Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-06
OIRRRELEs sPRINGs. % Jse county Of Boteioalt

DInRELTs SPRINGS, in TIE county Of Bo,e,o1T,
~ virginia arc again ready for the reception Of com
been satisfactorily tested and certificates tes;fyng ihcr
S, Who have 9ep tT@GSfs , ise pISrrsor Dy indi
but Ice 10 not Disposed 10 extend the testimony that
hrai eyond simple sstemcntof facts, aud as these
snHieetty developed In letter from an eminent phys
etan Who visited and analysed them several years Ago he
Il visited DAsgers CHOW called Dbrol's) Springs on
the <iih last July and on the day proee ede
riInenis performed though full and as satisfactory
as could have wished ere suc iett TO demonstrates
inos active mineral ingredients the water are earb0na
,eh .Sahs,i In is,it aers materially from the White
sa', Slipf, and - more nearly assimilaie 10 the
Red -di Grey sulphur IL Is, however, decided
ihe stomach, aud TO Tie other eoucoanis Of dyspepsia
oasias vii readcI useful II az Of Sss a T.,
which sulphur wafer is usually prescribed.
although the water contains buI abou, &c grains Of mi
nsTss 10 the salon acts under certain cir
We might infer from the nature Of the Ingredients with
SIZES the ela5orste deductions the theoIisi
eessaTy 10 eah sh the truth % my assertion by report
| on my person. On the day OF my arrival az The
spflng, was sensible in some degree Of acdi in NJ
tooka very Moderate drausht Of the water which i. less
hln an hour produced eupioas ayne evacuation and
k my bowels moderately open for tic neT twelve hours
htcI my system vas thus cleared ont, Produced very
| liue impression upon the bowels.
at may Dc laid down general principle that when
there Is aedy In the mach, Tie wzter will act with
N1iilll4c upon the puWelsf but absence
suoh aetdy the action Of the expended prnei-
auy nFon the urinary and the cutineous system
lie effects upon the sem ipyjsoraus- promotes
digestion, and improves the secTcuous s.reTally-.i
siIcngthens, without producing undue emeuf and
may therefore be used beneealy some cases In whic
the wafer Of the White sulphur, from stimulating pro-
| pcrties, would prove destructive"
The opinions expressed in the above extracts have been
uy corroboraed by the experience Of hundreds Of ind
vi uas who have since used these waters felt their
ssiutary effects.
These springs situated the ne Turnpike le aiding
from Lynchburg up the Blue Ridge Canal and directly over
the Natural Bridge the White Sulphur other Viz
GINA Springs 1heyaIc lO5 miles ifom Charlottesville
IS from siaun;on IS from Lynehburg y from Lexington
and 10 from the Natural bridge From either OF those
points, visiers % the Virginia Watering places viii I'M
facility which good Fo1ds and good coaches afford
The people Of eastern Virginia, and all tie North am
elsewhere who pass through stanton on heT way Sth
VIII always lad II thai race FIRST coaches teams
ready 10 take them up the Valley dby Lexington Nam
raj bI,ise AMI biores springs; aud from the place
travellers can proceed on theI way the White Snphur
aud o'her spuL-s over good road and in good on
any day they may desire.
| Terms moderate. CHAS. L. DIDREIl
| June ., 1872.
p. :. A few hundred yards from the Springs is a mos
excellent SODA Bath OF the temperature
E,-The Charlottesville Advocate will copy twice. an,
scnd billto c. L. ID.
The smaller ofthe Springs a. the Red Sulphur con
In call bal -.