The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-20

bis eye over panorama OF thirty miles, embracing
hills, valleys and Landscape, burning with the purple
ana the gold. as well rs hallowcd by many touch
ing and affecting events connected with the Resoa
ton. To tese classic grounds ard shady groves.
Washington. and his officers and soldiers, resorted to
recruit their health and their strength b. breathing
itspue air and bathing IN these invgoating waters
Here were his quarters and here are the trees which
be planted Let us emulate his virtues. initiate his
character, cherish his memory--whch can never
perisb-for
II shall resist the empire II decay
Till time Il gone and worlds have pas sci sway
The climate is mild and the soil ia fertile, and. ON
every hand, you are encompassed with as splendid
pan0rama CT loveness and grandeur rs can be found
il any other portion Of the State. Visiters may be
seen morning and evening, in their carriages and on
horseback, viewing the noble scenery which com.
mands the admiration OF all who have an eye for the
picturesque and tie beautiful
There springs are about thirty miles from Phla.
delphia, which yea reach by midway and stage in
fashionable retreat, the pleasures of refined society,
and the iuxrries OF good table, they arc unsur-
passed b. any other watering place In the country.
| speak knowingly, ioG have visited Saratoga
Springs, White Sulphur, Old Point Comfort, aud
otter liaces Of fashionable resort, and can truly say
that these springs viii compare most fyofabiy with
any OF them.
Mrs. Nerfs popular establishment has recently
greatly contribute to the comfort and pleasure OF its
vsiters Everything has been done by it's present
proprictress to crafty the taste and fancy Of its
quests, well to promote their health and iappi
ness. The lovers of flowers and music will find that
Iecular care has been taken to win their approval,
and everything which expanded liberaty could sug-
gest has been done to add 10 the com ort and accom-
mediation of city yisiters. You can amuse yourself
at your pleasure in the tenpin alleys the pistol gal
leres and the bah room. There are representatives
here from the North and tho South, and as far west
az st. Louis though et the present time the greatest
number Of visitors are from Philadelphia.
In the morning after treakfasting at O'clock we
most generally assemble for few minutes in the
parloIs, where there is o splendid piano FOR the
ladies, who sing or play; then We ere of, each party
in pursuit of their own pleasures or amnsements-
some to the hin country, to the lovers walk,
others to the tenpn alley and others TO the billiard
rooms. ut noon we return 10 the hotel, ready for
bath and q lunch AT o'clock we dine upon the fat
of the land, and no more elegant and sumptuoua
table is TO be found than at these springs. would
say, then to al who oppressed by the snity heat
and are longing for some cool retreat TO come forth
with to tho Yellow Springs, where they will be as
much pleased with the Accommodations as with the
society which sdorns them.
There are many beautiful women here from the
city Of Philadelphia, with their fair, intelligent and
accomplished daughters. who need no eulogist, for
they are greatly admired for their attractions and
loneliness here as at Saratoga and Newport, where
they have always cen the observed Of an observers
Where there is such blaze Of beauty amid the
brilliant corruscations of this galaxy of EYES fair
daughters, il may be considered invidious on my
part to p8rticrlarize but cannot refrain from Civ.
ing you running sketch Of several Of them who
have frightened these springs by their presence
during the summer, and will darken by their depar-
tnre the scene Of their liulnphs.
Miss L., OF Chestnut street, who has returned from
Cape May, where she was distinguished, as here for
every thing which adorns woman. Her highly cui
tvated mind, her sweetness Of manners aud her
ioveliness Of character have for her troops of
admirers. aid long will She be remembered here by
all who have teen honcred with her acquaintance.
Miss T., OF Walnut street, who is considered, as
she was mt Cape May, one Of the most beautiful aud
interesting girls at these springs, is Jet in her
teens, and has numerous admirers. Her younger
sister has few rivals in point of attractveness of per-
son and gracefulncss Of manners and is acknowiedg
cd by all who know her as Distinguished for her
worth and accomplishments. She looks the woman.
M!ss L., OF nestchester, who Is remarkable for her
riches OF intellect and her pleasing manners, and is
80 agreeable that she has only he know in order to
te appreciated.
There has recently arrived at these springs, from
Long Branch, a beautiful ard elegant woman, who
has been admired here, as there by all whose adm
ration is an honor. She has ~ exquisite form, a
graceful walk which is the very poetry Of motion
charming manners, dark hair, lustrous eyes which
speak for Themselves ms well intelligent coun
tenance that have won for her the most unqualified
praise. Her brow is as graceful as the rainbow, and
combines in her person the dignity Of the womaa
with the simplicity of the child. such is Miss H., Of
PHILADELPHIA.
The acknowledged reigniDg belle of the Yellow
Springs, this season, Is Mics Fanny L., Of Phade
phia, and has received beyond all question the
greatest attention This has been her first ap-
pearance, and she has created great sensation.
She is IA impressive as ale is expressive, and by
her dress, as well as address, she has commanded
tho respect and elected the admiration Of every
lover OF the interesting the attractive and the beau
tifui There il in her blending Of the loveiaess Of
the rose with the sweetness Of the lily. ! predict
for her brilliant future. May no dark skies arch
her armament, may no fierce winds sweep her
world-path, and may NO one survive her to plant
thorn upon her grave.
| must not omit to mention the bathing springs,
which are clear crystal kept at four feet deep,
and fifty-sx degrees Of Fahrenheit, and which are
attended by the excellent servants Of the establish
ment, who remind You Of those found at gentle.
mans private mansion. The mail is received here
every day, and the HER AID every forenoon.
Amid these shady trees and vigorous breczes,
where the mornings and the evenings are COOL and
the night Is oppressive, but the very air you
breathe is medicinal, We canno. refrain from calling
10 mind the Latin lines which have oftentimes sug-
gested themselves to you in the city
Oqui me geldi- In vallibus haen
Sstat, Ct ingeat renorum protigat umbra
VIAToR
A SOUTHERN SARATOGA.
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