The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-07-18
The Buffalo Springs.

II
rrHE recent appearances Of .isiatie cholsrG in
the principal CITIES and seyeTal Of the inie-
Nor towns in The state Of Virginia together with
the general precedence Of the Cholera DiarhGa
throughout the country, induces the belief that IL
rsvages viii be much more widely extended than
m the memorable visitation Of 1882. Under the
influence Il these appalling sPpsshensions. Il IS
perfectly natural snr every indisiJnal look abound
nm Ter sone place Of safety during the sojoum Of
this fearful sIsiief. The all-absorhing question
presents itself 10 every one What shall %. or
where shall 60 TO escape this terrible seourgel
Among the few places Of comparative security,
beg leave 10 call the attention ii the public and
particularly ofihnse residing in the Cholera dis.
iricts, TO the Buffalo Mineral spring.
situated IN the upper end Of Mecklenburg Coun-
". Va. Two miles South Of Dan Riyer, and seven
IVES, Of the town Of Chrksyilc. Tile tonic pow
crs Of this water, 50 potent in impar,ing tone and
visor to the digestive organs, and its durefic qua
liiies. 50 efficient in purifying aud cleansing the
blood, can hardly fail to brace up and foriify the
system against the inSi,iious approaches Of this
pestiferous malady. We are told that whatever
gives tone and energy 70 the stomach. Lolrcis and
skin. aud brings into play and harmonious seton,
theinAumrrahle sympaIhios pertaining to these
organs, are the best prcyentlyes to Cholera. Such
is believed to be the effect Of the Buffalo Water.
II il especially worthy Of remark in this regard.
that in almost every country and region visited
by this epidemic. is appearance IL preceded By
some arrangement Of the stomach and bowels; or
what are caei pr nioaitory symptoms, engen.
dered. il is supposed, by some Presidential. poison.
diifused in the general atmosphere. II is 10 pre-
vent the coming on Of these precursoy symptoms,
as likewise To hold them in check wheii they ex-
ist, that the Buffalo Water Is recommended.
While il imparts tone 10 the stomach and increas-
es the appetite, il stimulates the iCer To healthy
secretion Of bile. and that fatal current of fluids.
drawn, il may be, to the bowels BY the collocaion
there ofthe Cholera poison. is turned in different
and less dangerous direction, to be fna,Y climit:
aied and thrown of hy the yenal organs. This
view Of the operation of the Water is not a mere
hypothesis, patched up for the occasion, hut ma
tured opinion, based on long experience ard OBJ
servation in its use. ia the ordinary bowel CON-
plants OF the country II is certainly mol the least
familiar Of the laws governing the animal ma
chine that whatever increases the secretory ac-
ton Of the kidneys lessons Inc quantity and cham
ses the quality OF the fluids thrown on the bow
els.
Apart from the value of this Spring as a pro.
phyilcic in warding off the Cholera, Is located
In an elevated and healthy section o. country.
where that fearful disease has never yet made its
appearance. The proprietor has made arrange
inen,s or the comfortable reception ofthree humid
red visiiers. Those who may think proper to
sack this pleasant Summer retreat remote from
the usual haun,s Of Cholera, will find good appe.
tites. good mutton and good society. Added to
these solid comforts, the young and the gay will
meet with all those light amusemens and recrc.
atoms common 10 other watering places in the old
Dominion.
AN OLD PHYSICIAN.
Mccklenburg County, June 6. Sow