The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-23
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The Hotel At this place viii be open for the rs
e y,' % Sfe At In
riety Of their temperatures, and their extraordl-
nssC med Hs
aliot the human race. this watering place offer
c,NvALi D$ saesr,ns from the malad,es in which
the recovery nf health which can NE found =, NO
other in the United States.
Number Of the BathS-Diseases In xvhicl,
they are unaieated-Efiec,so Of the " atcrs
taken lntcrnaIiy, or used as n General
Bath.
The supply of Mineral W alter ix most abundant,
and there are TEN BATHS constansiy sunpIei
WIFI fresh water from separate Springs of varioSs
all cases Of at.ts d.seas the Rot 5aihs are con
SSsstkFsAfiss '' s.ss;.a! jS's,: to ,ss
FksASth 5asSisA' free from rS iraSsG' GLANDS.
Ss:sss SafShH II sSHt fPFf5 Is
GfH
UNSURPASSED hy those of any other Mine raj Water
on the face of the Globe.
ated above, IN forms whica had resisted the most
.kiilfu medical treatment, and had rendered the
through ns Of hass ssn and n.sess
perfect health by their use. And in many Of these
eases not only medical science. but other Mineral
ford reiie the highest reputation had ia''ed to a.
OF the vast number now suffering with such NAL
aides are few indeed W no would not be either
cured or greatly relieved by these waters. When
drank they are anti-acid. mildly aperient and
freely d,uretic and diaphoreto. Used as a general
6ata, Hsy eqaai,se an "nba!aHced circulation ::
aud restore 10 The different important organs Of
the systen. when torpid. that xalural and ilsy
s,nS'bthfy 1ci!hont nhich they cannot perform
therr aus and to. beneficial action
e. az remedteS rtic be DIMINISHED or destroyed.
They act powerfully upon the Liver. Kidneys, and
Skin; relax contracted tendons and rigid mus
sr,cn of b secretons excite the
lu flaence over the uterine system and often re-
lie eSe IN sn"L, time eXeIuslatng pain, caused
Diseases OF the South.
In 10 class OF human maladles have these wa
ters peen more emlnently successful than IN those
Whse REfssyNai y ihs SOUTHERN and SOUTH
- In that state OF the body termed CACHECTGC,
the consequence OF derangement Of the STOMACH,
LIVER, and SPLEEN, among the residents Of
marshy countries, and distinguished by pale or
saliow compexion puffy skin. swsied extremi-
FUR Ssh fS' sna
ne spi !, snfNN'ssh h somdn,on of the LIVER and
levers OF the South, their great value is unques-
btts had been almost totally suppressed for years,
course OF these waters has fully restored It..
not only torpid and ensorssd. hut ENLARG Ed
It's normal condition has been brought back, the
eNgOr SGneDI 3nu enhancement nave disappeared,
and the sufferers have been restored to perfect
health here.
in CHRONIC DI ARRHGA. depending. as tina.
feet action Of the Liver and skin. The powerful
influence which these waters exert upon both these
important organs makes them u remedial agen of
uneauaIled power.
Enlargement of the Prostate Giaad.
Cases OF THIS disease have been thorough lilly cured
at the Hot SpriRgs-the powerful excltant action
of the waters upon the absorbent reSSetS enabling
them sometimes enlarge of this gland,
as well as those of the Liver and Spleen.
Diseases Peculiar to Females.
The suppressi or painful performance of peri
odicai Juactio peculiar females IS frequently
relieved ~ the use of the waters here.
Pleasure Baths.
Besides the HOT BATHs for. lnvalids, there are
two exhlleratng and deig htful + AS r E
BATHS Tor persons q good health.
Location. Climate. &c. of the Springs.
The piace IS distant only twenty miles from the
Miilbcro Depot Of o. the virSina Central Rail
broken railroad connection with the principal cities
of the United States.
valleys with WHICH the mountains abound. The
see oefy around is wild, romantic and beautiful,
and the climate IN summer delightful, sa!ubrious
and InvIgofatng.
The Hotel accommodations are excellent aEd
good music will he i'll ATTENDANCE early III the sea
son skillfu Ply sic resides at the place dur
Ing the summer months
Route.
BY Railroad from the principal cities in the
twenty miles over Veil srsded t1rnpiks to the
sad kG wax hs
morning, can come thypus h to this place the same
Springs, and arrive here to breakfast next morn
full account OF the Springs. with tie Oplg
ions of Physicians, IN regard tn the waters Ger
t6caies Of cures. &C., viii be sent free OF charge
to any address, on application 10 the subscriber,
May Is. 1856. s GO0DE, Hot SPRINGS. Ia.
Hot Springs in Diseases OF the Liver, with
Chronic DiarrhGa. &c.
Statement of F. B. CLARK. Esq, of Mobile, Ala.
A complicated case of LIVER DISEASE and CHRo
the BEST MEDICAL SKILL, North and South, b. A
SoS srnIs:s ccsrsks MI Il Lar and The w.
permanently cured at the Hor SPRINGS:
HoT SPRINGS, VA, Sept. %, 1856.
fulS compIy vii your request that i Should fur
n,sh you with some particulars Of my case, which
has been happily relieved by the use of the Hot
From April, ls49, until June. 1854. was con-
slant sufferer frcm Chronic DiarrhGa, winch, ST.
era, was SO obstinate az to evade the best medical
skill. North and South. would sometimes, from
the use Of medicines. obtain partial relief, and
gain sufficient strength to engage IN active pur-
suitsbut only ios brief period-to be again pros
:rated under acute attack upon the ightest
exposure, from VIII en- new remedies were required
to raise me--those which had previously proved
sion when taken the second time. Tie liver was
undoubtedly the seat of my disease, and was SO
torpid III It it could only be goaded into feeble ac-
ton under the use of mercuTials subslaing az ain
into It's former condition when their use Was sus
pended. In fact, my system dld not seem to luI.
times | became so feeble an! emacated. from the
effects Of this distressing disease. that it seemed
watering places, which were recommended by
symPathizng friends. were IS dtsieS but without
temporary reliet but the disease returned upon me.
shortly after leaving them VIII! as great severity
days, from which barrel, escaped with iifs. had
nearly despaIred of ever obtaining relief, and
to the m ans Of a % usI
sort For two weeks l improved there slightly,
but afterwards lost ground rapidly. and at the end
of three weeks was confined to my bed. These
waters evidently. did not suit my and after
a week 8 confinement. being sufficiently strength
ney, i came over to the Warm Springs. At that
place learned from some 81 the visitors Incl
M 9" ' e came and them
commencing at the temperate BATH for q day or
Ss9 ".
conscious Of a sensible amendHent OF my symP
toms and began to improve IN fesh ana strenRth:
Red Sweet Springs; where remained q week and
again returned to the Hot Springs. b,thlng as be.
was ste adv aau progressive. and when | left the
mountains in October, 1901. was restored 70 com
io9 lbs TO 1872 lbs. could walk several miles
without fatigue and altogether felt myself to he a
new man. returned home to Mobile) IN Novem
ber and during the succeeding winter had az ain 4
return Of my com plant, but mld in form and
much more MANAGEABLE than before. June, 1855,
returned To the Hot SprinEsand the use OF the baths
was attended with the same happy effects as IN
1854. Alternating between the Hot and the Red
Sweet Springs. became entirely restored and re-
turue ed home well, and have remained we'll
am again a visitor at the Hot sp ing the pre-
sent season. for the purpose Of iofti ing my sys-
remain and shall. il life Is spared, probably re-
turn tare for several seasons TO come, in order to
hail vealty COZ slider n ha we bee
the most extraordinary cures ever elected by any
mineral waters.