Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-14
WATERING PLACES,
nND ruGrmum .rnINGs.-

III This handsomely improved Watering Place VIII be open
tho reception Of Visitors the aih day Of june next II
Is situated In dense forest of native oaks In the northern
ar Of hs beautiful count" o, ~ a." sS 10 o
SSrs SSSSr'@s' aud "'''' ''' journey 'o" ''''''
Passengers ON the virginia aud Tennessee Railroad viii
reach Salem f,am Nchmond ei o'clock, 7 NJ aud wll bo
Stage Coaches. 10 the Roanoke no1 sulphur 90 mes
where they VIII before supper and find every comfort
they cf 10 do they leave In the Aane lne the NEXT
Sn dino at the Sweet SPRING. % aud roach at the
DAY TRAVEL OF two days, from Richmond or fctaSbofg
To the White sulphur 49,
In returning from Springs passengers will bc brought
from the White Sulphur to tho Roanoke lsea sulphur the INST
,ay aud after taking breakfast there reach tho Railroad ~
Salem In time for the morning rain so a to reach chmond
or Petersburg the same day .,,-...
exponeo or trouble W be spared TO make 'hs as agree
bic any Watching rlaedh Virginia Although but new
n'S s y s asc Men paep s ~o for is
tive qualities for the style OF a accommodation Mr. Chas
Tor his attention to all the details Of public csiablhmen
has been secured together his wo manager Under
hor management visitors may he sure o' eof" wo'ono
Th" uot1 which contains % rooms including a spacious
Ba Room all the other mpros emons haa been erected
the most approved models of taste aud o"nsenoncc r
og accommodation for 100 visitors the present soas mnn"
superb BAND OF MUSIC has been engaged for the sen
aud In all respects VIII he the constant and earnest e
propricors render them yors comfortable and
happy 49,, ~, s,,,,,,, ,,. oo, ,oo, c,,v
nalzoi but tho remarkable bonoht aervedom itauee by
pcsons suffering from rumonar, compliant nstneS thn be-
lief that among othp valuable medicinal qualities II VIII be
found 10 haye that which has given TO the Red Sulphur OF
Monroe, Its eelelfitN, reducing h'uhk
tonic at The time II has also proved highly bontrn
to porsons suffering from pypers and ote, Diseases OF ,e
could be shown by many certificates doomed
GEORGE W. snANKsl
A. uupP
GREEN H. HOARD. Proprctofn
WILLIAM WALTON,
DAVID g. SHANks. J
s'Rchmond ockly Wbg Daily Dispatch, Norfolk
Herald Kaegh RogAcr, Petersburg lniogeuee copy
I'll Goppod June Idscts
ulEDEORD ALUM SpR1NGs-Thcs" ccie-
braied Springs situated II miea Wea OF Iynohhns,
mleH South of the Forest Depot where regular con.
Will ho and from the sprngs daily after the aon
of June.
olow append the opinion Of the following practising
phi, ana The suggestion OF tho Proprietor Of the Bed
lord Alum Springs have hesitation in saying that we
the Analysis. from experience, and what
why the Bediord Alum Water should
be equally valuable In tho of certain drases mdr
equal circumstances, with any other known Alum water IN
the State.
WIN steptoe, u. Juo. r. Stepioe, ID. a, CLARK, NJ
-. Ro y Page NJ ~, II G. Stoptoe, NJ D. J Morton Hpoeer
NJ. d., Richard A. Sale, NJ. D. Jnp W sale. NJ u Ro, IS
Shackciofd, NJ H. Henry Latham NJ d, VIM n Morris NJ
u. Ino H. Inttepon, NJ D., r. H. ullmer, NJ ID, Thomns
Nelson, NJ. u LIE Bass, NJ -, ..z.
y. EGIIoIS, Proprietor
~ The Water aud Mass are kept by Jas w. wilson and
J II, Thompson Co. Lynchbufg, Va lihtiey Robinson
Richmond inhe ~ esthwNoNnos