The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-07-26

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The Hotel Accommodations are strictly FIRST
CLASS. ,o.,D
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The Hotel, under the management OF MI. ..
Goode. formerly of the Hot Springs, Va, Is now
open for the reception of visitors =, cuso,, or
nRa3 RouT E.Ntrom the NonTH by railroad to HAR-
RIsoNIIIRG From the soUTi by railroad 10
sTAuNToN; and from thence to Harrlsonburrg
ftwcuty-fye miles) over Il well graded turnpike III
stage coaches. From Harrisonburg 10 Ea%icS VIC,
SPRINGS twelve miles by aa''s B. Rf IRIcK S'"s'
N~' President Board Of Directors.
JULY TO- 1870. ....
The attention ofthe public is Respectfully caneo
to the following opinions and statements nl fa, Sill
full physicians and Others u rexSrH ate- ~ ae
Extracts from DR.. JOHN j. MooRMAN's "ork
on the Virginia Springs: ,,
"The Rawley water Is strong and pure chaty chab
bcstc and well adapted to cases requiring sucn
tonic. The writer has had some personal expes C.
rience In the use ofthis water, and for many ye
has been IN the haoit Of directing It's use IN cases
deserves TO stand at the very head OF that class OF
remedies. so..,o, s.,,e,,7e,,,
anon debilitU or cunt of tone in the uterine SyS-
tenn the water is an exceedingly valuable remedy.
It's salutary effects in of this description are
storing the functions of the debiiitated organ,
and lmparting vigor anu Dealh W Ihe "hoie 0!s-
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beate known to us and If their great tonic virtues
were more generally known, and especially IhsIr
superior ecafy a tn Ie tbev fsSS would % be
and bene fcially resorted to bythose VINO frequent
watering places. , ,s,, ror,-ors 6,s
eases With general debility, and unattended with
organic distractions, these waters are used with
great success. The same may oe salu OF tnGir en-
and especially In tlat form of mental and nervous
debility, the frequent result OF youthful impro-
nr. ". 0. HILL Of Harrisonburg Va, under
date of June H. lsIo, SAYS:
II take great pie isure In certifying to the great
medicinal efficacy Of the RaW,ey Springs water IN
chlorosls, renal, and hepsatic diseases 1t has no
superior The chronic diseases of females, espc-
cIally those connected with disturbed menstra-
tlon, leucorrhpa, prolapsus uteri, &C., are espe-
cialy susceptible of It's remedial action. 10 fact,
IL is invaluable In large circle of cases that re-
lul remedial agent cheerfully recommend 1t TO
rs 5. o. MOON, ESQ.,, Of Batesville, Albemarle
county, Va, saws, under date of August 1859, 9
have visited Rawley Springs for my health tma1nly
liver disease and dyspepsa) for about thirty years
with the exception OF some six or seven years.
MIA except the Blue sulphur, I have been more
benefited at the Rawley than at all the other
springs, and think 1t the best tonic have ever
used"
The Rev. r. II. PHILLIPS, Of Stauuton, Va, the
principal of the Virginia Female Institute at that
place, In letter dated June 20, 1870, says: "In
the year 1864 my daughter, Mrs. Mckim, was re.
duccd by protracted ill-health to condition of
debility SO obstinate and extreme as to render
medical treatment altogether unavailing. She
there in a very remarkable and astonishing man
ner SO that ut the end of ten days she was able to
walk all about the country without Inconvenience.
of The Rawley water in her case, and In other cases
which have come within my knowledge, am satiE-
lied it is Il most powerful and valuable remedial
agent, and as such cheerfully recommend 1t to The
puhllc.'' ..
Ur. b. B. DoSAGHE, Of Staunton, Va, writing
under date of June o. 1870, says of the Rawley Wa
~ regard it as the best fcrraginous water have
ever known, and In all cases where iron Is indi.
Gated more eilicacious than any OF It's prepara-
iions.n
Dr. c. X. HARRIS, of Staunton, Va, under date
OF June ?6. 1870, says:
IL consider the :Rawlcy Springs, Rockingham
county, Va, the finest tonic water In Virginia.
My cXpe, ience for seventeen years as u pracLi-
OF sdene W. Mt tn onoe 5Teoe meS hsye Gi
Ii was Il custom with Inc for years to SEND all OF
my patients recovering from acute diseases, such
as typhoid fever and various other types or acute
Us wei as chronic diseases, to the RaWley, and ~
every case their restoration to health was Ike
magic. Whilst the watcris rapid tonic, II com,
bincs with 1t rapid cxlilaration of al the Vital
forces to such an extent to sstound the patient
as wgllas physician. 1t is Alternative we'll rs
In 5n S SnE is eects iSe 1i II
Dr. JOHN r. WOODS, Of Albemarle county, Va,
under date of june, 1870 says: ~,
ssThcre are several chafybeate springs In Tue
mount lin region, the waters OF all which tend to
] iuvgOratc and strengthen the human system, Dut
kuowof none possessing the sanatipe cItgcts O. o.
males suffering with the great variety Of disagree
able phases and symptoms OF disease incident tc
irreg,llarity OF the monthly discharge have
pf H-D
to whom different physicians had dInlnistercd al
the remedies of the healing art retaining scarcely
bed, to return TO their homes entirely restored
From The Stauton Spectator (editoriall June q,
1877 Of tho Rav,cv snr,0e, is tho strong
est chaybeate In the State If not In the world as
we heard Professor William b. Rogers then pro-
fessor of natural philosophy at The University,
Dr. s. Ii. MoFFETT, of Harrisonburg, under
date of june %, 1870, says OF the Rawley water:
lit possesses great value Us a remedial agent IN
without rival. Its good effects are promptly at
tained in all cases requiring the use Of iron. In
the treatment Of chronic disorders peculiar to fe'
DR.. j. ". PoINDExTER, of Charlottesville.
Va, says, under date OF ] June Is, ls1o j., o.o,s os
the Rawiey Springs water for more than twenty
five years, have during that period sent large
@ SO he he e
greatly benefited by the use OF the water.
II regard the Rawley as the best chalybeafe
tonic on this continent. 'a ...s ...~
II is adapted TO tne treatment s o. very iafSe
to females. IN all eaJeebled conditions Of the
system Its remedial powers are sMtrikingly M mani: mani
under my observation that have been cured or
rclie red by the Rawley water, may mention Dys-
pepsia Dysmen orrhGa, Anemta, Leucorrhga,
OF the Menstrual Flux, Hysteria,
Neuralgia, Nervous Headache, and General De
bility. ,..
40 all persons afflicted with any OF the above
IIiscases and many others OF the same class, can
recommend the Rawley Springs
Il, .rs