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flor SrRINcs.-Wc take pleasure in, again, inviting attention to this most remarkable and valuable watering place. \ friend of ours, of excellent taste and judgment, who has recently spent several weeks there, with great improvement of his health, speaks in terms of the highest commendation, alike of the character of the Springs, and of the ad- mirabc Hotel of our friend JAcoH Mlreu- ELI, whom he represents as the very prince of Landlords-,lispensng the best of accom- modations, and the most desirable comforts. 10 all who visit him. Mr. Mitchell is welt known as one of the most entcrprisiag and industrious business men of our cily. The health of his wife rendering protracted res idence at the Springs necessary, he removed there last winter, and became tho proprietor of the we'll known and popular Hotel of 1Ir. Woods. This is his first season at his new business; and he is represented as making it as conducive to the comforts and convenience of visitors, as we sincerely hope it will be to his own interest.

 The safe, commodious and comfortable line of Post coaches, of Mcssrs Snapp & Howell, run regularly lromthis city, ui-woek- ly, to the Springs making the trip, 50 miles, in one dav.