The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-28
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proprietors, arc determined to revive IN,
Warn,, which has, from the effects OF wa,
and neglect, somewhat faded in the pub,i,
recollection. In many respects it is i,,com
parable. and is situated In region not onl,
beautiful, but rich in all the resources O
good living and comfort. Mr.. EupAsK |,
especially known as an accomplished AMI
sk'lful caterer and landlord. He viii have
everything in " condecoprehaden style.
ALLEGHhSY SrRINas.-This watering nlacs
Is one OF the group Of very excellent sum
mcr resorts upon the line of the Atlantic
Mississippi and Ohio railroad. 1t is five mile.
from smw's station, in Montgomery county
and is in country alike remarkable for rich
ness and beauty. The Spring has gained .
great reputation for efficacy In many form.
OF disease, especially dyspepsia. The waite,
Is clasSed as saline, and abounds in sulphatt
OF ngnesta. IL has obtained great popu
iarity. and has been for now many year,
visited by numerous inyalids, who rarely fail
TO derive great benefit from it.
The seeker of pleasure will find the region
OF the ALhHHANY SPRINGS Astounding IN
sources of interest. 1t is situated upon the
south fork OF the Roanoke river, which
rises in the Allegheny mountain amids,
scenes Of rare beauty and boldness. 1t is neaI
several other Springs, and the visitor once
in the charming regions of the lovely county
of Montgomery will find ample sources OF
both pleasure aud health TO occupy his time
for weeks.
Mr.. W. Il. BIsnor. the manager, very well
known as competent and obliginS land
lord, in his advertisement in the Dispatch
offers inducements TO the public, and he
| will, we are sure, give entire satisfaction tc
his guests
The RAwLEY SrRtSGs.-The company own
in" this very excellent watcring-place have
| made it one of the most commodiou> OF
summer retreats in the mountains. 1t r
situated in Il gap in the Pendcton mountain
twelve miles from Harrsonburg, in Rocking
ham county. The water was pronounced
| bT Professor ROGERS to be. the strongest
| chaly bcate he had ever analysed. 1t is pow
crful in dyspepsia, and as Il general tonic i
excellent. 1t is exceedingly valuable in the
class of female affections caused by want 0
tone in the uterine system.
! The " Rawlcy" is this year under the man
agcment of Mr.. JosErn n. WOODWARD, well
known hotel man and caterer, whose OK
pcricncc is great and whose popularity is OK
tensiyc. He has rich country to draw
| upon. and will make fine table. We know
| the place well. We have never seen it., how
| ever. since the present owners have rcmovct
the dear old log cabins and crowned tlci
site with Il commodious brick hotel ant
| Offices. Its wild and almost barbarous fea
lures, we learn, are rcvolutionized but TIN
| recollection of months of pleasure and dali.
increasing health ut the place i'll its rud
state hallows it in our recollection. Their
we caught The beautiful trout, and there il
October. in Dry River Gap. we killed NOR
| squirrels in the shell.bark hickory-nut tree
| than we like to tell of; but we will say W.
saw gentleman one day kill thirteen in on
Of those trees. This story is repeated from
last wear. 1t has not grown with time;
was too huge to admit of enlargement. 9e
it's true. Believe it or not, as you please
| but don't discredit what we say the Spring
OH account of this squirrel story.