Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-07-04
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ROryES To -F!,ILITrOF ACCESS
fa'iil> CELEBRATED WATERING PLACE. ALTHOUGH
l. situate, n the mountains OF Virginia, iGu miles West
Of Richmond and 80 Sou:hwes Of Siaunicn Is now brought
by the Virginia Central railroad within easy ct the
Atlantic seaboa.d and the FIRST Of all the Western Springs
reached ey the traveller The cars NJ" run within i've
miles Of IL.
Thu, /, /, brought within >. hours or New Yorsand the
Northern passenger leaving Baltimore. Washington. or
Alexandria Ia .a- morning and SOUTHERN br"ak'ssng
il Richmond take tea the same evening Al III" !;ccSbridse
Spr,n:s
L-;he Northern ,rayeler be careful South
Richmond, but. from Washington c'y. take 'he htEy,s
DkIA AND OE,HGE kALko,p 20 ',ori"sve, which there
connects wi:h the Central railroad.
The southern visitor. 90 reach MS place By 'c shortest
and cheapest route Ice careful FAR North
l:chmond, making that ron; whence s vail come by
tie Central cars. From ;he Southwest i is approached 10y
IN. virginia aud Tennessee railroad 10 lnf"rds or Lynch
1Ur-.
The Natural Bridge beaS in the county with this
Spring an u" which gives its name! an oiec; Of great
attraction 70 the visitors.
For - these springs without any other
Of advertising than ha; afforded by the visitors them
selves who have either experienced witnessed the
wrought by ;hem have gradually cy.ai.d their fame
throughout Virginia and tie south. This mountainous re-
goa : remarkable for the uuber variety OF lis mine.
raj aui thermal waters AMI Il is 10 dsparae-Gic: 90 tie
very h.>; u: icin I" that Tor extent aEi variety Of its
applicability 10 disease. and its p"'.acy in many OF the
wpss; and most obstinate atIes, !: stands without RI
val
For an accoun, therapeutic action of'hese waters
b.. Moorn..ns work The Mineral springs Of
Virginia; al'o 'h- letters "f Dr. CirSF5; aud others, In
our Pamphlet.
II iabii who really need Nc waters, would consult
their bee. iu;c: they wou. defer their Visit till
the crowded months o; July and August hut would pos
-ibe. in April May and June wh, they can be 80
muc better and attended TO- The water Is never
used 20 better advantage than Ia the spring and early sum.
months while there never has been year, In The his
tory OF this watering place ia which the accommodations
visitors cquacd the demand FOR places.
While il. value medicinal age, well established In
the SOUTH has the am OF the poprietors to render
IL and attractive TO the social refined and cult.
vlted people who annually, aad seek its quiet
shades They willing TO spare no reasonable pain, or
expense In catering for the tastes OF such and besides b-
ards and bowling saloons both for ladies and gentle
they have engaged superior band from New York to
fursish well for the lawn as the ballroom.
The water bottled at the spring is kept CONSTANTLY on
hand and for sale by FISHER WESTON, Druggists, !c-
mond. Va A. ErcSsK Druggist, Lynchhurg, w.. HHfE.
Co., Drussi.s, New York; BLAIs wYkrn Druggist,
phi,tephia; COLEMAN RcGnEs, druggists, Baltimore;
llyLaNp CLARK GsoHGs Mobile Ala: and JAMES SrsEs.
N. Orleans 1t may ordered from any Of these houses
with perfect confidence in its purity and freshnrss
Pamphlets, with all particulars and many certificates,
mail application full advertisement, with let
ters Dr. Cartwrsi; and other distinguished gentlemen,
may he in "iIarpers Weekly" Of May H. and in 's
New York observer OF May u.
WM \. LEWIS, Clerk.
WM II. SLADE. Room Manager.
c. A. MAYO. Dining Room Director.
FRAZIER q RANDOLPH. Propsie'ors.
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