The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-19

ride of sodium, carbonate of magnesa, soda, lime
and iron, slick, carbonic acid in large quaint
ties, and sulphuretted hydrogen. In carbonic acid
the white sulphur have spoken OF is almost en-
tirely deficient. All this wants is proper tubing
to make ito constituents more palpable. Speaking
Of Sharon, have seen very amusing letter from
that place. written by gentleman to his family at
this house In which, after some days passed there,
he says that the Pavilion is crowded. and has its fall
share of snobbery; that there must be band in at
tendance, for there psacocks about the pre-
misses to mislead him in forming his onnQI: thai
has removed to boarding house to geI 4 tolerably
SIZED bedroom ana y sport that he "had rather be
vton." think that we may consider Sharon rather
"chawed up" by this merry critic.
This village is full OF New York shopmen with
their thick coming fances" forwarded by express,
the Broadway prices One of the favorite articles Of
the ladies' is the Saratoga FAM manufactured in the
neighborhood by the Squaws; III shape, circle Of
rays fastened to handle and kept together by an in
for it kind of certificate that the possessor has
really been at Saratoga It would be good spec
ulation to send quantity OF them to New York to
sell to those families who remain perdu IN town,
shut their front blinds and make an ideal journey
to the Springs If their veracity is doubted when
they speak of the pleasant time they had at the
Spa, all they would have to do would be to produce
Saratoga fan.
I,
for the lady visitors to walk about the streets with
out their bonnets. OF course their hair is carefully
dressed, and now and them when the black lace veil
is added, we can easily imagine ourselves in Madrid
all but the verdure and the foliage
notice that the abOmnable habit OF scribbling
on pazzas windows, and even such monuments as
that erected to the memory Of Colonel Williams,
still prevails. never tnesa scrawls without dis
gust. They remind me OF the reach proverb,
Les fenetres ct muralles sont pAlbum des CAnaies.
Ruf / Dnncf lnIo 1 oy.tpo foV
a tour in the Shawangunk mountains. and 1
hope you will allow me to say publicly in this
letter that the extreme kindness and attention
shown my party by Mess,s. Putnam Il Payne, pro
prietors of the house (the latter gentleman has
cautiously explored the European Spas Sand the
agreeable moments passed at the cottage of Mrs.
Payne will not soon be forgotten by your occasional
correspondent.
enclose you two original bills Of care for July 8,
from the Pavilion at Sharon and tie Union here:-
! SHARON SPRINGS PAVILION.
: July 8. lots !
! BILL OF ARE {
! Mutton broth. !
salmon
soILeD.
. Ham. -g'sOv so,cxen. Tongues
: Lee Of MA con an captr sauce.
! Chickens. Turkey. Ham, champagne sauce
1 Beei. Veal Lamb Saddle muNon.
Veal cutie; Dreaded.
{ Breast VI lamb, do
Rice croqus. with lemon.
Stewed kioney, Sith madeira
Chicken salad. s
Macayoni Italian
{ Pigeon pie. Btsnqaests OF veal /
PASTRY PuDDINGa
Cold rise poddins.
! RaubArb, plum and gooseoerry pie.
( LADY nrgers. Lemon cs cream. !
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UNiON HALL, SARA rOaA SPRINGS
rHURsDAY Jdly s, 1858. /
Mock turtle. s
sso!led sairnon. Lobster sauce. Trout /
SCh's head, parsley sauce. Beef. Veal. Pig !
sLes Of mutton, espersaace lamb, mint ssace !
s rSrssy, egg s sauce Chicken Sa,,ss Turkey
Compote OF pigeon, with olives.
I Fern Of rice, q Ia h,anciere,
Salm OF vensor, port vine sauce.
/ Manquette Of veal, with peas.
Calfs feet, . Ia pouetie.
s Turkey wings, l'hAlienne.
$Beignets souhs Chicken salad.
RKiIsHIs
$Cucumbers. Pixies. Ham. Tongue. I
>Lenuce. A 10 mode bee, IN fran
Leg Of venison roasted, with currant jelly {
VEGETABLES.
>hsehe1 potatoo6. equaen Green peas.
sTurn,p. string beans. Spinach. Rico. {
PAsrRy. I
$Cnrrant pie TarinA pudding. Boston cako-
SCandy, . 10 rose. Apple pie. vAaiii. se cream I
MADEIRA Jelly. :
SRaisipe. Oranges. Madeira nuts.
Almonds. flibore
II may be amusing TO travellers 10 compare the
above, though 70 the stay-at-home people they are
Of little consequence. For the absentee, they have
a distich always ready
Where he's gone, and bow he fares,
Nobody knows, and nobody cares