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State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-08-13
Letter fran Dr.. RO6eYtsoa.
NAaHviIJE Tenn nar 1sth fa2o

NASHVILLE. Tenn. Dec. 18th, 1882
Doctors Fowlkes g. BorIand,
Genttemen- Yours Of the 9TH inst. was handed
me on the 9th, and embrace the frst opportunity
OF attending to its contents. The White Creek
Springs, in this vicinity have long been celebrated
for their medicinal qualities, and have BEEN annu.
ally, the resort Of persons in bad health The very
hnted means Of accommodating visiters at the
place. has however; prevented geHsT0l resort, and
driven hundreds 10 other places, who would gladly
have attended White Greek Springs Chronic iipea.
ses OF almost every description, within the reach
OF remedies, have been. in part or wholly, removed
ny thems The very great variety iu the qualities Of
the water OF the Springs at the spot, and in the i'm.
mediate neighborhood, gives THE place very deci-
ded advantage over most Watering Places Their
situation, IN broken, healthy part Of the country,
and only eteven miles from Na1hvilleA are circum-
stances of much appearances. Az before observed.
they have been beneficial 10 persons, in almost eva
~ variety of chronic disease; but In those oc the
stomach and bowels the skin and the eladular sys.
tenn, their beneficial effect is very decided.
W1th ample means of accommodation. have mn
doubt, that they would deserve such rank. Az
ter what have said need hardly state. that these
waters exert very beneficial influence over ,ha
meFcurial diseases and act very decidedly In reso
ing The broken mp constitutions of Southern yaletu
dinaranss who have been handled with equal Sever.
ity by disease and doctor. s
Hoping and believing, Gentlemen, that yuuf an.
terprive will result in great and abiding benefit 60
yourselves and HE public
remain yours, very respectfully,
FELIX ROBERTSON,
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$500, Respectfully, your friend
MARK BROWN SGPPIScT'N ,
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). NA.ay1ln, Penn, March asth, lsss.

DIR. Scion Borland.
Ssv-For several yes Is past. have been afflicted
with chronicle disease Of ny stomach. and have
suffered much from its usual attendants rarticular
y tess ofaPpeiites emaciaiion and debility. and :
most distressing ssick head ache.n For relief I
nave resorfed to the use ofa gtea, many approved
remedies; but without appreciahle advants9e. Nv
The afgice Of my physician, visited White Creek
SpilngA about II miles North Of this city. and
found that the use Of the water was of great service
to me: 20 much so, indeed, that have made them
my SUMMER resort almost every year, Tor MANY, md
would not for any consideration, b dsbarred tie
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 bar.
tlculaFiy refer to the rases OF sster and my SON.
both q whom derived great benefit from 1.-THE
ilfe OF my sister, believe was preserved BY itg use
! am much pleased to learn that YOU are imnFo.
sng and preparing these springs aS public watering
place. They have long been neglected, and ryeas
many persons have been kept away from them. be-
cause there were no accommodation for visiters
properly KEPT, they win prove highly valuable 10
nvalIdss and great public benefit
Lake much pleasure in furnishing nv testimony
IN favor OF these Springs; hoping that Others nav
visit them and derive az much benefit from them -
myself and many ofmy friends have done.
CATHARINE SCOTT.
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-08-13
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State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-08-13

You may observe that have taken no account
Of the water Of capitalization, which, in the sal
pilates OF Magnesa and Soda i pretty considerable.
The sulphate Of Soda contains IS per cent and the
sulphate of MagBeSa ~ per cent of water 90 that
the Is grains of Sulphate OF Magnesa, are equal
to a grains Of Epson salt and the l2grains Of sui.
Phete OF Soda equaitO le 12 grains of gaubsr salts
Salt Of the shops.
ana convinced by experience that this water i
very beneficial in Liver complaints and cutaneOui
diseases!-Some years ago Mrs. r. suffered much
from these maladies and after having spent about
fortnight at the springs. she returned, completely
restored 70 health, ana has been well since. I do
NOT believe that these salgtary effects ere attributa-
bic to the saline constitnents-the sulphuretted ny.
dfogen and carbOnic acid gases. In this respect
Il is similar to the renowned waters of Harrowgate
and Cheltenham, in England. I am glad TO learn
that you have far succeeded in your undertaking
and hope you will be SOM ahle to reaIiEs your ex-
pectatiOns in full.
Respectfully your ob't servant,
G. TROOST
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-08-13

summer l visited Vb VIZ .slIIaout soe.. 49,
.w Y, weeks--I dr,tIe@ ~ Otssk D.
sulphur bath twir ,,- ne Y, watI. s..sll y
cured, and have IsIt !, ~aen rslss. Y q
cons. sfss;c,.iy eas. ear. Pas hpssa q d N
derive much b s1'a atissaas' q IS. v,
,,It believe the.s sprin r " \. Y. q NJ
medicinal agent, Il , mss 2 b ys,' osin
g take pleasure i N.Y. y Kind. ~ vala
theiF favor. " lufniihiDv Sa'en,
fsR:'SssS.
~, IT - Kowley; Dear Sir l1 1saa; Apl..
= ny son, then between tvo A 9 ithiirt,~
nae been afflicted from q. ana tArss !. lsa
an eruption Of the skin. ~, 'de sge Of oOi,saa
Until the whole surfscs" y !, Increase
700. was covered with th;. Sae skin, ~.
kent c - ssace;slvey from ever, rVu.lnOe
~. constantly covered win Y, dIsaO y
tanning all the medical s siS1 20 q slosI
on, any good effect, / wa 49, ~, within ~ "
OF white Creek Springs. r,os ua y d tnSN
extraordinary case Of d;. "On the TscOIss
been cured by them. r. \ called en-
Snr;o,,,. ana I with careful nurse evyos u
sSpnDgs, and be remained thrs. I'll 'eOIhh H.
nome, '0eIt, except small am, w "
ana on one Veg. He returned H. |. ~ OnsOR
q hree weeks, and remained y. ~ are 80
time At the Springs, and tb SG .as 'a@ ~
wei, and has Since continusa e !. cone k,u'
'DtS' Robertson and sappiDS,Ooa. SCAon
~. MLhRMS, Tenn. A..
OAs. rowLKEs & BoRLAND. Cs0t pm SAh
received pour card, annoUn;r. n mail
Of the White Creek Spring. Te 'ecOs
season, to address you on n. a.. aad hls 3
% 90 90 10 Tune for your publir,tt's01 o9 hi
7, ! teeI at q loss for words to eTn,s. : 'AaNs,
I Of the medicinal powers Of tbo,s =! y hlgh
OF them, ! do not hesitate IA SAL , q To-
and present constitution. w, aA iOV. m
and from my infancy affected MA uEsc
eral debility. My father. WI" -. 'e'oh ID
ge'her with the medical faculty Of N,s lidSS
ed Of nv cure, and, in fact, do1bI.S y ts1S
my be Eg raised. As last re1or, y ~ uatS |.
Try tbose Springs. (then scarcely ISa . ''ssa
was 90 benefited the first season ,1s,s Viii
mer residence near them, and +, =. !. y bull,
regularly attended them, until ! zen %''iI saas
and, repeat that TO them ! owe nv r. n; a.
In The practice ofmy profession Ga
lUf ten years, ! have recommenS.rs oIas AaS
snHering under deranged liver NJ ma. NAM Pts
IcLdeDt TO q Southern innate. n :, SN'' ''ss
leu Of whom have been much b.Ues,,Ey you ~, SFD
them radically cured. In cODeIn'o,. a1a 20
mat IN diseases Of the Liver, Cu,sns s :. .
Mercurlal affectiOns, and Chrome pr Ia " tal
mot believe your Springs are surua,s.S Su by
Eby any in the UAion. W'Sui
$500 Respectfully, your friend
MARK BROWN SAPPINCTN y
TheSe Springs are situated oDIv elan, =,
Of the city Of Nashville, which NAV 4, I'm. ''.
pleasant facility. at ali times. Nv Ste,~S. y.
stages; and, from which, the Suring, An oC".
constant access, ~ stages and other rouv., :,
juno 7, 1889. 6m. ''"'''u
DIRECTORS OF THE WHITE CPEFy 90,
COMPANY. y
! SCION BORLAND, of MemUbi, p,,,,,
DAVID T 81 OFT, of Wbits Cra,I !.
TREAsuRER and Superintendent. 7
/ IA. ROWLEY, of Clarksvile.
i THOMAS g. JOHNSON, Of Meuphi,
II. b. NIKE, Of Memphis,
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vea1 an invitation d given - come again, and wit
neoe and enjoy the improvements which have been
made % minister % their comforts, and an assurance
that they win receive 9 welcome which can hardly
al 10 please TO those who have not yet visited Il
IN invitation y rendered for their company, in the
con6deng hope that none win 20 away dissatisfied.
The pfoprietorBs believe, that no springs ia the
United States, pOssesBes more Of the vaInabls ele.
mentD ofa great Watering klace, than theirs; nor
greater advantages point Of geographical and 90.
caI position, romantic beauty Of scenery, genial q.
lubrity Of atmosphere and, most important STILL OF
variety and strength Of mineral properties, and med
cnal virtne. And under this belief they are deter.
mined 70 devote such time, means, and exeFtions to
their improvement, a. shall render them valuable
public improvement, an ornament to the State Of Ten.
nessee, most desirable rendezvous and summer re-.
treat for the South egtern cOuntfy-and altogeth.
- commensurate u beauty Of appearance, extent
and quality Of accommodation, with The unriyalIed
vigtnes Of their waters.
cal and medicinal qualities Of the waters IF White
Creek Springs the pFOprietOrs commend the peruSal
Of TIE following letters, from persona whose position
IN the Dcienih and social world, commands for them
the intire respect and confidence Of all
Letter from Psgessoy TpOst
/ NAsHvIIxE, ] ENH, Frs. Tth 1888.
| SOLCN BoALAND, n D. q
Dear Siss-I have received yours Of January
SOth tahould have semi sooner, the result of my
investigations the mineral water of White Greek
Springs had Inot BY some accident, been obliged
repeat my labOn. / commenced the analysis Of
that water, tugetherwith two other suphuretted wa
tiers, and marked my results Oh three different papers,
1.-the two mentioned waters were given 20 me by
two members Of ar Legislature, and during the
time, was tTanscribing and calculating these 70
suitS. misiaid the notes which had kept Of the
White Creek Water--I could find il no where: so
was Obliged 70 recommeDce. When, lasl week, 7
had finished the analysis, used for the calculations
the same book had used before; and lo-and Gee !!
i found my notes in that book Iecollccied now,
that had put them in place which wished to
read again found that my second analysis CON-
cided with the frst except that small quantity OF
the salphuretled hydrogen gas had dissipated, so
that Il had some good effect Sohere, The result Of
my labor.
100 fid ounces Ofths water of While cresk Springs
/ contain
| Suiphuretted hydrogen gsS, 3l,25 cubic inches
CaFbOnic acid gas, 1892
These 100 fued ounces, contain 80 grains Of solid
matter which are composed Of
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BENZ. MATTHIAS.
The Business Department superinsended Dy = II
TAYLOR.
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-08-13
NAaHyllLE. Tenn. March 2e,h. lsas

! Dr. Scion Borland,
Dear SIR Undertaking. that you are about pre.
pairing che White Greek Springs q public water
place. herewith furnish Jon statement az ) case
relieved b. the use Ofthe waters 81 thors Sn,;rs.
About dvo years sinee, become afiicted With adj.
eruptlse disease upon several paris Or NV bodves
Peclally On ny head. With the hope 81 relief used
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-08-13
THE STATUTES OF MISSISSIPPI !,

The subscribers propose to Publssn ~ q seussl
he Statutes Of Mississippi, now u iOf9s' :
character. y, ..s.,sn,s
They will Be bound in two volumes T,or, sn
to The decisions or the High Cour. = n obj
Appeals, and the decisions OF sne oou''
States upon similar Statuies -. - Januag
-, ~ /" = : "-''' e. p. SMITH ,,ovvaRp
49, VOLNEY 3. hO""
jackson, march l. 1889.
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Ter IA. yak .na.ns Fr.d4y srtnips, Ne, 81


FROM rHE BALTIMORE ANrkicAN.
BEEF.--There has been . supply Of Beef on
The hoOf IN market ihls week. bat IN concurrence
Of the high prices asked. none have been taken
by the butchers, with the exception of one small
lot which vas bought by AZ individual at n pricc
not made public The balance o; What VAS IN
market has been driven 10 pasture m lhe vicinity
OF Philadelphia.
LIVE HOGS are selling at 80 - por loo lbs.
FlSI--Atout 9J0 hAirsi, N1rih Carolina
Shld reached the market ibis week, aud sold
readily asSoon a. landed At SlI per barrel, cash
Limited sales OF Su,qurhluGah Shad at SII ~
10 sl2- sales Of licrnucs were made early m
ihe wcca AZ - . Per barrel, bat >.ucy then there
has been very lii,k demand. aud sales have
bcca made al - -, which rate = asked TODAY
bv most OF the holders. O;her descriptions oi
fish are totally neglected Tho inspections oi
the week comprise 999 barrel, :aad aud ,lUi
barrels and Isl half barrels IIcTunss.
FLoCR.-ln the early part of the week. sales
from stores we're made At SO as TO Sc s7i, and
subsequently, at Sc IS. Yesterday n sale va,
made AT 81 GA, but NE find that to-day holders
are very generally asking Sc IS. The receipt
Price ranges from SO 30 to SO GA with fair re-
ce,p,s.
CRY Nuts FLorR-Somc sales were made
~everal days ago Al 8. -, and sales Of 6DO halt
hatIels have teen made at s. GA per pair, fol
extra quality. The stock Is very light
ScsarrH.NSsu FLoVs.-The last sales oi
which wc are advised were At 50, and holder,
now ask that price.
Inspectors Vi the week GG9, barrels Az hall
barrels.
wIIEAT.-Thc sales of small parcels Of Nd
rcd wheat which have been IN market within
two or three DAYS, have been at FL - Ia 81 IT
Ter bushcl for lIir in very good. To bring n,
latter pricr the quality must really bc very good
Sales of 1000 bushels Western, received by way
OF New Orleans, ~ Il j.
CORN.-Salcs cf white early IN the week n
- 10 - cents, bat more recently at II to :.
cents, AMI We q,oic the latter rates to-day. Sal,
of yellow Throughout, the week At - 10 80 cents
sales 81 Virginia mixed at - To : I cents
EiE.--A small parcel Of ordinary Nd. wa
sold Yesterday At 81. The Article IS scarce at
much wan,ei, and larger PafceiS OF good quaiit
would nov command, perhaps, 10 cent.
oATS.-Wr quote Md. - 40 10 L. ceals, AT
Virginia al ~ to - cents.
PLASTER cargo Was sold ths week \
50 -, which y Al advance on former prices.
BACON.-Thcrc las been quite 4 good Dc
mand for Bacon dgrIng the week, aud sales ~
considerable extent have been made. W. not
sale of a large lot Of prime Western, a>Sorte,
at II cents. We quote At IL cents Tor PRIME
and at II cents for inferior. sale Of W cSicr
Hams at ia cents. Baltimore carel assorted
held AZ IL cents, and prime Hams a, H. cents.
WlilSNEG.-Ih market IS without AMIN,
ton, and rTIcrS have been uniturm thr1ushot
the week at 80 cents for hossheaGS aud - cent
for barrels. The wagon prcc OF barrels j. }
cents, exclusive OF the barrel
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belonging 10 the heirs OF Henry lIesu,, deed,
TO VIZ:
ONE FARM, lying mile South Of Charles.
town, containing about la acres OF prinie Lane
stone land. m hish ,ts,e Of cultivation, with
toierablc Improvements, aud a never fa!lins
sprIng OF water near tho house
Also, A TRACT OF LAND one isilo North
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lot ia the vicinity Of ChaGc,tosn. II "a well
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house, or a large r'iv4ic f-uils a further de-
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View the property.
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&c w-.." known ~ a., daN OF ale
ANY fu-ihor affirmation can be- had nv april
cation - Ihe subscriber, hNiuy ~ Charlc.toNu
CHARLES u. STEWART,
May .. lr79. IL i,c Heir,