Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-06-21

| L Delaware County, Is miles north from Column
miles from Delaware mles from the White Sui
phur Station, on the Springfield, M Vernon d Pitts
burgh X. II. and 10 miles from Pleasant Valley or
Springs Station, on the Columbus, Piqua & Indiana
Railroad These Springs will open for the reception
of visitors
ON THE list DAY OF JUNE.
The imprOv ements of 1859 have been large, ena-
bling the proprietor to accommodate from five to SIX
hundred guests Among these improvements may
be mentioned large and elegant hotel, new cottage
rows, additional buildings for amusement and recre-
ati0R, extensive lighthouses, Il steam laundry, &c.
Upon the estate there five Springs, all within
the lawn, four of which, the White sulphur, the
Chall beate, the Magnesian and the Saline Chay-
beate decidedly medicinal, while the fifth is re-
THE WHITE SULPHUR
| is n beautiful Artesan fountain situated near the
rocky bank Of the Scioto river. At the depth of 100
feet below the level of the SciotO flows the remarka
! bic stream of sulphur water which supplies the
ago, by gentleman who WAS boring for salt. The
water, when reached, at once arose to the suriacc
and has since continued to inw eithtr IN quail
y MEDICINAL PROPERTIES.
! or years these Springs have been highly esteemed
for their medicinal properties. During the past sea-
their reputation in Inns respect has bccu snSu-
lary confirmed They were administered by II phy-
scian, judi, iousy as to quantity, time OF drinking,
cOntniance, DC, and under this systematic plan the
THE WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS
is peculiarly scrvceablc in those disorders of tho
Liver and Stomach which SO often atlct gentlemen
who have been too closely confined to business, and
persons of sedcntary habits.
/ THE CHALiBEATE SPRINGS
are permanent tOnics, 1hUir effects upon broken
down and dcbilitatrd constitutions have been not
transient but lusting, giving to the blood new vi
anu 'T The aIs RIii3 RMAGHESAW HST IL WnrER vIH
is gentle aperent.
hshed them which can contribute to health and
comfort
the Ohio Nhite sulphur Springs have no rival ia the
West, and hut few in the United Sutos. The loca.
tiou is peculiarly healthy the Scino here is rapid.
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hundreds of feet in thickness through which the river
its way, is either al or near the
face; the grounds Of the estate are beautiful? urdu
lated and interspersed with numerous ines which
carry Oal the superuous water, thus rendering the
soil dry and the atmosphere free nom that humidity
so preudicia to caith; these circumstances, taken
in connection with the altitude of the place, about
600 feet above the level Of the ocean, make the To-
eality as free from malarouS Influences us noun
tain region.
one hundred Of which is covered by one of the most
bea utiful groves in Ohio. This woodland is hand
somcy laid of into walks end drives, ono OF the lat
ter being two miles in extent
Bathing here by the plan adopted, is brought into
fair competition with that at naturally Warm and
Hot Springs. The water is heated the bath tub by
steam pipes; the heat not being raised high enough
to preciptate its SALTS is by this stem applied to
tho surface of the bGther without the loss OF its
TELEGRAPH OFFICE.
Telegraph Office, communicating with all parts
of the country, has been established at the Springs
To he thus in connection with distant points, will be
great cOnv cnicnce to gentlemen VINO hear from
and direct their business affairs daily.
All the accessories necessary 10 health, pleasure
and amusement, visitors may expect to find at the
Ohio White Sui phur Springs, as the proprietor is de-
tcrmned to make it, n every particular, first class
watering place. Grathed with the liberal patronage
extended last year, no effort will be spared to merit
its continuance.
A livery, well stocked with horses and carriages,
is attached to the Springs.
For further Information, arrangements for rSoms
&c, address ANDREW WILsoN, jus,
Whit sulphur. o.
juno IiF.i CIV, Delaware Co.. .