Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-07-22
Es5jE'R1AH.SEi SPRINGS.

SITUATED on Butfiloe River, in the county of
~ Amherst, ID miles rom the Courthouse, %
miles from Lexington, aud % miles hom Lynch
burg.
In calling the attention Of the public To these
Springs as watering place. the subscriber takes &C
sion TO remark, that they no new discovery, al
though unknown 10 the distant public until the last
few years. Formany years they have failed
to have more visitors from the surrounding cuun-
try than the Improvements could comorahl, accom-
mudaie, who viii readily testify TO thcir medicinal
virtues.
Having erected large & commodlous Hotel, with
number Of good framed Cabins, ! am now prepared
to entertain a much larger COMPANY with more com
fort.
The water has been anal wed, and found TO con-
tain the essential ingredients. sulphur, soda in
unusual proportlop) and magnesa; and the subscri-
Der say with the fullest confidence that If cerli-
fcates oiiacts were required they be obtained Of
many individuals. whose experience Of their virtues
enables them to say that they unsurpassed by
any water in rgnia, for most Of the diseases
mon 10 climate la cases of confirmed DIV pc psa
or less deranged condition of the stomach and
bowels, in pulmonary or liver diseases, more parc
ularIy the ldier-in all diseases of general debility
whatever-and peculiarly for delicate females aud
children. these waters will be found possessed of
remedial virtues OF certainly rare efficacy For tins
fact the highest authority among the medical faculty
IN this section of The country be offered, as well
as the better evidence of full and ample tests by ndi
vduals from actual experience.
Having heard heretofore, much complaint of the
road from Lynchburg 10 this place. am authorized
to say that the contractor on the l.ynchburg aud
Butfaloe Springs Turnpike Road will complete the
worst parts Of said road by the middle of July, aud
thereby make il all good that my friends disposed
visit me will have no difficulty on that score.
The season will again commence on the 18th Of
June. The subscriber, grateful for past patronage
both from his old friend, and strangers, again invites
them TO visit him, with the assurance on his par
able.
1t will be observed, that the rates Of Board are
lower than at any other watering place in Virginia,
Board per week. 81 90
do do day, %
Horses per week, 90
do do day, Is
Children and servants 3 30
w. l.. SAUNDERS.
u subjon below a communication received
from Ph,sicians who have visited these waters, and
have had opportunities of judging of their efficacy
in most of the diseases above mentioned. Since that
time, other physicians of emiuence have visited them
and would most cordially subscribe to the opinions
contained in this communication. The unsurpassed
healthiness of situation, salubrity of climate, and
beauty of scenery, superadd additional inducements
to the valeuduarian for giving trial TO these In-
valuable waters.
"JuSr o3d. 1887.
" Dear Sir-Faving noticed in a late Nirgtnian,
that YOU are gam ready for the reception Of conpa-
nv Al the Bunaloc Springs, we deemit AN act OF JUS
nee TO Yourself aud the public to express TO you our
entire APPRECIATION of all YOU have said on the sub
ject of their medicinal virtues, in the diseases you
have mentioned in your advertisement, and we
cheerfuly aud cordially subscribe 10 the fact, that,
so far as have been able 10 observe they are I'M
surpassed n their efficacy in diseases OF The stomach
and bowels. We would further take occasion TO ex
press our sincere wish, that your success may fully
equal the value your water, and your audaOle ell
! forts 10 &c c oms,,o!ate visitors.
Very sincerely, your friends
T. ,. MITCHELL,
JOHN II. PATERSON,
ID. PATTERSON,
RO 5. PAYNE.
RO G.. JENNINGS"
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