The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-19

SPRINGS. Bath COUNTY.

WAkM SPRINGS. BATH COUNTY.
vA-This celebrated Watering Place. which Il
Visitors Is situated in bath couniy. W. ons Iuu =.
afed and seventy miles west OF kiehmond
These watets have been long aud Justly fsuesl for
rs for the luxury II bathing. Their nrnuertjrs ARA
gently aperient diu. etic tapharesc and sltsratiye
sna are espsc.y applicable % the treatment Of the
chresc hea.rafisra and Gost. and diseases result.
ipg irsm their latent existence. Affections Of the
ii@mapeia, following suppressed evacuations from
Hsmorthoid or Uterine derABeemenfs or Mstudases
Y G9atsor Rhesmatism; AJbtrsions ~ ne .'oints;
teasoi the bones The w,ole class ~ the Cufaneous
dgset,ons Dysptpssa torpid and ote1oiss deranosi
The propri-tors have In their possessiou. a large
numb OF certificates from the most rsspec table
persons in the strongest language to the
springs Baths. in q variety OF diseases; q number
OF them obstinate chronic affections which were
en,,e,y remosed; They select the following from
strongest case but that t relates to class oil dis
cases which 1t 10 supposed generally. the Baths are
estmaois lady q the Rev W. n acEIwsl Of L .ns
ington. this State;
LExrsaroS. Va. May 18th. ,sss
MEssRs- Wise 4 Cs --Sirs Having IN most siQ-
nal manner been benefited by the use of the Bath at
the warm springsI cannot refuse to give my certif.
to other Aids who similarly afflicted.
for several long. weary months in the winter OF
aic Iajqaaatio,a Of tie Nomach. My suffsrings at
times were most excruciating: and my stomach was n
such an irriaed condition that Obliged 10 con.
me myself Tor several months together on frozen
cream. The slightest departure from this regimen
would increase the inflammation and bring on violent
ply scian ot area. skill desssed the most ea nn-
wearied attention in apply ing remedies TO battle the
disease &; but medicin g seemed to have but little
power. 1 became extremely emaciated, being re-
duced from l40 pounds down to about 10.
flnding that my system was IN very low state,
ana osn nas .saes had
and Bathing The blistering had tendency to re-
move therrtation from my stomach, by drawing it
beneficial from its first application that my phy si
clan and friends Observation-Disclosures to send me
admit of my travelling with safety
Accordingly, about the ist Of June {ls54 arrived
% these justly celebrated Springs The effect Of the
bath on me was more wonderful than magic.
weighed So pound, on the day ofmy arrival; the
6rst week gained pounds Soon abandoned my
tesired. within weeks gained not less than for
% pounds OF flesh. and was entirely restored to
Ever since. 10 the present time. my general health
has been as good as at any former period of my life
ascribe i. chiefly, Under the blessing ofGod. to the
very ss zssfE Z. MoELwEE.
concur fully In the above statement of my ife.
As regards the extremely low and almost hopeless
,ond ion OF her health, and the beneficial effects of
The Warm Bath IN rest,ring Der, the statement fails
wM NJ McELwEE.
inarkable case of worthy South Carolina gentle.
man. who was entirely restored, after seeking in
vain for relief elsewhere:
CHARLESTON. S. c., Sept is. 1887.
To the Proprietors Of tie Warm Springs, "a.
GENTS: In reply to yours, I cheerfully furnish
yon q statement OF the benefits have received by
the use OF your valuable baths:
In the summer of 1885, had severe attack Of
rheumatism, and, SO soon as was able to move, 1
Sas advised to try your baths, which reached in
spent some ten dal with 70 a. using the Plunge and
Spout Bath, by which was entirely relieved from
scute pain and enabled 70 walk freely: then Wis
tied other points in the Mountains, and after alb
,ence of few weeks. returned to the Warm. much
as left, when resumed tree use of the Bath,
remnant of my disease. and resulted in permanent
have since visited the Springs to enjoy the luxu-
~ of bathing and the comfort your we'll conduct
eli establis hinent, and always feel that am be.e
stted by dong So
CHAs. v. CHAMBERLAIN.
THE IMPROVEMENTS
Consist OF a large aud comr0Odious Hotel. a large
Gumber of handsome and conveniently arranged
Cottages spacious dining and bail room, billiard
room, bowling alley bath houses &C., &C.
TEE BATHS,
which arc of the temp 96 to loo deg Fahr't are four
IN number. A large uctagonai Bath for Gentlemen,
IS feet in diameter and feet in depth. The Ladies'
and private tath for Invads. All of which are
comfortably and conveniently furnished aud Con-
structed, and are connected with cold Piunging
Baths. abundantly supplied with spring water Of
The temp. 61-e7 deg. Fahr't.
R1- The locality o: these Springs is remark able
for healthness the surrounding country of ROMAN
tic beauty-the atmosphere saubrious and inyigora-
tiDg.
The Warm Springs are Is miles from the Milbor-
on IN depo: of the Central Road, Immediately on
the fine Turnpike Road leading TO the White Sui
phur Springs Passengers leaving Baltimore. Wash-
ington. AiexaDds ia, 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 (s miles). The latter is
hirtDtio0 miles distant from the White sulphur and
therefore the traveller ony has ttco miles more of
staging from the Healing than he has from the pres
ent terminus of the Central Rail Road which is
thirty miles from the White Sulphur.
Messrs. Hartman. Mason Il Co.. the we'll known
enterprising and oblgng stage owners, have estab-
ished upon the stage route lines of the finest teams
and coaches, ard will take passengers from the en-
trail Road. at Milborough, with safety comfort aud
speed. to their destination. w. B, BISHOP,
a.