The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-07-31
DIBRELL'S COR. DAGGER'S) WHITE SUI
PHUR SPRINGS,

TN the county Of Botetourt, Virginia, the Turn
i pike leading from Lynchburg TO the White Sui
phur and other Virginia Springs and nearly equ'-
distant between Lynchburg and Lewisburg, are again
ready for the reception of company. they are neatly
and extensively improved and afford excellent ac-
commodalions for 200 persons. Those who visit them
will find good table, well trained and attentive ser
wants first music oblgng host, with active and
competent assistants and moderate charges. The in
creasng reputation Of the water and the facility with
which the place may be reached have, for the last
three years trebed the number Of visiters-Fifteen
hundred persons visited these springs last season LOT
the benefit of the water.
Members Of Congress and others from the West
and Southwest who have never seen this place, are
respectfully recommended to take this route on their
return home. To the people Of Eastern Virginia, and
all from the North and ELSEWHERE who pass through
Richmond their way TO the Virginia watering
places, the more distant West, beg leave TO re-
commend the beautiful Packet Boats OF Messrs Boyd,
Edmund g. Co, as furnishing the safest and most
agreeable mode of conveyance to Lynchburg from
which place the travelling is performed IN excellent
Coaches good turnpike, afording successive
and highly interesting views OF James River and the
Blue Ridge Canal along the Balcony Falls, and pass
ing directly the Natural Bridge and by Dibrells
to the White Sulphur-And be IL remembered, that
on this route there is no might travelling IN the
Stages They leave Lynchburg at 4 o'clock IN the
morning. breakfast at Eagles Eyre dine al the MAUI
raj Bridge and arrive Dbrells Springs by sun
set--leave Dibreli's Springs next morning after
breakfast, dine at Callaghans and arrive at Lewis
burg before dark dropping at the White Sulphur
before sunset all who may desire to stop there
Two lines OF Stages Conc of them daily line) pass
the Natural Bridge and Dbrells Spring, and those
who wish to stop at the latter place can do so with
a certainty of resuming their journey at any hour
they may desire.
The following analysis of the water of DibreTs
Springs by Professor Rogers of the University of
Virginia, will show their valuable properties
SOLID INGREDIENTS
Carbonate of Soda Chloride of Potassium
Suphae of Soda, Carbonate OF Lime,
Chloride of Sodium, Organic Matter contain
Carbonate of Magnesia, ing Nitrogen,
Per Oxide of lron Carbonate OF Ammonia.
Silica, dissolved,
GASEOUS INGREDIENTS.
Sulphurretted Hydrogen, Nitrogen.
For the information of those at distance, the test
monals of distinguished medical gentlemen have
heretofore been published. and letter from DR. Bar
ton, a highly intelligent physician, is annexed
"In reply to your inquiries relative to my personal
experience of the medicinal virtues OF the waters OF
Dibres Springs it gives me pleasure to state, that |
have invariably received decided benefit from their use
in my case, Dyspepsia connected with torpid
state of the liver; and both from experience and OBJ
serva,on should feel great confidence in recommend
ING them all similar aflectonslndeed, IN all those
cases denomnated bilious, but which In fact arise
generally from ndoent state of the liver and
defective secretion of bile, and which are often united
with a defective acton OF the whole ChyiopHticVisce
ra should feel the utmost confidence IN recommend
inu them-ln many instances, after drinking this
water few days have seen powerful influence on
the Bowels, the Kidneys and the Skin. In con
nexion however, with the medicinal properties OF the
water and the purity OF your atmosphere It would be
doing injustice to your table, not say that on every
thing NAV be found which Physician would be dis
posed to recommend to a valetudinarian."
The undersigned respectfully invites his old friends
and Others to call and him, believing as he con-
scen,iousy does that there is no watering place IN
Virginia, presenting greater inducements TO those IN
pursuit of health or pleasure.
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