HOT SPRINGS. ARK
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THE subscribers have been making, at this l place, for the coming season. a variety of im- provements but particularly to better enable inva- ids and those who visit for recreation, to obtain the fall use and benefit of the tub and va-os bath. IL is useless to say any thing to nvaiids in praise of the virtues of these waters, for none decide to come to them, amidst these secluded, but romantic. mountains, till one of the toisdnd have told them of their sudden and permanent rescue from suffer- ing and death.

 Here nature calls from fortunes frown. Her children of disea@,- And bids them throw their crutehes down, And go where'er they please. She feels no pulse. nor sks complaint. To set the price of cure;

 But, free to all, without restraint,

 She gives her waters pure. She gently sooths the sufferers pains.

 Nor uses lance nor piA

 She needs no clerk to count the grains, No oyer.doses kill.

 Let those whose crooked forms defy

 The power of nan to ture; Who, every day, with agony

 Do more than death euluIe;- Whose eyes, though drusged with opium. Are closed mcknight nor night; Death daily mocks, but will not come, Though oft tor him they pray, Let such come here. for here alone,

 Exists the power to save

 Here tottering forms, but skin and bone, Are rescued from the grave.

 HALE & WILLIAMS. Hot Springs, Feb. 2i. is47. 24-3m 0cS-The Nashville Union, New Orleans Pcayune, and at. Louis Union, will copy three months, by weakly insertions, and forward accounts 10 J. C. Hale, P. NJ, at Hot Springs, for collection

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