The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-07-26
Buffalo Springs,
MECKLENBUG COUNTY, VA.

VNHE prevalence of disease in The middle and
Il southern portions of U. States. during
the past winter and Spring, admonish the people
10 look for some summer retreat, where the ills
inflicted by winter maladies may I've removed, and
at the same time secure an exemption from The
harrassing complaints Of the hot season of the
year. As locality propitious 10 this end, beg
leave, respectfully, TO call the attention Of the
public to my watering place, the BUFFALO
MINERAL SPRINGS, situated in the upper
end Of Mccklenburg county, Va, seven miles
west Of the town of Clarksyie.
THE TONIC POWERS OF THIS WATER.
so potent in mparting tone and vigor 10 the d.
gesiise organs, and IFS diuretic qualities so eff
Gent In purifying and cleansing the blood, rem
der il a pleasant and useful remedy in wide
range Of diseases.
Its curative powers are more conspicuously
manifested in the various forms of Dropsy, pro-
tracted Intermittent and Remiltent Fesers, Ghro-
mic Diseases of the Skin, Functional Derange-
ments Of the Liver, Stomach, Spleen, Bowels and
Kidneys. aud last, though not least, Female Com
plants, and almost every chronic disease Of the
! pelvic organs in both sexes. For further infor-
nation, however, on this subject, would refer
the invalid TO pamphlet already before the pub
lie, by DR.. 5. H. HARRIs, Of GAINESVILLE, heating
more deliberately Of the water and its special APP
plication to disease. Added TO its acknowledged
remedial powers, il is equally celebrated as a
prophylaciic, imparling tone and energy to the
1 general system, enabling il thereby TO ward of
disease.
Having been purveyor 10 the establishment for
many years, can bear testimony TO the aston
ishing effects Of the water on the appetite, and the
perfect impunity with which quantities Of food
may be taken, which, under other circumstances,
would be wholly inadmissille. TO meet this
| exgency, therefore, can only promise TO DO my
best in the cuisine department, and viii pledge
myself to the summer voyager TO make no charge
against him if his appetite OF digestion fail him.
j The yearly increase Of visitors has compelled
me to prepare for The comfortable sccommoda-
lion Of four hundred and fifty persons. In addi-
ton to Band Of Music engaged for the season,
other sources of amusement will be found ready
at hand--B Billiard Tables, Bowling Allies, &c.
Moss's line of four horse coaches, will leave
Ridgeway Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
morning of every week. until the Roanoke VAL
ley Rail Road reaches Bynesyie, say the LIST Of
July, after which daily line will run between
that place and GAINESVILLE. until the Railroad
reaches that town, say the LIST of August. Pas
sengers for the Springs win be carried there by
Moss line if required.
4 The line Of coaches from Roanoke Station, on
the Richmond and Danville Railroad TO Claiks
vile, will continue to run as heretofore.
J The services Of Thompson Tyler, Esq, one o
the most experienced Hotel keepers in the Uni
ted States, have been procured, and the manage
, ment Of the establishment will be mainly unde
, his control.
RATES OF BOARD.
E Adults per day, Sl:50
T : per week, 900
r per month, 30:0O
Children and Servants half price.
Horse per day, as cents.
DAVID SHELTON. Prop'r.
x June 9, 1854. fu--s,