Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-08-17
COLD SULPHUR SPRINGS.

THIS POPULAR WATERING PLACE, which has
l. been purchased by the undersigned, is now open
or the reception Of visitors 1t is situated IA the
turnpike leading from Goshen Depot, on the Virgin
Central Railroad, to the Rockbridge Alum Springs
-one and q half miles from the Depot eight miles
rom the ROckbridge Alum, and 10 from Lexington.
Jyer this Turnpike there will run daily line OF
lacks. Passengers from the Rockbridge Alum for
he Eastern should take this route in preference
the rough and tiresome one over the mountain to
Millboro. Passengers leaving Baltimore, Washing
Richmond, in the morning cars, reach these
springs by A. o'clock on the evening of the same day
md those desiring to remain week more at the
Cold Sulphur will be taken there from Goshen free Of
stage fare.
These Springs have long been famed for their ME-
oIclNAL Virtues and have been frequented for more
han quarter Of century by the seekers OF health.
70 the seekers of pleasure their retired situation,
mantle scenery and delightful Baths offer peculiar at
fractions. The mountains around abound in game,
.ud this place has long been iayorite resort Of the
lovers of the chase.
The following certificate from DR.. James R. Jordan,
If Lexington, whose high reputation Physician is
we'll known, and who has had peculiar opportunities
If knowing these waters, attesting their medicinal
virtues is deemed sufficient, among others, which
night be readily obtained:
Having been IN the habit for many years Of send.
ng patients the Cold Sulphur Spring, and of visit
ng il occasionally myself, have been enabled, by
10Th observation end experience, TO form fair judg-
ment of ts medicinal qualities. am, therefore, pre-.
Jared to say that consider il very valuable water
ing place. In DYSPEPSIA AND DISEASES OF THE LIVER,
md in all cases in which Sulphur Water may be APP
,ropriatey used it will be found highly beneficial,
md in its effects surpassed by such water in the
State except by the celebrated hte Sulphur Spring
Of the county OF Greenbrer
The water is delightfully."- cool and pleasant, the To-
cation of it convenient, and the place in the hands Of
Mr Leech, the present proprietor, will, think, be
very agreeable one. JAMES r. JORDAN.
Lexington, Va, July |. 1857.
TERMS.
The charge for board will be 50 per week, and no
Extra charge will be made for the use Of the bath
Servants, children and horses, $3.50 per week
No effort or expense will be spared BY the Propre.
tor to secure the comfort of his guests.
The Post Office of the Springs is "Goshen Bridge"
JAS II. LEECH, Proprietor,
Cold Sulphur Springs, Va
July q, 1S5S-1mo
DARTERBRUOK FEMALE SCHOOL,
- The next Session OF this School will commence
the first Monday in September 1885, and close the 25th
of June, 1852. Miss SALLIE II. DOUGLAS will again
lake charge ofhe School.
TERMS.
For all the higher English Branches, SIS per ses-
sion OF ten months French, $50; Music, with Of
Piano. $lS per session OF FIVE months; Contingent fee
81 Board, 80 per month. 0ne-half payable at the
commencement of the school the other at the close
DAVID GILKESON,
HUGH GUTHRIE,
JOHN BROOKS, Trustees.
WIN. McC0MB,
7. w. SHELTON,
Dar Init