DARDENELLE SPRINGS. ARK, D
August l4th, lS47.
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pr Clarke In conformity with my promise,


% you, but cannot promise you any thing
unable 10 your expectations. Times are


ere, which is very surprising, for this place
Fd up in style to attract all who are sus-
be Of attraction.


Strong has spared no expense, and hus-


no eXer,ions to make this one Of the first
ing places in the South. A commodious
ng, fine furniture, and table at all times
hg to the most tastidious epicure, spacious
], laws, yards, &C., surrounded by the rich
fturesque scenery in the world--the frown-
randeur of the Magazine mountain, from
J these Springs first derived their name, the
bracing atmosphere you breathe in these
knds. all contribute to make this desira bic
Where enjoyment. gaiety and serenity
guard to ward off gaunt disease that offers


cross the threshold of this happy valley"
{ company here. at this time, is not numer-
mine host would be glad to see. But yet
the most agreeable kind. Besides few
hs from other States, we have some of our
happy, joyous, dnshing cilzens. Among


may be mentioned the pretty Miss Bill.
Rnd interesting as ever Miss C--m and


Ill, of Little Rock, all Of whom are


10" dull care" wherever their joyous coun-
ices beam. | should also mention the pre-


of an agreeable lady, Miss g., Of Louis
&ny gentlemen come and go, making short


of eight or ten days. There has been quite
grafton of those birds Of passage, plying
ing" in all directions. Some from Van Bu-
pre- here, and others have gone on their wind


lay. Pike and some friends gave passing
remlined day or 50 and left for the Rock


foud not neglect TO mention, (and would not


"basket,") that a party from Van Buren,


up few days since, and from the galety of


prcpensiIIes, you may guess, added much TO
itle cOmpany--Coi. D., Miss d. and Mss K
2eyeral gentlemen. These young ladies did
bok much like invoIids, but more like those
)re, an illustration of which is their seeking
bis healthy nook about the sickIy serson.
Begone dull care" is tho motto of the com.
here; and at no place do they ect up to their
exI better. Some resort 10 the drawing
every evening, where music, dancing. sing
hnd flirting are brought into requisitioD, in
|ratlon, no more than enough, TO preserve
rfrl lempers and good health. Others take
et round at Billiards, or an " innocent" game
lrds. These amusements are not thrust upon
who from scruPes like not to mingle in such
sures, but are only arailabie when desired.
w write again by another opportunity
eu. Your friend s.