The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-07-19
SUMMER RESORTS.
A, Il HOT SPRINGS, VIRGINIA.
IE:M NATURES REMEDY FOR CHRONIC

49, HOT sPI1NGs' 'ihsiNiA'
lGM NATURES REMEDY FOR CHRONIC
Tine e H rs,or r. . on Re TOT June
ply of Minera, Water is abundant, and there are
NINE BATHS. constantly supplied with fresh
water from separate SPRINGS OF various teHnPtfd-
lures from 7s deg. to los deg. FahIenhet. these
waters cure the Chronic forms of kheamass;
ton; Cont Diseases Of the Liver; Old Injuries TO
the Muscles, joints and tendons fniaIsea ulanns'
Spina Irritation: Chronic Dlarrhtea ana some DIS
eases eases" peculiar to Females, more thoroughly and
rapidly than any other remedy on the American
''' THEIR ALTERNATIVE AN CURATIVE
are unsurpassed by those of any her Mineral Wa
ter on the face of the globe.
Many persons afflicted with tne diseases enurne-
rated above, in forms which had resisted the most
skliul medical treatment,and had rendered tne hVes
of the sufferers alike wretched and useless throngh
long years OF pain, have been restored 10 PerIsce
with such maiadies. there are comparatively lew
indeed who would not be either cured or greatly re-
The SPRINGS are situated in an elevated noun
tain region The scenery around is Wild T9manfldi
ard beautiful and more n neatly al fn aha aeish'iu
Besides the Hot Baths for invalids. there are two
FINE PLEASURE BATHS, for persons in good
Good MUSIC will be in attendance early in the
States by Railroad to the Millboro' depot OF the
" Virginia Central Railroad thence by stage
the sPRNGs 9s P 9ssf easns
Va. or BALTIMORE, Md, IN the morning, can come
pass the night at the Warm Springs and arrive here
to breakfast next morning.
u For full account Of this celebrated Watering
Place, see ''DE Bows REV. Ew' for June, and
subscriber for a pamphlet.
yGAY SULPHUR SPRINGS-This Watering
sss Place will be open for the reception Of
iias ami r. f@ riepe Sf Ire FiJsiate Gmd Tonnes
See kepToGd about hai mle ifo nit b Sn
Omnibus will always be found waitn,@ The arrivalof
the cars. to convey visitors to the SPRINGS.
These White and Black Sulphur Waters have ell
The WHITE SGLPHUR-asgrayated cases of
Dyspepsia, ious affections of the Liver, Kidneys,
and Bladder. General Debility, and especially dis
eases OF the Nervous System, and those diseases
The BLACK SUIPHUR-all kinds of diseases of
the skina cases OF letter and other erup
tions of the Skin.
in the mountqipS Of Virginia. and the table and at
tendance OF the most satisfactory character, toge
fef sua "a at c ae
as Ia all of which we beg TO refer to the large
Place. ]. a. HEFELF NIGER,
my 17-dtIstA Proprietor.
In 1HSSffHL ( 'onf 4AlSs. 4hi i Noun
FILE Houses announce to tourists and the sum
ton of guests on the 18th Of June. These Hotels
nave recently been th9TouE hly renovated and newly
furnished, are located IN the midst Of the most at
tractve scenery 9" ti;e MOUNTAINS, being IN the I'M
menday{9r ycn!t, g., OF t the "2lD NAN or THE
Route from New York via Norwich and Worces-
ter iqG by re TGGJ!fg9d G stepme sf GQMoN
p NJ, from Pier Is n T., foot of Courtland street,
at the landing of Southern Trains
For further lnioflnatif1n sec small bills of the
al Hotels itppDtS,
dress f. S. MARTIN; AGENT,
Je 8-d2m New ork.
sa, !, ss ii A. ss65hs
1isifo7s on the l5a Of June.
The waters similar to the far-famed White
Sulphur. ard their accommodations equal to any
They are situated in Amelia count-, 50 miles from
Richmond, and 2la miles from Jetersve Station,
on the Richmond and DanviIie Railroad on which
there are two trains daily, to and from Jetersvle,
where ,here Will always he a conveyance to the
SPRINGS. on the arrival OF the cars: Their local.
summer resort Tor families.
BoARp,Per month, 500 per week. $50; per day,
81 CHILDREN and Se FHGS R g WILSON Fffsso SON
1 PLEASANT SUMMER II I5sORT.
WA Y BUFFALO GAP NOCSE.-This well
- kn%wn n ! "a y, k centIa R1 t.
road, is open Tor the accommodation OF travel
ers and visitors Persons wishln2 to spend me heat
OF summer in cool. quiet WAY, cannot lind more
suitable place IN all Virginia It rs easy of access
the cars Of the Central Railroad passing by itevery
day The house is lar-e and couFcn lcnt. surrounded
by the most beautiful mountain scenery. Fine
Sprn-lS, OF Freestone, Sulphur, chaiy beate, and
Alum Water convenient. Elliott Knob the high
est mountain III Virginia, is visited by hundreds
" AZ ao" ' fENpIN ALLEY. with good order, (No
wHIshEY) and every attention to tie comfort OF
Board per week, 81; per month, SIS; children and
Pos; Q,!2e swoope'f pGT2t t; ! Ang9stq CO., xa
t:M WATERING-fi.ACE is now open for
The reception Of, visitors and furnished with APP
rliances essential t. health and comtart. For the
VIC refer % the several works on the Virginia
SlEnLs Visitors trayelIn. by the virginia and
for this place is NEWBERN. NOW Dublin.l where
STAGE COACHES. and convey ed over a beauti-
fully graded road to the Springs, q distance OF 80
The diseases to which these waters are applica-
le4re-Sar! ReItis. BRONCHITIS, PhthsIs, Diarrhpa,
famInation of thesI.yer and Kidneys and of the
Mucous Surfaces OF the AlimentaTy Canal; Rheu-
matlsln, Gout. and Cutaneous Affections. and all
datve and incidentally Tonic Treatment,' viii he
benefited By the use OF thiS T rTTpnr, 90
4MA$ SEA BAT diHNsi;pEAKE HALL.
TTEs SUMNER RESORT will be 1 opened for the
reception of visitors the 18th of June. when the
Proprietor will be happy to see any of his friends
who may wish To enjoy Salt W alter Bathing and the
Injuries of the Seaboard. ~
Je SIM X. u. BANKS.
aa,s hEEHAUGHTAN HOISE,
yffA = HAMPTON. VA,
LINE J. IS nov opened for the reception of Sum
er visitors. The Proprietor has tins year erected,
in a pleasant location the same lot, another
HOUSE, conta ming several very hne rooms.
TEL JAMES BURCHER,
ie AM Proprietor.
A.,a HyGEiA HOTEL, OLD POINT
yfNAT COMFORT. VA.-Tms establishment
tEik5 / greatly enlarged in its accouimodatlon
and comforts. by the erection OF new buildings,
o ,n Ops 9SUiIA Jos. SEGAR. Proprietor.
a Il BILE SULPHUR SPRINGS
dssht9 Wste1Va a r Ws pTessaG
BY a Company of gentlemen in AUGUST last; 1t has
undergone many improvements. and VIII he oper
for the reception Of visitors on the 18th OF June.
Tho waters are similar to the far famed " hIte Sui
phur; the situation is % miles from the White
Sulphur Springs. and Is from Lewisburg; and the
scenery around il is not surpassed by any Spring r
. I,V fair l,i1 are n