The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-21


main hotel; 10 the right.of this "a anothe,
building, two stories Id height (which II Or.
cupied mostly by faniiliesy and IA front d,
The main building liz a row of cotfaves--tbe
whole forming a rectapgie. within this
space you will find three fl,e springs. each
having different medicinal properties. a
little higher up The mountain. towards thp
right of the hotel, you will and anothe,
spring. We are almost completely hcu,tnell
IN by the rugged but picturesque mountains,
All these, with one Of those clear aud beattti.
nj streams coursing Its way at the base oil
the mountain upon which these springs are
situated, make the Rawley most charming
place to look upon. The place Is perfectly
dry, free from dampness. and with a delight.
ful breeze nearly all the time.
The springs are managed by stock com
rany, of which A. B. Trick is the president,
and most verify gentleman he is. Those
who visit the place will find him, always on
hand to look after their wants and to make
them feel at home and catise their stay to be
q pleasant one.
Captain Joseph n. Woodward Is the gene
raj superintendent ahd hotel ,inahager He
IS well Known for his good management.
We are sure that the company could not
have secured more acceptable person to fill
this position. He not only attends to the
refreshing OF the body by giving 1t good
bed and comfortable room, but takes care Of
the inner man by giving him the best Of
food. IT'S here we get some of the conn.,
lent tea, coffee. aid milk. The meats,
chicken, vegetables, and desserts are the
best that can be found anywhere.
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you have plenty to eat. The tableware is
all that could be desired, and In fact every
thing about the springs wears an air Of clean
illness and neatness which is seldom found
mt waterng-places.
We must not forget to- mention that DR..
George II. Eyster, Of Staunton. Va, Is the
resident physician and those who need his
services will find him very agreeable to con-
suit.
The company here Is increasing In mum.
bers daily: There are about one hundred
aud fifty visitors. Among them are large
number Of ladies and children. Many Of the
young ladies are quite pretty, and the young
gentlemen Tor old bachelors) in their charm
ing society while away many pleasant hours.
These waters, as a remedy in scrofula,
rheumatism, govt, liver disease, dyspepsia,
anu feVer ana ague, are unsurpassed. In
fact, for all diseases which impoverish the
blood and enfceble the system the water
stands without rival. AS tonic and In
vigolator 1t is unequaIled. The ladies' find
great relief from using these waters, and
many cures have been made. e.
The visitors here arc mostly from Mary
land and States further north, though there
are many from this State.
From your city we have Mrs. James Dun
lop and three accomplished daughters; Mr..
Howard II. Wilkinson, lady, and child Miss
Lizzie Wilson, and Mrs. DR.. Cunningham.
Colonel Dodge, of New Jersey Mr.. l..
PaSsanno. very wealthy retired merchant,
OF Baltimore; J. w. Langley, wife, and
child. OF the same city, and Il host of others
are also here.
InvalidS and pleaSure.seekers will find
these springs most pleasant place, and We
predict that in short time they will be full.
MATILDE.