The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-03
au1ndnR RHeORTe,
= WAKM .PRIr0s, VIRGINIA.


......... sulGnaHR RHsoRys.
a,LAu WARN sPRIrg.,, yI assn y l..
i'm. - Wilma sp If a. are situated q. BATH
CURT HOUSE, ina 6eautle and lefi,l ;, vasies
n h m's. "f bspo, 'ss nss ire ha.
Hcsl'ns spt,ags and 40 mes east"i n,e ute
s ssts b ssrl,ls sad "s abime ~ '0'
This ancient am oalebfated Watering, Place is
aSalSties ssIahiit, OF climate heath giving and
pleasure BATHS There are now i've W ARM
Fshrenheit; also, two COLD SPRING BATHS
is to be regretted that no effort has been here
and particular accounts Of the curative agency of
these W arm Baths. II records of cases that have
been relieved and cured by their use, had been
collected and preserved from their early opening
az piae OF Invalid visitation. doubtless volumes
o. saen cases might now be- recorded n b"f ts1 the
discovery oil the Warm Springs by civilized man.
thes became celebrated for their cur ttive anan
tres in various diseases, ar well as Tor the mere
luxury OF Bathing, which are % sur oasssu oS s s'
Baths IN the United states They were hueh ~ a,1
titddes. before am other of the valuable water
ing Places in vlrsinit were known. &C.,.
the Ua,tcd States to the Millboro' Depot of the
Va Central Rs,lroad; thence by hne sta onSches.
,unGer the care and MANAGEMENT OF responsive
gentlemen,l fifteen miles over a well graded urn
p Ike, 10 the Warm Springs PASSENGERS LEAVING Sna
al e,
bnrg Va in the morning, can come through to
the w arm Springs he same day to supper; ,o,.o-
The following is the analysis mace " fTo'essor
WIN D. Rup,FRs, of the University OF Virginia:
Tine large Bath Is an oc, ason, 50 ieet IN dame
ter: lis a ena is los II feet. The ORDINARY depth
beipg five ieet III he increased to SIX the Gu
mo q pacity IS 5 SIS So let, or - 55S 81 gallons
Notwithstanding the leaks, TINS qGanutS o. wafer
rage emperature of the Bath is 90 Fab. The gas
which rises IN the Bath consists oi ftdoeen, WITH
carhonio acid. Besides ihls gas each gallon Of
water conta ms cubic IN jhes 81 gas. CONSISTING
sulphu retted ,hydrogen..-- 025 :.
6a a se me- eonsnis Of one gallon of the water
are AS follows:
Snlohate Of nrasuesia, EPSON salts. . 9 93l
Carbonate OF lime ........".....4z 20
S,lphate of lime OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 466
And a trace OF soda. ....---. .-....-... OoO0
2a7O6.o
GEO. MAYSE.
RICHMOND VA. JulJ 70, 1869
DEAR Sir: Absence from home, with severe H.
disposition upon my return, have consp'Ied 10 de-
inst. which from the above ciroumstances) was
received 10y me only on yesterday you ask me To
cal prove rites of the Warm Springs water, with
list of d seased conditions to the treatment ana
cure of which it is app able loheeFialiy comply
with yonr request, and will proceed to give YOU
briefly the results ~ my observation and expert
ence IN their use, nve years residence at the
Warm springs, one Of the resident PHYSICIANS,
having Afforded me mOst ample and favorable OPP
portunty for observation. and enabling me 10
speak confidently upon the SUBJECT.
These waters are dInretIc, diaphoTetlc. gently
purgatIve, and Alternative IN their lniluenCs, when
taken internally. d. by these cnnjoint agencies,
act ELI GENTLY stiH u'afne INSTRUCTED GLANDS and
removing from the stem Vltiated secretlonS and
morbid products LOCALLY applied, they gently
reaxant. stimulsnt and soTbetaclen:. hence ad,ul-
rabY adapted 10 the treatment and cure OF the fol
nvinp numerous class OF OIse assd conditions. viz
Chronic GOut and Kheunatism: ToIp!dlty Of the
Liver, with attendant consequences, as indlgeS-
ton. Constipation. DrGpstcal Efasion, &c; r.
Spieen. Chronic Swelllngs ~ the JOINTS; chrome
Diarrh0i. resulting either from dehlhB or torpid
liver; some forms of Neural sa DS spepsIa. to-
gether with the large class OF female dlsea ses re-
suiting from chronic engagement and enlarge
although many cases Of this numerous class Of
diseases REQUIRE more potent agent for their re-
water is entirely adequate to cure, and IN many
Others. prepares the sy stem most adIlIra " for
the sgbssq uent application OF this most powerful
and valuable agent, in reference to which fact
have aGais regarded the close proximity OF the
>pyings--as a most fortunate circumstance, m
deed benign provision of Nature for the relief OF
suffering humanity. Sincerely wishing, IN concIu-
sion, tn you mag ENJOY, the ensuing season, that
success when the value of the water as 2 RENE
dial agent, the luxury of The baths and the many
comforts and congenences Of the place SO richly
Very truly. yours, &C.,
=. Z. LUchETT, NJ. y.
GEO MAysE, Esq Warm Springs, Bath CO., Va.
Mr.. C go. MaYsE-Dsar Sir: Your favor of the
l5td inst. IS to hand. asking me to give my views
from Pc sonal observation. and practice as resi-
dent physician a. the Warm Springs, Bath eountT,
va. | n ost cheerful comply with your very rea-
regard the Warm Spring W alters as being Of very
ing Diseases: u! spepsla. rheumatism, Gout,
Chronic HepSttls rorpI3ityh arc snIari emept Of
som" form OF DiarrhGa, P2TalJ SIS, y philis and
by smena TIhGa. A large majority of the above
namea diseases have fallen under my own per
>onal observation, and many o. the lEvaiids
feriug from them lett the Springs entirely re-
proved and greatly relieved, ard doubtless would
have been wholly restored 20 health had their So
journ at the Springs been OF longer duration.
Very respectfully, souT ob,t ferv't;,
Warm SPRINGS, June l5th 1860.
GEORGE MAYsE Esq Dear SIR Your note of
the 10th inst asking mS opinion ttormed from
personal observation as to he remedial effects of
The War SPRINGS as a curative agent is II hand,
nave cen advising her use for various diseased
condit ms Of The 81 stem Ith the pplest results,
Tor the last eight ears. resident phy lcIan.
When taken internally the are d}ufetie anti
acid and apeT tent, acting mast happily IN ConSti
pa:lon of the Bowels In Rheumarc and Gouty
Diathesss, Lumhagn; Sceatioa snd kindled s.
and appreciated. For the cure ofsyspepsia, re-,
gard 1T a9s one OF, the nost valuable remedial
Enlargement Of spleen Secondary syphilis Pa
rally sis, and some diseases peculiar to females,
waters. Very respectfully yHHrs,
arm Springs June Ist, loSo ~ i--dtioAus
g. : CAEs.-As inducement for fami
SCTA e lies 10 sn;oarn ut the. IL FLA HOT Eli,
.ll.ssGIs~ duTIng the months OF August and Seq
lelIUe,. the propretois have reduced the priee of
Board to So per da;. or ! IL 50 per week from Au-
gust i"'' i I. 6. S WE9ILAikAsRD.{ Projectors.
Hygeia Hotel, Old P0ut Comfort
July 25th. 1850 jy 30-1m
49, RED pHUR sPRIaGs,
W. FM0NR0E COUNTY, VIRGIkIA.-ihe
seLGl pLopr,stors Of. this cd and celebrated
Watering Place respectfully inform the PUBLIC that
their place Wi be open for the reception Of visi
tors on the LIST Of Nay. We must confre ourselves
to mere evaporation of The diseases tor the cure
Of which this water is celebrated, referrine the
reader to a pamphlet Just published by William
Burke, NJ. D.. which will he sent free OF charge by
the proprietors on appilcation. Th" diseases for
the relief of which this water is most remark
able DO chronic phthisis, laTynsitis, bronchitis,
fanotionaI uiscase Of the heart, hyrn trophy OF
the heart, mucous darTh6sa. IrTitabllty CT the
nerveg-rrodl.cina sl2epessnese, irritation of the
kidneys and bladder. ,'th!o aeid Gravel CHROME
rhaea, menorrhaga, cbroeic splenitls, chronic gas