{"newspaper_name": "The Arkansas banner.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
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lloT SPRINGs.-We learn that visitors, from various parts of the Union, are Aocking to this agreeable, and most valuable watering place. These springs are situated in the bro ken, hlly, and most salubrious region of Arkansas, where there are pure air and good water. Their main medicinal value resides in the hot acdter, which comes almost boil ing from the mountain; and is used both internally and externally. The curative prop critics of this water, in all cases of chronic disease, (except affections of the lungs, J. and especially its almost magical effect in removing the severest and most lnveterate RheumatiSms, are truly wonderful.

 The facilities of access to these springs are now excellent. The line of travel, 900 miles, from Montgomery's Point, on the Mississippi river, via. Rock Roe, to Little Rock, by means of Messrs. WALTERS and WEAyER's Steamboat and Stage line; and from Little Rock to the Springs, 60 miles, by means of Messrs. SNAPP & IIowELL's $ Stage line, three times week, is exceedingly convenient and comfortable. The trip is made in the short space of three days, all the travelling in day light--the fare and accom- modatons are good-the coaches commo- dious, and all things made conducive to the comfort of the traveller

 At the Springs, we learn that the accom- modations for visitors are greatly extended and improved since last season.