barelcneIIc Springs
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fIE Subscriber wishes to inform his friends and
HE public generally, that this celebrated water


ace, (and the especial favorite of all who have


summer in the enjoyment of the delightful
ry it affords is now open for the reception Of
[rs. The buildings have undergone thorough re-
and many improvements have been made to
Bite the comfort Of the Invalid the qualification
} gentleman Of leisure.


B fame of>hese waters is too widespread, to need


k here The simple fact, that nature has furn-


at one spot, or at least only few yards apart,


pringS, ach differing from the other in its medI-


hualltcs must make them great resort for citi-


III this and other States WHITE SULPHUR,


rival those in Virginia, is to be found here; as
GHALYBEAIE, BLACK SULPHUR. and a
- with the properties of EPSON SALTS.


)upplyi ng his table. he promises not onl ly every
Icy which can be procured in the country, but


hch Injuries from the large cities as may be ac-


le to him by means Of navigation-to crafty the
fe, or that may bt necessary for the Invalid. The


tant of cities mn has secludc himself for sea
1monC the wiids of nature, and secure that re-


on so necessary to health, and 50 difficult to at.
Elsewhere.


pm. boats will ply regularly, during the summer
Eup the river, and below, to the DARDENELLE
i visitors going to the Springs will find accommo
hs at Mr.. Geo. Williams, and procure good con
accs to their destination. .
| JOHN II. STRONG.
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