Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-08-03

Br,ebore to suerngs engendersd by the hsrdshps Of
Florida campaign. Dr. Wessehoeh whose quick percep-
tons and genius have been guided by enlarged
practical experience both in Europe and America proceeds
with circumspection,
Aware that one false step is ne'er rstraced,
4 And is with caution bold
avoiding those rash which may render the water
cure dangerous fatal when under the direction Of
visionary theorists or rash empires
The properties of the waters of this region, fortunately
selected are unrivsed by any other hydropshic establish
the United States precpitaed through strata Of silica
slate and consequently entirely ee from limestone iron.
gushing from the sides of the mountains thousands of
lets and CASCADES which in their refreshing descent most
gratefully reyerberate on the ear. New and inexhausbe
fountains sparkling with carbonc acid gas, every day
opened along the beautiful walks whose waters in the
midst Of the winter sosce, ozen from their great
depth under ground winter the temperature Of AZ de-
grees, in summer at 54.
And here the tide continuous aows,
Beginning at the dawn Of day,
Nor ceases with the eve'ng gray
Long afier set Of sun"
Here water light cold pure, exharang, in every variety
Of form, found founs reservoirs hot-baths pungebahs,
showebath and douches Of every degree Of force and cha
racter whose potent influence vgo Of limb the
cripple give light to the blind and make the deaf hear. All
have been produced by the ingenious architect and upe
tenden Mr. Zezer under the professional direction Of Drs
Wessehoeh and Graw and wonderful and diversified
their applications, varying with every variety of
pan contrary aopathic treatmeat leaving the preference
frequently doubtful between the remedy and the disease Under
this system, aided by the fine mountain air and the ad
mabe and attendants the constitution nvgo
rated before the is effected grateful freshness of
feeling succeeds to the angour of Frustrated strength and the
beamng ye the elastic STEP and certain oyousness of
2ession proclaim the return of health, with the buoy
ant gaey of spirit universally induced by the waecue
Whilst the dreadful scouge of the cholera, mysterious and
summary in its action, devastating land in ls49
reaching this establishment all of apprehension
shed has here occurred of that dreu maady
and those who arrived in almost hopeless of prosra
ton from its effects, whom all remedies had proved fruit
less, almost restored by refrigeration of the
whole system. In the words of learned writer the
subject e change from the rich aluval pans the broad
rivers and the moist air of the West South to the
craggy mountains the tumbng cataacs and the dry cool
winds of this Switzerland Of New England is of itself eff
months Of the water-cue. Other remedies
resorted occasionally by DR.. Wessehoe who homao-
paths Of the highest skill Walking in the open air. an
portant part of the cure seldom here mpeded by ran
from the porous of the SOIL mixture loan, gravel
and sate which Immediately absobs water leaving the
face perfectly dry but resort may be had all times to gym
nasc and dancing for exercise The saloons of this Mason
de San,e exhibit continual of festivy all appear in
innocent deirium of pleasure; and from the rosy,
animated air Of the inmates you would imagine that, with
the contents of Pandoras box all and for
vanished from these precincts The advantage of mild
and temperate climate protected from high Winds greatly
be priced in winter the treatment is efhcacious
and remarkable fact that in proportion to the low
Of the thermometer, is less severely felt Piessni,z, Of
Gaeenbeg, and all writers the subject coincide in
serng that month Of winter is worth three Of for
the rapid effect of the From September January
the most favorable but all times it becomes
grateful habit and with reluctance from the Alpine
aphitheae Of mountains the shady groves and walks the
rivers the forests the rppng waterfalls, the sparkling foun
ans of this charming valley to mnge again with the world
and fao.ions state of society, bidding adeu
muny characterized by exuberant overflow of good feel
ing the kndest sympathes, and all the amenities of social
intercourse. D. T. s.
BRArrLEsoRo, JULY ls, 1850.
Professor Stowe, vide his letter Of 2st August ls49
published in the Cincinnati Gazette of 9th September.