Dardenellc Springs

OF ARKANSAS.
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ME Subscriber wishes to inform his friends and
j the public generally, that this celebrated water
ing place, (and the especial favore of all who have
spent summer in the enjoyment of the delightful
scenery it aords,) is open for the reception of
visitors. The buildings have undergone thorough
pairs, and many Improvements have been made to
promote the comfort of the Invalid the qualification
OF the gentleman Of leisure.


The fame of these waters is too spread need
remark here. The simple fact, that has furn-
ished at one spot, at least only few yards apart,
Jour springs, each differing from the other in its medi-
cnai qualities must make them great resort for cti-
zens Of this and other States. WHITE SULPHUR,
SAID to rival those in Virginia. is to be found here;
also CHALYBEATE, BLACK SULPHUR. and a
spring with the properties of EPSON SALTS.
In supplying his table. he promises not only every
deNcacy which can be procured in the country, but
also such Injuries from the large cities as may be ac
cessbe to him by means of navigation-to grary the
epcure or that may be necessary for the invalid The
ihhabitant of cities may thus secude himself for
son, among the wds Of nature, and secure that re-
creation so necessary to health. and difficult to at
tain elsewhere


Steamboats, will ply regularly, during the summer,
from up the river, and below to the DARDENELLE.
where visitors going to the Springs will find accomno.
cations at Mr. Geo. Williams, and procure good
veynaccs to their destination.


JOHN II. STRONG.
June 5, lS47 lT-tf