Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-09-04

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FROM THE RED SULPHUR SPRINGS.
To tie Editors Of the enquirer.
RED SULPHUR SPRINGS Va,
3O,h Aug, 1857. :
How delshtfuiy pleasant the weather Is mere TO-
day. Clear, cool morning. warm and fresh noun.
tain mir, in climate truly invigoraiing. Free
from miasma dust and the hustle OF busy lie; we
have much around us to enjoy and admire. Ane
mental and bodily rest. alternating win PHEASANT eA
ercises and charming scenery, teho 10 Keep up on
unusual yayety and how of spirits. And tnen the
highly medicinal waters of the Springs refreshing 10
m. healthy visitant, and curative to many weary
invalid, gives additional enchanfment 10 the GU
Rad" Ii should be pleasing to the most misanlhro'
pic and sOica to witness the vast anu thp1u Nv Pose
msnt made by the sick and afflicted at these Springs.
We doubt whether any portion of our own country
or any of Que atlantic neighbors furnish suco
natural healing Wsia-s 1t Is to be resreHeu .hat
more publicity has not been given them, a'ihouen
many are sent here every season by physIclans III
ph;iadeohia. Charleston, New Orleans, and other
places vet their virtues and healing properties are
unknown even to the muses. OF Virginia. ana ue
large number of medical gentlemen here every year
themselves something remarkable. Ons aeason heie
he bere-consumptiun it is sad, but true mas Cecoe
The disease of the world and as we noiceo Inc Dill
of mortality in the city OF New YORK, 10" uhys
since aud found that out OF 2io3 deaths IN Ger'an
tm. IlC6 were from this disease, our heart sickenen
and we could but ysh that the many now suffering
could be enjoying the beneficial cline ana waters OF
the Red Sulphur. fh" ACCOMMODATIONS, !hough
good are limited Ia only two hundred End MY per-
Dnplop aud Campbell, speak OF enlsrgns, and even
impeoyirr them for the accommodation OF muoh
larger nutrber They cannot now serve tue cro"ds
arriving daily. 7.
Our prest,s. uhiecou to This place is the table 1t
i, TOO GOOD and tempting TO those eunerng from dys-
nan.is or pulmonary disease; and tue waters oil the
Springs undoubtedly lose every season, III rep.taio'
from this cal,ae. ANY stranger VIII be SURPRISED "
enter the dining room, and SEQ the extent 10 wheh
the inyaLs indulge in tiIo rich pastries anu ias'y
riands before heu eating nil kiud. end any quantity
Of food while the waters they hourly psing re-
vuire the simpest and plainest diet How can tIsy
improve? How derive benefits from the WAFER, ~m'ie
thus directly counteracng its hestby tendency lhls
ia one of the nain reasons why go many return Dome
saddened at heart and weaker in frame than Vhen
they left the sweet society Of "loved ones In quest
of health. Again Many come here deeply deeassc'
stay awhile aud find themselves wonderfully nPIoV-
ed and feeling much better of they start travelling
or leave for home before they have allowed tbe va
tiers to ed .ct permanent cure while oth.rs' oe'
cause they Eot Immediately oeneh:teo; oecou,e
discouraged aud they lesye,ike the other Glass; ony
al
and Judgment If one finds hlmaelt getting oetter'
wby not stay weeks, months or years. Ana when
they come Why not do so, determined TO gle me
waters fair thorough and genuine trial before caV'
Ing2 Your correspondent came mere .ne ip,n VI IT,
ly, suffering from bronchitis. 30 he could hardly pe
heard TO epea or articuate, with tuoercles 10 inc
lungs and probab; small cavity, having had ten UT
dozen helnorrhages during last winter ana sPring,
and believing necessary, to SOME extent 10 prepare
and adapt the system by gentle medcires 10 he use
and quality of the waters, placed himself EEqsr the
direction of o physcian determined not ~ use guy
more medicine than was absolutely necessary 10 ell
courage the waters in their action on the system'-
The treatment plain, The preparation easy ano
by strict diet, avoiding bali rooms and night air,
using the waters freely and adopting other cautions,
the effect wae evident. In two weeks tue bfoncnils
was entirely gone, and the general health oi the sys
TEN greatly improved. and ut the end OF Tour weeks,
chils fevers and congestions were cured. healthy
circulation established and unless, hereafter, re-
lapse is occasionsd by imprudenoe it may soon De
said of him that "Richard 10 himself again.
Just here am interrupted. Friend T.. OF hlch-
mond inform, me he has a nice melon at his room,
snd invites me down to help him discourse h. What
must dol 1t will most probably do me harm my
mouth waters: Hesitate littie-"yes, IN DE- mere
directly" What weak mortals we are! Thus we
net and live This paragraph is putt by way OF pa
renthesls, as 1t teaches good moral
The moduS opsrandi of these gaers ia chiefly aIte'
rative, Powerfully diaphoretin, almo5t TO debility
as diuretic, they are equal to d'g'tal' though very
first few days-prmarily, an srcitant; secondary,a
sedative So great was their effect on my own Con-
stitution ia bearing of and relieving IL oil impure
blood tissue and other WASTE material, that, though
feeling better and stronger every day. fell OIL IN
weight eight pounds in three weeks. Since them or
at least now, my weight is increasing While this il
the case with myself, others commence fattenng
soon after they arrive here. Which is the better sign
we are unable To divine.
Nothing could induce US 10 make statement, es'
pecslly whare human life is concerned that not
in our opinion strictly true, and what has been said
relative to these waers ia candid convictions;
and in addition, believe that if they are used aud
tested properly, fve-eighhs of the pulmonary inva-
lids who would come here every year, would entirely
recover. The season now ia most over, aud having
been here 80 long, We had abundant opportunity 10
perceive the wonderful, healing effects OF the waters
in MANY very many cases-some Of which, al nrst, !
seemed tottering on the verge of the grave.
The company has been very cheerful, gay, and 80.
ciable. Many warm attachments have been formed, |
and our parting seems like the breaking up of plea.
SAINT family circle, every coach bears off to distant
climes those who carry with them our best Wishes
and kindsst sympathies-yea acme even our love-
Those who warmly and SO often expressed their de.
sre for Onr speedy recovery, will ever be cherished,
and held in grateful remembrance and their little |
acts of kindness towards will be carefully stored
away in the casket OF memory to remain untsrnished
and treasured through the lapse of years. May |
health and happiness reward them, aud hope and Re
lieion ever garland their brows with their liveles |
chaplets.
We shall remain here few weeks longer, EnRer- |
ing around these healing waters as they liz quietly
nestled 10 their marble beds, only to be disturbed by
some anxious visant seeking renewed life, and hope
still farther to be improved, when We shall reluctant
ly leave them to psud the Of storms and chill
iuR winds among the "dear ones OF happy home
in Old Virginia. W. Y. P.
VERMONT ELECTION.