The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-12
ALLkGHANY sPRINGs.--This w..e

At,E,ktHANY sPRINGS.-.This w.ler-
n log placs, no fsvoraoly snown to the puoio,
will be oceIed for the reception of visitors on the
first day of June. The present propfietors are hap
py to .nnouncs that they have secure the service,
~ general mansgsr. OF Mr. JNO. 7. Lee tot the
American HOTEL Richmond Va } whose long exc
renee in The hotel business, and well estsbshe sd
equation az gentleman and caterer, are sufficient
guarantees that every fort will be made to give
tire Subtraction to our guess
The po~eifu curative properties ct this water,
and lis efficacy in sill diseases of the stomach liver,
bowels, nervous system SO Is well at,estsd by ths
MANY cures almost mirGc nloas, which have been
effected BY its We refer with confidence to all
the patrons of the former propietors A complete
bathing establishment has besn added to
rsugements for the comfort of visitors since last
season
For further particulars refer to the cards to be
found il hotels, cars stesmbosts, &c
A splendid line of four-ho coaches will convey
visitors from shRwsvlle to this plsce 81 miles
good road, with only one hill between the two
points BRIDGES q BOLT,
DOUNBKIDtiE BATHs This favoriIe
Ia bathing place, long known az LETGHES'S, and
after wards JOEL ANS SPRING 4, has been re-
gently pu'c chased By a company of gsns!cmen ia
Gockbridge county, where it 10 situated and where
the virtues of the water best knowo and will be
open for the pt"n of visitors upon tbs LIST Of Ju
ly next. New ard handsome buildings have been
erected and Effort will be spared to make it de-
ight.ul summer resort 1t is beautifully located on
the Nc n River, in the midst of mounfs and val.
lev scenery, unsurpassed in va led besuty by in
the State 1t is the main stage road fro Lee kin
ton to the Central Railroad distant eleven miles
from the former aud nine miles from Goshen De pot
on the latter Visitors can reach the Bs,hs in one
d.v from Petersburg Ii .hmond and Alexandra ar
rlviug at their destination before sunset.
The tempe raure of the water is ltle higher than
| that of the Old sweet and this with the peculiar
CHI aracter and buoysncy of the water which iE high
| Iy charaed with Carbonc Acid Gas and eontaius
aisgnesis Iron SC, renders bathing in l., by uni
yerss consent of those who have trisd it. delightful
| aud iuyisorettug to extraordinary degree. Its
u1edicna effect 10 attestad by fifty years OF local
| perience especially in cases of General Debility
| Dyspepsis, Diseases Cf the Lungs, Ulcerations,
| where YER existing rheumatism, Amenorrhea. Dis
| menorrhea Menorthssis, Lencorrhea. Prolapsu,
| Uteri &c In the diseases pecuitar to f3msles and
| chdren il il passed If 60 jailed by any water
| ia the world Near ut hand is fine Sui phur Sprns
| second only to the famous White Sulphur OF Green
brter to which visitors TO the B aths have free
| GETS.
Governor Henry A. " Use, who spent portion of
| last summer with his family at the Baths" thus
speaks of il: 1T my chaser spot in the mountains
aud shall certainly revis it. If possible, next
| msr."
| Reference may slso be had, amongst many Others,
| to Col r. FL Smith, Superintendent of tho Virginia
| Military Institute; Rev. VIM hite, D. D.,
| aud Rev VIM N Pendeton, OF Lexip ston; w m 6.
Paine, Esq, of the firm of Kent, Paine l. Kent,
| BIC hmond, and j. r. Huoter, Esq of Selma Ala
| bama
| Eg- Richmond Whis, Enqui er and Central Pres
tyterian will copy twice v eek until July Ist.
| nv 10 2.wtJl