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The New York herald., 1875-02-15
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON DULL AND UNCHANGED-FLoUR DULL
WHEAT QUIET BUT FIRM-CoRN DULL AND
EAsY-oATs FRMER-BARLEY AND RYE DULL
PORK AND LARD WERE EAsIER-0RoCERIEs
QUrET-FRE1GHTs DULL-PETnoLEUM NoA1-
NAILY LowER-NAvAL STORES QUIET AND uN-
CHANaED-wHIsKEY EASIER
SATURDAY, Feb. 1876 P. NJ.
1rregularlty and constant fluctuations In values
were the most prominent characteristics OF the
merchandise markets during the whole Of last
week, while the obstacles to an active prosecu.
ton OF trade were enhanced by the snow aud ice
and the extreme cold which rendered river and
harbor navigation extra hazardous. and at the
same time greatly retarded the movement of
merchandise around the city. The demand for
merchandise was very ntful, and there was put
little activity save In q lew isolated cases. Dry
goods were In Ialr request, and business showed
some increase over the preceding week, still
the extreme cold has rendered the spring opening
backward, and though buyers are becoming more
numerous from day to day the market has not be-
come as active as was expected some time ago
NO doubt entertained that large business will be
Gone, however, and dealers arc confident as ever
hardware has moved with somewhat increased iacity
but the market cannot as yet be called active Boots
and shoes have sold 10 only moderate extent and the
market remains steady. In other departments the
movement during the week was rather slow, with
and then exception. The export movement was slow
IN the extreme. particularly in the stock Of
which shows rial dmnution fro n week to week
Flour exceedingly dull and heavy all
through the week, shipping grades depreciang some.
what, though quoted about the same. Wheat was mac.
tive all through tho week. and. equence prices
declined still there was but little nanifest disp ostion
to force Sales and the market in that state when
In order sell two or three cargoss holders would
Obliged grant material conce ssion while Oh the
other hand BUYERS wanting an equal amount would be
compelled to pay an advance, tue marke being simply
nominal all through the week, and so closing Corn
In moderate request all the week, but
prices nuctuaied according to circumstances, the
actual change for the week beng immaterial.
oats were in lair request ana comparatively all
through tic week. closing strong. Whiskey excited
by the prospect OF high tax, and prices
tcriay ling little from the extreme point ut the
end OF !he week Ptoyisons we're duil all through tho
change though pork was lower at the than at the
beginning OF week vita tar business al the de-.
cline. Frcighis quiet and merely nominal ia rue
uary grain per steamer, owing the extreme d I'M.
Guilty OF harbor navigation Cotton dull both for
ana iuiurcs ana prices ally upc changed
Uroceries were quot, with the cxcep ion OF sugar
which Ia demand. and the market ruled nrm, Pc.
troeum duil and nominally easier for all descrip
tons Naval stores were ouL but exhibited material
change In values
Cor1os the spot continued dull OF sale and nominal
In value futures closed easy at decline l.oc., the
following being the nnAl quotations s-FsDruary, EXc
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For uture delivery (bass low middng) the sales have
been as follows yesterday after z p. M.-March 2 loo
l6 li6c 100 at s 3sc May so1 at 10 l3s2s 7 at l6ssc
Total 500 bales Yeserdays CLOSING prices1Febrnary.
Is lsSc July l6 l6l6c l6 81 August, II il6c
IKE; september. l6esc, nominal Market qniet and
at 2sssc 500 al lssc., 400 al IS $3.50 srril i00
SSyy SS S 5:{..
we're as ioows- ton. 2,a2s bales; New Orleans
372i. Mobile, 223l savannah, Sl76; Charleston s4D;
Wilmington IA: Norfolk lggs New York, LIZA; Phila-
rms day last year LEA Cotton foreign ports
quoted Ihus:.To Havre, BY steam. c. TO Hamburg. by
steam, &c To Bremen. by steam, &c, compressed 10
Liverpool, 5l6d. By steam; BY sail asked 9.S2d
pressed.
lobbing way the dealings were moderate. and about
1900 bags were sold in distributing way. AT the ou
Without essential change We quote Rio, ordinary
cargoes 71ac IKE lair do, lsAc. 1870 good do
isa4c l9e prime do, is'4c l9lsc; extreme range
29c do, sras, mats, CSC soc sngapore, &c Ac.;
Ce, Ion, 20c &c. Maracabo l9,lc tac; Laguayra,
lac. Gle. Jamaica iSkc. q 20c ST. Domingo. l7c
IKE; Porto Rco lSc. 2Uc. Costa Rica, lsc gle.
Mexican lysc.a 2lc Angostura, 2Dc 23c. Savaniila
9c Gle; Curacao, lSc. &c., gold, sixty ana ninety
days
FLOUR AND GRAfN.-Rcceipts-FIour. $500 bbis wheat
81 $50 bushels corn, 59lS do meal 100 bhls and
800 bags oats, 500 bushels barley. 800 The flour
market dull and prices almost nominal quota
tons sales in small lots included 6s75 bbs Corn
meal dull only 400 bbis Sold compr sing all kinds az
.sk.s. ,.NtAl lean0 NJ
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, Feb. l3. 1875
hxports sGOa 20 asss Britain s 81 siocS sss
Cotton eus.; mid, m,iadllns lsss ioy ,%idSas asss:
ss,s ssosa. s3lSia 3ssSt" " ''''' ''. 80 Ae'' '''''
Exports cUaswiso % isss sales Isn Stock 5sS,s
lS,Se low middlins 1879 good ordinary 4c, Net
Britain. I.a4l; coastwisa, 5S2 Sales, O0l Stock O,I
.cnARLrsroy, Feb l3 1873.
ie Eooa ordinary iic Hst receipIs $40 eses hs
''s' 80 wILxscros, Feb. 49, 1875.
s sPfs 6 81 50 for yellow DIP and virgil" lar steady at
oswncc. Feb. ls 1873.
Gn IS sa' SdS /, is qafss al 1t 3d. No sarsy sss s
snsocs g. ss Sims Gaaa USrn
.s Ssrss; psss
ea sqE sna sa rfS hogs d IS
ss7,. according To- weight Ness PORK quiet at SO
seeds quiet unchanged a. - .. 90.
Flour Arm fair a demand s S.%ss
Corn shade higher, high mixed, ssse; aars6, g.:
ssSs eJ5S 9Ss;isS 80
oats 400 do shipmcnts~ Wheat, 1000; corn. S,cOo;
oats 500 do. 49, :. ,a,,
Flour quiet and unchanged; Wheat STEADY; NJ: 2
ssssisd ss tss active Give an nsHsg mixed
s an aSa spec
:?sssi ;s;i 8 Hsss rsis sSs SsJ1s?
sls 1 - HSr dsna S
ss sS.tH ns to; ~hs a"fsasssS
&'oo0 DO; oats. ia,0,S do. barley. i,sO ia SAP
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HAVANA MARKETS.

HAVANA. Feb Is. 1873.
Sugar opened dull and closed active and steady owing
TO reported duty the advance OF gold
exchange here Nos ~ to IL. Dutch STANDARD, IA l41
per arrobe; Nos Is 20 Dutch standard, y
reals: moasscs sugar, Nos TO l0. GA 9Z reals; mus
covado sugar. inferior to common, 0A ia reals; rair
good ehning III. Il reals grocery grades. l4 IS
reals Molasses quiet and steady. Stock Of sugar N
warehouses ut Havana and Mntanzas lSuUo boxes and
5000 hhds Reeeipts for the wessS a, Havana
ported during the week from Mavann and an MG!anza
AL the hhds to the United states BACON: s1 sss per
tins, $50 ss6. Flour, s5a s26 per bhl Tor American
s. 50 per III fsliow. 81 ssS per anstela Wax
Yellow, Sl3 80 4 Sl4 per arrobe; white. Sl3 a S2a
Onions Sls 3l4 per Dbl Tor Amorcan Coal OIL
X reals per saOs Empty hOs.heaS s. LH%Ss sSaSs
WsaS reals sa i 81 up,ss psss
states per hhd OF sugar, s. IS 81; to Falmouth and
orders Sbs. a 37s. 6d per loading cher ports
the of cuba for the United staes per hha
sugar - - rs; per hhd. moasses. 81 81 TO al
mouth and orders S5s Cd sos per ton; losdng at
asi Tobacco active Crop Of 1874 adyancing princi-
Cigars dull Gold 2is ENchange In tair air dcnand; E on
6u DAYS; gold. III ll3 premium; short sight, l6 ~
premium; on London lao 42 premium; on Paris. ll6
III
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RAILROAD BONDS.

RAILROAD BONDS.
The noteworthy feature In this connection was
the advance in the Pacific mortgages, which was
largely aided by the proposition OF PRESIDENT Dill.
Ion, OF the Union Pacific Company, to pay into the
United States Treasury s60o,oO0 annually ior
twenty years and s75o,oOo thereafter until the
government subsidy iund is cancelled. This was
generally regarded as favorable to the govern
ment and honorable on the part OF the company.
inasmucn as the principal and interest are claimed
20 be not due until about 1900. The sinking funds
advanced to seX, land grants to 932< "a and
nrsts to 933S 93H. The bonds OF roads which
have suffered from default we're lower. The mort
gage bondhoders OF the Great Western Railroad
Company OF 1859 and the Illinois and Southern
Iowa Railroad Company have appointed q com.
mit:ee to apply II necessary, by judicial proceed
inys, Tor the appointment ofa receiver.
THE BANK STATEMENT.
The changes in the bank averages were inconse-
quential. The surplus is only s7s S75 less
than last week. The following Is the comparison
Of the averages Of the past two weeks:-
Loans s2a 49, 700 $685. ill., 200 Inc. ; sls. 500
Ieess ;sna is Dec Dec: ossSSS
DepOsits... 23s, 1884, 200 23S 1892 800 lnc 7O7 100
Circulation. 23,642,2O0 %, 900 Dec. 1880
The following shows the relations between the
total reserve and the total labllites:--
FEB. 8. FEB. H. Differences.
specie sl5 le2, 400 SIS 500 Inc. s7sl, 800
Legal tends S7,27S4oO S6,e47,4Oo Dec. s2S,ooo
Tot reserve s72 800 s72.642 700 Inc. sloa 900
Reserve re-
quiredag't
Exc's of re-
serve ably
quirenents 12eo7.coo 12,sss,e25 Dec. s7s.s75
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PRovIpKScE. II. T., Feb. l3 1875.
Transactions in printing cloths have been restricted
by the scarcity of goods and the ndispositon to
make coatracts Tor future dc livery Sales OF the week
have been 6oo pieces, SIZE Tor good standard ana
&C. tor extras market closing firm at these ngures oners
OF &C. ior some lots being refused
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is 2s2c March. Is ilec. 70 23s2c April, 10 Ice.
Ii S32c May, l63se Is l322c June, l6 1l-l6c.
lG 23s2c. July 10 i5ioc august II llsc II 332c. We
quote prices based standard OF cassca alton in force
September l. 1874 and on upland cotton in running
in qualify not more than halt grade above below
the grade quoted :Ordinary, lSssc good ordinary.
l4Ac; srict good ordinary 34c; low mddling 15,sc;
miiding 16lfc good middlne 7i4c Quotations based
American standard VI cassihcation:-
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THE COURTS.
IcoNTINUED FROM EIGHTH PAGE. !

grand larceny; Same VS.. John ". Mathwoin !;
grand larceny; Same VS.. Buhche Martin. grand
larceny: Same VS.. Charles Thompson. indecent as.
sault; Same VS.. Ma y Henry, dsorderly house
Same ys. Melinda Wilkinson, petit larceny.
OYER AND TERMINER-Heid by Judge Barrett
The People vs. John Braddon and Mary White,
robbery; same VS.. James O'Nei ielonious assault
and battery two cases.
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ments-Four, 4o)O bbls: whest 1900 bushels; corn,
$500 do. oats, 2,u0O do. barley, 400 do.
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surplus. .......................... 1854, ,557 Al
The Washington Lie Insurance Company presenfs its
yesgation into its condition. Experience has proved
its forms OF application and policy sufficient protect
the company ana to afford guarantee to It's policy
holaers; consequently no chang in either has been
made The STEADY growth OF the company is the bes
OF its permanent 1t has demo
ablv.
The constant Increase of the surplus for many years
furnishes satisfactory evidence that its affairs have
be IN properly managed. Amalgama tons and all accu
will continue to be carefully avoided. Stunning ali al
liances 1t is contented 10 stand upon its individual
merits
Of its policies even 1t the premium be unpaid, provided
policies are sucentt The premiums the date of
the partys death This feature s peculiar to this
pany and Is appreciated wlen known by the insurng
public.
very considerable increase has made in the div
member. Every increase in the dividend
creases IN direct proportion the amount required be
held in reserve by the company because its policies
continued in force just much longer by the appca
ton OF such divldends as premiums
dividend Of each policy holder his proportion OF the
levied by the authorities OF his State Much may SAID
in support OF this pan but considering the great and
growing dissatisfaction caused thereby has not been
deemed wise nor OF sufficient to warrant its
proved tone OF feeling throughout the country Will sooner
or later remove all sncn OBJ ec onable imposts.
The invested interest bearna assets OF the company
materially exceed its liabilities
". BREWER, Jr. Vice President
CYRUS NUM- Assistant ecrctary.
l.. S. FRENCH, superintendent of Agencies.
b. w. McCREADY. N. D. Medical Examiner.
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o n. i soEs 8
sSSs SSsasS sSa ,Sa IN
Corn was extremely duh and easy, closing at size for
sss yns and st sr
1d a se' s:srn nd a. Of s
dull and Su'Ses
FNEIoHT-Berth freigha dull and rates nominaily un
Ssros trade oshsr purpo.s. not much sought
bushels sssis GAZE an:S t$i YSe
bass at z; Cd oeTman schooner 2oI ions hence 70
hence 10 Lvsrnoo London or Bristol viii, 5oo t'; obs of
general ssTsS At Serisan Sars
to % port with it So 90 "Stse' 5Dis Of G 2a
the
In GSSns
and frAfs Mixed &
fsSssls s. esF!S aSs &C. s'' Ans'h
:s i
90 Is ior common 70 good. sale Of 100 bbis.
To F'sh :ss
PhTRoLEuM.-for refined the market was dull and nom.
op na us 1S sS & ASA s2S or
tMc Gases were ere held nomInay a. lssc i9hc Naph:
1sa and at M e
Livery, spot or remainder Of month. Advices from me
as$ sSnst?S %sss %ssFss %1Ss
dlous & As bid st wells; Parksrs, United, 81 70; i'm
mfate spmeRs " COZ po beef s pack
ages; meats ssss az ala, l,sss BPS iisrces
Ssss AZ s$ SI 8 80 ss sSSS?'Hs
$sssS sss 9s b:s:s Sss
wh9 ~ & % IN nr vSs % on the @
Inc range e city: Beet There Change IN the
RaskssSss ana within
ira o 50 ior an
erced saa s o an 81
prime mess and city extra India mess $50 Beef hams
Cut s f%a sae
% aaYf Sps to
Ioss @Eoo bs q plskIsd bellies a iOs iSisc D.
demand only mSdsrsts at the decline; Quoted
Ss sa1s or aarss sTss at 9 se
Sie 2so tierces for APril q 4c and 200 lerces for
continues quite LIBERAL and 1
lent Friday has abaed the reported dealings laded
sSns seSnea ana, lev les:
g6c a71c. do. fair 10 good tair 7s.c 7Ac do good
boxes, Nos to ls. sAc as5sc.; molasses hhds. and
boxes: SS1s: ssh %saG az de elfSss y g.
Il 7Ac sAc do IS tS g lS S, sac sssc; d. Is 70 IS
l9e: Porto Rico.Rennlng. common to prime, a. 2
& grocery Sy 5air II to $ s9oce e sc Braz61utch
arl, Nos 10 to- Il, re. SIC Manila-superior and
extra superior, 7c 7c New Orieans-Rehniny rades
61sc. 7']c grocery grades, 7Ac. a ohc:
RICE.-rhere n lair distributing business
mated to-day in both foreign and domestic, the
ket ruled firm. The sales foot up abour 30 terces of
Carolina and 30 bags OF ang0on at quoted prices
follows-Carona at 71sc 7}sc fos fair. 7ac. 7c
for good 7A,. &c. for prime and s.ic for choice !;
Patna 71c nc. Rangoon IN bond. 90 S71a, gold.
SrEARINE.-The market WAS quiet and sscntiallv
changed Western quoted At A4c. l4kc. without re-
ported business.
lbs. at S&c SIC. per lb
WnsKSY.-keceipts. 352 bbls. The market was dull and
easier Sales OF bbG at 81 0s 81 O31., closing with
lols offered at 81 07H
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And the following IS the amount OF gold held by
the Treasury on the 1st Of February for the same
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EUROPEAN MARKET.
FINANCIAL.

LONDON PRopucK MARKEr-LoNpoN Feb l3-Even
ing-sprits turpentne 2js. 3D. per cwt
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and the reader finds the facts as repre-
sented, and judges of the facts and THEN
relations without having been misled by
sensational headings. 1t is a good news
paper rule to hit every subordinate, SEN
sational head wherever the editor sees it.
All news with more than one head is
guilty ola crime against editor and read
er alike, and deserves decapitation.
Shall we mention another Gin Have
we to-day, any such thing in America as
private lifef Is a private man, or even
mans family, safe from public men
ton Alas that the press has no apol-
ogy for its familiar handling of private
names and private affairs Alas that
there are so many in private life who
rejoice in the public airing of their per
sonalities aud their personal movements!
Alas that the details of private life are
devoured so greedily by so many who do
not seem to know that the love Of motor
iety is vulgar, and that their desire to
pry into the life of others compromises
their dignity and their neighborly good
will After all, is it dignifed business
for the press to minister to this low and
unhealthy greed Is the world so bar
rem Of great topics that the press, per-
force, must transform itself into a neigh
borhood tattler and public gossip ?
Are valuable opinions and valuable in
telligence so scarce that it must send its
prying interviewers out among the ranks
of private men, to worm out their Sc
crets, on pain of misrepres ntation and
abuse, and spread them before a curious
public? The American press Of the fu-
ture will not do it, unless civilization
shall retrograde, and our nation remain
a nation of children. -Scribner for Apr.
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SEVERE FALL on the 10Th ult, as H en-
ry M. Harding, carpenter, was at work
on the cupola of Henry 0. Markham $
new barn, in South Pomfret, he fell to
the roof and, sliding off that, fell from
the caves to the ground, a distance of 26
feet, striking upon the ice. One leg and
arm were considerably bruised, but the
worst injury was in the face, which was
shockingly cut, the nose being split open
and the lips cut to pieces. But there
were no bones broken, and considering
the distance he fell, it must be counted
a fortunate escape from death.
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Never wait for anything to turn up.
Go and turn it up yourself.

STRANGE But TRuE.-It is natural
for people suffering with Consumption.
Coughs, Severe Colds, and any other
disease of the Throat and Lungs. to nut
off from day to day buying an article
that they know has cured their NEIGH
Dor, friend, or relative, yet they have no
faith in it until it is too late. Ifvou will
gotoyour druggist, H HAS Nj. Davis. and
get bottle of Bosehee's German Syrup.
your immediate cure is as certain as Won
live. 1t has lately been introduced in
this country from Germany, and Drug
gists and people everywhere are elated
over Its success. You can get a sample
bottle for 10 cents and try it. REGULAR
size bottle IS cents.
also Tor sale ey Moore, Chester. Vt. 3, Cooley
VT. - N"ss =, (, elot
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PERKINsvILLE.

At the annual school meeting the fol-
lowing officers were chosen; Moderator,
d. A. Wheeler; clerk, NJ. j. Billing
prudential committee, Chester III. Stone /;
Treasurer, H. H. Hicks; Collector, E..
G. Robinson auditor, A. H Wheeler !;
wood inspector, w. A. Paine. Voted %
cents on the dollar.
The Baptist church in this place is to
be repaired quite exten lively the coming
summer
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Two medical societies met in Portland
the other day. A car load of grave
stones also arrived during the day.
1t is not often that the eternal fitness of
things sticks out in this manner
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A CARD.

In returning thanks to my many patrons and
friends for their kind appreciation of my new sys-
tenn of treatment for mitigating the ravsges of Con-
sumption by curing those diseases that lead to it,
would say that it is simple, plain and effective
it by used at home without the least iuconveni-
ence to the patient.
Ny practice is based on a long and extensive ex-
perience, and on the most approved and scientific
principles and hence bears the most critical inves-
tigaton.
can tell on first examination whether case is
durable or not, and in no case will l encourage
treatment unless there are reasonable chances of
success. s. W. SMYTH, NJ. D,
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10 KEEP TIRES ON ELs.-Hear a
practical man on thesubject II ironed a
wagon some years ago for my own use !;
before putting on the tires | filled the
telloes with linseed oil and the tires
have worn out, and were never loose.
My method is as follows | use a long
cast iron heater, made for the purpose.
the oil is brought to a boiling heat, the
wheel is placed on a stick, so as to hang
in the oil, each felloe an hour. The
timber should be dry, as green timber
will not take the oil. Care should be
taken that the oil is not made hotter
than boiling heat, or the timber will
be burned. Timber filed with oil is not
susceptible to Injury by the water, and
is rendered much more durable by this
process"
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GUM ARABIC. The most familiar oh
jects about us are often the least under
stood, and probably few pause to ask the
question, " what is gum Arabic, and
whence comes it +" In Morocco. about
the middle of November chat is, after
the rainy season. gummy juice exudes
spontaneously from the trunk and
branches of the acacia. It gradually
thickens in the furrow down it runs, and
assumes the form of oval and round
drops, about the size of pigeons eggs,
OF different color, as it comes from the
red or white gum tree About the mid
die OF December the Moors encamp on
the borders of the forest, and the harvest
lasts a full month. The gum is packed
IN large leather sacks, and transported
on backs of camels and bullocks to sea-
ports for shipment. The harvest occa-
sion Is one of great rejoicing, and the
people for the time being, almost live on
the gum, which is nutritious and fatten-
ing,
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STATEMENT OF
MISS JENNIE GILMORE,

ENDOhSED BY
Geo. *. Russell, Esq, Bellows Falls, VT
have been afflicted with deafness for number
of years. which has been gradually increasing until
a watch had to be held close to my ears for me to
hear it tick. Some three weeks ago I employed DR..
s. W, Smyth to treat my case. and am happy to
say THAT after the first application began to i'm
prove. L have been under the Doctors care for
very short time, but can now hear a watch tick two
or three feet of, and hear common conversation
with ease Hoping others may find the same speedy
relief by consulting Dr. smyth. cheerfuly make
this public statement JENNIE GILMORE.
Bellows Falls Vt Feb. 9th. 1875.
I am personally acquainted with the above case
under consideration, and can vonch for the truth
fulness of the statement in every particular.
GEO. X. RUSSELL.
Bellows Falls. VT, Feb. 9Th, 1875.
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Complimentary Letter from
DIR. WILLIAM S. HOPKINS.
VRGENENES, VT.
TO THE PUBLIC:

TO THE PUBLIC;
Having been acquainted with DR.. s. W. smyth of
Burlington, for many months, during which time
have been professionally associated with him on
several occasions, l take pleasure in fully recon-
mendins him as a thoroughly educated and reliable
physician and surgeon. I am aware that a very
strong prejudice exists among regular practitioner.
land in most cases it is just against travelling ply
sicians and medical specialists" and therefore
am particular to have it understood that regard
Dr. smyth skillful and thoroughly competent
practitioner. and an honorable gentleman In those
branches Of medicine and surgery to which DR.,
smyth gives especial attention. have known Of
his efecting most wonderful cures. In Aural and
oPhtbalmie Surgery, consider him an honor to the
profession.
VIM. s. HOPKINS. ND.
Versennes Nax * Is-,