The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-30
EoYNEa's WHITE AND BLAOa

E0Y NER'S WHITE AND BLAZE
-, SULPHUR AND CHALYBEATE SPRINGS
'avorite Resort for pleasure and health will be
2.enea lor the accommodation OF visitors the lsr Oh
JUNE It il situated on the line and in full view Of
the Va and Tenn railroad, about hall a mile from
sna Dsp1t. va at which Depot an omuibus
q the cars to convey visitors aud their baggage l.
Important improvements have been made since
A Telegraph osice has been established, which af
ionus confenieht ana instantaneous commun cation
Another WHITE sULPEUR-stronser, holder.
and superior Chaiybeate Spring. have been discov
cred and improved since the last that tn.
variety and value IT the mineral aters now afforded
a. the place are nneqalled by any other place nov
known TO the public. The similarity of the White
sulphur 70 theJnssiy and famed Greenbrier White
sulphur 10 strkin 70 be once recognised by
all who have used both OF the waters.
These white and hla.k sulphur waters have ef
fected numerous cures. The White Sulphur IN
aggravated cases OF Dyspepsia serious affections
the Liver, HI 1neys and Bladder. General Debility
aud especially diseases Of the Nervous system ars
those diseases PECULIAR to Females. The Black SUI
phur in all kinds of diseases Of the Skim aggrayat
ed cases OF letter and other eruptions of the skino
great numbers and oflong standing. seventy having
been entirely cured
in the mountains of Virginia, and the table ard a
tendance Of the uost satisfactory ckaracter-as T.
all which We beg to refer to the large numb r o
persons who have heretofore visited tie place.
as- BILLIARD SALOON, TEN PIN ALLEY
and other amugems1ts atf,ri pleasant AID health,
n
DA' ''-'''' "'' '''' '- j. a. Il mEFEIFGSGER,
my 29-d3m Proprietor
DOCKBRiDGE SAThs.-rnIs favorI.t
IL bathing place, long known as LETCHER'S, ano
afterwards as J0RDAN'S SPRINGS, has beea Re
Gently pu chased by company of gentlemen l.
aockbridge county, where 1t is situated and wher,
the virtues of the water best known. and will b,
open for the reception of visitors upon the ist
JUNEnegt. New and handsome buildings havebeei
erected, and no effort will Re spared TO make it &c
lIGhf hoo utnAs
the North River. in the midst Of mountain and val
ley scenery, unsurpassed in varied beauty by any
the State. II is on the main stage road from Lex
Lngton to the Central Railroad, distant eleven mile
from the former and nine miles from Goshen Depot,
on the latter Visitors can reach the Baths in one
day from Petersburg, Richm md and alexandria, al
irving at their destination before sunset.
The temperature of the water is little high@
than that OF the old sweet and this, with the pecE
highly. charged with Carbonic Acid Gas, and cor
tsins Me2nesG Iron, &c renders bat hing in IT, nv
Eniversal consent Of those who have tredi delight
ini aud invigoraiing to an extraordinary degree.
Its medicinal effect is attested by fifty years of local
experience, especially in cases of general Debility
Dyspepsia, Diseases of the Lungs, Ucerations
wherever existing, rheumatism. Amenorrhea Dis.
menorrhea. Menorrhasia, Leucorrhea, Prolapsu
Uteri. &c In the diseases peculiar TO females Ant
ter in the world. Near at hand is fine Sulphur
Spring, second only to the famous White suipiu
Of Greenbrier, to which visitors to the Baths have
Governor Henry A. Wise, who spent portion o.
last summer with his family at "the Baths thu,
spraks of il: 1T is my chosen spot in the noun
tains and shall certainly revisit it, possible mex
summer.
Reference may also be had. amongst many others
TO Col Ii Smith, Superintendent of the Virgins
Military Institute, Rev VIM White D u. and Re-
VIM Pendieten. OF Lexington; Vim g Paine, ESQ
Hunter. Esq. of Selma, Alabama.
TEaMs,-sl 90 per day. for less than one week; s
mere two and So per- month
my A-d3m