Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-14
Dyspepsia, OF Indigestion.

(From the Richmond Religious Reraial
WE insert the following letter from q highly re-
w spected and long valued friend, only at his
request, but 10 point cut TO the afflicted rem for
widely spread and wasting disease, which is daily
poisoning the fountains of health and enjoyment, and
embittering the existence of thousands and which has
IN numberless instances, set at defiance the skill and
experience III the physician. We are acquainted with
individuals IN this city. who have visited New York.
and have returned in the en- oyment of good health
The statements of correspondent may be relied on
with confidence. he possesses too much jpteIIi
gcnce TO be easily imposed upon himself and too much
sterling worth and integrity to assist in d-,eivinp
! others.
The address of DR.. Sutherland is: n. d. corner of
Grand and Elm sireets-ofice No. "a, Wall 81, New
York, in the rear of the New York Insurance Com
pany.
NEw YonK, June II, 183o-As there his bean
much said in this city, and elsewhere, about the rev
process used in the cure of that distressing complaint
the dyspe psa, indigestion make free to cali your
attention to the subjects and request you will have the
goodness to insert your paper, early convent
emf the following:
DR. Sutherland Of this city, q friend of mine, has
prac,ced it from the commencement with grea. sue.
cess; frst in connection with Mr. as,r rad and now
by himself. lie has to my own knowledge, effected
number of cures in long Standing cases. males and
females. One of my workmen received important be.
neft when he appeared to he fastening the grave
and IS now, and has been for months able to fol-
low his occupation have recently conversed with
several gentlemen who have experienced efFrctual
cures, within day OF two, we'll informed gentle
man. He rs the soD-n.iaw OF one of our first phys
cans under whose care ne had been for live
without benefit. lie had been the South and the
West Indies, without obtaining any relief In the
course of twelve months, he wasted from $50 to lI2
pounds since he has been under the care of Dr. sut.
erlaRd, he says lac has gained IS pounds ten weeks
and considers hinse perfectly cured. lie informs me
that he has the least doubt that the used
will cure any case however Desperate although no me-
dicine very little is used. Indeed, 1T appears fully
evident that the nature cause, and of the dys.
pepss, has been wholly misunderstood, and of course
medical skill, however great has been sought in vain
by thousands.
Patients from various parts have visited or copres.
pended with DIR. Sutherland and many of our first citi
zens have been folly restored health under his skill
fuI and assduous attention, and have every reason to
believe that there has not been failure under al
Doctors management. Although this may appear al
most incredible, and unexplained TO SAVIOUR Of mysti.
csn, " of qusckcry, yet may be relied on there
is nothing Of either; but that the cure is effected on
principles consonant with the science OF the healing
art, and the structure and mechanism Of the human
frame, which every we'll informed patient can readily
comprehend, and be thus induced TO yield their need
ful concurrence IN the performance Of the cure.
THOMAS LOUD.
I do with confidence say that consider Mr. Edmund
Anderson well qualified to practice in cases Of dyspep-
STA or indigestion. lie has been with me number of
days, and constantly inspecting cases. and during his
stay with me, has alone attended TO several patients
and gave them and myself entire satisfaction.
TALMADGE SUTHERLAND
New York, 18th July, 1880.
Persons labourng under the above disease, and
wishing TO avail themselves of my services will find
at the Post Office every day, from g. a. VI. to p. NJ
EDMUND ANDERSON.
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