Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-08-06
BUFFALOE SPRINGS.

| AtITUATED on Builaloe River. in the county of
! ~ Amherst, 5 miles from the Court House, %
miles from Lexington, and % miles from Lynch
burg.
! In calling the attention of the public to these
Springs as watering place, the subscriber takes
occasion to remark, that they new discovery,
although unknown to the distant public until the
! last two years. For many wears they have never
failed to get more visitors from the surrounding
country than the Improvements could comfortably
accommodate, who will readily testify 10 their mt
dicnal virtues.
Since last season. several large and comfortable
framed cabius have been erected, which, added 10 the
! large and conimodous Hotel and Cabins built pre-
vons to that time, will enable To entertain larger
company with more comfort
! The water bHs been ANAL zcd, and found to con-
tain the essential ingredients sulphur, soda I'm an
unusual proportlon) and magnesa; and the subserl-
Der with the fullest confidence, that II CERT
dcates Of aclswcrc required they be ob,aincd OF
many individuals, whose experience Of their virtues
enable them tn say that they are unsurpassed by
any water in Virginia for most OF the diseases com
mon to our cmate-lu cases of confirmed dyspepsia,
or less detahSed condition OF The stomach and
bowels, IN pulmonary or liver diseases, more par
ticulay the attcrn all diseases OF general debility
whatever-and peculiarly fer delicate females aud
children, these waters viii be found possessed OF
remedial virtues of certainly rare efficacy. For this
fact the highest authority among the medical faculty
IN this section OF the country can be offered, well
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dividuals from actual experience.
The season will again commence the 18th OF
June. The subs criber, grateful for past patronage
both from his old friends and strangers AGAIN invites
them to visit HIM, with the assurance his part
that pains shall be spared TO 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, 25
Horses per week, 90
do do day, -
Children and servants, 3 80
w. l., SAUNDERS.
| u | suboin below a communication received
last year from Physicians who have visited these
waters ana nave had opportunities of Judging of
their efficacy in most ofthe diseases above men,ion
ed Since that time, other ply sicians Of emnence
have visited them would most cordially subscribe IN
| the oplnons contained in this communication. The
| unsurpassed healthincss Of situation, saubrty of
climate, aud beauty of scenery superadd additional
Inducements to the vaetudinarian for giving trial
| 10 these invaluable waters.
June 23d, 1887.
| Dear Sir--I1aving noticed in late Virpinian
that you ale agalnready FOR the reception of compa-
ny at the Buialoe Springs, deem il an act OF ns-
tee to yourselian the public, 10 express to YOU our
entire appreciation Of all you have SAID on the snb-
jet OF their medicinal virtues, in the diseases you
have mentioned IN your advertisement, and We
cheeriully and cordially subscribe to the fact that,
50 faras we have been able to observe they are un-
surpassed IN their efficacy in diseases ofthe stomach
| and bowels. We would further take occasion to ex.
press our sincere wish that your success may fully
equal the value Of your water and your laudable eli
forts to accommodate visitors.
Very sincerely, your friends,
r. p. MITCHELL,
JOHN II. PATERSON,
ID. PATTERSON
RO. S. PAYNE,
RO. q. JENNINGS"
June ii IA