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Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1868-08-03
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\ Vermont Democrat writes II letter
to the New York JVOrid abusive Of the
Vermont Democrats. We copy two or
three paragraphs, with the simple re-
mark that the IVOrid is getting to be
about az mean and scandalous Il sheet
as is printed:
There is one subject have much at
heart, and that is the progress in this
most Radical State ofthe Union of Demo-
cratic principles as they are advocated
by you. OF the sixty thousand electors
there are in Vermont, twenty thousand
are Democrats. But never met single
Democrat in this State who combined
energy, moderation, wisdom, talent
and the spirit of sclf-sacrifice.
:; ;; x X
The usual State and County Conven-
tons are very poorly attended, and their
main result is to show the imbccility of
those who take part in them.
If there existed here sound, active
and independent Democracy, the Demo-
Gratis, united with the Conservative Re-
publicans, might free the State in every
detail from Radicalism.
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Notice,

A LII Persons indebted to Smith Foster
N would do well to call aud settle their ac-
counts before the LIST day of September 1868.
Owing to change that is to be made in the firm
at that time the settlement of accounts now
due would save costs and trouble if paid before
that date. Respectfully. s
SMITH \ FOSTER
July 30. 1865.
p. S.--for the next thirty days Goods will be
sold without regard to cost. Can and satisfy
yourselves. SMITH FOSTER. ind
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BIG SALARIES.-A German statisican
reports that the Emperor of Russia re-
ceives daily $4,000, equal to the annual
salary of the President of the United
States. Louis Napoleon 81, $40 day.
Queen Victoria, $G,207 the King of
Austria, S10,059 the King of Prussia,
S8,l10. The King Of Belgium has the
smallest salary, it being only 81, GAS a
day.
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A CURE FOR EARACHE. - There is
is scarcely any ache to which children
are subject, so hard to bear and so diff
cult to cure rs earache. But here is a
remedy never known to fail Take a
bit of cotton batting, put upon it a
pinch of black pepper, gather it up and
tie it dip it in sweet oil and insert it in
the ear. Put flannel bandage over the
head to keep it warm. 1t will give inn
mediate relief
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4 Big MjStuhc.
con-.

The new and more or less independent
candidate for Sherifl'madc Il big mistake,
or.his principal advisers did, in hay
ing his appeal to the voters of this
country published so early. We were
not consulted about this matter, and of
course did not volunteer to advise that
the letter should have been withheld
until a few days before election in The
meantime Keeping the work going on
quietly and brisllly. Blythe publication
Of his desires at SO early date chance
is given to investigate the claims and
merits of the Independent candidate as
against those of the regular nominee,
and we fear that the investigation will be
no benefit to the movement for Il split.
But perhaps Wc should be blind if we
seriously supposed that Mr.. Soulc was
designing TO run and win. Perhaps the
carry publication of the appeal has an
object that it does not profess to have
1t may be the slIirmish that precedes
the heavy attack, or the feint that de-
ceives as to The real point of attack. No
doubt Mr. Soule has many warm friends
who regret that he was not re-nominated.
Those friends should have secured his
nomination, or if. fairly beaten acquicsced
in the action Of the majority. There is
something rather southern in entering
voluntarily into competition, getting
fairly beaten, and then appealing from
the arbirators. If the appeal is not for
the object put forth, then the factious-
ness is doubly contemplate. We think
that the real friends of MI Soue who
are in this movement have made mis-
take which can result in no benefit to
him; and that those who encourage his
making a split for the purpose of gain
ing n different advantage over the party
are ''selling' him, using him as a "stool
pigeon, " and care no more for his elec-
ton than for that of any man but do
care to'get up a split on the ticket, which
like the one last fall may cover other
splits, and thus keep the party divided,
and beaten piecemeal. For the real
friends of Mr.. SSoule we must say we give
credit to their preference of him, though
we think their generosity expensive to
the party. TO the greater number that
merely uses him as a tool and will trade
him off, if necessary, we need say moth
ing, for our sound advice would be
thrown away. They are undstinguish-
able from the common enemies Of the
party.
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4 LOTHlNG, Clothing for Spring at
~ WIN. n Smith e. cos.

NOTICE TO CLAIMANTS. The following
~ described property WAS seized by Officers Of
the Customs for violation Of the Revenue Laws
of the United States, to Wit
At SWanton Vt, 80 June, 1865. i Bay Horse, /
Brown Horse, | wagon, 2 harnesses, $50 UNI
dressed calf skins. At Berkshire, VT, i6 July
1868. l black Horse, Harness, Wagon 1 lbs.
Wool, SO bottles Gin, Ii bottles Brandy.
Any person on persons claiming the property
so seized are hereby notified to appear within
twenty days from the first publication hereof
and file with the Collector Of Customs for the
District Of Vermont, claim stating his or her
interest i'll the property seized also, to execute
bond to the United States, in accordance with
the provisions Of the 18th Sec, Act IS July, 1866
Under the provisions Of the 10Th Sec. Of the
aforesaid act She property above specified, seized
at Berkshire July 10 1868, will be sold at the
Custom House at West Berkshire on Saturday
LIST August 1868 at II O'Clock am.
GEO j. STANNARD.
Collector of Customs.
Custom House District of Vermont Collectors
Office, Burlington, July q, 1868 [22G3w
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NOTICE.

rEhiE co-parnership existing under the name
i OF llitchins Fennof is this day dissolved
due the firm must be paid to the same.
d32-lW w22l-1w
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Information.
INFORMATION guaranteed to produce Il luXu-
/ RANT growth OF hair upon bald head or Il
boardless face also a recipe for the removal Of
pimples, botchcs, cruptons, etc, ON the skin.
leaving the same soft, clear, and beautiful, can
be obtained without charge by addressing
THOS. L. CHAPMAN Chemist
G0-1y 1913 Broadway, New York
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Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance Co..,
OF HARTEORD. CONN

Atayorablo opportunity is presented to cuer
gctc and reliable business mon who can devote
their entire time to the business. to represent
this old. staunch. and most successful Lille Com
pany, in unoocupied territory in the State of
Vermont. The many popular features peculiar
to the Phoenix Mutual, aud the great advantages
it Offers to the insuring pubiie-lts freedom from
restrictions on travel and occupation its non
forfcitabe policies its liberal premium systcm
the economy of the manag mcnt and its large
annual dividends render it the most profitable
Com any to Agents DESTROYS OF realizing hand
some competency by their enterprise and oner-
gy. Apply to c. l.. BABCOCK,
state Agent PhoniS Mutual Life ms. Go.
dG-if Union Block, R@tland. Vt.
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FOR S SALE.

-. genteel and desirable House on the corner
H7;;; of Cumberland and Anderson Sire t., contain
lxsA-ing eighteen good size rooms fifteen large
Go cts and pantries. Gas in all the rooms 1t is
thoroughly 0uil,, and fmsheH in the best mode n
svle, and in perfect der Can he rented tor 5000.
The Iocat on is exceedingly pleasant, convenient
to tie hose 'rs and in every particular deslane
place of residence tor business man who wishes a
house at moderate in ceatra part of the city.
May be examlned any day. Terms of payment IA
yorabe. For further part culars inquire oi
aprl5-dtf THOMAS WILDES.
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Every intelligent and thinking person muat know
bat remedies handed out Tor general use should hays
Faer efficacy established by well tested experience IL
the hands OF regularly educated ply sican, whose
preparatory studies ut MIN for all the duties he must
tutl; yet the country is flooded With poor nostruIa-
aud eure-as, p1Iportln2 TO be the hest in the world
which ara not only useless, but always injurious.
Tue unfortunate should be PARTICULAR in selectng
bis physician, as 1t is larnsntabe yet nccntroVerti.
Die tact, THAI many syphd c patients made mis-
cradle with ruined constitutions by mediterranean
from inexperienced physicians in general practice; io
isa point generally conceded by the best svphilOgr
Ghers, that the study AM MANAGEMENT OF these CONE
dlaints should en4ross the whole time OF those whc
would be competent and successful in their treat.
nent and cure. The inexperienced general pracr-
TONER, having neither opportunity nor time max
ntnselI acquainted with their pathology comlnou;y
pursues system OF trestmen, in most cases max
ing an noiscrIaiDate that sntiquated snd dsr
serous weapon, the Mercury.
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Poetry.
BY CHARLES GODFREY LELAND.

BY CHARLES GODFREY LELAND.
Just t. put you on your guard,
IN give you, short and brief,
A small hotel experience,
Which filed my heat with grief.
Last summer, at the Clarendon
I stopped a week or more,
And marked two " bootees" everymorn
ef0re my neighbor'e door;
Two boots with paten leather TIPS
Two blots which seemed to say,
An angel OTIS around in u.s."
hey >'ole my heart away
/ saw the servant ta-e 'em on,
Wi those Of common DLU e0'
His IL was all ou fixp, hoe,'
But mine was on the 02ots'
Ard of.ep in my Digf6y dreams
Tboy SIS ept befar my zee,
A laliy growing out OF III m,
As flo rtrs grow nom a ase.
Bat ali ole morn saw a sight
Which struck me Ike a sloie e.
SOr et name was on the book;
Those bo0s tcer no alone.
A gre tall al. other 90 is
Wefe ST nding by their side,
And # they wake tina aft rnoon,
And VITA item walked-l bride!
Enough, c ough-my song IS suhg;
LYv's Tree bears bitter lrui S;
Beware OF beau Y, I'll nc 0! mine!
Bnt oh beva C # uOots!
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ali who have committed an excess or any kin1
whether il be the solitary vice OF YOUTH or the sting
ing rebulle OF misplaced confidence in maturer years
SEEK FOR Al ANTIDoTE IN SEASON.
The Pains and Aches, and Lassitude and Nerycuf
Prostitution that may follow Impure Cotton,
are the Barometer TO the whole system.
Do noe wait the eonsummation that is sure TO FOL.
low do rot wal FOR Unsightly Ulcers, Tor
Disabled Limbs, tor Loss of Beauty
ppn "a n.s ,rio
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Farm for sale.

A good Farm or l2l acres, stun
a shhfAA -0 ted IL Gorham, u miles ON the
Ez sflEsssziA village, and nine miles from Por'-
81 sgajEziS ai5I lanu. Cuts rom So to so hay.
s@tz+zas-A good Il story house with ell. Barn
3SA5 woou louse, carr as e-noute, GU The penn
ses. A choice orch ri OF young fruit trees, In besr
ing condition on the farm. Said is well divitl-
ell Tor wooi, pasiuIaGe and tillage. POSSESSION Civ
en- imm edlatels. Apply 70 dion s. Gov |, at
Gorham; the owner Il. a. Fog on the premises, or
CLIO. r. LAWS q Co.,
marco e9d&wtt IL Dealers in Real Estate.
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CITY OF PORTLAND.
IN THE YEAR ONE THOUSAND EIGHT HUN
DRIED AND SIXTY EIGHT.
AN ORDINANCE
CONCERNING MEETINGS OE THE CITY

IONCERNING MEETINGS. OF THE CITY
COUNCIL.
Be st oTddined ~ the Mayor Aldermen and Corlmf2,
Coanc'I q tae C,ty J Portland, in CITY Comet
assembled, as yottoeS:
SECI1ON l. tated meetings of the Board of
- > ay t and Aldermen shall be held on the fist
Monday ey ming of each month, al seven ami Dslt
o. loch; STATED ettin,s Il The Common Council
Shall be held on q e Sc ond Monday evening of each
month 1T seven and htl O'clock
Spec1ai me tngs o. the MAJ or AMI Aldermen and
OF ne City Cou cl, Shall lie called by The Mayor at
ch time rs he nay deem expedienr, by cruising
notificai Thereon to be lett at Il residence or
usual ace OF business OF each member of the Board
or Boards 10 be convened
Sc TIos q Il Ordinances inconsistent with this
Ordinance are hereby repealed.
Approved April Z, 1868 apr1Gd2w
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For Sale az cray Corn. r.

TIE property known as the "Ford
s. ,fsssl y Stand" cousis ing ii a large rory
F1L5- sessgsn house. rec, NIL put in complete re-
SIX .Sse-isS pair and made nyenien for two
- tssz-.I! tei ements; good porch and barn
anil large shop suitable tor any il of mechanic
Ci Tern on The remises of rs hogsheads; tine yard
IN front and very flne garden.
Gray March IS, 1853. A. w. ANDERSON.
mar3l ii
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AsAE. =. Eg.Ka&GsIzEs
oAEBE FOUND AT sIs
PRIVATE MEDICAL aOONS
No. III ksrebte Street,
Wear aFa Presae Rsnre

NSTHEEE ne can be consulted priyafslv, ard witt
w the utmost confidence by the AFFLICTED, at
hours daily, aud rem a. NJ. to 9P.H.
Or. H. addresses thoge who are suffering under the
affection of rjvate diseases, whether arising ron
iOpure connection ths terrible vice OF self-abass
evotine his entire time to that particular branch Of
the medical procession, be feels warranted in GUAE-
AETEEING CURB IN ALL CASES, whether OF long
standing or recently contracted, entirely removing tbs
dregs of disease from the system, and making per
sec1 and PERMANENT CURE.
He would call the attention Of tho afflicted to sAs
fact OF hi5 longstaDng and well-earnad reputation
(urnishing sufficient assurance OF bis elI and sue
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FOR NEW YORK.
sTONHNGTON LINE RE-EsTABLIsH
ED.
Inside Route.

EzsEEss5sEyl Cars leave Depot Bos- .xfT@A
&ssesssssE ton and Providence Rail- -ERszz4aSasss
road Pleasant Street, N ar Q Common, daily sun
days excepted at 5.45 p N, connecting with the Jew
and elegant sea-gOmg Steamer NARhAGANSETT,
days, and steamer ST ONING1ON, Capt. W. NJ.
JONES, Tuesdays. Thu sdays aud Saturdays.
Through Tickets furnished, and baggage checked
through 10 Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington and
the West
TicAets, Berths and State Rooms secured at this
office; also at the Boston and Providence Railroad
staion. j. W. RICHA kDSON, Az mt,
feb14-.m 134 Washington stree
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Ngectfc Meelicel FRIIrmarN.
AZ TRE LADIES.

Next DOOR to the Freble Hougs, Portland, HE.
~ Send stamp tor Circular.
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ATLANTIC
Mutual Insurance Company.
81 WaE 81, cor. ViStiam, NEW YORK,
JANUARY, 1873.
Insures against MARINE and INLAND Navi-
cation Risks.

The whole profits OF the Company revert to the
Assured and are divided annually, upon the Premi-
hfcates issued bearing interest until redeemed
Dividend OF so per cent for 1867.
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House and BAND for Sale,

lie subscriber ofpis tor sale he II use and land
- where lie now lives. ST uat d on the north east
road, anout fifty rods from tie pleasant ,iIags of
Stant ish Corner. Said buildings are most new
and III gooIrela L. witt OF keel eni lar d
under high state # cultivation, with falr lot
apple and fruit Trees, &c TIE house is ore story
and three feet finished rom cellar to attic with
L, wood SIZED aud stibl
Also all of my household furniture, one peddle' IS
cart, ore good running gear tor an expire S wagon
ore good SET single traverse runners, nd sleis
and robes. &C., &c. Buyel PIE Use ca and eAam-
lie soon. Price low SAAI'L Il. WHEELER,
api2Od2waW3w S.anuish, Me-
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zeal Estate for sale.

THE subs iber oifers for sale TWO new houses,
L built il The most sui santial manner and in
modern style. These houses near The corner of
ongress and North streets, two cries high, with
Sc enteen rooms in each, good CELLARS, AMI an nnial-
ing sup OF hard ana sOH water. They in d
desirable location will rent readily large per-
centaee. Terms liberal. Enquire Of Mes>rs.
HEAiN 81 co, Corner of Congress ami North sis.
GEOhGE HEAkN.
Portland March Or 1862 dir
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DIR. BUGHEs particularly invites all Ladies, whe
need medical adviser, call at his rooms, Nc. IL
PretlI Street, which they vii End arranged for the'
especial accommodation.
Dr. H's Eclectic kenoyatng Medicines are unrvs.-
led IN eh,acy and superior virtue in regulating all
Female irregularities. ihsn s L - sp1c'he sno
LADIES win ind it invaluable in all cases OF OF.
structons after ali other remedies have been tried in
vain IL purely vegetable, containing nothing in
the least Injurious 10 the heath, aud may hs tale,
viii, neriect safety at all times.
sent GO any part OF tneeounEy, with iull rsct ous
by sidreaa.ng DIR. HUGHES
iaa1. 1s5SdSW. Nc. "A Sss,.e Suset Portla, q.
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RlEdals--AEzs: 1zeE.

There are msny men Of the age of thirty who ar.
troubled with too frequent excavations from thu Mac
der. often accompanied by Sill ht suaal ting or burn
ing sensation, and weakening the system In p1an
ner the patient cannot account for. ON eyam,nin .
the urinary Deposits ropy sediment viii often X
iound an0 sometimes small particles of sernen OF AL
b4tn wis appear, OF the color viii be of thin m,ii
ish hug again ehanSing 10 dark and turbid apnear.
sncs Ih1re ar many men who die OF thig diiieTlt,
ignOrant OF the cause, which IS the ~"
GRcoeD STAGE OF sEAgIlgAr yEAuvpas
can warrant perfect cure IN such cases. and e
~, anu neaithy restoration OF the urinary organs
PERSONS who cannot personally consult the Dr.,
pon OF thsiI dissasea, and the appropriate rsmedts
viii be forwarded immediately.
al correspondence strictly confidential, ssld viii
to returned IL 5asire6,
address; DIX. j. 3. HUGHES,
No. u Pr.hle Street,
Aext oocr to the Prebie House, Portland, he.
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Tam for Sale.

TENHE subscribers offer for sale heir place, well
Il known as the Whitehonse Farm, situated in
the town OF Cumberland. on the cau ty road lead
about 10 acres AMI is of the best hay in
the county. Tn miles from Portl 4nl and two and
buildings ,mr: house, two st ,ries; barn Il BY 81
feet, in 20ot rep-ir This farm will be sold wi h
witho t the sto and farming ioos at a rare bar
gam little perfect r further particulars inquire
OF w. I * f.'i. HALL, at the farm, or X q HAIL
Esq, Gray Corner leb22d&wtt
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seaside country Residence for

sac.
A good II story dwell
3 >flsN n ing House and iorty- al
e., lllEss-sN three acr S land, in Fail lfSrN
A3 IEERsiEAsf mouth, ore side) seven LlANlA-
zsIeL1r-!raA miles from Porthn lis ~-Izsssssss=.
next to he Methodist Nee ing House. Buildings
all in compile repair, having Teen Gently painted
and papered. Cuts about eight tons hay. Plenty
OF wood and water. This is enc OF the most p cas-
ant Place, III This Nicni y. 1t commands fine view
Of Por land side, and of Casco Lay upon the
other, and is on the main stage road 10 Van mouth
WIN be s. Id low to a cash customer Apply 10
WM. Il. JERKS,
mar3jdt Real Estate Assnt.
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Rea, Estate in Gorbam.

TOR sale, The house and land formerly owned BY
Nah tniel Gould. and afterwards occupied by
Mrs Mead, situated in Go ham Village, Me. Tie
Tbs lothas nine rods Main Sire et is the sec nd
tr IN the corner Oh 6 ulh Street, and contains two
acres CT land Terms lib raj, ply to the 3scri-
Der, at the National Traces Bank, Portland.
EDWARD GOULD.
Anr;l IL 1868 d&vev
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For yale.

A TWO Horse Peldling Cart, at low price AL
n SO q new Sci o; Vince S, we 4 seassne1 suitable
for Two horse wagon. Inquire of
VAkNEY & BAXTER,
Portland,
or II. K. GRIGGS
aprlleow2w&W2m Saccarapla.
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Kew = sny Thousands Can Testify 10 g'At.
By GTrERfrr,x Erwa-ieracns

Young men troubled with emissions In sleep,-a
complaint generally the Jesuit OF had habit IL
touth,-ireated scientifically and perfect cure
lansed or no charge mads.
Barely day passes but we are consulted BY ons o.
more young men with the above disease, soAs o
whom weak and euoa lated as thous h they hac
The consumption, and by their Irendg supposed tC
have it. AL eueh yield 10 the proper and oply
correct course of treatment and in short time gIe
Izgde to reiOice in parfset heath,
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P3RTLAMD AND NEW YORK
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
sEMx-w EMMLY LINE.

The fine steamers DIsIGO ana
-EFseFfsssS FRANCONlA, will, until further mo-
NLL4 IL L, tice, as iollows:
Leave G9lt's Wharf. Portland. every Wednesday
and Saturday, az O'Clock P. M, and leave Pier IS
East River, New York, every " ednesday and Sat-
urday, at o'clock P. NJ.
1he Dirlgo and Franconia are fitted up with fine
accommodations for passengers, making this the most
speedy safe and comfortable route travellers be-
tween New York and Maine. Passage in State Room
$500 Cabin passage $3.50. Meals extra
Goods forwarded by this line to A. 4 rom Mon
tTeal, quebec, Bangor, Bath, AugasyA E2stport ana
st. John.
leave Portland Ns
tor freight or passage apply 10 -..
J. +. AMkS, PieI 80 Eas River,
August Is irs7 a.,
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RGeTEE.s.
House.
81. James Hotel
BOSTON,. MASS.


The undersigned takes pleasure in informing his
friends and the public that lie hes leased the new
and elegant ST. JAMES HOTEL Boston, situated up
on Franklin Square; and that he will OF the house
ior the reception of guests Wednesday, the 22nd
day of April 1868.
The site for the ST. j MES has been most admira-
bly, chosen for all reasons affecting superior Hotel.
1t is in the geographical nre of the city, and is
surrounded by broad streets and beautiful squares,
with spacious park in 'front.' and open grounds in all
directions. The immediate locality is believed to be
unsurpassed in the country.
The ST. JAMES combines in its construction every
modern domestic convenience and luxury, the m
having been to furnish honse which shall commend
the entire public.
The notable characteristics of the ST. JAMES are
its broad, light, and well-vent ated corridors and
vestibules cheerful and wellarranged apartments,
and its domestic convenience from basement 10
dome. The house contains the largest and most ap-
proved Passenger Elevator erected, which lands
the guests on any floor, from par1or to attlc In
minute Horse cars from the depots and all parts of
the city and environs, pa within rod of the Hotel
continually through the d-y. Special coaches, at
taehed TO the ST. JAMES, will be found at all of the
Railroad Stations, and new carriages and attentive
drivers at the House.
The undersigned trusts that his long experience in
tie Astor House, New York, the Stetson House,
Long Branch, &C., VIII enable him to make this new
and spacious Hotel tavorte resort for the travelling
public.
up. III. STETSON.