The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-02


WARN SPRINGS, BATH COUNTY.
-. IA-This celebrated Watering Plscs, which i
vis,e4s o5 shs Tssspon ard .ccoMmodati0n q
dfsd and seventy miiss vest c q HIcmon one ann
= Lnese wetc.s have heen long and Justly famed for
a. for the luxury Il bathing. Ther "a -.
eenuy aperieht din 0tfc, diapharettc aud teratiye
sna are especially applicable 70 the treatment Of lie
Chrome Rhsnmatism and GSss. ana d,seasps r..n,t
Ing from their latent existence. AffscfIons of the
msrreM and their consequences; Ircipas;
Hamorrhoid or Uterine derangenents. 81 TSfassass,
Y Cfsa OF Rheumdtlsm; A1scfioas II be Jcisss;
ton. Of the bones RE p1ois Gas I Rs Ca ua
agssSsysgns Dyfps,a; torpid and oterwiss deTanoe
The propristsl have In their posaes.,on. !. large
number OF certiicatee from the most respectable
persons tea:ifying i the strongest language % the
great ssp n tnsy have derived from the Warm
Of them obstinate chronic affections. which were
entirely removed. They select the following from
strongest case. but that 1t relates 70 class Of d;s
eases which II s supposed generally the Baths are
aoi especially adapted to- This letter e from The
ington. this State:
LEXINGTON, Va May 10th, 1853.
MEsSRS. WISE Co --Sirs: Having IN a most siG
nal manner been benetteby the use Of the Bath x,
the Warm springsI cannot refuse to give my ce-tif
catenbeiieving that it may recommend thees wateIs
I
1854 was dreadfally afflicted with Gastriis caro-
nc Tins w.. , q ns aomach. nv suferngs q
such an Initiated condition that was Obliged con
nne myself for several months together on frozen
cream The slightest departure from this regimen
would increase the ipiamation and bring on Vi len
paroxyms OF sufferiGe threatening immedists death
physician OF great skill devoted the most nm
wearied attention in applying remedies to battle The
disease but medicines seemed TO have but little
power; | became extremely emaciated, being re
duced from 40 pounds down to about 20.
and that medicines taken internally had no effect
and Bathing The bIistering had tsndency to rs
move the IRRITATION from my stomach. by drawing II
to the surface. but the bath proved so signay
penenciai from its rst application that my nh ysi
clan and friends determined Immediately to send ut
70 the Warm Springs, so soon as the weather would
admit OF my travelling with safety.
Accordingly. about the ist Of June (ls54) arrived
&C these Justly celebrated Springs The effect of the
Bath on me was ms'e wonderful than magic
weighed 81 pounds on the day ofmy arrival; the
arst week gained 8 pounds. Soon abardoned my
rigid system Of dieting and began to eat whatever
desired. WithinS weeks gained not less than for
health.
Ever since. to the present time my general health
has been as good as at any former period Of my life
use OF your delightful Baths ~'--'7 - " 'A'
ANNIE &. McELwEE.
I concur fully In the above statement Of my wife
As regards the extremely low and almost hopeless
the Warm Bath in restoring her, the statement fall
rather below than above the yeritabe state of thu
facts Yours, &C.,
We add the following relative to a somewhat re
markable case of worthy South Carolina gentle
man, who was entirely restored after seeking il
vain for relief elsewhere:
CHARLESTON, 8. c. Sept. Is, 1857.
To the Proprietors Of the Warm Springs, "a.
GENTS: In reply to yours. cheerfully furnish
g,ou statement Of the benefits l have received by
ftaA sNf alroh In hath
In the summer OF 1855, had q severe attack o
rheumatism, and, 30 soon as l was able to move,
Jny unable to walk sH without great dniss
spent some ten day with ycu, using the Plunge and
spout Bath, by which was entirely relieved frou
ycute pain and enabled to walk freely. / then Wis
tied other points in this Mountains, and after ab
4ence of q tew weeks returned to the Warm much
as left. when resumed a free use of the Bath
shich had most happy effect in removing the
remnant OF my disease. and resulted in a permanent
:ure.
~ of bal hing and the comfort of your well conduct
I'd establishment, and always feel that L am bene
atted by dong v 70; rs.n0o.fn,,v
CHAs. " UHAMBERLAINE
THE IMPROVEMENTS
Consist of large aud commodious Hotel. a large
lumber OF handsome and conveniently arranged
Cottages spacious dining and ball room, billiard
room, bowling alley, lighthouses, &c, &c.
THE BATHS
which of the temp 96 to 100 deg. Fahrt four
n number. A large Uctagonal Bath for Gentlemen
IS 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 furnished and con
,tructed, and connected with cold Plunging
Baths, abundantly supplied with spring water Of
the temp. 60-67 deg. Fahr't.
HI- The locality Of these Springs is remarkable
or healthiness-the surrounding country of roman
tic beauty-the atmosphere salubrious and invgora-
ing.
The Warm Springs are IS miles from the Millbor.
ough depot of the Central Road, Immediately on
che fine Turnpike Road leading to the White Sui.
phur Springs Passengers leaving Baltimore, Wash
:ngton, Alexandria, Richmond and Petersburg, in
he morning. reach the Warm Springs BY early sup
the Warm Springs, is by the Hot Springs Is miles)
and the Healing Springs Is miies). The latter is
hirtytUo miles 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.
ant terminus of the Central Rail Road, which ia
thirty miles from the White Sulphur.
Messrs. Hartman, Mason Il Co.. the we'll known
-nterprsing and obligng stage owners, have estab-
ished upon the stage route lines of the finest teams
and coaches and will take passengers from the Cen
ral Road. at Milborough, with safety. comfort and
speed to their destination. w. B. BISHOP,
Je lots. Manager for the Proprietors.