The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-06-17

WARN SPRINGS, BATH COUNT

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IWARM SPRINGS, BATH COUNTY,
" yAThis celebrated Watering Place. which il
visitors. Is situated in Bath county. Va one hun.
drsd and severity miles west Of Richmond.
curative attic. sasans DISEASES sa as w III
a. for the Injury ef bathing. Their properties
Especially appsbp 70 the Of n:
following diseased cpnditiene. viz:
Chroasc kleamatisna and Goat. and diseases result
ing from their latent existence. Affections of the
spinal Marrow and their consequences: Faroivsss:
H@mapgia tollewing suppressed eyacuations from
q Goaa or Rfeasaatism: Aasctions If the Joints;
lSnnbuga; sciatica; CgatrqcS,0ns and morbid cond
TINS OF the bones The whole class If the (uansous
| conditions NJ ne Lirer
1he proprie,els have in their possession. a large
| number of certificates from the most respectable
pereops. testyng In the strongest language TO the
great benefits they have derived from the Warm
Of them obstinate chronic affections which were
entirelyremoved. They select the following from
strongest case but that it relates TO class Of dis
eases which IL 10 supposed generally the Baths are
nGi espees ad.Ped TO- Thss ,ssser Is from the
ington. this State:
LEXINGTON. VA, May 18th. 1853.
MessRs WISE Go -Strs: Having ~ a most sig
nal manner been benettedb by the Of the Bath At
che Warm Springs cannot refuse to give my certif
70 other iDyalids who are similarly afflicted
FOR sefHrai long, weary mouths. in the winter of
1864. was dreadfuiiy afflicted with Gdsfriis Giro
nae Inflammation Of TIE &omdch. My sufferings at
times excruciating and m stomach was Il,
&uch an rfated condition that was obliged TO con-
fine myself for several months together on frozen
cream. The slightest departure from this regimen
would increase the inflammation and bring on Violent
paroxyns OF suffering. thres tening immedists death
physician OF great skill devoted the most UNI
weared attention in applying remedies to ba file the
iisease but medein's seemed to have but little
power. l became extremely emaciaied being re-
duced from 40 pounds down to about 10
Finding that my system was in a very low state.
Ny physician put me under q system of Blisteting
and Bathing The blistering had tendency TO re-
move the irritation from my stomach, by drawing 1t
70 the surface but the warm bath proved nally
beneficial from its fret application that IN nh ysi
clan ard friends determined Immediately 10 send me
TO the Warm Springs. 80 soon az the weather would
admit of my travelling with safety.
Accordingly, about the st Of June (Is54) arrived
a: these justly celebrated Springs The effect of the
Bath on me was more wonderful than magic. i
weighed g pound, on the day ofmy arrival; the
hrst week gained ~ pounds Soon abandoned my
desired Within weeks gained not less than E,y-
" pounds OF flesh, and was entirely restored to
Ever since, to the present time my general health
has been as good as a. any former period of my life.
ascIbe 1t ch!efty, under the blessing Of God to the
use of your delightful Baths.
Very resspNs Sts Z ycv,wpp
concur fully in the above statement of my Wife
As regards the extremely low and almost homeless
cond ion of her health and the beneficial effects of
the Warm Bath in restoring her, the statement falls
rather below, than above the vertable state of the
facts Yours, &c,
VIM NJ McELWEE
We add the following relative TO SOFT ewhat re-
markabe case of worthy South Carolina gentle
man. who was entirely restored, after seeking in
yain for relief elsewhere:
CHARLESTON, 8. c., Sept l5..Is57s
To he Troprietors Of the Warm Springs, Va.
GENTS: In reply to yours eheerfully furnish
the OF your valuable baths
In the summer Of 1855, had severe attack ef
rheumatism. and, SO soon az wa, able TO move,
ni.T.Sa bath ,nl.I
July, unable to walk without great difficulty.
spent some ten DAYS with ycu using the Plunge and
Spout Bath, by which was entirely reliey ed from
acute pain and enabled to walk freely. / then Wis.
tied other points in the Mountains and after an ah-
sence of a few weeks. returned to the Warm. much
as | left, when resumed tree of the Bath,
which had most happy effect in removing the
remnant OF my disease. and resulted in permanent
cure.
have since vi.ted the Springs to enjoy the luxu-
ry of bathing and the comfort OF your well conduct
ed establishments, and always feel that 1 am bene-
CHAS. Y UiAMBERLAINE.
THE IMPROVEMENTS
Consist Of large and commodious Hotel large
number of handsome and conveniently arranged
Cottages, a spacious dining and ball room, billiard
room, bowling alley, bath houses, &C., DC.
THE BATHS
which of the temp 90 to leo deg Fahrt are four
in number. A large Octagona Bath for Gentlemen
Bath, of nearly equal dimensions. Two Spout Baths
and private bath for Invalids. All of which are
comfortably and conveniently furnished and CON
rtructed. and connected with cold PIunging
Baths. abundantly supplied with Spring water OF
the temp. 6D-67 deg. FahI't.
RS- The locality OF these Springs is remarkable
for heaithiness-the surrounding country OF roman
tic beauty-the atmosphere saubri0us and inygora-
ting.
The Warm Springs are Is miles from the Millbor-
ugh depot of the Central Road. Immediately on
the fine Turnpike Road leading to the W hite Sui
phur Springs Passengers leaving Baltimore, Waeh-
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 e miles). The latter is
Hirytt03 miles distant from the White sulphur and
therefore the traveller only has tao miles more of
staging from the Healing than he has from the pres
ent terminus of the Central Rail Road which il
thirty miles from the White Sulphur.
Messrs. Hartman, Mason i Co.. the well known,
enterprising aad Obigng stage owners, have estab-
lished upon the stage route lines of the finest teams
and coaches. and will take passengers from the en-
trail Road. at Mllborough, with safety, comfort and
spt ed, to their destination. W. Il. BISHOP,
Je lots. Manager for the Projectors.