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State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-10-23
WHITE CPEFK SUI PIER SPRINGS.
ELEVEN MILES NORTH OF NASHVILLE
EMME0NDE

/
II " He "Compans,a owning these springs. an
y nounee, to the prhlic that they will be read, for
the reception visitors bv TIE mild of may next
This - the sfcond eash IN which. the present pro-
preters have had the pleasure to offer the advanfa.
ges of these valuable waters, to The South estern
invad and the many attractions Of their favorable
position, to llwhn feel the necessity or inclination
ola SIMMER retreat last season, was their first
attempt at public accommodation; and owing tn
their inexperience. and their limited ard unfinished
condition of the buildings and other fixtures thew
are sensible of having falenmuc below their own
desire to promote the comfori and convenience of
their numerous visers. To those visitors they feel
grateful for tie general expression cfsatisfaction AZ
the accommodations firnished-a satisfaction resnl-
ting more from knowledge fthe exertions made bv
by the spnenntendan, 10 overcome the difficulties
which surrounded the commencement of an artlnou
und rtaking, than fom any great excellence of the
accommodations themselves
The uncomfortable experience of the last season.
and more fime for preparation, have conspired to
place the Springs. this season. very superior con-
luton. Al the hnilfngs, which were 10 progress
last year, have been well finished-additional ones
have been made--the Enclosures and grounds have
been extended. famodeled and g9eatly improved--l
the several FOUNTAINS have been N stefilLy fitted
up and arranged -extensive and convenient BAH
houses erected- convenient arrangements for gym
nas,ic exercises particularly for Ladies, have been
made and every other steps TAKEN to provide IN eve
m department Of the whole establishment for the en-
terainment ofvistors. whether IN sickness 81 health
il manner at once substantial comfortable and ell
egant.
TO those who patronized the establishment, Iasi
year, an invitation i given to come again, and wit
iess and enjoy the improvements which have been
made to minister 70 their comforts and an assurance
that they will receive welcome which can hardly
ailto please. To those who have not vel visited ii
40 invitation is rendered for their company IN the
confident hope that none win 60 away dissatisfied.
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-10-23
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State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-10-23
Letter from DR.. Robertson.

NASHVILLE, ' efn. Dec. 18th, 1859.
Doctors Fowlkes 4 Rorind,
Gentlemen Yours of the 4th inst. was handed
NE on ih' 9Th, ard embrace the first opportunity
of attending to its contents. The " hite reek
Springs IN this vicinity have long heen celebrated
TOR their nVlicnal Qualities and have been, annu-
ally. tie resort of erso,s IN had health. The very
limited means Of accommodating visiers al The
place, has however; prevented general resort, ard
driven hundreds Ia other places, who would gladly
have atiendtd White Creek Springs. Chronic disea-
ses OF aimo>t every description, within the reach
OF remedies, have heen, in part wholly, removed
by them. The very great variety the qualities OF
mediate neighhohood, gives this place very deci-
ded advantage over most Altering Places. Their
situation, In broken healthy part Of the country,
ard only eleren miles from Nashville, are cirtum-
stances of much Importance. AS before observed,
they have been beneficial TO persons. in almost Eve
ry variety of chronic disease; bur in those or the
stomach and bowels. the skin and the gladular sys-
tenn. their beneficial effect is very decided.
With ample means of Accommodation, have no
doubt, that they would deserve such rank At
ter whai have said, need hardy state that these
waters exert verv beneficial influence over The
mercrial disease and act very decidedly in restor-
ing the broken mp constitutions OF Sonthe,n vaIetu.
dinarians, who lave been handled with equal sever
ity by disease and doctor.
Hoping and believing. Gentlemen, that your en-
terrrive will result in great and abiding benefit TO
yourselves ard the public.
remain yours, very respectfully.
FELIX Rob- RTSON.
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-10-23
Letter from Professor 7toost.

NASHVILLE, y ENN. FEB. 7th, 1855.
Scion BoRLANp. MD.
Dear Sir.-I have received yours Of January
3Oth. should have sent sooner, the result of my
investigations the mineral water of White Creek
Springs, had not, by some accident been obliged TO
repeat my labors. / commenced the analysis of
that waeI togetberw with two other sulphuretted wa
ters and marked my results three different papers,
1.-The two mentioned waters were given TO me by
two members of our Legislature, and during the
time, was tFanscrbing and calculating these re-
suits. misaid the notes which had kept Of the
White Creek waer--I could find it no where. /
was obliged to recommencP. When, last week, I
had finished the analysis used. for the calculations
the same book had used before; and lo--and see !
found nv notes in that book.--I recolected now,
that bad put them in place which wished TO
read again. | found that my second ANALYSIS COIN
cided with the first; except that small quantity OF
The sulphuretted hydrogen gas had dissipa'eG, so
that il had some good effect. Sohere, the result of
my labor.
100 fluid ounces ofthe water ofWhile Creek Springs
contain
Sulphuretted hydrogen gas, 1925 cubic inches
Carbonic acid gas, 1922 I" ="
These 100 flued ounces contain so grains of solid
matter which are composed of
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-10-23
MEMPHIS. Tenn !.

MthPHIs, Tenn Anil O.,
DRs' FowLKEs & Portland, GenleIr..u oth 1889.
RECEIVED ,s pour card annou0nr lSs ..sorI
OF the White Creek Springs had sG on o,refiag
season. TO address you on The sui iec, intended last
70 40 so ID time tor your publicaiion w, wv elected
'esl at loss for words to ezpre. NV sha even now
o. 'he medicinal powers oft ost water. "g9 opinion
OF men, 10 not hesitate 10 say ,bs, l0'he use
ard present constitution. was rais , Tow, my lie
and from my infancy affected with .raS a. Nashville,
erai debility My fater, who wa. ' sL and gen.
ge'her with the medical faculty Of N.st Pny'lcian to-
ed o. my cure and in fac' doubted f n. s despair
my be ng raised. Asa last resort he dp,os,eIyof
Try those Springs, Qhen scarcely kDo NC to
was 50 benef ed the first season thai !. b ny which
mer 'esldencf near Them and for ssye,. gu sum.
regularly attended them u,tl va as''Ial sunni ers
ard, repeat, thai TO them owe M, T SEFeIy cned
health. Al! hIe and present
In the practice ofmy profession. FIRTH,
or zen years L nave recommends man Ss, agm
suffering under dernnged liver and otbe patients,
cldept to Southern climate to nv Iou "[ssf' IN.
all Of whom have been much en,f Cd 'Cu. op ng':
them radically cured. L. col cIu,ior anu some Of
that, in diseases OF the liver Cuaneor. "" W. AGO.
Mercurial affections, and Chrcnc Ph nm uis Sse'
not believe your Spings are surpassed. rifsOm'. 90
by any in the Union. V''fualeo,
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-10-23
Respectfully. your friend.
MARK BROWN SAPPINGTON MD

These Springs are situated only eleven mile. north
OF the ciiy Of Nashville, with may be reached WIKI
pleasant facility, at all times ty Steamboat. and
stages; and, from which, the Springs are ofra.v ,s
constant access by stages and other conveyap,e.
June 7, 1889. 6m.
DlREC TORS OF TIE WHITE CREEK SPRING
COMPANY
sol ON Portland, OF Memphis, President.
DAVID I. Sc OFT, of While Creek Spring,
Treasurer and Superintendent.
NJ. ROW. Ely, ofClark vile.
TEoMAs G. JOHNSON, OfMemrhis.
l.. b. M'KEF, Of Men pbis.
PROSPECTUS
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-10-23

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State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-10-23
WIN. NEED.
JAS. NJ. NEWTON.

TER MS:-T'he Southern Reporter is published
every Saturday morning, an imperial sheet, at Eve
dollars per annum il paid III advance, or ven dol
lars afterwards Advertisements inserted at the ust.
al rates.
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-10-23
TPE PHILADELPHIA
SATURDAY CHRONICl E,
ISSUED EVERY SATURDAY MORNING,

ISSUED EVERY SATURDAY WURNINGs
Ts believed to he the most entertaining, amusing
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NO 81 SOUTH SECOND STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-10-23

''T'E Se1 %S.h , benefit ironlthe i. -.
me" i'm agent ii sly z SS Be- usss'
, %mG take pleasure IN iGn,S SGs Ofchror
'"eii 'aVor' my testinota's
'"'MtOMS
ny d. .s R'S" ay b., So A Ssn1 i. Ai H.
mao been afilicted from the ace o .1,et YEAR
IN eruPtiO" Of the skin, wheel - ;ns .. lour months
n.l the whole surface OF the .sia ed Ts
100. was covered with thick con Sn imn hfssS1y
,nneTfd excessively from everv ,nuou' scab ~ 70
KEEP! constantly covered with y, uaiies'ng aIhoHe
u'inhg all the medical aid win uOlh'. ATT,
o9I any good effect, was ipdncaJ ny each v; 70
OF WINE reek Springs, from the 20 he ~,,.a.
Extraordinary case Of disease. call eCtOD oS
Deen cured by them. BY the sdvio1 '',g, bs,%ca
Slans and with careful nurse. ., bis IhyE
Springs. and he remained three US sent bin sa
nome, 'oel, exceP, a small spot on :. lie returned
ana Oh one leg. He returned again a nc o. his arms
o. three weeks, and remained ~. aer an absrr,
lme at the Springs, and then corr con SINE lengt Of
"eH'ano has since continual 80. N a.: nome enGl,
an. D.. BkAtDOt K RIcI,0,
"Drs' Robertson and Sapping,on nMOND
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-10-23
NAsHvrLIE, Tenn, March 26th. 1873,

NAsHvnLE, Tenn, March 26th, 1888.
DR.. Scion Rorldnd
Su-For several year past, have been afflicted
with chronicle disease of my stomach, and have
Suffered much from its usual attendants particular
" loss 9fhppe,lte, temaciaion and debility, and a
most distressing ''sick head ache.'' For relief, !
have resorfed TO the use OF great many approved
remedies; but without appreciate advantage. By
the acvioe of my physician, visited w bite Greek
Springs, about ii miles North of this city, and
found that the of the water of great service
to me: 50 much so, indeed, that have made them
my summer resort almost every year, for many: and
would not for any consideration, be debarred the
use of the water, should again become deceased.
Besides my own case; have known oil ers both
similar to, and differing from mine, greatly benefit
ed, and entirely cured by the water. I would par.
tcularly refer to the cases of sister and my SON,
both ofwbnm derived great benefit from 1.-THE
of my sister, believe. was preserved by its use.
am much pleased to learn that you are impro-
wing and preparing these springs public watering
place. They have long been neglected, aud great
many persons have been kept away from them, be-
cause there we're no accommodation for visiters
Il properly kept they win prove highly valuable 10
invalids, and great public benefit.
take much pleasure in furnishing my testimony
in favor Of these Springs; hoping that others may
visit them AMI derive as much benefit from them as
myself and many of my friends have done.
CATHARINE SCOTT.
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-10-23
NASHVILLE, Tenn. March 26th. 1888

II kUIUtI A1UIlttlIu9
Dear Sir.-Undertaking that you are about pre-
pairing the White Creek Springs az a public water
place, herewith furnish you statement Of q case
Of disease, occurring in my own person. which was
relieved by the use Of waters OF those Springs.
About five years since, become afflicted with adj
ruptiye disease upon several parts OF my
pecialy on my head. With the hope Of relief used
,various remedies, bnt without snccfss. During las.
summer visited White Greek Springs and remained
two weeks dFaEk the water freely, and used the
sulphur hath twice when returned home Entirely
enFed, and have felt no sympton Of the disease since
For several years past 1 have known various per-
sons afflicted with disease, e visit these Springs and
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-01

TNiiE immense and Increasing rop,,.,,.
II these Pills. ~ another proof o. a., ~.
blii'y q tho old adsEe. that truth 4. -,
aad will prevail" other p,ll. sre on, toe,
but Ds. fstcrs' are Pareha,rd snd rrs,.sl -.
recommended us.il ile demand for n.sDt,,,
come elm0st uaiyrtsal-
Dr. fotsss would impress al. feet ypa. 81.
pubic. Wal bis Pii.s pTo not gu,cA rs,l,,...
bat scientific compound o. siu,plei. wh,.,,.
been tde result ~ u,say years ,otens- ana.
ton n protc,sson VA Whish he W.. '...I.
bred, oni beurc -, ss popular With tho t....
iseuiiy a. wl!h ihs geoP'o st large.
O-e 81 DC many pssi.iAr 'ituo. ofthe I,,.
ishir PILLS a. tasI Whit" very powcrlul 81, d.
st'ecp they arc particularly mid snd -e.,.. ..
thoir seton. Usliko the generality n u..
eloSs, shear application 70 never attended -,
nausea sT griv,aI
rstsr.' Ncgsssbie fiis are nov rrssr'-ls,
th7's ono hare had IN OPPORTUNITY g. lee.
upon tass rlsris-, 90 81 iDsstiIos able ggtlic hes,
leg.
Without "a oxoef bon. 10 ags or counity. Z,
ee9isiaa hes sp,es6 with such rspidiiy, s.J
ven sseA gnivsrs,l saGsfsc,ion.
Prepared ~ jns. REiestiy Rs,srs. h u n.
100, LfsrtJ Street. New York Zach boz so.
iaIos 20 Phs Ipies 81 ssoss.
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II C3s0Iogtsc or Reasons
E0R USIS0

DR.. Psirs Celebrated yegsioEle P,gs
lat Roeszse they are exceedingly popslsf.
which sfove' hsa To be eRosedr ~ good
~. because ihey arc composed Of simple.
which have the POWER 60 DO good IN ~ imu.,r,-
nsmosf Of oa'e', without Possessing the myst,
% ,njars In any.
u. Beeso.e ihey are not . Qusck medicine.
bat the seiebtae compound Of a regular ps,,
c,nn. who bs' made Ii. profession The study OF
liz nfs.
sih. Bsesoss ,hey Dre no, unpisAsant 10 t.Le
nor disiTuSsIag 10 rsisio, whiio they are moot
elective 10 operate
9TH Desau'o hoy are recommended IS a
standaii neticlse ~ TO tszuisr fsculu
g hecs.'o ~ keeping the system IN nsir-
rat state q sst,cp, t.eJ cure sialast ev.ty dis
case Sltch NJ human fraus - i,aSls 20
IA Because isty ace eAo.p Nod portable
snl W. r.iAin Al tlVir t.aes IN fsil visos in
n'y climate. ard rf my isus o. 81 hn-
0h. ie-a4t' .ustst'h.th7dia Il.es plie,ty
an r'.itn,-' i'y Hrl 90 q tie ,yovti,,t tsr-
s,tr, reiI-irsI ysaira Aa' ut errh tncsrrrs,
a.. s5.rt4aa isay So "a 8nraIIirK fefs,g,
iDf p.oolrins .vod syTsnss.
lDih. Became IN e..r, of spleen CO ts.Yoa-
iea-y. b' their traii,J iailIeure on Tho excited
siNie 81 the hoi'. t'rY have most happ- II.
foei ~ rce!ainus aud ,sv,x,rst,nE ths mud
li.i. Gccsu'e ,hey ,dset thp,r cure, without
iAc u'lA! attendants q other pi!s. Sickness anu
grpirgs
lsh. Became sS ~sll ~ being "a nnriralicd
pur'lcf q - general = ,tru. they are a so,o-
reign rrr,rsy fur t,rk hca3acbe
ltsA. Bsesu,s iA-y jF.r from tho maior,t,
OF t. il.iacst o. tac ia,t taaI lao more Msy s!e
hnowa TIC w0rs saey are sETESred.
IN Bersuse, - thsis s.,ljes,iaa produce,
10 debility 30 tie sys,nro. they my be ialru
without producing any hfudFunce g. busuVs, or
lhe e'1ii pursuits 81 ever. dsJ hfs.
lJ'A Brcaa'e--srI ih,s foot IS of the utmost
'.n7'S'1acc -iati.s 90 CERTAIN sunst,on u.a,
take 'ar'. COT nnro than tyl or three 81
tuo tcwtrcrp without IN The sltxhtc-t icef,y
recurring ihv hE.ld ~ abe.iion were tho
viriurs az Pf'er, iGsst.mssie pits. cond9ch g.
mss cr-'-nYic caa u'rrr, - w"uld give Them
DECIDED a'saats.s Ds,r ilc t1r'IcInr. fai. ron.
gtitHfs, es - SEQ s.sss - t'.-re mora daasrr ~
po stFTt Se...1,. 90 lev ~l.eh 80 e. y Tep.ciir,
have hee7 d'.-"'c. IS, q 40 enc referred g..
!i'1. al iI'uJ. Vaeatsg they arc acknov-
l"'r.4 tn ~ IN almost ibs,l.thls remedy faT
h,.i.u' Fever. tggs, sod AEuc, Dyspepsia, H.
VtT CONG laHis. irg5'i-~. asthma Hrvp.y
i'tsg'lttis-s. Enlargement - spleen, l.owret.
II >,iut'. Chotc. lie,sioIln, Nausea, Dy.ior-
il'' og ia s.y.aach md uaHei.. Tia;ulcupr.
tl1al4a. Co,i'oacs'. Lose q Appetite. BNtoL-
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io'p'r 81 tie Bowels. uhore a miid but egeo-
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