The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-07-27


which prevent it's sdecomrost and preserve tie
article equally pure when t, ken at the Springs
JAMES R. NlcKAlN.
May 25. ~
a-fThe following are taken from great number
Of certificates of its efficacy
Extract of letter from Mr.. Henry Clay, dated
Ashland, Ky, Jan. !, ls4l.
Dear sir,--At the request of an apothecary in
Lexington, Ky. write TO gain some information
about your invaluable mineral water. He wishes to
obtain usnppy to keep on SALE few dozen bot
ties, which obtained at Louisville, have contribu
ted more to restore my health than all the medicine
and advice | have taken for the last fifteen years,
during which time have suffered much from dys-
pepsia and soro mouth. Yours respectfully,
HENRY CLAY, Jun.
Mr.. Calwel.
From the Hon. F. w. Pickons, Member of Con-
gross from South Carolina.
Dear sr,-I received yours in relation to the trans
ported White Sulphur Water. ! used it last spring,
and found it very fine. 1t seems to me to be fully
as rood as aohen used at the Springs. l am salts
fed it can be brought into general use, and will bo
found Of great service.
Yours very respectfully,
F. w. PICKENS.
From the Hon. ]. X. PauldDg, Secretary of the
Navy.
Washington Sd Dec. 1910.
Gentlcmcn-Owing to the benefit received from
nv visit to the White Sulphur Springs last sum-
mer, have not yet had occasion to drink any Of
the water YOU sent me; but having, on more than
one occasion, used it it came to this place in bot
Ties, am of opinion. if carefully put up, that it
undcrgoes little if any deterioration or change in its
qualities or effcts.
You friend and servant
KPAULDING.
Messrs VIM. B. Calwell & Co.
From DR.. Wilson.
"For the last twelve or thirteen years have re-
sided in the nciglborhood of the White Sulphur
Springs, and have had frequent opportunities oi
observing the beneficial effects Of waters, when re-
moved from the spring in bottles and barrels.
The aatire properties of This u0ater depend upon
the SALINE INGREDIENTS which it contains. In cor
roboratinn of thi opinion, state that have known
individuals in this place use the water after it had
been kept in barrels for twelve months, and after it
appeared to have parted with all most of its vola
tile properties, and that it acted US promptly and
efficiently as when used at the spring.
HUGH WILSON, NJ. D.
Lewisburg, March 9th, 1889,
From the Rev. WIN. S Pumer, D D. Editor Of
the Watchman Of the South
The Subscriber has had considerable opportunity
of testing the value of the White Sulphur Water
when brought to Richmond. He has used it in his
family tho last summer and the present, and is hap
py to be able 10 say, that il has been as valuable IN
this way as visit to the fountain would probably
have been.
WILLIAM S. PLUMER.
Richmond, 30lh June, lS40
The same gentleman, in the "Wutchman of theI
South" of the 23d July, remarks. "Thc Editor of
this paper has used the White Sulphur Water free
ly, in his family, and has doubt Of its efficacy
being great in ordinary cases. Taking into con-
sderation the comforts of home, he would, in ordi-
nary cases. prefer the Of the water in casks TO
a visit to the White Sulphur Springs. The
good effects Of the Dater brought in casks TO Rich
n,ond hape been uery manifest"
From the Hon. Vim. r. King Senator in Congress
from Alabama.
White Sulphur Springs, 10th Aug. ls4O.
Sir-Towards the close OF the last session OF
Congress- which had been protractcd to an unusual
length, I found that the confinement TO which L
had been subjected had affected my health most in
juriousy. The tone of my stomach was materially
destroyed and my digestive powers greatly. imp"ir-
cd. BY the advice of my physician, procured the
water of this Spring in bottles, and used it with
the happiest effects. l have no question that the
White Sulphur Water can be transported to any
distance oithOut impairing its medicinal properties
Very respectfully, am your obcdient servant !!
WILLIAM R KING. I
Such as may desire further informati' in relation
to this water, we respectfully refer to the following
gcntlemen:-
Dr. Geo. Hayrard, Hon. Abbott laurence
and Hon. Thomas H. Perkins, Boston; Hon.
jain Reid, Mass; DR.. j. Kerney Rodgers and
Rushton d. AspinwaH, New York; DR.. Ger
hard and Charles Ellis d. Co., PHILADELPHIA;
Professor Potter and d. d. j. Y. Stearart, Bal
im0re; Professor Se'oal and Mr.. j. l.. Peabody
Washington; Rep. VIM. S. Plummer, D. d.
and Mr.. Aler. Dural, Richmond, DR.. r. Lee
Fearn, Mobile; Cuthbet Bulliu, Esq. and And.
Olirer d. Co. Ne,o Orleans; DR.. VIM A W-