The weekly American banner., 1856-08-22

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,sojns 4 nlEraet lDeFIfed qtion. With sll
he fsciIifies 81 eljdy ynenf |Forled by Northern
escorts. viii. health IL ,in4 waters, unexcelled
" any plnce. with heaufiiul locality, and easy
access. by rneans of the Canton Railroad. y =
strange, that Southerners shea a fit away hortns
there 10 squandcr their money, receiving - re-
turn, more abuse and calumny than health q
enjoyment, whilst here Ii their very midst Y
such delightful summer reffeat. The build.
ings comfortable and spacious, cover az area q
several hundred FEET and are situated On the
Of gradual and gently rising ascent:
Spread out in front i aslovely lawn. carpelea
with rich green grass, adorned with beautiful
flowers and rare plants, and handsomely laid
out in tasteful walks.
milne host" DR.. EiIinger, leaves nothing un--
done to minister to the wants, the pleasure, and.
his guests. His servants are po-
lite and attentive, anticipating every want. His
tables are laden every day with snmptuous VI
auds, that would please the most fastidous cpl
cure. Whilst each night an excellant band,
discourses its music to- the merry twinkling Of
feet, through the giddy mazes of the dance.
The company now present, is the most ele-
giant, agreeable and pleasant, that Il has ever
been my good fortune to. meet at any similar
place, The ladies are beautiful, refined, and
affable, the gentlemen gallant, courteous and
social.
Your own county is fully represented ard Of
its fair representatives, may it well feel proud.
The gay and lively spirit. the fairy like form,
and syl lph like step, of the beautiful Miss -,
has caught the admiration of alI, whilst the
glance Of her dark, bright eye, has enkindled
the fame of Eros, upon many q tender and
susceptible heart, amongst the gallant young
swains that hover around her.
Another of Kazoe's fair daughters is here,
not less lovely, nor less beautiful. whose sweet
smile, winning urbanity, easy and fluent con-
versation and naivette of manner, has won every
heart. None come within her influence, but
acknowledge her charms. None know her
but TO love her." In other aud distant places,
she has long received the merited offering of
admiration, bat she comes again to her own
home, the delight of her friends. Without ex-
travagance of expression, we may we'll say:
ssShe walks in beauty, like the night
OF cloudess climes and starry skies;
And all that's best Of dark and bright
Meet in her aspect and her eyes"
There are others of Yuzoo, that do her hon.
or, and might well be the pride and boast OF any
place.
. Among the fair representatives of Madison
is oncwho would challenge attention and admi-
ration in palace hall or prncely coIlrt Her
queenly air. and stately form, her dark lustrous
eyes, her raven hair, and fae penciled brows.
her cheek
80, call it fair not paIe;7
Sc slightly and delicately tinged with the rose
that the lilly seems to have almost an undue
proportion. in her. complexion, have been
the themes of praise amid the highest throngs
of beauty and elite, that have graced the halls
and saloons Of the White Sulphur, and other
most fashionable resorts. There is something
in the serious beauty of her aspect in the grace
full and easy dignity of .hei motions, in the mu.
sic of her voice, that wins admiration, yet com.
mands respect. The elegance aud graees o.
her person, are only equalled by the accomplish.
yments of her mind.
Z Not less attractive, equally lovely, nor less
beautiful, but Of different cast, is her fair rela-
tive of another State. The refinement and ell
egance of her manner, the graces Of her con-
lversation, ow sparkling with wit, now adorned
with the fairest flowers of fancy, with cultiya
ted taste, pervading all she says and does, has
made her the centre of attraction.
Another from Madison, NJ ssissippi's garder
spot, with the same name, has woven the wei
OF her fascination around every heart of botl
sexes. Her cheek is tinted with the loveiies
hues Of the rose, her eye is calm but bright
with intellect, her voice sweet as angels whis
! pers. and when attuned to song, thrills every
heart with its melody. 8
| Canton. the Athens Of Mississippi, has contri
buted to the pleasure of all here, in the persor
of her beautiful representative. With fairy
form, finely moulded into symmetry, an elastic
and almost childishness af step, with hair darl
as the ravens plume, and eyes bright as ths
Gazelle's; she rises before the mind, the imper
sonation Of the ideal Rebecca, "whom to know
I is to love.n9 8 s@ g
The bewitching manner, tile intellectualviva
city, and sprightiy gentleness Of the lovely ant
amiable creature, who honors and represent
Jackson, adds much to the happiness and en-
Ijoyment of the place.
There is another too, from the Capital, who's,
Beauty is the praise of every tongue. Sh,
seems like the ideal of sculptors art, or painter
pencil. The fresh, yet not too bright glow of
healthy complexion, tinges skin like the drift
ed snow. She looks more like chance visit
ant from some higher and more beautiful spher
than of this earth.
i There is one here, whom scarce know how
to describe, without a seeming extravaganza o
depression. You see her not among the ga,
lthrong of the dance. yet around her gathers
many, more delighted in her presences NOR
charmed by the simplicity of her manners, tn
retiring modesty of her nature, the easy AM
II graceful flow of her conversation, than by tn
giddy excitement of the cotiliion. The grace
Of mind and heart, so beautifully blend in al
4 her words and actions, that we know not whisl
most to admire.
. Madison has aHether bright star in this gal
axy efbeauty. .of which she may well feel proud
i Intellectual, refined and cultivated, her mind
. bright jewel In . rich and beautiful casket.
4 There is another of Madison's daughtsfs here
i lady. In the .ds6c;ng saloon, and in the par
/ lor, she seems ali6e in each, to be in her owl
i proper sphere. Herre6ned affabilitv, her &C
i comnlishad mind he]E easY and conrteous bear