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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-23
Es-Y. p. KUyKrL'S BIIrsR WiyB OF no

~ r y. hIAhEL'S blI4fh HINh OF fhON
f, 2 Kunkels celebrated Bur Wua Of Iron
wi effeciue II cure liver comp Amt, luui Ce, dys-
p 1psia chrome or nervous delity Chroni5 daTrhe'
disesse OF The Kidneys ani ali Ases ar sing ir n
a d sord red liver. stomach or int"slines; sueh as
constipation, natulsnce, inward pies, iulhess
h'uoi 10 the head, aCidity of the htoH3ch, ueusea
heartburn disgust food IN Ines or wet. n N tn
stomach, sore eruUiAtiouS sinking or do ;eTing A.
the pit ~ The stomach Summing OF the hta', hA :
rlad or d,iiicui breathing, uuttsriu2 Of the heart
ca0k ng OF suH eating sensations when IN lting
posture. d,nu IS oi VISION dots or wcbs before M
slgAL dull paip ia the cad, deficiency OF per plra-
u6n. ye,l1wnrss OF th' SKIN ard ty-s pin IN the
ie back, cbesi imus, &c sduIeu O IS es I heat
b.u NJ in .Ae tc.h Il, CUnss apt EIAs mugs u evil
an greet drrrrs ial OF S lits.
IN. are entirely veEs-a1e and free from ale hoi-
ic s.tmuleu. zAl I'll injurious ingredients, aud are
pleasant 10 tsste and smell mid N tarlr operations
W rtluey. I'M uTtaes rom the uody aul give
G4alh aud Slg 7 IN the tFall3a
Bew ate ut lG-urte.ts. IAe genuine il SID onil
II S. bottles,
KrSKhl, IT P.lt.sr, -. - Nor,h Ntltl street
Philadelphia, rs
For sa.s IL 9fut'Cton by K. McInal, Jr., Secon,
an MarEat. + 81 igE .lfst \ Co., SIKH and MRrEe'
Ii. Z. BrngauTsi. SiI Narket street; Alfred Waltnn
2S5 Narse; s;rett; J. J. Gallagher, B. a c Shoema
ker, Smith \ FAINTER, W. s. Williams Ninth aH'
Nsrket streets and L Nj. England, SiStl an
LON osrd streets. nctS,-ly-l6
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-23
Auction safes.

L. W Stiihsm & Son, auctioneers, will have
one Of tue largest sales Of 6rst-class furniture
,t their auction room on .iday, August lst
ever held there TAe goods belong to parties
removing from the State. Due notice will be
Nss.n
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-23

81 For Loss Of sppcittt Dyspepsia, lndivest on
Depression Of Spirits aud General Debility. IN their
various forms Ferro Pnosphsted EnXir " Caiissaya
made Ry CAsweli, Hazard a Co New ors, snd s'lh
by all dr1geis,S is the best tonic. AS stlmnlant
tonic for patients recovering from fever OF other
sickness It has no equal II taken during the sea E
son Il prevents fever and agne and othsr intermit
tent feyeFa
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-23

TnE SrRErr Il iLER-rhe new city steam
street roller. lAte.y purchased for tbs mac 'dam-
izu OF h street, ls nov on the street, ready
for use st any time. The m ,chlnery works well!
After 1t was set up by ] NJ. Poole L Co, steam
was applied, and it worked very sAt,stattorIl IL
the street along their shop. Il was removed TO
Am stree, on Saturday propelled by steam Iron
gutter plates stand no SHOW uuder its great
weight as they are invariably broken when an
stteulp: is made TO cross them.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-23
wropu,ar stylcs Of CATERS for the people at

Y-Eo,s for Summer.-The wtster days are past,
though the cold blasts from the Northwest may mol
have ceased 70 blow, and our city tailoTs have Al
ready made ARRANGEMENTS for Spring garments for
the people Mr. JohR II Nuhlhausen, al ais King
street especially has laid IN a beautiful stocE ~
coatings yestinss cassimeres,&c, for Spring and IL
ready 10 receive orders from his usual well dresse
Gus omers. lie is also having his store papertd ana
nlinted so that rything looks as bright anu Hesl
as a new gold dollar
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-23

NARROW ESCAPE FROM INSTANT pEArH.-on
Thursday. 10Th instant, MIR, Eugene Gooding, OF
Galena, Kent county, Nd, came near losing
his life by the accidental discharge Of his gun.
He was in Queen Anne's cunning, aud IN taking
up the piece from some underground. the CON
tents we're discharged, the whole of which pas
sed so near his temple as to blow of one side Of
hiz hat rim
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-23

o. L. A M.-At a regular stated meeting OF
the State Council. . L. A. NJ, of Del, held yes
,erlay afternoon, the following officers we're in-
stalled TO serve the ensuing term - O, Char
les b Snyder; s, b. O. George Lawrence; &
s John Cornish; S r., Joseph Mancill; Repre-
sentative to National Council. Lorenzo
Campbell Adjourned to meet at Milton, in jan
uAry 1874
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-23

srABpFD.-AIichael Croft. of Oxford visited
Port Deposit on Friday. and imbi ilg too freely
Of the ardent got into melee with citizen ot
that town which resulted in Croft receiving
cut on his body with knife Fortunately the
kwfs struck rib or the wound would doubtless
Iax haap aarioua,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-23

CaoLERA.-It is believed that the death OF
Jeremiah SNisher, who died sud lenly on SundaH
last near RJalaudsule Cecil eoapty,was caused
by cholera He was iu his usual health on Sat
uriay morning but sometime IN tie foreno'n Il he
was suddenly taken Ill aud continued 20 grow
worse until Sunday afternoon about half pas
Une. when he died he wss attended by Dr..
Il iw!aud and Romans who pronounced II cas e
Of choleTa.-Orjlrd Press.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-23

Ey-THs IARG ssF SH0s HoTsB IN TIE
CATERS are light cool genteel and give general sat
isfaction to the wearer. Great vari " and our
rces are low at Bahcock and Bro s, 9e6 and Ros
Market street
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-23
8GardiMg.

DoARDIN0-same very pleasant front rooms 70
Is rent. with board ct the well known house for
Tvs, COS MARKET STREET
HAoARDTN0-For GENTLEMEN ct -.
. sepl6-u sl2 KING sThhkr.
HOOARDING-At ,,n,,,,,,
- apr2-6m 200 DhLAWAhk AVENUE.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-23

TaE PRoposED NEw CHURCH The proposed
organization of a new church at the Elm street
Baptis chapel is takirg dvhuite shape A NEE :
iug IN futthurauce Of tie oljec' was held ol
SUNDAY last. when Is PERSONS signed a willing
ness 10 iain the churth. Ol Wednesday eve
ring ueSt. the 3o5h. couaell Of the churche.
will be led to reosHze the new church, and
lie complete olg gauizatiou wil b. Effected.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-23
2Mtnership alatiffs.

HlSsoLUTIOS OF Co-PARTNERsHlP - The
y o.partnership h rttOfore ex'sfing b tween
geo RichaId,un and kdSard W lluOpes, trading
under The IAN na1 { OF richardson HOOpes, Hard
ware Deal, Is, is this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent
: he pusiaess OF the late n-m will be settled by
Edward " Ho pes. whU will cUutnue the b7sn IS
III the old stand. No p Ma,ket and Sl2 and S0i
SHipl-y sIe,t, WilmingtUn llel -
GEo RICH HARRISON,
EDK n hO0PE5
July lst, ls7s-tf
n oTlCE-
~ WILMINGTON, DEL. jane 93, lsTs
The co partnership formerly existing under the
dm name o. QiigHy Neal, for ths purpose OF
tran &C lug the Quarry Business the Bra dywlne
Crs ek has been ssolved 0y mntua consent The
business Of TIE said nrm will be settled b Qu9ley
Bro W. u. QUIGLEY,
Ii d. NBALL.
The business w'u be cOntinut at the old place, on
thc BRANDY win Creek. hy the undt rsigneu, using
the nrm name OF q rgley Bro. .
l. GRIMBLE QUlGLEY,
js26-lm ", g. QUlGLkl.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-23
ATTENTION

- AIIhAllON
ApIEs' SUITs AND UNDERWEAR
C0hSEgS AND oLFSklRIS
CT CUR OWN MANUFACTURE.
81 extraordinary low prices
FRANRS tMPOR W.
til Market street, Wilmington.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-23
&aftlua saIfs.
IyRUSTEE's Bale
REAL ESTATE.
IN THR CRY OF WILMINGTON.

by virtue of m order Of the Orphans Court of tho
State OF u, laware in and for New Castle COUNTY
made on the 18th diy OF May A. d.. 1sTa viii be ~,
posed 10 si., ~ public vendne, on sAlUHDAY,
august % h, 1873, at O'clock I'M ut the pTems.s'
q the right u 10 and interest Of Wilson p Eey,
waid. Dsl una $. Heya ard, James Y. HeywArd and
ShubFlcK Hayward, m n " cntIdren OF j an a n
hey ward dece stdin aud g. that G. rita m 4, rs,or
tick dw' ling house aud lot situate In tho CIV ot
Wilmi.gt u, New Castle couaty aud stale OF bala
ware, and bounded and described az follows towt.
Beginning NJ thi point Of Intersection 0f ths
westerly side of Marx t street between Mimi an
4, nth strt cts with the nor herly line OF land ~
II hOmas j, JJrdan. trustee; thence along the said
line a. right angles with the Eaid side OF Market N
north IS deg. west one hundred snf seven e % feet
aud seven In hes To he ea.ttTy tide OF Ship ey ST.
thence thereby nortn 80 deg ~, east iwenty eel
and fur and une quarter lnehes to now or lae
OF lydia and M iry DAwson;th nee alung ths Sulh.
er line OF the land last aforesaid, and at Rht an
giles with thY aid ride OF bhlplty steet 80 tn b
deg east Une hundred and Seventeen feet AID seven
ihcnes 10 IN Id side OF Market street; and the c
thereby sou herly twenty feet and ur and on,
quarter 1ncnss 10 the place of beginning; he tDs
contents tnereof what they may being No 9lI MAJ
ket street.
Anu / is ordered by the said Court that the sal.
| OF tha Interes the said minors In the said teal
estate be made upon the terms anu cOndltUus iUl.
Low ing, to wi:
II II per csntum OF the purchase mon > TO he pa a
on The day OF the sale tns fn tn sun Of Iwcaty-
| i've hundred dollars to b. pai upon the connfml.
tion OF said sale by the Court; and the balance Of
the purchase money 10 be PAID ia three ca al nsal
men!s WIN Interest," ~ IN; expif 'toa OF one, two
tton the payment Of the raid IN Ia IN nts b,
| cured oy Dond ami mortgage and the aalhe 10 be
apprOv Il by the COurL
Attendance will be given and the terms and con.
di'ioDs OF ga made known at the time and place
EDWARD q. BRADFotB JR,
| Trustee or " is NtloTney.
N. b AT the same time and place, the lite e,'atq
of Maria n heywaTd ia the above described pre-.
misses, Will be old 10 tn Same per son prrs ns ts
shalt pureh tine interests OF ms aforesaid minor
children such life estate &c her with the in9e t.
| OF the aforesaid minor tht en-, forming tile ftt
Himple title to the slid premi ses.
ly2ltauglsinc kDW ARD q, BRADF JRD Jc
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-23

PArENrs GRANTED Mr. N. A. Lounsbury. OF
this city, has been granted patent papers for
granting and pebling wet skins.
Elizabeth H. Muldanr, of Dover, has secured
patent for an improved alphabet block.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-23

DErARruRE OF the GRESApA. - The Pacific
MsH Steamship GreHddd departed from the
Il H. Co ; yards IN this city. where she was
tuit, at 9 Is this morning, for New York, Il
receive her machinery. She was in charge OF
her commander Capt. Maury, and was taken il
tow ot a tug which came on for the purpose o.
taking her away. J. A. Taylor WAS one OF the
few Whining torisns on hoard.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-23

There wss very large market this morning
The Union Loan Association meets this even
ing.
Nowhere-a place where no one has ever been,
or ever expects to be.
A party Of several ladies and gentlemen went
down to Rehoboth this morning.
The apples brought to market are much ripper
and better than they were week ago.
Little Charlton Ruth died yesterday: Ills
funeral takes place on Frida, next at ~ O'CLOCK
The front of Finn & Jscksons establishment
has been torn down to make way for new one
Too much fast driving on Front street. Lives
of people are frequently endangered In eonse-
quence.
Andrew Crumlsh is preparing to erect two
dwellings, on the site Of his nedstabiein Vol
laston street.
1t wouldn't interfere with the duties OF some
OF our police officials, il they would be little
more accommodating.
Heald's Hygean Home is now crowded with
patients to its fullest capacity. 1t is like most
other Wilmington enterprises
A. II, Grimshaw announces at private sale. the
| La Pieere House, ct I'd and Lombard, This is
good hotel stand, and is said to have good rep
/ tation.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-23

MrptrArrp AssArLr.-N,Eht before last, a.
Ben DAVIS. residing at 81 Lombard street. wa
walking along hat street in the vicinity OF hi
home some wuuli-be rabher crawled out OF tht
weeds and up the task AID was about to lay VIC
lent hands upon him, when Davis threatened tc
shoot him, and the fellow dscamped IN bu'
ried manner Mr.. Davis could not rec1gniz'
the man in the darkness OF the night.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-23
Bnttffs.

NI NIOTICR-TEACHERs PLANTATION = An
~ examinst on for a male Principal OF 9ram
mar School, will he held in hnol House NO. !,
Wilmington, Del. Commencing at Q, A. NJ, July 20,
1878 Jy22.3i d. W HARLAN, supI
NIoTICE-YoUNG MEMS LOAN ASSOCIATION
~ I'D SER Ea-By q vote OF the members OF
the Young Mems Loan Association, he az theli
unanimously TO issae nve hundred shares OF New
stock commencing with the month OF June. sub
scrpttons to TN same will be received by the Presi-
ident. #, " de Normandle at his store, 800 Market
street, aud also a. the farmers Bank, by
iylf,u t. X. YOUNG Sscy.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-23
I .ARGE PUBLIC SALE
Household a N d Kitchen
Furniture,
viii be sold at Pabc Sale, at Eighth and Franklin
streets, Wilmington Del, on
Thursday orning, July 81, 1873
at a ffJlOpE aa Z llay.s

viii be sold at Psblic Sale, at Eighth and Franklin
streets, wilmington del on
Thursday Morning, July 81, 1879.
at O'Clock, as T. llowsi
IN PARLoR An ID HALL har-cl0th sofa, He
marble top table, snail table, har at chairs.
three.plv nvr in carp,t. walnut chais, walnut nat
rack, hall carpet and oil cloth.
SITTING GROON.-MahOgany secretary and book
ease, sofa, woIkstsnd, walnut cane-seat chairs AMI
i"E "GEaAnBERs-gd and 81 noors 20 cottage he'd
steads and straw mat rasses 90 ella TIC sponge ma
trasses, 2 hOisters feAther beds, 25 small tAhlcs
mirrors. bureau, washstands, doz. windsor chairs
lot Ingram aud rag carpet and iCoa una ting
BASEME VT large dining tables, walnut "a
te sion Rnle. "a It ct lopg) Vuc IN h. atT neatly
new 40 gal galvanized portable wash bOiler,rnhlng
stow and irons, large lot OF queens ware, plato
ware, g nee aud tea urns - doz gla irult JNa'
b pliers, Kettles, pans, buckets, scales thu "ven''
washing mathine, TUBS, wringers. Cedar meat u
10, pounds prime lard, 2 hols superior cider vim
gar 80 pAi q chickens, frame sta lie Rrini 81 he
gum h Sc, and many other Articles iot euumef tel
Goods in arlnr and basement sold a o co &.
AlFo lot OF Is, a.hanba slie1dA c'h"o'A
bles, &c.
Terms a. sale. 4 BDAD,
iy21-49 l5.26-2sZ9-sO
DUBLIC SALE ....--
TIRE VALUABLE sCaOOL FEdSi!rRE, Ar
PARAPUS, BOOKS, AND ca INbES
COR OF EIGHTH AND woLLAsroN srs.,
Belonging to the late nrm OF TAYLOR JACK
Saturday, july 26th, mt o, A. N,
To close the firm account.
/ Thls property Includes a large lot OF excel ut
cherry de- ks 'Rches 'ahlss, chairs Rynnas lc h
para us cah,uet OF rlinefals lot of che UAl appl
| atus bottles, dc. Also, ZONE nne IN luso1hCal
! apparatus including air pump. surveyors Uhnhl
chemists scales, tee'cOpe. stertoptic1n c9IpPtle
| with " views" aud 'sdes," together WIN anpi
| ratus illustrating mechanits, optics, g'Eahlsih,
| elecuici y. &c
Also, a ., r. NJ, large lot o. text books, maps
charts BOOKS OF referenCt states, etc. All oi "hh
will be sold 10 IN highest vi lder Terms sax
| Goods may be Inspected aTlG nn day OF le
The S hool. latel' known ns TAILOR J4eksons
Academy, but now as DELAWARE lH-IlttEb WIN
| reopen as Us al, at tn c5rheT Ot rilhth ahd Vi
| astOn ts on Sep. let, l-I3, p oFid'o WIN
| full corp, o strnct0rs anu cuvvtlng continuance
jyi2 i is"d s1s,w Nj. JACKSON, Principal
REMOVAL TO OUR OLD PLACE
BUSINESS.
FOURTH AND KING STRERTs,
IOcLE q MILLER.
Real Estate Agents, Aucti0neerl
Fourth and KipR streets,
WILMINGTON, DEL.
Public sale of Furni ure.
Public sale OF Household and Kitchen Furni uie'
ON THURSDAY MORNING, JULY 81, lis,
at O'Clock, sharp, at
NO. $50 EAST SEVENTH STREE,
large quan ity of Household and Kitchen Fuini-
ture, OF 1iItle9 rem wing from the CITY t,ou
Conditions at sale. Di'H
1
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-23
TINAX PAYERS, TAKE NOTICE
cry AND school TAXES FOR 1873,


The undersigned Receivers Of Ia es for the City
of Wilmington will be NJ the city Hall, ON and after
IN. lst day of July 1873 between the hours OF and
IL in the morning and from To in the afternoon,
for the puI p0se o receiving Taxes deduction OF
five rtr cent is made on all taxes paid N Jny az
paid in August up tn the closing OF tue polls OF
the tiy klt clion, the face Of the bill must be paldi
aud af that date nve per cent wi By added 70 the
bill AL NNDEh CHANDLhhi
WILLIAM t1LLbY,
iyl-tf Receivers OF Taxes
1SLAYTON LOAN ASSUGlATIUN->ToCKs SUB
Z sCRIPTIOSS --At meeting o. Corp fatofs OF
CLAYTON Lo Association, the undersigned was au-
IN rized 10 open q bO1k or subscription OF stoGk.
namely, 10 give to the aer the whole amount
OF the Loan and to collect the premium with dues
and interest," IL Is 81 proposed to have weekly pay
menis. jels-f M. l. LICHTENsTElN.
ATUIICE.-PersoRs aesiring tents during Camp
~ Meeting at X hobntn Camp are pquested to
Communicate with the superintendent on the
| grounds, All ONCE. ". TODD,
Super ntendent.
Peninsulsr papers please copy. tel0u
| NyOTICE-A GOOD INVE,TM Mt The Me-
II ch inlcs' Loan association 10 now Issuing Sd
| series Of stock The Association offers premium
OF 10 per cent per annun for ths lst series witch
wi no dOuht induce tn holders 10 wit ID aW This,
giving additional adv ntege 10 the I'd and sd serit
| Subscriptions received uy the secretary,
mIl..tf T. X, . Market st.
| NOTICE meeting OF the board Of Direo-
~ tors Of the BAKERS Union Philip combs was
| authorized TO settle the accounts OF that Associa
hereby no fled to call at the corner ol Fourth and
spruce Stree $, and m axe settlement at once aud
save ,st. b, order OF the Board OF ireetors.
apll7-f j BAkF,LE Sec'y.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-23
SDauis6.

VEYANTEn--A Partner with 50 % capital, 10 en-
w esge In a Legitimate business payioR $50
week. Address, r.
iy9gss CLAYTON House.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-23
4Or &zIe.

ISoR SALE THE La PIERRE HoEss
III q W, oo'ner second and L9mpain& & ssss -
Elns ouAiness e'AS' a. II. GRIMSHAW,
.,ss- -a,aaas NO. 4, W. Third street.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-12

A SMART Boy.-The pretty playfulness
with which little children charm away the
cares of their parents is illustrated by a
touching occurrence in Indiana. a boy
of six years, after watching the laundry
proceedings, and especially the way in
which the wrinkles in the linen disappeared
before the flat-iron retired TO mediate in
the room where his father was taking his
atter-dinner nap. There gazing upon the
burrows which years of struggle had made
upon the marble brow of his parent, he was
seized by beautiful idea. In less than
minute that devoted little boy was smooth
ing out those marks of time and sorrow
with very hot flat-iron Life doesn't
seem so happy to his young heart now As
IL used to.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-12

The GREAT CLOCK OF SrRAsBUEGH-A
correspondent of the Salem, \. Y, Press
thus describes the striking of the great
clock at Strasburgh
The next day we went to see the clock
strike the hour of twelve. We got there
about ten minutes before twelve aud found
a great many people already in the room,
and more coming every moment. We took
position in front of the clock, which occu-
pied one side of the room, and which is
separated from that part of the cathedral
where the services are held only by large
curtains. Three minutes before twelve the
room was crowded, Precisely at noon a
figure representing Youth strikes with
small hammer on bell before him four
times, then death takes it up and strikes
the remaining eight Above Death stands
Christ with his hand raised, and his twelve
apostles past before him, and at each his
hand falls rs if in the act of blessing them.
And at the same time rooster appears at
the right hand of Christ and his apostles,
claps his wings and crows three times, his
voice sounding very natural the whole
thing occupying less than three minutes
Below all this that is in the lower portion
of the clock ARE the Earth and the Moon,
both of which move just ms they should.
1t also shows the day of the month and
year, and every fourth year gives February
twenty-nne days,
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-12
From the Limerick County Chronicle OF Oct, 70.
Interesting Discovery in tho vaults
OF the Bank OF England.

1t is not generally known, says Lon
don correspondent, that under the proyi-
sOns of its ancient charter, the Governor
and corporation of the Bank of England
are obliged not only to purchase at their
fair value any precious metals rendered to
them, but are also obliged to take charge
of any gold or silver, in inguts or plate,
that may be brought to them for safe keep
ing. From time to time plate chests have
been deposited with this view in the vaults
of the bank and many of them have been
there so long that they are rotting away.
On n recent occasion the servants OF the
bank discovered a chest which, on being
moved, literally fell to pieces, On exam
ing the contents Il quantity of massive plate
was discovered of the period of Charles ii.
THIS circumstance might not in itself be in
teresiing. but there was found with the eplate
a parcel which proved to be bundle of
old love letters carefully arranged accord
ing TO their date. An inspection OF them
revealed a correspondence of tender and
romantic description, carried on during the
period of the Restoration The name of
the writer were found to be Berners, and
after considerable search among the ar
chivcs of the the institution. it was found
that family of that name had been con-
nected with the bank about the time in
question. The directors being satisfied
that gentleman of the same name now
living, is the lineal representative OF the
owner of the owner of the plate and love
letters. both have been handed to him.
The plate has been sent to Messrs. Lam
bert the celebrated silversmiths in the
Haymarkel, to he cleaned, and the newly
discovered owner has permitted it to he
shown to any one interested in plate of the
period The love letters are not, however.
on view.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-12

THE AMERICAN HOTEL AT BURLINGTON.
Occasionally we have calls to Burling-
ton, and have had brief seasons of soiourn
in its hotels for many years At first we
vacillated in choosing our hotel and alter
nately oscllated between the American,
the old Howard Hotel NOV the Van Ness
lIoteD, the now defunct City Hotel and
the ancient Stanton House We have en-
ioycd many Of their eXcelencies and en-
durcd several of their discomforts. But
we don't do SO any more. We have found
IN abiding place when called to continue,
no matter how brieily,in the Queen City--an
hosiery from which no one moves on after
enjoying its bOuutiful fare, choice delica-
cies and courteous attentions, without wish
ing he could take the hotel, its landlord and
chief clerk along with him, on his Journey
IN search of IA better land-for better
landlord, or more courteous chief clerk
than are Mcssrs. Crane and NiCkery of the
American Hotel, Burlington. one never
expects to meet with in his terrestrial
travels. When we 20 up higher we may
find them cXceled but then the bill of
fare one will crave up there will doubtless
be different; we will essay no comparison
-NoHtp6ljer Freeman.