The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-10
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GED M A SSE

RICHMOND VA. July 20, 1860.
DEAR SiR Absence from home, with severe m
disposition upon my return, have conspITed To de-
lay an answer 70 your communication of the l4th
inst, which from the above ciroumstances) was
received By me only on yesterday You ask me to
give Gu my impressions OF the remedial and medi-
list OF diseased conditions to the treatment and
cure OF which 1t is applicable. cheerfuly comply
witt, your request, and wi proceed to give You
briefly the results of my observation and expert
eence in their use, nve. years residence at the
Warm Springs, as one of the resident phys !cians,
having afforded me most ample and favorable op-
portunity for observation, and enabling me 70
speak confidently upon the subject,
These waters are diuretlc, dlaphoretlc, gently
purgatiye, ard Alternative in their influence, when
taken internally, and by these conjont agencies,
removing from the system vitlatet secretions and
morbid products. Locally applied, they gently
Teaxant, stlmuiant md SCRIBE taclent, hence adml-
rabT adapted To the treatment and cure of the fol-
lowing numerous class Of diseased conditions, w
Chronic Gout and Rheumatlsm ToIpldity of The
Liver. with attendant consequences, as Indlges-
tor, Constipation, DrOpslcal illusion, &c; Pa
speen, Chronic sWengs Of the ens; ch ar
plarrhGa resulting either from de bhty or torpid
liver; some forms of Neuralgla, Dyspepsia, TO-
gether with the large class OF female d. seases re-
sultIng from chronic engagement and enlarge
ment ofthe uterus.
Although many cases of this numerous class Of
diseases require more potent agent for their re-
hef as the Hot Spout yet, IN many lnsta this
water is entirely adequate to cure, and, IN many
others, prepares the system most admirably for
the subsequent application OF this most powerful
and valuable agent, in reference TO which fact |
have always regarded the close proximity Of the
two invaluable wa ers-vlz: the Warm and Hot
Springs-as a most fortunate circumstance, in
deed, benign provision of Nature for the relief of
suffering humanity. Sincerely wishing, IN eonclu-
sion, tn It you may ENJOY, the ensuing season, that
dial agent, the luxury Of the baths, and the many
comforts and cCnvenlences Of the place richly
Very truly, yours, &C.,
GEO MAYsE, Esq, Warm Springs, Bath CO., Va.
Mr.. GEO. MAYsE--Dsar Sir Your favor of the
18th inst. is to hand. asking me to give my views
from eTsonal observauon and practice as resi-
dent physician at the Warm Springs, Bath county,
Va. | most cheerful, comply with yoGr very ,rea7
regard the Warm Spring Waters as being of very
great benefit to PEI sons laborlns under the follow
ing Diseases: Dyspepsia. rheumatism, tout.
Chronic Hepatitis, Torpiuity and Enlargement of
the LIVER, Enlargement OF the Spleen. Jaundlce
Hd 1s Of {RRe abone
named diseases have fallen under my own per
fona and ND, many 81 the Ta
stored to health, while others left very much i'm
proved and greatly relieved, and doubtless would
journ at the Springs heen of longer duration.
Very respectfully. your oe,t serv't:
Warm Springs, June 10Th, 1860.
GEORGE MAYsE, Esq Dear Sir Your note of
the 10th inst. asking my opinion, tformed from
personal observation, as TO the remedial effects Of
the Warm prlngs as curative agent, is to hand
and 1t affords mo pleasure to say, IN reply. that
have been advising their use, for various diseased
conditions ofthe system,with the happest results,
for the last eight wears, us resident physl clan.
When taken internally, they are diuretie, anti
acid and aperent, acting most happily IN Consti-
patton of the Bowels. In rheumatic and equity
eases, their good fleets have long been known
and appreciated. For the cure of Dyspepsia, re-,
gard 1t as one of the most valuable remedial
agents. Functional Derangement of the Liver,
Enlargement of Spleen. Secondary Syphilis. Pa
ralysis, and some diseases peculiar to females,
have all been relieved from the use Of these
waters. Very respectfully, yours,
A 6. McCHEsNEY, MD.
Warm Springs, June 2lst, 1860. jy H--dtloAug
A.. 4 AMELIA w MITE SULPHUR
y:MYsPRIrNSGSSNMGThiss beautiful aEd healthy
from JeIsrsvile, on the Richmond and Danville
Railroad, SO miles from Richmond, will be open
LIST July, whep there will always be conveyance
to take the visitor to and from the Springs.
TERMs.-S30 per month, $40 per week, and 81
per day.
On the 4th of July there will be grand military
delivered by the Rev. r. Nc Inv AINE, and reading
OF Declaration OF Independence by Col. CRUMP.-
AZ O'Clock In the afterno n, there VIII be grand
liza Troops; and at o. clock in the evening. there
will be grand military party, when the Queen OF
Love and Beauty will be crowned. we are max
'G e ssys1s THSsD ' e. SONS
k.A BEDFORD ALUM AND IODINE
YEMYSPRING SRrings will be open
Of June. They are situated directly on the IL nch
burg and Salem Turnpike, ten miles from Lynch
burg and four miles from Forest Depot; on the
vehicle wll run daring heseason TO convey visit
ors to and from the Springs. Persons from Eastern
ySns and Mi ,Ss ssR sRs Ssaps
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