The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-02
euMMER RESORTS.
. ,r.aw spnINcs. yIRGINIA,

Al WARM SPnlN0st SIhuiNsa =
EH sa aSse who have been IL the Ssbs q VS.. is
itIaa .ns vlrein,a spsirss, are situated a. BATH
IS miles Va, Of The Virginia Central ailrosd. a.
Mniboro Depot, and mies east Of the Hot and
suIphar springs The p,csareseae mountain see
pery rs beautiful and sublime
This ancient ano celebrated Wateriug, Place ~
noted and esteemed t.r its medicinal and curative
Qualities satuhrlts of climate, health giv!ng snd
pleasure Maths. There are now i've n
| Fahrenheit; ALSO, two COLD SPRING BATHS
| adjoining ..r.
tofore msde to collect and preseIte ac ou,a ~
and particular accounts OF the curative az, have
been relieved and cured by their use hsa Dsas
collected and preserved. from their eaIs ylamss
Of iny is II so@ e. 9pecorasd Blu, II e
gaster OF sober history that very soSh asse, e
Q. ,ai lor i6s eS4s quail
,,s in va rious diseases, as Wen as Tor the mere
Of gatian ted sts'es bes were much e
amented Al much labor and fatigue, by great null
| studes before ans other of the valuable Water
/ Ing Places IN Virginia were known,
"Reyr&.1 By railroad from he principal cities N
the CnIted States TO the Millboro' Depot of the
Va Central Railroad; thence by fine sta Q coaches.
tuader the care and management of res ponsble
settlement hiteen miles over 2 we'll graded turn
BATTING e, Md, Richmond, Petersburg or l., noh-
burg, Va, in the morning, can come through to
the W arm Springs he same day to supper
The follow ins is the analysis made 0y Professor
WM, b. Rod IRIS. of the UnIversit, of Virginia:
"Tte large Bath is au OF ason, 50 feet in dame
ter; Is arena is 1913 II feet The ordIna,, depth
being Ave eet Nt ean be increased to SKI the
bic paolty rs SIS 50 taet, or - 5a3 81 gallons
notwithstanding the leaks. this Quantity OF water
will flow INTO the reservoir In one ,ur The ave-
rage temperature of the Bath is 9S Fab. he gas
which rises IN the Bath consists of nitrog en- with
| minute Quantities of su phurettsd hydrogen and
| oarhenic acid. Desides this gas each sallon oil
wstsr Sonta ms cnoic IN 'hes o. @ sas
sulphuretted ,hydrogen...-.. o25 :.
| The saline contents Of one gallon of the water
| are as follows: o
SulDh4te Of nlagnesia, EPSON salts. =, 9 93t
Car bon ate OF line -.--........-.......4 ~
saHnase OF d II. ca. q 40
27.7o6."
GEO. MAYSE.
| RICHMOND, VA, july %. 1869.
| DEAR SIR: Absence from home. with sc we're Ia
disposition upon my return, have conspred 10 de-
| lsy an answer to our communication OF the l4!h
last. which from The above Gil, ances' was
| received By me Only on Yesterday. Y"n ask me 70
give GU my impressions Of . e remedial and medi-
| cal properties of the Warm SpTtn4s water, with
| list of diseased conditions TO the treatment and
| cure ii winch It is aopli able. heerfnly comply
with your request, and viii prooeeG TO give YOU
| IN fy the results az my observation and expert
| encs in their Sss, nve years residence at the
Warm springs, As one o. the resident pG1 sicians'
having Afforded me most amrle and tsyofaals op
| portunIty for observation and enabling me To
| speak confidently upon the subject; 800. 81.
| FHesa waters are diafetlc. dIaphoretic. gently
1
taken iute rally. &, BY these conJoInt AGENCIES,
act III sIenfly III sun ulans cbstruCted gianhs and
removing from the :, stem Vitiatet secFetons and
| morbid products Locally applied, they arc gently
| relaxant. Stlmulant nd soTDeidclt ut hence adnl
rabls ada p,ed the treatment and cure al the FOL
lown2 Numerous GLASS of diseased coaGlt, ons. VIZ
| Chronic Gcut and kheunatismi foIpldlty OF the
| Liver. with attendant consequences, as induces
| ton, CoaStyatIon, Drops cal thdSioa, &o Pa
| rail- sis IN IT'S various forms, EnaTst ment q. the
| SDleen. Chronic evenings of the JOl"ts, Chronic
Darrbm res u.tins either from de Euty or torpid
| liver: some fOrms of Neuralgia, Dyspepsia. to-
gether with the large class OF female dlsea es re
saltlng from chronic engagement and enlarge
| megt pfthe uterus
| AithoGsh many cases of this rumer ous GLASS OF
diseases res more potent agent Tor their re-
lef, the hot Spoat YET, In many INST noes THIS
water is entirely Gdequat" /" cure, and, IN MANY
OTHERS prepares the ~ stem most eGniTa ~ Tor
the sabg qusnt application of this most powerful
| and valuable agent, IN reference 10 which tact
| have alwa>s regarded the close pIoxImity OF the
| two Invaluable wa ers-vlZ: the Warm and Hot
| >prings-as d most fortunate circumstance, n
deed. a benign provision al Nature Tor tha reet oil
suffering humanity. Sincerely " lshlEg, Conciu-
sion, tn you may en- oy, the ensuing season, th2i
| success whIcn the value OF the water as = rene
dial agent, the luxury of Ihe baths aud the ilany
comforts and cunvenieuces of the place 80 IIchly
| entItle Jon to, remain;
| Very truly, yours, &c.
| +. Il. | UChETT. NJ. ID.
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