American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-08-09
COLD SPRING WATER CURE.

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7NHIs NEW AND SPLENDID ESTABLISHMENT for
i the scientific treatment of the various diseases with
which the human system is afflicted, Is situated about
three miles from the city Of Buffalo, in rural spot and
accessible from all points be reached without in
convenience or delay.
line of omnbuses runs from the steamboat landipss
in Buffalo to the springs every ten minutes.
The house and grounds are the extensive and
beautiful greenhouse nurseries Of the essrs Hodges
Bryants and the scenery in all directions is unsT
passed. regards either variety beauty; embracing
points Of view, from which may be taken In at glance
the broad expanse Of Lake Ere the Niagara flowing
jesticay towards the Falls extensive forests and the
"oueen City Of the Lakes, with its moving panorama Of
steamboats, and ceaselcss enterprise.
The water, taken Immediately from the celebrated
"cold SPRING" is unsurpassed regards coldness and
purity by any In the United States The house. recently
erected at cost Of about thousand dollars has been
fitted up in neat and elegant style, at considerable
ira expense and sufficiently capacious to accommodate
Connected with the establishment, and constituting one
of its attractions the fixtures and conyenences for in
nocent and heathful gymnastc exercises.
At MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.. N
The institution Is under the general supervision of s.
NJ Davis NJ d. Professor Of the Theory and Practice Of
Medicine in Central Medical College, Geo. W. Davis,
NJ D. formerly of Dansylle N " the resident physician,
and Is permanently associated with the before mentioned
gentleman counsel and associate Of the medical board
control And the friends Of the deem t
matter Of eicaon that the services Of Miss Mary NJ
Taylor, lady OF high medical attachments, who has at
tended two courses Of lectures in the Central Medical Col
ege have been secured and that female patients at
any time avail themselves Of her invaluable aid and con-
sci. .UftE
teman eminently qualified for that position; and
red pains will be taken to have every thing appersnng
to the establishment arranged on PLAN and conducted
in to the comfort and promote the health
and happiness Of all who may wish TO avail themselves of
its benefits Baths of all descriptions adapted TO the cure
Of the various forms of disease and constructed scale
not inferior to those Of any other establishment in this
country. t e
An enlightened public sentiment everywhere repu-
dated reckless Of drugs in The of diseases
while ntolerabe suerngs and broken constitutions have
mperatively demanded "Beformp return from wide
and ntal departure from the simplicity Of Natures laws
s called for alike by rational love Of happiness and the
deplorable exgenoies Of our condition Hydropathy, or
scientific of water restorative and curatve agent,
Is practical substitution of simple and remarkably eff
cacious mode of curing the ck for that system OF drug
ging Depicting and cauterzng, which, in obtaining the
mastery disease too frequently places the patient be-
various Water Cure establishments In this country, say
nothing of any other has fully confirmed the hopes the
early discoverers and pomulgators Of the greet truths
upon which the system Ia founded and renders verbal
saw TINT the Cold Spring Water Cure will compare IA
yraly With any Of the weeonducted establishments of
similar character, and win DO found equal TO the best
regards the order convenience, and disturbances of its
arrangements. The institution Is open for the reccp
ton Of patients, and In full operation.
TERMS.
For board, medical advice attendance and nursing &C.,
nom 81 TO sl4 per week. payable weekly varying accord
ing to the room and attention required Each patient
will be required 10 furnish two linen Sheets cotton
comforters, one woollen blanket and four towels;
where II IL not convenient for the patient furnish them
as above they be supplied at the establishment by
paying fifty cents q week. atfS.Ft sMkffFNLE
All communications for medical advice should be ad'
dressed either to s. NJ Davis NJ d. to George JAWS,
Nj. D., 800 Main areet, Buffalo, MY. 49,
8, N, a a, W, DAVIS a %, Buhs'o'
! mar, 2t.=