The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-22
SUMMER RESORTS.
MTARM SPRINGS BATH cnGNTv

| !" anu Oh hiNuC, OATH COUNTY
pew open for the reception and accom- modasion y
sisltors Is situased In Bath county Va ons In ~
drsd and seventy miles west Of hichmond. '"e : ~
These watess have been long and Justly famed FL,
Their curative daalites In yafious dseases a. val
Is er the luxury ef bathing. Their pro.erties ar,
and are especially applicable TO the Treatment OF IA,
following diseased cynuiticns. viz: @'
earoa,e hheasnatism and Cont. and diseases result
ny ifsm their latent existence. Affections ~ III,
spinal Marrow. and their Consequences: Isr9iyris
m@mapsia; GLOWING suppressed excavations IRON
80 1t o' ~ Verne derangements or Ktastdse,
Lambdgd: seiatica; tontraciions and morbid cond,
sons o. tn bones The tchnie class Of The Cttnsom
cd,'ds ysePs,a; to1td and etheroise derdnged
The proprietors have in their possession. laru.
n,o,e )" SYesruHcates from the most respectable
testify ing 10 the strongest language TO the
great senehts they have derived from the Warn
epthnzs Baths. In variety Of diseases; number
ehtifely removed. They select the following from
among these ceriifi not that IL presents the
ssegest case but that i relates to class Of dis
eases when supposed generally. the Baths are
Sst TINA e The Rev MeEIwsl Of L sas
LEXINGTON Va. MAY 10th. 1888
MEssRs WISE Co --sirs Having i, a most toI sv
h a manner been benefited by the Of the Bath At
the " arm Springs cannot refuse to give nv certif
cate-belieyipg that il may recommends these waters
10 other Ioytiids who are similarly afflicted
lsht was dreadfully afflicted with Gastyi,is raro
n'c ifstd'adtioTs Of the Somdch NV snfIerin9s M
such an rffated condition that was obliged tn con-
me iny sell Tor several months together on frozen
cream. The slightest departure from this regirnen
Nouiu increase Tue inflammation and bring on violent
paroxyms OF suffering threa tening imIne .t death
physician OF great skill devoted the moot nm
wssried attention IN applying remedies to battle the
usease' put nleileinss seemed 10 have but little
power l became extremely emaciaied. being re-.
dqeed rom lao pounds down to about 10
finalng That my system In q very low state
ana that medicines taken internally had no effect
my PHI stefan pat me under a ystern of BIisteriI,g
ana Bathing The blisterng had Tendency IN re-
move the irritation from my stomach by dravisp IL
10 the surface but the warm bath proved 80 sip nay
beneciai from its fret Application that my ph ysi
Cian anu triends determined Immediately to send me
10 the Warm Spr1agS so soon az the weather would
admit OF my travelling with safety.
Accordingly, about the st ofJune (fs,4) arrived
a; these Justly celebrated Springs The effect he
rain on me was more wonderful than magic /
weighed g pounds on the day ofmy arrival; the
Tlgid system OF dietng and began TO eat whatever
desired. WithnS weeks gained not legs than far
health. ""' en'''eiy restored 10
Ever since. to the present Time my general health
Ias Dfen as good as at any former period of my life
use Of your delight fnI Baths.
Very respectfully.
j concur fully in the above statement of INV " lie
AS regards the extremely low and almost homeless
c3nd ION OF her health and the beneficial effects of
the warm Bath in restoring her the statement falls
rather below than above the yeriable state of the
facts Yours &c " ~
VIM NJ. McELWEE.
We add the following relative To a son ewhat re-
mafkable case OF a worthy South Carolina gentle
mau, who was entirely restored. after seeking in
CHARLESTON, 3. C, Sept Is. 1857.
To he Proprieors Of the Harm Springs "a
GENTS in reply to yours cheerfully furnish
yon statement of the benefits have received by
the use OF your valuable baths
Ia the summer of 1855, had a severe attack Of
rheumatism. and, so soon as wa able TO move
%as advised to try your baths, which reached in
July, unable to walk without great difficulty. |
spent some ten day with you using the Pluuce and
Spout Bath, by which was entirely relie ed FROM
acGte pain and enabled to walk freely. | then Wis
tied other points in the Mountains and after an ab
5enGe OF lew Weeks. returned to the Warm. much
as | left. when resumed free use of the Bath
which had most happy effect in removing the
remnant OF my disease. and resulted in permanent
cure.
ry of balhinG and the comfort OF your well conduct
ed establishnent, and always feel that l am bene
htted by dong E 60 ro.,oo.,,,uu
very cG Efs2S'V"' offiiAnDERLA1NE.
TIE IMPROVEMENTS
Consist Of a large and commodious Hotel large
number OF handsome and conveniently arranged
Cottages spacious dining aud bail room. billiard
room, DOWNING alley, bath houses, &c, &C.
THE BATHS,
which of the temp 90 to 100 deg Pahrt are four
in number large uctagona Bath for Gentlemen,
Bath, of nearly equal dimensions. Two Spout BATHS
and q private bath for InQlids. All Of which are
comfortably and conveniently fur ished and con.
structed, and are connected with cold PIunging
Baths. abundantly supplied with Spring water Of
the temp. 6(-67 deg. Faint.
GS' The locality OF these Springs is remark able
Tor healthiness-the surrounding country OF roman
TIC beanty-the atmosphere saubrious ard invigora-
ting.
The Warm Springs are Is miles from the Milbor-
Oh depot of the Central Road, Immediately ON
the tine Turnpike Road leading TO the White Sui
phur Springs PassenRs rs leaving Baltimore Wash
Alexandra. Richmond "a pptprsfnrp in
the m lrning reach the Warm Springs by early sup
per time. The route to the White sulphur, from
the Warm Springs, is by the Hot Springs Is mes)
and the Healing Springs Is miles). The latter is
Mtrtyttoo mules distant from the White sulphuf and
therefore the traveller only has too miles mere of
staging from the Healing than he has from the pres
ent terminus OF the Central Rail Road, which is
thirty mules from the White Sulphur
hessrs HarinaD, Mason Co.. the we'll known,
fnterprisiDg and oblgng stage owners, have estab-
Ished upon the stage route lines of the finest teams
and coaches aud will take passengers from the Cen
trail Road, at Mllborough, with safety conf ,rt and
speed, to their destination. W. B. BISHOP,
Je lots. Manager for the Projectors.