BLOUNT SPRINGS
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DLOON L CHhlNGS.


u ME undersigned Proprietor of the
Il Waverly House, Mobile has the
pleasure of informing his friends and the
public, that he has leased the above estab.
lIshment for term of years, and will be
ready to receive visitors on the 10Th June.
Ihe premises are now undergoing thor
ough and complete repairs, and many
extensive Improvements are also being
completed. It is deemed unnecessary to
say any thing of the efficacy of these
waters. There S perhaps, no place 10
the world, where SO great variety Of
Mineral waters can be found. Sixteen
springs gush up cut of a rock not more
than loo feetin circomference,-seven of
these have been analysed, and possess
distinct qualities. The white, red. black.
and sweet Sulphers are said to be excelled
by no waters in the United States. The
country in the vicinity is mountainous and
picturesque, and abounds in a great varie-
ty Of game, fish, fruit, &c. The table win
be supplied with the best the country,
laided with the Mobile market will afford.
A choice selection of wines, being part
of the stock ofthe waverly house wines,
have been sent to the Springs. The en-.
tire establishment will be under the exclu-
sive coutro1 and management ofthe Pro.
prietor, who assures his guests that nolh-
ing shall be wanting on his part to render
this one of the most desirable watering
places in the United States.


For further particulars respecting these
Springs, the public are respectfully referred
to brief account of the analysis of the
Blount Springs, BY R. S. BrumIy, A. II. |
Professor Of chemistry, Mineralogy and
Geology, IN the University of Alabama. |
Also, the certificates ofseveral ofthe most
experienced scientific medical gentlemen
of the city Of Mobile.


o. J. N0YS. I
Nay IS TAO, 6t[ Noble Pal. 8. Rsg:1l


HOODS.
DALM LEAF HOODS & HATS Just
u received by


FRANKLIN &BROTHER.


May. 1s40 a4tf !