SHARON SPRINGS. July 10. Isa5
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was induced, in consequence of feeble health
TO visit this delightful and health-restorlng region
Our New York friends could not find more charm.
ing retreat or one more adjacent or easy Of access
by taking night boat you arrive in Albany at five
in the morning. refresh yourself with fine break.
fast at Congress Hail. then take the cars at eight
o'clock for .Canajoharie, there you find coaches IN
waiting to carry you the distance Of nine miles to
this place.


The houses are not yet full, for they are very spa
cious; yesterday about two hundred sat down to
dinner; one hotel is situated about quarter Of a
mile from the Springs-it stands on an eminence,
and is surrounded by the most beautiful landscape
scenery in the country. Here you may walk, or
drive, or rides carriages for parties, are provided,
md ladies' who are fond of riding on horseback can
procure their horses at moments warning.


Near this place, at a distance OF about fifteen
miles, AT Cooperstown, resides the author Of the
"Pioneer," the "Spy," the "Pllot," "Prairie" and
other beautiful works that have adorned our liiera-
tfre The roads are line, and a Wait 10 our clever
novelist is something 10 talk about, his fine man.
ners, his conversation, visit 70 his library, and
walk over his grounds, am told, 10 great treat.