The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-19

the "dcad-heats the 'Coloucl" and the
MAJOR " are there in full feather. and elicit
many drinks hy their Irresistible ahcctaiion
| snd prominence. We consider these >,ai.
cal gentlemen Indispensable. summer fun
and trolic would bc entirely incomplete
| without them, and you will be sure 10 meet
them at the White sulphur. They are phi.
| lnsophers. elevated Cat times particularly SOY.
| dldactic, and informatory. Like 1owers,
they take in and give out great deal Of gas,
| and the world may learn much from them.
Let us be kind TO the dcad-beats." They
have seen better days, and those better days
lose nothing from the grand pictures they
dra" "f them. Lon, live the dead-beats.
Tho White sulphur nov has the atlyan-
| tagr nf the through route To the West by
the Chesapeake aud Ohio railroad. und we
| shall have this season 4 large number Of ris-
| itorS from The OHIO and Mississippi valleys.
| The White Will become the rendezvous for
the system of springs within its spherc-the
| Sweets, the Hot, Healing and Warm, the
salt sulphur, the Bath and Rockbridge
| Alums, &c. We anticipate wonderfully
gay season in this springs region, which is
| without parallel in the Union for the num-
! her "l springs and for their efficacy in a
| great T'ricty of diseases.
The Hon SrRlsGS, i'll Bath county. Is the
| only thermal water entitled to the name
hot i'll the United States east Of the Mis-
>i>sippi river 1t ha, achieved wonderful
cures. and Is it never grows older in flow
aud yigor. it i rs good to-day ls il was nn
| tn, day il first hurst from tho earth. which
| is longer ago than any of ,i>. dear reader.
| ran probably inagino. In rheumatism. nett
| rllui,, "out. affections Of the liver and the
digestive o,@au>. and many other forms OF
| functional dcrlugemcnt the waters OF the
| Hot >priug> have proved their efficacy in
| manner truly wonderful.
The mountain scenery OF the Hot is Pc
| cuiar, and beautiful in high degree. The
| atmo- phere is delicious, and is both pure and
dry. The liyin. and lodging are excellent,
and tn" society generally most agreeable.
Under the administration ct MesSr>. TARny
x Go. III" Hot ha> annually grown in popu
lri,v
1t i located in that loyeliest of valleys the
Warm Spring Valley, in which are found,
| besides tho Hot. the Warm spring and the
| Hcalir-. The drives from spring 10 spring
turn At all are not the least amongst the in
.iurrmcnts TO health and pleasure found in
th" " happy ya'lcy.'
The " ARM ~rRrNG>. once the very " Nee
- = Of ia a>hon. l. now 30 less It place for
halt b aud pleasure than it has always been.
In odd times AL the >prings-goer> went to
The Warm. Ili" custom WAS to spend Il
.'rcat part al III" >unmrr there. and ~ wind
NJ H' Ia" sweet springs, leaving the NOUN
ain> hy the ftnri>tlr road. The White
sulphur was moi knnWn ~ any great dis
most luxurious IN this Mon. and has No
superior. !, i nrt for pleasure that it i to
he most appreciated. II is etticacipu> in Il
| variety Of dina -. Ia several forms of govt
and rheumatism we lryc seen it afford II re-
lief that W. ml"acrihahlv grateful IT, sul-
;eTer>.
Thi> >"n"rahl" Watering pI;cc i. n"w ,'l-
de-, thu mnnl-pnrni "f tnlnur' Ions J..
| ErB.>K. Who. III tw" >ri-"n-. has reilNc-
| nizrd il. and not "nly brought back TO il :,
number ri old >pring>-gocr>. familiar with
| it> paths and >rruc-, but throngrd it, saloons
| With lin" COMPANY of the present gener'-
| ion. II i II lovely and bright place OF the
| earth. The rain raiu> there often. Mr.. JET
tERsnA, IN his Rotcs. said that it ralned there
wc believe. every day in summer. We saw
It rain there every day for thirty days; but,
then, such lovely rain, 4 midday shower
after Il bright morning, and bolt OF light
ming in Il clear sky, lasting ii few minutes
lc,piouly, and leaving behind it Il bright
sunny ky that charmed all the animal crea
tioa, and made the graceful swallows cleave
The air with delight and cause il to ring
with their iocund twiltcring.
| The late Chief-.lu>tcc tuAsE hud an ardent
love for the Warm SPRING Valley. He said
he Stood on the Warm Spring Mountain
one dav, lookin" down upon it, and euthu'
.ia.,jcallv exclaimed to his fellow.pasSen.
oer,; " What wonder is it that Virginia
nroduces pATRIcK IIENKys when she has
,urh scenes as tni,." There sat near him n
,rown.E,crd huntrr--tall serercly-fpatured
and h,mtiug.Shirtcd--w his large rlflt
resting upon his lap. He turned his sharp
black eve upon the thiet:Justicc. ana cA
rlnimct: stranger these mountains nave
been here y lcnc time; but Virginia has
never produced but one PATRICK HENR'
that have beard ell" The Judge said Tho
remark elected IL general uutburst of laugh
ter. and r,t,'lv enhanced his admiration "'
Nir.inia, such 4 r,.nurk from such nliu nc
r,,,id MT believe could have hrcn heard
any where c'>''.
All. the charms of tha, valley are not to be
painted by word or brush. The traveller
must see for him self to enjoy it. There arc
not only bold mountains, green valleys, and
clear sweet streams, but three wonderfully
curative lountaius--vi viz, the Warm, the Hot
and the Hea lug; tbc last named only eight
mile. from the tir.t and the Hot, i've miles
from the Warm, and three from The Healing
and l,in. between them.
TuE SWEET SPRINGS, commonly rallied the
"Dl, sweet" 10 distinguish il from The ked
sweet or sweet Chalybcatc. one mile from II