Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-11-06
This Institution Combines Superior
Advantages for the Cure of the Sick.

1. Its location is healthy. Wherever anything is
Known oi this region, is noted for its hea h statistics
prove Pittsburgh 10 much healthy than any oher
city oil Its size IN the United Suites Here we nre entire
y Tree from The agues aud fevers common 10 many
paris OF 'he west and almost exempt from the puulo-
nary diseases OF the Eas
Al the Cure owing 10 It's peculiar locality we always
have cool hree,es at night which renders this one of he
most comfortable places in summer, even in the hottest
weather During the winter we are protected from The
bleak wines Of the North by the high hills and lbck for
ests TO the North and Northeast OF the Cure -
This institution is supplied with abundance of
pure sol. spring water gushing from the high hills and
sand-stoie rocks near Its sof cannot be too
highly estimated by invaids Patients cannot recover
SO certainly or speedily where hard waier is used in the
treatment IL your object Is Ia go institution where
you can he cured in the shonest time and
ut The least EXPENSE be crseiu to select Cure al
winch The water is pure and soft Other things being
equal your chances OF recovery IL your disease one
OF serols churacter or Of long standing. are much
Ter are Oy no nas pronoiive OF certain speedy cures
ro - Our scenery Is truly grand varied aud enlvem,g.
The Cure has IN its renr hundreds Of ncres Of native for
es' hgh mis- deep avlnes huge Cks and shaded walks
in front the Ohio River with is crystal wnlers nnd mag
nldcen seanboais aud its shifting variety ui o6-
Jects TO gladden. the eye aud satisfy the mind and the
railrosd carrying lis thousands Of passengers in view OF
our door adding life and animation to the scene :
a. Its ease OF access We the lines of Rail-
roads leading from a the grea cities OF the Yves, to m
points IN the Est Persons coming here need no rr
ages TO convey them from the station the Cure as Il is
We have spared no pains to make the Pittsburgh wa
ter Cure what its natural advantages OF climate water
best Cure ~ the West and equal to any m the United
States Our expenses in fitting up hi. place including
the cos, oi the grounds connected with 1t, have been
about twenty-five thousand dollars We have lntey ad.
ded to il fa which will enable us 10 produce our own
vegetables, milk and butter fruit OF all kinds &C. &c SO
ha, patients can always feel certain OF getting pure milk
and fresh butter, vegetables and fruits,
The following are among the diseases we have treated
successfully Dyspepsa, with r train Of other disenses
Liver Complaint constipnlion Of the Bowels, Chronic
DiarrlGa, Incipen, consumption; Asthma Broncifs,
Larynsins Coughs scrofula In al It's various manesta
tons. We have treated successfully every form OF akin
disease prevalen,in this coo.try
TO females suierng with dseases peculiar their sex
we appeal with confidence rafely fail to es
iect cures in those cases No matter how long the pa
uei has been confined TO herbed room how much
pain she has sniered she can here with the great
Ca eat asssIapss lhaI f iiersat Ind fAa
''s ragged with great fury, and with yari
n, success on both Sides Two regiments. 4
,n I'd and Gath Ohio, belonging to Gen. Ro1
r seau's Division, had come into our IN
!. between the two batteries and behaved mI
p galiantly. Flnding no enemy in frontl
ir Col Webster's brigade, which never hstl
n foot OF ground up to this time, Cob Webst|
"a rode OFT with me little to the rear. wbe
N We found Gen MeC0ok. He rode with II
)" up to Col. Webster command. and renort
shat his right Was being heavily pressed al
r falling back He and all OF us then saw Il
y progress OF the enemy on Col Webstei|
rlRht, as evidenced BY the steady approaI
yos, Marshal for belmont County with au,hor,ts
70 arres. a persons interfering with recruiting and en-
liquors TO SOLDIERS and to persons where the Dntin
oiheers are attending their duties is hereby prohibrd
CliIens will render all assistance to- and give any in
..a, WM. AIExANDER, Provost sImsA.i