Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-17
Ohio White suIphur SPRING.
Announcement Of the Proprietor for
the Season o. 1sss.


lT'HE OHIO WITS SULPHUR
SPRINGS are situated II Delaware county, 10
milcs north fom Columbus, The Capital Of ohio, on
from me white sulphur station, on sprlnRneid, ,
Mount vernon and Ptt.sburg Rail Roads, and 10
She coa.bs ea,a Ssa Ss sP5,nss s,st9a. on
springs Will open tot the reception Of visitors
ON rbB FInsT DAY OF JUNE,
The improvements Of 1850 have been inteS cns-
bling the proprietor TO Accommodate nom 8ve 40
HiN hundred Hueatas hmouH tlfsee iulpruvcuronfa
may be mentioned q large and elegAnth tel, new
aud recreation, extensive. baihshouses, steam
Upon The estate there are i've sprlnss. ali within
tho lawn, four oi which, ihe WuirE SuLrnun the
CnALyaEArr, the MAoarsIAs and ne skiiEr
CnALynEATE, ae dceidodt medicinal, while the
nfth is remarkable forthe purity OF its ator
HE MtitfE SULPHUk
ia heRutiiul Artesian Fountain situated near the
rocky hank ol the scoto River. Atthe depth OF Iso
feet below the oyel OF The soiofo flows the remark
able stream Of Ailrhuf watcf which supplies this
spring This stream was discovered me thirty
The wafer when achod, az once arose 10 the aur-
laeo and has ven moe continued TO 1ow, during
All seasons, without change or abatemehti either
MEDICINAL. PROPERTIES
For years these spfinga have been highl esteemed
for their med cinal properties, During the pAsi
season their repu alton IN this resp-rt has been
slnEulariy confirmed They were administered by u
Phy siei n, ladieionsly as 70 qusnt'ty time Of
attic plan the euree were numerous and grafiiying,
hk Wiiltk SULtHUk " MAlkk
is peculiarly &c rieeahle in those disorders Of the
who have been too oioHel confined 70 buainesa and
persons of ssdentary habits.
Tue CHALYGEATE SPRINGS
Arc permanent foulcs Their eject upon broken
down and deniitated constitutions have been not
transient but lgsing giving 10 The lloop new vi
tally and 90 the peisoh new liie and vig0r
THE MAGNESiAN WA ER
IL
lnvalids my rely upon every facility being fur
nlahed them which can contribute 70 health and
AsH deiiahtnui resort during ibe summer month,
the ohio W te sulphur have NO rival In the
West. ana bu' lew in the United States. The lOca-
rocky stream; the nCiihi lire eatoneT a formeilon
hundreds ql ieet IN thiekness, through which the
river cuts It's way, s every where either at or near
the suraee the grounds OF the estate arc beautiful
und9,liated and ipti1sPorsed with numerous raw
rendering the soil dry and the atmosphere free nom
that humidity 90 pitjudieiel ia healihj teae orr
eumHtanceA IA en- In connection with the altitude
Of the place, about eco feet abuvo the level Of Inc
ocean, mike the locaii as free from nalhrloua in-
hueuces as mountain region.
100 OF whlcl Is covered By one OF the most bcs,ti
ful groves In ohio. This woodland Is handsomely
lald on INTO walks anu drives, one Of the latter be-
BATHS.
Bathing here, by the plan adopted, Is broughtinto
iair competition with that at naturally warm and
bot springs. The water ia heated In the bath-tub
by steam-ppes; tho heat not being raised high ems
ough TO urecptate ts salts, 81 Ia by this system ap-
piled the surface OF the bather without the loss OF
Its saline Ingredients.
I'ELEGRAPH OFFICE.
ATelegraph Office, communicating with all marta
OF the country, has been established at the sprinFs
70 he thus In connection with distant points win
Dc great convenience TO gentlemen who can hear
rom ana direct their husiness affairs daily.
All the accessories necessary TO health, pleasure
anl squAementi Visitors may expect TO find at the
ohio White sulphur Springs, as the proprietor ia
determtnedto make IT, In every particular nrst-
elasa watering-place. Gratiled with the liberal pa
uOnhge cNte nded last year, effort will be SPARED
to merit Its continuance.
livery, we stocked with horses and carriages
is attached TO the Springs,
For turther IN Ofmation, arrangements for rooms |
&C., address ANDREW WILSON
White sulphur Post ONCE,
mYls-lm Delaware ounty, O.