The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-12

are requested by the prOprleLOrS 10 announce Ln6
fact. Alss to say that it will afford them great
pleasure to see any of their Norwich friends who
may find it in their hearts to visit them that occa
sion.
Hotels Mt Saratoga.
From the Saratoga Republican, June 3
IODINE HOUSE.
This hotel is located in the upper village, the
brow of the hill in the immediate vicinity of the EN-
pire, High Rock and Iodine springs. 1t is kept by
Jeduthan Hall, who has this year made several i'm.
prOveMents in his sheds and stables The Iodine
is q summer and winter hotel, and has its full share
OF patronage.
SARATOGA HOUSE,
Kept by J. R. Smith opposite the Iodine House, is 9
summer and winter hotel. The rooms are large and
convenient and the proprietor is attentive to his
guests.
T. SMITHS TAVERN.
This house stands on the brow Of the mill directly
west Of the Empire spring, and is as well patronized
as any establishment in the village. Mr.. Smith has
had much experience in the business, and spares no
pains or expense to please his guests and render their
sojourn here agreeable.
WESTERN HOTEL,
On Congress street. west Of the railroad kept by G.
d q. +. Parker, is within convenient distance Of
Congress spring, and is desirable summer boarding
house.
UNION HOUSE.
In our hastily written notice of this well known
establishment last week, omitted to state that Mr..
Flanagan its proprietor has recently made such inn
provements and additions as will render it more
modious than formerly. He has erected new sheds
and stables for the convenience of those who may
here with their own teams, and has fitted mn
and furnished several new lodging apartments Mr..
+. is of most enterprising citizens and pos
sesses every necessary qualification for successful
landlord.
This mousse is located en- the corner of Grove and
Hamilton streets west of the Catholic church. 1t is
kept as private boarding house by Hugh Dinner.
who also keeps grocery in the basement The
Streets sidewalks and grounds in the vicinity have
recently been much improved, and Mr. d. is SO at
tentve to his patrons that his house has become Q
fay0rite resort for visiters.
JOHN DINNEN's PRIVATE BOARDING HOUSE,
Situated on Hamilton street, directly west OF Wash
ington Bath House, and his house is large and COM
modious, in excellent repair aud is well patronised
during the visiting season.
CONGRESS SPRING BOARDING HOUSE.
This house is situated few doors south of STAN
wix Hail. on Broadway, and in full view Of Congress
spring. Mr.; jeremiah Green, Of Waterford, has
become its lessee, and keeps shed and stable 40
commodations for horses. The bar in the basement
of the house is constantly supplied with choice Ii
quors Mr. g. is attentive and agreeable to all, and
has had considerable experience in the business, and
will undoubtedly be well supported.
BED0RTHAs WATER CURE HOTEL
Is thronged summer and winter by invaids from
every part OF the country, and is considered Of
the best establishments OF the kind in the United
States. 1t is eligibly located Broadway, in view
OF Congress spring, and DR.. Bedortha spares
pains or expense necessary to improve the health OF
his patients, and render their stay agreeable and
pleasant.
PROSPECT MANSION.
This well known Analytic Institute and College OF
Health, situated on Congress Hill, near the Catholic
church, is still under the management OF DR.. Strong.
who has heretofore been very successful as phyi-
cian The rooms and parlors in this house are well
calculated for the accommodation Of bOarders, and
the Doctor and his wife are attentive and obligng
that they have won the esteem and friendship Of Q
very large number Of visiters.
HEUsTIs' BOARDING HOUSE.
This mi ia tad on a fovv
doors south of Prospect Mansion, and is kept by
John l.: Heustis It is in good repair, and the rooms
are well calculated for the accommodation of vistes
Mr.. II. also keeps livery stable
CRAwFoRD's PRIVATE BOARDING HOUSE
Is situated on the corner of Circular and Spring
streets, in view OF Congress spring, and contains
Mr.. G. has never failed to secure crowd of board
ers during the summer months, and will undoubted.
ly be well patronized the present season.
NICHOLS BOARDING HOUSE,
On Broadway, second door below Stanwix Hall, and
directly opposite Congress spring, Is kept by G. W,
Nichols, and is delightfully."- situated and 30 COM
modious, that it will become favorite resort for
vsiters. Board can be had by the day or week at
this establishment.
MONTREAL HOUSE,
On Broadway, opposite the Presbyterian Church, Ia
till kept by Edward Van Rensselaer,, who has hereto
fore been very successful in business He has ample
accommodations for visers and his bar is constantly
supplied with good liquors.
NATIONAL HALL.
dard has been re-opened by Mrs. Harriet Berry, and
is to be kept as private boarding house. 1t Is well
furnished, and contains large number of convenient
odgng rooms, splendid parlors, &c. Its location on
Broadway, in the vicinity of Congress Spring, cannot
iail to insure for it a good share of patronage.
AvERY's LAKE HoUsg.
This new, neat, and commodious establishment,
y delightfully."- situated on the north end of Saratoga
lake. and within thirty minutes drive from this vii
lage still continues TO be place Of fashionable
sort by strangers visiting these springs. Hiram
Avery Of its copropnetors, conducts it in per-
son, and is LIBERAL and unsparing In his efforts to
make it OF the best and most desirable hotels in
this country. His tables are always well supplied
with game and fish, and every other luxury Of the
season. This house is great resort during the
summer, for pleasure parties in quest of good din
ners, ard they know that they to be accom-
modatsd by him with everything they desire, nck
even excepting good liquors.
Oar hotels axe the pride and glory Of our village.
and we only need first rate restaurateur, where the
care worn traveller obtain good meals ard re-
feshments at any hour he pleases, to complete the
catalogue Of comforts at Saratoga Such aa estab-
sbment, iashionaby fitted up, literally supplied.
and properly conducted by man who understands
his business, and knows enough to exclude all loxfer
ism, rowdyism, boyism, gambling ana bawdyism.
would do good business, and add MICH to the ao-
commodations of our village
MURDgR.-We learn from the Tuscumhia ENQUIRER