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 r. from Lftlle Rock 10 the -. GRRYNGn. tfi.Weekiy, in accommodation lon ks,sse cssekek Vkith careful Griyers. Alec accom-. lnDdafiuN cOnshas can, ai any season, De procured ht I;ttIe soek on reasonable terms, by applying e Messra. SNAPP k HOWELL.

 The sahseriber having extended and improved tho HOTEL, formerly kept by M, II. WOODS, is pfefared at s times i1Aceommodafe visitors in the hesE ana most couafortabe manner. His table will be f,rnished with the best the market affords. His Wines. Lioaofs. and CgaFs. are the best from the New flrleass tnarket His cooks are skilled in every depsrsrnens; his servants faithful

 To those who have visited the BEHRING'S IT inr- mer seasans, he would remark, that his SLEEPING ApA#gmExTs and FAMILY nooMs have been great. lv extended and improved. They now consist of Iono ranres of conIinodious rooms opening upon wide galleries. each room having fireplace The comfort and cpAyenisnce of his bath houses, have been greatly impsuved; and arc sill in pro- e-ess ofextension and improvement, the most dis fant being only a few steps hon the chambers and some of them under the same roof and n adjoining rooms. There the invalid can enjoy the benefit of the Iub, and Cpout " .etV' eaun, tseRaiSu " the hepe6cient hand of Nature, at any desired tenn peranre from bloodh heat up to I5o degrees of Far henheit.

 < HEMEpIcAL VIRTUES of these Snrines are too well known and too firmly estab- tishsd throughout the Union. and especially In the Western md Southern States, to require comment or cornmeadaiion is .h;s place. In Chronic Rhen- matism. Gont, Scrofala, Sore-eyes, Cutaneous ai- feetioas, the Mercural disease, and all the Chronic affections texcept those of the Lnags) they have been found m almost inialible remedy; as will be attested by thousands of individuals who have been restored to health and happiness by their use.

 Heretofore, many persons have been deterred from visiting the Springs on account o the limited and inferior accomodations a!iorded but as this ob. iection is now removed, it is confidently expected they will become place of general resort.

 JACOB MITCHELL,

 Hot Springs March 30ti. Isl6. 2S--6m.