Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-01-25
OAK ORCHARD ACID SPRINGS,
9 ESEE COUNTY, NEW YO
ANALYSIS BY LANES r. Chiffon, NEW YozE.
FROM ONE GALLON OF WATER.

FROM ONE GALLON OF WATER:
Free Sulshwie Acid,so sc Silica, i,oi
io.sulI,haie iron. II '32I mailer, 1928
Sulphdte Of AluminH, 9,6S -
SuLphdte Of udgHesidS,25l Grams, lo''lo
TgNI1E WATERS of these celebrated Nc
4 dicinu Springs have also been analysed 10y
Prof f. Enlmons, OF A bnny and froi. B. SllIllnan,
Jr., Yale College. There eight Of these Syringe,
but only the waters OF three have been submitted Tor
analysis The component parts are similar 10 the
above vary ing however, in strength in given guam
tity. Thts watcrshave been submitted Tor cAoml-
nation to various medical gentlemen, aud large
number have given comncrdatory opinions, among
whom are the following
DIR. T.. RoMEYN Beck, Albany.
Dr. JAMES MNArGnToY, i"
DR. EDWARD Spring, Ne,c York.
Dr.. S. p. WHITE,
DR.. ROBERT CAMPBELL, PWSfeId, Mass
These waters haye been found beneficial il the
following
Chronic Diarrhea, Chronic Ophhalmin,
Chronic Dyspepsia, CaIcu,uus Affections,
Disc asses OF the SKIN, Chrome fharynguls,
Chronic Eysentery, General Debility,
Loss OF Appetite, Humid Asthma,
Diabetes and Cystis, Chronic Larynglus,
Chronic MucousCatarrh Lucorrhea and elects.
Piles and many other CHRONIC and Acute Diseases,
particularly those Of the Digestive and Urinary Or
gans. .
! DR.. EDWARD SpRING, of the City of New York
writes in letter: " have prescribed the waters, IN
my private practice, to several OF my patients, and
| both they and have been very much pleased wHh
their effects The which have experienced the
most benefit from s use were cases oil gener debl
! ity, resulting from d"rauged condition OF the dges-
| tive organs, One case of this KIND ~ which the
good effects of the water were most strongly marked,
was Il case OF Chronic DidThcd, Of SeceIdL yrGrS
stcnding, and which had been under my care for
the last three years. The use of three bottles Of the
led he
suIts--resranng the diarrhTa, giving tone to the
digestive organs and of course Improving the gene.
ru! health The individual himself is well persuaded
OF the benefit he has derived. In this case halt Il
lumber full was taken three times day | am lend
to believe that where tonic astrngent effect is the
aim II much larger quantity than tins Is not desirable
This consider great desldcratuln IN h'!neTal wa
ter.
| am led to think, from the experience have had
that it will prove serviceabe in eases of chronic dys
prpSa when the stomach has been hArras,rd aut
worn out by the long continued and JudciOuS uSc .
f catnartic pills and drastic portions. have servet
that where the quantity above mentioned rrsralurt
the sccrctons from the bowels and checked the di
arrhua n double dose would in the same pro
duce an evacuation. This property is vhluable, a
UbyiatIng the necessity OF giving other cathli.c Cd
s :iljI.' "'''''' 1t" -'''''''' '- - " " ~
These waters have been very extensively used i
the nri.hborhoOd the Springs for several years an
invariably with beneficial results in the class oi DIS
eases above enumerated.
They have been sufficiently tested to warrant til
proprietors in Introducing them to the public a. sat
and IN many instances 4 sure natural remedy, e.
peciay in diseases O. the stomach and bowels an
made large expenditures in tbs erection OF CONNIE
e dlou~ houses and other improvements on the grounI
Sold by Druggists and Merchants in the Unit,
All orders addressed to GEO. ". MERCIAN'
Lockport, y y Will be promptly executed
Jan. Is, 1850. d93!<>w!9 moe3