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II The most prolific source of disease is un-
doubtedly inquiry of blood. And to il no peo-
PIE are more subject than those OF this country,
from the plentiful and comparatively luxurious
diet in which their prosperity enables them 10
indulge To purify the blood, and relieve the
bowels fiom the unhealthy state produced by that
impuIity, Browns Sarsaparila and Tomato
Biiters are extremely well calculated. They
will eradicate those impure humors which are
the source of SO much uneasiness to the system,
and occasion suce deformity when they make
their appearance exteriorly. The demand for
the above Bitters is rapidly in all places where
they have been sold, and there is scarcely day
passes but we have some ordered by our first
physicians, for dyspepsia, indigestion, weakness
of the stomach and limbs, costiveness, general
debility, rheumatism &c. In fact there is not the
least doubt but they are the best alternative now
in use for diSordered system. The vegetables
that these Bitters are mainly composed of are
too we'll known to have the least said in their ia
vor. Remember in all cases when you purchase
Browns Sarsaparilla and Tomato Bitters, 10
see that the directions signed by the proprie-
tor, F. BRowN, in his own handwriting. without
which none are genuine. W.P Russell, agent
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For Sale

About twenty-one acres of excellent land, sit
uated in Cornwall, about two miles from Middle.
bury Village, on the Troy road; and about The
same distance from Cornwall Meeting House
Said lot has house and good barn on it, with
good fences, and is well watered. Also delach-
ed piece of abeulforty acres grass land, on which
is large spring of water which never dries.
For farther particulars enquire T. B. ROB-
BINS. on the primises.
Cornwall Beb. 10th, 1913.
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Mexican Generals dress well if they do not
fight bravely. General Yalcncias full uniform
is said to be worth $4,000, being loaded with
gold and diamond,
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
We, the subscribers, being appointed BY the
Probate Court for the district of Addison
Commissioners, TO receive examine and adjust all
claims and demands of all persons, against the
estate Of
NlCANER NEEDIIAM
late Of Shoreham in said district deceased, and
also all claims and dcmads exhibited in offset
thereto: and six months from the 23d day Of De-
cember being allowed by said court for that pur-
pose, we do therefore hereby give notice that we
will attend to the business of our said appointment
at the office of c. H. Wright in Shoreham on the
2d Mondays in April and juno next from nine
o'clock a, NJ. until four o'clock 7, NJ on each of
said days.
.SuGs H. Je,uson ! Commits
kent H1gLt. { sioners-
Dated at Shorcham this sth day of February
lS4S. AZ
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ADMINISTRATION SALE OF
Real Estate.

VIII be sold at Public Auction, under Il
cense from the Probate Court, that piece OF
land belonging to the Estate of Robert r.
Hunsdon, late of Shoreham, deceased, lying in
Shoreham, and bounded West by Thos. Che
net. North and East by the Dover, set to the
Widow Hunsdon, and South by the highway,
with the buildings thereon, on the first Monday
of March next, at II o'clock noon,-Terms
made known at time of sale.
KENT WRIGHT,
MARVIN NORTH, 1hu"'"''S' 'i'''s
Shoreham, Jan. 81, 1913. 3w
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GOODS! GOODS!

New Goods, old ones, but all fresh and new
Of every description, consisting of staple and fan
cy Dry Goods, Muffs and BoaS, Viciorines But
falo Robes, Carpets, Ouer Caps, Boots & Shoes,
together with 10 hhds. Sugars, 10 Of MolasSes, 25
Chests of Tea Ind ten thousand other articles are
now offered al unheard of low prices, NO MIS-
TAKE. Great inducements TO Cash Customers
now offered. Now is your time TO elOthe and feed
yourselves cheap. P. w. COLLINS.
VergenDeS. Dec 20. 1917
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MARRIED.

At Bridport, on the I'd inst, by Reuben
Gillett, Esq., Mr.. James f. Wing of Roches-
ter, to Miss Mary C. Pratt, of Bridport.
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STATE OF VERMONT,
District of Newhaven, IS.
The Hon. the probate count for tho district of
New Haven,
To all persons concerned in the esinte of John
Bliss late of Monkton, deceased, intestatc
GREETING WhVrcas, Aanson Collins Esq
administrator Of the estate of the said
JOHN BLISS.
proposes to render an account of his ADMINISTRATION
and present his account against said estate for al
lowance, at probate court TO be holden ut tho
Office of the Judge Of said court in Bristol, on the
9th day Of March, 1913, at 10 o'clock A. NJ
Therefore you are hereby notified to appear be-
fore said court at the time and place aforesaid to
show cause if any you may have, why the said
account should not ne allowed.
Given under my hand at Bristol, in said district
this 18th day Of january ls4s
40 HARVEY MUNSILL, Judge
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
We, the subscribers, being appointed Ly the
Probate Court for the District of Addison Com
missioners. 10 receive, examine and adjust all
claims and demands Of all persons, against the es-
tate Of
NORMAN DANA
late of Shoreham in said District, deceased. and
also all claims and demands exhibited in offset
thereto: And six months from the 9th day of
November being allowed by said Court for that
purpose, we do therefore hereby give notice that
will attend 10 the business OF our said appoint
mcnt, at the dwelling housed Of James Moore in
Shoreham, on the 81 Mondays Of March and May
next from nine O'Clock. A. NJ. until four o'clock
Z. NJ, on each of said DAYS
James Moore Commits
Asa Jones siOncrs
Dated at Shoreham this 2Sth day Of January
1913. AZ
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Rock Salt.

go bushels heavy grey Rock Salt on hand and
for sale by JAMES NJ. SLADE & CO.
Nov. %, lsf7. 80; I'm.
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PEACE RUMORS-ARREST OF MIR

1t turns out, at last, that the peace rumors
10th in Mexico and this country, have arisen
from the fact that the Mexican commissioners
have submitted plan or treaty of peace to
Mr. Trist, embracing the propositions which
lie offered Mt Tacubaha. MIR Trist's powers
of negotiation having ceased he has submitted
20 become an agent to transmit these PROPOSE
ions to the Government at Washington, sup
posing that they would be favorably received
by the cabinet. But, alas poor Trist, he was
reckoning without his host. 1t had never en-
tered his head that nothing might now be far
tier from the wishes of T. Polk and his CO.
AUDITORS than peace with Mexico. lie will
&c; more kicks than coppcrs for his pains.
The rumor now is that a special messenger
has been dispatched to arrest Mr.. TriSt and
bring him home, or Danish him from Mexico.
-" Our thanks are due to the Honorable
GEORGE =. MARSH for his Address, deliver
ed before the literary societies of Union Col
lrec 1t is sensible, learned and philosophi-
c,l production, and 10 younger statesmen will
be an excellent guide in applying the teach
ings of history to the character and spirit of
our free and liberal institutions
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LIST OF FASHIONABLE
B 0 Y s. G i o Il HIN G.

Atsimlarly low prices.
Overcoats and Sacks of brown and Black Broad
cloths, each from SO, 5, G, 80; OvcrcoatS and
Sacks ofbeaver and pilot $3.50 3, 3 SO, A, SO, 8;
Overcoats and Sacks, of Salinel and Tweeds,
- 10, 3, 3 50, a. 80. 6; Dress Frocks, of black,
brown, green, olive cloths. St, 6 so, 7, I so, 6;
Jackets, Of black, brown, green, olive cloths, 50,
25; 50, g. $50, a. Polka suits all colors a great
variety, 81, 5, 5 50, 6, 90 Pants, of broadciolh,
Cashmere, doeSkin, &C., 81 10, >, 225, $50, 3;
Vests, of black and fancy coored Satins, Velveis
&c. SOC. 75c. 81, | 25, 80; Overhauls, and many
other articles ofboys' clothing, 80, 81, and 5Ocs
andan endless variety of such Goods.
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FLOUR.

A lot of EXTRA SUPERFINE FLOUR
one of the best Western brands.
Just received BY
Feb :. FRANCIS & SON.
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AMRNMNMsMN

To Cash buyers. or those who have ready
pay, TO know where they can buy Goods for
what they are worth and not be imposed up
on By The old fashioned rule OF selling goods
at 80 l-3 cts profit. Experience has proved
rta; small profits and quick returns are the
only principles upon which business can be
done.
Goods can be bought at the People's Store
at 10 per cent. from Cost
Feb. 7, lS4C. w. S. JOHNSON.
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FURNISHING GOODS,
As FOLLOWS

As FOLLOWS:
300 dozen White Shirts, linen boscmS, collars &
wriStbanS, each &c. 75c. 81; 100 do White Shirts,
plain, SO, 81, Soc so do Striped Calico So 62; 50
do Twilled Stripe Shirts, 81, so: 100 do Cotton F.
Shirts and Drawers, SO, AZ; - do Merino and
Angola Shirts and Drawers %, rs; 100 do lpS-
wich and Portsmouth Shirts and Drawers92 100;
50do Royal Ribbed Shirts and Drawers So, 10;
80 do Plain and Twilled Red Flannel Shirts and
Drawers 62, 49, 100 do Guernsey Frocks 70, 81;
70 do Linen BUsomS, plain and runplai, all kin5s
p, 10; 1000 do Collars, plain and corded, lash
ionable g. 25; p do rich hgd Satin Scaris Isl IS
80 do Satin CravatS, heavy &c. 81; 26 do Super
fine Italian Cravats SOC. 81 II; $50 do seli-adjus
ting Cravats and Stocks, satin and silk 81, 10;
1000 do Braces Ofall kinds and material 81, 62;
10 do MGffiers and COmlorters, figured and spot
led ~, &c. 26 do Kid Gloves black, while and
fancy colors 81, IS; 100 do fancy Gloves, super.
Mittens H. so; 200do Pocket Handks. silk
and linen. &C. 81; 500do Socks and Woclen Milis
IL, 80; so do Smoking Caps, of silk, wool and vel
vet l2c. 81; 90 do Brussels and other Carpet Bags
81, %; 1000 do Umbrellas, silk and Cotton, all
sizes BIC. $3.50; 2000 do Canes, with swords, dirks
&c, 12c. So, &c. &c. &C., Together with an end
less variety of
RICH PIECE GOODS,
Which will be made up in the most Fashionable
Manner, at short notice, as my Whole Stock must
be closed up IMMEDIATELY, on account OF
the alterations now going on upon the premises
and the mldneSs ofthe season.
u Every one who calls upon me 10 purchase
during The period above named, may do so in the
confident expectation ofgetting
A GREAT BARGAINi
REMEMBER
GEORGE W. SIMMON SIS
COAX HALF
ANN STREET, BOSTON.
Opposite THE HEAD OF MERCHANTS aow.)
Boston, Dec. p. 36:iy.
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DELON 10 1HE LlSI:
800 Blue Pilot Overcoats, velvet collars, at sc,
s. TO- II
$50 Blue Mackinaw Blanket Overcoats, SC, s. 10
500 Codrington Overcoats and Sacks, So, g, 10
500 Fancy Tweed do do S3,4,5,6
100 Pilot Jackets, lined with flannel, SO So 4, Sc
400 French OVercOats, made in Paris, IS, 10. 10
$50 Duffie do and Sacks SO, 4, 5
$50 Saiinet do do figured, plain and
ribbed, So, $50, 5, G
so Camlei (real goats hair) wrap
pers, quilted, S, 10, 10
325 Tweed Sacks ard Overcoats, S3,4.5G
50 Hunting and business Goats ofblk
Velveteen, So, 3, A
500 Single and Double Wave Beaver
Overcoats, each from 50, 10, H. IA
rs Brown Sacks, velvet collars &c. 81, 10
$50 Olive and Brown Castor Cloth
Overcoats, Sc, 8, &c
IS Siberian beaver overcoats, Gold and Sill
yer mixed, $40, IL, IA
foV DToduclOln OVercoatS, brown,
375 Superfne Dab Overcoats, lined
with WOODEN s.. 8, & 10, 10, IA
100 Jackets, blue and blk. broadcloth. "a. 5. 81
100 do Satinet, good article, So 2 so,
1900 pairs Pants, Broadcloih DocskinS
and Cassimeres, assorted, g, 2 80, 3 so, 5
1000 do stout Satinet twiled
and plain, 81, | 10, 2. $50. 3 ).
300 Vests, of satin, Iich figure and pl
black, 81 so, IS, 2, 25O3
1000 do fancy and plain Velvet
and Cashmere, 81, l %, | 80, IS, .. so
1000 dn Valencia, MarseieS, &c.
SOC. 75c. 81, 50, 2.
500 Royal Plaid, all wool. single and
double breasted, 81, 1 %, so
$50 Dressing gowns, figured and plain
~. velvet 81. 5, G
500 do do Prints and NJ. de
Lame, 81 so, 3 so, 5
6Oo Dress aud Frock Goats, blue, blue
~ black, green, brown, &c, 81, ., 10, 10, IA,
200 Business Goats, olive, brown. green,
$40 10, 10, II
80 Cloaks. Opera & Full Circle, So, 8, TO- u, If
20O do and capeS made from pilot
and beaver, SO, ST., SO
LIST OF FASHIONABLE
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-05-23

CtAMUEL MAPES is hereby notified that on
6the eighth day of March. in the year eigh-
tech un dred and forty eight, ,AlexandeiSankey
Latty, of the county Of Pauldng, and State Of
Ohio. filed in the court Of Common Pleas of said
county of Paulding, his bill in chancery against
said Mapes; setting forth among other things,
that the said complainant on or about the 9th
day Of January, in the year eighteen hundred and
thirty-nne, made and delivered TO said Mapes
(under and by the signature OF Alexander San
kew Latty,) his four several promissory notes sor
the payment Of fifty dollars, eighty.three dollars
and thrty.three cents, eigh.y-three dollars and
thirty-four cents, and eghty-three dollars and
thirty three cents; payable rspectivey to Said
Mapes or order one in twen,yAone days after
date: one in seventy-one days after date, one in
one hundred and twenty-one days afte, date, and
one in one hundred and seventy days after dat; ;
and that the complainant paid and satisfied said
frs. mentioned note, TINT the consideration Tor
which said notes were given was for the transfer
of the interest of said Mapes IN and to the con,
stru ction of section No. liz, OF the Wabash and
Erie Canal, and the profits to be derived from
the same; and through the default ofsaid Mapes
in not performing his contract with complainant
the considerations for which said notes were
given totally failed. The bill further alleges
that said Mapes at divers times received large
sums of money belonging 10 complainant for
which he has never accounted, aud that he is
largely Indebted to complainant. The bill prays
that said Mapes may be compelled to answer all
the allegations contained in The bill and that OH
the final hearing Of said bill he may be perpetu,
ally enioined from negotiating or collecting said
promissory notesan for general relief ma
The said Samuel Mnpes is further notified
that unless he appears and pleads, answers OF
demurs to said bill within in sixty days after
the next term Of said court the snid complainant
at the next term of said court fter tho expira-
ton of said sixty days, will apply to said
court to take the matter contained in said bill
as confessed, ard decree thereon accordingly.
HU JAMES G. HALY.
Solicitor for Comp't.
Dated March 8 l848. 372fw
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lies. / fk q ~ noget posed upon -
Every bo te has "Vaughn's Vegetable Lth.
ontripi;c Mixture" blown upon the glass, the
written signature Of &c G. Vaughn " on the
directions. and G. g. Vaughn, Buffalo, STAN
ped on the cork. None other are genuine
Prepared by Dr.. G. G. Vaughn, and sold a
The principle Office, 207 Main street, Buffalo
lt wholesale and retail. No attention paid
10 letters unless post paid-orders from reg
ularly constituted Agents ercepted-posi
paid letters, or orveIbal communications solic-
iting advice, promptly attended TO, gratiss
Offices devoted exclusively 10 the sale ol
this ariicle--l32 Nassau street, New York
1895 Essex street, Salem, Mass and by
The principal Druggists throughout the Uni
ted States and Canada, as advertised in the
papers.
For sale by H. g. LEE, Kalda.
M. ]. Myers, Columb rs Grove.
Hamilton g. Rice, Pendleton.
Isaac B. Smith, Glboa.
D. w. Owen, travelling agent. 33
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THE OHIO CULTIVATOR FOR 1874


THE OHIO CULTIvATOR FOR 1874
Published at Columbus, Ohio, on the LIST and
18th of each month, } M. B. BATEuAar, Edit
or and Proprietor Terms ST. per gear
four copies for $3a7payment iacariably
IN adLdnce.
The fourth Volume Of the Ohio Culivator
will commence Jan. Isl lS4S. This paper
has become SO we'll known that il is scarcely
necessary 10 speak fits character, or to al.
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from the Public Press and other sources
The editor is determined to spare no pains
on his part 10 sustain the reputation Of the
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more useful than the preceding one. Our
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iect of the .Cultivator" is not only 10 collect
and disseminate valuable facts and informa :
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Of the dignity of their profession; TO induce
them to cultivate the MIND as well as the soil
and thus elevate themselves to that position
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as AMERICAN AGRIcULTURIsTs, in this age Of
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Withits very large list Of contributors, num-
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BY THE SAME AUTHOR.

TEMPERANCE AND TIGHT LAClNG
Founded on the Laws Of Life, as developed
by the science OF Phrenology and Physioo-
gy,showing the injurious effects ofs,imulants
and the evils inflicted Oh the human const.
tuition, by comprising the organs of animal
lie. illustrated with appropriate engravings
Syo. Price IL cents.
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BY THE AUTHOR.

MATRIMONY;or, Phrenology and Phys
iology applied to ibe Selection Of Congeni
al Companions for life. Including direct
ions TO the married for living together alIec
tlona'ely and happy. illustrated. Oct4vc
Price rs cents. e.a3ea }o
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BRIDGE CONTRACT!

NJ Office is hereby given that from the 18th
IN day OF April TO the 10th day OF June en-
SUNG, proposals will be received for building o
3 R i I'D A 5A
over the Blanchard river, at Glandorf, Ottawa
township. Specifications Of the plan Of the
Bridge can be he'd on application to the subscrib-
ers by whom all proposals for building il will be
received. b. H. kEMPER,
J.G. BO0KHOLDT.
Glandorf, April, l848.
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All of which may be ordered and received
by return of the FIRST MAIL, by enclosing
the requisite amount, and directing it as above.
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3 s.SFowLER. q.

LOVE AND PAEENTAGE. applied 10
the Improvement Of Offspring: including i'm
portunt directions and suggestions 10 lovers
and The married, concerning the strongest
lies and the most sacred and momenious re-
latlons Of life. l2mo. Illustrated. Prieo
25 cents.
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BY THE SAME AUTHOR

AMATlVENESS: or, Evils and Remedies
of Excessive and Perverted Sexuaity: in.
including warning and advice to the MARRl-
ED and SINGLE. Being q. Supplement- 10 Love
and Parentage." l2mo. Price I2a cents:
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READ, and Rcceipe Instruction.
HEBREW PLASTER

TETE would call ttention Of readers to the advertise.
Wv the Hebrew Plaster, and the HONEY CoATED
M h0 s rs sS Sis e s.s
having made of at the East for In severe pain
side and breast which n one time theated to entirely
disable from attending to our business Two or three
applications Of the Plaster, entirely cured u.s. We have In
various instances since recommended others for seated
pains of all descriptions and it to fail
In efectng permanent cure-Logansport Telegraph.
JEW DAvID's. OR HEBREW PLASTER, ffg
Isbecoming one ofthe popular medicines now be.
fore the puhlc For removing all seated pnins such as
Rheumatism pain in me bGek sde or breast hhs no equal
mors corns &C. We do not design 10 Puff this medicine
with old. fictitious certificates, hut will simply mention
few recent cases, where il has effected cures
Mr. Sloan, of GAINESVILLE. after having suffered with Rheu
matism for nine years. was cured by using the Hebrew
| Plaster
MI Anderson. Of Putnam was troubled for long time
with Tome beek occasioned by overllnlng, was cured
by using this plaster. Nt
man (nnme not recollected3 of Grntiot In Licking
county, entirely cured of rheumatism by using this
Tie following certificate from Mr. Worsteil editor Of tile
| Masson Gazette furnished US J.a a4tai ~
Messrs Comstock ScoIDurine last winter and sprina
me unfit for dnties Of the office and bearing your Jew
Davids Hebrew Plaster. highly Recommended fol si
liar cases, was induced to give 1t trial. had worn
plaster my breast hut sbt time, when all pain Jet
me- and enabled again to engage in the duties of the
onice.-Massilon, Nov. 10, 1s45. ]. p. WoRsTELL.
Messrs Con,stock & co Gents.-Ahout six years ago,
received hurt which broke two Of my ribs since then
have heen most OF the time unable do nny work from
pain side and breast had despnired Of
heng having already pnd enough to doctors TO
for good farm, and received no benefit But thanks to
the genius who first compounded the Hebrew Plaster.
through its eactsI WELL About six weeks ago in Id
gansp0rt heard agen OF yours the He
brew Plaster and induced TO buy box and the result
as have stated. would also state that have n
daughter years hns been unable to work from
pain in he side and general prosiration of strength
who also applied plaster to her side and a the same time
made use of the ~th att5 3AN "
HONEY COATED PILLS. l35
She is nearly well, and improving rap idlv. Yours,
CALLER HARRISON
Each bo1Lconnins sufficient to spread or plasters
PIice so cents per box.
AGENTS.-H G. LEE. Kalida NJ. MYERS, Colum.
bus Grove, We Neutrality-suspicious.. 3llac
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WESTERN HOTEL.
BY VIM. MCCLURE.

wv MCCLURE has purchased and fitted
vy up the stand formerly occupied by
W. L. Hipkins, in e
Gilb0a, Putnam County,
Where he will be ready 10 entertain the
travelling community, and all who call upon
him, in as good style as can be done IN this
section country. His table will be sup
piled with the best that the country affords
and he will do all in his power TO make his
house pleasant and agreeable resort to-
the travelling community. M
His Stabling aud other Accommodations are
ample and will give satisfaction.