The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-07-31
FURTHER TEsT1M0Ny.

Asdnut Scarlet IeVPT, wnlcn terminated
tensiye liberation about the left shoulder Joint
She wa placed under the best physicians ia the
state, and was, by their skill, ESQ far as human
agency was concerned,) saved from death. The
liberation, however, continued to spread, until it
extended across the entire chest to the ria hit axa
producing great pain, making it necessary 10 kee-
her constantly under the influence of opates Every
remedy was tried calculated to produce RELIEF -
Sea bathing was resorted to for three or four sum.
mers. The White Sulphur, the Red Sulphur and
other springs visited for two consecutive sea.
sons without material benefit Last summer de.
iermined 10 give the Rockbridge Alum fair trial.
Mrs Carter reached the springs about the Doth Juv
and remained about eight weeks and has continued
to use the water since her return home She now
looks as well as ever her. All the ulcers have
healed but one, which gives pain. The use OF
opiates has been dispensed WITH and her relief is to
be ascribed to the use of the Rockbridge Alum
Water only.
will give you the history of another case. with
which am familiar. 1t is the daughter of R. T.
Lacy, Esq, Cor many years representative in
the Legisatnre) She was healthy, well grown
and sprightly child, and was attacked last Christmas
two years, when nearly ten years of age, with in.
hamation OF the eyes, which resisted all the RENE
dies which could be used The physicians in the
surrounding country were called in She was then
placed under the of DR.. Chas. Bell Gibson, of
the city OF Richmond, Va, for six months, who by
his skill and attention, almost entirely relieved her;
but the inflammation eturned, and he advised trio
to the Rockbridge Alum Springs When saw her,
was seriously appf -HeEslve s1e WOuld lose her
eye sight. 1t was my privilege to tak5 charge of
her Qn company with her mother) TO the Springs
she remained at the Springs about eight weeas for
four weeks there was no percepuble improvement.
she then improved rapidly, is now enjoying good
health, and her eyes are greatly improved and al
most entirely resto ed. she has also continued the
use OF the water since leaving the springs. Before
visiting the springs, her general health had been
greatly impaired by the remedies used to relieve
her eyes. Mrs Lacys health was bad when she
reached the springs, very feeble, scarcely able to
move about with any comfort, was rendered much
more unwell by the trip. Before she left the
springs, her health was entirely restored, and con.
,inUes bet er than it has been Tor twenty years |
have seen its beneficial effects in many other cases
especially in cutaneouS diseases. The water is
powerful Alternative acts on the glanduar system
generally, and possesses considerable tonic proper
ties. These cases fully establish the reputation of
the water.
Very respectfully, your ob't serv't.
JOHN G. CARTER, D M
Dear Sir: send you above, at your request the
statement of Dr. Carte and his account SO far as it
relates to Mrs Lacy ami my daughter, is correct
DR. Carter is Baptist minister, has been, for many
years, successful ply cian of high character, land
resides in six miles OF me.
Respectfully, your ob'tse
r. T. LACY.
JNo. II. SEAYEBs, Esq
New Kent Co, July 9th, 1852. jy 30-2t
Hang your banners on the Out
ward Wails-the Cry is still They Come.
The crowd that is comfortably making its way 10
wards the Jewelry Manutactory of s. P NOUN
TAIN, Ne. ITO, Main street, up stairs, show con
c!usively that his is the place to get full satistac
ton done them in getting their work done at prices
| far below that Of any store in Richmond.
| Jewelry made and old Jewelry repaired and made
SIS good new, at the lowest manufacturing prices,
at the shortest notice. and satisfaction
| no charge. Diamonds, Pearls, Canoes, Garnets,
| aud other precious stones get in the Eeatest and
latest New York styles.
Erw Ill <rA
| prepared, in consequence of having low rent, a
| good assortment OF tools, together with his own
ity to manufacture any article OF Jeelry, to do
mis- work cheaper and better Than any other estab
Ii hment in the city. Old Gold and Silver taken in
exchange tor Jewelry S. P. MOUNTAIN,
Diamond setter and Manufacturing Jeweler.
jy S-tlstA
~ We continue the insertion OF the testmo-
malls of the fine DaguerreGtypes issued from Pratt
Gallery, at No I45 Main street, under the Gothic
windows. The Magnolia says of 1t tive were
quite astonished at the beautiful in which
it is fitted up, the richaess of all its appointments
and the elegant appliances of comfort and luxury
with which it abounds We looked over large
lumber OF the distinguished men of Virginia, and
well known private citizens, and DID not see one
infe ri0r likeness amongst them. Mr. p is master
of his profession, and such seems to be the general
opinion if We Judge from the army of witnesses of
| his skill which look down from the walls" 1.-The
| best likeness | have ever had taken" says DR.
| - Il
| of Medical Convention je %
~ The Voice of the Press" smons
| Llkenesses are the best we have ever seen,"-Eve
ming Post As our ciuzens are leaving for watering
places, &c, likeness of friend at such period is
always received as special gift TO be treasured as
household god. What young mau is there who
would object to a beautiful likeness of his "lady
| love Z" or what young lady would refuse smiling
1 likeness OF her beau or what parent child ex-
lists who would not look with delight upon the ike
f1nl nj nfFF
canuot be conceived OF than the beautiful arstica
and richly colored Daguerreotypes such as ere ia
| ken at NJ. P. SIMOES',
| jy II Is, Main street, Eagle Square.
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| DINwIDDIE Co Va, June, 1882.
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fo,m you and the pubic geneIaey, OF lne sfcst
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| In the summer OF 1850 ~as attacked with vic.
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scrbed by two or tnree eminent ply scians for is
| months, without any effect and being reduced al
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