The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-23
SUMNER RESORTS.
WARN SPRINGS. BATH COUNT

WARN SPRINGS, BATH COUNTY,
VA This ceiebra' ed Watering Place. which h
rev open iur the rec ption q, d accommodation Of
vlsifovs. IL situated Ia hath county, Va hsn-
dred and seventy mites west OF hichInoud
These waite have besn long and Justiy fsmed for
a. Tor tbs luxury Il bathing Their pro- srtiss sre
gently aDerieet du etic diapharefic aud
and are especially applicable to the treatment Of the
following dlseased 9 ,naitions. viz:
Ctyossc 6henmatism ana Cosa, and diseases result
Ing from their latent existence. Affections of the
RON
H@morThoid or Uterine deraneements or kefdstases
n Go,t or sRheamatism;; Aestions .af gs joints;
tens OF IN bones The whole class II Mc Cntaneous
ecsst.ons: Dgsppsia: torpid and otherwise deran0ed
The proprieters have In their possession q large
number Of certificates from the most respectable
pcr,ons testify ing IN the strongest language 20 the
springs Baths. In variety of diseases: number
Of them obstinate chronic affections VIII oh were
sn,se,y feosed Insy select the i9i,owag rom ON
strongest case but that II relates to class of dis
cases which it is supposed generally. the Baths are
estma1is lady q he Rev W. N. McELwT1. Of Lex
ington. this State:
LEXINGTON. VA, May 18th. 1858
Mxssns WISE 4 Co Nsirs: Having i, a most sig-
nal manner been benefited by the Use of the Bath
the Warm Springs cannot refuse to give my certif
to other invsfiis who are similarly afflicted.
,oi For several long weary mouths in TIE winter OF
isbJ4 ureaffnfiy Sfc with fT1StrtftS CfsY0
MIC inflammation Qf t,.e Stomach. Ny suffer ings at
times were most excruciatine: and my stomach was IN
such an irritated eouditien that Was Obliged TO con-
hne mys for several months together on frozen
cream. The slightest departure from this regime
would increase the inflammation and bring on vi lent
4 physician OF great skill devoted the most I'M
~earied attention in applying remedies to battle the
iisease; but medcin,s seemet TO have but little
mower. [ became extremely emaciated, being re
tuced from I4a pounds down to about 20.
Finding that my system was IN very low state,
snd that medicines taken internally had no fleet,
NY ply .ician put me under system Of Bliste,ing
AMI Bathing The bIistering had q tendency to re-
move the irritation from my stomach BY drawing 1t
the surface. but the warm bath proved go
beneficial from its first application, T. at my physi
clan and friends determined Immediately to send me
o the YARN Springs so soon az the weather would
Accordingly, about the ist of june Ss34l arrived
" these justly celebrated Springs The effect OF the
5sth on me more wonderful than magic |
weighed 60 pounds on the day Ofmy arrival; the
6yst week gained pounds Soon l abandoned my
iesired. Withins weeks gained not less than for
health
Ever since, 10 the present time my general health
as BEEN good as at any former period of my life.
ascrihc it chiefly under the blessing Of God. to the
Use of your delightful Baths.
Very 's zssfE Z. McruwEE.
concur fully In the above statement of my 4ife
Is regards the extremely low and almost hopeless
ond ion of her health and the beneficial effects Of
ne Warm Bath in rst3rins her, thu statement falls
wM NJ McELwEE.
We add the following relative to son exhat re-
narkable case of worthy South Carolina gentle
nan, who was entirely restored, after seeking in
vain for relief elsewhere:
CHARLESTON. s. c., Sept. Is. 1857.
To the Proprietors Of the Warm Springs, Va.
GENTS: In reply TO yours, cheerfully furnish
ION q statement Of the beueits havy received by
he use Of your valuable baths:
LII the summer of 1855, had severe attack OF
~nplyu am 4 | a.
vas advised to try your baths, which reached in
July. unable to walk without great difficulty. ]
spout Bath. by which was entirely relieved from
cute pain and enabled to wax freely: l then Wis
ence of few weeks. returned to the Warm. much
left, when resumed a free use of the Bath,
.hich had most happy effect in removing the
emnant of my disease. and resulted in a permanent
have since visited the Springs to enjoy the luxu-
y of bathing and the comfort of your well conduct
ID establishment, and always feel that am bene-
itted by doing 60
CH1s. V CHAMBERLAINE.
THE IMPROVEMENTS
Consist of q large and commodious Hotel. 8 large
number of handsome and conveniently arranged
;ottsges a spacious dining aud bail room, billiard
Dom, bowling alley, bath-houses, &c, &C.
THE BATHS,
which are of the temp GO TO 100 deg Fahrt four
O number. A large Uctagonal Bath for GentleDien
Is feet in diameter and feet in depth. The Ladies'
3at0, OF nearly eQuai WO spout mains
md a private Path for Invalids All of which are
comfortably and conveniently fur ished and CON
tructed, and are connected with cold Piunging
taths. sbundantly supplied with spring water of
he temp 60-67 deg. FahT't
a1r The locality OF these Springs is remarks able
or healthiness- the surrounding country of roman
ic beauty-the atmosphere salubrious and invgora-
ing.
The Warm Springs are IS miles from the Millbor-
ugh depot of the Central Road, Immediately on
he fine Turnpike Road leading to the White Sui
,hur Springs Passengers leaving Baltimore. Wash
ngton, Alexandra. Richmond and Petersburg, in
ne morning, reach the Warm Springs by early sup
Der time The route to the White sulphur. from
he Warm Springs, is by the Hot Springs Is miles)
md tie Healing springs Is mes). The latter is
tirtyttyo miles distant trou the White SULPHUR and
therefore the Traveller onl has tso0 miles more of
'ts0ng from the Healing than he has from the pres
ut terminus of the Central Kali Road, which is
hirty miles from the White Sulphur.
Messrs. Hartman, Mason & Co., the well known,
nterprsing and obliging stage owners have estab-
shed upon the stage route Iinss of the finest teams
md coaches and will take passengers from the en-
raj Road, at Miborough, with safety. comfort and
peed. TO their destination. W. b. BISHOP,
je lots. Manager fer the Proprietors.