The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-07-04
The Buffalo SPRINGS,

THE recent appearance Of daiofie cLoIera in
Il ihe principal cities and seyer,l Of The inie-
ror towns in the Stale OF Virginia together with
/, the general prevalence II The Ciolera DiGThan
throughout the country, induces the teef that iis
images will be much more widely extended than
in the memorable visitation Of 1899. Under the
influence Of these appalling appsehensions. il is
perfectly natural Tor every individual look around
him Cor some place Of safety during The sooum Of
this fearful Sisier. The sll-ahsorbing question
presents itself To every one What shall do, or
where shall go 10 escape this terrible scourgel
Among the few places Of comparative security,
leg leave 10 call the attention OF the public, md
particularly Of those residing in the Cholera dis
iricts TO the Buffalo Mineral Spring.
situated in The upper end Of Mecklenburg Coun-
liy, Va. two miles south o. Dan River, and seven
West of the town of Ciarksyille. The tonic pow
efs Of this water po,cn, IN imparting tone aud
vgor to the digestive organs, and is diurthc qua
li,ies. so efficient in purifying and cleansing the
blood can hardly fail 10 brace up and fortify the
system against the insihious approaches Of this
\ pcs,iFerous malady. We ore told that whatever
gives tone and energy to the stomach, tO,reis and
skin, and brings into play and harmonious action.
- the inRumerabe sympathies pertaining TO these
: organs, are the hest prrveniiyes 10 Cholera. Such
: Is believed TO be the elect Of the Buffalo Water.
/ II is especially worthy Of remark in this regard,
is that in almost every country and region visited
e by this epidemic its appearance Is preceded by
/. some arrangement Of the stomach and bowels; or
what arc called Pr moniiOry symptons, cngen.
dered, II is supposed, by some residential poison
diiiused in the general atmosphere. II is TO pre-
y vent the coming on Of these prccnrsoy symptoms
o. as likewise 10 hold them in check when they ex.
y isl, that the Buffalo Water is recommended
n While it imparis tone TO the stomach and increas.
nc es the appetite il stimulates the irT to healthy
u secretion Of lille, and that fatal curcn, Of fluids
drawn, IL may be, 70 the bowels BY the colloca,iun
there ofthe Cholera poison, is turned in dlerept
and hess dangerous drpsion, TO he finally elimin-
: ated and thrown oil by the ycnal organs This
It. view Of the operation of the Water is not mere
or hypothesis patched up for the OCCASION but ma.
ng tured opinion, based on long experience and OBJ.
sevatin in its use, in the ordinary bowel com
plants Of the country. Il is certainly not the least
familiar Of the laws governing the animal ma
chine, that whatever increases the secretory ac-
\, ton ofihe kidneys, lessons NE quantity and cham
oS ges the quality Of the fluids thrown on the bow
els.
Apart from the value Of this Spring as pre-
pkylactic in warding off the Cholera il is located
in an elevated and healthy section Of country
~ where that fearful disease has never yet made il,
y appearance. The proprietor has made arrange
= ments for the comfortable reception three humid
= red visitors. Those who NAV think proper Il
seek this pleasant Summer retreat, remote from
the usual haunts Of Cholera, will find good appe-
tiics, good mutton and good society. Added to
these solid comforts, the young and the gay will
meet with all those light amusemen;s and recrc-
\ atoms common to other watering places in the obi
= Dominion.
AN OLD PHYSICIAN.
Mecklenburg County, June 6. S6-sw