The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-30

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nav assn ceiebra,sd etssine Place. which /.
visitors sifaaied IL sIaif Snts. ~ ona re e. :.
Ord s md seventy milss ~ 81 4 ickmand. o1' s'
shssr curative qsalItles In various dis ssss. ~ vel
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fotlawinr di.rasrd 9 'nditions. VIC: 80 = -
stsesse haes2satssa and Gosti anddIseases result
npanal Msrrnw aud their conRque nces Hrrniys5s.
suppressed from
~ , ~ y ~ vser,ne deran ssnlents Asasasss
Lamb0es FeiaiIca ibniraetsons Ard ess III c..,
tho. "a ths bons TIE sehoIe ciassr re caiessos,
yenW a 5fyq torpid and oteaoiss erdnosd
Thy arnersesuss have in their possession. large
naa.enr e certificates from the most respectable
psffpis, pssfj Lax IN the strongest Language 10 the
great besesss they have derived from the Warn,
sPs,ogg Bstl.ss IN variety Of diseases; number
entirely removed They select the followina from
sis sss but sas. T relate to class e
estl.asbs isas q The REV W. McEfwEr. Of Lex eae
IExfsaTos, Va, May 18TH. 1855
MEssRs WISE Co --Sirs Having Il, q most Sig.
ns manner been benettted by the of the Bath At
we arm springs cannot refuse to give my certif
eate-helieying that 1t may reeonne these sters
20 9th ether tnyaiids who are similarly afflicted
1894 was dreadfolly adhered With GaSrifis Gro
nc inflammation n tte Somach. My .uffeIings at
times were most excrneiating aud my stomach was in
such an irriaed condition that was obligd 10 con.
hne myself for several months together on frozen
cream The slightest departure from this recin en-
paroxy nsot suffering. threatening imnediste death
pbysiHan OF great skill devoted the most un :
wearie attention in apply ing remedies 10 ba file The
Glsetsse but medGln - seemed TO have bgt little
power. l became extremely emaciaied. bein- re-
ineed from 40 pounds down to about 10
a m SO sfat.
anu that medicines taken Internally had no effect
my pa .ican put me under a system of Blistering
IN" Bathtng The blisteiiBg had q tendency to re-
move the irritation from m stomach by drayisg IL
TO the surface. bnt the bath proved so sic rsly
beneficial from it, first Application tsat my physi
clan and friends determined Immediately to send me
to the Yarn Springs soon as the weather wouid
admit Of my travelling with safety
Accordingly. about the ist ofJune fIS54) arrived
at these justly celebrated Springs The effect OF the
tath on me vas moe wonderful than magic. I
weighed y pound pound on the dag efmy arrival; the
rigid sy stem OF dieting and began to eat whatever
desired. Within weeks gained not less than far
health. 's''' "''" was 'i''r''y restored 10
Ever since. TO the present time, my general beath
ascribe il chiefly under the blessing oftiod. 10 the
use OF yonr delight iul Baths.
Very respectfully,
concur fully IN the above statement of n,y if,e
As regards the extremely low and almost homeless
condi ion of her health and the beneficial effects of
tbe Warm Bath in rest ring her. thu statement falls
rather below than above, the vertabe state of the
facts Yours, &C.
VIM NJ. McELwEE.
We ada the following relative TO somewhat re-
marsable case of a worthy South Carolina gentle
man. who was entirely restored after seekin in
vaia for relief elsewhere:
CHARLESTON, 8. c., Sept Is. 1857.
To The PTQprietors Of tie Harm Springs, Va.
GENTS: in reply to yours. cheerfulIy furnish
yon statement Of the benefits have received b.
the use OF your valuable baths:
In the summer Of 1855, l had q severe attack Of
rheumatism, and, 30 soon as wa. able 10 move,
Sas ADVISED 10 try yOnr baths, which reached in
July. Unable TO walk without great difficuity {
spent some ten DAYS with y a. using the Plunge and
Spout u 9TH, 10y which was entirely relie, ed FROM
acute pain and enabled to wax freely. / then Wis
tied other points in the Mountains and after an ab.
sence OF q few weeks returned to the Warm much
which had most happy effect in removing the
remnant oil my disease. and resulted in permanent
cure.
1 have since visited the Springs to enjoy the Iuxu-
r. Of bathing and the comfort your we'll conduct
ed establishments, and always feel that | am behe-
CHAs Y CiHAMBERLArNE.
THE IMPROVEMENTS
Consist Of large and cnmnodious Hotel a large
nuniber OF handsome and conveniently arranged
loom, bowling alley. bath houses, &C., dc.
THE BATHS
which of the temp 20 to 10 deg Fahr't are four
lii number, large rctagonaI Bath for Gentlemen,
rs feet in diameter and feet in depth. The Ladies'
Bath of nearly equal dimensions. Two Spout baths
aud private path for InValids. Ali of which an
and conveniently fur ished and CON
tructed, and are connected with cold Plunging
Baths. abundantiy supIlied with spring water Of
the temp 60-67 deg. Fahl't.
go The locality of these Springs is remark able
FOR heaithiness-thes surrounding country of roman
tic beauty 1.-The atmosphere salubrious ndinygora
ting. "@
Inc Warm Springs Is miles from the Millbor-
on IA depot of the Central Road. Immediately on
the fine Turnpike X 'ad leading TO the Waire Sal
phur springs Passeng RS leaving Baltimore, Waeh-
ingioD. Alexandria. Richmond and Petersburg in
the morning. reach the VAIN Springs by early sup-
per time. The route to the White sulphur Fl ON
tho Warm Springs, is by the Hot Springs Is miles)
and the Healing Springs Is miles,. The latter Is
aiff,oo R.iies distant troa the White sulphur and
Therefore the Traveller only has co mites mere of
staging from the Healing than he has from the pres
mt terminus of the Central Rail Road, which is
thirty miles from the White sulphur.
Messrs. Hartman. Mason Co.. the well known,
,nterprising and obigng stage owners, have estab
shed upon the stage route lines of the finest teams
and coaches AID wl take passengers from the, en-
trail Road, at MIlbor0Ugb, with safety, conf rt and
speed. to their destination. w. b. BISHOP
Ie lots. Manager for the Projectors.