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State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-10-02
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AND
DEMOCRATIC REVIEW.

Tthas long been apparent 20 many of the reflect
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fained by a large majority Of The people. Discussing
the great questions Of policy before The country. ex-
pounding md a.lgocating the Democratic doctrine
through the most able pens thnI tina: parry can r.
nis, in articles Of greater length, condensed
force more Ella borafe research, and more elevated
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State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-10-02
WHITE CREEK SULPHER SPRINGS.
ELEVEN MILES NORTH OF NASHVILLE.
TENNE2EEE

NTHE "Company," owning these springs, an
IN norice. TO the public, that they will be ready for
the reception ofvisitors by the middle Of may next.
This is the second season, which, the present pTo.
pretors have had the pleasure to offer the advanta.
ges of these valuable waters, 70 the Western
INVALID and the many attractions of their favorable
positions to all who feel the necessity or inclination
OF summer retreat. Last season, was their first
attempt at public accommodation; and owing to
their nexpefence, and their limited and unfinished
condition of their buildings and other Hxtnres they
are sensible of having fallen much below their own
desire to promote the comfort and convenience of
thor numerous visite.s To those yisiters they feel
grateful, for the general expression Of satsfacion at
the accommodations furnshed,-a satisfaction resul-
ting more from knowledge OF the exertions made by
by the superintendent, to overcome the difficulties
which surrounded the commencement of an arduou
und Hrtaking. than fIom any great excellence of the
accommoda lions themselves.
The uncomfortable experience Of the last season,
and more time for preparation, have conspired TO
place the Springs. this season. ID avery superior con.
diton. All the buildings, which were in procress
last year, have been well fnished-addisionaI ones
have been made--the Enclosures and grounds have
been extended, remodeled and greatly i1npfoyed,--
the several FOUNTAINS havcI been aaatefuhV fitted
up and arranged,- -exteneive and convenient Bath
houses erected--conveniont arrangements for gym.
naslc exercises particularly for Ladies', have been
made, and every other steps taken 10 provide In eve
~ department Of the whole establishment foP the en-
terfainment ofvistoFs whether 10 sickness health
in manner atonce substantial comfortable and ell
cgant
70 those who patronized he establishment, last
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- Agents for Mississippi--A. MARsHALK,
Natchez.
Baltimore January I, 1889.
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State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-10-02
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A weekly newspaper published in The town OF
Grenada, Yalobnsha Comfy, Mississippi.
The undersigned have commenced the pubiica-
ton of new paper, with the above title, in the town
OF Grenada. Inita politics the Reporter will be de-
cidcdly Democratic Republican. !, will support
the reelection of Martin Van Buren,, as President
of the United States, and oppose the election ci
Henry Clay. or any other Wing candidate I,
will support the reelection Of the present able and
worthy Chief Magistrate OF Mississippi, ALFXAN-
DEP G. McNUTT, ard viii oppose the policy OF
the Union Bank in issnlng Post notes, dealing in
Cotton, and not establishing the Branches,-as the
law required and the public interests demanded. 1t
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nj do Justice such moneyed institutions as faith-
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THE MERIC AN MI S E u N
] OF LITERATURE AND THE ARTS.

A MONTHLY MAG AGINE, FMBELLlsHED WITH STEEL PoR
y TRAITS.
+ On the first Of January, 1889, was commenced the
second volume Of the American Museum of Litera-
ture and the arts. This magazine is depository
OF papers in the Eafous departments of Literature,
Science, and the Arts, calculated alike to instruct
profit, and please the readen-As utility is the char
acteristic of the age the Museum contains articles
Of lid interest upon Science, Literature, History,
Biography: and Morals Reviews and literary
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sing tales, criticisms upon the fine arts, legends.
Sketches OF traye literary and scientific intelligence
andpoetry Of superior order.
Thesrery favorable reception which the work has
met from the press and the public has justified the
proprietors IN making liberal arrangements for con-
fributions to the second volume; and they have ac-
ceraiugly made large additions to their corps
lar contributors. In .he January lumber viii be.
found original papers from the following popular
Rev. DR.. Bessely, Rev. ! G. Morris. Rev. ]. II
Clinch. David Hoffman, Esq, W. G. simms
Charles West Thompson, r. R. Holland, IL T..
Tuckemap. B. A. Poe. Professor Fisher, OF The Uni
veFsiiy Of Maryland. Professor Foreman, W. b
IIsappap, Mrs sigonrncy, Miss. q, 8. Gonld, Mrs.
tiers OF known ability have contributed to the work
and will continue TO airisis.
IN this number g the COMMENCEMENT Of series &
"Italian sketchea hya gsntlemen Of taste am
scholarship who has been sojnurfng infhat clas>i
country. Besides these, the future numlers Of ~
Museum win contain articles rom distinguish
lIhongh We are IA more anxion
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-10-02

You may observe that have taken no account
Of the water Of cTystaIization, which, in the sui
pilates of Magnesia and Soda Is pretty considerable.
The sulphate of Soda contains SIS per cent. and the
sulphate of Magnesia A per cent of WATER 90 that
the Is grains Of Sulphate of Magnesa, are equal
to 81 grains EPSON SALT and the 10 grains of sui
phate of Soda equal to Is l2 grains of gauber salts
Saltof the shops.
AN convinced by experience that this water is
very beneficial in Liver complaints and cutaneous
diseases.-Some years ago Mrs. T. suffered much
from these malades and after having spent about a
fortnight al the springs, she returned, completely
restored to health, ana has been well since. I do
not believe that these saIutary effects are atributa-
bic to the saline constitnents-the sulphuretted n.y.
drogen and carbonic acid gases. In this respect
it is similar to the renowned waters Of Harrowgate
and Cheltenham, in England. ] am glad TO learn
thatyou have SO far succeeded in your undertaking
aud hope you will be soon able to realize your ex-
pettations IN full
Respectfully yOur Ob't servant.
G. TROOST.
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-10-02
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raar. an invitatIon . given y com. =.

rear, m invitation p given ~ come asaiD 81
ii q enIty &c eeIIeat winch have been
,sa Il, minister 10 heir comforts, and an assurance
sliaf they will receive welcome which can hardly
fail to please To those who have not yet visited Il,
IN Invitation il tendeesd for their company in the
cOnideni hope that none viii go away dissatisfied.
The proprietofs believe, that no springs in the
United Siates. possesses more of The valuable ele.
ments of great Watering Place, than theirs nor
greater advantages in point Of geographical and So
cal position romantic beauty of scenery genial
lubrfty Of atmosphere, and, most important STILL Of
variety and strength ofmineral properties and med-
cnal virtue And under this belief, they are deter
mined TO devote such time, MEANS and exertions TO
their improvement, as shall render them valuable
public improvement an ornament to the State Of Ten.
nessee, most desirable rendezvous and summer re-
treat for the South estern cOunFy--and altogeth
er commensurate in beauty of appearance, extent
and quality of accommodation, with the unrivalled
virtues of their aters.
To those who are not acquainted with the chemi.
cal and medicinal qualities of the waters Of White
Creek Springs, the proprieors commend the Perusal
of the following letters, from persons whose position
in the scientif and social world commands for them
the intire respect and confidence Ofall
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-10-02
JAS. NJ. NEWTON.

TERAfS;-The Southern Reporter Is published
very Saturday mornings an imperial sheet, at Eve
lars afterwards Advertisements inserted al the usu
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-10-02
Letter from PrcftssOr ITOOst.
NAsHUILt. Tenn. Fee. 9TH, rs

NAshVAAAtS ENNs = 3D. ttti, 1000
SoLoN BoRLAND. N. d.
Dear Sir:--I have received yours Of January
Goth. should have sent sooner, the result of my
investigations the mineral water of White Creek
Springs had not, by some accident, been obliged 10
repeat my labors. ! commenced the analysis Of
that water, together with two other sulphuretted
tiers, and marked my results three different papers,
the two mentioned waters were given to me by
two members of our Legislature, and during the
time, was transcribing and calculating these re-
sults misIaid the notes which l had kept of the
White Greek water--I could find it no where. so
was obliged to recommence. When, last week,
had finished the analysis used, for the calculations
the same book had used before; and lo--and see!
found my notes in that book recolleced now,
that had put them in place which wished TO
read again. l found that my second analysis COIN
cided with the first; except that small quantity OF
the sulphuretted hydrogen gas had dissipateG, so
that il had some good effect. Sohere, the result OF
my labor.
100 fluid ounces ofthe water ofWhi.e Creek Springs
contain
sulphure'ted hydrogen gas, 3l,25 cubic inches
CaFbOnic acid gas, 29,32 I"
These 100 fued ounces, contain 80 grains of solid
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-10-02

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Letter from Dr.. Robertson.

NASHVILLE, Tenn. Dec. 18th, 1889.
Doctors Fowlkes & Borsnd,
Gentlemen--Y Yours of the 18th inst. was handed
me on the 9th, and embrace the first opportunity
of attending to its contents. The White Creek
Springs in this vicinity have long been celebrated
for their medicinal qualities, and been, annu-
ally, the resort ofpersons IN had health The very
limited means of accommoda ting visitors at the
place, has however; prevented general resort, and
driven hundreds 10 other places, who would gladly
have attended White creek Springs. Chronic dieea-
ses of almost every description, within the reach
OF remedies, have been. in part wholly, removed
by them. The very great variety IN the qualities Of
the water Of the Springs az the spot and in the inn
mediate neighborhood, gives this place very deci-
ded advantage most Watering Places. Their
situation. in broken healthy part of the country,
and only eLeUen miles from Nashville, are circum.
stances of much Importance. AS before observed,
they have been beneficial to persons in almost eve
~ variety of chronic disease; but in those Of 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 what have said, need hardly state that these
waters exert a very beneficial influence over the
mercuraI disease; and act very decidedly in restor-
ing the broken mp constitutions Of Southern vaetu-
dinarans, who have been handled with equal sever.
ity by disease and doctor.
Hoping and believing, Gentlemen, that your enc
teFprve will result 10 great and abiding benefit to
yourselves and the public.
remain yours, very respectfully,
FELIX ROBERTSON.
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-10-02
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State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-10-02
NAsHvILLE. Tenn. March 06th, 1883.
Dr. Scion Borland,

Dear SiT:-undersakiug that you are about pre-.
pairing me White Greek Springs 80 apublip water
place. herewith furnish you q statement 81 ease
of disease, occurring 10 my own person, which was
relieved By the use fhe waters Of those Spring.
About I've years since, become Afflicted with adj
Fuptiye disease upon several parts OF my body-es.
peei4lly On my head. With che hope offelief used
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-10-02
NASHVILLE. Tenn. March oGth. 1893

NASHVILLE, 1enn., Maren SetnS 1000
DR.. Scion Borland,
SiT-For several yeaIs past, have been afflicted
with chronicle disease of my stomach, and have
Suffered much from its usual attendants: particular
" loss 1fappetite, emaciation and debility, and
most distressing ''sick head ache" For relief,
have resorted TO the use Of great many approved
remedies: but without appreciable advantage. BY
the advice of my physician, I visited White Creek
Springs, about II miles North Of this city, and
found that the use Of the water was Of great service
to me: so much 50, indeed, that / have made them
my summer resort almost every year, for many: and
would not for any consideration, be deharTed the
use Of the water, should again become deceased.
Besides my own case; have known others both
similar to- and differing from mine, greatly benefit
ed, and entirely cured BY the water. would par
ticulary refer to the cases of sister and my son,
both ofwhom derived great benefit from it.--The
of my sister, believe, was preserved BY its use.
am much pleased TO learn that lou are impTo-
wing and prepasng these springs public watering
place. They have long been neglected, and great
many persons have been kept away from them, be-
cause there were no accommodation for tisiters
properly kept, they win provehighly valuable 70
nyalids, and great public benefit.
Ttake much pleasure in furnishing my testimony
in favor Of these Springs; hoping that Others NAV
visit them and derive much benefit from them As
myself and many my friends have done.
CATHARINE SCOTT.
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Ia4F OFFAToS LIFE NHe--9EAhl-
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