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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-03-28
STATE or IER.llU.N7.

EsscX District q.
At Probate Court holden at IunciUrc il, said district
on the 10th day ot March. A. ID. $50
WHEREAS. Moses Rodgers. Guardian David !I"llin
w son AMI Fanny H"Ikir,.,. minor children ii Isaac
i"i'Ii>"l deceased residing At Wakrgal Lake County
III the State "f llnl.. represents >,ii court That >aid
wards tie certain real estate situated in >,i,
district and described as follow, E.r -. mn, Ia -, ,. r.
estate {" David lI"pkn>, ilhal in said district
deceased ~ Was set OF Isaac ". "kin. his sar.
"i ah estate 10y committee appointed f"r that purpose.
represents that il will m the interest II his said war
IaI MI right ute iiI interest "i said ward, Ice sold art
mat me proceeds ~ such sale be-
III stock Tor their "nei am! ash, court grant hin
license sell as aforesaid Whrrcuon h, >,i.
r"'irt that said application will - head l,d al t,
Pr"satr of," III lnncry i'll said dist on the 1i DAY
ct ArIii ID. l>j. and 1t is further by said c"r
Ana tihic a! place OF hearing ~ rui!c copy til.
tr;f1 81 M, "Td"r ihr"' weeks snrc,s>ivN pre-,
salh tlns appointed Tor nearing i'll ia. C.c,"nim print
ed at s. '"hnshnry, in this STATE that they HAY appear
'' Ry , ',1s'' IT,; ST.. > >m,i
r2'27 Auess. ISRAEL. DEWEY Kesl.ter..
ORDER Of NOTICE If SETTLEMENT
ANDREW LACKlE'S ESTATE.
STATE or VERMONT,
Caledonia District. o.
At Probate Court held at st uhn.hurv in said iii,
trct: on the 18th day Of March, 1857:
Wlii.REAS, Jacob Blanchard. administrator or
W the estate of Andrew l.acke. late Of Peach
am, III said district deceased, proposes to render
an account Of hi. administration, and To present
his account against said estate for examination
and allowance for the purpose of making partition
and distribution of the residue of said estate III
der decree Of said court among the persons who
are by law entitled to the same 1t is therefore OF
dcred by said court that the same come under co,
sideration and he heard at tie Probate Office il
st. 'ohnshury on the 18th day of April A. u. 1851
And II il further ordered that all persons interested
be notified hercofsy publication OF copy of the rec
ord Of this order in the Caledonian, printed at st
Johnshurv, three weeks .ucceS.ivelv previou. t
said time Of hearing, that they may appear and COZ
test the allowance of said 2ccul,n: if The see cause
andasohe heard i'v said court in the matter of part
ton and distribution of said estate. Ry the Court
Attest. ASA l. FRENCH, Register.
A true copy OF record. Attest.
25* ASA l.. FRENCH, Register.
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u L F.. The subscriber offer. on easy
l terms good farm Of $50 acres. situated half
mile from the village at Mclnioes Falls very
pleasantly situated from which Il full view of CT.
River and the villages on both sides Of tie river
Is flad well watered and in good state Of cult
walton: well adapted to dairy and hu.baDLry, orch
ards of apple trees and sugar maple.
JOHN C.GLEASON
Memberships, Feb Is, 1851. 102l-2e
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LYNDON
N A RBLE WORK S.

TNHE subscribers, under the name and firm Of
Il WINTER & WHEELER,
having opened shop at Lyndon Corner for the pur
pose of working Marble, beg leave to say to the
public, that they intend to keep constantly on hand
arge and we'll selected assortment of the best
Italian & American Marble,
which they are prepared to manufactureinto
GRAVESTONES AND MONUMENTS
ofthe best style and at satisfactory prices Weare
also prepared to furnish marble tops for Tables.
Wash Stands, and Counters. Also, Granite and
Marble Posts, FreeStone work, and all other stone
work usually done in similar establishments.
We mean our work shall equal the Jest-frGm a
fullsupply ofmaterials We mean to give ourcustom-
ers good chance to select to suit their various
wishes; and by doing our work well and at the low
est living prices, we hope to receive and merit a
liberal share of public patronage.
C. All work will he delivered free from expenes
to our customers. JOHN B. WINTER,
HIRAM A. WHEELER.
Lyndon, March "a, 1856. 974-1026
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3 a Q H'S
A NJ F. r &c A N
G. o Nj O L n D

TIE subscriber would eclly ash tho attention Of the
Ic"l, 81 Vermont. I" The claims al BACII'S AMERI-
CAN CoMPOt Nd. al the best preparation, before
theuh' Tor the relief and cure the follow plants
Bronchitis Ministers Sore Wroat Gslont,I. Nars;n,
AMI I1crdt,d Sore .MutiS Scr. NIyks. M,ur
81 1oRfs, ftrer Sores. S,rotu0 liberation ot III
Lungs ond S"mo,h. oN N,rrors CunJI,ihts. f. m4i
Ht"kn,Ssam Lr, Gni"rifi,s. F7por INa<. teri WA. ;
coughs arising tr"m an htitat,d Throat. piL ;
Weak Noaa,kS-in fact. IN case Of H,ulr,.s. IN
Hammohon,or impare Blood US, lbs H.m,4g.
In the city Of Auburn where this medicine is r,ared
the Pr"ir'"'> reside large list a." the most reliable a!
Respectable proofs of its efficacy have furnished i'll its
favor. 10y the voluntary pr"mptii.s 81 those no ay .,n
ted atcrtrrs "ithe above complaints r. Il, sire
I" spread ITS knowledge. and the good ,
may be similarly afflicted.
Its influence has been peculiarly happy cases of Rron
Chlal and Throat Affections from slight chronic
!!oS ana uCcrat"lS Also In marked cases Of
femae eaknesS and Irregularities and m:sy other
plants enumerated above.
We have also strong this Character i'm
own State which IL has been with wonderful
WheTe for Years resorts 10 other remedies have failed
To afford relief Its ingredient among hit comnnd
nud extract Of BEECH Dior on CANCER Eoo1 and
composition are such To render perfectly sal, aIdharm
Ss requiring the exercise of no especial regard TO
the habits I" the iniv ia that necessary
From personal knowledge fact do moi hesitate.
10 say I" say To all who are in afflicted Bodily
takc>> Debility inflammation impure OF sluggish Blood
that BAcHs AMERICAN CoNFnrNp recoutr,,.i i'm The
strongest ASSURANCE Relief and Cure.
FRED. +. SMITH Montrclirr.
Wholesale Agent for the State VI Vt
To whom all orders should be addressed
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Tsanrn;GS.

"purinc the time occupied the Office Of Com
missioner OF Patents Il. H. EDDY. Esq. OF Boston.
did business al the Patent Office. as Solicitor Il
procuring patents. There We're few. if any, Der
sons acting in tina; capacity. who had much hu>i
ness before the Patent Office: and there were none
who ccGTc'e i; with skill. fidelity and ~uc-
cess. regard Nr. Eddy a> one of the best inform
ed :n, most >kiul Patent Solicitors in the United
States. and have hesitation in AS urinc inventors
that they came; employ person more compel, nj
and trustworthy and more capable OF putting their
applications III Il form TO secure for them early
and favorable consideration at the Patent Office
EpMtN ND III EkE.
Late Commissioner of Patents
From The present Commissioner.
"ArGrsT l., 1s,5.-Durins The time | have held
the office Of Commissioner o! Patents, K. H. EDDY.
ESQ, Of Boston. has been extensively engaged in
the transaction of business with the Office as a 50
licitor. He is thoroughly acquainted with the law
and the rules Of practice OF the Office. regard
him one If the mos: capable and success l I,rac
titorerS with whom have had official intercourse.
CHAS. MASON Commissioner of Patents
Bo.t. n. JAN |. 1857. 1ol5-t6
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TO DRUGGISTS AND OTHER DEALERS

TO DRUGGISTS AND OTHER DEALERS
\ & \ Il ID.
For the convenience OF Druggists and individuals now
Ing this Medicine in the State oil Vermont cI>larl.u,iy
VIII tt Kept III The hands "i our Stale Agent FKr Ssru
and ali applications or orders i'll be pruniI, filled al, Tho
same terms aS when atdr.>>c. t" lis. ' WV
~. L. COVENTRY CO.. Pr"prieior.
o2Echessce->t, Auburn NY
E II T FL CT r. S.
a. Important from DIR. +. " Sabin OF Rochester Ny
r,..-c., December |, ISIS
This may certify that have made trial OF .B,cu,s A.
hLKIcAA CoMfoCAp IN case III severe
and long standing irritation Of the coat of the All
mentary track. BY the Use ot bottles of the ,,,r
Compound II l. Thought permanent cure " ~ ,t,,,
have seen its wonderful effects in decided cas-. Of ,
consumption. where the patient Thought Ia be ,
eure-aiter taking few bottles the Amtur,
Is now Thought 10 be out Of danger cal, wei, r.,
wha IL have of the effect u the Cumunrnd ,Hi
eertai'! recommend its in such as al"vc
EW SABIN, NJ d.
Auburn Y June To- l>55
We, the undersigned have rcceiyedtbe tormn, f. r.
pairing "BAcHs AMERICAN CoNrorHp" and as far a, we
have tested it, general us, ,s
Alternative medicine. t"rcm"vc initiated lni
and peculiarly adapted females cucnrr
w mites and to tlose whose constitutions are ebrarj
HUH i'tihilitait ft'cr. j">LrH " MORRIS ND
LaHsI>GH BEIGCsnp
A. {. TABER.
Hon. ID. l.. DopCK. Of Auburn Y and i'm. ,,.n,.r 4
our stare LEGISLATURE ard one al the accomplished
fhN sltai> ana one al The most ed
Chemists" of our country after giving this medicine hi.
s"ha observation Its destined suppressed L.
qua preparations i"r The cure 81 chronic diseases
BoCl'S Family Recipe B..k Ia Dee Ind or,,; f ~,
YOU " Ill there cures o diseases r,,,,.d
invited I" communicate with any who's. certificates ar.
en-. III order I" prove them genuine.
CAt ON-All the genuiae medicine bear. the r,c.imi
lie OF r V Il CovsNIRY Co o, the out side wr.n,,.r ~
principal Once and Depot. s2Gene..ce-St Anhnr,
FRED SnITH. General Agent for the state M Vern,
, sold by Bingham, ST J"lnshury: Gn4JHw weeks
Martin aad weeks. Psa.Iaam: Darnss vosXh,. NJ,
Concord; J . paEpag& CO. Innsnhure ~ Ii
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The Society for the Encouragement
ofWearing Clean Shirts,
Gentlemen'S Furnishing Go

loo Grihnm 81. cor If P.url Ct. Nor York
X EEP r hand ali extensive and conn ct- assortment or
IA the latest ort..lll> and hest
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NORSE'S SYRUP YELLOW DOCK.
For ali IIumors and impuritle. of the Blood. Sold
by J. Z. BINGHAM.
VA
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Hydraulic Rams,

CHAIN Pumps. Iror& Copper Pumps, Lead Pipe
~ Sheet Lead, and Sheet Zinc for sale cheap, by
BOYNTON & DEMING.
81 johnsburv. Nav s 1856,
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The Tailoring Department

Connected with the above will be conducted l.,
the senior partner. j. e. Hovt with his >ual abili
~. which has given such general satisfaction tina
lie Is enc"urasedto ask continuance OF past favor
from his former friends and patrons.
HOlT & ABROT.
Barnet. Sept. 90. SO. looltf
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LO.N.Ni>>iUNEES NOTICE..


true copy u! record,
lu2.J = pFWEY Pu.j-,.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-05-28
JUNE APPOINTMENTS. n.
DIR. H. TUBBS.

Wiii be in nttcpdaDea as foilowss IL ~ F ss
RAVENNA, Pfehtiss HOUSE, Wetises sday and fhnTs
day until 3o'ciock p NJ June 10th and llsi9 Ss4
Akron, Emnirn Housa, G'n4sisy, June 9th.
Cleveland, American House, May 18th and I5ti-
Warren National Hotel, Wednesday, June tsth..-
For consultation upon all diseases Of the ThFoat,
Lungs, Heart, Liver, stomach sowess hidnsys sso
ness, Debility Dyspepsia, Fclaale tiseases Aaan and
Fever Fits Impurities of the Blood, Erupt0ns, Ean-
ecrs, Ulcers and all other varieties o. long staiaahg
complaints, both external and internals ~ sa sss
For some ten years DR.. 7. has devoted his ehtlgS
time to chronic diseases. treating thousands ahhnaiAs
many Of whom had exhausted every other resource
within reach In case are AtHeraF Or eths YefssHs
deion to build up. Tho medicines cnnbe taicn Sith
safety by tbe most detate and patients may feiasn
At home and continue with prudence their ordinary
diet aud exsrcse Nary nave reeoyessd esas. .nS
hone the indisputabfe evidence OF which can tleays
befufnished invalds fowever redased aBe sleepsis@
ing, are Invited to cali,and may
out i corrssponding prospect * recovery n 81 -
HRARr DISEASE, .s
Affections OF this vital organ being RshefalIss
thought fncu:able, subton the folloNAnE from -
old rcsidentO Of Seneca cos o: y s1sss 8 sss Is u
Dr. Tusps. DEAF sir:-~My sSn, ssisSs 5sssses
having been resto, ed TO health By yo,r tf4ntinaI
sense OF gratitude tr you we'll ~ desfe n base
dt others, make ny duty 10 cerslly q teszzslf
acute Rhenmsia ahsetioa fesaiiiog hiief hsek
snderipg III dropsy Of the fhest qAd dqeAa4 81 IL
heart with violent psfhIaatioH. F0r N0S4s ~ esa
unable 10 lie down atalls ard as synfS fiRe vAisA
were abont desnAlFlHg entirely ri Biz Teeosexf b
am happy % saS thst your fstngdiekANi tell
we're entirely successfnl< elin5 radical suz<3
sss Sssq e .s'ss sssa
..issss. ~ 'ss' '''p'e josEfH issH jas sScRscs.
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O1rWe learn tlot small pox is prevailing
10 a. alarming extentin Newark, Ohio. H
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y O<TThe steamship Arago leaves New York
fos Hayre, yia Southampton, on Saturday,
the s0thinst. sssg4 ewe ss1se
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e OATHon. Thomas Cunningham, OF Penn
sylssnia, has resigned the associate Jagde-
chip OF Kansas Territory. ,e
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Portage COunty Agricultural So
fazftataft ctefy. fefl u

Exhibition and Ftir at RarenRa on The 2sh,
29tA and 'soA Of SePtember.
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&c, &c. &C., &c.,
at the old stand, where you will always md ready
TO supply Your wants On the most reasonable terIus
Andrew Poe lEis added his stock Of REA ADE.MAnE
CLOTH Nj, consisting of .ycry variety of Genle-
mems wear, 10 thctbuslncss which will sell At re-
,Iuce, prices. POE Il BIE0TliER.
R;ycuna. March ln, 1857,
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q 0.yThe yourneymen carpenters q rilila-
delph;a are on strike.
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A Gard.
r TAKE PLEASURE in commendiag to
L the confidence of tkG hplltc uHd my business
friends, Mrssrs. PoE ~ BR0TiiER as gentlemen of
strict i'Wgr and prudence, and have s'',d reas"n-
from lon ng acquaintance with them as cirtks, to be-,
lcve thai they will Hcvtr br,rts trust rnhled In
them. Il. W. SEYMOUR
Rnyennh March 70, Ie51-n
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Awarding comiUittee--Ransom PIERCE, Iai-
madge; r. H. Drvis, Jas. Pownell, Geo.
Miller, w. w, Mum, Newberry
Glass 23.--On WOOL.
The best exhibit of wool, comprising the
applicants entire lot designed for market
and being the clip Of lis own flock the
present year, the cleaning ana doing up
for market, as well as the quality consid'
cred, Ohio Farmer and 2,0l
I'd best do, Ohio Cultlvator and lee
Sd best do, Wool Growers Reporter and ], ,OC
"a N. b. Applicants competing for premiums
on wool, are required to give noticG thereof
to the Secretary or Treasurer by the 10th o.
June. I
Awarding committee--H. L. Carter, Chas
H. Bostwick and F. w. Seymour.
q 80 Class lon GARDENS
Best kitchen garden. Ruist's Kitchen !,
( q Gardner aud sIsg. i ,sr- a.s h0t
I'd best do, Ohio Farmer; s5s & Y 5jll 4 I,
! Sd best do, Ohio Cultivutor. ssI.sf @a
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POE & BROTHER.
New Firall.

New Firm.
THE Undersigned, having purchased Of F.
i w SEYMOUR his entire stock Of Goods, would
say their fcnds and the public generally that TIN j
shall conduct the busihpss as formerly by udhcring
strictly to the oNE system-bcevIug II to te The
only true way Of doug business. We shall eIidcavUr
tn keep on hand at all times good assortment Of
DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES,,
CROCKERY, ,
hARDWARE
RUGf'S 4 SHOES,
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NET YOUR PHOTOGRAPHS. Ambro.
Vt tyres, ctc., Of sTAFFER 4 co. Rcorns ever
Esssts'a JeR elry Store ,Kayenna, o. ~.
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NROCERiES!--A good stock Of dfoss.
VI rcs, surh Us Tea, Coffee, whits and brown Safaf;
Molasscs, Soap, Starch, Saleratus, etc., etc., which
are selling at very small profits, eau be found st
tie ''Cash and Ready Pay Store'' OF a$g
| u COFFIN L PlNNEY,
| April %, Bs7 No. i Phanix Block.
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ONE PRICE, CASH AND REAbYPAY

T AIDES SHOES.--Just opening, 4 new
II and splendid stock of Ladies' Shoes and GuiteFs,
of sall the yaous sly les. Also, choice assoraent
of Misses and Children's Shoes, Which We ofeE 1t
price lower than ever, al the Cath aud Ready Pay
Store' of COFFIN IL PlNEkY.
Aprl 90, 1867 No. I PEGnix Block.
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LIST OF raEMiUMs. cOMMITTEEs, &C.
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Et'Sa =. ;v.uod'! b,,o,,o.
St,uon Woody

Simon Woody tg
Simon WOOD, of Sturges Prairie, in
~ the county Of 81. Josephs and State Of Michigan.
is notified that Elien Wood did, on the 10th day OF
February, A. D., iS57 le her petition IN The office
OF the Clerk OF tho Court Of Common Pleas Within
and for the county Of Portage and State OF Ohio,
charging .he said simon Wood with wilful absence
ofmore than three years, Of gross neglect Of duty
and extreme cruelty. and asking hat she may d.
vorced from the said Simon Wood. which petl Son
viii stand for hearing thenext torn OF said cor IT.
+stI n.4@ ETRANxnER q HAkfh u
April %, lss7-sw her Altorneya.
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Best exhibition ofhorses from any town.

Class 9,-ExHIBITIoN OF TOWNSHIP I
H0RGE& tfN 80
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CLOTHS, CASSIMERES AND VEST.
" INGS.-A ane assortment OF Cloths. Cassineres
Sa tinetts Tweeds Kentucky Jeans, bisck end drab
Farmers Satin, Cashnuretts Of all colors, San.er:
stus Of all kinds and descriptions, white, browH uhd
t6lored Linen Dri iings, Cotton Gdes Denims, etc..
Ft the "Cash and Ready Pay Store,'' where zoe
buy them cheap. Cali and see rs.
COFFIN, 4 PIENEY,
ApriI 81 l!57 No. Phesnfx Block.
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OHAWLS SHAWLS. Now 10 the
~ time for the Indies to bay SEawl cheaper than
ever before offered in this maFket pnd any che 10
amino our stock, thiHi cnpnct fail to be suited
in style and p,ice. Call aAd look at then. II yos
pleas md we have dshbt you will hnd them all
right al the "Cash and Ready Pay Store'Aof
COFFIN e. PtNNEY,
Aprii %. 1857 No. PhoAix Block.
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N.R. An articles which have heretofore
drawfi premiums, or have not been made
Of completed by lhe family exhibi.ngthem
within the previous year, vii be excluded
Awarding Committee--F. W.. Seymour:
Mrs. Zenus. Judd, Mrs. Maria Mason, Miss
Henrietta Buell. and Mrs. s. Beecher.
Glass l4.-On BUTTER. CHEESE, SU.
GAR AND FLOUR.
Best specimen Of butter;. :. l,5O
I'd best specimen Of butter, o. FARMER.
Sd best specimen of butter; Cultivatot.
Best specimen Of cheeses 100
cd best specimen ofcheese,O o Farmer.
Sd best specimen OF cheese, Cultivator.
Best specimen Of bread, 70
I'd best specimen, of bread Sklllful
Housewife.
Best specimen Of maple sugar, .. Far.
Cd best specimen of maple sugar, Cult.
Best barrel Of flour, diploma and loo
Cd best barrel Of flour, loo
Sd best barrel Of flour, Cultivator.
Best specimen of honey, LOO
I'D best specimen of honey, oO
Awarding Committee-Daniel Goes, VIM
M. Butlet, Mrs. David Spencer, Mrs. D.
]. Beardsley and Mira Silas Croeker.
Class l5.--on FRUITS g. FLOWERS
Test exhibition OF fall apples, Cult. and 6C
Cd hest exhibition of fall apples, 5C
Rest exhibition winter apples. Cult. and 81
cd best exhibition of winter apples, 5(
Best exhibition Of peaches, Cult. and 6(
cd best exhibition Of peaches, OF
Best exhibition of pears, Cult. aud o.
2d best exhibition OF pears, OF
Best exhibition of4uinces, Cult. and OF
I'D best exhibition of ounces, 5t
| Best exhibition of grapes, Cult. and 5(
I'd best exhibition of grapes. Of
Best exhibition Of flowers, Cult. and 5t
2dbest exhibition Of fiowers. 81
Best exhibition sof artificial fruits and
flowers, AmericdH Florist
2d hest exhibition Of artificial fruits and.
Il I. flowers, American Rose Cullurist.
Best exhibition Of the greatest variety Il
OF fruits, Amcrican Florists Guide
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NlLKS.-Black, plaid, striped, ,changeabie,
~ Gluce, Marreitine and Florence Silks, cheap for
Cash or Ready pay. May l4 STONE STORE.
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SUDDEN SlcKNEss.-Mr. JOHN PARKER,
6f Freedom. while serving on the jury in
the case OF BIRcHARD Us. Bliss, last Thurs
day evening, fell fainting among his com
panions. 1t is supposed that the cause was
the fatigue Induced by confnemea in tie jury
room the day and night before. a
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CLOTHS, &c.--Cloths, j.iNa plain
~ aud fancy, Kentucky Jeans, Twccds, Cottonades,
Lenims, Stripes 1ickings, Checks, brown Linen, etc.,
just received aid Hing yer! low At the
Ma! ~, l5j1 STONE STORE.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-12
Fashionable Hotel Charges.

The editorial correspondence Of the Fayetteville
Observer gives some insight into fashionable
hotel management in New York, and appropos of
Lauder, charged with robbipg the prOprietors of
the St Nicholas hotel while acting in the capacity
of book keeper says that the writer's expert
enee, and that of several Others with whom he has
converssd, satisfies him that whilst the proprietors
have probably been robbed the guests have suffer
ed also. That his own bills, when he used to stop
at the house, were over-charged, and when he
complained the error was Immediately rectifed,
thus leaving the impression that it expected
the bill would be paid without examination, and
that the oVercharge was deliberately made for the
purpose of cheating the traveller. The author
ity says that similar system has been pursued at
the Metropolitan, but when detected the proprie-
tors discharged the clerk, who however, declared
that the propretors had directed him ''to put it
the bills that money plenty and people would
pay" II proprietors of hotels give such dishonest
directions to their employees, they teach them ras-
caity and it is not to be wondered at that they
made to suffer in turn. The morality thus inculca-
ted cannot be expected to develop the qualities Of
honesty and faithfulness in the employees. The
hint, however, should not be thrown away on trav-
elers. II it was the idea once that it not the
genteel thing to dispute hotel bill. it is now ex-
pIoded. They will all bear examination and
very often a considerable reduction.