HOT SPRINGS. ARK.
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TNHE subscribers have been making, at this l place, for the coming season. variety of i'm proyements, but particularly to better enable lids and those who visit for recreation, to obtain the fnll use and benefit of the tub and va-or bath It is useless to say any thing. to invads in praise of the virtues of these waters, for none decide te come to theTa. amidst these secluded, but romantic mountains. till of the thogsand. have told them of their sudden and permanent rescue fron suffer. ing and death.

 Here nature calls from fortunes fIown,

 Her children of disease,-

 And bids them throw their ertches down, And go where'er they please. She feels no pulse. nor asks 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 ases lance nor pill;

 She needs clerk to count the grains,

 No eveF-deses kill--r

 Let those whose crooked forms defy

 The power Of man to cure; Who, every day, with agony

 Do more than death endure = Whose eyes. though dragged with opium, Are closed not-night nor night; Death daily moeks, but will not come Though of foi him they pray Let such come here, for here alone,

 Exists the power to save;

 Here to,teriag forms, hut skin and bone, Are rescued from tic grave.

 HALE X WILLIAMS. Hot Springs, Feb. 2i, lsi7 24-3m B5-The Nashville Union, New Orleans Picayune and St. Louis Union, will copy three months, by weekly insertions and forwsrd accounts to J. C. Hale, P. M., at Hot Springs, for collection.

 H. & W.