| Page |
| First Pilgrimage. |
| Hygeian Fountains of Germany | 1 |
| The Valetudinarian in pursuit of health | 2 |
| The Steamer | 2 |
| The Gathering in the Steamer | 3 |
| The Conservative Traveller | 4 |
| The Sea—the Maas | 5 |
| Rotterdam | 6 |
| The Hague | 8 |
| Haerlem | 8 |
| Normal Schools | 9 |
| Amsterdam | 10 |
| Batavian Characteristics | 12-14 |
| Cologne | 15-17 |
| The Rhine | 18 |
| Drachenfels—Scenery | 19 |
| Legend of Drachenfels | 22 |
| Do. of Roland and Hildegund | 24 |
| Last Nuns of Nonnenwerth | 25 |
| Truenfels, or the Rock of Fidelity | 27 |
| The Flying Bridge | 29 |
| Rheineck renovated | 29 |
| Hammerstein, Andernach, &c. | 30 |
| Coblentz | 30 |
| Ehrenbreitstein—Gibraltar | 31 |
| Coblentz to Mayence—omnibussing | 33 |
| Stolzenfels, and Legend | 33 |
| The Brothers—Legend | 34 |
| Lurley, or the Echo, with Legend | 35 |
| Singular Locality of Echo | 37 |
| Schomberg—Reflections | 38 |
| The Seven Sisters, or Fate of Coquettes | 38 |
| Pfalz | 39 |
| The Hall of Mirrors | 40 |
| Moral of the Mirrors | 42 |
| The Devil’s Ladder | 43 |
| Moral of the Ladder | 45 |
| The Bridal of Rheinstein | 46 |
| The Mouse Tower, and Moral | 48 |
| Change of Scene | 49 |
| WISBADEN. |
| Topography of | 50 |
| Theories of Mineral Waters | 51 |
| Composition of the Waters | 52 |
| Effects of the Bath | 52 |
| Phenomena produced by the Waters | 53 |
| Disorders benefitted by the Waters | 55 |
| Counter-indications | 56 |
| “Bad-sturm,” or Crisis | 57 |
| HÆmorrhoidal Mania | 58
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| FRANZENSBAD. |
| I. Franzensquelle or Brunn | 182 |
| Hufeland’s Testimony to the Waters | 184 |
| II. Salzquelle | 185 |
| III. Cold Sprudel—IV. Louisenbrunn | 186 |
| Gas Baths of Franzensbad | 187 |
| Mud Baths of Franzensbad | 189 |
| Personal experience of the Mud Baths | 190 |
| Disorders to which the Mud-Baths are applicable | 191 |
| Mr. Spitta on the Mud-Baths | 192 |
| MARIENBAD. |
| I. The Kreuzbrunn | 195 |
| Composition and Physiological effects | 195 |
| Disorders to which the Kreuzbrunn is applicable | 197 |
| II. Ferdinandsbrunn | 198 |
| III. Carolinenbrunn and Ambrosiusbrunn | 199 |
| The Baths of Marienbad | 201 |
| Physical and Physiological Effects of the Baths | 201 |
| Mud-Baths of Marienbad | 202 |
| Gas-Baths of Marienbad | 203 |
| Physiological and Medicinal Effects | 204 |
| Notice of Dr. Herzig’s Work on Marienbad | 206 |
| CARLSBAD. |
| Lobkowitz’s Ode to the Sprudel | 208 |
| Ancient History of Carlsbad | 209 |
| Description of the Sprudel | 210 |
| Muhlbrunn | 210 |
| Neubrunn—Theresienbrunn | 211 |
| Sprudelsteins and Incrustations | 211 |
| Serio-comic Anecdote of a Hypochondriac | 212 |
| German Hypotheses respecting the Waters | 212 |
| Picturesque situation of Carlsbad | 212 |
| Hufeland’s Eulogy of the Carlsbad Waters | 213 |
| Lord A’s wonderful cure | 213 |
| Melancholy case of Surgeon Fraser | 213 |
| Dr. De Carro’s opinions of the Waters | 214 |
| Crowd of Hypochondriacs at Carlsbad | 215 |
| Counter-indications | 216 |
| Bad-sturm, or Crisis, of Carlsbad | 217 |
| Regime at Carlsbad | 218 |
| Almanac of Carlsbad | 219 |
| Changes of fashion respecting the Springs | 219 |
| The Sprudel on Calculous Complaints | 220 |
| Dr. Hlawaczek on the Carlsbad Waters | 221 |
| VALETUDINARIUM. |
| Physiognomy of Diseases at a great Spa | 222 |
| Auxiliaries to Recovery at a large Sanitarium |
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