The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1852-06-03

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and IL able again to attend TO his professional
Former and patients, therefore, may depend pn s
giving due attention TO their cases They will NJ aus
pleasant and omfcrtsble accommodations both To- ~ una
selves and friends but will please rememhsx hel
establishment is Intended for the fdisea, he
efafsr. and not for hotel fashionable wateS
Yet Ia the lover OF nature and quiet summer
house has msny sttrsctons besides it's cure f
ture has indeed been lavish Of her gifts on the
~Ass sna cnsesi IN .ne siomly. March 10
ORAkG e MOUNTAIN wArER-CURTs
THIS establshmso founded In 1879 Is stnatsd 49,.
village Of south Orange, Essex county New Jss ue
Eve miles from Newark, snd fourteen miles from the ey
Of New ork, the line Of the Morris Essex ri
by which passengers landed the Station Houss
establishment, few minutes walk from the do r ~
The location Is upon the slope the Orange
mountain commanding view of~one Of the Low eest va
ieys and two OF the prettest villages in Eastern New L.
ssy On the east and northwest Is sheltered by
tains from the sea air and cold winter wiz dis
All the requisites FOR such an establishment are hers
found VIZ; pure mountain spring water beautiful and re-
tired walks through the woods and upon the mountains for
several miles IN extent and hieded from the winds in win
ter aud the In summer springs streams along bs
various paths, and pictnre,que scenery.
In the ravine eAfey In the OF the instittioD
fows beautiful brook Upon the margin Of tits stream
which descends In rapid succession OF cascades are The
outdoor baths great variety Of which have
Among these are found the rising and alr doucbe the
running and rising sitz baths running TIE
plunge and wave baths
In the grove few rods from the institution canacD
swimming bath has been obtained by dam,nne the mona
tam stresm For this pleasant screen IA formed nv
light awning cnrtsned to the surface Of the pond ardpg
ing that valuable accomplishment knowledge Of the art
Of swimming.
Prom many points in the walks where the prospect Is not
intercepted by woods extensive panoramic view pre-
scented Of the cities New York Brooklyn towns
sdioiningi Eas. and West Boomhsld North and South
Orsng Newark, Bellevile Elizabeth the waters of
New York harbor and Nesark bay Staten leland, it's vii
lagos &c The drives, through circuit Of ten miles
varied and full OF interest.
The original building 10 40 by 80 feet three stories with
piazza Of the height extending the full length the
house To ihs during the past winter two wings each
have been added Besides the large number Of
new sweet, and elventatsd chambers thus obtained
reading ROOM and weisrranged lsdJs bath room, have
been added
These pcr assd facilities will enable the institution here
after TO receive and comfortably propds o upwards Of
hundred Cure Guests.
The establishment is admirably adapted for tbe water
practice In winter (Which for many diseases is the
favorable period Of year being fitted np in supe
rior manner and provided with abundant supplies Of cod
and hot water Ladies who require need their
for treatment private baths attach large
number Of them
bowling alley and billiard table attached to the es-
The reading room Il supplied With some Of the chief
journals OF the Union New York dailies number
ofthsst dard American periodic AS the CoHrsrdes Eats
Uas the Illustrated London News Punch &c all which
are received Immediately after publication and regularly
dled
The institution will furnish saddle horses and horses and
vehicles At reasonable rates For the beneht uvads
whose Affections compel them reclinnQ p
when riding carriage has been with especis
reference to their wants his be bring pa
ents 10 the institution when the usual
be resorted to-
Tolsdies who desire that form of exercise small flower
gardens allotted
TERMS
In winter Ss and Sl0 $40 Si and sI2 In summer pay.
able always weekly Consultation fee So Persons ocoI-
plying the whole Of double requiring
viii be charged accordingly Board private ser
wants SO per week. Children always received condition
ally
Patients provid themselves with four coarse thick
linen sheets two thick blankets thick comferters
six towels when unavoidable the may be hired Of
the institution or 81 per week
Persons coming 10 the establishment from New York
leave the foJt Of Courtandt at l2 aud 10 o'clock M
and O'clock p M. Upoa eaviDg Newark the con
ddctor should be not fed that he has the
WxterCure The time occupied In reaching South Orange
from Nes York is about hour Visiters from
to the city several during the day New
ark Is connected with New York by hourly trains
1.-THE Superintendent is Requested he will send the veh
ces OF the institution to meet by the Southern
trains at Newark
DR. JOSEPH A. WBDER, late OF Philadelphia 10 the
Physician OF the Institution He Is graduate Med
eal College Of Freybarg in Baden Germany he has visit
ed the 6refenberg Institution conducted by the celebrated
Priessnitg many Of the wstercure of
rope and has had tw experience in
Letters upon professional business should be addressed 10
DR. Weder all others to the Superintendent George
MITCHELL directed ~ South Orange, Essex county, New
Jersey. May 81.