The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-22
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WAkM SPRINGS, BaTH COUNT.
80 vA-This celsbfassa WAseriAs Plsce. which 4
Situated q ssss s cssss e
arsd snd seventy miles west Of kichnond.
hsr aasss Il e yssi enc S:. -
gently aperisat du etc dsphsrsso nd sis.sss Sss
following diseased csnaisioms. Viz: ''.'e's = 'ne
Chronic hheamafism atid Gosss. and diseases result
spinal Marrow. and their conseuuences: Hsvoiysis.
hemansia, tollowing suppressed svacnafions from
Hsmorrhoid or Uterine Disbursements. or Nstastases
Lam5aoa; scatics; Gsiraas and mor ~ y Emit
items Of the bones The sools ciass ar fe fa psa,ae
eagn sdfSns y gs ~ torpid and oerose deran0s
The proprietsrs have In their possession. . large
number oil certificates from the most respectakle
great senes they have derived from tse Wa sne
Of them obstinate Chronic Affections which were
entirely removed. They select the following from
among these certificates. not that il presents the
strongest case but that L relate. to class OF DIS
not especially adapted to- This letter 10 from the
estimaole lady Of the Rev W. N. McELwEs, Of Leg.
LEXINGTON. Va, May 18th. 1853
MsssRs WISE &c --Sirs: Having n a most Gig
nal manner been benefited by the use of the Bath It
catebeiievng that Il nav ~ tb..ss atar.
to other invsiids who are similarly afflicted.
st Eor several long weary months in Ihe winter Of
NC inflammation Qf ts.e Stomach. MY .ufierings at
times were most and stomach was n
such an irriaed condition that was Obliged TO con.
cream The slightest departure from this regin en-
would increase the inflammation and bring ON Violent
paroxyms OF suffering. threatening imme te death
A physician OF great skill devoted the most I'M
wearied attention in applying remedies to battle the
disease but medcins IS seemed to have but little
power. ] became extremely emaciated. being re-,
duced from i4o pounds down to about 20.
al 1 aS snat my system was 10 very low state,
and Bathing The blisterine had tendency 70 re-.
to the surface but the warm bath proved so
benehciai from its first application that my phys
cian and friends determined immediately to send me
10 the Warm springs 80 soon the weather would
admit OF my travelling with safety.
Accordingly. about the Ist Of June (s54) arrived
~ these Justly celebrated Springs The effect the
Rath on me was more wonderful than magic /
weighed SO pounds on the day ofmy arrival; the
rigid ystem Of dieting, and began to eat whatever
desired. withins weeks gained not less than far
" pounds OF flesh. and was entirely restored to
Ever since. TO the present time, my general health
has been IS good as at any former period Of my life
use OF your delightful Baths.
Very iesspEsSstif H Z. uor1wrr
I concur fully IN the above statement of INV ifa
AS regards the extremely low and aInsost hopeless
eondi ion her health and the beneficial effects Of
rather below, than above the vertabe state of the
facts Yours &c - ~
WIN. NJ. McELwEE.
We add the following relative TO son ewhat re-
markable case of a worthy South Carolina gentle
man, WHO was entirely restored. after seeking in
CHARLESTON. s. c.. Sept. IS 1857.
To the Pfoprietors Of the Warm Springs, "a
you statement Of the dement's have received BY
the use Of your valuable baths:
n att af
rheumatism, and, 30 soon as was able to move
gas advised to try yonr baths. which I reached in
spent some ten day with yru, using the Plunge and
Spout Bath, by which was entirely relieved from
tied other points in ths Mountains and after an ab
sence of a few weeks, returned to the Warm, much
as ! left. when resumed free use of the Bath.
remnant OF my disease. and resulted in permanent
cure.
ry of baihng and the comfort of your well conduct
I'd establishment, and always feel that am bene-
fitted BY doing go So ,.,no,.e,,,~
worry c fHfaRs''V1 v 'cl{aiAMBERLA1NE.
THE IMPROVEMENTS
Consist ct large and commod;cus Hotel. large
number of handsome and conveniently arranged
Cottages, a spacious dining and bail room, billiard
room, bowling alley, bath-houses, &c, &c.
THE BATHS.
which are Of the temp sc to leo deg. Fahrt four
in number. A large uctagonal Bath for Gentlemen
q feet in diameter and feet in depth. The Ladies'
Bath, of nearly equal dimensions. Two Spout Baths
and private Bath for Invalids. All of which are
comfortably and conveniently furuished and con.
-tructed, and are connected with cold Plunging
Baths, abundantly supplied with Spring water of
the temp 60-67 deg. Fahr't.
81 The locality of these Springs is remarkable
tor healthiness surrounding country of roplau-
TIC beauty-the atmosphere saiubrious and nvigora-
ting.
The Warm Springs are Is miles from the Milibor-
ough depot of the Central Road, Immediately On
the fine Turnpike Road leading to the White Sui
pbur SPRINGS Passengers leaving Baltimore WASH
ington. Alexandria, Richmond and Petersburg, in
the morning. 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 miles)
and the Healing Springs Is miles). The latter il
hfy-ttoo mules distant from the White sulphur and
therefore the traveller only has t,co miles more of
staging from the Healing than he has from the pres
snt terminus of the Central Rail Road. which is
thirty miles from the White Sulphur
Messrs HarmaD, Mason Co.. the well known,
anterprising and oblgng stage owners, have estab-
shed upon the stage route. lines of the finest teams
aud coaches and will take passengers from the Gen.
trail Road, at Milborough, with safety. comfIrt and
speed. to their destination W. b. BISHOP
je lots. Manager for the Proprietors.