Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-09-07
PERRY COUNTY WARM SPRINGS,
PEkNsYLyAkIA.
II. II. ETTER, PRopRiErcR,

Tt l Els, PROPRIETOR,
WISHES 10 inform his 10. .ner Visitors, and
w the public in general, that he will be ready
10 receive Visitors on and after the OH o June,
lie desires also to LAY that he has largely iu-
proved his House, aud the grounds around. lie
has erected an addit onal Bathing House, sepa-
rate from the other Ba 'ng Horses. connected
with which there i. a large Plunge Pod, en-
pressly for the use Of Lali :. With these, AMI
the other improvements ~ lde Ais season, he
feels satisfied that he can give more gene 4
characterization and comfort to his Visitors than
any Season hitherto ; and hopes w receive IA
share OF the public PATRONAGE by moderate
charges, and strj I attention TO business, il will
be his efiol to please those who will favor him
with a WRIT.
He would recommend all those who desire to
spend The season ut the Springs, 10 call upoh
the References whose names accompany this
advertisement There ia no pace in the State that
affords such delightful Bathing AZ the Water
which hows copiously from the Warm Spring,
which IS nj the foot Of Quaker Hi'l; and for
its medicinal qu ilities, none are eqr,i 10 il ex-
cept the Warm Springs Of Virginia. There
are several other Springs close by, no two Of
which are alike in the temperature OF their
water. Sherman's Greek is delightful for SAIL
ing upon, having a fine Island near, covered
with the tall oaks Of the forest. A Summer
House is erected upon the Island. Pisgah
Mountains, some four or five hundred feet high,
is in front of the House, with Slerman's O. elk
flowing at its base. From the summit Of this
"mntain there is commanded an extensive
view Of rich and varied scenery, the SUI rounding
country being among the most picturesque in the
state. Among the many attractions oi the
Warm Springs, there are numerous shady and
romantic Summer Roads, making very pleasant
drives. Horses and Vehicles arc always Oh
hand.
Persons leaving Philadelphia, or Baltimore,
in the morning train to Due cannon, on the Cen
trail Railroad, IA miles northwest Of Hsr, s.
burg, and there taking n corch, which is al
ways N readiness, will arrive at the Spr ings
about 4 o'clock ; the fare being but $500
The coach leaves the Springs every morning for
Duncannon. 80 that persons can reach either OF
the above mentioned Cities in the evening
All communications Tor the Springs should be
address sed, "Duncannon 2. o., for tho Spring."
and they will arrive daily. on and after the 10th
Of une.
Bathing free Of charge TO Boarders.
Philadelphia. Washington City.
Chas Collins, Jr Isaac Clark
L James. Col W Hacker
Daniel Smith, 81 SouthJohu Ferguson
Front st VIM King
Il Smith, No s SAMSON Cumberland County.
$ Spensler, ESQ
g F. Smith, 9Th ct II Sturgeon, Esq
eh'icn, NO oooN ise q SaHhpDeh
Green st ii Burkhc der
Wm Davidson York, Pa.
John Green George 5 Morris, Esq
J NJ Collins, Esq DR. l. Cathert
Joseph 7 Bryan, Nos 4John Gibson, ESQ
and o Nor,h NintnIlon II 4 Fisher
st DR. James Parry
Edward Stiefcl. No law A Wmfeld
Decatur 1t Harrisb1rg.
G 3 Pancost, Esq, $50 Barrott, Esq
: 9Th II J NJ Bay
John i~lertxIer, No 3S7Dr J Keller
Market st l. X Boyd
Baltimore. X Ely
John & Holland II Buehlcr
q w Sherwood, Esq Jl5-2m
NOTICE To vlslTURs At THE PRINCIPAL
HOTELS.
VNilE Subscriber has at each of the Hotels every
L morning, u young lil with the New York
| Evening Express, Herald, Tribune aud Times, for
sale. Price . cts. per COP. Visitors wishing
either of the above daliias sent To their residence
every morning, will be served regularly by sending
their names ut TlLLEi's Opposite Post ON c.
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