Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-07-01
BUFFALO SPRINGS,
MECKLENBURG COUNTY

Eight Miles JTea OF Clarksr,us.
THIS establishment is now under the exclu-
size management OF the subscriber, who is
providing for a large numb, Of vister-. The
improve uents are sufficient for the comfortable
accommodation of $50 or 400 person and al his
arrangements are upon corresponding scale
His music will be as good as any in the ) ale.
A TO tn medica proper is OF the Buffalo wa
ters. il might be suite ent 10 ref tot >ubIoin-
d statements Of Drs. Harris and Venale, gen
tlemen Of distinction in their pro ession, and in
tinately acquainted with the properties and ef-
ec,s of the water in diseases; but The pr prietor
W II state fact, rs evidence OF ne anil bilious
character of these waters, 10 wit: III I, for up
warts of 80 years c has own intimately, I e
families that lived at Buffalo Springs, and that
no disease, epenGent on 4 vii ated or deranSed
CT Ld ion of the hilary organs, as bilious lever,
ague nd fever Sc, ever occurred in tami IL
wing there. He has wines ed hundreds OF cases
of ague and fever, ma ! of them OF the most pro-
tracled and obstinate character, without having
known il TO taillo cure in single instance, gener-
ally in few days-and SO well satisfied is he OF
lis Instability in that disease, that he will charge
nothing for the board Of any person who wllbring
an ague and fever 10 Buffalot that il does not cure,
and cure permanently. Another fact, which
owes its truth 10 he healthful effects OF Buffalo
water or 10 an accident, which perhaps, never
happened before, any where, IS, that, Tor So
years, families, generally large, have lived al his
place, and but one death ever occurred in family
living here, and that not occasioned by disease.
In Dyspepsia, diseases of the Liver, all Cnta-
neous Affections, Dropsy, DiarThpa, and indeed
almost all the diseases that flesh is heirt Except
Consumption the Buffalo water rarely tails 10
afford relief.
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hood Of the Buffalo Mineral Spring for the las,
fifteen years, | have hadirequent opportunities OF
testing the efficacy OF the water in many diseases.
As tonic and daretic, il is not far, il al ALL sur
passed by any water in the United States. It's &C
ton on the kidneys is prompt and powerful it is
also sudsriic and slightly aperient. These medi-
cal properties combined render il useful in all
dropsical affections visccral distractions, par
ticularly Of the liver and spleen, culaneous dis
eases, dyspepsia, convalescense from fever, de-
rangement OF the secrcting organs, intermittent
fever and female complaints. In all chronic
diseases in which the digestive organs are impli
Gated, as cause or effect, this wafer acts with the
happiest results. In fever and ague and prolract-
ed recruitment fever, it rarely, iever, fails TO al
ford permanent relief
Viewed with reference TO lis peculiar action
on the kidneys it may be regarded as powerful
remedy in all The chronic diseases ofthose organs,
likewise those OF the bladder and its appenda
gcs. As Il remedy in chronic female compa ns,
il is no less wer!hy of public confidence; and
will here remark, that long experience has taught
me, that in the catalogue OF human ills, there is
no class OF diseases more harassing TO the patient
or more perpleying TO The physician, than these
obstinate and painful affections. The important
organ peculiar 10 the sex, when in a state OF de-
rangemen exerts an influence, which, il moi
timely arrested by proper treatment, involves,
very often, in one common ruin, both The mind
and the BODY OF the pess sufferer. 1t is need
less, here, 10 enumerale these diseases-sufce il
say, that there is scarcely one, depending on
functional arrangement or lision OF The organ re-
ferred TO- that is not either permanently cured, or
mitigated by the use OF this water for month or
two The determination OF fluids 10 the region
of the pelvis consequent on its USE renders it
prompt, mild and efficient emminagoguc remedy
in youthful females. It's powers are equally con-
spicuous in removing those diseases OF the other
Sex, acquired by habits Of dissipation and de-
bauchery. The first effect produced on strangers
by drinking the water is slight giddiness of the
head, which soon passes of, and is followed by
an increase of appetite, healhiul glow on the
surface, exhileration Of spirits and pleasing
consciousness OF new life and vigor Infused into
every organ OF the body. S. II. HARRIS.
GAINESVILLE, Va, June 2, lSi5
have, for several years, been attending to The
effects OF the Waters of the Buffalo Mineral
Spring and can readily subscribe 10 the above
recommcndation-and, in addition, remark, that
after having noticed the effects Of most OF the |
tonic waters of the United States, have no hest
tation IN pronouncinS it altogether the safest,
June 3D. 1915 p c. VENABLE.
II The Stage runs, regularly 'hree times
week from Ridgway, on the railroad, to Carks-
vile. from which place, Hacks are always ready
to convey passengers to The Springs.
DAVID SHELTON,
June l3-cw4w Proprietor.