who
had been arrested by the police on sus-
picion of committing the deed. One of
the suspected parties, Alfred Walker,
was discharged by Recorder Scales this
morning; the other, George Walker,
remains in jail. the proof being strong
against him. The case against George
Walker was contiHued over until next
Tuesday morning, for the purpose Of
giving the police an opportunity to work
up the case. aa hnHa snl s'Az3
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NEwYoaK. September 9. rs a.m.-Govern-
ments are active and steady. Sterling ex-
change Is steady at 1851. Gold is loaning at
y Of per cent.
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srRAYEr or sToLEN.

ctTRAYED FROM FORREST & KELLY'S
- stable on Rayburn Avenue ON Friday, LIST
inst, a bay marc mule, years old. - hands
high. lame in tho left shoulder, and heavy
built. Ten dollara reward will be paid for her
delivery 10 u Al Forrest, jeffersUn street.
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Real Estate Distribution of Mem.
n Dhts.

Drawing, October 3D., lS7l-$467, 600
in real properties, $3S, 400 in personal
values. Central office, A Adams street
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Real Estate Distribution of Mem.
L IlIllA. :. =

Drawing, October 81, 1871. Product
i've plantations, business houses, suburb
an homes, diamonds, silver-plate, pianos,
organs. Central Office, A Adams street.
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Where cal. we get the best oysters
Why, at Headquarters Oyster and Game
Depot, 27S Second street.
81 nih EDWARDS & HoLBRooK.
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10 CIR. AND OPENING of Eagle Hall, 255
Main street, opposite the park, Satur-
day nj ght, with a splendid lunch and re-
fresllm ents free.
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Sn ,oxD-HAND furniture, feathers ant
hous, hold goods of all kinds, bought
70 II. T. SINSoTT.
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Victor d. Fuchs, at Al Jefferson street,
is receiving them daily by express Call
on him for your supplies. %
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The finest beer on tap at the Sam
pie Room, I6 Madison street. II
Real Estate Distribution OF Mem
---..LA . u. DLllA. --.-.-.- ----- -

HfHf1A 81 a9 phfs. a1is sea- 9fN
Twenty-e eight valuable real properties,
from $4,000 to the New Memphis Theater,
costing $s5,OOO, and under rentof $4,000
per annum; S33, 400 in personal values
diamonds, organs, pianos, watches, sill
yer plate, etc. Drawing positively to
take place October 81, 1871. IL
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4 teal Estate Distribution for the
3Ist day of October, 1871.

The New Memphis Theater- cost 1885,
OO0, now under rent for SCOOPS, the
capital prize. Central Office, "A Adams
stre of 10
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d e
Mr.. PRESIDENT, Your committee, to
whom was referred the subject OF select
/ ing another hall for the Chamber of
Commerce, have had the matter under
consideration, and respectfully report
that they have visited and inspected as
follows: i..,oiIsl ,sr.'4 so
|. Rocco Hall, corner Madison and
Second streets, a second floor hall, about
60x50 feet, well lighted and commodious;
rent asked, $3.50 per annum.
2. A very elegant hall in the basement
Of the Planters Insurance Building, with
large fine proof vault, convenient Office,
water and other conveniences; rent,
$1,000 per annum This hall is 40xl8
feet, not including Office. ~
g. A second story hall on the corner
of Center alley and the transverse alley
between Madison and Court, 50x373 feet,
well lighted, with all conveniences Of
\ water, etc.. entrance on transverse alley.
Yonr committee would respectfully re-
commend the last named as decidedly
the most eligible for the temporary occn-
pancy of the Chamber of Commerce, be.
cause of its central location, the quiet.
ness and, freedom from noise of the ad
joining alleys, and the comparative
cheapness, besides being suitable and
convenient.
Your committee will proceed here
after to discharge the duty of selecting
and recommending a suitable permanent
hall, which we believe cannot be secured
without contract for a new building
This cannot be done until the next sea
son.
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Continued light offerings and moderate do
mand has the effect 20 ytiffen holders consid-
erably. and buyers are working cautiously.
Sales Yesterday were l6O bales, and up TO 1p,m.
to-day It's bales, prices ranging from ordinary
to low ordinary at 1871 to l7lzc, and low mid
ding at 1917 to 2O11c. Sales to-day we're mostly
in small lots. but were not picked up in lots 50
large as those Of yesterday. Receipts were
developments, 1Ol. and stock 16ls. yA
til III COTTON STATEMENT. ~ wt
CHAMBER OF CnMhRROK.
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See fourth page for additional local,

PIrTsBURG and Camel coal and gas
coke. Brown & Jones, Office 282 Main
street, Bethel Block. I
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Helena, Napoleon and vicksbnrg.
The United States Mail Steamer
r. P. master
| WILL LEAVE AS ABOVE C~=.
w SUNDAY, 10th instant, at slls'1tisSs
10 am. Freight received at St. sHsEsssszIisn
Louis Wharfboat.
w. Z. DILL, Agent,
| FLEM CALVERT, Sup't.
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Real Estate Dfstribu ton of Mem
phfs.

Drawing, October 81, ls7l-$467, 900
in real properties, $33;40O in personal
values. Central office, A Adams street.
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GRASD OPENING Of Eagle Hall, $50
Main street. opposite the park, Satur-
day night, with a splendid lunch and re-
freshments free 3
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Nv YoRK BANK srArENENr.


lLOSDoS. September 9. 80 p.m.-AmerieaE
securities closed easier. faHI I'D
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For white River,

For white River.
The fine. swift passenger steamer
TH0S. II. ALLEN......W. J. Ashford, master
THIS NEW AND ELEGANT C.
IL passenger packet will leave as slkssntt3
above on SATURDAY. 9th inst, El=E4saa -
at pm.
For freight or passage apply on board or to
w. IL. KENNEDAY, Agent,
Office on. Company's Wharfboat,
7-S Foot Of Court street.
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Real Estate DIstrtbutiOn for the
3Ist day of October, 1871.
The New Memphis Theater-cost $685.
600, now under rent for $5,OOO--is the
capital prize. Central office, A Adams
street.
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1Chamber OF Commerce.

This body met in called meeting yes
terday afternoon to consider the pro-
posed removal of the Chamber from its
present location under the Peabody Ho-
tel. The committee on selection of a
new location reported as follows:
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STEAMBOATS,.
For Cairo and st. Louis.

Memphis and St. Louis Packet Company-U.
S. Daily Mail Line for New Madrid. Bel
mont, Cairo and St. Louis connecting at
at Cairo with the Illinois Central railroad
and boats up the Ohio. and at st. Louis with
all railroads East and West.
GRAND TOWER LennOx, master
WILL LEAVE THIS DAY, W
w 9th inst, at pm. For sItz1ts7
freight or passage apply on wharf go
boat, foot of Jefferson street, to
tft W. Il. DILL, Agent
FLEM. CALVERT, Sup't.
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New rorm cotton aIarh et,

NEW YORK. September 9. 10 a.m.-The mar
ket opens quiet. Sales yesterday,-; receipts
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1871-04-11

The result in Connecticut, the Sara
cuse Journal says,will tend to bring len.
Joseph X. HawleY prominently before the
country as q candidate for nomination to
the Vice-Presidency next year.
The Charleston Chamber of Commerce
has called Convention of delegates from
every county in South Carolina, in Col
umbia, on Tuesday, May 9, to consider
the financial condition Of the State.
Connecticut papers say their House OF
Representatives will consist of $50 Re-
publicaas, and l0S Democrats. One OF
the members is classed as Temperance
Democrat" The Senate will stand thir-
teen Republicans to eight Democrats.
Judge II. ii. Leavitt. who has just re-
signed his Office as Judge Of the United
States District Court for Southern Ohio,
was commissioned by President Jackson
on the 80, of June, 1884. He will be
seventy-fve years old ON the 18th of
June next.
The trustees of Washington and Lee
College have bought the Exchange Hotel
in Lexington, Va, to convert it into a
dormitory for the students.
Virginians boast that the present con-
dition and the prospects Of their State are
better than those Of any other State with
N the limits of the late Southern Con-
federacy.
An employee in an ale-bottling establish
ment in Boston, on Tuesday, on wager,
wired twenty-five dozen bottles in forty
nine minutes. The wager was that he
could not do it within an hour
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Great improvements.

Doct N. Harris home again. l take great
pleasure to acknowledge the indulgence shown
me by an indulgent public for my absence the
past six months; but my time has been entirely
devoted to the improvement and elevation of my
profession. l have been introducing to the pro-
fession entirely new base for artificial teeth
| have within the last six months put up about
one hundred sets. 1t is more durable than any
other material that has ever been used excepting,
perhaps, Gold of the best grades, and is equally
durable as Gold. When completed it makes the
most beautiful work to look upon ever conceived
by Dental art. 1t is the best suited to the tenn
perature of the mouth, and is worn with much
pleasure by the patient. (call and see our spec-
mens) Its anne is Pyroxyline. Chemically pre-
pared cotton being vegetable nucilaginous fibre,
the patient does not taste that metallic tang that is
common to all the metals. All other branches Of
Dentistry attended to as usual. 3;tf
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1871-04-11

The New York World. in stating that
"the best men on the Democratic platform
are coming to the 'front.'" must mean a
delicate fusion to that one, who after
coming to the front the other day in Penn
sylvania, said. young men profit by
my example," whereupon the trap fell,
and he died almost without struggle
The Versailles Government did not dc
the worse thing in the world when it re-
Gently ordered the arrest of Garribaldi
the moment he touches French soil
Hereafter the old man will probably LEI
other folks quarrels alone.
In Fall River last Friday in one of the
public schools, little girl came to the
teacher and complained that boy had
been pointing pistol at her feet. The
teacher then requested all boys having
pistols to come forward, and FIVE boy.
came to the desk with pistols in thei
pockets, capped and loaded with shot.
A Canadian paper is the authority fo
the statement that Prof. Goodwin Smith
says that the colleges in the United State
compare unfavorably with those in Can
ada.
Postmaster Stow of Springfield is ly
ing in very critical condition iron
dropsy.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1871-04-11

DIR. A. johnson, one ofthe most successful prac-
ttioners of his time, invented what is now called
Johnson's Anodyne Liniment. The great success
of this article in the cure of Bronchitis and all
diseases of the throat and lungs, will make the
name of johnson not less favorably if less widely
known than that of Louis Napoleon.
Veterinary Surgeons all over the country are
recommending Sheridan's Cavalry Condition Pow
ders for the following trouble in horses -Loss Of
appetite, roughness of the hair, stopage of the
bowels or water, thick water, coughs and colds,
swelling of the glands, worms, horse all, thick
wind and heavos.
A friend of ours who is chief clerk in the Gov
erRmential Dispensary, says that medicine chest
is now complete without Johnson's Anodyne Lin
iment. We always supposed it was prescribed by
law; il it is not it ought TO be, for certainly there
is nothing in the whole maferia mediea of SO much
Importance to the soldier and the sailor as John
sons Anodyne Liniment.