The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1852-06-17
oRANeE MOUNTAIN wArER-CuRE.

THIS establishment founded 1872 is situated near the
village OF south Orange, Essex county, New Jersey
Of New ork the line Of the Morris and Essex railway
by which passengers landed At the Station House OF the
establishment, few minutes walk from the dor
The location Ia upon the southeastern slope Orange
mountain, commanding view VI the Low eiest val
eys and two of the prettest villages in Eastern
ssy On the east aud northwest Is sheltered BY
tains from the sea air and cold winter wiz DIS.
All the requisites for such establishment are here
found vix pure mountain spring water beautiful and re
several miles in extent hieded from the winds In win
ter and the In springs and along
various paths, and picturesque scenery.
In the rsvine, Immediately in the Of the Institution
nows beautiful brook Upon the margin Of this stream
which descends IN rapid succession Of cascade the
baths great variety of which have been provided
Among these found the rising ard falling dsnche the
running and rising szbaths the running bath the
plunge and wave baths
In grove few rode from the institution capacious
swimming bath has been obtained by dsmming the
tam stream. For this pleasant IL formed by
light awning ourtsned to the surface Of the pond arding
ladies and children at all times ample opp rtuny gain
ing that valuable accomplishment knowledge Of the
Of swimming
From poins in the walks where prospect ia not
intercepted by woods extensive panoramic pre-
scented Of the cities New York Brooklyn towns
adiinins East and West Bloomfield North and south
Orange, Newark Beevie Elizabehtown the waters Of
New York harbor and Newark bay Staten Island vii
hge@ &s The drives, through circuit of ten miles
varied and full gf interest.
The original building 40 by 90 feet three stories with
piazza Of the height extending the full length
house To this during the winter wings each 81
by 81 feet with szzas making in all go sheltered
have been added Besides the large number Of
new, sweet and well CHI smbers thus obtained
beautiful dining % by so feet feet selling and
reading loom, and we'll arranged ladys bath have
been added
These increased facilities win enable the institution here
one hundred Cure Guests.
ia. .stabisnent rs smirab bly, adapted for the water.
cure practice winter (Which for many diseases the
most favorable period Of the year being up supe
ror MANNER and provided with abundant supplies Of
Ladies who require it need their
for treatment private baths attached to large
number OF them.
bowling alley aud billiard table are attached to the es.
Enlistment
journals of the Union New York daes number
dard Amerc periodic u.s. the Courier des Efafs
Uhis, the illustrated London News, Punch &c all OF which
received Immediately after publcton and regularly
filed
The Institution will furnish saddle horses and horses and
vehicles at reasonable rates. For the benefit OF inyads
whose Affections compel them to recning
when riding carriage has been scted with especial
to their wants his BE bring pa
ens 10 the institution when the
be resOrted to.
To ladies who desire that form of exercise small flower
gardens allotted
In winter, 80 and Sl0 $40 3 and Sl2 in summer pay
able always weekly Consultation fee, s. Persons
plying the whole of double requiring extra
snce, will be charged accordingly Board Of private ser
wants, SO per week. Children always received condition
ally.
linen sheets thick blankets thick conf rters
six towels when unavodsbe the may be hired of
the institution Tor 81 per week
Persons coming to the establishment from New York.
leave the fot Of ConrtaBdt at IL aud 10 o'clock A. NJ
and and O'Clock p M Upon leaving Newark, the
ductor should be not fed that be has passengers tor the
WaterCure The time occupied in reaching South Orange
from New York II about hour Visitors from
TO the city several times during the day New
ark is connected vii h New York By hourly trains
II the Superintendent is requested he will send the veh
Giles Of the institution passengers by the Southern
trains ut Newark
DR.. JOSEPH A. weber, ate Of Philadelphia Is the
Ply Of the Institution lie IL graduate the Med
cal College Of Freybarg In Baden Germany he has visit
the Iefenberg Institution conducted by the celebrated
triesnz many Of the watercure establishments Of ku
rope and has bad twve experience In ydropatby
Letters Professional should be addressed to
Or Weder all others to the Superintendent, George H.
MITCHELL directed TO Soath Orange, Essex county, New
Jersey.
Illustrated Win be sent, post paid, application
by mail to the Superintendent May ~.