The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-04-27
DR.. S. K, Jsraiass.


Mr.. Everson, uarness Maker, at Mr.. Jossus
West'e, Richmond, ~ss relieved OF q Typhns Fever
IN its ar'y age, In the oil few days CHEZ
iy Ivy he ssency OF the Bsth.
Oae OF Mr. Vests Rislksmi,hs, was cured of
violent case Of re sp,cd peurisy, in one night.
The Bath WAS twicS r-pested only. He became
Immediately eonvasesoent, aud began to work the
following week.
Mrs. Butt, near the Governors, wa, cured Of p
very severe attack ofp,eursr, without tood-se,,ins
The first VISIT was rnsds Saturday. Gu Nor
day che was able to situp sut DO bus ness.
Mrs. Adams, of A. ams's Valley (alias Butcher
town. wss relieved In very lew dry, OF case OF
puerpsrsl fever, induced and + circumstances the
most untowsrd. She had several severe eonvulsi-
Gus The Bats never failed to correct the III an
pesrsnccs, aeS she cured in ore third O, The.
tina, o 'dins;1ly requisite in such cases.
! Mr.. Bilaps, member of the Legislature of Vir.
s'na, vas relieved OF violent nttrci of nsthma sc.
eoHpaned with appearance Highly insan ms fory.
by s'ns'e sppicstion ofthe Bath, preceded by one
blood letting.
| Mrs. Webb, Oh Shockoe Hi. wa, relieved in n
few days OF most sevsre attack of hereditary govt,
which hsd affected he head and nerves to an alsr.
ming degree. L dis ssse was eNtraor, ipary
Mrs Smith, the lady cf Capt. Francis Smnh o.
Chesterfield, will tea'if, tha' she was rescued from,
death, chiefly by this remedy
| Mr. JOAN French, rriekisyer, late of Hampton
now OF this est, was r. eysd of 3 very alarmin,,
| breest comp'aist. of tA'ee months standing
! Mr.. Gshrs- Tanner at Mr.. Tata's was rsIiey,6
out of the NEST slsrmine condt on in very shor,
time: He bsd yio'ent pain in his breast Alter
seeons sn pnysic, an introv riiun os exci.eYne N,
took pace. II thirty hours his evacustious bod r.,
'uced him a. lo~ thsi bis pulls b-s, 40 s.rhk.s j.,
mins'e Upon any known ordinary me,hoi he
rous, probably hsvs did. And If The d;or-io.o
ccnii have been checked more weeks would
have been required, 10 recover the same s,anj,Dp
which be gained IN as m ny days.
! Mr.. Holt, deputy po'i-n asier, was cured os a.
| a.re - snein apusstin
1 TO, Of fha
having beer 10 ssiu hsnds, for ssve, a, months snd
h2dSog no relief wss reed from n ryous Tetior
Ofvsry Ggpauai appearances, in 3 few days
! MRS. Nlbert, over the Basin, after some veers -,
mass, and sitter having had the advice of p,, r;eisn
of eminent sbili es, has proved that the Bath. De
serves high rank in the classification of u,edcs
Miss Polly Walker, nuw Mrs. Walker. near d.
| Warehouse Rockets, affords an instance If -
most extraordinary Recovery, I ever Witnessed 4
| bre4s complaint
Captain Leeds at Mr.. WeHes, on the street,
uear Mayo's Bridge, speedily relieved of . nost
! violent rheumateun. -
| Mrs. Lsonsris, IN Adans's Valley, was cured !,
| thee or ionr days, of puerperal fever Her cas-,
vas vsrs s'shy ..a=:::s:!;G:orJ re,luired CIV,
| or ihree blood lettings. 10 was cured toss,.r !,
! one third Of the usssl rsr ID.
! Al he Federal City, J, was used 10 several essr
| o! Rheumatism, and Rheumatic Gont-Dne,o,
iiton, Physician General, Judge Anderson of The
| Senate, C er. Rinssold, snd Col johnson. of ia
| House OF Representatives. were of tho nrmbe-.
Col. Amber vas oblising as 10 furnish the ro,
lowing catalogue of cases Ia wl!sh it hsi been ussf
| in his .i,ho. hooi,
| Mrs. Wiokhain. in which ca,e it is t,,zeurfo,
granted. it wss 1sed By the spprobstion of Mrs
Niekaam's Father, Doctor MeClurg. Mrs Brock
enbrough, by the hand OF Doctor Brock erbrone-l
himss,f-Mrs. NlehoIss--Mis, Mary Bus s;stsr q,
Mrs Amber, This wes vry interesting case
She was relieved from great SOLDERING, by eus ami,
cation. Miss Catharine Amber, and two of CO.,
hu,'lcr's servants.
by Col Ambler's consent 1t is proper to add. thu
although his later is dated lith March, he had NO
disposition 20 lessen his testimony, on the 18th dav
OF April. So far from u, he es.eerns the system
70 proseits worth.