The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-06-23
JORDAN ALUM SPRINGS, 4
RoCKBRIDGE COUNTY, va.
MAJOR G. b. LUCK. MANAGER,
Formerly of Spotswood Hotel, Richmond. Va
rs pa. j. EDGAR CHANCELLOR.
Ir -u.gra. Resident Physician. a.


This summer resort will be open for the retep.
ttion,ef guests. JUNE 10, 1873 It is situated In
9apeelte Iand5 Ohio railroad, eighLi miles from
4 hoshfpt and Ave mics from Millboro'. from
sboh Of wjdsh STATIONS line of coaches will f'in
tiifef ttoylR Springs, connecting with all pas
sengertfains ON said railroad. ~,
No. ,5T :, MEDICINAL WATERS. "
= Ia addition to the Alum Springs Tone of
which has been analysed by Professor q ilham
Of the Virginia Military Institute. and said by
him TO be essentially the same rs the celebrated
Jwatersof the Roekbridge A lum Spriugsl, there
Is situated on this property. At short distance
from The hotel II bold a sss.s-r. sffrT
.rs.7-, br CHALYBEATE SPRING. N-
recently analyzed by Professor Maliett, of the
dJhivepityIof Virginia, showing In the traces
sfunnr ,ofarsenic and copper distinctive feature
peeiliap TO itself among the waters of the noun
Z tuins BIZ Virginia, and found elsewhere, as yet,
1only iuIa few Of the celebrated waters OF Ger
,n7,nysq Aitached also TO this property is the
IODINE ALUM WATER, '. ~. 1t+
which has been analysed by Dr. Aiken, of the
University of Maryland aud pronounce by him
to be superior to any water of its class of which
he has any Knowledge This water will be fur.
nshed the guests at the Jordan Alum fresh from
the spring daily. "a as- GO r.aA.t
.Tl-I e.a. A SPECIAL EFFORT
has been made in the buildings and furniture of
same to- make both the invalid and pleasure
seeker entirely comfortable The hotels aud
cabins 7are furnished entirely new, with a COM
plete SET iof cotinge furniture in each chamber,
ind on each bed will vbe found woven wire and
hair mattresses ;iunalfiag the most comfortable
bed Known, IWrter is on every floor of the
hotela and cottages and the usual comforts that
atldcfroro, water in buildings; hot. cold and
shower baths, &c.taWe may mention especially
on irnprovementnotus usually found at watering
places-yZ:iT ."H.'TrF II III .. AM e.. q
: 3'gf5U q AN ELECTRIC BELL. =. r
connecting each chamber with the main Office.
TIE USUAL ADJUSTMENTS
provided for the enjoyment of all; such as
boiling alleys. lbiliiard-saioon, sc, which are
eurirety new and farn,,h he'd in the best style.
.-9t ssSCHoFFsS BAND OF MUSIC,
from the Naval Academy at Annapolis, has
been engaged for the season, which insures that
nothing win be lacking in this respect This,
, together with the largest ballroom in the
mountains of Virginia, offers rare treat 10 the
lovers of the dance In the parlor will be found
an exfra size 90 CERT GRAND PIANO, from
the celebrated factory of WIN Knaba & Co.
-, A complete I.II cry from the stables of
I Messrs Petegrew Y Wright, Lexington, Va,
u Pos Office, ith daily MATS, and an office of
the, Western Union Telegraph company in the
r oUiT e.. a3rla z3.
Via Washington, change cars at Gordonsville
Via Richmond Chesapeake and Ohio railroad,
Il. no change; - --sg., ..s-. ...-..-..
Via Huntington Chesapeake and Ohio railroad.
Via Lynchbnrg. change cars at Charlottesville.
q MAIN HOTEL. LIGHTED WITH GAS.
= BOARDS PER day; $40 per week, 1915 per
month i,- TE+IEsE E4s4 ia % -rsI sets.l z Z
"a JOHN W. CAMERON, Proprietor,
60 80 land proprietor of Pulaski House.
Send for circular con tanning ANALYSIS.
L lie 9--eOd1 InSw&wlm .fa 20 taEHsgss. can.