Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-07-02
BUFFAIOE SPRINGS,
June | 1

~ T. T.,
- Amherst, ID miles from the Court House, p;
miles from Lexington, and % miles from Lynch
burg.
In calling the attention of the public TO thcs,
Springs, as a watering place, the subscriber takes
occasion to remark that they arc no discovery
although unknown to the distant public until the
last two years. For many years they have ncvc,
failed TO get moro visitors from the surrounding
country than the Improvements could comfortably
accommodate, who will readily testify 10 their me
dicina virtues.
Since last season. several large and comfortable
framed cabins have been erected, which added to the
large and commodious Hotel and Cabins built pre-
ylons TO that time, will enable entertain larger
company with more comfort
The water has been Analysed aud found To con-
tain the essential ingredients, sulphur, soda lin an
unusual proporion) and magncsia and the subscn-
Der say with the fullest confidence that If cert
hcaes OF iactswcre required they can be obtained of
many individuals, whose experience of their virtues
enable them TO say that they unsurpassed by
any water III Virginia, for most OF the diseases com
mon to our climate-ln cases OF confirmed dyspepsia,
or less derangcd condition of the stomach and
bowels, in pulmonary or liver diseases, more par
ucuarly The latcr-in all diseases OF general debility
whatever-and peculiarly fer delicate females and
children, these waters will be found possessed of
remedial virtues OF certainly efficacy. For this
fact the highest authority among the medical faculty
IN this section OF the country can be offered as well
as the better evidence OF full and ample tests by IN
dyiduas from actual experience.
The season will again commence on the 18Th OF
June. The subscribers, grateful Tor past patronage
both from his old friends and strangers, Hgan invites
themto visit hun, with the assurance his part
that no pains shall be spared 10 render the visit agree
able.
1t will be observed, that the rates of Board are
lower than AT any other watering place in Virginia,
viz:
Board per week, 81 90
do do day, %
Horses per week, 20
do do day, -
Children and servants, 3 80
w. l., SAUNDERS.
o." ! subjoin below communication received
last year from Physicians who have visited these
waters, and have had opportunities Of Judging Of
their efficacy in most ofhe diseases above mention
ed. Since that time, other physicians OF emlnepcc
have visited them would most cordially subscribe to
the opinions contained in tins communication. The
unsurpassed hcalthincss Of SITUATION salubntv Of
cIimate, and beauty OF scenery supcradd additional
Inducements tue valetudnarian for giving trial
to these invaluable waters.
"Junc ODD, 1897.
Dcar .Sir-IIaying noticed in late Virginian,
that you again ready for the reception of compa-
ny at the Buffaoc Springs, we deem it act OF JUS
uce to yoursclfan and the public express You our
entire appreciation OF all you have said the sub
jet OF their medicinal virtues, in the diseases you
have mentioned in your advertisement, and
cheeruly and cordially subscribe to the fact, thar,
so far as we have been able TO observe they arc I'M
surpassed in their efficacy, in diseases ofthc stomach
and bowels. We would further take occasion cx.
press sincere wish, that your may fully
equal the value OF your water and your laudablo eff
forts to accommodate visiters.
Very sincerely, your friends.
II. p. MITCHELL,
JOHN II. PATTESON,
ID. PATTI ERSON.
RO. $. PAYNE,
RO. &. JENNINGS"
June II