The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-30

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w MnM ofhlNuc, BATH COUNTY.
-. vA1This celebrated watering Place. which I
ys.os staase Is sssa soansy " ons su. q
dssd and seventy miles vest II kickmond. =. -11
hes rsss hasS been long aud asty famed
- tor the luxury Fl bathing. Their prueerfics sra
gently aperiest dia ssc dspharstc and Alternative,
following diseased cynaitions viz: f 80
Csronie Rheaaafism and 6snt, and diseAsss resuit-
nSSSm their latent existence. Affections Il the
nptnai Marrow, and their consequences: Rayufusis.
nGmapsia, following suppressed evacuations from
uemorrhoid or Uterine deransements. OF Esfasta 80
Lamtaoo; scia,ica: tsniraefsens Ard morbid conds.
ti2s o. the bones The schoae class If The Cdaeosls
e gsS,,os; yyg,Jp..a torpid and ot,ptse derasosd
The prorrietsrs have in their possession. large
nnnher OF certificates FROM the most respectable
SersS os ess 1sns
q them obslnase chronic sissssons. which WERE
among these certificates not that il presents the
strongest case but that Il relates 10 class OF DIS
not especially adapted to. This letter IL from the
es.,nan .s lazy q the Rev w. NJ McEIwEE. Of Lex
-, LEXINGTON. VA, May 10th. 1885,
MsssRs WISE Co -Sirs Having n most zig.
nal manner been benefited by the Of the Bath i.
tne warm springsI cannot refuse TO give my cerfii
cate-beiieyipg that it may recommend these waters
70 q, other invalids who are similarly afflicted,
& waa ,eng Wsarg month"; 10 he winter q
NC incarnation If the Stomach. Ny suiferings at
times were most excrucisting: and M stomach was N
sncii an rrtated condition that was Obliged to con-
line myeeIf for several months together on frozen
cream. The slightest departure from this regimen
would increase tue inflammation and bring On violent
physician OF great skill devoted the most I'M
Wearied attention In applying remedies to battle the
disease but medicines seemed TO have bat little
power. l became extremely emaciated, being re.
iuced from $40 pounds down to about "a
Finding that my system was in very low efate
medIriunA ipte ly al fact
ny physician pnt me under system of Clustering
and Bathing: The blis:e,ina had tendency to re.
to the surface. bat the bath proved SO gnally
beneficial from its frat application that nay phys
can ana tflends determined immediately to send
to the Harss Springs so soon as the weather would
ADMIT OF my travelling with safety.
Accordingly, about the lst of June {ls5) arrived
at these justly celebrated Springs The effect of the
Bath ON me was m.-e wonderful than magic.
weighed 80 pounds ON the day ofmy arrival; the
first week gained pounds. Soon abandoned nv
rigid system Of dieting and began to eat whatever
desired. Within weeks gained not less than I'm.
y pounds OF flesh. and was entirely restored to
Ever since, to the present time, my general health
pas been Is aood as at any former period Of my life
use OF your delightful Baths
Very respectfully,
ANNIE e. McELWEE
concur fully IN the above statement of INV :; lie
As regards the extremely low and almost hone, ess
,onjI ion OH health. and the beneficial effects OF
me warm Bath in restoring her, the statement falls
Gather below than above the veritable state of the
facts Yours &c
WM. NJ. McRLWEE.
We add the following relative to a sornewhat re.
markable case of worthy South Carolina gentle.
man who was entirely restored. after seeking in
CHARLESTON, 8. C., Sept. IS. 1857.
To the Prcprietors Of the Warm Springs, IA.
GENTS: In reply To yours, I cheerfully furnish,
gon statement Of the benefits have received by
the use OF your valuable baths:
La the summer OF 1855, had severe attack oil
rheumatism, and, go soon as wa, able TO move, l
fay unable to walk without great In dients Il
spent some ten DAYS with ycu using the Plum &c and
spout Bath, by which was entirely relieved from
.cute pain and enabled TO walk freely. then Wis.
tied other points in the Mountains and after an alb
,ence of q few weeks, returned to the Warm much
| left. when resumed ,ree use OF the Bath,
which had a most happy effect in removing the
'emnant Of my disease. and resulted in permanent
cure.
ry OF bathing and the comfort of your we'll conduct
ID establishment. and always feel that am bene-
stted by doing E 80; ,esrsc,f,,,r
CHAs. v. CHAMBERLAINE
THE IMPROVEMENTS
Consist of q large and commodious Hotel. large
aumber OF handsome aud conveniently arranged
Cottages spacious dining aud ball room, billiard
room, bow ling alley, bath houses, &C., &c.
THE BATHS,
which of the temp &c TO leo deg. Fahrt four
IL number. large Uctagouai Bath for Gentlemen,
8 feet in diameter and feet in depth The Ladies'
and private bath for Jnva,ids. All of which aFe
comfortably and conveniently furnished and con-
tructed and are connected with cold PIuDging
Baths, abundantly supaed with Spring water Of
the temp 6G-i7 deg. Fahr't
s8- The locality OF these Springs is remarkable
bealthiness the surrounding country of roman
tic beauty-the atmosphere salu5rious aud nvigora-
ding.
The Warm Springs are Is miles from the Millbor-
ough depot of the Central Road. Immediately on
the fine Turnpike Road leading to the White Sui
phur SpriGgs Passengers leaving Baltimore. Wash.
Alexandria RichYnQnd am pet in
the morning. reach the VAIN Springs by early sup
per time. The route to the White sulphur. from
The Warm SPRING. is by the Hot Springs t5 miles)
aud the Healing Springs Is mies). The latter is
Utirtgtso miles distant from the White sulphur and
therefore the traveller only has too miles mere 81
staging from the Healing than be has from the pres
mt terminus of the Central Rail Road, which ia
thirty miles from the White Sulphur.
Messrs.. Hartman, Mason Co.. the well known,
enterprsipg and ohliging stage owners have estab
ished upon the stage route lines ofthe finest teams
and coaches. and VIII take passengers from the Cen
trail Read OF Htiborough, with safety, comfort and
speed to their destination. W. b. BISHOP,
je lots Manager for the Proprietors.