The Express.
London, England, 1864-06-07 00:00:00

BATHE of HOMBURG, near Frankfort-on-the •
kiln.—.bummer Seams 1864.—The SILYERAL WATERS
of HOMBURG. as evidenced by the analysis of the celebrated
Professor Mehl& are stimulant, tonic. alterative. and sprier,.
They are of admirable service is removing disorders of the Us
mach and other intestines. They Simulate these organs when
the abdominal cireshition if defective, assist the processes of se-
elution. and give a healthful mettlanty to the ortham of
nutrition and thalmilation. They are powerful rem..
dial agents in cases of enlargement of the liver, lo affections 0,
the spleen. In hypochondria, Jaundice. hereorrholdal glossae, and
obstinate conslostion. In cares of goat and all other affections
produced 14 inefficiency of the digestive fund ona, the most happy
walla have been obtained from them. The efficacy of the
waters is more especially recognised by those who drink them
at thair source : for then, she invigorating air of the mountains,
lb* gaiety of the surroandine scene, and pe! feet abstraction
from the cares of the world, contra to assisting the action of the
• medicinal beverage. The namgalikent casino, which la the beauty
of Its architecture, the Judicious distribution of its apartments,
and the richness of ita decorations, turps...seven other edifice at
the kind on the banks of the Rhin, contain. saloons for hatband
wafters. maim foe the gamine( Trinteet Quartile and Roulette ;
the former Is played with the ball Refill, and the latter with
one Zero the daily vesture of the bank at the Trente et Qua-
rank table is fixed at twelve thousand pounds, and the maxi-
mum stake is four hundred and eighty pounds. Anions the other
attractions may be mentioned a large and comfo table reading.
room. liberally tarnished with German, Preach, English,
Rasalas, Belgian. and Desch Journals: • coffee-room in the
Olthepic style of decoration: a divan, for the enjoyment of •
cigar. opening on to a Sue terrace paved with asphalts ;
• grand dining-ream, where there Is • table d'hdte t
la Francais, twice a day, at 1 and • o'clock, under
the superintesJeuce of the celebrated It. Claret, of
Faris, who is the lessee of the retreassent department
of the Sorbets. An "wettest orchestra, umbering forty ills-
tiuguithed musicians, performs three times • day ; In the morn.
log at the Wells In the afternoon In the beautiful gardens of the
Casino, and In the evening Is the grand ball-worn. Tin new
railway has almost brought Homburg Baths to the outskirts
of Frankfort. There see eighteen trains a day, to or fro, the
last as late as Ilackak. As the journey wimples only hall an
hour, the assasemesta of Frankfort are within easy rash.
Visits' Is flosabieg .ay get to Brussels In twelve boon, to
Harlin In :Moen, to Parts in sixteen, and to London is twang-
fear, ° excellent la the Luba-communication by rill,

MR. ELTON F. TEMPLEMORE having
recently recovered from severe indiepreition, and =
during that Urns been compelled to submit to coon. of
treatment applicable to the inmate, and latterly from ow.
mania, by the advice of the neediest profusion. begs respectfully
to Inform these that be sill he happy to explain personally the
complicated structure of the IV EX% °US SVATILM, and cotenant
sheen the eyseptome ham been ralaundeestood, and the rolatake
made by the Indiscrimination of the faculty.
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