Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-07-04
BUFFALO SPRINGS.
MECkLENBtRG COUNTY,

ELeW 4IWS UfI NJ C2aTkSriUe.
THlS establishment is now under the cxcIu.
l. ii management OF tie subscriber, who is
providing for Il large numbr OF yisrer.. The
improve cnls are sufficient Tor The comfortable
accommodation Of 800 or l00 person and all his
ARA gemcns are upon corresponding scale
His music will be a good IS any in the ate
a, 10 iii M sdica proper OF the Buffalo wa
lcrs, il nigh; lie Sulflc en I rel In { ,ubloin-
ID statements q DrS. Harr, and Vcnall l., gen
TENN Of distinction in their pro eSsoa, and in
limalely acquainted with lie properties and el-
ccls oil the water in dis a,e.: but III pr rrielor
" il Stale fact, as G.. delce OF he ami bilious
character OF these waller, IL vii. III l. for up
war ! OF 80 years, e has own, intimately, I e
families that Ii ed al Buffalo Springs and that
no disease, dependent on vii ated al dcranged
co III ion OF The h nary organs, as bilious fever
aguc nj fever Nc, ever occurred in Il tdmi Ii
win. there lie has whites ed hun.!redS of cases
oi ague and fever, ma If them ui the most pro-
uaced and obstinate character, without having
known il Ia lailto cure in single instance gencr-
alv in few days-and - well satisfied Is he Of
lis inialibily in that disease, that he will charge
nothing for The board uiary person who willbrng
an acue AMI fever ID Buffalo that does not cure,
and cure permanently. Another tact, which
owes lis rulh 10 he heahfu effects OF Buffalo
water, or 10 an accident, which perhaps, never
happened before, any where, is that, for 30
years, families, generally large, have lived alhis
place, and but one death eyer occurred in 4 family
living here, and That not Occasioned by disease.
In Dyspepsia, diseases d The Liver, all Cnla-
neons Affections, Drop>y, DiarhI'a and indeed
almost all the diseases that flesh is heir To- Except
Con>umption) the Buffalo wafer rarely tails 10
afford relcll.
Having practiccd medicine in The ncishbor-
hood Of the Buffalo Mineral Spring for the last
fifteen wears. | have hatlreqnent opportunities OF
testing the efficacy al The water in many diseases
As tonic and darec il i, not far il at all, sny-
passed by any wafer il The United States. LIS &C
ton on the kidneys is prompt and powerful; il Is
also sndsrifc and slIghly apelicnl. These me,ii-
cal properties combined, render il useful in all
| dropsical affections visccral distractions, par
ticula!ly Of The Liver and spleen, culancous dis
eases, dyspepsia, oonvalcscense from fever de-
rangemcnt OF the secreling organs, intermittent
fever and female complaints. In all chronic
| diseases in which the digestive organs are inpll
Gated, as cause or elect, this water acts with The
! happic>l results. Ia fever and aouc and proiraci
ell recruitment lever, il rarely il ever fails 10 al
| lord permanent reliel.
Viewed with rrle'cnce 10 It's peculiar action
on the kidneys II may h. regarded Is powerful
remedy in all the chronic diseases Of those organs
as likewise those Of The bladder and lis appcuda-
gcs As remedy in chronic female complaints
i, is no less worthy OF public confidence; and
vii! here remark, that long experience has tau9b
me that i'm the catalogue OF human ills there i
no class OF diseases more harassln9 To the patient
or more perplcxing 10 The physician, than these
obstinate and painful affections. The important
organ peculiar 10 The sex, when in state Of de-
ipflu / moi
timely arrested bv proper Treatment involves
yery often, in one common ruin, both The mind
and Tic BODY Of the haplesS sufferer. Ii is need
less. here. 10 ennmcrac these discaseS-sufiice j,
Ia say. that there is scarcely one, depending on a
functional arrangement or lision al HE organ re-
erred TO- that is not either permanently cured, OF
mitiaated hy the Use OF this water for I month or
Two The Determination of fluids To the region
of The pelvis, consequent on lis USE renders II 4
prompt. mild and efficient emmini gosue remedy
in youthful lcmales. lis powers are equally con-
>picuous in removing those diseases oil the other
sex. acaurci BY habits of dissipation and de-
bauchcrv. The first effect produced on strangers
hy drinking the water is slight Siddlness OIL The
head. which soon passes of, and IS followed by
an increase of appetite, a hcahlul glow on the
surface. exhilera,ion Of spirits, and pleasing
consciousness of new life and vigor infused into
every organ OF The body. 5. Ii. HARRIS.
GAINESVILLE, Va, June , 1915
have. for several years, been attending To the
effects Of the Waters OF The Bullalo Mineral
Spring, aud can readily subscribe 10 the above
commrn,.alion--and, in addition, remark, that
aner having noticed the effects oi most OF The
tnn,c waters Of the United States, have no hest
falion IN pronouncing il altogether The safest.
June 81, 1918. /. Z. fEAAbLE.
~ The Stage runs, regularly, hree times a
week from Ridgway, on The railroad, 10 Clarks-
Vile from which place, Hacks are always ready
to convey passengers 10 The Springs.
DAVID SHELTON,
I,re l3-cwiw Proprietor.